Will Eddie Ever Share Pictures of His Family? Is An Apology Needed?

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Will Eddie Ever Share Pictures of His Family? Is An Apology Needed?"

The Bobby Bones Show — Listener Q&A with Morgan & Eddie
Air Date: October 18, 2025
Hosts: Morgan & Eddie
Episode Duration: Approx. 28 minutes

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Episode Overview

This episode is a special listener Q&A segment featuring Morgan and Eddie from the Bobby Bones Show. The pair respond to listener-submitted questions ranging from family privacy choices and social media boundaries, to lighthearted discussions around cooking, finances, football, relationships, and travel advice. Throughout, the tone is conversational, candid, and filled with good humor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Shout-Outs and Listener Love

[04:11]

• Morgan starts by sharing warm shout-outs from listeners.
• Eddie expresses gratitude for audience support.

"You and Eddie have the best podcast episodes." — Megan, NY

2. Family Privacy & Social Media Boundaries

[04:40] – [09:14]

• Listener Question: "Will you ever share a picture of your whole family? If not, why?"

• Eddie explains his wife’s dislike for being photographed and his own reservations about sharing images of his children online.

  Eddie on Privacy:

  "My wife does not like to be photographed… I would say there are probably 20 pictures in total of her." ([04:48]) "It's our responsibility to just protect them from all that. And then when they turn 18...they can do whatever they want." ([05:48])

• The challenges of converting fun, real-life family moments into social media content.

• Eddie’s youngest would be “social media gold,” but the family prioritizes privacy.

  "If I took pictures of my family and then people said bad things...it would really piss me off." ([06:05])

• The kids often help as the behind-the-scenes videographers for Eddie’s cooking videos.

  "Even the six year old, he'll be like, all right, just hold it here." ([08:59])

3. Favorite Blackstone Griddle Meals & Cooking Tricks

[09:23] – [12:17]

• Listener Question: "What is the best thing you've cooked on your Blackstone?"

• Eddie raves about hibachi and fried rice, likening the Blackstone experience to a restaurant.

• Discusses the classic onion volcano trick at hibachi restaurants; learns you need cooking oil and vodka as fuel.

  "My favorite is a hibachi... Steak, shrimp with the mixed vegetables in it. And then fried rice." ([10:07]) "And then squirting a high alcohol liquor, like vodka, on the top of the oil to ignite it." — Morgan ([11:05])

• The pair laugh about youthful adventures with Everclear, “watermelon tricks,” and college drink concoctions.

4. Personal Financial Life — 401k & Savings

[12:51] – [13:50]

• Listener Question: "How is your 401k going?"

• Eddie admits he hasn’t started his 401k yet, but promises to get on it. Discusses household budgeting and current savings.

  "I haven't started that yet, but I'm going to. I promise I'm going to." ([12:59]) "Our house is pretty tight financially." ([13:41])

5. Addressing Previous Podcast Drama: Apologies & Morgan’s Boyfriend

[14:07] – [17:00]

• Listener Question: Did Eddie apologize for previously joking about Morgan’s boyfriend taking her dog on vacation?

• Eddie stands by his playful jokes, no apology offered but everything’s in good fun.

  "There's no reason to apologize. Do I need to apologize?" ([14:07]) "It's funny to make fun of you about the dog." ([14:25])

• Eddie hasn’t yet listened to Morgan’s boyfriend's podcast appearance.

• They discuss ways Morgan’s boyfriend could meet the rest of the group, possibly at a golf game.

• Morgan shares her boyfriend sells golf carts and enjoys golfing—a potential “in” for Eddie to get to know him better.

  "He's a sales manager... He sells golf carts. He does, and he loves it." — Morgan ([15:59]) "Maybe we can take him to play golf." — Eddie ([16:22])

• Morgan highlights the strong relationship her boyfriend has built with her family—especially her brother-in-law, with whom he splits YouTube TV for sports.

6. Football, Fantasy, and Relationship Balance

[17:00] – [22:13]

• The hosts discuss watching football with partners and setting boundaries for “must-see” games. The Steelers (Morgan’s boyfriend’s team) are always watched together.

  "If you were going to tell me I had to spend Thursday, Monday, Saturday, Sunday watching sports, I'd probably be like, this is tough for me." — Morgan ([19:07]) "When the Cowboys play…we all must be in front of the TV and watch." — Eddie ([21:38])

• Eddie and Morgan talk about the fun and frustration of betting and fantasy football.

  "One week, I got them all wrong. I'm like, that's better than getting them all right." — Eddie ([20:50])

• Morgan describes how her boyfriend makes football more enjoyable for her by preparing game-day snacks, keeping the atmosphere fun and low-pressure.

7. Hawaii Travel Recommendations

[22:19] – [26:54]

• Listener Question: “Hawaii recommendations for a honeymoon in Maui and Honolulu?”

