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up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday

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show. Morning studio. Morning. I

2:52

love these type of stories. How

2:54

restaurants manipulate you into spending more money.

2:56

Morgan has this. So what is

2:58

it? Yeah, so these are like psychological tricks

3:00

that these restaurants are using to get you to

3:02

spend more money and you're probably falling for

3:04

it and you don't even know it. I'm so in.

3:06

Let's go. How many are there? I've got

3:09

six of them. Put this in my phone so

3:11

next time I go, they won't give me. All right, go ahead. Number

3:13

one. There's always one dish on

3:15

the menu that seems totally overpriced.

3:17

You look at the menu and you're

3:19

like, it's $70, but everything else

3:21

is 20. Well, it's because they're wanting

3:23

to make the others look like

3:25

a deal. Oh, that's

3:27

interesting. So it's not even about the other

3:29

one being good or that they really want

3:31

people to buy the big one Wow, they're

3:33

tricking you to think that everything else is

3:35

cheaper. That's good I would think that expensive

3:37

one that must be really good and

3:40

I want to spend 70 bucks on that

3:42

kind of steak But I can get

3:44

the other steak here. Wow. That's a good

3:46

one. Good job restaurants. I'm tricked. Okay

3:48

next So before you even show up

3:50

to a restaurant They have one

3:52

of those tip jars. There's cash already

3:54

in it. You're like dang They tipped.

3:56

Well, that's because when you arrive, then

3:58

you think other people are tipping. So

4:00

then you have to tip. So this is different than a

4:02

restaurant restaurant. Like a sit down. This would be like if you

4:04

go to a subway or something, right? And they have the

4:06

bucket. OK, I'm familiar with that. Snow cone stand. Put a few

4:08

bucks in it. We do that. I used to work at

4:10

the marina. Put a few bucks in it. It's

4:13

our own money. And you

4:15

would always write down who put their own money

4:17

in it to get that first before you did

4:19

the split out at the end. Yeah. Yeah. So

4:21

that one I'm here for. Know that

4:23

one. Not trick their restaurant. Nope, don't

4:25

get that one. Go ahead. Has anybody else been tricked by

4:27

that one? Nah, we know that one. I know about that

4:29

trick. You know when you walk

4:31

in somewhere and there's like the cute little

4:33

chalkboard sign, it says daily special, written in

4:35

sweet letters. Yeah. Well, that daily

4:37

special has probably been there for weeks, maybe

4:39

months. But because it's written as a daily

4:41

special, your brain sees it in the pretty

4:43

handwriting and thinks it's limited, fresh, rare. So

4:45

what we used to do is the special

4:47

was usually things that we had to sell

4:49

pretty quickly because it had been sitting there

4:51

so long. and I'm I don't think you're

4:54

saying this it hadn't been the special for

4:56

that long but it became the special because

4:58

if we don't sell it quick we have

5:00

to throw it out right so that you

5:02

a lot of times is what the special

5:04

is now sometimes though in a perfect world

5:06

the specialist something that comes and has to

5:08

go quickly because it's fresh so if it

5:10

has to come and go quickly mostly the

5:12

specialist something has to go quickly you just

5:14

want to also get thing that has to

5:16

think just came as well That

5:18

makes sense. Yeah, that makes sense and but

5:20

I do think that yeah when you

5:22

see something just as oh, this is the

5:24

special I want to get the special

5:26

It must be like this is that's his

5:28

expertise. I guess one dish that he's

5:30

really or she's really good at okay next

5:33

this that has happened at a sandwich

5:35

shop back home And it's been the daily

5:37

special for like years every time I

5:39

go back because it's our favorite thing to

5:41

make It's grilled cheese. It's not anything

5:43

crazy, but it's something to it and I

5:45

always get it They often ask you,

5:47

would you like still or sparkling water versus

5:49

not, would you like water? Say it

5:52

again. So, you know, a waiter comes up

5:54

and they're like, would you like still

5:56

or sparkling water? Always still. And they're like,

5:58

instead of saying that and being like,

6:00

would you like water? They're trying

6:02

to give you a choice to make a more

6:04

expensive water, which is the sparkling. Because they have

6:06

to charge it for that because it's in a

6:08

bottle. Got it. Instead of just saying would you

6:10

like water? Does anybody pick sparkling as their main

6:13

water? No. What is still water? Normal. Okay, I

6:15

always just say tap water. Normal. Sometimes they'll say

6:17

tap. No, I just say it because I

6:19

don't know what either one is. Got

6:21

it. Still water has no bubbles. It's normal. Got

6:23

it. So the menu doesn't

6:25

have currency symbols, if you've ever noticed, like

6:27

a dollar sign because if you

6:30

put dollar sign $24, it screams money.

6:32

But if you just put 24, it's

6:34

just a number. That's

6:36

probably some casino tactic, like

6:38

something they've studied people. And

6:41

we don't feel like it tricks us because we don't

6:43

know because it's doing it subconsciously. You think it does

6:45

trick us? I don't know about tricking, but I'm sure

6:47

it affects us. It's the same thing as buying with

6:49

the credit card and buying with cash. It's the same

6:51

money, but because you're doing it with something that doesn't

6:53

feel the same, it's not the same even though it

6:55

is the same. So yes. You

6:57

have another one? This is the last one. ahead. So

6:59

you go into a place or play music. If

7:02

it's playing slow music, then they want

7:04

you to stay longer. But

7:06

if they're playing fast music, they want you to eat

7:08

and leave. You know, it's funny, I often

7:10

eat on B to the drum, playing above me. But

7:13

grocery stores have the music built a certain

7:16

way too, right? They play music to get

7:18

you to stay. And linger and shop longer,

7:20

put more things in your basket. That's interesting.

7:22

There are like three of those I didn't

7:24

know. The music's interesting. I always kind of

7:26

feel like the music just kind of fits

7:28

with the vibe. But the

7:30

vibe also could be slower fast music.

7:32

It really doesn't matter Although all of

7:35

garden. It's always pretty slow Yeah, that's

7:37

a good point. That's a good point.

7:39

All right, Morgan. Thank you Hopefully we

7:41

just saved you guys some money. The

7:43

special thing is good to know like

7:45

almost never get the special Why it

7:47

still could be good just because they

7:49

need to get rid of it almost

7:51

and you're getting a special price Amy's

7:53

been tricked. She's like there's no currency

7:55

sign beside it. You're getting a special

7:57

price. Thank you Morgan it's

8:00

the anonymous inbox anonymous inbox

8:02

there's a question to be had

8:04

send it in to the

8:06

well bag hello bobby bones i

8:08

was on venmo the other

8:10

day paying my lawn guy and

8:12

always forget you can publicly

8:14

see who is sending money to

8:16

whom i send my money

8:18

privately so no one can see

8:20

but It was a good

8:22

opportunity to look up a friend

8:25

who owed me money to

8:27

see if he was Venmo -ing

8:29

anyone else. He was, and it

8:31

kind of annoyed me. I've

8:33

sent him several Venmo requests, but

8:35

he still hasn't paid me.

8:37

Should I let it go or

8:39

confront him about why he

8:41

still hasn't paid me? Signed,

8:44

friend better have my money, money,

8:46

money. That's funny. You

8:48

can confront him. You

8:51

can even say, if you'd

8:53

like, you were looking at

8:55

his Venmo history because that's public. Now,

8:57

it's a little weird, so it is weird to go

9:00

like, hey, I was looking through your Venmo history, you're paying

9:02

everybody else, but it depends how close of a friend

9:04

they are. Like, if Eddie owe me money and I see

9:06

that he's like, buying stupid

9:08

crap on his Venmo, I'll be like, dude,

9:10

owe me 20 bucks. Like, you

9:13

just bought a big old eight pound Easter

9:15

bunny of chocolate. Why can't you give me my

9:17

20 bucks? That sounds too real. It does

9:19

have to be real. So I would say you

9:21

absolutely can. It's not like you went through

9:23

his phone, he didn't know. But also you can't

9:25

really pocket watch and I say that a

9:27

lot on what they're buying versus what they owe

9:29

you because some of that stuff he's paying

9:31

for you may have to buy like those might

9:33

be Necessities so but you can use that

9:35

and your argument as to why he hasn't paid

9:37

you yet I'd Venmo request them and then

9:39

I would text them be like hey I just

9:41

Venmo requested you and by the way I

9:43

looked at your Venmo and I saw you had

9:45

bought a BNC Pay me back some more

9:47

important than that you can do something like that.

9:49

Yeah, that's not stalker ish Because it's public Right.

9:52

Yeah, I think it depends on the relationship

9:54

like you're saying like you saying that to Eddie

9:56

no problem. It's like ha ha no big

9:59

deal They just need to who would be big

10:01

deal though? I'm trying to

10:03

think like anybody in this pastor, but

10:05

then watch pastoral your money. What's he

10:07

up to? All right, there you go.

10:09

Yes, you can use his Venmo against

10:11

him Because his Venmo is public And

10:14

also I would just stop sending him

10:16

Venmo requests without letting him know you're sending

10:18

a Venmo request Send the request and

10:20

then also send him a text to go.

10:22

Hey, I just requested that money from

10:24

you because sometimes I'll get Venmo requests for

10:26

like haircuts when I get my haircut

10:28

I don't even see unless I'm on there

10:30

looking because I don't get a notification

10:32

So there you go. Hope hopefully that help

10:34

close it up Six and ten Americans

10:37

say they ignore medical symptoms if they don't

10:39

feel quote serious So they talk to

10:41

two thousand people And I

10:43

think most is because we have a healthcare

10:45

problem in America and the doctor is very

10:47

expensive just to go. But secondly,

10:49

if they're like, well, now you got

10:51

to go to a specialist just to go,

10:53

even if you don't get any terrible

10:55

news. And then if you get

10:57

medium, bad or terrible news, then it's

10:59

even more expensive. A

11:02

doctor's appointment could bankrupt you. And

11:05

so when it's, yeah, Americans don't take

11:07

their health serious, it's not that, it's that.

