FRI PT 2: Would Amy Do A Racy Ad For $5 Million Dollars? + Should Wives Have Male Trainers? + Lunchbox Upset At No Concert Tickets

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3:10So on the Bobby cast this weekend, I have her name is Catherine Loftus, and she is an attorney, a former prosecutor in Massachusetts, and still an attorney. But Hadaron talked about the Lindsey Clancy case, because she's in it. She's up there living it, and talked about that. And obviously it was a mistrial, and we talked about if she were the defense, what she would do the same indifferent, if she were the prosecution, what she do same indifferent. It's really interesting, because she never gave an opinion on if she thought that she should have been found guilty. Also, it was interesting because in Massachusetts, when you go to court, especially with like first degree murder, it's either you go to jail for murder, or you're completely off. There's no middle. We're in a lot of other states, or second degree, or there is a way. So that's the Bobby cast this weekend with her. Oh, I'm super interested. That case is wild. Wild sad, wild crazy, all of it. So you guys can see that if you want.

4:11If the United States collapsed, okay, follow me here. And you can't go Canada or Mexico. What country is now your new country that you pledge allegiance to? Can't do Canada or Mexico? Because that's easy. I go up, you guys probably go down. You might. Good job. You're Mexican. Yeah, I would, but you said Mexico's out. Yeah, but I'm saying, if I left them on the table, we'd all be going Canada. And I have friends in Mexico, like family friends down there. They take you in, yeah. So no United States. No Canada, no Mexico, but now you have to pledge allegiance to a new country. What country do you pledge allegiance to? We don't have to have been there, right? It doesn't matter. It's just you. This is now your country. Switzerland. Why? Seems peaceful. Oh, and cold. Is it? I don't know. Cold, damn mountains. Snow. I do think it's beautiful. I do think it's very cold. My Switzerland story is as follows. My wife and I were going a couple years ago. And she's talked about it before.

5:13She has a at-time severe autoimmune disease where she she's been taking a shower before. I do hear bam and she heads her head and she's out. It's happened multiple times. And so it's things other than that. But at the time, we had planned this trip to Switzerland and we hadn't got a grasp on what it was, much less how to treat the symptoms and try to avoid flare ups. Because when they hit her, they are severe. And we booked this trip. And everything was good. And she was exercising and helping doing all the things that we thought. And then she got so sick at the airport when we were flying out of Switzerland. So sick. We already checked our bags. She was like, I can't see. We left and went home. Our bag went to Switzerland. No way. Your bags went on the trip. And then they had to get mail back. But we got all the way to the airport. That's terrible. We were like 30 minutes from boarding and she's like, I can't see. I can't see. And you don't want to get on a long flight. Yeah. And she's like, I think I can still make it. I'm like, are you kidding?

6:14We're going to get on a flight. The year. But Switzerland seems awesome. It does. It may be seem a little too cold for me to live there. Oh yeah, but I mean, if this is fantasy, I'm living a really nice life there. Yeah. And whether it's such a big part of my decision, I just hate to cold so much. I just also like the vibe of it being, isn't it? We're not saying you're wrong. It's neutral. Neutral. Peaceful. Yeah, people say that. Yeah. I'll be Switzerland. Neutral. Neutral. Right. No, they said that Switzerland just doesn't get into a bunch of people's BS. Yeah. They're so neutral. It's like, we're good. We're going to handle on ourselves. They got the army knife, the Swiss army knife. They got good chocolate. Hot chocolate. Yeah. Swiss myths. Okay, so Amy's new country is Switzerland. Yep. Eddie. I'm going to have to go to the motherland. And I think Spain will take me in because my last name is Garcia. It's Spanish. My dad, I guess. Like, that's the Spanish background that I have. And I think that I'm going to be in touch with my heritage. You know, I think they're laid back over there. They're laid everywhere.

7:15They stay at dinner for four hours. I think I might feel really comfortable there. Because that's where I come from. I've never been over to Spain. But Spain, to me, from my friends that talk about it, feels like island time and I hate island time. Right. I've heard that too. Like, they take long dinners. Nothing's open. I've been to countries in lunch when they do Ciestas. Yes. Or they do, nothing's open. Even some of these island places I've been to, they close for like two hours. Everybody can go home and take a nap and chill. And before I got this job, I was late everywhere. Like, that was my style too. Like, go to style. That's called being lazy and not caring about other people. Well, well, well, that's my back. That's my heritage, dude. No, it's not. I mean, that's not it. It is. You learn that from your parents. You do. I was late everywhere. We were late everywhere as kids. I was late everywhere. And when we went out to eat, man, let me tell you, we eat our dinner and the grownups would talk for an hour afterwards. Have coffee and a drink. That can be cultural. Yeah. Yeah. So Eddie, you are pledging allegiance to? Espanya.

8:15Okay. Lunch box. Yeah, I am just going to go to somewhere that is beautiful. The people are super friendly. I'm going to Scotland. I went there last summer. It was beautiful. The people were nice. Seems like a great place to live. Seemed very safe. You went to Scotland. Remember when he met that guy in the field and they took pictures of each other? Yeah, right. We caught in the mountain. They were rolling around together. Yeah. No, I mean, that guy caught in the mountain. We busted you because we were like, who took that picture? And he wouldn't tell us. He wanted to think it was his wife, but it was some dude he went out there with. I remember that. No, I didn't know. So we want to go back there to see him? Always had it. Your long lost love. No, he was married with kids, man. I just met him on the mountain. We caught him into the mountain together. And it was awesome. And it seemed like a great place. And so I live in Scotland. I don't know anything about it. Don't know what you two for a living in Scotland or anything. But I'm going to Scotland.