• Eddie shares his tips:

  • Honolulu: "It's a city on an island…probably my least favorite," but encourages going to the North Shore for surf and local flavor ([22:27])
  • Maui: The "road to Hana" is acclaimed for beauty and adventure ([23:20])
  • Snorkeling is a must—Eddie recounts seeing a huge polka-dotted stingray on his wedding day.

  "Snorkel, snorkel, snorkel. Like, you'll see so many amazing things." — Eddie ([23:57])

• Morgan recounts biking Haleakala volcano at sunrise as a peak travel experience.

  "You start at like 3am because you're going up the volcano to see the sunrise at the very top and you're above the clouds." — Morgan ([26:01])

• Both recommend hiking Diamond Head on Oahu and agree that all of Maui is a “can’t-miss.”

• Joke about retiring and working at a tiki hut in Hawaii.

8. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Family Privacy:

  "There would be nothing more...that I would love than to share them on my social media. But, like, it's just not worth it." — Eddie ([07:06])

• On Social Media Criticism:

  "If I took pictures of my family and then people said bad things...it would really piss me off." — Eddie ([06:05])

• On Group Golfing:

  "Would you allow him to play golf with us?" — Eddie ([16:30])
  "Yeah, I would approve...but I don't think I want you guys around him without me involved." — Morgan ([16:33])

• On Relationship & Football:

  "I love the balance. It's perfect. And he's happy." — Morgan ([19:15])
  "We all must be in front of the TV and watch [the Cowboys]." — Eddie ([21:38])

• On Hawaii:

  "Maui's legit...So freaking cool. I would go back today if I could." — Eddie ([26:54])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Topic | |-----------|------------------------------------------------| | 04:40 | Family photos and social media discussion | | 09:23 | Blackstone griddle cooking, hibachi, onion volcano | | 12:51 | Eddie’s 401k & finances update | | 14:07 | Podcast apology drama & Morgan’s boyfriend | | 17:00 | Football, fantasy, and couples’ game-watching | | 22:19 | Hawaii travel tips & stories | | 26:01 | Maui sunrise volcano experience |

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Tone & Style

• Warm, humorous, and conversational
• Both hosts share personal stories, poke fun at each other, and keep the Q&A honest and relatable

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Brief Takeaway

This episode offers an authentic peek into Eddie and Morgan’s lives behind the scenes of a major radio show: parenting in the digital age, keeping finances real, nurturing relationships both on- and off-air, and making everyday moments meaningful through food, sports, and travel. Their dynamic—mixing honesty with humor—provides an engaging listen that feels like hanging out with friends who aren’t afraid to keep it real.

Transcript

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Eddie]

They actually lose it.

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Show Announcer]

Best bits of the week with Morgan.

[Morgan]

It's listener Q and A time, where.

[Show Announcer]

Morgan and a show member answer almost all your questions.

[Morgan]

It is time for some listener questions. And if you hear a crazy noise, apparently there's now construction in our building again.

[Eddie]

Oh, my nose.

[Morgan]

And as you heard, Eddie's joining me. What's up, Eddie?

[Eddie]

What's up? It's not me. I don't have the drill. Somebody else does upstairs.

[Morgan]

You would have a drill, though. You like to carry your drill in.

[Eddie]

I do. I got a drill. Not on me, though. Like, that's at home. Unless we're building chairs.

[Morgan]

Yeah, unless it gets brought in for a segment. You know what's funny, though, now?

[Eddie]

What?

[Morgan]

I don't have to build anything.

[Eddie]

Oh. Cause you have a boyfriend. You have a man to build everything.

[Morgan]

It's so nice, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I bet it is. That's what I need. I need a boyfriend. Build all my stuff at home.

[Morgan]

Please do this for me. I can literally be like, hey, I would really like this built. He's like, okay, I got you. I'm like, yeah, it's so cool.

[Eddie]

So my wife wants us to build, like, these. She bought these shelves.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Like, shelves they just put in the wall. So.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Like, little floating shelves.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So can you come over and put those up?

[Morgan]

Yeah. He loves hanging, so.

[Eddie]

Okay. Love it.

[Morgan]

He loves doing things.

[Eddie]

I still haven't met your dude.

[Morgan]

I know.

[Eddie]

I mean, I saw him from a distance at CMA Fest.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Eddie]

But I've never met him.

[Morgan]

I know. You guys do need to meet him.

[Eddie]

Does he. Does he hate us? Does he hates us?

[Morgan]

No. He talked about on the podcast. He was like, I. He's like, that's their job. Like, they can talk about.

[Eddie]

Yeah, man. Thank you. It's our job.

[Morgan]

I told you. He's very chill. You very much like him. He's very unaffected by a lot of things.

[Eddie]

Okay, good.

[Morgan]

My two favorites. We're starting with shout outs. My two faves. You and Eddie have the best podcast episodes. That's from Megan in New York. We've got Ruby from Bakersfield. Favorite duo. Not a question. I think you're amazing. Tell Eddie hi. And go Cowboys. That's from Stephanie.

