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So this guy won a bunch

2:51

of money in the lottery, but

2:54

he rigged it. Yeah. Okay. So

2:56

what's the story? It was the

2:58

Texas lottery and he found out

3:00

that the lottery numbers there are

3:02

26 million different combinations where you

3:04

can get the winning lottery number

3:06

Okay, so one in 26 million

3:08

sure. Okay, so he found out

3:10

that the jackpot was 95 million

3:12

and got investors. He says, I

3:14

need $26 million. We

3:16

will buy 26 million tickets. Oh, you're

3:18

buying every combination. Yeah. And

3:20

one of them is going to win. Here's

3:22

the deal, though. So like you're not

3:24

going to the store, right? And like buying

3:26

26 million tickets, that'll take forever. So

3:28

there are third party like websites where you

3:31

can just pay them 26 million and

3:33

they will print out 26 million tickets. Now

3:35

that's what the Texas state is like

3:37

investigating because like these websites cannot exist because

3:39

that's how they want it. So they

3:41

bought every number. But what about what if

3:43

somebody else has the same number and

3:46

you have to split it? Then that's the

3:48

risk you're taking. Somebody else can win

3:50

it. But in this case, they won 60.

3:52

They won the jackpot. So they took

3:54

home 65 million dollars. They spent 25 million

3:56

and won 65 million. Yeah. That's crazy.

3:58

Yeah. And it was completely legal. So the

4:00

state was like, well, you got to

4:03

pay them. But now if anyone wins the

4:05

lottery by using these like lottery dot

4:07

com, whatever third party websites, now the state's

4:09

saying, like, if you use that website,

4:11

we're not paying you. That is cheating. In

4:13

essence, they're saying you can't use something

4:15

that makes more tickets than you can print

4:17

if you were just going to the

4:20

store. Correct. That's such You want to go

4:22

to the store, though, and buy 26

4:24

million tickets. That's you. They'd never

4:26

print. Oftentimes. Right. Wow.

4:29

Imagine the people that trusted this guy

4:31

enough to give him money Because

4:33

I'm sure it's not small investors of

4:35

ten bucks each now these were

4:37

like worldwide like gambling investors This guy

4:39

wasn't even American and he figured

4:41

it out And I'm sure he had

4:43

a lawyer look at all the

4:45

laws to make sure that it was

4:47

legal Yeah, and he won 65

4:49

million he put 25 so he won

4:51

40 million bucks That's why is

4:53

that crazy? I saw this story. That's

4:56

make a movie off that. Yeah. Wow. They

4:58

had to print 2 .58 million tickets with

5:00

10 number combinations in less than 72 hours.

5:02

So they had to sit there and just

5:04

hit print, print. No, I think they had

5:06

to deal with the website that said, like,

5:08

well, you do this for us. And they

5:10

said, yeah, we can do that. We have

5:13

the algorithm to do that. But even this,

5:15

somebody had to print the paper tickets, right?

5:17

Yes. That's a lot of stack paper. Mm

5:19

hmm. Like if we were to stack paper

5:21

in this room of 20, how many, how

5:23

many tickets, lunchbox? 2 .58 million. Because they put

5:25

10 on each one. That's crazy. That's so

5:27

many stacks of paper. Oh

5:29

my goodness. That is pretty baller

5:32

though. Just completely legal, completely

5:34

legal. Did you hear about it again? a way

5:36

to do that on like a smaller scale though? Like

5:38

a $500 jackpot? Like a four

5:40

ball one? Well, there was a movie

5:42

that the old couple, their

5:45

hometown, they would drive a couple of states over

5:47

and they had figured out how to win the

5:49

lottery and everybody would invest. I don't know who's,

5:51

it's like the big win or something and it's

5:53

like They rigged the lottery. Why don't you do

5:55

that? But that's not rigging it. No, no, I'm

5:57

not saying rigging it. You literally just said rigging.

5:59

You didn't mean rigging. Yeah, I didn't mean rig.

6:01

I mean, they had found out a loophole. Not

6:04

even a loophole. How would you

6:06

call it? I would say that

6:08

they figured out the system. And

6:10

so that's OK. It's like

6:12

counting cards, not illegal in casinos. They can ask

6:14

you not to come back, but not

6:17

illegal. You're not doing anything illegal. Now, there

6:19

was a guy once That's

6:21

movies called Jerry and Marge go

6:23

large. That's it. Mm -hmm. That's the

6:25

movie. Jerry and Marge? That's the older

6:28

couple. Yeah, they go on

6:30

a small Michigan town and they were

6:32

like they'd figured out the system. There was

6:34

one guy back in the day who

6:36

won a bunch of money in the lottery.

6:38

I'm gonna make this quick and He

6:40

didn't want to come forward. He didn't want

6:42

to come forward. He's like, I have

6:44

my attorney called, like, no, you have to

6:46

come forward. He's like, I want to

6:48

come forward. And went all the way to

6:50

the last day, comes forward, has ticket, realized

6:53

that the guy basically was used to

6:55

working the lottery and it slipped in code. And

6:59

knew on what day the

7:01

code was going to affect the

7:03

numbers. And so had hit.

7:06

And then once they started investigating, like

7:08

another family member had hit on

7:10

that day a long time ago, another

7:12

neighbor. Dang. Yeah. So.

7:14

His name is Phillip Johnson.

7:17

He called the Iowa Lottery and said, okay,

7:19

here's the 15 digit seal number on

7:21

the ticket. And said here, and

7:23

it was all because somebody, now that's,

7:25

this is cheating. This is rigged. He had

7:27

messed with the code. Wow. But

7:31

yeah, this is Jerry March. Yeah,

7:33

he's a retired, like math analysis

7:35

guy. That's how he won. He

7:37

figured it out. He's got a

7:39

retired math. Analyst excuse me, and

7:42

he discovered a flaw in Michigan's

7:44

lottery and they got their friends

7:46

their neighbors and they took advantage

7:48

of the that's baller the flaw

7:50

Eddie stories baller They got they

7:52

got caught man if he if

7:54

he had to been selfish he

7:56

to hit But it's like people

7:58

to hit the monopoly remember that

8:00

that did a whole thing on

8:02

that Yeah, if

8:04

you can figure it out you deserve to figure

8:07

it out and you deserve to prosper if

8:09

you're cheating People tend to get too

8:11

selfish and they tend to cheat till they get caught. And

8:13

the guy you said, the Johnson guy, he was the

8:15

one that tried to claim it, but the other guy was

8:17

the one that worked for the lottery. His name was

8:19

Tipton, and finally he went to trial. Yeah,

8:21

he had to go. That is so baller. He

8:23

had to go. No, that's cheating, though. I

8:26

mean, but... Ballers, if you don't go to jail. Yeah,

8:29

but then, I mean, for Johnson to be like, hey, man,

8:31

I'm the one that bought the ticket, and he couldn't answer

8:33

any of the questions, and they started investigating. looked at the

8:35

video. They did the whole thing. Oh, my gosh. Hello

8:51

Bobby Bones. When I was 19, I got

8:53

a DUI. Nobody was hurt, but

8:55

it followed me for years. I've completely

8:57

changed since then. Stop drinking, finish college,

8:59

built a great career. Now I'm up

9:02

for a promotion that requires international travel

9:04

and I'm terrified they'll discover my record

9:06

and withdraw the offer. Should I disclose

9:08

my pass before they find out, risking

9:10

the opportunity or should I just hope

9:12

it doesn't come up in the background

9:14

check? Signed employee with a pass. Okay,

9:17

I don't know how old you are now and

9:19

I think that factors into this answer. I'm going to

9:21

assume you're at least 25. If

9:24

you're saying the past is that far back. Yeah,

9:26

DUI, that sucks. I hated the

9:28

people drive. drunk. It kills people. Nobody

9:31

was hurt. It's not like

9:33

you're on the sexual predator registry.

9:36

That's a whole different ball game. I don't

9:38

think you need to jeopardize your job if

9:40

you're doing a good job at your job because

9:42

they're not going to fire you from your

9:45

job. If they find out you got this at

9:47

19 if you're doing a good job. Now,

9:49

if they're looking for a reason, they're going to

9:51

paper troll the crap out of you. They're

9:53

probably already doing that. But they're

9:55

probably not looking for a reason if

9:57

you're up for a promotion. So

9:59

What I'm gonna say to you

10:01

is Let bygones be bygones if it

10:03

does come up great. I do

10:06

not believe it will because if they're

10:08

doing a background check and they

10:10

see this And you are a

10:12

great worker, they're not gonna see that

10:14

I Said what I said Hmm,

10:16

you know, it's so hard to find

10:18

great Just

10:21

people that will show up and work and

10:23

be consistent and do a great job It's so

10:25

hard to find those people. So if you're

10:27

that person You're good. They're not gonna

10:29

fire you for this Yeah, and you're

10:31

you say you don't even drink now. So

10:33

doesn't matter though, even if he does

10:35

drink well, no doesn't matter you can have

10:37

Oh, I was thinking their mind. What

10:39

if they know like, oh, yeah, and he's

10:41

Won't matter drinking is not illegal drinking

10:43

and driving is and he got in trouble

10:45

for that at 19 But I would

10:47

say if you're like 25 or so now

10:51

That sucks. You learn from it. You don't do

10:53

it again But they are not gonna mess

10:55

with you if they find it don't say anything

10:57

about it because then they may have to

10:59

do something about it because something that happens with

11:01

bosses executives They can give a blind eye.

11:03

Oh and see I never saw but if you

11:05

tell them about it, then they have to

11:07

go. Yep. I know about it And then they

11:09

have to do something about it. Oh, yes.

11:11

You're helping them by not having to know this

11:13

about you. Well, and they

11:15

can know, but they can always say they didn't see it.

11:18

But if you tell them, then they know. Don't

11:20

say anything. I'm glad you learned.

11:23

I don't think it's going to come up. It probably already

11:25

has it. They've done a background check and look at

11:27

you. I said what I said. I stand by

11:29

it. That's it. Close it up. Let's

11:31

talk to Brittany in North Carolina. Hey,

11:33

Brittany, you're on the show. Um, so I

11:35

was listening to the lots to say

11:38

podcast a while back and you were trying

11:40

to decide which NFL team you wanted

11:42

to be a fan for and root for

11:44

this year. Um, and I worked for

11:46

the medical team for the Carolina Panthers. I

11:48

was just wondering if you had decided

11:50

yet. So Amy, here's what's up. I

11:52

was talking about, I do have a

11:54

favorite college football team, obviously the Arkansas Razorbacks,

11:56

but I did not grow up in

11:58

a place where there was an NFL team,

12:01

even in our state. So a lot

12:03

of people were Dallas Cowboys fans because regionally

12:05

they were close -ish and Jerry Jones, the

12:07

owner, played for the Razorback National Championship

12:09

football team. So, but

12:11

the Cowboys were also really good when I was

12:13

young. And you know me, I ain't gonna jump on

12:15

a bandwagon. So I never became

12:17

a Cowboys fan. And I was

12:19

talking on our NFL show Lots to

12:21

say. I said, I don't have

12:23

an NFL favorite team. I watched

12:25

the NFL religiously, but I don't have a favorite

12:27

team. said, I'd like to have a favorite team.

