THURS PT 2: Should Bobby Go To The Arkansas Game Alone?  + Bobby Told Scuba Steve To Leave the Show + Amy Shares Another Vision

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – October 9, 2025

Episode: Should Bobby Go To The Arkansas Game Alone? + Bobby Told Scuba Steve To Leave the Show + Amy Shares Another Vision
Host: Bobby Bones (with Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Scuba Steve, Ray, Jill - caller)
Podcast Network: Premiere Networks
Date: October 9, 2025

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Episode Overview

This lively episode of "The Bobby Bones Show" centers on the spirited debate over whether Bobby should attend the Arkansas vs. Tennessee football game alone, shares candid updates from the team's personal lives (including some hilarious pet and dental mishaps), and features Amy’s latest “vision.” The crew also discusses safety concerns with social media meetups, workplace etiquette, creative financial strategies, and offbeat business ventures involving mums and casino chips. Packed with banter, teasing, and practical advice, this episode blends laughs and life lessons in the familiar, friendly tone listeners love.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Rumor Control: Dolly Parton’s Health (01:14–02:26)

• Bobby reads a reassuring message from Dolly despite swirling health rumors, but jokes about being AI-related.
• The team discusses how rumors, especially about celebrities, escalate quickly when family asks for prayers.

“I’m not convinced that’s not AI. No, I’m kidding. It’s Dolly. It’s Dolly. I’m too in the AI world right now.” — Bobby (01:46)

2. Celebrity Engagement News: Darius Rucker (02:27–03:34)

• Bobby jokes about volunteering to sing at Darius’s wedding; Darius's understated reply provides a comedic moment.
• They talk texting etiquette for congratulating friends on big life moments — is it better to wait until the flood passes?

“If you want to be part of the flood, that’s great, but if you wait 12, 16 hours… you get a message that’s just meant for you.” — Bobby (03:00)

3. Bobby’s Household Woes: The Mouth Guard Saga (03:35–05:59)

• Bobby’s bulldog Eller ate his mouth guard, prompting a story on pet mischief and the hassle of dental replacements.
• He stalls on fixing a broken tooth (called “Tiny”), mainly out of laziness, not want, and wife’s gentle prodding.
• Hilarious debate ensues about why mouth guards get yellow and the dangers of drinking orange juice with them in.

“I can look in her eyes and tell she had it. Didn’t even get mad. That’s on me.” — Bobby (04:17)

4. Safety First: Social Media Meetups (06:02–09:35)

• Jill, a retired FBI agent, calls in warning against meeting social media acquaintances in person—especially if you feel uneasy.
• Bobby summarizes a listener story: a woman traveling to meet a TikTok influencer, despite marital and safety concerns.
• Jill stresses trusting your gut and highlights potential dangers — "you can't control who he shows up with, what his intentions are."
• General advice: Only meet social contacts at public forums (08:34).

“The fact that she pulled over and called in and is second guessing it, she needs to trust her instincts… it’s a dangerous situation to walk into.” — Jill (07:04)

“Don’t do it unless it’s at a public forum. You don’t know these people… 99% of the time it is [fake].” — Jill (08:34)

5. Show Banter: Streaming “Task” & TV Favorites (09:38–10:54)

• Animated review and debate about the pacing and quality of the show “Task” on HBO Max; Amy was initially unimpressed but came around.
• Classic group FOMO as not everyone is fully caught up.

6. The Big Dilemma: Should Bobby Go Alone to the Arkansas Game? (10:54–21:40)

• Bobby’s conflicted about seeing Arkansas play Tennessee alone, since all his top “tier” friends are unavailable.
• The crew weighs in on logistics, emotional impact, the potential for awkwardness as an away-fan solo, and (perhaps most importantly) whether it’s “commit to the bit” worthy for the show.
• Potential hurdles include loneliness, the game outcome, the cost of a $500+ ticket, and how fans may react.
• Amy and Eddie joke about possible emotional hazards and envision the “fun” of Bobby’s solo adventure (with lots of potential for social media content if Bobby goes through with it).
• Bobby even tests whether his wife secretly wants him to clear out for TV remote control purposes.

“Do I go to a college football game by myself? Thoughts?” — Bobby (11:54)

“I think I would rather go by myself than go with somebody that I'm not gonna, like, enjoy spending eight, nine hours with.” — Bobby (13:38)

7. Sleep Mix-Ups: Bobby’s Podcast Scheduling Mishap (23:15–25:47)

• Bobby accidentally logs in for a podcast interview a day early, illustrating the perils of napping and over-scheduling.

8. Around the Room: Quirks, Theories, and News (25:48–33:02)

• Amy shares a Disney Haunted Mansion story; Scuba Steve cracks that the ride finally got its "1000th soul."
• The group marvels over a millionaire with Disney rides in his home (and a champagne vending machine).
• Lunchbox reports about a pet monkey lured home with coffee—a spider monkey fall festival mishap.
• Discussion devolves into the science of dog "scooting" and "anal glands," with the team learning that (surprise!) humans have vestigial versions.

9. Life Hacks & Financial Strategies (33:08–36:54)

• Eddie shares a TikTok story of someone who never has car payments: buy a cheap car, act like you have payments, save that “payment” every month, eventually buy a better car with cash, and repeat.
• Bobby and Amy agree it’s just disciplined saving repackaged, but acknowledge it’s a solid forced-savings method.

“It’s basically just saving up to buy a car.” — Bobby (34:45)

“It does present an opportunity for discipline.” — Bobby (35:02)

10. Office and Career Advice (37:03–42:34)

• Caller asks if you should tell your boss you’re job-hunting if a reference is required; the team agrees it depends on workplace culture and boss relationship.
• Bobby advocates for rooting for friends and staff who pursue new opportunities, referencing encouraging Scuba Steve to follow his dreams.
• Group shares stories about tricky exits from previous jobs.

“There is not a right answer to that. It is all dependent on the relationship you have with your company.” — Bobby (37:27)

11. Bring Your Dog/Kid to Work? (42:39–43:46)

• Mixed feelings: The dog lovers aren’t fans of a full 8-hour "bring your dog/kid to work" day, but say a brief visit could work.
• Bobby: "Animals get bored... you're not really working if you're focused on something else."

12. Car Insurance Tip (43:49–44:44)

• Caller Jill warns that driving without a license invalidates your insurance, leaving you totally at risk. Amy is (rightfully) alarmed.

13. Mums, Chips, and Makeshift Small Businesses (45:08–53:06)

• Spirited negotiation as Amy tries to buy mums from Ray using casino chips instead of cash.
• Lunchbox feels burned on a separate deal.
• Ray justifies his delivery fees, brags about bringing agricultural products "from country to city," and possibly selling "hot mums."
• The team jokes about business hustles gone right and wrong.

14. Amy’s Vision Returns (54:08–61:59)

• Bobby requests one of Amy’s “visions” in hopes of guidance for bets and games happening that night.
• Amy’s meditation reveals only a recurring image of rowing a kayak—nothing more.
• The crew tries to interpret: is it a sign for a specific player, team (“the Buccaneers”?), or merely a hint at perseverance?
• Bobby bets on Kyle Tucker to hit a home run, plus other sports bets—if her vision pans out, she gets the credit (if not, blame).

“Over and over, even when I tried not to think about it, it's what kept coming back... a kayak in the water and rowing.” — Amy (57:11)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• FBI Safety Advice:
  “One thing I’ve learned is when your guts are telling you something is wrong… it is.” — Jill, retired FBI agent (07:04)
• Solo Game Dilemma:
  “It would be hilarious if one of you guys went by yourself. I would think that was the funniest thing ever… So I think I kind of should just go by myself, take myself out of it and go. I would want one of you guys to do it.” — Bobby (18:34)
• On Creative Saving:
  “It’s an interesting approach to saving, but it’s basically just saving up to buy a car.” — Bobby (34:29)

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Important Timestamps

• 00:14 – 02:26: Rumors about Dolly Parton’s health, personal self-care update
• 02:27 – 03:34: Darius Rucker engagement, when to text congratulations
• 03:35 – 05:59: Bobby’s dog eats his mouth guard & dental woes
• 06:02 – 09:35: FBI agent Jill warns against social media meetups
• 09:38 – 10:54: Streaming recommendations, debate over “Task” on HBO
• 10:54 – 21:40: Should Bobby go to the Arkansas game alone? Group weighs pros, cons, and comedic potential
• 23:15 – 25:47: Bobby’s mistaken podcast recording, sleep confusion
• 25:48 – 33:02: “Around the Room”—Disney mansion, festival monkey, dog glands
• 33:08 – 36:54: Eddie’s car payment hack, discipline & savings
• 37:03 – 42:34: Should you tell your boss you’re job hunting? Scuba Steve’s story
• 42:39 – 43:46: Bring your dog (or kid) to work—good or bad idea?
• 43:49 – 44:44: Insurance risks without a license
• 45:08 – 53:06: The “mum” business, chips for plants, business hustle
• 54:08 – 61:59: Amy’s vision segment; Bobby makes bets based on it, group tries to interpret

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Section Guide

• Opening: Rumors, health, and chit-chat (Dolly, Darius Rucker)
• Personal Scenarios: Funny mishaps and pet stories at home
• Safety Segment: Social media meetups, expert advice
• Pop Culture & TV: Debates about streaming faves
• Main Feature: The great solo game question—group weighs Bobby’s potential trip alone
• Short Stories: Odd news, financial hacks, workplace tips
• Marketplace Madness: The saga of the “mum” transactions
• Visionary Segment: Amy’s latest vision—can she steer Bobby’s sports picks?

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Conclusion

This episode is quintessential Bobby Bones Show: fast-paced, irreverent, but rooted in genuine friendship and advice. Whether you’re here for the sports, the life hacks, or Amy’s psychic “visions,” you’ll come away with a smile—and maybe a new outlook on solo adventures, financial discipline, or just the importance of trusting your gut.

Transcript

[Amy]

This is an I heart podcast.

[Bobby]

Sa mi gente. It's Ana Ortiz and I'm Mark and Delicato. You might know us as Hilda and Justin from Ugly Betty. Welcome to our new podcast, Viva Betty. Yay. We're rewatching the series from start to finish and getting into all the fashions, the drama and the behind the scenes moments that you've never heard before. But you were still bartending. I didn't know that. The bar pack is like, is that you? And I turn and it's a commercial for Betty. And I was like, I gotta go. I quit. Listen to Viva Betty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Podcast Announcer]

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[Amy]

My goal is to really destigmatize mental.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

A whole health perspective, physical health and.