[Eddie]

Cowboy stuff.

[Morgan]

Got his cowboy hat on right now. Always love hearing Eddie's life updates. That's from Emily in Cleveland.

[Eddie]

Cool.

[Morgan]

You feel shouted out and loved.

[Eddie]

Yeah, those are great shout outs.

[Morgan]

Good. That's always the goal.

[Eddie]

Feel great after this.

[Morgan]

Will you ever share a picture of your whole family? If not, why that's from Carolyn in Austin and Nikki in Florida.

[Eddie]

The whole family?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I'll start with my wife. My wife does not like to be photographed. Like, not even posted photographed. It's just she's always been like that. Like there. I would say there are probably 20 pictures in total of her. Really?

[Morgan]

From your entire.

[Eddie]

Yeah. There's some family she's getting. She's gotten better now. Like, to take family photos.

[Morgan]

I was gonna say, have you guys gotten family photos taken?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. But, like, not like a picture of her. No way. She's like, nope, don't take it, don't want it. I'm like, hey, do you want a picture of this? Like, nope, don't want it. So she doesn't like pictures. And then the boys, like, it's just not. It's not like they're not asked to. They haven't asked to, like, be on social media. They don't know what that's like, you know, they don't. They don't really. I'm sure if I asked them, they'd be like, cool, yeah, let's do it. But I don't know. I feel like it's our responsibility to just protect them from all that. And then when they turn 18, which my son's almost there, he'll. He'll probably start posting himself up there.

[Morgan]

I was gonna say, Once he turns 18, will you share any pictures of.

[Eddie]

Him if he wants?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I feel like it's just up to him.

[Morgan]

Yeah. You know that for their.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah. But if I asked my 6 year old, he'd be like, let's go take a picture of me. But I'm like, no, you don't. You don't want that.

[Morgan]

He doesn't know what that means and what that comes with.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Morgan]

Until later in his life.

[Eddie]

And honestly, if, like, I took pictures of my family and then people said bad things, like, it would really piss me off. Like, I don't want that. Like, yeah, because you know people. You know, people always say stuff.

[Morgan]

Mm.

[Eddie]

And like, I don't want to.

[Morgan]

Best intention people say things that it's gonna irk you because they're people you deeply care about.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah. These are. This is my life. They're my life.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So, like, that's just the reason. Like, I feel like it's our responsibility to, like, keep them from all that. And when they're older, they'll probably have their own social media platforms and they can do whatever they want.

[Morgan]

Isn't me crazy? The day that they're all on your social Media because they're all old enough.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's gonna be crazy.

[Morgan]

That's years from now.

[Eddie]

You and people don't understand how many things happen in my life where I want to be like, oh my gosh, I wish I can post this. Like, everyone would love this. They would get an idea of, like, what my life is like or, like what their personalities are like, which they're all just so hilarious and different in many ways that I would love. There would be nothing more in the world that I would love than to share them on my social media. But, like, it's just not worth it.

[Morgan]

Have you ever thought about. There's always people that do. Like, you'll see teachers do videos in classrooms and they just have it on them, but you're getting the whole room of what's happening. Have you thought about that?

[Eddie]

I've done stuff like that. It's just. It doesn't translate.

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's harder.

[Eddie]

Like there is there the way they wrestle upstairs and how loud it is and the things that they're saying is so funny. I've tried to record a video of just like my face listening to them, but it just doesn't translate.

[Morgan]

Yeah, not the same.

[Eddie]

You need to see it. Like, you need to see what they're doing. And it's. They're, they're animals. Like, they're animals. And like, if people saw the way they wrestled and the way they threw each other and like, the way the things that they're saying while they're doing it, it'd be hilarious.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Especially my 6 year old. My 6 year old would be social media gold. Everything he does would be social media gold.

[Morgan]

I mean, you could always ask him and do like, what's that kid that's like the biggest YouTuber.

[Eddie]

Ryan. Yeah, the Ryan's toys that were talking about.

[Morgan]

So, like, you could set him aside, create his own bank account. It all goes to him.

[Eddie]

Yeah. You know, he would do it. He would 100% do it. But now we're just, we just, we just don't do it.

[Morgan]

That's fair.

[Eddie]

It's better for them.

[Morgan]

As somebody who's on social media, I get it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

I respect anybody's choice of social media because it's a monster all on its own.

[Eddie]

And it's challenging though, too, because people love to be like, where's your family? They're taking the picture. Like, yeah, you know, like, I get it all the time. I'm like, where's your wife? She's actually right next to me, just not in the Picture, you know, but like, people don't understand that. It really looks like I live a single life.

[Morgan]

But you also. Everybody has to do what feels good to them.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Because if you're doing things that don't feel good to you, then it's also not going to come across good. Right. Like you. You have to, at the end of the day, be okay with what you're doing.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And that's your choice.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And I'm very okay with what we're doing.

