FRI PT 2: Kane Brown On His 60-Hour Fast, Lamborghini And New Song + Deep Dive Into Expensive Cream + Did Lunchbox Buy Sydney Sweeney’s Soap?

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – FRI PT 2: Kane Brown On His 60-Hour Fast, Lamborghini And New Song + Deep Dive Into Expensive Cream + Did Lunchbox Buy Sydney Sweeney’s Soap?

Release Date: June 13, 2025
Host: Andrea Gunning
Guest: Kane Brown
Podcast Network: Premiere Networks

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1. Introduction

In the second part of a three-part episode, host Andrea Gunning sits down with country sensation Kane Brown to delve into his recent lifestyle changes, luxury vehicle ownership, musical endeavors, and a humorous exploration of high-end skincare products. The conversation flows seamlessly from personal health journeys to lighthearted banter about celebrity-endorsed beauty items.

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2. Interview with Kane Brown

a. The Story Behind His Name

Timestamp: [03:14]
Andrea initiates the conversation by discussing Kane Brown’s unique name.
Kane Brown: "It's funny. There was one kid on my baseball team in Little League. I was Kane Brown and he was Kane White. And he's white." ([03:21])

Kane shares that his mother, a dedicated wrestling fan, named him after the legendary wrestler "Big Red Machine." This anecdote adds a personal touch, highlighting the influence of family and interests on his identity.

b. Undertaking a 60-Hour Fast

Timestamp: [04:31]
Andrea brings up Kane’s recent 60-hour fast, inspired by a show member named Abby who undertook the same challenge.
Kane Brown: "So it basically kick started me on wanting to be healthy. My wife's already a health nut, and then me… I was getting two cheeseburgers from Five Guys at 2 AM and ended up weighing 205 pounds." ([04:46])

Kane explains that the fast was a transformative experience, shifting his focus from gaining weight to pursuing bodybuilding. He details the stages of hunger and the mental resilience required, emphasizing the support from his team during the fasting period.

Notable Quote:
Kane Brown: "I feel 10 years younger. Honestly, I was feeling 12." ([08:51])

c. Embracing a Bodybuilding Lifestyle

Timestamp: [07:51]
Following his fast, Kane discusses his new dietary regimen focused on meat and vegetables, steering clear of sugars and unhealthy foods.
Kane Brown: "Now I'm just strictly on meat and vegetables. It's made me go from losing weight to now I want to be a bodybuilder." ([07:51])

He shares insights into his workout routines, addressing common challenges such as muscle group imbalances and the psychological aspects of physical training.

d. Lamborghini Ownership and Experiences

Timestamp: [09:00]
The conversation shifts to Kane’s passion for American muscle cars and his ownership of a Lamborghini.
Andrea Gunning: "Kane was driving a Lamborghini in his house." ([10:49])

Kane Brown: "It's a unicorn in Tennessee. People see it and are like, 'Dang, that dude's got a Lambo,' but in LA, it’s more common." ([13:13])

He recounts the experience of driving a monster truck named Rex, detailing the fun and challenges, especially regarding vehicle modifications and practicality in everyday use.

Notable Quote:
Kane Brown: "If you're over 6 foot 2, don't do it. There's no room." ([11:53])

e. Upcoming Acting Project

Timestamp: [14:02]
Andrea inquires about Kane’s foray into acting.
Kane Brown: "We haven't even started the movie. The script is hilarious." ([14:02])

He elaborates on his role as a best friend to Taylor Lautner’s character in a yet-to-be-titled film, expressing excitement about blending his musical and acting careers.

f. New Music Release: "Backseat Driver"

Timestamp: [16:38]
Kane introduces his latest single from his newest album.
Kane Brown: "This is the last single off my newest album." ([16:38])

He shares the inspiration behind "Backseat Driver," reflecting on childhood memories and personal experiences that shaped the song's narrative.

Notable Quote:
Kane Brown: "The song was already there for four to five years, and a lot of artists put it on hold. Nobody cut it. So that's a cool story." ([16:57])

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3. Deep Dive Into Expensive Cream: Crema de la Mer

Transitioning from music and cars, Andrea and the team embark on a humorous yet informative discussion about luxury skincare, specifically focusing on Crema de la Mer (referred to humorously as "Lemur").

Key Points:

• Origins and Ingredients:
  Podcast Host: Explains that Crema de la Mer was created by an aerospace physicist, Max Hubber, after a lab accident left him with facial burns. The formula is based on sea kelp harvested from Vancouver Island, fermented for months with sound frequencies to enhance effectiveness. ([26:00])

• Cost Analysis:
  The team breaks down the exorbitant prices, highlighting that a 3.4-ounce jar costs approximately $570. They humorously calculate the daily cost of using such an expensive product.
  Notable Exchange:
  Podcast Host: "If you wanted a 3.4-ounce jar of this stuff, that amount is $570."
  Andrea Gunning: "So how many times do you get to use that as a woman?" ([28:02])

• Market Availability and Scalping:
  They discuss the scarcity and high demand, noting how scalpers have marked up prices by up to 20,000%, making the product unaffordable for the average consumer.
  Memphis Bleak: "They keep putting it on eBay for exorbitant prices. It's insane." ([42:32])

• Alternative Options and Dupe Recommendations:
  To provide listeners with practical advice, the hosts suggest more affordable alternatives like Mario Badescu Seaweed Night Cream, available on Amazon, Ulta, or Sephora.
  Podcast Host: "A way, way, way more affordable. So, Mario Baduscu Seaweed Night Cream." ([49:27])

Notable Quote:
Andrea Gunning: "People will buy a $3,000 lotion. That's crazy." ([32:12])

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4. Sydney Sweeney’s Soap and Lunchbox’s Purchase

The episode takes a playful turn as the hosts discuss the highly coveted Sydney Sweeney bath soap.

Key Points:

• Product Hype and Scalping:
  Andrea Gunning: Highlights how initial sales sold out within seconds, leading to scalpers listing the soap at exorbitant prices on platforms like eBay.
  Lex Borrero: "I tried to buy it, but it sold out in about 10 seconds." ([41:35])

• Scam Concerns:
  The team investigates suspicious seller listings offering the soap at significantly reduced prices, questioning their legitimacy.
  Andrea Gunning: "It looks like it is, though." ([47:54])

• Humorous Attempts to Purchase:
  Lex Borrero: Attempts to purchase the soap from dubious listings, leading to comedic exchanges about the feasibility and ethics of buying such items at inflated prices.
  Lex Borrero: "I don't know, man. That sounds pretty weird." ([45:59])

• Conclusion and Teaser for Part Three:
  The segment ends with the hosts deciding to verify the authenticity of the soap purchases and hinting at continuing the discussion in the next part of the episode.

Notable Quote:
Andrea Gunning: "If you do it right, you'd be glowing." ([34:03])

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5. Conclusion and Teaser for Part Three

As the segment wraps up, Andrea mentions that they will return after a short break to continue their lively discussions in part three of the episode.

Andrea Gunning: "We're gonna have a part three coming up. So hang out or come back later." ([48:41])

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

1. Kane Brown on His Fast:
   "[04:46] "The fast was a transformative experience, shifting my focus from gaining weight to pursuing bodybuilding."

