FRI PT 2: Bobby On The Government Shutdown + Did Amy’s Vision Come True? + Our Most Controversial Game Of All-Time + How Bobby Feels About Celebrity Interviews

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – Episode Summary (October 10, 2025)

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This episode of The Bobby Bones Show covers a mix of timely topics in pop culture, politics, sports, and personal stories, with a signature blend of humor and authentic banter. Major segments include reactions to the government shutdown, Amy’s predictive “vision,” the most controversial game the show has played, and Bobby’s thoughts on conducting celebrity interviews.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Government Shutdown & Political Riffs

• Delayed Travel & Air Traffic Issues
  • Eddie misses out on the show due to flight delays linked to the government shutdown, with Bobby humorously teasing about celebrity sightings at the airport.
    (02:52) “Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith are in the building doing press. ...It was a total lie.” – Bobby
• Epstein Files & Congressional Gridlock
  • Segment explores viral rumors about why Congress hasn’t returned: a supposed reluctance to vote on releasing Epstein files.
    (05:26) “Rogan was saying they don't want to come back because they don't have to vote on the Epstein files again.” – Bobby
    (06:09) “I don't care... It could be a relative. If you rape kids, time to go to jail forever.” – Bobby
• Two-Party System Critique
  • Bobby advocates for more political parties, citing Canada’s multiparty system as a potential model to reduce divisiveness.
    (16:16) “I would create five political parties because you just don’t have to tie yourself to a side.” – Bobby
• Political Scandals & Discourse
  • Amy brings up a scandal involving Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones’ violent texts, sparking debate on the line between passionate rhetoric and irresponsibility.
    *(18:00) [Amy quotes] “Gilbert gets two bullets to the head…”
    (20:15) “If you hold that much hatred towards someone... you’ll manipulate the system.” – Amy

2. Amy’s Vision and Sports Superstitions

• Amy’s previous “kayak” vision is interpreted by Bobby as a sign, leading him to bet on Kyle Tucker hitting a home run—which pays off. (08:11) “I took that as Kyle Tucker hitting a home run. He hit a freaking home run. I made a good amount of money last night off that.” – Bobby
• Playful debate about who has the power to “jinx” sports outcomes. (09:02) “I have the power to jinx things. I’m one of the only humans on earth.” – Bobby

3. Listener Voicemail: Returning to the Workforce

• A stay-at-home mom seeks encouragement for returning to work after many years. (12:00)
  (12:05) “I think fear is natural... Don’t let any of that fear hold you back.” – Amy (12:32) “Anything new is gonna be weird, hard, foreign... But don’t let that convince you that it’s not right at all.” – Bobby

4. Controversial Game Segment: Child Stars

• The show plays a high-stakes game identifying childhood actors, which devolves into heated rules debates and discussions about fairness and integrity.
  • Notable squabble over spelling/pronunciation (“Radcliffe” vs. “Ratcliffe”) and when challenges are allowed. (32:31) “If in football you challenge... Once the play goes, it’s dead. That’s it.” – Bobby
    *(35:50) “If you’re honest, you should be like, ‘I should lose my point.’” – Amy
• Outcome: Lunchbox eventually secures the win for listener Cade. (44:44) “Kade, you are the winner. Congratulations. I’m tired—exhausted.” – Bobby

5. Celebrity Interviews & Show Programming

• Discussion about requests to play new music (e.g., from Maggie Ball) and why Bobby has pulled back from programming music or doing short-form celebrity interviews. (58:03) “I don’t play a lot of music… I make content. And sometimes I find a song I like and I play it, or an artist and I interview them... but it’s just not part of what I do as my primary thing anymore.” – Bobby
  • Emphasis placed on his desire for interviews with depth and control, rather than routine PR circuits.

6. Personal & Pop Culture Banter

• App Chat: Sora 2, an AI video app, hits a million downloads in under five days; Bobby and Mike discuss prompt writing and viral video tactics. (46:53) “I’ve invested a lot of time [in] prompt writing... I’m just trying to build different YouTube and social media channels.” – Bobby
• Odd News:
  • 13-ft skeleton stolen from a yard in California sparks laughter and incredulity at how a heist like that is even logistically possible. (49:25) “That’s a difficult steal… If you’re going to steal something and put it on top of a car, I hope it’s at least very valuable.” – Bobby
  • Discussion of creepy Halloween decorations, and “fathead” posters for sports events.

7. Random News Highlights

• Florida couple abandons a teen by the road with guns and cash. (63:40)
• World’s most expensive burger costs $11,000 and is by invitation only. (63:50)
• Nekkid Georgia inmate escapes work detail, is promptly recaptured. (65:08)
• Debate over viral plane etiquette video and the “new levels” of rudeness when deplaning.

8. Celebrity Politics & Cancel Culture

• Clip played of California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter rudely berating staff—both Amy and Bobby react negatively, discussing the importance of likeability and the evolving impact of viral moments on public figures. (70:08) “You gotta be likable. That is not likable.” – Bobby
  • Amy reflects on seeing positive and negative clips about Porter, remarking on public personas vs. behind-the-scenes personality.

9. Weekend Plans & Personal Updates

• Amy discusses homecoming festivities and chaperoning a party for high school freshmen, reflecting on the differences between today’s supervised gatherings and the wilder, unsupervised parties of the past. (74:09) “I just don’t know that kids are able to get away with the things we got away with...” – Amy
• Bobby is on the fence about spending big money to go to a football game solo, balancing sports fandom with value and fun. (56:10) “I just don’t know if I’d have fun by myself, especially if... I don’t think we’re going to win.” – Bobby
• Morgan teases a surprise birthday trip to a Georgia cabin, hoping to relax.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• *(02:52) “Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith are in the building... Total lie.” – Bobby
• *(06:09) “If you rape kids, time to go to jail forever”—Bobby, on the Epstein files controversy
• *(12:32) “Don’t let a couple of bad days or experiences make the whole thing bad.” – Bobby (to returning stay-at-home mom)
• *(16:16) “I would create five political parties because you just don’t have to tie yourself to a side.” – Bobby
• *(08:11) “He hit a freaking home run. I made a good amount of money last night off that.” – Bobby (on interpreting Amy’s “kayak” vision)
• *(32:31) “In football, you challenge... Once the play goes, it’s dead. That’s it.” – Bobby (game rules debate)
• *(44:44) “Kade, you are the winner. Congratulations. I’m tired—exhausted.” – Bobby (after the game saga)
• *(46:53) “I’ve invested a lot of time in prompt writing... trying to build social media channels.” – Bobby (on using AI)
• *(70:08) “You gotta be likable. That is not likable.” – Bobby (reacting to Katie Porter’s behavior)

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Segment Timestamps

• Government Shutdown, Airport/Travel Stories – 02:52-05:45
• Epstein Files & Politics – 05:26-14:10
• Government System Critique/Multiple Parties – 16:16-18:00
• Virginia AG Scandal Discussion – 17:52-22:30
• Listener Voicemail (Returning to Work) – 11:36-13:43
• Game Segment: Child Stars (and controversy) – 24:30-44:44
• Music/Celebrity Interview Discussion – 57:25-61:00
• Pop Culture/App Chat – 46:01-48:07
• Creepy Halloween Decor/Stealing Skeletons – 49:16-52:14
• Random News – 63:48-66:59
• Politics & Cancel Culture (Katie Porter Clip) – 69:01-71:58
• Weekend Plans/Personal Stories – 72:26-78:28

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Tone & Language

The show retains its signature lively, self-deprecating humor and casual, honest exchanges. Even in heated debates (particularly during the game), there is an undertone of camaraderie, with Bobby deftly balancing mischief, sincerity, and leadership. Amy’s insights ground the conversation in empathy, especially regarding listener questions. The segment about political rhetoric is direct and candid, occasionally brash but with attention to nuance and context.

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This summary covers the episode’s essential topics and character, serving as a thorough guide for listeners who’d like a detailed walkthrough with the original personalities and spirit intact.

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[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Where kids can go to school. So he went up to tour that took his kids there. We're gonna spend a weekend up there after. And so I hit him up just a minute ago and was like, hey, how's the airport? Because I guess we're limited air traffic controllers because the government shut down in Nashville, I think more than most cities, because this is the city that's making the news. That's a bad. You don't want your city making the news. And so I was like, hey, what's up? He goes, ah, we were like 20 minutes delayed getting out, but they made it. We're fine. I think they were gonna layover in Charlotte. And I said, you missed it. You shouldn't have left so early. I know you didn't have a choice, but Troy Aikman and Emmett Smith are in the building doing press. Oh.

[B]

Oh, my gosh. Cowboys.

[A]

And he was like, oh, my God. No way. And I was like, I didn't know what. I would have told you. They aren't.

[B]

Oh, you're okay. I was like, no.

[A]

It was a total lie.

[B]

Okay. Well, part of me was like, wait, what the. Like, we need to.

[A]

Yeah. Why would they be in the building? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

So you were just.

[A]

It's a total lie. And so I told Mike because Mike and I were the only two in the room earlier. And I said, hey. I told Eddie. And Mike goes, what? And I was like, guys, everybody. I was just saying that because he's not here and he can't get back here. And so I was just. Can't mess with those Cowboys fans, man. Right.

[B]

Well, I'm glad he made it out.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I had a friend that had to cancel a trip. Like, they were at the airport and things were not looking good, so they just called an audible and went home.

[A]

When?

[B]

Yesterday, I think.

[A]

No way. Yeah.

[B]

And they. But they had time off, like, with their kids, so they just decided to do, like a staycation. But I mean, I was thinking, what about their. You know, if they rented an Airbnb or had a hotel, like, if you have to cancel that, are they gonna get penalized? But they couldn't get out, so there was, like, no point if they were gonna have to delay it by another day. They didn't really feel like it was worth traveling all that way with kids. And so they were just like, forget it. This seems exhausting.