[Morgan]

Exactly.

[Eddie]

And even, like the cooking videos, like, my. My kids shoot those. All of them. They all shoot the cooking videos.

[Morgan]

I love that.

[Eddie]

So, like, even the six year old, he'll be like, all right, just hold it here. Like. Yeah, don't move it just whatever. You don't move. And he'll.

[Morgan]

It's a family affair.

[Eddie]

It really is.

[Morgan]

Don't see him.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. They're all behind the scenes.

[Morgan]

See, there you go. Now people will know when they're seeing.

[Eddie]

The content if it's a little crooked, you know who shot that one?

[Morgan]

Don't put that on. Then that's probably yours. What is the best thing you've cooked on your Blackstone? My hubby needs some inspiration. That's from J. Oh, gosh.

[Eddie]

There's so many good things that I've cooked on the Blackstone, man. That's a good question, I think. Oh, gosh, that's such a good question. Guys. It's endless. The things you can cook on the Blackstone is so endless.

[Morgan]

It's like, you gotta narrow it down. Give me your top three.

[Eddie]

You cook, right?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay, so like, you have a. You cook on the stovetop.

[Morgan]

Yep.

[Eddie]

You have a saucepan. Yeah, like that. You cook stuff in. Imagine one the size of this table and you can put whatever on it.

[Morgan]

It is true. You have a lot of opportunities for adventure.

[Eddie]

That's the Blackstone. It's freaking anything. Anything. A pizza.

[Morgan]

But what's your favorite to cook on it? Like, what always tastes really good when you cook it on the backstone?

[Eddie]

Okay. My favorite is a hibachi. That's my favorite because the Blackstone is like. You're at Hibachi. Like you're at one of those restaurants.

[Morgan]

Do you try and do the tricks?

[Eddie]

No, I've tried, but I'm not good, man. I really want to know how to do the volcano on.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I just don't know what they put in there. Please. If anyone knows, please hit me up DMs or hit Morgan up.

[Morgan]

I mean, it's an onion.

[Eddie]

What's in there to make it get on fire.

[Morgan]

I mean, I'm pretty sure, like, what's the stuff that you put on a fire to make it light?

[Eddie]

You're gonna put charcoal lighter in there and then eat the onion.

[Morgan]

I bet there's a food version of that. I would bet there's a food grade version of that.

[Eddie]

I think there is. I haven't gone down that road to, like, order it on Amazon.

[Morgan]

I'm gonna start doing some research while you're talking about your favorite Blackstone thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. I would go hibachi. Hibachi. You got like, ch. Steak shrimp with the mixed vegetables in it. And then fried rice. Oh, man. Fried rice is just so good to make on that.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah, that sounds good. Okay. Oh, it's pouring cooking oil inside the onion stock to act as fuel.

[Eddie]

That's not a problem.

[Morgan]

And then squirting a high alcohol liquor, like vodka on the top of the oil to ignite it.

[Eddie]

Okay. That's what it is. That's what I'm missing.

[Morgan]

But then does that mean your kids can't eat it because it has vodka?

[Eddie]

No, a lot of stuff. A lot of stuff has. You can. You can do, like, drunken beer, chicken. You can do. You can do rum marinated whatever. Whiskey marinated, whatever.

[Morgan]

When you cook it, it all just.

[Eddie]

Evaporates out of there. Yeah, I've thought about that.

[Morgan]

Well, there you go. Vodka.

[Eddie]

I'm doing that.

[Morgan]

So you just do oil.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And vodka or. It says cheap vodka.

[Eddie]

We got a cheap vodka. We can't do the good stuff.

[Morgan]

Whatever is the high alcohol content one. So.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Like, ever clear?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whatever's in a plastic bottle.

[Morgan]

Although I don't feel like that one's going to evaporate out for some reason. I just feel like that's going to stick around.

[Eddie]

Dude, Everclear's brutal. Ever. Clearly. I can't believe we drank that stuff.

[Morgan]

Yeah. We put that stuff in our bodies.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Would you ever do the. The watermelon?

[Morgan]

The watermelon.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. Where you, like, buy watermelon and you poke a hole in it and then you just pour Everclear in it.

[Morgan]

No.

[Eddie]

And then put it in the freezer?

[Morgan]

Well, no. How do you consume that?

[Eddie]

You slice the watermelon up and then you come back out and then you eat it.

[Morgan]

Did it taste like Everclear? Yeah.

[Eddie]

And a watermelon.

[Morgan]

That. That sounds disgusting.

[Eddie]

It tastes like watermelon with Everclear in it.

[Morgan]

Like Everclear, you just want to throw back and you don't want to think about it.

[Eddie]

I know, but. But. But the watermelon makes it taste like a watermelon, but it messes you up, dude.

[Morgan]

I bet that'd be really good with a really nice vodka.

[Eddie]

Probably a more mild vodka.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Yeah, like, that would probably be good.

