Lunchbox is now getting into the sports card collecting world after Bobby told him about an extremely rare Olympic basketball card. Plus, we share our thoughts on the new viral TikTok Black Cat and Golden Retriever dating theory and more!
Wake up, Wake up in the man and it's on the radio, and the Dodgers already lunchbox, mor get too, Steve Bread and it's trying to put you through buck He's running this week's next bit. The Bobby's on the box, so you know what this.
The Bobby balls.
Death throwing mates no longer a lot of final meal before their execution. Lawrence Russell Brewer enemy of every single death throwing mate in the state. He managed to spoiler for everybody because his actions. According to the report Houston Chronicle, he has for a bowl of fried ocre with ketchup, two chicken steaks, gravy onions, cheese, omelet, ground beef, Alipino's bell peppers, and he didn't stop there.
On top of that, he kept going.
He also that was one of trouble meat cheese burger three feet is one pound of barbecue and a half loaf of white bread, petez a meat Lover special, one pineapplemade vanilla, bluebellt ice cream. I felt that, one slab of peanut butter fudge with crushed peanuts, and three root beers. But when the meal was put before him, he refused to eat any of it, said I'm not hungry.
That's funny.
So he's yeah, so they decided altogether, they're getting rid of the tradition. So so they're getting Okay, why do we feel bad for death throwa in mates? Because I started to go to like, oh, that sucks for them, and I'm like, you know, it sucks what they did. They got them on death row. Why should they get any sort of treat because they're about to die. Yeah, and you know why they're about to die because they did something bad. They did something real bad.
Sometimes people die and they didn't do it.
That's a great pointing they should get.
But how do we know which one that is? And do you point them out?
Well, we don't think you did it, So we're gonna let you pick a meal before we kill you.
No, that's the weirdest thing ever.
But a question, are they still humans?
Yes?
There they are.
They are, okay, but you can eat prison food. By the way, if father was on death row, I don't want to know when it's coming.
What your death?
Yeah, I think it's like, okay, Bobby, we sentence you to death. And I'm like, all right, cool, grab bag of when it's gonna happen. And so there's no like date to look and it's like get your pills done. It could happen any moment.
Why sleep?
But isn't that worst? To wake up every day thinking today might be the day? Or is it like I see a day out. Here's a difference. Today might be the day for you, Eddie today.
That's not cool.
What's my last meal? I don't have one.
There isn't an official last meal, because you're living your life. I don't think we should do death row final meals anyway that give them some gift. Because they did something awful in order to get that, they shouldn't get a prize, a final prize.
It's a going away gift, all right? Time to die.
Here's your going away gift. Make you feel good? I don't shouldn't feel good? But how hilarious all that stuff you don't hear one more time? Oh what we have there, mister Brewer, is your final gift? Well, thank you for asking. I'll have a bowl of fried okra with ketchup, two chicken steaks with gravy and onions, cheese, omelet with ground beef, Valipino's and bell peppers. You know. On top of that, I have a triple meat making cheeseburger, three faetas, one pound of barbecue, a half loaf of white bread, pizza, meat lover special, bluebellt ice cream, one slab of peanut butter foot.
At some point though, one of these guys taking this order's gonna.
Be like, stop right, you get like one main meal and then a couple sighs.
Exactly, So why don't they alter it to that? Why do they cancel all together?
And then it goes I'm not hungry. I mean that, I'm sorry. That's hilarious. Your plate before we kill you.
This is kind of on the prison to even buy all that food, bring it.
To But it must be a rule, like whatever they say, Like.
You said, Bobby, they should just limit it to one.
Just one thing.
They should eat whatever they eat in prison that day. I feel like we should give nobody any sort of prize if they're going to die, Like the deaf pinity is one other thing, like you can like it, not like it. We're not talking about that. But if you're going to get to put to death, now all of a sudden, you get a strawberry shortcake.
Before you go.
That's the one good thing you get. But you just havething real bad.
Yeah, but nobody, nobody, I know.
That's that's hilarious for everyone. Yeah, you're doing for everybody. Where Did you see a wreck lunchbox.
On the way to work?
Uh, exit in the highway and it was on the frontage road or whatever side road and one car was in the left lane, car in the right lane, the one in the right lane didn't even look, came over boom hit the car on the left.
Did you see the wreck?
Oh?
I thought maybe you saw.
Literally right in front of me.
They have to explain it to me again because when people do left, turn right, I'm not there.
Okay, there's three lanes on this road. There's like a in the wall frontage. It's all frontage, like a what there's a three.
Lane frontage we have New York City.
I don't know that. Well, it's not I mean it's not it's not a highway.
I don't know how to explain it. Like I got off the highway and I'd take a turn on the street and it's three lanes and there's a car in the middle lane, the car in the left lane, and the one in the left lanes going and the one in the middle lane just.
Goes over without Oh, just smacks it to the side, smacks.
Them the side, knocks the side mirror off.
You saw it, Yeah, we never see that stuff.
And I slam on the break as the mirror comes flying back, and I'm like, wow, now what do I do that?
We could guess?
Oh yeah, I could guess.
Well, but he could do a couple of things.