9:16I feel like you can do anything for a living, right? Like anywhere. Like it doesn't ever work everywhere. Have lawyers and doctors and... We have it. But I'm not a lawyer and doctor. Amy's pointing at him like, like, what did he say? And I gave me a lawyer and doctor? Yeah, I think she is saying that. I know what I'm saying that. I'll join in on that too. Oh, he's swaddling. How fun, girl. Okay, they have grocery stores, Amy. Like, he can work at the grocery store. Yeah. Okay. I mean, mine's going to be easy because it's going to be the most familiar to the lifestyle that I live. It's Australia. It's very much like America. It's just cleaner and safer. It's amazing. Oh, good choice, man. Okay, that's pretty good. Yeah, it's Iraq. That's just like a real lawyer. It's so hard for us to come visit you though. It's so far. It's okay. Once I'm done here, you may never see me again. What? He doesn't really like visitors. Wait, what? Talking about, dude. No, is that your way of casually dropping that? It wasn't very casual. No, yeah, it was pretty blunt. Yeah, it was just in the middle of like, he's waiting to throw that out there. I would go to Australia. It felt very Western and it's warm.

10:16And what was wild was I wanted in December and their Christmas is warmer in the rest of the year. That's amazing. Yeah. Yeah, it's cool. So, where'd you go, Mike? I go to Japan. I've never been, but it's safe. It's, they're everybody's nice. It's clean. Clean. And then it feels like living in the future probably. Have you been? No, but my daughter's obsessed with Japan. I've been. And she wants to go and that's all she checks about and she was like, and it's so clean there. There are no trash cans anywhere on the sides of the road. Then how's it clean? You go out to the sidewalk, no trash can. Because people, if you have trash, you keep it until you get home. Oh, wow. You go to my there. It's so clean. My kids would do very bad there. My fate. Because I tell them every single time, they're like, take your trash with you and then they always forget it. My favorite part though was I was so tall. Oh, yeah. I saw these. It's amazing. Are people really short there? Like they are generally shorter than us. Even the doorways were a little lower and I was like, I got a darned my helmet. A little bit. I'm in the NBA.

11:17Ray Moondow, what about you? Hands down, Costa Rica. Not even a question. I've lived there before. I know the language partially. Know how the conversion rates are with the money. What's the language over there? Spanish. And public transportation is awesome. There's waves. You can find ways to make money just on the beach. But I was able to transition in college without knowing anything. Now I have 20 years of experience. I mean, I could set up an Etsy tomorrow and sell what? Stuff I make on the beach. You can pick, there's like dragon fruit. You got pineapple. You got coconut. You sell that on Etsy? Well, I mean, that's the clothing type thing. But yes, I would do a Facebook marketplace type stuff for the food or Eddie can give me some advice how he does his salsa. He does and he just gets DMs. So probably maybe that. But yeah, if we did some sort of Costa Rica clothing line, yes, then it would be Etsy. But I would start making money immediately. And it's fun. I mean, it's cheap too. Stuff as long as you just don't go for a box of cereal from America, that's expensive. But if you go the local stuff there is very affordable.

12:19And you can get a meal for under five bucks. He's got a bigger now. I mean, he's got an offer. He's doing Etsy for fresh fruit. And the beer is great in Perriol. It's almost better than some of the stuff that we got. I mean, you could drink it and be fine with it. It's not one of the red stripe when you're in Jamaica. It doesn't really pass the test. In Perriol, it's a phenomenal beer. And I think now they have an Imperial light even better. Eddie, why are you saying Ray needs to grow up? Because we found out we were looking for stuff in his computer and we saw all his passwords for the work computer and all his passwords had curse words in them. Like all curse words. That's how it's been since I worked here. But you made them. Yeah, but they're easy to remember. It looks like a 16-year-old was like, this is gonna be a password. Yeah, he did try to send me this password one time to log in to the computer and I was like, I'm not doing that. What was Ray's name in your squares? Oh, that's good. Oh my gosh. So lunchbox had a family.

13:19Lunchbox had a family squares game where it was him. I got an, everybody got in. We were all, you know, vice squares. It would happen. Superbowl, right? Yeah. Ray, you can't say the name of this. I only have to say it. Dude, letters. Was it like P? And then like the P-100? Like not 100, but like, um, Confer. You know what? Ray, what was it? I believe it was Puh and Puh. No, no, no, no, I know what it was. Puh Slayer. So it's a family squares game. And everybody's little team name goes up on the squares. And mine's like the Hobby Lobby Bobby's and lunchbox is like lunches, you know, in raises to slayers. Okay, so does it, Ray, what's the reason behind that? That was being funny, but the passwords there were, lunchboxes like Nana was in the, yeah, yeah, she saw it. Yeah, it was, it was awkward. I believe when you're asked through a password,

14:20you're in a bad mood because you have to do it. No, that's right. That's right. So you just immediately go to something vulgar and then it sticks with you. No, I've never. That's funny though. Okay. Eddie's fantasy name is the Tampa Bay tampons. I changed it. Oh, it, the draft it was Tampa Bay tampons. I know I changed it yesterday because, because my mother-in-law one time got in there. Oh, now my kids are like, what's that, Dad? What's a tampon? And I'm like, oh, I don't want to do this. What's the great time to teach him what a tampon is? No, I'm good. I'm good. Oh, dude, that's good. You don't want to talk about that. I don't want to talk about that. You actually do need to talk about it. So it's not awkward when they're have a relationship later if they choose to be with women. My wife can talk to them about that, right? Okay, but you could do. Normalize it. I'm good. So I changed it from that. The year before, I was the 49ers, the four, though, San Francisco 69ers. And then we were stupid about that. We're all. Yeah, y'all are children. I thought Ray had to grow up. Well, what stupid was like, my mother-in-law came up and she was like, let me see your fantasy team. And like she saw it and she was like,