11:10

We don't have health care

11:12

that allows us to like

11:14

concern us with us first

11:16

because you gotta pay the

11:18

bills. So 2000

11:20

adults reveal that most people ignore. Women

11:23

and older adults especially brush off issues

11:25

like, and if you get this Amy,

11:27

will you call a doctor? Rashes. No,

11:30

not immediately. I'll take a picture of

11:32

mine, send it right on over. I'll charge it

11:34

for that. I know my doctor. Hey, what's this? I

11:38

get that sometimes. okay sleep trouble no

11:40

i have really bad sleep trouble but

11:42

i don't mind that's more of a

11:44

therapy thing i could try to talk

11:46

through that in therapy digestive problems nope

11:48

mine have been so bad that i've

11:50

got a colonoscopy an endoscopy they have

11:52

never seen a colon as strong as

11:54

mine i think it went up on

11:56

their wall You know how, like you

11:58

eat the 96er at a steakhouse? They're

12:00

like, this guy ate 96 pounds of

12:02

steak. I think my colon was so

12:04

perfect. They put a picture of it

12:06

up there. Yeah, cool. They were like,

12:08

heck up a colon. Yeah,

12:11

but it seems like you have a lot of

12:13

GI issues at times. That's different than the colon. Well,

12:15

that's why I'm not eating cheese. Why I'm not

12:17

eating milk. That's a big part of

12:19

it. And also stress related GI issues. True. The

12:21

study conducted by talker research

12:23

highlights a significant knowledge gap.

12:26

around conditions like stroke, heart attacks, depression, anxiety. There are

12:29

certain things that we as Americans don't even feel

12:31

like we need to go to the doctor for because

12:33

we're like, ah, I'm not depressed.

12:35

Ah, anxiety. What the heck even is that? That's what

12:37

wimps have. Listen, I used to think

12:39

that. I've only just started to

12:42

acknowledge that I have a version of

12:44

nighttime anxiety that creeps on me. It

12:46

doesn't matter when, where there is nothing

12:48

that actually triggers it. It just happens.

12:51

So there's something but it's not something I'm

12:53

conscious of there's not like an event that

12:55

happens to me at night where I'm like

12:57

whoa, man now I'm anxious like I was

12:59

be chilling Do you watch in a show

13:01

on an Apple plus a new John Hamm

13:03

show you watching that friends and neighbors neighbors

13:05

and friends? Yes, I started that pretty good.

13:07

Yeah, all of a sudden my stomach just

13:09

feels like I'm nervous And then I can't

13:12

sleep because I'm so nervous But mostly it

13:14

gets into like diagnosis how much and stuff

13:16

just costs it sucks We do not have

13:18

a health care system that is good for

13:20

Americans here. Other countries have great ones,

13:22

but then some countries are like, yeah, we have great

13:24

health care. It does take a long time to get

13:26

in. It's some of these places too. Yeah. But then

13:28

I'm like, I'm like, you ever seen our waiting rooms?

13:30

Oh, even though we're with our own money. Oh, I

13:32

know. But like we go and we can go in

13:34

the waiting room. Listen, there's nothing's perfect, but there are

13:36

places where sometimes it's like, wait, I have to wait

13:38

nine months to get in to see this. And so

13:40

then they have to. Yeah. Yeah.

13:43

And that's nothing. I went to waiting room the other day. I

13:45

was in their firm. 40

13:47

minutes. Okay, I get it.

13:50

Doctors, they're full. They're like,

13:52

okay, we'll see you now. Walk down a

13:54

hall, take a left. They sat me in another

13:56

waiting room. I waited

13:58

to sit in the waiting room. I was probably there for

14:00

another 25 minutes. I

14:02

went from the JV waiting room to the varsity waiting

14:04

room. They don't even tell you. It's like going to Six

14:06

Flags and all a sudden like, I'm about to get

14:08

on the ride and all of a sudden you turn the

14:10

corner and there's that wrap where everybody's in line. It's

14:12

all wrapped within each other. It's the stupidest thing ever. Experts

14:16

do stress the importance of consulting with

14:18

board certified doctors to interpret symptoms accurately and

14:20

avoid the dangers of misinformation. I'm

14:22

going to say this, and this is from talker research.

14:25

Completely understand that if you got to worry about

14:27

eating, you probably don't buy medicine. And that sucks

14:29

because there was a version in a part of

14:31

my life where that was the case. I never

14:33

went to the dentist until my 20s. We didn't

14:36

go to the doctor. I

14:38

will say one of the benefits of

14:40

AI is if you got a chat GBT

14:42

or they're these different apps, even Google,

14:44

even GROC, is that you can type your

14:46

symptoms in AI, the different versions

14:48

of them, and they will not do what

14:50

WebMD does, which is freak you out like you're

14:52

going to die tomorrow. They

14:54

will give you a better analysis

14:56

of what it probably is, what

14:59

it might be, what it's probably

15:01

not, but could be, and

15:03

that's significant. So I

15:05

would encourage people not to go to WebMD

15:07

to find one of, even Google has their AI

15:09

version now. You can type your symptoms in

15:11

that and they don't freak you out. You don't

15:13

think you're gonna die tomorrow. Or you don't

15:15

think you have cancer with everything that happens. My

15:17

elbow hurts, cancer. Oh, crap. Yeah, like

15:20

one time I went to get a heart exam because

15:22

I thought I was having, I don't

15:24

know, borderline, about to have a heart attack

15:26

or something and turns out minus circumstantial anxiety,

15:28

stuff that was going on in my life.

15:30

But I kept feeling these chest pains and

15:32

I wanted to ignore it. I wanted to

15:34

ignore it. And then I am thankful to

15:36

have access to health care and I do

15:39

have that. So I was like, you know

15:41

what? I'm blessed to have this. I need

15:43

to go because there are others that can't

15:45

just go and I need to go be

15:47

proactive here. Eddie thought he had cancer. What

15:50

the doctor turned out it was. I had a lot

15:52

of popcorn and the popcorn was like stuck in my

15:54

guts, I guess. No

15:56

cancer. Thankfully. Thankfully.

16:05

Her name's Alyssa. She's 10 years old,

16:07

lives in San Bernardino, California. She's

16:09

gonna graduate next month from

16:11

Crafton Hills College with two associate

16:13

degrees. She's 10. She's

16:16

been taking college level classes since the

16:18

age of eight. Will be the youngest

16:20

student to ever graduate from the community

16:22

college. She's also still in regular school.

16:24

She's been taking the classes for fun.

16:27

Her final GPA with these two associate degrees

16:29

will be close to a 4 .0. She

16:31

says it's been real fun. and she

16:33

compares it to playing outside or riding her

16:35

bike because she does those too. She

16:38

credits her background to

16:40

her father's encouragement and

16:42

helping her stay focused.

16:45

When she first started in college, she

16:47

said she was nervous because everybody was

16:49

older. That's

16:51

wild. I think it's a little more than...

16:53

I love it. Parental encouragement. Because I do

16:55

that all the time. She's a genius. Encourage

16:57

my kids don't do anything. Oh,

16:59

for sure. could encourage me all day long and I'm

17:01

not going to be. You can encourage her to go. But

17:04

yes, she has to have that next level. That's

17:06

awesome. If she had stayed one more semester, she

17:08

would have completed two more degrees in computer science

17:11

and physics. Oh my gosh. She plans to pursue

17:13

a career in AI. Wow, of course.

17:15

It's for Fox News. She's going to be so rich. Yep.

17:18

Yeah, or she'll drive herself crazy because

17:20

she's so smart. Well that too. It's

17:22

wanted Yes, that is a that's an

17:24

awesome story. Alyssa Pirella is

17:26

10 years old. That's what it's

17:29

all about That was tell me

17:31

something good All right, here's the

17:33

voicemail we got last night morning

17:35

studio I was just calling because

17:37

I am two months away from

17:39

graduating with my master's degree and

17:41

The senioritis is just really hitting

17:43

me I've already missed two deadlines

17:45

on assignments. I'm just having a

17:47

really hard time getting to the

17:49

finish line. Wanted to know what

17:51

your best piece of advice was

17:53

and also what are your favorite

17:55

ways to be stressed in times

17:57

where you just feel like there's

17:59

so much going on. Love

18:01

the show. So my advice to you is make

18:03

the person that you're going to be in about

18:05

two years proud of the one right now because

18:07

you just got a white knuckle through this and

18:09

you're going to be so happy with yourself. in

18:11

six months, in one year and two years that

18:13

you did it. Yeah, it sucks right now, but

18:15

it's going to be so worth it. You already

18:17

missed two deadlines. She's fading past.

18:20

She's fading past, boys. We've all

18:22

been there. We just know that there's going to

18:24

be a time when you're not exhausted like

18:26

this, and that time will exist, and you just

18:29

want to be happy with who you were

18:31

right now. So that's my advice to you. Do

18:33

the work. You got this far. And

18:35

then how do you de -stress? I got one thing I

18:37

do. I play PlayStation.

18:39

Yeah, I don't know. That didn't sound like that might

18:41

work for her. Yeah, well, she's asking me what I

18:43

do. Yeah. If she wants to play me in 2K,

18:45

she can. I'm no close to the Thunder. I

18:48

got Chet Holmgren up to 93 overall.

18:50

Dang! Yeah, yeah. What about you? I

18:52

would try to go on walks with

18:55

friends. I mean, the weather's warming up.

18:57

It's looking great outside, most places, I

18:59

guess. So if you can go on

19:01

a walk with friends in the sun

19:03

and then the trees, there's

19:05

a lot of benefits happening there. Yeah,

19:08

just suck it up and get it over

19:10

with and do the work and you'll be happy

19:12

that you did once it's over But it's

19:14

not gonna be fun while you do it But

19:16

nothing worth doing is ever that easy anyway.

19:18

So yeah, be proud of yourself in six months

19:20

That takes my mom's going viral because she

19:22

counted up all the gadgets In her house like

19:24

all the screens This reminds me when you're

19:27

talking about walking on the woods getting away from

19:29

everything of the trees in the air and

19:31

so she just basically counts up play this ray

19:33

My two -year -olds iPad. My five

19:35

-year -olds iPad. My seven -year -olds

19:37

iPad. My ten -year -olds

19:39

iPad and his iPhone. My

19:41

iPad, my iPhone, and my

19:44

watch. And my MacBook.