2. Kane on His Lamborghini:
   "[11:53] "If you're over 6 foot 2, don't do it. There's no room."

3. Discussion on Luxury Skincare:
   "[32:12] "People will buy a $3,000 lotion. That's crazy."

4. On Song Inspiration:
   "[16:57] "Nobody cut it. So that's a cool story."

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Final Thoughts

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers an engaging blend of personal insights from Kane Brown and entertaining discussions among the hosts about high-end skincare products. From Kane’s dedication to health and fitness to the humorous exploration of luxury beauty items, listeners are treated to a mix of inspiration and lighthearted conversation. Part three promises to continue this trend, delving deeper into both Kane Brown’s world and the quirky topics introduced.

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Transcript

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[Lex Borrero]

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[Kane Brown]

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[Kane Brown]

Get your Bobby Bones On Bobby Bones.

[Andrea Gunning]

All right, so this is part two of three parts today. By the way, if you're listening on the podcast, we're going to go into the Kane Brown interview, and then we're going to stick around after the Kane Brown interview and talk for a little bit. Then we have to take a break here at work, but we're going to come back and do a part three as well. So it'll be three parts of the podcast today. I hope you don't mind the extra content, but here he is in studio earlier. It's Kane Brown on the Bobby Bones Show. Now, Kane Brown, four things I want to talk to you about specifically.

[Kane Brown]

All righty.

[Andrea Gunning]

So let's start. I get asked about your name first, and this just came up a second ago. You're the only Kane I know.

[Kane Brown]

It's funny. There was one kid on my baseball team in Little League. I was Kane Brown and I'm mixed. And he was Kane White. And he's white.

[Podcast Host]

That's funny.

[Kane Brown]

That's perfect. But then I was. I went and it was. That's what I thought about. Okay. But then I went in to order teriyaki the other day because we're in Florida and walked in. The guy's name, he was. His name was Kane. It's just weird.

[Andrea Gunning]

Do you know why you were named Kane?

[Kane Brown]

So my mom was a huge wrestler. She said I was named after Big Red Machine.

[Andrea Gunning]

But he's also from where near where you're from?

[Kane Brown]

I have no idea about that.

[Andrea Gunning]

He's like the mayor in East Tennessee.

[Kane Brown]

Well, yeah, yeah, yeah, he is the mayor. But I think I looked it up and I was born already before he came.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, I think maybe she got you on that one, dude.

[Kane Brown]

But I do know that I was gonna be name Skyler if I was a girl.

[Andrea Gunning]

So I think Skyler works as a dude, too. I like the name Kane. I was just saying to them, I don't know any other canes except when I get chicken. Sometimes if we're touring and not even.

[Kane Brown]

Here, but like, well, now they have a cane's footwear.

[Andrea Gunning]

K or C?

[Kane Brown]

K, K, A, N, E. Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Are you in that lawsuit? Is that you? Oh, no. Okay, four things I want to go first. One of our show members, Abby, did the 60 hour fast that you did.

[Kane Brown]

She just told me.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah. So why did you do it? What did it do to you?

[Kane Brown]

So it basically kick started me on wanting to be healthy. So, you know, my wife's already health nut. And then me, dude, like on being on the road, eating after show food, I was. I was getting two cheeseburgers from five guys and eating them at 2am and then going to sleep. And I didn't realize how big I was getting, like. Because my main goal was to get massive, just as big as I could. And I ended up getting a 205 and. But that fast made me not want to put anything like no sugar, nothing bad in my body. So now I'm technically bodybuilding. It's made me go from losing weight to now I want to be a bodybuilder.

[Andrea Gunning]

So how hard was it and what were the stages of. This is okay. Oh, this sucks. Oh, I feel great now.

[Kane Brown]

So it wasn't that bad because we had seven other people doing it with us. And it was our three days off in Quebec City. It was like six feet of snow. There wasn't crap to do. I think that was the hardest part.

[Andrea Gunning]

And.

[Kane Brown]

And then of course, we have our riders, so they have Doritos and everything sitting in front of you. But we had each other pushing each other. And I think the hardest part was being hungry. Especially as much as I would eat. Cause I would just eat, eat, eat. Like it's just a privilege to us instead of a necessity. So I think that was the hardest part of just realizing, like. Cause I was so bored. I just wanted to eat.

[Andrea Gunning]

I find myself bored. And so I'll just go open the fridge.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah, exactly.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's one of the things I do when I'm bored. Well, I got nothing to do. Let me just see what there is to eat. Yeah. It's weird to say that. When did it feel pretty good in that 60 hours, because was there a. I feel miserable because I'm so hungry too. Wow. I kind of have this odd like. Compared to like a runner's high.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. I think the first 24 hours, because we were about to hop on a plane and the thing that I put in my body was, hey, I like the K. Rake stroke. Just saw that.

[Andrea Gunning]

That'll be one of the things we get to. Yeah.

[Kane Brown]

But the Alex, my videographer, our video director. I don't even know what is creative.

[Andrea Gunning]

Is what I. Yeah, that's what I call Mike.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. Yeah. So he. He was like, let's drink black coffee. There's no calories. He knows all about that. So that kind of gave me this other energy. So then he got me into running, which I found out running also gives you a different energy. And so then you're my body. I just felt my body eating the fat while I wasn't eating and running. It just made me so determined. So then I just kept waking up. I would try to sleep as much as possible just to make sure the hours were going.

[Andrea Gunning]

When you start eating food again, do you have to. Because it's been 60 hours, so you're looking at, you know, almost three days.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. And that's what people need to understand, too. They hear 60 hours and they think it's two weeks. It's. It's two and a half days.

[Andrea Gunning]

Like, 72 hours is.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. And I'm just going. You're just going for two days till noon, and then you have a just.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's not a just. That's hard.

[Kane Brown]

No, it's. It is hard. Especially. And this is something, too, when you're working a regular 9 to 5 job and you like just the energy. Like, you need energy. Like I said, I did it on my three days off when I was stuck in a hotel, so. But yes. Going back to the food thing. Yeah. Now I'm just strictly on meat and vegetables.

[Andrea Gunning]

But what do you do when you have to get back in after 72 hours? You have to, like, slowly wade back in.

[Kane Brown]

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I saw. I think I posted a video. I ate chicken and rice, which was my first meal, which is I'm eating now, basically. And put pepper on it. It felt like my throat was closing up.

[Podcast Host]

Oh, no.

[Kane Brown]

Which was really odd for me. And it did that for the last. For the next three times that I ate.

[Andrea Gunning]

Permission to be a little awkward?

[Kane Brown]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Your back look awesome. I was looking at a video of you, you showing your back.

[Kane Brown]

Oh, yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

A plus, your back looks great.

[Kane Brown]

Thank you.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah.

[Kane Brown]

And I. I've also noticed because a lot of my workouts, if you don't do. If you don't work out right, like, if you don't see progress, you're doing the workout wrong. It's like my back and my shoulders take over, like when I'm doing chest. And so. And then I was talking to another guy that works out, and he's like, people with big shoulders, they look like they got a smaller chest because their shoulders take over. I've been doing all kinds of science, if y' all haven't figured it out. But. So he made me realize, too, that just the bigger shoulders you get, the smaller chest you're gonna have, which made me feel better about my physique.

[Andrea Gunning]

You look good, but if you feel good, that's even better.

[Kane Brown]

I feel great. I feel 10 years younger. Honestly, I was getting to feel 12. I didn't do the math.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay.

[Kane Brown]

You know, maybe like. Maybe five years.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay. I have a truck on my desk. It's your monster truck. What? What is it?

