THURS PT 2: Eddie Shames Bobby + Bobby On Morgan Wallen CMA Snub + Eddie Ghosted A Salsa Customer

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3:03Oh that's cool. In NFL, first NFL game, college has already had a lot of college has been underway. Of course. For sure. What was the Navy SEAL documentary? I don't know, just something from the history channel that he was watching. And it actually was covering the Lone Survivor story. So the mission that Marcus LaTrell was on, where there was four seals and three of them died. And he was the only survivor, and then he wrote a book. And so I was, it was just, he happened to be watching. And I was like, oh, I read this book like, I don't know, it was like 2010 or something, a long, long time ago. What are his interests? That, anything military or UFOs. So a lot of times on TV, it's either, yeah, history channel documentaries or YouTube, alien UFO type stuff. Do you think military obviously his dad? Yes. Is that why? I was just him so. UFOs, his dad and his dad? Boy, no, not as dad. I think him just being scared of the world.

4:05He wants to know everything that is happening because he thinks he wants to be prepared in case aliens come. I don't, we don't talk to him about that at all. I don't know really where that comes from, but he does have this ongoing fear. I call him Uncle Bobby. He has, Amy has no idea. I'm constantly. Check this out. Yeah. Okay, I thought maybe it was your ex-husband because he flies. No, he will, he will watch a lot of flying stuff because he wants to be, he would like to be a pilot like his dad. But then I have to be careful of what pops up because if there's like any scary flight stuff, because then he'll get scared to get on a plane. And like join the club. The next trip we have coming up, he'll like freak out and I would like to avoid that. Yeah. We watched the first episode of Dark Matter last night season two. Do you ever watch that show? It's good. Yeah, I think I have it on my list from you talking about it before, but... Yeah, season one was really good. And there's a few out now. We waited a couple weeks to get going because Apple puts them out episodically, which is kind of annoying.

5:10But well, we watched that last night. When did you watch that before or after the game? The game got boring. And then it got exciting. So who played? So the C.O.X. quarterback gets hurt. It ends up being his hip early. Like the first series. Yeah. Yeah. So the game goes out and it's just kind of a crappy game and around half time. I said, hey, let's watch something else. It was half time anyway. You got 20 minutes. And so K.L.M. was also sleepy. And so we turned on Dark Matter. And then once the game came back on, I had it on my phone so I wasn't watching it completely. And it was just a sloppy game anyway. It really was. It tried me through three interceptions. So you can shame me if you want. No, no shame. No, it felt like a little year of shame for me. Well, because you started off with this is the first game of the season. And I was in. I styled it. I was like, I watched Dark Matter last night. So I did half time with my wife. And also I, I need to pick and choose because if there's a game Wednesday, there's a game tonight in Australia. There's a game Friday, Saturday, Sunday. There's like five or six days of all games.

6:12When it happens like that, I need to make sure and be precious about my wife's time as well. Because if Billy goes to sleep around 630 to 7, we have a very small window to hang out. And if our very small windows are football for me for five days in a row. Trouble. Trouble. So you can shame me all you want. No, no, no, no, no. You're asking a question. Also, you said it was the first game right of the season. Guess how many more there are left? A lot. A lot. You can't watch all of them. Don't watch every minute. Don't shame me. No shame. So you played. The Seahawks and the Patriots. It was a rematch of the Super Bowl. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. And it was kind of a crappy game. Any word on it, Sam Donalds? I heard her. I think it may be fractured hip. Oh, that's hurt, hurt. A year or a... It sounds like a great year. It's fractured. It's fractured. A year. Oh, that is crazy. He wins the Super Bowl in the first game. Amy, there's a few years ago, so Aaron Rodgers goes to the Jets. Right.

7:12It is a big story because where is he going to play in one of the best quarterbacks of all time? And so Aaron Rodgers, and he comes out in the Jets or playing at home and he runs out with the big American flag. And it's like Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers. I mean, it was... And the off season was a crazy story. Where is he going to be? He was doing the darkness retreats. He's just kind of... You know, it beats to a different drop. Yeah. Walks to the beat of Bimdrum. And first series, like, tears as a kill. That's terrible. That's the crazy... That's one of the craziest things I've ever seen. Yes. You know what's really funny is they had a bet online. Aaron Rodgers over two yards passing. And so you think it's free money to say bet it. Because it's supposed to be a free money, like a promotion. And then he comes out and he... He blows his Achilles on the first, like, hand off. And it's like, oh my gosh. I just lost that bet. That would be wild if he's out for the year. Yeah. That's what our season was. That's what our man had that good. Reading so far is that they think it's a fractured... Yeah. Amy, what is your story? Well, mine is related to football. That's here. Okay.

8:12So that's... It's the number one sport. Y'all probably ain't going to be shocked by this, but America's favorite sports were ranked. Football is easily number one. Easily. Like by a landslide in all age categories. Okay. Now, I thought it... It's pretty close between basketball and baseball. Which one do y'all think came in second? Basketball. Probably basketball. Yeah. Baseball is really taken a turn. Y'all are dialed in. Yeah, it goes football, basketball, baseball, soccer, hockey, volleyball, auto racing, mixed martial arts. That's the one. I'm surprised they've been amazing. Not bigger than volleyball. I know. That's what I think. Yeah, and auto racing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That volleyball? Yeah, volleyball. Who the heck watches that? Well, a lot of 18 to 34-year-olds. Where do you watch it? ESPN Plus. volleyball.com. Sometimes one of the guys who are in full subscription volleyball.com? You do. Yeah. The only thing I know about volleyball a couple things. One, Nebraska is awesome. They are so good at volleyball that they had a volleyball match in their football stadium

9:14and sold it out. Oh, wow. That's crazy. Really? Look it up. So, that's number one. The second thing I know about volleyball is there's a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, different shirt. Yes. And they basically are just playing defense and blocking balls, like, stopping balls on the ground. And then the third thing. It's about it. Oh, question. Well, look up to Nebraska things. If you see that. I will. But like, do volleyball players in college, do they make any money? I would say yes. I'm going to go to the massive programs with the biggest stars because I'm assuming total assumption here that volleyball on a lot of schools makes more money than softball does because most sports do not make money for schools. The sports that make money are football and basketball, men's football, men's basketball and for the most part that pays for every other sport because most sports lose money. I would think it's schools like Nebraska. Volleyball might make money. I know at Oklahoma, they actually make money with softball.