[Bobby]

Mental health can be intertwined.

[Podcast Announcer]

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[Bobby]

The Bobby Bone Show. Everybody wrote, yeah, Dolly's not dying. And so this was a message she put up yesterday.

[Jill]

I want you to know that I'm okay.

[Bobby]

I've got some problems.

[Amy]

As I mentioned, back when my husband Carl was very sick, I didn't take care of myself.

[Bobby]

So I let a lot of things.

[Amy]

Go that I should have been taken care of. Nothing major, but I did have to cancel some things so I could be closer to home, closer to Vanderbilt.

[Bobby]

There's just a lot of rumors flying.

[Amy]

Around, but I figured if you heard.

[Bobby]

It from me, you'd know that I was okay. I'm not convinced that's not AI. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. It's Dolly. It's Dolly. I'm two in the AI world right now. It's Dolly. And I would say more so than rumors. I think what scared everyone was her sister going, hey, I need prayers for Dolly because half people are dying. Like, somebody else reaches out and goes, they can't speak right now, so I will speak and ask for them.

[Amy]

Yeah, I think she said, yeah, something like, I've been up all night praying for my sister.

[Bobby]

Yes, yes. Why would you even be up all night if it's so not dire? We love Dolly and we're glad to hear that she is not doing as bad as a lot of people thought she was doing. Right, everybody?

[Eddie]

Yes. Thank God.

[Bobby]

Other news. We had talked about it yesterday a little bit, but Darius got engaged. Darius Rucker. And I text him yesterday. I'm gonna read you my text to him. I said, hey, congrats, buddy. And I know you're scared to ask. Yeah, I'll sing at the wedding.

[Amy]

What do you reply?

[Bobby]

Thank you, my brother.

[Amy]

Anything about the singing?

[Bobby]

No, nothing.

[Eddie]

Ignored that part.

[Ray]

Nothing at all.

[Eddie]

Not even.

[Bobby]

He didn't even, like, indicate there was a joke as a part of that.

[Eddie]

That's funny.

[Bobby]

So, yeah, congrats.

[Amy]

He's probably flooded with texts, though.

[Bobby]

So engagement. Like, congratulations text. Yes. Well, I waited 12 hours. Like, if it's somebody's birthday or it's a big event, you can send a text as soon as you see it, and you'll become a flood. And if you want to be part of the flood, that's great. But if you wait 12, 16 hours, then you kind of get a message that's just meant for you, like, thank you, my brother. Cause that was very specific to me. Cause, you know, we're like brothers. But the problem with that is you forget sometimes if you're gonna wait 12 to 16 hours, that extra eight hours goes by, and you kind of forgot to do it. And then you feel like an idiot.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Bad news from my house. My dog ate my mouth guard.

[Amy]

That's expensive.

[Bobby]

It sucks.

[Amy]

But then. Is it gonna be okay in there? Do you have to get it removed? Can't find it in the body.

[Bobby]

Don't know.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Don't know. If she ran out, it was Eller. Cause Stanley doesn't care about anything. The bulldog Eller is a taller dog, so she can reach things I left on a table a little too low. That's on me. And I know to her that's a delicacy. And I went to put my mouth guard in last night. I keep it in a little plastic case, and I realized, oh, I didn't put it in the case because I have a clean. I feel like this cool thing. Rest in peace. But I have, like, this cool thing that you put it in. It scrubs your mouth guard. Little circular thing. You put the lid on it. Scrubs it up with some, like, soap and stuff. And I was gonna put it in that before I went to bed and it was gone. And I'm like, hmm. Where else could I have put it? And I could tell. I could look in her eyes and tell she had it. Didn't even get mad. That's on me.

[Amy]

You think it's in her or she hid it somewhere.

[Bobby]

Probably took it outside. Okay. She runs the yard freely. So I'm down one mouth guard, which means I gotta go to the dentist. And my wife is also begging me to get my tooth fixed.

[Eddie]

Oh, your tooth?

[Amy]

Yeah. Why haven't you fixed.

[Lunchbox]

What are we waiting on?

[Bobby]

She calls this. She calls it Tiny. She's like, will you please fix tiny?

[Eddie]

Because it is little.

[Bobby]

Because I broke a tooth. Why am I fixing it? I'm not doing anything on television right now. It doesn't hurt. It's quirky.

[Amy]

Okay, so that's what you told her.

[Bobby]

Yeah, mostly because I don't want to go back to the dentist.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Is it still functional? Can you still chew food?

[Bobby]

Yeah, because that's one of my front teeth. But the problem is, sometimes I've been tongues. Sometimes my tongue hits it weird because, you know, we use our teeth like teeth like that. Teeth that th. My tongue hits that part of that missing part of the tooth. So there's a little bit of a th. Lisp because there's no tooth there. But now that I don't have a mouth guard, I'm going to have to go back and get that. And so now I'm gonna have to get tiny fixed.

[Amy]

Yeah, you get two for one.

[Bobby]

I didn't really want to get it fixed because it drives my wife crazy.

[Amy]

Oh, I have a theory. Now the wife has the mouth guard.

[Bobby]

She won't touch it. She thinks it's disgusting. Well, sometimes she's like, why is that thing yellow?

[Eddie]

Yeah, why is it yellow?

[Amy]

Yeah, why is it yellow? Especially if you have a scrubby cleaner thingy.

[Bobby]

Great question. Something I've often wondered myself. It just stays in the human mouth for a long time. It's plastic. It's like a plastic. And that plastic, I think, just shaded apart.

[Amy]

I don't know. I have one. It's clear.

[Bobby]

Well, mine's clear, too. It's just tinted.

[Amy]

I know, but mine's not tinted yellow.

[Bobby]

Sometimes I'll drink orange juice with it in my mouth.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's gotta be it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay, that explains it.

[Bobby]

Let me talk to Jill in Florida who's on the phone. Jill, you were on the show.

[Jill]

Hi, I'm calling in after listening to the lady who called in about going to meet the influencer. I'm a retired FBI agent, and I can tell you she should absolutely not go meet that guy.

[Bobby]

Okay, so for those that are just now turning us on, we had a caller on earlier who flew into Nashville from, I think, at Delaware or something.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Was it Delaware and big listener of the show. She has been following this person on TikTok and I'm really inspired by a story I'm going to land in Nashville. I'm going to drive the three hours to Memphis and I'm going to have lunch with them.

[Amy]

And she's married, by the way.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it wasn't like hook up just because she's inspired and her husband was.

[Amy]

Not in favor of this.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I didn't love it either. Except she was going to do it in every part of the thing she was going to do. I felt like if she's going to do it, then these are the things you must do. Public place, daytime, her location services are.

[Amy]

On and her sister's watching.

[Bobby]

Yes, all of that. But yeah, so you say don't do it at all, Jill.

[Jill]

Absolutely not. The fact that she pulled over and called in and is second guessing it, she needs to trust her instincts and her guts are telling her not to do it. And the one thing I've learned is when your guts are telling you something is wrong or you you're feeling something's off, it is and she should not go. And while I think the things you said are true, the one thing she can't control is who he shows up with, what his intentions are and whether he's trying to scam her out of money or maybe he has romantic feelings for her is beyond her control and she's by herself and it's a dangerous situation to walk into.

[Bobby]

Completely agree. Even on the money thing. I said, hey, look, no money if right, like he's homeless and she follows him and he's homeless. If you want to give him like 100 bucks, fine. But if he's asking for like thousands or he's got a idea for no money. So yeah, I agree, I wouldn't do it, but I didn't feel like I was going to keep her from doing it. But hopefully give her some things to minimize anything bad that happens. But I agree with you and hopefully she calls back. Hopefully we talk to her tomorrow or Monday. Hopefully. But yeah, I don't know her. I'm not following her on location services either. Her sister is. But Jill, I appreciate that and just as a general message to people who want to go meet up with people from social media, what is your advice?

[Jill]

Don't do it less it's at a public forum. You don't know these people. They could be telling you anything and it can be completely fake. And 99% of the time it is.

[Bobby]

How long were you in the FBI?

[Jill]

22 years.

[Bobby]

Dang. I bet you saw some crazy stuff, huh?

[Jill]

Some really bad things. So that's why I called it. I don't want this to happen to her.

[Bobby]

Like, I bet you saw, like, that job just feels like it would be a traumatizing job.

[Jill]

Yeah, in a lot of ways it is.

[Bobby]

Do you know things that you're jaded. Yeah, I'm sorry.

[Jill]

Did for life, so.

[Bobby]

I'm sorry to interrupt. So do you know things like, if the public knew, we'd all freak out, but you just can't say anything because you're in the FBI.

[Jill]

A little bit.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

She paused there.

[Bobby]

I know. She's like, what can I say? Yeah. Well, Jill, I really appreciate that call. I hope you have a great rest of the day. Thank you for listening to the show.

[Jill]

All right.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Bobby]

See you later.

[Amy]

I wonder if she watches Task, that show you hate. No, it's the show that's the show you hate. Episode one. I thought it was a tiny bit slow. It's since picked up.

[Bobby]

Oh, I thought you put that on. You gave it a razzie. Is that what it's called? The Razzies?

[Amy]

Yeah, we haven't rated it yet.

[Bobby]

Amy's razzie was tech. That show is so good. Task, I think we're five in now.

[Eddie]

Five?

[Amy]

I got five in.

[Bobby]

I'm four.

[Amy]

Is there another one?

[Bobby]

I think five. I think there's seven total.

[Eddie]

I'm up to date, whatever it is.

[Amy]

Well, then it's awesome. Four it is.

[Bobby]

Really. I think one of the greatest shows of the past five years.

[Eddie]

And you're right, Amy. It's getting better.

[Amy]

Episode one's a little slow.

[Bobby]

I felt like episode one was the fastest episode I've ever seen a video episode ever. I felt like when I was watching, I was like, this episode's so fast.

[Amy]

No, it's not. No, that's when you get to episode two, you're like, okay, what do you got?

