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Listen to the greatest true crime stories ever told on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Bobby Bones Show. Come on. We're gonna do a selfish segment. Nobody got a heads up, but if it lands on you, you get to do a segment on whatever you want as selfish as possible. Sometimes it's like, I don't think we should talk about that on the show, cuz I don't think our listeners care. You know what? Who cares? Because this is selfish. Ready, everybody? Yes. Here we go. Let's spin that wheel. Come on, baby. Today's selfish. Oh, it's lunchbox. Oh, man. Okay, so lunchbox you. There are no rules. Oh, boy. Hold on. I don't want to talk about your floor. Yeah, give me a second. Let me think, let me think. What about. You love to talk, so just go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We got to put you on like a 15 second selfish timer. Otherwise it's way too selfish to make us sit here and you go, I don't know what I want to talk about. So what would you like to talk about? I would like to talk about Survivor being back. Guys. I mean, listen, everybody sit up straight. Pay attention, please. I don't know why. What is the. What is holding you guys back from getting on board with this show? Like, obviously it is so amazing. If we are on season 48 and people are still watching it and they're still making it and it's still on prime time on Wednesday nights. It's. It is telling you that a lot of people are watching this show and I don't understand who you guys are. TV aficionados. You love tv. You love good tv. So I just don't understand how you can't get on board with this. Bobby, you love strategy coming to me. You love backstabbing. Okay, I don't love backstabbing. I love strategy. Backstabbing has to happen. Yes, that's what I mean. You love gameplay, so I don't understand how you don't even give it a chance. Can you explain to me what it is about the excitement of them living on the island and surviving and catching their own food that you can't get on board with? Thank you for asking. Feels very selfish to you, but I like it. And I'd like to say that I Did at once watch Survivor for probably three seasons. Oh, season two, three and four. Probably way early on because Survivor was. It wasn't the first, but it was the first major reality show because Real World would have been first. Yes, it was. What introduced us to seven couples doing. No, seven strangers living in a house. Stop being polite and start getting Real World San Diego in like 99, 2000. We make you find out what year it started. I did watch. I watched Richard Hatch who was always naked. I thought that was funny. And I thought, oh, wow, these people are competing. I never thought I would do a competition show because I thought that was just like Hollywood. Like, who gets to do a reality show? I was in Hot Springs, Arkansas, but I watched one. I watched the Elizabeth Hasselback season. Oh, yeah, she was a smoke show. There was like an athlete too. That was on. So did I. I did watch it and I liked it. But it's just gone on forever. It was two hours and sometimes three hours. Now it's an hour and a half. But was it three at one time? Yeah. Yeah. Like the season finale is two hours plus an hour for the reunion. So that is a three hour episode. And here's the thing. If you watched in the beginning, you would turn it on now and be like, this is a totally different show. Because in the beginning, like the first season, they would just be like, well, we got to vote someone out. I guess we'll just vote you out because your name starts with an A. We'll just go in alphabetical order. There was no strategy. I remember that strategy of voting out by name. It seems pretty stupid even for back then. Right. They didn't have. They didn't have all this. Now it's like you have the. An alliance over here and then you're in control of the game and then all of a sudden you're like, you know what, I'm going to go with these people over and you switch on your alliance. And there's hidden immunity idols. There's advantages. There's people that don't lose their vote because they don't complete a puzzle. It's amazing. I agree. It's probably really good. I think there are probably a lot of shows that are really good that I have not dedicated or invested time in. I think I probably stopped watching because I did nighttime radio for many years and this was on in the evening. True. So that was one and then two. I started doing very early morning and if it was after. For many years, if it was after 8 o'clock, there was no chance I watched anything. And it wasn't that we could watch anything on demand. There was no streaming. I couldn't afford a TiVo and then DVR. Finally, I think I just missed it. And now I'm just not a competition show guy because my wife and I will have one show that we're always watching. It's never a competition show. I'm not a hater of Survivor. I think you have me miss. Just misconstrued. I bet it's good. I didn't say hater. Okay. I wasn't calling you a hater. I'm not even a disliker. I'm just saying why are we not. I think you're explaining why. Yeah, the same reason I don't eat a lot of ham sandwiches. Ham is delicious. I like. I agree. Ham's great. Ham is better than turkey. Oh, really? I don't think so. Well, an argument to be had some other time. I have no beef, no pun intended, with ham sandwiches. But if I'm just gonna pick a sandwich, one that I already like, I'm probably not gonna get a ham sandwich. Same thing with Survivor. I'm sure I like it. If you make a great ham sandwich and it's sitting there, I'm probably gonna eat it and love it. But if I have a lot of options, I'm probably not gonna pick ham. Yeah. I mean, and now there's no excuse about. Oh, it's on at night. Cause there's this thing called dvr. You just record it and you watch it again. Dvr though, Even sounds old. Yeah. What? There's this thing, like, it's a new. There's a thing called Stream, and you can just watch it whenever you want. Oh, I don't do that. I record it and then. So. So my answer is I have no problem. No beef, no dislike of it. I just choose not to really watch competition shows because my wife and I don't really watch them. You have to keep up with them. Yeah, that's the whole point. Spoilers can happen. I'm glad you. You said you're married, so that gives people context of what year this is. They're listening since Lunchbox just brought up dvr. But he. That's true. But he did say it's like every 50 I DVR things you guys get on that show. What? I bet you I could get on Survivor with two calls. Oh, probably. I'd have to. Probably. The problem is I'd have to be gone for a couple weeks and the company would not have that. No, we don't need you stop talking about it. But you should do it. No, no, Eddie, shut up. I do think within two calls, I could be on Survivor. Would they let Lunchbox be gone to be on it? I don't think that would take 50 calls. Well, we can make 50 calls. We got time. Nothing but time in the afternoon. I'd give up a nap for that. A what? I'd give up a nap to get on those calls. Would you give a pinky to go. To get on the show? Yeah. With a butcher knife? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, now we're talking. We benefit too. Here's. I'm not saying that because I think I'm too famous, because I don't think I'm famous at all. But my showrunner, executive producer from when I did Snake in the Grass, that was never officially canceled, which is what's the weirdest thing. And we're not gonna do it. I don't think again. And I can tell you that whole story later, but he was that for survivor for like 10 seasons. And Jeff Probst was in his wedding. Like, they're that close. And I still stay in touch with him. And I could make a call and go, hey, I think I want to do Survivor. And he can make one call. And I think they would be like, okay, cool, let's go. Have you ever thought of this? No. Because as I'm reading here, Survivor takes about 39 days to film, though the number was reduced for Covid 26 days. I don't like going on vacation, much less needing to be gone. When I went to South America to do Snake in the Grass, which was the show, and my showrunner, who's the head of the whole show, the production, one of the executive producers, Mike D, had to come to South America with me. He lived in a crappy hotel room. We had to set up a radio studio. I'd be in the jungle for 12 hours, and then we'd somehow be exhausted and do the show. I don't think I could do that while Survivor because I'd be busy surviving. Yeah, you'd be on the island. But, yeah, like, Eddie, why don't you do it, man? Why don't you watch the show? Why? What is you watch a bunch of crap? I don't know. We do all watch crap, though. I'll be honest. We all watch crap. I don't really watch crap. According to some. It's all relative, right? So I think some people would think some of the stuff I watch is crap. It's just never been on a List of anything I'd want to watch. But Eddie, you like fishing, right? I do love they fish. How they spearfish for how. How long enough they are in the ocean. They do it every episode. No, minute, minute and a half. Are they always by the beach? They're on an island. Always on the beach, dude. That's kind of cool. Are they always water based? Aren't they sometimes in a mountain? No, they, they do in the same spot every time. Now that. Because the underwater shots, they have everything set up so it's just like boom, boom, boom. I mean, the water and everything in Fiji is beautiful. Beautiful. You see all the, the, the. The swimming of like the beautiful fish and it's the, the reef that's swimming a fish. The swimming beautiful. Oh, and they're all different colors. I mean, it is awesome. I never been to Fiji. I don't know where that is. That's by Australia. It's very far. You've been there? No, no. Where's like a place. Sorry, I don't take this from lunchbox. This has been your selfish segment. Yeah. Amy, any chance you want to get on board? I'll try. You got a new dude, new show. You don't think she's too busy trying to survive a new relationship, bro? Yeah, but it will teach them how to, like, communicate, how to watch one fish. He's a good communicator. I don't think he's ever commun to me about Survivor. But if you watch the show together, you can learn if you have the same thoughts, if someone backstabs and if you're happy with it and he's not, then maybe he has to watch you, like, oh, she's going to stab me in the back. But if you guys agree, oh, that was a bad move. You can see you can move forward in your relationship. Better moves than watch Survivor to learn that. Oh, man. I'm just telling you, it's a, it's a bonding experience. My wife and I, every week. That's. That's our show. And that's cool. Yeah. We bond over. And my aunt. Aunt Judy. Shout out. You're not listening, Judy. But she's the one that got me hooked. You and your wife, did you always like those shows or did you force her to like them because you always watched them? Ah, that's a great question. She watched the Bachelor, the Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise, and I watched like real. I don't think she watched Real World in the challenge. I think I got her into that and then I got her into Survivor. I think she always watched Amazing Race, so we had that in common. But, yeah, that's a good one. Cause then she got me into Project Runway. Yeah. Did you like that one? And I never have watched Project Runway consistent consistently, ever. But I've stopped on a. It's good. Yeah. We haven't watched it in a few seasons because Heidi Klum left and does her own. I haven't seen it since. Yeah, she got. She has one on Netflix now. Tell us about that. Do they have beautiful dresses? Well, it's not even. I don't even care about the outfits. It's just a competition show. It's a comic. No, there's no fishes. But the con, it is amazing how they. I don't know how they just go in a store and they're like, you know, I'm gonna make this, and they draw it on their pad and they. It's crazy. It's really good because it's competition. Like, then you pick. When they walk out, you're like, oh, that's the winner. And then it's like, they're eliminated. You're like, oh, man. I swear to God. Can I just. I want to say something to you, and I mean it with all my heart, and I don't want this to feel like it's coming from a place of disappointment. Don't tell me I should have been on Project Runway. Trust me, I ain't. Okay, good. That's the show. Well, you. You should not have been on. I never should have been on that. If you just would have tried. You could have been on a show or two of these shows if you just would have put in the effort. I have no doubt. With as loud as big personality as you are, and then having been on them or multiple ones or hosting, you know, hosting them or being on them, oh, wow, that'd be cool. You just. Too late. No, but he just says. But he doesn't do. And I know we make fun of him because we're like, lunchbox, please don't dress homeless. Lunchbox, please do your hair. Lunchbox, my hair's done. I hear you. And I'm not saying this making fun of you, but if you just committed to trying to get on to a couple of these without making excuses of, I don't know how to do a VHS. Well, we haven't done those 20 years, bro. I don't know what you're watching. You could be on game shows. They look for anybody. Anybody that has a big personality. You'll get 90 no's. But the first yes you get, then opens the door for other yeses. Brent, our guy who runs our stations in Bakersfield, he gets on them all the time. He gets on them all the time. Because he went on and was good once, and so now he's on a list, and when they're looking for certain people, they call him and he goes on other ones. But you are even bigger. You have a bigger personality. If you just committed to trying and putting in the effort and not depending on other people to do it for you, I have no doubt you could have been on whatever you wanted. Whatever. I'm not even saying there are certain. Okay, no Project Runway. Let me remove that one. Except for Real World Road Rules. I tried really hard. He did miss that call. Remember that one call that he aged out of? That one? I did. That one's not gonna make you. As of today. You're not gonna get famous from reality show anyway. But you can have a little taste of notoriety. Dang, man. No, not dang, but that's the problem. You're already sad about something when. This is not a. I'm telling you something sad. This should be a kick in the pants to where if you need to go for two weeks. All right, see you later. But this is also what I'm talking about. Go where we're going. Seriously, it's all a joke. If you wanted to be on anything like that, you literally could be. I agree. I think I should go, but I can't just go to LA and just show up like they gotta. That's not the point. You said go for two weeks. It's not to. It's. If you got on the show. There are shows like Hell's Kitchen. There are shows like Survivor. There are shows. We could continue to walk through these that if you just emailed in, sent. The videos aren't even make a VHS with a camera. It's do