TUES PT 2: Bobby’s Top 3 Actors + Amy Would Be Nervous To Date An Athlete  + Tuesday Reviewsday

Summary

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The Bobby Bones Show – February 3, 2026

Episode Theme:
Candid team banter about crime headlines, movie and TV reviews (“Tuesday Reviewsday”), the stress of dating athletes, pop culture roundups, quirky language trends, and personal investment debates.

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. Crime in the Headlines: Savannah Guthrie’s Mother Missing

(02:18–09:13, 21:33–22:23)

• Amy updates the team on Savannah Guthrie’s mother’s disappearance, noting new crime scene developments and community appeals for information.
  • ”Blood was found, forced entry.” (Amy, 02:55)
• Bobby and Morgan play audio clips from law enforcement confirming abduction.
  • “Is it fair for me to characterize this as an abduction?” — “Yes.” (Bobby and police, 03:25–03:29)
• The group debates how much the media and law enforcement should share with the public, recalling the Elizabeth Smart and JonBenet Ramsey cases as examples where public involvement or misinformation was impactful.
  • “A lot of times the police or even the press are wrong. Message boards are always wrong.” (Morgan, 07:47)
• Later, they share news that the ring camera was removed from Guthrie’s mother's home prior to the investigation.
  • “Their ring doorbell camera was removed by the time authorities arrived. So whoever did the abduction took the doorbell camera with them.” (Bobby, 21:43)
• Discussion includes potential motives—ransom, vulnerability, robbery gone wrong—and technical aspects like the Apple Watch disconnecting at 2 a.m.

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2. Tuesday Reviewsday: TV and Movie Recaps and Critiques

(10:00–15:26, 17:08–20:40, 34:12–36:07)

Bobby’s Picks

• Secret Mall Apartment (Netflix, doc):
  • “It’s fantastic. So interesting… I’d give it four and a half couches out of five.” (Bobby, 11:16)
  • About people secretly living in a mall.
• Matchstick Men (2002, Nicolas Cage):
  • “I gave it 4 out of 5 con mans… Nicolas Cage has OCD and is wild. Fun movie.” (Bobby, 12:26)

Morgan’s and Team’s Picks

• Pig (Nicolas Cage): Offbeat but positive review.
• Bridgerton S4 Pt. 1 (Netflix):
  • “I’m really mad at the show right now… using an old cliche. Two out of five masks.” (Eddie’s wife, 17:16)
• Ripple (Netflix):
  • “It’s about the ripple effect of life… made me feel so many emotions. 4.5 out of 5 wine bars.” (Eddie’s wife, 17:50)
• Life of Chuck:
  • “I give it 4 out of 5 dances. I loved it… I kind of sat there for five minutes like, huh.” (Eddie’s wife, 18:19)
  • Group discusses the value of films that evoke strong emotional reactions, preferring memorable impact over repeat viewing.

Other Reviews and Recs

• Night Manager (Tom Hiddleston): Season 2 is back after a decade hiatus; group praises Hiddleston and ranks their favorite actors (Bobby: Jesse Plemons, John Bernthal, Tom Hiddleston; Keanu Reeves in Hall of Fame).

Technology and Viewing Habits:

• Group discusses watching content on cell phones vs. TV, with Morgan noting he watches the majority of streaming on his phone.
  • “I probably watch 60% of all television and content on my phone.” (Morgan, 14:22)

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3. Dating Athletes—Amy’s Anxiety and Celebrity Relationships

(25:28–27:50)

• Pop culture segment: Kim Kardashian rumored dating F1 star Lewis Hamilton, who previously dated Kendall Jenner.
• Amy admits she’d be too nervous to date a race car driver:
  • “But, like, you’re watching this type of racing and you want them to live.” (Amy, 27:18)
• Morgan counters that injuries in sports like football can be just as serious, reframing Amy’s concern.

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4. Quirky Language & Pop Culture: “Gooner” vs. “Goon”

(37:27–40:52)

• Morgan explains the difference between "goon" (big, dumb muscle) and "gooner"/"gooning" (youth slang for chronic masturbation, but also an Arsenal FC fan).
  • “Gooning is someone who jacks off all the time.” (Morgan, 37:40)
  • “A goon is like a lug… a big idiot.” (Morgan, 38:41)
• Group jokes about language and generational slang.

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5. Investment Debates: Bitcoin Buys & Group Stock Drama

(31:51–36:07)

• Bobby shares a feel-good headline: a woman scammed out of her $950,000 retirement got her money back after FBI/Secret Service intervention.
• Morgan suggests it’s a good time to buy Bitcoin as it’s dipped, inspiring joking FOMO and references to their shared investments.
  • “If you were gonna buy Bitcoin, now is the time to buy a little bit.” (Morgan, 33:35)
• Heated debate erupts about payouts and buy outs for their group stock in Nvidia, with Morgan (Lunchbox) demanding his cash-out and the team squabbling over who owes what.

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6. Sports and Injury Updates

(35:19–36:07)

• Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn ruptured her ACL but intends to compete in the downhill.
  • “How do you continue with a completely ruptured ACL?” (Eddie’s wife, 35:51)
  • Morgan shares athletes have played on torn ACLs, emphasizing possible risks.

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7. Conspiracies, Controversies & Headlines

(47:04–54:13)

• JFK Assassination Film: Eddie shares news that a new camera angle may exist, potentially confirming rumors of a second shooter. The government is in a legal fight over the footage's release.
• Bill Gates Scandals & Epstein Files: Morgan and Amy discuss Gates’ links with Epstein, STD rumors, and questionable emails from NFL co-owner Steve Tisch, highlighting the “casual” nature of questionable written communications.
  • “I just feel like… I’m not going to email it or text it.” (Amy, 55:13)
• Jill Biden’s ex-husband in the news for murder charges.
• TSA Real ID update (now with a $45 fee for temporary paper screening).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “It’s so weird… dating someone your sister dated is a little strange.” (Bobby, 25:54) — On Kardashian/Hamilton rumors.
• “I’d pick, like, golf or tennis. Yeah, of course, you know.” (Amy, 27:50) — On safest sports to date an athlete.
• “I've watched Bridgerton… but I'm really mad at the show right now. 2 out of 5 masks.” (Eddie's wife, 17:16)
• “A gooner is someone who supports Arsenal… but gooning is someone who jacks off all the time.” (Morgan, 37:40)
• "I want my... I want my one third of the money." (Morgan, 43:38) — Ongoing investment payout debate.
• “I think shows that make you feel that way are a good thing… I’d rather feel that way than like sad and depressed.” (Eddie’s wife, 19:19) — On “Life of Chuck.”
• “Why are you yelling at somebody you don’t even know about a movie?” (Morgan, 19:09)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Savannah Guthrie's mom news/discussion: 02:18–09:13, 21:33–22:23
• Tuesday Reviewsday (Movies/TV): 10:00–15:26, 17:08–20:40, 34:12–36:07
• Phone/TV viewing habits debate: 13:51–15:26
• Kim Kardashian/Lewis Hamilton relationship & dating athletes: 25:28–27:50
• “Gooner/Goon” language segment: 37:27–40:52
• Bitcoin stock/investment debate: 31:51–36:07, 41:03–46:01
• JFK/Conspiracy segment: 47:04–49:10
• Bill Gates/Epstein controversy: 50:06–54:13

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Tone, Style & Energy

• Language: Conversational, irreverent, candid, often light-hearted even with serious material.
• Vibe: Playful banter, friendly teasing (especially over money), and pop culture immersion.

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Summary for the Uninitiated

This episode combines true crime headlines (notably updates on Savannah Guthrie’s mother’s abduction), candid media criticism, and a mix of movie/TV reviews with scores and snark (“Tuesday Reviewsday”). The show is at its funniest during offbeat deep dives—be it a lesson on slang (“gooning”), a fierce argument about group stock investments, or hypothetical worries about dating famous athletes. A segment on new JFK conspiracy evidence and a “rabbit hole” look at celebrity scandals (Bill Gates, Epstein) round out the pop culture calendar. For listeners, it’s equal parts news, reviews, and inside jokes delivered with genuine personality.

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Transcript

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[Amy]

So yesterday I told y' all about Savannah or we talked about Savannah Guthrie's mom who went missing. And the latest update, so far as what I've seen, they're treating it as a crime scene.

[Bobby]

We have a couple clips.

[Morgan]

Do you want to. Oh, you do?

[Amy]

Okay, yeah.

[Morgan]

This is from live now. Fox. Here you go. We saw some things at the home that were concerning to us. We believe now after we process that.