[A]

I was watching a clip this morning, and I'm not a Joe Rogan podcast listener. Occasionally, if he has a guest that either I know personally or one that I find interesting, I'll listen to an episode or most of an episode. Man, those are long. That was like, three hours, right, Mike? Yeah, like four hours. And Lionel did Joe Rogan before him, and I did the thing in the theater. So I'm definitely not a Joe Rogan hater, but I'm not a Joe Rogan fan. And I feel like to exist, you have to be one of those two. Like, you have to declare one of the two. Like, I hate Joe Rogan, or I'm. I'm a Joe Rogan guy, I think does a fine job sometimes. Sometimes don't agree with what he says, and that's okay. I mean, I've never listened to a full episode because it's so long. It's very long. Yeah. And yesterday they were. It was him, and he had a guest on. And I saw the clip this morning, and they were talking about the government shutdown, and they're like, you know, still shut down. And they're like, they're not. Rogan was saying that they don't want to come back because they don't have to vote on the Epstein files again.

[B]

Really?

[A]

Yeah. You know, there's one person they haven't sworn in yet, and she's like, the vote, I think, from Louisiana, and she's the vote that can say, release the Epstein files. And so one of the reasons that they haven't come back in is because they don't want to have to vote on the Epstein files again.

[B]

Oh, my gosh. That's crazy.

[A]

It's crazy.

[B]

This is definitely. This is an episode of Scandal. I'm sorry.

[A]

It's the weirdest.

[B]

We're living it out.

[A]

It's one of the weirdest parts of history, man. The fact that I don't care. I literally. It could be Sting, Mark Grace, David Letterman. On that list, three people that I grew up idolizing. And I'd be like, time to go to jail, and time to go to jail forever. If you rape kids, I don't care. It could be a Relative.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Like, we don't have to be perpetual.

[A]

It doesn't matter. And people are, like, protecting their favorite politicians. Why do you have a favorite politician, by the way? It's not a baseball game. You know, it's crazy to meet. And it's all just. Now it's all just politics, so that's bizarre.

[B]

Okay, so. But I get that they're saying that that's one of the reasons, but, like, is that really one of the reasons?

[A]

Well, Mike Johnson can't swear on the next. The. That can be the final vote until they're back in.

[B]

Okay. Wow.

[A]

So, yeah, Mike, you could look that up for me, see what. You see that happened recently. But, yeah, I saw that. That's. Speaking of the government shutdown, I honestly, I'm like.

[B]

It just. It's. I can't even. Sometimes I get online and I'm like, this cannot be real life right now. What I'm watching, what. What's happening is cannot be real life. But it is.

[A]

I have to stay offline. Yeah. And I. I never stay offline. I love online. It's my favorite place to be.

[B]

I know you love it.

[A]

It's just the greatest. And I like to be on TikTok. I like to just see what's up and like to be on Instagram, just see what's up. Twitter's a little too toxic for me now, but I'll still see what's up on Twitter a little bit.

[B]

I don't ever go to Twitter.

[A]

Really?

[B]

I mean, maybe, like, I can't say never, but it's like, maybe this year I went twice, and it's the whole year. October. Yeah.

[A]

I think I've been twice in the past 15 minutes. Big news. Something you don't know yet. Yeah, Kyle Tucker hit a home run last night. Oh, Kyle Tucker hit a home run last night. It's kind of crazy, the odds of picking that. That's a tough bet because you only get four bats most of the time. And to hit a home run in one of those four bats, you can bet that 10 times and never hit it.

[B]

Yeah, I was waiting for an update.

[A]

Cubs won last night, six zero. It was a late game, so I know.

[B]

So I guess I was 6 0. So I was off on that score a little bit.

[A]

But that wasn't your vision. I just said, what do you think? That was not a vision. Yeah, it was kayak.

[B]

Your vision was kayak, Kyle.

[A]

And I took that as Kyle Tucker hitting a home run. He hit a freaking home run. I made a good amount of money last night off that.

[B]

Wow, that's crazy.

[A]

It was later in the game, so.

[B]

Just so you know, I purposely didn't watch.

[A]

Well, it was late. It didn't start till 8 o'.

[B]

Clock. I know. Okay, but I know. So my boyfriend is. And his kids, they're huge Cubs fans. So, like, I left. They were watching whatever game was before the. Phil. What's the game?

[A]

Yeah, that was a bad one. Phillies and Dodgers. Well, it wasn't bad. It was a bad ending because a little dribbler to the pitcher throws it over the catcher's head. Game over. Series over.

[B]

Yeah, so they were gonna. Waiting to watch the Cubs and I left during the Phillies or whatever. I was like, I gotta go. I can't be a part of this. Can't watch, can't post, can't think anything. Can't jinx anything. So I left.

[A]

So I don't think you have that power to jinx it. Unless it's me.

[B]

You told me last week I jinxed it.

[A]

Unless it's me.

[B]

What do you mean?

[A]

Because I have the power to jinx things. I'm one of the only humans on earth.

[B]

I know, but you told me last for the Chiefs game when I jinxed it. Because it was me.

[A]

Because it was me involved. You jinxed it for me. And I believe I have the only power on earth to jinx things.

[B]

Oh, I know. But if I didn't want to jinx it for you. That's what I meant. I said Bobby placed a bet based on my kayak.

[A]

But you couldn't have jinxed them.

[B]

No, I wasn't worried about jinxing them. I was worried about jinxing you. That's my whole point. Like, I don't.

[A]

Then I heard you wrong. Perfect.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. No, I was only worried about. Yeah, the. What happened. I didn't want to repeat what happened with the Chiefs.

[A]

Good.

[B]

That's all. So I'm glad we clarified that too, because.

[A]

Yeah, but I want a bunch of money. I need the Cubs to win tomorrow. Not for money, just for, like, life. Because. Yeah, because we were gonna go this week and then it was like, man, this game would have been difficult to go to last night. It was so. It was also so late, and I wanted to get back home to do the show. And so I was. I would go with Brett and he's like, I'll get the tickets. You get us up there, no problem. And then we're like, well, if they win this series, then we'll go to the next series. So I need them to win against Milwaukee.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Because then we'll go to that. Mike. What? You say anything? I think she said it's not the reason why. Who's she?

[B]

The.

[A]

I can't pronounce her name. Adelita Gravala. The one who is not. She's not sworn in yet. Yeah. Yeah. She's saying. What? She says that she was out for, like, a cancer treatment.

[B]

Oh, my.

[A]

Sounds fishy.

[B]

I'm gonna need proof of cancer.

[A]

Yeah, I'm gonna need to see proof of that. I'm just believing anything out here on the Internet. All right, thanks, Mike. Let's go to.

[B]

The thing is, though, even if she.

[A]

Is a deciding vote, though, isn't she. Mike, she's saying she's accused of blocking. No, no, no. She can't block it. I think you may be reading the wrong person then. Okay, maybe I'm reading the wrong person. Yeah, she's not blocking. She hasn't been sworn in yet.

[B]

Okay, well, either way, the fact that something.

[A]

So it says she is expected to provide a deciding vote to prove a discharge position that would enforce the house to vote on releasing the Epstein file. Yes. And so she's saying what? Oh, someone else accused her of blocking her from taking office. Got it.

[B]

Well, whatever the case, the fact that something so wild could actually seem true, it's kind of.

[A]

It seems like it's going to be even wilder than the truth that we've created right in our heads.

[B]

I know.

[A]

And that can't. And it. Yeah, it's disgusting. Yeah. All right, let's go. A few voicemails here.

[B]

Number three, I'm a stay at home mom and have been since 2008, and I'm now at the point where I feel like I'm ready to jump back in.

[A]

I'm scared to death.

[B]

I'm a little excited. I've been working part time while the kids are at school, but very, very part time.

[A]

Anything you can think of to maybe.

[B]

Inspire me or some other listeners.

[A]

Thank you so much. What you got?

[B]

Well, I mean, I think I'm proud of you for jumping back into things. So we need to acknowledge that for sure. I think fear is natural. You have been out of the game for a little bit. You're going to get put in, so you're nervous about what could happen and you want to do well, but don't let any of that fear hold you back. I would say just like, jump right in, whatever it is you need to do. Like, I don't know the specifics of where she's gonna Go. But you just gotta, like, jump in.

[A]

Yeah. It's gonna be weird and it's gonna be hard. But it's supposed to be weird and hard. Cause you haven't done it in a long time. Anything new is gonna be weird, hard, foreign, all the things. It might not even be right at first. But don't let that convince you that it's not right at all. Because you could hop back in and it'd be absolutely miserable.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And you could think, man, maybe this just wasn't for me. I'm not built for this. But just because one thing isn't right doesn't mean it's not right. So, yeah, I think you should be proud of yourself if that's what you want to do. If, like, I'm going to go get it, it's going to be uncomfortable. That's awesome. Pushing yourself through uncomfortable. Things are what actually makes you comfortable at things. Yeah. So, yeah, just go get it and don't let a couple of bad days or experiences make the whole thing bad. So. Yeah. That's awesome. Good for you. It's got to be hard. Haven't done in a long time.

[B]

Yeah. I would think during this season a lot of negative or limiting type thoughts, like limiting beliefs are gonna pop into your head. And just be prepared, like, be ready to counter those. Whatever that looks like. Because I don't know, I'm just picturing myself if I was in those shoes. I know for me personally, a lot of those thoughts would come up. So every morning I would prepare myself for how I'm gonna counter those thoughts.

[A]

You say anything else, Mike? Nah, I got a bunch of stuff I just don't want to do like a whole 10 minutes on it. Senators press Mike Johnson to swear in Democrat who could force Epstein vote. Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego hold press conference at Speaker's office over his refusal to swear in Adelita go to Hava. But there are also Republicans who are voting for this to come out. So this is not a fully partisan thing. All right.

[B]

I think we just need like a clean sweep.

[A]

You know, all politicians, you go away.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

We'll revote on all new ones.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

We create. This is what I think we do wrong that someone like Canada does. Right. They have more than two parties.

[B]

Like, who's the guy? I was going to look up his name, but you know those text messages came out where he was talking about, like, shooting, like he wanted the other politician to die.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

Wait, what? Okay, is he running for governor? And. And old text Messages were leaked. Talk about something. I'm going to look it up because I'm going to read you his text and you're going to. You're not going to die, but you're going to.

[A]

You just threaten me.

[B]

No, you're going to be like, this can't be real life.

