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Welcome to Thursday's show, Morning Studio.Morning!Okay, so yesterday's show, Amy was telling us what she saw in our parking garage, but it's a garage that wraps around and it's got many, many floors.And for us, this has been new.
It's a very tight garage.I'm like hitting curbs, and Eddie's like running over people, and it's been difficult for us.But Amy, quickly, what did you see in the garage that made you nervous?
Well, I went to the parking garage yesterday after the show, and I saw shattered glass all over the parking garage.Okay.Are you happy?No, I'm not happy.Why are you happy?I'm not happy.I just sent a picture of me, so you can see it.
It's in multiple parking spots.
I'm just going to say it.
You threw your hands in the air like you just didn't care.No, I hate that this happened to somebody, but also, My intuition was right.
Yes, but you didn't say anything.Amy, you could have prevented a crime from happening when you see these two suspicious individuals.You have to report it.You don't wait and just say, hey, man, at least you're not going to get my car.
I'm going to be behind the gate because someone, multiple people had their car broken into.There are shattered glass.
I think that they were exiting.Let's finish what he's saying here.
So I was just walking in one parking spot, shattered glass, walk another one, shattered glass.I'm like, that's window glass.That is window glass that has been shattered out of a car, multiple cars, obviously.
And- Did it look like they could have been shattered with something like a screwdriver?Yeah, it looked like screwdriver shattered glass, exactly.And I said, Amy had a chance to be a hero and she ended up being a zero.
Okay well I didn't really know if that's what they were doing and what is there a 1-800 number who do we call?
Oh I'm not gonna call 9-1-1.For some people breaking in?I didn't see them breaking in.I had a theory that they looked suspicious and maybe they were up to no good but I had no proof I don't think you can call 9-1-1 on that.
You can call 9-1-1 on suspicious individuals like walking through somewhere.I mean, it happens.
Okay.Do you think, honest question, do you think that Amy not calling when she saw this, when Amy didn't do see something, say something, and she only brought it here on the show, do you think that caused cars to get broken into?Okay.
What if they had already broken into it by the time I saw them?
Then they could have got caught. But I think they would have broken in and got out of there.They wouldn't have been hanging around.They were on the prowl, looking for the right target.
Also, have you seen Lunchbox's picture of this glass that's broken?I'm looking at it.
I like your pictures, yeah.Does it look like glass broken?
It looks like little animal droppings.
No, Amy, that's glass.That's what happens when you hit a car window, like with a screwdriver, especially.I hit those little pieces.It doesn't come out in one big chunk.
Was it a Phillips?You think it's Phillips head?It looks to me like Phillips heads.Yeah, for sure.
There was another tool that was next to it in the back pocket that I couldn't identify.
No, that I would call somebody on.
So, we can't fix this, but what do we learn from this?
Keep your eyes open.No, no, there's already a saw.See something, say something.
See something, say something.
You could even let somebody know you're in the building.But technically, did she by saying it to us on the show?On the show, we were like, Amy, you're crazy.They're probably screwing together a train set.No, we're idiots.
But technically, she saw something, then said something about it.
But she said something for entertainment.
I said something out of concern and fear for but then you put that on us to Go and say something to somebody and then we turn the microphones off already worried about what we're doing next.
That's true I just thought well, what if the percentage of me is wrong?But this is just a reminder to like listen to your gut cuz I felt it.I felt the fear That's crazy.
She saw the people and nobody's going to get mad at you for saying hey I saw something a little suspicious if you want to check it out.
Just generally speaking right everybody yep, that's right better safe than sorry is what I say The theory the working theory is lunchbox bash these windows in so we can bring this in theory I don't think that's true, but working theory okay But really if anybody out there if you see something that could be suspicious.
It is not gonna take you more than 30 seconds to call even to be told you're wrong, and that's okay you can be wrong ten times And that's okay, you don't ever wanna be right, but if you are right, maybe you'll save somebody or somebody's property.
Right.This is a good lesson.
You could have saved a life.Well, I don't think you made that one.I don't think anybody was in the fucking room.
We don't need to get dramatic about it now, yeah.
Oh, Bobby Bones, I'm new to the ticket selling game.I want to know what the proper protocol is on holding on to tickets that I plan on selling.A friend told me she wanted to go see Laney Wilson.The concert's two weeks away.
But she told me to hold on while she figures out her plans.Three days later, I haven't heard from her. I have a shorter window to sell them with the concert coming up.What's the proper protocol?Do I just tell them to take all the time they want?
But if they're gone, they're gone.I want to be fair, but I also want to make sure I don't get stuck with a ticket.Sign the master of tickets."Sounds like he bought tickets for them, and now she's like, I don't know if I can go or not.
I would just... Okay, this is what I would do. This friend who told you to go and get the tickets, she gets you back for the other ticket.And now you're waiting, because she may not be able to go.You have to give that friend a deadline.
You have to call that friend and go, hey, I have our tickets.I'm excited to go to the show.But if you can't go, because I have paid for both of our tickets, if we, let's just say it's the first, the show's the first.