[Bobby]

Yeah, there's five of them.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Amy]

Dang. When the other one come out?

[Eddie]

Sundays.

[Bobby]

Sundays.

[Amy]

Oh, okay. I'm just a little behind. Well, I guess that makes sense, because I watch it on the weekends.

[Bobby]

What is the total number? Is it seven?

[Eddie]

Man, I feel like we're so close to this.

[Bobby]

Me, too. Me too. It's on hbo, Max. It's called Task. I think it is. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Seven. Seven.

[Bobby]

And it's a limited series. That means no more.

[Ray]

Dang.

[Eddie]

It's so good, man.

[Bobby]

That's so good. I wish Amy liked it. I wish we could all talk about it like we all enjoyed it. Yeah. I'm a little torn. Arkansas's playing Tennessee this weekend in Knoxville, a few hour drive from here. And I'd like to go. I don't have tickets or anything. I can always get online and buy tickets, right? Yeah. I don't have anybody to go with. Eddie's gonna be in Pennsylvania, correct? Because I have like a tier of, like my tier of people that I like to do stuff with. And it depends on what the thing is. Eddie can't, my friend Brett can't, and my friend Ben can't because they have like shows and stuff. So I don't have anybody in that tier. And it's a whole day. So do I. The question is, do I go by myself? Because I've gone to. I've gone to a movie by myself, I've gone to dinners by myself. And that. That's easy because I can just put my phone up and I don't feel weird about it. But this is a two or three hour drive. It's going to a game. I'm probably going to be sitting in all orange because I have to buy a ticket online. Do I go to a college football game by myself? Thoughts?

[Amy]

If you. If you didn't have to sit in a sea of orange, then maybe.

[Bobby]

Well, and that, to me, that's. That's not even.

[Amy]

Then you're just like doubly standing out that you're by yourself. You're in your red.

[Bobby]

That's a good point. Yeah. So it's not about the confidence.

[Amy]

Like, if you're with your other Razorbacks.

[Bobby]

Then at least have somebody to fight with, right? Yeah, we're like, we're back to back fighting everybody.

[Amy]

I don't know. Do you think you would truly enjoy it alone?

[Eddie]

Yes, I think you would. Like, it's like, you watch games alone.

[Bobby]

You love my house. That I can turn off, and we're getting beat 40 to nothing.

[Amy]

What are the odds y' all will win?

[Bobby]

Listen, there's nothing I love more in my life, except for my wife, than Arkansas football and then Arkansas basketball. So. So I just want to say that. But the odds according to Vegas. How about this?

[Eddie]

Not good.

[Amy]

Oh, well, then, yeah, I probably would just pass according.

[Bobby]

According to my heart. Let's go buy Petrino's back.

[Amy]

Okay, guy? All right, that's good that you've got the heart. But then also, okay, there's the awkwardness if you're there and y' all are by myself, and then you have to turn around. Like, at home, you said you can Turn off the TV and do whatever you have to. Get in your car and drive home three hours alone.

[Bobby]

That's.

[Amy]

Some would call that reckless. Because you're gonna be sad.

[Bobby]

I'm not gonna be drunk.

[Amy]

You're gonna be.

[Eddie]

How would that be reckless?

[Amy]

Because he's gonna be emotional.

[Bobby]

I can't see because I'm crying. You know the video of that girl who's listening, I think, to Britney Spears, and she has a tick tock out and her car spins out and then it flips upside down. If she's like, oh, and she grabs.

[Eddie]

Her phone, that's gonna be you.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So, I mean, I don't know.

[Bobby]

I was talking to my wife about it.

[Amy]

Surely you can find somebody to go.

[Bobby]

It's not that. It's. I think I could just go, hey, random person, whomever. I think I would rather go by myself and go with somebody that I'm not gonna, like, enjoy spending eight, nine hours with. But I don't know if it's worth going by myself. Like, that is even more hell to go with somebody I don't really like because I got to ride in the car with them for seven hours.

[Amy]

True.

[Bobby]

You know?

[Eddie]

Yeah. What if you find, like, someone that's a Tennessee fan that's already going like Morgan Wallen and be like, right with you guys?

[Bobby]

I don't. I don't know Morgan, like, that. They won't respond to my text anymore.

[Eddie]

Anymore.

[Bobby]

I mean, there was a time where it was, like, all good, and then.

[Amy]

What about Kenny?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Roger.

[Amy]

Chesney.

[Bobby]

Oh, I was gonna say roger, rest in peace.

[Eddie]

I know Chesney. He might be there. Peyton Manning.

[Bobby]

I don't know Peyton Manning. I do know Kenny. I could text Kenny, but I don't want to be. Hey, man, you wanted the game. Then what do I say? Can I ride with you? Yeah.

[Eddie]

Can I hit you? Ride?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Pick me up?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

That's not realistic. That's not realistic. So I don't know what to do. It would be an experience to go by myself. I'm not saying good or bad. And I don't mind doing stuff by myself. I've always been pro. I've gone to concerts by myself, but those are in my town. And if I'm like.

[Amy]

And you're with all. Everybody's there for the same thing. You're all together, like, like minded.

[Bobby]

Even then, even if people rooting for opposite teams, you're still like minded. It's. It's very rare that people.

[Amy]

People have been very unhinged lately.

[Bobby]

It's Very. Yes. But it's very rare that the opposing fan base is generally nasty. There are some.

[Eddie]

The Eagles, but that's about it. They're nasty.

[Bobby]

I had some Longhorn fans spit at me once. Arkansas, Texas game. But that. That's not normal. Because most of my friends are Longhorn fans. They're great people. They wouldn't do that. Every fan base has idiots.

[Amy]

I know. All you need is to run into the one not normal person.

[Bobby]

I think that's life, though. I think that's walking down the street, too. You just run into the one normal person, it's over. What do you think, Doug? Honest thought, going to a game by myself, not a home, not a game here. Because that would be different. I wouldn't mind that. Driving three hours, opposite colors, sitting. I'm gonna have to sit in orange.

[Amy]

Like, if you truly would have. Like, if we knew you were gonna have a good time and like, you couldn't walk away sad. Like, you're saying the Vegas odds. Like, that part is the part I'm struggling with, because then you're all alone.

[Bobby]

But I'm not gonna be so alone and sad. I can't drive home. Like, that part. I was. I'm curious about your thoughts because I'm so sad. I am. Reckless driving.

[Eddie]

You do say you see red when they lose.

[Amy]

Yes. Like, you're.

[Bobby]

You're. But that's when I don't expect you angry. If it's like, we lose at the end of a game, like we have. Like, that's the only time in my life I've ever felt rage, like, ever.

[Amy]

And now you want to get behind the wheel.

[Bobby]

But I.

[Amy]

I mean, I would love to hear the report back of, like, hey, guys, I did this. I went alone. I think that's a great example of, like, you don't.

[Podcast Announcer]

If you don't.

[Amy]

You're passionate about something and you want to go, then go. And I would love that report back, however, because I know you and care about you. I don't really think you're going to have that.

[Bobby]

Great.

[Amy]

I think the report back is going to be like a stupid. I shouldn't have gone.

[Bobby]

I'm just an idiot. And also, I've got to buy two tickets because it's just you.

[Eddie]

Why would you buy two?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, why would you buy two?

[Bobby]

The cat in the hat. In the mat. No, my point is, you don't really buy one on StubHub. Or you. Or you can, but not good, because they're always sold in pairs. People aren't stupid. They won't sell good tickets and in pairs to.

[Amy]

Yeah, but last minute they might.

[Eddie]

What are you thinking?

[Bobby]

I think if it were one of you guys, I would say it's going to be miserable. But you should go because I would just want to hear the bit.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what I mean.

[Bobby]

I wouldn't. It wouldn't be in your best interest. I would want you to do it for the best interest of the show. So that's what I'm thinking about doing. Well, Mike, what do you see? Are you looking at singles? There's a single ticket right here. 500 bucks.

[Amy]

What? 50 yard line.

[Bobby]

Wow. I'm talking about. It is a great seat.

[Eddie]

That's perfect.

[Lunchbox]

See?

[Amy]

Well, you don't have that as an excuse anymore.

[Bobby]

How are there tickets behind it for a thousand? It's weird. Dynamic pricing looks like the deluxe price. What does that mean? What do you get while you're in that seat? I don't know what to do.

[Amy]

Like, you don't know anybody from your Arkansas, like, crew that's going?

[Bobby]

What crew? And also it's an away game. So it's not like normal. Everybody's in Fayetteville.

[Eddie]

I know.

[Amy]

I guess I'm just thinking like, any what.

[Bobby]

And what crew do you speak of? I just listed my crew. When I have something to do.

[Amy]

I said specifically to Arkansas, like just anybody.

[Bobby]

If it was music, I think I.

[Amy]

Would take from anybody from.

[Bobby]

I would take Mike. Like, I have different people for things. If it was a music thing, I would take Mikey or my friend Brandon. If it's sports general, like, I would take Eddie or like when Arkansas playing the basketball final four, Brett went. Or Ben Rector's massive Arkansas fan, but he has shows that night. So I don't have the people and I don't want to go with somebody I don't like or don't. Don't know if I want to spend eight hours with.

[Eddie]

You have been talking about this game for over a month.

[Bobby]

It would be hilarious to go by myself.

[Eddie]

So I think.

[Bobby]

But not to me. It would be hilarious if one of you guys went by yourself. I would think that was the funniest thing ever to go to an away game with nobody. So I think I kind of should just go by myself, Take myself out of it and go. I would want one of you guys to do it.

[Amy]

Well, then you should go. Like you should go and let's hope for the best that y' all win. And it's awesome.

[Bobby]

I can't put my enjoyment on us winning. Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah, just go and have Fun man.

[Amy]

He's not gonna have fun if it's.

[Eddie]

Not gonna have fun at all.

[Amy]

He's not gonna have fun.

[Lunchbox]

He's not gonna talk to anybody.

[Eddie]

He sits next to some really cool people.

[Lunchbox]

Okay, like Bobby's gonna talk to it.

[Amy]

Exactly.

[Bobby]

I don't talk to people I do know.

[Amy]

He' strikes up a new friendship.

[Bobby]

Maybe.

[Amy]

Yeah, probably not. Eddie, that's you, your personality. You're going to talk to people around you. Bobby's just going to.