[Kane Brown]

So it's called K Rex. So Rex was the. It was a Denali gmc. You could look it up on Google if you want a picture for it on this. I don't know how you. How it works, y' all.

[Andrea Gunning]

We got lots of screens. We can do a lot of things.

[Kane Brown]

Fancy. I'm so excited for you guys, man. Y' all know y' all real. I gotta tell the. I gotta tell everybody. So I walked up here, and I saw all the rooms that weren't being used, and it's just glass. I was like, y' all don't use these rooms? He said, no, we don't. He said, you can come up here and shoot guns. Nobody know you're here. I said, this is the only room y' all use, right? And he said, yep. I say, y' all can't have money, man.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay.

[Kane Brown]

Anyway, Rex was the first truck that I bought whenever I got my record deal. There's a guy in high school that had. His name's Austin Massengill. Shout Out Austin. I told him. I said, whenever I get my first number one. Which, I didn't have a record deal yet, so whenever I get my first number one, I'm gonna come back and buy this truck. And ended up buying the truck after what ifs and how much? 40,000. But it was a big. I mean, it should have been worth more. He could have sold it, especially today. Could have sold it for a lot more. But it's just in memory of. Of my Denali.

[Andrea Gunning]

Rest in peace.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. Rest in peace.

[Podcast Host]

Oh, there it is. Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Can't hide money.

[Kane Brown]

Oh, yeah. That's actually a monster truck. So this is. Yeah. So I got to drive it. It was sick.

[Andrea Gunning]

You did?

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. It's so loud.

[Memphis Bleak]

You get to go over cars and everything.

[Kane Brown]

No, they had me driving a circle, and they could tell I was getting more and more comfortable, so they pulled them out. They kept shutting it off on me every time I get a little bit faster.

[Andrea Gunning]

Speaking of can't hive money, can I. Can I say. Can I mention the text I sent you recently about coming over to your house and driving your thing? Oh, yeah. Can I mention what it was. Can I mention all that?

[Kane Brown]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay. I. Kane was driving a Lamborghini in his house.

[Memphis Bleak]

What?

[Andrea Gunning]

And I was like, I want to. I want to come over and drive that. And he was like, dude, have at it. Come over. Does it scrape?

[Kane Brown]

Does it scrape? Yeah. Yes and no. I feel like they need to. They need to figure out the timing just to raise it because it takes three business days for it to raise up and get back down. And the potholes and potholes in Nashville are kind of bad. They're terrible. But so far, so good.

[Podcast Host]

Sorry.

[Andrea Gunning]

No, he's kidding. He's kidding. About three business days. Oh, yeah, yeah. It's a hyperbole. Yeah. It just takes a lot.

[Kane Brown]

It takes a little while to rise.

[Podcast Host]

I would say this literal.

[Kane Brown]

I would say this. And I. I am a, like, American muscle kind of guy. And then I was like, I'll never buy Lambo. I'll never spend that type of money. So I started my own, like, small investment for myself just to learn how investments work. And then I turned my investment into a Lambo, and that's why I bought the Lambo. But if I was just to go spend my money on this car, I'm just gonna let you know, don't do it.

[Andrea Gunning]

Because it's just.

[Kane Brown]

Well, if you're. If you're over 6 foot 2, don't do it. There's no room. My boy Bama got in the car, and I couldn't even take him downtown.

[Andrea Gunning]

Because as a passenger, yeah, his, like.

[Kane Brown]

His head was out. And then it's just not very comfortable, like, because for me, I drive. It's a convertible. It's a Spider. And the. The windshield is right at my eye contact, so I have to, like, slide down in my seat and, like, look cool, you know, just so I can see the red light.

[Andrea Gunning]

Will you keep it?

[Kane Brown]

Well, so that's another thing. I'd send it in for an oil change, and now I'm getting it souped up even more.

[Andrea Gunning]

So that's not how that's supposed to work. Yeah, they bring out the dirty oil filter, and Kane's like, yes, I'll take three more engines on it.

[Kane Brown]

Ye. Well, I took it all my friends. I have, like, a car. A car scene that drive, you know, they all drive, and it's called exotic motorsports. And I took it in for oil change, and they're like, when are you throwing twin turbos on this?

[Andrea Gunning]

And I was like, I guess now.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Can you drive it every day, though? Could you drive it every day? Or is it a risk to always hit a rock or a pothole?

[Kane Brown]

No, I would say I just wouldn't drive it every day for the comfortability. Yeah, drive.

[Andrea Gunning]

You love. You love a Lamborghini.

[Lex Borrero]

I need to know. I need to know the investments he made.

[Memphis Bleak]

And.

[Andrea Gunning]

No, just about the car.

[Lex Borrero]

How cool. I mean, do people just look at you like, dang, that dude's got a lamb.

[Kane Brown]

That's the only thing I will say driving a Lambo in Tennessee, people. It's a unicorn. But if you took my car to la, people like, ah, yeah, yeah, but.

[Lex Borrero]

How cool is it to just have everybody stare when you drive like that? Feels good, doesn't it?

[Andrea Gunning]

Have you seen his other cars, though?

[Lex Borrero]

No, no, but I'm just saying a Lambo, like, it gets special attention.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah, it's one of those things of, as a kid, you just, you know, you grow up and do it and then once you get it, it's it. I've had it for four months and I got bored and I told you, I just, I just put more money into it.

[Lex Borrero]

You got bored? I mean, whenever you get bored, drop it off, man. Just drop it off right here. And I will drive it for four months. I'll let you know if I get bored.

[Andrea Gunning]

Next up, and my list of things. Number three, the acting. Because I did see you were, you were doing a movie. Are you done with the movie or are you gonna do the movie?

[Kane Brown]

We hadn't even started the movie. The. The script is hilarious.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, so it's something you've agreed to do, but you haven't done it yet.

[Kane Brown]

Yes. And we've been talking about it and they actually, this is the first time it's been in the real world.

[Andrea Gunning]

So Taylor Lautner is the main character, or are you the main character?

[Kane Brown]

And he's like, no, I'm kind of that guy that just like pops his head in every once in a while. I'm his best friend in the, in the movie and in real life, if you didn't know. And.

[Andrea Gunning]

I looked at him sideways, like, really best friends. Okay, go ahead.

[Podcast Host]

Business days.

[Andrea Gunning]

Amy's still hanging on to three business days.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah, go ahead. But, yeah, this is the closest it's been to the real world. He's. He's the main character. He gets invited to this wedding from this billionaire that he forgets who this billionaire is. And I'm his friend saying, like, just joking with him on, on a couple phone calls, if you don't go, I'll go. You got to go to this wedding. Just trying to convince him to go. And I think he's trying to sell a game or something. He's like a gamer and he's trying to sell it to this big tech company. And this billionaire, I think is going to be the one to help.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's called the Token Groomsman. Any idea when you shoot? Any idea when it is scheduled to come out? Not yet. Do you know where you go to shoot it?

[Kane Brown]

Italy.

[Andrea Gunning]

You ever been to Italy?

[Kane Brown]

Never.

[Andrea Gunning]

Where's the coolest place you've ever been? And I say coolest as in you looked around and you were like, wow. Like, I grew up in a small town in Tennessee. This is nothing like that.

[Kane Brown]

Guilford, New Hampshire.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay. Of all the places we could have gone in the world, we went to Guilford. I'd love to hear why.