12:29

It'll never be the same as someone who's had

12:31

a whole team their whole life. But I was

12:33

like, who don't my favorite team to be? And

12:35

so I just kind of put it out there like

12:37

the Colts mascot reached out. He like, follow me.

12:39

And so teams were like, hey, we want you

12:41

to be our favorite team because like, I want

12:43

to go to a game. I want to like

12:45

experience like the culture. But there were teams I

12:48

eliminated because they were too good like the chiefs. They've

12:50

won so many Super Bowls. I like the Chiefs,

12:52

but I can't go, I'm now a Chiefs fan.

12:54

That would be a poser. That would

12:56

be a bandwagoner. And so the same

12:58

thing with like the Eagles. So it

13:00

was just kind of weighing it out and seeing which

13:02

teams reached out to me to go, Hey, we like

13:04

for you to be a fan. We'll send you a

13:06

bunch of gear, that type of thing. That's what that

13:08

that's what that is. And I

13:10

haven't, and I don't think the draft

13:12

is going to make me decide on

13:14

who my favorite team is. I

13:17

think mostly it's going to be who sends me the most

13:19

free gear and says, Hey, We want

13:21

you to come be our person. Oh, yeah,

13:23

so Brittany I like the Panthers because

13:25

I like Bryce young and we came and

13:27

I added good End of the season

13:29

last year, you know, once you guys kind

13:31

of switched it out and so I

13:33

like the Panthers, but I don't know that

13:35

I can commit to them fully. What

13:37

is your selling point? Well,

13:40

like you said, Bryson's amazing There's

13:42

a lot of behind -the -scenes stuff.

13:44

I can't really talk about but

13:46

there's a lot of changes coming

13:49

Charlotte's a great atmosphere to watch a game in.

13:52

It's close. Close. That helps like I

13:54

could go there. It's close. It wouldn't

13:56

be horrible. We can definitely get you

13:58

some gear that you want. I just didn't know

14:00

how to get it to you because I'm not.

14:03

So I work with the doctors who work with

14:05

the team. So I still deal with all

14:07

the team, but I don't like go on game

14:09

day. I deal with all the injuries that

14:11

happened Monday when they come in. Oh,

14:13

wow. Stuff like that. That's pretty cool. So.

14:15

I mean, Brighton's great and I just hate that

14:18

people gave them such a hard rap. He's

14:20

such a good kid, had a great heart. All

14:22

the players do, all the players for the

14:24

team are just, they're just such good guys. Every

14:26

player has a great heart on the Panthers.

14:28

If that's the case, how could I pick anybody

14:30

else? If that's true, every player has a

14:32

great heart, then I don't know how I could

14:35

pick anybody else. So I'm absolutely open to

14:37

making the Panthers my favorite team. I'm not there

14:39

yet. I'd like to see what kind of

14:41

gear they send me to be honest with you.

14:44

Isn't it nice though to not have a favorite

14:46

NFL team because when Arkansas loses your heart is

14:48

broken for days NFL you just get to enjoy

14:50

Yeah, my heart stays broken a lot. It's kind

14:52

of numb at this point Well, yeah, but you

14:54

but sports because if they win but I expect

14:56

to lose. Yeah, I know but I expect to

14:58

lose at this point in my life The spirit

15:00

I know what you lose all your life. Do

15:02

you think the next day are we gonna be

15:04

like for sure? I'm gonna win today. Okay, you

15:06

know, I mean I just thought it could like

15:08

if you walked into the studio question in the

15:10

morning if you walked into studio and all the

15:12

lights were off and I weren't here. Like when

15:14

you get here in the morning, what would you

15:16

think? I think Bobby

15:18

died. Why? Because you're always

15:20

here. Right. So you've been conditioned to feel

15:22

that one way, because you've always had it happen

15:24

one way, and when the other thing happens,

15:27

you're like, whoa, that's not, that's how I feel

15:29

about losing. I just expect it every day. We

15:31

lose all time. So that when you

15:33

win, you're like, wow. When I'm when I'm

15:35

like, this is crazy. I wonder we're

15:38

going to lose again. Oh, boy. It sucks.

15:40

I don't love anything. I don't say

15:42

this for everybody. Listen, I don't have anything

15:44

more than razor back sports. My wife

15:46

and dogs. But I'm talking about like I

15:48

love I love it's my favorite thing

15:50

in the world is Arkansas football and basketball

15:52

and softball and baseball. I love it.

15:55

I keep stuff on my desk. I give

15:57

a lot of money. Now that

15:59

I have money, I give a lot of it

16:01

there. So, but yeah, yeah, it's hard.

16:03

But I'm looking for an NFL team to also

16:05

break my heart. On Sundays. That's

16:07

how I know I'm like feeling. Heart,

16:10

like pain. Hey, Brittany, I

16:12

appreciate that call. Can I put you on hold?

16:14

And then maybe you can talk to some

16:16

of the guys that run the organization and maybe

16:18

send us some gear and I come out

16:20

to a game, check it out. Can I do

16:22

the tour? I don't know. That sounds

16:24

pretty good. What do you think about that, Brittany? Is that

16:26

possible? Yes, of course. Yeah, I'll just get that info. Obviously,

16:29

I'm not going to be able to talk to them tomorrow

16:31

because they're going to be in the world going crazy. Do

16:33

it next week. Do it two weeks. You know, I'm

16:35

sure I won't decide on a favorite NFL team till

16:37

the beginning of the season. You got time. Oh, you

16:39

got months. I got time. So

16:42

I don't have one. Hey, Brittany, I really appreciate that

16:44

call. And hold on. Pound it.

16:46

Was that from the Panthers? Pound

16:48

them. pounding. Keep pounding. Dang it. That's close. Well,

16:51

you're not a fan yet. Great

16:54

point. I'm only kind of a fan. Brittany, thank you for

16:56

the call. gonna put you on hold. Thank you very much.

16:58

You're welcome. All right. Bye -bye. By the

17:00

way, I didn't ask for that. I'm not like

17:02

calling people to get free stuff. I'm just like part

17:04

of winning me over. Like do you have cool

17:06

merch? I want to wear it. If

17:08

I want to look good in it. So do you

17:10

only want merch from the team or like can say

17:12

a fan? No, no fan. I

17:14

need the team really jockeying for

17:16

my support. Wow. You heard that.

17:18

I want to be felt. I want to

17:20

be loved. Well, Jerry Jones invited you to a

17:23

hole. I did. I did pursue that, though.

17:25

And then y 'all rode in his helicopter. Oh,

17:27

yeah, it's awesome. Yeah, he's great. He couldn't have been

17:29

nicer to me. And he's a Razorack. Yeah, but I

17:31

went after him. And also it's like everybody's a Cowboys

17:33

fan where I'm from. I think that ship has kind

17:35

of sailed. I don't root

17:38

against them. I know. Weird that you're not a Cowboys fan.

17:40

I told you why they won. So many Super Bowls I

17:42

couldn't jump on. Thank you for the call though. And let's

17:44

see. Let's do my favorite. Hey, the Colts, they came in

17:46

strong with their mascot. Follow me on Instagram. And they're being

17:48

like, we got you. It's time for

17:50

the good news. Winona

17:52

and Justin are off -duty

17:54

paramedics. They're married, out celebrating

17:56

their anniversary at a steakhouse

17:58

in Syracuse, New York. And

18:01

all of a sudden, they

18:03

hear a commotion across the

18:05

restaurant. And they're like, what's

18:07

going on? Some lady's choking

18:09

on her steak. Ha! Good

18:11

news. They're paramedics. So they

18:13

go over there. Uh! Uh! Uh!

18:16

Heimlich doesn't work. She loses

18:18

consciousness. They start doing chest

18:20

compressions. Then they get that little

18:22

thing. Zzzz! Clear!

18:25

Boom! Clear!

18:27

Boom! And they brought her

18:29

back. But did she get the

18:31

steak out? Cause I didn't think you went to the

18:33

boom where the stakes still in there. You gotta get that

18:35

stake out. Yeah. Or else they can't breathe. Yeah. Like

18:37

you can shock them all day long, but if the stake

18:39

is still in there, they went and got a life

18:41

back device, which is something else that was able to get

18:43

the stake out while they were doing the boom. What?

18:45

What happens to the vacuum you stick in somebody's mouth? It

18:48

sucks it out. Yeah. Think about that for an invention. Don't

18:51

write that down, Amy. Amy looks at her computer and starts

18:53

to write it down. She patterns it. She goes right to

18:55

her keys and starts typing. But imagine

18:57

if that's, there is a, you put it

18:59

in your mouth. Cause you ever do

19:01

things with your vacuum and you go, and

19:03

your jaws go, you do that, but

19:05

it's a suck. That is so cool. I

19:07

think they have that, like at the

19:10

dentist, how they suck that, cause I'm it.

19:12

That's for spit. That's tiny. But

19:14

can't they just move it on over down the throat

19:16

and suck it up? Uh, my invention.

19:18

Nope. This is specifically, that's

19:21

for dentists. Mine specifically for saving people that

19:23

are choking. Yeah. With that little contraption at the

19:25

dentist, you know how they ask you to

19:27

shut your mouth when they have it. I can't

19:29

do that. I can't do it

19:31

close your mouth. I can't nope. I can't no

19:33

then nope They every time they tell me and

19:35

I'm like, I'm sorry I can't you'll just have

19:37

to I have to leave my mouth open and

19:39

you'll have to suck it open because I can't

19:41

close it freaks me out. No, you're freaking me

19:44

out right now. I can't I

19:46

refuse I already know that I

19:48

can't like I've tried I know but

19:50

I'm telling you it doesn't happen

19:52

like something weird Every time I close

19:54

it and it's freaky and I

19:56

don't like it. So I just yeah,

19:58

I refuse Your

20:00

invention may not work on her. No,

20:02

she's out. out. We put

20:04

it in. We're gonna save your life. I

20:06

refuse. I refuse. All right,

20:08

there you go. Good story, though. That's

20:10

what it's all about. That was tell me

20:12

something good. How do

20:14

you think women find out

20:17

that their man is cheating

20:19

on them? What do you

20:21

think the most common way? Intuition. Oh,

20:23

you're going black magic. Just thought.

20:26

Yeah. Yeah, black magic. Yeah.

20:29

That is not the number one answer. Phone.

20:32

But can I ask a question about intuition? Yeah.

20:35

And I think a lot of times

20:37

intuition or our gut is really

20:39

our brain being receptive of things around,

20:41

not fully knowing why they're being

20:43

receptive of it, but seeing in its

20:46

actual data that isn't processed to

20:48

know exactly the data. And so intuition

20:50

is not so much a feeling,

20:52

but what we've learned through seeing and

20:54

hearing. Yeah. I mean, yes. I

20:57

can get on board with that

20:59

because we call it gut intuition. And

21:02

I think women's intuition is better

21:04

because you guys pay more attention.

21:07

I don't think this is just me

21:09

rambling. I don't think it's that you

21:11

guys have some sort of special power

21:13

that we don't except for you are

21:15

better at noticing, paying attention, you're better

21:17

at caring. So your quote like

21:19

magic intuition is just you guys being more aware.