[A]

And the two party system is gross and weird. And I think that is a major problem with what is happening and why it's so divided now. Because you have to pick a side. Canada has multiple parties and so imagine that there were even three or four or five. Everybody doesn't hate the other side. It's not like a line where you have to hate everybody on the other side. There are lines all over the place. You're not sure who to hate, who to like. There are so many political parties. I think a big part of our problem in the United States is that we only have two parties. And that also is not an uncommon feeling. You know, there have been people who have said that we're going to start a new political party, but man, it costs billions and billions of dollars. Okay, political parties. There is, there is. The Green Party, which emphasizes environmental protection, holds one seat. The New Democratic Party, the ndp, the Bloc Cubicos. Totally nailed that on the pronunciation. A federal party devoted to Quebec nationalism. The Conservative Party of Canada, led by Pierre. Somebody else. And the Liberal Party of Canada. They have five political parties. I think that would be an answer to a bit of the divisiveness here because if all baseball were either Yankees or Red Sox, you just would hate each other so much now you're still a rival with them, but if you're the Yankees, I mean, heck, you hate the Mets too. Same city, obviously. They're in the National League. He probably hates Tigers a little bit. You know, I think a big part of our issue is you have to pick one or the other. So. And no, but nobody can fix that. But when you say wipe them clean, that's what I would do. I would create five political parties because you just don't have to like tie yourself to a side. What are your thoughts on that, Mike? Didn't we used to have more parties? Well, we had like the wigs we had. And the Republicans used to be kind of what the Democrats are now. The Democrats used to be, yes, but they. But never more than like two that could really influence. There were more parties, but they were small and they got eaten up by the other parties. I think it's just so embedded in us now to hate like one to hate the other. That for sure is we added more. It would just be so Die Hard in the two Now. I think you would be diversifying your hate, though, and your hate is not as strong if you diversify it. And then you can probably find alliances. You need alliances with five parties. Like, you have to align with other two or three of them to make things happen. Therefore, you have to walk across those aisles in order to create some sort of stable voting block. So there would be way more alliances outside of just your singular party, aside from here, or you just try to get as many voted in your side as possible. How long would it take for, like, another party to even have an impact? Never. It'll never happen. Aliens would have to come. That party I'd be into. Yeah. Or Amy's idea of just wiping it all out. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Clean slate. Okay, So I found. So it's Jay Jones. He's not running for governor. He's running for Attorney General.

[A]

Of what state?

[B]

Virginia.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Okay. So some text messages surfaced that he sent in 2022 to a Republican delegate in which he made violent remarks about his political opponent, which is the former House Speaker Todd Gilbert. He said things like, gilbert gets two bullets to the head. Spoiler put Gilbert and the crew with the worst two people, you know, and he receives both bullets every time.

[A]

Who writes this?

[B]

And he said, like, he went on to say that he hoped that Gilbert's wife would one day hold one of her dying children so that the couple would understand the pain of gun violence. So while, yes, he's speaking from a passionate heart about, like, they're, you know, his opponent who doesn't agree with him. But this is the problem. You need to be able to be civil towards people that don't agree with you. And let's have, like, productive conversations not in text messages behind their back. Be text texting that you want them to die. And the. The. The girl, like, he was getting so graphic in his text that the person he was texting, she was like, jay, please stop. Like, stop. Like, I don't. She didn't want to be a part of that exchange anymore because he was clearly on a rant. And now the text messages are out there, and he's running for Attorney General, and he's. I don't think he's dropped out yet. I'm like, if this is not your clue to, like, take a break, like, no, the fact that you ever sent this, you cannot. Sorry, you just lost your political card. You no longer can run for Attorney General.

[A]

You just don't type that right Like, I think that's where he's an idiot is typing it and sending it, because then they have proof. If you want to say something like that, just say it.

[B]

Yeah. Like, I think any way that you prove you're an idiot, you're out and this is it.

[A]

Yeah. Because you'll do other things that are idiotic.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Like, I understand where he's coming from, but you just don't write that.

[B]

It just makes me think that if you have such disdain for somebody else that in your.

[A]

Somebody died, though. Like, I understand him feeling and saying irrational things because he's. It's an irrational time because somebody, I assume, just got killed with gun violence.

[B]

Well, yeah, I mean, that happens.

[A]

No, I'm saying specific to that, his area, where he lives. I can understand somebody acting irrationally, but also if you're going to act irrationally and say things like that that you don't really mean, because he doesn't really want that to happen. Somebody to be shot in the head, you can't type it. That's where you're stupid. You have it where somebody can screenshot it.

[B]

I know, but again, I think it's this. Like, we can be incredibly frustrated, but let that. Yeah, I don't know. I get your point of, like, being in your irrational brain and just thinking you're texting like a safe person, being like, nobody's safe. Yeah, nobody's safe. Especially on text. But it just makes me think that if you hold a power, that if you have that much hatred towards somebody because they don't align with what you believe should happen, that you'll manipulate the system and do whatever. It doesn't matter.

[A]

Like, I don't know. I have a. I'm torn on that because both sides do it. And if one side decides, hey, we're going to be the better, we're going to be. Well, hold on. The other side's going to be, well, we're going to be the better ones and not do it. While the other ones do it. The other one runs over the other side completely. And then the other side's like, well, we tried to be nice and now we have no positions. Because I see that happen a lot.

[B]

What's sort of like, I think of, like, parenting, like, sometimes you just have to be firm and direct, you know, like. But you don't go off the rails. Sometimes we do. But.

[A]

But sometimes don't you need to.

[B]

Well, if. If all sides could just agree to be firm.

[A]

All sides are never going to agree on anything, is the point.

[B]

Okay. Well, I don't care that this guy's Democrat or a Republican. He happens to be a Democrat. Republicans do stupid stuff all the time. I guess it's just, like, crazy that. And this is what's coming to light. What hasn't come to light?

[A]

Yeah, I think. I don't think that will eliminate him from running. I think the people that feel the same way will vote for him more.

[B]

Oh, yeah. Because they're probably feel the same way.

[A]

Like. Yeah. You want to not pass legislation that keeps kids from getting shot at schools.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay, well, we're gonna play the same and use very harsh words and say.

[B]

Really wish death upon their children.

[A]

But I think most people can see he really didn't want death upon the children. I think that's just a statement that indicates what that would feel like. Now if he really wanted their kids to die, now that's out. You don't get to run.

[B]

Right.

[A]

But it's just rhetoric meeting rhetoric. And you don't get elected now with light rhetoric because you don't get attention. We're an attention economy. You don't get attention for anything unless you're big and bold and you're screaming the loudest about the most polar thing. You don't get it if you're sensible. You don't get attention. You don't get elected, even if you don't believe it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

People that actually want to make change and a difference, they don't win because they're actually focused on making a change and making a difference. People that want to be famous and get a lot of clicks and likes and, you know, align with the most polar of the side so they get lifted within the algorithms. That's who wins. Broken aliens. That's what I say. Aliens. All right, next up. I hit that next one, right?

[B]

Hey, I was listening to Bobby talk.

[A]

About the $600 coffee. I think that's a perfect bit for the show.

[B]

You could buy, like, a gas station.

[A]

Coffee and then more expensive ones. And the guys, Amy and Mike and Eddie that drink coffee could see if they could rank the coffees depending on how expensive they were. I don't mind that. But the $500 coffee, that means I have to pay for it. And again, I don't need anybody's sympathy. I have to pay for most things on the show. I don't own the show, but we don't get stuff for the most part, if I don't pay for it. I feel like a teacher. I need an Amazon wish list. Yes, I need an Amazon wish list. Games, prizes for listeners. Know who pays for most of those? Me. Do you know who doesn't own the show? Me. So it's either nothing or I pay for it. So I'll be putting my wish list up later today. Okay, no, that's not a bad idea. I just wouldn't buy the $500 coffee or the $600 coffee. All right, there's that. Let's take a break. And we got a game we're going to play because we're going to get Cade back on from the show earlier today. Bones.

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[A]

It's been a very game heavy day. We're gonna give Kade another chance. He was on the show earlier. He did not win the Chipotle gift card, but we're gonna give him another chance to win a $250 chipotle gift card. Let me explain the game first. So I'll give you the character and I'll play you a clip from a famous child actor. Tell me the name of the actor. So childhood actors, for example. Play me the example. Do you think I've been a good role model?

[B]

Are you kidding?

[A]

You drink, you gamble, you have different women here practically every night.

[B]

You're the best role model a guy could want.

[A]

Got it? Do you know who that actor is? Yes. Angus D. Jones. Right. From Two and a Half Men. Wow. He's the kid.

[B]

I was gonna say the kid from Two and a Half Men.

[A]

Yeah. I would need. You would have got there if you.

[B]

Could have got his name and I wouldn't have.

[A]

Okay, so we're gonna do. Okay, we'll do seven of these Cade. Pick your. Pick your player here.

[B]

Real life. Name of the kid.

[A]

You got Amy, Lunchbox and Eddie. Now, last time, you picked me, eddie and amy. 1. So it's up to you. Oh, my gosh. Who. I mean, who's feeling good. Feeling good about this?

[B]

Not me.

[A]

Not me, man. I feel great, man. Oh, boy. Feel really good. All right, lb. Let's go, boy. Let's go. Okay, here we go. I'll play the clip. Not gonna say anything else? No, I just need the actor. The kid actor. Go ahead, buzz your girlfriend.

[B]

Woof.

[A]

Buzz your girlfriend. Woof. I'm in.

[B]

I'm in.

[A]

I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Macaulay Culkin. Amy.

[B]

Macaulay Culkin.

[A]

Eddie. Macaulay Culkin. Good job. Number two.

[B]

Did I do things? Did I do that?

[A]

I'm in. By the way, Macaulay culkin. Was Kevin McAllister in full house or in Home Alone? Sorry. I'm in for the win. Amy.

[B]

Jahliel White.

[A]

Lunchbox. Jaleel White. Eddie. Jaleel White. That is Steve Urkel and Family Matters. Jaleel White. That was a tough one. Yeah. I couldn't think of his name. Names are tough. Yeah. Number three. How rude. I'm in. How rude. I'm in for the win. Amy keeps grunting. Yeah. Making noises.

[B]

Alrighty. Well.

[A]

Need an answer. Amy, you're up.

[B]

Not coming to me. So I'm in.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Stephanie Tanner.

[A]

Hey, Lunchbox. That is one of the Olsen twins. I don't know which one it is, though. Which one did you pick? I put Mary and Kate Olsen. Mary and Kate. Okay, Eddie. I put Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen.

[B]

Guys.

[A]

Well, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen are two different people. Yeah, they're the twins. They're both. They both said it. I don't know who which one's which.