[Podcast Host]

Say Dubai.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, go ahead.

[Kane Brown]

I want to hear Dubai so bad. I haven't been to Dubai.

[Andrea Gunning]

I want to hear more about Guilford.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah, hey, Guilford. And I was just kidding, but Guilford, the venue is nice. We just left from there. That's why I was saying coolest place for me.

[Andrea Gunning]

I went to Japan and looked around. I was like, this is nothing. Like, I grew up, and this is amazing. It looks like a movie.

[Kane Brown]

I want to go there so bad. Tokyo.

[Andrea Gunning]

Tokyo. I felt like I was an NBA player, and it was really. Oh, dude. It was great because I'm over six foot now, but I'm. This is above average there. It's like Penny Hardaway walking down. It's like. Yeah, it was awesome. There's no litter.

[Podcast Host]

They're clean.

[Kane Brown]

I heard there's somewhere. It might be Australia, but you can't. Like, if you spit or gum on the sidewalk, you get arrested or something like that.

[Andrea Gunning]

It sounds more like Dubai. Yes.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. I don't know. So I'm kind of nervous to go those places because I don't want to be locked up.

[Andrea Gunning]

But, Jeff, to audition for that movie.

[Kane Brown]

No. Taylor luckily just said, you're the guy. Yeah. But I think they. We've. You know, we've zoomed and all that, and then met in person, so they saw our charisma together.

[Andrea Gunning]

Thing number four, backseat driver about to do it again. I don't. Give me a story about the song because we're gonna play it. I don't know what. Just tell me something.

[Kane Brown]

Well, this is the last single off my newest album. Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's a boring story. Give me, like, a good story, though. I don't know. Like a memory it evokes.

[Kane Brown]

I mean, honestly, for this. For this story. First off, it sounds like a song that I would have written to a T, I feel like. And then also, it was going around for four to five years, and a lot of artists put it on hold.

[Andrea Gunning]

Wow.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah. And nobody cut it. So that's a cool story.

[Andrea Gunning]

What was. I agree. What was it? About it that you heard and you went, oh man. Like this feels like something I would write and I'm going to cut it.

[Kane Brown]

Just everything about it, it was my story, you know, not only which my kids. I will say this. I haven't like Kate would kill me if I took my kids to the McDonald's drive thru. But I me growing up went, you know, I lived. That was, that was my thing. Every day going to school was getting an orange juice from McDonald's and getting that I guess sausage biscuit.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah. Hash brown. I think an orange juice hash brown.

[Kane Brown]

Boy, that was, that was my childhood. So when I heard that that was already there and then just the rest of the song just, you know, everything that Kingsley asked me about just the, the most simple questions that you can't really answer.

[Andrea Gunning]

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[Kane Brown]

So excited.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, go give me a story.

[Kane Brown]

New era kb.

[Andrea Gunning]

What do you mean new era?

[Kane Brown]

I take this back. Not new era. Old era KB with a twist. I'm going back. I'm basically going back to social media if you hadn't noticed. I disappeared. Like I said I was going through those mental things and then I don't know, I just fell off, man. I just like, I just. I guess with three kids and just the energy, you gotta always try to figure out what to post. I'm about to just really focus on the social media aspect and really blow this, blow this song up as much as possible. So you're about to get annoyed with me.

[Andrea Gunning]

I don't, I don't. You're not an annoying guy.

[Kane Brown]

No, I'm just saying like your personality.

[Andrea Gunning]

Amplified is not even annoying.

[Kane Brown]

Oh, thank you. I can't, I can't get past this. This is amplified.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah. Kane good buddy.

[Kane Brown]

Good to see you.

[Andrea Gunning]

You guys all Kane's tour dates too. At Kane Brown go up ton of shows. I'm looking all the way to October.

[Kane Brown]

Yeah, October's Europe and I think I just got festivals.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's it. There he is. Kane Brown everybody. Good to see you buddy. Nice bones.

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[Andrea Gunning]

Hey, the Bobby Bon Show I think on a podcast yesterday I was talking about a new podcast on Nashville Podcast Network that's called the Touch up and they are celebrity makeup artists and there was a clip about some brand and I said that's Mandarin to me because I do not know the brand, I do not know the product. I Do not know why you would use the product. Amy has deep dove, deep dived into this. What's happening here?

[Podcast Host]

Okay, well, I have seen this bottle before, these little jars and heard of it, but I've never really, really looked into it. And it was Caroline Bryan on the Touch up podcast talking about using Lemur. And I decided after she heard it, because, you know, she was like, oh, yeah. And then, you know, Taryn, I think, said something like, you know, about it being this really expensive, awesome stuff like you can put on your face. So I googled it.

[Andrea Gunning]

What's it do? Like, talk to us like we're dudes. Because we are. Yeah, we're dudes. We don't even know what it is.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, so it is a face lotion. One of the most famous and expensive luxury moisturizers in the world. Okay.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's called. Is it actually from another country, or is it one of these, like, Eddie talked about? Local honey, it's just a brand.

[Podcast Host]

No, it's from another country. Crema de la Mer is the full thing, but you call it Lemur. Like, if you're just being casual about it.

[Memphis Bleak]

I use Lemur and Crema is cream. Guys, just in case you didn't.

[Andrea Gunning]

Thank you. What country is it from?

[Podcast Host]

I. I think. What do you know, Morgan?

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, so it's actually from California.

[Lex Borrero]

What?

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, my.

[Andrea Gunning]

Great. It's local honey. It's local honey. The brand's origins are American, but now the manufacturing production's in Germany.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Okay, so.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yes, well, that's everything. American, but it's American. Wow.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Okay, well, aerospace physicist Max Hubber was in a lab accident, and it left him with facial burns, and he was researching something to heal his skin, and he's the one that created this formula for his own skin. And it is pretty much sea kelp that's harvested off the coast of Vancouver Island.

[Andrea Gunning]

Did you say sea kelp or sea kelp?

[Podcast Host]

Sea, like sea from the ocean.

[Andrea Gunning]

Got it. Because that's like saying, hey, you have a black eye. Do I have a black eye or do I have a black guy?

[Podcast Host]

Right.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, gosh.

[Andrea Gunning]

Right. It's like there's. Right, Like. Okay, so c. C. Kelp.

[Podcast Host]

Kelp.

[Andrea Gunning]

Got it.

[Podcast Host]

And the ingredients are fermented for three to four months, and they even play sound frequencies like music during the fermentation process, claiming it enhances the. The broth's energy and effectiveness. And by broth, I'm referring to. They call it a miracle broth for your face.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, so my question is, before I even know how much this crap costs because it's got to be expensive if they're playing music for it. It's not even a real thing, and they're playing music for it. Are they playing music for vibes for it, or is it a certain, like, bass or frequency that supposedly makes the broth react in a certain way?

[Podcast Host]

I believe it is to help the fermentation process. They say that the frequencies enhance the energy and effectiveness. Now, I don't know how, but apparently it does. Maybe I picture the little sea kelps doing a little dance.

[Andrea Gunning]

No, it's got to be, like, the bass.

[Podcast Host]

Yes.

[Memphis Bleak]

So it's more of a sound than it is a song.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, they're not, like, playing.

[Andrea Gunning]

I should say bass. It's more of, like, black eyes. What you can feel from the music.

[Memphis Bleak]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Like, physically feel more than how it's making you feel. Okay, go ahead.