[Eddie]

And you remember the last time I did that? Spring break, man. Like, we weren't buying nice vodka at spring break.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I never did a watermelon. Yeah, we did a lot of. We drank out of bathtubs and stuff, but.

[Eddie]

What the. What do you mean?

[Morgan]

You make all the juice. The juice in the bathtub.

[Eddie]

In a bathtub.

[Morgan]

Why would we do that?

[Eddie]

We did it in trash cans, but even then, like, blah. Trash can.

[Morgan]

It's all bad. They're like, wash it out. I'm like, it's not washed. How is your 401k going? This is from Jackie in Wyoming. New York.

[Eddie]

Jackie. I haven't started that yet, but I'm going to. I promise I'm going to. I just have to get with my wife and figure out how much we can afford to move over.

[Morgan]

Do you guys have savings?

[Eddie]

We do have savings, but yeah, we have savings. Okay. We just.

[Morgan]

More progress than I thought you had.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we have, we have. We have a little bit of savings, but it's just our day to day is so structured with money financials that we really have to. And we do have extra that we could put aside, and I think we just have to figure out how much that is.

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Eddie]

That way we don't screw ourselves over on the day to days. Do you know what I mean?

[Morgan]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Because it's pretty tight. It's pretty tight. Our house is pretty tight financially.

[Morgan]

Okay, well, we'll be waiting for updates.

[Eddie]

Everybody is anxious. I know, I know. I'm going to do it, though. I'm going to do it.

[Morgan]

Okay, we're gonna take a quick break and we'll be right back. All right. The big question, Eddie, the big one. Did you listen to the podcast with Morgan's boyfriend and have you apologize about the shade you threw about taking Morgan's dog on vacation? That's from Amanda.

[Eddie]

Oh. I haven't apologized. There's no reason to apologize. Do I. Do I need to apologize? No, I haven't done anything to apologize. It's all. It's like your boyfriend says, that's what we do for a living. It's our job.

[Morgan]

Yeah, he. He did say. He said, I think once they meet me, they'll just realize that I'm just a dude and I'm. I Just really care about you, and they won't care, and it'll be fine.

[Eddie]

Do we already think that? Like, I already think that. Like, but it's funny. It's fun. You got to understand. It's funny to make fun of you about the dog.

[Morgan]

I'm fine. I'm just reading a question. But more importantly, did you listen to the podcast?

[Eddie]

I have not. I have. I have not. And to be fair, I don't listen to a lot of podcasts.

[Morgan]

It's fair.

[Eddie]

So I have not listened to that podcast. I've seen clips, but I haven't listened to the whole podcast. But, I mean, I want to meet him.

[Morgan]

Like, yeah, I want you to meet him.

[Eddie]

I want to. I want to meet him. Like, bring him around. Ooh, don't bring him around.

[Morgan]

I'm not bringing him to the office.

[Eddie]

Bring him around. Like, where could we meet? Like, where could we.

[Morgan]

You never go to any of the events. That's what makes it hard, because we're going to go to Keith Urban this weekend. I don't know if you're going to that.

[Eddie]

What?

[Morgan]

You probably didn't check your email.

[Eddie]

No, and I just picked up my phone to see if I got that email, which I'm sure you did. Which I probably did. So let me ask you about that. Are people just going to Keith Urban now because Keith Urban, like, is divorced or, like, they could be, because, like, I feel like I've never heard of anyone going to a Keith Urban concert.

[Morgan]

Okay. You can't say that about me, though. I've been saying he's, like, one of my favorite entertainers.

[Eddie]

No, you've always said that. You've always said that.

[Morgan]

I've loved him.

[Eddie]

I would love to go to Keith Irving this weekend. Saturday.

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's. Well, Friday night.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

So probably not gonna see him there.

[Eddie]

Probably not gonna see him there.

[Morgan]

I know. That's the hard part is, like, because he's met. He met Lunchbox very briefly when we played in the softball game. They didn't, like, get a lot of time to spend together.

[Eddie]

You didn't take him to the pumpkin patch?

[Morgan]

No, he was working.

[Eddie]

Oh, you know, what does he do? Do we know what he does?

[Morgan]

Yeah, he talked about it on the podcast.

[Eddie]

Okay, so I have to listen. Just tell me. Just tell me what he does.

[Morgan]

He's a sales manager. He sells golf carts. He does, and he loves it. He gets to play golf all the time. He gets to do.

[Eddie]

Can you give me a deal on a golf cart?

[Morgan]

Yeah, he loves selling them because, like.

[Eddie]

I'VE seen families with golf carts. It looks like a lot of fun.

[Morgan]

Oh yeah.

[Eddie]

Around the neighborhood.

[Morgan]

I can go over there. There's like thousands of golf carts and he'll just like take me on rides through.

[Eddie]

Does he play golf?

[Morgan]

Yeah, he loves golf.

[Eddie]

We should play golf.

[Morgan]

You could do that.