Now you know what, you know his favorite thing, Well he could do he could call nine on one in chase the car to make sure he could do both.
That's why I'm saying you can do a couple of things.
Because he for sure, like the guy looks for reasons to push the nine and then the one and then the one.
He just begs for reasons.
I do like nine one on one. I like it a lot.
It's so rare to actually see an accident.
Man, it was. It was a weird feeling. Yeah, And you were behind them. I was behind them.
Did you hear it was a metal metal Yeah, it get hurt.
No one got hurt. They weren't going fast enough to get hurt. Maybe twenty miles an.
Hour, and did they did they stop?
The car that got hit on the left starts to slow down immediately. The one that hit him slowed down immediately, and they pulled into a parking lot.
Okay, well then you need to do No he still did something.
You need to do nothing now if they did, okay, go ahead.
So I was like, man, do I stop and say, hey, do you guys need nine one one?
No?
I think it would be doing me a witness. Oh for insurance.
I think he rolls up to them his phones are you O?
He's like, I already got nine one one on the line.
I got nine one one on the way. I was like, man, I don't have time. I don't want to be late for work. I just kept going dang, no nine one one because they both pulled over and they were both looked like they were okay. It wasn't serious enough, and I didn't want to tie up nine one one just in case there was a bank robbery on those side.
You never don't want to tie up nine one one.
That is a lie.
Well that's maturity.
I'm just telling you.
I didn't think it was urgent enough to call nine one one because they weren't going back.
Called nine one one once because a kid wasn't wearing a seat belt.
Now, that's serious. That's life and death.
I mean, no, no, it is.
They were pulling out of the chick and the kid didn't have a seatbelt on. He was hopping back and forth from the front of the back. And I said, no, we can't have that.
But that's not life and death.
Now, if something goes wrong in a lot of places, there's a lot of situations somebody can die, But I don't think that's life and death. By just the existence of a kid without a seabelt. We left our whole lives not wearing seatbelts as kids.
Right, And guess what that was dangerous and they'd realize it and they'd changed the laws. And if you're gonna be breaking the law out there, nine one one is gonna be a looking.
I can tell you called no nine on one, No nine one one. Got to work on time?
Got to work on time.
Why are you not riding your bike? What's up with your car? Like there's so many questions I have just based on the story.
My wife is still testing vehicles to see if she wants a different one. So when I drive, I drive her vehicle. What do you mean testing like renting car? Like we rent cars?
Your rent cars at the trimout.
So you don't go in test drive a car.
You rent a car, right, because the test drive you drive it for like ten minutes. It's like, oh great, they all feel the same.
So you rent them from the rental place. Yeah, I've never heard of this.
Remember, I'm not even saying it's a bad idea.
I wanted a car to try that car out.
You kind of have to take what you can get. Can you reserve a specific kind of car? I don't know, because I've only rented a car.
Yeah, and I've been, but I can rarely get the Actually.
I want that car and they're like oh sorry.
Sometimes you show up and they're like, oh, we don't have this, and you're like, well never mind, then I don't want the car. Like but if you go on vacation, like I can give you a free upgrade if you'll or I'll give you an upgrade.
You're like no, no, I'm good, Like okay, well we're gonna give you a free uprade because we don't have the car you wanted.
Yeah, they did with you guys, Like you're driving a Sonata and all of a sudden you're.
Like no, but we've tried the wagon. Ear try a suburban. Those are expensive.
That's why.
Okay, that's why you're that's why I'm renting.
Man, you gotta do that. You gotta do the Hundai Santa Fe and is so legit.
Yeah.
So we haven't dialed in yet. So when I do drive, it's her car. But I do ride my bike.
Remember, latch Talk's got us all in trouble because he was trying to make a deal over the airwaves with like different local dealerships and you get on the phone with them, and then our lawyers called him, was like, you can't do that.
I was about to head to Kansas, man.
It was like haggling on the phone, being like, I'll talk about it on the air.
I'll come and do two appearances. Yeah, we got in some trouble.
For that one. I was headed to Kansas.
He brings up a good point though, like if we're late to work or we're on time to work and we see an accident, because I thought about this and we see an accident, is it okay?
We help? Can we call in and be like, hey, I'm gonna be there.
Of course I'll need video.
Okay, just to make sure we're not lying.
To always stop to help or be of assistance in any way, even to be a witness. Or that's not the point of not being late. The point of not being late is just prospect other people because they respected you to get here. But if something happens, a kid sick, flat to all that, life happens.
But I'm gonna need to see proof. I'm gonna just show you don't need to show your work.
Now I think about it, man, what if they tried to argue the guy that hit the car said, no, you came over that.
That's what I thought.
Thought about it.
I would call nine one to see if they checked in.
Okay, I'll say there was an accident, and if you.
Get ahold of the insurance company, Okay, No, don't do that.
Really, I would say, hey, if you're the prosecution, you need me, I'll come as a witness.
Oh do we need to talk about prosecution?
Why?
What are you talking about?
What happened?
It's not me?
Who is it?
You're gonna be disappointed?
No, we don't even talk about We'll come back.
Are you are you being prosecuted?
We're back and there's a song. We need to play something.
Now.
