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Are you sure your ears aren't broken? They could be. I mean, I'm in works to get testing on all kinds of things done, so I'm. Listen, I'm falling apart. It's fine. I'm fine. It's not fine. I thought that something was wrong with our studio because it always is. It's still pretty new, so we're finding stuff. And she's like, oh, I hear all this static. I wonder if, like, your crystals are screwing with just your hearing now. It could. It could all be related. I could end up having Meniere's or tinnitus and have hearing loss, but that would kind of be the reverse. I shouldn't be able to hear that if I did have those. So I'm not exactly sure. Do you have all your taste back? Taste is 90%. Smell. Smell. No, it's all gone. Still? Yeah, I just. I felt bad for the guys because I had. I was at kind of like a bonfire thing this weekend, and my coat smelled, and I was like, I'm sorry if it smells. I don't know if it does, but if I can smell it, I know that it's bad. But see, that's another thing. We couldn't smell it. Really? No, we couldn't. So maybe she's, like, got the reverse effect where she's smelling things that mostly people can't and hears things and hear things that people can't. What if you have a psychic ability now? Or a superpower? That would be awesome. That would be so cool. You know how Spider man got bit by a spider and things happened? That'd be awesome. Lunchbox. Did you look at your bitcoin? I did look at my bitcoin, and I made $17 so far. You put in how much? 300. Okay, so what's the percentage on that? I don't understand. Well, 30 bucks would be 10%. No, 30 bucks would be 10%. Okay, so you made, like, 6%. No, no, no. It's not going lower. I see what you did there. Yeah. So very difficult to figure out, but now I get it. Yeah, well, I probably do the cheating easy way. Like, that's how. That's how my Brain works. I just get overwhelmed. Like, forget it. Yeah, I'm down to $11. You've made $11 on 300 after just a weekend. Like, you didn't do anything. You did nothing except put money in. Yeah. Yeah. So should I buy more now because it's down today. It's not down from where you bought it. I didn't say you should buy it anyway. I just said if there was a time to buy it, it was then. It worked. You could sell it now and take your winnings. No, I'm not. Because after today, I'm done. No, no, but advising or what on him, if he wins or loses after this, that's up to him. No, we can stay together on this because I still have money in the account to buy more, but I need it to go down some more. Right. Because I don't want it to get yes and no. So if it goes down, you're gonna lose what you've already put in. Oh, that's okay. It'll come back up eventually, right? Maybe. I mean, that's why you're buying more. What I do is you buy some today. No, when it hits a certain point, I sell a bit of it off. And my point is, if it ever goes over, like $100,000 for a bitcoin, which I don't. I don't own a full bitcoin. If it ever hits that price, then I sell some off. And then if it goes low, then I buy more. Okay. Yeah. Today is down 3,000. Over the weekend, though, it went up a bunch. I have no idea. You literally do. You just said it went up over. No, it went up $11. Right. Oh, here we go. No, it says portfolio diversity. 5.69%. I don't know what that means. My total return is 3.6%. That's the number we were trying to figure out. Yeah, I should have just looked at that instead of trying to do the math in my head. That have been a lot easier total on all your stuff on that account or just bitcoin? Just bitcoin because it's on a separate one. If you go to the bottom, it has like a C looking thing. The other one has like a graph and it's like that's where the stocks are. And then this other one's a crypto man. What about DOA coin? I hear people talking about that DOA coin. First of all, that's DOA cat. I thought it was DOA cat too. Okay. Yeah. Doge was like the funny dog coin that Elon Musk had a long time ago. Nobody's really buying that one. No one is. Yeah, XRP would be the one that popped a little bit, but. Okay. So you can sell in, take your profits. Lunchbox. No, we're going to keep going. I just need to know when to buy more. I don't know the answer to that. No. Next time you buy some, let me know. I will not. Because I don't want to be on the hook if you lose. You're not on the hook, Ray. Your Royal Caribbean's killing. It's my greatest stock. Yeah, it is. I mean, it has been crushing. $35 a. A share. Lunchbox. I'll get on the Royal Caribbean. How much? Yeah, but you got only $35 a share. You got it low, though, right? Oh, possibly. Possibly. Like you got it. Yeah, yeah. Listen to us talk about monies, like listen to squirrels, you know, Talk about history. We know nothing. We don't know how to talk it. Let me do a James from Virginia. Voicemail number four, please. Ray, I put a lot of thought in this. I am coming to the St. Jude's million dollar show, but I have a specific gift box for all y'all. I got something for security guy Tim as well, but I think everybody's gonna. Scuba, please don't mess that up for me. Because this is the funnest project that I've put my heart into. Plan on delivering it. I'm not trying to meet y'all. That's not what it's about. It's about saying thank you because you are just awesome people. I just think the world. All y'all. Anyway, I'm talking too much. Ouch. Bye, Scuba. Don't mess this up for him. Yeah, I better not. Yeah. Geez, if I pressure, if I see James. I'd love to see James. I don't even know what