[Bobby]

Crime scene that we do in fact.

[Morgan]

Have a crime scene that we do in fact, have a crime.

[Bobby]

And we're asking the community's help.

[Morgan]

That's prima. County sheriff Chris Nano is talking about it.

[Amy]

Yeah. Blood was found, forced entry.

[Eddie]

That's scary.

[Morgan]

This is from CBS news. This is an officer. Same officer talking about if they think it happened because she's famous. Savannah.

[Bobby]

Do you believe that her daughter's prominence. Savannah Guthrie's role played a role in this? There is nothing to indicate that to us. We have certainly talked with Savannah and her security teams. Those things are being looked at. Do you have any suspect, any person of interest?

[Morgan]

Not at this time.

[Bobby]

Is it fair for me to characterize this as an abduction?

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Bobby]

She didn't walk from there. She didn't go willingly.

[Morgan]

Why abduct a woman in her 80s? There's three reasons. One, Savannah Guthrie's famous. You abduct her, you get a ransom. Two, somebody vulnerable, you want to do bad things to them. Just because you see somebody and you're like, I'd like to do bad things to that person. Right.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Morgan]

Three. But I guess three is like three, four, five, six, seven. I mean, she could have seen something happen and then you take care of that.

[Amy]

Right.

[Morgan]

But that's like a far. Like.

[Amy]

Like, did they break in or, like, break in to steal something else? And then they're like, oh, we need to take her.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Right.

[Morgan]

And I don't know, that's my third one, but that's all I could think of is if they, like she saw them, was able to identify them, and they're like, well, now we have to take her.

[Amy]

I know the thing about the ransom part that gets me is they say she didn't have her medication with her. And if you want to keep her alive and, you know, you're taking an elderly person, then you might also take their medication.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Unless you just don't know. It's not like when you're abducting them, they say, I have a medication I need to take.

[Amy]

Well, I know. I'm just thinking, if they really think that through and they're like, we need to keep her alive before we kidnap you. Yes.

[Morgan]

Get a plastic bag of all your medications.

[Amy]

Well, she's 84.

[Morgan]

No, I hear you.

[Amy]

I mean, I don't know. Is there an 84 year old that's.

[Eddie]

Not on a bunch of medicines?

[Morgan]

Is there a 40 year old that's not on something?

[Amy]

Well, I don't mean like a bunch, but I mean, you just think that if you're going through all this trouble.

[Morgan]

Yeah, that is terribly tragic.

[Amy]

Just terrible.

[Eddie]

What do you guys think about the reporters, like, asking questions. I know it's their job to ask questions, but, like, isn't it almost like, as law enforcement, like, we can't answer anything because anything can give anything away to anyone that, like, if you give them progress on where you are in the investigation and they're listening, whoever. The suspects or whatever are listening, like, you're giving stuff away. Like, I just don't understand why cops even answer any questions.

[Morgan]

Well, I think they do answer questions that could actually help the case. In the Elizabeth Smart documentary that I talked about this morning, Amy, you've seen it, right?

[Amy]

Yes, and I have a thought about that, too.

[Morgan]

The cops were like, don't release the sketch. They hired somebody to do a sketch, and the cops are like, don't release it. Don't release it. Don't release it. This is going to hurt you. And they couldn't find her. So the family's like, we're releasing the fricking sketch. That's how they found her.

[Eddie]

The sketch.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So my point is, there are things that they know that they can release to help people. Like if they do have a sketch, like, in a real way of somebody, if somebody saw something around that time at the house, like they say, yeah, she was abducted around 6:32am if anybody saw. So people will possibly have seen or heard something. And they hope that things will trickle in from that. That's why. Because they're not going to tell you things that they want to keep from you for sure. It's also the reporter's job to ask, and it's the police job to give any details that can help solve the crime. Because a lot of times they use the media to help solve crimes. What were you going to say?

[Amy]

Yeah, well, I just remembered from the documentary, the media did go a different route.

[Morgan]

Media sucked with.

[Amy]

Yes. With certain people in the family. And so it to me, I'm like, oh, my gosh. The family seemed okay now, but at the time had to have been so detrimental knowing that they were innocent. But they were because of the way the media was positioning certain things.

[Morgan]

But the cops, too.

[Amy]

And the cops, sure.

[Morgan]

The cops are. The cops are like, hey, any case like this, it's usually the family. And so the dad, the dad and the mom were the brother. Yeah, first it was the dad and the mom because the dad was totally free. Then they started going, but, yeah, the dad's, like, being accused and he's, like, freaking out and he's like, I didn't do this. But also in the JonBenet Ramsey case. Like the parents are still, they've been clear, but people still blame them.

[Bobby]

How long was Elizabeth Smart gone? Was she gone?

[Morgan]

Months.

[Bobby]

Okay. And it's sort of like going back to the Idaho murders. The police weren't releasing anything even though they had a suspect in mind that they were following across the country and everybody online in the news, like it's this professor, it's this person I did some sleuth and I think they keep a lot of it tight to the vest, but they say a little bit just so the press will talk about it. To keep it in the news maybe, I don't know.

[Morgan]

No, they talk about the stuff they can talk about to help them solve the case or stuff that's made public. So. But a lot of times the police or even the press are wrong. Message boards are always wrong. Yeah, but yeah, that's why a lot of cases have been solved because of cops giving details. Meaning if anybody saw anything at 7:13pm like anything. And people go, I did see something. Let them know. That turns into something else. But how about that? A family member gets abducted. It's in the news. Crazy. The Elizabeth Smart documentary, you guys, like I said earlier, there are parts of it that are really tough to watch because of what she went through. But it's a well done documentary. 90 minutes goes by pretty quick. You know, she lives because she's in it. It's also a pretty recent news story. I knew pretty much the whole story. Like I said, my wife didn't.

[Amy]

But on a completely like different note about the documentary, some parts I felt like they did them a little dirty with the filming. They would be like right up in their nostril, like getting all dramatic.

[Morgan]

The documentary part during the interview, like.

[Amy]

I'm on like they're sitting, you know, they're doing like the, the one and then the camera zooms right in on their nose and you see like every pore in here. Like I would be. So I'd be like, okay, that wasn't necessary.

[Eddie]

I had a reporter that would tell me like cuz I was the camera guy and they always tell me like, hey, when I ask this question, zoom in slowly. Like okay, whatever you want.

[Morgan]

And he brings a violin player for the background.

[Amy]

Now with 4D, I'm like, oh yeah, back it on up.

[Bobby]

So wait, the, an. The, the reporter told you how to film? You didn't just decide?

[Eddie]

No, I mean I would for the most part. But like I remember going into, I think it was a yogurt shop murder. I Think it was one of the parents for the yogurt shop murder victims. And we were an exclusive, huge interview that me and this reporter were going to do. And he already had his questions down. He said, look, I'm going to ask these two questions. They're going to be tough questions. When I ask these questions, I want that camera to push in slowly. I was like, oh, my gosh, this is so dramatic. Like, but I did it.

[Morgan]

Do you want an award?

[Eddie]

No, not for that one. I've won awards, though. Edward R. Murrow Award.

[Morgan]

Nice.

[Eddie]

Mm. I won a couple AP Awards, Associated Press.

[Morgan]

I was really just asking for that one shot.

[Eddie]

What else? What else do I want? Peabody. No, I have not. I don't know.

[Morgan]

Tuesday reviews day. I did mine, Amy did hers. I know, Mike. We talked about that action movie. Anything else? That's all I've seen in the past week. Yeah, that's all I've been. Do you feel the pressure to watch every new movie? Yeah, I usually do. It's not pressure. It's fun. You look forward to it. There's some that I watch just for the sake of. I gotta review it. Like Avatar. I'm not really excited to go see that, but it's always the biggest movie of the year, so I'm like, gotta go watch it.

[Eddie]

You a lot time for that. Like, do you say, like, oh, I have to watch this. So Tuesday at 2:00'? Clock?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I like to go on Saturday mornings. They have like 10am showings. I'm like, I'll go. Anybody else there for Those movies at 10am Usually there's like maybe one other person and they're like 65 years old, 70 years old. It's Movie Ron. He does a competing podcast, Eddie, for Tuesday reviews day.

[Eddie]

I don't have anything. I started watching something, but I'm not done yet.

[Morgan]

We don't do that.

[Eddie]

So I'm done. I'm just letting you know I started something and I'll have it.

[Morgan]

You'll lose your Edward R. Murrow Award in my two. Eight for Less Integrity. Yes. Lunchbox.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I watched two movies. Secret Mall, Apartment.

