THURS PT 2: Bobby On Charlie Kirk + Bobby’s Advice For Waking Up Early + Ray Is On Creeper Alert

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show — September 11, 2025

Episode: THURS PT 2: Bobby On Charlie Kirk + Bobby’s Advice For Waking Up Early + Ray Is On Creeper Alert
Host: Bobby Bones & Team | Podcast: The Bobby Bones Show

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show is emotionally charged and thoughtful, balancing reactions to shocking recent news—including the shooting of political commentator Charlie Kirk—with daily-life topics, candid personal advice, amusing anecdotes, and lively listener interactions. The team addresses political division, the impact of violence, the realities of early mornings, parenting struggles, and some lighter pop culture chatter, keeping the tone conversational yet earnest.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Reaction to Charlie Kirk Shooting

(02:46–14:54, 42:01–43:00)

• News Recap: The team reacts to the recent, shocking news that Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a college campus.
• Ongoing Manhunt: They discuss the confusing and evolving search for the perpetrator: “They said they had him and then they're like, we freed him. Then they got somebody else...nope, wasn't him. We freed him. That's crazy.” (Bobby, 03:00)
• Political & Human Impact: Bobby reflects on the tragedy, noting the consequences for Kirk’s young family, and laments society’s escalating political violence: “Our politicians goal is to divide us and then they all conquer us.” (Bobby, 07:43)
• Social Media & Outrage: The hosts bemoan the selective nature of public outrage, comparing responses to political shootings versus school shootings: “The outrage should be at this level… for when lawmakers in Minnesota were murdered…and also when kids are just sitting in school…get shot and killed.” (Bobby, 08:24)
• Critical Thinking and Debate: Amy lauds Kirk’s approach—“Excellent debater…try to bring people back to the…original question…debate like that is healthy” (Amy, 14:16)—and worries about diminishing critical thinking in campus debate.
• Societal Division & Disinformation: Bobby suggests modern outrage is algorithmically manipulated: “They can feed through algorithm…continue to feed what you don’t like and make you hate someone.” (Bobby, 10:32)

Notable Quotes

• “Nobody should be shot. The great thing about our country is you can speak.” — Bobby (05:24)
• “I think my biggest frustration with it all is that the outrage is selected and then used as a weapon.” — Bobby (09:12)
• “Critical thinking doesn’t exist anymore. Especially in this room with aliens.” — Bobby, joking/mocking the team’s side discussion (14:49)
• “If you can’t have conversations like that or debates like that, especially on college campuses, I don’t know…very scary.” — Amy (14:43)

2. Life Advice: Waking Up Early

(27:10–33:33)

• Listener Dilemma: Caller asks for advice on coping with an early, 4:45 a.m. commute.
• Host Tips:
  • Bobby: “Set your alarms way, way, way, way earlier; lay out your clothes the night before…have your food ready…Never work out in the morning…” (Bobby, 27:43–29:31)
  • Amy: “Nighttime me has to take care of morning me as much as possible.” (Amy, 27:52)
  • Eddie: Jokes about how “You never wake up with a beautiful morning!” (29:06)
• Honest Expectations: Bobby is frank about never enjoying early mornings: “You’re never going to love it. You just get better at hating it.” (28:17)
• Routine, Accepting Reality & Avoiding Surprises: Gas up the car the night before; appreciate the benefit of no morning traffic.

Notable Quotes

• “I hate waking up early in the morning, but I’m way better feeling bad than I used to be.” — Bobby (28:45)
• “Acceptance helps with that…at least some people would trade that, I mean, for sitting on the highway.” — Amy (30:11)

3. Parenting & Tooth Fairy Dilemmas

(18:23–26:52)

• Tooth Fairy Payments: Listeners call in with stories and solutions for managing tooth payouts, including suggestions for bonuses for kids who lose multiple teeth, and playful “hide and seek” games with the tooth and notes from the fairy.
• Bobby’s Take: “Just give the kid five bucks. Move on.” (Bobby, 24:06)
• Amy’s Quirky Story: Shares why she thought the tooth fairy was named “Luneper Eber flu” as a child (21:51).
• Creative Parenting: Listeners share fun, inventive “tooth fairy assistant” stories (e.g., hiding teeth/money in freezers).

4. Uplifting Listener Story: AED & CPR Save an Athlete’s Life

(25:08–26:52)

• Caller Stacy: Relays how her daughter, a collegiate athlete, was revived after cardiac arrest thanks to immediate CPR and AED intervention.
• Awareness: Discusses the importance of AEDs in schools and advocacy through the American Heart Association.

5. Pop Culture, Entertainment & Trivia

(16:11–18:06, 39:13–47:56)

• TV Recommendations: The group discusses new shows—“Task” and “Irish Blood”—sharing mild reviews and recommendations.
• Trivia Talents: Eddie boasts his surprising trivia skills after dominating Olive Garden's kiosk trivia. (38:01)
• Celebrity Sightings/Fan Moments: Ray contemplates meeting Johnny Manziel alone at a bar (“I would feel like a loser… but this is my one chance to get Johnny Football’s autograph.” — Caitlyn, 39:54–40:47). Bobby encourages him to “do it for the show.” (41:26)
• Royal Family Update: Eddie notes Prince Harry finally saw King Charles after months, relating it back to family ties and illness. (47:03)
• Viral Videos: Morgan shares a wild story about a paraglider colliding with a numbered birthday balloon, causing an emergency landing. (48:11)
• Bieber Briefs: Lunchbox brings up an odd story of Justin Bieber riding a segway in his underwear, which turns out to be a social media post, not a tabloid embarrassment.

6. Hidden Talents & Fun Anecdotes

(38:01–39:13)

• The crew talks about “hidden talents,” notably Eddie’s trivia prowess.

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Memorable Moments

• On Political Division:
  “Our politicians goal is to divide us and then they all conquer us.” — Bobby (07:43)
• Early Mornings Truth:
  “You’re never going to love it. You just get better at hating it.” — Bobby (28:17)
• Tooth Fairy Realness:
  “Just give the kid five bucks. Move on.” — Bobby (24:06)
• On Parenting Legends:
  Amy’s story of believing in a uniquely-named tooth fairy, “Luneper Eber flu,” originating from a creepy uncle’s statue. (21:51)
• Ray’s Superfan Dilemma:
  “If any listeners see me by myself, guys, I’m not a loser. I’m doing this for the show…” — Caitlyn/Ray (41:27)

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Timestamps of Important Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | |:-------------:|:------------------------------------| | 02:46–14:54 | Discussion of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, media reaction, social division | | 27:10–33:33 | Advice for waking up early, morning routine strategies | | 18:23–26:52 | Tooth fairy dilemmas, inventive parenting, listener calls | | 25:08–26:52 | Listener’s CPR/AED survival story | | 39:13–41:53 | Ray’s plans to meet Johnny Manziel, fan stories | | 16:11–18:06 | TV show reviews and recommendations | | 42:01–43:00 | FBI image of person of interest in Kirk shooting | | 47:03–48:11 | Brief update on Prince Harry & Charles | | 48:11–50:17 | Paraglider and the number-six balloon story |

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Episode Tone & Takeaway

The tone is alternately somber, reflective, lighthearted, and self-aware. The hosts blend cathartic sharing about tragic current events with practical, real-world advice, honest confession, and personal quirkiness. Regular listeners will recognize the tight-knit camaraderie, while newcomers will appreciate the approachable dialogue and thoughtful reflection on issues both trivial and weighty.