[Eddie]

Maybe. Maybe we can take him to play golf.

[Morgan]

Who are saying we?

[Eddie]

I don't know. I haven't figured that out yet.

[Morgan]

I would approve of you.

[Eddie]

Would you allow him to play golf with us?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I would approve. He's not like.

[Eddie]

Like if it was just me and Lunchbox. Yeah, it was just me and Bobby. There's no way. There's no way.

[Morgan]

There's no way I might take it back from all of you. I don't think I want you guys around him without me involved.

[Eddie]

What do you mean?

[Morgan]

No, no babysit.

[Show Announcer]

No.

[Eddie]

No. He's a man.

[Morgan]

Like, he is a man.

[Eddie]

He could take care of himself.

[Morgan]

He would be perfectly fine. I would be the one who'd be.

[Eddie]

Like, what is four hours you're worried about?

[Morgan]

What are they possibly saying to him?

[Eddie]

And then hour six, he's still not home yet. You're like, what is going on?

[Morgan]

And he'd probably come be like, be back and be like, that was so much fun. I'm like, really?

[Eddie]

And we stayed after, had a few drinks. No big deal. Like we talked.

[Morgan]

He is like, him and my brother in law have like literally talked to each other on the phone half the time.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Morgan]

About their projects they're working on and stuff. Like he'll, they'll consult on things they're doing.

[Eddie]

See, that's, that's important. That's important because like families that like. Or you know, like boyfriends or girlfriends, whatever that if you're thinking about marrying them and then they don't get along with your family, like that's a problem.

[Morgan]

It is. It is very.

[Eddie]

The fact that they're so. He's able to talk to not even like your sister, like your brother in law. I guess that's. That's pretty cool.

[Morgan]

Oh yeah. Yeah. And that's without us. Like Taylor and I aren't even involved.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Like how do you guys even exchange numbers?

[Eddie]

How did they.

[Morgan]

I think they were talking on Instagram.

[Eddie]

Really?

[Morgan]

Yeah. Well, because it all started because they were splitting the YouTube TV because they wanted to do the big sports thing that's on there.

[Eddie]

I assign a ticket.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And I was. He was like, yeah, I was texting with your brother in law and I was like, what?

[Eddie]

So, so what did they do? They split it.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Because I have his YouTube TV account on my TV and my boyfriend saw that and he's like, do you have. I was like, do you think I have Sunday Ticket? I don't watch football. And he. And I was like, what is my brother in law's account? He's like, well, I'll text him and we'll buy it together. Yeah, like, okay, but.

[Eddie]

But you can't. Oh, maybe you can on YouTube. I don't know. On the one I have. You can't share.

[Morgan]

Yeah, they do on there. It works right now.

[Eddie]

How's that?

[Morgan]

I just screwed it for us maybe.

[Eddie]

How's that? How's that going?

[Morgan]

The football? It's a, It's a change for me.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but do you like it?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I.

[Eddie]

Are you starting to enjoy watching football? A little bit.

[Morgan]

I enjoy watching it with him because he's. He has like.

[Eddie]

His team was the Steelers.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Yeah. He has like a cool family connection to all of it. Like, and he loves, like, it's such a. It's a big part of his life. So it's like fun to be part of it because of how much he loves it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And he'll. He plays fantasy and he does all those other things, but he's not like someone who, like, we'll put it on if, if stuff's going on. But he's not somebody who's like, I have to watch every game.

[Eddie]

But he has to watch the Steelers, though.

[Morgan]

Steelers is always the one. And that's like. I'm like, I can handle that.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

But if you were going to tell me I had to spend Thursday, Monday, Saturday, Sunday watching sports, I'd probably be like, this is, this is tough for me.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Overkill.

[Morgan]

Yeah. But like, I love, I love the balance. It's perfect. And he's happy.

[Eddie]

That's tough. I wonder if he's wanting to watch more.

[Morgan]

Well, I always tell him to put it on. Like, if we're, if it's a Thursday or something, we're not doing anything.

[Eddie]

Oh, the Thursdays are fine. Thursday, Sunday night and Monday night shouldn't be a problem because those are just. That's like nighttime.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I'm like, you can do it if we're doing dinner. Like, you can just have the game on.

[Morgan]

Yep.

[Eddie]

But the problem is like, the problem I have too is like, I want to watch Saturday all day. I want to watch Sunday all day. So that's a problem. Like, my wife's gonna be like, you're sitting in front of the TV all day. I'm like, yeah, you know how it is.

[Hell in Heaven Podcast Narrator]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And see, that's what I. I was like, no, we've got. We gotta have a life. A little bit of life outside of football.

[Eddie]

Right.

[Morgan]

But if we're not doing anything and we're just hanging out, I don't care. You can put it on. And he tells me about all his bets and his fantasy, and I always, like, help him.

[Eddie]

Does he. Do you ever pick bets for him?

[Morgan]

Yeah, I have.