19:46

My husband's iPad, my husband's

19:49

iPhone, and his watch. My

19:51

husband has an Xbox Series

19:53

X. and a PC. We

19:55

have nine TVs throughout the

19:57

entire house. And the only

19:59

time we limit screen time

20:01

is Monday through Thursday. That's

20:04

pretty baller. They limit

20:06

that much with all those gadgets.

20:08

They have nine TVs. They rich.

20:11

Yeah. Everybody go home

20:13

and see how many screens you have in

20:15

your house. Okay. I don't even like

20:17

the way she did it. Yeah. She watches

20:19

and iPads. Everything that counts phones. That's

20:21

a screen television screens. I think you could...

20:23

What about stuff? I think you

20:25

could probably grab and figure it out

20:27

now, but go home and look at it,

20:30

what? What about stuff in our... Like

20:32

we have podcast room stuff, like that can't...

20:34

Well, work doesn't count. Okay, good, because

20:36

I would add up to a lot of

20:38

extra things. She has 24 screens in

20:40

her home. Dang. Oh, wow, okay. So

20:42

count yours, bring it back tomorrow. Don't

20:45

lie. Who would lie?

20:47

No need to lie. Yeah, why would we lie? I

20:49

don't know. I think you... would probably

20:51

lower your number a little bit. Why would I lower

20:53

my number? Could you like trees and oxygen? You

20:56

don't want to be that person, yeah. No,

20:58

I could be that person. I was actually

21:00

clarifying, do I need to disclose any screens

21:02

in my podcast? Disclose? Like she's going to

21:05

jail? No, if it's

21:07

for work, like specifically, no, you're good. Okay. Okay,

21:09

count your screens, bring her back tomorrow. What

21:12

do these celebrities have in

21:14

common? Amy, Jim Carrey, Justin

21:17

Bieber, Ryan

21:20

Reynolds, Hmm

21:23

Jim Carrey Justin

21:25

Bieber Ryan Reynolds

21:27

Canada correct. They're

21:29

all Canadian That's

21:31

the game so

21:33

I'll go Amy

21:35

then lunchbox then

21:37

Eddie Up first

21:40

Steve Harvey in

21:42

Europe Ryan Seacrest

21:44

Drew Carey They

21:46

all are hosts

21:48

like a game

21:51

Show -ish type hosts.

21:53

They've all hosted

21:55

popular game shows

21:57

you're there boom

21:59

Amy's on the

22:01

board lunchbox Reba

22:04

McIntyre Jerry Seinfeld

22:06

George Lopez Wow

22:08

yeast infection flaring

22:10

up again Wow

22:12

George Lopez Jerry

22:14

Springer Reba McIntyre

22:17

He said George

22:19

Lopez Reba

22:21

McIntyre, Jerry Seinfeld, George

22:23

Lopez. Oh,

22:25

they were all in sitcoms.

22:28

Need you to be more

22:30

specific. The

22:32

sitcom was named after

22:34

them. Correct. Okay. Reba,

22:36

Seinfeld, and the George Lopez

22:38

show. God, we went over

22:40

that again because I had Springer. Eddie. Mark

22:44

Wahlberg. Ice Cube.

22:47

Queen Latifa. All

22:50

singers that became actors. They all

22:52

started the music before becoming actors. Nice.

22:54

I'll take it. They're not only

22:56

singers, but music. Yeah. Yeah. Um, Amy.

22:59

Bill Clinton. Johnny Cash.

23:02

Bobby Bones. Oh, Arkansas.

23:04

Correct. Lunchbox.

23:07

Tom Hanks. Joan

23:10

Cusack. Tim

23:12

Allen. Who

23:15

is Joan Cusack? Tim,

23:17

say it again. Jerry

23:19

Springer. No, that's not

23:22

right. Don't do that. Tom

23:24

Hanks, Joan Cusack, Tim Allen. Whoa.

23:28

I don't even know who Joan

23:30

Cusack is. Tim

23:32

Allen and

23:35

Tom Hanks.

23:39

Oh man, they all play

23:41

cartoon voices in movies. More

23:44

specific? and

23:47

Toy Story. Correct. Wow.

23:50

Dang, I can't believe you

23:52

got that. Eddie. Ariana Grande. Kate

23:56

Beckinsale. Kim Kardashian. Whoa.

24:02

Okay. Ariana

24:04

Grande. Kate

24:07

Beckinsale. Kim

24:09

Kardashian. Hmm. Kim,

24:14

she's like, Are

24:18

they all entrepreneurs? Is

24:20

that your answer? No. Uh,

24:23

they all sell

24:25

makeup. Incorrect.

24:27

Amy? I

24:29

don't know. Lunchbox? No idea. Bobby had crushes

24:32

on him. They all did at Pete

24:34

Davidson. Oh, wow.

24:36

Oh, wow. Yeah. Man,

24:38

he did all those things. did.

24:41

He did. I need to give him more respect.

24:43

I know he did at Ariana and Kim K.

24:45

Who's the other one? K Beckinsome. Oh

24:47

Victoria Beckham the

24:49

whole time you

24:52

were saying her

24:54

Amy Joaquin Phoenix

24:56

Heath Ledger Jared

24:59

Leto Oh They

25:01

all were in

25:03

Batman More specific

25:06

they all played

25:08

Joker correct Wow

25:10

lunchbox Adele. Oh,

25:12

yeah Ed Sheeran

25:15

Eddie Redmayne I'll

25:20

go with all British singer. Correct.

25:22

Well, they're not singer. Oh, they're

25:24

not singers. He

25:26

said singers. Nah, I said

25:28

British. I said British. You

25:30

said British singers. Yeah,

25:32

we're gonna have to not give you that one.

25:34

Oh, no. I jumped on that. Okay. So Amy's,

25:36

Eddie, you have to get this one. Jason

25:38

Aldeen, Luke Bryan, Kane Brown. All

25:43

from Georgia? Correct. Amy,

25:45

you're in the lead. One more

25:47

round to go. I'm gonna

25:50

let you go

25:52

last Amy since

25:54

you're in the

25:56

lead Lunchbox Chris

25:58

Farley Norm McDonald

26:01

Robin Williams All

26:03

from Saturday night

26:05

live Incorrect Robin

26:07

Williams was not

26:09

an SNL member

26:12

all dead comedians.

26:14

Oh dang Eddie

26:16

Wendy Williams Hank

26:20

Williams Jr. Kevin

26:22

James Bobby has gotten

26:24

a feud with all

26:26

of them. Controversial interviews

26:28

accepted. Yes. Amy,

26:32

it's now tied. If you get this, you

26:34

win. Ice

26:36

tea. Brad

26:39

Garrett. Reginald

26:41

Vel Johnson. What? I

26:47

don't know who these other people

26:49

are. I know Ice -T. Brad

26:53

Garrett, Reginald Vell Johnson.

26:55

Who's Reginald Vell Johnson and who's

26:58

Brad? Is Brad Garrett from Everybody Loves

27:00

Raymond? I will not answer questions.

27:02

Is that the brother? will not

27:04

answer questions. Ice -T, Brad Garrett,

27:06

Reginald Vell Johnson for the win. Reginald.

27:12

Ice -T. Brad.

27:14

G. Brad

27:16

G I see Brad

27:19

ice reg in an

27:21

answer. I'm looking for

27:23

it Don't play detectives

27:25

more specific their actors

27:28

play cops correct Brad

27:30

Garrett is the brother

27:32

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27:34

who plays a cop

27:37

Reginald Vell Johnson Carl

27:44

Winslow, and then Ice Tees on him. Whatever

27:46

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32:41

We've never walked into a women's bathroom. We don't

32:43

know if you guys leave the doors open. It

32:45

doesn't seem in character, but yeah. We shut the

32:47

door. There's no doors open at all in women's

32:50

restrooms. There's no like urinals, anything like that. You're

32:52

like, you have doors. No, we don't have doors.

32:54

We're slobs. But I mean, y 'all have doors and

32:56

you elect to leave it open. Well, that's his

32:58

question. That's my etiquette question. Thank you for leading

33:00

me there, Amy. So, you know, if the stalls,

33:02

you know, are there and you got to use

33:04

one and you just have to urinate. And

33:06

so you're not sitting down. So

33:08

I go into the stall and I don't

33:11

close the door behind me, because you're just

33:13

urinating. Just say P. You're trying

33:15

to use a big word. That's funny. That's a

33:17

technical term. Go ahead. You're good.

33:19

All right. So I have to go P and

33:21

the urinals are full. So I go in

33:23

the stall and I don't close the door. And

33:25

some guy from one of the sales dude

33:27

watched it and turns the corner and goes, oh,

33:29

you can at least close the door. I'm

33:32

like, it's the same thing as me standing at

33:34

a urinal. Was he being serious or was he kidding?

33:36

I felt like kind of annoyed and he kind

33:38

of at the end. It wasn't like a friend. I

33:40

don't know. mean, he was like, could at least

33:42

close the door. And then he

33:44

went to the stall next to me

33:46

and I was like, wait, guys closed

33:48

the door when they're just peeing in

33:50

the stall. I never heard of that.

33:52

So are you supposed to close the

33:54

door when you're peeing in a stall? I'd

33:58

be curious to know what the

34:00

girls think first. I mean, I guess

34:02

I don't think y 'all would have

34:04

to because your urinals don't have

34:06

doors and you've got the little protectors

34:08

on the side. So yeah, no,

34:10

I would think that you wouldn't have

34:12

to. So you vote no. Leave

34:14

it open if you want. Morgan. Yeah,

34:16

I feel like you guys are already pee

34:18

openly in the urinals. Why would you close the

34:21

door? Then I feel like the

34:23

only time you close the door is in another scenario

34:25

So if you're like facing the toilet and the

34:27

door is open, you know what's happening if you walk

34:29

into someone sitting on it with the door open

34:31

Problem that's weird. That's I'm out. I'm

34:33

out. I'm saying in that bathroom like I'm out

34:35

because I don't know what's about to happen next But

34:37

yeah, no, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard

34:39

like if you're in the stall and you're peeing you're

34:41

standing up Who cares unless you're one of those

34:44

people that pull their pants all the way down to

34:46

pee we were not When we were in Austin,

34:48

there was a guy who worked On a morning show,

34:50

we got butt naked to stand at a urinal.