a phone video. It's. You get on a zoom with the producer. All right? And I don't say that. It's just like a guy sitting here to bust your balls. I was on American Idol for four years, meaning I didn't have to, like, sing to get on as a competitor. But I was a part of the process when it came to helping pick people for that show, especially in season three and four, I was on Dancing with the Stars, which is a show that you don't just get on because they pick you. But I got to see what the competition part was like and how they start to look for new people for the next seasons. I helped the process of Snake in the Grass when we did that show. And who we were looking for? Nobody. We were just looking for people with personalities that would show up and play the game. And so. And then you look for different types of people. You want men, you want women, you want old, you want young, you want white, you want. Not white, but some of those you are, man. White, good looking. Pretty much it. Middle. Yeah, you for sure, father. You could be on a game show, even if it's not a competition show. Does he really want it? No. Oh, no, no, I do. You don't understand how bad I want it. No, you can't say that. No, no, you absol. You can't say he wants it because he's done nothing to get it. See, I think he has some fear. No, no, there's no fear. I want one out of my butt to come out and fly. That'd be cool. Okay. I want it. I. I honestly want that. Can I be honest? I want that. I would love that. I want it so bad to be able to fly with wings that come out of the side of my butt. No, man. When I gonna get it? Cuz you know what? I haven't tried to develop even like, right brother wings. But there's something that I want, and I'm gonna give Amy a little credit here. When we talked the other day, we were like, hey, if you're not doing something, you don't really want something. And Amy's like, good point. I'm going back to improv class now. You may go. Okay, Amy just went to a class. I don't see that. I see that as somebody going, oh, I forgot that if I prioritize something, I can make something happen. It doesn't have to go az. It can go A, A and a half, A and three quarters, B, J, C Elementop, and then eventually Z. But you don't do that. So here's what I want to say to you. Serious as possible, serious as possible. Just try. I can almost promise you you will get on something if you just try consistently. I promise. You're smart enough, your personality is big enough, they want people like you. That's going to go viral for being, and I use this term loosely, like an idiot. But you're going to try to win, so you're not going to go on being an idiot to be stupid. But you'll do things. You can do it. I have no doubt you could do it. I would bet money you could do it. If that were on DraftKings and you let Me help you do it. But I don't want to help you because if you need help, you don't really want to do it. No, no, I really want to do it because see, here's the thing. When I was a kid. Oh boy. Before Real World. Before Real World, my goal was Price is Right. Because I wanted to get on there and meet Bob Barker and those hot chicks and come on down and I wanted to be able to bet $1. I thought that was. And spin the wheel and get the Showcase Showdown. And then when Bob Barker went off, I was like, man, is it the same thing to go on there with Drew Carey? Probably it's the same thing. And then also another one. I wanted to be on Love Connection. I was like, you tell me I get to just go on there and just pick from three chicks and they're gonna send me on a day. How awesome is that? I don't have to do any work. I just show up and there's three chicks and I just get to pick one of them. So this is what I would say about those type of things. Now I'm married. I can't do. That's fine. If you go to Price is Right with like a group of 15 or more, they guarantee someone from your group will be called into play. So you don't, you don't know that many people. But I don't. You could what? Say what? If you, you go with 15 people, they guarantee they. Someone in your group will go. Pretty cool. No, here's the problem. But it doesn't matter. Prices, right? Should not be a goal. You can go, what if it was my sister, I'd get, I'd be like, Amy when I got on. Oh my gosh, she'll kill you say that. Yeah, you did. You said if you guys get on there, I'll kill you. But my, my point is, and I'll say this one final time, Price is Right, Love Connection, those type of shows are not ones you have to set your super goals. You can try, but like you have to apply for some that look for long term entertainment. Yeah. Like a competition show where you're on for 12 weeks because they want people that every episode they can depend on to have some texture about them. Price is Right, you're on there for a minute. You may not even get on. That's true. You may not even, even if you get to the, to the stand where you say the number, you may not get on stage. And then if you get on stage, not on for more than four minutes. So I Don't want to do this. Like, I do this lecture about once a year, little pep talk. If you actually tried, if you actually cared, you would get on. Therefore, I don't think you actually want to get on. I think you just want to be loud about it. No, no, I want to get on. Here's the problem. Like, it's always problem. No, no, no. Here's the thing. Like, it's not a problem. Like, like Big Brother. I started watching Big Brother recently. I think that show would be miserable to be on. Yeah, no, it's all miserable. So what's the problem? No, dude, all like, that one does not look fun. Like, all of them suck. I don't know. Survivor looks fun. It looks fun on camera. It sucks because what you're doing is. It's like a touring musician. There's 22 hours of every day that you're just like, what the crap? I'm just sitting around. And you have to go sit with producers and just answer the same question over and over. It's not fun to do, but it's fun to see and it's fun to have done. And you're also competing, but it's not like the whole time it's fun. Dancing with the Stars was miserable. I guess that's true. I loved that I did it. I didn't think about downtime, but it's all training, all downtime. I think Lunchbox would love the downtime. Just nap. But the downtime for the most part is producers, like, making you go somewhere and asking you the same questions 42 times, trying to get a specific answer from you. So this has been a very selfish segment. I like it. It's why we do it. It's a long one, too. I think if you just. What is today, March 13th? If you just said by March 13th of 2025 and you. I would say put it on your phone lock screen. But you don't even turn your phone on sometimes. Yeah, I don't know how to do that. If you wrote it on your hand, could you just write it? Look, I got sticky notes. But then he writes on top of it and he doesn't know what he wrote sometimes. Yeah, that's true. Like, right. This one I have. I think you could get on something. Zero day and a real pain. If every day you spent 15 minutes searching, sending emails, getting closer, even one day finding 20 shows you'd like to be on. I think you could get on a show. I know you could get on a show, but it's going to take 15 minutes of effort every day for a whole year, man. Here we go. I don't understand his problem. He said there's a problem, and he just said that. I didn't meant. I didn't mean problem. I meant big brother. Like, that's one of the big ones. Could you honestly leave the family for 45 days? Yeah, 45 days. It'd be hard. But for fame. Yeah. It's not fame. You're not going to get famous. Oh. You're going to have a little notoriety for the experience. Yes. And you'll have a little notoriety that you could use to then monetize a bit. Yeah. And then go on Deal or no Deal island. And then. Sure, that's what happens. Like, Boston Rob was just. I don't even watch Deal or Deal. No Deal Island. Ray is trying to convince me to watch it. I even know who Boston Rob is. Yes. So I think that's an example of one out of 500 that's able to parlay that into something else. But you could be that. But that's not the first. I mean, he. He did amazing. The first goal isn't to parlay it. It's just to get on. So if you want. March 13, if you want to get on a show and you spent 15 minutes every day with nobody's help yet not calling Morgan. I can't give him an email to work. Hey, Morgan, can you shoot a video? How do you upload this video? I would. I'm not going to, but I would bet $5,000 he could get on a show if he tried. Yeah. But I think. I think anybody in here could. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Stop. Really? Because I've just seen the process, and I've seen how they make the sausage, and they just look for consistent people that are consistently entertaining with half a brain that can play. That's us. Yeah. We got half a brain. Half a brain, half a brain. That's us. Inconsistent, that's all. Oh, man. I still remember when I was so close to getting on to Family Feud with my family. Gosh. Then you ended up getting on. Because I took us all. I know. I'm just saying that was that. Was that coulda. But you didn't then. Yeah, but you probably still could if you tried. Well, yeah, it'd be harder now because we live in separate spots, but still. All I hear are why you can't do it. No, I didn't say why. I said it'd be harder. But that's a. That's a reason as to why you wouldn't be able to do it and it wouldn't be as easy. So. Well, this was pre kids. Doesn't matter. You keep making excuses. You're not hearing me. I'm hearing everything I say. I haven't even finished my sentence. And you're yes. It's all reasons why it can't work instead of why it will work. Like if me, my wife, my sister, we all went on who would watch our 12 kids that you're already creating a problem for. A problem that does not exist yet. Oh, you. I got a question. Your brother, if we brought our kids to la, they have babysitters there. I think if you take your kids to la, you can find babysitters there. All right. Yeah. Okay. Now again, today's 13th. How many days does he do this? You gave him a year. I know, but realistically I would love to say 365. Hey, Scuba Steve, you lived in California for a long time. Yeah, yeah. Do you think anything I'm saying is wrong? No, I think you're 100% on his character is so. Because I've seen these. These processes for mostly game shows. Looking for extremely outgoing game show loud dude, he would be on. He would be a game you would like. We talk about Brent. Brent's a nice guy, but his personality is very at a lower level compared to yours and he knows that. I mean your lunchbox, you're just loud and obnoxious and in a great way. In an endearing way where I think once you times. But also they like a hole ways too. Yeah, they do. Yeah. Depending what kind of show it is, they could find the way that you could fit their mold. And I think he would be and it would dude, I don't know why you don't just take your own money. Invest in yourself. Spend a thousand dollars on the plane ticket in the hotel. I know we talked about doing it as a bit but no one wants to buy it. But I think you should just do it on your own and go for a week. Just say, hey Bobby, I'm gonna go for a week and audition for at least 10 to 15 game shows. You'll get on one for sure. I have an idea. What for sure. But I hate. I hate investing anything with lunchbox anymore. I'm in. But this is a great investment. This is a great investment. I don't want to do it now because we gotta wrap this part of the segment. It's a great idea for a bit, but I don't losing money with him. No, no. But this is one that he Won't even give us our Nvidia money back. What? What Nvidia? We didn't decide to cash out yet. We've tried. And you've kept it. You've held a hostage. But wait, wait. What's your idea? I. A different time. No, I can't. I think Scuba Steve. Yeah. That he could for sure get on a game show. I would hate for him to kill his chances of getting on a bigger reality show because he went on, like, a game show, network show. I don't think that matters. I don't think it matters at all. I really don't. I think that it's such a small audience of these shows he may get on. That doesn't affect it in any way. If anything, it gives him tape to, hey, look, I do the radio show. I've been on tv. This is how I. This is how I act. This is me. He fits that mold of the country Southern redneck that Survivor wants that they fill every single time. That's true too. He does fit a mold. He's that jt. He's that guy that's. That's gritty and, like, I think he would just do well. And you do, in my case, meet people that then take other jobs and look for other. The people they already know. Like, the reason I got Snake in the Grass as a host, because he called me two weeks before the show started. One was because their original host for that show was Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs. Oh, yeah. I don't even know of the show. And two, when they hired a new executive producer with, like two weeks left, she was like, I got the perfect guy because I did a pilot with him and Deion Sanders and he'll be a great host. And they called me up and she was. She was like, hey, you wanna come host a show? And I'm like, oh, what month? She's like, two weeks. And I was like, oh, man. Okay, I'm in. Her name's Tommy Crump. Went to dinner with her, like three weeks ago. But she was like a producer on a medium to high level, but wasn't the executive producer. But she was the one that was the reason that I was even in the mix for that show. Like, auditioning. Auditioning. It's 300 people for that ABC pilot that never got picked up. That's how I knew Deion Sanders. It's how I knew her. She continued to blow up. She's blowing up now. She's killing it at Fox. And when that show at NBC happened, she was like, this is the guy she call Mitchells. You're the guy. See, even the game show stuff could lead to things like that. Yeah, I agree. I like that. Now tell me your idea. Not this moment, but, like, what are we gonna. Tell me. You're gonna make me wait in two and two. He's like, the clock's ticking. And two and two. Yeah, you said March 13th and then you had this great idea, but it's not about that. You need to get to work. 15 minutes a day on finding what shows how to apply when application processes are open. That's all you. Wait, wait, but when's the idea gonna. My ideas has nothing to do with you getting on a show. It's different. Okay, well, let's talk about it. You can't. I almost don't even want to do it now. Because he's gonna rely on that and use that. I'm not. I'm not. I won't. I promise I won't rely on that. He says he promises. I don't believe. I'll piggy promise. Oh, will you cross swords? Promise. But they touch. Yeah. You know what he's talking about? Yeah, right here. No, we. That's the ultimate. So do you promise? You promise then? I don't know why you want to do that. It's a promise. Because it's something you got to commit to. If you'll tell me the idea, I'll do it. Okay. Okay, we got a break. Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang just won Podcast of the Year at this year's iHeart Podcast Awards. Oh, wow. You're kidding. Stop it. Lady Gaga will take home the Innovator award at Monday's iHeartradio Music Awards. Now these iHeart Award winners are teaming up on a brand new episode of Las Culturistas. Thank you so much for having me here, but please, please, please don't make me get angry about anything in public. Just open the free iHeartRadio app, search Las Culturistas and listen now. I'm Mark Seal. And I'm Nathan King. This is Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli. The five families did not want us to shoot that picture. Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli is based on my co host Mark's best selling book of the same title. And on this show, we call upon his years of research to help unpack the story behind the Godfather's birth. From start to finish, this is really the first interview I've done in bed. We sift through innumerable accounts. 35 pages isn't very much. Many of them conflicting. That's nonsense. There were 60 pages and try to get to the truth of what really happened. And they said we're finished. This is over. It only stopped going to work. We gotta get rid of those guys. Does that Leave the Gun Take the Cannoli features new and archival interviews with Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Evans, James Caan, Talia Shire and many others. Yes, that was a real horse's head. Listen and subscribe to Leave the Gun Take the Cannoli on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Pod of Rebellion, our new Star Wars Rebels Rewatch podcast. I'm Vanessa Marshall. Hi, I'm Tia Sircar. I'm Taylor Gray. And I'm John Lee Brody. But you may also know us as Harrison Dullah, Specter 2, Sabine Wren, Specter 5, and Ezra Bridger, Specter 6 from Star Wars Rebels. Wait, I wasn't on Star Wars Rebels. Am I in the right place? Absolutely. Each week we're going to rewatch and discuss an episode from the series and share some fun behind the scenes stories. Sometimes we'll be visited by special guests like Steve bloom voices Zaborillio, Spectre 4, or Dante Bosco voices Jaquel and many others. Sometimes we'll even have a lively debate. And we'll have plenty of other fun surprises and trivia too. Oh, and me. Well, I'm the lucky ghost crew stowaway who gets to help moderate and guide the discussion each week. Kinda like how Kanan guided Ezra and the ways of the Force. You see what I did there? Nicely done, John. Thanks, Tia. So hang on cause it's gonna be a fun ride. Cue the music. Listen to Potter Rebellion on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I started to live a double life when I was a teenager. Responsible and driven and wild and out of control. My head is pounding. I'm confused. I don't know why I'm in jail. It's hard to understand what hope is when you're trapped in a cycle of addiction. Addiction took me to the darkest places. I had an AK 47.8 at my head. But one night, a new door opened and I made it into the rooms of recovery. The path would have roadblocks and detours, stalls and relapses. But when I was feeling the most lost, I found hope with community. And I made my way back. This season joined me on my journey through addiction and recovery. A story told in 12 steps. Listen to Crumbs. As part of the Mike Oluda podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all, it's your girl, Cheekies. And I'm back with a brand new season of your favorite podcast, Cheekies and Chill. I'll be sharing even more personal stories with you guys, and I know a lot of people are gonna attack me. Why? Are you gonna go visit your dad? Your mom wouldn't be okay with it. I'm gonna tell you guys right now. I know my mother, and I know my mom had a very forgiving heart. That is my story on plastic surgery. This is my truth. I think the last time I cried like that was when I lost my mom like that, like, yelling. I was like, no. I was like, oh. And I thought, what did I do wrong? And as always, you'll get my exclusive take on topics like love, personal growth, health, family ties, and more. And don't forget, I'll also be dishing out my best advice to you on episodes of Dear Cheekies. So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being together, I find out he is cheating on me, not only with women, but also with men. What should I do? Okay, where do I start? That's not love. He doesn't love you enough. Because if he loved you, he'd be faithful. It's going to be an exciting year, and I hope that you can join me, listen to Cheekies and Chill Season four as part of the My Cultura podcast network, available on the iHeartrade radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Let's check some voicemails. Give me number one, Ray. I was just listening back to the podcast and you guys talking about how Bailey Zimmerman absolutely killed it at the million dollar show. It got me listening to his music again on my drive home, and I was playing where it ends. That song has one of the lyrics in it that I think hit the hardest. And you're the best thing that ever happened to me. You showed me what true love shouldn't be. I found myself the second I gave up on us. Oof. And that one just hit. And I was wondering if y'all had anything else like that and any other lyrics that hit for you guys. First off, Bailey Zimmerman's awesome. Love that kid lyrics that come to mind. The hit. Yeah, I can go first. I wasn't prepared for this. I didn't know that was the question at the end. The first lyric. There are two that I love when I was a kid, and I love Counting Crows, probably my favorite band of all time. They are. They're my favorite band of all time. And I remember watching that video and Adam Durrett say, when I look at the television, I want to see me staring right back at me. And I was like, that's how I feel, even as a kid. And I was like, oh, that's how I feel. The one that really got me when I got older was more John Mayer type. And I started doing this very young, meaning I was, like, 17. And so because I started younger, I was very much younger than everybody else the entire time I was doing it, even as I ascended in my career. And the John Mayer line of, I'm so scared of getting older. I'm only good at being young, which was like, dang. I felt that because once I get older, I'm just gonna be like everybody else and just be normal. So those lyrics, to me, were ones that, when you ask that question, I think of immediately, because those are probably the two most impactful initial lyrics that I've ever heard. Amy, your microphone's not on. Sorry, I had a cough. I think this one is standing out to me right now because I was just playing it for my daughter the other day. The chicks, Wide open spaces. She's turning 18 in April, and I'm practicing giving her space. So I played that because it took me back to when I was in high school. I used to listen to that in college, actually. And, like, the windows would be down, and it's that, like, she needs wide open spaces. She needs room to make mistakes. And I kind of have to as a mom. That's hitting me right now of. And I think that's big. You have to give your kids space to make mistakes. What was the prank she played on you? Oh, I don't know. I guess some trend on TikTok. I wasn't aware. But she said, I have to video you because I'm honoring you or nominating you for this award. She was reading you a report or something, right? Yeah. She acted like it was, like, for her hero. She was supposed to write about her hero, like her adoptive mom. And so it started off kind of serious. And she was reading off all these things about our relationship. And she