Does Scuba’s Rage Cause The Rest Of The Show Anxiety?

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Does Scuba’s Rage Cause The Rest Of The Show Anxiety?"

The Bobby Bones Show
Date: March 21, 2026
Hosts: Morgan (Listener Q&A host), Scuba Steve (Featured guest), Obby Bones (co-host)

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Episode Overview

This episode features an engaging Listener Q&A segment with Scuba Steve, a recurring personality on the show, known for his passionate outbursts ("rage") and unique outlook. The discussion revolves around behind-the-scenes dynamics, particularly whether Scuba's emotional moments cause anxiety among other show members, as well as a series of candid, often humorous, listener-submitted questions about his life, career, and quirks.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Scuba Steve's "Rage" and Show Anxiety

• Listener Question: Does the show get anxious when Scuba Steve "rages"?
  • Obby Bones admits: “Sometimes I do get some secondhand [anxiety] when you… When you have a rage, maybe because I know you a little bit differently, but when I start to see the rage coming out, I know it’s coming from a place of… you’ve been holding it in for a while.” (06:05)
  • Scuba Steve explains his "rage":
    • It's a build-up: “You stack one thing on top of the other, on top of the other, and I just can’t take it anymore. And it’s like…” (06:18)
    • Compares himself to an “active volcano” rather than something predictable or easily avoided: “You’re like an active volcano that most of the time is dormant...Sometimes explodes… Totally.” (07:07-07:14)
    • Pop culture analogies: References to "Inside Out" and "Big Red" for managing emotions and eruptions.

2. Alternate Careers and Passions

• If Not in Entertainment: Scuba Steve shares he’d be a stay-at-home dad or work at a theme park:
  • “I would say I’d either be a stay at home dad or I would work at a theme park like Universal or Disney.” (07:47)
  • Interest in Imagineering/design roles or as a VIP tour guide, connecting with guests and improving their experience.

3. Industry and Personal Connections

• Ryan Seacrest:
  • On keeping in touch: “I call him every night before I go to bed…We cuddle each other…No, no, no, I'm not. Just a joke.” (10:28–10:49)
  • Last actual contact was backstage at the iHeart Festival, where he thanked Ryan for earlier career opportunities: “It was…he’s doing a million things…Before we could even finish our conversation, someone called him on stage.” (10:34–11:29)

4. Birthdays and Personal Philosophy

• Scuba Steve reveals he's essentially "age agnostic":
  • “I’ve been 25 for a long time.” (11:56)
  • “I haven’t celebrated a birthday, like, for real, in a long time...It isn’t one of those things where I’m trying to hide from a number or an age. I just don’t really...think about it. It’s not part of who I am.” (12:16)
  • Both he and his wife are indifferent to birthdays, opting to celebrate life milestones instead. (13:04–13:16)

5. Behind-the-Scenes Bonds and Teasing

• Relationship with Lunchbox:
  • “No, that’s the funny thing. I don’t. I actually like Lunchbox a lot…Off the mic and outside the show, I’ve gotten along with him on a whole other level.” (18:08)
  • Notes a bond over both being dads and helping Lunchbox “amplify” his on-air persona.
  • Sibling energy on the show: Morgan: “You know when you have one older brother and you’re like, dang, you really annoy me. And then the other one comes in and then they do it together, and then you’re like, dang, I really hate you both.” (19:06)

6. Favorite Foods and Culinary Adventures

• Top Picks:
  • “I love Italian food. Or as you would say, Italian…If you can’t get lasagna right, I’m not going to try the rest of your menu.” (20:12)
  • Seafood/sushi and barbecue also make his top three.
  • Includes Filipino food (from his wife) under the broader seafood/sushi/Asian category. (21:16–21:25)

7. Nashville’s Amusement Park Void

• Scuba laments lack of local theme parks:
  • “The fact they don’t have a frickin theme park here in Nashville is absolutely mind blowing.” (21:42)
  • Details the loss of Opryland, frustrations at the focus on other development versus entertainment for families, and the promise/pitfall of Dollywood being too far away. (21:42–24:36)

8. Name & State Routine

• Why does Scuba want listeners’ names and states?
  • “It’s a respect thing. I want to know, Trisha, that you’re not just Trisha, because there’s a million Trishas across the world. I want to know that it’s Trisha in Minnesota.” (24:47)
  • Humorous digression about the word “specificity” and its meaning (25:18–26:36), poking fun at language and misunderstood scientific terms.

