Best Bits: Abby May Have Seen Aliens & Morgan’s Sweet Delivery Driver Moment

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show: Best Bits Episode Summary Release Date: February 15, 2025

In this engaging episode of The Bobby Bones Show, hosts Abby Lee Anderson and Morgan delve into a variety of personal anecdotes, insightful discussions, and lighthearted banter. Skipping the usual advertisements and promotional segments, the duo offers listeners a candid look into their lives, relationships, and quirky experiences. Here's a detailed summary of the key moments from this episode:

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1. Personal Relationships and Dating Experiences

Abby’s Relationship Update Abby opens the conversation by sharing heartfelt updates about her relationship. Having dated her boyfriend since October of the previous year, she reflects on the uniqueness of maintaining a lasting relationship in Nashville's bustling dating scene.

Abby Lee Anderson [03:25]: "We've been dating since the end of October last year. It really does feel long for me, especially in Nashville's economy with dating."

Morgan’s Perspective on Modern Dating Morgan reciprocates by discussing her own challenges with dating apps and the importance of quality over quantity. She emphasizes the need for intentional connections rather than settling for superficial interactions.

Morgan [09:50]: "I'm so comfortable with where I'm at in my life and who I am. Somebody just has to be really awesome for that to kind of take over."

2. Dealing with Vertigo

Morgan opens up about her recent struggles with vertigo, detailing how it has impacted her daily life and social interactions. She shares humorous yet relatable stories about misunderstandings caused by her condition, such as people noticing her glasses and making unfounded assumptions about her health.

Morgan [24:51]: "I've been dealing with vertigo lately and I want to tell you some funny stories."

3. Mysterious Object Sightings

Abby’s UFO Encounter Abby recounts a peculiar experience where she observed a glowing, bluish object in the sky. The object appeared to consist of two bright balls side by side and remained stationary for about ten minutes, leaving her and her boyfriend puzzled.

Abby Lee Anderson [39:46]: "It was like this glowing, bluish object and it was kind of cloudy, so it was kind of hazy. But it was two balls side by side."

Speculations and Theories Morgan and Abby brainstorm possible explanations, ranging from drones and Starlink satellites to extraterrestrial visitors. Their playful speculation underscores their fascination with the unknown.

Morgan [43:31]: "If anybody's seen a bright blue light in their sky, especially in Nashville or anywhere, send your pictures to Abby. Maybe you guys can compare notes."

4. PSA: Pet Microchip Registration Issue

Morgan issues an important public service announcement regarding the abrupt closure of the microchip company Save This Life. She urges pet owners to verify their microchip registrations and transfer them to a new provider to ensure their pets remain traceable if lost.

Morgan [45:03]: "If you have a microchip in your pet and you don't know what company it's for, look at that first. And then get them re-registered to a different microchip company to make sure that you're staying in the system."

5. Sweet Delivery Driver Moment

Morgan shares an endearing story about her Amazon delivery driver who thoughtfully left a treat for her dog, Remy. Captured on her Ring camera, the driver's gesture highlights the often-overlooked kindness in everyday interactions.

Morgan [46:49]: "She pulls out a treat for you. That's your retired party girl part."

6. Pop Culture and Entertainment

Exploring New TV Shows and Movies Abby and Morgan discuss their latest TV show binges and movie-watching habits. Abby mentions her boyfriend introducing her to classics like Gladiator, while Morgan shares her newfound love for Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and plans to watch the latest Captain America film.

Abby Lee Anderson [53:38]: "I love dark comedy. It's like Halloween, the movie."

Mutual Recommendations The hosts exchange recommendations, encouraging each other to explore different genres and share their experiences with the audience.

Morgan [55:21]: "Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is hilarious. I love it. She's like a comedian."

7. Setting Boundaries in Relationships

The conversation shifts to the importance of setting boundaries in personal relationships. Abby and Morgan discuss how establishing clear limits can prevent misunderstandings and promote healthier interactions.

Abby Lee Anderson [20:24]: "What happens when you don't set boundaries? You get walked on like a doormat."

8. Embracing Quirks and Personal Growth

Abby’s Quirks Abby humorously admits to always feeling cold and relying on multiple layers and electric hand warmers to stay comfortable, showcasing her relatable quirks.

Abby Lee Anderson [02:32]: "I'm in three layers right now, so if you can hear my coat."

Morgan’s Adaptability Morgan reflects on her adaptability, from managing her health issues to adjusting her social habits, illustrating personal growth and resilience.

Morgan [10:21]: "I think I'm so comfortable with where I'm at in my life and who I am."

9. Closing Thoughts and Future Topics

As the episode wraps up, Abby and Morgan express their plans to share more stories and updates in future episodes. They encourage listeners to engage with them on social media and continue following their journey.

Morgan [60:38]: "Hopefully you gathered some fun things from this all over the place conversation."

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Notable Quotes:

• Abby Lee Anderson [03:25]: "We've been dating since the end of October last year. It really does feel long for me, especially in Nashville's economy with dating."
• Morgan [09:50]: "I'm so comfortable with where I'm at in my life and who I am. Somebody just has to be really awesome for that to kind of take over."
• Abby Lee Anderson [39:46]: "It was like this glowing, bluish object and it was kind of cloudy, so it was kind of hazy. But it was two balls side by side."
• Morgan [45:03]: "If you have a microchip in your pet and you don't know what company it's for, look at that first."

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This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and entertaining discussions, making it a must-listen for fans seeking authenticity and connection.

Transcript

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[Abby Lee Anderson]

Join us for heartfelt conversations with remarkable guests like David Oyelowo, Mel Robbins, Martin Sheen, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and and Billy Porter. Listen to my legacy on the iHeartRadio.

[Morgan]

App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is my legacy. Yo, what up? It's your girl Jess.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Hilarious. And I think it's time to acknowledge that I'm not just a comedian. It's time to add uncertified therapist to my credentials. Because each and every Wednesday, I'm fixing.

[Morgan]

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[Abby Lee Anderson]

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[Morgan]

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[Abby Lee Anderson]

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[Morgan]

Thought you was the father, but you.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Not come to me. I can't promise I won't judge you, but I can guarantee that I will help you. Listen to carefully Reckless on the Black Effect Podcast Network, iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts.

[Morgan]

Or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Alec Baldwin. This past season on my podcast, here's the thing. I spoke with more actors, musicians, policymakers, and so many other fascinating people like writer and actor Dan Aykroyd.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I love writing more than anything.

[Morgan]

You're left alone, you know, you do.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Three hours in the morning, you write three hours in the afternoon. Go pick up a kid from school and write at night.

[Morgan]

And after nine hours, you come out.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

With seven pages and then you're moving on. Listen to here's the thing on the.

[Morgan]

Iheartradio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Best bits of the Week with.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Morgan Part one Behind the scenes with.

[Morgan]

A member of the show. What's up everybod? Happy weekend. I'm joined this weekend by Abby. Abby, how are you?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm good. I'm freezing. I'm in three layers right now, so if you can hear my coat. Sorry. Like, I'm in like a winter down jacket. Yeah.

[Morgan]

You also have hand warmers but not like the traditional little packets that you buy at Target. They're like electric hand warmers.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I got them off Amazon. Like they're battery operated. You just charge them and they go in my pocket and I hold them all day.

[Morgan]

It's really not good that you have to wear a parka and hand warmers to be at work.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Is that. That's what I was saying with Ray, because poor guy gets here, so. And he is freezing.

[Morgan]

He looked like he was straight up back in Michigan when I saw him today. He had a stocking cap on and all bundled up.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. What is up with that? I'm always cold.

[Morgan]

I don't know. Welcome to a little behind the scenes of working on the Bobby Rhodes Show. Seriously, that's what's happening here? But Abby, we need an update. We need to hear how the boyfriend is, how things are going. Mr. Cheesehead. Cheese head, give me the latest what you're willing and ready to talk about.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's going well. I mean, we've been dating since what, the end of October last year. So it's been over a year.

[Morgan]

Crazy. Does that feel weird?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It really does. Like, that's just. That's long for me.

[Morgan]

Okay, you don't have to say long for you. You can just say it's long.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And in Nashville, in today's economy with dating, I feel like that's amazing.