James looks like. No clue. I feel like he's a stage, bring him on the stage type moment kind of guy. I don't know if I'm gonna do that, but just because there are so many moving pieces. I know. Yeah. True, true. I'm just giving you a hard time. But he is really cool. The rhyming is so tight, and we have like 20 artists back there at once, so I don't know that we're just gonna bring anybody willy nilly back there, but I picture him looking like George Burns. Oh, the guy with a cigar. The old man with a cigar. Yeah. Or kind of Mr. Burns from the Simpsons. Whoa, wait, wait. Who is George Burns? Every time you Say, George Burns. I think you're talking about the Simpsons guy. Google it. Google it. George Burns was a comedian. Smoked a cigar. Him and his wife did a bunch of stuff too. Gracie, Gracie. You know, old, old, old, like Milton Berle time. Oh, you know that guy, Lunchbox? Yes, he was on. What the heck was that movie that I used to watch? Teddy Cusack was in it One Crazy Summer. Cool. Y'all never seen that movie? I don't know what that is. No. Teddy. Teddy and. Oh, man. I think he was Teddy's dad. I haven't seen a lot of movies. I don't think. Remember Grumpy or Old Men? I'm looking up One Crazy Summer. He's in that one. No, I'm saying that he reminds me of Walter Mathau. That's why I think he looks like James. Is he in One Crazy Summer? We're looking at the entire cast list. I don't see him. Demi Morris. I would think he'd be on the top of that list. No, Demi Moore was in it. I mean, it was a good movie. Oh, Jeremy Piven. See? Yeah, I don't see. No, no, we're not arguing with. About the movie. We're just seeing if George Burns is in the movie. Yeah, because I don't see him in the cast. Oh, maybe he wasn't then. All that and then he wasn't. I thought he was the dad. What was he yelling? Kenny Ray, give me number three. Good morning, studio. I have a morning corny for Amy. So have you heard about the church that started selling trampoline? Prophets were going through the roof. Prophets? Prophets, as in P R, O, P H. Oh, I get it. Church. Jumping on the trampoline through the roof. That's a double. That's pretty good. Trampoline, church, prophets. Wordplay. Roof comedian right there. Crystal in Indiana is on the phone. Let's talk to her real quick. Hey, Crystal, you're on the show. Hi. Good morning, studio. Hi. So I called a few weeks ago and I wanted to get advice from my friends about bringing my son with me to the Million Dollar show because he's six. And so everybody voted yes. Like, resounding yes. And I just wanted to call with an update. Are you coming? So, yeah, we are. I was lucky enough to get tickets. I got tickets for me and him and two of our friends. Wow. And so we're. We're sitting in the love parking lot right now. Say hi. Hi. In what town? We. We're not quite to the bridge for Louisville yet, so we live in Franklin Indiana. And we're. We stopped to grab some gas real quick. So we're. We're on our way. We got three or four hours left. And you guys are staying in Nashville tonight. So we're staying at our friend's house who live. We were going to stay there, but we're going to stay at a friend's house who lives south of Murfreesboro. And then we'll be. So we're going to stop downtown. I've got a surprise for him that I want to take him to on Broadway when we get in town just this afternoon. And then we'll go down past Murphysboro and then we'll come back up for the show tomorrow. Oh, that's super cool. Well, I hope you guys have a safe trip down. I don't want to ask what the surprise is because I know he's there, but I really would like to know Broadway. Well, I could give you. And I could give you initials. I could give you context. You guys might be able to put it through. But I mean, is he going to hear you? And then it's going to spoil it. He's six. He probably six. No, not necessarily the initials. Okay, go ahead. He might get it. Word. We're gonna stop at a place where I remember you guys talking about having one of your Christmas events. JBJ house. Oh, yeah, yeah. But he can't hear us, right? The kid. He can. He's. Yeah, he's right here. Okay, then. Yeah, don't say anymore. Okay? Okay. Okay. Well, I don't know what that means, but we're gonna hang up and then they're gonna tell me. Yeah, I don't know either. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No clue. What? Good place. I don't know, man. I don't want to say it. I don't want to spoil it. Okay, Crystal, have safe trip down. That's awesome. I think you guys are going to have a lot of fun. It's going to be a really fun show tomorrow night. Oh, that's what it is. I would have never got there. I would have never got there. Your 6 year old is a fan of this. Oh, my goodness. Tell him, Tucker. My favorite. My favorite singer is Bon Jovi. Really? What's your favorite song? Yeah, my favorite favorite song is yous Give Love a Bad Name. That's a jam. Your mom's been playing a lot of her music. He also likes Living On a Prayer. Of course. I don't know. You should see this kid. He's got his little acoustic guitar. He's learning guitar. And he just. You put on some Bon Jovi 80s music videos and he will. He'll rock your face off. That's cool. I like Going in a Blaze of Glory. That's a jam. Do you know that one? Oh, so good. What's the kid's name? Do we know the kid's name? Nick. Keep telling your name. Parker. His name is Tucker. Tucker. Do you know I'm Going down in a Blaze of Glory? Yeah. Do you know that one? Do you know? Yeah. Wanted Dead or Alive. Yeah, I know that song. All right. All right, Well, I hope you guys