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More game two scoop of Steve Red Abbott's trying to put you through. Mike D's riding his wigs. Next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is? This is the Bobby Vox. You were with Bailey Zimmerman yesterday. Yeah. And we were talking, like, I used to fill out the free applications for credit cards, so I get a free T shirt. And so then Bailey told me the first time he got a credit card about the big mistake he made. JCPenney's one and only time I ever signed up. They're like, hey, you could save this and we'll give you this for free, and you won't have to pay for that shirt today. And I'm like, oh, well, what is it? And they're like, oh, it's just a credit card. And all you gotta do is just sign up. Signed up. Never paid for that shirt because it went on the credit card, which I didn't understand what a credit card was. And then I ended up paying, like, $217 for this $37 shirt. So I think we've all been there. Oh, yeah. But it's funny to hear Bailey talk about it. Listen, I love that kid. I guess he's not a kid. He's a man. He's a young, young man. But to us, he's kind of a kid. He's a kid. And I knew. And I knew him before he got, like, big, big when he just started being viral. And, like, we talk and, like, he grew up very similar to how I did. Like, he's a good kid. He's why he gets kind of wild, which I would, too, if I had all that fame. But he's 24 years old, and just. He's killing it right now. Hit that. You know what I tell him most? And it's not because he does this, and. And it's not because there's a reason for me to tell him, but I'm like, do not get anybody pregnant. Oh, that's the. That's what I tell. That's what I tell them the most. Like, dude, you're on the road, you're having fun, but do not get anybody pregnant. Like, that is something you won't be thinking About. And it'll affect every. Like that. That's it. That's the one. It's not like, hey, man, work on your craft. Right. But you got to clarify, like, get married. You love one day get somebody pregnant. And I'm not even saying he's around doing that. And, like, hook. I'm not at all. In any way. He may. I don't even know if he's dating anybody right now. I talked to him in a couple months, I guess. But that's the advice. Like, these young artists that all of a sudden have fame and money thrust onto them, because with that comes girls. Sure. Cleaners. And it's like, do not get anybody pregnant. Even if I like Sam, like, he's like, what's up? Like, don't get me pregnant. The first thing you say, do not get anybody pregnant, because that'll. That'll set it all back. Oh, yeah. Love that kid. Or it could change. Okay, never mind. I don't know. I like to look at the gay and the bright side, but we don't need to be a bright side, because there's no sad side. Don't get pregnant. He's not doing it first. And odds are, if you don't know the girl and she gets pregnant, that ain't gonna be good for life. Ain't gonna be good. Yeah. I think you can turn it into something good later, whenever. Yeah. If it does happen. No, no, you don't want that. Okay. You just don't want it. You don't want there to be a bright side, because that means there's a dark side. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah. Anyway, so they asked Eddie to do a Spanish language commercial nationally. This could be huge. And Eddie, his name is Eduardo. That's my real name. Eduardo. The guy's Mexicans all get out. See? Except he's not. I mean, he is. He's not even Mexican one on our show. No. Mike's probably more Mexican than I am, but I'm still Mexican. Like, we're not taking that away from. That's who I am. But it's just. Are you fluent in Spanish? No, not at all. Right. Okay. And can I say the way I grew up, my parents would. Would talk to me in Spanish, and I would reply in English. So I understand Spanish speaking. It is tough. And you didn't say that to them. Right. You just said, no, I can do it. No, I said, let me have it. That's how. That's how the world operates. And then I freaked out when I read the script. That's okay. Oh, we have a recording. Yeah. What was the script like? What are you trying to sell? I don't know. Honestly, dude, are you kidding? I thought that you could understand it. It's Toyota, right? Like, I don't know I'm selling cars, but I don't know what the commercial spot is saying. Like. And you did it. It's just all words. I took every word and I said, okay, I know how to say that word. I know how to say that word. But collectively, I don't know what the spot's saying. Have you completed it and sent it off? Yes. Okay. And, Mike, you know Spanish better than Eddie does. You often have to help Eddie with his Spanish. Yeah. Did you help him with this? I did help him with this. Okay. He had a tutor. It was tough, man. What was he helping you with? Just what does that word mean? What about how to say it? Yeah, yeah. How do you pronounce that word? So basically, Mike did the commercial. No, no, because he didn't say. He didn't say. He put his hand in your butt and did your mouth. Yeah, he did that. Okay. So this is Eddie's commercial