MON PT 2: Bobby’s Bad Sunday + How Diet Soda Can Kill You (Allegedly) + Amy Apologizes To Bobby + How Did Raymundo’s Birthday Go At Garth’s Bar

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – MON PT 2: Bobby’s Bad Sunday, Diet Soda Warnings, Amy Apology, and Raymundo’s Birthday at Garth’s Bar

Air date: September 8, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones & Team | Podcast by: Premiere Networks

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Overview

This episode is a classic mix of Bobby Bones’ signature humor, banter, and slice-of-life anecdotes. The team covers a string of personal stories: Bobby’s misadventures in dog parenting and allergies, a viral new study on diet soda and brain health, Amy’s tongue-in-cheek apology to Bobby, and an inside look at Raymundo’s birthday bash at Garth Brooks’ bar. The crew also debates tracking technology for kids and pets, discusses wild relationship stories, tackles the ethics of keeping real human skin tattoos, and breaks down a disturbing true crime documentary "Unknown Number." As always, the group’s rapport keeps things light, even when they pivot to heavier topics.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby’s Bad Sunday: Fencing Fiasco and Canine Escapades

Segment start: [03:39]

• Bobby’s neighbor’s tree fell, wrecking his fence.
  • His dog Eller escaped repeatedly, “doing her thing” tracking squirrels and critters in the woods.
  • “We tracked her down. Got so lucky. Gone again. Got so lucky we got her again because we have a very busy road near our house.” – Bobby [03:58]
  • His Apple AirTag isn’t real-time: “We’ll look and they’ll say last seen 13 minutes ago at home… it should be every second!” [04:22]
• Allergy overload: Bobby’s attempt to secure his fence left him “with pollen in every hole, allergies in every hole… my head’s about to explode from all these allergies.” [04:32]
• The team teases Bobby for whether he actually used machetes to clear the trail or just pretended for Instagram. Verification comes via a voice memo from his wife Caitlin, confirming he “cleared the trail with the machetes back in the woods.” [14:56]

2. Parenting Tech and Kids Outsmarting Apps

Segment: [06:05]

• Amy shares frustration when her daughter disabled Life360 (“so you don’t know where they are”), paralleling Bobby’s old habit of turning off location during marital spats.
• Lively banter on why kids turn off tracking and Amy’s attempts to fact-check her daughter’s alibi.
  • “I know where you are.” – Amy [06:31]

3. Diet Soda Allegedly Ages Your Brain

Segment: [10:54]

• Bobby reads a study linking artificial sweeteners (especially in diet sodas) to cognitive decline (“1.6 years in extra brain aging, 62% faster cognitive decline”). [11:05]
• Amy admits, “I love Diet Coke… sometimes nothing else is gonna get the fix.” [11:27]
• Fun nostalgia on soda habits in the 1990s and whether preference for diet vs regular is gendered (“Most girls my age, we all have a Diet Coke fixation… because we were teenagers when it was, like, oh, diet everything.” – Amy [12:45])

4. Amy Apologizes to Bobby

Segment: [15:08]

• After doubting Bobby’s “trailmaking” skills, Amy says, “I owe you an apology because I definitely thought you were just, like, doing your thing, like where you act like you build a house or something…” [15:09]
• Bobby jokes about not readily accepting the apology (“That’s legit not accepted.” [15:41]), referencing his reputation for dramatizing small chores.

5. Football, Coach Crushes, and Salary Comparisons

Segment: [13:17] & [16:23]

• The team discusses college football coaches’ salaries alongside Amy’s humorous “ranking” of which coaches she would date, separating looks from bank accounts—but not really.
  • “You’re looking up salaries to see if they’re dateable.” – Bobby [17:13]
  • “I picked Will Healy… he made less money, but I still picked him!” – Amy [18:27]
• Banter about “Pass or Smash” rating videos for football wives and coaches.
• Light critique on money as dating criteria: “You picked a charity case.” – Bobby [20:00]

6. Raymundo’s Birthday at Garth Brooks’ Bar

Segment: [21:04]

• A listener almost crashes Ray’s party thinking it's open to the public.
• Details of the exclusive event: whole room rental, food by Trisha Yearwood (even “birthday cake made with her own hands”), and a view over Broadway.
• Standout quote:
  • “All the less fortunate down there, the peons… we’re the upper crust of American society. Let’s toast a glass!” – Bobby’s (joking) party toast [23:04]
• Recap of festivities: “We bounced all around… went to midtown, went back to Broadway… My buddy Justin stayed the night. I was like, how did you end up here?” – Bobby [24:12]

7. Microplastics in Hot Water Bottles

Segment: [26:52]

• Bobby reads a warning about drinking bottled water left in cars due to microplastics released by heat (“Billions of particles, proven to be harmful.”). [27:31]
• Amy points out that even before purchase, bottles could already have been heated in transport or storage (“So I mean, is it in a temperature controlled environment?” [27:59])
• Group concludes: “We’re just screwed.” [28:09]

8. Viral Inheritance: Brazilian Soccer Star Becomes Billionaire Heir

Segment: [28:16]

• The story of soccer star Neymar inheriting $1.14B from a billionaire he never met, due to the billionaire’s admiration for Neymar’s relationship with his late father. [29:01]

9. Lighthearted Office Game: Bracket for Cash

Segment: [36:18]

• Bobby proposes a staff-wide Jenga tournament to give away $80—the crew draws randomized matchups for a showdown.
• “We’ll Jenga it up… the winner of the whole tournament gets all the money.” – Bobby [40:04]

10. News & Oddities:

Segment: [40:38]

• Amy reports on an NFL ex-wife attacking a new girlfriend (who is a chiropractor) in a convoluted relationship drama (“She showed up at her office and hit her multiple times…” [41:16]).
• Story about a widow having her husband’s tattooed skin removed, preserved, and framed:
  • “Apparently this is a thing… there’s a whole company called Save My Ink Forever.” – Amy [44:50]
• The crew debates if preserving tattoos, pet paws, or full taxidermy is “weirder.” [45:00]

11. True Crime Documentary Deep Dive: “Unknown Number”

Segment: [51:25]

• The documentary tells the story of a high school girl harassed by thousands of explicit, manipulative texts—eventually revealed to be sent by her own mother.
• Memorable dialogue:
  • “The mom did it. And so where are they now?” – Bobby [55:47]
  • “She just had no remorse… no real mental health intervention.” – Amy [54:30]
  • “I don’t like discarding people because they’re ill… But this is somebody who’s broken. And it sucks for the daughter, she’ll be traumatized for life.” – Bobby [58:35]
• Morbid comparisons to “Munchausen by proxy” and “Gypsy Rose” cases.

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Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• “We tracked her down. Got so lucky…we have a very busy road near our house.” – Bobby, on his escaping dog, Eller [03:58]
• “Apple airtags…they’re pretty good, but they’re not constant…waiting for an update, you know, she’s a neighborhood over…” – Bobby [04:13]
• “I owe you an apology, because I definitely thought you were just…waving your little sword around, acting like you did it.” – Amy to Bobby [15:09]
• “Diet soda can make the brain age faster. A new study...participants had 62% faster cognitive decline.” – Bobby [10:54]
• “I love Diet Coke…sometimes there’s nothing else that is going to get the fix.” – Amy [11:27]
• “That’s legit not accepted.” – Bobby on Amy’s apology [15:41]
• “You’re looking up salaries to see if they’re dateable.” – Bobby [17:13]
• “All the less fortunate down there, the peons…let’s toast a glass to being the affluent people that we are.” – Bobby (joking at Raymundo’s party) [23:04]
• “We’re just screwed...I know it and I still buy it and I still drink it.” – Amy on microplastics in bottled water [28:12]
• “She drew it though… right? That’s weird. You never heard of the skin in a frame either?” – Bobby, on tattoo skin preservation [46:16]
• “The mom did it…and I hope she gets a lot of help … she deserves to be punished, but I don’t like discarding people because they’re ill.” – Bobby, on the "Unknown Number" documentary [58:35]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Bobby’s Bad Sunday & Dog Escape Story: [03:39] – [10:53]
• Parent & Kid Tracking Tech Woes: [06:05] – [08:29]
• Diet Soda & Brain Health Study: [10:54] – [13:17]
• Amy Apologizes to Bobby: [15:08] – [15:41]
• Football Coaches, Rankings, and Salaries: [13:17] & [16:23]
• Raymundo’s Garth Brooks Bar Birthday: [21:04] – [24:45]
• Microplastics Water Bottle Warning: [26:52] – [28:09]
• Neymar’s Billion-Dollar Inheritance: [28:16] – [29:23]
• Jenga Bracket Office Game: [36:18] – [40:38]
• Tattoo Skin Preserved as Memorial: [43:43] – [46:45]
• "Unknown Number" Documentary Deep Dive: [51:25] – [63:32]

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Additional Highlights

• Jokes about regional language: “Check card” vs. “debit card” (Bobby is teased for using “check card,” interpreted as a very Arkansas thing) [29:48]
• Raymundo’s hangover recovery foods: “corn cakes” [43:02]
• Chat about relationship drama, pet mementos, and weird ways people process loss [44:05]
• Lunchbox shares a “Challenge” TV romance update [48:01]
• Coldplay Jumbotron HR scandal fallout—wife files for divorce after viral incident [49:33]

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Tone and Style

The crew keeps the conversation casual, self-deprecating, and playful even when discussing studies or heavier current events. Amy and Bobby’s rapport is central—good-natured teasing, honesty about parenting and personal mishaps, and openness about their own habits and neuroses.

