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Ranker did top 10 most trustworthy celebs, which is

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just open to anybody and you just kind of

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go and you push arrow up. If you vote

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for it, you push arrow down. If you don't,

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thousands of people end up voting. Who do you

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think the most trustworthy celebrity? Tom Hanks. Eddie? Tom

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Hanks. Lunchbox. Oprah. Oprah. Come in at number three.

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Oprah did not make the list. Wow. Okay. So

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I'll read them back to you here. Number 10.

3:03

It's Hugh Jack. You groaned. I know you kept

3:05

trying to say yes, but you already had one

3:07

guess and so I was just going to move

3:09

on to the story. Okay. You know, I heard

3:11

you like trying to get in. I know the

3:13

number one answer. I know, but it's like once.

3:16

But I know it. But if you get a

3:18

second guess, they didn't get one and it just

3:20

throws the whole bit off. They can get another

3:22

one. Like everybody gets a whole bit off. They

3:24

can get another one. They can get one and

3:26

it. They can get another one and it another

3:28

one. They can get another one. They can get

3:31

another one. They can get another one. They can

3:33

get another one. They can get another one. But

3:35

like another one. Like, like another one. Like, like,

3:37

like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

3:39

like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

3:41

like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like

3:44

I'm sorry I didn't work out your way. It's

3:46

okay. You want to write it down though and

3:48

we can see if you were right? Sure. Okay.

3:50

Fun. Well, if she's going to write it down,

3:52

can I write it down to? Oh my God.

3:54

Do I get to write it down? I mean,

3:56

it would have been way faster if you just

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let me say that. No, I just wanted to,

4:01

no, but the point is. One guess per person,

4:03

okay. And I was already going to it. You

4:05

wanted to throw and get an extra one and

4:07

then be right where they didn't get equal shot

4:09

Then I have to hear them complain and then

4:12

it was that you hit me with some of

4:14

that underneath your breath. I didn't know that was

4:16

out loud. You know exactly what's like having kids,

4:18

right? Oh, it felt like you for a second

4:20

for you for a second I have for a

4:22

second I yeah, number 10 number 10 is um

4:24

and tell me if you have a positive feeling

4:27

about them huge Jack sure it's like a bad

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dude Yeah, he does. Yeah,

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he does. And didn't you, Jackman, like,

4:33

get caught cheating on his wife? And

4:35

he wasn't, like, his new girlfriend that

4:37

was kind of famous to. I believe

4:39

he got divorced, and I think he

4:41

also just got dragged into the whole

4:43

Ryan Reynolds thing. Yeah, but he was

4:45

about to hit with, like, a hit

4:47

with, like, a subpoena on something. Yeah,

4:49

but he was about to hit with,

4:51

like, like, a subpoena on something, on

4:54

Broadway. And yes, he is getting subpoenaed

4:56

along with Taylor Swift, supposedly. What word

4:58

did you say there? subpoena? No, after?

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Supposedly? Okay. Supposedly? Did I say supposedly?

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She said supposedly? Oh, I do like

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to add a B in that one.

5:06

My wife was telling me I don't

5:08

say just right. I'm like, uh, and

5:10

she's like, it's in jest, or whatever.

5:12

I say the wrong version of that.

5:14

Oh, in jest. Like in jest. Yeah,

5:16

sort of. I don't know how to

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define it. That's how I would define

5:20

it in jest. I was saying jest

5:22

like an in a playful tone but

5:24

in the op, but to do the,

5:26

purposefully do the, I don't know. And

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what do you say in jest? I

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don't know, but I say a bunch

5:33

of wrong stuff mostly because it's, well,

5:35

I said, that's why I asked if

5:37

Morgan said supposedly, because maybe that's how

5:39

it was said to her forever. No,

5:41

I for sure use be in that

5:43

word. So it wasn't making fun, I

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was just wondering if that's what you

5:47

said. Number nine, Julie Andrews. A little

5:49

older... So I don't really have a

5:51

feeling. Sound of music. Yeah, yeah. And

5:53

then Mary Poppins. That's how I think

5:55

of her. Oh, yeah. Trust me. No,

5:57

this is Queen of Genovia to me.

5:59

I don't know what that is. Princess

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Diaries, that's what my whole generation knows

6:03

for us. Yeah. I figured it had

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to be something newer that I didn't

6:08

get. Number eight, Denzel Washington. Very. Number

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seven, Selena Gomez. I'll tell you why

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it's a yes for me for me

6:14

now. I can't tell the difference in

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her in Demi Lovato for a long

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time. And as they got older, they

6:20

definitely differentiated themselves by what they stand

6:22

for, but she's very much an advocate

6:24

for mental health. She also is really

6:26

good in, with Steve Martin and Martin

6:28

Short. Only murders in the building. Yeah,

6:30

whatever that's called. That's a good one.

6:32

Is there a new season, right? I

6:34

think we've already watched it. So there

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are three. There are three, that's one

6:38

coming. Steve Corel for sure. Yeah, mostly

6:40

because he does like random stuff like

6:43

Tom Hanks and Doesn't put it out,

6:45

but somebody like sees him like in

6:47

a bookstore in a random Rhode Island

6:49

helping out the local and somehow it

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gets out Because someone's like my friend

6:53

told me this Steve Corel went in

6:55

and saved the bookstore and then he

6:57

never comments on it like that's cool

6:59

stuff. Yeah. You ever hear the thing

7:01

about him going into a charity auction

7:03

and they were bidding for a dinner

7:05

with Steve Corel I was like, you

7:07

and five friends go to dinner with

7:09

Steve Carroll and somebody won. It was

7:11

in the back of the room and

7:13

they won and they left. And it

7:15

was Steve Carroll who bought it himself

7:17

and he raised the price to buy

7:20

it, but also he's just like, I'd

7:22

rather not eat with five people, I

7:24

don't know. So basically he was just

7:26

donating to the charity. Sandra Bullock at

7:28

five, have no real feeling toward her.

7:30

I don't, it's not a negative, I

7:32

wouldn't down arrow it, but I have

7:34

no feeling down arrow it, but I

7:36

have no feeling toward her, but I

7:38

have no feeling toward her, but I

7:40

have, but I have no feeling toward

7:42

her, but I have no feeling toward

7:44

her, but I have, but I have,

7:46

but I have, but I have no

7:48

feeling toward her, but I have, but

7:50

I have, but I have no feeling

7:52

toward her, but I have, but I

7:55

have, but I have, but I have,

7:57

but I have, but I have, but

7:59

I have, but I have The Miss

8:01

Miss Miss Miss congeniality is good. Yeah,

8:03

but like as a person the proposal

8:05

with Ryan Reynolds. Oh Oh, hope floats

8:07

so good in that. Does it make

8:09

you trust her though? Yeah. Okay, well

8:11

there you go. Michael J. Fox. Oh,

8:13

for sure. Yeah, I mean, his is

8:15

Parkinson's research is basically what he's doing

8:17

nonstop now. But I don't know I

8:19

trust him. I mean, he has Parkinson's

8:21

research, is basically what he's doing nonstop

8:23

now. But I don't know I trust

8:25

him. I mean, if somebody has a

8:27

disease, I don't make you trust. Like

8:30

lunch box Oh, definitely don't trust him.

8:32

Don't trust him. That's weird. I don't

8:35

have a negative at Michael J Fox.

8:37

I just have it really because all

8:39

this is based on What we see?

8:41

Anyway, we don't really get close to

8:43

these people. So it's like what we

8:46

see on social media or on television

8:48

or and they're building some trust by

8:50

doing things and I guess I don't

8:52

see Michael J Fox enough to be

8:54

like a trustworthy person right there I

8:57

would I guess I would believe them.