[Podcast Host]

The whole process is intense. Like, those are the reasons why it is so expensive. And now are you ready for the price? The only problem is, y' all are guys. I don't know that you understand ounces, do you?

[Andrea Gunning]

In general?

[Memphis Bleak]

We're people.

[Andrea Gunning]

We've all sold drugs. Yeah.

[Lex Borrero]

I mean, we bought them in bags.

[Memphis Bleak]

I know. Like, a can of Coke is 12. Well, Coca Cola is 12 ounces.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's exactly right. I would say 16 ounces is tall boy. No, go ahead. What's an ounce?

[Podcast Host]

Okay, well, I just need y' all to have perspective of the size of these jars. Like, you're not allowed to travel on an airplane with anything more than 3.4 ounces. So you know how tiny that is, right?

[Memphis Bleak]

Yes.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, so if you wanted a 3.4 ounce jar of this stuff.

[Andrea Gunning]

So that's. That's to get through the airport.

[Podcast Host]

To get through the airport, that tiny jar is gonna run you $570.

[Andrea Gunning]

What the heck?

[Memphis Bleak]

And it's just lotion.

[Podcast Host]

No, it is a miracle broth.

[Memphis Bleak]

I get it. I get it. But, like, lotion goes by pretty quick. If you use it, like, every.

[Andrea Gunning]

Wait a minute.

[Podcast Host]

You're telling me they say you can use a little. Goes a long way. So they say use sparingly. Now, some products you'll see on the label, apply liberally. Like, that means put a lot on. Now this, they say you can just use a teeny dollop at a time. So the. The 3.4 ounces could last you a while.

[Andrea Gunning]

Here's the weird thing about ounces, because when I said 16 ounces and you said a tall boy, I meant a pound.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, that's a pound?

[Andrea Gunning]

Well, no, but ounces are measured in different.

[Podcast Host]

16 ounces is a pound, but also 16 ounces is two cups.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah. So it's measured in different ways.

[Memphis Bleak]

Also a tall boy.

[Andrea Gunning]

And it's. Okay, so three ways a tall boy, how much and also how much it weighs. So to get through the airport, that amount is 500 bucks.

[Podcast Host]

That little amount, 570. So you're talking basically after tax, 600.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, so how many times do you get to use that as a woman? How many times did you use that before it's gone?

[Podcast Host]

Let me. Well, sparingly I saw one person say that she could her tall boy jar. So since we're talking tall boys. Yeah, they do sell a 16.5 ounces.

[Andrea Gunning]

They have a 16 ounce jar this time. Okay, then the math then. So if it's three and a half ounces, seven ounces would be a thousand bucks. Fourteen ounces would be 2,000. There's an extra two. So you're looking at, I'd say 2,500 bucks.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

If you were mathing it.

[Podcast Host]

If you're.

[Andrea Gunning]

How much is a 16 ouncer, your.

[Podcast Host]

Math is mathing because it's $2,475.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, they don't do. They don't do like that deal where, like, if you get the bigger one. Yeah, it was cheaper.

[Podcast Host]

This does sound like maybe you are getting a little bit of a, you know, $5.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's crazy. People will buy a $3,000 lotion.

[Podcast Host]

Now, if you are curious about this, but you don't want to make the crazy investment, you can buy half an ounce.

[Andrea Gunning]

That feels like you're trying to get me to do drugs. Like you're giving me just enough. You're not charging me. It's like, have a taste for free. How much is half an ounce?

[Podcast Host]

$100.

[Memphis Bleak]

That's doable if you want to try it.

[Andrea Gunning]

Would anybody use this type of lotion? Like I'm saying, is it specific for a certain anybody?

[Podcast Host]

The rich people.

[Andrea Gunning]

I'm talking though, if I were to. Let's say I were to get Eddie's wife. This is a gift. Is there any reason she'd be like, no, I can't use this because of. It's only meant for like a person with a kind of skin. Like, I don't know if your wife what her complexion is, but if they have a great complexion or bad complexion or if they're white or Mexican or black, like, I don't know, can anybody use it?

[Podcast Host]

I believe anybody can use it. And you have to keep in mind the creator of it had burned his skin in a lab explosion or something and he created it to heal his skin. Skin.

[Andrea Gunning]

So it sounds like a ninja turtle. Yeah, like a lab explosion.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. He suffered chemical burns and so it must soothe things. It can reduce redness because if you've got a burn or irritation and really I think it's just like the creme de la creme of your skin barrier repair which we're all chasing. Good skin barrier.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's wild. That's wild. I just pulled it up because I didn't want to be spoiled for the bit this when I went to. I just googled it so it took me to Neiman Marcus's website and he has it for sale.

[Memphis Bleak]

Neiman does he?

[Podcast Host]

That's just a department store.

[Memphis Bleak]

But yeah, he's a good dude.

[Andrea Gunning]

He has it for sale. A 16.5. A can or whatever it is. A jar for 28.60.

[Podcast Host]

Wow.

[Andrea Gunning]

So they're over $3,000.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. And then Bobby, you were asking me how long it would last. I saw one girl talking about. I watched this whole YouTube video of this girl that bought it for her YouTube channel just to review it and try it out and tell people if it works or not. And she used a pea size amount once a day of the 3.4. Like the airplane travel size.

[Kane Brown]

Yep.

[Podcast Host]

And it lasted her six months.

[Andrea Gunning]

Oh, that's a lot. That's a long time.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. But if you want. So that means if you buy two of those jars a year, then you'd be spending over $1,000 on.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, yeah. I'm not debating. The price is not high, but that's a little thing. I just feel like they're like put this much toothpaste on a tube and I always, you know, I would like. I'm kind of cultured in to not having much toothpaste as a kid. Like wait, it's always a little pee. But now I think of that every time and I do a big tub or I use more toothpaste probably now than I normally would have. And I think I would maybe do that with this by accident. So I just wondered how much it would be. Yeah, well that's like $3,000.

[Podcast Host]

Well, what does that one have going on? Why is it more?

[Andrea Gunning]

This is also a 16.5 ounce.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, same size.

[Andrea Gunning]

It says Crema or how do I say it? Creme de la Mer moisturizing cream. Is that different than what you're talking about, Amy?

[Podcast Host]

No, that's it.

[Andrea Gunning]

A 2 ounce is 390 bucks on this place. Is this with tariffs or something? This is from Bergdorf Goodman.

[Podcast Host]

Oh, Bergdorf. So that's in New York and. Yeah, I guess different department stores can they. Department stores can charge whatever gas station they want. Like they. If. If a customer wants to shop there, and that's where they get it.

[Andrea Gunning]

Dude, this is crazy. What if I used it? What would it do to me?

[Podcast Host]

I mean, your skin barrier would probably be great.

[Memphis Bleak]

You would glow.

[Andrea Gunning]

Better boners.

[Memphis Bleak]

Sounds weird.

[Andrea Gunning]

That's everything. That's all the creams are like gas stations. Everything for guys. Like, that's what.

[Podcast Host]

Anyway, I mean, they say that Nivea. I saw.

[Andrea Gunning]

Like, they have men's. They have men's.

[Memphis Bleak]

How much is that? It's got to be cheaper.

[Andrea Gunning]

Lemur. Oh, four, nine. $4.99.

[Memphis Bleak]

Much cheaper. So that's the knockoff Lemur.