21:22

Yeah, okay cool all right, so

21:24

studies found that most of

21:26

the time when a woman finds

21:28

out her man is cheating

21:30

Oh, let me go to Morgan.

21:33

Hey Morgan Yeah You know

21:35

you've been cheated on yes, I

21:37

how did you find out? Okay,

21:40

let me walk this back

21:42

One of them told me the

21:44

person the dude that he

21:46

told me was because he was

21:48

confronted Um, well that one

21:50

was wild because I had like intuition early

21:53

on that I didn't like her and

21:55

I didn't want him hanging out with her

21:57

He proceeded to and then little the

21:59

next week he called me was like I

22:01

slept with her. I was like, okay

22:03

I saw that one coming. Did you break

22:05

up immediately? Yeah. Yeah, we did and

22:07

then another one I found out via social

22:09

media Actually two of them I found

22:11

out social media. Is that like we had

22:13

a mail bag where the guy Had

22:15

got a message saying hey or maybe it

22:17

was a girl got a message saying hey

22:20

the person's cheating on you But you didn't

22:22

really know who you didn't know the person

22:24

so do you even believe them was it

22:26

that kind of thing? Yeah, I was like

22:28

hey one of them was like straight out

22:30

like had receipts the whole thing Oh, man,

22:32

and I was like, okay There's no denying

22:34

that this happened the other one was like

22:36

your you don't you think you know who

22:38

your boyfriend is But you really don't these

22:40

are three different guys. Yeah, oh probably have

22:42

been cheated on in every relationship besides my

22:45

last one like the the X last year

22:47

so I think that's it zone therapy session

22:49

as I've had lots of therapy okay so

22:51

for the most part they told you either

22:53

him or them meaning somebody you don't know

22:55

but they stepped in to go your dude's

22:57

kind of a yes yeah studies have found

22:59

most of the time a friend will tell

23:01

them or a friend of

23:03

a friend informs like the inner circle.

23:06

So I think this is kind of that, like

23:08

it's a person that's telling the person, man,

23:10

if it's a friend that tells you, that's gotta

23:12

be a good friend. And that's gotta be a

23:14

good friend that knows you're probably gonna get unfairly

23:16

mad at that good friend at first. Like if

23:18

I knew Amy's boyfriend was cheating on her. And

23:20

I was like, Amy, your boyfriend was cheating on

23:22

you. should be like, you don't know, you have

23:24

to deal with that, right? As that friend. So

23:26

you gotta be a really good friend to take

23:28

that. because you're going into

23:31

a bit of a war zone. Even though you're

23:33

doing the good thing, you're gonna get shot

23:35

at. So that's number one. Next

23:37

up is incriminating text emails

23:39

or DMs they come across,

23:41

meaning the guy is sloppy.

23:44

So his phone's out, or he has it where

23:46

when you text you can actually read the message

23:48

on the front, or leaves,

23:50

yeah. Most times

23:52

sloppy guys do sloppy things like too. The

23:54

technology. Followed by the

23:56

other woman that your man is cheating

23:59

with, finding out about your

24:01

relationship, not knowing because the guy

24:03

is playing, hey, I'm not letting them

24:05

know I have a girlfriend and

24:07

we're just hooking up, but going, no,

24:09

I'm single. And then she finds out

24:11

he's cheating, but that she is not just

24:13

being cheated on. She's the one being used to

24:16

be cheated on at the same time. Has

24:18

that ever happened? So one of my

24:20

best friends of like 15 plus years, we dated

24:22

the same guy. She messaged me on Facebook and

24:24

was like, hey, I'm pretty sure your boyfriend is

24:26

also my boyfriend. Wait, what? Any chance that we're

24:28

twins? That'd be a crazy twist. We looked polar

24:30

opposite and no, he did not have a twin.

24:32

This was him. Same guy. And so we -

24:34

And how did you not know? Were you not

24:36

close at the time? You just been friends for

24:38

a long time? I didn't know her. She

24:40

literally just - We're no friends. Oh, your friend

24:42

now. That made

24:44

you friends. Yeah, we're best

24:47

friends So she messaged

24:49

me and we like got

24:51

together met up at

24:53

a water park and we're

24:55

like trying to compare

24:57

stories Time lines help like

24:59

15 years why no,

25:01

but I thought they were

25:03

friends 15 years ago,

25:06

and then they cheated We

25:14

met up in a water park compared stories

25:16

and then we're like, okay Let's go like show

25:18

up at this party that he invited both

25:20

of us to which was ironic And we both

25:22

show up and he's like panicked and we

25:24

just were like yeah We're both dumping you and

25:26

then we've been best friends ever since you

25:28

got two ways to go You

25:31

are now you have sister wipes basically or

25:33

they're both gonna dump you How to approach

25:35

that is yeah, no, I'm I love you

25:37

both. I want you both to be my

25:39

lady Because then he doesn't seem as dirty

25:41

dog. He just seems weird. Yeah

25:43

That's weird you're like you thought you'd get

25:45

away with it cuz then you're like oh you're

25:48

hiding and he's like no I think both

25:50

of you I would love to have both of

25:52

you as my is my lady forever And

25:54

then you just go now you're we're breaking up

25:56

instead of you kind of a dirt bag

25:58

now the final one is Oh,

26:00

this is tough. Walking

26:02

in at home or somewhere and

26:04

you see them actually with the

26:07

person. Oh, that has to be

26:09

the worst. Yeah,

26:12

that has to be the worst. For sure. I'd be

26:14

afraid if I were the guy, let's say

26:16

the guy doesn't know he's cheating. He's with your girl,

26:18

right? And your girl's lying. You're like, I'm single and

26:20

you walk in and he's butt naked. And then you

26:22

have to get out and fight butt naked. No,

26:26

probably because be like, oh, no, I probably

26:29

just try to jump out the window or something

26:31

I don't know but then you got a

26:33

decision to make because if you go down and

26:35

grab your underwear to put them on that's

26:37

a vulnerable spot where the other dude could come

26:39

in with like an elbow drop Oh, what

26:41

are those drinks with the Russian the milk and

26:43

now lot of alcohol, but it tastes like

26:45

a milkshake Yes, yes Okay, I can never have

26:47

one of those ever again, because in college, when

26:50

Weird way to start a story, but I'm

26:52

here for it. Let's go. Well, when I,

26:55

my boyfriend, I showed up at his house

26:57

and something was happening with someone else. I

26:59

never saw it, but I heard, like, them. And

27:02

I was like, oh, this, what? And

27:04

it was his ex -girlfriend. I guess maybe

27:06

they were rekindling, but we had already started

27:08

dating. And so then I was like,

27:10

okay. So I went out and I was

27:12

like, okay. Sad. I ordered

27:14

a bunch of white Russians. That

27:16

was not a good night. Because what did

27:19

you do? Got very, very, very, very sick.

27:21

Very. But did you go and like...

27:23

No, I didn't... Retaliate as you

27:25

often worry about. So yours is just

27:27

you drank so much of a drink it made you sick. Yeah,

27:30

but like thinking of that story just made

27:32

me think I'm just telling you I'm biting

27:34

you into my brain about how all that

27:36

time and then oh that I had a

27:38

white Russian and oh I can't even think

27:40

about that or I get sick like I

27:42

mean this in the most loving way I

27:44

feel like getting invited your brains I walk

27:47

into a fun house what the heck this

27:49

guy's told it was relatable to the story

27:51

like Had I not gone over there and

27:53

realized they were in his room doing whatever,

27:55

I would have never had that many white

27:57

Russians and I could maybe still enjoy one

27:59

today. Maybe you could, dang. Now it's ruined.

28:01

Bring her a white Russian, let's see how

28:03

this goes. Yeah. One of

28:05

the other things is people leaving something

28:07

behind and then like your person

28:10

coming home and being like, why is

28:12

underwear? Yeah, underwear, shirt, anything.

28:14

Sock. So

28:20

that's from Cosmopolitan. I hope nobody's being

28:22

cheated on. But if your guy's a

28:24

sloppy guy in general, he's eventually going

28:26

to leave himself vulnerable for you to

28:28

catch that. And again, if you're feeling

28:30

it, and

28:32

again, intuition to me is you've actually

28:34

collected all this data. You just

28:36

don't really, you subconsciously have filed it

28:38

all the way. If you're having

28:40

that intuition, there's probably something up. But

28:42

sometimes your intuition glitches. Sure, or

28:44

it could be out you thing, right?

28:47

It could be something that's lacking in you

28:49

that's in me. So usually though, there

28:51

is some sort of that intuition is trying

28:53

to lead you somewhere. It doesn't always

28:55

have to be about them most times that

28:57

you do cheating and cheating. But not

28:59

always. It could be something about you that

29:01

isn't full, that isn't communicating

29:03

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29:05

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32:54

Yeah, speak on challenging habits on challenging bad

32:56

habits. So I saw that this is

32:58

a good question to ask in any relationship

33:00

you're in What's one habit of mine

33:02

that you find challenging to deal with? Oh,

33:05

you asked yes a person? I

33:07

would not ask that I would say

33:09

one and she'd be like well, I'll start

33:11

with yeah Well, it's just good to ask

33:13

that and so then I thought well, what

33:15

are challenging habits? We have in the

33:17

room that might be difficult for others to

33:19

deal with on the show I think too

33:21

if you get a bit introspective and ask

33:23

yourself like what's a habit that I have

33:26

that I I do and maybe I don't

33:28

even realize that it's so habitual that

33:30

probably is not net game or it's kind

33:32

of net loss it's a hard thing to

33:34

do to yourself because we we fall into

33:36

these patterns and then eventually patterns or habits

33:38

it's a harder thing to break but Amy

33:40

so I went inward and yeah she's challenging

33:42

us I'll start with mine just so

33:44

y 'all know that I did look at

33:46

myself as well and I find it very

33:49

annoying That I

33:51

give way too

33:53

many unnecessary details when

33:55

telling a story

33:57

It's a habit where

33:59

I feel like

34:02

I I could rein it

34:04

in a little bit, and I don't know why, but

34:06

I feel like I need to tell about a person.

34:08

You're doing it right now. You're literally doing it right

34:10

now. Now, I'm giving you an example. I'm telling you

34:12

a story about lunchbox. I need to be like, and

34:14

then this guy walked in, he was wearing a blue

34:16

shirt, and turns out I didn't know

34:18

him from high school, and it has nothing to do

34:20

with the story. I was talking about lunchbox, and then

34:22

it just makes the story longer. All right, I think

34:24

we're good on that segment now totally. All right, we're

34:26

out of here. I

34:35

mean your habit is definitely that you're

34:37

just in the habit of always being

34:39

early We know this about you, but

34:41

then it's like we all feel this

34:43

pressure to also be early and like

34:45

even when we're not late at all

34:47

Anything okay, like you have it just

34:49

a habit of being early. It's like

34:52

why do you arrive? If it's

34:54

not work if it's a party do you work

34:56

your early? I don't go to many parties been like

34:58

two and ten years do work You're

35:00

always early and you've even been assigned

35:02

by your therapist to be late and

35:04

you still can't do it because if

35:06

you're habit to be early and Then

35:08

you I don't know that you expect

35:10

us. I don't I don't I always

35:12

say you do not have to do

35:14

what I do a Little bit. No,

35:16

I think a lot of leaders build

35:18

a culture by leading by example like

35:21

we're not late You're absolutely late because

35:23

we're not early. No, you shouldn't and

35:25

You guys have absolutely adhered and become

35:27

great at being punctual because punctuality is

35:29

a respect for everybody that's not you

35:31

Being punctual is not so much respect

35:33

for yourself. It's respect for everybody else

35:35

It's not you because they were all

35:37

here and you respect them the same

35:39

way they respected you So I do

35:41

get here. I'm starting get it earlier

35:43

and earlier and it's driving me crazy

35:45

It's driving me crazy. See,

35:48

when I went inward, it drove me crazy

35:50

too, my storytelling, and you're driving yourself crazy,

35:52

so why don't we work on it? know.