8:59

There's no reason to lie to lie

9:01

to lie to me Tom makes it

9:03

three Dolly part in it too for

9:05

sure, okay, we got number one I

9:08

got it Amy gets to go first

9:10

because she's the one who passive aggressive

9:12

me Well, okay, I had the top

9:14

two and they weren't in there Dolly

9:17

I didn't have Dolly so now I

9:19

got a no who did you have

9:21

one to top two now? You said

9:23

you had one who you said you

9:25

had number one you had number one

9:28

you rock No, no, you did all

9:30

that and you didn't even get it

9:32

right. He wasn't even on the list.

9:34

Well, I have my other, my second.

9:36

No, there's no second. You don't get

9:39

a third thing. You pass it and

9:41

I said, hunt me and you weren't

9:43

right. Wow. Wear the truck nuts. That's

9:45

what I say for a month. I

9:47

can't be. For a month. I can't

9:50

be perfect. No, but you like grimmis,

9:52

like grunted and grimmis. Because I thought,

9:54

it's probably the rock. Why do we

9:56

always? You didn't make her bet on

9:58

it. Here's the answer. The answer should

10:01

be no, because there's really nothing you're

10:03

going to get out of it. Because

10:05

I'd be like, you bet something that's

10:07

not going to be comfortable to you.

10:09

And for me, it's like... a nickel.

10:12

I'd give you a nickel and you'd

10:14

be like money? Yeah, I would just

10:16

say don't bet it but just say

10:18

it and get you right, you know.

10:21

Okay, no, but I'll just say an

10:23

answer. Keanu Reeves. Correct. Oh, no, no,

10:25

no, no, no, no, no, no. No,

10:27

no, you can't do that. I have

10:29

the rock and then Keanu Reeves. I'm

10:32

gonna tell you what drives. I have

10:34

the rock and then Keanu Reeves. That

10:36

drives me bananas. Once you lose, you

10:38

don't see other NFL teams after they

10:40

lose in the playoffs show up, sitting

10:43

the bleachers, be like, oh man, we

10:45

didn't stop that play. No, but I

10:47

wrote it down and also I'm never

10:49

changing. Got a girl. We will never

10:51

are you we all we all we

10:54

all do it. We're never not going

10:56

to be this way Eddie. Did you

10:58

write someone down for your second? I

11:00

did. I sure did. Give me voicemail

11:02

number two. This is Kirby As a

11:05

current doctor, I would not recommend googling

11:07

your symptoms at one in the morning.

11:09

I would not recommend following medical advice

11:11

based off of Google AI. I'm glad

11:14

it worked out for you, but as

11:16

a current doctor, I have to recommend

11:18

not doing that, especially considering that headaches

11:20

that wake you up in the night

11:22

can be a sign of an aneurysm.

11:25

Now I don't know, headaches could turn

11:27

it through an aneurysm. And I'm not

11:29

saying that I would Google AI my

11:31

symptoms at noon if I can call

11:33

somebody. It was one in the morning.

11:36

Yeah, like how do you call a

11:38

doctor? And I typed in every symptom.

11:40

And even if it's like 75% right,

11:42

it also wasn't telling me to do

11:44

something that could hurt me. It was

11:47

giving me options based on the information

11:49

I fed it. And it was correct.

11:51

I completely agree with this doctor as

11:53

a doctor as a doctor myself. You

11:55

don't want to go to the internet

11:58

for your answers for your answers. My

12:00

doctor opinion contradicts this doctor, but I

12:02

agree with him. If it's daytime and

12:04

you can message somebody, there's no way

12:06

I'm calling, I'm not going to the

12:09

emergency room but one in the morning

12:11

for a headache. Yeah. Even if it

12:13

were really bad, like really bad, I

12:15

would just think it was a, like,

12:18

and I don't get migraines, because I

12:20

don't think I've ever had, I've had

12:22

a headache that was hurt so bad,

12:24

that it hurt when I opened my

12:26

eyes, and even when I was experiencingizing.

12:29

So I'd have to be something

12:31

that I'd never felt before to

12:33

feel like I needed to call

12:35

the doctor Yeah, or I wouldn't

12:38

even call my doctor One in

12:40

the morning. I would just go

12:42

to the minute clinic Yeah, urgent

12:44

care. I need some Tylenol. I'd

12:46

really give me you in there

12:48

and give me some Tylenol It's

12:50

like me in there and give

12:52

me some Tylenol like the grown-ups

12:54

in Illinois I heard about Amy's

12:56

incident with the motorcycle and wondered

12:58

if maybe they slammed her mirror

13:01

because they were thinking if you

13:03

don't use the mirror to look

13:05

to the side before you merge,

13:07

you don't need it. Interesting. Hmm.

13:09

You don't use it anyway. So

13:11

just knock it off. You almost

13:13

killed us by not looking at

13:15

your mirror. So let's just remove

13:17

it. Why can't the story just

13:19

be that the people on the

13:21

motorcycle were doing something illegal and

13:24

I was doing something legal? Like

13:26

why has everybody looking for the

13:28

reason that I'm at fall here?

13:30

And then they vandalized my car.

13:32

Vandal, they did not vandalize your

13:34

car. What's the word? Have you

13:36

used it? Assaulted? Assaulted your car.

13:38

Assault on a car is a

13:40

crime. Assault on a car is

13:42

a thing. The charge man. But

13:44

vandalism on a car is a

13:47

thing? Yeah, but I... Why wouldn't

13:49

that be vandalism or property, my

13:51

car? Like, we need a way

13:53

to say it. I would say

13:55

by definition it would be destruction

13:57

of property they did to my

13:59

car. So I want to find

14:01

the right word because whatever it

14:03

is they did it and I'm

14:05

tired of people Trying to pin

14:07

it on me. I didn't do

14:09

it. I'd like to find them

14:12

so we could get their side

14:14

of the story like I mean

14:16

I wish you would have got

14:18

a license plate We got to

14:20

run it through the system It

14:22

all happened so fast like Parker

14:24

McCollum did went to that person's

14:26

house to get here we go

14:28

back I will say in the

14:30

last 24 hours I've seen two

14:32

motorcycles straddle lanes. And it's crazy.

14:35

It's pretty crazy. It's pretty crazy.

14:37

I've tried to get video of

14:39

it, so I'm saying to Amy,

14:41

but they're too fast. And Amy's

14:43

like, it's two dudes. And we're

14:45

like, I bet not. It's two

14:47

guys. And it would be called

14:49

Criminal Mischief. That doesn't sound cool.

14:51

It's destruction of property, dude. So

14:53

or assault on a vehicle. So

14:55

vandalism would be mostly if it's

14:58

like defacing like you do something

15:00

on it or something. Like they

15:02

keep my car? You can't just

15:04

fix it. Or spray painted it.

15:06

Punching a car would criminal mischief

15:08

if it's spray paint or something.

15:10

It could be vandalism. Idget. Whatever.

15:12

You're fine. Nothing happened. They. Yeah,

15:14

luckily luckily it was temporary. It

15:16

could have been fatal examples of

15:18

criminal mischief graffiti, although that was

15:21

also Vandalism, yeah, but criminal mischief,

15:23

vandalism falls under criminal mischief. Hmm,

15:25

very confusing. So criminal mischief is

15:27

the overhead, that's a criminal mischief

15:29

on your car. The graffiti, vandalism,

15:31

tampering with property, destroying property. Was

15:33

it is a criminal mistress miss

15:35

jiffed them straddling driving the line?