[B]

Play the clip again.

[A]

That's little Michelle.

[B]

Play the clip again.

[A]

They're wrong, Amy.

[B]

It's Stephanie Tanner.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

It's whoever plays Steph. Stephanie Tanner. Which is the blonde girl? She's not a twin. Yeah, we do.

[A]

It's Jody. Sweden. I know her name.

[B]

Jody Sweeten.

[A]

Stephanie Tanner on Full House. Okay. Still all the same. Four to go. Crap. Here we go. Next.

[B]

There's no Hogos without you, Hagrid. What the. There's no Hogos without you, Hagrid. I'm in.

[A]

Hold on. No one's rushing you. Not a single person said, Eddie. Hurry.

[B]

There's no Hogwarts without you, Hagrid.

[A]

I'm in for the win. I'm in. Eddie. Daniel Radcliffe. Lunchbox. Daniel Radcliffe. Amy.

[B]

Daniel Radcliffe.

[A]

Correct. Three left. That is, by the way, Harry Potter And Harry Potter. Go ahead.

[B]

What you talking about, Willis? Well, Eddie's gonna get this one.

[A]

That's Eddie's.

[B]

What you talking about, Williams?

[A]

I'm in.

[B]

Of course you know it.

[A]

Of course you know that. That's your high school days. What is his name, though? Oh, my gosh. I can picture him anytime. They don't know something. They use your age as an excuse.

[B]

You're not wrong.

[A]

You guys are two years younger than them. Not for you not knowing. Your excuse is that he's older. Correct.

[B]

But this one, we're not wrong. He's gonna get it right because of his age.

[A]

I would get it right, but only because I want. Hey, guess what? I'm gonna get it right, too, because it just came to me. I watched Naked Night. Eddie.

[B]

He's from the Lost Generation.

[A]

Amy, it's not your age. Dude, I got this one, too. There we go. Yes. Amy.

[B]

Yeah. Carter. Carter.

[A]

Carter. Carter. It's a very popular actor from back in the day. Lunchbox. Gary Coleman. Eddie. Gary Coleman. Correct. Wow. He got it. I told you. It came to me while I had to take my headphones off while you guys were arguing. Okay, here we go. Last one. Kate has picked Lunchbox. If Lunchbox gets this and Eddie doesn't, Lunchbox is the winner. Oh, man. Hit it. I want to tell you my secret.

[B]

Now I see dead people. I'm in.

[A]

I'm in for the win. Wow. Eddie doesn't have it. No, he has it. He's riding it. Will you play it again? I want to tell you my secret.

[B]

Now I see dead people. If only I'd gotten Jody Sweden.

[A]

I'm in. He's got it, Amy.

[B]

Haley Joel Osmond.

[A]

What?

[B]

Haley Joel Osmond.

[A]

See, that's where I struggled.

[B]

What is it?

[A]

Lunchbox. Haley Joel Osment. No, Eddie. What? Okay, see, I wrote it down. Specifically, Haley Joel Osment. Winner.

[B]

Osment.

[A]

With a T, M, E, N, T. Not Osment. Like Donny Osmond. Osment. And that's what I was struggling with, guys, because I was gonna say Oz Myth. Well, that would have been wrong. Yeah, Eddie.

[B]

Well, hold on.

[A]

Hold.

[B]

Judge, may I approach the bench?

[A]

Wait, I think there's one more. Do I have one more? Your Honor, I think I did one. One short.

[B]

Do you want to hear before we get there? May I say something?

[A]

The bench is tired. Bench is tired.

[B]

No, it's not. It can't be. Judge, this is important.

[A]

You said Haley Joe Osmond.

[B]

I know I did.

[A]

Your risk. Your risk of a yellow card. Go ahead.

[B]

I'm not challenging what I said.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

How do you spell Radcliffe? No, no, spell it. Spell it right. Meow.

[A]

Meow. Did you say right? Meow? What do you mean, spell it?

[B]

Spell it for me. Because. I don't know.

[A]

It's not a spelling thing. Yes, it is.

[B]

Because if it is a pronunciation and spelling thing. I have a. I have.

[A]

Okay, we're moving on.

[B]

What? He said ratcliffe.

[A]

You're going way back.

[B]

He said ratcliffe.

[A]

That answer's done.

[B]

He said rat.

[A]

He said rat.

[B]

He did R, A T. I thought about saying something when he said it, but then.

[A]

Whoa.

[B]

Nobody said rat. Pull the dick.

[A]

Oh, no. Did you say rat?

[B]

If he's going to be all like Osmond.

[A]

He's not. I did. Yeah. I didn't do anything, Amy.

[B]

No, you just said I had to be, and I.

[A]

He has a rat now. He has R A T. Rat. He has a rat. He didn't say right. He didn't say right.

[B]

He said rat.

[A]

Let me say.

[B]

I wasn't going to say anything, but then he made a good.

[A]

I would like to say. I'd like to say two things. Can I say two things? One, please stop calling me. Your Honor, this is not a courtroom.

[B]

I'm trying to be respectful.

[A]

I hear you. I hear you.

[B]

Without getting a yellow card.

[A]

I hear you. And two, this is what I would say, I think, had you brought that argument up in. In that. Hold on.

[B]

I'm talking.

[A]

Please, please, let's let the. Let the judge talk. Let the. Well, let me talk. Your Honor, if in football, you challenge. You can't challenge two plays ago. Once the play goes, it's dead. That's it.

[B]

Shut up, Eddie.

[A]

Shut up, Eddie. And I think I would have overturned. I would have overturned that if you would have challenged it during. No, I'm not. Your Honor. I'm not a judge.

[B]

Okay, Bobby.

[A]

I would have overturned it if you'd asked it during that. During that. Yes, but it can't go back because that sets a bad precedent of. You can go back to question two anytime during the game.

[B]

No, it wasn't until I realized that pronunciation and spelling matter.

[A]

No, you just said it wrong. It's not Osmond. That's. That's like Donny Osmond. But he would have been wrong, too, if you challenge.

[B]

I said pronunciation and spelling, so I thought.

[A]

We do have challenges. It's kind of cool. But we have. He would. He would have been overturned and wrong.

[B]

I just felt like I Was being a little ridiculous. If I said it at that time. I was being silly and overthinking it. And then now I know I was.

[A]

I'm going to. Mike. Mike, what do you want to do?

[B]

He said rat.

[A]

You know, he did rap, but that's not the point. I agree he was wrong. I'm with you, my smile. But I think you have to. I think you have to do it in the moment or you can't do it at all. You can come back tomorrow and be like, well, he said this. So I think, well, tomorrow.

[B]

That would be ridiculous. I. I brought it up as soon as it was relevant.

[A]

Mike can't challenge it this late. The score stays where it is right now.

[B]

Okay, later.

[A]

I agree he was wrong, but you have to do it before the next question. It's just like the NFL, just like Major League Baseball. You have to do it then. You can't challenge it later. Your Honor, can I have a question? No. Okay.

[B]

Just the way I curious this question, though.

[A]

I was just wondering. Have him ask it to you after the show. Amy, My question was going to be after the show. Oh, yeah, after the show. I'm sorry.

[B]

It's okay. I understand.

[A]

You're right, by the way.

[B]

I know I am.

[A]

And that was stupid of him to do.

[B]

You know what?

[A]

I even wrote Ratcliffe.

[B]

He wrote rat. And when he said it, I'll be.

[A]

Honest, the T's there.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. It's a real dumb. Dumb thing to do. Is it? What is it? Ratcliffe. Radcliffe.

[B]

Oh, D. I'll be able to sleep tonight. Scuba.

[A]

How do you feel, Eddie?

[B]

Not so much.

[A]

How do you feel about the judgment? I mean, I feel like if he said it wrong, and even though it's after the fact he said it wrong. He's wrong, but no one caught it. I'm trying to think of an example. Yeah. We're still in the game, and the game hasn't ended. It wasn't like someone called days later or something like, the game's happening. He was wrong, and you can go back and look at it. That would be an appeal. An appeal. Yeah. I like to schedule an appeal on Amy's behalf that you said it wrong and you even wrote it wrong. So you're wrong twice.

[B]

I was going to let it slide until he got all cocky about the tea. He said he's okay.

[A]

Let me say this. Yeah. The more he talks, the more guilty he sounds. Yeah. He's like, I haven't said anything. You did. Except that I wrote a T down. Okay. I'm not even arguing because I haven't said that. What I would have done if I were you, I'd have scratched it out real quick. No, man, I'm honest. Dude, you are honest. Ate that paper. Okay.

[B]

If you're honest, then you should be like, you know what I should be. I should lose my.

[A]

I'm not going to tell the judge. I'll put it on Eddie. If Eddie wants to say, you know what? I do give it back. And I was wrong, I will happily remove his correct.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

So. So I can meet you there.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

If Eddie would like to go, I was wrong, and I will remove that point.

[B]

Let's see what kind of character we got working on going anyway. We're working here.

[A]

It's real easy. I. Eddie, it's up to you, buddy. I respect the court. I respect the people. The court now says it's on to you. Yeah, whatever you want will do. What would I do in real life? I'm innocent. I'm innocent.

[B]

So, no, you know, you said Ratcliffe.

[A]

I said Ratcliffe, but it wasn't caught at the right time. So we're going to move on. Okay. So I did give him a chance. I let him change it if he wanted to. This is what I'm going to say, though, from now on, if you challenge something, it's got to be in that moment.

[B]

Okay, but can we. Can we challenge it without fear of yellow card?

[A]

No.

[B]

How do we.

[A]

No, Because. Yeah, because you're always in fear of a yellow card. It's the risk. It's like a coach. When a coach throws a challenge.

[B]

But I thought if I brought it up, if I said, did he say Ratcliffe? Y' all be like, stop derailing the game.

[A]

You can. That's a risk you take. That's it. If. And if you're right, then he loses. But there's a risk with the challenge.

[B]

And I swear to you, on the Bible, if he hadn't have said, oh, I was being real specific. I wrote it down with the T. If he hadn't said that, I was going to let it slide. But as soon as he went down, you know, on Osment, as soon as he went Osment, and I wrote it down with the T, I couldn't help myself. I was like, oh, well, what do you got for Ratcliffe?

