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The Bobby Bones Show
WEDS PT 1: Bobby Was So Close To Being SCAMMED + Eddie's New Parenting Torture Method + Random Word Music Game
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What's up, everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. More in the studio. Morning. Bones wasn't feeling great yesterday. Had these crazy allergies. So way late in the afternoon, I fell asleep on the couch. Afternoon nap screws me up, because then I messed up for going to bedtime. I messed up for dinner time. I messed up for all my times. And also, I'm groggy as crap. And so the night before, I had to cancel my debit card because somebody had run up 100 bucks on it from somewhere. I didn't know. I got an email going, did you make this transaction in San Antonio? I'm not in San Antonio. Haven't been there in a while. So I said, no. They said, we canceled your card. Boom. So that was fresh on my mind because I can't go to the ATM and get any cash. And I keep cash because I tip with cash. And so I get a call yesterday from a number in San Diego. It wasn't blocked. I don't really know anybody in San Diego, but I answered hello, and they say, hey, this is my bank name. We're calling because you have four purchases at a Home Depot in Georgia. Trying to go through each of the purchases. Over $5,000. And we just wanna make sure that you're not spending this money. And this card was just canceled the night before. And they did say my bank name when they called me. And I'm like, no, that's not me. I just woke up from a nap, and I'm like, no, no, no, that's not me. And they said, would you verify how much you have in your account? And this. This checking account. So I just told them, oh, my goodness. What? I just set a number amount. It's not that. That doesn't matter. They would never ask that, ever. Right? Then they said, checking and savings. We say. And I. And I'm like. I'm like. They said, what's in this savings? I tell them that I'm out in this. Oh, My God. Now they're like, guys, we got them. Well. So they're like, hey, we need to verify. This is not. And it still hasn't hit me yet because I'm half asleep, and my card was just canceled the night before. So they got me fresh and groggy. Great song, too. Fresh and groggy. So I go, okay. And they go, hey, we're gonna FaceTime you. Are you. Do you have access to your. Your bank app? And so we can check. We're going to share screens and check the. And so they FaceTime me, and I'm starting to go something, right? But they did save the name of my bank. Everything they've said was knowledgeable because they know. They knew where I lived. They knew the address that my card is attached to. They knew. Oh, oh. And I'm like, this doesn't seem right. And they're like, well, you can call us back if you want on the back of the number on the back of the card. And I'm like, who would say that? Right? And still groggy. And so I accept the FaceTime. And I'm like, I don't believe you. And it starts to click. I don't believe you. Are they showing their face? No, but it's empty. They're like, well, we're going to connect screens, get on your app, and we want to make sure that the number in your account is exactly what we think it is. And I'm like, I don't think you're real. So I'm going to hang up. And he's like, have you never talked to fraud before? And he starts to get a little testy with me. And that's when I realized. English accent. Yeah, okay. Yeah. Kind of effeminate male. What do you mean, English accent? Like, American, like, sassy. Effeminate male, too. They got sassy with me. And so I almost got got, because here's what I think happened. I think however they got my number must have been some sort of data breach, because they had my card number, which they used to take something. They had the number that the. The address. They had the bank. They had my cell phone number. So all that was together. Because I'm not gonna get got with somebody just going, hey, somebody's trying to buy something. That happens all the time. But because they had my bank, my cell phone number, the home address that the card is attached to, and my bank, all that. I was like, oh, this is probably real. But I think what happened is there was a data leak somewhere where all that was Together. I almost got got. Okay. I'm feel like my daughter just had some weird thing with her card and now this story is sounding similar and I need to do more research because her dad was handling it, but I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what'd you do? Y cuz he just sent a note. But it was. It's sounding very, very similar. And purchases. Scam alert. Forgot to say that. Yeah, yeah. I almost got got because they knew everything. Well, they didn't know the balance till you told them. Yeah, I told them. I told them an extra account too. That's the one. But then what were they doing? Are they allowed? They needed the account number to compare. Yeah. Well, what they wanted to do was get in and see my account so I can see the account number in the app. Because it'll show you that if you log into the app. Into your app. Yeah. So what they wanted to see was my account number, not really the balance, but they needed to see if you were worth their while. No, anything's worth their while. 500 bucks is worth their while. Oh, they had me because they had so much information. And they caught you fresh and groggy. Fresh and groggy. Ain't nobody dope as me. I'm just so fresh and groggy. So fresh and so groggy. Thank you. So that is. That's how I almost got scammed yesterday. So everybody be aware. They're not going to ask you to FaceTime. And they did. And I was groggy enough to accept it, but then I was like, I don't. Once I accepted it, it was kind of like snapped me out of it. I was like, I don't believe this is real. So that's one lunchbox. Had one. What was yours? Well, I was sitting around and I got a call from a 512 number. And I'm like, oh, maybe my sister's calling me from work. So I pick it up. Oh, guys, I got a package intercepted at the border. It was a package coming from Mexico, and so the guy was calling to tell me about it. But you said you're from border patrol. Yes. So your package is coming from an individual from a company. Yeah. Does that mean I'm in trouble? Like, am I going to jail? Before we go ahead, I want you to grab the pen and a piece of the paper so that you can write down my name and my badge ID number. My name is Greg Davis. Okay. And my badge ID number is CBP. Okay. 0786. Okay. Can you read for me the information that you have put down so that we can confirm that you have the correct information before we proceed. Oh, I just wrote down your name. I didn't know you want me to write down all that? I was just kind of nervous. I don't know. What's that? This call is being recorded and monitored by three major government institutions. Okay, like, is this being recorded by President Trump? How did it end? Once I mentioned President Trump because he said you're being monitored by the government, like you're being recorded. He was like. And he hung up. It doesn't sound like a Greg Davis to me. No, no, no. Why? It's like they wanted Lunchbox to repeat back those numbers. So they had him on recording with some number. Do they want to gather him saying certain things? I think it's. They're just giving him something to think it's official. More so than they're trying to record his voice to log into some secret bank account. I don't know. Now we're like over sophisticating everything. Oh, Amy. I thought they were going to record my voice and play it back for someone else. They were going to call. We have him hostage and guess how much money we want? 4, 3, 2, 6, 8. And if you do not pay us 4, 3, 2, 6,. 