have an awesome trip down and thank you for calling, and I think you can have a great time at the show tomorrow night. All right, Crystal. Thank you. All right, bye, everybody. Be safe. See you. Tucker. Tucker. Thank you. See you guys. Yeah, I would have never got JBJ meaning Jon Bon Jovi. I forgot he had a bar in town. Yeah, and then she ended up telling him, right? Well, yeah, she's like, you like Bon Jovi? Oh, well, maybe he doesn't know there's a bar here with it. Maybe he doesn't know what a bar is because he's 6. Yeah, that's true. Okay, let's get the show started. Let's talk to Steven in Virginia who wants some relationship advice. Hey, Steven, you're on the show. What's up, buddy? Me and my lady, we've been together for, like, going on six years now, almost seven. And we're. We've got a child together and she's. She takes care of my son like her own and blah, blah, blah. So she's like, really amazing woman. I kind of take it for granted sometimes, and I'm actually doing better. I've been going and taking care of stuff. But on a long story short, short, we've got an issue, or I have an issue with some things that she's doing with, like, a work friend that she's known for a really long time. Like, I don't care that she has friends and she hangs out with them. Guy, girl, doesn't bother me, you know, I trust her in the long run until things get hidden, you know. So, like, they went out after church. I don't go to church that much. She went to church. They went out to eat and didn't say anything about it to me. You know, he's paying for our meals and things like that. And it's kind of like overstepping my boundary. And so I said something about it and it just caused a big argument. And she's like, you know, I'm not hiding it from you. You asked me about it and I told you, but I had to pry to get the information out. Like, it was like a. I know that you're doing what you're supposed to be doing. You know, it's not that. It's that you hid it from me that you went out to eat with them, and it's kind of like, where does that go from there? Okay, I hear you. So if you wouldn't have asked, would she have told you? No. Do you think she didn't tell you because it wasn't a big deal or because she thought she was doing something that you wouldn't approve of? I think that it's more the second thing. And do you not approve of it because you're controlling or because you think she just wasn't going to tell you and that's why you don't approve of it? I. I'm not controlling. I get jealous from time to time, but I have my boundaries. Like, I mean, I don't care that they go out and eat. That's not the thing. For me, it said. It kind of feels like, you know, she's hiding it from me because she's not saying the full story about it. You know, I would totally, totally feel the same way if I felt like somebody was hiding something. It also doesn't mean I'm right when I feel that way. But you have the right to your feeling. Let me ask you about this dude. Is he single or. Or if he's not single, does his wife or girl know about it? So he's single, as far as I know. And they used to be friends, and he actually used to try to be a couple with her. Oh, there's. Way back when we first met. Yeah, Yeah. A lot of. I know. And I'm. I'm slowly drifting over to understanding why you're upset. This is what I would say, first of all. Yeah, I think you admitted this. So first I'm going to say you need to pay more attention to your woman. It feels like a bit. You've even admitted you have neglected making her a priority at times. Would you agree with that? Yes. Okay, so it doesn't have anything crazy, but it could also be you saying, hey, I want to make you more of a priority. This is what I'm going to do. Once a week for an hour, whatever that is. You need to declare that you are going to make her a priority. By the way, I don't think you're in the wrong, but I'm Saying, let's just go all the way back and not just address the symptoms. Let's go right to the heart of the disease. Then I would say, yeah, that's not cool that she didn't tell you about that. And if you don't think she's been, you know, doing any funny business, I don't think there's any need to get any angrier. But I do think the conversation is. That really hurt my feelings. I feel like you just didn't tell me because you knew that I would get upset, and we have to communicate more openly about it and take a little of it for yourself and go. And some of that's on me because I don't think I've made you a priority. I think that's the first step in fixing this. Otherwise, you're sitting in a place where you don't trust her. She feels like you're not giving her attention. There's a lot of resentment from both sides, and this is going to fester away, and somebody's going to do something really wrong here. The thing that gets me is that it's not the first time that she hasn't told me about it, but it's the first time I've said something because I knew about it. But it's been, like, five times. Yeah, that's a lot, man. Listen, if you think she's worth it, I would do what I said, go to the heart of it and see if that fixes it. You tell me stuff, I will make sure to tell you how and why you're a priority. And if you do that but she does not meet the other end of the bargain, then I think it's time to cut bait, bro. Yeah. But invest your time into it to make sure you're not making a bad decision. Okay? Yeah, absolutely. Are y'all live now? Yeah. Well, hey, good morning, studio. Morning. All right, Steven, Have a good day, buddy. All right, y'all, too. Good luck, man. This show is sponsored by BetterHelp. You know, who is your support system? That's always an important question, even to ask yourself, like, who is my support system? Who do I rely on whenever I have questions and I can trust their answer with no bias? And that's hard because we all have a little bias in us. And whose support system are you a part of? Right. It's always great to reevaluate who you're there for and why you're there for them. And at times, your therapist can be a massive part of your support system. I know mine is you know, my therapist is, again, not biased, so they don't have to live with me. So they're giving their opinion based on what I'm sharing with them, what they've learned about me, what my experiences have been. Having a therapist is awesome. 