[Andrea Gunning]

Better boners. That's what it. But it is. They have men. I'm sorry to interrupt, Jamie. Total rejuvenation starts tonight. The new rejuvenating night cream for men. 3.4 ounces from the Lemur website. $700.

[Memphis Bleak]

That's not cheaper.

[Andrea Gunning]

What the heck?

[Memphis Bleak]

So Lemur has a website too?

[Podcast Host]

Well, yeah, they. This is not a new company. They've been around since.

[Andrea Gunning]

Everybody has a website.

[Memphis Bleak]

Yeah, but why would you go to. What was the other guy's name? Waldorf?

[Andrea Gunning]

Bergdorf.

[Memphis Bleak]

Bergdorf.

[Andrea Gunning]

Why would you buy from Bergdorf, Eddie?

[Podcast Host]

Don't. You know, like, general. Just like. I don't know.

[Memphis Bleak]

Don't talk down to me, Amy.

[Andrea Gunning]

Don't talk down.

[Podcast Host]

I don't want to talk.

[Andrea Gunning]

Please do. Please do. Because he was like, they have a website. No, please do.

[Lex Borrero]

You buy stuff on Amazon.

[Podcast Host]

Right? Right. Well, a basic. Like Eddie. Basic. Basic. Basic would be like, you can go to the grocery store and buy a Coca Cola for, you know, $2, maybe grocery store. Then you can go to the airport and there's a Coke and they charge $5.

[Memphis Bleak]

I get it, but I can't. But I can't go to coca cola.com?

[Podcast Host]

Yes, you can.

[Andrea Gunning]

Oh, that's a great.

[Memphis Bleak]

I cannot buy a Coke from Coca Cola.com.

[Podcast Host]

Let me see.

[Andrea Gunning]

I've never actually tried that.

[Memphis Bleak]

There's no chance.

[Andrea Gunning]

Coca Cola dot com. Let's see here. Coca Cola store. It's coca-cola.com and I can buy one soda.

[Podcast Host]

They couldn't get just straight Coca Cola.

[Memphis Bleak]

One 16 ounce soda.

[Andrea Gunning]

View all offerings. You can buy all kinds of stuff, but I don't see the actual drink.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, well, whatever. Maybe Coke was a Bad.

[Memphis Bleak]

No, that's what.

[Andrea Gunning]

Hold on. Shop.

[Podcast Host]

Thank you.

[Memphis Bleak]

That's what I mean, Amy.

[Podcast Host]

But it could be. But Eddie, it could be.

[Andrea Gunning]

Do you just. Guys just do allow all cookies all the time? Like, I allow so many cookies, I don't even really know what that's doing. If you have cookies to offer, I'm taking them.

[Memphis Bleak]

You do accept all.

[Podcast Host]

That's just so funny. I just.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's just because I like cookies and I don't ever. The word just is like, yeah, I like cookies.

[Memphis Bleak]

That was. What's his name? The Jim Gaffigan joke.

[Andrea Gunning]

He did the joke.

[Memphis Bleak]

Yeah. He said, like, man, we're suckers for, like, computer viruses. They're like. They say, do you accept cookies? Like, I like cookies.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, I accept all cookies. You can personalize bottles and [e-mail].

[Podcast Host]

Okay.

[Andrea Gunning]

For $8.95, you can get a 1:1 bottle and personalize the name on it.

[Memphis Bleak]

Okay. So this is different, though.

[Andrea Gunning]

But it's going to take a while.

[Podcast Host]

Okay. Well then, Eddie, surely you can see how Coke is just one example. There are many products out there. Like, I can go to Amazon, this Goop Sunscreen that I love, but I can also go to the goop sunscreen.com and buy it from there.

[Memphis Bleak]

But I would think it'd be cheaper from Goop Sunscreen.

[Podcast Host]

I can also go to Nordstrom and buy it there. Yes, it depends on.

[Andrea Gunning]

Depends on where they're shipping, where they're.

[Podcast Host]

Like, I could go to Sephora and buy it sometimes Ulta may have it on sale, but Sephora doesn't. That's why you do CR price comparison in some stores. Bobby, you may know this from Hobby Lobby. Would people ever come in there and be like, hey, I found this at so and so forth $5. Will you price match it?

[Memphis Bleak]

Amy.

[Podcast Host]

What?

[Memphis Bleak]

I'm not dumb.

[Andrea Gunning]

Like, she just consumer explained it to you. She consumers.

[Podcast Host]

I know, but I guess I'm just having a hard time how you don't understand how some products are, like, at other stores, but they also sell them on there. I'm not. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to talk down to you.

[Andrea Gunning]

No, he deserved it because he didn't know a brand had a website.

[Memphis Bleak]

They have a website. I didn't know that Creme and Lemur had their own website, but I think.

[Podcast Host]

Like, sorry, most every brand.

[Memphis Bleak]

Okay, well, here's another dumb question. Can I go to Mr. Neiman's store, Neiman Marcus, and ask him for a sample of Crema de la Mort?

[Andrea Gunning]

Great question. Because it's so expensive. Like, I would just go to different store and sample it. Right.

[Memphis Bleak]

Then you'd have like 2 ounces eventually. If you just collected samples.

[Podcast Host]

I wonder if they have little. I mean, because. Yeah, could you. Oh, you know what I want to do? Can somebody get out a calculator and do a calculator?

[Andrea Gunning]

Everybody, every phone has a calculator.

[Podcast Host]

I know, but I'm going to tell.

[Memphis Bleak]

You what to do.

[Podcast Host]

If the 3.4 ounce jar will last.

[Andrea Gunning]

Let me see if I can do it in my head.

[Podcast Host]

Okay. Okay. If it's gonna last you six months, so.

[Andrea Gunning]

But the days in six months, let's say 30 days. Six months. 180 days.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, so there's 180 days in six months, roughly. Okay, so divide. If it's a 3.4 ounce jar is $570. So 570.

[Andrea Gunning]

So 180 days. $580.

[Podcast Host]

$570. 180 days.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay.

[Podcast Host]

How much are you spending per day?

[Andrea Gunning]

$170. 580 days. $175. 80. I don't know. $50. 170. Do it. Say it one time.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, it's actually, let's just to make it easy, let's include tax. Okay, so we'll just say the jar is no tax. Yes. The jar is $600.

[Andrea Gunning]

My brain's still trying to wrap around this. Okay, the jar is 600. Okay, good.

[Podcast Host]

And then there's a. Yes, I'm making it easier. $600. And then that's 180 days. What is your.

[Andrea Gunning]

So 230 bucks.

[Podcast Host]

No, no. I need to know every day, when you put a little dollop of that on your face, how much is it costing you?

[Andrea Gunning]

$27.

[Podcast Host]

What?

[Memphis Bleak]

Did you nail that?

[Andrea Gunning]

No, I have no idea.

[Podcast Host]

I don't have a calculator and I.

[Andrea Gunning]

Don'T have anything up. I have a text with my wife up. So I have no. Mike, will you do the actual math on that?

[Kane Brown]

Okay.

[Andrea Gunning]

I thought you were doing it. No, I haven't.

[Memphis Bleak]

We're all listening and no one had a calculator.

[Andrea Gunning]

Calculator. Sound effects.

[Podcast Host]

I just have it. It's $3.10.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, there you go. So I had my decimal. My decimal was moved in a bad place.