35:54

That did be late. But I know. He

35:57

can't. He's already been assigned. Do my gag

35:59

reflex it? I got

36:01

you. I hear you. OK, so that's

36:03

mine. Yeah, but if you went inward, what

36:05

is the challenge you have a challenging

36:07

habit that you can see what I've been

36:09

learning about anxiety is Anxiety is fear

36:11

of the future, right? It's putting too much

36:14

thought into the future future tripping. Yeah,

36:16

so That's a part of my anxiety is

36:18

if I am late the job will

36:20

not be done as well if the job

36:22

is not done Well, I will not

36:24

be able to succeed in the job. I

36:26

will no longer have my job I

36:28

will end up where I started living in

36:30

a trailer park and Having

36:33

to figure out meal three meal today, right?

36:35

Like that's the unhealthy feeling. Mm -hmm because that's

36:37

where I came from no balls pretty quickly Oh,

36:39

yeah, I'm like five seconds. I know but

36:41

like over time like can't you start to tell

36:43

yourself a different story? I tell myself all

36:45

the time. I've been trying I've been trying. Thank

36:47

you. Thank you for that therapy session. I'm

36:49

gonna cry Let's go to Eddie to laid back.

36:51

It's a challenging have it. I

36:53

Like being laid back. Yeah, but you're you're

36:55

in a habit of being so laid back

36:57

that I feel like sometimes it annoys Morgan. Oh

37:00

That's true. So now Amy's speaking for

37:02

Morgan. I think by lay back she

37:04

means. This is a work assignment. Yeah.

37:07

I was bringing it. Like I, it's cool. I'm

37:09

jealous of your laid backness. I'm sure we

37:11

all are. too. I think that's also why Eddie

37:13

and I are like please and care. He's

37:16

thinking to your game. extremely A and he's

37:18

extremely B but in the best way. And

37:20

it almost never hits in a way that

37:22

we're irritated with each other. Okay,

37:24

you're too back. So I should work on like, let

37:27

me do that now instead of like, I'll get to that. I

37:30

think it's who you are. And I think it's who

37:32

I am, but I think it's an 8%. You

37:34

work on 8 % change, and I think that's probably a

37:36

healthy spot. I'll work it. We don't want to change

37:38

who you are. Thank you. Lunchbox. Yells

37:41

a lot. That's

37:44

a one. But I mean, it's a challenge. It's

37:46

not, it's not. I wouldn't say y 'all just loud

37:48

and you guys don't like it. Okay, loud, like loud

37:50

with all the noises. But like, we've

37:52

heard him talk to his wife and he's

37:54

like, hey, hey, good night guys. So

37:56

we know you can do that. Okay,

37:59

I did this too for you guys. Oh,

38:01

oh you too. Okay. Here we go. Well, no

38:03

Amy gave me the idea and she didn't

38:05

tell me to do it, but I thought I

38:07

would hop into it. I was here early,

38:09

so why not? Why not come up with some?

38:11

So these are habits that you find challenging

38:14

to deal with. You guys should and you're challenged

38:16

by them. You should work on them. 8 %

38:18

like I'm gonna work on. Okay. So

38:20

let me start with you, Amy. Sure. You

38:23

have a habit of being

38:28

unfocused and Doubling down on the unfocused

38:30

when you try to focus Huh? Yeah,

38:32

little day you're up here knocking stuff

38:34

off the table It was just like

38:36

it turns it she's like the Incredible

38:38

Hulk once she goes to the green

38:40

man. It's gone. She's gone. You can't

38:42

really really back in Yeah, okay, okay,

38:44

but you know but you know that

38:47

and it's who you are I don't

38:49

want you to change but maybe 8

38:51

% okay 8 % okay With lunchbox. Yeah,

38:53

it's odd rage he

38:56

gets rageful and everybody here gets like real

38:59

life scared. Which

39:01

to be clear, my yelling with him wasn't rage

39:03

yelling. Mine just loud. Can we all identify when

39:05

he's been rageful and we've all been scared like,

39:07

oh god, we should let him go home or

39:09

something? Yeah, like the pallet, that was scary. It

39:11

happens. Or like the connect four, we did the

39:13

connect four thing and he started one. No, it

39:16

was a different game. Whatever it was. Some games

39:18

he just gets really rageful. It's not even like

39:20

a bit, the rage. The rage. Dial

39:23

back the passion. I've never been scared, but

39:25

I think that he just gets I'm scared. gonna

39:27

like hit Abby or something No, you know

39:29

what he was on the afforded her and we

39:31

said watch it wash your back watch your

39:34

watch your back But I said wash your back

39:36

I Said wash your back. She had some

39:38

dirt on it. Yeah, that was a funny way

39:40

to pivot out of watch your back though

39:42

He did say it wrong and he was like

39:44

no I said it. We're like, yeah, you're

39:46

right. You did say wash your back With

39:49

Eddie, I would say it's much

39:51

more of a granular thing, so it's

39:53

not macro. It's granular. When

39:55

he just goes, woo, during segments randomly. Like,

39:58

dude, give us an example. Just, I

40:00

don't know, he just feels like he needs to say something. So he goes,

40:02

woo. And I'm like, ah, that's kind

40:04

of annoying. Why don't we shut that down? Like,

40:06

why you laughing so hard? Because I had this

40:08

thought a couple years ago, putting together a song

40:10

with him, just going, woo. Yeah, yeah. Come on.

40:12

Woo. He's so laid back and like fun. Come

40:14

on. He's going to feel the void. When he's

40:16

like, maybe not. feeling great the morning or not

40:18

a great mood, he still has to like put

40:20

on that he is. And so he feels the

40:23

need to do that. So he's like, let's go. It's

40:26

okay to not be the lot because

40:28

that is so likable. It's okay to not

40:30

be extremely likable every day. Because

40:32

the come on. Yeah,

40:34

sometimes it's just bit forced. Yeah.

40:36

And then with me, I would just challenge

40:39

myself to just not not care so much

40:41

about other people. Shut up. Shut

40:43

up. Give a real one. Come on,

40:46

man. We all care about people. And

40:48

that's not an annoying, challenging habit. But I'm annoyed

40:50

by it. I just care too much about people. Shut

40:52

up. Do one for real. Stop telling me to

40:54

shut up. What am I wrong with you? It's

41:04

getting awkward in here. Okay,

41:07

come on. Save one for real. All

41:09

of mine are like based in this is

41:11

what you said. Oh really? Yeah. Not

41:13

just on time, but I have to everything

41:15

has to have to be in control

41:18

of everything all the time or I feel

41:20

like it will not go right. So

41:22

it's the biggest step ever made was

41:24

hiring scuba Steve and I need to do

41:26

more of that. Not hire scuba Steve,

41:29

but the biggest thing I ever did Oh,

41:31

did you say the biggest mistake? No

41:33

step. I was like, wow. I'm going home.

41:37

Maybe that's a washer back. Maybe

41:40

I didn't mean it. One of the biggest

41:42

steps in this was hiring Scuba Steve because

41:44

I used to run everything. I'm

41:46

talking about every meeting, every button, every, and

41:48

hiring Scuba Steve, and he handles a lot

41:50

of it. And it's been great. So I

41:52

would say to be, I'm terrible at delegating

41:54

because I think I need to do everything

41:56

myself. So I would say delegate more. Are

41:59

all these 8 % like the

42:01

woo. Do I have to

42:03

just scale it down? The reason

42:05

I say 8 % is because

42:07

it is impossible to change

42:09

your life 100 % Okay, Amy,

42:12

thank you for this. Sure. I feel like I'm

42:14

a better person now Okay, in case anybody again wants

42:16

to do it at home you just say to

42:18

your partner What's one habit of mine you find challenging

42:20

to deal with take a long time. Should I

42:22

take my wife that no Dude, she's

42:24

going to give you a list. No, just

42:26

say one. Put one in all caps. OK, I'm

42:28

going to do a voicemail real quick. OK,

42:30

one. Hey, we're doing a segment on the show

42:32

and we were talking about habits and how

42:35

hard they are to break and how to challenge

42:37

yourself into breaking hard habits. And

42:39

so I'm supposed to ask

42:41

you what's one habit of mine

42:43

that you find challenging to

42:45

deal with. Just one. If you

42:47

don't mind sending the back

42:49

at some point, that would be

42:51

awesome. I love you, baby. Okay,

42:55

wrap it up. Okay. All

42:57

right, I'll see what she says. This

43:01

might be bull crap, but there's a

43:03

tone that if you listen to it and

43:05

it's at a frequency of 295 .8 Hertz,

43:07

you lose weight if you listen to

43:09

it for 15 to 30 minutes a day.

43:11

I'll give you more to the story,

43:13

but I want to play you give me

43:15

like 10 seconds of the tone. That's

43:25

the tone. Listening

43:28

to this powerful fat burning

43:30

frequency. For a minimum

43:32

of 30 minutes every day for at least six weeks.

43:35

And all a sudden you'll see fat loss from your body. They

43:38

say it's great for burning tummy fat.

43:49

I'm already feeling skinnier. Is it

43:51

because you feel crazy? You run with your

43:53

hands on your side. So there's

43:55

no subliminal messages being recorded at a

43:57

different level under there? You're thinking to say

43:59

it by the bell too? When

44:02

everybody's on love with Zach? So

44:06

good! It's layered in there where

44:08

they're like, you're hungry, you're not hungry,

44:10

you're not hungry, you're full. Well

44:12

if they do, you're hungry. Amy accidentally puts the

44:14

wrong message in. They say

44:16

maximize your workout when at the

44:19

gym when running or doing hot yoga

44:21

the fat melting hurts speeds up

44:23

your metabolism and Maximizes any form of

44:25

exercise it increases motivation and stamina

44:27

listening to it can one boost metabolism

44:29

support natural fat breakdown Help you

44:31

relax and reduce stress -driven cravings headphones

44:34

or not so aside from if we

44:36

think this is bull crap or

44:38

not Who's gonna listen to that for

44:40

30 minutes and not go crazy,

44:42

right? 10 more seconds I

44:50

don't find it that disturbing. Like

44:52

we don't drive you crazy. No,

44:55

because I already listen to stuff like

44:57

that. Not for this, not for this,

44:59

not for that. Then why are you

45:01

listening to that? I listen to meditation

45:03

things, but they say you have to

45:05

have headphones or the wire so you

45:07

get all the frequencies and the hidden

45:09

messages. You're

45:11

hungry. No, it's not

45:13

about food. Subscribe to the room. That's

45:16

from the TikTok Healing Frequency. I think

45:18

it would be a fun experiment to

45:21

have somebody on the show listen to

45:23

it for 15 to 20 minutes a

45:25

day, every day, and then we weigh

45:27

them the end the week and see

45:29

if they weigh any less, one pound

45:31

less. I mean, I'm down.