[Morgan]

It is. It's a unicorn situation.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. It's just. It's so fun. Like, I don't know, we just get along so well and, like, nothing bothers me about him, but if it does, like, we just communicate and it's just fun.

[Morgan]

Are you still as in love with him as you were the first moment you realized you were in love with him?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. And it's so fun to, like, look back, like, on our first date. Like, it's funny to think about the place we went to, like, isn't there anymore. But if we go, it's like an area in Nashville called 12 South. And so that's where we went. So every time.

[Morgan]

What's not there anymore?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So it's actually. It was Mafiosa's. That's not.

[Morgan]

The OSA's isn't there anymore.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It closed like, two weeks ago, I think.

[Morgan]

Dang, that was such a good pizza spot. I know.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That was like the go to. It was so good. But then it was that, like, wood fired grill. But it's now, like a tacos place. You know where that is? Like, you know where Embers is?

[Morgan]

I know where Embers is.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So it's like, to the right of that one block.

[Morgan]

So now that's what replaced Mafioso. Is there anything actually in Mafiosos?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, no, Nothing's there. Okay, so. Well, I know I said that confusing. The first place we were going to go to that I, like, saw him for the first time on the corner where we met. It was like this wood fired pizza place, but it's gone.

[Morgan]

Everything's gone.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. So both. Both the places we went to, basically.

[Morgan]

Do we read into that? No, we do not. No, we don't. I'm just kidding.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my God. You know I take signs.

[Morgan]

I know. That's why I'm saying don't. That's why I thought you were already thinking it. Don't. Don't read into that. I was purely kidding.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my God.

[Morgan]

Do not read into that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Anyway, okay, now that I have to get past this. No, things are fun. Like, we went to a Super bowl party. I don't know. I just. It's great.

[Morgan]

Happy as can be.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Is he still Cheesehead or has he earned another nickname?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

He's still Cheesehead.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Because, like, he's a huge packers fan and he's always like, you want to wear my cheese head? Like, if we go out somewhere, I'm like, no, I don't.

[Morgan]

You don't have your own cheese head?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm not that big of a fan. I'm still a Broncos fan. So that's kind of.

[Morgan]

You haven't been fully converted.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No.

[Morgan]

And you have not worn a cheese head yet.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, not a cheese head. I've worn, like, he bought me a shirt.

[Morgan]

You're moving on over.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes, but not gonna wear that cheese head. Maybe if we go to a game. I would. If we went to a game in lamb. Is it Lambo?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. Then I would wear one for sure.

[Morgan]

You know, I really love Wisconsin. They have great cheese curds.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I've been there once. We didn't have any cheese curds.

[Morgan]

But how do you go to Wisconsin and not have cheese curds?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

We went for a wedding.

[Morgan]

One thing they're known for.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's so true. I went for a wedding. But you know how it's like.

[Morgan]

Wait, do you also not like cheese? I can't remember.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, I like cheese. Oh, okay. Cheese. That would be so weird.

[Morgan]

In all fairness, there are some weird things you don't like.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You know, I'm picky, but I'm not that picky.

[Morgan]

That's what I was making sure of. I couldn't remember if that was one of them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Well, there's certain cheeses I don't like, like pepper Jack.

[Morgan]

Okay, that's fair.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But cheese curds, I can. Yeah, okay.

[Morgan]

But you didn't eat them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, because I just like, you know, cheese whatever. Like, it's Sonic a Fries cheese curd, man.

[Morgan]

It's like basically a fried mozzarella ball.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, Mozzarella sticks. I like those.

[Morgan]

Yeah, that's what a cheese curd is. But like, it's from Wisconsin, so it's built there. That's the best way I can put. Originates there.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

What kind of cheese is it? Like, cheddar.

[Morgan]

All kinds. Cheddar. Even at Trader Joe's, when I go, I get Wisconsin cheese. I get Wisconsin white cheddar and mild cheddar.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And.

[Morgan]

And then I also get an unexpected cheddar, which I also believe is from Wisconsin.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, well, we only go out and get appetizers. He always wants cheese curds. He always does want them.

[Morgan]

So you've eaten them here, but you've never eaten them in Wisconsin.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right.

[Morgan]

Different experience.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Also legit cheese curds aren't the fried kind there, are they come in a weird baggie that you can buy at, like, any grocery store or gas station in Wisconsin. And they are like these little. They're squeaky and they kind of look like. I don't know how to explain it very well, but it's a different. It's different than, like, fried cheese curds. That's not what they're actually known for. They're known for cheese curds.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right, Right. Wow. I have to sound that.

[Morgan]

Don't have fried stuff on them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm really getting in the know of where he's from. Obviously, we've had many.

[Morgan]

That's it. That's all they're known for is cheese.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Honestly, I didn't know that well.

[Morgan]

And the Packers.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And the Packers.

[Morgan]

There's more, too. I loved Wisconsin. It was beautiful. Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It is so pretty. It's so nice there. I was like, I wanted to spend more time. It was just a weekend, so.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I need to go back and create some new memories. That was with my crazy ex boyfriend.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, no. Oh, really? Why were you there?

[Morgan]

I went and visited his family.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, his family's there. Oh, okay.

[Morgan]

Because he's from there. See?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

A Packers fan.

[Morgan]

I don't know. I've chosen to block out a lot of that relationship.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. Let's move. Change subjects.

[Morgan]

Okay. Any other. Anything else you want to share? Boyfriend? All good for now?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes, all good.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

For now. Maybe buy next Best bits. I will have More to share. It's going well.

[Morgan]

I love the happy update.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm. I'm kind of one of those. I'm like, I'm just going to like less is more because I feel like I jinx myself. I'm still there. Remember this?

[Morgan]

You're not supposed to be there anymore at this point, Abby.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I know.

[Morgan]

Remember I told you this year and you did tell me this, but you guys are a year in.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I was like, even on my like 10 year anniversary of my wedding anniversary.

[Morgan]

Okay, well.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay, I think we're still.

[Morgan]

He puts a frickin ring on the finger, Abby. We're going to have to let that one go. I think I told you the same thing last time.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I know you did. Trust issues over here. Okay.

[Morgan]

That's okay. I have trust issues too. But you're giving me some hope. I mean. Yeah, because the, the dating right now is just garbage. Put it in a garbage can, set it on fire.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh my God, I'm so annoyed. Like, that's really annoying. I know because I was doing that for 10 years in Nashville and it was so bad.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And it's. You know what's funny though? Like, I feel like quality is just so down. I've met plenty of nice guys. There's nice guys out there. And it's just nothing that's actually creating anything more than a friendship for me. Like, there's nothing that's getting me any version of excited to even like go on a second, third, fourth date. It's like, they're fine. They're not bad people. They're just. There's just not. And I don't know if I've gotten to this place, Abby, where I've just really realized, like, somebody has to be really worth it for me to go through a relationship and do all of this again.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

You know what I mean? Like, I really think I'm in this place where I just don't. I'm not just gonna settle down just to settle down. And like, could I have dated and potentially continued into serious relationships with some of them? Yeah, absolutely. It could have. But I just am not at that place anymore where that's necessary to me. I think I'm so comfortable with where I'm at in my life and who I am. That somebody just has to be really awesome for that to kind of take over.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right. Because you don't, you wouldn't want it like any other way. You don't want to feel like you're settling or like, you know, being held back from what you like truly want to do and be like, oh, well, at least I'm with a guy and I have things to do, you know, somebody to do stuff with. But if it's not amazing, then see, and I don't waste of time.

[Morgan]

That's the thing too, is I'm like, I'll just go do it by myself or I'll make one of my friends come with me. I don't need somebody. Like the only moment where I had like maybe five brief minutes when I first got vertigo and I cried because I was like, I'm by myself again. But it was really more because my family wasn't even around. If my family was around, I don't even think I would have had that moment. It was more that, oh, my family's not here and I have to, like, lean on my friends. And I'm really bad at asking for help. That's just my. One of my not great quality traits. And I like, cried because when you're with a partner or you have your family, you have this kind of automatic help versus having to ask and go seeking for help. So that was really the only moment that I've had in the past, I mean, since breaking up with my ex, where I really was sad that I was alone.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. That's really good. That is a very good sign.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know, man. I don't know what's happening.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

What was the last one you went on?