[Eddie]

That's fine.

[Morgan]

Yeah, because he'll do big ones where it's like, a bunch of them. He has to hit a bunch of things.

[Eddie]

Parlays. Does he. Does he cut you in on the win? I'm sure he hasn't won him yet.

[Morgan]

He's. It's so crazy. He'll be like. He'll get all eight out of nine. He's like, it's happening. And then they'll be like, five minutes.

[Eddie]

Later, just, morgan, Morgan, I've done this my whole. Like, I've done that. You know how many of those I've missed? Thousands. And my wife's always like, stop saying you almost hit it. You always say, you almost hit it. And I'm like, but I did almost hit it.

[Morgan]

But it fair to say it doesn't count to get eight out of nine. I've learned to get eight out of nine. Say you do nine or however it's impressive to get eight of those things happening in completely different games with completely different players, and you're really just guessing what's happening. You're pretty close to hitting it.

[Eddie]

It's impressive. But you know what? You didn't get nine. So you didn't win.

[Morgan]

I know.

[Eddie]

You lost.

[Morgan]

That sucks.

[Eddie]

You know what's crazy? One. One week, I got them all wrong. I'm like, that's better than getting them all right. Like, I can't believe that happened.

[Morgan]

I should make money off of that.

[Eddie]

Yeah. All wrong. It was all red, red, red, red, red, red, mixed. I missed, like, 10 of them.

[Morgan]

See that stuff so fun to me. Like, I love that. I. I like that there's games. And he still makes snacks for me, which makes it fun for me.

[Eddie]

And he, like, presents it to you in his labor or whatever.

[Morgan]

Yeah, and it's my favorite thing. Cause it just. It's created a fun environment for sports. Really? Because mine comes from working at Buffalo Wild Wings for so long. I had to watch sports all day, every day my entire four and a half years.

[Eddie]

And you weren't watching it. It was just on.

[Morgan]

Yeah. And it was just. You just dealt with so many different fans. And, like, I just had such a. Like, I don't know, I just needed a break from all of that. And that's why now it's like, he's kind of made it more fun again in my life.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we're like that, too. Like the cow when the Cowboys play. Like, that's the one. We all must be in front of the TV and watch. And, like, my wife understands that. Scott, Boys game. What time is it? Is it noon on Sunday or is it at 3 o' clock on Sunday? Or is it the night game?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Or is it Monday night? Okay. We can schedule around that game. Everything else, she's like, no, we're doing. We're doing something else.

[Morgan]

Yep. And that's. That's very much.

[Eddie]

I think it's fair. Yeah.

[Morgan]

I'm like, we will make sure every time. At the very least, like, you have to be watching that game.

[Eddie]

Except for playoffs. Playoffs and Super Bowl.

[Morgan]

Like, obviously, it changes a little bit. We haven't got there yet.

[Eddie]

Playoffs are going to watch more games.

[Morgan]

Okay. I'm working on it. Okay. Hawaii. Rex will end on this one.

[Eddie]

Hawaii recommendations?

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh, yes.

[Morgan]

We got Jess in Massachusetts. She's going for her honeymoon in January to Maui and Honolulu.

[Eddie]

Jess, you're going to love it. Oh, my gosh. I want to prepare you for Honolulu. Honolulu is the capital of Hawaii. It is a city on an island. It's like going to Chicago. There's. There's skyscrapers, there's high rises, but you're by the beach. So, like, don't. That one is probably my least favorite because you still feel like you're in the city. Lots of people. But if you're on Oahu, which is where Honolulu is, get a car. If you're renting a car, whatever, or Uber. The island's not that big. Go to the North Shore. The North Shore is the other side of the island. That's where the big surf is. That's where a lot of times they have surf competitions going on.

[Morgan]

Oh, and.

[Eddie]

And they have, like, a good shaved ice place. And they just. Locals are all over there and it's so freaking cool. So the North Shore, Waimea Bay, all that stuff's over there.

[Morgan]

Okay, That's a pro tip.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So that's cool. And then Maui is just legit. The whole island is so cool. The road to Hana, which I didn't really get to do when we got married, but everyone, My whole family went like, we got married and then we Left for our honeymoon. And then they did the Road to Hana and they said that was really beautiful.

[Morgan]

I can echo that too, because my family did Road to Hana.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Morgan]

It was one of my favorite things we've ever done.

[Eddie]

There isn't one person that says that it was terrible.

[Morgan]

Yeah. You have views the whole time.

[Eddie]

They said that, like, the windy roads kind of make you a little nauseous.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah. Well, and there's moments where it's like you could fall off a cliff because you're sharing the road with people coming the other way and there's not a lot of road.

[Eddie]

That's what I've heard.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Eddie]

The snorkeling is amazing. Like, just buy snorkeling gear there when you get there. Snorkel, snorkel, snorkel. Like, you'll see so many amazing things.

[Morgan]

Sea turtles.