34:52

Yeah, that's messed up. Took all his clothes off, but

34:54

also would take all his clothes off to go

34:56

sit on the toilet as well. And you would walk

34:58

in and you would see a pile of clothes. But,

35:03

you know, it doesn't... You avoided the bathroom at 10, 10

35:05

a .m. when over. How they've been doing it. Like, I

35:07

went to high school with a guy that did that. But

35:09

because that's how you've been doing it, your honor, it's

35:11

how I've always been doing it. Well, you're

35:13

not off. It was the

35:15

most bizarre thing that they would have to get

35:17

butt naked. to use the bathroom I wonder makes

35:19

me think of that guy from high school like

35:21

I wonder where is he now and does he

35:23

still have to do that he probably still does

35:25

that he still have to do it because I

35:28

remember all of our friends would talk about it

35:30

be like it's so weird he has to take

35:32

all his clothes off to go to the bathroom

35:34

and where does that come from do your parents

35:36

like okay time to take your clothes off so

35:38

time to go pee so maybe butt naked maybe

35:40

when you're a kid you have a problem like

35:42

peeing on your clothes so your parents take them

35:44

all off because they don't want it and then

35:46

you just sort of turn three Well

35:49

three or four or however you are

35:51

when you don't pee on yourself anymore

35:53

Way older than that I don't know.

35:55

I don't know kids. Yeah, when the

35:57

kids not pee on themselves anymore. Oh

36:00

So they're really old man. Yeah, I'm

36:02

not like to just pee on yourself

36:04

Like why why is your helmet? I

36:06

peed on it like what like how?

36:08

Yeah, but I mean I would say

36:10

maybe when the kids get potty trained

36:12

Okay, three three or four Just because

36:14

your body train doesn't mean you don't.

36:16

Well, I still peel myself sometimes too,

36:18

but I don't do it normally. But

36:21

yeah, taking your clothes off. Hey, Mike, would

36:23

you research why people do that? Like, is there

36:25

some sort of fetish? It's not a sexual

36:27

thing at all. You know, sensory thing, maybe. Like,

36:29

you don't feel, you have to feel really

36:31

comfortable and nothing on you to be able to

36:33

go to the bathroom. You

36:35

know, because sometimes your clothes bother you.

36:37

My daughter's real sensitive to certain sounds

36:39

of clothes or touch of clothes. And

36:42

she has to. take it off immediately.

36:44

Some individuals choose to remove all their clothes

36:46

while using the bathroom and the reasons

36:48

vary. For some, it's a matter of personal

36:50

comfort, feeling more relaxed and free when

36:52

naked. Others may have learned this behavior early

36:54

on, perhaps when toilet training, making it

36:56

a habitual practice. Additionally, some may

36:58

associate it with a primal or more

37:00

natural experience, especially when it comes to

37:02

number two. Oh, so

37:05

I saw this guy talking about how

37:07

we are using the bathroom all wrong.

37:12

No, he doesn't I could

37:14

hang on a bar over

37:16

it No, but can

37:18

I show yours that weird

37:20

that feels weird both

37:22

can happen Yes, both can

37:25

happen. We would like

37:27

you to show us and

37:29

it will be weird,

37:31

but we're here for it

37:34

You can't like You're

37:36

not gonna be or screen

37:38

-grab it or do anything

37:40

with it. What are

37:43

you doing? Don't

37:45

clip this Okay, you're the one that

37:47

brought it up. Oh my gosh, are we

37:49

doing that? He said no, this is

37:51

okay Let's take the bathroom out of it.

37:53

He said you should be sitting like

37:55

this all the time. You're doing here's the

37:57

chair. You don't even have to be

38:00

in the chair He was just talking about

38:03

Let me finish this part before I walk

38:05

away from my mic. He was talking about

38:07

how You we need to open up our

38:09

hips more and we're making our hips Like

38:11

we're doing a disservice to ourselves sitting in

38:13

a chair the way that we do like

38:15

we should be doing all of our activities

38:17

like this Not even just going the bath.

38:19

You have a mic at the chair now.

38:21

He's walking in the chair It should be

38:23

like dude if she was the bathroom the

38:26

chair, this is greatest bit ever. Yes Grab

38:28

the mic grab the mic grab the mic Oh,

38:31

why did you just break everything on my desk?

38:34

Amy the chairs the toilet go ahead. This

38:36

is why people get naked when these

38:38

bathroom because they can't control all It's like

38:40

if I was reading your book, okay?

38:42

We're not going to bathroom. That's inappropriate. You're

38:44

the one that said do it. It

38:46

made me think of it But I don't

38:49

know if my hips can do it.

38:51

Yeah, he was like folding laundry Like this

38:53

like he's like squatting everything's like this

38:55

like he'd be like folding laundry He'd be

38:57

reading a book. He'd be answering emails

38:59

like this So then he said okay when

39:01

it's time to go to the bathroom

39:03

He gets up on the like this stands

39:06

on the toilet like feet on there

39:08

on the yes Like this, he's how he

39:10

does everything. He

39:12

lives his life. He's like, if

39:14

you're not living like this, like you're

39:16

- Who are you following? Why is

39:18

your algorithm giving you this? What

39:21

are you doing? Yeah, what else are

39:23

you watching? I'm following him, but

39:25

he's off to my algorithm. And what

39:27

was really disturbing is he had

39:29

on, he had on like thin white

39:31

cotton pants. Okay. Yeah, now

39:33

he's got a fetish. It wasn't, now it

39:35

is. No, no, no. This is

39:37

real because I'm concerned with my hips to

39:39

my aging and taking care of my body and

39:42

my bones and he said in like being

39:44

flexible and he said we're messing when we're sitting

39:46

like this he's like it's so bad in

39:48

your body traditional toilet or toilet or desk or

39:50

I sell a toilet for more than three

39:52

minutes my leg goes asleep. That's why you gotta

39:54

go squatty potty guys. I don't know what

39:56

you're waiting on get on board. That's

39:59

basically what Amy's doing. She's squatting on top of the lid.

40:02

Does your guy say stand on it?

40:04

I don't even follow him. He's

40:07

in my algorithm. Do you want me

40:09

to show you? No, I

40:11

don't want to be able to see anymore. Okay,

40:13

everybody. Thank you. Thank you. This is where

40:15

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40:17

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40:19

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40:24

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40:26

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40:28

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40:30

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40:32

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40:34

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40:36

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40:39

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40:41

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40:43

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40:45

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40:47

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40:49

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40:51

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40:53

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40:55

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40:57

one that had a little holes in it

40:59

that would shoot up. That's

41:02

way better than that. Yeah, that's a good

41:04

one. I mean, that's so cool. Like you see

41:06

a rainbow of water flying over. They're

41:08

shooting it from probably 30

41:10

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41:13

obviously it's a huge, like really thick thing

41:15

of water and landing right on the kids.

41:17

That's awesome. That's awesome. Great job. That's

41:19

that's cool. I wish we had those firefighters. Hey,

41:21

luckily, nobody was hurt either in the What was it?

41:23

It was health scare. Health scare. Yeah. All good.

41:26

All right, there you go. That's what it's all about.

41:28

That was Tell Me Something

41:30

Good. Time for the morning

41:32

corny. The

41:36

morning corny. Which animal has

41:38

the largest chest? A

41:41

zebra. That

41:47

was the morning

41:49

corny. What

41:53

do you know about John Cena? He's

41:56

a wrestler. He's an actor. He's

41:59

big. He's real big. He's like

42:01

cartoon muscular. Yeah, he's real, real big.

42:04

a champ now. He's a bad guy. That's

42:06

right. And you told me he won. Yeah, he

42:08

turned heel. Well, he turned heel prior, but then he

42:10

won. Yeah. So he's 48 today. He's

42:12

still, like every muscle in

42:15

his body is just shredded. 48 is shredded.

42:18

So he's also done 650 make -a -wishes He

42:20

is the all -time leader in make -a -wishes

42:22

because people request John Cena He holds

42:24

the Guinness world record for the most wishes

42:26

granted by a single individual He began

42:28

working with make -a -wish in 2002 and remains

42:30

the top requested celebrity by children So

42:32

happy birthday John Cena. That's pretty cool. It's

42:34

hard to see him as a bad

42:36

guy Because they he's never been a bad

42:38

guy in wrestling in the history of

42:41

his career He's had championship more than anybody

42:43

else and now he's a bad guy

42:45

and he's He's just been

42:47

so good for so long. It'd

42:49

be like if the old Pope before he died was like,

42:51

you know what? I'm just going

42:53

to go to the bar and get some

42:55

drink. He'd be like, that's not really you,

42:57

Pope. Who are you playing? Are people starting

42:59

to hate him a little bit? No, because

43:01

everybody knows he's a good dude. And all

43:03

the make -a -wishes. But you play along with

43:05

wrestling. You play along. Keanu Reeves at number

43:07

10 overall with 25 make -a -wishes at the

43:09

top 10. Robert Downey Jr.

43:11

at 30, mostly because of

43:13

Iron Man. Iron Man. Katy

43:16

Perry at 35

43:18

huh? Yeah, that's

43:21

surprising Maybe they're all

43:23

in the neighborhood. Oh

43:25

That's really surprising. I'm

43:27

surprised he was on

43:29

time to any of

43:31

them Chris Hemsworth. Oh

43:35

Yeah, he is

43:37

he's Liam's brother

43:42

He's got 40 Selena Gomez 45. I really liked

43:44

Selena Gomez for two reasons when she did

43:46

only murders in the building a whole new part

43:48

of her career that was like man She's

43:50

really good in that show like she's super likable

43:52

as an actress and then now that she's

43:54

with Benny Blanco and like he's awesome I don't

43:56

think about him. They seem cool. Yeah, he's

43:58

like my favorite guy lunchbox hates that dude No,

44:00

I think he's jealous of that. Fair point.