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Cancellation Island's revolutionary rehab therapies, like bad touch football, anti racism, spin class, and mandatory ayahuasca ceremonies are designed to force the council to confront their worst impulses. But everything starts to fall apart when people start disappearing. Karen, where have you brought us? Cancellation island, where a second chance might just be your last. Listen to Cancellation island on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all, it's your girl, Cheekies. And I'm back with a brand new season of your favorite podcast, Cheekies and Chill. I'll be sharing even more personal stories with you guys, and I know a lot of people are gonna attack me. Why are you gonna go visit your dad? Your mom wouldn't be okay with it. I'm gonna tell you guys right now. I know my mother and I know my mom had a very forgiving heart. That is my story on plastic surgery. This is my truth. 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Responsible and driven and wild and out of control. My head is pounding. I'm confused. I don't know why I'm in jail. It's hard to understand what hope is when you're trapped in a cycle of addiction. Addiction took me to the darkest places. I had an AK47 pointed at my head. But one night a new door opened and I made it into the rooms of recovery. The path would have roadblocks and detours, stalls and relapses. But when I was feeling the most lost, I found hope with community and I made my way back. This season, join me on my journey through addiction and recovery. A story told in 12 steps. Listen to Crumbs as part of the Michael Lura Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's the Anonymous Inbox. Anonymous in Box Hello Bobby Bones. I'm seeking advice with my 7 year old son. He loves listening to Hardy. He knows most of the words to all the Hardy songs. His new favorite is Quit. Apparently he was listening to Hardy on Alexa and that song was on. It's pretty explicit along with most of Hardy's songs. I listen to Hardy. I like Hardy. I want my kids to enjoy music that I like. But I often hear my son singing the words without the radio and their bad words. Should I continue to let him listen to Hardy even when it's explicit? I do not want to put a muzzle on my kid's favorite singer. He even wants to see Hardy sometime in concert. I'm torn as to what I should do. What is your advice, Bobby? Help. Signed concerned dad of an explicit singing seven year old. I don't know that they make non explicit Hardy songs. Do they? Because I know in the pop world they do. They make songs where they bleep out the bad words. I Don't know that they do those. What I do is I search radio like I do or clean version. So when I search a song, I put clean version on it, and then it'll tell me if there's no E on it. We're safe. But I'm not sure if Hardy's one of those artists. I don't think there are clean versions of Hardy songs. Mike's looking now. I'm not seeing. Yeah. So you're either gonna have to decide to let him listen to Hardy with bad words or not listen to Hardy at all. And you don't have a problem with him hearing the bad words. And it sounds like it's when he's going to school, that's when you're not liking the bad word. Singing. I would have this deal with him. If you wanted to listen Hardy, you can listen Hardy. But much like when I would listen to Gold Digger from Kanye, I would sing along except for one word. I think you can do that with your kid. Like, listen all you want, sing all you want, but you know it's a bad word. Don't say the bad word. And then when you're 15 or 12 or whatever age, then you can say the bad words. Or, heck, if you're in your room and you want to sing it and I'm not there, sing away the bad words. Just hope I don't hear it, I guess. I don't know. How hard is Hardy going with the word? It's like, what? How much wood could a woodchuck chuck? How hard is Hardy? There's some word, bad word. Sure. Yeah. I think that's the deal I would make because you obviously don't have a problem with him listening to Hardy's music. It's mostly him singing it back. So the deal I would make, I would call it the Gold Digger rule, is that sing along, listen all you want, but when you're singing out loud, you need to make sure and limit what you say out loud. If it's like, hey, mother, I'm just here, right? Let it go. Don't say that one. I think that's the deal. You work with your kid. I think that's healthy. Yeah, there and again. I looked again. There are no clean versions of Hardy songs. Yeah. All right. Close that up, Bones. Hey, Warren. Bobby. Saw you on the post show giving out some shoes. Wear a size 10 and a half. Trying to see if I could maybe get those with your autographs. That'd be really dope, man. Appreciate