8, we are going to kill him. Yeah. So if you get a call that you lost a package from Mexico and it got stuck at the border. Not real. Eddie. What's Greg Davis in Spanish? Greg Davis in Spanish. Oh, man. Or what's Greg in Spanish? Gregorio. It should have gone to Gregory. There's no Davis. There's no Davis. Gregory. Of ease. No Davis's. Yeah, they're out there. I saw a funny tick tock where someone was go scamming this girl and she recorded it and they were like, hey, we need you to read us your card number because something. And then she knew it was a scam. So she had her computer and she did a car crash sound on her computer and she's like, oh no, I've been in a wreck. And they're like, oh, I'm very sorry to hear that. Is there any way you can still read your number? And she goes like, four, eight. Oh, my leg hurts. I'm gonna have to get off the phone for a minute. Like, I know your leg hurts, but it feels like your arms and your eyes are working. You still read us your number. Oh my goodness, it's awesome. That one was funny. Everybody keep your head on a swivel. People are trying to get you all the Time. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in BO There's a question to be had. Send it into the mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. My wife and I constantly argue over the toilet seat. She wants it always down. Sometimes I forget we're both annoyed. Finally, I came up with the rule that the seat and the lid go down every single time. That way, if I have to lift it, she does, too. I think it keeps things equal. And nobody feels like they're doing more work than the other. She still doesn't like it. Is this the fairest way to solve it? Signed, husband. Losing the good fight, bro. There are certain things that aren't worth fighting about, and this is me speaking. Almost five years of being married, it's taken me this long to realize that all the stuff that I'm for, sure I'm right about, some of them, it ain't worth it. Just take the L. And this is one of them. You just do the toilet seat. Like, she wants it done right. Because if she's not happy, it's not. Life is not worth her not being happy about something that is so inconsequential. It's up to you. Yeah. And, like, why? I don't like that. He's like, oh, this seems like the only fair way to do it. Like, there's other things that are shake out differently. Like, judicial system, buddy work. Like, oh, the work. Yeah, that's right. It sucks for them, you women, more than it sucks for us dudes at the toilet. Because we can pee with the lid down. Then bothered us. We can pee with the lid up. We don't fall in. It's not a thing. Just left the lid, then put the lid down. That's it. Because if she falls in in the middle of the night, and that's happened where I've heard my wife go, I just fell in. You're all awake. Everybody loses. She lost because now she's wet and awake. You lost because you forgot to mess with. It's up to you, dude. So suck it up. Take this one on the chin. You're now king of the lid. And if it's not done right, you get in trouble. Anything you want to say? No, I agree with you on this. 100. Is it the fairest way to solve it? Dude, come on, man. That was the most annoying part. To me, it's like, well, no, you get to peace standing up. Life's already unfair. Good point. Yeah. The fairest way would be everybody has a vagina. Oh, gosh, no. You guys. All right, close it Up. Close it up, Bones. So they had a congressional hearing yesterday about UFOs, which they now call UAPs. And they showed one of these UAPS getting hit by a missile. We shot a Hellfire missile at them, and it just bounced off. Oh, come on. No, no, come on. They showed it. There was video. Yes, there was video of it. I mean, it's a. You saw this. I saw it. It's. You see the missile hit it, and the thing goes, nah, it just keeps going. Here tonight, new never before seen video off the coast of yemen showing a US MQ9 Reaper drone tracking a glowing orb as it flies over the water. The missile appearing to bounce off the object, doing very little, the orb then zipping away, unfazed. The video from October 2024, shown during a congressional hearing today on unexplained anomalous phenomena. Several service members giving their own eyewitness accounts and reacting to that new video. Does this video scare you guys? Yes, Wiggins. Yes. Yes. We shot a missile at it. You see it. You see all of it. You see the missile hit it. You see it keep going. It is like a human walking in a paper wad hits it. Because I was thinking about it last night. I was like, what would I compare this to? Me walking in this room and Eddie, you taking a paper wad and going, boop. And in your lifetime and in your world, that paper wad kills everything. But I'm able to walk through and go, you just hit me with a paper wad. That's nothing. Okay, on to continue doing what I'm doing. If you watch this and you're not, like, a little bit changed on your beliefs, it's not even aliens. It's just about whatever it is that we don't know. We don't know. And the video is from a year ago. And then one of the guys testifying was like, I'm just glad that this is out. Because he knew about it. Yes. And now the whole world gets to see what we've been seeing for however long. Even Wiggins was scared. If Wiggins are scared, you know that's trouble. Yeah, that's one of the crazy stories. I watched a lot of this last night. What I hope is if it's something that we don't know, there are two options in my head. One, either it's us or Russia or China and we've created. But the problem is it's not us because we try to shoot it down. Or is this like some weird thing? I feel like this is something you would do if you're trying to, like, I don't know, manipulate something in a way, like it could be us, but then we try to shoot it down and show that we can't. But it's still us. But the rest of the world thinks it's not us. But it is definitely a thing, right? I don't think it is, but definitely could be. It also could be something. We just don't understand what it is. And if that's the case, my heart tells me they're here to do good. Did you ever hear the story like there have been like 70 attempted nuclear weapons that have tried to been used and they've all been mysteriously shut down? No, because that'll end the earth. How many? 70. 