[Eddie]

You've just been talking about this game for a while.

[Bobby]

Well, it's close. I know. I. I respect the University of Tennessee football. Like, I do. I really do. I listen. I want to beat the crap out of them and like, I hate that color, but I respect them a lot. And that stadium is awesome. I'm talking about it's 100,000 people singing that same song over and over again. It drives you crazy. Like, I respect that. It drives me crazy.

[Amy]

Okay, I got a solution for you to decide.

[Bobby]

I don't know. I need to see Mike. That ticket, that's 500. Is it just a one? Yeah, just one. See, that's weird. They would be selling one ticket because who's the other single trying to murder me? They're right in the middle, so maybe that was the only one they couldn't sell. I just picture another one. Another one person who's like, okay, I'm just going to sell one and whoever, whoever buys this ticket, I'm going to kill.

[Amy]

I'm seeing it as four, three people are using it, so they're selling the other one.

[Bobby]

That's such a good seat.

[Eddie]

Yeah, like too good to pass.

[Bobby]

It's three rows back on like the 45 yard line.

[Eddie]

Well, that's pretty good.

[Bobby]

Maybe the 30 yard line. Yeah. Look at that view also.

[Eddie]

It's like, I like it when they do that. They show you the view just as.

[Amy]

Like a non sports girl. Like I'm like thinking, you're gonna throw down 500 for a potentially miserable experience. I can put that $500 to use on something else, you know?

[Eddie]

But it'd be a good bit, man.

[Bobby]

It'd be such a good bit. What is okay.

[Eddie]

Of him going to a game by himself?

[Bobby]

How illusory is that? And I think I kind of have to commit to the bit. Let me ask my wife.

[Lunchbox]

Very loose.

[Amy]

She wants you to go?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I think she just wants me out of the house.

[Eddie]

And then the videos of him by himself asking somebody to take a picture.

[Bobby]

This is what I think. I think my wife does want me to go. But here's what I think is really happening. The Oklahoma Texas game is not the exact same time and we're fighting over the big tv. And I think she knows there's not a fight if I'm gone.

[Eddie]

She can watch it on the big tv.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she can have all the time. Let me ask her here. We have to continue this on the podcast probably. But hello, I'm talking on the show about going to the game in Tennessee and I'm thinking about going by myself and sitting by myself and buying a single ticket. What do you think about that? Should I do that? Do you want me to do that? Would that be fun? Will you miss me? Okay, bye. Out of that last part, just to see.

[Eddie]

That's good.

[Bobby]

I didn't see her. I didn't see her. But very briefly this morning. I didn't sleep in the bed last night. I had to sleep upstairs. Doghouse no pregnant.

[Eddie]

I know.

[Bobby]

Not doghouse at all. We watched a new episode of Slow Horses last night and then she was like, I'm not feeling very good. And then I say, what? What can I do? And she's like, I'm afraid I'm gonna be up all night because it's usually what happens. She's like, I don't wanna keep you up, so kick rocks. So I went upstairs and slept. So. Okay, we'll continue this on the podcast if you guys go search for the Bobbi Bones show or we'll continue it on YouTube later, I'll get a response from her. Thanks guys.

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[Bobby]

Accidentally fell asleep at like 4:30pm not really a nap guy. I like naps a lot, but I don't really have time for a nap as far as if I don't get a nap in by like one, I know it's going to ruin me, so I can't take them. And usually my day's not done. The first part of my day is not done by one. Had a podcast yesterday. Really great, by the way. It was Will Anderson from the Man Parachute. Really one of the most fun ones I've had in a long time. That being said, I fell asleep, like 4:30 just sitting there. I wake up, I freak out because I have a podcast that I'm doing as the interviewee at 6 and I didn't set an alarm because I mean to fall asleep. And I'm like, oh, God, what time is it? Is it morning? Is it night? I was like, oh. So I run down to the studio because it's a different building on the property, and I turn on all the podcast lights and I plug in my mic into my computer and I'm like, okay, it's like 5:56. I'm still not there. Totally. But I'm not late, but I'm scrambled. And so I get in the Zoom Room and nobody comes to do the interview. And I'm like, all right, maybe let me check a different link. Link it again in the Zoom Room. Nothing. It's like 6:10. I'm annoyed because it's not my podcast and I'm there and I'm 10. I was early, but they're 10 minutes late. I'm starting to, like, my mind's coming back to me. And then I realized it's. It's tomorrow night. Not. Not that night. Oh, the day. Early.

[Eddie]

Did you feel great when you found that out?

[Bobby]

Felt stupid.

[Amy]

Oh, Were you still annoyed at them, though?

[Bobby]

I was annoyed with them, but yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was. I was so fried that I was there a day early waiting, and they never showed up. Yeah, I was very annoyed. I was like, I don't do a lot of podcasts as a guest because I have so many places I talk about stuff that I don't even want somebody else to talk about it for the most part, unless it's like, a friend asking me to do it. So I was like, yeah, I'm doing this. They didn't even show up. Yeah, it turns out it was the day before. So that's what I did yesterday. Had all the lights up and everything. It's perfect. Setting so are you just tired?

[Eddie]

Because I'm feeling like, really, like I could nap right now, like, any time of day.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I've had a pretty exhausting week. But it's not even that I'm doing things that make me more tired. It's just I'm cramming a lot of things in, more so than I normally would and should and not even because I want to. I've kind of gotten to a bad habit. Mostly I just do things because I want to do them. And now I've just kind of obligated myself to a few things for the company that I'm like, man, maybe I shouldn't have done this because it's making me tired for the things that I really want to do.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

But that's what's up. Let's go around the room. Amy, what do you have?

[Amy]

From my story?

[Bobby]

No, just in general.

[Amy]

Like, I didn't know if it was like, you tired?

[Bobby]

What'd you have for breakfast?

[Amy]

What'd you do yesterday? I didn't have.

[Bobby]

What's your theory on the. On the guy in the plane?

[Amy]

Which guy in the plane?

[Bobby]

You have any theory?

[Eddie]

Oh, the parachute.

[Lunchbox]

No, Amy.

[Amy]

Oh, gosh, no. We're not doing that.

[Podcast Announcer]

Okay.

[Amy]

So did y' all see the woman that was at Disney and she went into the haunted house and she died?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Older woman.

[Amy]

Well, they were saying at first she was 70, but then turns out she was only 60 something.

[Bobby]

Oh, scuba Steve has a theory on this. Oh, because it's the Haunted Mansion, right?

[Amy]

Yes, Scuba Steve, the Haunted Mansion.

[Bobby]

What is your theory?

[Scuba Steve]

Oh, I was. My theory was because in the ride, they always say there's 999 souls. We're always looking for one more.

[Amy]

That's crazy.

[Scuba Steve]

They got it and they never got. It's been like 50 years I've been.

[Bobby]

Asking for their soul.

[Eddie]

Crazy. They say it every day.

[Scuba Steve]

No, I know what they've been asking for.

[Bobby]

And finally, as they finally got their.

[Scuba Steve]

Soul, they finally got their one soul. So now they're booked. Ride shut down. They don't need it anymore.

[Amy]

Like, let's say you were scheduled to go into that haunted house.

[Bobby]

Like, are you shaking your head today?

[Lunchbox]

You guys are so stupid. Like, so stupid.

[Eddie]

But you can still go to the.

[Scuba Steve]

One in Orlando because they're still looking for that one.

[Bobby]

That ride's not crazy.

[Eddie]

It's not crazy.

[Scuba Steve]

Not at all.

[Bobby]

I don't even think it moves. I think the rest of the wall moves, not the ride.

[Eddie]

And they're all, like, slow moving reflections of ghosts.

[Bobby]

We Went to a rich guy's house once. He had one built in his house.

[Eddie]

Yes, that's right. An elevator in his home. Yeah. Dude, it was crazy.

[Bobby]

What? Where was this at? It's crazy. It was actually on the. It was a house. Florida, on Disneyland property. Golden houses. I don't know.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, Golden Oaks, where you buy a house and they have, like, a caterer and everything.

[Bobby]

Massive house. And we went. He owned two houses beside each other. It was one of the owners of the Steelers. Pittsburgh Steelers.

[Scuba Steve]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And so we go to his house, and they had that ride built in the house.

[Eddie]

You know that trick. You know that trick where it feels like the elevator is stretching?

[Bobby]

Yes. Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Is the room actually stretching?

[Eddie]

That's what he had in his house.

[Bobby]

That's so cool.

[Scuba Steve]

Do you know, I would love to go. I know this is weird to ask for this, but I would love to go.

[Bobby]

Scooby.

[Eddie]

No, we don't know. We don't know.

[Lunchbox]

I go there at least. Can you text him and see if Scuba can get in?

[Bobby]

You can go to actual. The theme park? Well, yeah, there's a real one because it's on the theme park.

[Scuba Steve]

But it's cool to see it in someone's home, though.

[Bobby]

That's where Eddie found, like, the Poppy Van Winkle and just started drinking it.

[Scuba Steve]

Oh, that makes sense.

[Eddie]

I had only heard of Pappy Van.

[Bobby]

Win, whatever it's called.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And so I saw it sitting there. Like, I gotta try that. And I did.

[Bobby]

Eddie got him a solo cup and poured him some Pappy Van Winkle in.

[Eddie]

A red Solo cup.

[Bobby]

I did take extra Twinkies, but those were cheap.

[Eddie]

Dude, that place was legit.

[Bobby]

Oh, they had two house. One. One house was a house made completely. Every room is Disney. And the other house was a normal.

[Eddie]

House, and they had a bunch of hidden tunnels. Like, so, like, if you were in one bedroom and you'd go in the Alice in Wonderland door, you would end up in another part of the house.

[Bobby]

They had a whole Star Wars.

[Amy]

But how did this person have all this money? You don't have to say specifically, but.

[Bobby]

Like, he's one of the owners of the Pittsburgh Steelers, so. But he had to have money to buy the Steelers, right? I'm sure it was. I don't know. I'm sure it was something in finance. It's always something in finance. I don't know.

[Amy]

I just know if he invented, like, a bolt for, like, a jet.

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

He had a vending machine for champagne.

[Lunchbox]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

It was arcade There was a Toy Story room. It was Monet. Is that what it's called?