everything you do. Peace out. All right, we Have Eduardo on. I do have a pair of shoes, as I'm liquidating my closet for the most part. Eduardo, what's up, buddy? Hey, good morning. Bobby want to see you. So here's the deal. I'm gonna let you play a game for some shoes here, and I'm gonna let you pick your game because I have a few options. You can do the celebrity catchphrase game, which will play a catchphrase from a celebrity I named the celebrity. You can do the celeb voice actor game, where it's a celebrity doing a role and you have to name who it is. Or you can do the three characters, one TV show game. Now, what will happen is you'll pick the game and the show. Somebody will play for you. But would you like catchphrase voice actor or three characters, one TV show? Let me do catchphrase. Okay, and then you have three options here. Amy can play for you. Lunchbox can play for you, or Eddie can play for you. Who would you like? Nobody Make a noise, please. Who would you like to play for you? I mean, since Eddie and I have the same name, I think I want Eddie to play for me. That's true. Eddie is an Eduardo, and here's why. For those listening at home or in the car on podcast, Eduardo would not have an equal footing because he's listening through the phone, and I never want a listener to have a disadvantage when playing a game. When it comes to listening, trivia is different. Hearing is different. Eddie, you'll play for him. Okay, we'll give him a run on the shoes. Ten and a half counts or elevens? Ten and a half counts. That's close enough. All right, that is next. Bones, we did a segment called what do you have too much of? And I said, I have too many shoes, and there's no need for me to have this many. And when other people can use them. So I've been bringing them in and giving them away. Callers been calling us, and so Eduardo called the voicemail and left this. Hey, Warren, Bobby saw you on the Post show giving out some shoes. Wear a size 10 and a half. Trying to see if I could maybe get those with your autographs. That'd be really dope, man. Appreciate everything you do. Peace out. So the shoes that I have up here on the table today, they are Nike Zoom fly off whites. They are pink, but they're kind of see through. If you were to buy them now, because I've only ever worn them once, they're in pristine condition, they'd be about 400 bucks. Okay, now he wants them. Now, the question is, though, Eduardo, you said you wanted them, but if you said you wanted me to sign them, I'm happy to sign them. But if I were just signing them, giving away, it didn't matter the size. Like, how about you just have the shoes, and I'll send you something else signed? Hey, that's cool. Yeah, I just want the shoes to be worn, you know, I want somebody to actually use them. Is that. Can we do that? Yeah, that's totally fine, man. I mean, those sound like some shoes I could wear to the gym, so. For sure. They're awesome. Yeah, I love them. Okay, so he has chosen to play the celebrity catchphrase game. So, for example, if I were to play you this clip right here. Go ahead. I'm gonna float like a butterfly and sting like a beef. Amy, who would that be? Muhammad Ali. That would be correct. So he's chosen Eddie to play for him. If Eddie wins, Eduardo wins. If I' Eduardo wins, Eduardo wins. Makes sense. If he doesn't, though, he doesn't win. I cannot give the shoes away if you don't win for them. Lawyers. Yeah, classic. Ready? Ray with the clips. Amy, Lunchbox. Eddie, write your answers down. There are seven of these. Go the top the time. We do each three times the time. Okay, everybody good? Yeah. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy. Paris Hilton. Lunchbox. Paris Hilton. Eddie, that's Paris Hilton. Okay, so she said, that's hot. That's Paris Hilton. That's hot. Next one up. Hit it. Yeah. What? Okay. Amy's giving eyes like she doesn't have it quite yet. Hit it again. Yeah. What? Okay. Are you good? I'm in for the win. Yeah, I think I'm in. Wow. Not for sure, huh? No, not really. Amy. I'm in. Okay. What do you have, Amy? Lil Wayne. Eddie. Yeah, see, I thought it might have been him, but I put Little John. Oh, it is Little John. Cause that's what I was debating. Little John. No, Little John it is. Yeah. What? Okay, next one up. Number three. You might be a redneck. Think about that. You might be a redneck. I'm in. I'm in. Lunch is still riding. You might be a redneck. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Jeff Foxworthy. Easy there, Amy. Jeff Foxworthy. Eddie. Jeff Foxworthy. Correct. Tough name to say you might be a redneck. I think I had a book when I was a kid, you might be a redneck. And it was all the just funny cartoons. Next one. Up. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. Amen. Amen. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Elvis, Amy. Elvis, Eddie. That's Elvis. Correct. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. Right now, Lunchbox and Eddie are tied at 4. Amy has 3. Eduardo needs Eddie to win for the shoes. Next. Another one, another one. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Another one, Amy. DJ Khaled. Lunchbox. My boy. DJ Khaled. Eddie. DJ Khaled. Correct. Another one. Call Cal. You're good, you're good. You're not the devil. Next one. Get fired. Get fired. I'm in for the win. One more time, Amy. Trump, Lunchbox. Donald Trump, Eddie. Donald Trump. Correct. You're fired. Last one, Amy. You need to get this and they need to miss it in order to stay in the match. Last one. And action. Woo. Woo. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Let's go to Amy first, see if she even gets it. Go ahead. Ric Flair, Eddie. Ric Flair, Lunchbox. Ric Flair. Correct. That's the wrestler Ric Flair. So, Amy, you've been eliminated. I Lunchbox and Eddie going to sudden death. If you miss it, you're out. That's good. So not y. No, not yet. Okay. And then Lunchbox is trying to keep the shoes from Eduardo. Yeah, it's kind of rude. No, it's really not. You'd be playing hard too. One thing about this show, we play games hard all night. No. Okay, next one up. Get her done. Get her done. I'm in. Oh, boy. Lunchbox is not going to his paper yet. Come on, baby. Get her done. Get her done. Whose catchphrase is that? Oh, man. What is that guy? Get her done. All right. Five seconds. He's got the gene, like cut off. I got a name down, but it's not the right name. 30 seconds. No, I got a name down. I just. Not the right one. Lunchbox, he's got the jean jacket. What do you have written down? I have Bill Engvall, but that's not him. One of the red collar, blue collar comedy guys, but not the right one. Eddie for the win. That is Larry the Cable guy. That is correct. Nice job. And my boy Eduardo gets chewed. Eduardo gets chewed. Wow, wow, wow. Okay, let's go over to Eduardo. Eduardo, congratulations. I'm gonna send you these shoes now. If you want, I can sign the shoes. But if you'd like to keep the shoes fresh and clean or keep them outcast. We can send you the shoes and I can just sign something else, a book or something and send it to you. It's up to you. That'd be great. I'd really appreciate it. Anything is, you know, for free. Coming from you guys would be awesome. Okay. I mean, I. I don't know what. I'm gonna send you the shoe so you can wear the shoes without people going, who wrote on your shoes? And then I'll. I'll send you a signed book. Okay. I appreciate it, Bobby. Thank you. And I appreciate the show, too. Always listening. Thank you, man. Appreciate you calling the voicemail line. There he is, our friend Eduardo. And that's all. Come on, it's time for the good news with lunchbox. Shantae Harris is a nurse from Colleen, Texas. She's on an airplane coming back from a nurses conference. When they come over the thing, do we have any doctors or nurses on board? We have a medical emergency. She's like, well, I better go help. And the guy's having a seizure in the back of the plane, and she's able to get him stable and everything is okay. Then he has another seizure and she helps. They had to make an emergency landing, but without her, he may have died. She saved his life right there. Mid flight, I think. I like on a flight for them to say that early. Okay. If you're a doctor or nurse, would you raise your hand? Just go ahead and identify before anybody. Yeah, I mean, they do identify most of the time when they book the ticket, but some don't. But I just want to know, like, if I start to seize what direction I should lean. Right. So they can help me. Yeah, that's good that she was there. Good for her. Good for them. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, bones. This is John Cameron Mitchell and my new fiction podcast series, Cancellation island stars Holly Hunter as Karen, a wellness influencer who launches a rehab for the recently cancelled. 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Normally they cut everything up, but they didn't destroy anything today. This was my first time ever finding anything from Michael Kors before. This bag was literally loaded with clothing, shoes, and a bunch of these little wallets. Everything still had tags and I didn't see anything wrong with it. There's belts. There's also a perfume in there, like $4,000. Then she went to Lululemon and I watched that one. Probably $2,000 and stuff. And I'm thinking, this is awesome. Except I don't want somebody's half eaten broccoli sandwich. Like, that's what grosses me out. But these stores, I don't know why the employees aren't keeping it then. Because if I work there and I was taking a bag full of stuff that weren't like that cut up, which is weird. Like, I would probably throw it out gently then go get it after work. Right. I don't understand. Why don't they have a better plan for this? Like these clothes, why are we putting them in a dumpster? Like, why can't we donate them somewhere? Or. I don't know. This just seems weird. Probably some weird laws, Honestly, some weird bureaucracy, which is why a lot of food can't be used again. But her name is Ella Rose. If you want to be wildly entertained by somebody. Dumpster diving. Now, I'm sure she's not showing all the gross dumpsters. Yeah, but she finds some really good stuff. Now, Amy used to go to the dump, and Amy go to the dump and just search for coupons. Yeah, When I was a couponer, back in my days when I was living in North Carolina as an adult, though, I just. My husband would be deployed and I had free time and I was like, I was determined to save money because I saw how many people were saving so much money at the grocery store. They had binders and all these coupons. And then it got exhausting because, yeah, the dumpster diving part was kind of fun for a minute. But then getting to the grocery store and having to have all your coupons organized and then you're holding up the whole line, I was like, I am not made for this. You a dumpster boy at all? I've dumpster dives a few times with my parents back in the day. My parents, My mom did find me a brand new pair of shoes one time in a dumpster. Was that strategically behind a shoe store? Yes, because they were shipping books