[A]

But I was honest. You act like I was like, no, I said, lunchbox came and looked at your paper. I said, ratcliffe, yeah, you're being honest, but you're still English is my shame. Yeah, you're being like, you're just like, half integrity here. What do you mean? Because you're like, yeah, I did it, but I'm not going to get the point back.

[B]

You're like, I'm so honest. However.

[A]

Okay, okay, okay, look, you said there.

[B]

Was one more left moving.

[A]

There is, but moving forward, if you challenge and you're unsuccessful, you get a yellow card. But if you challenge and you're successful, you win. But you have to challenge before the next question. Okay. Does everybody understand that for the roll moving forward, I will allow Eddie to remove. You know what? Not even the point. We'll remove the whole question. Just take it out completely. Nobody got it right. Nobody got it wrong. We'll just add another question. I'm cool to do that. Is there also a limit on challenges? Yeah. Oh. You only get well if you get a yellow card, but then you challenge again. That's a red card. You're out the next game. Yikes.

[B]

Yeah. I don't think we would over challenge because you just said we have to be super confident.

[A]

Yeah. Okay, so I'm down to just take that question out. Okay. So I'm good. For the record, I mean, it doesn't make a difference. We're still down. No, of course it does, because he got one right and you didn't. It does make a difference. Go back to. No, no, we got all got it right. We all got it right, so it doesn't really matter.

[B]

And.

[A]

Oh, so then what are we arguing about? They got it right.

[B]

You should have gotten it wrong.

[A]

Take my point away. Take my point away for rad rat. No, no, no. But they get their point goes away too. No, but they got it right. But we're moving the whole question.

[B]

Whatever. Just. We learn from this.

[A]

It doesn't matter. Let's just go to number seven. We're down one, and Eddie will choke. Let him have him choke on number seven.

[B]

I'm fine if Eddie wants to win this game, but to the listener that keeps score for the year of all of our games.

[A]

I know. Because that's what everybody's thinking about. No, it does. It has to count. We can't. No. We can't pull games out of our listener. That keeps it score. And I know that's what everybody was thinking because that. Because. Because that's important. Yes. No, I'm more worried about the Chipotle gift card from my buddy K. That's what I'm worried about, because I'm gonna win for him, and Eddie's gonna miss number seven. I'm gonna get it right we're gonna go over, go to overtime, and I'm gonna win. Let's go. All right, let's go. Now let's just take a vote then. Let's just play. We've established the new rule. I've established it. I. But I'm not somebody who won't listen. What do you want to do? Do we want to go as is? Where Eddie got the point? We can vote there are Me, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, Mike, Scuba, everybody vote. Who thinks that we should go as is, and Eddie keeps the point. Say aye. Okay, Eddie, your points gone. Good. There you go. Remove it completely. Now all of this is gone. Okay. Hey, that's very integrity. Forced. Thank you. Forced. We had to get to all this. So what's the score, Mike with. With two to go. Eddie and LBF four. Amy has three. Okay, you're fighting for that, Amy.

[B]

I'm fighting for what's right, Eddie.

[A]

Here we go.

[B]

I don't think that score is right.

[A]

It's not right. I'm not challenging because I missed Haley Jo Osment. So I don't have the same scores, Eddie. But either way, I mean, look at the integrity. Listen, we're down one. We're on the last question. It doesn't matter. Let's just go to number seven. Mike, just go to number seven. We're making it too confusing, removing a point. Let's just go. I'm ready to win. Okay, so now what's the score? Now I'm confused. It's easy. So right now, if we were just keeping it the same, it would be 1, 2, 3, 4. It would be Eddie 5, Amy and I 4. But instead, if we're removing 1, it's Eddie 4, Amy and I 3. It's just the same thing. Okay, so it's the same thing. Okay. Unless we remove them both because they were both controversial. No, just. Just keep it the same. If we do that, then it's three to three. To three. I think that's what we do. We're all square three.

[B]

So really, this game is boiling down to one question.

[A]

Love it. No, we're all square with three questions to go. Oh. Okay. Let's go.

[B]

Game.

[A]

All right, next. Ray.

[B]

Game on. So guess what I found. Ta da. My earrings. Actually, my bare feet. Found my earring. Just decided to wiggle its way up from the carpet and stab me in the foot. Hi, Sam. What?

[A]

Gonna play it one more time.

[B]

So guess what I found. Ta da. My earring. Actually, my bare feet. Found my earring. Just decided to wiggle its way up from the carpet and stab me in the foot. Sci Fi.

[A]

I'm in. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Melissa Joan Hart. Eddie. Melissa Joan Hart. Amy.

[B]

Melissa Joan Hart.

[A]

Clarissa Explains it all. Marissa Joan Hart. Correct. Two left. Next.

[B]

Jerry, do you know the human head weighs eight pounds? Oh, dang.

[A]

What's his name? Jared.

[B]

You know the human head weighs eight pounds?

[A]

I'm in. Shoot.

[B]

Come on.

[A]

Lunchbox can run away with it with this one. One more time.

[B]

Jared, you know the human head weighs eight pounds? Mm.

[A]

Three seconds. I got something down. Amy.

[B]

Mikey Maxwell.

[A]

Wow. Where did that come from?

[B]

Just made it up.

[A]

Yeah, I can tell. Eddie. Jerry Maguire. Oh, wow. You wrote it down so quick I thought you had it. I don't have it. Lunchbox. Jonathan Lipnicki. That's it.

[B]

Wow. Chipotle. Here Kade comes.

[A]

Here Kay comes Kade. Ok, the answer is Mikey Maxwell. Just kidding. Jonathan Lipnicki. Oh, my goodness. How did that pop in my head? Yes.

[B]

Good job.

[A]

Good job, man. Hey, ball don't lie. Possibly here. Ball don't lie. Kate. We got one to go, buddy. We got one to go. How you feeling? You feeling that guac on top? Here we go. The black beans. Hit it.

[B]

Snap is for old people. I'm young and I'm up. They say close your eyes and go to sleep.

[A]

I close my eyes and I lay.

[B]

There and nothing happens. Una. I fall in, do fall asleep.

[A]

They wake me up again. What on earth?

[B]

Okay, it's on the tip of my tongue.

[A]

Can we play it again? Yeah, yeah, please.

[B]

Nap is for old people. I'm young and I'm up. They say close your eyes and go to sleep.

[A]

I close my eyes and I lay there and nothing happens.

[B]

When I fall in, do fall asleep.

[A]

They wake me up again. I'm in. What is her name, though? All right.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

I'm in for the win. Amy.

[B]

Cute little girl on the Cosby Show.

[A]

No answer, huh?

[B]

Can't think of her name.

[A]

Lunchbox. You want me to seal it right here?

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Do you have it for sure? Yeah. Eddie. What do you have? Shirley Temple.

[B]

Oh, yeah. He's out. Are you throwing the game now?

[A]

Are you so integrity filled that you're throwing the game? I mean, you know, they sucked all the air out of the game, man. They did suck the air out of the game for sure. Hold on. Who did? I didn't say anything. I said keep it the same. What is Lunchbox? What was your answer? Daughter on the Cosby Show? You don't have it?

[B]

Wait, hold on.

[A]

Does this start with a D. No, it's Raven Simone. That's it.

[B]

How did you just come up with that?

[A]

You threw the game. I didn't know that was the girl from the Cosby Show. You should say no. You threw the game. Oh, yeah. You all sucked the air out of the game.

[B]

Well, he just didn't recognize.

[A]

Ball don't lie. Ball don't lie on me. No one lied. Kade. Let's go. Kade, let's go. Dude, you are the winner. Floats like a butterfly, seems like a bee. My name is.

[B]

Yeah, we can't.

[A]

We can't play the theme because we're on the podcast. We can't play the music. But, Cade, you are the winner. And congratulations. And I'm tired, exhausted.

[B]

And they stay there.

[A]

And they stay there.

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

Why are you so happy?

[B]

I wanted Kade to win the thing.

[A]

If you wanted to win the thing, you would have let him win earlier.

[B]

If either one of them were fighting for the rat cliff, I would be annoyed.

[A]

No one was fighting for the rat Cliff. He never fought. He never literally told you. I wrote rat. He never fought for it. I thought his name was Ratcliffe.

[B]

I know, but you were gonna just continue on like you won?

[A]

Well, yeah, the rules are the rules. You would too.

[B]

Okay, But Cade won. Guys, we should be celebrating. If. If Eddie had won, I would be like. I would be like.

[A]

Okay, stop. We're not seeing that. All right, Kate, stay on the phone, buddy. You. Congratulations. You are the winner. Okay. Okay, thanks, guys. All right, bye. All right, bye. The Bobby Bones show. Okay, let's go around the room. Eddie's not here, so there will be no story from Eddie, because I know everybody's just waiting on pins and needles for Eddie's story. It probably had to do with Craig Robinson, in case you guys care. All right, let's go to Amy first.

[B]

Well, so, Sora, you know where you've been spending a lot of your time lately?

[A]

It's been a little bit there. Yeah, it's the AI app. It's. It's an open AI's version. Yeah.

[B]

In less than five days, it hit 1 million downloads. Yeah, I just felt like that was a lot.

[A]

I don't know the difference. It's like when they say you eat 10 million wings for bowl Sunday. I'm like, I don't know how. I mean, wings, America eats. I don't know what's normal.

[B]

It says that the app has sparked intense backlash from organizations like the Motion Picture association, who argue that it infringes on copyright.

[A]

Do you have a Cold.

[B]

No.

[A]

A little snot on your nose. You got it. Maybe it was glitter. Are you doing anything with glitter this morning?

[B]

No, my nose is running arts and crafts.

[A]

Yes. Oh, we're not even on camera. I say that. Yeah, good point, Good point.

[B]

No, you needed to tell me so.

[A]

We could have snot today. You know what? Everybody snotted up today. Okay. Yeah. I don't know the difference. On what's a normal week for downloads.

[B]

It says that that type of. In less than five days, reaching 1 million downloads is even faster than chat GPT. But that, I mean, at this point, that's been around for a while. So it has 800 million weekly active users.