[Amy]

Love Champagne.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Moe, Moe.

[Eddie]

Moe.

[Amy]

I don't know how you say it.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I saw that. So that sucks that she died. But all I know is I. Scuba was just going, yeah, they got the thousand souls, so I guess they're done. Yeah. It's so dumb.

[Amy]

I mean, I guess it's probably going to happen. Yeah, I think she. It was going to happen anyways.

[Bobby]

Yeah, me too.

[Amy]

And I hope that maybe she went out doing something that she really wanted to do. I don't know. Exactly.

[Eddie]

Haunted Mansion.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Not laughing about her death at all, because that is extremely sad. But I was laughing at Scuba's. I didn't know they were searching for a thousand souls. And he's like, I guess. I guess they're done now. You got his 1000.

[Scuba Steve]

Technically, they never die in Disney property. They take them off property and then pronounce them.

[Amy]

Yeah. She was pronounced dead at the hospital.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, so that's a rule there.

[Scuba Steve]

That's a rule. So even if. Even allegedly. If they did die on property, they. They take him off and they bring him to the hospital, and that's where they pronounce him dead. If they've died.

[Bobby]

Wow. Interesting lunchbox. Your story.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. They were having a fall festival in South Carolina, and Ava, the little spider monkey was someone's pet, escaped the little exhibit, got away, was running around this small town in South Carolina, and they got it back with a cup of coffee because the monkey likes to drink coffee. So they held out a cup of Joe and the monkey came running back to get some drinks. Pretty funny.

[Bobby]

If Eller gets out, we can't get her back. I go onto the pickleball court and I just hit the ball into the wall. She's obsessed with pickleball on the sound. Kind of the same thing with the coffee. I can just go whack, whack. And if she's in the woods. Not anymore. She's coming out, trying to get that ball. Yeah. So it's the spider monkey coffee, the pickleball with the dog.

[Eddie]

I'm surprised we don't have just spider monkeys, like, in the wild now. Like, you know how, like, in Florida they have pythons now?

[Bobby]

Spider monkeys are. They're dependent on, obviously, the climate. It just depends where. And here. No.

[Eddie]

Like in the US I feel like at some point we're gonna just have monkeys.

[Bobby]

Well, I don't. In the wild, I don't know what climate monkeys.

[Eddie]

Hot.

[Bobby]

Right? I mean, I've seen them in the wild in South America, like just in trees.

[Eddie]

You guys are like in Costa Rica, right?

[Bobby]

Yes. And they're just. They're not everywhere, but they're there. And so it needs to be tropical. We don't have that many tropical areas in America. We have a few.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Full South Florida. So that maybe there's a spider monkey or two there.

[Eddie]

About be crazy. You're just in the woods and you see a spider monkey.

[Bobby]

That's how it was in South America. Yeah, like not spider monkeys, but you're just walking around and they're monkeys in trees and they're like. To them it's like they're like rats.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they're kind of a nuisance.

[Bobby]

They're just annoying. Yeah, Morgan.

[Amy]

Okay, so has anybody's dog. Have you ever seen your dog drag their butt?

[Eddie]

Yes, all the time.

[Bobby]

Okay. So apparently it's now been connected to.

[Amy]

This ancient African mammal. Back 126 days, thousand years ago, there was this fossil of this rodent who dragged its butt.

[Bobby]

And that's where dogs get the dragging butt from.

[Amy]

Is from this teeny tiny looking groundhog thing. Which I thought it was just coming from other dogs or some weird habit, but I thought it was their anal glands.

[Bobby]

I thought they were wiping their butt.

[Eddie]

Worms.

[Amy]

What do they call it? They needed to be pressed.

[Bobby]

Oh, their anal glands released. Yeah, sometimes I need mine released.

[Eddie]

You don't have them.

[Amy]

What do we not. I don't know.

[Eddie]

I haven't noticed one. You notice an anal gland. What do we have anal glands that need to be released?

[Bobby]

Well, just anal glands in general.

[Amy]

Yes, humans have anal glands. They are located in the anal canal, which is the lower part of the rectum.

[Eddie]

Right, right, right. But like, but dogs, you know that dog. There are certain dogs, you have to pop their anal.

[Amy]

When they go to the vet.

[Eddie]

They.

[Bobby]

Yeah, no, I need that. Don't. No, you don't see if there's like an at home version.

[Amy]

Do humans need.

[Bobby]

What is it called?

[Amy]

Anal glands? I think it's just called released.

[Bobby]

Do humans need anal glands?

[Amy]

No, we don't need them. Express. That's the word expressed.

[Bobby]

Because they don't have a functional. Other than mammal. Humans. Humans do possess these glands. They are considered vestigial and they could become problematic if they get clogged. That's probably me. Yeah. What was that, what was that story even? Oh, the butt dragging the butt. Got it. Yeah, Eddie.

[Eddie]

So I saw a guy on Tick Tock talking about how he's never had a car payment and so everyone's like, how's that possible? And the way he explained it was pretty interesting. So when he was younger, and he's doing this with all his kids now, too, is when he was younger, he bought a piece of crap car for, like, $1,000. And while he had that car and drove that car around, he paid for five years what he would normally pay for a car payment and put it in a bank account. Like, if your car payment's like, three, $400, boom. $400 a month in a bank account. $400 a month in a bank account. And then when he reached, like, the five years, he'd be like, cool, I have enough money to buy my car in cash. So you take that money, buy a new car in cash. And then every time he'd buy a new car, he would still act like he was doing another car payment, but he was just putting money aside to buy his cars in cash so he doesn't have to owe for a car payment.

[Bobby]

Pretty interesting in theory. I like it. But you're still paying what you'd pay every month even if you had a.

[Eddie]

Car, and you're paying on it minus the all the interest that you would normally buy when you have a car payment.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby]

But if it were a cheaper car, that amount, the interest will be built in.

[Eddie]

So he's saying, like, the first car is the piece of crap. Like, just. You're gonna struggle for five years, Just.

[Bobby]

Save up until you can afford a car.

[Eddie]

And then once you can get whatever you want, if you want to buy a 40,000, a $50,000 car, then you save up for that.

[Bobby]

Just feels like you're saving up for a car.

[Eddie]

Sure.

[Bobby]

By just taking money out every month.

[Eddie]

But he says the key is, like, car payments, they just take so many, so much money in interest that you don't even realize when you're not. When you buy the car, cash, you take all that out. Never even thought about it.

[Bobby]

So you're saving up to buy a car. Yeah.

[Eddie]

And you keep doing that your whole life. And he says he's doing that with all his kids. So when his kids get their first car at 16, he gifts them the cheap car, and then they save money for the car that they want.

[Bobby]

I think it's an interesting approach to saving, but it's basically just saving up to buy a car.

[Eddie]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Bobby]

But it does present an opportunity for a discipline.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby]

For saving. And so I think that's what's interesting, if you can stay with that. And because it's like, 401k.

[Amy]

I don't know if the word is sacrifice, but like, sometimes people don't want to have the. They, they want. They don't have the patience, so they want to get the nicer car. Like, they don't want to deal with the. The other car, you know, because like some people, they don't. They're just like, yeah. They don't the patience to wait. So it's like also teach. Like you said, Bobby, the words discipline.

[Bobby]

I would also say that what would be difficult about that is most people don't just have extra money because we find a way that all of our money needs to go somewhere. And there would be months at a time. I'd be like, well, I mean, I don't have to put this in. I'm gonna take this instead. I'll put it on a vacation or put it.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But that's where the discipline comes in. It's all discipline and the, the. The whole frame.

[Bobby]

Do you like that?

[Eddie]

I do like it.

[Bobby]

You can do that for my kids with your 401k.

[Eddie]

Oh, oh, oh, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

Because it's just taking a set amount.

[Eddie]

Of money out and just putting it towards.

[Bobby]

And it's non taxable. And that's my retirement because it's non taxable too.

[Eddie]

I know, I'm. I'm doing that. I'm doing it. No more talking about it. I'm doing it.

[Bobby]

Which one? Which one of the things.

[Lunchbox]

Kidney.

[Eddie]

Kidney. Kidneys. A long term goal.

[Bobby]

What? Finally, like 401k.

[Amy]

Because different about today, we just talk.

[Eddie]

About it so much and I'm always like, oh, I don't have the money. But you know what, it's like this car thing. Like, seriously, act like you have a car payment because some people are like, oh, I don't have that money.

[Bobby]

But.

[Eddie]

But if you had a car payment, you'd have to pay it. So just discipline yourself and act like that's the car payment. Right?

[Lunchbox]

But they don't have a car payment because they can't afford to.

[Eddie]

No, everyone has. Everyone needs a car, right?

[Lunchbox]

Not everybody.

[Bobby]

Hey, not everybody. Look at this guy rides a bike.

[Lunchbox]

Some people take a bus, a train, you know.

[Eddie]

If you're able to buy a car, what do you do? Do you go buy in cash?

[Bobby]

There's no need to spend more time on this. It's a great way to discipline yourself in order to buy a car. This is his strategy. That's worked for him. That's great.

[Eddie]

I thought it was cool.

[Bobby]

You can do it with really anything. But I like it that he's doing it. And I hope that motivates you to really consider 1k your retirement. Got it? Got it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay, let's do some voicemails.

[Jill]

Number one, I have a friend from work. She is currently in the interview process for another job, and so this job wants her to send in some references. Our boss has a tendency to kind of take things personal when people leave. So what do you think when you're looking for a new job or when you're in the interview process, do you tell your boss, let me know.

[Bobby]

It just depends on the situation you're in at work. There is not a right answer to this. There are situations where I would tell people, never mention the fact that you're looking for a new job, because if you do it and you don't get that job, you will be penalized at work. Not fair. You shouldn't be. But yeah. And also, if you're looking for a new job and your boss finds out you're looking for a new job, you. You may not even be penalized at work, but they may start looking for somebody to replace you sooner than you're ready to be replaced if you can't get a new job. So it just depends on the environment and the relationship. There's nothing wrong with looking for a new job. Just make sure nobody finds out. Don't leave your resume on the freaking printer.

[Amy]

That'd be bad.

