TUES PT 2: Sheryl Crow Calls Out Lunchbox! + Bobby On Congress Demanding UFO Videos + Amy Is Manifesting Her Dream!

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show — April 7, 2026 (Tues PT 2)

Host: Bobby Bones
Show Team: Amy, Eddie, Morgan, Mike, with guest input and Scuba Steve
Main Themes: Celebrity encounters, canceled concerts, UFO disclosure, pop culture, scams, manifesting dreams, and viral news commentary

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Episode Overview

In this lively and candid episode, the Bobby Bones Show team tackles a wide range of topics: Sheryl Crow playfully calls out Lunchbox on a mix-up about her house, the UK boots Kanye West from a festival and triggers a discussion on accountability in pop culture, Congress pushes for the release of secret UFO videos, and Amy dives into manifesting a solo Paris trip. The hosts swap personal stories—from hot dog trauma to cash hiding tactics—while reflecting on everything from gas prices and AI misinformation to Olympic venues and compulsive shopping.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Sheryl Crow Corrects Lunchbox’s Viral Estate Sale Story

• [02:35–03:21]
  • Morgan notices Sheryl Crow left a comment on their Instagram, clarifying that the house from Lunchbox’s estate sale story is actually Sheryl’s parents', not hers.
  • Sheryl Crow’s message (read by Mike):
    "Ah, radio Lunchbox, I love you and Mr. Bobby Bones from radio. Amy, the house is my mom and dad's ... and yes, I have collected what I lovingly call interesting crap for years and decided to unload. And we are actually selling the house Lunchbox. You should buy it."
  • The hosts joke about Lunchbox buying bricks at the sale.

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2. Hot Dog Trauma & Recovery

• [03:37–05:11]
  • Listener Voicemail: Christy from Austin asks if Eddie has eaten a hot dog since his infamous eating contest.
  • Eddie shares his post-contest aversion:
    Eddie [04:46]: "Couldn't smell it...My body had gotten rid of that trauma, thankfully."
  • Eddie admits he's back to eating hot dogs, having recently had two for dinner.
  • The crew discusses favorite places for hot dogs and the perils of credit card theft.

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3. Kanye West Denied UK Entry & Pop Star Accountability

• [06:18–10:53]
  • Kanye ("Ye") was denied access to the UK for a festival due to his history of anti-Semitic, racist, and pro-Nazi remarks. Tickets are refunded.
  • Bobby and Morgan debate forgiveness and redemption in public life, referencing Kanye's apologies and mental health claims.
  • Morgan [08:15]: "There is a path to redemption for everybody, but when you do really bad things, it takes a really long time..."
  • The team compares how they handle listening to controversial artists (e.g., R. Kelly, Chris Brown, Michael Jackson).

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4. Congress & UFO Videos: Is Disclosure Coming?

• [12:53–20:22]
  • Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna demands the DOD release 46 secret UFO videos—allegedly “clear full color footage.”
  • Bobby [13:51]: "They're for sure hiding stuff from us...When will disclosure ever happen?"
  • Discussion about whether the public could handle a revelation of non-human technology or intelligence.
  • Eddie brings up "doomsday fish" surfacing; the team debates tectonic shifts vs. underwater bases and the possibility Earth’s oceans hide advanced civilizations.

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5. Viral & Weird News Roundup

a. Florida Ocean Rescue Gone Wrong

• [23:16–24:01]
  • Woman saves a drowning man, later learns he's an alleged murderer possibly trying to end his own life.

b. Massive Military Fraud Case

• [24:21–26:53]
  • US Air Force Sergeant pleads guilty to $37 million fraud over nine years.
  • Amy [25:26]: "How do you hide that amount of money though?"

c. Mother Fakes Child’s Illness for Fraud

• [26:14–27:07]
  • Texas woman charged after years faking her son’s illnesses, subjecting him to unnecessary surgeries, for money and sympathy.

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6. Amy’s Paris Manifestation & Traveling Alone

• [27:12–28:54]
  • Amy is “manifesting” a trip to Paris and debates whether to just book it solo.
  • Morgan: “You don’t have to manifest it. You can just do it.”
  • Group discusses the reality of solo travel—pro tips and adjusting expectations.

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7. Language Learning and French Struggles

• [31:54–34:05]
  • Amy shares her Duolingo French progress in preparation for Paris.
  • Morgan recalls struggles with fast-talking locals in France.
  • Eddie quips, "You should learn: Have you seen my wallet?"

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8. Scams, World Cup Credentials, and Whataburger

• [34:21–41:10]
  • Eddie wonders if a World Cup credential offer is legit, or if he was targeted by a Garcia-specific scam.
  • The CEO of Whataburger wants to meet Eddie—the team jokes about who should be the “face” of the brand (and the perils of using Jared from Subway as a role model).

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9. Compulsive Shopping & Instagram Temptations

• [42:01–43:22]
  • 1 in 10 Americans suffer from compulsive buying.
  • Amy and Morgan admit to dopamine rushes from online purchases, especially tempting Instagram ads.

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10. Testing Your Cellular Age

• [43:51–44:40]
  • New home kits claim to test “cellular age” vs. chronological age; prices range $300–$500.
  • Amy is keen: “I want to know what my cellular age is!”

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11. Gas Prices and Oil Route Geopolitics

• [45:03–49:01]
  • Discussion about California gas nearing $10/gallon, and geopolitical events involving the Strait of Hormuz impacting U.S. oil prices.
  • Amy references a dire presidential social media warning about the crisis.

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12. AI Misinformation: The Viral “Pilot Rescue” Photo

• [49:41–53:14]
  • A viral AI-generated image of a military pilot rescue fooled politicians and the public.
  • Morgan [51:00]: “Now that I think about it, everybody was too good looking...It was so obviously fake.”
  • Team calls for AI “watermarks” to fight misinformation.

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13. Self-Driving Waymo Taxis & Tech Stories

• [53:43–54:56]
  • Driverless Waymo vehicles debut in the area; one needed rescuing from San Antonio floodwaters.
  • Amy: “I just got sad for the car for being stuck.”

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14. Personal Finance, Cash Hoarding, and Family Theft

• [55:09–56:30]
  • The hosts discuss hiding cash from spouses and children to avoid it mysteriously disappearing.

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15. Sorority Urban Legends: The “Dryer Test”

• [56:51–59:06]
  • Amy and Morgan discuss the infamous southern sorority “dryer test,” where girls were allegedly made to stand on dryers and have jiggling fat circled during rush. Some confirm it's happened, others label it an urban legend.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On forgiving public figures:
  "When you do really bad things, it takes a really long time to get that redemption back." —Morgan [08:15]

• On secret UFO tech:
  "If we have found, we'll just say craft...and we have their technology that we're trying to reverse engineer... we don't want other countries to know what we have." —Bobby Bones [15:59]

• On solo travel to Paris:
  "You don’t have to manifest it. You can just do it." —Morgan [27:21]

• On AI photos fooling officials:
  "There needs to be an AI banner...like a watermark.” —Amy [50:15]

• On cash around the house:
  "I leave my wallet in the drawer by the keys. And the kids, the wife... And then my son will be like, 'Oh, I needed it for lunch. Sorry Dad.'" —Eddie [55:48]

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• 02:35 — Sheryl Crow calls out Lunchbox
• 03:37 — Eddie’s hot dog update
• 06:18 — Kanye West and canceled UK Festival
• 12:53 — Congressional UFO videos & disclosure talk
• 13:51 — Bobby’s take on UFO secrecy
• 23:16 — Florida ocean rescue, but with a twist
• 24:21 — $37M Air Force military fraud
• 26:14 — Mother faking son’s illness for fraud
• 27:12 — Amy “manifesting” Paris trip
• 31:54 — Amy’s Duolingo, French anxiety
• 34:21 — Eddie’s World Cup credential scare
• 39:42 — Whataburger CEO wants to meet Eddie
• 42:01 — Compulsive buying confessions
• 43:51 — Testing cellular age at home
• 45:03 — California $10/gallon gas and oil route panic
• 49:41 — Viral AI “rescue” photo scandal
• 53:43 — Waymo driverless taxi mishap
• 55:09 — Cash hiding and “boat cash” stories
• 56:51 — Sorority “dryer test” debate

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Final Notes

The episode is a classic Bobby Bones Show blend of humor, honesty, cultural commentary, and everyday absurdity. The team weaves together headline news, personal anecdotes, deep dives into pop culture dilemmas, and even the existential threat posed by AI—serving it all with plenty of playful banter and audience relatability.