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This episode is a strong snapshot of The Bobby Bones Show’s ability to address serious news with empathy, poke fun at themselves, and remain a source of daily connection—for commutes at any hour.

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[Amy]

No, not that. I still haven't found the at large.

[Bobby]

Because after it happened, they were like, we have somebody. And you're like, okay. And they. You actually saw like a picture video.

[Eddie]

I saw a video.

[Bobby]

I just saw a picture. Okay. So they said they had him and then they're like, we freed him. Then they got somebody else because they released a statement last night and they're like, nope, wasn't him. We freed him. That's crazy. They don't have. Because they're probably long gone then, right? I think, especially with how it happened. Where did you see the images of the guy on the top of the building? Yes. Long gun, dressed in black. I think they say that now as well.

[Amy]

Yeah, they've. They've, I think, said like the type.

[Bobby]

Of rifle it was. I didn't mean to watch the video. Twitter just put. Twitter just puts crap up now.

[Amy]

I've avoided it, thank God.

[Bobby]

And I luckily saw a mid to far instead of an up close, because there were up close versions of it as well.

[Eddie]

Oh, I saw that one.

[Bobby]

So I. A lot stayed off of Twitter once I saw that, because Twitter is a. As a platform is kind of gross just in general. But I was like, oh, I did not want to see that. But yeah, I'm sure you guys saw this, but. Charlie Kirk was shot and killed yesterday while speaking at a college campus. He was 31 years old. He had a wife and two young children. Crazy to me. They haven't found the person yet.

[Amy]

It says FBI says bolt action rifle recovered near UVU campus.

[Bobby]

And one shot, one shot, one. And guy was gone. That's like television stuff. That's like trained. And I don't know that the person was a trained sniper, but that's what we see. Like somebody on a rooftop going quick, taking the gun back apart and then disappearing. And they said they had captured somebody that was dressed like that, but they didn't have the right person, obviously.

[Guest]

Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think they arrested two people, both of which they've now.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, the first person and then the second person, when they rested the second one, I was like, oh, they actually. They have the real one. But I felt bad for the first one because he didn't. Once they released him, I was like, dang, I saw his picture.

[Amy]

But then do it. Have y' all thought of.

[Bobby]

Okay, Yes, I have. Whatever you're gonna say Yes, I have. Okay, but say it because I don't know what you're gonna say, but I probably thought of it.

[Amy]

I guess, just sometimes, which I'm sure they didn't do it, but there have been times. Maybe I'm thinking of TV shows. It doesn't matter. I'm watching too much Scandal anyways, so it's really messing with my mind with all of this. But it's like, you know, they arrest somebody and then they think they're not it, so they release them, and then what if it. I'm not saying one of them was, but, like, what if it really was one of them?

[Bobby]

Oh, I didn't think that.

[Amy]

Oh, I thought you said you thought it.

[Bobby]

I know, I figured I did.

[Amy]

What is it? What'd you think I was gonna say?

[Bobby]

False flag. That's theory.

[Amy]

What's that?

[Eddie]

False flag.

[Bobby]

A false flag is when someone does their own. Bad to themselves. Yes, I thought that, and I don't think that's what happened. I did think that. I mean, I think all the things, like, I thought inside also that they will arrest somebody and say it's them, even if it wasn't them, just so they could. Because, you know, that happens in a lot of small towns where they just want to seem like, oh, we got control of the situation, so we've arrested someone and it's them, and the person didn't do it. And so. But, yeah, it was. The whole thing was bizarre. Nobody should be shot. The great thing about our country is you can speak. And our whole country was built on political dissent. Our whole country was. And being able to have political dissent all the time, everywhere, without the fear of somebody shooting and killing you. But there. Yeah, the whole thing was just. It was. It gets a lot real when you see pictures of the kids.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Start thinking about the family.

[Bobby]

That's when it gets who he was.

[Eddie]

Away from what you saw.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Not that. Not the performer.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Bobby]

Because I didn't know him. And it would be like any celebrity that I didn't know dying. You're like, dang. But it was done in a really tragic way in public. But then once you see the kids, you're like, oh, man. That's like the human part where you're like, dang, they're not gonna have a parent. So I didn't know if they caught him, the real person. Is that the latest Mike? Yeah.

[Eddie]

This was like 11 minutes ago.

[Bobby]

The man hunt for the suspect, who is believed to be college aged. Like, I wonder how they would know that.

[Eddie]

Right. Maybe the Way they move, like from what they saw on the roof, agile.

[Bobby]

You can tell somebody's college age. Well, that'd be for sure. They'd know it was a grandpa, right? With officials working around the clock to locate the individual. Officials said during a press conference on Thursday. The weird thing to me is that they're pointing blame, but they don't know who it is. So you have people going, this side did it. But you know, we don't know who it is.

[Amy]

Yeah, we don't know who it is. I have no idea. And it's like I'm still just, I'm trying to wrap my head around like no matter what side you're on, the comments of like, he had this coming.

[Bobby]

Or well, they killed. The Minnesota lawmaker was killed, like murdered by somebody that's on the right side. And if this is somebody from the left side, this is just our country. Our politicians have raised the level to, well, we're now just gonna start killing each other.

[Amy]

Right? Which is insane.

[Bobby]

Our politicians goal is to divide us and then they all conquer us. And it's happening all across the board. So I don't know. There's also a school shooting yesterday and kids died last week.

[Eddie]

I know.

[Bobby]

And I didn't. I fell asleep late in the afternoon. I've been kind of sick. So I missed it as it was happening and kind of jumped into the news. I was like, oh my God. And so I posted a few different screenshots from people and I posted screenshots from people that all weren't on a side. And it's weird you even have to talk like that. But I wasn't going to post anything at all because like, who cares if I post something? Like, I can feel something without posting it. And I should have never posted anything because all that does is open a door to people going, well, you didn't post about the school shooting. And it's like, I hear you. Like, I hear you and one life's not important than another. Like these, these kids, not the ones yesterday. I don't think they, they're in critical condition last time I checked. But like, I wish people got as upset about the kids that died in a school shooting last week, the ones that died maybe a week ago. Like, you should be outraged during all, for all of this. I saw the president was outraged yesterday and he was like, it's this, okay. I wish we were just as outraged when kids were killed in our classrooms. Like, to me, that is what's a bit bothered. This should be. The outrage should be at this level. But it should be this way for when the lawmakers in Minnesota were murdered for their political beliefs and their jobs. And also when kids are just sitting in school drawing or doing homework, and someone walks in and shoots them and kills them. Like, the outrage should be there as well.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I think that, to me, is my biggest frustration with it all, is that the outrage is selected and then used as a weapon. So it's still crazy. They haven't found the person that, to me, is so wild with all the cameras that we have. That makes me feel like it's somebody who is super trained and knew not just about the gun, but how to go somewhere, get out of somewhere, get changed. It feels like a TV show. I. Yeah, that's what's up. Anything else you want to add?

