Joey and Nancy started the morning by discovering that Nancy sleeps face down with her hands tucked under her thighs and no pillow. She also revealed she can fall asleep in the school pickup line in under a minute and has perfected the art of the car nap. 

The show got a big laugh out of an 11-second TikTok clip from a Chris Stapleton concert featuring a woman loudly howling through the performance. Joey and Nancy debated whether she sounded like she was singing, in labor, or having her toenails pulled off. 

Hot Tea: The Milwaukee Brewers are dealing with backlash over “Timeless Tickets” sold in 2015 that promised the best available seats for any future game, including the World Series. Some fans ended up with terrible seats or standing-room-only spots. Brad Paisley shared a story about Dolly Parton’s late husband, Carl Dean, happily waiting in the car all day while she worked. A woman in Oregon is suing a nail salon and the state after allegedly contracting herpes from a manicure, claiming officials failed to act after a similar case years earlier. 

Joey shared that his wife’s “frugal mode” was activated after he spent about $65 on a Woody costume for the show’s upcoming visit to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. She researched cheaper options, but Joey decided the time and effort weren’t worth saving a few dollars. 

Voice of the Vols Mike Keith stopped by ahead of Tennessee’s trip to South Carolina and talked about juggling football and basketball season at the same time. He also delivered an over-the-top movie trailer voice for a fake film about competitive heavyweight pumpkin growing. 

Lucky 7 for Dollywood tickets. 

Karly gave a relationship update and confirmed she’s still happily dating Luke. She is super excited that they are going to a pumpkin patch this weekend. A conversation about Halloween turned into family pressure when Karly revealed relatives are encouraging her to invite Luke to the family Halloween party at the family’s “compound” in Loudon County. 

The show shared the bizarre story of a Florida police officer accused of assuming a deceased man’s identity. According to investigators, he claimed to be the man’s friend, moved into his house, handled his affairs for years, and was eventually caught when the man’s family stepped forward.