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Conclusion

This packed episode gives listeners a blend of relatable mishaps, camaraderie, pop culture commentary, and the team's signature irreverent humor—providing comfort and laughs while engaging with serious parenting, health, and true crime issues. Perfect for those seeking entertainment mixed with meaningful discussion and a genuine peek into the lives of the Bobby Bones Show family.

Transcript

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[Cameron]

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[Cameron]

Yes, Bobby Bones show a rough day yesterday. So we had a fence that was demolished by the neighbor's tree. And I didn't know it and maybe they didn't know it either. And so Eller, our husky slash hound who is very quick, she's got out and her thing in our backyard is she likes to go because we have woods, we have few acres of woods and she likes to go and track and catch squirrels and whatever else is back there. It's like her thing.

[Amy]

Do dog things.

[Cameron]

Yeah, she like brings them in sometimes. It is weird. She like presents a rabbit. I know. She's like, look what I found, look what I killed. And I'm like, so it's her thing. And so all of a sudden she was gone. So we tracked her down. Got so lucky. Gone again. Got so lucky we got her again because we have a very busy road near our house. So went out searching and found that the tree had crashed the gate. They put up a temporary gate. I went back out yesterday to make sure the gate was sealed and sealed off. And so it was a part of the woods that didn't have a trail. And it messed me up so bad. Like I got pollen in every hole, allergies in every hole. And so it's killing me. My glasses still have a little pollen on them. I've cleaned them off like three times. But somehow when I let her out, she escaped again because it's that the temporary gate is that stretchy stuff. Yeah, I don't know if she dug under it. If she like Kool Aid, man through it. I don't know. We got lucky. We found her again. Those Apple airtags, they're pretty good, but they're not constant. Because we'll look and they'll say, last scene, 13 minutes ago @ home. Well, if the Apple airtag is constant, you should know every second. And so we're just waiting for it to update. Then finally it updates and it's like she's a neighborhood over 16 minutes ago. So we jump in the car, my wife and I go find her. She, thank God, she jumps in the car. So I'm just like. My head's about to explode from all these allergies. But it was 59 degrees driving in this morning. How about that?

[Amy]

Ready for it.

[Cameron]

I'm sure everybody's weather's different where they're ready for it.

[Amy]

Yeah. I love falling love. Fall love it.

[Guest]

I don't like that cold.

[Cameron]

I kind of just like spring and early summer.

[Amy]

No, these chilly mornings remind me that a beautiful day is ahead. Not too hot, not too cold.

[Cameron]

I have to walk outside when I let Stanley go to the bathroom. I have to go out with him every day because he likes to now roll around and poop.

[Guest]

That's his thing.

[Cameron]

Yeah. And I can't get him to stop. And so in order to get him to not roll around and poop, I gotta walk out with him everywhere. So it's cold now. It sucks, but it's okay.

[Amy]

At least your dogs can't turn off their Apple Air tags because my daughter turned off her life. 360 this weekend and let me tell you.

[Cameron]

Oh, really?

[Guest]

That's not good.

[Cameron]

Well, did we take back the ad in the yearbook?

[Amy]

No.

[Cameron]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

No, no, no, no, no. She turned it back on. She turned it back on.

[Cameron]

Yeah, I'm sure after she was done.

[Amy]

No, whatever it was, no, it wasn't. Like, I don't even know why they turn it off. Like, I don't get it, you know?

[Cameron]

What do you mean you don't know why they turn it off? It's so you don't know where they are.

[Amy]

I know, but I know where you are.

[Cameron]

Because I would do that to my wife after a fight. Back in the early marriage days, I would turn off the find on my phone and just be like, to think.

[Guest]

Like to make her think.

[Cameron]

What?

[Guest]

Like, what did you want her to think you were doing?

[Amy]

Just control. Like you don't know where I am.

[Guest]

Going to Mexico?

[Cameron]

Yeah. No, just like you don't know where I am. And I have control of where I am and I have control of you not knowing where I am. I used to do that some. I haven't done that in years. And you've grown in other in ways. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, like, I didn't want her to know. That's why I turned it off. That's why does she turn it off?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Why? What did she say?

[Amy]

Well, I guess she never really gave me a reason as to why it was off. And I didn't know. I can see when it got turned off and it was Thursday and then it was on Friday night that I was trying to figure out because there was a football game, but then there was bad weather so it was potentially going to get canceled. So she was like trying to go to the game and then I'm like, where are y'? All? Like, because I know you're not at the game. And she's like, oh, we're at Taco Bell. And so I go to try to just look and I can't tell, but I know they really are. It's like right down the street. And then when she turns it on.

[Cameron]

To hide something else though.

[Amy]

Yeah, but like when? Because like Thursday night now. I never thought. No, because she turned it right back on. But it had to be Thursday night. And all she did was go to work on Thursday, supposedly.

[Host 2]

Yeah, she worked.

[Cameron]

I got a feeling all she did is not all she did. Because why would she turn it off?

[Amy]

But she was home by 6 o'. Clock. I don't know. Good question. Like, it's just weird. Actually, Thursday night. Take that back. She wasn't even. She comes to me on Friday. So she turned it off. Maybe I need to check with her dad.

[Cameron]

Where.

[Amy]

You know what I mean? It's just one of those things where it's annoying. So at least Eller, when she gets out, she's deactivating her air tags so you can't find her.

[Cameron]

She would. Yeah, sure.

[Guest]

But life360 is good. You need that for Eller because that tells you like, when they're driving, if they're walking.

[Amy]

Test.

[Guest]

Right, Good point.

[Cameron]

If Ella had a phone, I could track her phone.

[Amy]

I know, but maybe she's wear it on her neck.

[Cameron]

Charge it constantly.

[Amy]

Yeah, because you could tell if she's walking or driving.

[Guest]

Laughing, joking.

[Amy]

Right.

[Cameron]

We've been so lucky. The fourth time she's got out, she hasn't been hit by a car. I told Caitlin yesterday, cuz we're out trying to find her. I'm like one of These times she keeps getting out is not. It's not gonna end up in the. The very lucky way that it's ended up. But my head feels like it's gonna explode because I'm in the woods just freaking digging through, like, no trails.

[Guest]

Are you still chopping stuff with a machete?

[Cameron]

I didn't. No. I went to just check the fence. It's so thick.

[Guest]

But you don't take the machete with you while you go in the woods, just in case.

[Cameron]

I didn't. I didn't think I was gonna run into bigfoot or anything.

[Amy]

Okay, I can't tell if you, like, really made that trail. This is like when you and Eddie built the pickleball court.

[Cameron]

Well, we did.

[Bobby]

We did, but I really.

[Cameron]

No, but we built the pickleball court. But I really did the trail. I promise. I promise.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Cameron]

Okay.

[Guest]

I didn't hear a difference there.

[Amy]

A difference in what?

[Guest]

In what he said.

[Amy]

Yeah, he built a pickleball court and he made the trail.

[Cameron]

I was showing me making the trail on Instagram story.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Guest]

What do you think he hired someone with a machete to walk in front of him like he did it?

[Amy]

No. Or like a big machine? I mean, it was so thoroughly.

[Cameron]

Yes. No machine me.

[Guest]

Okay, now I'm starting to doubt it.

[Cameron]

Did you really do it?

[Amy]

Did you? I was zooming in, and I'm like, okay, this is, like, legit.

[Cameron]

Okay, hold on.

[Guest]

Oh, you got video of you chopping?

[Cameron]

No, but I'm gonna tell Caitlin. Hey, they're doubting that I chopped that trail down in the backyard with a. Two machetes.

[Amy]

The whole thing.

[Cameron]

The whole thing.

[Amy]

Because you can go out there and chop one or two and say she.

[Cameron]

Thinks I chopped one or two, and she's comparing it to the pickleball court, which we did. But this I really did. So would you mind sending over verification, if you can, audio verification that I actually did that? Because I'm, like, all stuffy today from going back in the woods on the gate. I was telling the gate story. Anyway, thanks. Bye. All right. She won't lie. So there you go. I for sure did.

[Amy]

Wow. I mean, that's impressive, because you don't do chores like that.

[Cameron]

Chores. Okay, but there's a difference. It's not that I can't. It's that I choose not to anymore.

[Amy]

I know, but why did you choose to do that?

[Cameron]

Because I needed to know right then how she was getting out of the gate.

[Amy]

Okay, I get that when you're desperate. Cause sometimes my skill set to do it I know you do. You've worked maintenance. Yes. You have done lawn care.

[Cameron]

I know lawn care. Okay.

[Guest]

Throw some fertilizer.

[Cameron]

I don't know that I did lawn care. I mostly did, like, lawn support.

[Amy]

Set a sprinkler up management.

[Cameron]

Yeah, more like that.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah. Diet soda can make the brain age faster.

[Amy]

Shut up.

[Cameron]

A new study of more than 12,000 people finds that artificial sweeteners can have a detrimental effect on cognitive health. Researchers followed adults for eight years, tracking what they ate, drank, and focused on seven artificial sweeteners and aspartame. And they go through a lot of these. I can't pronounce them all. Participants who consumed the most had significantly faster declines in thinking and memory skills, losing around 1.6 years in extra brain aging with a 62% faster cognitive decline. I don't drink anything diet.

[Amy]

I love Diet Coke. I mean, I. I drink it way less than I used to, but sometimes there's nothing else that is going to, you know.

[Cameron]

Dude, did that burn?