70? Yeah. So maybe these little orbs are saving us from that at times. I don't know about the orbs, but yeah. The thing behind the orb. There could be nothing in the orb. The being behind the orb. Yeah. There have been 70 attempts at launching a nuclear weapon and they've all been shut down. Saving us from ourselves. But this thing is wild, even if you don't believe all that, because again, that's a crazy theory. It's just that the video is black and white. No, no, the video is not black and white. The video is from a satellite. Yeah, it's from. Do you want somebody with an iPhone chasing a drone? Give me some 4K. But there's no 4K where this is. This is not Bigfoot in the woods where you can have your iPhone out. This is over the ocean. I know. It just feels like it's hard to believe something when it's like from a year ago. Grain. It's not 1941. It's not? Yeah. Okay, then what about the layer of. It's a congressional hearing. I know. I don't trust all those guys. I don't know those guys. You don't know Wiggins military. Like Wiggins is scary. We should all guys that are high up in the military. Like, you don't trust them. I don't know them. Right, but you don't know anybody. Know a single doctor, you know anybody that tells you anything. But this is the thing you choose not to trust? Well, I know a couple of guys from high school that went to the military. Like, I wouldn't trust those guys for anything. So you think the video is fabricated? I don't know. No, I don't think it's fabricated. I just. We don't know what that is. And it is. It may not be a spaceship or they don't know either. That's why it's. No, no. They're calling it a mystery orb. They don't even know what it is. They know we shot it with our best missile and it did nothing. It looks like a couple pieces fell off when it hit it. It does. It kind of looks like the missile. Oh, that was the missile, not the space. Okay, so there was a. There was debris, but it's from the missile. There was two drones. They're called MQ9. S1 MQ9 was above it, capturing footage. So that's like a drone. What you want? Like some. I mean, that's the footage. The drone footage. And then another MQ9 shot the Hellfire missile or whatever you call it. Yeah, no, Eddie wants close iPhone footage. 4K would be nice. What about when we like launch missiles at enemies and they show you the footage of that and it shows the missile going and exploding? That's the same kind of imagery. Yeah, but there's eyewitnesses that see all that. Coast of Yemen, you remember like when we invaded Iraq, like we saw people saw all those missiles coming in. Yeah, the video was grainy though. Anyway, it's bizarre. It's bizarre that we shot something moving with a missile, our best drone missile, and nothing happened. You believe a 100%. But what am I believing? I'm believing there's something. We don't know what it is that we shot with our hardest missile and nothing happened. That's what I'm believing. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I mean, is it not weird that it just happens to be over the ocean where there's no people and it's just so convenient that we're able to get drones right to it, shoot it. Do you not know why the drones were over it? We were chasing it. But like we have intelligence and drones that people. I mean, they can fly them from anywhere. But like we have people in. Off the coast of Yemen right now. Like, they're. No, I get that, but I'm saying this flying object is just happens to be over the ocean. It's not over the United States where they're often over the water. But that's what I mean. United States support whatever agency they work for. We're all over the world. Where did this thing go after the missile? Yeah, we quit. All of them came to the house. Just. We had some dinner, took a break. I don't know. It disappears. They disappear in the water. I don't know. That's why a lot of people feel like in the water. Yeah, they disappear. I Don't know. This is prone to the crazier things that I've. I don't know. I'm with y' all sometimes. I'm like, okay, this is ridiculous. Like, what is this wall? But this is one of the things where I'm like, okay, I'm. I'm intrigued. I don't know that I'm worried, because, like Bobby said, they could be here to help us. They could be here to keep us from killing ourselves. So maybe we shouldn't shoot him with a missile. You know, that was what I was thinking, because obviously, whatever this is is superior. Yeah. And we're over here, like, flicking it. Right. Right. It's like a giant comes into the room, is 10ft tall, and we instead, we'd, like, flick him in the chin. We're like, what are you going to do, buddy? You know what he's gonna do? He's gonna stop you. He's gonna stomp your head. So, yeah, that was pretty wild. I watched a lot of that yesterday. And then the other breaking news is they announced a new bachelorette, and it's the woman from Mormon Wives. Yeah. I'm Taylor. Frankie. Paul. I don't listen. This is like Cracker Barrel. People are like, I'm so mad. You weren't really mad. People are like, I'm so mad that you're not really mad that she's the bachelorette. Right. You just need something to yell about. So what's the deal? Okay, so I'm not mad. I haven't commented on it or anything. I'm not throwing a fit at all. But I was sort of like, wah, wah. I know. I just. I feel like I want, you know, an average girl from somewhere that we don't know that's not already famous that has this shot at something. You watch the Bachelorette religiously? I did. Not in forever, but I heard there was. You're a cracker barrel complainer then. No, but I'm not. I'm not really complaining about it. I'm talking about it because you brought it up. Okay, fair enough. I accept that. Thank you. I did not. I haven't brought it up anywhere else, but I. I just had heard that they're giving the franchise a little bit of a rebrand, and they want to go back to the roots of where it began. And, you know, that was people we'd never heard of and nor, you know, it wasn't like people trying to get famous or already famous. I'll meet you on that and say that's not exactly true. Because if you remember, like, Andrew Firestone was one of the first. A very famous family name. Jesse Palmer was the first one of the Bachelors who played quarterback. So there were people that had a bit of notoriety. Good point. I forgot about them. So I take that part back. I guess I was just like. Also, I've watched a little bit of Mormon Wives, and I don't know, is she a wife? Divorced twice, I think, or once. And then she had a baby with another dude and they broke up. As a Mormon. Yes. Yeah, she's been. I'm telling you, she'll be a go to in the end. No, she's gonna be Drama. This is why she's on tv. She is great. Drama. She is so great. I say crazy. And so it is going to be good tv. That's why they're putting her on, because they need ratings. The Bachelor is struggling. Bachelorette, no one's watching it anymore, so they need new members to watch. So that's why they're going to get those Mormon secret lies and Mormon wise watchers, and they'll watch. I guess. So. You're right, if that's what you're looking for. But I just was. This is my year. I was maybe gonna come back, you know, and I was gonna watch a normal person. This is the Sunday. I was for sure going to Cracker Barrel, but they changed their logo, so I ain't going anymore. You know, I just look for a normal person, normal girl, love. To be fair, they also weren't grabbing a lot of normal women. They were grabbing people that bombed out of the Bachelor that already had, like, some notoriety from that. Yeah, okay. They were pretty normal when they went on the show as one of the contestants. But by the time they went on the Bachelorette, they were kind of famous because they didn't win the Bachelor. But I get it. I don't. I don't know her. Yeah, she's hot. She is hot, but she is very crazy. She crazy. Is she hot enough to be crazy, though? Yeah. Well, I think so because, like, yeah, yeah, guys want to date her. Her smile looks a little too intense. She's got a big smile like Joker. Oh, you can definitely see some crazy behind the mies. And I don't know. Well, you'd have to see for yourself and then assess the crazy. I'm not gonna watch it. Matrix or whatever y' all call it. I'm not gonna watch the show. I don't hate it. I'm not against it, but I'm not gonna watch it. There's Nothing's battling for my time. We started a new show last night. What is it? We watched? It was. The first episode was an hour and 15 minutes. And so we didn't get all the way through it. I think it's called. It's FBI show with the guy that played Bruce Banner. Bruce Banner. Task. Yeah, Task. Yes. I watched this too. So it's also the guy from the drug show in Ozark. Yeah. I'm putting all these pieces together because as I'm watching it last night, I didn't put all the pieces together. But yes, that's who's in it. It's Mark Ruffalo. Mark Ruffalo. He's an FBI agent. Don't know his whole story yet. And then the guy that's married to Hayley Cuoco, who was Tom Pelfrey, who was in Ozark. So you like it, though? It was awesome. 