[Morgan]

It was before I got vertigo. I had to cancel some dates when I got vertigo. I was like, sorry. And I swear, this is not a cop out.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Like, I straight up can't get out of my bed. They're like, send me a selfie. Okay. I'll show you what I look like in my glasses. Yeah.

[Morgan]

And nobody wanted to be around me. I hadn't, like, been able to shower. I was in clothes for like the same four days.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That is so rough.

[Morgan]

It was a disaster. So I'd canceled some. It was like the week before I got vertigo. I'd went on one and it was fine. The guy was really nice, but he just had. He had some stuff that he was still doing and working through. And I just. I've also really been proud of myself that I'm not. I'm not here to work on projects anymore. I've done that, but they're done that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So ain't nobody got time for that.

[Morgan]

Yeah, you got to come showed up ready and emotionally in a place that you're ready for a relationship. And I can't do that anymore.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm curious, like, what catches your eye now? Like, on apps? Like, what makes you be like, oh, I do want to go out with this guy? Because there's so many options, you know, like, left, right, right. What makes you be like, okay, I'll let you take me out?

[Morgan]

I'm really focused on quality across the board. So profile, they have to truly fill it out. And of course, I have to be attracted to him in some way in the pictures. Like, that's just part of dating. You have to be attracted to the person you want to go out on day with. But beyond that, beyond that, like, very quick moment of judgment. It's quality of the profile. Do they fill it out? Are the pictures consistent? Do they look similar in all the photos? Like, are they actually this person. When they fill out the prompts, are they intentional about what they're saying? Do they actually want to date you? Like, do they really want to go on dates? And then beyond matching, it's. How is this conversation unfolding? I have matched dudes. Like, not at this point in my life, but, like, before, I would just match with dudes. I'm like, oh, they're cute. We could go out, be fun. I don't. I'm not there anymore. Like, you can be attractive, but if your profile sucks, you're out. You know what I mean? Like, it's very intentional for me on there now, where you have to have all of the pieces. Like, you have to very intentionally quality all of the things. So then in conversations, I've had plenty of them that, like, they pass that test, and then you go in the conversation and nothing happens.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I feel like that's how it was for me. Like, they were so good at conversing, like, on text, and it was so fun and flirty. And then you get in person, you're like, where is that other guy?

[Morgan]

That, too. That has happened, too. But some, like, won't even go to the. They'll, like. They'll, like, how are you doing? What's your work life today?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right or right. Yeah.

[Morgan]

What's your favorite color? I'm like, bro, I don't know. Give me something, anything.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's exhausting. Yeah, it's like, that. Just.

[Morgan]

You're not having fun. I'm not having fun. Why are we doing this?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Mm.

[Morgan]

Like, and I try really hard to make sure my prompts, like, would make you want to say something. And even I've gotten to the point because I had a. A dating coach who she's actually. She'll be on My podcast on Monday. Who. She's so, so intentional about how she does things, and she just kind of takes the guessing work out of dating, where it's like, this is not how you do this. Like, stop guessing. These games. Just date. And she's like, if you match with someone, you reach out, you say something. And so if somebody matches with me and doesn't say anything, I'll go to their profile and say something. I'm very actively, intentionally dating, and some. Some of the time, they just don't even respond.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's what I don't.

[Morgan]

Why did you match with me? Why did you like my photo?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I know. What. What is that? Or they go disappear for a couple of days and then come back and you're like, I'm not going to string this along.

[Morgan]

Yeah. I'm like, also, how quick are they to. From the conversation on the dating app to then set up a date? Because I also don't want to Pen pal. Don't get my phone number. I don't want to message you for five, five weeks unless there's a really good reason. Like, I had vertigo, so we had to transition to the. To text for two of them that I had to, like, cancel on. But I don't like texting before I meet. I don't want. I don't want to text you, and I don't want to know your social media before our first date. I feel like we're just setting ourselves up for failure here. You know what I mean? Like, past that first date, first date goes well. Let's exchange phone numbers. And then maybe third or fourth date, let's start looking on social media. I think you set yourself up for bad things to happen when you. You go and you creep on social media and you spend weeks texting somebody.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

You know what I mean? So I've just really, like, narrowed down a lot of things that I had never done before.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. That's what I did with my current. I almost said his name, but Cheesehead. It was like, we didn't talk much at all. Like, it was just like, why? Why waste the time? Just like, he was like, maybe it was Tuesday or Wednesday. He's like, hey, can we go to dinner on Friday? And, like, named a time was like, where do you want to go? And I said, okay, pick these. I have these three areas. I was like, 12 south, like, east Nashville or Sylvan park or something. Those are three areas. And he picked it, and we kind of went from there. So it was like, we made it happen in, like, Two seconds.

[Morgan]

See, that's so attractive. That's so attractive to me.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. And that right there, I was like, okay, somebody is going to like, let's go. And then follow through and not be like, oh, nevermind, I have to cancel. I'm. Something came up.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And like, that's totally fine if you have to cancel, but, like, set a new date, then be like, hey, I have to cancel. I want to still see you. Let's do this a week from now on this date. Like, that's totally cool. Life happens. But it's just. It's so much gets lost in translation over the dating app. So, like, I have a love hate relationship with them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I do too. Like, I worked for you. Yes. And it's because all of my friends were finding their guys and they were getting married to the guy they met on Bumble and Tinder. And I'm like, okay, it has to happen for me at some point. It has to.

[Morgan]

It is. It does. The reason I do love them is because it puts you in a new dating window, I guess is there's a word that I can't find right now. Again, my brain's mush. But it puts you in a different dating pool. That's the word I was looking for, dating pool. Than just your typical what you see every day and what you're interacting with. Because I've met so many people on those dating apps I would have never met, never, ever would have met, never would have crossed my path.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

So they're great for that. It's just finding the people that, like, are very intentional quality dating. And that's hard to find. Everybody's exhausted. Nobody likes dating. Nobody likes it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, they don't. They don't. It's. It's like an interview. No one wants to go on an interview every day or every other day.

[Morgan]

And also the. I don't even think you need to do dinner dates either. Like, I love that you guys were able to do all in one. Even if that works out great, I'm like, let's just go on a walk.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Let's go on a walk.

[Morgan]

Let's go grab coffee. I don't drink coffee. I'll drink hot chocolate. But like, let's do that. Let's grab a quick drink. I don't. It doesn't have to be like this huge thing that people put up for it to be. To just know, like, hey, okay, now the second date, the second day is where I truly think you can start to shine and be like, I'm gonna plan A dinner date. And, like, let's do this.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Because it shouldn't be extravagant. It shouldn't be. I've heard guys that are like, oh, my gosh, I spent so much money on this first date. And I'm like, then you should have just been like, let's grab one drink. Or, you know, like, it doesn't have to be anything crazy. It's just, like, the initial screening process to know if you want to talk to them again.

[Morgan]

And see, that's even why most of the time, I. I really don't like dinner dates because I feel like you're on it for too long. It's like, and what happens if you both get stuck and you don't want to be there?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Actually, I. I lied. It was just meeting for one drink because I remember coming on, like, the show here and being like, I'm limiting it to an hour, and it's just coffee or something like that. And then when I was there, I finally admitted to him, and I was like, okay. Like, I told myself I was gonna stay an hour, but I really don't want to leave. So you want to go somewhere else? Like, but then you have an option for that. Yeah. Right.

[Morgan]

You set yourself up for an option for that versus setting yourself up if you don't like it. To not stay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. So I do recommend. Yeah. The walk. Coffee. Yeah. Maybe one drink. Just, like, one beer, whatever. And then be like, okay, I gotta go. Because also, I wanted to, like, be a little mysterious. Not that I like, play the game, but I also didn't want to be, like, seem too urgent or not urgent.

[Morgan]

Eager.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Eager. Yes. Um, but I didn't because it was four hours, but I kind of want to go.

[Morgan]

It worked out for you.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It did.

[Morgan]

But anyway, at least you set yourself up for the potential of. You can. Can get out of it. See?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right.

[Morgan]

Look at you. You're a little expert now.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It worked because I finally set a boundary, and the boundary worked, but then I crossed it again.

[Morgan]

We love boundaries, but happy we're not good at them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Anyway, Don't.

[Morgan]

Loomie ended on. You are the one that doesn't like boundaries. I love boundaries. Boundari are sexy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Boundaries are sexy.