[A]

Did you notice the fact that it was, like, number one in the App Store, beating, like, TikTok and all the big apps? I saw Mike, you wrote quite the prompt on yours. Yeah, that was a detailed prompt. It was a good video. Mike had done, like, this anime fighting video. Is that correct? Yeah. I'm seeing a lot of people use it for animation where it looks so realistic. So that's what I'm. That's what I'm testing out. I was reading your prompt. I'm a big prompt reader. Mostly I just like to read different social media techniques. What thumbnails work, what colors and thumbnails work. Prompt writing. Like, I kind of. I've invested a lot of time into that now because I'm just trying to build different, like, YouTube channels and social media channels. And so I saw your prompt and I was drawn to it because it went past the. You had to hit read more to see it. Yeah. And it was very long. It was. It was really good. It was really good. Did I send you a code or did you have your own code? You sent me a code to join. Yeah, right now. And I don't know that it's terribly hard to get a code, but it's been invite only. Oh, still invite only.

[B]

That makes it even more. A little bit.

[A]

Yeah. So if you want to get that, you want to get in the party.

[B]

So a million people got invited.

[A]

Well, you can download the app. You just don't have a code. Yeah, I had to download it. I just couldn't use it. Oh, yeah, yeah. All right. Thanks for that. Q. Yeah, there's. It's. It's also Sora 2. I don't think I knew Sora 1. No. Did they launch with 2? Was Sora 1 just so bad? One was probably like the beta where they were testing it out. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't know that Lunchbox Man, I'm sad to report that Sister Gene has died. I saw that this morning. Yep. She stepped down from her role as the chaplain a couple of weeks ago and I guess that means she was in bad health because now here we are, 106 years old and she has gone to the pearly gates. Will you explain to everybody why we know her sister Jean became a star when the university, Loyola Chicago, they were in the NCAA tournament and they made a deep run and she was there supporting and she was like the chaplain and she got all the news coverage and we've been following her for the last five or six years since they made that big run and she became an Internet star. And so, yeah, that's why we're Sad. Live to 106. Pretty cool.

[B]

It's a long time.

[A]

It's a long time, Morgan.

[B]

Okay, so there was a family in California that had a 13 foot jack.

[A]

Skeleton in their lawn. Well, somebody came and stole it. There's surveillance footage of a thief coming, taking this giant skeleton, putting it on the roof of a car and driving away. Yeah, that's a difficult steal. Yeah, anything 13ft tall or long, that's a difficult steal. Like a little bit you got to go like respect. Now, we don't want them stealing anything, but if you're going to steal something and put it on top of the car, I hope it's at least very valuable. It is.

[B]

Those are expensive.

[A]

A couple hundred bucks and a hard.

[B]

Hard to come by sometimes.

[A]

But I'm saying I need it to be worth like tens of thousands of dollars if we're going to put it on top of a car. Yeah, like go to Home Depot, pay 200 bucks to get you a 13 foot skeleton. Yeah, there's some headless horsemen down the road here that are pretty cool. Have you seen them?

[B]

No.

[A]

People put them out in their yard. They're monsters. They're big. I thought about stealing them, put them on top of my car.

[B]

Yeah, right. No, I need to look for those, I guess. I wonder if I noticed they were missing their heads. Is it freaky?

[A]

What if someone stole the heads and they weren't headless horsemen, they were just people out riding horses.

[B]

Yeah, but is it scary or is it just like.

[A]

Not really. Yeah, just kind of.

[B]

People used to. When we were in high school, my dad always had like light up deer.

[A]

In the yard and people would either.

[B]

Come steal them or they would make put them on top of each other.

[A]

And make them hump. Yep.

[B]

Look at this. This is in my neighborhood. Look at that freaky child. She's holding a teddy bear with the head cut off, and she looks totally deranged. And then there's another dead doll under her. I don't know. That would creep me out if I.

[A]

Was a kid, you know, I think that's the point.

[B]

But if I was a kid, I would be.

[A]

They're not Christmas decorations.

[B]

I know something about creepy kid. Like when. When dolls are creepy, it's creepier than, like, if an adult is.

[A]

Yeah, Creepy kids are like.

[B]

If this was an adult man looking kind of weird, I'd be like, okay, fine. But the fact that it's, like, a little girl and she looks like her eyeballs are missing, they're poked out, and then she's ripping the head off a teddy bear. I don't know. Like, that's something my son, five years ago would have been like. Every time we passed it, he would have nightmares.

[A]

What about now?

[B]

I think he'd be fine. Yeah, he'd be able to differentiate.

[A]

I saw the head.

[B]

What head? Oh, his fat head. His fat heads. Yeah.

[A]

They look pretty cool. And sunglasses, too.

[B]

I know. They would have been awesome. I was gonna put, like. Yeah, a painter's stick. Like, tape it on the back so that way you can hold them up.

[A]

How many do you have?

[B]

I have three.

[A]

And what are you gonna do with him?

[B]

Well, he's got track season coming up, so maybe we take him out for track. But cross country, it's just like, you're more in the wide open spaces. So, like, big heads make more sense. Like, I don't know, at a track meet, like, in the stands. I feel like a big head like, that will be annoying.

[A]

How much they cost?

[B]

They were expensive because they were from, like, fathead.com. but a listener told me after I posted about them that you can. Walgreens will actually print them out. You have to cut them out yourself and then maybe put it on poster. But for 12 bucks, Walgreens will do it. So if anybody else wants to make these, I would do it that way now. But Fathead, I mean, I think they were like, 40. 30 or 40 each, maybe.

[A]

Because I'm building new studios and I put his head in the studio somewhere. One of them.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

If you bring me one of them, I don't know where exactly it's gonna go.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

But I would.

[B]

Yeah, I have three.

[A]

I think there's a place for a large Stevenson head. Don't you think so, Mike? I like it. I think we can find a place for that.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

If you want to use all Three of them. And don't make any new ones for me.

[B]

But I'm not. I. I just don't know what. What I'm gonna do with them, honestly, because I really don't see myself taking them to the track meet. Like, you might be, like, mom, because, like, in the stands, like, people are all around you.

[A]

What if you, like, magnet them to your car like they do when you're going to games? Like, you go to Arkansas games, People have these magnet Razorbacks on the side of their car. What if you magneted them to both sides of your car?

[B]

Yeah, I did. Could do that. Like, when. When we're going.

[A]

When you're going. Yeah, when you're going to the track meet.

[B]

But there is cross country next season, so.

[A]

But he's older then he'll be developed.

[B]

Full beard in one year.

[A]

Yeah. Full beard by then.

[B]

No, I feel like he'll look pretty. And the sunglasses help, you know, hide the age.

[A]

That's why I wear mine, my regular glasses. So I'm. I'm really. It's weighing on me if I want to go to this game by myself tomorrow. The thing is, I don't have to commit right now. But the game is.

[B]

But you have to decide.

[A]

Well, the game is tomorrow, and it's an away game, but it's an away game that's three hours away. So I literally could wake up in the morning and say I'm gonna go, and then just try to get a ticket there. Or I could buy one now, a single ticket. But it is a long. It's a long enough drive that it's kind of annoying. But it's not so long that it would keep me from doing it. And I. And I have the luxury of deciding in the morning if I want to go but the ticket, because if I'm going by myself, I'm not going to sit in the nosebleeds. I'm going to sit down.

[B]

Have a good seat.

[A]

Will you look again, Mike, and see what a single would cost? Like 5, 550. Yeah. Maybe they've gone down a bit.

[B]

It's a lot of money.

[A]

By myself sitting in orange. I just don't know if I would have fun by myself, especially if y'. All. I don't think we're going to win. Right.

[B]

So you need to factor that in. But also, what if you do win? That would be amazing.

[A]

It has gone down. It has.

[B]

How much?

[A]

424. Where's the ticket? That same ticket we were looking at. It's like on the 25 yard line.

[B]

So they're.

[A]

Anything in the middle, it gets a little more expensive. Yeah, find like the most expensive closest ticket that you can buy in one fifty. How much? Closest to the fifty. Yeah, closest to the middle and closest to the front. Because I was looking last night a little bit and I don't want to sit when I can't. I don't see very well. And I didn't see that they had a massive scoreboard. They have a big scoreboard. But I need to be. I need to be kind of close.

[B]

Wait, you're telling me that you're not gonna be able to see the scoreboard?

[A]

No, no, no. It's not a massive one that you can just watch the game on for the most part.

[B]

Oh, you mean a video board?

[A]

Yeah, yeah, that. Thank you. Yes, that's what I mean, Bobby. Well, there's not a side. There's not like a. There's a home and visitor behind the sideline, but there's really not a side. Cuz they're marked on here. But I didn't know if that factors in. No, it doesn't. Because what they do, they stick all the Arkansas fans in like a bad corner. I don't want to go sit over there. I wouldn't mind being with our fans, but I don't want to go sit in the bad corner because it's like in the corner of the end zone. You know, if you ever watch an away game, you see like the odd color over. And like the worst part, I don't want to sit over there. And if I'm gonna go and do this, I might as well be as uncomfortable as possible. What do you got? See one like as close to the 50s, you can get 7.91. Oh my God.

[B]

And that's just one ticket?

[A]

That's just one.

[B]

Well, what I mean, you gotta decide what you wish.

[A]

There's one a little further down towards the 40.

[B]

Do you wanna flip a coin?

[A]

No, because if it lands on. No, I still may want to do it.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Does the Cubs game factor into you now? The only reason it does is because I believe that game. Is it four? That was at seven. Oh, wait, the Cubs game? Yeah. Is it a seven? Thought it was at seven. If it. It's at seven, it actually helps my reason to go because I can have it on in the car. Yeah, 708. Got it. Oh man, that's. But that kind of makes me want to go more because I go to the game.

[B]

Okay, then you should go.

[A]

Then I drive back and the game is on. In the car.

[B]

Oh. How much money did you win from Kayak hitting the home run?

[A]

5,000 bucks.

[B]

Perfect. This pays for your ticket.

[A]

His name's not Kayak. It's Kyle Tucker. Oh.

[B]

His nickname's Kayak.

[A]

Kayak Kyle. Yeah. Now it is.

[B]

Yeah, it is. So maybe that's a sign.

[A]

Let me call Matt still, because you.

[B]

Won the money, which then pays for the ticket. And wait, you're seeing if Matt can go?

[A]

Well, I.

[B]

Because he's an Arkansas fan.