[Amy]

Yeah, like, just get the fix from.

[Cameron]

I got a soda a couple weeks ago, A normal.

[Guest]

What'd you get?

[Cameron]

Coke. It burns perfectly.

[Amy]

I like normal Coke.

[Cameron]

I love normal Coke. I love Mountain Dew.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

When's the last time you had one of those? It's been a bit, huh?

[Cameron]

The only time that I really, like, go forth with drinking one, because I love them all the time, is if I'm not feeling good and I need some sort of quick make me feel good fix and I'll do a Mountain Dew. Or like, I can't do cheesecake anymore because I can't do dairy. But there were, like, the things that I would chase.

[Amy]

You know, the best feel do combo is a diet Mountain Dew.

[Cameron]

That's what feel do.

[Amy]

Oh, sorry. Feel good combo. A diet Mountain Dew with my doll. Call it the M and M. Is.

[Guest]

That, like, to party?

[Amy]

No. But I did discover it. I did discover it.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Like, anytime I was just feeling like total crap, I would do a diet mound, do it in my doll, and like, everything changed. I don't know what's, like, chemically happening with that combo, but it's legit. And who knows how many years it's taking off my life, but I don't do that anymore.

[Cameron]

But I don't like the taste of any diet that.

[Amy]

That gross, I guess, because I grew. I'm a 90s girl. And, like, everything we did was diet, you know, so, like, in. I get. Guys like, y' all probably had the regular soda. But most girls my age, we all have a diet Coke fixation. I think because of how, like we were teenagers when it was like, oh, diet, everything.

[Cameron]

And you thought diet was the healthier way to go, right? Like all in.

[Amy]

And so that's what our taste buds got accustomed to. And so now I much prefer that over a regular Coke. And it has nothing to do with the calories or sugar, it's just preference.

[Cameron]

Let's run through some voicemails. This is number one. Hit it, please. Hey, Boncho. Just calling in to say hello and go Jags. Sorry, Bobby. First game of the year. Hey, me and my Panther friends, we're just going to keep pounding. There's a lot of stuff we do, but mostly we keep pounding. We'll get them next week. Next up, I heard on Friday that.

[Amy]

Amy was going to give her coaches.

[Cameron]

Review on Monday, but I need to warn her. Do not forget to watch Monday Night.

[Amy]

Football with the Vikings. Head coach Kevin o' Connell will make you go into a hot flash so.

[Cameron]

Fast, I'm speechless right now.

[Amy]

Just watch him and you'll rank him high.

[Cameron]

You're welcome. He's a good looking guy, but I don't think in a hot flash real fast.

[Amy]

Yeah, let me just say he's a good looking guy.

[Cameron]

I met him. He was the backup quarterback, my partner on my other sports podcast. Lots to say.

[Amy]

He is definitely cute.

[Cameron]

He's a good looking guy. Yeah, for sure.

[Amy]

Doing a little pregame here.

[Guest]

Wow, like research.

[Cameron]

Are you hot flashing?

[Amy]

He's only 40.

[Cameron]

Probably.

[Amy]

Ooh, what does he make? What's his salary? Let me do Kevin O'. Connell. I'll guess 6 million per year.

[Cameron]

Yeah, I'm just guessing. Oh, 15 million per year.

[Amy]

What?

[Guest]

Wow, that's pretty good.

[Cameron]

Kevin O' Connell's salary with the Vikings is 15 million per year following a multi year contract extension just a couple months ago. There you go. Good for him.

[Amy]

Oh, wow.

[Cameron]

My wife left a voice memo.

[Guest]

Oh, yes, yes.

[Cameron]

Here.

[Amy]

Wow. He's.

[Cameron]

Here you go.

[Amy]

Yes, you did clear the trail with the machetes back in the woods.

[Interviewee]

But surely no one actually believes that.

[Amy]

I would let you and Eddie build.

[Guest]

No one's talking about that.

[Cameron]

She cut out.

[Amy]

Okay, well, I owe you an apology because I definitely thought you were just like, you know, doing your thing, like where you act like you build a house or something and then you're like, look what I did.

[Cameron]

You mean specifically like pickleball court?

[Amy]

Yeah, I just thought that that's what was happening. I was like, surely he didn't clear that. I was like, somebody came and cleared that. The Other day, and now he's out there, like, you know, waving his little sword around, acting like he did it.

[Cameron]

So I'm not better than that, let's be honest. But I did this one.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know. I've known you for 20 years, so I figured that's what we were looking at. But I owe you an apology.

[Cameron]

That's legit not accepted.

[Guest]

You also have like scratches on your hands and stuff, like.

[Cameron]

Oh, yeah, you mean like the cuts and stuff?

[Amy]

I know, but I see him like grabbing some twigs and he like.

[Cameron]

I got it from the slight bit of faking I was doing. That's how sensitive my hands are. Okay, let's go number three, Right?

[Amy]

Hey. I am a massive UT fan and I am going to the UT Arkansas game that's in Austin. And I just had to ask Bobby, are you planning on being there? You lived in Austin, obviously he huge Arkansas fan. So just wondering if you are planning on making the trip. Amy, I hope that you watched the UT game because Steve Sarkeesian needs to be on your list. Thanks for all you do. Yeah.

[Cameron]

I'll tell you this about Steve Sarkeesian. I don't think he's that good looking. I think he's fine. He's average.

[Amy]

Oh, he. He won.

[Cameron]

Yeah. But who was he playing?

[Amy]

I don't remember.

[Cameron]

No, not the game. The coaches, whoever that coach is.

[Amy]

Give me a sec because I watched the game.

[Cameron]

I wanted to see how Arch Manning played.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Cameron]

You look at your story?

[Amy]

Yeah, I'm gonna go look at my archive to see because I know he won.

[Cameron]

His name is Ken.

[Amy]

Yep.

[Cameron]

Nia Matalo.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Guest]

Big bigger fella.

[Amy]

He. Coach Steve from UT was playing Coach Ken from San Jose State. Coach Steve has a seven year deal worth over 70 million. And Coach Ken has a five year deal worth 7.5 million. So did UT pay San Jose?

[Cameron]

Yes, I would think so.

[Amy]

Yes. Yeah.

[Guest]

Amy, I don't like how you throw the salaries into.

[Cameron]

I don't either.

[Amy]

Why?

[Bobby]

Feels dirty.

[Cameron]

It does feel dirty.

[Amy]

That's not why I picked him.

[Guest]

No, no, no. Just the fact that you're looking up salaries to see if they're dateable.

[Host 2]

That's because women like money, guys.

[Amy]

Women like money.

[Cameron]

I said the same thing earlier. It felt weird that she was doing that because the whole thing wasn't. Let's see how much money they make and factor that in. It's just. Would you date them based on what you see?

[Amy]

Right. And I did pick them based on what I was seeing, but I just decided to look out how much I needed to entertain myself somehow. Like maybe, you know, you could have.

[Cameron]

Changed the channel as soon as you did your coaches review. You don't have to watch the whole game to know which coach you would date.

[Amy]

Let's see. I picked Tony Elliott from uva, Coach Mike from A. M, Coach Steve from ut, Coach Manny from Duke, Coach Will from East Tennessee. And he was the poorer one.

[Cameron]

They got me like a hundred.

[Amy]

By poor, I mean not poor, but you know what I mean.

[Cameron]

We look up what's his name, Coach who at East Tennessee. Because they play. They played Tennessee, right?

[Amy]

Oh, Coach Will. Yeah, yeah. They. Tennessee is coach Josh. And he. His. He. He's looking at a cool 45 million with his five year contract and a cool.

[Cameron]

A cool 45 mil.

[Amy]

Coach Will is the one that has only the four year deal.

[Cameron]

Well, Healey's a good looking dude.

[Amy]

Yeah, he is. That's why he won. See, he made less money, but I still picked him. So you can see.

[Cameron]

You want to. You want an award.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's not about that.

[Cameron]

I just was like, will Healy.

[Amy]

Curious what people may. I don't know. It's just fascinating to me that some of these coaches make these crazy, insane salaries. And these other ones, which I know they could build up to it, but.

[Cameron]

They get a bigger job. It's all about the money that your program makes.

[Amy]

Yeah. And UT brings in a lot of money.

[Cameron]

It's from Chattanooga. Coach Will healy. Tennessee dude, 40 years old. There you go.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Cameron]

But, yeah, I don't. I don't really see the Steve Sarkeesian. We need to put them. Put him on the list for being good looking. He's average solid six.

[Guest]

Yeah. I don't look at him and say like, that's a good looking.

[Amy]

Wait, but isn't his wife, like, stunning? Have y' all seen Pass or Smash?

[Cameron]

What? Yes.

[Amy]

It's inappropriate, but yeah, that does all the.

[Cameron]

All the wives of the coaches.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Cameron]

Yeah. Of course.

[Amy]

Someone was like, you should do it.

[Cameron]

Pass or smash? He like, looks at all the wives of all the coaches.

[Guest]

Amy, is that kind of what you want to do?

[Cameron]

That's exactly what she's doing. Passer smash.

[Amy]

People were sending that to me and they're like, you need to do it like this guy. And I am like, I am not doing pass or smash on coaches. I'm just gonna go, which coach would you date?

[Cameron]

But that's a version of pass or smash. He does funny stuff too. Pass or smash? He'll say stuff.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. He'll be like, triple smash.

[Cameron]

Three beers. Triple smash.

[Amy]

And then I feel bad for the ones where he's like, pass.