10:15Oh, because they're so good. Yeah. And it's one of the only schools where it makes money. Okay. Nebraska volleyball sold out Memorial Stadium for an outdoor event, August 30th, 2023. There were 92,000 people there. Okay. Yeah, because there was a, when we were in St. Louis, all my point was softball players get decent NIL money if they're really good. Okay. And that's a sport that loses money. But I would assume they're really great volleyball players are probably that. Because any nut you say that ESPN plus, there was volleyball on the screen at a restaurant where you're eating at in St. Louis and it was Oregon versus Washington state and the Oregon girls, a couple of them had make up on. They were all done up. And my wife's like, are they doing that trying to get endorsement deals like to get more NIL money or they're starting to pretty themselves up or do they always wear makeup? And I was like, I don't know. I don't really watch volleyball. So I don't know if they've always watched war and makeup, but they did look pretty good. I would assume if they're wearing makeup playing volleyball, they know they're probably on television. They want to look good and they do it anyway. Yeah, they were holding doing it since. Yeah, she's taking a war makeup.

11:15Yeah. Well, what I found interesting and I don't it's not like I'm in to football or anything, but that there while it is still America's most popular sport or favorite sport to watch, there is a decline like in ages 55 and up. That's the highest percentage, but like 18 to 34 year olds, it declines. And so they were looking into like, well, why and maybe they're okay. Yeah. There's just overall more things to do and there's phones. I mean, I think that's a decline of everything. Everything is declining. Anything that owned any sort of space, you can still own the space, but you don't own as much because there's way more things to do. And there's also obviously the CTE. Yes, the concern about the sport. That's parents to kids. Well, but a lot of people get into it because of family tradition or watching, if you're family doesn't have that, like, is there not letting you play or you don't then you may not get into it? Yeah, no, that's for sure one.

12:16If I were just guessing though, and I don't know, I have Amy stats, I would say if number one is phones and just are a million things to do. So naturally, everything declines a bit and then two less kids are playing more because of the head injuries that are involved. So they're not watching. I don't know what they want, but if they don't play. So they don't play, they don't want. No, but I would say there's probably a correlation between people that play and they also watch more because they're playing because they're just involved fully and wholly. Yeah. But no, it doesn't mean that really. But also, what do I know? I'm just, I'm just, I'm just, I'm riffing. Well, what's funny though is like when you see, like, even my kids, they get excited for football, right? They, they all get around the TV and they watch about, I don't know, 10 minutes of it and they're like, all right, you want to play outside? Yeah. Kind of an excitement of football, but really to sit down and watch a whole game, really it takes a lot. Even for me, like fantasy helps gambling helps because even for me, like at the end of

13:18the day, I'm kind of exhausted of watching football. I think it's the greatest thing to happen to the NFL is fantasy football. 25 years ago because they made people care about whenever, you know, the Browns and Colts played. Yes. So, it's a good story. It's interesting. Lunchbox. Yeah. Police are saying, please, please stop dressing up with these costumes and chasing people. a couple of weeks ago, it was like a guy in a Chuckie mask, chasing women on a trail. Now, Kat and Hat is out chasing people. There's video of him chasing after girls or women walking down the street. And they said, this can have severe consequences. You guys think it's a funny prank, but someone can get shot if you're scaring someone for their safety. So if you know who this Kat and Hat is, they'd like you to turn them in. I feel like Jason, chasing women is already dangerous. Not a prank, right? I mean, Jason. Whatever is the mask, right? What'd you say? I think it was Chuckie or Chuckie. Jason was a horror movie. Yeah, so it was Chuckie. Yeah, yeah, Chuckie's kind of funny, though. Chuckie was a kid. But if you're chasing women with a mask,

14:18like that's already kind of like, it's Kat and Hat a mask or a painted face. Pain and face. But it has the whole costume, the hat. I would just go out, but I don't think I would run. I'd be like, what is going on? Yeah. I'm being told that's a hoax and AI generated and you've been tricked. Oh, no. No. I don't know. I just been told that in my ear. My ear wrong. No, my ear. My ear. My ear. No, it was me, dude. It was all over the news like two weeks ago. They're like AI generated, scaring people. Because it was, it's kind of similar to the clown thing that happened a couple years ago. But the ones that I saw, unless somebody's replicated and done it in person, all the ones I've seen were AI and they were fake. Yes, exactly. Someone saw that meme and dressed up as Kat and the Hat and they were chasing a teenage girl down the street. They copied Kat and the Kat and the Hat. Interesting. Right here from the New York Post. Now apologize to Mike. Sorry, Mike. Yeah, Dan, he came from Mike Hard. Mike has no way to talk to me. Here I am. I didn't hear you say ear. I just heard you say, say, you're wrong. What did I do? The viral Kat and the Hat social media trend is artificial intelligence, AI generated

15:19rather than a real life physical threat. Dude, that's what you're talking about. No, I'm not. I'm reading the article right here from the New York Post. Is that AI? Published September 10th. Can the New York Post be wrong? Or is... They could. Okay, I don't know. You guys, who cares? I have video of the kind of story. I like your story. I like your story. Thank you. Some of it's AI. There's only five minutes about something. It is crazy that we have to always have these conversations. Is it real or is it not real? I know. I hate it. It's so annoying. But you know what's funny is the meme videos are, like, I guess, skits. People will do where they're like, when your mom hands you the phone and be like, is this AI and it's a horse jumping off a diving board? Like perfectly. And they're having to look at their mom and say, mom, it's AI. Like, what's the reason? One real example of that happening. That's what I'm saying. The bizarre encounter comes after there was an AI generated thing online where someone put a cat in a hat sign up and said, should I visit school's next? Great. Good job, dude. Everybody good job. Good job, good job.

16:20No, no, but I got a question. Don't you think he should fact check before he jumps in and tells you I'm wrong? Scoob about you. No, he was right, because it was... But what I was talking about was real. Like I was spot on with my story. Yeah, but then we talked it out. We flushed it out and everybody gets... They're credit. Okay, so should Scoob apologize? I guess I'm trying to move on. Probably. Just literally it would just be the cares. Everyone's apologized. Eddie. Okay, I don't know if we talked about this. It sounds familiar, but Lincoln's gloves, his bloody gloves went for sale like a year ago. Do you remember this? No. Okay, so maybe we didn't talk about it, but they were... They were auctioned off and some mystery bitter got them for a million, $1.5 million. They thought they were never going to see it again because this mystery bitter got it and then took them for a whole year. Well, they finally showed up last week in a museum in California. So now the Abraham Lincoln Museum in Illinois is like we need those gloves, which is so weird that they're all... Just... Anybody wants the blood stained gloves of Abraham Lincoln.