[Podcast Host]

So every, like, little. And that's only if you use it once a day. If you do it morning and night, you're talking $6 a day.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, that's. That's insane. I mean, not $6 a day, but I don't know, because I don't know the difference. I don't know if that's a lot a day or not.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, that's a lot a day. I can tell you. And I did ask, like, around or when I was researching a lot of the YouTube videos.

[Andrea Gunning]

$30 a day. I was trying to figure out my head. I did a wrong decimal point. Yeah, you were close.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, I get. You just didn't move the.

[Andrea Gunning]

I'm just an idiot.

[Memphis Bleak]

Amy, do you. Can you put. I mean, you can't put this on your legs every day, right?

[Andrea Gunning]

Like.

[Podcast Host]

No, you. Legs for your face.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, it's only for face.

[Andrea Gunning]

But what if you did it on your whole body? Would it be perfect?

[Memphis Bleak]

But. Oh, my God, that'd be so much.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah, yeah, but if you had unlimited money, could you do your whole body?

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Like, would it help it?

[Podcast Host]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna Google that. Do celebrities put lemur on their body? I mean, that would be. Yeah, I mean, you would have just, like. Okay. While some celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian are known to use lemur on their faces, it's less common for them to use it on their entire body. They are luxurious and expensive, making them more likely to only be used on the face.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah. But for them, luxurious and expensive is normal. And normal.

[Podcast Host]

Right. I'm shocked.

[Andrea Gunning]

The other thing you can buy is the. Or you could. The Sydney Sweeney bath soap, and it was soap that had water in it that she took a bath. Basically. It's perv soap. Yeah, because you wanted to have soap that she was in the bathwater of. Lunchbox brought this to the show. Did you buy any?

[Lex Borrero]

I tried, man. It sold out in about 10 seconds.

[Andrea Gunning]

Were you online right when it went on sale, or did you just remember that day?

[Lex Borrero]

I remember that day.

[Andrea Gunning]

So you didn't really want it?

[Lex Borrero]

No, no, I really wanted it, but I didn't. I just. I mean, man, I have a life. I'm busy. I have to work. You know, I have this. That's. And the other. And so when it was right on.

[Andrea Gunning]

The other, I didn't realize it. The other. I forgot about the other.

[Lex Borrero]

And so when it went right on sale, I wasn't there right at that moment, and, boy, was I an idiot.

[Andrea Gunning]

Well, they're now selling it for, like, 20 times. Scalpers are online. Because if he had. If he had just set his phone alarm, this would have been a businessman making business deals, making that money. Because all you do is set your phone alarm, and it goes one minute until it goes on sale, then you get online if you care about that money. And don't you care about that money?

[Lex Borrero]

I do care about that money, but I wasn't going to resell it. I was going to bathe with Sydney.

[Andrea Gunning]

But you could have bought multiple bars.

[Lex Borrero]

Oh, I wonder if they had a limit.

[Andrea Gunning]

Here's the story from Dextero. Those thirsting for soap made from the bathwater of Sydney Sweeney not only got their wish, but now scalpers are the real winners. Dr. Squatch's Sydney Bathwater bliss was quickly gobbled up by fans and a few opportunists. In some instances, sellers are locking in at a markup of 20,000%.

[Lex Borrero]

Oh, my gosh.

[Andrea Gunning]

Currently on ebay, some of the bars are going over a thousand dollars. And you just paid 10 bucks for it, dude. Oh, man, that feels like somebody who is not a businessman not trying to make that money.

[Lex Borrero]

Guys, I wasn't in it for the money. I was in it for Sydney.

[Andrea Gunning]

You're in it for the pervasive not perv.

[Lex Borrero]

Just to see what it's like. See if it's any different.

[Andrea Gunning]

Did you feel like you'd be taking a bath with her?

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah, that's what it is. I mean, why not try it?

[Memphis Bleak]

I don't even know how to react to this.

[Andrea Gunning]

Morgan, you didn't happen to log on at that time of bionee, did you? I don't think so. Well, you would know. I didn't know if, like, why'd you. Why'd she answer that? So shady.

[Memphis Bleak]

I don't know.

[Lex Borrero]

I don't think so because I wasn't.

[Andrea Gunning]

Entirely sure what you guys were talking about. Oh, are you working on something?

[Kane Brown]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, but here's the thing.

[Lex Borrero]

You can bet, I mean, just because someone has it listed for that doesn't mean it's going for that right now. You can get it a bar for $40.

[Andrea Gunning]

Bid or buy it now.

[Memphis Bleak]

Buy it now, then get it, then.

[Andrea Gunning]

Buy it. Is it not worth taking a bath with? Sydney Swing. Yeah, $40 and then do it and then take a bath and let us know how it was.

[Lex Borrero]

Okay. 48.85.

[Kane Brown]

Where.

[Andrea Gunning]

Where'd you get. Where'd it go?

[Lex Borrero]

Where do you mean, where'd it go?

[Andrea Gunning]

Where do you go to get it for that cheap ebay and buy it now price?

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah.

[Andrea Gunning]

Did you buy it?

[Lex Borrero]

I'm doing it right now.

[Andrea Gunning]

I want to see if I see any. Sydney, I don't see that cheap. You don't see it that cheap?

[Memphis Bleak]

How many did they sell? Lunchbox.

[Andrea Gunning]

Do you remember Sydney Sweeney Soap? There's only 5,000 5,000 and only one per person. Here is Dr. Squatches, soap in hand. Yeah, the one you think the one I see is from China.

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah, because it says new listing and.

[Andrea Gunning]

They only have 79 positive feedback. Oh, that is a. Do not buy from 79. Yeah.

[Memphis Bleak]

Is that not good?

[Andrea Gunning]

And it's Hong Kong.

[Memphis Bleak]

And. And not to mention the tariffs.

[Andrea Gunning]

This is for sure fake.

[Memphis Bleak]

I'll get you.

[Lex Borrero]

Oh, man. I may be.

[Andrea Gunning]

Where's yours from? Lunchbox?

[Lex Borrero]

How do you know that?

[Andrea Gunning]

Well, it says on the front of the page where it's from. Like the top two are sponsored and they're cheap for 36 and $32. But it says they're both from Hong Kong. And then when you go to the rating, it's like in the 70s.

[Lex Borrero]

Well, I mean, I don't know how to tell where this guy's from.

[Memphis Bleak]

Give it a shot, dude.

[Andrea Gunning]

Which one?

[Lex Borrero]

It's 39.95. It's RA 4330399.

[Andrea Gunning]

I'm here. I'm with you. RA yeah. 43303993 says Silver Spring, Maryland.

[Memphis Bleak]

Is that what you see?

[Andrea Gunning]

Buns 39.99 or best offer.

[Lex Borrero]

But is that a scam?

[Memphis Bleak]

You won't know unless you try it.

[Andrea Gunning]

I found one on Walmart for 17. You did what?

[Memphis Bleak]

Walmart, Walmart and Hong Kong.

[Andrea Gunning]

I don't. I don't. Walmart's been doing some sketchy online.

[Lex Borrero]

Did you say. Oh, my.

[Memphis Bleak]

Morgan, what the.

[Podcast Host]

Sorry, it just came out. What's happening?

[Andrea Gunning]

They happen.

[Memphis Bleak]

That was crazy.

[Lex Borrero]

If you go on there, they like.

[Andrea Gunning]

Sell all kinds of stuff.