for Toyota. Just general. Yeah. Okay, here we go. El potente motor I Force V6 en la Toyota Tundra Significant muchos costas differentes para muchas Personas different ayuda consumuevo hobby de escultura con moto sierra Paratus primos la tundra Significant almar paratus co pilotos latundra significa un viaje extra comodo y parati la Toyota tundra Significa wow. As uno proba de manejo de la tundra en tu concessionario Toyota local or visita Toyota punto com hoy Toyota vayamos juntos velos paquetes de obsiones en Toyota punto Com Toyota punta com. That's dot com that I knew. Mike, how does that sound to you? It sounds pretty good. Does it sound like he is his natural language is Spanish? No. Oh, it doesn't. It doesn't. I don't know. It sounds like he's reading, but that's okay. Even a person that is fluent in Spanish might reading commercial. Do I have the script? I have the script. Do you want to sit down? Yeah, just. Would you be fluent enough to read it? I think so. Yeah. And I. Because again. Wait, wait, wait, wait. No, no, I don't take the commercial. Okay, Ray, let's play a song. I want to come back. I want to hear Mike read it. I thought it was good, but I didn't know anything was going on. It's not like a party. Whoa. Yeah. I will say, like, the thing that stands out is when he has to switch back into English. And commercials do that in Spanish. They do that because there's certain words that don't translate, or the brand wants a certain word a certain way. So I think that part sounds a little weird, but I think it's gonna sound weird no matter who says it. Okay. That messes with your head, dude. When you go from Spanish to English words, that's pig Latin. But also, was that one just, like, straight read, or did you pause between words and then tighten it up? Oh, no, I did every line separately. Oh, I got it, and I edited it. Song we'll come back. Now Mike is going to read the commercial that Eddie read in Spanish. Hey, Ray, would you give me a little bit of Eddie's again? El potente motor I Force V6. It sounds great to me because I don't know Spanish. I know very little because all my friends when I was in Texas, all you guys were Mexican. Y'all knew Spanish. So I had to learn a little bit when you're talking crap about me, but I know any of that stuff. I didn't learn that. You didn't talk about selling me a car. So Mike was kind of Eddie's Spanish tutor. Mike, how would you have read that commercial? You want to read it? Yeah. Give me, like, the first 15 seconds. El potente Mora Iforce V Disponible. El Toyota Tundra. Significant. That's so believable. I don't even know what he's saying. Really? With yours, I could kind of tell there's a little, like, English accent. Was it because you know me? Probably okay. But probably not, though. I'm just being nice. I think it's just his tone, maybe, and there's some words that he just has, like, a little off. But I think if he went back and fix that, it'd be great. Ooh. Okay. Can you still fix it? Yeah. If this thing goes international, do you get paid a bunch? Of course, man. Oh, my God. I mean, this is. This is game changer. Like, life changer. Like, mortgage. I mean, international star get a mortgage. Okay. Yeah. Well, good luck. Did you, Mike, you did a good job, though, dude. Thank you. Stay away from my spot. I feel like they both sound good. I feel like Eddie's did sound a little more American. I mean, I think I even said words wrong. Like, even going back listening, I'm like, I need to change that. Word. Like significant. That sounds weird. How would you say that, Mike? Significant? Well, he. In the recorded spot, I think you might have did it a little different. And I'm trying to talk like, significant. You know what I mean? Like, trying too hard. Maybe just where he's a little bit on the back and forth to make it not sound as drastic or cheesy. It's like when there's a British actor. Actress, and they're trying to do an American accent. Every once in a while, you hear the British come out of them and you're like, there's no way they're American. That's like this, like. Yeah, it's like that right there. Okay. Good luck. We're rooting for you, dude. Thank you, man. Let's do the investigative. Corny. We'll have 90 seconds. Lunchbox, Eddie and myself to try to figure out as many morning cornies as possible. All right, Go. The morning Corny. What do you call a guy eating pie at sea? What do you call a pie at. Pirate. Sea pie. Pirate wave. A pirate. Okay, let's go. Go, go, go. I don't get it. That was terrible. I mean, I get it. Yeah. Good job. Good job. What do you call the person who always gets the. The last roll. Full. Late roll. That's fine. Jelly roll. Last roll. Biscuit. Like a Thanksgiving. The last roll. Here. Roll grabber. Roll dog. That's the last roll. Final roll. That was. It's sneaky. If you give us hint, we will not accept it. We won't accept charity. Swiper. A roll. The roll. Man. Role player. We read it again. What do you call a man who always eats the last role or always gets the last role? Actor. Final role. Oh, yeah. Final actor. Roll call. Like it's funny. Last one to call. Roll. I don't