15:37

No, that would probably be reckless

15:39

driving If it's a or traffic

15:41

violation they have multiple accounts. Yeah,

15:43

yeah, they're definitely offenders count. Yeah,

15:46

they're going to jail those two

15:48

dudes are going to jail They're

15:50

gonna get caught and and also

15:52

They assaulted me with their finger

15:54

Flipping off is freedom speech. Really?

15:56

Yeah. Well, that's cool. Yeah. It's

15:58

not a verbal, um. Verbal assault.

16:00

No, it would be a verbally

16:02

way they didn't speak. Sign language.

16:04

I don't know if it's because

16:06

it's verbal, but that's interesting. That

16:09

can't be, that can't be considered

16:11

verbal, right? That's a communication. That'd

16:13

be communication assault. So you can

16:15

flip off the president? You can

16:17

flip off a police officer. Because

16:19

it's gone to the Supreme Court.

16:21

It's gone to the Supreme Court.

16:23

Really? Like right in front of

16:25

his face? It's freedom of speech?

16:27

It's freedom of speech. Meaning you

16:29

can speak out against the government

16:32

without the government, because you're not

16:34

doing anything. I'm not trying that.

16:36

You have a right to... I

16:38

just feel like that's just so

16:40

disrespectful. I hate the middle first.

16:42

But being disrespectful is not against

16:44

the law. It is disrespectful, but

16:46

being disrespectful is not against the

16:48

law. And I wouldn't do it,

16:50

I recommend you don't do it,

16:52

but you legally have the right

16:55

to do so. I like how

16:57

Eddie says lunchbox do it. Like

16:59

he ain't gonna do it. He's

17:01

a coward, but hey, you go

17:03

do it. You can flip off

17:05

the president. They do. Like right

17:07

in front of his face? Yeah,

17:09

it's not against the law. Yeah,

17:11

for sure. Because you don't agree

17:13

with the greater. need for the

17:15

freedom to do that. And not

17:17

that specifically, but once you start

17:20

doing that, you can't flip off

17:22

a senator, a police officer, then

17:24

it turns into you can't say

17:26

certain things or you can't act

17:28

or you can't wear certain things.

17:30

Now you can't wear certain things.

17:32

Yeah. Now you can't yell fire

17:34

in a crowded room. That's different.

17:36

That's not freedom of speech. That's

17:38

because people can get hurt. Or

17:40

just in an airport. Correct. Like

17:43

that, they get you for the

17:45

point of the point. That's illegal.

17:47

Yeah. But I also feel too,

17:49

like if you flip them off,

17:51

they'll be like, okay, that's legal,

17:53

but oh, look, your car is

17:55

expired. Sure. Boom, you're going to

17:57

jail. They could do, well, they

17:59

don't take you to jail for

18:01

expired license, but sure. Yeah. Oh,

18:03

I didn't see you jay walking

18:06

at first, but now I do.

18:08

It's considered protective expression under the

18:10

First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of

18:12

speech. It is disrespectful, but whomever

18:14

you're doing it to, that's the

18:16

purpose of it, to be disrespectful,

18:18

even if it's to another car.

18:20

The purpose is disrespect. That's the

18:22

purpose of it, to be disrespectful,

18:24

even if it's to another car.

18:26

The purpose is disrespect, that's to

18:29

another car. The purpose is disrespect,

18:31

I don't see what happens. You

18:33

can go viral dude. He wouldn't

18:35

get arrested for flipping off the

18:37

cop. They'd find something else though.

18:39

Yeah, they'd find something. Okay, so

18:41

Ray. Yep. The Griz are playing

18:43

Saturday. Yep. It'll be game four

18:45

in Memphis. Yeah, they'll probably get

18:47

wax tonight. But they still are

18:49

playing game four Saturday. It's a

18:51

playoff game. I am willing to

18:54

buy you seats on the floor.

18:56

Yep. If you win the

18:58

challenge, 500 a pop. They're about

19:00

that. It'd be about a thousand

19:02

bucks. But I've come up with

19:04

a challenge for Ray Mundo. Yeah!

19:07

I will not buy them for

19:09

him unless he wins the challenge.

19:11

This is much like Amy's challenge.

19:13

It will not be basketball, this

19:15

one at all. Justin, Basie, you're

19:17

all gonna have to fight over

19:20

this. Well, you gotta win first,

19:22

dude. Y'all tap in. The challenge,

19:24

yeah, the challenge, you have to

19:26

win the challenge. Choose to accept

19:28

the challenge. Okay. This is a

19:30

game people have played for years

19:33

and we'll do it at 10

19:35

a.m. Central. We don't have any

19:37

interviews anything tomorrow, right? We do

19:39

it at 10 a.m. Central on

19:41

the YouTube channel. We stream it

19:43

live. I'll be ready. You don't

19:45

know what it is. Hopefully beer

19:48

pong, pop a shot. That's my

19:50

strong suits. It's neither of those.

19:52

Hopefully it's athletic. Hopefully it's athletic.

19:54

Oh, anything else you'd like to

19:56

choose before I get to it?

19:58

That's it. Okay. So

20:01

everybody's familiar with the game where you

20:03

go like. Sharades? Boom. So here's what's

20:05

gonna happen. Oh, fun. Ray Mundo will

20:07

have 30 minutes and he has to

20:10

do charades and have 40 guests in

20:12

30 minutes. So he'll act them out

20:14

and somebody has to guess 40 charades.

20:16

in 30 minutes. So he's got to

20:19

be a good actor, but that means

20:21

we have to be really good guest.

20:23

So this is another wrinkle. Oh, so

20:26

here's a wrinkle. One a minute. You

20:28

can pick your player, right? We're letting

20:30

him pick his person of Amy, lunchbox,

20:32

Morgan or Eddie, or Abby. Don't do

20:35

Abby, she'll have a heart attack. It's

20:37

got to be sympathetic. Who do I

20:39

brainwave with? You'll pick your partner. I

20:41

bring in my twin brother. No, no.

20:44

You'll pick your partner, so you have

20:46

the power to do that. My wife.

20:48

No, I gave you the options. People

20:50

here. You, Amy, Abby, lunchbox, Morgan or

20:53

Eddie. You get to pick, and then

20:55

you have 30 minutes to get 40

20:57

right. And if you get 40 in

21:00

the 30 minutes, I'll buy you the

21:02

tickets. Now there are a couple options

21:04

for you here. You could actually pick

21:06

two people to be the people guessing,

21:09

but you go from 40 to get

21:11

50. I was gonna say I thought

21:13

you were saying only one ticket. Oh,

21:15

I was like, oh, that'd be terrible.

21:18

Oh, that's a done deal. I'll for

21:20

sure do that. So if you want

21:22

to go to try to get 50

21:24

right in 30 minutes, you would get

21:27

to pick two people. That's better. Do

21:29

I get to know the category before

21:31

I pick? Grab that. Oh, and he

21:33

can't say what the category is. There'll

21:36

be no category. Dang. So there'll be

21:38

no category. So it's just like, even

21:40

as we're guessing, it's the wild west?

21:43

Well, yeah, I think it's a game.

21:45

I got the game has cards, right?

21:47

No, the game is a game or

21:49

just two people. Yeah, we'll make them

21:52

up. Oh, you're making them up. So,

21:54

but I thought you were getting a

21:56

game. No, okay. This is a game

21:58

you don't need a game to play.

22:01

People put names in a hat like

22:03

when you go somewhere. People just put

22:05

names in a hat and draw them.