[Cameron]

Yeah, it's life.

[Amy]

I feel like I'm just giving a green check mark whoever gets it. And it doesn't mean the other one's not dateable. It's not like I'm like, pass. Ugh, vomit. I'm just sort of like, I pick this guy.

[Cameron]

But you put their money so the. That you're like, they're broke. Even if you pick them, you're like, they're broke. But I still pick them. It's like you picked a charity case.

[Amy]

But none of these coaches are broke. They still make good living.

[Cameron]

Relatively speaking, though.

[Amy]

Yes, I understand relative to the Josh.

[Cameron]

Hyp. Will. Coach Will. Is that what he said?

[Amy]

Yeah, Coach Will.

[Cameron]

He's. He's one of the lower people in the food cheese. The food stamp line. Yeah, Government cheese.

[Amy]

I figure he's going to work his.

[Cameron]

Way up maybe, or he could go be a coordinator at a bigger school if he doesn't work his way up and work his way up that way. Make a little more money.

[Amy]

Special teams, Something like that.

[Cameron]

You're just saying words. Give me Cameron from Utah, please. I was in Nashville for the weekend. Friday night. We went downtown. We ended up at Friends or was roped off for a private event and everyone was getting annoyed. And then I just remembered, wait. Ray's birthday party was gonna be at Friends? It was going to be. He had a whole floor to himself. If that was your fault, Ray, I hope you had a happy birthday at least. Ray, you.

[Bobby]

Was happy. It was good.

[Cameron]

No, was your event.

[Bobby]

We were the next day.

[Cameron]

Got it.

[Bobby]

So in that Friday night, that's even. That's probably triple the price. What we paid.

[Cameron]

So you had to pay.

[Bobby]

We got the 6,000 square feet room for free, but we paid for food and drinks.

[Cameron]

Dang. You thought Garthy hooked it up.

[Bobby]

Nah, we take care of the staff and stuff like that. I mean, I. I don't even want to know how much that was. It was. It's a cigar room. It's. There was the pool area, which is also the Sevens Club. The kitchen. Trish's kitchen.

[Cameron]

Her own. And then the dinner property to get married. Yeah. Yeah. Went to the church on his property.

[Bobby]

But it's like. It's one of those friendships where, hey, man, give us everything for free. No, Are you serious? We can get this for free. We're paying something. I think that's kind of how it went down.

[Cameron]

How was the party?

[Bobby]

I don't. I mean, I don't want to go too much into it, because I don't want you guys to get jealous.

[Cameron]

No, I would like to hear. Because I texted, right? I was like, well, that looks fun.

[Guest]

A lot of fun.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah. We got there right at 11:30. And all our friends. We have the. Speaking of the live app stuff.

[Cameron]

All of our friends.

[Guest]

Friends.

[Cameron]

All of our friends, he said, were there.

[Bobby]

Speaking of live360, we track all our friends and see where they're at. Not one person left their house before 11:30. So we were there for 45 minutes. Just me and Bazer.

[Cameron]

I'd have been there an entire floor. It had been me and you and bae.

[Bobby]

And we go, we really have all this. Then we tell the people, hey, we don't got a lot of people coming, so we're not really going to fill the space. So maybe we don't need the butler. Maybe we don't need the bartender. Maybe we don't need the hostess.

[Cameron]

What time everybody get there?

[Bobby]

Right around noon, I'd say was a popular time. Noon to 12:30. The Dodds came, like, an hour and a half later. But they got kids.

[Guest]

Yeah, they have kids.

[Bobby]

Kids always work for any excuse whatsoever.

[Cameron]

Yep.

[Bobby]

But they made it worth. Once they got there, they brought it hot and heavy. I mean, we were given best store. We were going, you know, we went around the table. Hey, tell your best story of Ray. Ray, tell your best story of this person. Like, special stuff like that. Really cool. And then the view overlooked Broadway. So I gave my speech, and I was like, you want to hear it? It's very quick.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Baser goes, Ray, give us a speech. And so I go, guys, all the less fortunate down there, the peons. We're the wealthy. We're the upper crust of American society. Let's toast a grass toast a glass to be in the affluent people that we are. Like, the host is over there. Like, who are these people? But obviously we'll never do.

[Amy]

Well, you were joking.

[Guest]

No.

[Bobby]

Usually they have rich people, so they probably thought we were kind of like that. But we'll never do something like that again.

[Cameron]

That sounds fun, but yeah.

[Bobby]

And then Trisha made all kinds of food. We had tendies, we had burgers.

[Guest]

Tricia make the food?

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

She made the cookies. She made the birthday cake, all that. And then they shot off cannons with.

[Cameron]

A. Trisha Yearwood made your birthday cake? Yeah. With her own hands. She'll make the cakes with her own hands? Yeah. Dang.

[Bobby]

And so then. And then they came around with the cannons and the birthday cake.

[Cameron]

Did you bring any cake from the party to us?

[Bobby]

I wish I could. Have we bar hopped? I still gotta go get gifts at like 2 in the afternoon. I get to go into a bar on Broadway. It'll be awesome.

[Cameron]

You left them all there? Yeah. Did you get drunk?

[Bobby]

Didn't intend to.

[Amy]

Oh, he definitely did. Did you watch his stories? There was like 15 of them of him and an Uber dancing with his tongue out.

[Cameron]

I didn't see that one. No.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I deleted those next morning. But we bounced all around. We went to midtown, we went back to Broadway.

[Cameron]

We.

[Bobby]

We took it back to our house. My buddy Justin stayed the night. I was like, how did you end up here?

[Guest]

Where did he end up?

[Host 2]

Yeah, that's a great question.

[Amy]

Yeah, your buddy Justin is around a lot.

[Guest]

It's your birthday wishes.

[Bobby]

No, we. Not. Not to bring it down, but we buried his dog on our property. So we always go over to the grave and pour one out for the dog for temple.

[Guest]

So that's what you all did.

[Amy]

Pour one out.

[Cameron]

So, yeah.

[Bobby]

Then he ended up staying the night.

[Cameron]

Abby, how was your birthday? I saw you at a fancy dinner or something.

[Amy]

Yeah, it was awesome. We went Friday night in Nashville to a steak dinner because I love steak.

[Cameron]

Where'd you go?

[Amy]

It's called Oak. It's like downtown. Kind of never been there. It was really good. And then we went to Atlanta the next day, and we stayed in, like, a hotel. And it was 65 floors. Like, our hotel room was on the 65th floor. How cool is that?

[Cameron]

I was gonna say. Did you not like that?

[Amy]

It was awesome.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

It was the coolest thing ever.

[Cameron]

Was it some sort of special suite?

[Amy]

No, no, it's just that it's just a super high hotel down there. And then the top has, like a rotating bar. We sat there and it does a 360.

[Cameron]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

I've never heard of.

[Guest]

These are the. Do you get dizzy up there?

[Amy]

No.

[Cameron]

They move so slow that you can sometimes you can kind of feel it. But mostly it's like there's a point and you look at the point and that point's moved. And you're like, oh, I think we moved a little, right? Would you say that?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah. We did like a time lapse on the phone. It was really cool.

[Cameron]

Everybody be vomiting.

[Amy]

I wanted it to go faster. Like, can we speed this up?

[Cameron]

So good birthday?

[Amy]

Yeah. Then the next day, we went to Six Flags and that was super fun because no one was there. It's like the perfect weekend to go.

[Cameron]

Yeah. Everyone was on a Sunday Yeah.

[Amy]

Because it's football.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So. Yeah. And then everybody back to school and the weather was great. It was awesome. It's amazing.

[Cameron]

You didn't watch any NFL yesterday?

[Amy]

Nope, not any of it.

[Cameron]

What'd you do.

[Amy]

By the kids?

[Guest]

Did you have basketball tournament or something?

[Amy]

Yeah, I ended up going to that. I didn't. There was a game yesterday, but then we ended up not even going. We had more birthday stuff for my boyfriend's daughter. Like Saturday and Sunday. I'm trying to think, what else do we do? We went over to his house for that. Like to do like some gifts and stuff with her. My daughter had to work. She worked.

[Cameron]

Like, are you sure?

[Amy]

Yes, I checked like 360. She was there. And she comes home with like stuff that's gonna expire. Lots of food. Yeah. Which is. And then her apron's dirty. So either she's going all in on like her little. If she's not working, this is a good.

[Cameron]

No, I get it.

[Amy]

She's dedicated.

[Cameron]

There was another story out about water and how if your water bottle is in the car and it gets hot, don't drink the water. Because the plastics, the microplastics, all the microplastics for sure, my brain is full of them. It's basically one microplastic just from the years of not knowing anything about them. But this is from food and wine. Experts are reminding people how bad it is to drink from a water bottle that you left in your car. Studies show that leaving plastic water bottles in hot environments like a car causes them to release billions of of microplastic particles. These particles have been tested and are harmful chemicals that are floating around in the water. To reduce exposure, experts recommend avoiding long term storage of bottled water in hot conditions. The first person I ever heard talk about that was Shokro and it was forever ago. She was like, if there's a water bottle in your car, do not drink it. And I was like, yeah, but I'm thirsty.

[Amy]

Yeah, but also here's my thing with like, I think about it when I'm at the gas station and I'm pulling, if I go get a plastic water bottle because I'm thirsty, like where, when that was transported or what warehouse was it stored in? And it's a hot summer month, like, is it already hot and leaking? Like, maybe it's not in my car hot, but I'm already. The microplastics already in there.