Closing Thought:

• "Dream big." —Morgan & Eddie [56:49]
• "Keep working, kid." —Morgan & Eddie [56:49]

If you listen, you’ll experience fast-paced conversation, compassionate debates, genuine curiosity, and lots of laughs—the heart of The Bobby Bones Show.

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[Morgan]

Hey so I saw Cheryl Crow comment on our Instagram yesterday and lunchbox was not a Cheryl Crow's house.

[Amy]

Oh really? Yeah, she's like that wasn't my House.

[Morgan]

It was her parents house or something?

[Mike]

Yeah, it was her parents.

[Morgan]

We start the time.

[Amy]

That makes sense.

[Morgan]

So it popped up in my feed lunchbox. Said he went to a, an estate sale at Cheryl Crow's house. And I was like, dang, that's crazy that she would just have people at her house. Morgan, will you read her message?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

She said, ah, radio lunchbox, I love you and Mr. Bobby Bones from radio. Amy, the house is my mom and dad's and when my mom became very ill, they moved back to our hometown. And yes, I have collected what I lovingly call interest interesting crap for years and decided to unload. And we are actually selling the house lunchbox. You should buy it.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So it did feel weird that he was at Cheryl Crow's house.

[Amy]

Yeah, she was just like out running errands or something for the day while people shopped her home.

[Morgan]

I bought a brick and that. What? He bought like two bricks or something.

[Bobby Bones]

So there's that. I want to play.

[Morgan]

Ray, play. Voicemail number one, please.

[Christy]

Hi, this is Christy from Austin, Texas. My coworker has a question, but he's too shy to ask you guys even leave a voicemail. So I'm going to do it for you. Randall. Randall wants to know if Eddie has had a chance to look at a hot dog or eat a hot dog since the hot dog eating contest he did a few months back. So he just wants an update on that, but again he's too scared to call, so I'm doing it for him. Thanks.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Randall, a funny question because I was it like a week ago, two weeks ago, I had my first hot dog since the competition, which I guess. How long ago was that?

[Morgan]

You were outside when you vomited, so it must have been pre winter.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it was warm.

[Bobby Bones]

Had to be Follish.

[Eddie]

I was wearing shorts.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Eddie tried to eat what, 70 hot dogs.

[Eddie]

70 hot dogs. And I made it to 21 and threw it all up.

[Guest]

It was in July.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh wow. It was in July.

[Morgan]

Yeah. What I remember is watching Eddie's livestream and he was outside, so that's how I remember it was warm. When was I. When he vomited, man.

[Eddie]

And I thought I was, I thought I was, I was doing fine. I thought I was gonna do it and then, man, I took 21 down and it just like it forcefully just all came out.

[Morgan]

Did you have a few months where you couldn't look at a hot dog?

[Eddie]

Couldn't smell it?

[Morgan]

Yeah. How was it when you had it?

[Eddie]

Normal. It's almost like my body had Gotten rid of that trauma, thankfully.

[Morgan]

But therapy. You went to hot dog therapy? Just.

[Eddie]

Just time. Because my kids have hot dogs all the time. And I would be like, oh, I don't want to do that. Look. Then finally, the other day, it was like, I think last week my wife was like, I'm just doing hot dogs for dinner. Like, we don't have food. And I was like, you know what? I'm starving. Just give me one of those. And I ended up eating two.

[Amy]

Nice.

[Morgan]

I love hot dogs.

[Amy]

You're back.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

There's a place we go down to, Urban Market, which is near ish. Our house. They make great hot dogs. I don't know what it is about them. Maybe it's because most places, like, real restaurants, don't have, like, an adult hot dog where it's on the adult menu. And I go, no, aioli. I'm not a big aioli guy. I don't like mayonnaise. And isn't aioli kind of a mayonnaise?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Mike]

So.

[Morgan]

And who puts aioli on a hot dog?

[Amy]

Yeah, well, Urban Market.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And urban, as in it's spelled H E R B A N, like, herbs.

[Mike]

Oh, I love this place on my list. They're good. Oh, yeah, I haven't tried it yet.

[Amy]

It's so good. That's where the people that took my credit card went. Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Morgan]

And they ate on Amy's dime for, like, six months. It's not fancy.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's like a kind of a cafe vibe.

[Amy]

Stand in line.

[Morgan]

And it's got a grocery store in it, too.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Stand in line to order, but they

[Bobby Bones]

had a hot dog.

[Amy]

It's like farm to table.

[Morgan]

And so if we ever order. And sometimes I'll drive down because you can't really get that delivered. Do you ever get delivered?

[Amy]

No, I always. I pick it. I mean, I pick it up to

[Eddie]

go, but it's not on UberEats.

[Amy]

It's. No.

[Morgan]

Nope. So, yeah, Good hot dog. Okay, let's go around the room.

[Eddie]

Amy.

[Amy]

So if you were planning on going to the wireless festival in Ukraine, what's that? Well, Kanye. What? Ye.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Ye. Kanye. Is it? Yay.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Yay. Yay. Was headlining, and the UK has denied him access to enter the country because of his remarks, like, his behavior.

[Morgan]

The two shows he did In California, like, 80,000 people there.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Morgan]

Last week.

[Amy]

Oh, my.

[Eddie]

And this is, like, his return. Right. How long has he been not playing?

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Morgan]

He continued to play a little bit in, like, other countries. Right, Mike? Occasionally he'd pop up doing a festival or something.

[Amy]

Those countries must have been fine with him entering. But the UK says for the last several years, west has caused outrage for a string of anti Semitic, racist, and pro Nazi comments, and we are denying his access into the United Kingdom. As a result, Wireless festival is canceled and refunds will be issued to all ticket holders.

[Morgan]

So my thoughts on this is, yes, all the things that he said were terrible, and I do not agree with him in any way, but I wonder where it comes in. Because he did come out and say, I'm sorry and I had mental illness and. Right, Mike. He came. Yeah, like, maybe brain damage from his car wreck. Like, he said all of these things to go, dang, I wish I wouldn't have said that. I don't believe that. Like, where does forgiveness come in? Because he said literally the worst thing you could say Nazis. The worst. They were literally killing Jewish people because they were Jewish. The worst. But then he says, I had a mental illness and I'm not taking medicine for it. I believe there's some nuance here, and I'm not saying Kanye is forgiven. I'm not saying we should. I just wonder how people feel about this. What do you think? You're Kanye. I mean, I love Kanye's music, by the way. It's awesome.

[Guest]

He was putting out merch and stuff.

[Morgan]

Like, there has to be around him.

[Guest]

Like, you can't do that. I've stopped listening to him. I can't. I can't go back and listen to it. I'm done.

[Morgan]

What if he continues to say, I screwed up? It's from the car accident that I was in where I had brain damage and I. I was off my meds.

[Guest]

I think you went so hard on it for so long that it was too much for me. I can't look at his music the same way. And I'm just. I'm good.

[Morgan]

I feel like I wouldn't have gone to that show. I feel like it's going to take consistent years of him being like, I was wrong. I shouldn't have done that. And him doing things to actually build towards the communities that he was so nasty to for me to even consider, hey, that's a guy that I'll support because I can't support him now. But I do think there is a path to redemption for everybody. But when you do really bad things, it takes a really long time to get that redemption back.

[Amy]

They just said, overall, the decision was made because his presence would not be conducive to the public good.

[Morgan]

He Has a bunch of countries he's doing his tour in. He's going all over the world doing it, but, yeah, they did. 80,000 people, I think. Two nights in LA, played all the hits. Like, Lauryn Hill showed up. I was just surprised she showed up.

[Guest]

Yeah, I know.

[Morgan]

She played with.

[Eddie]

She did.

[Morgan]

I was just surprised she showed up four hours late. Yeah, I didn't show up at all. Wasn't he late?

[Eddie]

Like, I remember, like, at Austin City Limits Festival or something. He was the headliner and he didn't. He showed up, like, two hours late. Oh, I don't know.

[Morgan]

I'm sure this is, like, I don't

[Eddie]

know, a few years ago, so.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, oh. Which yay.

[Morgan]

Said you just call him Kanye. Literally.

[Amy]

Okay, sorry. Well, I was trying to be okay.

[Morgan]

You think weird, like.

[Amy]

No. So Kanye. Kanye understands that words aren't enough, and he'll have to show change through his actions. If people are open, like, he's here for it. So for some countries that are holding their boundary or some fans that are holding their boundary, it may take time. And maybe through his actions, there can be more of a. Like, like you were saying, a redemption story here. But I think it's gonna take time.