45:34

I'm down because I got a belly, and I'd

45:36

love to get of that belly. true. You

45:38

would go put headphones on, sit in the room

45:40

during the show for 15 to 30 minutes.

45:42

We'll say 20 minutes. Love it. You can't really

45:44

do anything but sit with the headphones on

45:46

for 20 minutes in that seat. Shouldn't

45:48

I go for a walk or something

45:50

cuz like yeah, yeah, I'm saying you can't

45:52

like just like goof around Okay, like

45:55

yeah, I'd love to walk around the building

45:57

for 20 minutes. Okay. Well you do

45:59

that For five days in a row Every

46:01

day every day I might go mad,

46:03

but I'll try it. No, no, I think

46:05

you're gonna enjoy it. It's funny. He

46:07

might go mad like he's from the 30s

46:09

He's gonna read some bedroll and Poe

46:11

and possibly go mad. I mean that sound

46:13

for that long could make me crazy

46:15

Next week Yeah, you commit to it. Dude,

46:17

what if I lose my belly? That

46:19

would be awesome. That would be crazy. Then

46:22

you guys would all do it. How long

46:24

does it say 30 minutes for how for like,

46:26

he's gonna do it for he may have

46:28

to commit longer than five days. Well, it says

46:30

weeks, but I think we we're talking about

46:32

a pound. We're talking about just losing a pound.

46:35

They're talking about general, like losing five, 10,

46:37

15 pounds, like changing your life. We're talking about

46:39

one pound. I can shed one pound. That'd

46:41

be great, man. And you won't

46:43

do anything in your life that's wildly different

46:45

than now. Like you can still exercise like

46:47

you are. You work out. We work out

46:49

together. What am I going to do? Go

46:51

on a diet? I haven't done that in years.

46:54

There you go. Okay. Next week,

46:56

Eddie will walk around for 20 minutes a day with this

46:58

sound in his ears. And at the end the week,

47:00

we'll weigh him and see if he weighs any less. This

47:03

is the stupidest, most fun experiment we've ever done.

47:05

I want to lose weight. Or come in here and

47:07

be mad. It starts

47:09

breaking stuff. Yes. Yeah,

47:11

I'm excited about this segment. It's time

47:13

for the good news. I

47:15

Want to go over to Morgan who works

47:17

on our show and do I tell

47:19

myself to go with her because Morgan has

47:21

fostered another dog and A lot of

47:23

times when you foster a dog you get

47:26

to post a dog and someone can

47:28

see the dog and go I'd like to

47:30

adopt the dog Yeah, so you have

47:32

this dog, but you can't do that right

47:34

now. No, apparently the dog came from

47:36

a pretty abusive situation There's some legal stuff

47:38

happening around it. So they don't want the

47:41

people That had the dog to know

47:43

that you have the dog because it

47:45

could be a safety thing for you.

47:47

Yes So then how do you get

47:49

the dog adopted? Well, I'm doing everything

47:51

like I'll take them on hikes and

47:53

walks. I'm like, hey He's my foster

47:55

dog. You what are you looking for

47:57

a dog? Like I really try and

47:59

like the old -school way of Putting

48:01

him out there and giving him exposure.

48:03

I'm taking him to an adoption event

48:05

coming up like this weekend So I'm

48:07

doing all the things that I could

48:09

possibly do but I also wanted to

48:11

talk about him because I do think

48:13

he'd make a really great home for

48:15

someone What kind of can you say

48:17

what kind of dog? He's a little

48:19

guy and he's about 20 pounds three

48:21

years old and he's Super he loves

48:23

running like really adventurous wants to go

48:25

on hikes I took him on a

48:27

run the other day this little guy

48:29

moves so fast for only 20 pounds

48:31

So definitely active, but he's been great

48:33

with all people I thought he potentially

48:35

may not like male or woman based

48:37

on his experiences and He hasn't he's

48:39

loved him all he's like kids. He's

48:42

like cats other dogs So if people

48:44

hear this and go maybe can they

48:46

just DM you yeah, and I can

48:48

like share photos and talk about him

48:50

I just can't publicly post just in

48:52

case this person Yeah. Is looking for

48:54

him. So your Instagram is webgirl. Webgirl

48:56

Morgan. Yeah. So it's

48:58

very big. I think what Morgan does is awesome.

49:00

So I wanted to share and tell me something good. But

49:02

Webgirl Morgan, you can even use it a way

49:04

to slide in, except she kind of has a

49:06

dude now. Yeah. But Webgirl

49:08

Morgan, that's all she can say, but

49:10

that's really cool what you're doing. Yeah,

49:12

I love it. And they're having so

49:14

much fun. It's really fun to see

49:16

him like come out of their shell

49:18

after something bad happens. You could tell

49:20

there was a lot of Anxiety around

49:22

certain things happening. So it's cool to

49:24

see him like start to trust and

49:27

love people again Great story web girl

49:29

Morgan on Instagram. That's what it's all

49:31

about That was tell me something good

49:33

We have 90 seconds to figure out

49:35

as many of Amy's morning cornies as

49:37

possible team. Are you ready ready? I

49:39

feel like he's been stacking some really hard ones up

49:41

front the last couple weeks I'm not saying don't cuz

49:43

we're up We're absolutely up for the

49:45

challenge. I'm just talking to my team over here. Man,

49:47

she's been kind of making it hard on us.

49:49

I know. Really hard. All right, 90 seconds on the

49:51

clock. Clock starts. Go. The

49:57

morning corny. What do

49:59

you call flirty macaroni? Cheesy.

50:03

Cheesy. Cheesy cheese. Big

50:06

Mac. Noodle. Mac Daddy. Noodle. Cheesy

50:09

Mac. Mac Daddy. Mac. What

50:11

do you call flirty macaroni?

50:14

Mac mac and cheese mac

50:16

and cheese mac and

50:18

cheese Oh Mac Mac Daddy

50:20

like Mac Daddy Mac

50:22

and cheese Mac in Mac

50:24

in a Mac noodle.

50:26

What do you call flirty

50:28

like a flirty person

50:30

is Like Mac no pasta

50:32

macaroni like Mac pasta Mac

50:35

and I mean is it isn't

50:37

you guys are I mean is it

50:39

more following Mac like Mac and

50:42

Mac like Mac because you're a macaroni.

50:44

Yeah, like that's why it's a

50:46

Mac a Rony Mac Arnie What do

50:48

you call flirty? We know the

50:50

question we start to get frustrated. We

50:52

heard it Okay, cool Mac and

50:54

she gave someone just tuning in. What

50:56

do you call flirty macaroni? Flirty

50:59

macaroni pasta

51:01

Elbow noodles rigatoni

51:05

Well, Erty macaron. It's

51:07

flirty. I know why he keeps saying flirty

51:09

like that. But flirty Mac? Flirty

51:12

pasta? Flirty Mac. Who wants to

51:14

know? Who wants to know? Flirt.

51:18

I don't even know another word for flirty. Do

51:20

I? But I bet it's a mac or

51:22

a pasta or a cheese. Because she said macaroni

51:24

and cheese didn't she at first? No, it's

51:26

just macaroni. I said macaroni and then y 'all

51:28

said mac and cheese. We

51:34

got shut out I didn't mean to

51:36

do that. No, we got shut out

51:38

My teammates were in truck nuts on

51:40

his neck. This day is not going

51:42

pretty bad Yeah, we don't even look

51:44

at him for like hell because I

51:46

just see what I see. What's the

51:48

answer? Okay, what do you call 30

51:50

macaroni? We know the question. Yes. Give

51:52

us the answer. Mac and teas What?

51:55

That's good. That's good. mean we should have

51:57

got that. You should have. Yeah,

51:59

you got stuck on the Mac. Like

52:01

we should have been stuck on the

52:03

Mac. Yeah, I know, but you know,

52:05

but you never we were stuck in

52:08

the right place. This is right. Oh,

52:10

now we never have all Mac and

52:12

tease. No, we really heard you like

52:14

flirty frustrated with ourselves. I

52:17

have a son who's a size 11. He's

52:20

currently serving in the Army National Guard.

52:22

I'm so proud of him. He just

52:24

barely got done with high school. Now he's

52:26

done boot camp, and now he's done

52:28

his tech school. I go get him in

52:30

May, and I would love for him

52:32

to win some of your shoes. So

52:34

put me on Team Lunchbox. I'm ready

52:36

to go. For my son who's a

52:38

size 11, let's go, baby. We

52:41

have the caller on now. This is Toby

52:43

Toby there. Hey, good morning studio. Good morning,

52:45

Bobby. Appreciate that. We're gonna let

52:47

you play and if you choose to go team

52:49

lunchbox, that's great But we're gonna play never gonna get

52:51

it hit it. No, you're not gonna get it

52:53

I'm gonna ask the question. It's really difficult but Toby

52:55

gonna have three chances to win and if you

52:58

win I'll give you a pair of my shoes I've

53:00

got a couple pair up here size of the

53:02

leavens And you're like, why are you giving away your

53:04

shoes? Well, cuz I have a lot I bought

53:06

a lot and have a lot of shoes growing up.

53:08

So I went crazy for many, many years and

53:10

now I don't need the excess. So I'm happy to

53:12

give them away. But if you don't win, I

53:14

can't give them to you according to our lawyers. That

53:17

being said, play. I'm playing to

53:19

win. Good deal. Next. First

53:21

up, here's the question for never going

53:23

to get it. More than

53:25

half of all U .S. teenagers have never

53:27

used one of these. What

53:30

are they? More than

53:32

half of all U .S. teenagers Have

53:35

never used one of these, what

53:37

are they? Think about it again? Okay,

53:49

so I'm gonna go to Toby first.

53:51

Now, Toby, you get to answer, this

53:54

could be easy for you, it could be

53:56

hard, but you do have to answer solo round

53:58

one. More than half of all US teenagers

54:00

have never used one of these, what are they?

54:02

You emphasize these. So I'm thinking

54:04

you're leaving me somewhere with your telepathy. A

54:08

compass or protractor? You know, I

54:10

think that's a great guess. That's

54:12

not it. That is a solid

54:14

guess. Although he would have had

54:16

to guess one. Yeah, it's two different, but neither

54:18

are right. So I'm going to let him cut

54:20

two off the board there. OK, so

54:22

now round two, I'm going

54:24

to let you pick two people of the

54:26

four in the room. And if they get it

54:28

right, you get it right. more than half

54:30

of all us teenagers have never used one of

54:33

these what are they now you can pick

54:35

amy you can pick a lunchbox you can pick

54:37

morgan or you can pick eddie you get

54:39

two of them who would you like toby now

54:41

don't you want to know about my strategy

54:43

of lunchbox here because he's my guy i would

54:45

like to know now that you want me

54:47

to know and yeah here's the deal okay two

54:49

two strategies number one amy and amy and

54:51

eddie i'm going to adopt a dad yosef my

54:53

kid who i'm one of the two four

54:55

he's adopted also so hey If that skews you

54:57

a little bit, a little bit, more false

54:59

answer, it hooked me up. Secondly,

55:01

Lunchbox. Look at yourself,

55:04

bro. Look at what they did you

55:06

this week. Hardest that. Let's win. And

55:08

hey, if Lunchbox gets it right, does he get to take

55:10

all this stuff off? No. Why are you making this him?