44:02

He hates him because he's jealous him. I'm not

44:04

jealous of him at all. He does stupid

44:06

things and he gets credit for it. He fills

44:08

a bathtub up with a queso that is

44:11

a waste of money and is never going to

44:13

get eaten. And he's all of a sudden

44:15

this amazing dude. It's like, no, just get a

44:17

bowl of queso and put it on the

44:19

table. Like, why are we doing a bathtub? They're

44:21

not actually going to eat that. Okay, so,

44:23

and then they - You did a movie theater

44:25

too. That's where I was going. He rented out

44:27

a movie theater and he brought his own

44:29

deep fryer. Not allowed. Couldn't happen. Morton couldn't do

44:32

that. It's stupid. Why are we giving him

44:34

credit for this? Well, because he did it. It

44:36

is. I can't do it. It's illegal. It's

44:38

not illegal because he did it and go to

44:40

jail. Yeah. So that stuff is not allowed. Oh,

44:43

I made her special treats for her.

44:45

And like, oh, so you got up in

44:47

the middle of the movie and went

44:49

and made the treats and didn't watch the

44:51

movie with her. Like, this sounds so

44:53

stupid. Did you watch him make the hot

44:55

pocket stuff that he made like from

44:57

scratch for her? Oh, no. But he did

44:59

a scratch. It was awesome. He walked

45:01

through the whole thing. He said on, I

45:03

saw a clip of him, they're like

45:05

Philly cheesesteak hot pockets. Yeah, they were on

45:07

Jay Shetty's podcast and he said that

45:09

he wakes up every day and asks himself

45:11

What can I do to make Selena? You

45:15

should watch the

45:17

Philly cheesesteak video

45:20

that he makes

45:22

him from scratch

45:24

for her it's

45:27

awesome Yeah, I

45:29

love that dude.

45:31

Number five, Taylor

45:33

Swift. Also, I

45:36

didn't know I

45:38

love that dude

45:40

until the last

45:43

few months. I

45:45

love that dude.

45:48

Number five, Taylor Swift. She's going to her

45:50

50 Mako wishes. The

45:52

Rock at 70. Wow.

45:56

Anybody refer to him as Dwayne Johnson

45:58

ever no, I sometimes I say

46:00

Dwayne the Rock Johnson. When would you

46:02

ever say? No,

46:06

you don't stop it. I have

46:08

when my girlfriends are hanging out. I'll

46:10

just refer to him as Dwayne

46:12

the Rock Johnson I do Beyonce at

46:14

380. That's pretty cool Justin Bieber

46:17

at two over 250 wishes. He's been

46:19

a dedicated supporter of Make a

46:21

Wish since early in his career, consistently

46:23

granting wishes and performing private concerts

46:25

for fans. That's pretty legit. And

46:28

then John Cena over

46:30

650. That is awesome. Shout out to

46:32

you John Cena, even though you're a bad guy. Some of

46:34

those he knocks out of you in the same. I

46:44

guess I'm just curious if he's already

46:46

there You know, I don't know what no,

46:48

I don't know what you mean doing

46:50

the rock Johnson. What do you mean? Well,

46:53

I just curious if some of

46:55

those are doubled up like, you

46:57

know, he's already there So

46:59

I was just a hard question. Where

47:02

is he already though? He's already at the hospital

47:04

visiting. And he's like, I'm already here in movie.

47:06

This is a real organization though. I know it

47:08

is. But they're like, hey, you're already going to

47:10

be here. So let's. I feel like you're hating

47:12

on him. I'm not hating on him. I'm

47:15

not hating on seeing him, man. I'm not. I

47:17

think it's awesome that he's done it. 650, that's

47:19

just a lot. I wonder if any of those

47:21

are doubled up. Maybe. I

47:24

would think Sure, if there are three

47:26

nearby and they've all requested John Cena, they'd

47:28

probably get them close. Oh, what you're

47:30

saying is like, let's say, kid, I don't

47:32

know what I want. They're like, well,

47:34

John Cena's in town. Cena. You know what

47:36

mean? That could be. He's already going

47:38

to be in room 222. I

47:41

feel like there's a little, like, no,

47:43

no, no, no, no, no, no,

47:46

no, no, no. Thank you, guys.

47:48

I understand all that. That's for you,

47:50

Eddie. Thank you. We

47:53

have Jason on the phone who lives

47:55

in North Carolina, and this is in reference

47:57

to yesterday. Amy said that she's driving

47:59

down the road and on a motorcycle, two

48:01

people came up riding the same motorcycle,

48:03

one arm dropped around the other, and

48:06

they nailed her side view mirror. On

48:08

purpose. Yeah, because they cut them off

48:10

or something. Yeah, and they're like, take

48:12

that woman. And then they gave you

48:14

the bird. And then I was left

48:16

off. Hey, Jason, you heard the

48:18

story. What would you like to say about that?

48:20

I'm with the club here in North Carolina, Southern

48:22

Wolves Motorcycle Club, and I just wanted to let

48:24

you know there is a legitimate reason why motorcycle

48:26

people will do that. And because

48:28

of why we're predictive, you

48:31

have air -cooled and water -cooled

48:33

motorcycles. And my mind's air

48:35

-cooled. So if I sit in traffic, my

48:37

bike will overheat and shut off. So

48:40

I have to go to the side of the

48:42

road and wait until my traffic, my bike cools

48:44

down. in order to be able to restart it.

48:46

So even if it's against the law, a rider

48:48

will illegally do it just to keep their bike

48:50

running. What do you think about the rider that

48:53

punched Amy's side view mirror? Would you have done

48:55

that? The only way I would do it is

48:57

if the car was about to hit me. Well,

48:59

that might have hit me. I would

49:01

I would have done that. Oh, you're saying

49:03

right to like save himself But this

49:06

was in response to okay, maybe a minute

49:08

ago almost hit you and then you

49:10

come up and attack you remember almost hitting

49:12

them honestly No, you promise listen they

49:14

were still in the wrong what they were

49:16

doing was illegal I don't know but

49:18

do you remember almost? No, I know that

49:20

I just was merging And

49:23

then there they were. But Jason, that's good

49:25

to know. I did not know that about

49:27

motorcycles. You had to keep it running so

49:29

you drive up in the middle of cars.

49:31

I didn't. I mean, as a car driver,

49:33

it feels weird. And they have lane shifting

49:35

and lane splitting. Lane splitting is just when

49:37

open traffic is going to go between them.

49:39

The lane shifting is when it stops traffic

49:41

and you go around them. That's lane shifting.

49:43

Which one was you? You sitting? Why

49:46

was merging into sitting traffic? Yeah, I'm

49:48

confused by your story. That's changing. No, I'm

49:50

getting it. I'm switching up. There's lots

49:52

of traffic and no one's moving, but I

49:55

need to get over into a lane.

49:57

So imagine there's traffic and then I just

49:59

get over. They must have been

50:01

lane splitting. Coming down the

50:03

like, I'm not thinking there's nobody around. I

50:05

can get over, but they come up from

50:07

behind. They were going fast. So I told

50:09

you they were on a ninja. Okay, I

50:11

don't know about that, but my theory was

50:13

it wasn't two dudes. Yeah, right. I know. Listen,

50:17

I still think it's two dudes, but when

50:19

my boyfriend was in the car with me at

50:21

the time, and whenever he heard me tell

50:23

the story yesterday, he's like, that was definitely a

50:25

woman. And I'm like, no, a not. So

50:27

who took you off the woman or the guy?

50:29

The woman. But I was like, oh, wow. a

50:31

woman I was like that was that

50:33

was another guy he goes there's no

50:36

way that was two guys and I

50:38

was like are you kidding me that

50:40

was two guys two angry men unless

50:42

unless my motorcycle is broken down I

50:44

probably ain't getting on my bike no

50:46

I'm not doing it in my mind

50:48

that was two guys because he was

50:50

so aggressive with his finger and he

50:52

gloves on It was a

50:54

little ninja outfit. It was in

50:56

this helmet. It was two guys, but

50:58

my boyfriend's like, no, it's definitely a girl.

51:00

Hey, Jason, we appreciate that call. Thank

51:02

you very much. Hey, Jason, since you ride,

51:05

would you ride with your friend, your

51:07

male friend? No, it's against man wall. Okay,

51:10

thank you. Jason, thanks man. Yeah, that's

51:12

it. All right, bye. Tracy and San Antonio's

51:14

on. Similar situation. Hey, Tracy, what do

51:16

you want to say about the motorcycle thing?

51:18

I want to say that my husband

51:20

was in a lot of traffic. And here

51:22

in San Antonio, we got a lot

51:24

of construction going on. And this just happened

51:26

about two weeks ago. He said he

51:28

was splitting the line and knocked his mirror.

51:31

He thought he didn't know what happened at first

51:33

and then realized that the mirror had been pushed

51:35

back and it was broken. So

51:37

I just want to

51:39

validate Amy's comments about, yes,

51:42

it's very illegal and dangerous.

51:44

They broke his though. I

51:46

thought mine was broken.

51:48

I was scared to twist

51:50

it back because I thought

51:52

if I try to move

51:54

it, but luckily No, I'm

51:58

not I'm just saying I feel you I thought mine

52:01

was broken. Thankfully it wasn't I'm sorry that yours was

52:03

he had a much worse He did he did he

52:05

did Tracy. Thank you for the call. Hope you have

52:07

a great day You're welcome.