We need to hear about this.
We'll wait then, this wasn't meant to be a tease.
Well wait then, well now it's a tease.
Now it's a te Okay, Time for the news. Bobby story.
Massachusetts man went out to be a birthday gift for a friend doesn't always play the lottery bottle ticket won four million dollars.
That's wild.
I mean if I won five hundred dollars, I would call all of you immediately and separately and be like, oh my god.
But so he goes out and he was just buying a birthday gift.
And when he made a stop to get like some gas, he got to he bought a scratch off. It was a ten dollars ticket, a ten dollars scratch off. The ten dollars scratch off, he won a four million dollar prize. That is from UPI just takes once, Just takes.
Once, keep trying.
Over two thousand pounds of meth found hidden in celery at an Atlanta farmers market.
Over well, so here's the thing.
They have seized all of this meth amphetamine. It was smuggled into Georgia by a Mexican drug cartel. Authority said it was the largest ever seizure of meth in Atlanta, third biggest nationwide, but it was contained within the cover load of celery. I don't know if the seer, I don't know who knew because it was so much right, so they could have been smuggling in and maybe that specific farm who's like little stand didn't know.
Maybe they did. I don't know.
Yeah, over they know something on the celery farmer and they've bribed them and now they're locked in and they're like, we're going to murder your families.
So that is a lot just went. You took us to a place we did not want to go. WCVB. That's how they work, thank you.
What if all the other farmers were like I remember seeing that farmer. That's a farm that happens.
That happens, that happens. They come, they find.
Somebody like cartels. Right now, I'm watching a sudden you're like.
That, I'm watching Cowboy Cartel right now.
Guys, this is fascinating, the biggest, one of the biggest, like cartels aliens.
I don't really understand what it's like.
In Mexico.
They were laundering money through quarter horses here in America, so they'd go to Oklahoma. I mean, they'd find one of their somebody that they want to show up at a horse buying thing and some of the people will be like, we've never seen that horse fire here, like they all kind of know each other, and then they'd buy, like, you know, the crappiest horse, like nobody wanted the horse, but they'd be like, we'll take it for this amount of money, like they'll pay a ton because that's the more money they can wash. So they were cleaning the money, undering the money, and I mean, it's just I don't know, it's wild and the fad.
Is this true?
Yes, it's one hundred percent true.
And all the agents working on it they lived in like Austin and Laredo, And I was like, man, I could have known these people.
That's what you thought. You could have known those people.
Well, just HiT's different when the people working on it from your hometown, like you know, like I'm from Austin. I just felt connect. Like they chose scenes of Austin cartel.
The cartel with the story you told me.
Oh, it's amazing. It's on Apple Plus.
This KKC eleven News has the story middle school bands all black clothing citing mental health concerns.
It feels a bit drastic.
Let me walk you through your Texas middle school is banning students from wearing all black clothing because school official states associated with mental health issues. Students at Charles Middle School in El Paso headed back to school Monday. There was a letter that was sent out dress code policy, No, all black clothing is associated with depression and mental health issues and or criminality. Now I can understand if there's such a gang problem. At my school growing up, we did have c's of gang issues and there were certain colors you were not able, you were not supposed to wear. It wasn't like that every year, but my school would take kids from other schools that were kicked out, and at times that would come with them, and so they were So if it is the all black you can't because that black is actually representing I get that. And if they're just having to say, well, depression of mental health to cover for the fact that, I get that. But if they're going don't wear black clothes because you'll get sad, you're an idiot. But I don't know that that's it. I do think there's some cartel e type gang type stuff.
Right, Yeah, I mean yeah, growing up at my school was like red things and blue things maybe blue.
You went to Austin High.
Yeah, and we had the bloods in the crypts.
No, they hang out. They hung out on the first floor, that's how.
And it's like they were at that cappuccino machine every day.
That would have been on the second floor.
Okay, so this is that last part was me giving my thoughts on it. They did send the letter out saying no all black clothing. I just wanted to say that if it is about the gang stuff, that makes sense because see people going hard out. I'm going all black clothes doesn't make you sad. But if they needed to use that in order to make that happen, I get it.
But all black clothes also make you feel skinny.
Yeah yeah yeah and some people really.
Yeah, when we're in a band, you're goths, you know, we want like golf kids now or like your sports team, like the white slacks. You were't black while you were white. Yeah, because the white sauce. TSA is going to reconsider liquid limits for carry on bags, but not till twenty forty, so you have sixteen years.
Okay, good, so stupid wait, what New York post to this joint.
So we have a certain amount of liquid, you know, we can like cry three tiers in a bottle and then get that through. That's about the limit we could take through. But right now, because it all goes back to like terrast stuff.
Right.
Yes, but they're saying they do think they'll allow more, but not until twenty forty. It's like when they a new Avengers movie coming out twenty eighty one.
They're making steps though, because like I used to not be able to take a tube of toothpaste.
I now I don't think you're supposed to go through every day. It just goes through. Yeah, well, same thing like with box cutters. I'm not supposed to take them, but you take them every time.
They just go through. No, they don't, don't do that. I'm kidding guys, it's a joke.
An airplane pilot records multiple UFOs dancing in the sky and it wasn't on the radar.