55:13

This dude Toby is awesome. But if he gets it wrong,

55:15

he has to add more. Toby, I ain't getting it

55:17

wrong. OK. Oh, you know what? You have it? I got

55:19

it. Do we do double truck?

55:22

We have another set. We do. Oh, we got

55:24

the blue ones. I ain't scared. Okay,

55:26

well, so if lunchbox doesn't get

55:28

it Okay, so who would you like

55:30

to be get two different players

55:32

here? I've got Elby's gotta be

55:34

my guy. I'm going with you. I'm riding with

55:37

you, buddy You can also go lunchbox twice though

55:39

if you want you can get two answers from

55:41

lunchbox. Oh interesting. I don't need two

55:43

answers So you want to go with somebody else

55:45

or just nobody else but you? Yeah,

55:47

just go with me dude. It's already over More

55:56

than half of all US teenagers have

55:58

never used one of these. What are

56:00

they lunchbox? What is your first answer?

56:02

Yeah Landline home phone because most households

56:04

don't have them boom think that's a

56:06

great answer. Let's go Toby. How do

56:08

those shoes feel on your kids feet?

56:13

What'd you have Amy? So I I did

56:15

want him to win because I is

56:17

like I'll pick an obvious one that won't

56:19

be it landline Well, but he could

56:22

have ended up picking you You

56:24

get to pick two. Yeah, and

56:26

I thought if he picks me it's

56:28

okay. It won't be it But

56:30

you wanted to get it oh You

56:32

did pick me well if you

56:34

would have you wanted to get it

56:36

that you want to whatever whatever

56:38

whatever a landline Okay, Morgan. What you

56:40

have I had a stick shift

56:42

car. Oh, that's so good Eddie I

56:45

too picked landline okay, three landlines

56:47

and one stick shift The answer is

56:49

not stick shift More

56:55

than half of all US teenagers have never

56:57

used one of these. What are they? Not

57:01

landline. Oh, no. Okay, but lunchbox,

57:03

you get a second guess in

57:05

this round. Oh, in this round?

57:07

Yeah, before we can go to third round because he

57:09

did double lunchbox. It's like double meat. More

57:11

than half a teenager. Mm -hmm.

57:14

Never now I'm very

57:16

think about it for

57:18

a second never gonna

57:20

get it not this

57:22

time What do you

57:24

got lunch newspaper Newspaper

57:26

newspapers are a thing

57:28

of the past man

57:30

agree more than half

57:32

of all us teenagers

57:34

have never used one

57:37

of these Newspaper you

57:39

using newspaper Yeah, you

57:41

use it for information.

57:43

You read it. I

57:45

mean, wait it. Newspaper

57:47

is wrong. Here

57:51

we go. So

57:53

Toby has been so bullish on

57:55

just having lunchbox. Toby, I can

57:57

let you have lunchbox for one

57:59

more round, but give him three

58:02

opportunities. Yes. Hey, he's my copilot.

58:04

Let's go. Okay. Tell me that's

58:06

how you go down with the ship, baby. No,

58:08

not what you want to say. Go down with not

58:10

going down. See, that's the thing. These people think

58:12

we're sinking. He's like, that's how you crash and burn.

58:14

We are setting sail across the ocean, man. He's

58:16

saying that to me because he has nothing left. That's

58:18

OK. What do you mean I don't have anything

58:21

left? He has three more opportunities here. Now, do you

58:23

need a minute? Man,

58:25

I wrote one down. OK. What do you have

58:27

there? Phone book. Wrong.

58:29

Two left. Like

58:33

that he's dry teens

58:35

ever used to phone book.

58:37

Yeah, baby. I don't

58:39

know. Yeah more than half

58:41

of all us teenagers

58:43

have never used one of

58:45

these lunchbox has two

58:47

more options What are they

58:49

CD player wrong It's

58:51

a good guess though. Do

58:54

you want to you want to hold for a

58:56

minute? Yeah, I'm gonna hold for a minute. Let

58:58

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stare at a yellow post -it

1:03:27

note Okay, so this is never

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go More than half of all

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one of these what are that

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he has one more guess

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he's guessed everything from landline to

1:03:42

CD player to phone book Newspaper

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newspaper says one more shot here and you

1:03:47

and Toby can talk about it yourself lunchbox

1:03:49

use him if you want Your ride or

1:03:51

die dude. Yeah, what up Toby man? He's

1:03:53

going down with the ship as you said

1:03:55

you just how you have a basic teenager

1:03:57

like I mean he just got out of

1:03:59

high school, right? Like I have

1:04:01

three teenagers. Oh man. What do they not

1:04:04

use that we use man? I

1:04:06

Bobby read the question one more time.

1:04:08

I'm sorry. Yes, sir More than

1:04:10

half of all us teenagers have never

1:04:12

used one of these. What are

1:04:14

they? one of these dude a map

1:04:16

the problem is they have ways

1:04:18

nothing more than like here here's the

1:04:20

problem that's a map and also

1:04:22

a paper map no teenager teenager used

1:04:24

a paper map none of them

1:04:26

have any of your teenagers used a

1:04:28

paper map that's a great point

1:04:30

you are thinking about half so some

1:04:32

have right yeah some have used

1:04:34

this man i what about a print

1:04:37

like a copy machine or a

1:04:39

fax machine already done farm but Probably

1:04:41

none of them have used a

1:04:43

fax machine because they're not in an

1:04:45

office, so they would not have

1:04:47

a fax machine I thought about checkbook,

1:04:49

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1:04:51

checkbook because then once teenagers

1:04:53

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on it I need an answer

1:05:04

here. I'll play the song

1:05:06

one more time at the end

1:05:08

the song until we got

1:05:10

talk man How we you

1:05:12

guys have been talking walk out in the hall and call

1:05:14

them go ahead like tell me where have I been like

1:05:16

where we're in my way off I feel like are

1:05:18

we way off do you think we're way off when the

1:05:20

song is you guys need an answer do you think we're

1:05:23

way off play the song I thought you said we could

1:05:25

talk why the song was going would be

1:05:27

a disaster because we just hear you talking over the

1:05:29

song we haven't come over the answer I know

1:05:31

but you've been talking the whole time Toby where are

1:05:33

you at dude you're not gonna get it Now

1:05:44

you have 15 seconds to talk with

1:05:46

Toby Toby got Toby you there gotta

1:05:49

do we gotta do map Or copy

1:05:51

machine like a map like a physical

1:05:53

map. They've never unfolded the map No

1:05:55

half dude. How many of your kids

1:05:57

have used that none? So that's let

1:05:59

the half isn't here. That's a lot

1:06:01

of kids in the world Lunchbox,

1:06:04

I need an answer. DVD

1:06:07

player. It's

1:06:11

pretty good. More than half. More than half of

1:06:13

all US teenagers never use one of these. What

1:06:15

is the answer? DVD player is not right. I'm

1:06:18

going to give you a hint

1:06:20

because you didn't win, but you are

1:06:22

probably the one on this show

1:06:24

who still uses these the most. Uses

1:06:29

these the most yeah, you

1:06:31

are probably the one that uses

1:06:33

these I think we probably

1:06:35

have to occasionally But you still

1:06:37

cuz you're a little behind

1:06:40

you probably still use this the

1:06:42

most Cash No, I think

1:06:44

we all use coins. Mm -hmm.

1:06:46

I use this Any guesses from

1:06:48

you guys taxi cab pen

1:06:50

stamps posted stamps emails everything doesn't

1:06:52

like direct deposit So we

1:06:55

don't have a winner from Toby

1:06:57

dang Which kind of sucks

1:06:59

because I'd love for Toby to win, but we

1:07:01

will keep him for play another game. We were

1:07:03

right on it, man You weren't but I was

1:07:05

close not really, but we will Toby you didn't

1:07:07

win today, but we will definitely give you another

1:07:09

shot the next couple days, okay You better man.

1:07:11

I look forward to thanks for having me guys.

1:07:13

I love all you do. Thank you Toby have

1:07:15

a great day. We'll talk to you soon. Okay,

1:07:17

buddy. I take care guys. Bye -bye We had

1:07:20

a woman on yesterday talking about how many screens

1:07:22

she had in her house because she has all

1:07:24

the kids and she added them all up. We

1:07:26

were like, that's a lot of screens from TVs,

1:07:28

iPads. So we had to go home last night

1:07:30

and come back with how many screens we have

1:07:32

in our house. We'll give you those results next. Our

1:07:35

assignment last night was to

1:07:37

go home, find out how many

1:07:39

screens we had in our house. Now, because

1:07:41

On TikTok, this mom was talking about all the

1:07:44

screens that she has because they're just there

1:07:46

and you don't really count them. My two -year -old's

1:07:48

iPad, my five -year -old's

1:07:50

iPad, my seven -year -old's iPad,

1:07:52

my 10 -year -old's iPad

1:07:54

and his iPhone, my iPad,

1:07:56

my iPhone and my

1:07:58

watch and my MacBook. my

1:08:01

husband's ipad my husband's iphone and

1:08:03

his watch my husband has an

1:08:05

xbox series x and a pc

1:08:07

we have nine tv's throughout the

1:08:09

entire house and the only time

1:08:11

we limit screen time is monday

1:08:13

through thursday a lot of screens

1:08:15

i count of mine i don't

1:08:17

have kids i think A lot

1:08:19

of hers too were because of

1:08:21

the kids sure and they all

1:08:23

have iPads. Yeah, so We remember

1:08:25

a total number because she never

1:08:27

gave a total number but I

1:08:29

Have we have seven TVs now

1:08:31

three of them. They were in

1:08:33

my once because I have like

1:08:35

a room where I play video

1:08:37

games and watch sports at the

1:08:39

same time So I put three

1:08:41

TVs beside each other. It's the

1:08:44

greatest The three of them are

1:08:46

there's three screens. That's awesome, right?

1:08:48

So it's not like it's awesome. I'm not

1:08:50

even gonna down play. I'll do that. Yeah I

1:08:53

have, so, seven TVs, five

1:08:55

iPads. Why do

1:08:57

you have five iPads? Just you? Well,

1:08:59

it's funny to ask. Yeah. A

1:09:01

couple of them are older generation

1:09:04

ones that I use for different

1:09:06

reasons, like the camera and,

1:09:08

um, it doesn't matter. It's a, hey, it's

1:09:10

a whole other story. I have a golf simulator. Is

1:09:12

that a screen? No, but I can

1:09:14

like record me on the golf simulator with one of

1:09:16

them. It's older. It's stupid, Amy. I'm stupid. Okay.

1:09:18

Next up, I have three phones. I

1:09:21

have three phones. Oh, my wife needs a phone. That's

1:09:23

four. Wait, why do you have three

1:09:25

phones? Same reason. To record yourself?