[Amy]

No, just terrible. And I just feel like, as humans, we need to do better.

[Bobby]

We ain't.

[Amy]

I know. I mean, there's hope.

[Bobby]

Is there. I don't know that there is, because things are. Things are growing in the wrong direction.

[Amy]

I know, But I wonder, have there been times. Obviously there have been times where it's been going in the wrong direction and there has been positive change.

[Bobby]

So only if there is a unified force against us that makes us unify to fight that unified force. Like today's anniversary. 9, 11. That was the time when that happened, right?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Where it was like, well, yeah, we've been fighting with each other, but we're gonna not fight as much because now we have this singular message.

[Caller]

Mm.

[Bobby]

If another country attacked us, if, like, aliens came, all the countries would be. We'd be united together. Yeah. Yeah. It has to be something like that, because otherwise it ain't getting any better. And this is how disinformation works. And not that there's any disinformation here, but all it does is they can feed through algorithm. If you already don't like somebody, they can continue to feed what you don't like and make you hate someone. Right. It can elevate those levels. So, yeah, that's what's up.

[Eddie]

It's hard for me to understand a lot of this stuff because it's just not my personality to care about politics or even get mad about what people say, because it's just not. That's just not my style. But it's hard for me to understand how some people can be so angry over. But someone talking.

[Bobby]

Yeah. You're expecting rational actions from irrational people. Right. You're going, I don't understand. Well, you're a rational person, and another rational person Wouldn't show up and murder lawmakers in Minnesota because they were Democrats or shoot this guy because he's a Republican. That's not a rational person that does that. So it's hard to understand irrational people because they're not rational.

[Amy]

Do you think if there's a big, like, say there is some. I'm not even saying for this particular story. Let's set that aside. Like when there's been some mastermind plan from a political group. I'm not even saying our traditional parties, like Republican, Democrat. Let's say it's some like, secret group. Right. And they decide to take out an action on somebody else. Those are. That's not. They're not necessarily irrelevant. I mean, they're evil, but they're not necessarily. Yes, that would be irrational.

[Bobby]

That would be different because that would be with a motive. With an. Or then with a motive for like, fundamental change. This is somebody being upset and taking it out on some. I'm not saying. But I'm saying Eddie saying he can't understand when someone just reacts in this way. Like.

[Eddie]

Or even people commenting, like, I just don't understand.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. The commenters are blowing my mind.

[Eddie]

Have nothing to do with anything. But they're so mad about whatever the commenters are.

[Host]

Like Amy said, like when people are using like his quotes, like, oh, this is what he said.

[Bobby]

So this is.

[Host]

You know what I mean? Like, his quote was this. So you know what I mean? Like that happens. Or people are saying it's a other side and it's like, you have no idea who did it. No idea.

[Bobby]

Yeah. That part to me was weird. That they were already blaming without understanding or knowing who did it.

[Amy]

Yeah. Or some people are like, oh, God.

[Bobby]

But that tells you the environment that we're in too. Right. Like if somebody from somewhere dies, well, it's automatically this person who did it without us knowing who did it.

[Caller]

And.

[Bobby]

And it may come back that it could be frigging Joe Biden. It's not. But I mean, we don't know what it is. Which is why I was asking, like, is it. We found out. But I do feel like it's irresponsible to jump out and go, this. This person or this kind of person did it when you don't know who did it.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I do feel like that's irresponsible.

[Amy]

Very.

[Bobby]

And I wish we flew half of half mast.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

For when kids died of school shootings. Flags would always be there.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

Think about that. You can't. Your kid goes to a classroom in their school.

[Eddie]

And that's part of it too. Right. Like, it happens so much now that when I see it as a headline, I'm just like, well, that sucks. And then I move on.

[Bobby]

It's been accepted that it's normal. So, so bad. Yeah, that was a. It just.

[Amy]

Well, maybe this will spark a.

[Bobby]

This will spark the opposite.

[Amy]

No change. Like, even.

[Bobby]

No. The president got online last night. He's like, this is who did it.

[Amy]

Well, I'm not saying from him, but.

[Bobby]

I don't know from who. Like, who. Like, I don't think there'll be any change. None. And you could go, well, they should shut down social media for a day after something happens. But you also can't do that.

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby]

And there, again, our entire country was built on political dissent. There should be people talking about. They should be having. And he was somebody who actually did it peacefully and, like, had debates. That's what's crazy.

[Amy]

Excellent debater.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Amy]

Like, regardless of what he's saying, and he would always stay calm and try to bring people back to the. Hey, well, you're. You're deviating from the original question, so let's focus on this. And so you might have thought he was being a little bit of. Because he was just very direct. And I mean, debate like that is healthy. Like, that's. It's good when we debate that way. You may totally disagree with him, but, gosh, if you can't have conversations like that or debates like that, especially on college campuses where we're trying to learn critical thinking. I don't know. It's just very scary.

[Bobby]

Critical thinking doesn't exist anymore. Especially in this room with aliens. What? Huh?

[Host]

Oh, gosh.

[Bobby]

Say that.

[Host]

Stop.

[Eddie]

I heard something.

[Host]

He took a shot at us because we don't believe in aliens. That's not.

[Bobby]

Someone say that.

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

Hey, I think they're slow rolling us on some stuff there.

[Amy]

The alien stuff, the government, what they know, of course. Is this a. Is this now or now? Now. We are now distracted by the orb thingy.

[Bobby]

Who knows, man? Here's the one thing I know. I don't know anything. The older I get and the wiser I get, the more I understand. I don't know anything.

[Amy]

What I do know is, based on this week's events, I'm gonna take a break from Scandal.

[Bobby]

Oh, really? I thought you're gonna take a break from social media. I didn't know it was gonna be from a show.

[Eddie]

From a TV show.

[Amy]

No. Because my brain is just going all kinds of crazy. Places. And then I feel very scared. I mean, this is scary situation alone. But then I'm like, okay, I can't let fiction like a TV show be influencing me. But I mean, some of that's gotta be based on some, like, real crazy things that we have no idea that are happening.

[Bobby]

It's like that show we were watching. We finished the first episode of Task. Yeah, it's awesome. We've only watched one episode. It's awesome.

[Amy]

So is that all that's out? Cause I know you said it's coming out week to week.

[Bobby]

Well, there may be a new one today. I don't know what day it releases.

[Guest]

I think it drops on Sundays.

[Bobby]

Okay. It's excellent. Even through one episode. But there's a part where they wear these masks and it's creepy as crap.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Guest]

I thought it was going to be horror. For some reason when I saw that, I was like, okay, okay.

[Eddie]

Who wears the masks? The criminals?

[Bobby]

Well, I don't know. I don't even know what the synopsis.

[Eddie]

Of the show is from, like, the previews that I've. Because I haven't seen any.

[Bobby]

Tell me what you know, and I can tell you.

[Eddie]

I think he's like a task force guy, and they're fight. They're fighting crime in a town.