[Podcast Host]

No, the. So, yes, there's a lot of companies.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's like Amazon that will do that.

[Podcast Host]

Where they can sell everything. Like Walmart's doing Walmart. It's not sketchy. It's legit.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's the Amazon model. Where? Hey, Lunchbox, buy from that guy. That's like Dr. Or whatever.

[Lex Borrero]

I don't know, man. That sounds pretty weird.

[Andrea Gunning]

I mean, you can buy this one for 17.

[Lex Borrero]

Go ahead.

[Andrea Gunning]

If it doesn't work, it's only $17. Send me the link.

[Memphis Bleak]

Lunchbox. The fact that you want to buy it is weird. So just buy it, dude.

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah, but I don't know. This Maryland guy is legit. Like he doesn't have any ratings.

[Memphis Bleak]

He could be a first time.

[Andrea Gunning]

Is that R.A. you're talking about?

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Oh, I just found some lemur on [e-mail].

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, Le Marie.

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah, this guy's only been on. This is one item on here.

[Andrea Gunning]

Walmart.

[Memphis Bleak]

And I'M like, oh, man, they've been.

[Andrea Gunning]

Doing Sydney Sweeney bath water, Bliss bar soap.

[Lex Borrero]

Hey, send me the Walmart. I'll buy it right now. Walmart's trusted.

[Andrea Gunning]

Well, I don't know. According to Morgan, they've been doing some sketch. What? Morgan sold and chip buyers.

[Memphis Bleak]

Oh, see, what was that?

[Andrea Gunning]

Is it.

[Lex Borrero]

Oh, man, that is not. Are you sure you're on the right.

[Podcast Host]

It's Walmart.com.

[Andrea Gunning]

I told you guys.

[Podcast Host]

Sketchy. It's not. It's not sketchy, though. It's legit.

[Lex Borrero]

Amy, it says shipped by gargoyle. Toss Hamas.

[Andrea Gunning]

Ship in you and part of.

[Lex Borrero]

Come here. Look at it. Amy, tell me.

[Andrea Gunning]

You know, I tried to buy it, but I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna create an account.

[Memphis Bleak]

Amy, why don't you educate him on how shipping works?

[Andrea Gunning]

No, you should see. Hey, he doesn't believe in overnight delivery. We've had this talk.

[Lex Borrero]

No, Amy knows a scam. When she sees one. She gets scammed a lot. So tell me this is a scam.

[Podcast Host]

All right, let me come look.

[Andrea Gunning]

Bobby, if you put it in your cart and like, you go to the cart. I did that. It may put a number in.

[Lex Borrero]

Yeah, but.

[Andrea Gunning]

Oh, mind it. I guess it's because it might be on my desktop, but it says sold and shipped by, and it has this, like, crazy name.

[Lex Borrero]

Hey.

[Andrea Gunning]

Oh, sold and shipped by. Oh, that ain't real.

[Memphis Bleak]

What do you see?

[Andrea Gunning]

Guan Gazajule.

[Kane Brown]

Loop ship.

[Andrea Gunning]

You in Glasaya.

[Memphis Bleak]

Okay.

[Lex Borrero]

Oh, man. I don't know.

[Andrea Gunning]

I wouldn't trust that. That seems like some.

[Podcast Host]

It looks like it is, though.

[Andrea Gunning]

I would imagine, though, they're making fake ones if it's that popular.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, but it's Walmart.com, so.

[Andrea Gunning]

Yeah. Okay.

[Lex Borrero]

Hey, maybe Morgan was on to something.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, Sketchy.

[Lex Borrero]

Sketchy. What?

[Andrea Gunning]

He didn't mean to say that, obviously. Okay. I just bought one off of ebay off that guy for 39.

[Lex Borrero]

Wait, you just took my guy?

[Andrea Gunning]

Well, you didn't. It wasn't your guy. You never committed. I kept saying buy it. You never did.

[Lex Borrero]

Well, I was looking. She found it for cheaper, so I was looking at that one.

[Memphis Bleak]

Wait, how did you do it? Lunchbox usually has to get in his bag and get his wallet out and get his card and all that. How did you do that?

[Andrea Gunning]

I literally just. I just tapped a button and it went. Done.

[Memphis Bleak]

Just like that.

[Andrea Gunning]

Just like that.

[Lex Borrero]

Stole my soap.

[Andrea Gunning]

Okay, we're going to break. We have a part three coming up.

[Lex Borrero]

Wait, wait, Are you going to bring that so I can shower with it?

[Andrea Gunning]

Why do I want you touching my soap?

[Lex Borrero]

Dude, I'm the one that found that guy. And you just stole it.

[Andrea Gunning]

You didn't find the soap, though. I said it doesn't matter. I don't even know if it's gonna come. We'll see if it's a scam or not, okay? There's no reason I should be able to buy for 40 bucks if it's hundreds other places. Go ahead.

[Podcast Host]

Before we go, I would like to share a dupe that a lot of people on YouTube swear by when it comes to La Mer, and it's Mario Baduscu Seaweed Night Cream. They say that some of the ingredients are similar and that they saw their skin have a similar response. It's not exactly the same, but it's a way, way, way, way, way more affordable. So. Mario Baduscu Seaweed Night Cream. And you can get it on Amazon or at Ulta or Sephora.

[Andrea Gunning]

Whatever is there, though, on the pendulum side of that, a much more expensive one than Lemur.

[Podcast Host]

I. I feel like. Good question. How do you get more extensive than that? I'm not sure. I do know. When I went to LA for the Gracies a couple of weeks ago, we were staying at the Beverly Wilshire. That's where the awards were. So that's the hotel they put us up in. And they did have these samples there that they were passing out. I need to Google what it was. I think my daughter took a picture because they called us over. They're like, oh, is like this spa place. And they were. They had an accent. They were very beautiful women. And they were like, oh, let's put this cream under your eye. And I swear to you, it was amazing. Like, I don't know what this cream was, but it lifted my eye. Like, even my daughter, who's knocking up my daughter, is not. Like, I fall for every scam. My daughter's the opposite. She's not falling for anything. And she was like, mom, I. Like, I. I don't know what's happening, but your eye, your right eye, you look younger. Like, it's crazy because they only.

[Memphis Bleak]

They only put it under one eye.

[Podcast Host]

Yes. But, like, everything. Like, my skin was, like, softer. Anyway, they said it was this crazy stuff. I'll have to get it for my daughter. But we. When my daughter took a picture and we did Google it, then it was for this tiny jar. It was $1,000. So, I mean, obviously I wasn't going to buy it, but now you have me curious. Like, I hadn't thought about it since then. But if you're asking me, are there more expensive products out there, probably, yeah.

[Memphis Bleak]

Lunchbox. We should get in on trying to sell some of this stuff. Apparently y' all can sell [e-mail] like Lamar or something.

[Lex Borrero]

If you like La Mer, get Lamar.

[Memphis Bleak]

It's one word, Lamar, and it's just regular lotion.

[Andrea Gunning]

It's just a guy named Lamar holding it up. Hey, I'm Lamar. All right, we're done.

[Memphis Bleak]

You got.

[Andrea Gunning]

Oh, we're not done. We're gonna come back. We have to take a break here at work, but then we're gonna come back into another part three. So hang out or come back later. But we have it all. Thank you guys.

[Podcast Host]

Bye Bye.

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[Lex Borrero]

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[Podcast Host]

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