15:20interesting name. Interesting name. The 69ers of the tampons. No, 69ers. Got it. Yeah. So I changed it. What is it now? The Philadelphia Beagles. That blame. No, I know. I wanted to keep it, you know, the Philadelphia Beagles instead of the Eagles. But why be? Why beagles? Like years in the past, it just rhymes, you know. Like years past, I did like the Cleveland frowns. Not with Arleague. Yeah, I did all those. No, yours has always been vulgar, dude. The Kansas City, ooh, that was a vulgar. Queen. What was that? The Kansas City Queen. Amy, he had the Kansas City Queen. That was a wild back. I can't. That's so cool. And he said the Kansas City Queen, the 72 69ers in the Tampa camp. And now he goes with the Beagles. Yeah, the Tampa camp. I mean, that was so sad. We almost encouraged you to go back to being blue, dude. He's also the one that said, Ray needs to grow up. And I didn't think about it until. This turned on me, right? You weren't passwords or dirty?

16:21Yeah, just because, I mean, we are very secure, good luck, you never gonna be able to get through our security system, but they make us change it every so often. So yes, it's dirty, but then it's 36 numbers after that. So sure, the first part is dirty, but I mean, I easily remember it. I literally never sit around and go, man, I wonder what my password is. Usually, I just sit there for a second, I'm like, oh, yeah, that's right. Boom. Remember that. Boom. Which word do you use the most? I mean, it's, I'm not saying it, but it's the most vulgar of them all. See? No, no, no, it's F. And then it's just something you do. Something you do after that. What is this? It's like, no, you don't have to say it, right? No, I'm not saying it. Oh my god, that's it. What? What? I need to see. Oh my god. No, what are you doing? You can't have that. Like, what if I teach it to know? No, it's worse because people have had to, IT has had to have the password before.

17:21Before it's me. And I'm like, hey, just a heads up. It's a little vulgar, but this is my password so you can log into my account. Coming to you, Amy. And yeah, I sent it to launch. He refused even to enter it. I'm like, okay, I wouldn't either. I did, I didn't enter it. I'm like, I'm not doing it. Middle, I don't even write that. Oh my. Wasn't bad, ain't it? Oh my. Yes. I can't look, you put that as your pet work, password. And that you may have to possibly tell someone else that in our company. Our CFO comes. Yeah, I'd like to see it. It was so much password. Oh my god. Ray, would you play voice monitor number four? Morning, Bobby. I just wanted to let you know that it's not that big a deal to have a child at 47. I had twins at 54. And it seems to work out really well that way. Yeah, I think you've been more time with them. For now. Shut up, Eddie. Don't just say, he's been a kid. He's been a lot of time with them now, but I mean, you're going to hand the graduation to give you a tough. Shut up, Eddie. No, just. Why are you jumping in?

18:21Hey, I do. I'm not. Bobby takes good care of himself. Look guys, I have a seven year old. Like, I'm with you. Well, seven. Seven. Five months. That's different. It's a big deal. Shut up, Amy. I have six and a half years difference, dude. Yeah. Whatever I guess so. I've always been self-conscious about that. But that's, I would do it again the same exact way. I thought about that. What I do it different. I would do it again the same exact way. Because my biggest fitter was not having enough money to raise someone. So, but yeah, I know I think about that. I'm going to be like my walker. Father, daughter, dance. Have they graduated? Have they graduated? What? What? Okay. Okay. Have you seen the Sydney Swainy commercial? Does that have to do with our boobs? Well, what doesn't? I mean, everything. She is all hot. Have you seen the one about? I guess not. It's some sort of sports. And I'm not sure what the company is, but she's like, it's all sports. Have you seen them? Yeah. Do you know what that brand was? It's like, it's forgettable. They're just like just sports. Is it a top? Like apparently we put it up.

19:22Yeah, just sports it says. I mean, I've just seen the pictures where she's laying there with the stuff walking her. Yeah, it's all like balls. It's awesome. And it's a 60-second commercial. We'll see if we can find it. We won't put it on YouTube, but Amy, I want you to see it. So, no rush. We'll move off that. When you get that ready, let me know. She, I mean, because I have a question for you guys regarding it. Do you guys not think she is one of the hottest women? She's okay. Okay. Yeah. Oh, okay. It feels weird to say, but I don't know. I'm just like, when you say one of the hottest women in the world, like, no, I think she looks, she's really pretty, but I wouldn't say she's the hottest woman in the world. I think you like different things. People think that. I think obviously she's attractive, but I think she's so boobs all the time. Oh, man, I love it. I'm not going to get mad at her for it. But nobody's going mad, dude. Okay. Ami, so this is the commercial. And it is for a company called, like, there's the ball. No big. And so this is the commercial. I'm not, we have one of the audio that's going to go up, so I'll just kind of narrate it.

20:25Cindy Swini. Oh, you're just skipping it. There you go. Okay. Cindy Swini gives a, she strips down for this no big ad. I don't know what it is. And she's like, hey, do you, do you know ball? And so that's her face turning. And then she backs away. She's only got footballs. Covering our boobs. That's it. Now she's spinning a basketball. Now she's completely naked with her hair. Just covering her boobs. Now she's in football pads with only a ball covering her crotch. Then she's playing tennis and only underwear. I don't get it. It's a gamble. I only have to get it. It's a gamble. It's only to get attention to even know what the brand is. But the whole thing is her just naked. Can we move the couch? Stop. You can watch it at home. Okay. So go. Amy, what do you think they made this for? Well, obviously, like there's just naked except for a soccer cleats on. And everything's just. Yeah, so that was going viral. Oh, okay. What do you do that commercial for $5 million?