[Morgan]

It's gonna take a lot. And I don't even know. And who cares about me, right? I don't even know if I would give it, but I'm open to anybody trying to work away from the terrible things they did. But the more terrible, the more work. And there's a lot of work because that's some terrible stuff. Like, the worst. You're right, Mike. He's putting out merch with watch on it.

[Guest]

I think if you wanted to, like, double down so much on it, it would have been different, like, if we just made one comment, like, okay, I understand, but he went so hard for so long. It's. It's too much.

[Morgan]

I guess there's just nobody in his circle that could. That could stop him either. No.

[Eddie]

Is there anyone in music that you've just completely boycotted and Mike said he's can't listen to Kanye now.

[Morgan]

Boycotted. Like, I, I, I mean, I love. I believe I can fly from R. Kelly.

[Eddie]

Right. And if it comes on, you're still listening to it, right?

[Morgan]

It doesn't come on.

[Amy]

Nobody plays it.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

When nobody.

[Morgan]

Where would that come on? I wouldn't chase it down anyway. Even, even if he hadn't done that, I don't know that I'm going to track down I Believe I can fly.

[Amy]

I guess the way I Would put it. Sometimes if it pops in my head, I'll sing.

[Eddie]

Okay, that's, like, coming back on.

[Amy]

But then I'm like, oh, dang, R. Kelly. Such a shame. Diddy.

[Eddie]

See, that popped on my playlist the other day, and I was just like, all right. I didn't even think about it.

[Amy]

No. It's such a bummer. It's a shame. Can't. I don't want to listen to it.

[Eddie]

Michael Jackson comes on all the time.

[Morgan]

Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson didn't do anything.

[Amy]

I think he's innocent.

[Morgan]

Michael Jackson. I don't. I. I don't believe Michael Jackson ever touched a kid inappropriately.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but people still say it.

[Morgan]

Okay, but I don't believe he did.

[Amy]

But did he? We know he did.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

He touched a kid.

[Amy]

No, no, no. But we know he was abusive to women and men. Yeah.

[Mike]

Chris Brown is another one for me. I can't listen to Chris Brown.

[Morgan]

I don't. Anyway. Yeah, like, I never have to wrestle with that because I don't listen to Chris Brown.

[Eddie]

It's like one of his big songs.

[Morgan]

Run it. Run it. It's before you. It was before you when he was

[Bobby Bones]

a pop artist, and then you're not

[Morgan]

young enough to like him as a normal. As an artist now.

[Eddie]

Okay. I guess. And you were in pop radio.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that helps.

[Amy]

Yeah. I mean, the story that. When that broke, that was huge for, like, Rihanna and Chris were everything, and

[Morgan]

I don't know about everything.

[Amy]

Well, we were playing them a lot and talking about them a lot, and it was shocking that he did that to her.

[Morgan]

Yeah, that's true. But I mean, I don't say it was everything.

[Amy]

No. No. I mean, there were.

[Morgan]

I think he was, like, a top five pop artist. Rihanna was. I don't know. Wasn't ever that level.

[Eddie]

Okay. That was big.

[Morgan]

But, hey, dirt bag.

[Amy]

I don't know that they had a nickname.

[Morgan]

Yeah, Dirt Bag. That's bad news, that picture. Still bad news. Okay. Thank you for your story. Congress demands release of 46 secret government UFO videos. Member of Congress is demanding the Department of defense head over 46 classified military videos that insiders say capture unidentified aerial and underwater phenomena. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida, who chairs the House Task force on the declassification of federal secrets, sent a letter to Pete Hegseth setting April 4 deadline. Sources who have viewed the videos say they include clear full color footage. They're for sure hiding stuff from us. They're for sure. Like, I'm not even, like, probably for sure for sure. For sure. It's crazy and it's a slow roll. And when will disclosure ever happen? I don't know. I was talking about it yesterday. I want to show you a picture with a guy named Drew McIntyre on the Bobby cast. But I want to show you a picture of Drew before I tell you who he is.

[Amy]

Okay. He looks big.

[Morgan]

He's.

[Amy]

He's looking very big because, you know, you're six one.

[Morgan]

How big do you think he is?

[Amy]

He is six seven. Six six.

[Morgan]

And he's wearing shoes. But yes, probably six. Six, six, seven of those shoes. 275 he was just a WWE champion wrestler.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Morgan]

He lost it. But he's been world champion. He's been Intercontinental champion. But he's from Scotland. And when he was a kid, he, like, sent off freedom of information to the FBI to get a bunch of stuff. And he's way into. I hate to say aliens because it just invokes the thought of little green men, but he's into that. And we talked about that a bit yesterday. Crazy. Those Scottish people, man, they eat some crazy food. They probably say the same thing about us.

[Eddie]

What do they eat?

[Morgan]

They had something called black pudding. This comes out in next week's episode.

[Bobby Bones]

It's pig's blood.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Amy]

What do they put it on?

[Morgan]

I don't know. I eat pudding. By itself?

[Eddie]

Yeah, pudding. Like in a cup, Right, Mike?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Guest]

It kind of looks like. Like dried sausage, but it's red.

[Morgan]

Really red because it's.

[Eddie]

Because it's just blood. Do they put sugar?

[Morgan]

Black pudding? Yeah, it's red. I didn't know that. I don't know, dude. I don't like.

[Eddie]

They must put some kind of sweetener in that.

[Morgan]

I'm sure there's some added elements. You don't drink the blood.

[Guest]

It's, like, so dark that it's, like, kind of blackish red.

[Morgan]

Whoa. They eat, in Scotland pig intestines.

[Eddie]

Okay. We eat cow intestines.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, for sure.

[Morgan]

But it's just weird to hear no Mexicans.

[Eddie]

We eat everything.

[Morgan]

White people. We eat a lot of hot dogs. And, you know, I know what that is. That's a bunch of buttholes and intestines. I just got a better name. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

But, yeah, there's for sure something going on. So they want these videos to come out. If it does come out, that there are things bigger, stronger, faster than us, do you think the world freaks out?

[Amy]

I think we've been. We're slowly getting used to the idea that it exists. And maybe that's the point. Maybe that's what they're doing is we. Because if they had just hit us with this stuff, I don't know that we would have been able to handle it. But if you're paying attention, then I feel like there's been enough the last couple years where you're sort of like, oh, okay. I'm not shocked by this.

[Morgan]

One of the reasons that these government officials say that we don't share stuff is because we don't want other countries to know what we have because they may have more than us or less than us. Meaning if we have found, we'll just say craft. It could be aircraft, watercraft, whatever it is. And we have their technology that we're trying to reverse engineer. And then China or Russia or any of our adversaries find out that we have less than they do, and we know less than they do, they may feel like, well, we're stronger than they are. We can now overtake them.

[Bobby Bones]

So if we don't share what we

[Morgan]

have, everyone is still going, I wonder what they have. If we go at them, will they have more than us? That's one of the reasons that we don't share the technology that we found.

[Amy]

That makes sense.

[Eddie]

You know those doomsday fish? You've heard of those? Yeah, the ones that keep coming up on shore and like, they're like. For years, they were never. It was a species that was so deep sea, they would never even come close to the shore. Now you start thinking like, well, why are they coming up? Is there something deep, deep, deep, where they're just like, get away from that.

[Morgan]

I looked into that a little bit, and they don't really have a good answer. But the. The plates, like the tectonic plates.

[Eddie]

Yes, yes.

[Morgan]

Have been shifting a little more in the last decade or so, which, if that is deep under the ocean, it literally can just affect the fish, the animals that are below. And so that could be a reason or it could be. There was talk of. I was listening to Congressman, I think Tim Burchett is his name, talk about how a government official, a military official, was telling him that there was something as large as a football field as long as it going 100 miles an hour underwater.

[Amy]

Oh, what?

[Morgan]

And that we don't have submarines that do any. First of all, not near that big. And second of all, max speed 40 miles an hour underwater.

[Amy]

So is it some sort of underwater aircraft that is made by the aliens?

[Morgan]

See, it's weird to say aliens because everybody giggles.

[Amy]

Whatever.

[Morgan]

I know, because it makes it the

[Amy]

unidentified yes beings things.

[Eddie]

Could it be another country Could Mike,

[Morgan]

what do you see?

[Guest]

It says that he believes that non human intelligence may have bases on Earth, like, underneath.

[Eddie]

But he's bases.

[Morgan]

He's in the committee. I'm drinking this Starbucks. My Dragon Fruit. It's so good. I know we talked about on the show, like, for those who think it was just an ad, like, I'm 70% down here and I'm trying to drink enough water too, but.