[Guest]

The warehouse probably scorching in there.

[Amy]

So I mean, is it, is it in a temperature controlled environment?

[Cameron]

It's a great Question. I bet it's not.

[Amy]

Yeah, so it's like, so what do.

[Cameron]

You say we do? What do we do about it?

[Amy]

I don't know. We're screwed.

[Guest]

Don't drink water bottles.

[Cameron]

We're just screwed.

[Amy]

Yeah, because I'm still. I know it and I still buy it and I still drink it.

[Cameron]

A Brazilian football legend is named the heir of a childless billionaire that he never met.

[Amy]

What? He's just like a fan.

[Cameron]

No, he's famous.

[Guest]

I know, but he's already rich.

[Cameron]

Yeah. And I've often asked people to put me in their will. I've asked many times, like, hey, if you're getting sick, you're dying, you're old, you have nobody to leave stuff to. Put me in there. I'd love to be the person. I'll give it out generously. No one ever has. I never got a call from a lawyer going, hey, you've been left. But that's what happened here. Basically. Neymar, the soccer player who, by the way, was at the Brazilian football game on Friday night. Yeah. He's been named the heir to a 1.14 billion dollar fortune by a billionaire he's never met. The 33 year old player was chosen as the sole heir by an anonymous single, childless billionaire who passed away recently.

[Guest]

Wow.

[Host 2]

That is so insane.

[Cameron]

The deceased billionaire said he identified with Neymar on a personal level, especially admiring his close relationship with his father, which reminded him of his own late father. This is from Oddity Central. Neymar has a net worth of around half a billion dollars already, but getting this money makes him a billionaire outright. Dang.

[Amy]

Wow.

[Cameron]

Rich, get richer. Yes. You just get a call. Hey, Mr. Neymar, here's a billion dollars. How did I get this so and so? I never met them. Are you sure this is true? Yeah. Look at. Wow.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

You think it's a scam for sure. Oh, I don't know how, but it's a scam.

[Cameron]

I had to turn off a card last night. My check card. Yeah, I got a thing going.

[Amy]

Did you make like your debit card?

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, you call it a check card?

[Cameron]

I guess I do. What. What is that of me?

[Guest]

Oh, go ahead.

[Amy]

Is that. I don't know.

[Cameron]

I don't know.

[Amy]

Because like my grandma would say, anybody see my pocketbook?

[Cameron]

Yeah. I'm asking though, like when I say that, what do you think? Because I think nothing of it.

[Amy]

Check card? I don't know. Did y' all say that in Arkansas?

[Cameron]

I don't know.

[Amy]

Maybe.

[Cameron]

I never thought anything about it. Is that not what you guys call it?

[Guest]

I don't know.

[Amy]

I don't. But I don't. I call it a debit card.

[Cameron]

It is a debit card, right? Yeah.

[Amy]

It even says on debit.

[Cameron]

Yeah. No, I get it. Keep taking all stabs.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's not a stab at all. If that's what you say. I get it. There's regionally. People refer to things differently. I have no idea if that's what y' all do there, though.

[Cameron]

It's hillbilly.

[Amy]

I don't know that it means it's hillbilly.

[Cameron]

Well, regional. What region?

[Amy]

Well, Arkansas.

[Cameron]

Okay. And what would most people refer to us as?

[Amy]

I don't refer to as that. You do.

[Cameron]

Okay.

[Amy]

I'm not calling you that. I don't know if you're hillbilly. I don't know.

[Cameron]

What is a check card? When you guys hear that, what do you hear?

[Amy]

Check card.

[Guest]

I don't know what that is. It's a card that probably works like.

[Cameron]

A check with your checking account connected.

[Guest]

To your checking account.

[Cameron]

Yeah, that's what it is. My check. Oh, I never knew that was a different thing. Mike, what is that to you? Old person.

[Host 2]

Yeah, old person is what I thought.

[Cameron]

That's why I thought somebody saying, like, their ATM card. My check card. Got it.

[Guest]

That's better, man.

[Amy]

Are you carrying a pocketbook today?

[Cameron]

No.

[Amy]

No purse.

[Cameron]

Anyway, I got a message going, is this you? Yes or no? And I click no, and he goes, we just canceled your card, like, immediately. I think I would have just taken the run and. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Guest]

So what were they. What were they buying?

[Cameron]

I don't know. It was $100 charge to something. And most times when they're trying to mess with you, they don't do 100.

[Guest]

$1.

[Cameron]

Yeah. They do something very small to see if it goes through. Then they go. And so it's like, is this you? And I immediately click, no, and then I regretted clicking no. I would rather take it a run, let them have a couple things, and then gotten some cash out first, because I can't get any cash out of the ATM now.

[Amy]

That sucks.

[Cameron]

Which, by the way, somebody stole my $50 bill out of my waddy cashier in the studio. Yeah. Did see a bill on the floor. Oh, yeah. Let me. I'll go through it again just to make sure. This could be a 50. This could be a 50. Found it. Oh, that's why you don't jump to conclusions. See, there you go.

[Amy]

I was thinking, like, oh, no, who got in here? Because it was locked up.

[Cameron]

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[Bobby]

Sounds like when you road trip to the iHeartradio Music Festival in the all new Hyundai Palisade Hybrid.

[Amy]

Wow. This is really nice.

[Bobby]

Inside, the Palisade Hybrid has more luxury than ever.

[Amy]

Oh this sound system is awesome.

[Cameron]

Turn it up.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

Sweet. You got the available built in dash.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

So do we ever have to stop for gas?

[Bobby]

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[Cameron]

I'm willing to give all this money away.

[Host 2]

Okay, I'll take it.

[Guest]

Here I am.

[Cameron]

Here I am.

[Guest]

Rock me like a hurricane.

[Cameron]

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. It's like it's probably like 80 bucks or so. Mike, would you put Scuba, Ray, Abby, Amy.

[Guest]

Eddie.

[Cameron]

Now hold on a minute.

[Host 2]

Hello? Who's the one person you forgot my name.

[Cameron]

Okay.

[Guest]

Is that pallet money?

[Cameron]

What? Is that? It is.

[Host 2]

Yeah, it is.

[Cameron]

Mike, would you put all eight of us onto a wheel or onto something like random generator and then drop an eight person bracket? I'm in it too. Oh boy.

[Guest]

Feel like there's gonna be a long term game.

[Cameron]

What? Do you want the money? Yes. Is it worth it?

[Host 2]

It's worth the wait for me. Eddie's complaining.

[Cameron]

Why are you complaining? I'm all in.

[Guest]

I thought it was just gonna be a spin of the wheel, and whoever lands gets the money. I'm like, let's go.

[Cameron]

I mean, I want you to get that up. Was the eighth person. Scuba, Ray, Abby, Amy, Lunchbox, Morgan, Eddie, Me.

[Guest]

Here I am.

[Cameron]

If you do that, I'll draw the bracket on the back of my paper, and we'll go from there. He's got him on a wheel. Spin it up, See who comes up first. See it there, too. Oh, I see it. Here we go. Up first is Raymundo. Yeah, Raymundo. In the first round of the game. That has not been spoken yet. We remove them now. Yeah, you can remove them. Yeah. Raymunda will be playing Amy. Okay, there you go. All right, we'll remove Amy from the wheel in the first round. There's. There's only five people left. Shouldn't there be six? The last one, Scuba, Amy, Eddie, me, Morgan. Got it. Is Morgan on there? Okay, there we go. Hit it. All right, next up. I wish you guys could see this. We got to get a screen, Eddie. Ooh.

[Guest]

So whoever's next. I'm playing.

[Cameron]

Yep. All right.

[Guest]

Come on, Abby.

[Cameron]

You don't even know what you're playing.

[Guest]

It doesn't matter. Doesn't matter what we're playing. Come on.

[Cameron]

You just yelled Abby. That's wrong.

[Host 2]

Is she the lowest intelligence wise?

[Cameron]

Eddie.

[Guest]

I just would like to play Abby.

[Cameron]

All right, go ahead. Eddie will be playing.

[Guest]

Come on, baby.

[Cameron]

Scuba. Oh. All right.

[Host 2]

Four people left, Abby.

[Cameron]

Next up is in the blue. Abby.

[Amy]

Come on, Lunchbox.

[Host 2]

Come get some.

[Cameron]

And blue. That'll be me. I'll be playing Abby for sure. Oh, shoot.

[Guest]

Bye, Abby.

[Amy]

Yeah. What kind of game is this?

[Host 2]

It doesn't matter.

[Cameron]

Then Morgan and Lunchbox are playing first round. Okay, so here's the bracket. I had Abby go and get a Jenga.

[Guest]

Oh, like the games.

[Amy]

Like a big life size Jenga or table Jenga.

[Cameron]

Not life size.

[Amy]

They have the big ones.

[Cameron]

Yeah, Those are ridiculous. That'll be crazy. So you guys always minimize stuff?

[Amy]

No.

[Cameron]

So we're gonna play. We'll. We'll Jenga it up. We can do the first round today, which would be Raymondo and Amy. And the winner of the whole tournament gets all the money.

[Guest]

This is amazing.

[Cameron]

And then we'll. Yeah, we'll shoot it and we'll do it as an independent video. We go to that. Yeah. Okay. So over on our YouTube page, which, if you're watching this, for the most part, you're probably watching it live on YouTube. We'll do it on YouTube. But if you are a just podcast listener, you can go over to our YouTube and watch it and we'll play the first one today. All right, good. Do you have stuff? I didn't. Haven't gone to you guys in a bit.