17:21It's so weird to me. It's their historical? I know. It's just... And if there's an Abraham Lincoln museum, it's kind of the final piece of the puzzle. That should be there. So these are gloves. He was wearing when he got shot. Correct. Oh, and the cat and the hat wears on whenever he... He's the scuba jumps in. This is AI dude. Yeah. Yeah, I'm looking at him. There's blood up in like the wrist part of the glove. And what's crazy to me about that too is that blood stains last that long. I mean, what year was that? 18...50... Dude, if you nailed this, let's go. Who is Bull Champ? I'm not going to nail it, but all I was doing was Civil War. So... That's good. What? Good start because he was president of Civil War. Yeah. When do you think Civil War was? I would have been... I would have been guessing a year. Oh, oh, oh. 1868. You're there. If I were guessing Lincoln, 64, 65, I'm going to die. Judges, 1865.

18:22Damn. I want 1550 though, so I didn't commit to Foley, but I'll take it. I'll take a half point on that. So wait, it started in 1865 or it ended. No, he got assassin now. He got shot in 65. Oh. Yeah. And crazy that the blood stains are still on that glove from that long ago. But because he had already done, like, demands patient proclamation, obviously, because anything he did, he had to do before he died. And the war carried on after his death, right? The war was 1861 to 1865 if that's when he died. No, so I think he died after. It was officially done. Is that right, Mike? Like soon after. Okay. John Wilkes Booth, man. Crazy. There was a whole TV show on him. Did you ever see that? And I've just read about him, too. He's an actor and he may not have been like the soul, the soul killer. Okay. Everybody good with theirs? So Amy referenced it just with a comment, but yet the prediction is there's between

19:22a 10 and 20% chance that AI could actually wipe out the human race within a decade. You saw that, right? Yeah. Well, I've seen people say that. Sorry. How do we get wiped out? You know what had happened to the story. It's not based on it, but it whites. Again, this guy that quit one of the big companies and he said, I have to quit. Was he anthropic? Yeah. And he said, because I'm seeing what they're doing and that there are no rules or boundaries or safeguards because they're racing each other and it is completely unsafe. And then whenever you would ask any sort of AI or even I think Elon Musk has said, there's like a 10 and 20% chance that AI wipes out the human race in the next decade. I can read you this. It's easier for me to do that. An anthropic staffer has quit an issue to chilling morning over the rapid progress of AI, which he fears could kill humanity as soon as 2030. Jackson or excuse me, Jacob Coxen, a researcher for OpenAI and anthropic.

20:23Talks about that they're not acting responsibly and I can read you his, but he says super intelligence is at the point at which an artificial system becomes more powerful than any individual company or nation. The former researcher of three years continued to plead with the public, do not underestimate the power. These will be superhuman systems that can hack anything, revolutionize any field overnight and acquire real power and resources. We have all witnessed a progress in each of these domains and progress is not slowing he wrote. Okay, but and it may take over, but how does it like get rid of us? Because we're still going to be around, right? What do we use civilization as we like to like make food, like get food. Yeah, machines, but I mean, what do we just have to go back or is it start over with we got to plan our own food? Sure, and a lot of people are going to die. Got it because we don't know how to do that. And that would be how they wipe us out. That's crazy. So we got to start figuring out how to plant. You need to get a till. Yeah, all that stuff.

21:24Yeah, 10% is pretty high. It doesn't feel like it is, but 10% in order for like the population to be wiped out. I'm going to pick a number one through 10. It's not who knows what it's going to be. Oh, God. And let's say if you pick the number, the civilization is wiped out, but I'm not going to have you do it after you hear somebody else's because that would lower the odds. So write it down. God. What's wrong with Fox? It's just a game, dude. I know. What if you're right, though? And we all went down. Exactly. Like I control it. I saw people protesting the data centers. Yeah. Like they had a bunch of big, huge signs in American flags. Yeah. What do you got? I already got the numbers. Got it. Amy. Four. Watch box. Nine. We're dead. God. We killed us. Eddie. I had three. We're dead. Cool. Dude, you always go four. So I went away from four. He's not going to go four. I picked four because he always goes four and he doesn't want us to die. You wanted to stick. You wanted to kill us? No. I didn't think he was going to pick four.

22:25Oh, God. I mean, I went the exact opposite of where he was. You should. Dead. Stupid. And that's 10%. That's 10%. We're all dead right now. Thanks a lot. Jesus. Well, so I mean, guys, look at it this way. I came from like I'm going to discuss this tomorrow. He's giving you crazy things. He whatever he wants. AUDIO Thank you. Alright, you gave me back the big Apстonines for making my appearance, getting some beautiful names. Bang. 겁. W67, it's a nice. I have one there. and cost that I was wearing. And I just like to say that video was funny and screw you guys. Video was funny. Yeah, screw who? Everybody. Everybody has a problem with me. If you don't have, not everybody. No, no, no, no. If you don't have a problem with me, thank you, you're one of us. We love you. You have probably screw off. I don't give a crap. You know, what do you want from me?

23:26Man, you know what though? When I was in New York, I walked down fifth avenue where all of the shops are. I could finally at what age 47 understand how people can spend a lot of money buying clothes. Some of those clothes that they had on those windows, like that looks awesome. I've never, ever looked at clothes and being like, that's really cool. I would spend money for that. But that whole street, I guess that's fashion capital of the world. Is that right? Paris or Milan? Oh, okay. I think Milan is, they're all that. Because they were all those stores that people talk about. Louis Vuitton, whatever. And I, for the first time, looked at those windows and said, wow, that's a cool suit. Paris is widely regarded as the true fashion capital of the world due to its historical dominance. Paris, New York and Milan with the three. Oh, there's four. The four big capitals are Paris, New York, Milan, and can you name the fourth? Paris, New York, Milan, and... It's heavy Italy somewhere in Italy.

24:27Where they have a fashion show. Paris, Milan. I think it's a Paris. No, no, no, you already have three. Paris is one of them. Yeah, I'm trying to think of the, where they have that fashion show. Oh, London. Hey, Eddie, guess what? I got it. You're in. Nice. London town. Man, and lunchbox too, and everybody on that street, all the girls, they look like models, dude. Like everybody walking on that street just looks... I didn't want to say it and ruin it, but Milan is in Italy. Because when you said something's in Italy, Milan's in Italy. No, no, I know, but I was thinking another city in Italy. Oh, Rome? Right. Sicily. Are you just saying? Yes. OK. Everybody good? Good. Yep. All right. Take a deep breath. And what? I was thinking to do right. You told me to take a deep breath. Oh, I know. Yeah, we're doing it. I know I said that a lot. I'm checking out your fit. Check video. Yeah, and I definitely didn't plan that. I wear that type of clothes every day. And so...