[Bobby]

An FBI agent heads a task. He's in the task to put an end to a string of violent robberies led by an unsuspecting family man. Okay, that works. When they're robbing, they wear these masks, and the masks are really freaking creepy. And Caitlin, I were like, golly. Like, that's. I'd freak out if just somebody in that mask walk up to my house.

[Eddie]

I know masks are weird like that. Like, it's just a normal person under that mask. But they look so creepy.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So that show's good. We started another because it's only one episode. And so we were like, let's find a new show. We're gonna watch Task, finish the episode. Okay. Oh, man. There's nothing else.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Wish we'd waited a little bit. We started something called Irish Blood last night. Anybody? No. Alicia Silverstone is in it. We only watched one episode. Let me see what the rating is. 80%.

[Caller]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Alicia Silverstone is a lawyer, and she gets a package. And, like, her dad that left her when she was a kid was. Let me read the synopsis. After receiving a mysterious package from her restrained father, L.A. divorce lawyer Fiona travels to Ireland to uncover the truth, only to find herself entangled in a web of family secrets. Lies in Danger. Okay. I don't recommend this as hard. We've watched one episode, and it was. It could be good, but I don't know. But, yeah, we started that last night.

[Amy]

Irish Blood.

[Bobby]

Yeah, Irish Blood. Did I say that?

[Amy]

No, I just am saying it again. I like to write. I make sure I write it down, and then I have to, like, email myself, because then I forget. But overall, y', all, I like when y' all bring recommendations.

[Bobby]

I'm not recommending that fully yet.

[Amy]

I know, but Irish Blood. Question mark. But task do.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Is our guest here yet? We'll stop.

[Amy]

I hear somebody.

[Bobby]

We'll stop this when he comes.

[Caller]

Yeah, they're about two minutes from being ready.

[Bobby]

Should I shut down? Yeah, okay, we'll come back. All right, thanks, Bones. All right, let's go to Candace in Alabama, who's on the phone. Candace, what's happening?

[Caller]

Hey, good morning, studio.

[Bobby]

Morning.

[Caller]

Okay, so I was catching up on the podcast where y' all were talking about things that were not cool for parents to say that their kids say. And the other day, Eddie said bet and y' all were all like, no, no, no, no. You cannot say that. Well, I just wanted to say that my husband and I are 36 years old, and he and his friends have been saying bet to each other since high school. So I was just calling to give justice to Eddie for that. Because even every time I hang up the phone, they're like, I bet at the end of everything, you know, maybe.

[Bobby]

For your husband, it works.

[Eddie]

That's kind of cool. He's been doing since high school.

[Bobby]

Yeah, Eddie hasn't. Eddie is doing it because his kids do it. I think there's a difference.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they just started doing it like this last year. So now I say it.

[Bobby]

Had you always said it, we'd been like, ah, there's Eddie. Mr. Bet. Always.

[Eddie]

Since high school.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So, Candace, I think it's cool your husband says it. That's his thing. Bet. But Eddie doesn't. It's new. It's new, so it's weird, you know, vintage.

[Caller]

It's a vintage saying.

[Bobby]

Well, we appreciate that call.

[Caller]

Thank you. Have a good day.

[Bobby]

See you later. Let's go to Tish in Virginia. Who's on the phone? Tish, what's going on?

[Caller]

Hey, thank you for answering my call. I love your show, you guys all the time. And I had a possible solution for the tooth fairy predicament.

[Bobby]

Okay, we're ready.

[Caller]

Okay. What if the child who lost the tooth. That child is going to lose other tooth in the future, I would Guess unless it's one of their very last tooth, they're going to lose. What if he had to just hang on to that tooth until the next tooth gets lost and in his dresser or whatever? And then that way, when the tooth fairy comes back for the new tooth, he. You could get an extra bonus for hanging onto the other tooth for all that time.

[Eddie]

Like double the money.

[Bobby]

I think that's the point, though. Eddie doesn't want to pay double the money. No.

[Eddie]

Because I had already.

[Bobby]

No. We're on the podcast.

[Eddie]

Okay, good. So I had already did $5. And so, like, that's the most any one of my kids have ever gotten. So now, like, I feel like that's the league minimum. $5 a tooth. Minimum. I can't. $10. That's way too much for two teeth.

[Bobby]

Hmm. Yeah, I think if it were about a bonus, you could do that now and just have them re. Put it under the pillow also. Just give him five more bucks and you learned a lesson. Get the tooth.

[Eddie]

It's just a lesson on me.

[Bobby]

You can afford five more dollars? I can.

[Eddie]

It's just a standard because she's just so. She knows it is one of his first teeth, so he's gonna lose many more.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Tish, I think it's a great idea if Eddie wasn't so cheap.

[Caller]

Yeah. What about a $1 bonus?

[Eddie]

There we go.

[Caller]

Bobby, you can kick in that $1 bonus.

[Bobby]

I would give the kid $5. An extra $5 bonus because I messed up, but Eddie doesn't want to do that.

[Eddie]

I like the $1 bonus.

[Bobby]

Okay, we'll have him re. Put it under the pillow.

[Eddie]

Sounds good.

[Bobby]

What if he wakes up and you're over him?

[Eddie]

Oh, yes. Some dad told me that that happened. And then they just had to be like, well, all right. Busted.

[Bobby]

Oh, they went right to it. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Busted. And then the kid was like, I knew it.

[Bobby]

Can I make a suggestion before you go to it? Put on a full tutu and outfit.

[Host]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby]

And then if they wake up, be like, I am the tooth fairy. I look like your dad.

[Amy]

You can take the easy trivia crown.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Just put on a dress and then just fly away.

[Bobby]

And then just. Okay. I look like everyone's dad whenever you. They wake up.

[Eddie]

That's funny.

[Bobby]

Amy did figure out why she thought the tooth fairy's name was, like, Luneper Eber flu. What?

[Amy]

Luneper.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Amy]

That's what my mom called it. And I thought it was, like, a thing, maybe from Alabama, I don't know. So had to go Back to my aunt again, the only living person that maybe could explain it. And she said that growing up, they went to their Uncle Frank's house or something, and he had some creepy statue statue named L Nefer in his house. And that's where she's like, that must be where she got the name. And she's just made that up for y'.

[Bobby]

All. They just picked a name. But.

[Amy]

But my aunt said she didn't do that. It must have been my mom that just was like, one day, maybe we were have. As kids, we were having a conversation about the tooth fairy, and my mom's like, oh, Uncle Frank statue. El.

[Caller]

You.

[Amy]

Nefer. Like, it just. It must be a name that stuck with her, and it must have been just in our house. So my sister and I are the only people that experienced Elu Nefer coming to get our. Our. Our teeth.

[Bobby]

Yeah. We thought that was weird.

[Amy]

Yeah. But I never knew that it was Uncle Frank's statue. I thought Elu Nefer was sort of like, you know, Kris Kringle Santa, you know, like the actual name. Superman. Clark Kent. Tooth fairy. Lu Nefer.

[Eddie]

Right, right.

[Bobby]

Justin is on in North Carolina. Justin, what's up, buddy?