52:09

Thanks so much. I have a great

52:11

day. bye. I semi -stand by Amy almost

52:13

ran in the motorcycle over and didn't know

52:15

it. Yeah, I think semi, but not

52:17

fully. No, how can I semi run someone

52:19

over that like if they're not in

52:21

my view like I didn't know They

52:23

were there. They your view because maybe he

52:25

didn't look. No, I think they were speeding up

52:27

the split line. I'm wrong. Are you? I

52:30

don't know if I am. I think my boyfriend

52:32

would say, like, hey, you were in the

52:34

wrong. Like, he has no problem saying, like,

52:36

you almost hit those people. But he was just as

52:38

shocked and just as concerned. Like, that was not OK. As

52:40

I know, it happened to my woman, I haven't found

52:42

those bikers. What do you

52:44

do? Okay, guys, we were in traffic

52:46

in the highway. It happened to my woman.

52:48

I'm tracking her. I got a set of schools.

52:51

Yeah, yeah, I found them. Well, hmm.

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woke up about one this morning

57:47

with a thunder in my head. I'm

57:49

talking about a headache that I

57:51

almost never have, and I'm almost never

57:53

woken up by a headache. I

57:55

wake up all the time. I don't

57:57

sleep well. I deal with that. Fine.

58:00

But my head was just... And headaches are

58:02

different. They hit you in different parts of

58:05

the head. So I went over to Google,

58:07

and Google has a pretty good AI. Meaning

58:09

you just type it into Google, and it used

58:11

to just put up the links for the results.

58:14

But now there is an AI part that comes

58:16

up first. Not always super accurate, but pretty accurate.

58:18

And I go, hey, Google, I don't know why

58:20

I addressed them by name. But I'm

58:22

like, hey, Google. And then I say please and thank you all the

58:24

time. I say, I just woke

58:26

up with a splitting headache. Can

58:28

you help me? And it says back, give

58:31

me where your headache is. It sounds like,

58:33

where do you feel it? And so I

58:35

write, it's behind my right eye. I

58:37

can feel it in my

58:39

forehead above my right eye and on top

58:41

of my head. And then it says, is it

58:44

wrapping around your head? At this point, it's

58:46

one in the morning. I'm having a full -on

58:48

conversation with Google about a headache. And

58:50

so I have all the results that it

58:52

said, and one that ended up happening was

58:54

because they gave me, I'll give you the

58:56

options they said first, migraine, and they said

58:59

pulsating pain, and they gave me like eight

59:01

things. Things to consider. Boom. Then

59:03

it said a cluster headache. This one

59:05

is much rarer. It's way severe. And if it's

59:07

behind one eye, it could be this, like

59:09

a stabbing, burning, or piercing. It wasn't burning or

59:11

piercing. So the other one was

59:13

sinus pressure or sinusitis. And

59:15

this is, we had recent allergies, congestion or

59:17

cold. And so I feel like based

59:19

on all they gave me, which was more than what

59:21

I'm saying here, that was

59:23

it. So I was like, I think

59:25

it's number three, Sinusitis. Also great name

59:27

for a band. Sinusitis. Yeah.

59:29

Good morning New York.

59:32

We're Sinusitis. We're not playing the

59:34

night show, but we're here to open. That'd be

59:36

cool. And so I click

59:38

Sinusitis and they said, got you. Here's

59:41

what to do. Do you have any sinus

59:43

medicine? And I do because I have

59:45

terrible allergies. So I'd take a Zyrtec. So

59:48

it doesn't help immediately, obviously. It

59:51

lists out cold compress. Got

59:54

it? Probably wouldn't have done it. It's

59:56

not like that's foreign to me. My grandma used to it all the time to me. Put

59:59

a cold press over your right

1:00:01

eye. Next, have a

1:00:03

small amount of caffeine. Mm.

1:00:05

But just the middle of the night. Would

1:00:07

have never done that, though. So have a

1:00:09

small amount of caffeine in a very small

1:00:11

amount This can help if taken very early.

1:00:15

Hydrate because also overnight dehydration

1:00:17

could be a part of

1:00:19

it. And then it says

1:00:22

take ibuprofen. Gives a couple of

1:00:24

other things. I did that. I'm telling you, it was better

1:00:26

in 20 minutes. Now, I

1:00:28

think because it identified sinusitis and I

1:00:30

did the Zyrtec and I did the

1:00:32

other things that just basically helped the

1:00:34

symptom more than what it was. Guys,

1:00:38

science, man. Look at this,

1:00:40

AI. Helping okay, they're gonna take over the

1:00:42

world in like 10 years sure, but use

1:00:44

the next 10 years to your advantage if

1:00:46

you have headaches or footaches or stomach issues

1:00:49

type in your specific symptoms They don't act

1:00:51

like they know exactly what it is. I

1:00:53

say they like it's a person But I

1:00:55

like that they'll ask you yes like whittle

1:00:57

it down whittle it. What about this? 20

1:00:59

minutes later my headache was gone It's pretty

1:01:01

cool. It's pretty cool to use it in

1:01:04

that way So and everybody has Google with

1:01:06

some of the services you have to pay

1:01:08

for a subscription chat GPT I'm not sure

1:01:10

if you have to pay to get the

1:01:12

most basic, but there's three or four of

1:01:14

those. Just go to Google, and I fixed

1:01:16

my headache last night, and I'm here because

1:01:18

of that. Wow. Yep, I'm here, hey. AI,

1:01:21

man. I'm here because of that. Science

1:01:23

allowed me to live another day. Did

1:01:26

you see that, like, our politeness

1:01:28

to the chat GBT or Your microphone's

1:01:30

like buzzing like a killer moth.

1:01:32

Really? I hear that. Well, Lunchbox and

1:01:34

Morgan, does everybody hear that? Yes. Do

1:01:37

our listeners hear that? But I don't hear it. That

1:01:40

was wild. It's still have

1:01:42

to go. You don't hear it

1:01:44

Amy guys. I am AI

1:01:47

And I'm not sure if listeners

1:01:49

can hear what's happening, but

1:01:51

it's like Amy's talking as a

1:01:53

robot a bit Don't

1:01:58

hear it. No Everything's broken

1:02:00

this morning. We walked into Morgan

1:02:03

the lunchbox headphones didn't work,

1:02:05

but anyway, you go ahead because

1:02:07

I'm not sure if listeners

1:02:09

heard what we heard in our

1:02:11

ears. Okay, so I saw

1:02:14

that our politeness to chat GBT

1:02:16

and other AI things is

1:02:18

costing millions and computing costs because

1:02:20

we're adding extra extra words

1:02:22

like please and thank you and

1:02:25

every added word is a

1:02:27

class. Yeah, I talked Shakespearean to

1:02:29

mine just add extra words

1:02:31

for fun. But you guys are

1:02:33

being polite. Just in

1:02:36

case it like over later. Yeah,

1:02:38

yeah. Nice about aliens. Just

1:02:40

in case they'd have the ability

1:02:42

to go through all of Well

1:02:44

all of history and probably a second

1:02:46

and to see who exactly was respectful So

1:02:48

I did see that too. Yeah, my

1:02:50

wife said hey, you're using chat GPT when

1:02:53

you add more Words it actually hurts

1:02:55

the environment and I was like, but I

1:02:57

try not to use plastic straws So

1:02:59

I'm back to even I know it's like

1:03:01

who knew a little please and thank

1:03:03

you was gonna cause energy crisis Yeah, because

1:03:05

again, it's just having to compute more

1:03:07

because there are buildings that have little computers

1:03:09

in them that are taking everything we

1:03:11

write and actually sending it back to us

1:03:13

right and so that is like if

1:03:16

you plug it in a wall that is

1:03:18

energy and energy is being created by

1:03:20

somewhere yeah yeah so it's okay it says

1:03:22

here a study found that even short

1:03:24

ai generated text generate enough energy to power

1:03:26

multiple households can i bring your question

1:03:28

you're bringing me down i just gave a

1:03:30

great story about how a headache was

1:03:32

fixed by ai and then you have to

1:03:34

bring me down no i was just

1:03:37

saying like maybe we don't have to sit

1:03:39

maybe we instead of thank you we

1:03:41

say thanks thx Thanks,

1:03:43

so we don't waste energy like we can still

1:03:45

be polite but abbreviate I'd rather just play it safe

1:03:47

and have an insurance policy when they take over

1:03:49

the world. They remember who's kind to them Okay, well,

1:03:51

I'm glad it helped your headache. I did that's

1:03:53

good. I can't tell me down. What how did it

1:03:55

take you down now? It's like I'm littering No,

1:03:57

I use it too, and I'm nice too. That's the

1:03:59

thing like I want to be nice to it

1:04:01

And if I if we ever get to the point

1:04:03

where we have little robots in our house like

1:04:05

I'm gonna be really kind to it But I'm locking

1:04:07

it up at night I'm

1:04:09

still not convinced that Amy's not

1:04:12

a robot. Yeah, a lot of

1:04:14

listeners are commenting on lunchbox and

1:04:16

what he's wearing he has to

1:04:18

wear it today tomorrow and Friday

1:04:20

he has a hat that says

1:04:22

ask me about syphilis it's purple

1:04:25

with yellow writing a hoodie that

1:04:27

says ask me about syphilis purple

1:04:29

with yellow gold writing and he's

1:04:31

wearing if you ever see like

1:04:33

a truck and they have like

1:04:36

The nuts hanging off the back. It's a really

1:04:38

disgusting thing when I see said truck where I'm

1:04:40

like, what are you are you either 17? Or

1:04:43

you've never really grown out of your 17

1:04:45

this but he's wearing those around his neck

1:04:47

as flavor flavor what a clock That's a scrotum.

1:04:49

Mm -hmm. So you've been wearing the stuff

1:04:51

any stories from out in the wild Yeah, I've

1:04:53

met my buddy from college. He's in town

1:04:55

for some work meetings. Hey you want to

1:04:57

go grab a drink? So I was like, yeah,

1:04:59

so last night we went sat at the

1:05:01

bar and at a brewery and this dude

1:05:03

the bartender just kind of serves us and

1:05:05

then he comes back he's like man that's kind

1:05:08

of an interesting outfit he got there i'm

1:05:10

like all right cool and then he goes

1:05:12

about his business then he comes back and

1:05:14

goes so how many people do have syphilis so

1:05:16

he thinks you're like the representative yeah i'm

1:05:18

like i don't really know you know what

1:05:20

i mean he's like oh cool all right

1:05:22

man they leave and he comes back and he's

1:05:24

like so like how treatable is syphilis i

1:05:26

don't know man i I don't know the

1:05:28

answers this and then I had to explain

1:05:30

them. I'm like, man, I don't really know anything

1:05:32

about syphilis I'm just wearing this because I'm

1:05:34

forced to know you lost a bet Well,

1:05:37

that's forcing me to force feels like we

1:05:39

kidnapped you and put it on and said if

1:05:41

you don't wear this We'll kill you. Okay.