[A]

Yeah, I don't think he can, but. Hey, hey, Scuba Steve. Yeah, man. Let me ask you about Maggie Ball for a second. Yeah. Eddie hit me up after he left, and it was like. Because Eddie, I somehow knows Maggie Ball. And Maggie Ball is the girl that they think Keith Urban's having an affair with. And I've said I don't think it's her. She played in his band for a little bit, but I don't think it's her. I don't know, but I don't think it's her. And she's doing her own tour now. And the reason I don't think it's her is the entire basis of people thinking it was her is because Keith Urban was singing the fighter with her, which he does with a female band member. And he always changes words of songs if it's with somebody else. He's done that a hundred thousand times. So I was like, I don't think that's her. Could be wrong. Have been a couple times. Don't think I am here. However, she has a new song out, and Eddie's like, hey, Maggie boss. People reached out and was like, do you want to play her song? Will you play her song? And I was like, okay, let me interview her, because. No. Unless we get to interview her, I don't even know what her song sounds like. So no. And he's like, I'll just send it over to Scuba Steve. And I was like, good. So what do you know? I just know that he sent me a screenshot of a text similar to what you just spoke on. Okay, so you haven't talked to him or them? No, I haven't talked yet because I was waiting to make sure, because sometimes people send me stuff all the time and say, hey, Bobby wants to talk to so and so. And then I talk to you. And they're like, I never said that. Oh, yeah, that happens a lot. So first, I wanted to confirm with you that I can move forward on this, which sounds like I should. This is what I would say. I will. First I'D like to say this up front. I don't play a lot of music. Like, most of the music that you hear on the show, if not all of it, is music that I have nothing to do with because they do whatever research they do. They play the biggest hits. We don't play a whole lot of music during the show. And then at times, I can't even play something that I would like to play because local affiliates will throw in a song. And let's say I play Tim McGraw live like you were Dying. I don't know that. In Greensboro, they have scheduled to play Tim McGraw live like youe Were Dying. And so there are times they could play and they could play their own version of it. It plays back to back. And I've got in trouble for doing that. Now I can play whatever I want if I want to. I just have chosen not to because I don't want to be people. The person. People hit up for music all the time. It's just, well, I make content. We do the show, we make content. I make content. And sometimes I find a song I like and I play it or an artist and I interview them, but it's just not part of what I do as, like, my primary thing anymore because I have no control over it. And people that just like. If you're just like, what they call a DJ and you're just playing music, you're very replaceable because the music's a star. You got to make sure the music ain't star on what you're doing. And so I do like it, and I do pick songs, and I do play it. The only thing that I program myself is the women's show and the countdown whenever I do, like, a song. Right, Mike? Yeah. Other than that, I don't have anything that I program. Some people are like your pop, country. Okay, sure, whatever. But I don't play. I don't pick stuff. And also. Yeah, that's fine, too. That that doesn't affect me. It doesn't hurt my feelings. So I would play Maggie's song like we would do if we interviewed someone and played their song after, like, you came in, we talked to you. I will play your song if you want to reach out to them. Even now, I would interview her as soon as we finish this and have it ready to go for Monday. But I'm not gonna wait when she's doing, like, 10 interviews finally to say I'm not the person and we're just one of them. I don't really. I don't. That's I don't really have any interest in that. Does that. Am I making myself clear? Am I just talking too much? Yeah, I hear you. Yeah. Also, we don't have as many guests as we used to because for the most part, guests are boring. Unless I can really sit down and dig in. It's like a 12 minute interview. Unless it's like, Chesney, and we can't have them perform, really, because it only. Can only go in, like, one place. We can't put on the podcast. Like, I'm just totally turned off unless I can sit with them for, like an hour and get great stuff out of them and then take some of that great stuff and put it on the radio show. So if you want to reach out to them now while we're doing this, be like, hey, yeah, we'd love to, but we're not just going to play the song out of nowhere. We'd like to interview her, and if she wants to do that, that'd be great. Do you want to reach out and do that while we're finishing this up and see what they say? Yeah, sure. Okay. Come back. Just call now, and if they don't answer, we'll move on with life. But come back in, like, five minutes if you can. Okay. And if for some reason it doesn't work out today, can I just book her next week? No, because. Yeah, only if she's not doing anything else. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll do, like, the Ellen move, where you can only talk to us. Well, I don't want to say only talk to us, but you have to talk to us first because why, if she's doing 11 things at once and I don't know her, Eddie knows her, so she's really nice. This has nothing to do with her. But if somebody, like, has some information and then they go in 10 places, then everybody puts the information out and nobody actually has the information. Like, we want to, like, break the story. We're the only ones defending her. I'm the only one defending her. But also, I haven't thought about it near as much as somebody unfollow me on Instagram, if I'm being honest. Yeah, just hit them back real quick and see what they say. Okay, I'm on it. I'm gonna be here in the studio today. I could interview her on Zoom Mike. We could do it in half an hour, right? We can. Yeah, we could do it and we could get the interview up today and play it on Monday show. All right, cool. Thank you, man. Yeah, man, I Got you. All right. Thanks, buddy. Ray, Is he gone? What's up? Is he walking away? I'm still right here. Okay. Oh, you're just. You're just texting, not calling. Oh, I'm pulling my text. I just. I just pulled up the text message. I'm gonna find it and then I'm gonna call her. Eddie sent me a screenshot, which is a pain in the ass because I had to. Oh, yeah, you have to, like, get the number, write it down. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going 90 style right now. Hey, classic Eddie. Yeah. All right, let's see. A Florida couple has been arrested after allegedly dumping a 16 year old on the side of Interstate 75 with bags containing two guns and some cash. Bradley Leon Guerrero Santos and Rosanella Mendiola Bora were frantically packing to leave for Idaho or Guam. There's a big difference. When the teen said they didn't want to go, the driver pulled over, kicked him out of the vehicle, left him a two load of guns and some cash, saying, okay, well, then you watch the house. Dang.

[B]

Dang.

[A]

The world's most expensive burger costs $11,000.

[B]

What's on it?

[A]

A diamond Boy have this in that coffee? That's an expensive meal. Do you have burger and coffee? Is that a thing?

[B]

I wouldn't. It's not really a combo for me.

[A]

Got it.

[B]

I mean, I would have. Here's the thing, though. I would have a sausage biscuit with a coffee, with a latte or something.

[A]

Breakfast, though, right? Because that's a breakfast food.

[B]

Yeah. It just feels like that goes together, even though it's sort of kind of the same thing.

[A]

It says it's at this place called Basquet. It took eight years of research and experimentation to develop the exact ingredients. Remain a secret. No, no. I need to know the ingredients.

[B]

Well, but what makes it at $11,000?

[A]

Luxury shouldn't be noisy. It should be unattainable. Few people can afford to pay $11,000 for a burger. But even having obscene amounts of money isn't enough. To try the world's most expensive burger, you have to be invited. Only those who meet all requirements are invited to try the world's most exclusive burger. Here's the kicker. No one knows what the requirements are.

[B]

Okay?

[A]

So you can't have it unless you're invited.

[B]

So you're going to be invited to spend $11,000?

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, keep me off that list, right? That's from Oddity Central.

[B]

That is odd.

[A]

An escaped inmate was arrested Monday after leaving from a work Site and later being found naked in southwest Georgia. Deputy said the inmate who was assigned to the Harris County Prison walked away from work detail. Yeah, I guess just left.

[B]

I mean, he's probably naked because he needed to get out of his jumpsuit.

[A]

About 20 minutes later, someone flagged down a deputy to report a naked man attempting to stop cars. The deputy found the man and confirmed he was an escaped inmate. Fox for Atlanta. I can't imagine many people stopping for the naked guy. We watched episode two last night of.

[B]

Wayward and what are your thoughts? It's not as scary, right?

[A]

Yeah, it's not as scary. There's def. I'm definitely thrilled. Yeah, it's more of a thriller, not as monster y as I was hoping it wasn't. And I don't have an opinion yet on if I really like it or not. Kayla wanted to watch it and the Cubs game was starting in like 20 minutes and those episodes were only 40 minutes. So I thought, I'll take one for the team. We'll watch the episode. I kept the first part of the Cubs game on YouTube TV over underneath the blanket so she didn't see it. Watched the first inning, went through my periphery, and then I went upstairs and watched the rest of the game. But I liked it. That woman who's the main woman's kind of creepy.

[B]

Yeah, I did, I think two episodes. I don't know if I'll finish it.

[A]

Oh, no. Really?

[B]

But that's just me. You might really like it.

[A]

Oh, no.

[B]

I'm just saying, for me, it's not creepy like I thought. But also, maybe it's just not for me.

[A]

Great.

[B]

But you may really like it.

[A]

Authorities in California have arrested a 29 year old Uber driver from Florida for intentionally igniting the fire in Los Angeles earlier this year that exploded into the deadly Palisades fire. Prosecutors say that he deliberately set a small fire along a hiking trail.

[B]

Yeah, he was obsessed with fire.

[A]

Was he trying to set the whole world on fire?

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

Or did he just want to see like a little forest fire? Not that it matters because what it did ended up being devastating for the area. But I didn't know if that was like his intention. KTLA with that story. If you found yourself the victim of a shark bite twice, could you drive yourself to the hospital? That's what happened to a surfer in Australia. A bronze whaler shark was chasing a seal when the seal managed to use the surfboard as a decoy. After two bites, the unnamed surfer was able to drive himself to the Hospital to get treatment for the injuries from shark alerts Official.

[B]

I guess it depends on where I get bit.

[A]

You know, like, head wound would be tough.

[B]

If he bites off my right foot, that's gonna be hard.

[A]

You see the video of the woman that was demanding her daughter be let off the plane first and was holding up the whole aisle?

[B]

No, but that's crazy.

[A]

You see it, Mike.

[B]

Yeah, but was her daughter sick or something?

[A]

No.

[B]

Okay.

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Not what I saw.

[B]

Like, you either need to be dangerously close to missing your connector. That's when I have.

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Go ahead.

[B]

Go ahead of me. I don't care.

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She backed the entire. She's standing in the aisle, like, halfway through, and she won't let anybody go through.

[B]

And it's weird.

[A]

So I can read you this from Raw Alerts. When it comes to idiots on airplanes, this seems to be a new one. A recent Spirit Airlines flight landed in Baltimore, but the planning process was held up by one woman who refused to let anyone off the plane until her daughter could get off the plane with her. The daughter was several rows behind her mother, meaning the mom was asking everybody else to sit down and let the daughter through so she could get off before them. It definitely wasn't a speed thing because the mom was holding everybody up that was taking all the time.