25:27What was the t-shirt, man? Because the t-shirt that label was... It was just old. It was so worn out. It was like a Haines Old White t-shirt. That was funny. People were like, don't lie about your t-shirt. It's way more expensive. You have... Most people have your back. They're like, you've deserved wherever you want. You learned it. Oh, you didn't see those? I never see those. Well, they're... I don't want to... One that's screaming at me are the ones that are like, you're a freaking loser. I hate you. You're ugly. You're stupid. Yeah. So it's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Beones, if you want to see that. I'm gonna ask for the Breaking News, talent array in about three seconds. This is not Breaking News, except it would have been, if I remember to tell you about it whenever it happened. Oh, okay. Okay, so it's late, Breaking News. It's late, and I forgot. Breaking News. I saw Amy's ex at the airport. Oh! My ex, like, hugged my boyfriend. Jeremy Piven, good question. Oh, that's one. That's not... He's not my ex, so where did you talk to him? Somebody's curious. No, no.

26:29So Amy was... He was doing like a quick interview with Jeremy Piven, who played Ari on entourage, and he's done some other stuff. He was on Scienceeld back in the day. Yeah. And he was all up in Amy's cereal, like, let's go out. And Amy's like, oh, well. It wasn't. You're DMs. Yeah. And he's trying to eat those Cheerios. And so I saw him at the Los Angeles airport when I went out to fill in for Rich Eisen. He was at the baggage claim. And I was at the baggage claim walking by it. And I was like, that's Jeremy Piven. And I really thought about saying something, but I didn't. I just was supposed to tell you. He looked good. Yeah, he's cute. He doesn't look like he's in his 60s. Oh, yeah, he's 60. Yeah. I had to Google that. Is there any action on that? I think the action is that Amy... The last course... The correspondence, he said to me, it was, have a brilliant summer. So, breaking news! Wow! Breaking news, that's the Amy's ex! That's pretty cool. Do you regret not going out with them once? I don't think... I don't know.

27:29Who knows? The way I look at it is he could be de-gaming... Could be. 20 girls. Could be. Or more. But you don't know that. You don't know that. So... So... So... It was nice to interview him real quick and then have a little back and forth, but then I got scared and just ghosted. Some of the CMAs have been announced so far. Now, there are two big country musical warts shows. The CMAs and the ACMs, they happen to different parts of the year. But the CMAs come up in November, and I'm gonna give you a few here. Album of the Year, Zag Top, Casey Musgraves, Ella Langley, Parker McCullum, and Luke Combs, all up for album of the year. Congratulations on your albums. And I don't listen to albums because I don't have that much time. But that's cool, and I like them all. I like all those people, and I like their music. Single of the year. Now we're talking, because I do listen to songs. Yeah, that one song. I got to spare three minutes sometimes to get that in. Song of the Year, Laney Wilson, somewhere over Laredo, Cody Johnson the Fall, Taylor Swift, I knew it, I knew you.

28:33Ella Langley, Choosing Texas, Ella Langley, Be Her. Now, everybody, I guess the three others of you, you did a good job, but Ella had cheated. She dominated. She's the biggest song in the history of song. Yeah, it's gonna be Choosing Texas. Good job, everybody. Else, good job. You got nominated. You did, it's cool. It's an honor to be nominated, but you ran up against a monster this year. So that's what we have so far. We have album of the year and single of the year. They are announcing no, as we go. Oh, song of the year. Okay, so the difference here is, single of the year goes to the artist, the producer, and the mix engineer. So it's the person who sings it, and then all the technical people. That's single of the year. Now, song of the year is like a songwriters. Oh, so the writers get this one? Yeah. And the nominees are, be her, Ella Langley. Beautiful things. Vincent Boone. No, this is a great song though.

29:36Beautiful, what's beautiful things? Who sings that one? There's so many songs. I'll probably know the songs. Let me sing it beautiful. Choosing Texas Ella Langley, dry spell, Casey Musgraves, and Gary Steven Wilson Jr. So congratulations. Those are all single. Megan Moroni. I know that song. Are those all single writers? Because Vincent Boone came out with her and sang their versions of that together. That's right, the concert. What? Did they all just write that song like those songs by themselves? No, okay. But it's a songwriter that would just mean, if three wrote it, those three plus, yeah. We'll do more, we'll do more. But they should just call this the 60th annual Choosing Texas CMAs. With Laney Wilson hosting in Ella Langley receiving every award. She can't win band, you know. I don't know, man. She might. I don't know. We'll see what happens. That was. Okay, best new artist, the CMAs are being announced. Avery Anna, who she's a total BA.

30:40I couldn't be a bigger fan. She does, well she does like a comedy thing where she plays like another version of herself, but she also did the song. The rock song that we played. I'll play it for you coming up. It's awesome. It's good. Yeah. Carter Faith. Love her. She's the best too. Like she'll punch in the face, but she's amazing. She came out of the road and opened for me first in shows too, so I got to know her. She's amazing. Oh, no, Matthias. She is. Oh yeah, she covered that Aussie. Can we find that, Ray? Because I think we'll play that coming up. I do remember that. I think they put out a studio version of that. Emily Ann Roberts, Tucker Wetmore and Steven Wilson Jr. are your new artist nominees for the CMAs. So we'll do more of that. We have a guy on named David who wants to talk about Eddie's low tread. Not low, not low T. Not low T. You still have that too. You have low tread on the tire and low T. David Jaron.

31:40Hey David, David Jaron, what's up buddy? Yeah, so I have a situation with the tires. I know quite a bit about them. My daughter recently went to a national tire place and she was told she needed four new tires. The next day we have lifetime of funding alignment or a wheel alignment. Went to that place, another national tire distributor. And all four tires check out just fine. So it's not really a scam. It's high pressure sales tactics. The solution is to always sell you new tires. Yeah. The legal limit is generally two 30 seconds of an inch tread in most states. Maybe three 30 seconds in other states but just have them give you a measurement. Yeah, I don't know what any of that means but my thing was, I was shocked when he said I can't fix your tire. It would be legal for me to even try to fix your tire. And then if I remember correctly, he said he'd have to sit as a rest of you. If you go to the house. Yes. Put you in the tire slamer. Weird. David, that's good to know. So what is your advice to our listeners

32:41that if they go to get a tire fixed and someone says, no, I don't know if I can let this go, it's legal. Yeah, what's the what's the credit depth? They have the number. That's how they determined it was illegal. And two 30 seconds of an inch is is generally the limit. And I would understand that if that was the case. And all of you have a phone, you can Google this and the credit depth. If you pick a penny in your tread and you can see the top of Lincoln's head, your tread is too small. Okay, let me think about this. If you take a penny and you put in your tread and you can see Lincoln's head, that means it would... Yeah, your tread's too small. Yeah, it's illegal. I thought if you could see his head like, does it enough tread to lift him up? No, no. Because it's short enough where you can see his head and it would be too deep. It would be a deep lock him. Yeah, if it's deep, you wouldn't see his head. Oh god, it got it, got it, got it. All right, David, I appreciate that. Thank you so much. Sure thing, enjoy your morning. All right, what I like about David, he didn't mean to do it. But he's like, you guys got a phone. You can do it. You can look it up. We're all like, yes sir, yes sir, David.