9. Random Bits & Banter

• Show closes with a plug for Scuba's Instagram, his distaste for TikTok, and a lighthearted drop-in from Eddie (another show member).
• Concludes with acknowledgments, thanks, and playful outro chatter.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Scuba on anger: “I become a huge panda. Huge red panda. Yeah. So, yes.” (07:00)
• Morgan on sibling rivalry: “You know when you have one older brother…then the other one comes in…then they do it together, and then you’re like, dang, I really hate you both.” (19:06)
• Scuba on theme parks: “Look at the map. There’s so much greenery. Chop that down and start building a theme park. Let’s go.” (23:55)
• Scuba on birthdays: “I’ve been 25 for a long time.” (11:56)
• On specificity: "Specificity. Here we go...diagnostic test…Ability to correctly identify individuals who do not have disease. It can’t be that one." (25:44–25:56)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Scuba’s Rage & Show Anxiety: 06:01–07:14
• Alternate Career Paths and Theme Parks: 07:39–10:14
• Ryan Seacrest Relationship: 10:28–11:34
• Philosophy on Birthdays: 11:54–13:16
• Dynamic with Lunchbox & On-Air Teasing: 18:05–20:04
• Favorite Foods: 20:12–21:25
• Tennessee Amusement Park Rant: 21:38–24:36
• Importance of Name and State: 24:41–26:36

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Tone & Style

The episode is light, candid, and full of inside jokes, with playful banter and frequent digressions. Scuba Steve comes off as self-aware, good-humored, and surprisingly introspective beneath layers of bravado. The dynamic with Morgan and Obby Bones blends genuine affection, sibling-like teasing, and an openness that makes even mundane listener questions spark lively conversation.

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A great behind-the-scenes episode for fans, offering humor, unguarded moments, and a deep dive into both on-air and off-air aspects of The Bobby Bones Show’s cast.

Transcript

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Best Bits of the Week with Morgan

[Podcast Host]

it's listener Q and A time where

[Morgan]

Morgan and a show member answer almost all your questions.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

It's another awesome weekend podcast. What's up best bits friends? I've got Science Scuba joining me.

[Scuba Steve]

What if the week it isn't awesome? What if like there's something bad that happens? It's like terrible.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

We're not even going to manifest that energy and you just put it out in the world.

[Scuba Steve]

It's already happening. We have no control. We're just pawns.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

We're going to start with shout outs because that brings good energy.

[Scuba Steve]

All right, cool. Well, this is the question and answer one.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah, we're doing listener questions.

[Scuba Steve]

All right. Heck, yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And, oh, by the way, Shout Out. You were talking about all the listeners on the cruise in part one, which you guys should go check out. Listen to all the cruise stories from Scuba. But Chris, the one who helped save my bag, the listener shout out.

[Scuba Steve]

Oh, yes.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Is actually a woman, and I definitely call her a man. So I just want to note that she is a nice lady.

[Scuba Steve]

Gotcha.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Who helped me out hardcore in that situation.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. And then I saw the video of Rick carrying the bag hand. This, like, beaming glee on his face, like, I got the bag.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And have you seen the video Lunchbox has of you guys driving away from me?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was there.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

He loves to show people that. I'm like, I got it. I was in peril and you took a video of me. Here's some shit. He thinks it's really funny. I'm glad you do, too.

[Scuba Steve]

It's pretty funny.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Here's some shout outs. Jen loves how highly you speak about your wife.

[Scuba Steve]

Oh, cool. Thanks, Jen.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

He loves his wife. She's awesome. And she was fun on the cruise.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

It means the best laugh ever. That's from Kimmy in Connecticut. Kimmy, she loves your laugh, which we already got right now.