1:05:43

You lost a bet. So you're wearing it,

1:05:45

right? You weren't forced to make the bet

1:05:47

Correct. Yeah, and so he's like, all right, man.

1:05:49

And so then I just moved to an

1:05:51

outside Table that way that he wouldn't ask

1:05:53

me like because it was just random like

1:05:55

it was like he would work help other people

1:05:57

fill up some beers He might have it

1:05:59

and scared to talk about it and you're

1:06:01

the guy that you could have talked because your

1:06:04

hat says ask me about syphilis And he

1:06:06

did just what you asked and he's wanting

1:06:08

to feel less alone and you want to

1:06:10

show you his how many people actually have it?

1:06:12

Will you look at mine and see if

1:06:14

it's like yours? Run

1:06:16

from them and set outside. I should have stayed

1:06:18

at the bar You should do research on it so

1:06:20

you can actually share the gospel of syphilis. I

1:06:22

support that I think that oh man it's too late

1:06:24

to add to the bet but I feel like

1:06:26

he should have had to have some facts in his

1:06:28

pocket like a little card he has to pull

1:06:30

out. It's good. What are you going a little overboard?

1:06:33

No I'm not. People are supposed to ask me

1:06:35

about syphilis. got nuts on his neck. You're

1:06:37

going a little overboard right now. I just think

1:06:39

you might as well turn it into a

1:06:41

positive and be you know informative. Two more days.

1:06:43

I know. You do look like from

1:06:46

a foreign LSU fan. Because the

1:06:48

colors are very LSU Tigers. Oh, yeah,

1:06:50

but guess what I see a

1:06:52

lot of people up close And you

1:06:54

can see people look at you

1:06:56

and read it and just their look

1:06:58

on their faces like, huh? They

1:07:01

don't say anything but they read it and

1:07:03

they are definitely confused and weirded out by

1:07:05

me wearing this stuff. They probably Google can

1:07:07

I catch syphilis from somebody close to me?

1:07:10

They can't, right? Hey,

1:07:12

can you catch syphilis

1:07:14

from somebody close? No,

1:07:16

it's usually when you're doing the

1:07:18

intercourse. There you go. ST. Doing

1:07:21

the intercourse. Yeah. Yeah.

1:07:24

Maybe we can go speak to some schools. No,

1:07:26

no, no. Amy used to do that. I

1:07:28

did. Yeah, but she didn't say, hers wasn't

1:07:30

like, she'd wear it and be like, hi,

1:07:32

I'm Miss Gonorrhea. That's true,

1:07:34

but she'd hold picture. Yeah, no, I would go

1:07:37

into the high schools. I did have slides.

1:07:39

I had pictures of all the stuff. They were

1:07:41

gross. Why did you do that?

1:07:43

Ah, this is my volunteer work. Here's

1:07:45

the thing, though. The pictures,

1:07:47

and she would show them to us. It

1:07:50

was a worst case scenario. So

1:07:52

it didn't matter what it was. They

1:07:54

found the absolute worst version of every disease,

1:07:56

and they were like, kids, here

1:07:58

it is. And then it

1:08:00

was like a big work. with a

1:08:03

little wiener. Not a wiener with words.

1:08:05

I would go into the high schools. It

1:08:08

was part of their sex ed. They would

1:08:10

bring in this outside program like an abstinence

1:08:12

based thing and I would talk all about

1:08:14

all the things and sometimes it was really

1:08:16

really awkward at some of the schools. I

1:08:18

would have pregnant girls in my class and

1:08:20

I was like oh they're in high school

1:08:22

and I didn't want them to feel any

1:08:25

shame or embarrassment so it was difficult to

1:08:27

navigate. It's difficult for us to look at

1:08:29

the pictures. I can't

1:08:31

imagine high schoolers looking at those. You would show us if

1:08:33

we'd freak out. So I can't imagine what they did. Yeah,

1:08:36

I would imagine. And we had

1:08:38

all the sayings and little activities. Well,

1:08:42

I would try to explain to the

1:08:44

why we were even saying this.

1:08:46

I'm not sure. But I

1:08:48

would talk about how men

1:08:50

are like microwaves and girls

1:08:52

men. These are high schoolers.

1:08:54

Boys are like microwaves and

1:08:56

girls are like ovens. Alluding

1:08:59

to how quickly boys can get excited

1:09:01

in the moment and how girls might

1:09:03

be like, wait, we're more like an

1:09:05

oven. And then also we had that

1:09:07

$20 bill thing where I'd have a

1:09:09

$20 bill and I'd stomp on it

1:09:11

and wrinkle it up and make it

1:09:13

all, you know. For

1:09:15

what purpose? Well, just to show

1:09:18

if you were to maybe have

1:09:20

syphilis or whatever, or you've made

1:09:22

some choices that you're still worth

1:09:24

$20. That's the dumbest

1:09:26

thing I've ever heard. Wow. Even though

1:09:28

it's wrinkled and gross, you're still worth

1:09:30

$20. I think

1:09:32

the value thing is great.

1:09:35

That's weird. I know. That's weird.

1:09:37

Obviously, there was more to

1:09:39

it than I'm giving you the

1:09:41

quick version. It's

1:09:44

interesting times. Did

1:09:46

you have any slogans like Smile for

1:09:48

Syphilis or anything? No, I

1:09:51

was trying to get them to

1:09:53

make smart choices because they're like

1:09:55

a microwave and they just react.

1:09:59

Alright, news next. A

1:10:02

Florida bill would allow you to

1:10:04

shoot down intrusive drones. This is

1:10:06

interesting to me because we've had a drone over

1:10:09

our house, but I won't give you nothing in our

1:10:11

drone. It's not there anymore. It

1:10:14

every once in a while will show up because

1:10:16

I bought a drone to go and see what was

1:10:18

up with that drone But then it got winter

1:10:20

and it was too cold drone set up. Did I

1:10:22

was just too cold? Yeah

1:10:24

But then once it got warm again, it's

1:10:26

not there as much so every once in

1:10:28

a while. We'll see it over our house

1:10:30

So that's the update very anticlimactic on that

1:10:32

story But I would have shot it down

1:10:34

a long time ago, but I learned you

1:10:36

can't shoot it down. You can basically just

1:10:38

launch a counter drone to see what's going

1:10:40

on with it. But a new bill before

1:10:43

the Florida Senate, if passed, would make it

1:10:45

open season on intrusive drones. The

1:10:47

goal of the bill would be

1:10:49

to expand the Sunshine State's overall

1:10:51

restrictions of unmanned aircraft systems. As

1:10:53

the bill currently stands, you can't

1:10:55

do that. And I think if it happened in

1:10:57

Florida, it would probably happen in other states

1:10:59

as well. I'd have shot

1:11:01

it down day two, not day one. I spent that

1:11:03

day thinking about who I really want to do this. Day

1:11:06

two, I would have shot it down. Next

1:11:08

up, from Daily Mail. The

1:11:10

California family landed themselves in handcuffs after

1:11:12

deciding to go on a family

1:11:14

bonding event. They went to Target

1:11:16

on a shoplifting spree. I

1:11:19

know. It kind of sucks because on

1:11:21

the night of April a couple and

1:11:23

their teenage son were caught on

1:11:25

security cameras robbing a Target in

1:11:27

Upland, California. Shocking

1:11:29

footage shared by the department showed

1:11:31

the family walking in dispersing going

1:11:33

to all the different places and

1:11:35

they were snatching electronic clothing and

1:11:37

jewelry before they left without paying

1:11:39

That sucks, but it also sucks

1:11:41

that there's a kid that's being

1:11:43

taught this is acceptable, right? And

1:11:46

I'm sure this is not the first

1:11:48

time he was taught this is acceptable

1:11:50

So it's not a teenager who's like

1:11:52

16 going oh, we're gonna go Rob

1:11:54

at 16 my brain's developed enough to

1:11:56

know I shouldn't do it, but I

1:11:58

can my feeling is I has probably

1:12:01

been a culture for a while because

1:12:03

you just don't do this the first

1:12:05

time like that That sucks from People

1:12:07

magazine Joe Exotic marries a fellow prison

1:12:09

inmate while serving his 21 year sentence.

1:12:11

He says meet my husband Question do

1:12:13

you think he's doing this to stay

1:12:15

relevant or he found love? Maybe

1:12:19

both his view of

1:12:21

relevance is gotta be Hilarious

1:12:24

because he hasn't been able to be

1:12:26

relevant outward. He has to just be told

1:12:28

how famous he got And then he

1:12:31

has to be told how famous he's not

1:12:33

because he never got to experience either

1:12:35

one the up the down the so It's

1:12:37

different than somebody who does something he

1:12:39

was wildly famous and then comes back and

1:12:41

it's like I got to get back

1:12:43

in the news. Let me do something crazy

1:12:45

He never really got to experience fame

1:12:47

at that level other than letters and maybe

1:12:50

We interviewed him once from prison. Yeah, like

1:12:52

that's probably new to his day But

1:12:55

he never really got to experience his fame,

1:12:57

but I hope it's love The 62

1:12:59

year old It didn't say how old the

1:13:01

other dude is he looked much younger

1:13:03

though. I saw the picture of them. Yeah,

1:13:05

hey happy couple 33 33. Oh, wow.