21:26It's a lot of money. You have to. I wouldn't have to. That's a lot of money. What do you do that commercial for $5 million? What are you thinking about? I'm thinking about how that's a lot of money. I just, I probably wouldn't feel comfortable. Because it's just not my style. And then I think of like my daughter and. Well, she doesn't like show. I know she's not. Why was it blurred out when she was on the basketball goal, straddling it? I don't know. It was also on YouTube. So I don't know if it's a YouTube thing. Because the first time I saw it, there was no blur. Okay. Because the blur like that. Maybe it was. My vision isn't good. Maybe they did it for like a fact. Like they didn't really need to blur it. But they did that just again. They did it just. Yeah. Five million bucks. Would you do that commercial exactly the same way? Depends on desperate. I am right now. No. You're. Eddie, would you do that commercial for, for, for, come on. How much? A million dollars. You're naked. In your, having a ball cover of things. That would you do it? Yes, sir.

22:27Okay. Would you do it fully naked? Yes. Like no balls and you just have to know what? No blur. For a million dollars. For a million. You just be like, yeah, you should, uh, in your show at all. Sign me up. Really? Yep. I wouldn't. I, I, I just, I don't know. It's, I, it doesn't make me necessarily comfortable. And then I just keep thinking of my daughter. And my, then my daughter's going to be like, oh, I'll, that's how I'm going to go make money. And I don't want her to make money that way. Well, that's not prostitution. I know. It's not. But like, that's being an actress. Right. It's art. Well, well, okay. Now you guys take it at the full other. No, it is art. It is. What would you be button naked for a million? Yeah. You got as much vice. Eddie, would you do it for? 100,000. Oh, no, no, no. But naked. No way. That's not worth it. Okay, let me ask this. If that was your daughter, would you want her doing it? You looking to meet her? For five million? I don't have a daughter. I'm, I'm hypothetically speaking, guys. No, she's five months old. For five million? No. Yes, for five million. Do it. Girl, go. Girl, girl, take off. Go. Five million dollars.

23:27Eddie? No. That's okay. I'm not, I'm not. Interesting. Yeah, yeah. My daughter, no. Me? Yes. Okay. I don't understand why you'd say no to your daughter. I mean, I don't. Like, whatever dream is to be an actress and be like, I don't want guys looking at her like that. They already do if she's that hot. Yeah, and that's a point because she's already done a lot of boob stuff too. Yeah. She launched a whole like under like skips. Bath line. Skips. Well, I know she has a clothing line to like brawls and stuff. Like, she's going to be skins. She's going to be a bunch of bucks by her bath water. Yeah. Okay. No. So it's her soap that's made of. But didn't they not send you the real one? They just sent me this picture. Yeah, send me this picture. He bought supposedly soap that they made from her being in a bath. And they didn't send them the soap. They scammed him. It's in a picture of her in the bath. This caused me 2799, I think. Right here. Why is it under your desk? Why don't you take it home, put in your bathroom? Something. Well, she's in the case you're talking about her. Got to bring her up. Okay. There she is. Yep. Is that really why? Good luck, Sean.

24:28Maybe I'll just set her up on the desk for a couple weeks. Right now? No, not right now. Right now. What? When you were 19. When I was 19, I'd have sex with a basketball goal. For $5 million. With 20 cameras, I'd take the hockey stick and stick it in my butt. Oh my god. Yeah, yeah. Stop it. Yeah, different times. Usually desperate. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll bend over, record this. Take this hockey stick and go until I say. Oh my. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so yes, at that time, right? I would. Yeah. Lunch box. A little birdie said, because you coach your kid soccer team? Yeah, I do. Coach, my oldest one soccer team. Yes. And the other two, I am just a spectator. Okay. So it's a spectator then. I heard from a birdie that your kid only listens to you and does listen to the coach and you yell all the time the whole time. And sometimes it's opposite what the coach is saying. Yeah.

25:28Well, I mean, I don't know, but I mean, the coach may not know what they're talking about. And so I feel like I can instruct my son better than the coach he's supposed to listen to. Yeah, because I don't know of that coach knows what he's talking about. And he's my, I think we're talking about my four-year-old probably. Because that's the one I do the most yelling at. Just trying to get him in the routine of what he's supposed to be doing. And he is, let's be real. He's advanced for that age. Okay. So he's good. He's good. But shut it. Should he still be learning to listen to a coach regardless? Yeah. Well, he does listen to the coach like he does. Like when the coach says, hey, pay attention, you know, during practice and stuff. But just sometimes during the game if the coach is telling him to go the wrong spot, I'm like, no, go back that way. Get over there. Okay. I'm the bird. And the reason why this annoyed me is so my friend's son is playing on lunchboxes kid soccer team. And she said she did say his son's good. And that he commands the field, the kid, the four year old.