[Morgan]

You're on your own with that one.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. I love you. And I'm.

[Morgan]

I'm on your team every other time.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Not that one. That's what you need to talk about on your podcast, how to set boundaries.

[Morgan]

Okay. You're gonna come on an episode.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm the failed version. Like, you have the expert.

[Morgan]

You need this. Yeah. You need the expert. Success.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And I'll listen.

[Morgan]

And then we need the real life.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay. Yeah, your real life. What happens when you don't set boundaries? You get walked on like a doormat. Okay.

[Morgan]

You have done better, though. You've done a lot better.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm so.

[Morgan]

You should give yourself some credit. Okay, we're gonna take a quick break.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

We'll be right back. Everyone's forgotten who runs this valley.

[Morgan]

Time to remind them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yellowstone fans step into the Yellowstone universe.

[Morgan]

Dark family legacy is this ranch.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And I protect. I live my life.

[Morgan]

Hosted by Bobby Bones, the official Yellowstone Podcast takes you deeper into the franchise.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That'S captivated millions worldwide.

[Morgan]

Action explore untold behind the scenes stories, exclusive cast interviews, and in depth discussions about the themes and legacy of Yellowstone. You know, the first students to settle this valley fighting was all they knew. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the ranch, welcome to the Yellowstone. Bobby Bones has everything you need to stay connected to the Yellowstone phenomenon.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I look forward to it.

[Morgan]

Listen to the official Yellowstone podcast Now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Wherever you get your podcasts. Let's go to work.

[Morgan]

Hey, you guys, I'm Katherine Legg. I'm a racing driver who's literally driven everything with four wheels across the planet. And I've got a new podcast. It's called Throttle Therapy. This season, I'm gearing up to make history, competing in some of the world's most notorious racing events, starting at the Indy 500. Join me as I travel from racetrack to racetrack in my quest to continue a memorable career in racing. I'm also going to bring you inside stories with legends of sports, new faces from the next generation of auto racing.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And conversations with the people who supported.

[Morgan]

Me throughout my career. We'll be getting into everything from karting to nascar, even Formula one. Whether you dream about being a pro athlete or an astronaut, we're talking about what it takes to make it. Listen to Throttle Therapy with Katherine Legg, an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports. I'm so sick of hearing men talk about women's basketball. If only there were a professional WNBA player with her own podcast I could listen to.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Hey, this is Lexi Brown, WNBA player and professional yapper.

[Morgan]

And this is Mariah Rose. You may know me from spilling the tea on Hoops for hotties on TikTok and we've got a new podcast, Full Circle every Wednesday. We're catching you up on what's going on in women's basketball, and not just in the wnba, but with Athletes Unlimited.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Unrivaled and college basketball.

[Morgan]

We've got you with analysis, inside stories.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And a little bit of tea. I know you guys have seen a.

[Morgan]

Lot of former and current basketball players.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Telling their stories from their point of view, and I just think it's time for the girlies to tap in.

[Morgan]

We want to share all of the women's basketball stories that you won't see anywhere else.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Tune in to Full Circle, an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment.

[Morgan]

You can find us on the iHeartRadio.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Elf Beauty, founding partner of iheart Women's Sports.

[Morgan]

I'm Maura Ahrensmiele, host of the Anxious Achiever.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's a show that looks at where.

[Morgan]

We spend most of our waking hours.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Work. We explore how work impacts our mental.

[Morgan]

Health, how neurodiversity impacts our careers, and.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

How companies impact our well being.

[Morgan]

Is work broken?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's hard to say that work is.

[Morgan]

Broken because work is work and the system itself doesn't favor workers. I would say that the system is unsustainable. Is capitalism and work just relentless, cruel, and unsustainable? Which is really my experience and my family's experience. So in that way, yeah, it's broken. Listen to the Anxious achiever on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, so I've been dealing with vertigo lately and I want to tell you some funny stories.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my God, please do, because I've never experienced it. This is.

[Morgan]

Oh, those aren't funn suck. I'm trying to look at the positives.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Tell me the funny.

[Morgan]

I want to laugh, but it does suck. I hope nobody. I wish literally nobody ever were get this. It's so debilitating. It's the worst thing ever. But funny thing about having vertigo and wearing these glasses.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Is people in public really like to, like, guess why I'm wearing the glasses.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

They do.

[Morgan]

I don't know why. Yes.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

They just come up to you and they're like.

[Morgan]

I don't know if it's because it's uncommon one. Because they're like red glasses and they don't really look like sunglasses and they're not blue light glasses. They're just a little different. People don't know Them. But I've had people guess one that I am partially blind. Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Wait, they come. This is what they say.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like, and it's like, employees or stuff that you're kind of already interacting with. So it's not totally random strangers just coming up and be like, are you blind? But it's people I'm interacting with in the world that are strangers.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And they'll be like, those are glasses. And I'm like, yeah, they're glasses. I like, are you, like. It's funny, you know, I don't know if we're just, like, really blunt these days or what's happening, but I had.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

A filter out there. Okay.

[Morgan]

It really is. So I've had one ask if I was partially blind. And then I had one ask if I was experiencing migraines. That was the closest. Migraines was closest. And then I had another person ask if I had cosmetic surgery done.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. Did you just get Lasik?

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like, you good? What's happening?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That surprises me because I. I see a lot of glasses. People wear a lot of different, interesting glasses.

[Morgan]

I know.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And maybe commented.

[Morgan]

Maybe it's just for, like, employees. Because I've had to go and get, like, fast food stuff or have stuff sent or delivered because I just. I haven't been functioning enough to, like, get groceries and, like, have my normal life. So I don't know if I've just had more encounters in. In the wild. But. Yeah. And if they're just starting conversations because it's an easy conversation to start because you're wearing glasses.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Do you think that's odd? Would you ever say that to somebody?

[Morgan]

I wouldn't assume. But if I wanted to create a conversation around, I'd be like, those are really cool. Where'd you get those? And see if there's, like, a story behind them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Versus coming out with it. People have been bold.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That really is. I would never think to do that ever.

[Morgan]

But I also don't know if it's because of the way I'm walking too. And I look funny because I'm so, like, robot.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You're looking straight ahead.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Not moving your head.

[Morgan]

That could also be part of this equation. Wow. To their defense. But.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan]

So that's been a fun experience for me.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

This is fun.

[Morgan]

Boundaries. We were talking about boundaries. People don't have boundaries. And then I have. I have a new discovery. So I don't like water. This is not an uncommon thing. I've never been a good water drinker. I try really Hard.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You don't like water?

[Morgan]

I should say I don't like water. I'm just not good at drinking water.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Like, I like it when I have it, but I forget about it. It's just kind of there. The Stanley could last all day long if I let it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Unless you're like dying of thirst, you're not going to drink it.

[Morgan]

I actively have to choose to, like, drink water, so I shouldn't say I don't like it. I do like water.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You do always have your Stanley. But I guess you're not drinking it.

[Morgan]

It never finishes. I never finish it. It's so bad. But I obviously have been super dehydrated because I'm also just. When you're down and out, you really don't want to drink water. And so I've been dehydrated by found Gator Light. One of my friends brought me G, which is like Gatorade and Pedialyte together.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

This is genius.

[Morgan]

It tastes so yummy. It's definitely salty and I'm a salty person, so it's possible that it's so salty for some people, but it's so good. And it comes in Gatorade flavors.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Is it packets you mix with water?

[Morgan]

No, it's like an actual Gatorade bottle and it's called Gator Light.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh my gosh. That's genius.

[Morgan]

And I don't know if it's an official, like, collaboration between the two of them, but it looks like it. Yeah, it could be a knockoff because it is called Gator Lite. So it's possible they don't actually work together, but it's like drinking Pedialyte and Gatorade, which are always the two things that I want when I'm sick.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Uh huh. So you like that?

[Morgan]

I love it. I had, I had the glacier one, which is my favorite.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I love the glacier Blue.

[Morgan]

Glacier is the best. And then I had a strawberry kiwi one that was also good.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, I need to look that up.

[Morgan]

So if you're dehydrated or you're sick, because we're also in like flu sick season. Gator Light, have you had any new discoveries lately?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Gator Light.