22:07

Yeah, but there's a game called charades

22:10

that has like cards. That's why I

22:12

thought we were doing it. But the

22:14

real game is made just by people

22:17

that were just playing charades where you write it down

22:19

on a, yeah, yeah, and grab it, and grab it,

22:21

and grab it. but i guess i'm just

22:23

thinking like you're saying we could he could

22:25

draw or be going down the list and

22:27

it could go from a movie yes yes

22:29

yes okay so i think that when you're

22:32

playing charades you have a category

22:34

you know i think i made the rules because

22:36

i'm made the rules because i'm giving

22:38

the rules because i'm giving the thousand

22:41

dollars but but you get to say he

22:43

can he can do whatever he wants with

22:45

his hands okay so he can tell

22:47

us the category with his category with

22:49

his hand sure You may not pick you.

22:52

You guys love to make rules at games when

22:54

I put my money in. I didn't care about

22:56

the rules. And I assumed he was going

22:58

to pick me. That's why Amy's in. Oh.

23:00

So, I want to win this. Did we

23:02

say the categories? Oh my God. I'm going

23:04

to throw this through the door. The window

23:06

and the door. Bobby just explained that you

23:09

can do whatever you want with your hands.

23:11

So that means. There are no categories.

23:13

And there's no categories, but you

23:15

can with your hands say the

23:17

category. Say the category. Say the

23:19

category. Yes, and we will not let the

23:21

person you're not gonna pick you can't

23:23

talk about it can't tell who you're

23:25

picking Yeah, because you can't have any

23:28

like talk beforehand about it And then

23:30

we'll do it at 10 a.m. Central

23:32

live on our YouTube channel And if

23:34

you're able to do, you don't even

23:36

pick tomorrow, you can pick one person

23:38

or two, it doesn't matter. All right.

23:40

I gotta run the numbers on that.

23:43

It's 40 in 30 minutes, unless you

23:45

want to pick two people. 50. It's

23:47

50. Now, one other slight wrinkle you

23:49

can think about, we won't remind you

23:51

during, but let's say you start with

23:53

Amy, it's going terrible. You can

23:55

trade her out for another person, but

23:58

your number goes up by three. guy

24:00

off the bench for the Grizzlies game

24:02

and that can happen every trade's happen

24:04

as much as possible but it goes

24:06

up three every time yeah three more

24:08

so like if lunch is terrible I

24:10

can send him to the portal you

24:12

can put him in the portal and

24:15

let's say you have 13 left you

24:17

put him in the portal and let's

24:19

say you have 13 left you put

24:21

him in the portal and you put

24:23

him in the portal and you put

24:25

him in the portal and you put

24:27

him in the portal and you put

24:30

him in the portal and you put

24:32

it can't get it Shrades has been

24:34

around for hundreds of years and people

24:36

play at different ways and I think

24:38

that's probably fine. You could probably pass,

24:40

right? I guess so. Do we want

24:42

to do limited passage? Do we have

24:44

like a pass number? I just want

24:47

to go through to like keep passing

24:49

them all. You could, but eventually you

24:51

have to get back to it. You

24:53

may circle back, yeah. So I would

24:55

say. I feel like the no pass

24:57

would be better. No pass. Right? Because

24:59

then they're just stuck with it and

25:02

then the stress level goes up. So

25:04

if you two are fighting about it,

25:06

I feel like there should be a

25:08

middle and it should be, we'll give

25:10

them three passes. Okay. So you get

25:12

three passes. Mm-hmm. Okay. 30 minutes. Sounds

25:14

fun. Forty charades. If they get it,

25:16

you win. If they don't, you don't.

25:19

And we'll stream the whole thing live.

25:21

Dualable. Dualable. Not simple. Not simple and

25:23

not super hard. And not super hard.

25:25

And not super hard. Doable, kind of

25:27

hard, but simple, because if it had

25:29

been really easy, I would have been,

25:31

no way, I don't want to, I

25:34

don't want to have to buy them

25:36

the tickets, but I want to give

25:38

them the opportunity to win the tickets.

25:40

I'll pay for them myself, I'll just

25:42

buy them on whatever site we have

25:44

here. Yeah, I like the idea of

25:46

having a bench, I can just rotate

25:48

through people. Great, but the problem is,

25:51

it goes up three every time. I

25:53

get it, but if somebody's hot, keep

25:55

them, keep them, if they're hot, if

25:57

they're cold, if they're starting to keep

25:59

them, if they're starting to, if they're

26:01

starting to stumble, if they're starting to

26:03

stumble over, if they're starting to stumble

26:06

over their words, Yeah, it is one

26:08

of the games we will play. We've

26:10

played at the Dodds before. Justin's played

26:12

it with us before. He's like, I've

26:14

played it before. I got a question.

26:16

This is just me, spitball in here.

26:18

What's in it for us? Nothing. Just

26:20

fun. in our friends. The same thing

26:23

that was in it for you to

26:25

rebound the balls for Amy. Yeah. Yeah.

26:27

Now he wanted to be on the

26:29

live stream for that. Right, but this

26:31

is a live stream. Oh, well there

26:33

you go. I was just one. You

26:35

didn't have that thought about me. You

26:38

didn't have that thought about me. No.

26:40

No. You didn't have that thought about

26:42

me. No. No. No. You didn't have

26:44

that thought about me. No. No. You

26:46

didn't have that thought about me. You.

26:48

You didn't. You didn't thought. You didn't

26:50

thought. You didn't thought. You didn't thought.

26:52

You didn't thought. You didn't thought. You.

26:55

You didn't thought. You didn't thought. You

26:57

didn't thought. You. You didn't thought. You.

26:59

You didn't thought. You didn't thought. You.

27:01

You didn't thought. You. You didn't thought.

27:03

You didn't thought. You. You. You didn't

27:05

thought. You didn't thought. You. You All

27:07

the time. That's kind of a life

27:10

lesson, you know, you should probably take

27:12

on. Bobby, you think it's better than

27:14

he does the singles and rotates out

27:16

or he should just pick two and

27:18

stick with the 50? I don't. Perfect

27:20

world, I would stick to one and

27:22

I even shift them. Unless they just

27:24

really suck because you're going up three.

27:27

Like if it's going moderately well, I

27:29

would just stay with them and then

27:31

it's going to take a minute to

27:33

develop a rapport for sure. And for

27:35

people listening, if they want to remember

27:37

this, that they want to see it

27:39

live, just go to the Bible and

27:42

show YouTube page, hit subscribe and it

27:44

alerts you. Right, that's what's in it

27:46

for a lunch box. Well, that's the

27:48

whole point. We're doing it. I'm reminding

27:50

him. Yeah, he's doing the point. So

27:52

go right now, hit subscribe, and that

27:54

way you get an alert and it

27:56

reminds you, we're going live. Smart Eddie,

27:59

good job. Central when the show is

28:01

over we will go live and Ray

28:03

will play charades and Ray you can

28:05

give us your Answer on what how

28:07

you like to do it tomorrow if

28:09

it's one or if it's two sounds

28:11

good and I would just ask you

28:14

to be a man of integrity and

28:16

not talk about it with show members

28:18

until tomorrow Yeah, I don't I don't

28:20

really see how that'd be advantageous, but

28:22

yeah It could be like, hey, if

28:24

I put my hand up, that means

28:26

it works. You could go through what

28:28

categories mean. You do all of that.

28:31

I scratch my head, that means whatever.