26:33And the, but a while back, I brought up once when I was dating that guy and I said that my boyfriend, like, y'all stuff from the sidelines to coach his son and do things in lunchbox. Lunchbox like was, oh my gosh, that's horrible. I would never do that and acted like he was a horrible person. And then that come to find out lunchbox says the exact same thing, which I don't think it's horrible, by the way. But you're, you did, you do it. And you made me feel weird. Totally different. I think as they get older, like your, your son was with a like professional coach. This is just a dad volunteering. He doesn't really know soccer. Okay. So he get upset that you're telling the kid different than what he's telling the kid? No, he doesn't say anything to me. They haven't said anything to me. They've been, they've been, they always tell him good, good job. Great job. Good effort. Way to hustle, you know. So they're very happy with him on the team. Why don't you coach the team if you're there in coaching anyway? Well, I can't, I mean, coaching three teams would be really hard.

27:37I didn't, and this is a new league. And I didn't know if I was coaching two teams, that they would be able to schedule the games at different times. So I wouldn't overlap. So I wouldn't have two games at one time. But next season, maybe I'll do that. Is it as easy as to say you want to do it? Yeah, that's it. Cause they just need coaches. They need coaches. It's cool to have a kid that's really good, though. That other parents, like, it's got to feel good to you to know that other parents are noticing how good your kid is. I feel good. Do you train at home? I train him now. He just, I mean, we go at the backyard and play soccer and with him and his older brothers and neighborhood kids. So he's been playing with older kids since he was two and a half, three years old. And so it just really helps. So he's only four and he's just so much more aggressive than kids in his age group because he has older siblings who bring their friends over and he plays with the older kids. So he's just more aggressive. Ray, speaking of sports, where's the popper shot goal? Yeah, I'm honestly really sad about this right now.

28:39What's happening? Just cause it's been, it's been a little bit of time and we're still trying to figure out the elevator situation. It's so big and we're high rise. We're in a skyscraper. I don't think anybody's ever put one up here this far up in the in the sky. It's not just the communication, Ben. It's been going on for months and like I think right, they recently emailed us and said, hey, we're still interested in this. I'm just sad about the whole thing because it just seems like there's a chance it might not happen. I mean, how much can this thing weigh? Yeah, people move in all the time. I'm sure. And I was probably going to do to have a pound of pounds of weed in his apartment. I think we can get a popper shot in the elevator. That's a good point. It's also very tall, the dimensions and it's not a freight elevator that we have access to. You sure? We can have access to a freight elevator. There's no freight elevator. Oh, there is none at all. There's an entrance for freight to come in, but not an actual elevator that handles that much weight.

29:41So we're trying to see if we can break it down in the pieces and then get it in. So this isn't happening. Oh, hold on guys. Are you telling me we can't run a crane to pull it up through this balcony door right out here? Who's we? Who's going to run that? Yeah, who's we? I mean, we've been to crane. Yes, shut down people. Shut down people. It's a couple bucks. We can borrow the construction crane from the rest of the street. There's a crane right there. It's going to cost us 10 grand to bring in a three grand popper shot. Well, and then I started looking around the room. I mean, your desk. How did we get your desk in this exact same spot where we're pretty much going to put the popper shot? Or they build a popper shot here. No, he's just into this. Into this floor. This desk is probably three feet tall and it's in pieces. Yeah, they could probably break it down. It sounds like when lunchbox was trying to figure out how overnight delivery happened. Oh, no, no. Oh, God. He still doesn't get it. No, no, I think it is a miraculous magic. Yes, it is so mind blowing that I can order something from California. It can be in my front porch next day.

30:41That's just boggling. So are we not going to get the popper shot? Scuba. I'm still hopeful. I'm just, you know, I think what other things happened in the building that I was trying to talk with a guy to get it figured out, but I meant you were so bullish. I was so excited. So, where's the idea stopping? Like just the logistics of getting it in? Getting any eggs, actually. Yeah. And I feel like we can figure this out. I mean, yeah, there's got to be a way. I mean, don't you have to build it up here? Yes, with the build it, yes. But there's pieces that are too tall for the elevator. They won't fit in there. They said it's 10 by 10. Okay, hello. Are you waiting? You want to do it then? You're, yeah, a lot of time in your hands. Wanna jump in and how about? Yeah, I mean, this seems simple, right? Okay, well, the chair well. It's on you. You put it in the back of Scuba's truck and you drive it up to the stairwell and you carry it up to stairwell, the one floor that you have to get up. I mean, does that not seem crazy? Do we need to put lunch boxes project manager? I think so. Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally. I mean, does that not sound like a pretty feasible way to do it? I don't know. I just want to know if we're getting it or not.

31:42Because we did a lot for it. Yeah. It hasn't run dry. There was an email sent out a day ago that said we still want to do this. And I was like, yes, there's hope for the pop-up shot. I mean, we can figure it out. Did you hate my idea, Scuba? I think it's great, but the last time we used my truck, you damaged it when we got the power. Oh, there we go. Oh, god. Don't. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on. There we go. I didn't damage it. Scuba ran into the garage door. That's not my fault. No, no, no, your job was to hold the door because they kept going down and going and whatever. I think it was your wife. And then you didn't. Oh, no. You didn't. I know. He's like, I can hold up the garage door. Stop. You drove into the garage door and play with it. Yes, when I kept saying, I'm driving, so I can't hold it open. So I needed somebody to keep the sensor from it, constantly shutting and closing on my truck. And the moment you're supposed to be there or I think it was your wife, I don't remember I blacked out the whole experience. But it was on somebody who wasn't driving, which was me to keep the gate open and then it shut down right on my truck. I'm sorry that happened. Hey, let's get it or let's not. Yeah, as of right now, it's an air ball.