[Eddie]

That's the one.

[Bobby]

It's a documentary. That's the one I'm watching on Netflix. It's about these people in New Hampshire. They were building a new mall and they were like, ha. That looks like that's gonna be empty space. That's gonna be empty space in that mall. We should build an apartment. And it's all about them building apartment.

[Morgan]

So they're squatting? Basically.

[Bobby]

Yes, it is Fantastic. So interesting. It's only like an hour and 30 minutes. Hour. And it was so weird and crazy, and I just. I loved it. So I'd give it four and a half couches. Out of five.

[Eddie]

This is, like, in the 90s, right?

[Bobby]

No, early 2000s.

[Eddie]

Oh, four and a half, I guess.

[Morgan]

No, stupid early 2000.

[Bobby]

I thought you started watching it.

[Eddie]

I did. You're crazy. I did. I remember the footage being, like, really? It looks old. Yeah, because they have camcorders.

[Bobby]

Yeah. But it was crazy because they were influencers before there was influencers because they were filming everything.

[Eddie]

Everything, like, with their camera.

[Bobby]

Just like, oh, look at us. We're at the store. We're here. Oh, look at us in the mall. We're here at the food court getting our dinner. And it was just like. I didn't think anybody did that. That was pretty cool.

[Morgan]

Four and a half out of five. That's. That's strong.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I really liked it, Morgan. Oh, I got one more.

[Morgan]

Okay, go ahead.

[Bobby]

I watch Match Stick Men with Nicolas Cage.

[Morgan]

That old.

[Bobby]

That's from, like, 2002.

[Morgan]

Okay. Not the 90s, though, guys.

[Bobby]

Well, he said he was watching it, and it says it.

[Morgan]

No, I know. I'm just making sure they don't get it confused. This is not late 90s.

[Bobby]

Late 90s.

[Morgan]

Got it. Go ahead.

[Bobby]

And it's about two con men and how they con people and all this. And I really liked it. I gave it 4 out of 5 con mans. It was really interesting. And Nicolas Cage, like, has ocd, and, I mean, is wild. It was a fun movie.

[Morgan]

Nicholas Cage, I like.

[Bobby]

He's a good. He has a lot of good movies.

[Morgan]

Like, I would never list him as top 10 favorite actors, but he has a lot of good stuff that I don't think about.

[Eddie]

I did watch a movie of his, like, I don't know, a few months ago. It's called the Surfer. It's on Hulu. Probably the worst movie I've ever seen in my life.

[Morgan]

New.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

It was bad, dude.

[Morgan]

I've not seen any new Nicolas Cage stuff. Pig is really good. I don't know what that is. He plays a guy who has, like, a pig that, like, sniffs out mushrooms. You mean like truffles? Truffles. Truffles. That's what it is. And then somebody steals his pig, so he has to get it back. Oh, yeah. I like when he's trying to get stuff with the Constitution, the pig. Like, the declaration of the pig. Like, I like when he's trying to get stuff back. He's gonna play John Madden later this year. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh, that looks.

[Morgan]

Oh, really?

[Eddie]

That looks interesting.

[Morgan]

Interesting's a word. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

But I'm back to DVDs because I don't have any Internet or cable, so that's why I watch Matchstick Mill.

[Eddie]

You still have the dvd?

[Morgan]

Did you have that or did you not?

[Bobby]

I have DVDs from when I would go to Walmart years ago and they were like $1.99. I'd buy a bunch and I never watched any of them. And then my wife was like, I think we bought a DVD player years ago and we went digging in a closet and found it. And so that's all we can watch right now.

[Morgan]

What about your cell? Because we didn't have power. Internet. I watched things on my cell phone, like cell data. I had two bars. I could watch stuff.

[Bobby]

I'm not gonna watch something on my phone that's too small.

[Morgan]

Really?

[Bobby]

I don't watch TV on my phone ever. I've never done that.

[Morgan]

I mean, I didn't. Late 90s, early 2000s. I didn't.

[Amy]

Not even on an airplane?

[Morgan]

No.

[Bobby]

I usually use a laptop.

[Morgan]

Huh.

[Bobby]

But you. Wait, so hold on, hold on.

[Morgan]

I probably.

[Bobby]

On an airplane, I can watch it on my phone. Oh, Morgan does that.

[Morgan]

Internet. I probably watch 60% of all television and content on my phone. My wife and I will watch a show at night. Usually we try to set aside a little time now that she's pregnant. More than that. Cause she doesn't really go anywhere. But. Yeah, I watch most things on my phone. Even basketball games on. Y' all do? No, I do. Oh, okay. We'll watch together on the tv.

[Amy]

Okay. Together. Okay.

[Morgan]

No, the only time I don't is if we're watching something together. I thought y' all rarely do I go sit in front of the TV and just watch something. I'll just watch it on my phone.

[Amy]

Unless it's a game.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Or.

[Bobby]

That's so weird.

[Morgan]

Sometimes I put the game on. If I'm in the kitchen, I'll just put the game on my phone and watch the whole game on my phone while I work or eat or something.

[Bobby]

So you watch like you're.

[Morgan]

And I have bad vision.

[Bobby]

That's so weird to me that you. So how close do you hold it? Like, if you're watching a series, do you set it like where Amy is and watch it? Or like.

[Amy]

No, that would be so funny.

[Bobby]

That's what I'm saying.

[Morgan]

I hold it about the same way when I would like, look at my phone to look at it. But I used to feel the same way. I mean, honestly, I'm not joking. Like, seven years ago, I would be like, I can't believe people watch things on their phone. But now that I watch all my social media on my phone, it's just normal to watch stuff on my phone.

[Eddie]

Do you have a little stand for your phone to, like, set it there?

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's called a paper towel holder. Oh, yeah, yeah. Lean up against paper towel.

[Eddie]

Look, my case has a whole little thing, so.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, you got a sand built in. My wife has suction cups in the back of hers.

[Eddie]

That's cool, too.

[Morgan]

So, like, she'll watch a podcast and, like, while she's getting ready, up on the mirror, stick it up there.

[Eddie]

Why are you laughing, Morgan?

[Eddie's wife]

I'm laughing because this happened, like, two years ago. We were on a plane, and I was watching. I had downloaded some shows on my. I forgot you can do this. And Lunchbox looked at me. He was like, you can do that. You can watch what you want to watch on your phone. Like, he was shocked that this was a new invention, and I was shocked that he was shocked. Like, everybody else was doing it.

[Morgan]

My quote, cable is YouTube TV, and I probably watch 75% of that on my phone.

[Bobby]

Oh, wow, that's.

[Morgan]

You'll get it. No, but you have a cell. You have sell.

[Eddie]

He'll get it. I don't think he wants to.

[Morgan]

Never.

[Bobby]

I just.

[Eddie]

I.

[Bobby]

The phone, to me is really small to watch a show or a game. You're probably like, man, am I missing something?

[Eddie]

Like, yeah, games are hard. Like, field goals. When you watch football, like, did it go in?

[Morgan]

Did it.

[Eddie]

I can't tell. Like, that's tough.

[Bobby]

That's just. I mean, that's wild. Yeah. Like, you know, Kansas basketball played last night, and I just had to go to ESPN.com and find out if they won or lost.

[Morgan]

You don't watch on your phone? Don't think about it.

[Bobby]

No.

[Eddie]

Do you ever go to the, like, ESPN and look at the little ball? The little.

[Bobby]

Oh, I watch it. That's how I do it.

[Morgan]

That's how I watch sometimes. If the game's not. I'll have to do that. Or if the cell. If no wifi and cell's not good, I'll have to go watch the little ball.

[Eddie]

The little ball goes up, and then it's like, ooh, two points missed.

[Morgan]

In football, you just watch. Or baseball, you just swing. It shows where the little red dot is, Morgan. Tuesday reviews day. Yeah.

[Eddie's wife]

I have a few. I watched Bridgerton season. It's season four, part one. It's super popular. But I'm really mad at the show right now.

[Morgan]

I don't watch Bridgerton, so when you're saying that, I don't know what that means.

[Eddie's wife]

So they released like part of the season and that's what Netflix did for Bridgerton. And I'm really mad at this season because they're kind of using an old cliche. So for the first half, I'm giving it 2 out of 5 mass, which is unusual. I really like Bridgerton. And then I watched Ripple, also on Netflix. It's about the ripple effect of life and it made me feel so many emotions. I give that one 4.5 out of 5 wine bars.

[Morgan]

Show or movie?