[Morgan]

Oh, I know that's a random one that I just threw out there. It's also okay if you don't.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Not really. I mean, I buy these. What's funny is like the Gatorade packets, but it's Gatorade zero in their packets.

[Morgan]

Oh. Because they're supposed to have like no calories.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I just don't like all the Sugar.

[Morgan]

That's fair. The gator light has 50 calories, so it's not as bad as most Gatorade, I think, again, because it is utilizing whatever Pedialyte does. Because Pedialyte, I don't think has a lot of calories either.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right.

[Morgan]

It's like salt in the electrolytes is the kind of focus. I could be so wrong on that. I'm not a scientist. I have no information on that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

What I did discover once was, though, if you mix Pedialyte with vodka, you won't be as hungover the next day.

[Morgan]

That does not sound like a good idea. Like, brilliant idea. But also. Also, you just. You shouldn't do that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Why?

[Morgan]

Because hydrating and then it is hydrating, but, like, it's supposed to just be hydrating. It's not supposed to also dehydrate you at the same time, but.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But if you want to drink and you want to, like, have less of a hangover and hydrate yourself at the same time, feel better about it. Oh, it's been a while, but it's great.

[Morgan]

Is this, like, Adult Abby figured this out?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. No, adult. Yeah.

[Morgan]

I didn't know if it was, like, college Abbey.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, no, no. Probably a year ago. Two years ago.

[Morgan]

Oh, okay. So Adult Abby.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Full adult. Yes. But I wish I would have known it in college.

[Morgan]

Does it taste good?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, it's like a mixer, you know, like vodka cranberry, but it's vodka Pedialyte.

[Morgan]

I just feel like we're gonna. You know, it's gonna be one of those days where we look back on it, kind of like four locos, and we're like, we shouldn't do this.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Probably. I don't do it all the time, but I wanted to see. I was like, wait, this is genius. I want to see if it actually, like, does help, because I feel like that's. Yeah. Because that's how you get the most hangover. Hungover is when you're, like, just super dehydrated and you just, like, need something. But if you start early at the.

[Morgan]

Same time you're hydrating yourself and dehydrated, they really cancel each other out, though. So I just don't see. I'm not going to walk down this road, but I will tell you, in college, one of the myths that went around is that if you drink a glass of milk before you went out, it coated your stomach so you wouldn't vomit.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That makes me want to throw. Up. Up.

[Morgan]

It made me want to throw up when I did it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Someone was messing with you. Were they messing with you?

[Morgan]

No, but it worked.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I heard that too. It worked, but I feel like it would, like, curdle if you have, like, White Claw when the dairy.

[Morgan]

Well, White Claw wasn't a thing when I was in college.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Beer. Bud Light.

[Morgan]

And I also wasn't drinking beer. I was drinking mostly horrible Burnett's Vodka. The worst vodka. You should be drinking. There's worse. But that's. That's down there.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Isn't Barton's bad?

[Morgan]

I remember that too.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

First I had. Oh, God.

[Morgan]

And obviously Everclear. Those make me just like one of them, even thinking about them. But yeah, A glass of milk. I'm curious if it actually works or.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Not, but I am curious too.

[Morgan]

But also, when we sit here and talk about this, doesn't it make you realize, like, alcohol is bad for you if you have to do all these.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Things to drink it really bad. And we tell ourselves we're never gonna drink again, and then a week later we're like, actually, I want to go. Let's go.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I've been doing better. I haven't drank a lot in probably the last year I did when we were in Europe because I was a different person over there.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. It's vacation.

[Morgan]

Yeah. But here, no, I've really. I've really toned back Party. Morgan is, I think, officially retired.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. Wow. Nuh. That's a big statement.

[Morgan]

It really is. Even you were having more fun at concerts than I was. Like, I was not doing. I was just sitting there. I was, like, enjoying my little drink lunchbox. Called me out on it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. You're not gonna believe this. Then I went to Losers on in Midtown and, like, Red door until, like, 2am last weekend. I don't know. I did. I haven't done that in, like, seven years. Like, that's where all the college. I was the oldest person in there.

[Morgan]

Why did you go? I just was like.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I hadn't seen Riley Green's new bar, so I want to check that out.

[Morgan]

You got wild hair.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I got a wild hair and just stayed forever because the music was so good and losers.

[Morgan]

Okay, okay, it's fine.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But everybody around me was, like, 21. I was like, oh, my God.

[Morgan]

See, you haven't retired. This is why you're drinking Pedialyte and vodka or tequila, whatever you mix it with.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Well, I tried Dry January, but I knew that wasn't possible for me, so I drank once a week. Now I sound like an alcoholic. I'm really not. But when I drink it, it's just white Claw. It's.

[Morgan]

It's.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You know, you do love white cloth.

[Morgan]

I don't go crazy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I don't do shots. I just do white claw.

[Morgan]

Besides this last weekend when you stayed.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Out all night, but it was just white claws.

[Morgan]

It was crazy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. And I don't drink much, Abby.

[Morgan]

I don't think I would have drank at all in January if I didn't have dates to go on. It's just everybody automatically chooses, like, a first drink. Like, that's typically what most of them choose. And so then you feel obligated. There was even some. By, like, the third or fourth one, I was like, I don't really want to drink.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I used to do that, too. So what do you say? You could just be like, I'll have a Dr. Pepper.

[Morgan]

Literally. There was one. I went on a date with a guy, and he had had, like, three drinks. He's like, are you getting another one? I was like, no, I'm good. I only had one.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Judge you. I felt judged sometimes when I didn't. Like, they'd be like, wait, you're not drinking? And I'm like, whoa. I. Okay. I'm trying to be healthy.

[Morgan]

That's how I felt. I was like, I don't feel great. I don't want to keep drinking this much. And on weeknights, like, I'm just not. I'm not as able bodied as I used to be.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Especially on weeknights.

[Morgan]

Exactly. School nights, right? Don't catch me out on a school night. That's not fun for me.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I know.

[Morgan]

And they have to, because then you don't want them to take up your weekend. It's a whole thing.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It is. But they don't have to get up super early. No. They don't like you, so that's fine for them.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So anyway. Anyway.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Where did that stem from?

[Morgan]

Gatorlight.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Gator Light. Okay. Oh. Try mixing that with vodka. I'm gonna try that now.

[Morgan]

No, Abby, that defeats the purpose of gatorlight.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm kidding. I don't drink vodka anymore, like I said, because, like, I don't want to get out of control. I just want my white claw.

[Morgan]

That's your retired party girl part.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Not fully.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Right.

[Morgan]

You're still there.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Just White Claw.

[Morgan]

Watch. I say this, and then, like, two weekends from now, when I'm, like, done with vertigo, I'm like, let's let go.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You're probably gonna want to, because you haven't. You had to be so, like, still and cautious.

[Morgan]

It is True. Even just moving my head a little bit talking to you here. I'm getting a little dizzy spells.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, gosh.

[Morgan]

I'm trying not to, but I'm a very animated talker.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. And you've been very still.

[Morgan]

I have.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And I'm over here like, no, you're doing great.

[Morgan]

Okay, we're going to take a quick break and then we're coming back and we're talking about something Abby saw in the sky.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, it's crazy. Everyone's forgotten who runs this valley.

[Morgan]

Time to remind them.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yellowstone fans, step into the Yellowstone univers.

[Morgan]

Our family legacy is this ranch.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

My protector of my life.

[Morgan]

Hosted by Bobby Bones, the official Yellowstone Podcast takes you deeper into the franchise.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That'S captivated millions worldwide.

[Morgan]

Action explore untold behind the scenes stories, exclusive cast interviews, and in depth discussions.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

About the themes and legacy of Yellowstone.

[Morgan]

You know, the first stunts, the seventh, the list, valley fighting was all they knew. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the ranch, welcome to the Yellowstone. Bobby Bones has everything you need to stay connected to the Yellowstone phenomenon. I look forward to it. Listen to the official Yellowstone podcast Now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Wherever you get your podcasts. Let's go to work. Hey, you guys.

[Morgan]

I'm Katherine Legge. I'm a racing driver who's literally driven everything with four wheels across the planet. And I've got a new podcast. It's called Throttle Therapy. This season, I'm gearing up to make history, competing in some of the world's most notorious racing events, starting at the Indy 500. Join me as I travel from racetrack to racetrack in my quest to continue a memorable career in racing. I'm also going to bring you inside stories with legends of sports, new faces from the next generation of auto racing.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And conversations with the people who've supported.