32:43No, no, no, no. Oh, you're saying no. No, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying no. Then get it and I'll put it on my other studio. I won't leave the building until it's delivered and put on a pallet and put it on the pilot studio. And I'll ask a homeless person to help me carry it. You have us here to help. But if we want it, I'll put it on my other studio. Yeah. Oh, no. No one sucks because then we can't shoot it. No, I can't shoot it. Okay, what would you rather have? Nothing and it stays nowhere. Yeah, something. We want something. Can we have the keys of the other studio? Yeah. I mean, we're there midnight. Get the crane, man. Yeah, we're gonna crane. That's the best idea ever. I'm like, how much of a rena crane? We'll figure this out. Amy, what are things that make a man look weak? Wow, I mean, you could go physical or emotional. I'm gonna give you one. Okay. Number one is, not number one, but one of them is, avoiding eye contact. Okay. Shifting or non-existent eye contact

33:43makes you look unengaged, uninterested and shifty. This is from a site called Alpha M. Okay. Like a wimpy handshake. Okay. Ooh, that's a good one. So none of this is physical like that. Nothing. But I agree with you on that. Things that make a man look weak. So even if you are super strong, things you do, they can make it look weak. That's not a miss. I just want to describe it better. Go ahead. Okay, you can't express emotion. Okay, emotional volatility. Would that count? I guess so. Because that's a lack of, it's a bit of a lack of understanding how to express emotion because you're holding until you're rough. Yeah. Yeah. So a guy that flies off the handle looks weak to women. But he might think that makes him look tough. That's a good point. All right, what else you got?

34:44Jealousy? That's a good one, but that one is not on here. I did a good one though. Eddie? So you said nothing physical, but I wonder if like the way he walks. What do you mean? The world someone kind of like walks a little like Lucy Goosey. You know what I mean? Like a power walk. Yeah, like you can see someone be like, that's a weak person. That's physical. Okay, so that's not necessarily what feminine. Not feminine, really. No, no, Lucy Goosey feels pretty feminine. How you did it right there to show us? I feel like just like they don't look like strong. Yeah, lunch box, anything? Yeah, lack of money. Why? Oh, I don't know. No, no, no, no, no. Financial security, they don't have that. We think that's a weak. That women look at those weak. They have bragging. If a guy's bragging, it's not what he's bragging about. It's why does he feel like he has to brag? Like there's weakness inferred. Another one is approval seeking. So if you are such an approval seeker, it's what?

35:45It's just a lot of these are lunch boxes. Why are you looking at me? What the heck? I mean, Eddie looks right at me. Yeah, like a braggar. I was like loving his chin, like, whoo. Someone that always gets mad. Volatile, you're right. You're right. Wow, you're right. I don't fly off the him. You do. Eddie breaks broof. No, no, no, no. It's home in his garage. You kill Abby and then you go watch your back. I've never been dead. I pay what else? No, but almost. Backstabbing behavior. That's spilt the tea. He'll turn on you man. He will turn on you and he will do a voice changer and you are dead to him. Yeah, that's OK. Keeping toxic people around is on the list. We're not really around him when he has other people here. No, his boys. Yeah. Not keeping your word, nervous smiles or laughs or no, not saying no. So those are what make men look weak. They don't have loose to go see walk. It's not loose.

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42:55Have you smelled it since? No. No. I agree. Probably wouldn't do it. But also, I don't know how sound of mine he was. What do you mean? He just could have been reckless and. Oh, yeah. But interesting theory. Just popped into my head. I was like, oh, man, all those mornings I was smelling weed in the stairwell. And then the drug deal. Or the person that was buying it from doesn't have his dealer anymore, so can't smoke it in the stairwell. Yeah, I wonder if he sold to people in the building. You don't know. That was a lot. He had a lot. He had a lot. And that's what I mean. So I don't think he was doing little baggies to people down the hall. I think he was selling it in big laundry. Oh, so he was more like selling it to the people that sell the little bag. Yeah, probably. Oh, you don't have 200 pounds and then divot up yourself in the living room. You can. No, you do. So he has people under him. So it's sort of like MLM. Yep. MLM. MLM. Multi-level marketing.

43:56You kind of have your, like a pyramid. Yeah. Okay. So that's a theory. I wanted to throw that out there. All right. I mean, once I have guys or jealous of male trainers, why? Well, I posted in my Ecuador carousel on Instagram, a picture of me working out with my cousin and her trainer. And he's a guy. And I got a DM from a guy saying, her husband lets her work out with a male trainer. And I thought, what? Like that didn't even cross my mind. So then I messaged her and was like, hey, did your husband have an issue with you working out with a male trainer? Because I was just kind of curious if she'd ever even brought it to his attention, really. And he works out at that gym and he was like, yeah, it doesn't bother me one bit. It's like, like so then it got me curious how y'all would feel. If your wives were working out with a male trainer. I don't think I would care.

44:57It's easy for me to say because she has a good friend, the trainer, that's a woman. I definitely don't care about that. Yeah. Of course. Yeah. I did. Although I probably like, I know he's checking out her, but I didn't reverse it and try to put myself like, because I was sort of like, what? This is not a big deal. But then I was like, wait, if my husband was, you know, had some yoga instructor, trainer woman, I would maybe be like, oh, I don't know if I love that. But I think it could be a conversation you had to have with yourself. I don't feel like Eddie would let his wife work out with a male trainer. No, I would let her, no, I would let her. I'd just keep an eye on him the whole time. You wouldn't because they be at the gym. I'd go, I'd go. Oh my God. I'm watching him. Wow. Oh my God. And also guys, there's trust in a relationship. Sure. But there's also a male trainer who's like, and she can trust that Eddie will be there watching. Yeah. You got to watch that stuff, guys. There's an intimate relationship between a trainer and a trainee, you know? Okay. Wait, I pulled up the DM exactly. He said, she's married, right?