28:33

This means if I move my elbow,

28:35

it starts with an R. I think

28:37

you guys. Oh, yeah, I was scheming

28:39

the whole thing. If it were me,

28:41

I'd scheme the whole thing out. Oh.

28:43

I'd spell it all. Don't worry guys,

28:46

I wouldn't remember. I'd have to get

28:48

out my key. Exactly. If there is

28:50

anything that's suss, I think you guys

28:52

can just suss it out and then

28:54

that would be immediate termination of the

28:56

game and the tickets. So, it'd be

28:58

something like that. Okay. So, we'll do

29:00

it tomorrow. Okay. Everybody come in, fired

29:03

up, ready to go? I'm ready, man.

29:05

He has to pick his people yet.

29:07

I mean, lunch will start on the

29:09

bench. What's in it in it for

29:11

me. You know, one negative Nellie Star.

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home. recording some of the liner stuff

34:10

that we do in the morning. And

34:12

sometimes it's just funny. Right, do you

34:14

know how long that file was that

34:16

you sent off? Because we do this

34:18

thing called Country Minute. Any seconds I

34:20

think? It's about a minute and a

34:23

half? Okay. You'll hear it at the

34:25

end. And mostly, the word was baseball,

34:27

but Amy kept saying basketball. And then

34:29

I said something different, and then she

34:31

started going, well, that's not right either.

34:33

And I'm like, are you just saying

34:35

that because you said the wrong? So

34:38

you said the wrong. So you're just

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34:42

So it's a whole thing. But you

34:44

can hear what we do before lunch

34:46

box? No. Seat Geek released the top

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34:55

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34:59

are legacy tours that cost a whole

35:01

lot. It's always new artists. Any guesses

35:03

Amy, the rock? Ha ha ha, you're

35:05

so funny. Who's on tour? But it

35:07

doesn't, they're not all, I'm just saying

35:10

there's some legacy stuff in here. Oh,

35:12

they're new. I'll just go 10 to

35:14

1. The Eagles. That's got to be

35:16

a good guess, but no, not one

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Cole Play, average ticket price, $173. The

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35:27

social media like a hundred thousand people

35:29

are there seriously well, she's massive everywhere,

35:31

but it's almost when like somebody big

35:33

in America goes Somewhere they're normally not

35:35

more people come because like this might

35:37

be the only time we get to

35:39

see them. Yeah, good point Gracie Abrams

35:42

at number seven hundred eighty one dollars

35:44

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pink fan now I only learned of

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white Oh, that's um, mook. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

35:54

That's what I'm saying. I guess I'm

35:56

a fan. How's it getting a lot

35:59

of Lisa? Lisa? Yeah, I was getting

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doing a lot of white lot of

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36:39

good little thing the Green Day set

36:41

looked awesome didn't it yeah I feel

36:43

like the crowd was good for that

36:46

too and a lot of times the

36:48

crowd really isn't that kind of a

36:50

cool guy crowd I saw him last

36:52

year they're amazing live really the lady

36:54

go-go stuff was freaking crazy because Coachella's

36:56

two two I say two nights two

36:58

nights two nights two weekends Lady Gaga,

37:00

the visual, I don't know how much

37:03

money they paid her, but I think

37:05

she put it all on her freaking

37:07

visual. There was one part of the

37:09

performance where she was dancing against herself

37:11

on a chessboard, like playing chess against

37:13

herself, but it was an old version

37:15

of herself. Like the old version, the

37:18

crazy, it wasn't a meat dress, but

37:20

like really, it was, the creative to

37:22

that was spectacular. Like the Beyon stuff

37:24

that back in the back in the

37:26

day was always the leader. It was

37:28

the leader in the clubhouse going into

37:30

this year. But the Lady Gagga stuff,

37:32

equal or better, but also there's been

37:35

years of technology and you can see

37:37

that and base it. The Missy Elliott

37:39

stuff, I watched so much of those

37:41

Coachella performances. They spent a lot of

37:43

money on stage. I'd have just gone

37:45

out with a chair. Yeah, yeah, one

37:47

person, acoustic. Yeah, yeah. No overhead. I

37:50

don't even know who my favorite was.

37:52

Green Day, I watched a lot of

37:54

their stuff. I watched the go-goes with

37:56

Billy Joe Armstrong. He came out and

37:58

played with them and they're older now.

38:00

They're probably 60, but that was really

38:02

cool too. And it's not even they

38:04

sounded good, but... They had played together

38:07

forever. And it was the first time

38:09

they had played. It's a girl band,

38:11

go goes. Yeah, the three women. Yeah,

38:13

yeah. The 80s? Instruments, yeah, they were

38:15

big in the 80s. I do a

38:17

leap at four hundred eighty six bucks.

38:19

Landedale rate three hundred eighty seven dollars.

38:22

Drake at two hundred ninety one dollars

38:24

and Kendrick and Sizza at two hundred

38:26

and six dollars. So those are the

38:28

top ten. And those aren't with resale.

38:30

Like, because you can go to the

38:32

site now and resale. Shady some of

38:34

that shady it's not even scalper. It's

38:36

like I know artists groups will buy

38:39

their own tickets back and resell them

38:41

from there are it's it's it's nothing

38:43

illegal but it just feels like you

38:45

put your tickets on sale for 150

38:47

bucks which is already expensive and they're

38:49

not even adding the fees in when

38:51

you see it because all the fees

38:54

get popped on at the end But

38:56

buy their own tickets and resell them

38:58

for more. It's a really smart thing

39:00

to do. It's not illegal. But let's

39:02

say I'm doing a show. And I

39:04

know the show is going to sell

39:06

out and I don't really want to,

39:08

like I could probably list my tickets

39:11

for a whole lot more, but then

39:13

it's your guy who made tickets impossible

39:15

to get. So let's say I make

39:17

my tickets $70. Which is still expensive,

39:19

but it's not. And so, well, I'm

39:21

going to buy a whole bunch of

39:23

them before they even go out before

39:26

they even go out before they even

39:28

go out. And you don't know I'm

39:30

selling them. You look like the good

39:32

guy. It's yeah, I got my tickets

39:34

low. It's it's scalp. It's cool scalpers

39:36

that do it. Yeah, that's hang out.

39:38

I didn't know they did that dirty

39:40

that's dirty dirty You would do it.

39:43

I know I like it, but it's

39:45

dirty I like it dirty I like

39:47

it dirty I got my Bitcoin man

39:49

and how much did you put in?

39:51

He didn't make you. I didn't make

39:53

you do anything. You influenced me. No,

39:55

actually I encourage you to not, but

39:58

if you wanted to, I said this

40:00

is something that will eventually rise, and

40:02

you bought it at like 84, 85

40:04

bucks or so, or 84, 85. I

40:06

don't know for a whole Bitcoin, but

40:08

you don't buy a whole Bitcoin. How

40:10

much have you made? I've made $51.09.

40:12

It's pretty good. Ten percent. You actually.

40:15

51 to 500. Yeah, you're right. How

40:17

did you do that so quick? I'm

40:19

plus point nine eight. Like I mean,

40:21

I'm right at it. Yeah, 10%. I

40:23

mean, it's probably not exactly 10%. It's

40:25

not exactly 10%. Right. Any I just

40:27

as point. I was like that was

40:30

so close without even. But that's an

40:32

easy one. 50 to 500, right? Close.

40:34

I mean, I wouldn't have gotten it.

40:36

Yeah, you would. That's a very simple

40:38

one. No, dude. You can give me

40:40

the most simplest percentage and I'll never

40:42

even get close to it. I've taught

40:45

you how to do it. Yes. Moving

40:47

that zero? And you know. What about

40:49

what about in the video that we

40:51

all bought? Oh man, we were up.