[Morgan]

Me throughout my career. We'll be getting into everything from karting to nascar, even Formula one. Whether you dream about being a pro athlete or an astronaut, we're talking about what it takes to make it. Listen to Throttle Therapy with Katherine Legge, an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm Maura Ahrensmiele, host.

[Morgan]

Of the Anxious Achiever. It's a show that looks at where we spend most of our waking hours.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Work. We explore how work impacts our mental.

[Morgan]

Health, how neurodiversity impacts our careers, and how companies impact our well being. Is work broken?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's hard to say that work is.

[Morgan]

Broken because work is work and the system itself doesn't favor workers. I would say that the system is unsustainable. Is capitalism and work just relentless, cruel, and unsustainable? Which is really my experience and my family's experience. So in that way, yeah, it's broken. Listen to the anxious achiever on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm so sick of hearing men talk about women's basketball. If only there were a professional WNBA player with her own podcast I could listen to.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Hey, this is Lexi Brown, WNBA player and professional yapper.

[Morgan]

And this is Mariah Rose. You may know me from spilling the tea on Hoops for hotties on TikTok. And we've got a new podcast, Full Circle every Wednesday. We're catching you up on what's going on in women's basketball, and not just in the wnba, but with Athletes Unlimited.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Unrivaled and college basketball. We've got you with analysis, inside stories, and a little bit of tea. I know you guys have seen a.

[Morgan]

Lot of former and current basketball players.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Telling their stories from their point of view, and I just think it's time.

[Morgan]

For the girlies to tap in. We want to share all of the women's basketball stories that you won't see anywhere else.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Tune into Full Circle, an iHeart women's sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment.

[Morgan]

You can find us on the iHeartRadio.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

App, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Elf Beauty, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

[Morgan]

All right, Abby, you may have seen aliens, UFO or some type of situation in the sky. What happened?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I. Did you see the picture I put on Instagram?

[Morgan]

I did.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

The reason I put it on there, because I was hoping other people would know. They would have some sort of idea what it could be. It was like this glowing, bluish object and it was kind of cloudy, so it was kind of hazy. But it was two. It looked like two balls side by side.

[Morgan]

In your photo, it looked like one. Just bright blue shining light in the sky.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. Yeah, but it looked like.

[Morgan]

But like, to your eye, when you were looking at.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It looked like two balls kind of. Yeah. And I. I cannot figure out what it was. I thought people would answer and they're like, let me know what it is. I did it go.

[Morgan]

Did you watch it until it Went away or did you just kind of.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, I mean, I was out there for a while. I would say, like, 10 minutes.

[Morgan]

And it was chilling.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. I just watched it. Nothing was happening because my boyfriend was over, and he's like, come look at this thing in the sky. And I'm like, why? No. Like, I'm brushing my teeth.

[Morgan]

Was it a drone?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I. I didn't hear anything. And I was like, maybe it's like a spotlight from, like, a club or something, you know, like, they're shining it up there. Nothing. And I don't know. And I looked on Reddit, and people saw the same thing, like, months ago, and they're like, what is this mysterious object? And then this lady responded and was like, I saw this in Utah a few weeks ago. It's a thing.

[Morgan]

Ah. I wonder if it's Starlink.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Starlink. It would be that close that I could see.

[Morgan]

I don't think Starling's blue, though. Well, because when I was. This is what people assumed mine was. When I had seen something, like, kind of shoot us across the sky on my ring camera, I was like, no way. That was not a shooting star or anything that is moving. Like it's a unidentified object. And somebody was like, well, it could be Starlink. But I had looked, and Starlink wasn't going over my house at that time. But apparently some people can see Starlink, which is, like, one of the satellites. Yeah, but I don't know that it would be blue. That would be my only guess of something that it could potentially be.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But it was, like, so bright. It wasn't, like, off in the distance. It was, like, pretty close.

[Morgan]

You think the aliens were checking out your house? I don't know, getting some intel on who you are and if they're gonna abduct you. I love alien stuff, so I'll just believe. Hey, aliens, one day, if you want to come, I'll hang out with you. Just like, let me bring my dog and cat. And, like, don't kill me.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. It was really funny because my boyfriend, he always gets up before me, and he came in, he's like, abby, aliens have taken over. They landed. I was like, what? Oh, from the thing. Dang it. I wanted to show you the picture. Picture closer. And I can't find it on my phone.

[Morgan]

I did see it on your Instagram story, though. It was a bright blue light. Well, if anybody's seen a bright blue light in their sky, especially in Nashville or anywhere.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, here.

[Morgan]

Send your pictures to Abby. Maybe you guys can Compare notes if.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You know what it could be. Because look, it's like two.

[Morgan]

No, that's wild. That's wild. I've never seen anything like that before.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It just stays.

[Morgan]

That looks like a UFO space. No, it really looks like. No, that's.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And it's like a purple blue and.

[Morgan]

The sky is like creepy. And it was just sitting there for 10 minutes. Yeah, yeah. Cuz it wouldn't be like, I would think with the fog and the way that the sky is like. Oh, potentially it's like a low prop plane or something because they have lights on them. But no, if it's just sitting there like that, that's creepy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I thought it could be a drone.

[Morgan]

Aliens.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It seems so much bigger. It wasn't just like a drone. Like this was a gigantic object up in the sky.

[Morgan]

Those are aliens?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Could be.

[Morgan]

I'm confident. You don't have to have to ask anybody else. Those are aliens.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I haven't seen them yet.

[Morgan]

They're just a ufo.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

They're hovering.

[Morgan]

They could also. Again, they could just be getting intel, finding out what we're like, what's happening down here? Is the Earth habitable? There's so many things that they could be doing. That's a ufo. Okay, that's my, that's my scientific, my very smart, intelligent answer is that's a ufo.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I just couldn't believe nobody could have an answer. I know there's like scientific people out there. There's some FBI you should post it on.

[Morgan]

Did you post it on Reddit? Like the picture of it?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No.

[Morgan]

Or did you post it on the Internet somewhere?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Just. No, just the Institute, just the Instagram.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Lunchbox.

[Morgan]

You are. You should post it in some places and see if anybody can come up with it because they post like UFO forums and people will go down. Oh, I've been there. Yeah, it's fun.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I'm sure you have.

[Morgan]

I love aliens.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And you still believe in them?

[Morgan]

Heck yeah, I do. I'm telling you, if you look into the frickin night sky, heck even just look at our solar system.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, that's. Yeah, we are like a grain of sand.

[Morgan]

You literally, you think we are the only ones in this entire galaxy? A galaxy or beyond that we don't even know or understand? No, there's no way.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

There's no way we're the aliens. It's possible we're the humans.

[Morgan]

That's also possible too. And they could have gotten the technology advanced to come and finally check us out and be like, who is this? Are they gonna come after Us? Who knows? All I'm saying is, like, they're. We are not the only ones. There's no way.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I wish they would have landed. Like, I'm nice. I was just checking it out.

[Morgan]

How cool would that be? But then nobody would believe you.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Selfie.

[Morgan]

Can we take a picture? No, ma'am, please don't take photos.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No technology. What is that object?

[Morgan]

I don't know. I think it's aliens, though. That's my. That's my scientific opinion.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

I'm a scientist. So much so. But you should post that again because we're talking about this weekend and. And see. But also post it on the UFO forums.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

I'd be curious if anybody comes up with anything.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Me too.

[Morgan]

Like actually honestly answers. All right, well, and if Reddit didn't, then, you know, it's truly a ufo. Gotta trust Reddit.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Sure.

[Morgan]

I had a. Oh. First of all, I did want to share a psa. So anybody who has a pet. There is this microchip company called Save this Life that closed abruptly. So if your pet is registered to Save this Life, this is not like an ad or anything. I had prepped it as like a PSA for people. If you have a pet that's registered to this, like, you need to get your chip associated with something new. You will not be in the system anymore. Your animal won't be in the system if they get lost. So we don't really know what happened. I'm just like, this is just the news reports in the last week or so that this happened, but. So if you have a microchip in your pet and you don't know what company it's for, look at that first. And then two go. And if they are part of this, get them re registered to a different microchip company to make sure that you're staying in the system. Like your pet is staying in the system. If they were ever to get out.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It just closed out of nowhere.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And it's based in Texas, so I have a feeling that a lot of our listeners could potentially have, if they've rescued, adopted anything like that could be associated with this.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So do they have to get a new chip or with the help? No, the existing.