[Caller]

Hey. How you doing?

[Bobby]

Pretty good. What do you want to say?

[Caller]

Hey. So I was trying to call to help out the tooth fairy's assistant. My oldest. She's gonna be 18 this year. But when she was starting to lose her teeth, I knew she was a light sleeper. So first night, we tried to. And tooth fairy had a hard time trying to get that tooth. So what we did was we played hide and seek with the tooth, and the tooth fairy seemed to really enjoy that. Would write her notes saying, hey, you. You almost tricked me this time. But, yeah. So the tooth fairy's assistance, if you need help with that, hide the tooth.

[Bobby]

How can you implement that? Eddie?

[Eddie]

So like, he's saying, write a note as the tooth fairy and put it under the pillow and be like, you got me. I don't know where it is, but you really know where it is.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So that way they don't wake up.

[Bobby]

Just give a kid five bucks.

[Eddie]

I think that's gonna be the easiest way.

[Bobby]

Too much time. Give me kid five bucks. Move on.

[Eddie]

I agree.

[Bobby]

That's good, though, Justin. I like that. I like that for what you guys were doing.

[Caller]

We even. We even took the money at one point. She put it in the freezer, and I knew she was going to put it in the freezer. So I throw the money into ice cube. So we're like, oh, yeah, you tricked the tooth fairy, but she tricked you. Now you have to defrost the dollar bill.

[Eddie]

It's kind of fun. Fun little game.

[Bobby]

It would also be fun if you did the reverse. If every time they put money under the pillow, you had to find a tooth. Oh, of something. That's a good adult game.

[Eddie]

It's not bad.

[Bobby]

If they put. It's how you can make money, too. If they put their money they've saved under the pillow forever. To the tooth fairy, a tooth will be provided. Who knows what kind of tooth?

[Eddie]

Could be any tooth, dude.

[Bobby]

You can make five bucks a night from your kids from all the money they saved up. Yes. Hey, Justin. Thank you, buddy.

[Caller]

Yeah, thank you. Have a good one, y'.

[Bobby]

All. All right. See you later. Let's go to Stacy. Stacy in Virginia, you're on.

[Caller]

Hi. I was calling. I heard your story about the seventh grader who was revived playing football with CPR aed, and I wanted to share my own survival story for my daughter.

[Bobby]

Yeah, please do.

[Caller]

Her name is Haley Yentz. She was a track and field athlete at East Carolina University. And back in February, February 10, she was working out in the team weight room with the team and went into second cardiac arrest. And they use the AED and performed CPR for over 10 minutes before the EMS arrived. And I just wanted to share that, you know, there are communities out there, companies out there, that are trying to donate, you know, ades to cut. You were talking about how the schools don't have money. All the schools don't have money for ads, and there are programs out there that are trying to help bring ads to communities that don't have the funds for them. And she is a ambassador for the American Heart association young Survivors. She's doing a team walk for the American heart Association on October 18th in Greenville, North Carolina, and she's becoming an advocate for CPR and ADD awareness. I just wanted to share my story because she's truly a miracle.

[Bobby]

I appreciate you sharing that. 10 minutes. They did CP on her for 10 minutes, huh?

[Caller]

Yes.

[Bobby]

That feels like that would be an eternity because 10 minutes is already a long time when something crazy is happening and to just keep going for 10 minutes. Like, did they feel like there was a hint of a pulse and they just kept going?

[Caller]

I don't. I don't think so. I. I don't think they felt the pulse until the EMS arrived, but they didn't stop until they arrived.

[Bobby]

That's crazy. Big shout out to them for continuing, because on tv, they're like, check it. It's done all good time and that didn't happen with your daughter. That's a great story. Thank you, Stacy, for sharing that. Super happy that it happened in that way.

[Caller]

All right, thanks.

[Bobby]

All right, see you later. Dang. A couple voicemails while we're doing this. Number one, please.

[Caller]

I recently had to move much further away from my job and I now have a much longer commute where I have to leave my house at about 4:45am this is really difficult for me. I know that you all have really busy lives and kids and all the things and yet managed to get there super early and have been doing it for a long time. I'm really struggling. So I would love any tips or suggestions that you can offer. Thanks.

[Bobby]

You want to go first because mine is complete neurosis and well, I kind.

[Amy]

Of want to hear what you have to say.

[Bobby]

Anxiety driven and I would just set. I would just set your alarms way, way, way, way earlier.

[Amy]

Yeah, there's that also. I mean, nighttime me has to take care of morning me as much as possible.

[Bobby]

Good, good too because like I'll lay out my clothes like I'm in eighth grade, first day of school, still prepare for the morning.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So many times I guess I do that just so naturally that I don't even think about that being unnatural.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's nighttime you taking care of morning you. And the more you can do that, the better better off you'll be come morning time.

[Bobby]

I would also have some plans in place for those days. You wake up and you feel like garbage. First, the first thing is to know is you're never going to love it. You just get better at hating it. And you act like I don't like waking up in the morning. I never feel better when I wake up in the morning. But I'm better while I feel bad than I used to be. If that makes sense.

[Amy]

Yeah, I think acceptance helps with that. Of like this.

[Bobby]

I don't accept it. I hate it. I hate everything about it.

[Amy]

But you have to accept it.

[Bobby]

I don't. I hate everything about it. I can't wait till I don't do it anymore. Like that I hate waking up early in the morning, but I'm way better feeling bad than I used to be. Like I've done it long enough. And also I know that if I'm feeling bad and I feel like my performance is down, that actually doesn't mean it is. Just because I feel bad doesn't mean I'm. I'm acting or performing in a bad way. It Sucks also it's not going to get easier.

[Eddie]

You never wake up with a never beautiful morning.

[Bobby]

Not one time in my life.

[Eddie]

That's tough.

[Bobby]

I. I just set your clocks away earlier let you adjust once you wake up. Set your clothes out, get your food ready. Food prep it.

[Amy]

Yeah, all the things like what what are all the little things?

[Bobby]

Well that sucks.

[Amy]

Help you feel good in the morning and make a list of all that that you can tackle the day before.

[Bobby]

Don't try to work out in the morning either.

[Host]

Oh no, don't do it.

[Eddie]

Never work.

[Bobby]

It is a nightmare.

[Eddie]

Sounds good.

[Bobby]

Have gas in your car always.

[Eddie]

Oh that's a good one.

[Bobby]

Because the worst is when you have to stop for gas.

[Eddie]

So stressful.

[Bobby]

It's so it's still dark outside. So one your whole morning is down to you need to get to this point in the morning by this time. That's what my Everything is set by times and if I have to stopping at gas 1 it kills the time and then 2 I I don't like getting gas when it's dark outside at like 2 or 3 and 4 o' clock in the morning cuz I'm going to get for sure mugged for sure. I don't feel like we pumped her up.

[Eddie]

No. We all related with her though.

[Amy]

I was trying.

[Eddie]

Yeah we're like sorry.

[Bobby]

Not much you can do about it. There's no traffic.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's amaz. Yes. Like some people would trade that. I mean cuz think some people are in traffic for sitting on the highway. Standstill.