[Eddie]

But back to the ocean thing, which. Yes, I think that, like, the ocean would be a great place to get on Earth. And no one can see you.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Because we haven't explored the ocean. We don't know anything about the ocean, but.

[Eddie]

And I know that the cruise, we were only like, in the. Like close, you know, like barely in the Gulf, barely in the Atlantic Ocean. But out there there was so much traffic of.

[Morgan]

You're talking about surface.

[Amy]

No, no, no, we're going down.

[Morgan]

We're talking about down.

[Eddie]

I understand, but they've got to start somewhere. Like, I think they. Right. The theory is they come from space and then go down.

[Amy]

No, the theory is they come from.

[Morgan]

They come up.

[Eddie]

So they were there to begin with.

[Morgan]

They could have been or there could be. We don't know what's at the bottom of the ocean in the deep parts. It's unexplored. Completely unexplored.

[Eddie]

Right. I thought it was more of like, oh, they came and they were like, the ocean is so unhabited, uninhabited. That's it. It's so, like, unknown that no human would even see us going through the ocean.

[Morgan]

But there have been videos of things going into the water as well.

[Amy]

Right, but are they going into the water? Are they returning to the water?

[Eddie]

Right.

[Morgan]

Are they coming from the middle? Middle Earth?

[Eddie]

I always assumed that they're coming from outer space.

[Morgan]

That's an assumption.

[Eddie]

I assumed they're coming from outer space. And that's how they get to. Because if they come to on land, like, we're pretty much everywhere on land. Cameras, people. Everywhere on the.

[Bobby Bones]

We have cameras.

[Morgan]

We're seeing them fly around already.

[Mike]

And we don't know what they look like either. Like, you're assuming we know that they don't look like us or that they're a version of us too.

[Amy]

But to Eddie's point of if they were to come from above space. Space, then the reason why this congressman is saying unidentified human or whatever object or whatever it is, if the. If they are coming from deep down within Earth's core. They're from Earth.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Amy]

So they're. They're not they're not. They're not aliens.

[Morgan]

That's why they don't say aliens.

[Amy]

Right.

[Morgan]

That's why.

[Amy]

That's why. I know. I was just putting that together of

[Eddie]

like, why so non human could. Like Aquaman.

[Morgan]

Well, you're doing fairy tales now.

[Eddie]

No, no, but that's a whole civilization underwater.

[Morgan]

Okay, sure, right.

[Guest]

Atlantis.

[Eddie]

Atlantis, sure.

[Morgan]

Atlantis was never real, but yeah. I don't understand the point you're trying to make.

[Eddie]

The point I'm trying to make is when we were on the cruise, there were a lot of vessels out there and I'm assuming transatlantic traffic. Boats. There are boats everywhere, and I feel like they would see anything.

[Morgan]

There are videos of things going into the water that are unexplainable, too. So if you're saying things are coming from space and we don't see them,

[Eddie]

I never hear, like, sailors saw this or sailors recorded all the time.

[Bobby Bones]

Recorded.

[Eddie]

I hear pilots saw this.

[Morgan]

Yes. So I still understand your point. Meaning things can't go in the water because we haven't seen them.

[Amy]

He's saying because when we were out on our cruise, he didn't see anything.

[Morgan]

So that's what I feel like.

[Amy]

So he's like, how is this possible?

[Morgan]

We can't even stop pirates in other parts of the ocean because the ocean is so big and vast and we're not everywhere. So it's for us to be able to think we'd see everything. And also that our eyes could even see if something was coming from above under. We don't see all around us right now all of the different cell phone.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Microwaves.

[Morgan]

Any of that.

[Eddie]

Cellular.

[Mike]

Different planes.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Which is crazy. Like, if we had a device to show all the waves that are in the air right now, we'd probably freak out.

[Morgan]

We freak out. Okay, let's go. Eddie, your story.

[Eddie]

Yeah, mine's really cool. So you know the game Rocket League?

[Morgan]

Yeah. Where you play soccer and you hit the ball into the net with the cars? Yeah.

[Eddie]

So, Amy, it's like soccer, but with the cars. Like, you control the cars and the car hits when you try to get in goal. In Vegas, they have real life Rocket League. It's in the desert. They have a course and everything, and anyone can do it. So next time we go to Vegas, which is probably iHeart Festival, we should go play Rocket League in cars.

[Morgan]

You act like we have the time to do that.

[Eddie]

You're right. It'd probably take a little bit, but how cool is that?

[Amy]

I have no desire.

[Morgan]

I don't have desire either, really, to,

[Eddie]

like, Try to hit a wall with your go.

[Morgan]

Car sick playing car soccer. I think that would be fun for some people.

[Eddie]

You're bursting my bubble. Get car sick. Do you get car sick when you drive or just passenger?

[Morgan]

If I'm driving a lot of curves, yeah. Like whenever we were driving the Hyundai's on the racetrack. I was driving. I got car sick when we were.

[Eddie]

What do you call that? When we were drifting?

[Morgan]

Yeah, well, I don't know that I was drifting. You people drifted without me. I was racing. I was trying to beat speed time.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's right. That's right. I drifted with a professional drifter.

[Morgan]

They wouldn't let me drift. I flip it. But I was getting carsick driving it because of how hard the turns were. I feel like Rocket League would be that.

[Eddie]

It's just funny. Like I remember watching playing Rocket League and being like, this is so dumb. Like, this is never realistic. But the fact that people are using real cars and playing Rocket League, it looks so cool. And there's videos of it.

[Morgan]

It looks awesome, Morgan.

[Mike]

All right, so there was a woman visiting Florida and she saw somebody struggling to swim in the ocean. And she ran in to go help him and she's instructing him to get on his back, let the waves carry him in and stuff. And she found out a couple hours later this man was a wanted murderer alleged for killing his wife and her lover.

[Amy]

And she saved him.

[Mike]

She tried. Yes, she was attempting. But he, he responded to her when she kept trying to save him and said that he was going on a long vacation. So it's assumed he was trying to take his life after committing the murder. He's still on the run. He's still not found.

[Amy]

Oh my.

[Mike]

Yeah, but she didn't find out he was a murderer until a couple hours later. So she was just trying to help a person.

[Eddie]

Weird.

[Morgan]

And that person didn't want to be helped. But now the person's running or he

[Mike]

already took his life. They don't know.

[Morgan]

Got to go.

[Amy]

So.

[Mike]

But yeah, so he, he had found his. His wife of 13 years with her lover and he killed them both.

[Amy]

What a weird story of like now before you help somebody, you have to be like, hey, before I save your life, you good?

[Mike]

Are you.

[Morgan]

Are you cool?

[Amy]

Are you evil? Did you just murder anybody?

[Morgan]

There's a former US Air Force Master Sergeant Alan Hayward James has pleaded guilty to a nine year, $37 million fraud scheme in which he manipulated it contracts to inflate costs and siphon money to himself.

[Amy]

37 million.

[Morgan]

He defrauded the military at $37 million.

[Eddie]

I mean, that's so gutsy. Like you're going to steal from. It's just people that do these kind of schemes. It's gutsy anyway. But like you're going to get caught, right? Eventually. But the fact that you go after like the government, that's crazy.

[Morgan]

I would argue that they do them because other people have instructed them how to do it and they never caught. I think most people don't get caught doing this. I think only most people.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

I would think most of these fraudulent schemes that happen, people get away with.

[Eddie]

But. But can they just stop though? Like, I think a lot of them just like, oh, we got away with that, let's do another one. Then that's when they get caught. When they do their fifth one.

[Morgan]

This guy was doing it for nine years.

[Amy]

Wow.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

He probably never thought he'd get caught. There's probably some mess up. But I would think most of these that are happening by intelligent people know that they can do it for a long time and they don't get caught. And that's why it's such news when it does happen.

[Amy]

I mean, how do you hide that amount of money though? Like you're a master, so you're enlisted in the Air Force, so you're not even an officer and you have all this like, are you living a lavish life or is the money hidden somewhere? Because like, I don't know, the stolen

[Morgan]

funds were funneled through shell companies and fake salaries, even covering luxury trips for associates. Prosecutors say the scheme not only defrauded taxpayers, but undermine competition. 45 years in prison he's facing and he's got to pay restitution. But you ain't gonna get that money back.

[Eddie]

Money's gone.

[Morgan]

Yeah, sorry. Money gone. Mike, we. Hand me that sheet that I have those other topics on move down here.

[Amy]

45 years in prison.

[Eddie]

That's a long time.