[Morgan]

So I believe you can go. If you have your microchip information, I believe you can take it to somebody else and just tell them what that is and get it registered that way. If you don't, you can go to anywhere and people like Petco shelters, anywhere, they'll scan the microchip vet's office. They'll scan it for free and they'll tell you what the information is on it, and then you can use that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, that's cool.

[Morgan]

To re register. And I'm a huge animal lover, and I've seen so many lost animals, so I just want to make sure people know this.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I love that.

[Morgan]

So that was my little psa.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

The lost animals.

[Morgan]

I know it's crazy craziness out there, but also, speaking of animals, I did have a really cute delivery driver moment with my Amazon person.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

So my Amazon delivery driver, she was new, and I hadn't seen her before, but she dropped off a package for me and Remy. Remy goes crazy. She loves the package deliveries. She's barking, and she'll always. I have this, like, automatic shade thing that's on my front door that I always have down. But Remy's just tall enough that if she gets on her back leg, she'll hit it and it'll fly open.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's so cute.

[Morgan]

And so I think this happened. And you can hear her barking on my ring camera. But I see the Amazon. She goes, okay, okay, I hear you. And she just takes a treat out of her thing and she sets it on the box. She left a treat for Remy on the. On the box.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's the cutest thing ever. And you saw it on camera?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I have it on my little doorbell camera.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan]

Right?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I love her. They need preserve tips. Amazon delivered her. I know when they do stuff like that.

[Morgan]

She was so sweet. So I'll post that video this weekend too. But she was. It was such a cute moment. She's like, okay, okay, I hear you. And she, like, pulls out. She's like, a treat for you.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I think that'd be my favorite part of, like, being a delivery driver is seeing all the animals at the door. Like, the dogs, right? Jumping up.

[Morgan]

Oh, I just try and pet all of them. I pet all. Like, you could probably have a lion come to the door. I'd be like, can I pet it?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I know, I know. I see so many videos, though, and, like, they're scared. Cause you kind of have to be cautious. You don't know if it's, like, friendly. But some of them, like, get terrified and they, like, run back to their truck, and it looks just like a innocent little golden retriever or something. It is.

[Morgan]

It's. It's interesting. You'd be surprised. I think there's enough people that have had encounters with unfortunately bad owners. I'm not gonna say bad dogs, because it's Always on the bad owners. But that the dogs were aggressive, and then they're, like, afraid of them forever. I'm like, gosh, most animals are not like that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Like, and it makes me so sad. But then they'll get to meet Remy, and Remy's an easy transition for them. And they're like, okay, I might like them. I'm like, okay, just remember, Remy is fluffball, right?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

She's a little different.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

She just wants to be pet.

[Morgan]

She does.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. That's, like, one of the favorite. My favorite things about dating. My boyfriend, he has a golden retriever. Really? And I am obsessed with him.

[Morgan]

You finally have a dog back in your life.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. And he's obsessed with me. Like, my boyfriend's like, what? Oh, my gosh. He is obsessed with you. I'm like. Cause I pet him all the time. I give him so much attention.

[Morgan]

Do you get a snuggle with him?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. Oh, my gosh. And he does this. This, like, high pitch. He's like.

[Morgan]

Like, whining.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So excited. Yeah. When I, like, pet him or if I, like, go to their house or his house or whatever, and he'll like, just, like, love me to, like, hug him. And he's like, oh, my gosh. It's so cute. I love him.

[Morgan]

How old is he?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

He just turned nine.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Eight or nine.

[Morgan]

Little cutie.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

He sheds some. Oh, my gosh. They shed so much.

[Morgan]

They do.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's insane. Like, we vacuum every single day.

[Morgan]

You don't have a. A little robot vacuum?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No. He's scared. I got one for him as, like, a housewarming gift when he bought a house. And my boyfriend, he's like, his dog is terrified of it. Oh, so he can't use it because he's terrified of vacuums. He will run from it.

[Morgan]

Like, Hazel runs from it too.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I had.

[Morgan]

I had done one time Hazel, when I first got it, because I had gotten hazel, and Hazel sheds. Remy doesn't shed, but Hazel does. And so I was like, I need one of these. And Hazel, she'll like. I put the Avengers theme song to the background of it because it was so funny. She'd, like, try and go attack the vacuum and then run away and then, like, peek around the corner and try and attack again.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's hilarious.

[Morgan]

It was like she was trying to fight with this thing when I first got it. Now she just sits on the table, angrily watches it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It doesn't phase her?

[Morgan]

No, it phases her, but she just doesn't jump down. Now before, she was trying to chase it and, like, attack.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I always wonder what dogs would think that is. Like, they're probably like, what is happening? They don't know. It's like a vacuum. Like, like.

[Morgan]

No, that is threatened. That is territory. You're in my territory and you're moving. I am threatened.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But then some of them like to sit on it.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I've seen some animals, they just like to chill on it and just sit there.

[Morgan]

Yeah. If they just realize that they can go for a ride on it. Remy would probably break it. Hazel could sit on it, and she'd be fine. Very different in ways. I don't think the golden retriever could sit on it either.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, he would not. He. I don't even know what he would do. Like, he doesn't like it.

[Morgan]

Did you meet the golden retriever early on?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I did.

[Morgan]

Did you use that as a test?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's what made me fall.

[Morgan]

The golden retriever, the cutest.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, it was very early on.

[Morgan]

Oh, and you love walking and stuff. Do you take them on walks?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. Yeah.

[Morgan]

You're a big walker.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Like, I'll just see in the random middle of the day. You're, like, in a woods somewhere.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I am always in the woods. That's like, my therapy. Haven't been to the gym in a while, but I'll go to the woods and get lost.

[Morgan]

And now with the golden retriever.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Can you share the golden retriever's name?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Captain. Captain.

[Morgan]

Aye, aye, Captain.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Aye, aye, Captain.

[Morgan]

Anytime I hear Captain, all I think is spongebob is, aye, aye, Captain.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I can't hear you.

[Morgan]

And then what does he say after that?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, who lives in SpongeBob under the sea? SpongeBob SquarePants.

[Morgan]

That's all I think of.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, no, no, no. I don't know the rest.

[Morgan]

Do you sing that to him?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, but I like it. How have I not?

[Morgan]

That's all I can think of.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh.

[Morgan]

Captain.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, Captain.

[Morgan]

It used to be Captain Morgan, but now it's spongebob Captain. So I know.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I was like, wait, okay, you really have, like, officially retired your party days? Because I was thinking Captain Morgan.

[Morgan]

But no, I went straight Captain spongebob. But also, I am functioning on just a weird level right now, so that's also great. I don't know.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, I like our conversation.

[Morgan]

Well, I always love our conversations. They're fun.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Maybe you should drink some water.

[Morgan]

I haven't. See, this whole time. I haven't the whole time.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I've had, like, five sips, and my. Mine's Almost gone.

[Morgan]

Welcome to my life, Abby. I don't like water. I don't know why. Okay, last thing we're gonna end on. Have you gotten into now that you are dating a guy who I would assume likes to watch TV shows or movies, unlike you?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Have you gotten into any old TV shows or, like, just not brand new ones that you're like, oh, dang, I missed out on this when it first came out. Or a movie. Or a movie movie? It could be either. Cause we gotta go both categories with you.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my. Thank you. No, you have me watch Gladiator.

[Morgan]

Did you like it?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I actually did. I really did. And I was like, I'll watch two. But he watched it without me because I didn't, like, love it. Like, you weren't, like, obsessed, Right? I. I thought it was good to watch one that I hadn't ever seen people talk about. And he said it was terrible. Gladiator too.

[Morgan]

Oh.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So I'm not gonna watch that one. But yeah. God. Air one. I think that's a big step for me.

[Morgan]

That is a big step. That's a long movie for you, too. You watch it all in one setting.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Who are you? Yeah, I may have retired the party girl, but you may be a movie watcher.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Look at me.