know. Ask it again. We have 30 seconds, though, guys. What do you call someone who always is getting the last role? The last laugh. Like the last someone getting the last. I don't know. The roll. Final roll. The end roll. It is a thing. Credits. The roll. The rolling. Rolling. Indie. The rolling credit. What if they steal the last roll? Roll. Robber. Thief. Roll thief. I think she knows she picked a dud. I can see it in her face. I didn't. I didn't. I think I just said it wrong. It was the delivery. That was a dud. That's time. A dud delivery. You got one. I think I should have said steals the last role. I don't think that would have helped me, honestly. Whatever. It ain't helping. Because we got no clue why. Abundant. What? Abundant. Abundant, like abandoned? No. I would have never gotten that bun bunded. There's no way. If you would have walked in and held a gun to all of us and said, you will leave this room only if you get it, we would have been shocked. You got pirat. Hold on. Rolls on a bunch. A roll is a bun. No, the honey bun is not a roll. A bun. A bun is a roll is a bun. A hamburger bun is not a roll. It's not a roll. I didn't say a hamburger bun. But that's a bun. That's a bun. A hot bun. But I said a roll, and that's a bun. Will you hand me a bun? I think they're similar, but they just. Cause they're bread. But they are not the same. Wow. Now you're on Amy's part. I love the way she said. I think I should have said steals the roll. Cause that really would have given it to us. Abundant. This voicemail started so much re drama on the show. I'm a podcast listener, and I was listening to an old episode from March, and Eddie signed a contract to be a bone marrow donor. Jess would like a follow up on that. Love your show. After this. I didn't remember. I was like, I don't remember that. And then some of you other guys did. And then Eddie's like, I don't know. Then Mike D produced a contract that we made Eddie sign. Really? We just talked about this. You know, this is what happened. I don't remember that either. So Eddie had signed a contract. It says, I, Eddie, agree to terms. I said on the air about looking into a bone marrow transplant. If I qualify, I will do it. And the reason that he said this and signed this is because over the last five years or so, he has declared outwardly, he wants to do all these things. Give a kidney, build a playground. I thought about donating kidney. That'd be cool. Build a playground. Who knows? Plant trees. Plant a tree. Plant tree, not build a playground. That's silly. So Eddie was like, I need more information. So I have some clips. This is the evidence I present. This is from. Oh, this is gonna be so. March 8, 2024. This is the voicemail, the original voicemail that sparked Eddie's idea to donate. Go ahead. Hi. I know that Eddie talks a lot about being a kidney donor, but another way you can save a life and be a donor is to be a bone marrow donor. It's not permanent. Your bone marrow regenerates after you donate and it can save a life. Like my daughter when she was five months old. I'll do that. I'll do a bone marrow. Let us know when you do it, Eddie. I'll do it. That I'm not worried about. It's the kid. Okay. That I'm not worried about. I'm not. Okay. That's that clip. I said that. You volunteered it. And by the way, we're not saying that we're too good for us. It's just Eddie has always said things like, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. I'll do that. I'll do that. You vol. Did you hear? You volunteer that, man? Just like, I'll do that. Yeah. Okay. So then this is the verbal contract with Eddie from March 8, 2024. Eddie, I would like for you to state for the record, for the record, what you will do and within what time frame. Go ahead. Okay. Within this year, the calendar year of 2024, I will look into what it takes to do a bone marrow transplant. And I will. If my body. If my body allows it, and I pass any tests, I will donate my bone marrow. Oh, wow. 100%. Okay. Hey, Mike, will you do that on a piece of paper? Make him sign it. And I've said everything I had to say. Right? Okay. There we go. I like it. How does it feel to hear that back? No. I mean, yeah. Keep myself accountable. I like it. And not just that. We have a contract you signed. That's why keep. And, dude, I don't have a lot of time. No, I'm an idiot. I said this year. Yeah. I mean, at first I thought he was like, okay, fine, he just has to look into it this year. But then you kept going. No, no, I said look into it. That's it. No, you said end. Okay. If I pass tests, I do it in the later 3rd of November. Obviously you have Thanksgiving, but you can go to the doctor and ask questions. Yeah, yeah. So we expect you to do that. And Amy, that'd be terrible of me to go ask questions. They say you're good to do. And I go, no, no, no, I won't do it. No, no. If I do take the test now, you're saying other things and we have. We don't believe you. No, no, I'm in. Dude. I still. I'm still within the range. Believe me, guys, even remember that I forgot about it. Yeah. So we're going to leave it with you. Yeah. I got a lot of work to do. Let us know. Very little Time. Let us know. Okay, Go ahead. Where do I go for this? It's a Google away. Okay. I think. Do you have a general doctor? No, Like, I go to the clinic. No, I would Google like a. I'm sure you can call anybody, even in the clinic, to go, hey, where can I go? You just got to start with asking somebody that would know somebody that knows somebody. I got to get on this. I'm sure we have listeners that could call and tell you. Okay. Okay. This is crazy. Good luck. This is crazy. We are rooting for you. Thank you. Okay. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Job, and I go by the name Q. Ward, and we'd like you to join us each week for our show, Civic Cipher. That's right. We're going to discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people to hopefully create better allies. Think of it as a black show for non black people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence. And we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. Exactly. Whether you're black, Asian, white, Latinx, indigenous, lgbtqia, you name it. 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Apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same. As Melrose Place was introduced to the world, it took drama and mayhem to an entirely new level. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, every backstab, blackmail and explosion, and every single wig removal. Together, secrets are revealed as we rewatch every moment with you. Special guests from back in the day will be dropping by. You know who they are. Sydney, Allison and Joe are back together on still the Place with a trip down memory lane and back to Melrose Place. So listen to still the place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcast. I don't want you guys to get scammed if you're listening to the show. Like I want to look out for you guys. We got this call from Crystal a few days ago. So my son goes to Travel Ball. All that stuff he's super into baseball. Aaron Judge is everything to him. And I wanted to get him an autograph Aaron Judge card for Christmas. And I'm looking on ebay, but I just don't want to get scammed. That's my biggest fear, is getting scammed. Getting a card that is not a real autograph and spending hundreds of dollars on it. So I need to know some tips on to make sure I get an authentic one that is not going to break the bait. And this is the thing, because people will. They'll even have AI do fake autographs sometimes. And then also it's a kid, and I think maybe the kid also wants to touch the card. So I didn't want to get one already graded, but I have a person I can call, be like, hey, let me buy this. Is it real? So I made her this offer. Okay, here's what I'm going to do. And I hope you allow me to do this. And it's not from me, it's from you. I'm going to buy you one and I'm going to mail it to you, and it's going to be from you, but I'm just going to make sure you don't get scammed. Is that. Can we. That's not what I call it. I know, I know it's not appreciated. If it was, I would not do. I swear to you, all my life, if anybody's ever calling with any intention to get something from me, I will not do it. Thank you so, so, so much. You're welcome. It is my pleasure, Crystal. And I will talk to you soon. Okay, so now we're back live here. So this is the card. This is an Aaron Judge signed card here. Aaron Judge plays for the Yankees, one of the best hitters of all time. Still plays now. So I have. Hey, Crystal, are you there? I am. Okay, I finally have in my possession and I'll send you a picture. I do have an Aaron Judge autographed really cool baseball card. Yay. And it is real. That's the best part about it. It is real. So did your son happen to hear the segment? He did not, luckily. I usually listen to the podcast when I wait in the school line for him. And I hadn't heard it because I listened that day and it hadn't came on yet. So I just turned it off when he got in the car and acted like it was already over. Got it. And again, I say to you, you should say this is from you, not from me, because this is a gift from you. So I Have. I'm gonna send this, but I went into my personal collection, and I also am going to send to you. And this is a graded. It's an Aaron Judge, and it's a piece of his jersey. It's called a relic card. And so. Oh, my gosh. So again, not signed, but it's a relic card, meaning it comes from his part of his uniform. And this one's. Oh, my God. Graded and encapsulated. It's all good. I'm gonna send these to you today because we have your information. We're gonna wrap them up all tight, and then that's cool. Everybody wins. Wow. That makes me want to cry. He's going to die. Why don't we. We want living. We want living. I want the holidays to happen. Does he. He's gonna be so excited. Why does he love Aaron Judge so much? Because he's the best hitter in all time, according to him. Yeah, he hits dingers, as he likes to say. I don't. I don't. Yeah, okay, cool. Well, then we have this. We're going to ship this out today. Merry Christmas. The only thing that I would ask so secretly after Christmas, we come back, you know, we