1:09:28

So I've had to change numbers. So one of them

1:09:30

I keep on the old number in case I

1:09:32

miss anything. Because in some of my, hey, I

1:09:35

just texted you with this number, put in this code. You know how

1:09:37

sometimes have to text you back? I can't get the code to

1:09:39

change. I have to keep the old number. OK. And so

1:09:41

they have to text that number. And I have to go

1:09:43

and charge that phone again in order to log into stuff.

1:09:45

Huh. Yeah, my life. That part's pretty scrambled. 12,

1:09:49

16, three computers. I'm

1:09:53

a wife's four. You

1:09:55

have three computers? Funny ask. I

1:09:57

have a main computer. To edit the

1:09:59

videos of myself. And

1:10:02

then two Apple Watches. So total in

1:10:04

12, 16. You don't even wear an

1:10:06

Watch. I have one. My wife has

1:10:08

one. Oh, OK. Yeah, 22. So

1:10:12

22 is your total? Wow. Total and have

1:10:14

22 screens. With no kids. And no kids, man.

1:10:16

That's going to double when you have kids.

1:10:18

Can you imagine I have 44 screens? You're

1:10:21

walking in the walls of screens. So,

1:10:23

yeah. I just wanted to

1:10:25

explain what my 22 were because I don't have kids. Amy,

1:10:28

what's your total number? My total of

1:10:30

four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.

1:10:33

Pretty healthy. Yeah, so we've

1:10:35

got four TVs, two computers, three

1:10:38

phones, and one iPad. I just feel like

1:10:40

at the end you do the Christmas song. And

1:10:43

a project in a battery. All

1:10:45

right, total number. Eddie, total

1:10:47

number, all combined. All combined, I

1:10:49

have 13 screens and four kids. That's

1:10:52

pretty good. Watch Box. Six. Oh

1:10:55

yeah, his kids are younger. They don't

1:10:57

have screens yet. I have two TVs, two

1:10:59

laptops, and a desktop and two phones. You

1:11:03

have a desktop? Wait, you just did seven,

1:11:05

I think. Oh, is that seven? I forgot

1:11:07

my wife's. Yeah, I mean, not to be

1:11:09

number checker. I think he just went seven.

1:11:11

OK, so I got one. Good

1:11:13

job, man. Yeah. Let's

1:11:15

go, let's go me! Yeah, I don't even

1:11:18

think it's close. Yeah! I

1:11:20

win, I dominated! Yeah, you won by a

1:11:22

lot. Thank you! Oh boy. When

1:11:24

we eventually have kids? Oh, watch

1:11:26

out, I'm ready. I know. Wake

1:11:29

up, you wake up in

1:11:31

the morning. Then

1:11:34

you turn the radio on and

1:11:36

the dial just keeps on turning. Then

1:11:39

you hear ADM in lunchbox,

1:11:41

more games choose. I

1:11:57

texted my wife because Amy had

1:11:59

done this whole story about habits and

1:12:02

how hard it is to change

1:12:04

bad habits. And so she listed all

1:12:06

of our bad habits. It wasn't

1:12:08

the most comfortable segment, but you know,

1:12:10

Amy had free range. She let

1:12:12

us have it. And so

1:12:14

I texted my wife, and I

1:12:16

said, what's the one habit that

1:12:18

you would change? Well, the

1:12:20

question specifically was, what's one habit

1:12:22

of mine that you find challenging to

1:12:24

deal with? So that's what you

1:12:26

asked her. Her answer is

1:12:28

as follows. You leave

1:12:30

your mouth guard out on the

1:12:32

counter, and it's disgusting. That's

1:12:35

a bad habit. And that's one you can change.

1:12:38

That's probably hard to deal with. I sleep

1:12:40

with it. So when I get up

1:12:42

and I in the morning, and I I tumble out

1:12:44

a bit in this tumble in the kitchen I take

1:12:46

it off and I put it on a paper towel

1:12:49

on like the bar. Oh, I just forget

1:12:51

it You put on a paper towel Oh,

1:12:53

yeah, I'm 99 % of the time, okay But

1:12:55

yeah, I think that's it. She also says some

1:12:57

other stuff. I knew she would know I

1:12:59

knew she would I just don't want to do

1:13:01

all eight of them I said one I

1:13:03

just don't want to do all eight of them

1:13:05

How many more go ahead do eight of

1:13:07

them. You don't shower as often as I'd like

1:13:09

But she's so clean. She wants me to

1:13:11

shower three times a week. Oh three times a

1:13:13

day. I

1:13:15

shower every day. Every day I shower. Okay.

1:13:19

If I'm on the road, I don't shower

1:13:21

while I'm on the road. Unless I'm working

1:13:23

out. I work out almost every day, so

1:13:25

I shower every day. But she would like

1:13:27

me to shower in the morning and at

1:13:29

night. But I used to think I

1:13:31

was clean. She's super clean. She

1:13:33

says, when I brush my teeth, she doesn't

1:13:35

feel like I brush my teeth for

1:13:37

more than 30 seconds. I

1:13:39

don't feel like that's fair because my toothbrush has a

1:13:41

little smiley face on and it gets more smiley the longer

1:13:43

you go. And most times I get up to at

1:13:46

least a grimace. A little half -smile. Yeah, a

1:13:48

little half -smile. But sometimes it's

1:13:50

good. Like, I know I'm done. Well,

1:13:52

so far, these are habits that

1:13:54

you can definitely change. Not interested. OK,

1:13:57

what else? No, that was pretty much it. She's

1:14:00

like, do you want more? No, she's going to go

1:14:02

on and on forever. I do have

1:14:04

this voicemail, Ben, from Myrtle Beach,

1:14:06

South Carolina. Hit that, please. Hey,

1:14:08

Bob, your bones. I was listening

1:14:10

to Tuesday's podcast and I heard

1:14:12

Amy talking about a biker taking

1:14:14

off for a mirror. I just

1:14:16

want to say as somebody who

1:14:18

rides motorcycles, your mirror

1:14:20

got took off because you did something

1:14:22

bad, whether it was cut off

1:14:24

the motorcycle or almost hit him. You

1:14:26

did something to warrant your mirror

1:14:28

being taken off. Love to show y

1:14:30

'all. Sorry that happened to you, Amy.

1:14:33

No, no. I agree with them.

1:14:35

Well, there's nothing that warrants

1:14:37

than purposefully damaging someone else's car.

1:14:40

Did it damage your car though? It could

1:14:42

have, but it didn't. It didn't, but

1:14:44

I mean that was their, like their goal

1:14:46

was to slam back my side mirror. But

1:14:48

I would say it wasn't to damage.

1:14:50

I would say they've done this so many

1:14:52

times They know they can scare you

1:14:55

without breaking it because a lot of those

1:14:57

mirrors have been that direction They're waking

1:14:59

you up like pay attention. Well, no, they

1:15:01

need to wake up and not ride

1:15:03

the middle lane or the straddle the line

1:15:05

It is not legal where we live,

1:15:07

right? It's not legal what they're doing, but

1:15:09

you probably didn't see them and almost

1:15:11

hit them didn't see them because I wasn't

1:15:13

looking for Yes, right was merging into

1:15:16

my lane legally So

1:15:18

next time I'm I can just

1:15:20

do something illegal and if something almost

1:15:22

happens to me because I put

1:15:24

myself in danger I then get to

1:15:26

respond in an aggressive manner to

1:15:29

the other person's car. I hear you.

1:15:31

I just think there's more to

1:15:33

it That's like you're you're like could

1:15:35

you imagine if I'm standing in

1:15:37

line somewhere and someone cuts me? And

1:15:40

I just kick them in the shin. Please

1:15:42

do that. That'd be awesome. You're

1:15:44

eyeing the right. No, I'm just creating a

1:15:46

scenario. most I could have been in the

1:15:48

lane, you didn't see it, and you got

1:15:51

over on it. Because again, you said you

1:15:53

weren't looking. the lane. I'm telling you

1:15:55

they weren't there's you're not in the

1:15:57

lane because there was traffic if you

1:15:59

were us if you were us with

1:16:01

your history how would you I'm telling

1:16:03

you when there's traffic you should like

1:16:05

they're doing their little thing because they're

1:16:07

on a little to the cut through

1:16:09

us cars were waiting in the traffic

1:16:12

they shouldn't have done it they shouldn't

1:16:14

have done it but do you see

1:16:16

my point of like I'm in line

1:16:18

doing what I'm supposed to be doing

1:16:20

if someone cuts me in line I

1:16:22

get to just Wack them even though

1:16:24

don't worry. It's not gonna break. She's

1:16:26

gonna hurt a little bit No, I

1:16:28

like my comparison We just know yeah,

1:16:31

but that doesn't mean I think you

1:16:33

probably almost hit them and they didn't

1:16:35

you didn't see them and therefore they're

1:16:37

retaliating in a way that they shouldn't

1:16:39

have Yeah, but if we almost hit

1:16:41

someone without knowing it accidentally But

1:16:43

they're the ones doing something illegal. On a motorcycle,

1:16:45

you can actually kill somebody. In a car,

1:16:47

if you hit somebody. But I didn't know they

1:16:49

were. I'm telling you, they zoomed out of

1:16:52

nowhere. I hate a zoomer. I agree. They're like

1:16:54

weaving in and out, bobbing and waving. I

1:16:56

don't know. And then another boxinger. All right, thank

1:16:58

you. Pete

1:17:01

Davidson has spent $200 ,000 so far

1:17:03

to remove his tattoos, and he's

1:17:05

got 30 % of them removed. That's

1:17:07

a lot of money to remove tattoos. That's a

1:17:09

lot of money for anything. It's going to take him

1:17:11

another 10 years to complete it all. He

1:17:14

doesn't even have his full torso back yet, but

1:17:16

he is in the process of getting all of

1:17:18

his tattoos removed. And

1:17:20

so far, he's 200 grand in. That's

1:17:23

a house man. Wow. For him, it's not

1:17:25

because he's very famous, but 10

1:17:27

years. His arms is

1:17:29

holding up his right arm. So like that's

1:17:31

kind of done. But it's

1:17:33

also a little smudgy. Like it's

1:17:35

not fully gone. Why is he doing this? Yeah.

1:17:37

He just wants that clean slate. Hey,

1:17:40

in 10 years, he won't start over. Doesn't he

1:17:42

give? Yes. The top fast

1:17:44

food burger according to the American

1:17:46

Customer Satisfaction Index is, before

1:17:48

you guess what they guessed, what is

1:17:50

your top burger? Amy?

1:17:53

My top burger

1:17:56

would be

1:17:58

Sonic. Sonic

1:18:00

has good beef. So they

1:18:02

do a good job with burgers. Like just generally

1:18:04

their beef is really good. Sonic, okay,

1:18:06

lunchbox. Uh, it's

1:18:08

regional but cookout I've

1:18:11

never had cookout people talk

1:18:13

about it Eddie what

1:18:15

a burger my favorite Morgan

1:18:17

Oh, yeah, that's right.