[Eddie's wife]

It's a show and it was a full season. I think there was eight episodes.

[Morgan]

Ripple.

[Eddie]

What's the ripple of life?

[Amy]

It's like the ripple effect.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, like how you impact other people, your choices, decisions, and then it all kind of comes together.

[Morgan]

You give four out of four and a half out of five.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, it was really good.

[Morgan]

I really liked it. How many episodes?

[Amy]

Eight. And where on Netflix?

[Morgan]

It sounds like a happier Black Mirror because Black Mirror is dark. That's my favorite show of all time. Black Mirror is my favorite show of all time. This sounds like a more positive version of that.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, I classify it as a drama.

[Morgan]

Did you ever watch Life of Chuck?

[Eddie's wife]

Yes, I did. That was my last one.

[Morgan]

The movie.

[Amy]

Uh huh.

[Morgan]

What'd you think?

[Eddie's wife]

I give it four out of five dances. I loved it. But I'm not gonna lie, at the end of it, I still. I kind of sat there for five minutes like, huh. I had to think about it for a while. Did you do that or did you understand still at the end?

[Morgan]

I don't want to say so much because I think that's a movie that if you go into knowing nothing about, I think you enjoy it more. However, there are some things where you're like, oh, I. I finished it and I wanted it to last another hour.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, I wanted more.

[Morgan]

I didn't want. I didn't need more. I felt like it can. I just felt it was so good that I was like, I could have, I could have watched another hour. And so people will like yell at me online like, that's the worst movie I've ever seen. I can't believe. I don't think they understand the movie for what the movie's trying to say, if that's the case. And that's fine. Not Every kind of movie's for everybody. This is definitely a movie that has things that are happening, but it represents something else at times. And then people yell at me. First of all, I'm like, why are you yelling at somebody you don't even know about a movie?

[Eddie]

Like, seriously, why are you yelling?

[Morgan]

Yeah, like, why? There's no need to put all caps. I loved it. That's good. You liked it a lot.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, I felt like I take. I took away from it. That you just. You need to live your life is really what I took away from it. And I think shows that make you feel that way are a good thing or a movie that makes you feel that way. I'd rather feel that way than, like, sad and depressed.

[Morgan]

I'll never watch it again, but I'll never watch 500 Days of Summer again either.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's such a good one because it's so good.

[Morgan]

And I loved how I felt after and what I felt from those movies that I don't need to re experience it. Like, I got the gift they were trying to give because I loved 500 Days of Summer. And I finished that, and I was like, man, I don't know much about movies or how you edit or even good acting, but, like, how that movie made me feel. I was like, I am in. I love it. Never again. Same with this 500. Never watch it again. Although Tom Hiddleston I think might be coming up number three of my favorite actors.

[Eddie's wife]

Did you ever watch Loki?

[Morgan]

It's awesome.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's Tom Hiddleston.

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's a. It's marvel. Yeah, I think. I think about it. I think he might be number three because he. I talked about this morning. I watched Night Manager season two, but watch Night Manager season one. That show is really good. But they're taking Night Manager Season 2, and it took over, I think, 10 years to come back there. They shot the first half of that as a full season, and they're doing the second half of that season. I think they're writing it now, if that makes sense. They're not gonna wait another 10 years. They're doing it now. It's really good.

[Eddie]

Who are you replacing?

[Morgan]

Have you bring in. No, No, I don't. He's three. I didn't have a three. You didn't have Keanu Reeves in the Ring of Honor.

[Eddie]

Oh, okay. Okay.

[Morgan]

So at number one, Jesse Plemons.

[Eddie]

He's one.

[Morgan]

No doubt about it. Solid. Mm. At number two. Don't tell me. Somebody I really like. Oh, I know. It's the Punisher. John Rosenthal. John Bernthal. There you go. John Bernthal, who was in the his and her. That was just. Okay. But on Netflix. But he's the Punisher. He doesn't. So he's my second favorite actor.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And Tom Hiddleston is my third now.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Within the Ring of Honor. Keanu Reeves.

[Eddie]

Keanu Reeves.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

We'll live up there.

[Morgan]

Yeah. He's never coming down. He's earned his role. He's in the other. People can fall out like they do a couple turns, they fall off the list. He's in the hall of fame. All right, good deal. All right, let's go more around the room. Amy did her.

[Bobby]

Amy. He wants a more on Savannah Gunther, his mom.

[Morgan]

Who?

[Bobby]

Savannah Guthrie's.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Bobby]

I don't know her name. Is that her name?

[Morgan]

Savannah Guthrie? Yeah.

[Bobby]

What does it.

[Morgan]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Morgan]

It doesn't matter. Go ahead.

[Bobby]

Their ring doorbell camera was removed by the time authorities arrived. So whoever did the abduction took the doorbell camera with them.

[Morgan]

What's weird about that is because you take the camera doesn't mean you took the footage.

[Eddie]

You still have the footage, right?

[Amy]

It's downloadable somewhere.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like it's in something.

[Bobby]

And they said her Apple watch is connected to her pacemaker and it stopped connecting at 2am so that means that she probably was out of range around 2am is when they got away from far enough away from the Apple Watch where it wasn't sinking and the blood was from the bedroom all the way out the door to the driveway.

[Amy]

Oh my gosh.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that'll.

[Morgan]

So they could have been again. I'm just going to do somebody reading online and I know nothing. They could have been robbing the place. She comes out, confronts them, they do something bad to her and they just get rid of her.

[Amy]

Right. And I don't know for sure. For sure. I did see in one report she lived where the area she lived in. It's a multi million dollar home.

[Morgan]

Which again is. But prone.

[Amy]

I saw that one.

[Morgan]

To people wanting to rob it.

[Amy]

Correct.

[Eddie]

But also probably some good security, right?

[Morgan]

Not always. You ever watch Friends and Neighbors?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I saw Advertisement. Season two's coming.

[Eddie]

Yeah. When's that coming out?

[Morgan]

April, I think. Right?

[Eddie]

Dude, I cannot wait.

[Morgan]

I think April. I know that end of this month paradise comes back.

[Eddie]

Nice.

[Morgan]

And also April 3rd, jury duty is now up. What? Season two.

[Eddie]

I never saw that one.

[Morgan]

You never saw jury duty season one? No, I cried at the end.

[Eddie]

Is it the same as rehearsal?

[Morgan]

No. There are elements that are Similar. So yes, but no, because it's not about one person setting up fake stuff. It's about a person that's on jury duty who doesn't know every other single person's an actor.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

It's funny and it's fun and then it ends and it's awesome.

[Eddie]

And there are now two seasons of that.

[Morgan]

So the second season, they go on a company retreat and it's one person who's really there and then all the other people are. Actors love it.

[Bobby]

Eddie. You could watch that with your kids. I think your kids would love it.

[Eddie]

Really?

[Bobby]

Like, it is so good.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And what reminds me of that is in paradise, the main. One of the main actors in paradise is also one of the main actors in Jerry duty. What's his name? Really good looking guy. James Mars.

[Bobby]

Sonic.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And now James Marsden is in another. Oh, he's in Friends and Neighbors. I think he's gonna be in the next season.

[Eddie's wife]

Did you say Paradise?

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So paradise is coming back. Friends and Neighbors is happening. I think he's in Friends and Neighbors this next season.

[Eddie]

You think Marsden can move into your top.

[Morgan]

I don't know enough show. Like, I don't cuz you bring him. But he's good. He's really good. And also he looks so young. I know, he looks super young. He's better be in the Avengers again. He's cyclops.

[Amy]

Oh, man.

[Morgan]

He's hitting hard, right?

[Eddie]

Dude, if he does good on that, you should move him up.

[Morgan]

You would love jury duty.

[Eddie]

Okay, I'm gonna watch that.

[Morgan]

I want. I don't want to spoil anything, so I won't. But it, it's. It ends like. And you. It's worth it. It's not just stupid. It's worth it.

[Eddie]

I did, I did give up on Life of Chuck. I did. You know, it's about 45 minutes.

[Morgan]

Those type of movies aren't for everybody.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah. You're not highly intelligent.

[Morgan]

No, I didn't say that.

[Eddie]

I didn't feel like I was. I didn't feel like I wasn't getting it. I didn't feel that.

[Morgan]

You definitely weren't getting it then. Well, if you don't get it, you don't feel like you're not getting it.

[Eddie]

I didn't feel like I wasn't getting.

[Morgan]

Right. Like if you're not getting it, you won't feel like you're not getting it. You just feel like it's not good.