[Amy]

I know.

[Morgan]

It's a lot of money, so.

[Amy]

It is a lot of money. I know. Just over here thinking. It's so interesting how some people get put away and some people don't.

[Morgan]

A Texas mother's been charged with medical child abuse after allegedly spending years fabricating her three year old son's illness to get him unnecessary surgeries and treatments. She should go to jail for 45 years.

[Eddie]

Why is she getting the like, what are the unnecessary treatments?

[Morgan]

Katelyn Rose Laura, 31, was arrested in late March on felony charges including injury to a child causing serious bodily injury. Investigators say she falsely told doctors the boy had cerebral palsy Seizures and severe feeding problems, leading to a feeding tube surgery he didn't need at one point. He was on 17 different medications. When separated from his mother in February, the boy was eating normally, had no need for a wheelchair. Investigators also are looking into possible Medicare Medicaid fraud.

[Eddie]

Oh, there you go.

[Morgan]

And GoFundMe accounts, NBC News with that. She was dang.

[Eddie]

Collecting money.

[Morgan]

Hurting the kid terrible. Hurting the kid more. I don't even care about the money. You.

[Eddie]

No, I'm saying that's the reason why she did it.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, for sure.

[Eddie]

Hurting the kid. That's terrible.

[Morgan]

Your own kid. That's wild. You still think you're going to go to Paris?

[Amy]

Oh, I want to. I've been trying to manifest it. Morgan gave me a little Paris book and a scarf for my birthday. And in the card she was like. To help manifest your trip.

[Morgan]

You don't have to manifest it. You can just do it.

[Amy]

I have the book out and I've got the scarf ready.

[Eddie]

You can literally just book it.

[Morgan]

But, like, manifesting something is something you really don't have control over, that you could hopefully influence and make it happen. You can literally buy tickets and go to Paris, right?

[Amy]

So am I gonna buy tickets and go to Paris by myself?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what I have to decide. Which I will. Maybe. That would be really good for me. I. Right now, I don't know anybody that can go to Paris this summer. Except for.

[Morgan]

Go by yourself.

[Amy]

My ex boyfriend who's already going.

[Eddie]

Well, maybe. Oh, he's going already.

[Amy]

They're going to France and so I was gonna be Bob.

[Morgan]

You can't go with your ex boyfriend.

[Amy]

No, I know, I know.

[Morgan]

I mean, you could, but you can't.

[Amy]

That's what I'm saying. Like, they were. This was a trip. I was gonna be included on the whole family. His whole family. Oh, and then I was gonna be bop on up to Paris because they

[Bobby Bones]

were going for three days.

[Morgan]

By yourself.

[Bobby Bones]

You're single.

[Morgan]

You have the money. Don't go for longer than that because by yourself, longer than that will feel like an eternity.

[Amy]

But that entire flight over there, big

[Morgan]

deal, you're by yourself. Not a bad deal. You'll go. You'll fly to New York, you'll fly seven and a half hours over. You'll sleep on the plane a little bit, and you'll go on adrenaline. Day one, you'll sleep through. Day two, you'll do a little bit. Day three, then you'll be ready to come home.

[Eddie]

You have one day in Paris.

[Morgan]

No. You have three days sleeping the whole second day. You don't want to be exhausted the whole time, so you'll sleep a lot.

[Amy]

Day two I've done that.

[Morgan]

I've done a trip by myself to foreign countries before. Multiple times. If you go and you're exhausted and you're there three days, your whole trip, you're just tired. It sucks. So you do want to get there and do a lot of sleeping to catch up.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Morgan]

It's good.

[Bobby Bones]

Pink drink. Yep.

[Morgan]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Morgan]

Yep.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

You see what I got going on here?

[Morgan]

What is that?

[Amy]

This is my duolingo. I'm duolingo.

[Morgan]

And he's learning a new language. She learning French, too. Really?

[Amy]

I've got French selected, and you fill out this questionnaire when you join the app, and it's like, what do you want to learn French for? To be fluent or to, like, just travel there and be like, get by. So I'm on the travel learning section. So I'm like, they look at you

[Morgan]

funny when you try. I know, because I got.

[Amy]

At least I'll maybe know what they're saying.

[Morgan]

You won't. I studied French at college, and I know that's a long time ago, but they talk so fast, and I would try. And I remember being in a mall and I said, you know, bonjour, whatever. And the guy was like, dude, I speak English.

[Amy]

And you're like, perfect, thank you.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, no, because I know English and

[Morgan]

I know they know English, but I was trying. And so I took it as a bit of an insult that even me trying so hard was so hard for them to understand, even though I knew the basic building blocks of French. And he was like, ah, yeah, I don't know.

[Eddie]

Let's just get on with this.

[Morgan]

Yeah, he was working.

[Amy]

Yeah, well, maybe I can just say

[Morgan]

it's fun to learn, though. But they talk so fast.

[Amy]

Cafe.

[Eddie]

What is that?

[Amy]

Coffee.

[Eddie]

Oh, okay.

[Morgan]

What is that?

[Eddie]

What did she say? She said.

[Amy]

I said, cafe.

[Eddie]

Un cafe. That's Spanish.

[Amy]

It's spelled U N. But it's like the way they say, I don't know. At least the little voice on here is baseball.

[Morgan]

What's that?

[Eddie]

I didn't know if cafe was the actual coffee shop or the actual coffee.

[Amy]

I'm so mad I missed one of the questions on here because eclair. Eclair in French is eclair in English, and I got confused because I kept looking for a different word that's like the pastry. Yes. It's not different.

[Morgan]

Of all the words you can learn, you're trying to learn eclair.

[Amy]

I'm not learning eclair. This is the traveler's guide. Eclair, croissant, cafe, teacher, Tea. No tea.

[Eddie]

What's the bathroom?

[Amy]

I haven't gotten the bathroom yet. Oh, you just get there. Si vous play. Bonjour. I don't know.

[Morgan]

Bonjour. They don't really say bonjour. It's so formal.

[Amy]

Bonsoir. I don't know. I think one morning. Good evening. I. Guys. I don't know. I just downloaded it. I'm on, like, day two.

[Eddie]

You should learn. Have you seen my wallet?

[Morgan]

I lost my phone.

[Eddie]

I lost my phone. I accidentally hit that car.

[Morgan]

Somebody scammed me.

[Amy]

Help. That's funny. Maybe I do need to learn how to say help.

[Morgan]

Eddie thinks he got offered World cup passes, like credentials.

[Eddie]

I got an email. I got an email, and it's. I don't know, it looks legit, but it says you have till Friday to claim your FIFA World cup credentials. And I'm like, this is crazy.

[Amy]

Did you see tickets have gone up to, like, $10,000?

[Morgan]

Yeah. I mean, even to buy them. If you can buy them from the World cup, they're very expensive. But if you're buying them, you know, secondary, you can. Some of Those tickets are $50,000.

[Amy]

Oh, my.

[Eddie]

Are they coming to Nashville? What's the closest.

[Morgan]

I don't think they're playing in Nash.

[Amy]

I don't know, Atlanta or something.

[Morgan]

Okay, Atlanta. Because they get to keep Mercedes Benz on the stadium. The rest of them, they have to remove all the names of the stadium. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Morgan]

New York, Atlanta. I don't think they're coming to Nashville. But what's crazy is the World cup and the Olympics are happening around not the same time, but, like, both in America.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I'm out. I'm not doing big crowd stuff.

[Eddie]

You're out of what? The Olympics.

[Amy]

Any of that. Like, I'm not competing. No, no. But it would. Would y' all go to that and feel. I would go to that stuff and feel terrified, and I don't want to go.

[Morgan]

If I wanted to go, I would go and not be fearful, but I don't. I'm not a soccer guy anyway. Even the Olympics, I'm not gonna go to California. The Olympics feels like a mess just in general to have to fight through, but LA does like handle massive events really well, so it'd probably be a little easier in la. But the Olympics, they're having it all over North America.

[Amy]

Oh, it's scattered.

[Morgan]

And the World Cup I think is too.

[Eddie]

That is North America.

[Morgan]

The World cup is because the Olympics in America, they're doing softball in Oklahoma City. So. And then they do soccer in the Olympics too.

[Amy]

Okay, well, that I would maybe go to. I'd hit up a soft. An Olympic game in Oklahoma. I don't want to go to like. Yeah, yeah. I don't want to go to like,

[Eddie]

you know, I go track and field.

[Amy]

There's.

[Bobby Bones]

Can you pull that up like site.

[Morgan]

Because I'm. It's in la, but I think they're having.