and they were going really? Just to get the boxes, the shoe boxes. And they found pairs of shoes in boxes. Your mom was shipping books because she was selling them on ebay? Yeah, that was her. But she wanted the shoe boxes and that's easier to ship, you know, books in a shoebox. And she went in there and there were brand new pairs of shoes in the boxes. I think an employee had put those in the dumpster. Like, I'm going to come get those and they happen to be my size. Oh, wow. Rude awakening. You guys got there first. Yeah, yeah. I just don't like the germs enough to do it. I'm not opposed to it. I think it's great. I wish I liked the germs. I wish I was like germs because I definitely go look behind some, like, big stores that I like. Eddie, ever dumpster dive? I mean, there's a Lululemon right down the street. I'm thinking about going, but no. I think it's in my DNA though, to like stop when I see something on the side of the road or even in the middle of the road. If I see like something like, what is that? Is that a bag? Like that looks like a brand new bag. I pull over and get it from the side of the road. My dad did that all the time. And now my 11 year old has the same. Same trait. Oh, see, I'd be freaked out that was there was any, like, body parts. Well, you would think someone would retaliate, right? Like, I don't want to mess with it. Like, it could be drugs, a body and like, I don't want to be involved. What about stuff on the corner. If you see something on the corner, I feel like this is up your alley. I take stuff off the street corner all the time. I mean, you drive by, you're like, oh, man, that looks like a nice couch. Or that looks like a nice rug. I mean, you take it home, you look at it if you don't like it. Okay. Or there's like toys, like, yeah, bring that home. It's great. Top 20 story on our show is once Amy did that because she saw something she really liked. I think it was a chair. It was a chair. Yeah. She took it off the corner and we were like, wow, good for you. They didn't want it. You did. One man's trash, another man's treasure. Except Amy took it out of the yard and they still wanted it. Well, it was near the curb, like it was available. A little cute wooden antique chair. It looked like it was there for pickup from the city or something. So I thought, well, I'll save them the trouble. Took it home to my mom's house because I was staying with her at the time. It was her neighbor. So through word of mouth they found out. And then they called and left me a voicemail like, that's our chair you took from our yard. It was the worst. That's embarrassing. But I got it back to them all good. Last week I brought in this little silver box. And when the little silver box gets near anything that's recording or has radio waves, it goes beep. And what it's used for is if you go into a room and you think possibly somebody that could be secretly recording you, or a hotel or an Airbnb or wherever it finds them, got an antenna on it. So I don't know if it's because my algorithm, but I got this. A Florida couple said they had no idea they were being recorded. The cameras were in the smoke detector inside of the Airbnb. So some weirdo perverse were watching. Not perverts. Perverse. Perverse, yeah. As in watchers Perverse. Yeah, I like that. I made that up. You'll never check the fire, the smoke. Can you imagine? You go into every house and rip open the fire extinguisher. The fire smoking now. Yeah. And those have little lights already on them. So, yeah, you're not. The Florida couple was renting the home from this man, 56 year old Wayne Net, who advertised a nice large townhouse. And so I guess it's a rental and I guess you can rent an Airbnb, but here's the clip. Police say this Couple had no idea they were being secretly recorded in their Airbnb rental. A camera hidden inside a smoke detector, looking down on their bed. And now looking at their confused faces, the Florida couple renting the home from this man, 56 year old Wayne Nat, advertises the nice large townhouse in Longboat Key. This is important. I volunteer with emergency services and I care about people being safe. And everyone should have one of these. Let me tell you why. This can detect hidden cameras. So it has a little antenna. You hold this button for a few seconds and it'll come on. That's your thing. That's my thing. She's been listening to the show, except this was about the same time. People are weird. I got on to look to see what kind of weirdo cameras you could buy, because I'm going, how do you buy a smoke detector camera? But if you go to Amazon and you type hidden cameras, you can buy detectors. Excuse me? Cameras that go into detectors, they go into outlets, plug outlets. And they're mostly marketed as nanny cams because they're going, we can make this so you can watch your nanny to make sure they don't hurt your kid. But in reality, they're watching people Airbnb and, you know, do do naked stuff. That's not fair to the nannies. Yeah, it's really not true. Nannies are getting a raw deal here. I mean, these are tiny. They're tiny. There's pin cams, meaning you could put a pen in like your pocket and there's a camera that comes out of it. They're like 90 bucks. And then you take the little card and you put it in. So there's every way to record creepily. But now there are ways for you to make sure you're not being recorded creepily. A clock. Hidden camera. Like a morning alarm clock? Yes. Yes. Like, why would you think. I mean, you think this is a clock? Yeah. No, there's a camera hidden in it. The