[Eddie]

I wasn't interested.

[Morgan]

Right.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

But somebody who doesn't get it, a lot of Times they don't even know what they're in because they don't understand what they're in. Deep.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I think I love when I'm watching a show and it describes it because, you know, on Netflix they'll be like, you know, comedy, whatever. But like, if you watch the Diplomat, it says cerebral.

[Eddie]

I'm like, oh, you gotta be smart to watch that.

[Amy]

I'm like, that's a good show.

[Morgan]

And they got a bunch of seasons of that show. That is a good show. It's so good. Okay, I think that's everybody on their reviews. It looks like Kim Kardashian is dating Lewis Hamilton. F1 star. That's a good athlete to date.

[Bobby]

You know why that's weird?

[Morgan]

Because he used to date Kendall.

[Bobby]

That's so weird. So we.

[Morgan]

He's 41. Kendall Jenner is now 30. So they were. She was like 20 when they dated. So he was 31, she was 20. Which is fine.

[Bobby]

But I just mean dating someone your sister dated is a little strange.

[Morgan]

He's one of the most famous athletes in the world. He wears two Rolexes on one arm. It's hilarious. Lewis Hamilton. Did you watch the Brad Pitt movie F1?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So he's in it, but he's not really in. He was consulted it, but I think they just show him as like one of the people. You'll see him. Good looking dude is.

[Amy]

What is he?

[Morgan]

Page Six?

[Amy]

Where's he from?

[Morgan]

UK probably.

[Amy]

Oh, he's British.

[Morgan]

An accent.

[Amy]

He looks like he has an accent. Yeah. I've never heard him talk, but I'm looking at his picture and it looks X and.

[Morgan]

Yeah, classic X. Any you recognize him? Any?

[Eddie]

Nope. Never really never seen him in my life.

[Morgan]

Nice. Yeah, he drives a Ferrari. Probably drives for Ferrari.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Oh, drives for Ferrari. That's different.

[Morgan]

Well, if he's driving a Ferrari and you see that, I'm assuming he drives for Ferrari. No, it'd be like if you saw LeBron in Nikes, you think, oh, he's a Nike guy because he has to wear the same shoes.

[Eddie]

Gotcha. Gotcha. No, no, he's team Ferrari, I guess.

[Amy]

Dating an athlete like that. Or is that an athlete?

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

Okay. Dating an athlete like that.

[Morgan]

Is Dick Trickle an athlete? He was NASCAR driver.

[Amy]

It's got to be so stressful.

[Eddie]

Why?

[Amy]

Because it's scary.

[Morgan]

You mean race car driving?

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Morgan]

So not any athlete, Right?

[Amy]

An athlete like this? Like, yeah, if you're dating a basketball player.

[Eddie's wife]

Okay, cool.

[Amy]

Go play the game. Fun. But like you're watching and you're nervous because you want them to win, but you're watching this type of racing and you want them to live.

[Morgan]

Can I counterpoint you?

[Amy]

Sure. Is it not as dangerous as I think?

[Morgan]

No, I think there's absolute danger to those cars going that fast. But I would say it's the same as if you're dating a football player. They may not die, but they could break their neck anytime, break their arm, break their leg. Probably you're dating a football player. There are a lot more injuries severe than there are when you date a race car driver and they die because there aren't that many of those. Right. So I think you're right.

[Amy]

That's valid.

[Morgan]

It's very intense.

[Amy]

But if I had to pick a sport of golf, my significant other, it's either golf or tennis. Yeah, of course, you know.

[Morgan]

All right.

[Amy]

Friday, Kick off the Winter Olympics in style with the opening ceremony from Italy featuring a special performance by Mariah Carey. Celebrate the greatest athletes from around the globe as they come together to go for gold. The opening season ceremony of the Winter.

[Bobby]

Olympics redefining this Sport.

[Amy]

Friday at 8 Eastern, 7 Central on NBC. And Peacock.

[Morgan]

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[Morgan]

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[Bobby]

P.Com bobby lunchbox 4 1/2 years ago, Jeanette retired. She lives in New Hampshire and she fell for an online scam. They took her for $950,000 her retirement.

[Morgan]

What were they acting like?

[Bobby]

Something one of those online crypto scams. Like where you put this in here.

[Morgan]

And then it wasn't love.

[Bobby]

No. And so she lost her savings. She's been having to unplug her coffee maker when she's done making coffee. She doesn't make trips in her car but once a week so she doesn't run out of gas. Can't go see family.

[Amy]

For, like, her electric bill.

[Bobby]

Yes, because she lost everything. Like, she's retired and.

[Eddie]

Well, not anymore.

[Bobby]

After four and a half years.

[Morgan]

You mean she got to go back to work?

[Eddie]

Yeah, man. She's not retired anymore. They stole all her money.

[Bobby]

After four and a half years, she woke up in her bank account. All the money was back. The FBI tracked it down.

[Amy]

Oh, thank goodness.

[Bobby]

What a believable.

[Morgan]

And how do you get it back?

[Bobby]

They tracked the money to a crypto account associated with one of the guys that was domestically.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Okay. It has to be domestic if the FBI is involved.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And they were able to take it. The United States Secret Service took the money back and then sold the crypto to reimburse.

[Morgan]

Oh, wow. So they got it. So they didn't go and get her money. They went and took with the money, bought, resold that and gave her her money.

[Bobby]

She woke up a couple of weeks ago, and there was a million dollars in her bank account.

[Morgan]

They didn't, like, give her a heads up, like, we're close. She just has to wake up and see it all there.

[Bobby]

Like, oh. She said she checked her bank account every day to make sure she didn't go over the money in her bank account.

[Morgan]

That sucks. Can I give you guys. I don't want. This is not financial advice in any way, But I like to give you a little tip.

[Bobby]

Go ahead, man.

[Morgan]

Come on. Bitcoin has bottomed out.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, I saw that.

[Morgan]

I don't think it's at the bottom, but it is lost a lot. If you were gonna buy bitcoin, now one of your apps, now is the time to buy a little bit. All right, let's go do it for a full Bitcoin. It's $76,000.

[Bobby]

I'm not doing that.

[Morgan]

You can buy 200 bucks, 300. Nobody. Nobody buys a full bake. I mean, unless you're, like, buying it to super super invest. But you can spend 500 bucks. Whatever. It's so low now it's at 76,000. It was at 100,000 a few weeks ago. If I had a friend that was like, hey, when should I buy bitcoin? I would say right now. It could still go down, and I know nothing. But every time it goes low, what.

[Amy]

Is lunchbox writing down?

[Morgan]

I wrote bitcoin every time it goes low.

[Eddie]

Good job, dude.

[Morgan]

I get a little more note to sell. And then when it gets high, around 95,000 or above. I don't buy anymore.

[Amy]

He's getting out his phone.

[Morgan]

Yeah, no, I would.

[Bobby]

I'm doing it right now, guys.

[Morgan]

If you want to dance on that dance floor, I like. If not, don't worry about it.

[Bobby]

I love dancing, man.

[Eddie]

You do?

[Bobby]

I love it.

[Amy]

What app are you using?

[Bobby]

Robin Hood.

[Amy]

What do you use? Do you say Bobby?

[Morgan]

Robin Hood for now on that.

[Eddie]

I still can't get my bank hooked to Robin Hood.

[Morgan]

You can also. Do you do a few things. You don't have to get your bank. All right.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah. It's down, man.

[Morgan]

But you can. It's like when you said you couldn't go four days without eating.

[Eddie]

I did it. Yeah, well, I did it.

[Morgan]

That's crazy that they got it back because that almost never happens.

[Bobby]

Yeah. They said a rare instance where they went and got it and they were able to reimburse the 20 plus victims.

[Amy]

And she's not gonna.

[Morgan]

It was more than her.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but she. Her story was the one I saw on the news. But there was 20 victims of that same scam and they paid them all back.

[Eddie]

So she is retired again.

[Morgan]

Yeah, possibly.

[Eddie]

She's got money.

[Morgan]

Unless you found a job she loved, then you have work a day in your life.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Morgan story.

[Eddie's wife]

We kind of talked about the Winter Olympics. Do you guys know who Lindsey Vaughn is?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

For many Olympics. Yep.

[Eddie's wife]

Alpine skier. So this past week, she ruptured her ACL in a crash on Friday. Like while she was practicing to chop.

[Morgan]

Her out of there.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah. And she completely ruptured it. But she's still planning to ski. She's testing her knee and practice the next few days and is competing in the downhill event on Sunday. And then that she's going to reevaluate to see if she can do the super G event. I don't know how you continue with a completely ruptured acl.