I'm gonna take a de breath like AMI im about to go ham on this.
Pilots witnessed and filmed in detail several UFOs maneuvering across the night sky. They filmed it they still could not find it on the radar when going back to look at the radar, even though they filmed it right there, so it was there. But whatever the technology was. Now, I'm not saying this is aliens, but I'm not not saying it, Okay the end, And it also could be the government testing stuff out because they're just saying UFOs. They say they're actually called like UAPs or something now. But things are dancing around in the sky unlike anything we have. There's no propulsion that allows this kind of flying that we know of. All right, moving on, Which would you rather hear twenty minutes of me talking about this or twenty minutes of baby talking about quarter horses?
And she wished she knew the cartel.
No, I don't want to know the cartel. They're dangerous.
They did a show called Aliens Versus Cartel.
No, I actually don't want to report on them because it's.
You can't wait to talk about it, you know your mind. I know every time it's like me with aliens.
Legit journalists like it's wild how they put their life at risk to report on certain things that are happening.
And if they ever thought you were a journalist we would send them to the website of our friends who are legit journalists not in pr in pr who did a story about how you are not a legit journalist.
Remember that, Well, I should have used the word allegedly.
Got to get you every time.
I shouldn't used the word allegedly for sure, because I was repeating a rumor.
Yeah, that'll get you every time. Like that's literally what it is. Does coffee make you go to the bathroom? That's the question. Research has show that a sort of amount of coffee gives about a third of people the urge to go number two And these toys just to be gross to me. But then I became an adult, and then I would go like four days I ever go into the bathroom, and I'm like, I just need I like to hear anything about this. It's such a part of health now, and like Amy's been all like healthy and mature about it for a long time.
Yeah, I mean, it's not a big deal to you.
And so they say a third of people, whatever it is, and the coffee stimulates, and it's true, does help you go to the bathroom.
I hate coffee, though, would you drink it though to go to the bathroom.
I don't like how drinking hot stuff in general, So I mean, yeah, I guess, but i'd be very slot, be very like even hot chocolate.
I mean, I gotta, I gotta nurse that thing. I don't like drinking hot stuff. All right. There's a news taking Bobby's stories. So there are black cats and there are labs.
That is what it is, Golden Retriever in relationships humans, black gat Golden Retreaper, black Gut, gold and Retreaper.
There's this girl on TikTok.
She's going viral and my friends started texting this around and we're talking all about it, and here she is explaining it.
When you're going to triven in the relationship, you're going to chase you men for the rest of your days and end up miserable. That's why you want to become the black cats so he can chase you.
So black cats are not always available. They're the ones that are a little more mysterious, like they're the women the men should be the Golden Retriever. And then she goes through all these celebrity couples, and that's why I was saying how she describes them, because she'll she'll just like flash couples on the screen, and she'll go black cat Golden retriever.
That's why it works, black cat golden retriever.
So what she's saying is the woman should always not be available and keep the dumb guy wanting.
I just want to be with her.
I found a clip of her.
I mean, there's so many videos, but I found a video that kind of explains what women can do to be a black cat.
Okay more, yes, Okay.
Every time you see you men and you keep telling him about every single tiny thing that's been happening in you there, you're giving away.
All your power.
It is no room for mystery because your men knows it everything about you. Now, don't always be accessible to him. If you don't want to be the easy girl that everybody has access to, stop making so much time for him. You're only available during certain times of the day, certain days during the week, because you have an exciting life, You're feeling your own cap you know how to put yourself first. You're not always available.
Toxic sounds annoying.
You're a black cat.
I can understand the need to have your own things and do your own things, but if you're married to somebody.
Oh, she said, even in marriages.
I am available out of office. My wife, we live together.
I kind of do feel like Caitlin's a black cat and you're the golden retriever.
Though yeah, sometimes I do chase it. I'll go to the bedroom, you'll flip the sign closed. I'll be back at this hour.
Black cat, black cat, black cat.
How do you feel about pet psychics?
Oh? I have talked to.
Yeah, you bought one for me, like a session, and I'm and she was like, I feel like your dog really liked to bark.
And I was like, yeah, shocking. Yeah. So if you're you know me, I'm not a big believer.
Yeah, I don't know that I want to.
I mean, I'm not gonna fight you that it's not true because I can't prove it's not true.
But I'm not somebody who's gonna partake and spending money to get a pet psychic, right.
However, entertainment, yes, but there's some weird stuff that happened. So doctor Josie is my vet and she has a podcast called in the Vet's Office, and they had on a pet psychic this week she did, and so doctor Josie brings in two of her rescue dogs, and she has the psychic And again, Doctor Josie's very clinical, very straightforward, lenear thinking when it comes to medicine and animals. And so Doctor Josie talks about rescuing one of her dogs from Mexico. She told the story here the dog because she was a vet, she got to take it out of the country.
But the dog was like a straight dog. And so here is the first club.
She did have a swelling on her back leg, and so when she was under for her spay, I was like, well, I'm just gonna check this out, like I'll cut in to it and see if we can figure out what's going on there. And she had a big bullet lodged in her thigh muscle.