[Guest]

You want the World cup or the.

[Morgan]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

I'm confused.

[Guest]

I have the World Cup.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Do World Cup.

[Guest]

World cup is Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Louisiana. Miami, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle.

[Amy]

Oh, wow.

[Eddie]

So just America.

[Morgan]

Big shout out Kansas City for getting.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Arrowhead, I guess.

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah. But they have a. They have a really good like followed soccer team. But yeah. Probably Arrowhead's only stadium big enough to fill.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like, I think they have a nice soccer culture there, but I don't think you need a soccer culture really because I think the culture will come to you in the World Cup Olympics.

[Mike]

So the 2028 Summer Olympics are going to be in Los Angeles, California with some preliminary soccer matches and a few specific event softball Canoe Solemn are planned for cities across the US and Oklahoma City. What cities are New York, Columbus, St Louis, Nashville, San Jose and San Diego are the decentralized events.

[Morgan]

Imagine this. You've been training your whole life. You live in China.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And you're like, we're going to the Olympics. Where are you going? Columbus, Ohio. And big shout to Columbus.

[Bobby Bones]

Not a big city.

[Morgan]

So you finally think you're going to come to see Los Angeles and you're doing some random event in Louisville.

[Amy]

Do you get to go to the big ceremony and then you travel to.

[Mike]

If you win. So the preliminary soccer matches are in those cities.

[Amy]

I mean, opening, like do you get. Because I feel like that's the whole experience. You're not. Yeah. To be at the opening.

[Morgan]

I would imagine. Yes, you'll get to do the opening. Unless you're. Unless your matches are. Because some of those matches are before the Olympics even start.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Morgan]

And so I think timing is probably a big Part of it.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

If you're like the next day, if you know you're playing in Jackson, Mississippi the next day, I don't think you're

[Eddie]

gonna go do the beautiful Jackson, Mississippi.

[Morgan]

Yeah. You're in Mountain Pine, Arkansas. Can you imagine?

[Guest]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

You made it.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Guest]

Congrats.

[Morgan]

You're going to Olympics. Where are you at? Hot Springs, Arkansas.

[Eddie]

Did it say what's in Nashville? Because that'd be fun.

[Mike]

That's the preliminary soccer.

[Morgan]

So they're going to play here in the football stadium.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Mike]

Yeah. And then softball and what? Salam Canoe Salaam is going to be in Oklahoma City.

[Morgan]

I don't know what that is. It's not slalom. That's all I think about is skiing.

[Mike]

It's spelled like that. S L A L, O, M. Slalom.

[Amy]

Maybe it's the skiing, but in a

[Morgan]

canoe, I would think if it's slalom.

[Mike]

Let's see.

[Morgan]

Salam feels like something religious or short for salami. Or salami. Yes.

[Mike]

They navigate through 150 and 300 meter rapid course, passing between red upstream and green downstream.

[Morgan]

My point is, I don't think that the FIFA World cup is reaching out to you to try to give you credentials.

[Eddie]

Oh, well, here's the thing too. It's in my personal email. So like, I don't do any kind of like business on that. It's literally just like my, my kids

[Amy]

school, you're getting scammed.

[Eddie]

So. But it's so specific, like with everything that I need. Here's another theory I have too about that. I also have gotten emails from another Eddie Garcia who uses my email for petsmart like a lot of other stores and he lives in California. So I'm wondering if he legitimately applied for these and forgot, like, oh, no, this is not my real address. So what if it's real?

[Morgan]

What if they just know every Garcia likes soccer so they just send it to all Garcias as a scam?

[Eddie]

I mean, I could have gotten targeted for that.

[Amy]

Sure.

[Morgan]

Also, I have a note here that CEO of Whataburger wants to meet with Eddie.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Scuba hit me up.

[Morgan]

The CEO of actual Whataburger.

[Eddie]

Whataburger. And he was like, Scuba was like, when are you available? The CEO wants to meet you. And I'm like, dude, let's do this. Why do you think he wants to meet me?

[Morgan]

Well, you're a big water burger guy, but Scuba, is this the real CEO?

[Eddie]

Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

[Debbie]

And it's a woman.

[Eddie]

Her name's Debbie. Why would she want to sex me? Why would she want to see me. That's very sexist of me.

[Amy]

Dang.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Debbie]

It's one of those things where, like, even before I knew Eddie, I'm sure he's been a massive fan of Whataburger, and for six years, we've been trying to do something with it, and just, like, I don't know what we're waiting for. So she reached out and she said, hey, I'm gonna be in town. And I guess her daughter is a massive fan of this show, and so she wants to come by and see the studio and that kind of stuff. So Eddie is also a fan of Whataburger, so it just makes sense.

[Morgan]

Yeah, let them come up.

[Debbie]

Yeah, they're coming.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

So actually, she wants to come up and see the show, and then you're also here.

[Amy]

Scuba. Did Scuba pitch Eddie to meet her or she wanted to meet Eddie?

[Debbie]

Well, there's been many conversations where they've

[Morgan]

come by a few different times. No, what I was told is Eddie said the CEO of Whataburger wants to meet him.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's what Scuba told me.

[Debbie]

And she does. Yeah, she really does, because she. She loves your passion for the brand and wants to see you.

[Eddie]

That's me, man. Yeah. Yeah.

[Debbie]

And. And see the studio and that kind of thing.

[Eddie]

You think I should hit her with, like, I can be the face of Whataburger.

[Morgan]

Not if you don't want to be disappointed.

[Eddie]

What does that mean?

[Morgan]

They're never going to choose you as

[Eddie]

a face of Waterbury. Why not?

[Morgan]

Two reasons. One, your face.

[Eddie]

What's wrong with my face?

[Morgan]

And two, they would get somebody, like, actually famous. No.

[Eddie]

Sometimes people. Well, it's a bad example, but sometimes they use normal people, but not as

[Morgan]

the face of Whataburger. They would want to get someone like a Hemsworth.

[Amy]

Not. He has since been canceled. I know, but we're not Jared from Subway.

[Bobby Bones]

But Jared from Subway had a whole story.

[Morgan]

Like, he.

[Bobby Bones]

I have some weight.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, he lost weight.

[Morgan]

No, you don't. Jared from Subway went from a guy who was extremely overweight to losing, like, £100.

[Eddie]

They could make that up.

[Morgan]

But they didn't make that up, though. Like, you don't have a story.

[Amy]

Start your story.

[Eddie]

I did not want to use him as an example, but perfect example of.

[Morgan]

But that's not a. That's not a perfect example, though.

[Amy]

It's actually not, because Bobby's right. He had a. He built a story. Like, if you were going to Water Burger, you know, twice a day every week, and you had this whole Thing and it changed your life.

[Eddie]

Okay, let me start brainstorming.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

How did Water Burger change my life?

[Morgan]

Let us know what you come up with. One in ten Americans suffer from compulsive buying. Scientists define this disorder as uncontrolled urges to buy with significant adverse consequences. Doing things such as buying to improve your mood, buying for buying sake, or getting into financial trouble with all your buying counts as compulsive buying. The American Journal of Psychiatry. Thoughts?

[Amy]

I see how that happens. I definitely feel better after I buy something, but it's short lived. And with my maturity I have realized that. So I try not to seek my dopamine from that. However, it. I slip up every now and then, but I don't have that. Whatever that is. No, I'm in a season of saving.

[Morgan]

You know where I slip up most is on Instagram. They. They offer me some good deals like sweatshirts and stuff.

[Amy]

Well, they just make it too easy.

[Morgan]

And then I feel good on a buy. Makes me feel good.

[Eddie]

Are they good shirts?

[Morgan]

Yeah, for the most part. Like, I bought. I don't know why, I don't even like peanuts or Charlie Brown, but I bought like a Linus oversized sweatshirt. It just looked comfortable. And I bought it and I wore it the other day and I don't know, pretty good, but I don't. It hurts me because I don't really wear anything to work unless it's a cardigan. So I don't buy a bunch of clothes anymore. Shoes I do a little bit. I'm not as shoey as I used to be, but shirts, what do I. I just wear cardigans and T shirts all the time. So they cut down the clothing buying.

[Amy]

Yeah, I've been trying to just wait, re. Re. Wear things as much as possible. I used to shop a lot more and now I'm just like, whatever. I used to think, oh, I wore that last week, I'm not gonna wear it. And now I'm like, it's a Friday. And I'll think, oh, I wore that Monday. Okay, I'm gonna wear it on Friday. I don't care anymore.