[Morgan]

There are football players that still play with the torn ACL or missing acl. So it can be done. I just depends what she needs her leg for and what level. Because. Yes, you can. Listen, I'm not. I don't know what. But yeah, you can actually play with a torn. Partially torn acl. I don't think you have the. I shouldn't speak on the mobility someone has when they do or don't have it. But there are people that have done it. There are people who played full seasons without one.

[Eddie's wife]

Doesn't it make it worse later on, like the recovery?

[Morgan]

I don't know. I would. You would think, but I don't I don't know enough about it, but I.

[Bobby]

Mean she either do it now or she's gonna miss the Olympics. I mean, she won't be her last shot.

[Eddie]

Yeah, she can't compete anymore after this.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah, I guess that's true. If it's like your last time going. You just.

[Bobby]

I mean she's got so much titanium in her body now, like knees and elbows and shoulders.

[Eddie]

How do you know that?

[Bobby]

Because I've read stories about her. Like she was supposed to be retired and now she's back.

[Eddie]

She dated Tiger Woods. You guys remember that?

[Bobby]

And PK Suban, he.

[Morgan]

Tiger woods has a for sure type. Hot blonde.

[Eddie]

Is that the type?

[Morgan]

Extremely blonde.

[Bobby]

Except for the Perkins waitress. She was not.

[Morgan]

Can you run without an acl? Yes, you can often run straight lines without an acl, especially after rehab. But activities involving cutting, pivoting or jumping are risky and often lead to instability, increased meniscus injuries and potential long term arthritis, making surgery a common recommendation. But you can.

[Eddie]

Okay, so.

[Morgan]

And her straight line activities, they say it's downhill, right?

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah. She is going straight line and I don't know what the super G event is and that might be why she's reevaluating. If that's more like tricks and you know.

[Morgan]

You familiar with what a gooner is?

[Amy]

No.

[Morgan]

I was telling my wife this last night.

[Eddie]

I've heard like, you big goon.

[Morgan]

No different than a gooner.

[Amy]

A gooner. Is it a fan of something? You're a fan of it.

[Morgan]

Well, so if you look it up safely, it's someone who supports the Arsenal football club. Oh, but gooning is someone who jacks off all the time. So that's so you. You'll hear that now a lot. Like why do you spend all your time gooning or stop gooner that like somebody wags off. Just so you should know that phrase. That's what it is because I hear it all the time now.

[Amy]

Where do you hear it all the time?

[Morgan]

People are wrestling, people are gooner. Just all over. It's starting to become part of like young vernacular. But just so you know, when that term is used, that's. It's like when someone used to say, well that sucks back way back in the day. The original meaning of that is that sucks that you know, oral sex, of course, but now it's not just a normal term but a gooner. And gooning is somebody who just whacks off all day. So just know when you hear that, that's what that is. This is teaching language. I teach my wife that the other day.

[Eddie]

So when they say, like, you big goon.

[Morgan]

No, different goon is. Different. Goons happen forever.

[Amy]

It's only if you're a gooner.

[Morgan]

Yeah. If you're gooning or a gooner or you're gooning. Yes. I think a goon is like a lug. You know what's a lug?

[Eddie]

Like, what is that?

[Morgan]

Like a big idiot.

[Eddie]

Oh, okay.

[Morgan]

Like a foolish person, but not a.

[Eddie]

Big idiot that does that.

[Amy]

Like a flub.

[Morgan]

A flub. No flubs. Like a mess up. Oh, Flubber is the stuff that jumps. Boing. Flubber.

[Eddie]

Blubber.

[Morgan]

Remember flubber the movie?

[Eddie]

Yeah, the movie. I remember that.

[Morgan]

Yeah. But gooning is. And a gooner is somebody who does that all the time.

[Bobby]

Oh.

[Eddie]

And then one of them.

[Morgan]

And a goonie is a movie. The movies.

[Eddie]

Great movie. And which one's the Arsenal fan?

[Morgan]

A gooner. But that's been around for a while. Yeah, In a goon. Like a hired muscle, too. Yeah. Goon can be like a big lug.

[Eddie]

Right.

[Morgan]

Big lug. He's gonna take care of business. Goons will get you, goon, but if the Gooners are going to get you, that's a whole different thing.

[Eddie]

And if you're gooning.

[Morgan]

Yeah. I just didn't know if you knew what that meant.

[Amy]

Did not. No.

[Morgan]

I bet you hear it now in the next month or so, and you probably have heard it and didn't even know what it meant. Okay. It's very much in the streaming world too. Yeah.

[Amy]

It's not where I hang, so we're probably good.

[Morgan]

I don't really watch streamers either, but I do watch clips of streamers. I had somebody reach out to me and they're like, hey, do you want to hire us to do clip, clip, show, clip, whatever? And I was like, possibly.

[Amy]

Like, what does that mean?

[Morgan]

Send them the show. They pull out the good clips. I was like, possibly. And I was like, what's. What are we doing here? And they were like, you pay us 1500 bucks a month. It's just somebody hit me up on Instagram, so who knows? And we'll clip it all. I said, I want to give you access to my account, though. Any accounts. They're like, don't worry about that. We do it from our own accounts. And then we just tag you. Or you can collab. I'm like, I'm paying you. No, if I'm sending you my clips, I want the clips. They're like, oh, no, we don't. That's. No, we do now. You can Hire individual clippers that you send to. And they just clip stuff. But that's what's up.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it's kind of weird to give them footage I clip every day.

[Morgan]

Yeah. For the show a little bit.

[Amy]

I thought that's what this was for.

[Morgan]

It is, but they like. It's like their real job. Like, they're good at it.

[Eddie]

What the.

[Morgan]

But it's like they're. That's like their special. They just called you a goon Edit another gooning. All the time.

[Bobby]

A lot. And you know what I'm doing over here? Bitcoining. I just bought.

[Morgan]

I thought I said gooning. I got c and I started gooning about.

[Amy]

What did you get? What'd you get? You want to go in?

[Morgan]

No, I'm not going in. I want my money back, by the way. From going in Nvidia. I don't know. You bring that up? He said he was giving my money back. I didn't get it back. Money back.

[Bobby]

Yeah. You forget.

[Amy]

What's wrong with me bringing it up.

[Morgan]

Now, you know, he said, I'll give it back to you. He never gave it back to me. Ray can't even get $30 from him.

[Bobby]

What are you talking about?

[Morgan]

Yeah, it was an absolute battle for fantasy football. I asked him about 10 times.

[Bobby]

Oh, my God, here we go.

[Morgan]

And he final gave it to me the other day. No, pay me. I want out.

[Bobby]

$30.

[Morgan]

$30.

[Bobby]

See, we have a fantasy football league in High Point. Every week gets $20. I was high point four months ago.

[Morgan]

Right.

[Bobby]

And I said, those are paid out at the end of the season. So Ray was like, hey, give it to me. And I'm like, no, it's in a spreadsheet. I don't have. You don't. I don't want to mess up everything.

[Amy]

The spreadsheet. It's always a spreadsheet.

[Eddie]

Who does the spreadsheets, you or your wife? Who does.

[Morgan]

I want my money, though.

[Amy]

Yeah. How much do you owe Bobby for Nvidia?

[Bobby]

Well, we are up.

[Morgan]

I'm owed probably a few thousand dollars.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we're up 81 on Nvidia, man.

[Amy]

Okay, well, you need a.

[Morgan]

What. What's the total?

[Amy]

Do we need to buy you out?

[Morgan]

Yeah, well, yeah, you not buy me out. You just give me my third.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we buy them out.

[Morgan]

No, you just give me my third. It's not buying me out.

[Amy]

Does he have to pull that out, though?

[Bobby]

No, no, we'll just give him. We'll give him cash and then you.

[Morgan]

Guys have to go in for half of what Then. Okay, how much do is there in total?

[Bobby]

Right now? Our market value is $7,740.

[Morgan]

I don't want to stay in.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

I want my money.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Amy, I've asked for it three months ago and he won't give it to me.

[Bobby]

No, no. You forgot. You gave up. You never.

[Morgan]

But I did ask.

[Bobby]

No, but I brought the cash. You weren't here one day.

[Amy]

That's not true. That's not true. He definitely did not. You didn't. You brought the. Why not give it to him the next day? You only bring the cash once.

[Bobby]

It was a weekend.

[Morgan]

Like I'm gonna be up here on a weekend.

[Bobby]

That was a Friday.