33:42Well, I just got a text from my tire guy. Here we go. Jimmy Moody, he said, you need to set these guys straight. Straight him up. Come on, set us straight. Straight him up. Yeah, I just replied, how do I set them straight? And I'm getting bubbles. So. All right, you guys, if you want to hop in, 877-77-Bobby, that's our number back in a second. Hello, everyone. Hey, everyone, it's the Jonas Brothers with the Hey Jonas podcast. We've been catching up with some great friends, Paul Rod, Michael Wubley, Seth Meyers, Nile Horan, Jake Shane, and making some new friends while getting into what's really like to have sisters, like Alex Nassian Earl. She likes to control everyone and tell everyone to do it. OK, well control is a harsh word. I would say that's a harsh word. I am more outspoken, growing up a lot of the times because she was so quiet. I would speak for like the both of us. Now I'm working on like, thinking a moment, really, not thinking before I speak. And Joey King. You know if your mom is yelling at your sibling, and even if you're annoyed with your sibling, you just won't let that slide.

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39:54to not hear the name Morgan Wallen. The guy just seems to knock it out of the ballpark and everything that he does. Somebody writes and what he sings. And he just felt like his name should have been thrown out there. Yeah, and not just thrown out there. He's the biggest artist in country music period. And I don't think there is a debate. I think there's a tear of the top. It's Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, and Zach Bryan. And they all are champions and successful in different ways. And Zach Bryan stuff doesn't really get on Contemporary Radio a whole bunch, but he sells shows as big as anybody. I think he has the world record for the biggest show ever. Maybe is it Michigan? Maybe is it Ohio State? One of those big 10 schools that always be there by and football. So that's that top tier. But Morgan Wallen right now is number one. So what has happened is I think Morgan got mad at the system. And listen, has somebody who doesn't get along with the system myself?

40:56Sometimes you get mad at the system and you go, I don't want to be a part of this. You go, they don't want me? I don't want them. And my belief is that's a bit of what's happened. He's like, you guys don't want me there, screw it. I don't want to be there. Like he doesn't go, right? I haven't seen him there. I don't know. I haven't seen him there that I can remember. Right? But this is not 10 people voting on this by the way. This is, I'm just going to say a number and guess, probably a thousand. And a bunch of people go up and you vote on, there's like 15 and you vote on four or five and those four or five you end up being the final nominee. So it's not a board of 10 people that do this. It's like a thousand people or so. My personal belief is the system had beef with him. He said, I don't need the system. So now I have beef with you, screw off. And so the system's like, okay, let's just come to the agreement that we just don't,

41:57we don't, you know, have with each other. Leave each other alone. Yeah. Oh, wow. It says, because I have entertained with the year and he's not up for it. Wow. It's crazy. Which by the way, he should be. Yes. He's the biggest artist in country music. And he has been for the past four or five years. Or three at least, Amy. Oh, just looking at CMA membership. And it says 7,000. Yeah, I don't know how many vote, but yeah. Oh, yeah, true. Because some people, yeah, they tell us if you don't vote, we're going to kill you. Yeah, I definitely voted this year because I didn't have a lot. Yeah, there's a murder here. And I thought maybe that person didn't vote. For the same. That was connected. I thought maybe they didn't vote for the CMA. So it's a joke. I know. Somebody did get murdered. Too soon. Is it? He did show up in 2023. Okay. So three years ago, he skipped the ceremony since then 24 and 25. He did win, entertainer of the year in 2024, but he was absent even when he won it. So when the system said, here's an olive branch. He was still like, ah, middle finger. Yeah. So that's what's up, David. I completely understand.

42:57And I agree. The award should go to him right now, because he is bigger than anything else that exists in the format. So that's my answer. Nobody is screwing anybody over. Both people just don't get along and they've agreed not to really mess with each other. It's why I'm not nominated for Best New Male Artist. Correct. You guys had beef. I have beef. And so that's what's up. Okay. And the year you won, you weren't there. Ah, sick though to be honest. I was sick. And that's lunchbox hoodie here. When he showed up and everybody's in a tuxedo and he shows up in a hoodie. The one year I wasn't there, because I was sick. I thought I had COVID. I did and I was vomiting. So that's not COVID symptom, right? Because COVID's all throat and chest. I mean, it could be anything. You can have chills, fever. Well, make your vomit. I didn't go. And that's the, I like it. The picture on lunchbox is wearing a hoodie. Nice hoodie though. That they, that they, if I would have been there. I would have done like the television shows in the 90s when someone shows up to a nice restaurant where it's jackets only and they go get you a jacket

43:58from the corner. And say, so you have to wear this. I'll put this on. Yeah. Yeah. You need to put this on instead of the hoodie. But it was a classy hoodie. It was not really. It was a classy hoodie. It looked like a chick-flake cow hoodie. Or like something kids would color. Yeah. No, dude. Because it's black and white. No, that thing was from Nordstrom. I went to the real dude. I didn't go to the rack. Oh, we're not saying it wasn't nice. Thank you. We're saying it look a little goofy. Oh, yeah. I mean, I didn't think so. But if you're wearing it just on a Tuesday, it looks awesome. And I mean, no one really told me what to wear either. Yes, yes, it did. In the email, it said the email that they sent the invitation when we won the award. It said black tie. Or no, it said, what's this? Cocktail. Cocktail. Cocktail. Yeah. David, that's my answer on Morgan Wallen. Well, thank you, Bobby. Keep up the great work. Love listening to you folks. Thank you, sir. Hope you have an awesome day. See you, pal. All right, you two. OK, let's roll through these other ones real quick.