40 minutes HBO Max. Okay, 40 minutes into the first episode. I don't know how many they put up, but I think it's just one. I think it's coming out week to week. I hate that. That sucks. I'd rather watch Mormon wives, but. No, you wouldn't. It was like, dark and like fbie. It's kind of our thing. Oh, it said that it was from the makers of Mare Town, Mayor of East. So we're putting it all together right now. Slowly, slowly. That does look good. Yeah. I told my wife. I was like, that's Bruce Banner. She's like, who? You know him? I was like, no, no. Sorry, sorry. The Incredible Hulk. All right, you guys can call us if you want. 877-77-Bobby. That's our phone number. 877-77-B O BBY. Stop settling for weak sound. It's time to level up your game and bring the boom. Hit the town with the ultra durable LG X Boom portable speaker and enjoy vibrant sound wherever you go. Elevate your listening experience to new heights because, let's be real, your music deserves it. The future of sound is now with LG x boom. And for limited time, save 25%@LG.com with code fall25. Bring the boom. Xboom. 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We talk about the important role hairstylists play in our communities, the pressure to always look put together, and how breaking up with perfection can actually free us. Plus, if you're someone who gets anxious about flying, don't miss session 418 with Dr. Angela Neal Barnett, where we dive into managing flight anxiety. Listen to therapy for black Girls on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Doctors pull an 18 centimeter long worm from a guy's brain. The patient has been experiencing vision problems, seizures, and blackouts. An MRI revealed a foreign object, but he initially refused surgery because his symptoms got better. He started to see better. Later, his condition re worsened and doctors performed a craniotomy, successfully extracting the wriggling parasite all intact. Okay, that's seven inches, oh, nine centimeters. Thank you for Americanizing that for us. A seven inch worm in the brain. Doctors discovered the case traced back years earlier when he swallowed a raw snake gallbladder on a dare. What? There you go. The organ carried some sort of larvae which migrated into his body and eventually grew inside his brain. From Oddity Central. This is what happened to us. Yeah, we do a wheel. All right, let's spin the wheel. Loser eats a full gallbladder from a larva from a snake. Whatever it is it for us to be a possum. We got a possum. I mean, they pulled it out as one. Like, you know, as crazy as this is, those doctors, like, can you. Oh, my God, this is so cool. Like, they pulled it out and it stayed together. That is kind of cool. It's like when you peel the film off an iPhone. That's a good feeling. Or when you're pulling an earthworm out of ground and it stays together. That's cool. That's a good feeling. I'm looking at the worm. It looks like a really long piece of dental floss. That's the size of it. Thin. Yeah. But it's seven inches out of the brain. Good job, buddy. Good job, doctor for getting that one out of there. An AI stethoscope can detect dangerous heart conditions in seconds. An AI Stethoscope developed at the Imperial College in London can detect heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and valve disease in just 15 seconds. Think about that. A regular stethoscope is a human listening, making his judgment based off just what he hears more. Not as much as, like, the intensity of the vibrations, the number of beats, but the AI can do that. 13,000 patients were tested with this AI stethoscope, they were two times more likely to be diagnosed successfully with heart failure ahead of time. Wow. Three and a half more times likely to be diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. Two and a half times more likely to be diagnosed with valve disease. Doctors say this breakthrough could allow. Breakthrough could allow earlier life saving treatments since many heart conditions are caught too late. That's amazing. Do you have to be a doctor to get one of these stethoscopes or can you just order one as a normal. I would think right now. I think it's expensive too. Yeah, right now. Okay. But like, why would the consumer want that? You would just go to a doctor as soon as you found out, right? Yeah, you would go to a doctor to get a second opinion. But we have a lot of stuff that we. Why would we get a thermometer like this? Is that version back in 1950. Why do you want to measure your own fever? If you're hot, you're just going to go to the doctor anyway. Right, Right, right. So, yeah, pretty cool. There's also this. Could your smartphone detect signs of cancer? A new study suggests a human voice may carry acoustic patterns linked to vocal fold lesions, which could indicate different kinds of cancer, including like cancer in your throat. And so Oregon Health and Science University, they have all these researchers doing this and the findings is that subtle changes in voice recordings could help flag different parts of cancers, especially throat chest area. Wow. And the irony there is they say some people are like, oh, your phone's going to give you cancer. And it's like, that's okay. It'll also detect it. That's ironic. You said it in a joke manner, which is kind of funny. Like, what's the deal with using your cell phone? Yeah. But yeah, voice screening could one day serve as a tool for early detection. And that'll probably be an app we download. That would be good. And then you talk into it. Well, it's the same thing as the. Yeah. I mean, the stethoscope. I just feel like we'd, we'd have to figure out what it's saying or. No, it tells you. It just says you're dying. No, it says, we've notice this pattern and based on our history of studying this, odds are that this could be whatever. Go see your doctor. Yeah, sounds pretty cool. Because some people, they don't know until it's too late and you're having some sort of episode and then you're like, oh, emergency heart attack. Yeah, we can't even monitor some of the symptoms for brain and heart things until it happens. Like when these kids, for example, when they die, football practice type stuff. Those are heart conditions that they didn't even know they had even though they did a physical. One of Stevenson's cross country races passed out at the finish line. And like later, like the next day, Stevenson went to school and found out that the kid passed away. And a lot of times it's. They couldn't detect early enough or they didn't have the equipment sensitive enough and they also weren't dialed in on that. It's a young person and most young people don't have heart problems and they go into a physical and it's very basic. It's like we're going to make sure the main things work in the main ways. They don't dig down deep unless there's a reason