40:53

No, we can't do what we were.

40:55

What are we now? What are we

40:57

now? Only up 6% What's

40:59

how much money are we up though?

41:02

262 dollars. Okay, you're still up though

41:04

No, dude, you're not losing We were

41:06

up like 1400, but you can't think

41:08

like that. No, you can because you're

41:11

not up there anymore But again, we're

41:13

nothing until we sell That's right now.

41:15

Now we're just here for a long

41:17

run I don't know because I don't

41:20

know I'm gonna know you guys. I

41:22

don't know it's how long I'm gonna

41:24

know you guys I'd like to give

41:26

my money back at some point. And

41:28

that would be awkward, right? Like if

41:31

we're 80 and you're like, hey, lunchbox,

41:33

can we catch on the... Or he

41:35

dies and he didn't leave it in

41:37

the wheel that we put whatever a

41:40

thousand dollars with him? And his wife,

41:42

we're watching, his wife's Venmo? Like, oh

41:44

my gosh. Like at some point we

41:46

need our money back. Hey, why do

41:49

I gotta die? Why don't you die?

41:51

We all die? If I leave mine

41:53

to Amy to Amy to Amy. What's

41:55

a crab? I'm the one running it,

41:58

man. We didn't want to give it

42:00

to you, though. We would have let

42:02

Amy run it. If I die, I

42:04

give mine to Amy. I'm going to

42:06

do this, spill the T. It's been

42:09

sitting up here for a minute. I've

42:11

already forgot what it's about. So right

42:13

away, we have a spill. tea up?

42:15

Yep. Okay, hit it. Let's spill the

42:18

tea! Okay, so this is an anonymous

42:20

spill the tea. I do not remember

42:22

what I put this on my sheet

42:24

maybe a week ago and I don't

42:27

remember what it is so I'm just

42:29

gonna play it hit it. This is

42:31

a great day for America. The roads

42:33

are gonna become safer. All of us

42:35

can rejoice. A conversation was overheard. that

42:38

Morgan is getting rid of her Jeep

42:40

which means no more ducks she'll be

42:42

able to see over the dashboard and

42:44

I don't want to be the one

42:47

to spill the news but we are

42:49

here to tell you the ducks are

42:51

going by by I hope what I

42:53

heard is true Morgan do you care

42:56

to comment that anonymous person says you

42:58

are you selling your Jeep I'm considering

43:00

it. I have not decided. Honestly, I

43:02

have an attachment to Jeep and I'm

43:05

considering buying another brand vehicle and it's

43:07

like really given me quite the dilemma

43:09

to make. But you liked your Jeep.

43:11

I love my Jeep. You have brand

43:13

loyalty. They've done a great job with

43:16

you. I know and so I'm really

43:18

struggling like if I get it because

43:20

my my Jeep right now is kind

43:22

of falling apart. It's hit like we're

43:25

over so much. The ducks thing though

43:27

gets us, because you have so many

43:29

freaking ducks. Well listen, there is another

43:31

car that I'm considering. They also kind

43:34

of have a thing. What? I could

43:36

collect things, but they're not a duck.

43:38

What other car collects things? I know.

43:40

I've never heard of another car collection.

43:43

Let's think about this. Does Hyundai collect

43:45

anything? Just happy customers? Huh. Lambos. What

43:47

would you buy that has a collection?

43:49

Like, oh, don't like Volkswagen's or something

43:51

have like flowers? Yeah, that's, that's fair.

43:54

I don't think she'd get a. like

43:56

a mini Cooper. Could you imagine? I

43:58

go for a Jeep. A British life.

44:00

What's the car? I'm thinking of a

44:03

Bronco. And what do they collect? Because

44:05

nobody ever put anything in my Bronco.

44:07

Me neither. They've been talking about, there's

44:09

some people that I've done donkeys or

44:12

some people that have done horses. It's

44:14

like a new thing with Bronco. It

44:16

kind of kind of looks like a

44:18

horse. But this is just, this is

44:21

so derivative, right, of the Jeep dog.

44:23

So it's just them trying to come

44:25

up with. Yeah, that's a knockoff. And

44:27

I hear for it. Don't start that.

44:29

I'm back to Hyundai, get your Hyundai.

44:32

They collect people that rave about their

44:34

products. I mean, if that's what you

44:36

want. So, yeah, there you go. A

44:38

few customers. They collect people that rave

44:41

about their products. I mean, if that's

44:43

what you want. So, yeah. So, cars

44:45

kept honking kept honking. Oh, see. Isn't

44:47

that what we want? Is that what

44:50

we want? You want to be trapped

44:52

inside of our taxi cabs? That's just

44:54

an emergency exit button. That's a fair

44:56

question, but it's also, we trust other

44:58

humans that we do not know, driving

45:01

at us, with two yellow lines that

45:03

separate nothing, actually, except trust. We trust

45:05

the person that we do not know,

45:07

we do not know other day has

45:10

been, we do not know if they

45:12

can drive, we do not know if

45:14

they're 12. not to come over the

45:16

line it hit us. Like we have

45:19

all the trust in another human being

45:21

to not crash into us and kill

45:23

us. So when you're going, is this

45:25

what we want? Yeah, maybe, because nobody

45:28

got hurt here. Yeah. I mean, I

45:30

still think that the, if they were

45:32

all, if every road on the car

45:34

was, was a computer, like every road

45:36

of the car, every car on the

45:39

road would be computer operated, fine, let's

45:41

do it. But that's never how it's

45:43

going to be because there was a

45:45

time when horses and cars were on

45:48

the road at the same time. They

45:50

didn't go, well, no horses. If everybody

45:52

was a car, so there is always

45:54

that period. Yeah, but as long as

45:57

there's us driving and then computers drive.

45:59

But the us are going to have

46:01

way more accidents in the computers. So

46:03

let's say the computers have an accident

46:06

or two. That's going to be big

46:08

news because it's new and it hasn't

46:10

happened a bunch. There's 500,000 accidents a

46:12

day. 10,000 people die a day in

46:14

car wrecks. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's just

46:17

not news because it happens so much.

46:19

It's computer glitches, man. You just never

46:21

know when it's going to hit. True,

46:23

but human glitches happen. Human glitches happen

46:26

way more than computer glitches. hackers great

46:28

and that's never happened that's never happened

46:30

with an airplane either so people say

46:32

that airplane it's never once happened in

46:35

an airplane thank you that helps well

46:37

what do you mean there's still pilots

46:39

in the airplane okay well there are

46:41

still people in the cars oh true

46:43

but if the airplane was completely remote

46:46

you can be on your computer and

46:48

a hacker can still get it even

46:50

if you're sitting there on your computer

46:52

and they can dominate you and move

46:55

you yeah You're acting like, just because

46:57

you have the space bar, you can

46:59

take the control back. You can't. Control,

47:01

all, delete. Yeah, would you get an

47:04

airplane if there was no pilot? No

47:06

way. No way. Yeah, same. No way.

47:08

No way. No way. Why not? What?

47:10

Oh, oh. If they had tested it,

47:13

it had been safe? No. No. If

47:15

they had tested it, it had been

47:17

safe, it's very important. A human... Most

47:19

of the flight and auto pilots. When

47:21

that first happened, can you imagine? We

47:24

can't believe the people aren't flying it.

47:26

They just push a button. Pilots fall

47:28

asleep all the time. There's a little

47:30

fall asleep all the time. And there's

47:33

a pilot in a co-pilot. And they

47:35

say, Johnny, I want to fall asleep.