[Morgan]

Look at us go.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, my gosh. As far as shows. No, I'm watching the good deed right now. No Good Deed.

[Morgan]

No Good Deed.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's on Netflix.

[Morgan]

That's an older, ish one. Or is that new?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, it's new. It's so good. Oh, my God.

[Morgan]

No Good Deed. Oh, it is new. 2024 dark comedy. You love dark comedy. You love, like, horror dark comedy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Like, it is dark. I love it. Yes.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I don't think you should say that so confidently.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's like Halloween, the movie.

[Morgan]

It is like that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, I mean, I'm just saying, like, I love the movie Halloween.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I just. I don't know what it is. And I watched, like, the O.J. simpson thing. I don't. It's. It's something. Why do.

[Morgan]

Yeah, you can watch all those for me. This is why we never have any to talk about more than anything. Is that because you watch, like, really dark stuff?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. And then you're just gonna be like, marvel, Marvel and.

[Morgan]

Okay. All right, Lunchbox. Thanks for calling out my nerdy side. I am very nerdy. I appreciate that.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, I didn't say nerdy.

[Morgan]

Nope, it's okay. But I actually haven't been watching something nerdy.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

I started watching because a listener Suggested it to me and I've again been basically stuck on my couch. I started watching Marvelous Ms. Maisel on Amazon.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

So I should call it. I called it. I said Marvel. Marvel.

[Morgan]

It's not Marvel. It's just called Marvelous Ms. Maisel. It's about a comedian.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Marvelous. Sorry, you had Marvel in the name.

[Morgan]

No, Honestly, though, I am. I just. I haven't seen it yet by this recording, but I am this weekend going to see the new Captain America, Brave New World. I always go to the Marvel premieres in theaters and that's happening this weekend. So you weren't wrong in that capacity. But that's not what I was talking about for this particular segment.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But I still have Marvel. So does that. What happened? You were searching Marvel and then it.

[Morgan]

No, no. A listener suggested this one to me. This is a good TV show because it's from the creator of Gilmore Girls and I love Gilmore Girls. Do you like Gilmore Girls?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I didn't really watch it.

[Morgan]

Okay, back to square one. Marvelous Maisel is hilarious. I love it. She's like a comedian. She tries to be. It's. It's great. It has four seasons and I'm already on season three.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Really?

[Morgan]

And I just started it last week.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, so it's one of those binge worthy ones.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Which I do. I like those. I like the ones that like. You want to keep watching.

[Morgan]

It's comedy. You like comedy stuff, don't you? Yes, I would try it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay. And it's.

[Morgan]

It's interesting because it's. She's Jewish. Her whole family's Jewish. So it's a different version of comedy than I'm used to. And so it's just been fun to watch.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I need to know what's it on?

[Morgan]

It's on Amazon.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And it's older. It's from. It's not older. Like, I want to say it was like 2017, 2018. But it was. It won a bunch of Emmys and Golden Globes and stuff too.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Did it.

[Morgan]

And I just never. I never watched it. I never got into it. It. But now I'm obsessed.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. The way that I pick, I just like, go on Netflix or Amazon, whatever. It's like one that says like, for you or like, oh, trending.

[Morgan]

We really get adventurous in our picking.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

And then I go to like, the dark.

[Morgan]

You're like, trending. Cool. Horror thriller.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Got it. Docu series. Yeah, Horror thriller. Docu series. Murder. I don't know.

[Morgan]

You really do. That is really the thing. You walk down.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh.

[Morgan]

But also in paradise. I don't know if you'd like Paradise. I love it though. I think the normal person would like it. I just don't know. It is thriller.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Paradise.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Why wouldn't I like it?

[Morgan]

Because you watched horror and murder things.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

But you said it's thriller.

[Morgan]

I like that it is, but more of your favorite stuff tends to lean darker.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

This is too happy for me.

[Morgan]

It's not happy. It is thriller. It is dark. I think you should give it a try. It only has four episodes.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Paradise on Hulu.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Only four episodes. I can do that.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And you can also watch it on Disney because Disney, Hulu is now connected or whatever. But I think that's another one. I'm obsessed with that one. That's like my new. That's my new TV show that I'm really, really obsessed with.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Do you hear my stomach?

[Morgan]

No. Was your stomach growling?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It was so loud. That had to have. Yeah, no, I'm trying to see what it is.

[Morgan]

But also we were just in here an hour ago and my hearing went out, so.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh my God. Yeah. What's happening today? Something.

[Morgan]

My body's broken.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Oh, I was reading this. It's an. Oh. Set in a city size underground bunker.

[Morgan]

Don't say that. I didn't give anything away.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

That's not.

[Morgan]

Is that what it says on the synopsis?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I just went to online three. Oh, okay. Yeah, I don't think that's.

[Morgan]

I'm not giving you away. You haven't watched it, so you read it. That works for me. But why do they tell you that? It's interesting.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's.

[Morgan]

It's so good.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It's.

[Morgan]

It's with the gay. The guy. Sterling K. Brown from this Is Us.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And with one of my favorite other guys who I always think is Patrick Dempsey, but it's actually not James Mars. James Marsden. Yeah, he was in. He was in the. The Princess show with Princess movie.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Do you know what I'm talking about?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Ever happily ever after.

[Morgan]

Yes. That's what I was trying to look.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

At my name in a movie. Whoa.

[Morgan]

You did?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Who am I?

[Morgan]

He was also in 27 dresses. I love him. I really love him, but I always get him confused with Patrick Dempsey.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

You do? Oh, I can. Yeah, I can see that. Yeah.

[Morgan]

Not purposely. Like, I know they're not the same person, but that's the only name I can think of when I look at him. But yeah, those two.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

It looks good to me.

[Morgan]

Okay, so Gladiator 1 from Abby. Marvelous. Ms. Mabel in paradise from me for some reviews.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Okay.

[Morgan]

We're Getting out of here. Okay, I think we're losing it.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

No, I'm sweating. I was freezing. Sweating. Why?

[Morgan]

Because it's hot in here. Here?

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, I think it's hot in here and because I'm in three layers.

[Morgan]

That's true. You do look like you're about to go to Colorado and head to the mountains.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

I do. This is like a legit down jacket and you have all morning and a long sleeve shirt under it. What is it in here?

[Morgan]

It's 69.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

66 that. No, 66. That's freezing. 66.

[Morgan]

69. I don't know. Honestly, this room, this. This whole building has made me see temperature very weird ways. Like, because it may look like it's something and that's what you think it would feel like, but it doesn't. So I just don't trust numbers anymore.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, it keeps breaking because I asked. I asked the guy and he came to fix it, but then he was like, it takes too much energy to heat your building because there's so many windows. So it keeps, like, making the circuit break or whatever that is.

[Morgan]

That's really cool.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah. I was like, oh, that's good to know. That's not promising.

[Morgan]

This is why the other day, somebody caught Amy and I sitting on the couch. Couch. Huddled under a blanket.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yes. And I'm bringing a blanket. I want to bring the heated electric blanket you plug in. But I'm scared.

[Morgan]

Yeah. You'll probably blow a fuse in our studio.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah, that's what I told wouldn't happen.

[Morgan]

Okay, well, tell the people that with words. Tell the people where you can. Why can I talk? Tell the people. Or they can find you and listen.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

All that good stuff on instagram @abby leeanderson. I'm on there. I'm gonna post that picture of the mysterious object.

[Morgan]

Yes. Post it on your story at least, so they can. They can go and see it. And I am at webgirlmorgan on all the things. And you can follow my podcast, Take this personally. And of course, you can follow the show Obby boneshow. But that is it for us this weekend. Hopefully you gathered some fun things from this all over the place conversation.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Fat happy. Thank you for being on. Happy Valentine's Day, everybody.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Happy Valentine's Day.

[Morgan]

Maybe you're celebrating this weekend. We never got into that, but that's okay. We had. We had other things to talk about, but I hope you had fun. I ate a lot of chocolate that I sent myself, so that's what I did.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Hey, lots of chocolate.

[Morgan]

Lots of chocolate. Bye, everybody.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

Bye.

[Morgan]

That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms Bobby Bones Show. And follow ebgirl Morgan to submit your listener questions for next week's episode.

[Abby Lee Anderson]

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[Morgan]

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[Abby Lee Anderson]

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