[Scuba Steve]

You just got a little bit of

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

that out of my pain.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Mark in Tampa. My wife and I loved meeting you on the cruise.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. It was Mark who we talked about in the first part. Mark, what up, dude?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah. So shout out to our awesome listeners. Does the show get anxiety when Scuba rages? Because I do. That's from kids.

[Scuba Steve]

They get anxiety.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Listen, I won't lie. Sometimes I do get some secondhand when you. When you have a rage, maybe because I know you a little bit differently, but when I start to see the rage coming out, I know it's coming from a place of. You've been holding it in for a while.

[Scuba Steve]

That's the thing. Yeah. It's almost like I haven't let it out. And then you stack one thing on top of the other, on top of the other, on top of the other, and I just can't take it anymore. And it's like.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And when, like. So when your rage starts to happen, there's more coming. Like, there's more where it came from.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, yeah. It isn't just that one thing. It's a lot of different things.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yep. Stacked into one.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Yeah. It's almost like. You ever seen what's that movie with Riley and all the feelings? Inside Out.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

No. Oh, yeah. Inside out is one. But I was actually thinking of. There's one where she turns into a fox when she gets angry.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Or a bear feelings or big feelings or something like that. Yeah, no, she turns into a. It's basically an innuendo.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Big Red. Yes, Big red.

[Scuba Steve]

It's an innuendo for her period.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yes. But honestly, that's kind of like you for your anger.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes, it is like that. Yeah. Become a huge panda. Huge red panda. Yeah. So, yes.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're inside out and Big Red mixed together.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Or you're like an active volcano that most of the time is dormant.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Sometimes explodes.

[Scuba Steve]

Totally. Earthquakes too. You never know when they're gonna happen. All the things it's not planned, like a hurricane where you have a week to. A week to dodge and get out

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

of the way, or tornado. But tornadoes aren't really festering. They kind of build up out of nowhere.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're definitely more a volcano.

[Scuba Steve]

An active volcano.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

So a little bit. Kendra.

[Scuba Steve]

Sorry.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Kendra, if you weren't in the career you are now, what would you be doing? That's from Anna in Oklahoma.

[Scuba Steve]

I would definitely be working. I mean, if I guess take out entertainment as a whole.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah, let's take out it all. Because I feel like that's an easy shift to a different direction.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. I would say I'd either be a stay at home dad or I would work at a theme park like Universal or Disney.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Anything in particular in a theme park that you'd want to do?

[Scuba Steve]

I mean, I'm sure I would have started my career as like a ride attendant and like climb my way up, which is very similar to how I did in this career. Like getting the first, you know, entry level position and then, you know, work in the politics of the company. I would like to. I think it'd be so much fun to be a part of either like the imagineering side of it or you're. You take part in like the design or the concepts of rides or lands or themes.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Creation of them.

[Scuba Steve]

Creation. Yeah, yeah. Disney calls them imagineerings. Universal has their same department where they, they are, you know, they're reimagining or revamping or building parts of the park.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Would that be hard for you, though? Because I feel like you attach to things and if it's like one of your favorite rides. And then you realize that they're going to shut it down and do something different with it.

[Scuba Steve]

I'd probably be on the side that says, guys, guys, guys, I have all this research here that says we can't get rid of ET Because. And I'd give, You know, I, like, I'd fight for it. Or instead of getting rid of it, let's, like, think about how we could update it and make it better than what it already is, you know?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah. Okay.

[Scuba Steve]

Like when they were, like, when they got rid of Back to the Future Simpsons, I'd have been like, God, what are we thinking here? Back to the Future is timeless. I know. The Simpsons are as well, but the

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Simpsons have a whole land now, too.

[Scuba Steve]

I know. And they're about to start losing it because Disney now owns Simpsons just like how Disney owns Marvel. And that way they can't. They also can't update any of their Marvel rides because they have the contract that, you know, at some point they're going to get rid of it and do something different. It's just, what will they do?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

It's so funny, those ones where they both have ownership and then I go down the road of Monopoly and all of that. So we're not going to go there. But it's definitely interesting. And that would be a cool job. I feel like you'd be really good at that.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. It'd be really cool to do something like that or something to do with, like, the customer service side of it, like a VIP tour guide or somebody that has, like, a hand with. Because I love dealing with people and working with people. Something where on that side where, like, you. You make somebody's experience or trip better or whatever it is. I don't know what that would. What that would entail.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah. Or stay at home dad. You'd be a great stay at home dad.