[Eddie]

He's such a liar. Yes.

[Morgan]

No.

[Bobby]

You were at your home.

[Morgan]

I'm owed like 2,300 bucks if that's.

[Bobby]

What I'm taxes because I have to pay capital gains.

[Morgan]

And I'm happy to give you that money once tax time comes.

[Eddie]

Amy, you understand why you'd want to buy them out though, instead of like Amy?

[Morgan]

We fought with them for years to get our pallet money. I want it now.

[Bobby]

There was no fighting.

[Morgan]

You called Abby the F word like five times. Oh.

[Bobby]

Cause she was stealing.

[Eddie]

She was not stealing.

[Bobby]

She was. She had no right to touch that stuff.

[Morgan]

She did. Because we asked her to for the show. I need my money. Give me my money.

[Amy]

Give me my money.

[Morgan]

Give me my money.

[Bobby]

I need to wait for it to go down a little bit.

[Eddie]

No, no, no, no. Amy and Lunchbox, just pay Bobby.

[Amy]

How much?

[Eddie]

Whatever you owe him.

[Amy]

But then also, Jamie doesn't owe anything.

[Bobby]

Who are you?

[Eddie]

No, listen.

[Bobby]

Hey, Mel. Quiet. You're not in on this.

[Morgan]

Jamie doesn't owe me any part of this. Look, Lunchbo, all three of our monies.

[Bobby]

Correct.

[Morgan]

I want my. I want my one third of the money.

[Eddie]

Correct. Here's the deal, though. If you give Bobby that money and you want to buy back in, it's way too expensive now. You want where Bobby bought it at.

[Morgan]

No, that's not what happens at all.

[Bobby]

You're an idiot.

[Morgan]

You're an idiot.

[Eddie]

What do you mean?

[Bobby]

I love the way you're fighting for vibing. You have no idea what you're.

[Morgan]

Dumbest thing I've ever heard.

[Amy]

He doesn't want to get bought out what he put in.

[Morgan]

You don't get bought out for what I put in. I get what it is in there now. No, you want.

[Eddie]

You want out, right?

[Morgan]

Yeah, but of the money it's made.

[Eddie]

Correct. So you guys give him whatever he. You owe him and keep Bobby's money in your account.

[Bobby]

Because I know.

[Eddie]

That's what I'm saying.

[Morgan]

But that's not an advantage. That means she then owes more money to Lunchbox, and Lunchbox then owes more money back in as well.

[Bobby]

I just. I get. I own two thirds of it now.

[Eddie]

It's an advantage, guys.

[Morgan]

Or that. Or you just own two. Third.

[Bobby]

It's not.

[Morgan]

But it's not an advantage. It's not an advantage at all.

[Eddie]

Sure, Keep to keep your money in there. What you had, what you bought it at. Yeah, because it's gone way up 80%, he said.

[Amy]

Okay, so what is. What does Lunchbox need?

[Morgan]

Just. Can someone. Am I crazy or is Eddie.

[Bobby]

No, no, Eddie. What Eddie is saying is.

[Eddie]

Please.

[Bobby]

I'll tell you what. Now I understand what Eddie is trying to say.

[Eddie]

I've been saying it.

[Bobby]

Not very clearly. So what Eddie is saying is, he's saying don't cash out Bobby's share out of the app because to buy back in with that same amount, you wouldn't get the same value as you would now.

[Morgan]

But you're having to pay me out more than the amount I bought in at.

[Bobby]

Right?

[Morgan]

Right.

[Bobby]

It's nothing to do with you. He's saying if I want to get more shares of Nvidia with that money, it would be dumb to take the money out and then.

[Morgan]

Exactly the same. It'd be exactly the same because you're giving to me what it's worth now versus you just put it back in.

[Eddie]

Right.

[Morgan]

But what it's worth, it could also go down and you could lose money.

[Eddie]

But you would also take the money you gave him.

[Morgan]

Right.

[Eddie]

Like it's part of.

[Morgan]

We all want an equal thirds. So I take my piece of. Piece of pizza out. My one third.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Amy]

I love. When I look at it like a pizza, it helps me.

[Eddie]

Makes me hungry.

[Morgan]

It's like a pie. It's like a piece of it out based on what the value is. Right. This second has nothing to do with what I bought in for.

[Eddie]

I don't know. But you take your profits, including what you bought in for, but it doesn't matter because you're out.

[Morgan]

But it's all third. It's all pizza slices.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Morgan]

So you can cash that in and give it to me as cash, or you can take it, but you have to buy back in at the higher rate.

[Eddie]

Right? Correct. And that's why I'm saying don't cash out. Just give Bobby what you owe him and then keep Bobby putting in the gaming.

[Morgan]

But you're guessing in the same way as the stock market. You could buy. You could jump in right now at the same level. There's no advantage.

[Eddie]

I can't jump into what you guys bought it at last year.

[Morgan]

No, no, but you could jump in right now for the price that it is, because that's what I'm taking it out as. Lunchbox.

[Amy]

What did you do with the money that you brought in on that one Friday?

[Bobby]

Oh, it's in Vegas.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Amy]

Get to famous.

[Morgan]

Eddie, I don't think you can. There's no advantage.

[Eddie]

There is a huge advantage to keeping the money in there. What? You bought it at last year? Absolutely.

[Morgan]

You're still paying. Oh, my goodness. Okay. There's not, but I'll life a chuck this with you. You just don't get it right now. Okay, so I'd like my money, though.

[Amy]

Bobby wants out.

[Bobby]

I know. I'll bring him a check tomorrow, and.

[Morgan]

Then I want it. I want to look at the number. I don't want to check.

[Eddie]

Don't take a check.

[Morgan]

I don't know. I'm not doing a check.

[Eddie]

A check, cash money, dude.

[Morgan]

I've been at a check in 10 years.

[Amy]

You can take a picture of it and deposit it online.

[Bobby]

Yeah, no, no.

[Eddie]

You don't want to take a check from him.

[Amy]

You do not, because it won't balance.

[Eddie]

You can't cash that.

[Morgan]

You can write a check and then go and cash the check.

[Eddie]

He post dates it.

[Morgan]

Okay, thank you, Lunchbox. Morgan, your story. Did you give me yours? Yes, I did.

[Eddie's wife]

Lindsey Vaughn.

[Morgan]

Thank you, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Okay, here's my story. This is crazy. So there may be another camera angle to the JFK assassination. There was footage that was shot in the 60s when the. When President Kennedy was assassinated that they say was taken by the feds and never shown to anyone. And it's an angle that they've never had before. It shows the actual grassy knoll to where they think a second shooter may have been. And apparently this footage shows another shooter, and they will not give up this footage.

[Morgan]

The feds have had it, though. It isn't like somebody's had it on their camera at home. No.

[Eddie]

And the granddaughter of the guy that shot it, because the guy that shot it is dead. But the granddaughter is like, hey, we need to get this back. And she also believes that this footage is worth $900 million. And so she has brought it. She's sued, I guess, the. The government for this footage. And a federal judge has now said, you know what? We can move forward this case.

[Morgan]

So they're gonna move forward Never get it, though.

[Eddie]

You don't think so?

[Morgan]

I'll keep extending it. Our government lies to us so much.

[Bobby]

And the government has a lot more money to fight. Right? Well, yeah, lawyer fees will just, like, bury that lady.

[Eddie]

But the problem, too, they're saying, is that the initial footage, you know, the one that we've all seen. This is a Pruder film.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Which is like, the main angle. Yeah, yeah. The one angle they got. That family got 16 million for theirs. So they're like, there's no way that she's gonna get it.

[Morgan]

Doesn't matter if she owns it. She should get it. Especially if there's not an ongoing case. If there's an ongoing case, they're investigating it. You keep it all locked up. That's crazy, dude.

[Eddie]

What if it came out and it was like, oh, my gosh, there is another shooter, and this was totally different from what we all thought? I know there have been theories, but to see it would be nice.

[Morgan]

I think with the last release, though, I think most people that have spent time reading it realize now, I wouldn't even say it's conspiracy theory, that there was CIA involvement.

[Eddie]

Yes, that's always kind of been.

[Morgan]

But it's always been a conspiracy. I don't think now that's a conspiracy. I think now most people that have spent time reading it or being educated about it feel that way. I think that's most people's thought now. But it's so far from it, it's not a big deal. Oh, that happened in black and white days.

[Eddie]

So the 60s. Same crap happened so long ago.

[Eddie's wife]

Have you watched the. It's on Netflix. It's 112263 with James Franco about.