[Eddie]

I saw a huge polka dotted stingray the day. The day of my wedding. So the day we were getting married, like, I think at 3 o'. Clock. So like at noon I went just by myself snorkeling. And like, I would say it was probably like 20ft deep at the very bottom was the biggest stinger I ever seen in my life. And it was just all by itself down there. It was beautiful.

[Morgan]

That's so cool. That was probably a cool sign for your marriage too, right?

[Eddie]

I don't know what that sign was, but it was the coolest thing I ever seen.

[Morgan]

Hold on, let me see.

[Eddie]

Oh, here we go.

[Morgan]

If you see a stingray polka dotted on your. Okay.

[Eddie]

It was like. It was like black with white polka dots.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Because that's definitely different than a regular scene, right?

[Eddie]

Yeah. It was beautiful and it was humongous.

[Morgan]

Let's see. Let's see if it comes up with anything. Okay. Generating. Okay. In folklore and spiritual tradition, seeing a stingray on your wedding day can be interpreted as a powerful sign for a happy and guided marriage.

[Eddie]

Thank God.

[Morgan]

Because stingrays move gracefully but are also well defended. They are also said to symbolize balance, adaptation, and emotional wisdom.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Morgan]

The polka dots add a unique layer because the exact interpretation is considered personal to the couple and can be a reminder to trust your inner voice as you begin your new life together.

[Eddie]

Okay. Well, I wish I would have known that when we got married.

[Morgan]

I'm surprised you don't look that up.

[Eddie]

When that happened, I was just like, that's so cool. And I followed it for a little bit.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then what's crazy too, is my wife. We weren't supposed to see each other that day. Right. Because like, you don't see each other the day of the wedding. But she saw me snorkeling. She was like, I'll never forget. Like, I looked out the balcony and I saw you snorkeling and that's what you're doing. That's probably when I was watching the Stingray.

[Morgan]

That sounds like the perfect wedding day. It was pretty amazing, you guys. And small.

[Eddie]

Very small. We were probably like 30 minutes late because who cares?

[Morgan]

Yeah, you know, that's perfect. That's perfect.

[Eddie]

We were. I think we were late because the cameraman was late. Like one of the camera guys is late. But we're like. It's fine. Yeah, we're all here anyway.

[Morgan]

Just chilling.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

I will add to. For the Maui list, we did Haleakala, the volcano. We did a sunrise bike ride up there and it was the coolest thing. Yeah, you start at like 3am because you're going up the volcano to see the sunrise at the very top and you're above the clouds.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's cool.

[Morgan]

And it's like one of the prettiest sunrise of my life.

[Eddie]

I've never like. That sounds amazing.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I, I mean, we've only been to Maui and it could be a different volcano that I'm thinking of, but I'm pretty sure it's Haleakana, if I'm even saying that correctly.

[Eddie]

Sounds right. I will say too. Back in Oahu, just outside of Honolulu, there's Diamond Head.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

We. We hike Diamond Head. Hike Diamond Head. It's really cool. It's, it's. It's nice because you're not far away from your hotel and it's. It feels like you're like on a. I don't know, in a tropical rainforest.

[Morgan]

Yeah. Maui just. I mean, you're not going to find anything that's not going to be.

[Eddie]

No, dude, Maui's legit.

[Morgan]

Ever. All of it.

[Eddie]

So freaking cool. I would go back today if I could.

[Morgan]

Hey, that's where you'd Part oneers. That's where you would move and.

[Eddie]

I don't know, I mean, retire in Hawaii. I feel like I'd. I need a lot of money.

[Morgan]

Hey, unless.

[Eddie]

Unless you just work at the bar, you know.

[Morgan]

Exactly.

[Eddie]

Flip burners.

[Morgan]

You have a little tiki hut.

[Eddie]

Good.

[Morgan]

Life would be good.

[Eddie]

God, that'd be so cool.

[Morgan]

Okay, go listen to part one if you want another reference room.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. To know what we're talking about.

[Morgan]

All right, Eddie, I took enough of your time.

[Eddie]

That was great. We can stay here another hour. I love it. We all.

[Morgan]

We always talk for a very long time.

[Eddie]

We do.

[Morgan]

Okay, well, tell the people where they can find you at.

[Eddie]

Producer Eddie, all the stuff I'm cooking on TikTok, too. More and more. So follow me on TikTok like you're actually cooking. I'm cooking on the griddle.

[Morgan]

That's the thing kids say where they're like, let them cook.

[Eddie]

Yo, yo, let them cook. I'm about to cook, y'. All. That's what my kids say.

[Morgan]

Oh, my gosh, we have to leave now.

[Eddie]

My kids like, man, I'm about to cook.

[Morgan]

You like, okay, we must leave because I'm not sure who you just came out of.

[Eddie]

We gotta go. We gotta go, guys. We're about to cook. Peace.

[Show Announcer]

That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms.

[Morgan]

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[Show Announcer]

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[Morgan]

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