[Eddie]

What's cool is there's never traffic like when you go to work and when you're coming back because they're just off hours.

[Amy]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So that's when legit.

[Bobby]

That sucks.

[Host]

That's when I hate it for you.

[Bobby]

I hate it for you. It's the worst.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

It's not the worst.

[Host]

The worst.

[Eddie]

You guys nap. You guys. You nap.

[Bobby]

No.

[Host]

Yes.

[Bobby]

I've had bad allergies last couple days. I fell asleep at like 4pm yesterday. Fell asleep to 5:15 and I woke up, didn't know what planet I was on. Didn't know if it was the morning, didn't know anything. I was like whoa. I've just been so sick. Not sick but allergy sick. And so I fell asleep, woke up, couldn't connect, had a meeting at 5:30 and we were prepping for a meeting today because like a network has reached out about a television project that I've put together a long time ago and so they were like yeah, hey Bring the same energy, Bobby, Because I was out of it.

[Eddie]

Oh, they're making fun of you.

[Bobby]

Yeah, big time. I was like. They're like, yeah, be sure to bring the same energy. My guys. I didn't mean to fall asleep, so I usually don't have time to nap, but yesterday I napped and then I thought, I'll never get back to sleep. 8:30.

[Amy]

Oh good. We were in our 20s. Gosh, I napped all the time. I think it's just like we have more responsibilities now.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, that's fair.

[Host]

But if you don't nap, you don't have the energy to do those responsibilities.

[Eddie]

You have to do it.

[Amy]

Yeah, but I don't have a choice. I don't even know when I would like. I don't know. Just feel like you have to. Kids get out of school at a certain time and you go and try to get everything done by the time they get out because then there's homework and then there's. And even on the week, I guess, because that's my routine because on the weeks I don't have my kids I just kind of keep the same routine because otherwise why am I going to give myself the treat of trying to.

[Bobby]

I don't do that.

[Amy]

Get in a nap and then the next week it's taken away from me. No, thank you.

[Bobby]

That's interesting. I don't do that because I will sleep until whatever time on the weekends if I don't have kids though. But I'll, I'll wake up first around 4:30 or 5 on the, on a Saturday or a Sunday. And then I'm like, nope, not going.

[Eddie]

To do that to you.

[Bobby]

I'm mad at myself and you're not waking up. Sometimes I'll get something to eat and go back to bed.

[Amy]

Yeah, but you could probably sleep till what like noon or one.

[Bobby]

My natural body clock would be go to bed at 3:00am, wake up at noon or 1.

[Amy]

I just, I could be awesome. I don't even know what that like.

[Eddie]

Oh, you've never done that?

[Amy]

Maybe in, maybe in college. I don't know. I've not, I've just not wired that way, I guess. Like there was a Saturday recently where I woke up and my clock said 8:45 and I was like, oh, I've wasted the day.

[Bobby]

Oh, you thought. I thought. I was like, oh, this feels so great.

[Amy]

You know, for me I'm, I'm so productive on a Saturday morning. I love getting up and you know, obviously we're not having to drive to work early or do anything. So if I get up at like 6:30 or 7 on a Saturday, oh I can get so much done. But I felt like 8:45 9 I had like ruined my vibe, my Saturday vibe.

[Bobby]

By the way, if you guys want to call and leave us a voicemail, you can 877-77-Bobby very easy. Call anytime. I'm going to assume that everybody messages their friends. I'm also going to assume that sometimes you run into issues when messaging, especially during group chats. It is really important that my digital messaging is clear. No mistakes. It's also important when I send messages that they send quickly and that I get responses quickly. WhatsApp can help with all that. First you can message privately with everyone in a group. Even if you're using totally different phones. Sent a message too fast and you regret it? No problem, just edit it. And when the chat gets a little too intense, you can switch to a group video call and actually talk it out. Photos and videos come through clear messages get delivered without gaps or delays. Plus WhatsApp has so many great features like polls, pinned messages, even event invites with RSVPs. So planning stuff just doesn't turn into a big old mess, it just makes a lot of sense. It's time for WhatsApp message privately with everyone.

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[Bobby]

What's your hidden talent that you didn't know about?

[Eddie]

Man? I think I'm not only am I good at easy trivia, dude, I think I'm just good at trivia.

[Host]

Oh God, you lost, Amy.

[Eddie]

No, no, no, listen, like I was at Olive Garden with my family and they have the little kiosk thing at the table where you can play everyone all over the country. At Olive Gardens, I was number one for like 30 minutes straight.

[Bobby]

I think you're pretty good at trivia.

[Eddie]

Yeah, like awesome. And the key was here because it's one of those timed ones, you know, where like the quicker you get it, the more points you get. So I, as soon as the answers came up, I just would hit like C, and if it wasn't C, I would find the right one and then move it. That was the tactic.

[Bobby]

But you can move it. Yeah. You're not committed.

[Eddie]

You can. And then it shows you the percentage of people that are guessing it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So like if 80% have guessed one answer, you can change your answer, but you don't get as many points.

[Bobby]

You dominated domination. I think you're pretty good at trivia.

[Eddie]

My mom was there. She's like, you're good. Like this could be a hidden talent of yours.

[Bobby]

Hey, Raymundo, Johnny Manziel's coming to town.

[Caitlyn]

Yeah, he will be here Saturday at Barstool. They're promoting, yeah, they're promoting the A and M game and then also Notre Dame. It's a big one, but you just never know when the dude's gonna come back to town. So I kind of want to take advantage of it.

[Bobby]

But what does that mean? Is it just wide open to go meet him?

[Caitlyn]

Yeah. And there's a performance, but you don't gotta by him. No. There's a guy called Skeez. He's pretty popular on the scene. He's up and coming. But you just go there and he's giving away autographed jerseys, autographs, pictures, and then he's obviously gonna try and get people to come to Barstool. So that's the whole reason he's coming.

[Bobby]

What time of the day will he be there?

[Caitlyn]

So it's at night, it's at 6:30 at night. And my wife definitely bails out. She goes, I'm not going with you. So if I went, it would be me driving by myself as a 40 year old parking, walking to this bar as a 40 year old man and meeting Johnny Manziel.

[Bobby]

Well, the guys were telling me I should go do that with Mark Grace when he's in town. So what's the difference?

[Caitlyn]

Yeah, I would feel the entire drive from the country, I would feel like a loser. I'm still considering it, but I would be all by myself because I can't get any of my friends to go.

[Bobby]

Johnny Manziel's hosting a viewing party at Barstool Nashville for the Texas A and M Notre Dame game on Saturday, September 13th. That's this weekend, 6:30pm Will feature a signed jersey raffle. Yep. So no guaranteed of a signed jersey.

[Caitlyn]

But guaranteed of a picture and an autograph if you grab them real quick.

[Bobby]

And a performance by Skeez, who we've heard from Ray's up and coming artist.

[Eddie]

Up and coming.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Caitlyn]

And so I tried when he played for the Cleveland Browns, I believe it was 10 years ago. I tried yelled at him when I was at Titan Stadium. Tried to get an autograph. Never got it then. And then he came back to Nashville about five years ago and it was a Saturday night. I was already in for the night and just never went downtown to go see him. So I feel if I. If I miss him here, I mean, I ain't going to go get an autograph from this dude in my 50s. This is my one chance to get Johnny Football's autograph.