[Scuba Steve]

I'd love to be a stay at home dad. It'd be amazing. Take the kids to school and pick them up to the gym, get everything ready. I don't know, just something about that. Taking them all their practices. Coach, I still, I mean, I'm doing all. A lot of those things now. My wife carries the majority of the burden, but I do little small pieces of that.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And then you could take over that burden and it'd be really fun for you. I feel like you'd thrive and see

[Scuba Steve]

my children grow up and, like, look into their eyes and, like, see them.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Okay. Interesting way of putting that. But, yeah, I get what you're saying.

[Scuba Steve]

You know what I mean, like. Like, actually be there, I heard. For long periods of time. More than like an hour or two.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Do you keep in touch with Ryan Seacrest at all? This is from Brooke.

[Scuba Steve]

I talk. I call him every night before I go to bed.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Good night, Ryan.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, yeah. We cuddle each other and.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Good morning.

[Scuba Steve]

The last time I had. The last time I talked to him is usually like, whenever. Like, it's his birthday or something, I'll text him, like, happy Birthday or whatever, but last physical time that I saw him was at iheart Festival in Las Vegas. That's usually when I get to see him in person, unless I'm in LA for something and our schedules collide. But that's the last time I saw him. Saw him. And in typical Orion fashion, it was like. It was, you know, he's doing a million things because the festival is his. He's the host. And I saw him backstage and he was like, hey, Scuba, what's up, dude? And we talked for a second and. And I just. I thanked him for. Because I never really got to, like, really thank him, thank him face to face. It was through over email and stuff of, like, you know, taking a chance on me and all that, because it led to all the different things that I've done after working for him, and one of them, having my own show. And I was like, man, I was just, you know, I kind of just like, hey, man. He's like, I saw you're doing your own thing. And we talked about that for a little bit. And right before we can even finish our conversation, someone was like, ryan, Ryan. And Ryan had to go on stage and, like, introduce somebody on stage. And he's like, all right, man, what's good? Catching up.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And that's his version of catching up when you got that kind of schedule. Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

And he's so busy because, you know, and most time he's just. Yeah, so. So usually I get to catch up with him once or twice a year, but it's not like, you know, see him all the time or talk to him all the time or a whole different place.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're not actually calling and telling him good night?

[Scuba Steve]

No, no, no, I'm not. No, no, no.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Just in case nobody picked up on that sarcastic.

[Scuba Steve]

Totally kidding around. Just a joke.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Will you ever tell us how old you are? Cat?

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[Scuba Steve]

Come on now, baby. You know that don't even matter. You feel what you feel. You are what you are. I've been 25 for a long time.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I'm sure there's some Internet sleuths out there who have figured it out.

[Scuba Steve]

I'm sure they have.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I'm sure.

[Scuba Steve]

But they have too much time on their hands.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That's also true. Both are true.

[Scuba Steve]

All right.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

But, you know, is it. Is it more of a you thing, like, you just don't want to own a number? Is that where that comes from?

[Scuba Steve]

I honestly haven't. I haven't celebrated a birthday, like, for real, like, in a long time. And I. And birthdays for me as a kid were kind of whatever. I just never really. It just. It isn't one of those things where I'm trying to hide from a number or an age. I just don't really. I don't think about it. It's not part of who I am.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

They don't mean something to you in the way that they mean to other people.

[Scuba Steve]

No. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Every year isn't a monumental thing for me. It's more of just like, I'm here. I was here yesterday, and I'm gonna be here tomorrow.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Does your wife want to celebrate it ever?