44:59Vocal duo of the year, Brooks and Dunn, brothers Osborne Dan and Shay, Muscatine, Bloodline, and Thelma and James. Let's see. We got Vocal Group of the Year, a lady A, a little big town, Midland, Old Dominion, the right Clay Strays. So a lot of these are the same. Same of Mel Vocalist, Combs, Cody Johnson, Stapleton, Zach Topp, Steven Wilson Jr. That's cool Steven Wilson Jr. is in that mix. I think he's kind of new to that. Female Vocalist of the Year, Miranda Ella, Megan Moroni, Casey Musgraves, Lany Wilson. And the big one is, entertainer of the year. Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Ella Langley, Chris Stapleton, and Lany Wilson. OK. So congratulations to everybody, and I hope everybody wins. And you guys make sure you vote for everyone. Yeah, we have to vote on this one too. Yes. So when I did new artist, because I love this category, the nominees were Avery Anna, Carter Faith, Emily Ann Roberts, Tucker Wet, Moran Steven Wilson Jr. And Avery Anna is a total BA, as I said, she's awesome. But she's like, I'm going to exaggerate. Two-foot tall, blonde,

45:59but then she also pulls out an electric guitar and goes hard. But Alan, Alan, Russaville Arkansas, Alan, what's up? Not much. How are y'all doing? Doing pretty good. What do you want to say? Well, I want to explain a little bit on the, on the tire shop side of it. I work at a dealership and we have those questions and these situations come up almost daily. Most of the time, it's a judgment call on the technician, whether he would send his family out on that tire, in that car, doing 80 miles an hour down the interstate. I think the industry just adopted guidelines. There's not real hard, fast rules and laws on the tread depths or the, and it can be state by state. For the most part, it depends on where the damage is in the tire and will that tire last and be, you know, safe for the driver.

47:03You heard Eddie's story, though. Do you think they were just trying to sell him tires? Well, we're considered the experts. So it boils down to liability issues and a lot of times the insurance companies have a little bit more safe, so on what the dealerships and the tire shops do. But they set guidelines and it's really for the customer safety. Because if they would have just repaired his tire and sent him out on the road, he hydroplained and had a wreck and caused a five-car pile up, it could have come back to the tire shop and they said, well, you were the expert. Why did you send him out with a three-millimeter tread? You know, just guidelines that each business is set for themselves, generally, is what they're looking at. But it's hard to tell a customer, hey, you, you know,

48:04you have to buy a $300 tire. Do you have a tire shop you say? You have one? I need to go to the dealership. I work at a dealership. Oh, god, yeah, okay. I work at a, yeah. You say $300 tire, but most of them say, hey, you change one, you got to change all four. That's what the industry recommends. Well, I've had a situation where people had, you know, 3,000 miles on a brand new set of tires and they get a hole in the sidewalk and we can't, you know, can't repair it. So, you know, they're throwing away a $300 tire and buying a new one. But they don't have to buy three others. Right. I get that. Yeah. No, true. Yeah, yeah. At that point, they don't have to. Alan, I really appreciate the call on the perspective. Thank you so much. You bet. Thank you. You're all great to. You too. See you later. I want to go one more. Erica is on in Massachusetts. Hey, Erica. Hi. You're on. Oh, okay. So, I feel like I'm a mixed whether he was stand or not.

49:07Because if you go to a tire, like a tire chain, they're going to try to get you to buy a tire no matter what. But I feel like it depends on what state you live in because if you live in a state where you have to get inspections or the state has laws about the tread on your tire, then obviously they will tell you when you have to get a new tire. My husband, they use a penny and they show the customer just like your other caller said. But they also at all the inspection stations have the state has cameras in there where they can go check randomly whether they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. So, I feel like the second place he went to may have not cared. But I don't know where the what state this was in. So, well, the penny thing is funny because not because it's not real.

50:10They don't use it and it's not effective. But they're like, hey, look at this because there are a lot of times where I got to all change and they bring in some dark black piece of thing that's supposedly from my car and I can guarantee that wasn't in my car. And they're like, you need a new roadmaker. Yeah, look at yours now. Your roadmaker's almost, I'm like, there's no chance that came from my car. But okay, Eric, I really appreciate the call. Thank you so much. You're welcome. Bye. Okay, so we can kill the tire talk, but I think you need, I think you will need new tires eventually. Eventually. Yeah, I think so. I'm just not there right now. You won't be there later either, but you're going to have to do it. You're never going to be the tires refrigerators. There's a whole list of things you're never going to be there. It just stinks. You have to get them. I was told not too long ago I needed new front brakes and I try to put it off. No, no, no, that's something you do get fit. Oh my God. No, no, no. No, no, no, no. She's just not there yet. No, you know what, fair enough. No, it's actually the time has come, but it got critical.

51:11What do I know? Nothing. But that feels a little different than one tire. Thank you all for the call. That was so cool. Did Apple introduce the folding phone? Did they? Either I missed it or it's today or something, but the whole story was Apple is expected to introduce its first foldable iPhone. And this is in response to... Oh, here we go, here we go, here we go. Mike, what do you got? Yeah, yesterday. Was yesterday? Yeah. And was it an iPhone? What? I saw the store Apple's first foldable iPhone. Huh. That other phone, the Spider-Man phone? Yeah, that's legit. It made me want to leave Apple. I know. And that's probably why Apple's like, no, we need to come out with one quick. Which makes me think the first one's going to be better. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, man, the first ever foldable smartphone, but that's not true, because because the other one is, would be the first. Why'd they remember to be named the iPhone, dude? Huh. I need to see more of this. Is saying thing about prices or to show it, Mike?

52:13No. Of course. Over 2000. Feels like Elizabeth Holmes, like, just trust us. Trust us. We'll have a machine. We'll have a ready and time. Okay. Let's go, voicemail. Give me four, eh? We all know that Lunchbox loves game shows. But I think it would be awesome if you guys did a Wheel of Fortune on the show. I think it would be hilarious. A Bobby Wheel of Fortune. Oh, that would work. Yeah. How'd you do that? You didn't have a board with them. The letters would have to see the board to be able to guess along with them. We've done worse, though. Not to mention a big old wheel. We've done worse segments. Yeah, we don't have to get a wheel. That would be a tough one. And we need to have a wheel when we do wheel. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Let's go. Number five. I just have a quick question. I'll let you guys and I'll love the show. Question. Why doesn't Bobby ever sing in the blonde karaoke? I'd love to hear him sing. Enjoy the show. I'll let you guys.