1:18:19

No burger black bean patty

1:18:21

somewhere I would say

1:18:24

Sonic as well just because

1:18:26

it doesn't matter what

1:18:28

version of the burgers usually

1:18:30

pretty good cuz like

1:18:32

Place is different beef. You

1:18:34

can tell the difference. So

1:18:37

here we go at number one, two,

1:18:39

three, four, five, six, seven. I'll go seven

1:18:41

to one. It's sevens White Castle. Now

1:18:43

White Castle, if I'm remembering correctly, those

1:18:46

are more sliders, right? Do they

1:18:48

make full burger? I haven't had White Castle

1:18:50

in a while. I used to really like White Castle. That's

1:18:52

where Harold and Kumar went. They did. McDonald's,

1:18:55

Standard, Wendy's, Good.

1:18:58

Coming in number four with Sonic, feel

1:19:00

like a little undervalued. And number three, Jack

1:19:02

in the Box. Haven't had enough Jack -in -the

1:19:04

-box burgers. I just

1:19:06

remember Jack -in -the -box had tacos for a while, so

1:19:08

that was kind of weird. They were really good

1:19:10

though. They were good. They were greasy and delicious.

1:19:12

Like a dollar. Number two, Burger King. And number

1:19:14

one, what have I not said? What a burger.

1:19:17

They didn't make it. Really didn't it. Five

1:19:19

guys. I've never had a five guys burger. Oh

1:19:21

my gosh. Take some cash though, because it's like

1:19:23

$20 for a combo. Do you like it? It's

1:19:25

pretty good. It's not worth

1:19:27

it, but it's good. It is good. You

1:19:30

know what I say, eat more chicken. That's right.

1:19:32

I don't say that. It's all on a

1:19:34

billboard. There is a bacteria -killing paint

1:19:36

that can help keep rooms germ -free for

1:19:38

months. What? This

1:19:41

sounds... When I first read, I thought I

1:19:43

said plant, because that would make more sense, like

1:19:45

plants keeping the air clean, but it's paint.

1:19:47

And more natural. So I'm wondering, to keep

1:19:49

the air clean, is it also releasing any other

1:19:51

toxins? Researchers have

1:19:53

developed an anti -microbial

1:19:55

plant paint. I keep

1:19:57

thinking, my brain wants to say

1:20:00

plant because it's what plants do.

1:20:02

They keep the air clean. Yeah.

1:20:04

paint that kills dangerous bacteria on

1:20:06

contact by adding some sort of

1:20:08

chemical and they do it at

1:20:10

hospitals too to prevent infections. Wow,

1:20:12

that's interesting. This technology uses

1:20:15

commercially available materials, make it affordable

1:20:17

and practical for widespread use

1:20:19

in healthcare settings. So they're really

1:20:21

doing it in hospitals now

1:20:23

because hospitals are full of bacteria.

1:20:25

They say that it eliminated

1:20:27

E. coli and reduced MRSA by

1:20:30

99 .9%. And that's just it

1:20:32

being on the wall, so in the room it

1:20:34

does that. You don't have to go like rub your

1:20:36

body on the wall or anything. I would imagine

1:20:38

it tested against the paint or tested close to the

1:20:40

paint. Eddie almost died of MRSA. I did have

1:20:42

MRSA, Staff Infection. in Duke Hospital for weeks. Well,

1:20:44

that was like the sixth hospital that I've been to

1:20:46

in like two years, yeah. And like people would just come

1:20:49

and study him. They'd be like, yours is so weird,

1:20:51

can we come and look at it? Right? Every 30 minutes

1:20:53

there'd be a class with clipboards. Clipboards, like watching him.

1:20:55

Oh my gosh. Yeah, paint. If

1:20:57

you're going for a job interview, it's important to

1:20:59

schedule it at a certain time. They say if you

1:21:01

can get in in the morning, because that's when

1:21:03

the people hiring are in the best moods. Same thing

1:21:05

with like judges. Like if you have a court

1:21:07

case, you don't want to go in the afternoon if

1:21:09

you don't have to. They're tired or maybe a

1:21:11

little cranky. If you can't get

1:21:13

the first appointment of the day, try to

1:21:15

ask for one early research shows. It's better

1:21:18

to be the first, second, third person interviewed

1:21:20

than the middle the pack. They

1:21:22

also say to be the very last is pretty good too,

1:21:24

but you almost can't ask for that. Like, can I be last?

1:21:27

That is from account temps. And

1:21:29

then finally, this physical activity is better at

1:21:31

reducing stress than going to the gym. What

1:21:34

is it, lunchbox? No, it's not

1:21:36

that. Oh, man. Yeah, forget running

1:21:38

on the treadmill or cycling. They

1:21:40

say dancing is better because not

1:21:42

only is it a physical activity

1:21:44

that burns calories, keeps your body

1:21:46

moving, but it also reduces stress

1:21:48

because it's an expression of emotions.

1:21:51

And it also, you can strengthen social connections

1:21:53

if you're dancing with other people around

1:21:55

you. It improves your mood, so encouraging people

1:21:57

to get together and move together helps

1:21:59

in the health side of things, but also

1:22:01

the stress side of things. So dance

1:22:03

away. That's from the New York Post. Is

1:22:05

that because it leads to? No,

1:22:08

because you can have dance parties with

1:22:10

your kids. In fact, my kids' therapist,

1:22:12

they recommend if you do more dance parties

1:22:14

in the kitchen because it gives you

1:22:16

that like more long -term dopamine hit. Instead

1:22:19

of one where you get the dopamine and

1:22:21

then you crash, dancing will help you

1:22:23

like sustain it. I've got

1:22:25

a little update here. We just went up

1:22:27

a thousand followers on our YouTube page.

1:22:29

Yeah. Get the bell

1:22:31

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1:22:35

guys go check out our YouTube page. We put a

1:22:37

lot up there. A lot of stuff that doesn't even

1:22:39

make the show like we do it after the show.

1:22:41

Just go. We do a live feed of a whole

1:22:43

different show after our show. if you go over to

1:22:45

YouTube and search Bobby Bones Show. So we're now at

1:22:47

302. There you go. Hey, only 198 ,000 before you

1:22:49

guys get your thousands of dollars. Can't wait. We

1:22:52

can do this. Bobby's

1:22:54

stories. Bobby

1:22:57

Bones Show bonehead. This

1:22:59

story comes to us from

1:23:01

New Jersey. There's two

1:23:03

guys in a comic book store looking at comic

1:23:05

books when one guy's being really loud. And

1:23:07

this guy's like, Hey, can you calm down? I'm

1:23:09

trying to look at this comic book. God

1:23:11

keeps still being loud. So the guy pulls out

1:23:13

a gun and says, I told you to

1:23:15

be quiet. I'm trying to look for a comic

1:23:17

book. So police were called and

1:23:19

he was arrested. I'd have been quiet. Yes,

1:23:22

sir. Oh, yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Sorry

1:23:24

about that, sir. OK. On Munchbox, that's

1:23:27

your bonehead story of the day. The

1:23:29

real ID deadlines coming fast,

1:23:31

May 7. Holy crap.

1:23:34

That's like. Yeah. to a little more than two weeks. But

1:23:36

you told us they were going to extend it. No,

1:23:38

I didn't say they would extend it. No,

1:23:41

no, no. I said if I were betting,

1:23:43

it's coming way too fast. There's

1:23:45

too much controversy. I could

1:23:47

not see. This was just me. I

1:23:49

read nothing that led to me guaranteeing

1:23:51

that I can't see this is going

1:23:53

into effect because it is going to

1:23:55

hurt places like airlines. And whenever money

1:23:57

starts to be taken away from companies,

1:23:59

they start to complain. So I

1:24:02

don't know that it's gonna be punnid, guys, just for

1:24:04

the record. I hope you're right. If

1:24:06

you don't have a car, a real

1:24:08

ID, or a passport, you don't get

1:24:10

to travel. You

1:24:12

don't. If it stays as is. I'm

1:24:14

just saying that again. Do not rely

1:24:16

on me saying, I feel,

1:24:18

because it's just a feeling. Oh, yeah.

1:24:20

No, I know that you're just putting

1:24:23

up. Bet, but I'm gonna bet on

1:24:25

your bet. Yeah, I don't like that.

1:24:27

Don't put pressure on my bet. No,

1:24:29

no pressure. at betting. No pressure. I

1:24:31

just swim with you. Air travelers across

1:24:33

the country face a major deadline as

1:24:35

the requirement for real ID at airport

1:24:37

security does go into effect May 7th,

1:24:39

but CBS News reports most states are

1:24:42

not fully prepared. No,

1:24:44

they're not. Okay, you're just jumping in.

1:24:46

You're just hallelujahing because you... Yes, read

1:24:48

the word. We're not prepared. The

1:24:50

outlet analyzed all this data and

1:24:53

they found that at least 16 states

1:24:55

are less than 50 % compliant. Wow.

1:24:57

Now, they've been telling us this

1:24:59

for years. Like five. Because it's

1:25:01

on us. They've been telling us this

1:25:03

before COVID. Like, you got to do this and then

1:25:06

COVID hits and we're like, not anymore. And

1:25:09

it started to be a bit controversial

1:25:11

and even political where people are like, wait,

1:25:13

we have a driver's license. So now

1:25:15

you want us, the federal government wants to

1:25:18

have us, instead of state is driver's

1:25:20

license. So they're like, oh, the federal government

1:25:22

wants to big brother us with this,

1:25:24

because all driver's licenses now are state issued.

1:25:26

They're not federal issued. I

1:25:29

don't know what's gonna happen, but it

1:25:31

still says May 7th. And if you

1:25:33

don't have it, on May 7th and

1:25:35

you don't have a passport, you're

1:25:38

not going to be able to

1:25:40

probably one vote, but voting is not

1:25:42

right around the corner. But

1:25:44

if you want to go and hop on a Southwest flight,

1:25:47

you ain't gonna be able to do that. Eddie.

1:25:49

No, for sure. I know Amy has

1:25:51

a passport, right? Yeah, have a passport. My

1:25:53

license is expired right now. You don't

1:25:55

need it anymore. Who cares? Yeah, who cares?

1:25:58

And I do have a passport,

1:26:00

though. However, it expires at the

1:26:02

end of this year. The actual

1:26:04

real ID deadline was May 11th,

1:26:06

2008. But it just shows you we're 2008,

1:26:10

we never even heard of it until... Well, it

1:26:12

was there. We just didn't pay much attention to it.

1:26:14

Big difference. But

1:26:16

I'm just here to say you

1:26:18

have to get it. I don't

1:26:20

to be that person, but you

1:26:23

have to get it But if

1:26:25

I were betting I would bet

1:26:27

they end up putting it again

1:26:29

come on that you tell me

1:26:31

2008 maybe they won't They gotta

1:26:33

force us into getting our act

1:26:35

together because like enough is enough

1:26:37

right in 2011 the extension by

1:26:39

Homeland Security happened and Then COVID

1:26:41

happened in 2023. That was the

1:26:44

extended deadline after COVID. years later. Yeah, I'm telling

1:26:46

you, we just suck. We're never going to

1:26:48

get it unless it's eventually forced. Right. Well, so

1:26:50

that could be what happened space seven. It

1:26:52

could. It could. We're done. Bye, everybody. Hey,

1:26:54

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