[Amy]

You have stuff like a story? Yeah, yeah. About some NFL player. I don't know him, but y' all might. I guess he's a former NFL, but Thomas Davis or something.

[Cameron]

What about him?

[Amy]

You know who that is?

[Cameron]

Done ring a bell right now.

[Amy]

Oh, I just saw this whole thing about his ex, like, attacked some girl that was alleged. Allegedly attacked some girl that was hooking up with him. And it just made me think, like, how we react to things. Like, there is his ex wife, and she's going. And allegedly attacking another woman for hooking up with him.

[Cameron]

When it's his fault.

[Amy]

It's. Well, it's his fault, but also. But they're divorced. Like, no, it's her fault. Like, her actions. So I'm just trying to think of.

[Cameron]

Like, I thought you were, like, who should she be mad at? It's his fault. If you're gonna blame somebody.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. Like, if they were still together and he did that, then it's his fault. She would think. But I don't know, it just makes me think of sometimes just how relationships make people crazy. Allegedly.

[Cameron]

Yeah. And you look for a reason that you are the victim.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Because that's her going, I was done wrong. I'm gonna attack the person who has done me wrong. And that's the girl he was hooking up with.

[Amy]

Yeah. And apparently that girl is the chiropractor. And she showed up at her office and hit her multiple times.

[Cameron]

Wow. I didn't see the story.

[Amy]

Allegedly.

[Cameron]

I'm not familiar with him, so I don't.

[Amy]

Oh, dang. I thought you would know. So I didn't even look up to see what team he played for because.

[Guest]

You know, I've never heard of that name.

[Amy]

Let's see. He's wearing a blue jersey. Blue, blue, yellow and white with lightning stripes.

[Cameron]

Chargers.

[Amy]

Lightning on the shoulder.

[Cameron]

Chargers, probably.

[Host 2]

He played for the Panthers. Chargers in Washington.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Cameron]

Anybody know who he is?

[Host 2]

He was an all pro in 2015.

[Amy]

All pro linebacker. Yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Well.

[Cameron]

So 2015. So it's been 11 years.

[Amy]

It's been a minute. He's a former NFL player, but I guess he's still somewhat popular because it made. I mean.

[Cameron]

Well, the story's sensational.

[Amy]

Made the news. Yes. And it just made me think of. I don't know. I feel bad. Chiropractor girl. She shouldn't get attacked, you know, 20.

[Guest]

20, 15. That's 10 years, right?

[Cameron]

Yeah, 10 plus. I guess it depends on when.

[Guest]

I thought you were pulling a ray here with a extra year.

[Cameron]

Oh, no, Ray. Your sign said 40th birthday, though, not 41st.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I think they just went with 1985.

[Cameron]

What are you eating?

[Bobby]

Some corn cakes.

[Guest]

Corn cakes?

[Amy]

What's a corn cake?

[Cameron]

That sounds like the least appealing cake ever, Trisha.

[Bobby]

Oh, they're amazing. There's nothing in them, guys.

[Guest]

What do you mean there's nothing in it?

[Amy]

But they're amazing.

[Cameron]

Are you eating it just because you need some sustenance?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Two day hangover.

[Cameron]

You went that hard or are you that old now?

[Bobby]

No, you just know that's gonna happen. You think we started at 10:30 and took it till 1:30am I mean, that's over 12 hours.

[Guest]

That's a lot.

[Host 2]

That's a lot.

[Bobby]

Like, that's longer than these NFL guys played yesterday.

[Cameron]

But you did it. I know.

[Bobby]

Like, that's like one of those where. Hey, props to me, man. That's impressive.

[Cameron]

Props to you, buddy.

[Guest]

Good job, dude.

[Cameron]

Still going hard at 40. Morgan, we have a story over there.

[Amy]

Yeah, I do.

[Interviewee]

So there is a widow, and she had her husband's tattoo removed from his body and kept it.

[Cameron]

I saw that, like, framed it.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Like, is it the skin?

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Host 2]

What?

[Guest]

She took the skin off the dude, right?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Interviewee]

And it was something they had talked about before, I guess he had a bunch of tattoos, but this was like the one there. They're big Pittsburgh Steelers fans and they cut it out.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Interviewee]

Becoming one. They cut it all out and they had it framed. And she's the one who, like, draw it, like, drew it on his body of the one that she wanted.

[Amy]

And I mean, he would have to give written consent before he passed away for that because you can't just like.

[Cameron]

Yeah, they did, though. They talked about it.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what I mean. I get that they talked about it, but, I mean, he had to be a part of that because otherwise you.

[Guest]

Can'T go to the funeral home. He can't just be like, we talked about it. Give me the text.

[Amy]

Like, there's to be a contract.

[Host 2]

I don't know. He died suddenly. It wasn't like. It was a.

[Cameron]

It looks like a massive quarter in the frame. I saw the picture because it's a big circle. It looks like a big piece of baloney.

[Amy]

Ew.

[Interviewee]

Just with the Pittsburgh Steelers helmet on it.

[Amy]

Why couldn't you just take a picture of him and the tattoo? And frame it.

[Interviewee]

Apparently. This is a thing I did not realize. There's a whole company called Save My Ink Forever and they do this. So this is apparently a thing that a lot of people do.

[Host 2]

People are weird.

[Amy]

Okay. I. Wow.

[Cameron]

I don't hate it. It's weird, but I don't hate it because it ain't wrong. And when people die, you know, some people keep their dog's paw around their neck.

[Guest]

The paw prawn.

[Cameron]

What?

[Host 2]

The real paw. Where are you?

[Amy]

Like a paw print?

[Cameron]

No, I've seen both. I've seen people like keep a Paul. I've seen people with the paw print for sure.

[Amy]

Like a lucky rabbit's foot.

[Cameron]

Yep.

[Amy]

What?

[Guest]

I've never heard.

[Host 2]

Where have you seen that?

[Cameron]

You think that's weirder than the skin off the guy?

[Guest]

No, it's both weird.

[Cameron]

Yeah, both weird. I've seen people stuff their animals.

[Amy]

Well, yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Taxidermy. That's the mean.

[Cameron]

No, no, they're actual animal. They're pet.

[Guest]

No, I get it. I get it.

[Cameron]

You think stuff in a full pet is less weird than saving a paw.

[Guest]

Well, you stuff a deer that you shot, but you didn't have a relationship with.

[Cameron]

Yeah, that's because you didn't have a relationship. And there is a. That is you going, look at this trophy. I killed something this big. It's a comparison trophy.

[Guest]

Did you want to get stuffed when you died?

[Cameron]

No, I want to. I want to be up here at my desk and stuffed. No, I don't care about being stuffed.

[Guest]

Oh, so just your ashes at your desk.

[Cameron]

We're.

[Guest]

Because we're.

[Cameron]

No, my body before I stink. That's like a day, dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Have me up here just sitting here.

[Guest]

Can people come by and look?

[Cameron]

Take a picture. Like clean up behind the desk and come up, take a picture. Final pictures.

[Guest]

I've never heard of the dog paw. That's.

[Cameron]

That's weird. You never heard of the skin? No. In a frame either.

[Guest]

That's even weirder.

[Cameron]

Yeah, that's a weird one. Yeah. I'm not saying it's not weird. Yeah, I mean, she drew it though too, right?

[Interviewee]

I didn't see that part. She could have.

[Cameron]

Maybe not.

[Interviewee]

It was just like more. I think their son was also involved. They have a 10 year old son. And he was also like excited about this being an arrival thing. There was a whole, whole piece of this.

[Cameron]

The picture of them together holding that framed tattoo. They're smiling a little too big for me.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like, I don't want my 10 year old to be into like skin. Dead skin.

[Cameron]

I don't think it's just their dad. It's just something kept from their. Imagine you're 10 and your dad dies.

[Amy]

You know, that's terrible.

[Cameron]

It's like a part of him. You want it to live on, Then you can just sew it into your skin.

[Host 2]

No, no.

[Amy]

I. Honestly, when Morgan started talking, I thought that's what she was gonna say. But then I'm like, I mean, crazier things have been done.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Guest]

This isn't the same, but, you know, my cousin, he got a tattoo, but he wanted a tattoo of a girl, and he saw a girl, like, in public and was like, can I get your face on my arm?

[Cameron]

No way.

[Guest]

Yeah, and he got a tattoo. I was like, okay. And no way. He got a tattoo of her face, and now they're married. Isn't that crazy?

[Amy]

Wait, what?

[Cameron]

What?

[Guest]

They're married now, and that's how they met? Because he was like, you are beautiful. I want your face on my arm.

[Cameron]

Wow. That's a good story. Isn't that cool? It turns out good. It was creepy. It was really leading me creep vibes.

[Guest]

I mean, it's still creepy to go up to someone.

[Cameron]

Was he using that to pick her up?

[Guest]

No, he just said he thought she.

[Amy]

Was beautiful, and he just was looking for a beautiful girl to put on his arm.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Cause he wanted a tattoo.

[Host 2]

So she went to the tattoo parlor with him, sat there.

[Guest]

I don't know if she took a picture, and then just said, here's my picture.

[Cameron]

Like, yeah.

[Amy]

Because then they may.

[Interviewee]

But then how did they end up getting married?

[Guest]

They went on. They went on some dates, he got.

[Host 2]

Down on a knee, and they proposed.

[Interviewee]

I know, but, like, when did they talk? If she walked away forever.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Guest]

I don't know.