[Bobby]

That's happened a couple times with people I know. They're running copies and they leave the one on the friggin underneath the flap, so. And also, if you do get a new job and you're like, hey, I'm gonna get my two weeks. Be prepared for them to let you take no two weeks and you just go, right, right then. So there is not a right answer to that. It is all dependent on the relationship you have with your company, with your boss. If you have a boss that roots you on. Like, if Amy's like, hey, there's a spot in Pittsburgh I want to go do, I'd be like, dude, go try to get it. Like, that's awesome.

[Amy]

You would say that, of course.

[Bobby]

Well, I would be like, you're not gonna make. You're gonna make less money. But. But it'd be like, scuba, okay, what.

[Amy]

About not wanting to lose me? Where's that line?

[Bobby]

I'm a head coach with a. That has assistant coaches that I hope at one point. Assistant coaches go on to be good head coaches. Scuba Steve came to me years ago and was like, I'm happy for the job, but I'm not super fulfilled. I want to be on air, and I'm like, dude, you may have to leave and make less money, and it's gonna suck for me, but you need to go. If you're unfulfilled, you need to go. Right, scuba?

[Scuba Steve]

That's 100% right.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I said it's gonna suck for me, but I don't hold anybody back because I think you have the cap. You have the capacity and the abilities to do it. So I will help you get a job is what I told him. If you want to go and host a night show in Mississippi or California and it's open, I will make the call. I will do whatever. And so I want people to go and be the best versions of whatever they can be. But not everybody like that. Yeah, Good college football coaches, Nick Saban, his assistant coaches, are there for like a year or two, and they go on their head coaches somewhere else. High turnover. Yeah. Not all bosses are like that, but Scuba is kind of doing it now. He's now doing afternoons on the rock station.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah, and bosses are not like that. Because I've worked with previous people, and they are not like that.

[Bobby]

What are they like?

[Scuba Steve]

They want to keep you in the cage.

[Bobby]

I mean, I wouldn't. I'm putting you in a cage, but.

[Scuba Steve]

I mean, not a physical cage, but like, you know, a cage of, like, hey, these are my aspirations.

[Eddie]

That's great.

[Scuba Steve]

You know, I need you here for this, which is. I understand both sides of it, but working for somebody that also understands that you have a dream and a passion, and to allow you to chase that, but also be there to help, assist along the way is pretty cool. And it's hard to find.

[Bobby]

You tell your friend, right? Because it's a friend, right? Friend from work. I would just keep your mouth shut and go and interview for the job. That's all.

[Eddie]

Man, I remember when I got hired onto this show and I couldn't tell my job what I was doing. And they were like. It was driving him nuts. I'm like, I gotta quit and put in my. Whatever. Three weeks. They're like, well, what are you.

[Bobby]

Three weeks.

[Eddie]

Whatever it was, I don't remember.

[Bobby]

I put him eight years notice.

[Scuba Steve]

Two years.

[Eddie]

And they're like, well, what are you gonna do? And I'm like, I can't. Can't tell you.

[Bobby]

Well, that was because we were moving cities in the shit. Was. It was a secret.

[Eddie]

I know, but they were just like. And these are news people, right? And they're just like, what are you doing? We have to find out what you're doing.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And some of them kind of had an idea.

[Bobby]

Tricky, tricky situation.

[Amy]

I. When I left to come join this show, I told my bosses, like, I didn't even know if I had the job yet.

[Bobby]

But family friends, though, right? Weren't they family friends?

[Amy]

Yeah, but still, like, I had been working there for two years, and I had to go to them. I had just asked for a raise. Like, I went into their office, like, asking for a raise, and then I'm back in their office again being like, oh, by the way, I kind of auditioned for this show, which technically sounds like I'm interviewing for a new job, but I don't know, it just feels different. And they were like, oh, wow, that's so fun.

[Bobby]

Yeah, go.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like, have fun at your little radio show. This job will be here for you when you get done. And 20 years later.

[Bobby]

It'S definitely a relationship thing, like I said it was.

[Amy]

Yes. But I hadn't thought of that till just now when Eddie said that. I was like, oh, wait a second. They knew exactly what I was doing because I would have to come like you. I would come practice being on air and stuff, and then I would go to my job.

[Bobby]

I put her in a cage. I was working.

[Eddie]

I put her in one of those.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

It's like when I left Jason's deli and I had to give him my two weeks, and I went to Jason and I was like, hey, man. And I was like, two weeks. And he goes, two weeks for what? And I was like, I'm quitting. I'm moving down the list. I wasn't ever. I wasn't number two delivery driver anymore.

[Eddie]

You didn't do three weeks?

[Lunchbox]

No.

[Bobby]

That's a weird number to say. Three weeks. Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

I've never heard.

[Eddie]

Because I felt.

[Bobby]

Also. You couldn't tell because nobody could tell. It was like.

[Eddie]

No, I know that, but I felt like it wasn't two weeks. I feel like it was even longer.

[Bobby]

It could have been.

[Eddie]

And I had to tell them, like, so you have time to fill my.

[Bobby]

Position, but you had already got. Already got the job. That's way different than interviewing for a job while you have a job.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Bobby]

Completely different.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay, next one up, Right? Two, you said, right? Yeah. Please.

[Jill]

I work in a job where I go into many places each day and having bring your dog to work day and bringing dogs in the office who are licking, jumping, barking, or today throwing up in the office. What are your thoughts on that? Have a great day. God bless.

[Bobby]

Okay. I'm big dog guy. Not a big bring your dog to work guy. Really. Unless it's bring your dog to work for an hour. I'm also not a big bring your kid to work day unless it's bring your kid to work for an hour or two. But like eight hours with anything that doesn't even your friend, your adult friend. Bring your adult friend to work day. You know what? For an hour maybe. I just think one people, animals get bored and they're at work. And then also you're not really working if you're focused on the other thing. If you're focused on your animal or your kid or your friend, you're not. As somebody who has to run an organization, if everybody brought in their animals, you're paying half attention to your animal. Make sure it's not peeing or pooping or biting everywhere. So I'm not a big fan of it for a full day. You want to do it for an hour, that's great.

[Eddie]

So should we have that for an hour?

[Bobby]

We should not. We have too much carpet. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Everywhere.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we were in a non carpeted room. No problem.

[Eddie]

Imagine all our dogs here.

[Bobby]

Give me number three.

[Jill]

If you're driving without a license, your insurance company will not cover you or a car you hit. So technically you're driving without insurance as well. Just be careful, Amy.

[Eddie]

Love y'.

[Ray]

All.

[Jill]

Bye.

[Bobby]

Did you know that?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby]

Nope. Nope. So you could be uninsured right now.

[Lunchbox]

Sounds like.

[Amy]

Okay, now you're freaking me out.

[Bobby]

Okay, I'm not.

[Eddie]

You should be freaked out. You're acting like. Because you don't have to do it.

[Bobby]

She's blaming us though. Now you're doing this. No, we've done nothing.

[Amy]

No, I know the responsible thing to do. I'm working on making my appointment.

[Bobby]

Just do it like, before working on making your appointment.

[Lunchbox]

How hard is it?

[Bobby]

Like, what are you doing to work on it?

[Amy]

I have to figure out when I can go take the test and stuff.

[Bobby]

But you haven't really done.

[Amy]

Yes, I have. I'll show you an email.

[Bobby]

No, no. Our point is you blamed us. Like we're doing something wrong to you and we just played a voicemail and you could be the one.

[Amy]

I know. I wasn't aware. I had not thought about that, so. Because I'm. I'm honestly just trying not to think about it.

[Bobby]

That's what I do at traffic light sometimes. Like if it's. If it's yellow and it's about to turn red and I know it, I won't look at it.

[Eddie]

Don't look at it.

[Bobby]

And I just drive through it because it never actually happened. If I don't look at it, this.

[Amy]

That call could be the call that just, you know, sometimes you see a little kick in the rear.

[Bobby]

Eddie's 401k. You not. Not driving uninsured.

[Eddie]

Just do it. Yeah.

[Bobby]

One more. Go ahead.

[Jill]

You can buy gigantic moms at Costco for like $14. You can go to Walmart and buy three different size mums for anywhere from $2 to 1998. For the more expensive ones, I just did our entire patio front porch with a ton of them. Do not fall victim to race scam. Scam alert. Scam alert.

[Bobby]

Right, yeah.

[Ray]

It's probably the same analogy. Why would you not do a steak by, I don't know, a big box store? Why would you go to a steakhouse? Because quality. I got you the best quality mums possible. And that's why you paid extra for them.

[Eddie]

And support. Support your local business.

[Lunchbox]

That's right.

[Bobby]

You know, Ray Ray and our local farmer. Is it a farmer farm to market them already?

[Amy]

Not yet, because I. They're. There does need to be a discussion on the delivery fee for the second one because say I just ordered one. He's telling me the delivery fee is the delivery fee. Why should you only pay one delivery fee? And then for each mom added, you pay the price of the mom, no delivery.

[Ray]

Okay, yeah, that's fine. We can talk about that off air.

[Bobby]

That's fine. I agree to talking about that off the air.

[Amy]

No, Bobby, you agree with me, right?

[Bobby]

I agree in principle that it shouldn't be the same amount for two. That it should be. I do think there's still probably an amount, let's say, because it's 50 bucks. That's crazy, though. How much for one mom?

[Ray]

It was. It was 50. And then I was discounting it to 45, as she did.

[Amy]

How much is the mum from the farmer?

[Bobby]

25, he said.

[Ray]

Yeah, so I was. I was doubling the price.

[Eddie]

But you're not supposed to know that like that like the big box stores don't tell you how much they're making.

[Bobby]

Exactly. Not a big box store.

[Eddie]

Oh, he's not.

[Bobby]

No.

[Lunchbox]

He's very transparent. I would like him as a businessman.

[Bobby]

If it's 25 and 25, to actually buy the mums from the guy. Right. So that would be 50 bucks for two moms without any erase fees.

[Amy]

And then I pay. Fine, I'll pay him 25 for delivery, which is ridiculous.

[Bobby]

I pay him 30 for total delivery for both moms. Okay.

[Amy]

Total delivery. So he's delivering them to my porch?

[Bobby]

Yeah. For $85.

[Amy]

Is he. Are you just putting them in my car at work or are you dropping.

[Bobby]

Them off at my porch? No, no. Okay, hold on. So one's 50 and the other's 75. Yeah, I would. 85 bucks. All in.