to dig down deep. And this would do that automatically. Yeah. That's why I think everybody needs to be on their phone more. I've said it before and I'll say it again. It's time for the good news with lunchbox. There's a 75 year old woman in Alabama. She has dementia and she wandered away from her family home and they live out in the woods, couldn't find her. So they have to call, you know, emergency personnel and they show up with the bloodhound, they give her some clothes, bloodhound sniffs it and sets off down a steep embankment past a pond, onto a four wheeler track, through a barbed wire fence, down a dry creek bed and they finally find the woman sitting there. I'm jealous of. My allergies are so bad I can't smell anything. Oh yeah, and the bloodhounds, the bloodhounds are smelling a woman 10 miles away. It's pretty amazing. That's pretty amazing. Yeah. And so they got the woman back to her home and the dog was rewarded with an ice cream treat. Those like a pop cups. Pup cups are pretty legit. What is that ice cream for? For dogs from Starbucks. It's like whipped cream. Yeah, it's like whipped cream. Oh, that's cool. You know, give me a pup cup. And they do it and it just gets all, all in their face. But yeah, that's, that's awesome. The dogs can do that. Dogs are angels with fur if you ask me. Except for the mean ones. Well yeah, but they didn't start. They're probably just wounded angels. Yeah, man, that's a good one. Let me write that down. Dogs that are mean are just wounded angels. Same thing with humans. Got it. All right. Lunchbox. That's it. That's it. That's it. I was waiting for some sort of bonehead. Man. This is a great story. Cold save the day thing. Go ahead. Lunchbox. That's what it's all about. That's what it's all about. There it is. That was. Tell me something good. Let's play a game. Do you like games? What is that? That's a clown. The clown. That's it. Do you want to play a game, Ray? What's the game? So I'm gonna play you guys a random word from a famous song. You need to name the song and the artist. Okay. One point for each. Yep. All right. Write it down. Let's do five of these. Want an example? Yeah. Hello. Oh, that's good. Hello. That's a good game. I like the game. Okay. All right. It's isolated, too. It could be tough. I don't know. That was the name of the song. Okay, so you get a point for both. Point for artists, point for song title and number one. Go. Hello. Okay. Yeah, I'm in. I'm in. Play it again, please. Hello. Okay. All right. Lunchbox. Hello. Boys to men. Whoa. I think hello is the song title. Everybody has that, right. Hello. Yeah. And the artist is Lionel Richie. Yeah. So two for us, one for Lunchbox. Next one. Hey, good. I'm in again. Hey. In. In. Is it all hellos and Hayes and highs? In for the win. Let's go over to Lunchbox. Hey, Jude, Beatles. Hey, Jude, Beatles. Hey, Jude, Beatles. Hey, Jude, Beatles. Okay, correct. Nailed it. Next up. Today. Today. I'm in. Got it. Here's one or two. One more time, Ray. Today. And I like the reverb at the end of that. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox, Wonderwall. Back to you if it's not. I don't have Wonder Wall. You don't have Wonderwall. I have Wonderwall. I might have missed it. I play Champagne Supernova. Oh, that's wonderful. It might be. It might be. Yeah. Like I said, I wasn't wanted to and I didn't want to sing it out loud. I have Oasis. As do I. Today is gonna be the day that they're gonna throw back to you by now you should have somehow realized what you're going to do. I don't believe that anybody feels the way I do about you now and all the lines leave me there Reminding could take a minute all the d. They're. There are many things that I would like to say to you But I don't know how I missed it because maybe. Maybe. All right. Dang it. Avoid the champion, supernova. Oh, I'm such an idiot. Amy. Oasis, Wonderwall. Eddie. Oasis, Wonderwall. Oh, the song is Wonderwall. You thought that was the band. I thought I got the band, right? Oh, no. What did you put? I put Wonderwall back to you. Oh. If you would have just not said anything, you would have got a point. So I got one point. Yeah, he did get one. Wonderwall. Because he thought it was a song, but so he already. Do we have to clarify which is which. That's a good point. He talked himself out of a point because he goes. I like. I put that as the band. Yes. So you got them both wrong, dude. So he doesn't get that point. Listen, he's not going to win. I don't care. You understand what we're saying though, right, Lunchbox? No. Cuz I could write down two bands. If I don't know the name of the song, you're not going to win. It doesn't matter. All right, go ahead. Next one. Somebody. I'm in. Somebody. Maybe I start messing with you guys now cuz I'm a sore loser. Do it again right for them. Somebody. I'm in. Eddie, I think you're gonna win this because I. You won't miss one. I don't think. Well, we don't know. Don't jinx me, okay? I meant one more. Ray. Somebody. What is that guy's name? Oh, my gosh. All right. Lunchbox. Prince Harry. Wonderwall. What? So you thought it was still Wonderwall? No, I thought this one was the band. Wonderful. It's. It's that guy. Amy All Star. I don't know. Uncle Cracker. It's Smash Mouth All Star. Okay. Yeah, It's a band. Yeah. Eddie. Yes. Smash Mouth All Star. Dang it. That. He's in the lead now and he's gonna win this. No, we don't know that. Because I'm a fool. Okay, next. See, there we go. Yeah. Ah, I'm in. What's the score, Mike? Eddie has eight, Bobby and Amy have seven, Lunchbox has four. I'm in for the win. We're in. I'm in. Eddie, what do you have? I think I lost this one. I have Backstreet Boys. I want it that way. You just won the game. That's it? Yeah. Wow. Why'd you think it wasn't? Why'd you say Michael Jackson? It could be anyone. It could be Justin Timberlake. What did you. Which Wonder Wall did you have I had Justin Bieber, baby. I had Backstreet Boys. I want it that way. I had Backstreet, but I want it that way. Wow. Good job, dude. That was good. Dang. I can't believe I won. I picked the wrong oasis on. That was good, right? Yeah. Ray, do you have another one? Yeah, go ahead. One. Oh. Oh, yeah. Okay. Elvis, those white shoes. A one for the money. Yeah. How many are there total? I got four left after that one. Oh. In all. Yeah. You want to do speed round? Yes. Eddie's already won. He's already the champ. This is for fun. Yeah, for fun. Go Beats. Oh, Kesha. Tick tock. Oh, dang. Did he get one right on that neither. Oh. What? Go ahead, do it again. What do you have? Fergie? Black Eyed Peas. Oh, I know. What is it? No, we need a gas. Do it again, Ray. Beats. That's hard, but I have it. My humps. Yeah. Missy Misdemeanor. How about this? These Sick Beats. I'm talking about this. Sick Beats. No, not booze. The bottom. The base don't drop. Doesn't drop on that one. Oh, it's Taylor Swift. Shake it off. Sick Beats. Yeah. All right, next one. That Eddie. That is. Good job. Wow. That one's gonna come out of my mouth. What'd you say, Amy? You jumped enough. No, that's it. Yeah. He got. I was like, he. He got it. I was waiting for him to not get it, so I. Oh, my God. And then I was like, oh, shoot. Eddie already rang in. All right. Go Green Day. Basket case. Yeah. Good one. This is your game. Next one. Ain't. Ain't no Such a. Bill Weathers. I got that one. Good job. That's your game, though. I'm second. Second banana in this one. Is that it? Yeah. Ah, dang. That was fun. I'm third. Good job, Mike. Good game. Thank