53:14I definitely could and I will, but most of the time, I would love to play every game we ever play. But I've also got to manage the show and run the show. Sure. And also, I am a judge. I would love to do that someday. Maybe I will. But that's why. That's interesting. It's not that I don't want to because I think it'd be so fun. But yeah, a lot of times I just have to make sure that we're in and out of times at the right time. Have you ever watched one of our performances and been like, oh my gosh, I would have dominated that. No, no, no, because I don't think I can sing. I can sing just well enough to be funny. I like to do joke songs and it not be distracting from the jokes. But no, it's just such a fun segment. So I get jealous. I love doing it. Yeah, Blanky are Yoke's the best. And we weren't able to put it on podcast and we still aren't really. So we stopped doing it. But then now, you know, we're so dedicated to YouTube, we did another one like, who knows, we could do one this week or next week or something. Okay. We're trying to figure out how to peel the music back because that's where it gets illegal for us.

54:14Does our singing count as the music? No, you can do that. Oh, but Scuba has been working on trying to make sure we can separate it. Because I wouldn't even mind doing it and having you guys acapella. We'll pull it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just put the podcast we pull it off. Like we could hear it in our ears but you guys can't hear it. Yeah, that'd be interesting. No, no, no. The radio and YouTube would have the music behind it. Oh, God, I got it. So you'd do it as normal, but for this, it would have to be because we don't want to go to podcast, too. If you removed. But yes, that is great. Thank you. Let's do number seven, please, Ray. Hey, just want to call and clarify something for you guys because I've heard a lot of stories about people picking up things like money or or lost objects that they find and you guys debating that. Just so you know, I'm law enforcement officer and where I am a cop, we have a statute for theft of lost or misled property. So findings for example, $30 in Walmart and not turning that into law enforcement. It's actually crime. Just thought you might want to know what that is the stupidest law ever.

55:17Yes, tough. That is so dumb. And this comes from that story of the guy finding the money in Walmart. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And still, he just picked, he found on the ground and put his pocket and they put him on the internet going thief, ashamed him, arrest him. And the place when arrested him, I would imagine it's got to be like a certain amount, right? Like if it's under 30 bucks, he said, yeah, he said $20. That's crazy. I think it's a 30 here. Oh, whatever. That's ridiculous. Yeah, let's go out on the road. Hey, let's start doing some like to catch predator. We'll put $30 down and see people putting their pocket. Oh, bring out the camera. You're under arrest, man. I think the rule should be 101. There we go. And not just 100. If somebody drops a hundred dollar bill on the ground, but if it's more than that, 101. Okay. I can subscribe to that. I like that too because the last one I found was a hundred dollar bill. And that's just something, but if someone dropped more, because that would not be covering the $100 and the $1 bill most of the time, maybe if somebody found a stack of $5,000, but anything over $100 would be more than one bill. So I'd go at 101.

56:18You're right. Even like $200 feels like, this isn't right. Like it looked around. Yeah. This is weird. If you found $30, $25, you'd be like, whatever, it's fine. Finders keepers. Even I agree with that. I number eight, Ray. Munchbox took his kids to see where the St. Louis Cardinals played. Just like his dad took him to see the circus getting unloaded off. In the parking lot. I can't breathe. Do you want to tell that to old story? You do not make this up. That is such a good point. I keep them dying. I didn't mean to talk over that, but yeah, she was laughing. You want to tell the old story? When I was a kid in Austin, my dad would take me to the Frank Irwin Center for the circus, because the circus was in town. And we would go and we would pet the animals in the parking lot like the elephants. And then we'd go home. I thought that was the circus. Because he told us we're going to the circus.

57:20And they would be walking the elephants in the parking lot before the circus. And back in the day, you could just go up and pet them and we did. And I was like, man, I went to the circus. And then what do you did that was your kids in St. Louis? And then in St. Louis, my wife said, oh, let's go to St. Louis. We can go watch a Cardinals game. Have a few days explore the city. Only problems. The Cardinals weren't there. So we walked around the outside of the ballpark and we're like, hey, that's where the Cardinals play. But it was so it wasn't on purpose. I get one of the same as my dad. But man, that's kind of funny that you tied those two together. Gosh, the circus. I didn't know Charles the older that what the circus was. That's the entire Disney world. Right. Oh gosh, now my kids. Oh my god. Next time we go on vacation, we go to Disney. How do they know about Disney? Oh, there's a guy named Scuba. What about Scuba? We hung out with his kids. And Scuba was like, oh, you guys are going to go to Disney anytime? We kept bringing up Disney and bringing in Disney things. And he had Disney cups. And so now my kids like,

58:21well, we went to say, look, now next time can we go to Disney? Can I? No. Guys. Too much money. Guys, really? It's too much money. No, because we didn't get to go. Don't know. It's too much money. Okay. Ray, number nine, please. I was at a gas station. Within a long line, there was probably a total of like seven, eight people in line. Well, I was moving up and I felt something under my foot. It was a $20 bill. So I picked it up as the person in front of me. If it was theirs, I spurt behind me if it was there. And I said, another person in front of me if it was theirs. And all of them said no. So I was like, okay, it's mine. Well, I'm getting up to the checkout line. Bought the pay for what I got with my $20 that I found. And all of a sudden, I see this man coming in. And he is like looking and looking and looking. And so I did get it back to him. But I want to know if lunch box would have kept it or if he would have given it back too long. Man, that's a tough one. I think you keep it because how can you prove that's his? He's looking for it.

59:22Yeah, no one. She said he came back in looking for it. Right, right. But, and he knew exactly how much it was. My whole thing is he probably heard her asking people like, you can't do it probably though. You're making that up in the story. It sounds like he was outside, came back and said, gosh, there must be something here somewhere in my... Huh, then I guess maybe he gave it to him. You would? I probably not, but I'm just saying, I guess she probably, you know, thought felt bad. But I'm like, man, that just seems like maybe someone went out because she asked the person in front of her, hey, is this your 20? Why don't you want though if they happen to you for that to happen to you in the positive way? Yeah, that's it. That's all. Yeah, I see what you're saying. I mean, it's just hard when you find money, it's hard to give it back. What? I know it's not. Hey, that's the quote. Put that up. What is it? When you find money, it's hard to give it back. Yeah. Do that on our Bobby Von Show Instagram. Just a picture of lunchboxes, the quote, if you find money, it's hard to give it back.