[Eddie]

Ray loves.

[Bobby]

That's 10. Yeah, Ray does love Ray looks. I mean, Ray is him.

[Host]

Ray has his clothes.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Caitlyn]

He came out with merchandise. I wear all that. I love Johnny Manziel.

[Eddie]

You have a jersey of his.

[Caitlyn]

Not a jersey, per se, but the sweatshirt has his number on the back and all of his hands, per se.

[Bobby]

He did hit you with a per se. And then you know what he did? He didn't have a jersey, but he had something.

[Eddie]

Yeah, a sweatshirt with a number on.

[Bobby]

The back, per se.

[Caitlyn]

Let's be real. He's the one that came up with the season. And on my handles, I go with sizzle and Raymondo. That's Johnny Manzo. He came up with that.

[Bobby]

I think you should go meet him, if anything, for the story you could tell on the show Monday. Yeah, like, use that as your excuse. It's for content on the show. And you come in Monday, we talk about it.

[Caitlyn]

And so this is also me. Just if any listeners see me by myself, guys, I'm not a loser. I'm doing this for the show. This is going to be good stuff. But I don't go to places by myself. That's not me.

[Eddie]

No, you're not. Like, you're going to because you want to see Johnny Manziel.

[Host]

You're going there with Johnny.

[Amy]

Care that you're alone.

[Caitlyn]

I've never been to a bar by myself before. I always have an entourage, so.

[Bobby]

Okay. That's a weird thing to say.

[Eddie]

Entourage.

[Bobby]

Entourage, but okay. Thank you.

[Host]

Good luck.

[Bobby]

I want you to go for the show. So if you're like, on the fence, be like, I'm going to do it for the show, and I'm going to go and get some good content. Yep. Okay.

[Caitlyn]

Yeah, we need good content, so I'm going to bring it.

[Bobby]

There you go. Thank you. The FBI has released images of the person of interest in the Charlie Kirk shooting. You see the guy now?

[Eddie]

You see him?

[Amy]

Yeah, I feel like it's a little.

[Bobby]

Blurry, but he looks kind of like.

[Amy]

Young, skinny, tall.

[Bobby]

Yep, young, skinny, tall, white guy in a. Like, a black sweatshirt, sunglasses. I'm trying to think of what celebrity he kind of looks like. Sounds like Dale Gribble from King of the Hill.

[Eddie]

Oh, he's got a little scruffy.

[Bobby]

Oh, I thought he looked like. Like Dua Lipa's fiance. What's that guy's name?

[Eddie]

Kind of looks like Ray.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you can tell by this guy's torso is taller and.

[Amy]

And lankier.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Dua Lipa's husband is Callum Turner. I watched him in a show.

[Eddie]

She's married?

[Bobby]

Engaged. Oh, yeah. Around the room. Amy.

[Amy]

So Devil Wears Prada is getting a remake. Have you seen, like, Anne Hathaway filming?

[Bobby]

Because I've seen Anne Hathaway filming on the streets. Yes. Not personally, but I saw some pictures of it.

[Amy]

So I guess Anna Wintour has found somebody that's, like, taking her place. And she's talking more about the original movie. And way back in the day, she was like, oh, this is totally fiction. Totally fiction. And then now she's talking about it a little more freely, and she's like, yeah, they got pretty close to, like, what it's like in the biz. And anyway, I read that whole article, and it just got very excited. So then I had to Google when the movie's coming out because I wasn't sure. And it's coming out May 1, 2026.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah. I hate when they do that so far. Fun fact, the person that movie's based off of is Caitlyn's friend.

[Eddie]

The lady.

[Amy]

The lady she's talking about not Anna Wintour, but the Hathaway's character. Oh, that's cool. Yeah.

[Bobby]

An older friend. Like a friend. Yeah, but that's cool. Yeah. Caitlyn knows her. That's like a friend of Caitlyn's. She was like, yeah, the movie's based. Anne Hathaway played her.

[Amy]

Not fiction.

[Bobby]

I didn't say that. I just.

[Amy]

No, but even Anna Wintour's. She's not referring back to her interview way back in the day, but she is saying, like, oh, yeah, you know, they got pretty close.

[Eddie]

That's always cool when you know, like, the real person.

[Bobby]

They kicked Anna Wintour out. She's not even editing anymore.

[Amy]

Yeah. I think that's why now she's speaking more freely about things.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you May have said that. You said they kicked her out.

[Amy]

I didn't say they kicked her out. I thought she just had found the person that's replacing her. I thought she was stepping on her.

[Bobby]

It's often what they say whenever people get kicked out.

[Amy]

What's that called? What's that? The word. There's an official word. Predecessor.

[Bobby]

Well, that would be the person that goes in after you.

[Amy]

Your predecessor, then that's.

[Bobby]

Or your predecessor's the one before you.

[Eddie]

Before. Okay, then what's the one that was before you?

[Amy]

Yeah, what's the one?

[Bobby]

Predecessor. Yeah, Post. Post assessor.

[Eddie]

That sounds weird.

[Bobby]

That. Not it.

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Amy]

Well, whatever that role is, the article was saying now that she has her replacement, she's opening up a little more Lunchbox.

[Bobby]

Your story, man.

[Host]

Justin Bieber's in a bad state, guys. I mean, I don't know if you guys saw him, but he's out on a Segway just in his underwear, like.

[Bobby]

Man, I don't know. Swag 2 is pretty good, though.

[Eddie]

Hey, hold on. Wasn't as Hex just on the street.

[Bobby]

I haven't seen the picture.

[Host]

Yeah, he's just on a segue in just his underwear. And I'm like, man, like, all the news about him and Haley Bieber struggling and how he seems to be just going off the deep end. And then this picture, it's like, oh.

[Bobby]

Man, that song, everything. Hallelujah. A plus. You guys don't listen to swag 2 at all?

[Eddie]

No, never mind. It's good.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's. It's the whole album. It's the second one added now. It's one big, long album. But Justin Bieber strips down in his briefs to take his segue for a spin. Oh, he's not like on a outside road or anything.

[Eddie]

Where is he?

[Amy]

Okay, so it's not like paparazzi capturing it. It's himself.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's not him.

[Bobby]

Could be doing an underwear ad, because that logo is so big on the underwear.

[Eddie]

What's the logo?

[Amy]

Yeah, it's for his social media, though. Is it Calvin Klein?

[Bobby]

I don't know. Yeah, it's Calvin.

[Amy]

I'm trying to zoom in, but it feels weird.

[Eddie]

Lunchbox fell for.

[Bobby]

Could be.

[Host]

I mean, they may have got me, but, I mean, I see him and it looks like, you know, he's going down the gravel road.

[Bobby]

Took this himself, though, so I think it's different. Lil Nas X didn't want anything to do with him.

[Amy]

He's out of it, definitely in public.

[Eddie]

Apparently. There was a big Party that he was going to.