[Cameron]

Wow. That's a good one.

[Guest]

It's crazy, huh?

[Cameron]

Lunchbox story.

[Host 2]

Yeah. Cam and Leroy from the challenge. They've been engaged for a while. They got a couple kids, and they got married. They eloped, finally said, you know what? Let's just go down. Let's get married. They did the thing, and so, so excited for them. They started dating on the challenge, Then they got in this huge fight. Didn't talk for, like, a year and a half, and they got cast on the same challenge a couple of seasons later, and they didn't talk, like, half the season, and then they got drunk and started talking, and they fell in love, and boom. Congratulations. Pretty awesome.

[Cameron]

Why do they not talk?

[Host 2]

Because they were so angry at each other.

[Cameron]

I know. Why?

[Host 2]

I don't Know the ins and outs.

[Cameron]

That's why they weren't talking, because they were angry.

[Amy]

But was the fight related to the actual challenge or just other drama?

[Host 2]

No, more like he wasn't open with his emotions. He wasn't there. Like, he. I guess. I don't know. He. She didn't think he was serious about, like, a serious relationship, I would assume. And then they didn't talk and they were never going to talk again. And then she was like, I'm not talking to him the whole season. Whole season, Whole season. Then halfway through the season, those walls broke down. Boom.

[Cameron]

Sounds like some cheating. Like, if you're angry and you don't talk to them, there's something that angered you more than being disappointed that they're not sharing their emotions. I don't even know that his story is true because I don't know them. But if you're never going to talk to somebody and you dislike them so much that you're in the same place and you're like, I'm never talking to you, that's usually not a, we're going to break up because we're not on the same page.

[Amy]

Yeah, I don't know. I have no idea who these people are.

[Cameron]

I don't either. I know he's talking about people I never even heard of.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Cameron]

Morgan.

[Amy]

There's hope.

[Guest]

Morgan already did the tattoo.

[Cameron]

Oh, Eddie.

[Guest]

So, bad news. The lady from the Coldplay Jumbotron, she's filed for divorce.

[Cameron]

Official. The lady on the Jumbotron with the CEO. The HR woman. Right.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Kind of saw that coming though, huh?

[Cameron]

It was so embarrassing for everybody. Like, everywhere they go, she had to be, you're her. And then imagine him even when she's not around, like, even if they don't say anything, they're like, oh, dude, I don't know. That's the dude whose wife was with the CEO.

[Guest]

I know he had a family. Did she have a family?

[Interviewee]

I think she had a boyfriend or a husband.

[Amy]

She had a husband because she was just filing for.

[Guest]

Well, I know that, but I didn't know she had kids.

[Amy]

Oh, gotcha.

[Interviewee]

I haven't seen anything about kids.

[Guest]

I know he had like, few kids.

[Cameron]

That guy. The guy of the woman. The HR woman. Everywhere he went, people were talking about him, even if he didn't know they were.

[Guest]

I've seen a couple guys around town and be like, you look just like the guy from the Coldplay jumbotron. Oh, the guy just kind of that look where, like, you look like a lot of dudes that I see around.

[Cameron]

I did watch the Catfish show.

[Amy]

Oh, you did the Unknown number.

[Cameron]

Yeah. And so I know tomorrow's Tuesday reviews day, and we'll put that up.

[Amy]

I feel like this is.

[Cameron]

It's bigger than that.

[Amy]

Bigger than that.

[Cameron]

I'll review it quickly tomorrow on the radio part of the show. And also, if you. And I'll say this. I already knew what happened. I didn't even know I knew what happened. I remember the news story, so I watched it. But I thought, because Caitlin goes, we're watching it or I'm watching it. She goes, I already know. Already know who it is. And I'm like, okay, great, don't tell me. And she's like, yeah, I remember the new story. And I was like, okay, don't say anything. So I tried to convince myself I didn't know, even though I was watching it. So if you don't want to know. Even though they've spoiled it everywhere, just on the people Instagram, they, like, put the person on the front of it. It's crazy how they're not being spoiler sensitive about this at all. So if you don't want to hear, you can leave the room or you can turn us off or you can move on from the podcast, because I'm gonna talk about it. And I wasn't going to, but they spoiled. It's spoiled on the front image of everything.

[Amy]

Oh, so we're gonna talk about it.

[Cameron]

Yeah. But I'm giving everybody an opportunity to turn us off.

[Amy]

Okay, let me know when.

[Guest]

Does anyone wanna leave the room?

[Cameron]

Does everybody remember the story? I remember the story in real life.

[Amy]

I remember it now. Yes. Because it didn't happen that long ago.

[Cameron]

Who watched it? I did. I did.

[Amy]

I did.

[Cameron]

Okay. Did you already know, Mike? Yeah, we talked about it on the show. Yeah. Okay, so I knew all about it, but. So this whole thing is called the Wrong Number.

[Amy]

Unknown number.

[Cameron]

Unknown number. It's about a high school girl just being terrorized. Yeah, but the girl was being terrorized. The boy was kind of a side character in it. Right. I mean, they were going after the girl for him.

[Amy]

Like, he was sort of like, who knew that getting a phone was gonna ruin my life?

[Cameron]

For sure. I agree. Like, it was tough for him, too. Traumatizing. But it was mostly on her. Yeah, because they were like, kill yourself.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

If you don't, like, give him BJ's, I'm gonna. I will.

[Guest]

What?

[Cameron]

Dude, it was.

[Amy]

It was thousands of really bad, explicit, sexual, harmful.

[Guest]

How old was she?

[Cameron]

15? 13. 13. 13 or 14. And it happened for two years about.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

And now they're interviewing her. She's like, 17, 18. But they also interviewed her back a couple years ago, too. And you can see the difference of when they're interviewing her and when they start off, I don't know, I'm just going to say, who did it? It was the freaking mom.

[Amy]

Her mom.

[Host 2]

Her mom.

[Cameron]

And her mom was in the documentary at the beginning, which is why I'm trying to convince myself that it wasn't the mom. And I'm like, oh, maybe this is a whole different story, because her mom's like. And I couldn't believe it. And the numbers were just coming.

[Amy]

But, yeah, well, so that's where I am with it. Like, even though I knew as well then, I was like, well, I guess this isn't the story where it's the mom, because the mom's a part of this documentary. Because why in the world would she be a part of this documentary? And then the way they edited how she was talking, they didn't include the part where she's admitting till the end. So it totally worked. And you thought, oh, the moms are working together to try to figure out who did it. So I had convinced myself that this was a different story, similar to you. So it still was an enjoyable watch, even though I already knew. And then I was like, gosh, you know, sometimes my friend and I were texting about how sometimes we feel like, you know, we're not doing our best as moms. And I'm like, we are thriving. We are so good. Like, we're like moms of the year compared to this mom. Like, I don't even understand how she did that to her daughter and why.

[Cameron]

So.

[Amy]

Ugh.

[Cameron]

A couple reasons. Mostly very mentally ill.

[Amy]

Very.

[Cameron]

And that's where I kind of. The empathetic part of me goes, correct. And she went to jail for a couple years. The part of me goes, man, I hate discarding people just because they're mentally ill. She was mentally ill. Right.

[Amy]

She needs help, especially now. And even in the documentary, she compared it to, like, everybody makes mistakes.

[Cameron]

Terrible. Like, you can't. Yep. She's like, other people have committed crimes and they just weren't caught. Maybe you drunk drive. And I'm like, you should stop talking.

[Amy]

Yeah, you're not making yourself sound any better.

[Cameron]

Yeah. Very mentally ill. At the very end.

[Interviewee]

She didn't even feel like she was sorry about it. That was what was so, like, appalling to me, was like, you spent time in jail. You would think that she's gotten some mental health help or anything, and she just. There was no remorse.

[Cameron]

She faked not having a. She faked having a job after she'd been fired for, like, two years. And I'm thinking, how do they even get money? Because if you're working, quote unquote, you're bringing in a check. But she lied about having a job for two years. I know they did the insurance thing where they got a little money from a fake lightning strike, but that's not enough money.

[Amy]

No. That's why they were getting evicted and had to bounce around. And she handled the bills. So he didn't. I guess he wasn't paying attention. Maybe whatever she was bringing in, you.

[Cameron]

Know, everybody lost in this. Oh, yeah, Everybody lost.

[Amy]

So heartbreaking. Even the one girl that, like. Well, who is it?

[Cameron]

Chloe?

[Amy]

Yeah, Poor thing. Like, she got bullies.

[Cameron]

Her parents are bullies.

[Amy]

Yeah, they were very.

[Interviewee]

Not, like, their energy at all.

[Cameron]

Yeah, no, they lost in this, too.

[Amy]

Because I still felt bad that she got, like, it didn't help her.

[Cameron]

I agree.

[Amy]

Like, she might be bullying because of. Yeah, like, well, her parents are kind of that way and then stuff and then this.

[Cameron]

They were the biggest bullies, and their daughter was just a bully because she was a bully. But that's why she was accused, because she was such a bully at school. She's like, I didn't do it. And they're like, well, you threw carrots at our heads. And she was like, yeah, but I didn't do this. And she didn't do it. And she didn't do it. But her parents. I'm not even saying her. Her parents were such bullies. They did not come across well on that show. But, yeah, the mom did it. And so where are they now?

[Host 2]

Are the daughter and mom, like, they.

[Cameron]

Don'T talk, does she? Not able to talk to her kid till their kid's 18.