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So the mom maybe just wanted her daughter to be with her.

[A]

Then, mom, sit in your seat and.

[B]

Let people go by, Right. You wait and when your daughter passes, join her.

[A]

Eventually, the flight attendant was able to talk sense to the woman and to get her to scoot over into a seat until the daughter's turn came, but she was holding everybody up.

[B]

Man, that's weird.

[A]

It's weird. I'm gonna give you a. Do you have the audio clip for us I saw earlier?

[B]

Yep.

[A]

Okay, cool. We got two of them, I believe. Oh, man. This woman seems like a terrible person. Just by watching this one clip, she's running, I think, as a Democrat for governor of California. Does that sound familiar? Yes. And she's doing a zoom interview, and one of her staff walks in the background.

[B]

Oh. And she says, get this out of my way or get out of my shot.

[A]

I don't like her.

[B]

I've seen lots of clips as a person.

[A]

Yes. Yes. Nightmare.

[B]

Yeah.

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Like, not. Not somebody I would want to be around at all, ever. You don't treat. You don't treat people like that. That aggressively. Here's a clip and what it showed.

[B]

Is if we don't electrify our transportation.

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Sector, that we're going to lose more than half A million Californians dying prematurely to air pollution and other problems and.

[B]

The state could lose.

[A]

Get out of my shot.

[B]

I wanted to tell you that that's actually incorrect. It's not that it's electric vehicles. It's that if we don't meet the commitments under the Paris climate.

[A]

Okay, it does. Okay. You also were in my shot before that. Stay out of my shot. Okay.

[B]

I'm gonna start again with electric vehicles. Saving us money.

[A]

Perfect. Okay. Yeah. You're a bad person.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Katie Porter, I don't like her.

[B]

So I saw this other interview clip of her where a journalist was asking her questions and she just pulled the interview. Like, she was like, we're done, we're done here. Okay.

[A]

Why?

[B]

And she's like, I'm happy to do this if you're just going to ask me questions, but when you ask me seven follow up questions to each question, that's just like not going to work.

[A]

Like, I ain't home for you, lady.

[B]

And the journalist is like, well, every other candidate has answered all of these exact questions. I don't care what they've done. Like, I'm not doing it. I'm pull. I'm done. I don't know, it's just so unbecoming because I think I've also seen clips of her being like a total. The first word that came to my mind was like badass, but like awesome, like in support of other people. And how she was like, you know, some session or court or something up against men and she just stuck it to them, you know, like it was actually kind of awesome to watch. And I know it was her. And I kind of thought, even though I don't know much about her, I was like, whatever. She just did, that was awesome. But then now it's coming out, she's kind of like not a nice person.

[A]

I don't like it. You gotta be likable.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

That is not likable.

[B]

So who put out that clip like a form that per. That staffer she yelled at?

[A]

And I'll say big shout out to the staffer because the staffer stepped in and was like, that's wrong. Yeah. What you're saying is not accurate. Like, she didn't like, oh, God, I'm so sorry. She was like, what you're saying is not right. And then the woman, let's call her T. Rex. She was like, still don't get in my shot. And the girl's like, I only got in your shot because you're saying something wrong. Yeah, not a good look.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

At all. I think that alone would keep me from voting for her. Unless she ran on the alien in the alien platform. Then I like it with them. Then I think I'd be into it. Scuba, any luck? No answer on the first ring, but I'm gonna try again in a second. That's okay. We can move on anyway. We're about done. All right, if that happens, let me know. If not, we're going to move on anyway. Amy, your thoughts? Weekend, what are you doing?

[B]

Oh, we have lots of homecoming things. I get my. My son has been. Or my kids have been with their dad, so they come back to me today. But we're going to all do like homecoming things with my boyfriend and his kids, like tonight.

[A]

Got a text, so I'm calling her right now. Okay, I can stall for a couple minutes. I mean, all I have to do is ask Amy how her day is going. We're here 15 minutes.

[B]

Well, so we're doing like a spaghetti dinner or something, like at the school. And then there's a football game tonight, and then tomorrow's a dance, and then my boyfriend and I are shopping.

[A]

You go to the date?

[B]

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

[A]

You're going to the dance?

[B]

No, no, we're chaperoning the after party. We're not going to the dance, but we're like taking his son. Like, his daughter can drive, so she's good. And her date can drive, but his son, one of his sons is his date. He can't drive. So we've got to go pick her up, go do pictures, and then we'll drop them off, I guess.

[A]

But that's not chaperoning. That's.

[B]

No, no. And then afterwards there's a party and we're. We, we're on the list of parents.

[A]

Going to go to a party.

[B]

It's afterparty.

[A]

I'm not saying I don't know what.

[B]

It'S going to be like.

[A]

I don't even know what I'm saying because, I mean, there are kids having a party. I don't know, just feel. Feels where the parents are there. Is it even really a party? Yeah.

[B]

So the parents that have agreed, I mean, they're 15, they're freshmen in high school, so they're host. Like there's. So it's like a lock in hosting the party. And then they've invite. They've asked a couple of other parents, which my boyfriend got asked, like, hey, would you be one of the chaperones? Because it's like a church. The per. No, it's At a house.

[A]

The house party through church. No, because we used to have lock ins.

[B]

No, it's not like that. I already told my boyfriend I have to film a video in the morning with Home Street Home, that homeless ministry here. So I already told my boyfriend. I was like, I don't think I can stay that late, so it might be all on you. And he's like, no, please don't make me do it by myself. I was like, well, what do you.

[A]

Do at a party as a 15 year old when it's not church related, if parents are there.

[B]

Did you never go to parties in high school?

[A]

No. Yeah, but no, first of all, no. Okay, I'm not gonna lie. No, I didn't. But secondly, all the parties were like in fields and parents didn't know about them.

[B]

Yeah. So that doesn't really fly anymore because life360 and you can try like field parties I think are dead.

[A]

Like you think that because you don't know about them because they're still being hidden.

[B]

Okay. I just don't know that kids are able to get away with like the things we got away with. So what's different is the house parties I went to in high school, like, the parents let the kids drink. The house parties that I have been involved with through my boyfriend and his friends, like, there's such fear of, like legal, you know, ramifications if like something were to go wrong at your house or if kids were to be drinking there and whatnot. That I think they like, play it safe like they're freshman high school. I don't think there's any alcohol, but it is boys and girls. And I don't know what they do. They dance. I'll report back. I don't know. Are they going to play games? Do they just like stand and talk?

[A]

That's what I'm saying. What do you even do?

[B]

I don't know. I haven't. I don't know. So we'll see. I mean, it's after homecoming. They're all going to be dressed up. I'm sure they'll change for the after party.

[A]

What if they were all like, we're going to play spin the bottle and the adults watch.

[B]

Okay, that would be really creepy and weird.

[A]

Right? That's what I'm saying.

[B]

So I think that's when we say, no, let's play Twister. Just kidding. That would be even worse.

[A]

That's where you go Twister.

[B]

Well, what's another, like, interactive game?

[A]

Glory Hole.

[B]

No, that's a good one.

[A]

You guys never Played Glory Hole.

[B]

What is that?

[A]

Everybody loses.

[B]

Okay, I don't want to play that.

[A]

Or everybody wins. It just depends on. On the theme of the party.

[B]

Yeah, I don't know. I'll let you know. But that's my weekend.

[A]

I.

[B]

You. Well, you don't know yet. Well, it's TBD.

[A]

I'm 5050 on going to Knoxville, but my wife wants to go watch the DiCaprio movie, and she said, can we go if you don't go to the game? And I think, no. I don't even know if she'd go with me if she wasn't pregnant.

[B]

What is the Leonardo DiCaprio movie?

[A]

No, I'm talking about the game. So I was thinking she would go with me if she wasn't pregnant to the Tennessee game, but she won't because Texas and OU play at that exact same time. So I think she'd still send me on my way by myself. So she's like, if you go to the game, can we go watch the DiCaprio movie Sunday? Well, Sunday I have to watch all the NFL games. Games. That's part of my job. I literally work for the NFL.

[B]

Oh, that's true. And so I sort of almost roll my eyes at that, but you're actually correct.

[A]

Yes. And so I think I can go after three, because I can watch that full noon slate and miss the three games at three. I think we may go to that.

[B]

What's the movie? One Battle After Another.

[A]

Mike says it's great. It's great. You'll love it. It's long, though, huh? Two and a half hours. Ish. Ish. Is it so good, though? It doesn't matter.

[B]

Yeah, but how long's a football game?

[A]

But I'm in my own house. I can go to the bathroom. I can get snacks. I can be on my phone. I can do all the things that I like to do. You're not gonna believe me, but it doesn't feel like two and a half hours. I'm not gonna believe it.

[B]

Says here 2 hours and 50 minutes.

[A]

I timed it.

[B]

Oh, you timed. So what's this about?

[A]

They add, like, time for credits.

[B]

Okay, gotcha.

[A]

They're giving a lot of credits. It's a lot of credits.

[B]

So, like, you went and sat down and you start your timer.

[A]

Every movie, I time it. Cause it's. It's never fully accurate. I like that. I time every flight. So I like that about movies. Okay, Scuba last check in. He's chat in the lobby. Okay, Lunchbox. What's up this weekend? Soccer games. May go to a pumpkin patch. What else? I think that's it. I got to find Halloween costumes, too.

[B]

Morgan, I have my surprise birthday trip happening. Oh, yeah?

[A]

Do you know where it is? The only thing I know is that it's in Georgia. So I have gotten that information. How did you get that? Well, I just kept asking him questions.

[B]

He's like, do you want to ruin the full surprise? I was like, no, but I do.

[A]

Want to know at least where we're going. And he told me Georgia. So. So is it more of a you think you'll do like a cabin in Georgia or like, go to Atlanta and shop?

[B]

Much more cabin mountain type vibe, he said.

[A]

So it's supposed to be a very.

[B]

Relaxing thing because I've been trying to learn to relax more and I'm not very good at it.

[A]

Okay. Any luck with Scuba Ray? He's moved from the common area to a hallway, so it must be an intense talk. He's demanding. We'll just cut and then everybody will just know. If they know. All right, you guys have a great weekend and we will see you on Monday. Bye, everybody. Welcome to In Case youe Missed it with Christina Williams, the podcast that's your.

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