45:59I'm surprised her husband lets her work out with a male trainer. That's asking for trouble. That's exactly what he said. That feels like somebody who's been burned by somebody. Who would think that? Yeah. Because I don't know that it's asking for trouble, but maybe if you've had experiences, you know it's trouble because it was trouble for you. Yeah, I don't think I would say anything. I definitely wouldn't go to the gym if I'm white for it and I was made to watch. You wouldn't just work out on that side. But then I was also thinking of like a mod. He's a trainer. A mod's trained Caitlin. Yeah, like I would work out with a mod. He's your friend. He's your friend. No, but I'm saying like at the gym. You know the famous saying, friends have a wiener too. It's different if they're your friend. If it's a random trainer, you gotta watch out. Yeah, people say it everywhere. Yeah, all down the streets, people have shirts on friends have wieners too. People write it all over. Yeah, that's true. Well, lunchbox, you? I wouldn't give a crap. I mean, look, if he wants help, get her body good to come on to me, go for it, dude. Lunchbox's wife has had wine with a dude. Like, you know what I mean? I'm a no-struck. A standing wine date on the porch.

47:01Lunchbox is upset because Brooks and Don played him on a night. He didn't get tickets. Yeah, my wife's a big fan and was like, oh, did you guys get offered tickets or anything? I was like, no, no one came around asking if we wanted tickets. Why do you think people should come around and ask us if we want tickets or things? Why don't you just ask for them? No, okay, but also- That's a good idea. We're not in the music world. We can rate content. We're just not the music world anymore. I don't break songs, I don't care too. So nobody is like, oh, we should do music stuff with them. Nobody cares about us going to concerts. So we don't, it's not the same as it used to be. Yeah, I'm just saying it used to be where they would ask us, hey, do you want to go see this artist or do you want to go see this artist? Yeah, used to be. Right, and I just feel like we should get back to that. I think record labels should realize that, hey, we kind of fell out of that. We, I don't know why we changed things, but hey, you want to come to a concert? Come on. And I just think- Also, if you had relationships like good ones with record label people when they come in, you never talk to them. Yeah, yeah, well, sometimes I do. I'll be honest, I don't know the difference between what record label is what-

48:03I know, but if he said hi, good to see you, then you learn. Well, even like when they come in, I don't know- Right, that's why you introduce yourself. No, I say hi to the people, but I'm like, I'm not like, hey, what record label- When do you say hi to the people? What record label do you work for? Like, I don't know. And then- You guys see him say hi to people? Never. Never. I have one so while. So I'm just saying it's a little crazy that, I mean, Brooks and Dunn, they're like really big and we're not gonna get to go. You can buy tickets and go? No, no, no, I'm not buying tickets. Come on now. Because you're too good for that. Yeah. You can get to go to Alan Jackson either. No, I didn't get to ask for that one either. Really weird. Biggest concert is final farewell. So I'll never see Alan Jackson sing in my life. Man, I wonder if he said about that. Alan? Yeah. Like, but don't you realize that you're not gonna ever- I'll never see him sing. So I thought Brooks and Dunn, you know, this would be a perfect opportunity. But is there a chance? You, Bobby, could hook me up

49:05with Ronnie Dunn's number. Well, Ronnie Dunn's number. I'll text it to you. Thank you. I will text him. I don't want to put you in the awkward position. I don't want to be in the awkward. I'll send you his number right away. I'm asking for tickets. After the podcast, I'll send it right over. Thank you. You want his home address? I know. He is go over and- I know where he lives. You do? Yeah. Then just go on over. Well, there's, it's hard to get up there. It is hard to get up. Yeah, yeah, it's hard to get up there. Okay. Maybe he does know where he lives. Yeah, no, I find out as if he knows. You can't really get up there. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, no problem. I'll give his number. Thank you. Yeah, just be like, And have fun of the concert. Yeah, and then- Well, I don't know if he'll- Okay, pry front row. If I know him, he's- I don't need front row. I just hope and he can get me in the building. That's what I'm hoping. It's gonna be good though. Yeah, so I'm saying it's gonna be- The last time they played here, we wanted to go, but I had a show at the same time, the same night in Nashville. Yeah, the million dollar show. No. No, I was doing- Did you stand up? I'm doing- Funny in the lawn. Or no, comedically inspirational. Oh, that's right, that's right. Yeah. No, the rhyming, no.

50:06What? No, that wasn't that night. That was a different night, you're right. Uh, Yeah, just make sure you don't forget though. Got it. Don't forget. Do you want kicks as well? No, I don't know him. But you don't know Ronnie either. I met him. Okay, but you don't- Never met kicks. Yeah, kicks has been in here. Yes. Yes. Brooks and Don together have been in here. Oh, I just remember Ronnie coming in quite a bit. So I feel like I have a more of a rapport with him. He only knows you as Daniel though. No, he does. I wonder if he's seen me on Price is Right. Oh gosh. I think so. You're gonna ask him when you get his number? Yeah, when I send you his number, call- And by the way, don't text him, call him. No, FaceTime him. Okay. Yeah, FaceTime, he'll be like, Hey, what's up? And then don't say who you are and just see what he says. Okay. You guys are going to the show? Mm-hmm. No. No. Right? I mean, that'd be nice. Yeah. It would be wonderful. Everybody's pretty cool with it. I've not been to a concert in ages. Yeah, I mean, my wife and I could really use a night out without... I can't think of a last concert that I went to as a fan.