So the dog that Doctor Josie rescued had a bullet in her thigh muscle, which, first of all, Doctor Josie a plus human like to save it, take a dog from Mexico and be like, I'm just gonna adopt this dog.
So the pet psychic comes in does not know this.
Because the pet psyic couldn't hear the podcast and was not in the building whenever she was saying this.
Pre here is a pet psychic coming in. Go ahead.
She's got a little bit of pain towards her tailbone on the left side, on that muscle, and then it's kind of shooting down into her left hip.
Okay, it makes sense to you.
That is actually I was just telling the listeners this is crazy because you were not here for this. But she had a bullet and her thigh muscle and her left leg.
If I didn't know for sure she wasn't here, there was no way for her to know that either. She got the just so lucky.
I still like, I can't spend money on a pet psychic. Not gonna do it. But that is a bizarre did for me.
Yes back in the day, didn't you still not do it?
No, I did it. She came on the show and I was like, that's weird.
Oh yeah, I forget the psychic said your dogs And it was the same spot.
Where that that's crazy.
There's another part too, where Carrie the pet psychic connects with doctor Josie's great Dane that passed away. And so this is when you can just make stuff up. I'm not saying she is, but this is where you can't prove it either way. But I thought i'd be fun to hear.
She's with a little brown dog on the other side. Does that make sense?
Yeah, that makes total sense. That is my dog growing up. Me.
See.
Then they were together in the first part of her life.
I love that.
Yees.
So they're together, they're watching.
Over you, brown dog.
And again that seems like it could be very generic and vague, but it wasn't.
She said brown. I mean there's black dogs, there's white dogs, there's spotted dogs.
Bite.
They all kind of like brown.
No, they're not.
Go listen this podcast. It is wild.
It's called In the Vets Office with Doctor Josie. If you're looking for a new podcast to listen to, this one's good. This pet psychic stuff as me shook because I don't think you can talk to a dog, even Doctor Doolittle style, not even psychic like straight up.
But then you're gonna go double doctor.
Doolittle and go psychic Doctor Dolittle next level.
It's a whole other thought.
It's a whole it's a whole other thought. Oh, you're moving all that.
No, No, I'm thinking about her saying the brown dog being on the other side, Like, do you all think our dogs go to heaven with us repens.
I hope so depends that they believe.
Right, if you think a dog needs a dog needs dog diized.
I mean, we don't know.
That's a funny thought. Okay.
Check out in the Best Office with Doctor Josie. It's a great podcast.
Thank you guys.
The six deadliest jobs in America. This doesn't mean everybody dies, it does it. This say is like normal jobs that are pretty dangerous a number six, Just like a driver, like a sales worker like an Amazon or even a truck driver. So it's like thirty deaths per one hundred thousand workers, right, w that's significant.
Just you're on the road a lot in a car, and there's a lot of car wrecks.
Number five aircraft pilots and flight engineers. They lump them together slightly more than that. Yeah, hey, I heard it was safe to fly and I got news that that person's dying. We're all dying if we're in the plane. But possibly it's not commercial pilots only. Yeah, right, Construction at number four makes sense. Fishing and hunting workers at number three.
Oh yeah, those deadly is catch they're out there in the rough water.
That's some tough stuff. That's some tough stuff. Number two roofers and I roofed. It sucked. Shout out. Let me say this.
I like to shout out everybody who has an outside job in the summer, because sometimes people don't. They just see it working outside. I don't think much about it. It is. It's brutal in the hot, hot, hot days of summer if you have an outside job period, like somebody that's working out doing construction or doing you know, any kind of asphalt, Like all.
That stuff sucks so bad.
And people are like, oh, be sure to drink water if you go outside, and like these guys are girls are working outside for six seven, eight hours a day. So big shout out because I feel like you guys are way under appreciated. And I say that as someone who used to roof houses.
It sucked. I did do you ever fall off?
No?
Did you ever see anyone fall off?
Not when you were roofing, but you did fall off on.
I feel when I was a kid, most of my spleen I was that you were playing. I was like five, you weren't working. No, no, no.
I would see people because we had to put shingles over our shoulders and so you would take the shingle, which I don't know, forty fifty pounds, I'm not sure it's been a while, and you throw it over your shoulder and you have to climb up the ladder with it on your shoulder. And so I would see people not fall off the roof, but missed their step and like like slide down the ladder and like hurt themselves a little bit. But I never saw anybody fall off, thank god.
Gosh.
Remember that worker that was at my house on a ladder was older man. He was like hanging some curtain thing outside and he fell off the ladder and had to call ambulance.
And really, I.
Think everything ended up working out because he's going to have like a heart issue anyway, so I think it.
Helped him discover. So I was like, oh, wow, well look what this made possible.
Look what this made possible?
You like that I was with and I don't think I'm out of place for saying this because I think it was public, But I was with Trace Atkins and he was on a on a cane. He hurt his leg and I was like, what happened? He was like, they're like roof in his house. He wanted to get up there and see, Oh gosh, he fell. I think there's a little more nuanced to that story. But he was like, I just woke up on the ground and he had broke his leg or something. And Trace is a monster, Like big dude. Trace always gives me crap. Like every time I see him, I just know he's gonna make fun of something, and so I am just like, what's up. It's almost like, look at me, get your shots and like love the guy. But yeah, that he's six six anywhere's boots and a cowboy hat.