[Amy]

The kid. It seems like she wants to. The kid wants to. And then. Lunchbox. Get this. Whenever the cops went to the house and busted her, the daughter was there. And the daughter's just sitting there in shock. You can tell. Like, she's just, like, in shock, and the mom is, like, trying to comfort her. That. That part was bothering me so much that the mom was like, I now have to. It was just manipulative, too. Like, I'm gonna comfort my daughter. I'm be. Yes, I did.

[Cameron]

You're looking for rational actions from an irrational person, though.

[Host 2]

Oh, my God.

[Amy]

Correct. I am. I know. It just was crazy to me that, like, this daughter like now her. And she's also dependent on. Upon her mom because her mom was doing the evil things to her but then comforting her at the same time. So then she's just emotionally so confused as to, like, how to respond to her mother.

[Cameron]

Where's her dad's custody of her?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Okay.

[Amy]

And they haven't seem to have a good relationship.

[Cameron]

Normal.

[Amy]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Host 2]

Were they married? Still married at the same time?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

They're not anymore. They're divorced now.

[Amy]

And he was like, you need to get out. You have to leave.

[Cameron]

Yeah, she has. It was. It was awful. I read an article too, outside of the documentary that was written months ago, and apparently a lot of people in the town had thought it was a.

[Guest]

Moment because they knew the mom.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh. But the boy's mom was like. It was like, no way. She would never. No way. She couldn't do that. No. But I don't know. Have you heard the theory of the mom? I know she's not mentally well, but also that she was, like, obsessed with the boyfriend, like, the boy.

[Cameron]

I don't know if that's. I mean, that's a great. I mean, she was, like, wanting to go to his games in Florida.

[Amy]

Yeah. And the mom had to. The boy's mom had to say, no, you're not coming. But she just cut a stink and stuff.

[Cameron]

They said that on the documentary.

[Amy]

Unhealthy obsession with a teenage boy.

[Cameron]

Yeah. Her brain's broken.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Interviewee]

You know the part that, like, really, like, just struck me was when they asked her about, like, saying, tell your daughter to kill herself. And she was like, no, I. I didn't. I. I knew she wouldn't. And I'm like, you knew she wouldn't what? Like, that was at the moment where my whole body just, like, couldn't understand or comprehend what we were even watching.

[Cameron]

The comparison they made, I think it's called, like, Munchausen. I forget how to say that. Where there are parents who will kill, make their kids sick because they want the attention as, like, the carekeeper. That's kind of what this was, they.

[Interviewee]

Think, not like gypsy rose. That was kind of a gypsy rose.

[Cameron]

I don't remember that story as much. I'm sure she killed her mom. Right?

[Interviewee]

Yeah. But because.

[Amy]

Because her mom did that to her.

[Cameron]

Really sick. Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

So. Yes. So that that parent is, like, wanting the attention and the adulation and for, like, raising it becomes their identity. So I think, or they think, which led me to think this is not my theory, that that's a bit of what it Was like, she was the one comforting her daughter. Like, she got her daughter's love. And also that was what she was known for as the one that was a protector. And it became much of her identity.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

And. Yep. I hope she gets a lot of help. And she deserved to go to jail, and she deserves to be punished, but I just. I don't like discarding people because they're ill. This is not somebody who was doing something for intention of mean. This is doing. This is somebody who's broken. And it sucks. It sucks for the daughter. She's gonna be traumatized by that the rest of her life.

[Guest]

Rest of her life.

[Amy]

I know. I guess I was just thinking after, like, that jail time and then the time that has passed and whenever this was filmed and her being interviewed, that maybe there would be some intervention for help. And I don't know that mentally we were seeing that yet. And I have a hope that maybe she can get help, but you can.

[Cameron]

Intervene, but it doesn't mean you accept, and it doesn't even mean that it's the right kind of intervention.

[Amy]

I know.

[Guest]

So she's not 18 yet, the daughter?

[Amy]

No, not yet.

[Cameron]

It sucks for.

[Amy]

It's so terrible.

[Host 2]

That's awful.

[Amy]

It's. So do you believe that she wasn't the initial?

[Cameron]

No, I believe it was her from the start.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

And she worked in it because it limits in her mind how bad of a person she is.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Cameron]

Because somebody was doing at the beginning. The mom's like, no. I then started later because I wanted to find out who it really was. Because if kids would talk about it. That doesn't check for me.

[Guest]

And the mom worked in it.

[Cameron]

She did. And she knew an app that could change the phone numbers. And so all they did was go, listen, we had a stalker issue. It's what we did. We got with the FBI and they tracked the number. They were using an app. We found exactly who it was. We have exactly who it is. We've got documents that are tracked all the way back to the IP address. And so we're just like, we have them so we can release them if we ever want to. That's what they had. And the cop went to the house and was like, hey, we tracked this. And it all kept coming back to you. And then the mom didn't go, like, it wasn't me. She was like, okay.

[Amy]

Well, I thought, well, shoot. She just handed over her phone like, she's busted. But then she had another phone.

[Cameron]

Yeah. They were like, it's. Yeah. She was like, it's in the building outside. Yeah. So compelling show.

[Guest]

What's it called?

[Amy]

An unknown number, A catfish story or something. And then she didn't have a job. She had all day to harass them. And she would send, like, so many texts all day long.

[Cameron]

I feel terrible for that kid because they're always going to have this. And I hope she's able to somehow get a relationship back with her mom, because as a mom, I hope there's something that they can save, they can preserve out of that. It won't ever be normal. Feel terrible for the dad. The dad is working, trying to create a living. He didn't know it. Pick up a slack for the whole family. And then he finds out one, his wife wasn't working. I think he kind of thought it was the wife, too, because when they told him, he was most shocked by the fact that she wasn't working. Because I, like, star at your wife. He's like, you don't have a job. You've been lying. You need to go call your parents. I think that's where she's living now, in Detroit with her parents. The mom.

[Host 2]

Oh, so the dad thought she was.

[Amy]

Going to work every day or working remotely too.

[Host 2]

Oh, my gosh.

[Cameron]

Yeah.

[Guest]

Y' all ever feel bad watching these documentaries? Yeah, like, because it's entertain, it's entertaining. But then you're like, gosh, this is someone's life. And. And as soon as we're done, we move on with our life. But they have to keep going.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, I know, I know. But I mean, I think that the. For them. Does, like the daughter. Do they get paid for that?

[Cameron]

I'm sure they get money.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Cameron]

You wouldn't do that for free. Cause it's not like a public interest.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Interviewee]

I am so curious why the mom did it, though. Even though if there was money involved.

[Cameron]

They were gonna do it without her. So you think maybe you can gain a little bit of sympathy or you can tell your side. That possibly limits how you come off, how negative you come off.

[Guest]

But that didn't help.

[Cameron]

And money.

[Interviewee]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah, it helped a little bit. Not that you felt sympathy for her, as for why she did it, because you hate it and you hate her for it, but you could tell she's mentally ill. Like, there is absolutely something broken in her brain and she should be punished. She should be put somewhere to try to rehabilitate that or kept from people if she can't rehabilitate that, to protect herself and to protect others.

[Amy]

But outside of that particular instance with.

[Cameron]

Her daughter, that's all we know, though.

[Amy]

I know. That's all we know. Okay, that's true, I guess. But outside of that. Otherwise she had a. Well, from what we know, she was.

[Cameron]

Coaching his track team. I don't. I don't. I think she was. You don't think she was completely mentally ill, I think.

[Amy]

But people spoke of how she was kind and would be there for you and would show up for you.

[Cameron]

Same thing.

[Amy]

Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

[Interviewee]

I mean, that just a master manipulator is really on top of the mental health.

[Cameron]

Yeah, big time. All right. That's what's up.

[Interviewee]

It definitely made me feel icky. It's one of those shows like I wouldn't recommend.

[Cameron]

Nobody wins. Nobody wins on that show.

[Interviewee]

What's that Zachary show? You guys always.

[Cameron]

You haven't watched it?

[Amy]

No, I haven't.

[Cameron]

Oh, you should.

[Interviewee]

You guys said don't, but like, you should watch that. Okay, but this is one of those.

[Cameron]

I don't recommend it. I do not recommend it. But do.

[Guest]

But you should watch it.

[Interviewee]

But this is like one of those.

[Cameron]

Like, I don't recommend, but I don't recommend it.

[Guest]

I think it's on like Max or something. You should watch it.

[Cameron]

Stay far away from. You should watch it.

[Host 2]

Yeah.

[Cameron]

Yeah. All right, we're done. Thank you. We will see you guys tomorrow. We'll try to get in our first round Jenga today. I'll let you guys set that up real quick. Raymundo and Amy, we'll go first. All right. There you go. Thank you. Goodbye, everybody. This episode of the Bobby Bone show is brought to you by Chase Sapphire Reserve. Traveling is one of life's greatest joys. Honestly, can anything be more exhilarating? Yeah, it can. With Chase Sapphire Reserve, it's your getaway to the world's most captivating destinations. First, you'll earn eight times points on all purchases through Chase Travel. And the card gets you into the Sapphire Lounge by the club at select airports nationwide and access to one of a kind experiences. Whether you are booking a once in a lifetime trip or your next weekend escape. Discover more with Chase sapphire [e-mail] Sapphire Reserve cards issued by JP Morgan Chase Bank NA member FDIC subject to credit approval. Terms apply.

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[Guest]

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[Bobby]

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[Guest]

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[Bobby]

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[Guest]

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[Amy]

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[Amy]

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[Guest]

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[Cameron]

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[Amy]

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