take a little week vacations into the year. After we come back to the new year, just let me know, like, what he thought about it, if you liked them, for sure. And I plan to play him the podcast. I think. I think you'll get a kick out of knowing it's. We went through. You went through all this to get it for him. So I plan to play it back for him because like I told you before, he loves listening to the show and he knows all the anonymous inbox songs and all that, so. But you do. But again, you don't have to. I'm not asking for the credit. If you think it's worth it, go for it. But this can be from you, but it's up to you. But let me know if he loved it, if he didn't love it after the first of the year. Okay, I will. Thank you again, Bobby, so much. It's amazing. Yeah, you're so welcome. It's gonna overshadow anything. I get him. No, that's my point. I don't want to come in as, like, now I feel guilty. Okay, just. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't feel guilty at all. At all. You know what? I'm keeping him. He's gonna. I'm keeping them for myself, you know, I can't go through with it. Okay, we're gonna Mail this to you today. And, Crystal, we will talk to you after the first of the year. Okay? Absolutely. Thank you again so much. Okay. Merry Christmas. That's early. Merry Christmas. Wow, that's great. We're not even Thanksgiving. I just said Merry Christmas. It was just, like, in the moment because it's, like, about Christmas. It's so nice, man. It's not like I was just saying it to somebody random. Like, yes, it's about. It's about Christmas. It's a gift. Okay, we're going to send these off and we'll sign a little baseball and send it up to him as well. Not for any judge from us. He'll be like, wow, look at all the Yankees. Oh, no, that's Bobby. Time for the news. Bobby's big stories. CMAs were. Last night, Entertainer of the year went to Morgan Wallen, which, by the way, when announcing it, here's Jeff Bridges mispronouncing his name. And the CMA award for entertainer of the year goes to Morgan Whelan. You know what? Anybody but Jeff Bridges, I'd be like, ah, I love Jeff Bridges so much. That dude has been so legit for so long. And also the Old Man. You ever watch that show? It's the greatest. Yeah, it's awesome. He's awesome. And you know, not to sidetrack. CMAs, they had to stop filming that show because there was a mass they found in his stomach that I believe they said it was bigger than an iPhone. Oh, wow. And they had to stop production because, again, he's an old man, which is the show's called the Old Man. And he used to be, like, spoiling, like FBI, CIA, that type person. But he's like, old, and he still has some of those skills. There's a lot of grunting in them in that show. And he's like, I'm old. And he fights. But they had to stop production of that. That movie because he was diagnosed with that show, a large stomach tumor in 2020. That was a 9 by 12 inch tumor. You know what? Call them porn wailing. And we're still gonna be like, jeff Bridges, you're the man. And also, Morgan should have won. And that's great. I was saying that yesterday that I think Morgan probably should have won last year, but sometimes the CMAs are a year behind and they realize when they mess up that they make sure to make it right the next year. They've done that with Dan and Shay before, where Dan and Shay wouldn't win. And everybody like, wait, they had the most massive Year ever. And then the next year, like, Dan and Shay, they would. They wouldn't even put out a song, and they'd be like, here's the greatest song. To Dan and Shay. We're sorry. Good. From Morgan Wallen. He deserved it. I bet Zach Bryan loved that. You had a story about that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They don't like each other. Yeah, but you know the story about it. I've told it here, like, in the Post show. So when him and Brianna Chicken Fry were together, she was singing that song she was singing last night. We left and he got. They fought for days because she was singing another guy's song in his house. Yeah. He was like, don't sing that in my house. So he hates Morgan Wallen so much. Yeah, but I knew. Okay, I knew you told that story, but why does he hate him so much? Probably just because he's bigger than him. But they're both massive. They're like the same level. There's only really. Oh, yeah. There's like, three people at that level right now. That Zach Blindude is as big as Morgan Wallen. Morgan. See, you didn't mean to, but you're Jeff Ridges right now. Yeah. And that was respectful. And you still called him a Morgan. And Walden. Yeah. Yes. They sell out football stadiums, which is both super rare. Wow. On that level, Luke Combs, Zach Bryan, Morgan Wallen. That's it. And Zach Bryan hates Morgan Wallen. Morgan Wallen has, like, sub tweeted him, but through real life, like, at stadiums, it looks like a couple times. It's hilarious. I love a feud. Except Morgan Wallen don't care. He's like, I don't care. He wasn't even there last night. And Bongo, I don't care. Yeah, he wasn't there. Did you see the Boston Bruins singing it, like, in support of her last