[Scuba Steve]

I don't know. She's also kind of indifferent about her birthday, too, which we. Which is one of the things we bonded over of just not really. And again, I'm not hating or. Or talking crap about those that do do it. It's. It's no different than me not doing it. Like, to each his own, you know? If you want to celebrate it, that's totally fine. It's just not for me as a human to celebrate every year.

[Bethenny Frankel]

Well.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

But I'm glad you guys both have that same feeling.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Because I feel like it'd be more uncomfortable and awkward if one of you

[Scuba Steve]

really loved birthdays and one of them

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

is not in the other. Like, not at all.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

So at least you're on the same playing level there.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, we. We more celebrate just life in general or milestones or things that we've done or that kind of stuff. More than just 365. You know, we spun around. Here we are again.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're gonna be, like one of those people getting interviewed when you're, like, really, really, really old age, and they're like, how old are you? Like, I lost track 40 years ago.

[Scuba Steve]

I'127. I'm actually a copy of my original copy, basically. Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

All right. Yeah. So, Kat, we will never know. All right, time for a break, and we're gonna come back with some more questions.

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[Jacob Goldstein]

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[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Brandy wants to know if you secretly hate Lunchbox.

[Scuba Steve]

No, that's the funny thing. I don't. I actually like Lunchbox a lot and I think off the mic and outside of the show, I've gotten along with him like on a whole other level. Like he's really. And he was the one when I came in it was one. It was like one of my own. Like little projects I guess you could say of trying to figure out And I don't want to give too much away, but it was like, I assigned myself to him and was like, how can I get this and amplify it and bring it to what it used to be, or to a different level of glory for him and help him out and, like, be there for him and, you know, help produce him on the side with different things and bits and stuff. And then over. Over time. Also, we're both dads with three kids, and I think him and I just get along on a human level outside of the work space as well. So, no, I don't hate Lunchbox at all. I actually like him a lot.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Oh, yeah, you two get along. Trust me. To annoy the crap out of me.

[Scuba Steve]

Sometimes you're like our kid sister.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Oh, my gosh.

[Scuba Steve]

With your two older brothers, and we love to razz the hell out of you.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You know when you have one older brother and you're like, dang, you really annoy me. And then the other one comes in and then they do it together, and then you're like, dang, I really hate you both. Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That's my vibe with you guys sometimes. Other times, I love the heck out of you.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Sometimes I hate you.

[Scuba Steve]

But when we both. We both come at you, crook and chase. Crook and chase.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You guys, you love to embarrass me. You love to make me uncomfortable.

[Scuba Steve]

Yep.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And you really love to, like, find one thing and just continue to hold the button down.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Because we're not embarrassed by anything. We don't give a. We don't. We just are just. We're just here, and nothing bothers us. Nothing phases us. We're not afraid of nothing. Like, we just. We roll with it.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yep. You guys very much are. And I somehow, I'm always with you guys, too.

[Scuba Steve]

And then we can tell when you're getting uncomfortable. And then, yeah, we find that one thing and we just go and we don't stop.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I've gotten a lot better, though, about letting it roll off. I used. It used to really bother me because I was just like, why? I never grew up with brothers aliens.

[Scuba Steve]

Okay. Sisters. Yes. You have no idea. But now you get it.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Now I'm used to. I've adjusted. My nervous system has adj. What is Scuba's favorite food? Alyssa in Illinois, man.

[Scuba Steve]

It's always been for the longest time. I love Italian food. Or as you would say, Italian.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Italian.

[Scuba Steve]

Italian. In my. Like, when I lived in San Francisco, there's a street called Columbus Ave. And I'm sure some people are very familiar with it. And it's like all these awesome Italian restaurants. And when I first moved there, I was like, all right, the basic is lasagna. If you can't get lasagna right, I'm not going to try the rest of your menu because it's like such a basic Italian food to make.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That's so funny because I feel like the basic is fettuccine alfredo.

[Scuba Steve]

Okay. That could be basic too. Yeah, totally. That's another one I would say, but for me was like, it was lasagna because I'm like pizza. And that's not really, you know, whatever.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

There's so many different variations of pizza.

[Scuba Steve]

Totally.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Which makes that one hard.