[Morgan]

I mean, I wear things two or three days in a row sometimes. Yeah, no, because I know. Who cares? They're editing video clips anyway. There's no difference.

[Eddie]

Yeah, who cares?

[Morgan]

When I get home though, I change immediately.

[Eddie]

Yeah, you're cut off.

[Morgan]

Cut off with shorts.

[Eddie]

Okay, quick.

[Morgan]

Every day. There are home tests now to test your cellular age.

[Amy]

Oh, this I will buy.

[Morgan]

You may think you know how old you are, but longevity experts say that that's not necessarily the case you were born on X date, but how many times have you celebrated your birthday? But it's what's happening other than chronologically. That is your cellular age and cellular level and that is your true age. There are direct to consumer test kits that determine your biological age based on wear and tear of your body. Saliva based instead of blood based. Dr. Douglas Vaughn, the director of Longevity Institute at Northwestern University School of Medicine says biological test kits can figure out health data.

[Amy]

So where do we get it?

[Morgan]

NBC News has a story, doesn't give a link. Ranging from 300 to 500 bucks. Some experts say the test walks a fine line.

[Amy]

How much? 300.

[Morgan]

500.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Amy, I can tell you right now, you, you're younger than your cellular age is younger than your real age.

[Amy]

Yeah, but I want to know what my cellular age is. Hello, Phone. Give me a link.

[Morgan]

She's not pushing a button. She just wants it to hear.

[Eddie]

It'll come later.

[Christy]

It will.

[Amy]

It'll show up in my algorithm. No doubt.

[Morgan]

A California gas station is charging 9.99 a gallon.

[Amy]

9.99.

[Morgan]

The very remote Gorda by the Sea gas station. A Big sur is selling a gallon of gas for $9.99 and it would be $10 or more. But the digital numbers on the gas pump don't go higher.

[Eddie]

That's what I was going to ask. Yeah.

[Morgan]

He claims he's not gouging. He's not making any money off the high prices. He says the whole central California coastal town runs off gas generators, not electricity, which is the reason his prices are so inflated. Also, the tanker truck that fills the pumps comes from 100 miles away. The town is usually listed as having the highest prices in the country because of how hard it is to get to ksbw.

[Eddie]

Ain't no good.

[Morgan]

Ain't no good. I'm just so happy I have electric cars.

[Eddie]

We're close to five here. Like, we're so close to five.

[Morgan]

I saw it was like 489 or something.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And it goes up like every day like a couple cents. Crazy. And I've never been that kind to like look at the gas prices or comment about the best. But I'm that dad now, like driving the car and like, look, honey, look at that. We went up two cents but because it's climbing fast.

[Amy]

What are you looking at me?

[Eddie]

What do you got?

[Morgan]

Okay. Nothing. What? This story's not.

[Amy]

Oh, I thought you were showing me something.

[Morgan]

No.

[Amy]

Oh, it's only probably gonna get a little Higher, Eddie.

[Morgan]

I know they don't open the effing straight.

[Amy]

I know. I was just looking at my phone and I was like, okay, it's 10:36 right now.

[Morgan]

Any other crazy tweets? That's what I was looking at you about.

[Amy]

No, I was checking the time because I'm kind of scared.

[Eddie]

For 8pm why is the straight closed?

[Morgan]

Because they don't want us using it.

[Eddie]

I come to you guys for all my political news. Do you?

[Morgan]

Well, they've closed it. I mean, I wonder what chat GBT would say the real answer to that instead of me giving misinformation. They're not letting us use it. They're letting other people use it.

[Eddie]

This is the.

[Morgan]

Let me just ask, boy.

[Eddie]

Which straight is this? South America.

[Bobby Bones]

So you know nothing.

[Morgan]

You literally know nothing.

[Amy]

This is over in the Middle East.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's a straight over there. Straight.

[Morgan]

I'm not saying you know nothing is a bat. Like, you're an idiot. I'm saying you're coming from.

[Eddie]

No, yeah, I don't. I don't read those.

[Amy]

But yeah, apparently if they don't open it tonight, into civilization is going to be bad. And we'll know by 8pm which time zone. I.

[Morgan]

Probably Eastern.

[Amy]

I'm. I assume D.C. because that's where he was posting from.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Or Florida.

[Eddie]

Oh, boy.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Mike]

Can I admit something? I saw something the other day talking about how, like, they were gonna. Iran was gonna take out a bunch of our, like, tech companies and banks and stuff. So I panicked and went and got cash from the atm. That's the first time something online has ever, like.

[Amy]

Like, panicked me.

[Mike]

Enough that I would drain your account? No, but just enough to, like. Because I was having, like, the last of us vibes where I was like, we're gonna need cash. That's the only way we're gonna be able to function. And go, like, panicked. It was the first time ever that I really felt it. I was like, I'm just gonna make sure I have cash on hand.

[Amy]

It's not a bad idea.

[Eddie]

Because isn't that, like, part of. I mean, it would be a huge issue if everyone took money out of the bank at the same time.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, because they need that. It is 8pm Eastern, by the way. Just kind of very bizarre behavior, you know?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And that's why our gas prices are

[Morgan]

up, like, roughly quarter, maybe. Wrong. That of oil travels through the strait, and so it is definitely a big part of it. It sits between Iran and. I don't know how to say this as A country, Oman. So it's the straight of H O R M U Z. Yeah, I don't

[Amy]

know how to say it either, but Hormuz. Hormez.

[Morgan]

It is a very important oil route, and because about a quarter of oil passes through it, there's no oil going through it. If it's shut down to us, we're not getting the oil. Oil's more expensive. So. Yeah.

[Amy]

And this morning at like 7:06am Our President sent a very dire warning on his social media. Sending a message and making a declaration that's going to be the end of a civilization.

[Morgan]

That's like a war crime, which is. I don't think it'll happen. I literally don't think it'll happen. I think you just end up saying, oh, we compromised, we negotiated. I got what I want. Even if he didn't, I think that's what'll happen.

[Eddie]

I hope so.

[Morgan]

I mean, he was saying yesterday in a press briefing, he could nuke it. He could wipe it out in a day.

[Amy]

I kind of. Yeah, just. Can it be tomorrow and we can know what's going on?

[Morgan]

Do you see all the people fooled by the AI picture of the pilot that they saved?

[Amy]

No. What? What. Which picture?

[Mike]

Did I fall for it.

[Amy]

What was the picture? The found pilot?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Was it them on the helicopter?

[Morgan]

Total AI.

[Amy]

Okay. We need a new. There has to be a.

[Morgan]

Well, they're not going to show everybody's faces. All the SEAL team.

[Amy]

I understand that.

[Morgan]

And everybody's face was right in, like, going. But even Greg Abbott was like, this is a great picture. It was so easily AI so, like, what do.

[Amy]

What do we do? Like, there needs to be a AI banner. You know, like when we were kids and we would get proofs of our softball pictures, our baseball pictures, school pictures, you know.

[Eddie]

Watermark.

[Amy]

Yeah, like a watermark. And there needs to be like a AI stamp. That.

[Morgan]

That's the point of AI. They don't want you to know. It's.

[Amy]

I know they want.

[Debbie]

It's real.

[Morgan]

It's marked on Twitter sometimes.

[Guest]

So you want to be reposted.

[Morgan]

It.

[Guest]

There was like a little.

[Amy]

A watermark.

[Morgan]

At first it wasn't marked, but then enough people do community note on it that it ends up being marked. But there were Congress people. The governor of Texas were like, great picture. Love it. It was obviously AI.

[Amy]

Yeah. You can't. Government people need to. We can't react too quickly to things these days because then you're going to look like you don't know what you're talking about. I Can look like that. Like AI.

[Mike]

The point is to confuse us so when stuff does come out, we don't know what's true or what's not.

[Amy]

Yes. Isn't that kind of the point?

[Morgan]

Almost cartoonish though, meaning.

[Amy]

And then to Bobby's point, like showing their faces like, hey, yeah.

[Morgan]

Now that I think about it, everybody was too good looking. The face was perfect, perfectly lit. Yeah. The flag was in the perfect place. Everybody was like celebrating a helicopter clean. It was to me so obviously fake. I couldn't believe it. Now the incident wasn't fake. They went and I. Thankfully to those Iranian people, they helped us. Once he went down, he had to climb. He climbed like 6,000ft to a higher place and then. And then hid for like 36 hours. And then we got there and saved him. Like shout out to our guys for going and do. But like the Iranian people helped out. Like they blocked traffic for a while. Like it was crazy how that part of the country isn't as aligned with who we feel is adversarial to us. And so they helped.