[Morgan]

I have not.

[Amy]

I tried, but I got bored.

[Eddie]

It's kind of. It's kind of weir. It's out there.

[Amy]

Is it good?

[Eddie's wife]

It's based on a Stephen King novel. So that's why I didn't know if Stephen.

[Morgan]

We've read all the Life of Chuck. Stephen King novel.

[Eddie's wife]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Or short story. Oh, is it good?

[Eddie's wife]

I just started it, so I don't know if anybody's finished it. Cause I haven't gotten to the end.

[Eddie]

I finished it.

[Amy]

That's probably one where you have to, like, sit down and.

[Eddie]

And pay attention. Yeah.

[Morgan]

Amy.

[Amy]

So if it's good, I can commit to that, but I just. I was a little bored.

[Eddie]

It is cool to kind of see because I've read so much about JFK assassination and just to kind of see, like them do Lee Harvey Oswald, outside of what we know about him just whatever their interpretation was. Like, it's kind of cool to see that. Kind of just to see how he lived his life. It's interesting, but it's a weird movie or show.

[Morgan]

Bill Gates could eat as much McDonald's as he wants for the rest of his life without worrying about what it costs. And it's not because he's rich. He had and has a McGold card. It is essentially a lifetime pass for free Mickey D's. Gates can use his McGold card to get free grub at any location in the world. Warren Buffett has one, too, from the takeout. The only person who's not a billionaire who has one is Andrew Hammond, a retired pro hockey player.

[Bobby]

Interesting.

[Morgan]

I wonder why he got that. Hammond won 20 games of the 24 he played and was nicknamed the Hamburglar, a play on his name. That's cool. That's from the takeout. Do you see the Bill Gates in the Epstein file stuff?

[Bobby]

Oh, man.

[Amy]

Yeah. I honestly thought that's where you were kind of going with this.

[Morgan]

I was like, okay. Well, just reminded me of it because he allegedly was with a Russian prostitute, got an std, and was asking what antibiotics he could secretly give to his wife to make sure that she didn't get him.

[Eddie]

What? This is Bill Gates?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Like.

[Morgan]

Like, burn them all.

[Amy]

Like the Bill.

[Morgan]

Burn them all. You're in the Epstein files.

[Eddie]

These guys done.

[Morgan]

Sean Ryan, I talked about him. He's going crazy right now. He's like, why is our government protecting pedophiles? He's ex Navy seal, ex CIA. Like, he's like, nothing that you believe is true. They're protecting pedophiles. Bill Gates, man, what a weirdo. Guy probably never got any action and then got rich and then started going crazy. And then Epstein's like, it's crazy. He's also the guy that had the deal in his prenup with his wife. Ex wife. That he could go off for a week with his high school girlfriend every year.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, that part was weird.

[Bobby]

And why didn't he just marry his high school girlfriend?

[Morgan]

She also was married, too, I believe.

[Eddie]

That's a good question, dude.

[Bobby]

Like. Like, if you're putting that in there, it's like, hey, man, I still want to dabble with my high school girl.

[Eddie]

They want to have their cake and eat it, too.

[Morgan]

Possibly she was married, and he offered a bunch of money to them for that to happen. There are a hundred different scenarios. I don't know that part again, they had that agreement in their marriage. It's weird. To me. But I ain't gonna judge them if everybody's consenting. So that part, to me is not. It's weird, but not illegal. Even a Russian prostitute, if the prostitute is an adult and is willfully doing it, there's. But he's on the plane. They released a million emails. It's like, how are you even supposed to read them? But now there's so many fake ones, too, that I have to verify everything I see. I take a picture of it and go chatgpt, look through all the verified information. Is this one real?

[Amy]

Oh, that's what you're doing. Because I started to just be like, okay, maybe if I'm on this particular.

[Morgan]

News source or owner of the Giants.

[Amy]

How can I guarantee one of the.

[Morgan]

Owners of the NFL?

[Amy]

Oh, wait, what's his name?

[Morgan]

Tish. I think. I think that's what it is.

[Amy]

That doctor.

[Morgan]

Yeah, the doctor Peter. Yo.

[Amy]

Yikes.

[Morgan]

Bad news, man. Government's lying to us. Don't let your politics get in the way of what you think's right.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Melinda Gates responded, said, it's personally hard whenever these details come up. Right. Because it brings back memories of some very, very painful times in my marriage. I have moved on from that. I purposely pushed it away and moved on.

[Amy]

Okay. So I played a role in their divorce. I didn't know if she had spoken out.

[Morgan]

She said that Epstein made her feel weird a long time ago. After their divorce, she was like, yeah, he was a weird dude.

[Bobby]

All right.

[Morgan]

There's that. Yeah. His name is Steve Tish. Let me see exactly how he was. How was Steve Tish mentioned in the. Because the Steve Tisch thing, they were, like, sending emails back and forth, from what I remember. They were like, is it a civilian or a working girl? Yeah, civilian or professional vomit. And then he put out an email that was like, we were just talking about girls. Like, we had a relationship that had to do with charity.

[Amy]

The. One of the emails from the Dr. Peter guy or whatever, he's like, I'm paraphrasing, but, like, one of the craziest things about my friendship with you is, like, I can't tell anybody about, like, your life. And it's like, okay, what. Of course, we don't know exactly what he's referring to, but what about his life does he need to keep secret? Right.

[Morgan]

Yeah. What do you say over there? What do you. Let's see. Is there anything else?

[Amy]

Just crazy.

[Morgan]

Oh, here we go.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And then the guy, the movie director.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. He's been in hiding until Melania's he did.

[Morgan]

Then he did Melania's movie. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Oh, very weird.

[Amy]

Very.

[Bobby]

And he's like, no, that was my fiance, bro.

[Morgan]

Yeah, some shady stuff, man.

[Eddie]

I don't read any of that stuff. When I see Epstein come up on a headline, I'm like, I'm not just. I'm not reading that.

[Morgan]

One communication from May 2013 showed Epstein offering to connect Tish with a Russian woman. Tish replied a minute later to ask, is she fun? The next month, Tish asked Epstein multiple questions about a different woman from Tahiti, including whether she was a working girl. Epstein replied, never in another email. Epstein followed up with Tish about a woman the Giants Cohner had met. Report just in. You did very well. She wants to go to the play, but she's a little freaked out by age difference. But go slow. I'll try to convince her not to return to Ukraine. Tish replied, nice report. Funny comment on crying.

[Eddie]

These are emails.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Why they're emailing so much, I don't know. Get on the phone and tell.

[Amy]

That's what I'm like. I just feel like even we know sometimes the things. Obviously not in this category, but there's some stuff like if I'm gonna have a conversation with. With Bobby about something, I'm not gonna email it or text it.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Why you put in writing? I don't know.

[Amy]

And it has nothing to do. It's not even shady like this, but I just have the wherewithal to know of.

[Morgan]

Like we have a bot farm we invested in where we're scamming people.

[Amy]

But do you know what I mean? I'm just talking about anybody in general. Yeah. It's crazy how just casual like the. Yeah. The emails were.

[Morgan]

I'm sure he was doing that on purpose to be able to keep because I think he was blackmailing everybody. That's right.

[Amy]

Good point.

[Morgan]

Why people would just be hopping in writing emails. Reply, accidentally reply, all prostitute guys got std. What's up?

[Bobby]

Jill Biden's ex husband has been charged with murder of his wife in Delaware. She died in a domestic dispute like a few weeks ago.

[Morgan]

Jill Biden's ex husband before Joe Biden.

[Eddie]

Yeah, got it.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I saw that. I saw when that stuff first happened. Well, in with this travelers with a real ID must now pay 45 bucks to TSA before going through additional screening. If you don't have a real id.

[Eddie]

Oh, if you don't.

[Amy]

Oh, so you can.

[Morgan]

Yeah, but it's gonna cost 45 bucks. Yeah, but they weren't even really slowing you down that much. If you didn't have one, now it five seconds or none. But now that you have to pay USA Today that story. All right, there you go. Thank you everybody for listening. Don't forget, if you have a few minutes, go over to Netflix and listen. Watch. I guess that's a Watch Blake Shelton and myself for one hour. Other than that, you can listen on the podcast. That full episode is up on the Bobby cast. If you want to just listen. If you're at work and you can't watch, that'd be cool. We'll see you guys tomorrow. All right, bye Everybody. This Sunday, iHeartRadio brings you live to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara for The Super Bowl 60 tailgate concert. Presented by NetApp. It's the ultimate pre game party featuring.

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