[Bobby]

Mike, what do you know about this? Is he just posting a thirst trap? I mean, yeah, he put. Put it on his own account. Like, someone else posted it of him. Post it.

[Host]

I saw it. I just saw it on people.com. and so I was like, oh, man. Like, he's out in the open, but I didn't realize they took it from his.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

You know, in college, I was known as the dude who would play guitar on his balcony in his underwear. They'd be like, you're the dude that play.

[Amy]

I've never heard this. And now all of a sudden, he's the dude on his guitar in his underwear.

[Eddie]

Yeah. People would be like, oh, wait a minute.

[Bobby]

You're the dude that sits on his.

[Eddie]

Balcony playing the guitar in his underwear in the mornings. That's me.

[Bobby]

That's interesting. I don't think it's something that you're bragging about.

[Eddie]

I'm not.

[Bobby]

You probably haven't thought about that in a while. Nope. But also, why would you do that?

[Eddie]

They were boxers.

[Bobby]

Oh, I got it.

[Eddie]

Like, it wasn't like. Oh, my gosh.

[Bobby]

Tidy White. That's what I thought. You're on Tidy White.

[Eddie]

Is that what Beaver's wearing?

[Bobby]

They're. They're boxer briefs.

[Eddie]

It's tight, though.

[Bobby]

Well, they're boxer briefs, so those are tight.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't have the confidence to do that.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Eddie, what's your story?

[Eddie]

Yeah, so I'm not into the royal family, but I saw that Prince Harry finally saw his dad after, like, 12 months of never seen him. Prince. King Charles.

[Bobby]

Mm.

[Eddie]

Yeah, King Charles. Which is kind of cool. Like, I don't know them personally. Don't know anything about them, but it's kind of cool that you're gonna try to make amends and go see your dad after not seeing him for 19 months. Big deal.

[Bobby]

King Charles is never gonna catch on. I think he'll die before it catches on.

[Eddie]

Because he was Prince Charles?

[Bobby]

Yeah, because his mom was the Queen for 100 years, and was he the.

[Eddie]

One married to die?

[Bobby]

Like, Queen Elizabeth was the queen for so long that anything else sounds weird right now. King Charles will never take. And then he'll die, and he'll always still be Prince Charles.

[Eddie]

So he has cancer. I think that's kind of what they were saying.

[Bobby]

She reigned for 70 years.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

70 years and 214 days. That's crazy. I don't know what he has, but, yeah, I think he's.

[Eddie]

I think he's sick. Which is why kind of his son went to go see him.

[Bobby]

He's undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer. Yeah, Morgan, yours.

[Guest]

Okay, so there was a paraglider that was coasting in there, having a good time watching the sunset, and then all of a sudden a little six number balloon comes out of nowhere and smacks right into him.

[Bobby]

A six number balloon?

[Guest]

Yeah, like, you know, you see those balloons and they do the numbers for you.

[Bobby]

I've not seen those, so, yeah, I didn't know what that was.

[Guest]

Okay, so like, people do number balloons for like their birthdays. If you're 30, you'll do the big three.

[Bobby]

Zero.

[Eddie]

Oh, you've seen those.

[Host]

They're huge.

[Bobby]

I never knew they were called six number balloons.

[Guest]

Well, they're not the number six.

[Eddie]

So someone turns six years old and.

[Bobby]

The balloon went up in the air.

[Amy]

It could have been a four or a three, but this one was a six.

[Host]

It's just a numbered balloon.

[Bobby]

Say it differently.

[Eddie]

Happy birthday balloon in the shape of a number six.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, I thought it was a brand, like a six number. I was like, I've never seen those. Okay, go ahead. So, yeah, what Eddie said the balloon.

[Guest]

Is the number six, but it collides with him and he has to emergency land. Like, he almost came crashing down because he ran into this balloon in the air. It's a wild video.

[Bobby]

That would suck.

[Guest]

Like, he can't. You see him trying to reach for it, trying to get him out.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you get tangled. Oh, wow. I'm looking at this. Oh, man. Imagine you only are relying on your freaking chute and something tangles in that chute.

[Guest]

And like, thankfully he landed.

[Bobby]

This balloon flies at him because he's moving fast, so the balloon's not really flying at him. But he comes up on it so fast and he goes right up in his stuff. Just tangles.

[Eddie]

What are the odds that a balloon.

[Bobby]

Crazy. I tried to get it, but I couldn't reach. And you see it's a him. Yeah, because you don't see their head. You see him, like desperately trying to grab it.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

That balloon tangled in that chute so quick. Yep.

[Guest]

And like, smart thinking on him. He emergency landed really fast because if he wouldn't, it was like going to the motor and it could have got caught up.

[Bobby]

And I think that motors.

[Guest]

Yeah, they have like a. What did he call a fan.

[Host]

Oh, yeah, it's called.

[Guest]

I might have a different name than motor. But it's like there. There's something that's propelled like Propelling it forward. The propeller maybe.

[Bobby]

That's a crazy video because he ride shuts engine off and then he just kind of. And he's moving pretty good down, but he just kind of floats down and then lands. Oh my goodness.

[Guest]

Yeah. So if you need another reason not to release balloons in the air.

[Bobby]

Another reason not to hang glide.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. Cuz releasing balloons is the coolest thing ever.

[Guest]

Like, but it's not good for the environment and it's not good for paragliders. We're now learning.

[Eddie]

I understand. But man, seeing that balloon go and like it never stops is crazy.

[Bobby]

Hey, Scuba, I did a read for you earlier. Realtruck.com seems like a cool site. Yeah. Yeah.

[Caller]

They have all kinds of like truck accessories. Like I got a bed cover from there. Like I think they call.

[Bobby]

Like I wasn't familiar with what it was because I know nothing about trucks. Yeah.

[Caller]

I've never heard it called the way that they put it, like tanufo or to know cover or whatever. But it's basically a bed cover that you put because. So I have a truck and we've been on road trips and in order to lock my luggage into the truck, I needed something to cover it to lock it. So that's why I got mine.

[Bobby]

Yeah. This is not a like a ad, but realtruck.com I went and looked at it. They got a bunch of stuff over there. Yeah.

[Caller]

Like lights and like led.

[Bobby]

They have LED lights? Heck yeah. That could get you in trouble. Not. Not if you get the right ones for the right reasons.

[Eddie]

Those are cool though.

[Bobby]

But I know. They're so cool. I just feel like I'd be using them to like, get by in traffic.

[Caller]

Yeah, I know, right?

[Bobby]

I see my trucks all the time. It's like, that's pretty cool looking.

[Eddie]

Even the ones that glow under the car. Those look so cool.

[Bobby]

Those are cool. One of those.

[Caller]

The other glow lights where they can change them colors and stuff.

[Bobby]

Yes. Yeah. Okay, we're gonna go. Today's episode's been a little shorter. We've been bouncing back and forth with a few things. Just making sure we wanted to get this on. But thank you guys. We'll be here tomorrow. Appreciate everybody listening. All you part tours, thank you for getting to this part of the show. And I think that is it for now. So you guys have a good rest of the day and we'll see you tomorrow. Bye everybody.

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