you. I'm anxious to hear about this. Eddie has come up with a new way of disciplining his kids. Oh, yeah. You got to get creative, because what we've been doing for years is like, oh, you're in trouble. Go to timeout. And then they come out 15 minutes later, 10 minutes later, and they're just like, cool. They're back at it. It's almost like nothing ever happened. Can I ask a question about timeout in general? Sure. Because as a kid, I got whooped with everything. Switches, fly swatters, belts, all. If. If you could hold it in your hand and squint it. And I got in trouble. I got hit with it. That's Just the culture. Yeah. Yeah. With timeout, that was never for me. I did get my mouth washed out with soap a couple times. Yeah, we do that sometimes, too. Terrible. That one's. That one's Terrible. That kept me from doing other things. Timeout feels pretty weak. It's pretty. It's weak sauce. I feel like you have to match that with a longer time, meaning 15 minutes and timeout. As someone with a short prison sentence would say, I could do that standing on my head. I feel like if you don't lock him up for, like, five hours, timeout doesn't even count. Five hours. But. Well, Eddie's got two biological and two adopted. With our adopted kids, we were advised not to do timeout, sending them somewhere to be alone. But it's not like I send them to the room because if I go, they go to the room. They just play with their toys. Like, they go right to the stairs where we can all. So you can all see. Okay, so we call that time in. Oh, you're still in, but you're. God, I feel like you don't do it for long enough. Yeah, well, I've done a 30 before. Take it from somebody who's not a parent. Have some parenting advice free. Yeah. Okay. So what are you gonna do? Forget the timeouts. I've started to do push ups, and it's awesome because, like, they're boys, they all play sports, and so when they get in trouble, 50 push ups. And they have to do 50 push ups in front of everyone, and they hate it. But when they're done, they're like, I feel kind of strong, and I think long term, they're going to be better athletes because I've been. They get in trouble so much that they're going to be doing thousands of push ups a week. Yeah. Or they're going to be not bad. Oh, that's good, too. You're building AI to defeat you. Right. You're building your kids stronger to physically take. And they'll never listen. Listen to me. Yeah, a little bit, though. Could they be associating now getting in trouble with working out, getting stronger and working out, like, as a positive? Like, I don't care if I get in trouble because what I'm gonna get. Yeah, it's gonna suck for a second, but I'll be bigger and stronger because I'm doing something bad. I thought about that for just a second. But, I mean, I. I don't know. I feel like the. The positive is whatever they're doing is good for them. The timeout Is just a time waster, does nothing. This is doing something for their body, dude. What about pull ups? I'll throw in pull ups, throw in sit ups, squats. 100 squats, and they gotta be like, that's old school prison. You know, the treadmill wasn't invented as a machine to get us in better shape. A treadmill was a torture device. Oh, really? Oh, no. You'd handcuff people on it, and they just have to walk on it. Oh, I guess it still kind of feels. It still is a torture device, Eddie. You could make them go run a mile. I don't know. You could build them. They just run away. The treadmill torture device was invented by British engineer Sir William Cubitt in 1818 as a form of penal labor for prisoners. Named the tread wheel, it was designed to reform idle convicts by forcing them to perform arduous and monotonous work. You're doing this. You are Eddie, the new Sir William Kubit. Yeah. You are forcing your kids to do arduous and monotonous work for punishment. Yeah. How do you feel about that? I mean, I feel good, man. I feel like you got to be creative as a parent. It's seen as torture, though, by the way. Well, it's just a word, you know, it's like. Amy, time in. Yeah, just a word. Okay. Huh. I think we've discovered something really cool here. What if on this show, whenever one of us messed up, we had to be punished by doing push ups and sit ups? We'd all be jacks and squats. We don't get in trouble that often. What about eating broccoli? What about just doing the whole thing? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Healthy eating. All healthy. Could you do that? If they got in trouble, they have to eat a completely healthy dinner. I don't want to do that with food because food, like, really could be a mental thing where they're exercises, though. Yeah, but maybe just push ups, Right? Maybe they'll just be like, I don't do push ups anymore because my dad made us do thousands. I can do squats. I can do all this other stuff, bench press. But not push ups with broccoli. They'll never eat broccoli again. That'd be bad for them. I'm here for it. I'm here to actually hear how this turns out more than I am here for it. Yeah. Oh, don't worry. Yeah. They'll all go to the NFL. You're the new Sir William Kubin, and I can't wait to see how this shakes out. Amy, any advice for Eddie in this. I mean, yeah, every child is different. Every parenting situation is different. So if this is working for Eddie right now, go for it. Go for it. I think there's something to Amy's theory though. You're building them to beat you physically. Yeah. So watch out. You need to be doing push ups too. I come in in like a couple weeks, they beat me up. Guys, you're covered in bandages. Stop settling for weak sound. It's time to level up your game and bring the boom. Hit the town with the ultra durable LG X Boom portable speaker and enjoy vibrant sound wherever you go. Elevate your listening experience to new heights because let's be real, your music deserves it. The future of sound is now with LG XBoom and for a limited time, save 25%@LG.com with code Fall25. Bring the Boom XBoom. Want to win cash while watching sports? All it takes is three simple steps. 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We talk about the important role hairstylists play in our community, the pressure to always look put together, and how breaking up with perfection can actually free us. Plus, if you're someone who gets anxious about flying, don't miss session 418 with Dr. Angela Neilborn, where we dive into managing flight anxiety. Listen to Therapy for black Girls on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. The lead singer of Old Dominion. What was the idea behind you guys getting together as a band initially, randomly, organically happened? It wasn't until we wrote Break up with him, that's the first song that we held back from anyone. First song that we went, wait a minute, there's something really different here. Dang. Did that feel risky? It did. It was going against everything that we had for the past decade been trying to do was just write and put everything out to the world to try to get people to record them. And then that one came along, and it was also the first one that the five of us had written together as a band. So there was something kind of special about that. Who now? Have you met? It doesn't have to be in music. Yeah, well, I got to. I'M a huge Bruce Springsteen fan, and I got to meet him, so I'm such a huge nerd for his music. He did this Broadway play. I never do this. But I messaged our manager, and I was like, hey, man, I've never asked you to pull any strings, but