Yeah, I fell off the roof.
Uh.
And the number one is logging workers one hundred and one debts per one hundred thousand workers, the six deadliest jobs in America. Big shout out to all you guys doing that stuff, because that's all stuff we have to have for infrastructure of America, and they're dangerous, especially the heat jobs. I want to shout out to all you guys. Have him to do the heat jobs because it is not easy. Sky in Michigan. He goes, I'm gonna go play a little five pick five lottery deal, not scratch off, just picked five, and he hits four of the numbers. It doesn't win anything like ten bucks or something small. And he's like, dang, that's the closest ever got. So I went back, did it again next day. He hit all five thousand dollars he logged in, and so I seven hundred ninety five thousand dollars pending. I would have thought it was a scam. I mean, I just got to know for my doctor. I got an allergist. My allergyes is so bad, and it was like, you have a meeting with doctor Miller whatever, and I'm like, I'm not clicking this.
You're like, I think I'm getting scamed.
I'm getting scamed by somebody.
I'm afraid of a scam so much that I didn't even click to go to my allergy person, even though my allergies kill me and I have to get allergy shots every week. I would rather have my allergies kill me than get scammed. That's what I've decided. But yeah, the dude in Michigan crushed it. Hey, speaking of Michigan, let me ask you a question. So this is I'm told you about this baseball cord.
Ah, Yeah, you had Thomas rhtt sign it.
Well, it came out of the box unsigned.
It should have been signed, and the guy's name is Reese Olsen and he didn't sign it, and they messed up, tops messed up.
Ah, they just put the sticker on him, but no signature.
There's no signature, but it's supposed to be signing and you can tell. So I'm like, well, screw this. And so I messaged him on Instagram. I was like, hey, we signed my card, and he'd respond why would he? And so I just I'm getting other cool people to sign the card instead. I've got Thomas Rhett signed it, a Resoulson card. I signed it, rich Eisen Espne, you know, big famous sports guy NFL network, dick Er, the kicker for the Chargers.
Oh that's cool and so and then I'm gonna have it all weekend.
I'm getting all these people to sign this card that's not him.
But eventually, like I gotta be like.
Hey, Detroit Tigers, let me come up re sign this card and then I'll waunch it off for Saint Jude or something.
But I think if this is a one on one, this is like make some money, right. Yeah, I'm not keeping it. I'll auction it off for charity.
But if I get all these, I'm gonna get Keith Urban and Laney Wilson to sign it, and then I'll be done with country artists.
But it's weird to ask people we sign this card.
This yours, right, it's a different player.
Yeah, but then they like the Tigers.
Then I'll be like, you know, like kids that are fighting cancer.
It's a good one.
Exactly how many do you think you can get on there? I don't want to get so much because I want Reese to sign it. But Reese won't answer my calls. I DMed him and he didn't. He didn't hit me back. So yeah, I'm trying to get this this Reese Olsen here, Oh, Lunchbotch is now in the card just quickly.
I'm in the hobby.
I love collecting cards, and when the Olympics happened, I bought all these basketball Olympic cards to try to catch this one called Triple Auto because it's Steph and Lebron and Kevin Durant all in one card. And then Lunchbox said he he's trying to chase it too.
Yeah, Bobby does this stuff.
And then I saw the news story and I was like, I heard this nerd I mean talk about it. He did some video and I was like watching them me, No, no, some guy like he just he's talking about, Oh.
This is a home run, this is a holy grail.
Some guy on for one hundred thousand dollars for it is a bounty if you just find it and say I haven't you give.
It to him.
So it's still out there in packs? Yeah, so is there only one one?
One on one?
My pack should come today because I ordered him immediately. So one of yours coming, I don't know.
I ordered uh that there was like one and eighty nine dollars for However many calls Big Dog about two of those.
He's gambling. He's a gambling He won't buy a new shirt to save his life. He will buy.
He will gamble.
Maybe Bobby is convinced me that I need to get this card. And I heard this guy talk about it, and I was just like, man, let's go get it.
So there's still more to buy. I want to get it.
It's over.
They had it to a certain date, having limited cards, but they had a certain date it was cut off, and so now they're sending them all out.
There's a one on one. I bet it's for it's quarter million dollars.
If you get it, Wow, gosh, exactly, Amy, That's why.
What are y all going to do? If if lunchbox gets it or you get it, well, he.
Gets it big. That's the coolest thing I've ever seen. Good for you. If I get it, he'll probably cry or something.
He'll be.
Yeah.
A driver opened fire on a woman and her nephew along Row Monday road rage fire twelve shots to a woman whoa twelve thirteen bullet holes in the car Headlighthood went shilled. The driver of the jeep was a woman who was driving with her ten year old nephew, and there were a passenger seat. The operator was injured from shrapnel glass fragments. The kid was not injured at all. Wasn't injured from a bullet.
But still like fire.
Thirteen times or at least twelve, This is twelve plus a bullet could have gone through it.