1:00:24Is that not accurate? No. Not in all circumstances. Really? Really? Eddie, if you find money, if you find $500 and then someone's like, oh, that's my 500, is that hard to give back? Again, $500, I'd have to give it back. Yeah, that's not hard. It's hard to give it back. Well, it hurts a little bit, but I mean... That's my quote was accurate. That's not hard. You know what we should do. It hurts. The right thing is to give it back. Yeah. Ray, number six, please. Welcome back, studio. This is Liz listener from Nashville, and I have to, unfortunately, spill the tea on Eddie. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I have no idea how to drive this. Cut this. Cut this. I've ordered it a whole week ahead of time. He told me the directions, and I'm at the studio downstairs waiting for my salsa. And Eddie just totally goes to me. I thought you guys should talk about on the show. Bye. This is terrible. Why would you play this? This is bad for business. And I've already made it right. What the heck happened? Wow. So this was during our vacation, and when I got back, I told you, I got COVID.

1:01:26And so I canceled all orders. I went in my DMs. I found everyone. I thought I found everyone that had ordered for Friday. And I said, dude, we're not going to be able to meet. Sorry. Here's your money back. Well, whatever. And I missed hers. And I didn't think any reason to go back into my DMs until Saturday. And on Saturday, I look at my DMs. And what do I see? Eddie, I'm here. I'm downstairs. Oh my God. Where are you? I'm going to have to leave. And I felt so, so, so bad. Oh, that's it. I'm telling you, my heart sank. Yes. And that sucks. You were sick. I was sick. That's the only, because you really were, and you did have COVID. That's the only reason that I don't think you get a bad Yelp review. And I will show you the other DMs that were, I told them, I wouldn't be able to make it. Bad look. That's still sucks, but hopefully you made it up to her. So, I gave her a full refund, of course. We're going to reschedule another time. And I gave her gas money. No, no, you should give her a free jar. Of course, they're going to be free.

1:02:26Okay. Well, not all. But you can give her a free jar and she can buy one. Yeah, yeah, but I already gave her gas money too. Because I mean, she had to drive from somewhere to come downtown, middle of traffic, and do all that. I felt terrible. You know what the screams? You need better organization. That's true. You need to have a spreadsheet with who's getting it on one day. This guy. This guy. I mean, who doesn't have a calendar? It's why I festive manage everything. I think what he means to say is, you need a wife to manage it for you. I mean, I'm just saying, you should do something where you write everybody's name down or something or write it in a piece of paper. I do. I do. I have it. And I just, I missed her name. It's the first time that that is happening. You don't, because you said you went through your DMs. Exactly. No, I have a list. I just didn't look at the list. Oh, well, that's a problem. So, if you had a spreadsheet, you maybe not have looked at the spreadsheet. I felt so bad. And I was, I was worried she was going to call into and gosh, just bad. She did. You're officially an influencer though. Congratulations on that. Thank you. Thank you. I am. I got a DM from Instagram saying, they want to have a one-on-one meeting with one of their consultants.

1:03:27They said, hello, influencer. We would love to have a meeting about how you can better your influencing on our social media platform. Are you going to do it? I don't know. Like, what are we going to talk about? I think they just teach you basics on what works, what doesn't. Why would you not do it? I don't know. I think it's going to be weird to be on one-on-one meeting and be like, all right, so what's your last post when I went to New York with my son? Yeah, but you don't know. You're doing a lot of expecting. Yeah. And that could actually be beneficial to you. And if it gets weird, if you like screen enter and all of a sudden it's somebody's bow, we just hit X and get out of there. Good points. Well, it was from Meta. I think it was legit. It was legit because they do that. But I'm saying if you feel uncomfortable, you can always leave. Have you done one? No. He doesn't need tutorial. I watch a lot of the videos, though. Yeah. Especially for YouTube. Like, I'm learning length, time, lighting, everything about promotion, wind, how

1:04:28stories versus long. Yes, if I've never done the person one. But I think you should do it. I think for anything for the bit. It sounds cool. And then also too, I got offered $3,000 to start doing reels. Is that real? Wait, you got offered $3,000 upfront. They set up to $3,000. Up to $3,000. Go ahead. Oh, that's the keyword up to. Go ahead. If I connect my Facebook account with my Instagram account and start doing reels. So if you do reels, I'll probably pay you as you do them. Yeah. I don't know why you wouldn't do that. But it doesn't mean they're paying you three grand just to do it. The only reason I wouldn't do it in which I'm not saying I'm not going to do it. But is I've never really posted on my Facebook account. And it's all friends and family. So get this. So I have a Facebook account that's not like my private one because I never use it. But there would be people go, Hey, what's your show fit? What's your Bobby Bones Facebook? Not at the Bobbones show, but like my own, like my Mr. Bobby Bones Instagram. Yeah. And so I didn't have one. And so Morgan had set up a thing. Morgan number one had set it up. Or anything I posted on an Instagram

1:05:28went right through to Facebook and went post. I didn't even know what existed. And it followed nobody. And I wouldn't look at it. Like two weeks ago, I'd have like 115,000 followers. No way. Yeah. And I was like, how do I get into this? And so I logged in and it's like, you're trying to hack it. And so I messaged Morgan. I'm like, this thing's the thing I'm hacking it. And so I had to do a video on my face and turning my head to the left and to the right. A little face down. And they had to, and that takes picture my driver's license and send it to them. And they were like, okay, well, this is you. So now I have access to it. And I'm on it. And it's cool. Okay. So you're not posting on Facebook really. You're just. I am now though. And this is different than your personal Bobby Bones account that you had for years. I know I still have that, but I never use it. I like it doesn't even exist. I would just check to what my sister was doing sometimes. Right. But this one is my. I don't even know how to get there. But it has 115,000 followers. I haven't done a day thing on it. But I've started to post on a little bit now. Okay. Now you're talking. So then I'm going to. But I don't even know what to say. Like how do you get to this Facebook? Search Bobby Bones.

1:06:28It has a blue check. It's Bobby Bones with a blue check mark. Okay. What's the picture? That it was the one they used. It's me and like a suit jacket. Okay. I've seen that. Yeah. No, apparently 150,000 people have. Damn, dude. Okay. But thanks to Morgan for setting that up. Maybe I'll just call Morgan. She can send me up. Well, that worked. Yeah. I mean, she's sure. Should I do it? Oh, the kindness of her heart. She probably would. You're right. Okay. That's it. Thank you, everybody. We hope you have an awesome day. And we will see you tomorrow. I hope tomorrow is awesome. But I'll tell you that tomorrow. That's all. All right. See you everybody. Is there an epidemic against literature? More specifically, Black literature. I'm Jack Weiss-Peace Thomas. And on this season of the Black Lits podcast, we're outside asking why? They don't want to hold a bunch of little elevators. Malcolm X is in Martin Luther King's on the line. And when you look at a lot of different cultures, feel like we need to know where you came from. And considering this is Black Reading Month, the only real question is, what are you reading next? Listen to Black Lit from the Black Effect Podcast Network.

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