[Amy]

75. All in.

[Eddie]

75 for two mums?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay, fine, 75. You don't take them to my porch, but you have to put them in the back of my car.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'll do that.

[Ray]

But if you want them planted, I can do both of them for 100.

[Amy]

We don't. Who plants mums?

[Bobby]

Well, if you thought about it. Because he can do it next season.

[Lunchbox]

If you plant them, they will regrow next season.

[Bobby]

A solid 80 bucks, he takes them to your house.

[Ray]

That's fair. Yeah, that's fair. And the lot I go to is.

[Amy]

I live so far from your house.

[Bobby]

Why are you negotiating? Get yourself. I would say a solid 80 bucks takes them to your house. Two of them.

[Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay. But for 75, you can just put them in the back of my car.

[Bobby]

But don't you. Is it. Is it not worth five bucks to get him to take him to your house? But it's not.

[Amy]

That's not a good deal for him.

[Bobby]

Why are you fighting for him? He's making 30 bucks. He's making 30 bucks just driving them in. And he's probably also raised them. Farmer's price too. Probably lying about that.

[Amy]

Sounds like it. Compared all these.

[Bobby]

You can buy them messages. Buy from a nickel at Home Depot and raise like $50.

[Ray]

Well. And she's been wishy washy. Those things look great on my back patio. So let me know.

[Amy]

Do you have them with you today?

[Ray]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay, perfect.

[Bobby]

You do, do you like here? Yeah. What are they?

[Ray]

You weren't the only order. I. I had tons of listeners hit me up too. They think this is a heck of a deal. So you're crazy sounding wild right now.

[Bobby]

How are you getting them to the listeners? Driving them mean to their house?

[Ray]

Walmart's. I got a guy. I mean at Costco. Listen, people, this product from the country isn't in the city is what people are realizing. Wow. Somebody can bring it to me. It's a mobile service.

[Eddie]

Hey, you're meeting this guy at Costco? Yeah, near the moms.

[Scuba Steve]

Dude.

[Eddie]

When he sees the price of their moms, he's going to be back in.

[Bobby]

The parking lot for sure.

[Ray]

Well, the lot I go to is empty with moms I guarantee any of those big box places, they got full lot of moms.

[Bobby]

Well, I got to say, you're doing more already than these knuckleheads do with their business businesses. Eddie's Chicken. He has it one day and gives it up.

[Eddie]

I don't have a chicken guy. Like, if I had a chicken guy, I'd be like, yeah, I deliver chicken.

[Bobby]

It doesn't matter.

[Amy]

You were delivering chickens, though, for a minute.

[Eddie]

It doesn't matter who's doing making the chicken.

[Bobby]

It's just. Are you making it happen?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

It's not the resources you have and don't have in life. It's do you make it happen and you don't make it happen.

[Eddie]

I'm making them happen.

[Ray]

Okay, good.

[Eddie]

Making it happen.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Go get a big boy.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, yeah. I'm making it happen, too.

[Bobby]

You ain't either. Both of you ain't.

[Lunchbox]

What is he making happen?

[Bobby]

He literally is meeting people today. He has his car full.

[Lunchbox]

Do you really believe him?

[Bobby]

Oh, that's a good question.

[Eddie]

Oh, no, I didn't. Fair enough.

[Bobby]

I think I do. I think I do. Ray. Do you have him in your car right now?

[Ray]

Yes.

[Eddie]

How many, Ray?

[Ray]

Well, two. I can only transport effectively without them damaging each other. 2. So I will have to get the others and then go to other places.

[Amy]

So are those my two?

[Ray]

Those are your two because I was going to see you at work.

[Lunchbox]

He just said he was meeting people today, so he's going to drive back to the country and then back into town.

[Bobby]

Let's ask him instead of attacking him.

[Lunchbox]

I'm not. I'm asking you, Ray.

[Ray]

So I will be delivering two more tomorrow, and then another person actually is like two miles from the place, but he's willing to pay for my fee, so I. I'm down with that as well. So he's actually near me.

[Bobby]

All right, well, whatever, man. Make your money. Ain't gonna hate you for making money.

[Ray]

And I just saw. I saw there's stuff in the country that isn't available to people in the city. Why not take advantage of it?

[Amy]

How do you take payment?

[Lunchbox]

However you want?

[Amy]

Bitcoin. Venmo.

[Ray]

Yeah, all of it.

[Bobby]

Bitcoin.

[Amy]

Oh, I know Ray wants bitcoin. Does Lunchbox have his money for my chips? Because I could use that money to pay Ray.

[Eddie]

You're chips? Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, got it. I need my money from Nvidia, too.

[Amy]

But this is exactly. This would pay for my election day, dude. Guys, this would pay for my mom's.

[Bobby]

Those chips. How much?

[Amy]

I have a hundred Dollars?

[Bobby]

Why don't you just give those to Ray, see if he'll try it out. 100 bucks in chips for the moms, Ray.

[Ray]

Yeah, that's fair.

[Bobby]

Okay, I would just do that.

[Lunchbox]

Me and Amy already had a deal.

[Amy]

No, not. We didn't shake.

[Eddie]

You didn't move on it either.

[Lunchbox]

No, no, she never brought the chips.

[Amy]

Yeah, they've been in my bag.

[Bobby]

They've been around.

[Amy]

I just haven't mentioned it.

[Bobby]

Yeah, well, how. And you're supposed to know them? Be psychic.

[Jill]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay. Wow.

[Amy]

Here's a hundred dollars to the Aria.

[Lunchbox]

I just lost out.

[Bobby]

Ray, would you accept the hundred dollar chips to the Aria for the moms?

[Ray]

Of course. And I'm going to double it. And that'll be $200 I just made on mums that I got from the side of the street.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Wait, wait.

[Eddie]

He got on the side of the street. There was no story.

[Bobby]

The story's getting dirtier.

[Eddie]

These are hot moms.

[Lunchbox]

Wait, what you just said you got.

[Eddie]

He stole them.

[Bobby]

You have them in your car, Ray?

[Eddie]

Yes. Okay, we find out these are stolen moms.

[Bobby]

Okay, let's do it right now then. Give him the chips now.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

No, like, hand them to him right now.

[Lunchbox]

Amy, I am very disappointed.

[Amy]

There's gonna be a news report. This is business, you understand business. People making big deals.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, it sounds like you're a bad business person.

[Ray]

Surveillance on a mum lot 24 hours a day.

[Bobby]

All right, Amy's walking out of the room to give Ray his mom chips.

[Lunchbox]

How did I. How did I just lose these $100 chips?

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Eddie]

See, now that. That I would believe.

[Bobby]

Did you have the money to give her right now?

[Lunchbox]

No.

[Bobby]

You didn't say that, though, when she.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, we got a business dealing transaction.

[Lunchbox]

Wow.

[Bobby]

Okay, that was rude.

[Eddie]

That was easy. That's what that was.

[Bobby]

Okay, that was. Amy, quick thinking.

[Amy]

Amy, now that. Okay, no, take it.

[Lunchbox]

Your word is not very good anymore.

[Amy]

Well.

[Bobby]

Well, that'd be a couple of us here in this room. When it comes to.

[Lunchbox]

When you say something, you can't be believing Amy anymore because that was rude.

[Amy]

But you have to understand, that's a good deal.

[Bobby]

No, no.

[Lunchbox]

You told me you'd give them to me. $70 and I am. Never bought the chips.

[Eddie]

Amy. The better deal is to go to Costco.

[Amy]

No, guys, the better deal is Costa.

[Bobby]

Won'T take those chips.

[Lunchbox]

Guys.

[Bobby]

Amy shows up with 100 bucks.

[Eddie]

That's true.

[Bobby]

Guys, will you take these for seven mums?

[Amy]

Now that he has the chips, are we sure that they still work? Cause they're pre Covid that price will work.

[Bobby]

Yeah, okay, but that's the risk he takes. We've said that like we're not sure.

[Amy]

Ray, when are you going to Vegas next?

[Ray]

I bet you can mail them.

[Bobby]

You can mail them? Absolutely.

[Eddie]

You can mail the chips?

[Ray]

Yes.

[Eddie]

They send you a check.

[Bobby]

You can mail bedding slips, too.

[Amy]

I'd mail it after the government shut down.

[Eddie]

Oh, because of the mail?

[Amy]

Well, I don't know. Is it affecting mail? I feel like it's affecting everything because they probably have to get on an airplane and then air traffic control.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, Ray, mail them. Go ahead. Dude, most Vegas casinos will not give you cash. They'll wait till you come to the cage. You can't really mail them.

[Bobby]

But most. Yeah, that one, though. Aria, due to fraud concerns, don't take them to the mail.

[Podcast Announcer]

Okay.

[Bobby]

That's okay. He'll go.

[Eddie]

When? When are you going, Ray?

[Ray]

Well, I don't know. It's just funny that I don't even gamble anymore and I've made $100 in chips. And last weekend I went to the sportsbook. My buddy was in town. I didn't even gamble and I made 1075.

[Bobby]

So.

[Ray]

It's crazy how the gambling gods smile down on you.

[Amy]

Does he mean $10.75 or 1075?

[Ray]

10.75. I found 10.75.

[Amy]

He just says numbers.

[Ray]

There was. There was a 75 cent ticket in one of the slot machines. Got that for free. And then I went.

[Bobby]

75 cent ticket?

[Ray]

Yeah. And then I went to the sports kiosk and somebody had left $10 in there, so I just cashed it out. Ticket shot at me, 10.75. And I didn't even gamble.

[Bobby]

There you go. Hey, you must be doing things right. I need a vision of.

[Amy]

Oh, right now.

[Bobby]

I do need a vision right now. I don't even want to say what for. Can you give us five or three? Or you could even do it right there. I don't even care if you leave right here. It's just where you feel best to give us a vision. I need a vision.

[Eddie]

You do it from there if you.

[Bobby]

Want to do it there, but you may be distracted. If you want to walk to my room, my office, do it. That's great. Wherever you need to do it. I need a vision.

[Eddie]

Don't think about it so much.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

I should probably leave because I get distracted.

[Bobby]

Okay, just go do that and come back whenever you're ready. It doesn't have to be long.