51:10Yeah. I mean Tucker wet more, opening up. When was coming? Is that who's opening? Is that who's opening? Yeah. That's interesting. I can give you Tucker's number. Really? Yeah, try him too, dude. Yeah. I don't know if he knows me. Put him on three way. I'm gonna look what he looks like. Well, you said you don't know if he knows you, but then you have to look and see what he looks like. Yeah. See if I know who he is. Let's see. I'm not sure I know him. I think he's been in here. Yeah, he has been in here. Yeah, multiple times. Yeah. But I don't really know him. I don't think we ever rapport. No, I don't think you can run into either, but whatever. Ah, disagree with that. Yeah. Okay, let me know how he goes. Okay. I heard the pull party that Lunchbox is upset about taking his kid to. Yeah. Has been canceled. Guess not enough people are going to the pull party. Guess, do you know that's why it's canceled? Oh, yeah. I see low attendance. That's why it's canceled, guys. Nobody's going because everybody's like, what, we had to go just hang out with our coworkers, can't bring our families. Sounds like you should have had my kids at the party.

52:12You think it's all about your kids? Yeah. Or, and other people's in the building? I mean, everybody's like, what? I'm gonna drive to someone's house in the middle and five o'clock traffic and not be able to bring my family on a Friday, seems weird, canceled, canceled. Life of the party's not gonna be there. No one else wants to go. What do you know? Good to you. Yeah, I, it makes you feel good. Makes you feel vindicated. Vindicated. You nailed the, you took the word off my tongue. You almost got there. Yeah. Right out of this, but I got a teeth. Yeah. I can't believe it. After all this planning, all these emails and rejecting my request, they canceled the party. Oh, it's so fitting, man. So fitting. Is there another reason you were to be in canceled? No. I was thinking whether. Oh, is there weather? I know. No, there's beautiful weather. Have you been outside? No. Ray, voicemail number one, please. Good morning, studio. It's Zuki in New Jersey. I was watching the podcast last night. The person who asked for the hamburger

53:15and they would pay you back on Tuesday, was wimpy on Popeye. That's it. Love you guys. Thank you. That's the first time in a minute. I guess I thought it was hamburger later. And then yeah, we got the wimpy. But yeah, Popeye. Not McDonald's. Those run together a little bit. Brutus though, is Popeye. Yeah, he's the big dude. Grimmis is McDonald's. See? Look at that. How close that is. See? All right, number two. Yeah, I think it was the episode of In The Ways with Trainermod. When you were talking how knowing it just consumed all of your content currently, I might be the exception to the rule. Cause I listened to everything. I listened to parts one and two, one and two, Friday. I listened to all the weekend episodes of Bobby Gas. I listened to all the regular episodes of Bobby Gas. I'm a loyal wistler. I listened to both episodes of 25 whistles a week. I listened to everything you do. Thanks. Gabe, I appreciate that. My point was I'm doing like 20 hours of content where you can just, even my in-laws who try to support and listen, like I can't listen to everything. I'm like, you're not supposed to. It's all different. And Gabe, man, I get tired of me.

54:16I can't imagine how Gabe must fight that demon sometimes. Okay, give me number six, please. Hey, Bobby, I really don't know what you think you're doing, changing the outro from the podcast after the dude repeated it like worked for word, because I also repeated word for word. And then whenever I went to repeat it, worked for word, it was different. Change that back. I don't know that we changed it, did we? I know we bleeped Morgan's name to be funny, but I said nothing about changing it. This dude feels angry. I don't want anybody angry. I don't know if that was somebody else. We could record a new one anyway, I mean, just doing different credits, but I haven't. But right, Mike, yeah. There was no instruction to change that. This, it's okay, man. Maybe he's just confused. Hey, it's okay. Oh, number seven, right? So if today is Monday, right, and somebody is talking about this coming Saturday, Sunday, the weekend, that you say this weekend, if you're talking about

55:19the weekend that's coming up in this week, or do you say next weekend, as in the next weekend, not this coming weekend, is it this weekend, or is it next weekend when you're talking about the weekend in the same week that you're on? It's a great question, because our friends, and I just talked with one of them about this, anytime if it's coming up in that week, it's always this weekend. Even if it's Monday talking about Sunday, it's not next Sunday, it's this Sunday. This Sunday. Yeah, correct. Yeah, I think we're all probably in the same page there. Yeah. But I do have some friends that will say, if it's like four or five days out, they say next Sunday, and I'm like, wait, hold on. The literal next one, or the next one after this one. Right. You need to clarify too much by saying the word next. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I think we're all of this, this, right? What if it's the same day, like if you're on Monday, talking about next Monday. That's next Monday. Okay. Yeah. Because you wouldn't say this Monday. Is that when you're in a Monday? That would be that day. Interesting question though.

56:20I've never thought about it like that, but yeah, I think you would say next Monday, it's a week away. That's it. Thank you guys. Man, hope you guys have a great weekend. I'll be at Brooks & Dunn, and I get a sandwich boxes. Oh, yeah, don't forget. Yeah, don't forget. I'll be sure. And he's gonna love to get a call from you. It's good. He really will. Call or a text. Or a FaceTime. Or a FaceTime. FaceTime. He said Ronnie likes FaceTime. I'll FaceTime him. FaceTime. Yeah, there you go. You guys have a great weekend, and we'll see you on the other side. Hi, this is Kylie Breakman. Angel Jaretana. Jeremy Cole, Hank Cash McDonald. And we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. The Improvized Character Comedy Podcast were each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? Hi, he winks on Halloween. He gets right up next to the microphone. You get up. I hear you get the elbows here. The eyelashes hit each other. You never seen Italy so quiet. As when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween. Listen to artists on artists on artists on artists

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