47:37

You stay up. There are 1.19 million

47:39

people dying car accidents every year. Yeah.

47:42

That's a lot. Oh my God. Wait

47:44

till Waymo takes over, then the stats

47:46

will pop up. And

47:48

back to your airplane though, like the

47:51

airplanes are not, they're not controlled remotely

47:53

right now. Like they still need a

47:55

pilot. So you can't hack something that's

47:57

not computer, like is run by. right

48:00

now. I guess we kind of thought

48:02

that the hacking would have happened with

48:04

on-site or whatever, what's that thing called?

48:06

On-star. On-star. Oh yeah. Eddie, that you're

48:09

not making, you're not speaking logically, so

48:11

I'd like for you to say it

48:13

again so I can refuse. So planes

48:15

are not like controlled by a computer

48:18

yet. Airplanes, like they still have a

48:20

pilot, they can put their on-sold, they're

48:22

on whatever debt computer on autopilot. But

48:25

they have a, they have a, they

48:27

have, they have, they have, they have,

48:29

they have, but it connected, but it,

48:31

but it's not connected to, they have,

48:34

they have, but it connected to, but

48:36

it, but it connected to, it's not

48:38

connected to network, to a network, a

48:40

network, a network, a network, a network,

48:43

a network, a network, a network, a

48:45

network, a network, a network, a network,

48:47

I don't, I don't, I don't, I

48:49

don't, Right, but it's not connected to...

48:52

But how do you know that? Why

48:54

would you say it's not connected? What

48:56

knowledge do you have that it's not

48:58

connected to network? Because my knowledge says

49:01

otherwise. Because you have to update things.

49:03

Sure. You don't have to update computer

49:05

systems and an airplane? So what do

49:08

you do? Bring in a hard drive

49:10

every time and go, let me plug

49:12

it in and update the system. Well,

49:14

so sometimes like, you know, your Southwest

49:17

doesn't have Wi-Fi. Different great point right

49:19

so that means the plane's not connected

49:21

if you don't have Wi-Fi to watch

49:23

your movie That means the pilot doesn't

49:26

have Wi-Fi to connect his plane and

49:28

this is why I won't argue back

49:30

because that's his argument Is that not

49:32

accurate? No, so Some parts of planes

49:35

are isolated like commercial are isolated where

49:37

you really can't hack in some aren't

49:39

because systems have to be updated and

49:42

you can't update a system from inside

49:44

the plane you have to update it

49:46

from another body. I would assume you

49:48

would update it on the ground, right?

49:51

Like once? Sure, I don't think it

49:53

takes over. Sure, but still there's the

49:55

ability to connect. Every airport they go

49:57

to and they connect to the airport

50:00

or I buy? Yeah, yeah, a battery

50:02

cable. So not the case, so planes

50:04

aren't able to be connected to. Same

50:06

with like cars, they don't hack into

50:09

Tesla's. Right. Yeah, yeah, I get that

50:11

now. That's what I was thinking with

50:13

the and if they did maybe just

50:16

movies that have made us scared of

50:18

Tesla That's true. If they did and

50:20

you had your hands on the will

50:22

though it could out control your hands

50:25

Yeah, where you can't stop it. That's

50:27

why you're saying like a pilot if

50:29

it got hacked pilot could still pull

50:31

the things you're it's defeating the purpose

50:34

of the hacking which takes control of

50:36

it and you don't have control of

50:38

it even though you're there. So you're

50:40

telling me that right now a hacker

50:43

could control a plane but hasn't yet.

50:45

I'm not telling you that I'm saying

50:47

the fear was that and it hasn't

50:50

happened because they have built them that

50:52

it seems I won't say impenetrable because

50:54

nothing is but as of right now

50:56

they have not hacked an airplane that

50:59

we know of. I just assumed it

51:01

wasn't possible, that's why they hadn't done

51:03

it yet. I figure hackers could figure

51:05

out anything. And pilots, it's 88% auto

51:08

pilot, the 10 to 15 minutes during

51:10

takeoff, and the 20 minutes when they

51:12

land, that's all they're needed for. Yeah.

51:14

And that's a big part of it.

51:17

I've seen that. But they're not having

51:19

to like move it like a boat.

51:21

They just push a button and it

51:24

takes it on its course. It moves

51:26

the plane. Like my buddy's playing the

51:28

one that has the prop is one

51:30

fan in the front like a single

51:33

engine got one fan in the front

51:35

and I was up there with him

51:37

and he puts on autopilot I'm like

51:39

do we trust this plane from 1987's

51:42

autopilot like he's like yeah dude it's

51:44

great it doesn't do anything it's like

51:46

this is the easiest part about flying

51:48

that's what he said but I'm like

51:51

oh no you let a computer do

51:53

it not the 87 I don't think

51:55

the 87 had a had a computer

51:57

in it a computer in it It

52:00

just basically just saves whatever steady. Yeah,

52:02

whatever setting it's on, so that keeps

52:04

it that way. Yeah, I don't know

52:07

about autopilot, but I know that there

52:09

will be far less people die when

52:11

we go to wamos and other cars.

52:13

Yeah, they control and not humans. Those

52:16

wamos are weird. An autopilot system on

52:18

a plane automatically controls the aircraft's path,

52:20

altitude, speed, and heading. Essentially taking over

52:22

routine testing the pilot it can maintain

52:25

a constant altitude it can follow a

52:27

pre-program flight plan. It can even assist

52:29

in certain maneuvers. Oh barrel rolls? Auto

52:31

pilot barrel rolls. Southwest like hey guys.

52:34

We're also better get those waymost here.

52:36

I see them out testing. I didn't

52:38

see one. I didn't see it a

52:41

little bit scary at first. However, everything

52:43

new that involves humans is a bit

52:45

scary at first until it's normal. Have

52:47

you been in a self-driving Tesla? Yeah,

52:50

I had one. Where you can just

52:52

sit back and read a book? In

52:54

certain states, they don't allow full sit

52:56

back. Here they didn't allow full sit

52:59

back. So I could push the button

53:01

and it would drive. As long as

53:03

there are lines on the road. And

53:05

then you take your hands off and

53:08

drive again. And you would do that?

53:10

It controlled the car better than I

53:12

did. Well, if you had that car,

53:15

you would do it. I would totally

53:17

try that. I'm so scared to let

53:19

it just go. So like, when we

53:21

go to Austin next week and there's

53:24

those Waymos, do I need an app

53:26

for that? Probably the same way you

53:28

need an Uber app, right? Or like

53:30

for those scooters. Yeah. Probably the same

53:33

thing. I didn't know. I didn't know.

53:35

I didn't know. I didn't know. I

53:37

didn't know. I just wondered if they

53:39

had a credit card. Like you just

53:42

tapped the credit card. Yeah, but that

53:44

makes sense. You have a lot more

53:46

info on you than an app just

53:49

like Uber. Yeah. And I think that's

53:51

such a technology-based thing. If they didn't

53:53

have a technology-based way to get it.

53:55

But when it's that, it'll be so

53:58

much safer. than what it is now,

54:00

which is a bunch of tired, sleepy,

54:02

distracted, drunk, young, old, angry, short, tall,

54:04

skinny, fat, humans. All guys. Yeah. And

54:07

we trust them. We don't even know.

54:09

Here they come. We do trust them.

54:11

We do trust them. It's so weird.