[Scuba Steve]

But if you couldn't get. If you can't get the meat, the noodles, the cheese, the sauce. All right. And that because it kind of showcases all those things in one, then I'm not going to touch the rest of your menu. So for me, it's always been Italian food. And then if I had to do like a top three, be Italian food. Seafood slash sushi and barbecue.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Okay.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I'm surprised you didn't put like what, what do you call the food that your wife will often make?

[Scuba Steve]

Filipino food. Yeah, I guess you can put that in like the seafood, sushi slash Asian foods.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Asian fusion.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, exactly.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Number two, maybe.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Okay.

[Scuba Steve]

For sure. Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

All right. I didn't expect Italian to be number one.

[Scuba Steve]

Really. Okay.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I emphasize that even harder for you. Is there a good amusement park in Tennessee you recommend?

[Scuba Steve]

No, Max, go somewhere else.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Massachusetts. You. Damn it. Let me get his name and stay.

[Scuba Steve]

Doesn't matter. You're looking at the wrong state. The fact they don't have a frickin theme park here in Nashville is absolutely mind blowing. We are. There are so many families here. Dollywood's a frickin four hour drive. It is cool. I'll say this. Dollywood. If you're coming here and you're able to stay overnight and do the whole hotel thing, Dollywood is very cool. It's awesome, it's fun. But if you live in Nashville or in the like that. Our circle of Nashville. There is no theme park here. They used to have one in the 70s that everyone. What's it called? Opryland. Where the mall is?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Oh, Opryland used to have a theme park attached to it.

[Scuba Steve]

Basically a theme park. Oh, you do your research that people were so upset and I think it was the early 90s, they got rid of it.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Don't yell at me to do my research. I don't care

[Scuba Steve]

I don't care.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I just like offrealand as the mall.

[Scuba Steve]

But, yes, that mall used to be a theme park. It's like the purists that are from here, they hate it. They hate them all. And I get it, because if I lived here and they took away my theme park, I'd be pissed.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That makes sense.

[Scuba Steve]

So they. They. They got rid of that, put them all there. And I'm. I understand at that point they were shifting towards party town, Broadway, bars, all that kind of stuff.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

But Opryland, so far away from that. I don't understand why they would. I mean, I guess they gravitate towards the tourism. Yeah, but it's still. Opryland's 20 minutes from downtown.

[Scuba Steve]

It is, but you have the hotel, the Gaylord, which is there. And then you have the. What do they call it? Not the Ryman, but what is it? The.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Oh, Opry.

[Scuba Steve]

They moved everything over there, so it's just kind of, like, became a thing.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

So people will travel over to there because of that. It's not too bad of a drive.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I think people would travel there, though, for an amusement park as well.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. But, like, what I'm trying to say is there's so much open landscape in Nashville, Anywhere between Franklin to up there in Greenbrier, there's so much room to build a theme park. And I've been saying this for six years since I moved here. I can't believe that there isn't real entertainment for families. And Broadway is not it. It's a drunken, sloppy place. I'm not bringing my kids to Broadway. It's gross. And shopping. Kids don't care about shopping. And after you've done all the freaking walking trails, what else are you supposed to do? A theme park.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

And maybe they don't have to do a scale of a Universal or Disney, because don't they have thousands of acres that they need to do?

[Scuba Steve]

Look at the map. There's so much greenery. Chop that down and start building a theme park. Let's go. Or even, like, a smaller version. Like, Universal just built a smaller version of their theme park in Dallas that's opening this year. Why couldn't we get a Universal out here, you know?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Well, it's also, like, we don't have a professional baseball team or a basketball.

[Scuba Steve]

Or basketball team.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah. Which doesn't make sense to me. No, it's definitely interesting how that all works out and how they decide on cities and where to go.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. They're so fixated. Building this stupid Tesla loop. Like you're Fixated on the wrong things. Like build us a frickin theme park. I know Nate Borgazzi is talking about doing it, but who knows if it'll happen and when it'll happen. This should have been. They should have been building this during COVID They should have been at this a long time ago.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I agree with you.

[Scuba Steve]

It's ridiculous.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Okay? And I'll do my research. Sorry.