if you can pull some strings and I could get to meet Springsteen, that would be incredible. And so he's like, I'll see what I can come up with. And he wound up getting in touch with. With them and the. And the. And his tour manager, and. And they texted me and said, hey, it's up to Bruce whether or not he wants to meet you. It's either going to be before or after the show, but just let us know when you're here. So I got there, like, two hours early, of course, and I was like, I'm here. And then. And he was like, all right. Bruce says he'll meet you after the show. So I go in and I take my seat so I can recognize this guy's voice next to me. I was like, who is this? And I kind of put it together finally. I was like, oh, that's Adam Duritz from my favorite singer of all time. So also huge, huge influence. And I turned to him, and he turns to me, and he goes, you're an Old Dominion, are you? And I was like, I was not expecting him to recognize me. And so then we were just fanboying. I'm sitting there fanboying with Adam Duritz over Bruce, and they come and they take me and him backstage afterwards, and we were just hanging out in the dressing room, and he's, you know, Springsteen treating us like peers, just asking us how our tour is going, and it was just total shop talk. So he made it easy to just be yourself. That's. That's a great story. It was amazing. What's Old Dominion's best song? Best song from a writing standpoint? Written in the sand is a song of ours that we nailed and. And became a big hit. And that one is pretty perfect. What's the best song that you guys play live? I would say Memory Lane. First of all, you can hear the crowd singing that song louder than anything that we play all night. And especially when the band is full volume and you've got your in ears in and you typically can't hear that much crowd. You can hear them singing louder than the sound entire set. How did you guys opening for People affect how you treat your openers now? Tremendously, because, I mean, and honestly, we opened for Kenny for so long and they treated us so well. We just thought that's how it was until we went out on some other tours and we're like, oh, I'm not welcome here. You know, so. So we, we knew pretty quick, pretty quickly how we like to be treated. And so we try to. We try to take everything we learned from Kenny into that. What's Kenny like? He's such a great dude, man. He's a. He's a great friend just like the rest of us artists. Like weird and self conscious and also confident and completely knows. Yeah. The duality of being an artist because you have to have irrational confidence. Yeah. Yet the most insecure. Yeah. You have to balance this total belief in yourself and total self doubt at the same time and hopefully land more towards Bobby Bones. Bobby Bone show. Let's go to hear that full interview. It's an hour long. Go search for the Bobby cast on iHeartRadio. It's time for the good news with Amy. Tell me something good. So there's a woman in Nebraska, her name is Diane Allred. And about five years ago, she. She put a whiteboard in front of her house and was putting up jokes. You know, I mean, five years ago, that was Covid time. She was probably trying to just bring some smiles, make people happy, bring the neighborhood together. And she thought, well, I'll probably do this for a few months or so. Well, here we are five years later. She still puts up a new joke every day. If she goes out of town, she has a neighbor, George, who fills in for her. So the jokes never miss and people honk, they laugh. She said it's strengthen their community bond. And I just think it's really cool that she's doing it. I'd like to shout out a couple people. One her for doing this, George for filling in, and also all the high schoolers in that town who pass up the opportunity to draw wiener on it. Yeah. Oh, and they don't do it because that's the vampire. Yes. I'd like to shout out all the wiener drawers who aren't doing that. That's good discipline because that is what it's all about right there. Yes, that was. Tell me something good in the morning, then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turning. Keeps on turning. Then you Hear Launchbox More Game 2 SC Sten to put you through m riding this week's next grid. And Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is? This is the Bobby bones. Go over to Amy for the morning corny the morning Corny. What do you call a small pepper on a fall morning? A little chilly. That was the morning Corny. Want to go talk to Matt in New Mexico? Matt, what's up, buddy? Hey, what's going on? Morning, studio. Morning. I wanted to call because I hear about Eddie's discipline, and I totally backed that up. My dad, he was in the Marine Corps. He was a sergeant, and whenever we did something wrong, he would go into drill sergeant mode. That makes a lot of sense. That's his brand. That's true. Like, Eddie's like, Mr. Softy, and I'm not a drill sergeant. Mr. Chill, laid back. Like, let's have some fun. All of a sudden, he's making his kids and time out do push ups and sit ups. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do they ever. Are you the disciplinarian? I have to be. Yeah. They run all over my wife, man. Do they ever look at you and laugh or. Or are you really? No. So you got them then? No, they look at my wife and laugh, and then when I come in, they're like, I'm in trouble. So. And my thing now is like, you want me to get involved? Like, it's up to you. Do you want me to get involved? And they're like, no, sir. All right. So they are scared of you. Yeah, dude, it's awesome. Is that a role you were comfortable in doing? Yeah, yeah, because I'm acting. I would say I'm acting 90% of the time when I'm mad. It's kind of fun to, like, play. Play a role. You know, my wife and I like, I'll yell, and then I look at my wife and give her a wink. Like it's kind of fun. That's funny, Matt. Yeah, I appreciate that. And that worked for you, you think? Oh, definitely. I mean, it paid off to where I think I had a little more respect because I think part of the factor is a little bit of fear, a little intim. It just carried over because I went ahead and I joined the military and I feel like I was a little better. Better prepared for that kind of discipline than someone who wasn't raised that way. Your kids may be bodybuilders, dude. They could be. Hey, Matt, let me. Let me ask you a question. How. How, like, Strict was he was with a form of push ups? Because, like, my kids don't do good push ups. And now I kind of want to, like, get them better form. Oh, no, he was. He was drill instructor mode, where pull out, lock all the way down. I mean, not these Little saggy. Not these little saggy ones. They had to be ones where your back was straight. I mean, all that. Yes, sir. That's good stuff. All right. But hey, Matt, thank you for calling. All right, thank you, guys. Let's do another one. Colleen in Georgia. Colleen, hello. Good morning. How are you doing? Pretty good. What do you want to say? I was going to talk to you about earlier when you were saying how timeout doesn't work. That is correct. It does not work, unfortunately. So what I used to do is with my kids, if they got into trouble, we took away all their electronics. No TV, no cell phone, no computer, etc. And so then they were concerned about what they would do with their time and we told them, grab a book, use your mind and come to be in the fifth grade. They could read on the 12th grade level. Due to that, as your kids