night? No. Just like on TikTok. I did not. No, they did, like, a little. Because she's from Boston. And so they did a little. It seemed like it was a shout out in support of her because there's a video of them just, like, casually. It'd go from player to player, and they'd be like, last night. And it seemed like in solidarity to her. Well, Morgan Wallen, congratulations, buddy. So funny. He didn't go. Mm, that's it. That's his middle finger. I didn't go. But I also had a stomach bug. And also, I didn't get on stage. Someone messaged me last night. They're like, the whole show's there because you Guys want an award. I was like, yeah, it's awesome. Why don't you go? Because I don't put my pants in a suit. God, that'd be terrible. That'd be terrible. And my suit was white. Yeah, that'd be really bad. It wasn't white, but Single of the year, White Horse from Chris Stapleton. Here's the thing about that. What I love about Chris Stapleton is Chris Stapleton should win everything, always. Because he's so good. I love the guy and he's also so good, but also love the guy, but he hasn't had to face the effect of winning too much. So people hold that against you because that's a real thing. You get Angelina Jolie or Bill Belichick, meaning you win sexiest woman in the world five years in a row. Nobody even talks about you being pretty anymore. Bill Belichick wins so many Super Bowls Coach of the Year. Even though he does it again a year and year, they don't give him that award anymore. He's won so many. Stapleton so strong and won so many, they don't Belichick him. It's awesome. I love that for him. Wish I could hug him. You probably can. Cody Johnson won for leather. We love Cody. Song of the Year went to Stapleton and Dan Wilson, White Horse. I honestly don't even think that Stable is, like, best song last year. I'm glad it won. But, you know, that's the song, I guess, that they submitted. Have I mentioned I just love Stapleton? Just putting it out there. Laney won Female Vocalist of the Year. Stapleton won Male Vocalist of the Year. The crazy thing about that is I love him. How much have I told you guys? A lot. Yeah. I love Chris Ableton. It's crazy because you used to not be able to just throw out the. Yeah, no, I'd like to just caress that beard. You know what I mean? Vocal Duo of the Year, Brooks and Dunn. Which is awesome. Awesome. Even if I were to call, I'll text Ronnie now and be like, can you believe you won? He'd be like, what is this, bs? Yeah. What's going on? Why did they do this? We put out a reboot album of other people singing our songs. Those guys are awesome. So New Artist the Year. Megan Maroney. Absolutely deserved. That's pretty cool. How late did you stay? We can talk about all this later, but how late did you stay? I'm not very late at all. Stevenson had homework, and he was my date, and he started. We were going to stay a little Bit later, I thought. But he was kind of like, I'm starting to get nervous that I'm not going to get it all done. So I was like, all right, we can go. I thought it was really fun, though. I'm sad. I miss George Straight. That's the only depressing part I know. I. I was like, oh, I bet. Hey, when you take your son as your date and he has homework and he's 14. Well, true. And he starts freaking out. He looked good, though. His suit looked good. He did look sharp. He looked real good. Yeah. Yeah. Made me a little bit fomo, but not really because I was in the bathroom a lot. I. Mostly. Stevenson's suit made you fomo? No, just the whole thing. Okay. We missed you. Mostly had FOMO of not being able to just, like, sit in the living room. Yeah. Yeah. It was pretty rough last few days. I think we can do that. Is anything else. Old Dominion won again. So. Speaking of Belichick, I think it's different. Oh, yeah. I mean, because. What else? There's a whole. There's a whole theory I have on that there for we. The category of that. And I say this respectfully. I need to see the category again. But I don't think anybody else in that group is putting out hits. Like, they are. Like, you almost half. And there aren't a lot of groups. And they're awesome, by the way, and I'm friends with them, so I feel like I can say this. If you don't, then you look a bit fraudulent. Got it. Like, the Red Clay Strays are. I think they're in the group, and I am a massive fan. But for that award show, that's pretty commercial. They're probably not gonna win that. Like, Red Clay Strays would win a Grammy, sure. But for CMAs. So let's look at them here. And I want to say this with the utmost respect to all these people because it's weird for me to talk about people that I know and I'm friends with. Lady A. I mean, okay, I love them, but again, look at the hits. Did Lady A have more than one number one or one last year? They're a massive group. I'm talking about just for the year. Yeah, we'd have to think of it. Little Big Town, same legends. So good. So good. Old Dominion just put a hit after hit. Red Clay Strays. They were the cool factor. And they look good last night. They're awesome. And Zach Brown Band. Right. So this is a very commercial award show, and so you need a bunch of hits and had they not won, but yeah, no, they have won what I think they've won every year since 1971. Whoa. Yeah, it's been real cool. Amazing. Yeah, they weren't even born then. All right, that's your name. That's all. That's. Those were Bobby's big stories. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Ja, and I go by the name Q. 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And there was a cop sitting there, like, going, doesn't look like a cop car, of course. Pulled him over and boom. A lot of charges. Impersonating an officer and, you know, and he's probably not a guy that made that only bad decision. Like, that's not the guy that makes. That's a sole bad decision. So I would bet, just guessing, there are other things, warrants or stuff in his car or something like that. Yeah, there's always that first time, you know, but that's a big one. I know, but you have to think, like, that's bold and that's brazen. So. Okay, I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead. Story of the day. In Missouri, police officers are being accused of pulling over people. And if they're women looking for nude pictures in their phones, no, they're not. No. Missouri State highway patrol officer David McKnight and ex fluorescent officers Julian Alcala were both hit with unrelated indictments alleging similar behavior, with charges alleging depriving women of their rights and destroying evidence. This is from the AP. Between 9-20-23 and August 19th of this year, McKnight allegedly victimized nine women by pulling them over for a traffic violation and then telling them he had to look to their phone to either verify identification or insurance information. Then he'd allegedly use his own phone to take pictures of any nudes he found. What? Alcala's accused of crimes against 20 women, five in one day, but he'd allegedly confiscate the phones to do his picture search and photography. McKnight was arrested in August and resigned five days later. Alcala resigned in June after it was learned he was subject of an FBI investigation. So this sucks, and it's terrible, and you're their mercy, obviously, but it's like you have a right to. To go. Just so everybody knows, if I want to get in your phone, you can go. You don't have right to get in my phone. Yeah, verify by looking at my face, or here's my license, here's my face. And they didn't know. I'm sure they didn't know they could do that. I know I would hand over my phone is what I'm saying. But now I just. It's. It's. It's. I hate when people in a powerful position like that and you're so Vulnerable. So you just kind of like, okay, I guess this is the law. I'll do it. Or I hate that I am scared and I don't want to get a ticket. Right. So here. If this helps me get out of a ticket valid, then, yeah, I guess I'll go ahead and give it. But I wonder if possibly too, because some people do keep their insurance on their phone. Like, they pull their insurance up on their phone, and the officer was like, okay, let me see that. And they take the phone while it's already unlocked. Also awful. But to me, I just would not give anybody my phone. Yeah. I mean, and I guess at the time, you don't know that that's what's happening. So you're just like, okay. Yeah, because they probably take it back to their car. Yeah. Because I often wonder what they do back in the car. Gosh, he would be really bored with our phones, huh? I don't know. You maybe mine. Well, I got nothing. I got a bunch of nudes in me. What? Yours are workout progress picks? No, I don't even have those anymore. They're full butt naked. And I send them to myself. I'm like, wow. He's like, here, take your phone back. I'm waiting for someone to ask me for it. Just to let them. I don't want your phone. Please, officer, look, no, it's a. That is a terrible, terrible, terrible thing. A horrible invasion of privacy. And I hope that whatever the law allows, the law does, because that is not. And also gives cops a bad name that are out doing their job, saving lives, protecting people, doing things we don't even know for good. And you got these couple knuckleheads. Allegedly. I don't even know if it's allegedly or not, but I say that all the time. Like, I'm allegedly here today, Justin. So scared. Yeah, I'm not even. Yeah, I hate that for those people. But you don't have to give anybody your phone. And also, if, like, you're gonna turn your phone in to get fixed or something, like, go through and anything, you don't want anybody to see it. If it's like, a credit card they have a picture of in case you need to, like, remember, like, if you have to give anybody your phone to, like, fix, make sure all that crap's somewhere that people can't see it. Why do I just trust that, like, they're not gonna do anything? You don't shouldn't. I know, but I just do. I'm like, what are the odds I'll get the crazy person. I think the odds if it was it's a dude, it's already automatically a crazy person that's gonna look. I would think it's 99%. If a dude has your phone and you're not around, they're going to look and see. 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