[Scuba Steve]

God.

[Jacob Goldstein]

Why?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Why does Scuba always want the same? What? Why does Scuba always want the name and state? Trisha from Minnesota.

[Scuba Steve]

It's a respect thing. I want to know, Trisha, that you're not just Trisha, because there's a million Trisha's across the world. I want to know that it's Trisha and Minnesota. And if you could dial down even more. Where in Minnesota, Trisha?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You trying to get people to give you their address?

[Scuba Steve]

No, their city. Like Minnesota is a state with lots of different cities. Are you in St. Cloud, Minnesota? Are you in Minneapolis, Minnesota?

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Trisha and I live on 1625 Northern State Lane. No, Minneapolis.

[Scuba Steve]

What's the city? I want to properly respect where you. Who you are and where you're from. That's all. That's all it is.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I know.

[Scuba Steve]

I like. I like specificity. Specifics.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

How do you say that name? That word?

[Scuba Steve]

It's not a name, but that's that word.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Yeah, sorry, we were talking about.

[Scuba Steve]

I like specifics. Yeah, Specificity.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

By saying that, that feels like a made up name.

[Scuba Steve]

Specificity.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Specificity.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, I think so. Let me look at it real quick. Hold on.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Like if you mean specific, you're being specific.

[Scuba Steve]

Specific. Specificity.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That feels made up, but honestly the entire English language is made up, so that tracks.

[Scuba Steve]

Hold on, here we go. Oh, nope.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Specificity.

[Scuba Steve]

Specificity. Here we go.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Specificity. Sounds like you're saying sepsis.

[Scuba Steve]

Nope, no, no. Here we go. Specificity. Told ya.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Specificity.

[Scuba Steve]

Specificity. Or the true negative rate. A measure. Diagnostics test. Ability to correctly identify individuals who do not have disease. It can't be that one.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're telling everybody they have diseases.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, maybe specificity actually was a science thing. Maybe. I don't know. Whatever.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

That's funny.

[Scuba Steve]

Specific. You know, Whatever.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I knew what you meant, but it was just funny because I've never heard anybody say that and it felt made up. And don't worry, I make up words all the time too, so.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, you do.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I just thought you were having a moment there and specificity still feels made up, so.

[Scuba Steve]

Well, now you know it's not, but it means you.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You mean diseases?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

So, yeah, whatever Scuba's like. Yeah. Specifically, you have a disease. All right, we're gonna end there. Scuba, thanks for being on.

[Scuba Steve]

You're welcome. This is a really quick one. I appreciate you keeping it punctual on time because this is, by the way, full context. It's CRS weekend. We are hella busy.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

We are.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah. A lot of different things going on. We gotta get the hell outta here.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Thank you for taking your time to do it.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Thank you for having me.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You're gonna keep talking, so it's gonna run again. Okay.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Scuba. Steve Radio.

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. S C U B A S T E V E R A D I O Only on Instagram. If you wanna find out why I'm not on TikTok, you can go to my Instagram or go to my TikTok and see my most recent video. The other part, at the very end, I go on a very long rant as to why TikTok is a cesspool of bull crap.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

You go on a rant?

[Scuba Steve]

Yes. Yeah. There's Eddie. Come on in, Eddie. Come on in. There's Eddie. It's Saturday. Is this one of the best bits? Hell yeah, dude. This is the question and answer.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

I have a Cubano coffee right now.

[Scuba Steve]

No, it's just fancy nespresso.

[Jacob Goldstein]

It's Nespresso.

[Scuba Steve]

Nespresso. Hell yeah, brother.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Okay, Luke, Bryan.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

See you later, buddy.

[Martha Stewart]

Bye.

[Scuba Steve]

Bye. I'll see you in a little bit.

[Obby Bones (Morgan's Co-host)]

Also, it's Ford and Apex or getting out of here. And thank you, Scuba, for coming on. Make sure you follow the show, YouTube, obbyboneshow. Anything you wanna check out there. And I'm obgirlmorgan. Goodbye.

[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.

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[Morgan]

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