[Amy]

I can't remember what this is called in Afghanistan, but in the Hindu Kush mountains, whenever. The lone survivor, I can't think of his name right now, but he was a SEAL member and he was in a shootout with the Taliban. Everybody else in his unit died and he was the lone survivor and he was hiding in the mountains. And the villagers that lived in these mountains, they're afraid Gan people. And they knew who he was, but they said regardless of who he was, part of their culture is, if someone is in need, you help them. And they took him in and they helped protect him from the Taliban. And it's got a specific name of what it is in their, in their culture, but that they're like, this is what we do. Like, to them, it would be a sin to not help the person that needed help, no matter who that might be.

[Morgan]

I was reading some of the story about the rescue of the pilot, our soldier, and from what I read, there were some of. There were some of our equipment we couldn't get back up once we went in. And so, you know, we do. If we can't get it back up, we blow it up. We blow our own stuff up.

[Eddie]

So no one else can.

[Morgan]

No one else can have it. What was great was we. It didn't matter the cost of the equipment. Like, we go, we get our guy. Like, that's.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby Bones]

Super cool.

[Morgan]

And so we got our guy. But then I saw the picture and I was like, obviously this is fake. Everybody knows this is fake.

[Bobby Bones]

It showed like, every.

[Morgan]

All the SEAL members faces. Like, then.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's true.

[Morgan]

Then you have all these politicians, like, retweet it going, great picture. Wonder, like, are you guys this. Maybe they're just old. It's just. They're just old.

[Mike]

I think that's where I first saw it was because somebody like, the feed on for the show is like, so scattered. There's so much in it. And I think what I saw was people reacting to politicians sharing it. And that's how I even saw the photo, was because politicians were sharing it. It wasn't in my feed otherwise.

[Morgan]

Yeah, there's a. I saw Waymo this morning. Did you guys see those driving around ever?

[Amy]

No.

[Eddie]

Driverless.

[Morgan]

I don't know because it was dark when I was driving in. But I saw it and it was at a light and that thing was spinning on top of it.

[Guest]

Yeah, they're driverless now. Here they are for like, the last couple weeks.

[Eddie]

Wow, cool. Cause I saw one a couple days ago with still someone in it.

[Morgan]

Can you order a driverless one here?

[Guest]

I haven't tried, but I've seen them. I don't know if they're still like, testing them without people because I haven't seen anybody in the back. I've just seen solo Waymos.

[Eddie]

You need to try one. Because I really want know what you think about it.

[Morgan]

Yeah, Waymos for those that don't know. And I've never been in one. I've only heard the news stories about them. And you guys have been in them?

[Eddie]

Yeah, they.

[Morgan]

There's no driver. And they just. They. It's an Uber, but with no driver. But there was a story a Waymo had to be rescued from the flood waters in San Antonio over the weekend after it got stuck. There were no passengers inside. Officers attempted. Attempted to help Renavigate, but they couldn't. So news for San Antonio.

[Amy]

This is how messed up my brain is. Like, I just got sad for the car for being stuck.

[Morgan]

Poor car.

[Eddie]

Oh, you didn't think like, wow, thank you.

[Amy]

No, I know. I did think that. I was like, wow, there are no humans. But then I had this thought of, like, I was sad for the car.

[Eddie]

The car.

[Morgan]

Help me.

[Bobby Bones]

Help me.

[Amy]

Because it's a Waymo. Because it drives itself and it had like. It says, I need to. I need intervention.

[Eddie]

Tell my family I love them.

[Morgan]

Help my family.

[Amy]

Oh, gosh.

[Morgan]

All right, that's it. Do we got everybody's story? Lunchbox is not here today. Sick. So everybody. Everybody got the story, everybody. Good. I mean, anything else up with you?

[Amy]

Yeah. No.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Amy]

No, no. I'm telling you, I'm just gonna keep. I think I probably have to take a Xanax tonight at 7:00pm let's go. Maybe 8:00pm Central, so I can just go to sleep. So I don't know what's happening in the world.

[Eddie]

Oh, gotcha.

[Morgan]

I've been completely medicationless for, like, six weeks.

[Amy]

Well, yeah.

[Morgan]

About to get back on it, though.

[Amy]

Maybe tonight is the night.

[Eddie]

Oh, you want to do it with Amy?

[Amy]

I know. And now Morgan's got me, and now I gotta go to the bank. Sorry.

[Eddie]

No, don't do that. Don't do that.

[Amy]

Well, just a little bit. I do have my.

[Bobby Bones]

You should do.

[Morgan]

Have just a little bit anyway.

[Amy]

Yeah, I have my gold nugget.

[Eddie]

Man, my cash doesn't last at all. Like, I leave my wallet in the drawer by the keys. And the kids, the wife.

[Amy]

Wait, the kids have access to the cash?

[Eddie]

Well, I just leave my wallet there

[Morgan]

and then it's the kid's cash and piggy banks. That's his money, dude.

[Eddie]

It's just terrible. And then. And then I'll be like, where's that $10 I had? And then my son will be like, oh, I needed it for lunch. Sorry, Dad. I took it the other day, like. So, like, all the money I made on the boat. I made like 250 bucks on the boat.

[Morgan]

You gotta hide it better.

[Amy]

Oh, I still have that cash. And it's hidden. I keep mine hidden.

[Morgan]

Well, where exactly?

[Amy]

I'm not. I'm not saying.

[Eddie]

By the gold bar.

[Amy]

No.

[Morgan]

Which is located in the freezer.

[Eddie]

By the.

[Amy]

I'm not telling you where the cash is, but I do. I still have my boat cat. I call it my boat cache.

[Morgan]

All right, that's gonna wrap it up for today. Thank you, everybody. New Bobby cast up today with the lead singer of Switchfoot. So you can check that out on podcast or on Netflix. What about you?

[Amy]

I have a new. Yeah. Feeling things with Amy and Kat. You can check it out. Not on Netflix, but just download. Listen to podcasts.

[Morgan]

Dream big.

[Eddie]

Keep working, kid.

[Morgan]

Dream big.

[Amy]

And Kat, my co host, is a therapist. She taught me about seagulling. And turns out we find out in real time that I've been seagulled before and I'm dirty.

[Morgan]

Sounds like somebody just pooping on you. What? I think I was a seagull. Like, flying over and just pooping on

[Eddie]

you or stealing your food.

[Amy]

Kat reveals the crazy reason why she didn't go to the University of Alabama. It's so crazy to me.

[Morgan]

Why don't you just tell me that?

[Amy]

Okay. She said she had such anxiety as a high schooler and she already had body image issues and she started to freak out. That's really the. That's where she wanted to go. And she ended up going to a much smaller school in Mississippi, and then she did her grad program at Vanderbilt, but she was so dead set on going to Alabama and last minute pulled it because she heard that during sorority rush, they sit you on a dryer and turn it on and then circle your fat where it jiggles.

[Eddie]

No way.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes, I've heard.

[Mike]

Confirmed.

[Morgan]

I've heard of that. And a bunch. With a bunch of sororities I had.

[Amy]

I mean, I was in a sorority at the same day. I have never heard that in my life. Like that. That's. And I. I just thought it was crazy that she made a decision. And she's very. Education schooling, like, she's. She loves school. She loves learning. She was always like the number one best in class. That's just what she loves. And she was so excited to go there. And for her to pick a different school based on being put on a dryer and having your fat circled, I just. I'd be like, dude, maybe don't rush.

[Eddie]

What does a dryer do? It shakes your fat and then you kind of see what's.

[Amy]

Yeah, you see what jiggles and then they circle it.

[Eddie]

We should do that here.

[Amy]

Morgan, are you confirming?

[Mike]

I didn't have that experience. It was very popular in southern sororities, and we had two girls come from the same, like, Tridel. From southern schools to our Tridel and talked about it literally happened to them. And they had proof and it was crazy. Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah. I just thought that that was like a. I would think, well, surely that's not gonna happen. Or maybe I just wouldn't rush and I would go to the university I wanted to go to.

[Morgan]

I think now it's more of an urban legend. It used to happen back in the day.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I don't think they can get away with it as much anymore. It used to be like, we started on this show.

[Eddie]

Yeah, let's do it.

[Amy]

A hidden.

[Eddie]

I mean, I know where it is.

[Morgan]

The more jiggle, the better.

[Amy]

You know where to jiggle.

[Eddie]

I don't need a dryer to tell me where it is.

[Morgan]

All right, we're done. You guys have a good rest of the day. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye, everybody.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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[Eddie]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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