1:13:07

We love a good age gap. I wonder

1:13:10

what he's in for I Didn't look

1:13:12

when you're married in prison like do you

1:13:14

get to hang out? I don't

1:13:16

know. Oh good question. I like during

1:13:18

lunch Well, because I mean it

1:13:20

when you're married and you have outside like

1:13:22

maybe your wife or husband gets to come

1:13:24

in and do a visit But if you're

1:13:26

both already there he's serving time for immigration

1:13:28

related issues if that were the case let's

1:13:30

say our in prison and If you married

1:13:32

somebody you get to spend more time with

1:13:34

them. I'm not even gay and I'd marry

1:13:36

somebody That you got to hang with my

1:13:38

buddy more. That's cool. Oh

1:13:41

Okay, yeah

1:13:43

Yeah, let's say

1:13:45

they put you as roommates Let's

1:13:47

say Eddie's in jail. I'm in jail.

1:13:50

Eddie, you want to get married? So that you can

1:13:52

be roommates? Yeah, so then we can just like

1:13:54

spend our time together instead of like having to worry

1:13:56

about being out and about. Can't we just hang

1:13:58

out without being married? Why do you never want commitment?

1:14:00

You always do this. Why can't we just play

1:14:02

basketball? You always do this. Next

1:14:04

up from Yahoo, a line

1:14:06

of severe storms is expected to bring

1:14:08

large hail heavy rain of tornadoes all

1:14:10

through parts of the South, extending from

1:14:12

Northeastern Kansas to Texas to New Mexico

1:14:15

later this week. the storms

1:14:17

could produce hail the size of baseballs.

1:14:19

It has been storm central here.

1:14:21

It was storm central in Arkansas. We

1:14:23

were there for Easter the whole

1:14:25

time. They had to cancel games. They

1:14:27

canceled the softball game Arkansas Razorbacks.

1:14:29

They canceled the spring football game in

1:14:31

autograph session. Although they could

1:14:34

have the autograph session inside and I felt bad

1:14:36

people that traveled all the way up there.

1:14:38

But yeah, it's been crazy weather like crazy the

1:14:40

normal it feels. So later this week like. Wednesday,

1:14:44

so I'd imagine like late Thursday Friday Saturday.

1:14:47

Okay, so Shira has prom on Saturday.

1:14:49

Oh, yeah, her 18th birthday is on Friday

1:14:51

and then prom and I was thinking

1:14:53

a couple weeks ago there was a prom

1:14:55

in town and it was pouring rain

1:14:57

and I felt so bad for that school.

1:14:59

I saw that I was watching the

1:15:01

guys on YouTube the severe weather guys And

1:15:03

they were listing the schools that had

1:15:05

prom, telling which of the schools was safe

1:15:07

to go to prom now. Yeah, such

1:15:09

a bummer. Yeah, weather's been crazy. Conspiracy

1:15:12

nuts now think the Blue Origin space flight with

1:15:14

Katy Perry and Gale King was faked. What? I've been

1:15:16

watching a lot of once the pod landed, how

1:15:18

they went up and opened the door, and they're like,

1:15:20

dude, you can't open it that way. Go get

1:15:22

the machine. And they go, do I think

1:15:24

it was fake? No. Go get what machine? The

1:15:26

thing that opens the door, it was like a

1:15:28

meh. So like, how would it

1:15:30

have been fake though? Like, are they coming up from the

1:15:32

ground and then acting like they were in it? Let

1:15:36

me read you the story. Okay, because

1:15:38

what I saw people saying is it never

1:15:40

actually went up They just kind of

1:15:42

got in the ground think they dropped it.

1:15:44

I don't know. I don't think it

1:15:46

was fake though, but it's funny to think

1:15:49

it was faked and Katy Perry just

1:15:51

not that likeable like Wendy's whenever they landed

1:15:53

Wendy's tweeted out. Can we send her

1:15:55

back? Yeah,

1:16:01

that seems

1:16:03

well I've seen a

1:16:05

lot of memes involving her and I

1:16:07

guess her her her speech after and

1:16:09

how she felt going up and it's

1:16:11

so funny because we're like oh my

1:16:13

gosh you were in space for like

1:16:15

five minutes like stop acting like you

1:16:17

were saving humanity they're kind of funny

1:16:19

to watch they compared to that scene

1:16:21

on bridesmaids when the drunk bridesmaids is

1:16:23

like up on like stage like dude

1:16:25

giving her speech and she's speaking Spanish

1:16:27

and she's like Like

1:16:30

she's not making any sense and I

1:16:32

saw this one of like Katie speaking and

1:16:34

then going back and forth with the

1:16:36

bridesmaid scene and it was so funny Despite

1:16:38

the mission being streamed live skeptics flooded

1:16:40

social media with claims. It was fake citing

1:16:43

supposed signs like bad CGI odd behavior

1:16:45

and microgravity But then when it goes to

1:16:47

like this was a satanic ritual. I'm

1:16:49

like, okay, guys just looking for anything any

1:16:51

clicks at all Yeah, that's a daily

1:16:53

man. I feel like they did it. I

1:16:56

feel like they did it. Yeah, like

1:16:58

I trust Gayle King. I

1:17:00

don't trust anybody I don't know, but

1:17:02

Gayle King has some credibility. Yes. She's

1:17:05

Oprah's best friend. I trust them.

1:17:08

How'd it get you in trouble? Why?

1:17:10

Blind trust? I barely trust you up

1:17:12

in the other 20 years. Oh my gosh. Alright, that's the

1:17:14

news. This

1:17:22

story comes to us from Brevard

1:17:24

County, Florida. Hey, 30 year old

1:17:26

man had a crush on a girl at work. He's

1:17:28

like, man, will you go out with me? She's like,

1:17:30

no, don't like you. Week later, he's like, hey, will

1:17:32

you give me a chance? She's like, no, I don't

1:17:34

like you. So he sat at home.

1:17:37

He's like, how can I get this girl to

1:17:39

feel sorry for me? What if I drive to

1:17:41

work, shoot myself in the parking lot? She'll come

1:17:43

visit me at the hospital. So

1:17:45

he drove to work, parked in the back

1:17:47

of the parking lot. Boom, shot himself in

1:17:49

the stomach at 5 AM. When

1:17:51

police arrived, he said, oh, someone tried to

1:17:53

rob me. They tried to rob me. They

1:17:55

ran off into the woods. They took him

1:17:57

to the hospital. She never showed up. Problem

1:17:59

is, the gun in the front seat matched

1:18:01

the bullet casing at the scene. Yeah. It's

1:18:04

weird that it's, how can I get her to feel

1:18:06

sorry for me? Not what can I do to get her

1:18:08

to like me. And also, you're going to shoot yourself

1:18:10

in the stomach of all places. Still. I mean, you have

1:18:12

to. You know make it

1:18:14

like you got robbed I guess but if

1:18:16

I did that I would grab like I'd

1:18:18

pinch my fat and stretch it way out

1:18:20

and then shoot me in that just the

1:18:23

skin Yeah, cuz I don't want to go

1:18:25

to like that. I don't want any organs,

1:18:27

right? Yeah, and I'd be like oh, they

1:18:29

they nick me. Yeah, that's crazy. Okay. I'm

1:18:31

lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day

1:18:33

A woman in North Carolina glued her eyelids

1:18:35

shut because she thought they were eye drops,

1:18:37

but they were super glue. Oh my gosh

1:18:39

terrible It was like the nail glue the

1:18:41

really Sticky nail glue basically super glue She

1:18:43

was dealing with irritation in her eyes because

1:18:45

of a dry contact lens, so she couldn't

1:18:47

really see. Things were blurry because her eyes

1:18:49

were so irritated. And then she

1:18:51

reached for the eye drops and then realized, well,

1:18:54

that doesn't feel like eye drops. Poison

1:18:57

control says it's not a comment for people to

1:18:59

make this mistake. That she did

1:19:01

the right thing by going to the emergency room. Experts

1:19:03

say she should never try to pry your eyelids. Oh

1:19:05

yeah, I would have pried them. I'd

1:19:08

have found whatever version of a mini crowbar I

1:19:10

could find in the house. It'd have

1:19:12

been some kind of toothpick that I'd, I'd have

1:19:14

been trying to pry those suckers apart. But don't, they

1:19:16

say don't do that. But how you supposed to

1:19:18

get, how you supposed to even get an Uber if

1:19:20

you can't drive and you're by yourself? Good

1:19:24

question. I guess you ask

1:19:26

your phone to call a

1:19:28

friend and then have your

1:19:30

friend call an Uber and

1:19:32

don't crowbar your eyelids open.

1:19:35

You think that's a slow dry or

1:19:37

like I think it's a pretty fast

1:19:39

dry dry Yeah, even the old school

1:19:41

dry cuz my mom used to do

1:19:44

people's nails for a little bit. So

1:19:46

she'd practice on me. Oh It's tough

1:19:48

going to school drama. Yeah a little

1:19:50

bit and so Yeah, even then it

1:19:52

would dry pretty quick, but I haven't

1:19:54

had my nails done in years So

1:19:56

I'm imagining now. It's a lot quicker

1:19:58

unable to drive could do no other

1:20:00

essential tasks and The

1:20:02

doctor says that her eyes are gonna stay glued

1:20:04

shut for another month and a half. Oh

1:20:07

my goodness. That

1:20:09

sucks so bad. That sucks

1:20:11

so bad. And

1:20:13

if they don't have something they can just... They

1:20:15

do, but it's not something you want to put

1:20:17

in the eye. I know we have to put

1:20:19

it on the eye because it's not really gonna

1:20:22

go in the eye yet because it's closed, but

1:20:24

I guess if you... The minute you open it...

1:20:26

I don't know, you feel it. We need some

1:20:28

kind of antidote here for this. Like if you

1:20:30

create something that's super sticky, you also should create

1:20:32

the thing that undoes the stick, right? That you

1:20:34

should reverse engineer that. Well,

1:20:36

yeah, I think that that does exist. Just

1:20:38

not safe enough. So

1:20:40

safe for the eye. Yeah, I'm going back

1:20:42

to the crowbar, guys. I got to be

1:20:44

honest with you. I'm back at the crowbar.

1:20:46

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