Yeah, the hole could have gone somewhere twice. I just think about a bullet.
How you never know what's happening with the other person in the other car. And it's not even road rage. Sometimes you could acidentally cut somebody off and they're in a bad spot and all of a sudden because I don't know what happened.
Here, here's a lady and her nephew.
She's probably not flipping off the dude and cutting them off, driving wild because it was a kid in the back.
Probably you would think, you would think.
But then I think about Eddie, and Eddie gets road rage, or at least you were getting bad road rage.
Do you feel like that's tempered a bit?
No?
No, no, it was never road rage. It was a vigilante justice.
So like you would, you would be affected, and it would affect your emotions based on how someone was driving or reacting to your driving.
That's road range.
But I wasn't yelling at them or any thing. So basically, like if I look at my rear view and I see a car kind of changing lanes erradically and being crazed reckless a little bit, I will speed up to the speed of the car next to me to make sure that they don't pass anymore.
I'll do stuff like that.
You're reacting.
You have an emotion based on how someone else is driving. I don't think road rage has to just be you're instigating.
You're no, no, because if you're going if they kind of want to yell at me.
I'll act stupid. I'll be like, oh no, man, I don't know what you're talking about.
You And do you know the thing when you act stupid, bullets don't.
Hurt shooting me if I acted still no, because people can misinterpret what hand gestures even mean.
No, you put your hands up like, oh, I surrender you're driving. Oh yeah, that's not a good idea.
So I'm saying, if you do that, you could be people could go, you're going, what's up?
Waving?
What are you doing? No, that's different.
No, I think you can really misjudge what someone's because someone could be going with their hand I'm sorry, like waving like I'm sorry, I'm sorry, or they could be going like what are you gonna do about it? What are you gonna do about it? We're looking in a car. We can't hear them. Even though when I talk to people in other cars, I never actually say.
The word I don't either, that's true.
I never know.
They can't hear it right, right, right, So why say the actual words.
I'm just saying, be careful, but remember, be careful, be care If you were getting that a lot, be.
Careful, do. I just let them act like that and put everyone out in the job. Okay.
Do you ever feel like though, Okay, this is one thing I got Eddie go ahead. When motorcycles come zooming up on the shoulder or through.
Like the traffic, yeah, right between the lanes.
I have no thoughts on this. I just want a body to be safe.
Yeah, it's annoying and I don't like it, but it's not my job.
It's also the law. They can do that.
Then they can't go like the.
Like sub states, for sure.
You can't, Mike, that is illegal? Is illegal? Can get go stave. That's what it blew my mind too. When I first moved to California, I was like, what's this jerk doing? Wasn't through the lanes in California?
You can illegal?
Yeah it's fine. I don't know if it's here, but it's definitely here.
Here is not. There are certain states depending on what the traffic in the highway situation is.
I think it's awesome that they can do that where no, because we change lanes, don't see.
Them, and mostly they're doing that when people are stops gridlocked, they're not moving anywhere. California, for sure, I see it all the time. I don't really see it a lot here.
Oh my, It's like I don't like to mess with the motorcycles because I mean, really, one of the car is.
Coming up on the shoulder, you're gonna nut drivers they can oh yeah, yeah, I'll block them.
But that is a version of road ray. It's road emotion.
Yeah, let's call it that road emotion.
No, you're not that man. What about when two motorcycles are sharing the same lane.
That's fine, that's cool.
Usually they're cruising anyway, Like those aren't the speed bikes.
They're just kind of like Harley's.
I do think it's cool sometimes see me a pop WHEELI like once or twice ever in my life.
How I think that's so cool?
What if like someone would like that was scary, but I liked it.
I'm thinking if someone's like really in a situation, like they're having a day, they're trying to get somewhere, maybe they're driving a little erratically because again you don't know what's going on with them, and then Eddie's like.
Oh I got to block them. They're being and they're like trying to get to the hospital.
Exactly the lights let us know yeah, you could do send a signal. If I see a car doing that.
With they throw their hands up and Eddi's like always saying screw you, I'll show him, but they're like, no, I'm going to the hospital.
You know what I also like to do. I like to stop cars at a crosswalk for people walking. What you're human? Yeah?
Yeah, Like if there's just a group walking, I'll be like I got it, guys, and I'll put my hand out like that.
Everybody stop from my friends.
Here, the people you don't know, yeah, strangers.
Why do you like to do that?
It's just it's the vigilante in me.
That's not a vigilante you had, No, that's a crossing guarden. Just a it's helpful, Okay. That can be a thing. Like you want to either be in control or have people like you.
So that's it. You want people to like it. You want people to say thank you, so you do it something.
It's like, do you go to the grocery store and just hold the door for twenty people in a row?
Yes?
I hate that, but then it turns into a joke like all right, come again, thanks guys, but for coming.
But do you do it?
Yeah?
I do do it, And why do you do that?
I don't know. It's just the vigilante in me.
You're not a goddam vigilanti. And I think we all open doors for people one or two, but.
Pisses me off when they don't say it thank you though. Oh that makes me.
Oh that's where you give me. They just expect it. No, no vigilante.
When I say, I say, let me get that for you, and I like to hit that handicap button so it opens automatically like VIP service, like I got it.