[Podcast Announcer]

She seems.

[Bobby]

I know. She's like Hesitant.

[Lunchbox]

No, it's all right, man. Don't worry about it.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

And I don't even want to lead. I just want to see what comes back because I got a couple things I need the vision for. Are we live on YouTube? Yeah, we're up. Okay. You see, Kevin Costner started a physical fight on the set of Yellowstone, and it finally came out with Jamie, his son on the show. Adopted son.

[Eddie]

He's the dark haired one.

[Bobby]

Listen, I've heard Kevin Costner is very, very difficult.

[Eddie]

Very, very difficult.

[Bobby]

And he, like, wanted Jamie to ad lib, and Jamie's like, well, the writer wants us to. And then Costner, like, shoved him.

[Eddie]

No way.

[Bobby]

Hollywood Reporter did a piece on Kevin Costner and the way his reputation has deteriorated. It includes a story about Kevin Costner starting a physical fight with Wes Bentley on the set of Yellowstone. Sources say Kevin was trying to get Wes to improvise, but Wes felt that a decision like that should be made by Taylor Sheridan, the creator and writer. So Costner lunged at Bentley. They didn't actually throw fists, but there was pushing and shoving, all because he wouldn't improv.

[Eddie]

And Costner.

[Bobby]

Yeah. All right, so there's that.

[Eddie]

That guy's a good actor, though.

[Bobby]

The West Bentley.

[Eddie]

No. Yeah, yeah, him. He's an American Beauty.

[Bobby]

Never seen it.

[Amy]

He's also an Interstellar.

[Eddie]

I guess you've never seen American Beauty?

[Bobby]

No, because people are like, it's way dark. I don't. I'm not watching that. It's. Am I not thinking of American Beauty? What's the one where they start out where, like, everybody's in a room and they have, like, a thing, like a.

[Lunchbox]

What? What are you talking about?

[Bobby]

There's like, a stripper prostitute, and they're all.

[Eddie]

That's not American Beauty.

[Bobby]

Oh, it's not?

[Eddie]

No.

[Lunchbox]

Tell me more about this.

[Bobby]

I want to watch that.

[Eddie]

What are you talking about?

[Bobby]

It's a movie where there's, like, a stripper or prostitute in the middle and they're all, like, taking turns doing stuff to her.

[Eddie]

Whoa. No, that's not a very famous movie.

[Bobby]

Oh, Amy's back.

[Eddie]

Eyes Wide Shut, maybe?

[Bobby]

No. Okay.

[Eddie]

Amy came back at the. Right. Why?

[Bobby]

Well, I was talking about a movie. Is there a movie called, like, it's not America. It's Kevin Spacey maybe in it. Yeah, that's. That's a movie where there's, like, a stripper, a prostitute in the middle of a room. I've not seen it. I've only heard about it. And they're, like, using, like, a thing on her, everybody. They're all surrounding.

[Amy]

I don't know this.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

Why are you talking about it, though?

[Eddie]

Oh, we were talking about.

[Bobby]

We were talking about what we're doing this weekend.

[Eddie]

Well, we're thinking about doing this.

[Jill]

Cool.

[Bobby]

All right.

[Eddie]

All right. Vision.

[Bobby]

Vision. Okay. What did you see?

[Amy]

I. Over and over. Even when I tried to not think about it, it's what kept coming back. So that's just what I had to go with.

[Bobby]

Go ahead.

[Amy]

A kayak in the water and like rowing. Like there's. There's rowing happening.

[Bobby]

A rowing kayak in the water.

[Amy]

Well, specifically Rose. And sometimes it was an ocean, sometimes it was in a river. So then I decided that part didn't matter. It was more just the rowing.

[Eddie]

That's tough.

[Amy]

Like it paddles water.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I was really looking for an indication for a couple things. One, got game four tonight at 8 o'. Clock. Cubs and brewers. And it's such a late game. I hate the 8 o' clock games. It's the second time they've done this yesterday. At least it was a four.

[Eddie]

Hold on.

[Bobby]

Cubs and Brewers. Rowing. Go ahead.

[Eddie]

What did you say? You said they were rowing in either a river or the ocean.

[Bobby]

Correct.

[Eddie]

Not a lake.

[Bobby]

They're not a great lake.

[Amy]

No, sorry.

[Eddie]

Chicago's got rivers.

[Bobby]

Well, everybody's got rivers.

[Eddie]

Milwaukee's got rivers. Milwaukee has a river.

[Bobby]

Wait, everybody's got rivers.

[Eddie]

Yeah, good point.

[Amy]

Sorry.

[Bobby]

What if I looked at, I don't know, NFL.

[Amy]

Does anybody who rose.

[Ray]

Anybody.

[Amy]

Any of the players kayak.

[Bobby]

Is there anybody's last name?

[Amy]

Is there first name row or is there an or?

[Bobby]

It used to be. Not anymore. And he was a lineman.

[Eddie]

Michael or no.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

A canoe. A boat. Are there any teams.

[Eddie]

Are the Vikings have a boat?

[Bobby]

Water. But are they on? Are they idle this week because they played in Europe for a couple weeks?

[Amy]

Or crew, like rowing crew.

[Bobby]

Crew.

[Amy]

Wrecking crew or kayak.

[Bobby]

Kayak.

[Eddie]

Would anyone kayak?

[Bobby]

What about players specifically? Let's see here. If I go to the game tonight.

[Jill]

Okay.

[Amy]

Check the lineup.

[Bobby]

Kayak, Kyle Tucker.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Kayal Tucker, Kai.

[Eddie]

Kyle.

[Amy]

That's a stretch, man.

[Eddie]

It's a major stretch.

[Bobby]

You know what? Kyle Tucker. I'm betting him to head out.

[Amy]

Stop.

[Bobby]

What? Keep.

[Amy]

List other players.

[Eddie]

It might. It might be, though. It might be.

[Amy]

I don't.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I'm betting Kyle Tucker to hit a home run.

[Amy]

Okay, Done.

[Eddie]

Did you see any birds or anything? No, no, just a kayak.

[Amy]

No birds.

[Eddie]

You saw water, though?

[Amy]

Well, it was just water and a kayak and rowing. Like the row.

[Bobby]

Row Row your boat.

[Eddie]

Did you see like, no, no. No swans or anything?

[Amy]

Is there a mo ro Mo ro doe foe?

[Bobby]

Yeah. Okay, I think I'm just gonna take that as Kyle Tucker did a home run.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Who do you think went tonight?

[Eddie]

I mean, I hope the Cubs.

[Bobby]

Whatever comes to mind. Don't do it. Cubs. No. Okay, let me ask you. How many runs do you think total be scored in the whole game?

[Amy]

How many were scored last night?

[Bobby]

Nope, you can't do that. Just total. Both teams combined. How many runs do you think will be scored?

[Amy]

14.

[Eddie]

That's pretty solid.

[Bobby]

Oh my God.

[Eddie]

That's pretty solid.

[Bobby]

You over under seven. So it's for sure going to hit. I'm betting that and go over. I'm getting way over. Okay. I'm betting 250 bucks on the over. Over seven. I got Kyle Tucker to hit home run. I got. The Cubs are plus one and a half on runs. I'm gonna bet 500 on that and then I got. Okay, Amy, thank you.

[Eddie]

Any motorcycles in your visions?

[Bobby]

No. No.

[Eddie]

Suzuki's. No, Suzuki's.

[Bobby]

Arkansas rides motorcycle again.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, that'd be good too.

[Bobby]

Row. College football.

[Eddie]

Row, row, row.

[Bobby]

Who rows by Petrino. By Petrino.

[Eddie]

Trying so hard.

[Bobby]

Row, kayak or canoe? Okay, all right, that's it.

[Amy]

What's another name for like a boat in the water? Like I know we got kayak, canoe, like. Oh, like a flotation device.

[Bobby]

Oh, Jonathan, flotation device.

[Amy]

You know, the inflatable.

[Bobby]

The Buccaneers. And yet the. They have a boat, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, that they're on a ship. That's a big ship.

[Eddie]

I like that.

[Bobby]

Oh, it could be the Bucks because they do.

[Amy]

They're rowing their way to a win or they're rowing away from a loss.

[Bobby]

I like that too. Let's see. I'm going to go bet the rest of my money. My account. I have 200 bucks left in my account.

[Amy]

Oh my gosh, this is so great.

[Bobby]

What sucks for you as we blame you and it doesn't win. Oh, yeah, you didn't do anything wrong.

[Eddie]

Just don't say anything.

[Amy]

Oh, I'm not going to post about the games. I'm not going to talk about the games. I'm not going to watch the games. I mean, I might have to end.

[Bobby]

Up watching the Cubs, but The Bucks are minus three. In Tampa. They're playing the 49ers. All right, Amy, I'm in 220.

[Amy]

Sometimes our listeners know, like they can read into the vision. They'll be like, oh yeah, duh.

[Bobby]

Row Bobby Petrino.

[Amy]

But we don't know what that is yet. They'll. They'll figure it out.

[Eddie]

Hunter. Ruff row.

[Bobby]

A Hunter.

[Eddie]

Catch it.

[Bobby]

Touchdown.

[Eddie]

Could be it could be one.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, Rico. Yeah, Rico.

[Eddie]

No, no, no. Don't be silly.

[Amy]

Is there a more or.

[Eddie]

Yeah, more.

[Bobby]

D.J.

[Eddie]

More.

[Bobby]

Okay, well, we're stupid. Paddle. That's it. We're done. Have a good day, everybody. And I got the burps. We will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. It's Anna Ortiz and I'm Mark and Delicato. You might know us as Hilda and Justin from Ugly Betty. Welcome to our new podcast, Viva Betty. Yay. We're re watching the series from start to finish and getting into all the fashions, the drama and the behind the scenes moments that you've never heard before. But you were saying, still bartending. I didn't know that. The bar pack is like, is that you and I turn around and it's a commercial for Betty. And I was like, I gotta go. I quit. Listen to Viva Betty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Podcast Announcer]

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[Amy]

My goal is to really destigmatize mental.

[Bobby]

Health treatment and looking at it from.

[Amy]

A whole health perspective, physical health and.

[Bobby]

Mental health can be intertwined.

[Podcast Announcer]

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[Amy]

This is an iHeart podcast.