will be able to bench press £300, they won't be able to read, but they're. Yeah, that's hilarious. I'd like to say I didn't say timeout doesn't work. I said putting him in timeout for like 60 seconds. No, I'll tell you, it doesn't work, dude. That's why we're doing push ups. Yeah. I don't have kids, so what I was saying was it doesn't seem to me like putting a kid in timeout for five minutes does anything. You could do that standing on your head. I don't know what works and what doesn't work unless it was done to me. But I never got in trouble as a kid. Like very whooped. Yes. But when I was like just for talking too much when I was like nine. Oh, yeah. I didn't. And I don't say this in a braggy kind of way because it kind of sucked because I was such a loser. It turns out it worked out for me later in life. I didn't get in trouble. I was just trying to stay straight narrow to get the heck out of Dodge. So, yeah, I never got in trouble. So that's what's up. Colleen, thank you for calling. Hope you have a great day, so. Yeah, you too, have a great day. I want to play this clip. Saw this on TikTok last night. It fed me. Lizzo and Kelly Clarkson doing Lizzo's song on her on Kelly Clarkson's show. And Kelly Clarkson is the greatest singer I think maybe ever in the history of the world. It is so good. I forgot that Lizzo was canceled for a while. I can't remember what Lizzo was canceled for, by the way. Oh. Mistreatment of her. Don't even remember. Don't even want to hear it. I want to enjoy it. Harassment type stuff, huh? Was it? I thought it was allegedly. Tell me after. Tell me after. Yes. Let me enjoy the clip. Okay. Lizzo wasn't fully canceled but faced significant public backlash after a decline in her public image following a lawsuit filed by her former dancers in August 2023. The suit alleged a pattern of sexual, religious and racial harassment, discrimination, assault, false imprisonment. I don't want to cover my ears. Would you say false imprisonment? I don't know, dude. Huh. Anyway, this is a good clip. This is song's good. This is Kelly Clarkson and Lizzo doing their song, but Lizzo's singing it. She's really good, obviously. And Kelly Clarkson's doing background vocals. And then she comes in. Hit it. Yeah, that's it. They're like sitting beside each other too. Like just sitting at these tables. They're not even standing. It's just a normal conversation. I forgot she was canceled again. Yeah. What was that conversation? I don't remember. I don't remember. She out talented her cancel. It was a really great clip. I don't know why they fed me that malgorithm. You know why? Because they knew I'd like it. And I did like it. I saved it and I brought it in. Number is 877-77. Bobby. Lots of folks asking me if I'm going to Ole Miss this weekend. It is the number one thing in my DMs. That and the recipe for whatever these blueberry biscuits my wife had at the house. And so I took a tub of them and I opened them. I said, here's the recipe for the blueberry biscuits. And then you go to the next one. It said one biscuit and some blueberries. That's all I know. I know nothing. Anytime I post any food, they're like, what's the recipe? I know nothing about recipes. I just post it because it looks pretty and it tastes good. So that's that recipe. And secondly, I don't know if I'm going yet. So there you go. Thank you, everybody. Call us. 87777. Bobby Bobby Bone Show Bonehead story of the day. This story comes to us from Port Charlotte, Florida. A couple was at Publix getting some groceries. They were waiting in line to check out when a guy walks up behind him and goes, hey, excuse me. I only have a few things. Can I go in front of you? They're like, no, no, we're in line, you can just wait your turn. He's like, I'm going in front of you. And tries to force his way in front. They block him. So he leaves his stuff, goes out to the parking lot, and when they walk out with their groceries, he attacks him with bug spray. Sprays him in the eye. This is Amy's worst nightmare. Except it's probably a knife or a gun. Yeah, See, a little bit. I was like, oh, just bug spray. That's good. But it's not. But that's. You fear retaliation more than anybody I've ever met. Yeah, it's always my first thought and probably why I'll never do anything to get anyone in trouble. You'll let them cut in line if they ask? Yeah. I mean, I guess I just have to assess the situation probably more times than not. I guess I really don't know what I'm gonna do until I'm in the situation. But I know the first thought in my brain is always like, what are they gonna do to pay back. You know the weird thing about that is that is somebody who is acting irrationally, but they didn't act so irrationally. They grabbed a weapon. Yeah. Bug spray. Is that they say that you should sleep with wasp spray by you because that can be a deterrent. No, I hear you got to his car and got bug spray to attack them. You would think if somebody were completely crazy and you would need to be completely crazy to go attack somebody for not letting you cut in line, you would do something like hit them with their car or something. Like, it's weird that somebody that's crazy has like a middle and that's kind of the middle. Yeah, that's like you said, working with what you got. I hit a car. I know, but then you have to wait for them to come out and walk across the street with a bunch. Right? Okay, true. That's what I'm saying. This guy had. He had boundaries. Good for him. Yeah, good for this guy. I appreciate that. All right, go ahead. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Bones, Here's a voicemail we got last night. You guys were talking about plastic water bottles. And I was wondering if you guys have gone down the rabbit hole about trapped water and about water that's being trapped for thousands of years and whatnot. And how whenever you see a half drank water bottle, you should be pouring it back out to give it back to the earth. So have a great day. That's interesting. Pouring the half drank bottle of Water back out. Okay, I'm up for that. The thousands of years one's crazy. Yeah. What do you guys do with your water bottles that are half full? Yeah, don't you usually pour it? Throw it away? Like with the water back in the sink? Yeah, that's what I do, too. That's back into the earth. I put it in my dog bowl. Oh, that's interesting. I think that's better. And I think pouring it on the ground is better than pouring in the sink. I don't know why. I have no reason to think that. I've not ever thought about this. Yeah, me, I. But I guess when I give it to my dog and then she pees, it's back into the earth. That's perfect. Okay. I like that, though. But I don't know about the trap. For thousands of years. That'd be a cool superhero movie. Trap for thousands of years. No, drink the water. And you don't. You don't know it, but you're drinking a bottle of water and all of a sudden it like, flashes back at the full history of that water, and it's been something happened to it thousands of years ago, and it's maintained in it, and you're the one that actually gets it, and you drink it and it makes your body do weird stuff, and all of a sudden you have this. Whatever the superpower is. What is it called? Water Boy. I don't have anything. No, they already have one. They already have that. That's a great. Yeah, that's high quality H tool. Yeah, that's where my mind goes like, that's a superhero movie. It's pretty good. Yeah. 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