That's my favorite thing.
That's kind of funny.
Yeah, it's fun I don't ever hold the door. I like to hit that button.
And then you've ever been in an elevator and people like I got you. You put your hand, you put your whole body in there, make it look like you're sacrificing your whole body.
For them, so you can loase the button.
Oh no, when the door is going to close, you lock the door.
Then I bet he also says what floor I'll hit it from.
I do that too.
All you know is that don't need to be liked, No, I just it's it's just helpful for people.
I do.
I do the fake. Oh man, didn't get it.
In the doorshut.
Yeah, yeah, I felt that I've done that before. Yeah, there's there's some issue here.
Yeah's deeper.
I'll talk to the therapist. I don't know, man, there's in need.
It's either control because you've lost control of your life, like I forkur, you just need to be loved appreciated some kind of because all these except you're not a vigilanting though, saying that it just feels like it when I'm helping the I just wouldn't risk it whenever people are in other cars and you don't know what they have in and on them.
You know, we love you, thanks man.
Yeah, all right, good job everybody. Bobby Bone show up today.
This story comes from from Portage, Indiana. A woman was there at Applebee's with her friends and they were taking advantage of the all you can eat appetizers for only sixteen dollars, so she ordered the advertisers and was sharing them with all of her friends.
Sixteen dollars.
What a deal?
All you can eat? Wow?
Okay, and the manager comes over and says, ma'am, you ordered those appetisers sharing them. You can't share them.
God, you're not allowed to share them.
She goes, no, it says sixteen dollars all you can eat.
I'm sharing them with everybody.
Like, ma'am, it is sixteen dollars per person when they eat them. Sure, And she's like, we're not paying that bill. It's sixteen dollars. So they called police police a ride. She started yelling at the police and like we're not paying it. So she was arrested for disorderly content.
That's a very simple thing. I mean, by the way, sixteen dollars all you can eat appetizers. Yeah, Like the headline of how crazy she is was lost on me because I'm like, got to go to Appley's. Secondly, everybody knows if you do that, you have to sneak them and if you get caught. You can't argue that it's for everybody, because there have been times back in the days when it was definitely much tougher to afford going out to eat. You'd go to a buffet, you'd sneak a little to somebody. Remember those days.
I remember tho, where'd you put it?
How'd you sneak it on a little plate? Oh, you're just like casually ticket. I thought you were like putting food in your pocket or something.
Don't body stupid. I just get it. But you can't openly argue that it's for everybody.
You have to go.
They haven't had a single thing.
That's the fight, except for some of them had barbecue sauce high they wore it in. Okay, I'm much boxed at your bonehead story of the day.
We're ending the show. But before the show even starts, Amy and I will sit in here and I'll do like teases for the next day's show. We'll send them out to all the markets that run the show. And I was having a little trouble this morning because that's not like an hour last night, Max, I don't know what's up.
I have been sleeping good, that's okay, I'll get through it.
But my brain wasn't connecting, and so I was trying to sing Josh Turner and the teas and people sometimes like kind of the outtake stuff. So this is Amy and I butt crack early this morning. A little behind the scenes, Josh Turner is stopping by. He's got to eat voice, bringing them clothes right on. I don't know how that song goes like that? Like that?
All right? How does my song, go baby, locked and doors and turn them lights down low.
Try again.
Okay, baby, dark them doors and turn them latch down low.
That's that's what happens here.
I like the first I didn't really nail it, didn't really But Josh Turner is coming up. He'll be on the show Friday, so we're pretty excited to see Josh.
But that's what happens until we do.
Well, how's a song go?
I don't remember, dude, I had I've got to go home.
That was five hours ago.
We have some podcasts have to do today, but I've got to go home, and I got it. I listened to five podcasts fully last night. That's how much I didn't sleep. I would just turn one on and go, shir lanm gonna fall asleep during this one. I listened to Full Calling cow Herd. I listened to full Rich Eyes In.
But these are things you like, So shouldn't you listen to something you're completely not interested in someone you don't like, so you get bored and fall asleep.
You have like, this is my first time ever sleeping and having to do things to sleep. I'm like, I've not been introduced to the idea of how I fall asleep. No, I know this is what happens in my head, in my mind, just so you know, Okay, my brain goes like this and then I have like sometimes two or three voices at once, and it's hard for me to shut them down. The only thing that I can do is find something to focus on. And sometimes it is listening to Ryan Rosillo talk about the NBA. You're talking about football, because I can put all the focus there. Sometimes I will count my favorite Arkansas razorbacks of all time and that works. I tried all this like sheep, yes, but it's just focused onto one thing. And I found a way the perfect volume under my pillow and five full podcasts, and you know, you really tried to sleep.
Explain me right there. I didn't need that.
You know, I didn't mean to be condos in anyway. I know that you know your body. I just kind of thought you just were with that.
One guy the rough twenty years, you know, the who were you with?
We're chising, so it's like you're like, oh, man, I just got to do a show that's so cool your brain.
Now, if I.
Was doing that, I'd be like, man, I'll probably sucked. It had been that way, Yeah, I were. And we're going home.
Bye everybody.
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