said, just close your eyes. I have to film it, but I can't look at you, so just, like, close your eyes. And so she's reading what she typed up, and some of it, I was like, oh. You know. And then she starts to talk about our, you know, adopting her and her brother and then our divorce and just the different life challenges. And then she starts talking about how, like, my mental health wasn't well, and my. I had these medical bills and I needed to pay for them, but because my body was hurt in an accident, I couldn't, like, get on the pole. And my eyes are closed. And I'm like, wait, this story is taking a turn. And I'm like, I couldn't, but I don't want to ruin it because I'm like, wait, where is she going with this? And then I'm like, what do you mean? Get on the pole. And she's like, get on the pole. You know, and then she looks at me. And so then I just kind of close my eyes a little bit, and I'm like, wait a second. You can't imply that I was a stripper. Say that. Like, this is false. Like, this. Nothing like this happened. And then. But I let her keep going. She starts. She's like. Because then she had to pay the bills, and since I couldn't make money, I had to resort to selling drugs on the street. So she's just going harder and harder until you make your stop. Yeah. I posted a small clip on social media, but when she put together the video and sent it to me, I mean, it's almost three minutes long. Like, that's how much she was reading. And I was just sitting there with my eyes closed. But then that's the part towards the end that I was like, this is not right. Like, what? She's funny. Eddie, Jake, Owen, we all want what we ain't got. And it's a simple line, but I think at the time when I heard it, I was in my Ford Focus and it was breaking down, and I was like, just. It was a period in my time where I'm like, this is so stupid. Like, why don't I have a better car? And I just like this piece of crap. And then this song came on. I'm like, you know what? He's right. Like, we all want what we ain't got. But this car's fine. It works great. Like, it gets me around. It hit me hard. I think you might have missed part of that. What do you mean? We all want what we ain't got? I don't think that's really a material needs song. Oh, it's not? No. Like, what's he talking about? Because, I mean, again, I didn't really listen to the whole song. It was just that line Came on. Every song is interpreted differently by different people. And I'm glad that you were able to hear that at that time. Is he talking about love? Just in general. It's like our favorite doors are always locked, meaning opportunities with things that we think we want sometimes aren't the best for us. We just think it's that type of thing. More like your Ford Focus just won't start. Yeah, but that works. It works. I was just thinking, like, man, this is so dumb. I drive this crappy car. I was worried about if it was gonna get me to where I need to go. But I'm like, it works great and be happy with it. And then it's like, we wish this stuff didn't hurt. But it ends up. The hurt ends up being what makes us strong. That it doesn't matter. Good job. The song's a jam, though. Like, it is a jam. Lunchbox. I got two, man. We do one one. You gotta pick one. We gotta stop doing this. I got seven. I thought you did two, so I thought I had two. I was just answering the question. All right. My Anna comes unless you got buns. Huh? That's a great line. That is it. That struck me, like, right on. To be fair, because you did make a good point. I was just vamping to give you guys time to think. One, whenever I was doing 1, 2, 3, 9. Because we didn't talk about this ahead of time. That's me vamping and just talking for a long period. So you guys have longer time to think of it. But you do yours again. Because I talked over it. My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hun. I mean, that just spoke to me, dude. Like, I love a girl with a backside. You see a girl walking, you're like, dang, that's nice. But when did it speak to you? Because that song came out when you were a child. Yeah, like when I was, like, 12. You knew what an anaconda meant? Yeah, when you were 12. Because I thought it meant a snake. Yeah, I thought he had a pet snake. Yeah, you thought, your wiener isn't up for action because if she doesn't have booty, your wiener is not gonna be there. Yeah, it's not really there if it's just a flat back. Got it. Not really that good. Okay, thank you, Ray. Give me number two, please. So about seven years ago, my husband and I rescued this dog named Buster. And Buster was the biggest pain in the butt ever. I actually drove and sat in the parking lot of the Pound and then cried because I didn't have enough balls to give them away. Well, fast forward. Our house actually caught on fire and we were all asleep, but we were able to be woken up from Buster. He woke us all up and we were able to get our three year old and our one year old and Buster out the window in time before our house was completely gone. So this is a. Tell me something good because Buster completely saved our life and we're so grateful for him. But also, hopefully encouragement to somebody that has rescued a dog that might have not been the greatest up front. Just keep up with it. They might actually save your life. That's pretty good, huh? That's a great. Wow. That's pretty good. Give me number three, Ray. Happy day, y'all. Thank you for your awesome, awesome show. Every day that I listen to, I just want to let you know I got a morning corny for Amy. You heard of Murphy's Law? You ever hear a Cole's Law? Cole's Law, it's chopped cabbage and mayonnaise. Stop. Amy, come on. Coleslaw. No, I get it. Mayonnaise. Yeah, like it was Chris Rock. Like, that's. That's pretty funny. I mean, that was funny. I liked it. Yeah, especially if you know what Murphy's Law is. You know what Murphy's Law is? I don't know the law. I've heard of the Murphy's Law. You can't go wrong, Will. Okay, what does that to do with Cold's Law? No, nothing. Except the word. Never mind. Cole, Murphy, Cole, their names. Oh, Cole's Law. Yeah, got it. Cole's Law is cabbage. Yeah, see, now, now you. That's funny. Okay, thank you. You got mad at it, but just because you didn't understand what the setup was, I would say about 75 of the jokes. He don't know what the joke was. Oh, dang. Maybe I don't. I can't read past those. See, sometimes if y'all would just spend a little more time with my jokes, it would. Any more time, I'm gonna end up walking. No, no. Jumping off the ledge, people. Turn off the radio. We spend more time. Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, just won Podcast of the year at this year's iHeart Podcast Awards. Oh, wow. You're kidding. Stop it. Lady Gaga will take home the Innovator award at Monday's High iHeartradio Music Awards. Now these iHeart Award winners are teaming up on a brand new episode of Las Culturistas. Thank you so much for having me here. But please, please, please don't make me get angry about anything in public. Just Open the free iHeartRadio app search Las culturistas and listen now. Hey, y'all, it's your girl, Cheekies. And I'm back with a brand new season of your favorite podcast, Cheekies and Chill. I'll be sharing even more personal stories with you guys and I know a lot of people are gonna attack me. Why? Are you gonna go visit your dad? Your mom wouldn't be okay with it. I'm gonna tell you guys right now. I know my mother and I know my mom had a very forgiving heart. That is my story on plastic surgery. This is my truth. I think the last time I cried like that was when I lost my mom like that, like yelling. I was like, no. I was like, oh. And I thought, what did I do wrong? And as always, you'll get my exclusive take on topics like love, personal growth, health, family ties, and more. And don't forget, I'll also be dishing out my best advice to you on episodes of Dear Cheekies. So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being together, I find out he is cheating on me. Not only with women, but also with men. What should I do? Okay, where do I start? That's not love. He doesn't love you enough. Because if he loved you, he'd be faithful. It's going to be an exciting year and I hope that you can join me listen to Cheekies and Chill Season four as part of the My Cultura podcast network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Mark Seal. And I'm Nathan King. This is Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli. The five families did not want us to shoot that picture. Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli is based on my co host Mark's best selling book of the same title. And on this show we call upon his years of research to help unpack the story behind the Godfather's birth. From start to finish, this is really the first interview I've done in bed. We sift through innumerable accounts. 35 pages isn't very much. Many of them conflicting. That's nonsense. There were 60 pages and try to get to the truth of what really happened. And they said, we're finished. This is over. Not only is not going to work, you got to get rid of those guys. It's a disaster. Leave the Gun, Take the cannoli. Features new and archival interviews with Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Evans, James Caan, Talia Shire and many others. Yes, that was a real horse's head. Listen and subscribe to Leave the gun, Take the Cannoli on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I started to live a double life when I was a teenager. Responsible and driven and wild and out of control. My head is pounding. I'm confused. I don't know why I'm in jail. It's hard to understand what hope is when you're trapped in a cycle of addiction. Addiction took me to the darkest places. I had an AK47 pointed at my head. But one night, a new door opened and I made it into the rooms of recovery. The path would have roadblocks and detours, stalls and relapses. But when I was feeling the most lost, I found hope with community and I made my way back this season. Join me on my journey through addiction and recovery. A story told in 12 steps. Listen to Crumbs as part of the Mike Gulura Podcast Network, available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Pod of Rebellion, our new Star Wars Rebels Rewatch podcast. I'm Vanessa Marshall. Hi, I'm Tia Sircar. I'm Taylor Gray. And I'm John Lee Brody. But you may also know us as Harrison Doula, Specter 2, Sabine Wren, Specter 5, and Ezra Bridger, Spectre 6 from Star Wars Rebels. Wait, I wasn't on Star Wars Rebels. Am I in the right place? Absolutely. Each week we're going to re watch and discuss an episode from the series and share some fun behind the scenes stories. Sometimes we'll be visited by special guests like Steve blum voices Zaborelio Spectre 4, or Dante Bosco, voice of Jai Kell and many others. Sometimes we'll even have a lively debate. And we'll have plenty of other fun surprises and trivia too. Oh, and me. Well, I'm the lucky ghost, Khrushche Stowaway, who gets to help moderate and guide the discussion each week. Kinda like how Kanan guided Ezra in the ways of the Force. You see what I did there? Nicely done, John. Thanks, Tia. So hang on because it's gonna be a fun ride. Cue the music. Listen to Potter Rebellion on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I was just calling to help you out and leave a review. I think you're great and I didn't know how to leave that review. So you can count me as a review. Good review. Thank you. I wish it counted like that. I appreciate that. First of all, I'm gonna say the passion. Love it. Thank you so much for calling. Now I'd like to give an example of a review and I can go to. Let me go to mostly be iheart. We do iheartl. Let me do Spotify. So let's say you go over to Spotify and you click the Bobby Bones show. So you search it in your bar there. And if you're listening to this, you're listening on the podcast. So you already know how to find the podcast. But you go to the Buy Bone show and then it says hopefully you're following because it gives you the following up there. And right now we have a 4.9 out of 5. Wow, that's really good. Which is fair. And you can go to then. So what you want to do is over on the far right, you'll see the three dots. Hit the three dots, it'll say rate show and you can rate the show. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Right there. Boom. And give us five stars. Can you leave a comment like these guys? Also you can auto download episodes, which we hope you do. Like that really helps us because they turn all auto downloads off on every so stupid for. So if, if you do that and you hit auto download, it would literally help us a ton. And then I don't know how to leave reviews though on this. Do you, Mike? I think on Spotify is just the rating. Okay, got it. Apple podcast is where you can leave a review. Please. I sit in meetings all the time. Why don't more people leave reviews? I really don't. I don't send meetings. You can leave comments on Spotify though. On episodes. Oh, on specific episodes at the bottom and that. Yeah. So if you don't mind. And then obviously we do. I heart a lot, which I heart by the way, now has what is the best. Which they have where you can do the presets. Let's see. Let's go to Bobby Cast to see what happens here. Okay. I guess I don't pay for it cuz I'm watching an ad. I heart. Yeah, I guess I don't have a free account which seems to be weird. Does it make sense? Yes. Anyway, if you don't mind reviewing, that would be awesome. Thank you. Thank you for listening to this. Mike D made a list of his favorite niche celebrities. Niche celebrity would be somebody that we find famous or we find cool. But really, if you asked everybody else, there's a good chance they wouldn't know who they were. But fame is very fractured nowadays, and a lot of famous people are. Niche fame. Mike, number five in your niche fame list from TikTok. I have the Costco guys. Are you aware of them? Oh, I cannot stand them. My kids know that. I watched them all the time. I guess I can't stand them. Of overexposure. Boom. They were everywhere. Yes. Yeah. And now they're all over AEW wrestling. I should take back. It's not that I can't stand them. I have been saturated with them. I'm just fascinated how quickly they blew up and were everywhere. I mean, they went on Jimmy Fallon, everywhere. Cookies. Reviewing the cookies. Who are the Costco brothers? Well, no, the dad, the kids. The mom has a name. Yeah, the kids like 12 years old. Yeah. And I saw him when we were at the Super Bowl. Big Justice. Yeah, I saw him. We're at the super bowl in New Orleans. You did? And I was like, that's. That's them. And I wanted to like to almost had like a lunchbox moment. I wanted to go, but I realized, like, the kid's 12. That's weird. That is weird. I don't know. Big justice is everywhere, though. I think people go up to him all the time. So are they famous for liking, like, they go to Costco and make videos. Like, who are they? Super famous Interview. The cookies. The chicken bake. Yeah, yeah. People were doing parodies of them. Yeah. Big justice is awesome. I shouldn't have said I can't stand