54:13

It's weird. We just trust because two

54:16

lines, someone's not going to hit his

54:18

head on. And we also trust like

54:20

people to come pick us up one

54:23

time. And I'm driving, he's taking me

54:25

home after a night on the 6th

54:27

Street. And I'm like, oh, what's that

54:29

mean? He's like, oh, man, I stopped

54:32

by my buddy's house, smoked a couple

54:34

bulls, and I'm like, whoa, what? You

54:36

did what? I got out of the

54:38

cab. Because it's like, you just trust

54:41

these people, like, they're not doing stuff,

54:43

and it's like, oh my God. I

54:45

guess I never fully trust him. You

54:47

never do, even when you get into

54:50

an Uber. Humans in general. Oh, yeah,

54:52

that makes sense. Yeah, you know, I

54:54

just generally cross the board. Marilla Woman

54:56

has won three big lottery prizes always

54:59

in mid-April. Investigate. Seems a little weird.

55:01

A little coding. Yeah. Put some numbers

55:03

in the code. So she has collected

55:06

a $50,000 lottery prize recently. And she

55:08

won 10,000 and 20,000. Five and two

55:10

years ago. What's what's the order? Does

55:12

that have the order of which one

55:15

she won first? Because I'm assuming five

55:17

years ago 10,000 two years ago 20,000

55:19

recently 50 Yeah, she's going up. She's

55:21

going up. She's going up. She's she's

55:24

testing. She's getting greedy here from uppi

55:26

I'm you think that's from uppie I'm

55:28

you think that's getting greedier from uk

55:30

you think that's from uppi I'm you

55:33

think that's from uppie I'm you think

55:35

that's from uppi I'm you think that's

55:37

from uppie I'm you think that's from

55:40

uppie I'm you think that's from uppie

55:42

I'm you think that's from uppie I'm

55:44

you think that's from uppie I'm you

55:46

think that's from uppie I'm you think

55:49

that's from uppie I'm you think that's

55:51

from uppie I'm you're I'm you're I'm

55:53

you're I'm you're I'm you It may

55:55

be a tad incorrectly the other day.

55:58

Hiding in plain sight is talking about

56:00

something that you're doing while you're actually

56:02

doing something illegal, but you're right there

56:04

talking about not doing illegal, but you're

56:07

doing it. That would be hiding in

56:09

plain sight. Oh. There, she's talking about,

56:11

she's winning. Like politicians that are gay,

56:14

but they're anti-gay marriage. Not the same,

56:16

really. Oh. Oh. No, like a cop.

56:18

Because she's not lying. She's not saying

56:20

she's not stealing. Oh. A politician's like,

56:23

I don't like gay people. And then

56:25

it's secretly gay. That's kind of, that's,

56:27

that's, that's a lie. Okay. Is it,

56:29

you're a bank teller. Yeah, come on,

56:32

you got this. But your laundering money.

56:34

That, that, that, uh, yeah, you, you

56:36

wash money at work. That would be

56:38

a decent money at work. How the

56:41

money is out and who's taking the

56:43

money? but you're a teller they're like

56:45

well they wouldn't do that because they

56:48

tell her that we go to them

56:50

first we investigate them first but it's

56:52

so that's hiding in plain sight that

56:54

would be hiding in plain sight yes

56:57

what about a doctor oh boy she's

56:59

I still don't understand it so I'm

57:01

trying to get there okay but you

57:03

got one I don't really feel like

57:06

that's a good one it was a

57:08

fair one I would have accepted it

57:10

with a check what about a doctor

57:12

who her has access to drugs and

57:15

they steal them. Sell them. Yeah, they

57:17

steal them, they sell them that they

57:19

did, that like you, the doctor wouldn't

57:22

do that. He took an oath, but

57:24

it's like, oh, he has access and

57:26

he, I don't know. Well, I would

57:28

say if they're looking for the person

57:31

that is selling drugs and they can't

57:33

really figure it out. And like we've

57:35

looked everywhere and the doctor's like in

57:37

on and he's trying to help them

57:40

find it, but he's really doing it.

57:42

He's not saying he's not doing it,

57:44

he's actually part of looking, but he's

57:46

hiding from, he's in plain sight, like

57:49

he's involved with it. So they're not

57:51

really looking at him, he's actually hiding

57:53

by being a part of it, by

57:55

not saying he's not a part of

57:58

it. What about though, the Kansas City

58:00

bank robber, the wolfman, was he hiding

58:02

in plain sight? It's being right in

58:05

front of people. But people aren't really

58:07

recognizing you for exactly what you're doing

58:09

Even though you're in front of people.

58:11

Go ahead. You are a investor for

58:14

people like Bernie Madoff You're investing people's

58:16

money, but you're not okay. God why

58:18

this is so hard. I don't know

58:20

you have made it hard. I just

58:23

was saying I'm gonna ask Google Keep

58:25

thinking about it. What is an example?

58:27

What about a DEA agent undercover? There

58:29

we go. But you're dealing. What about

58:32

a teacher who sells math? Who's a

58:34

kid? You wouldn't ever even think about

58:36

the teacher. But this should show detectives,

58:39

though, always start with the obvious ones.

58:41

That's right. Start with the doctor. Last

58:43

thing. Your sister, she's in Spain? Yeah,

58:45

because my niece is studying abroad, so

58:48

my sister went to visit her for

58:50

a while, and they're doing all kinds

58:52

of things. She went to a bullfighting?

58:54

They did. They went to a bullfight

58:57

in Spain. And my sister. Didn't know

58:59

going into it. I mean, she's never

59:01

been to Spain. She just heard of

59:03

bull fights, but she kind of thought

59:06

oh this will be fun like the

59:08

rodeo in Texas different it's Yeah, she's

59:10

traumatized. Yeah, they stiffer it's yeah, it's

59:13

different. She's yeah, it's fighting. It's like

59:15

bull killing. It's bull. Yeah, they should

59:17

call it bull killing Yeah, but sometimes

59:19

yeah, she's A famous example. Ted Bundy

59:22

worked at a suicide hotline. So how's

59:24

that? But that's not... What? So would

59:26

he get vulnerable people on the phone?

59:28

And maybe go, it made him a

59:31

better serial killer. He learned and he

59:33

would also know who they were. And

59:35

he would also know who they were.

59:37

And he would go after that? Those

59:40

were the victims. Well, see what he

59:42

would talk to. Some could be. What

59:44

in the world. And so when they're

59:47

looking for somebody who's killing... It's not

59:49

somebody who helps people to keep from

59:51

dying. Because his job was to keep

59:53

people from dying, working the suicide hotline,

59:56

but he was secretly killing. Got it.

59:58

So like those nurses that do the

1:00:00

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1:00:02

Ivy at the hospital, they're hiding planes,

1:00:05

they're supposed to be helping those people

1:00:07

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1:00:09

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the examples. It was never really going

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1:00:27

we are done okay thank you all

1:00:30

that's all I got it's like no

1:00:32

no he was just talking about what

1:00:34

are you talking about right before that

1:00:36

before you brought up Ted Bundy oh

1:00:39

what were we talking about oh man

1:00:41

it was something interesting we are done

1:00:43

thank you all for being home outdoors

1:00:45

yeah tomorrow 10 a.m central raimundo will

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try to do the 30-minute challenge we

1:00:50

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1:00:52

and he's gonna do charades If he

1:00:54

can get 40 right in 30 minutes,

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or should we give the option for

1:00:59

Ray to actually be the receiver and

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pick the person to give? Oh. Can

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we let him pick that? If he

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Well, but he didn't pick lunchbox or

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the taker. You all think about it.

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Typically, or the taker. All right, so

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that'll be 10 a.m. Central tomorrow Ray

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will do it and if he wins

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