craziest one that I saw is a fire alarm camera, meaning you put it on the wall, it looks just like when you walk up to it and pull it down. Oh, yeah. Hope to God there's no fire because that thing ain't making a noise. But there's a fire alarm camera. And all it is is it looks exactly like the fire alarm that you pull, but it's a camera inside of it. That is a good one. And this is a. You know how in an outlet you can plug in extra plugs, like extra outlets, like a. Like a plug. Like you would Never think. Like, you're just thinking, oh, they just want extra plugs in their outlet. And there's. That's not extra plugs. It's cameras that. See, I would never. If I was at Airbnb, I'd be like, oh, cool. Extra. Extra outlets for my hair dryer, my curls. Yes. Like, oh, consider. And I get. A lot of people don't use Airbnbs that often, but some people do when they travel. Hotels. But yeah, I have this thing. Or this could even be in your own home. Well, I left it on the kitchen table at home. I was just sitting there. My wife's like, why is this on the kitchen table? I was like, you never know when you're gonna need it. She goes, well, in this house or not, so why don't we put it somewhere? Because I'll leave stuff out like that for, like a month and I'll never go back to it. And then when I need it, I can't find it. But, yeah, take a look. If you get bored today at all the ways people can hide hidden cameras. Now, is it considered paranoid if you travel with this thing and everywhere you go you're like, I don't think it's paranoid if you're doing it because that. It's also being done in other places. Yeah. Paranoia would mean it's coming from a place where you're worried about something that isn't really happening a lot, but we see it's happening. You can do car keys. They have the. The keychain, the key fob that has a camera in it. Wow. It's everything crazy. I wanted to get some earrings. I was going to pierce my ears to have them. But like, earring cameras, that's cool. I only pierce my ears to have the cameras. And then all of a sudden, red lights are on when I'm, like, looking around. But they don't have red lights on them, guys. It's not like a camera on a. Like a video camera where red light must come on. Yeah. If you're trying to be secretive, that's not gonna have a light on it. There are phone charger dock nanny cams. Yeah. Yeah. Again, they're listed as nanny cams and not pervo cams, which is what they should be. There's a tissue holder cam. Oh, what? There's a picture frame nanny cam. Which. That one. I've kind of seen those a bit. Yeah. But still, I would just think it's a electronic picture frame. Like, I would never think someone's spying on me. They are everywhere. You go, wow, wow. Everywhere you look, everywhere you go, there's a remote control. One which kind of remote control, like for the. It's like for a tv but where. You know how at the front of it there's that little bulb, it looks like a camera to. But you put it at the camera and you could lay it on top of a fireplace and people would be like, oh, I'd be like, why you keep trying to change my channel? Why are you pointing that at me? There is a air filter. Nanny cam. Like an air conditioned air filter. It's an air filter. This looks like an air filter and it's got a camera inside of it. What? There's so many of these. So take a minute if you get bored today or go buy a few. They're pretty expensive though, for the good ones. And that is the end of the first half of the podco. That is the end of the first half of the podcast. That is the end of the first half of the podcast. That is the end of the first half of the podcast. You can go to podcast two or you can wait till podcast to come out. I'm Mark Seal. And I'm Nathan King. This is Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli. The five families did not want us to shoot that picture. This podcast is based on my co host Mark Seals best selling book of the same title. Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli features new and archival interviews with Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Evans, James Caan, Talia Shire and many others. Yes, that was a real horse's head. Listen and subscribe to Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. This is John Cameron Mitchell and my new fiction podcast series, Cancellation island stars Holly Hunter as Karen, a wellness influencer who launches a rehab for the recently cancelled. In the future we will all be canceled for 15 minutes, but don't worry, we'll take you from broke to woke or your money back. Cancellation Island's revolutionary rehab therapies, like bad touch football, anti racism spin class and mandatory ayahuasca ceremonies are designed to force the council to confront their worst impulses. But everything starts to fall apart when people start disappearing. Karen, where have you brought us? Cancellation island, where a second chance might just be your last. Listen to Cancellation island on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Mel Reid, LPTA tour winner and six time ladies European tour winner and Kyra K. Dixon, NBC sports reporter and host and we've got new podcast Quiet Please with Mel and Kira. We are bringing you spicy takes on sports and pop culture, some interviews with incredible people who have figured out how to make golf their superpower and iheart Wins Sports production in partnership with Deep Blue Sports and Entertainment. You can find us on iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. 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