him. I can't stand. There were. They were every second video for a while. Because I was watching them at first. That's not their fault. Literally all they were doing was reviewing stuff. And now the dad's part of wrestling just because they're famous. But okay, that's a good one. Number four. Number four. I had Mr. Beast. He would be higher, but I feel like he's become a little bit more famous. He had the Amazon show. That did really well. Well. But I still feel like for the most part, you wouldn't recognize him if you saw him on the street. I think now, though, people will. I agree with you. He's like right there six months ago. I think he's starting to be super famous. The weird thing about him, he's so generic looking. I want a Beast. If your name's Mr. Beast, I want you to have like a big muscles and like wearing a tank top and look like you could you eat raw meat. Not Mr. Beast. Why they call him Mr. Beast? Like, why was that his name? I believe that was like his gamertag when he first started. Because his name is Jimmy and he's like, he called everything Mr. Beast. He looks like a gamer tag. That makes sense. Okay, what else? And number three, I have David Dobrik. He was a big YouTuber like four or five years ago. He kind of went away for a while, but he was really famous for giving away cars to his friends. He would just show up like, hey, I got you a Tesla. That's cool, that's cool. And next one, number two, I have Ray William Johnson. You would probably recognize him as the guy on TikTok now who shares these crime stories. Oh yeah. Where he goes, really? Yeah, just. He flipped a crime recently. Yeah, he's like, here's this person. They did this massive. All this was going right until. And then he goes like really dark with these stories of crime. As in like that's what he does now. He used to. And then he shouts out the state, shout out California. Yeah. At the end. And he always wears shirts. It's like some kind of goofy cartoon, but it's like really in depth. And you watch like a five minute video without realizing it and you learn all about this crazy true crime. I don't even like true crime, but I love his stories. What is millions of followers. Yeah. Ray William Johnson doesn't his bedroom with like his little rack behind him of like toys and stuff. But it used to be just random celebrity stuff or normal stuff. And then he went full crime. Yeah, because he used to have a show on YouTube that was kind of like tosh0 where we just talk about Internet clips. And then whenever TikTok came around, he just really honed in on the true crime stuff. What else you got? And number one, at number one, I have Red and Link. They're my favorite YouTubers. Like one time back in like the 2010s, I went to go see them at a barbecue restaurant and sat in on a taping. They've always been my favorite. They're massive. You know them? I do. One has a real long beard, one's doesn't. A little shorter. Are they American? Yeah, they're American. I saw Luke. Luke Bryant went on their show. Went on their show. I thought that's pretty cool. They get big celebrities. They're like Post Malone stopping by. Yeah, that's pretty cool. If I were to have to pick mine, I mean, can they be dead? I like Bob Ross, but he's dead. But everyone knows Bob Ross. They didn't. You don't know Bob Ross Lunchbox? No. Oh, we talked about him the other day. Okay. How about Mark Titus? Don't know who that is. I know that is who. He played at Ohio State. He did. He's a benchwarmer to Ohio State. Talks about it, but now he works for Barstool and does basketball podcast. Oh, that's cool. It's pretty funny. Yeah, I like Mark Titus, so that would probably be mine. I don't. I didn't come up with a whole list. You have anybody like that? Yeah, I have a guy named Arnie Tex. He's a cooking guy on TikTok. Super famous. People all over the world know this guy, and I think he's from South Texas. I think his last name is Garcia. And, man, I just feel like I'm so connected to him. He cooks good stuff. He smokes, he grills, and I feel like I'm probably related to him at some, like, in some way, but. So Arnie Tex is so famous in the cooking world. It's awesome. All right, clip. Before we get started today, it's a very cool 46 degrees out here, and I need to warm up from the inside out. Little shot will help with that. I'm also gonna be sharing with you guys my favorite cocktail for 2024. Cheers, my friends. Here's to 2025. He looks like your dad. Totally looks like a family member of mine. What's weird is I'll talk to someone about, like, hey, have you ever made, like, ribs or whatever? Actually, Arnie Tex, I'm like, you know Arnie Tex, too? What? I was flipping through my stuff real quick to see who else. I think Brandon Walker is another person. He's college. He's also a barstool guy from Mississippi. He was a writer for a long time, and he's super funny, so that'd be another. And, like, niche. Any of my niche stuff is mostly sports, though. Although Rhett and Link are really good, but they've been around forever. Yeah, like, they're like early, early days of YouTube. Amy, have anybody. Yeah, I mean, I have a girl that I started following on Instagram. She has, like, 2.5 million followers, and she does my face fitness stuff. Her name is Anastasia. I don't know where she's from. Her English isn't totally great, but if I were to run into her, I'd be like. Like, I. Or if she hosted something or did an event, like, I'd buy a ticket and I would go, oh, Y. Yeah, Lunchbox Johnny Bananas from the Challenge Real World. I don't know if he's niche enough. Like, he's been on net, network television, Chelsea House. I mean, we know all them now because of you though. Maybe we know inundates us with them. You know, there are no rules. Who gives a crap? Yeah. I mean, any of the teen moms. I mean, I would just go. I go down the whole list now. We're niching. We're getting nicher now. Yeah. Morgan, anybody? Yeah, it's Robert Irwin. It's Steve Irwin, son. I love following him on social media. He reminds me so much of his dad. He's like a spitting image and he does all the cool animal videos. It's like, I feel like Steve was kind of reincarnated into Robert. That's cool. But Robert was born while Steve was alive. I know. This just feels like you're watching the same one. It's just like it's very deja vu watching him because it's his son. I think that's accurate. They look very similar. Yeah. Yeah. But he does the same. I'm making fun of you a little bit. But they do the same thing. Like he does his dad stuff. Yeah. Like, he'll just be walking somewhere. He's like, oh, there's a snake. And he'll go pick it up. I'm like, oh, this is very Steve Irwin. He does like a very young version of his dad. Yeah. 21. And acts the same way with animals. Like, very huge animal lovers. Like, just. It's really fun to watch him. It feels like I'm watching like the influencer side of Steve Irwin was around when Tick Tock happened. It's good list, Mike. That's fun. Although I didn't know half people. Mike's people were. Yeah. Mr. Beast. Ray was talking about the Beastables. Is that the. His candy or whatever. Feastables. Oh, feet. Is it Feastables? Yeah. Oh, whatever. Yeah, Feastables. The chocolate. Yeah. Well, like my son's birthday party. Like, somebody brought a bunch of Feastables. I'm like, well, look at. That's what Ray was talking about. They like messaged me on Instagram. They're like, can we send you a box of Feastables? And I was like, I don't have to promote it. They're like, you don't have to. But I like, wink, wink. 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