If you can't pay me by the 29th, not even pay me, if you can't commit to going by the 29th, I've got to sell the tickets.So I think it's a deadline thing.
You have to be mean about it, rude about it, but it's like... Also, what a bad friend... What a bad friend makes you buy tickets and then holds... We may go, we may not go.
Well, I feel like the friend's response, if they're, you know, a normal friend... They should have bought their own ticket anyway.Or they would say, like, hey, yeah, I totally get it.I'll get back to you by that date.
Even if I don't know, I'll just have to, like, give you some answer because that's the right thing to do.
And they may not even give you an answer.Set a boundary.Set a deadline.Say, if you don't let me know, I gotta sell the ticket because I'm not gonna go if you're not gonna go and I don't wanna get it stuck.They should've also paid you for the ticket.
Venmo request them right now.That's what I would do too.
Gotta love a Venmo request.
Venmo request is a ticket.
I actually appreciate them, because then it makes it easy.You just click pay, done.
I agree, because I forget sometimes.I love when someone Venmo... Don't Venmo request me, guys.I don't owe you anything.I don't owe you anything, okay?Yeah, Boundary that sucker up.Set a deadline, then live by it.And don't go past the Boundary.
All right, thank you.Close that up.
All right, thanks.Lunch.They're still there.They're just ripping up my yard.I don't know how to get rid of them.They're just impossible.Hire somebody, but yeah.I mean, even them, they say, I can't guarantee we're going to get rid of them.They can't.
It's like they just rip up your yard.So I just have little mounds and hills all through my yard.
Yard squatters.Watching a squatting video on TikTok. And this woman's like, now I'm not leaving this house, cop, a cop comes up.And he's like, well, we've done all the process.You've been here for four months, whatever the month thing is.
He's got papers in his hand, the body cams on.And he's like, we couldn't kick you out until now, but now the judge says that you have to leave the property or you have to come to jail with me. And so he's got all the documentation.
This isn't him just going up and ripping her out of the house.And she gets on her phone.I don't even know who she calls.Maybe nobody.And she's like, yeah, I don't know.I don't have anywhere to go.I'm not supposed to leave.
And the officer says, ma'am, that's not my problem, but I have to take you.And she's like, I'm not going to Taze.Oh, took her to jail.Put her in the back of the car.Boom, let's go.Got her.And they got me on Taze was part two.
Cause they got me right up to it and I'm like, no, I gotta find part two.Part two, taste.And I was like, and they put her in the back of the car and she's all nice now.And I felt bad for her and I didn't want her to go.
But like, four months she hid in that house and she could have done whatever.Look.Crazy.But yeah, that was somebody else's house.It was crazy.
Eddie, mice in the garage.Yeah.I mean, they're still there.I didn't do anything.Although I did find the source.It was our dog food.
And so I bought like a sealed container and I don't know, I guess the mice are still hanging out, but they're not bothering me and I don't see them anymore. They're not eating the dog food.Probably in his yard.They went to lunch boxes.
Here's Amy's pile of stories.
So it may feel like a lot of people that you know is on or at least has tried Ozempic or similar drugs, but a surprising new survey will help you feel better.It found that most people don't want to use them.
Instead, they prefer good old fashioned diet and exercise.
I do not feel like I know many people that are on Ozempic.
I mean, or just like you don't even really know him, but you hear in the news or you see stories or you look in the magazines.
I mean, I know that there is a problem.I have friends that have type two diabetes and then for a while they couldn't get it because people were taking it to use for weight loss.
And then I did read that I talked on the show that they've now developed like a middle version for people that aren't taking type 2 diabetes drugs away from people, but they're making a version for weight loss.So I don't know your stories about it.
I don't know a lot of people.
Oh, I think just like it's just good news for some people that maybe see it and then get frustrated and get annoyed.And they're like, oh,
You know, yeah, we save that for other people that need it, and then they just feel like, I'm trying to do it the old-fashioned way.But the survey found that that's what most people want to do.
Yeah, they just want to, like, try to eat and exercise.
Yeah, I mean, I would want to do it the old-fashioned way.However, if someone was like, hey, let me give you this, and you'll be healthy and let it rip.Oh, yeah.You know what I've been reading, though?
I've been reading about, there's, like, three of those kinds.There's Ozempic, there's, like, Trichosaurus Rex or something. Oh yeah.And then there's another one.Somebody may look these up.
I think the second one's a dinosaur.
Yeah.Yeah.I don't know what the kinds are.I was reading.I watch TikTok sometimes and say I read it.I'm going to be honest.
Wigovia is one and there's another one too that starts with like a T. But they say people in casinos, because I follow like a gambling TikTok, they're starting to notice that there are less and less people coming in.
tears of appetite, don't know, that they're not gambling as hard as they used to.Not everybody, but a select, and it affects our numbers.
And because what these drugs, the Ozempic or insert whichever one that does the same thing, it affects the addiction part of your brain.
So like, is this something they could use for addicts?
They could be addicted to food.So they have not said that, but they are saying they're seeing in addicts, some addicts.
Because food addiction at times, if you are a food addict, that could literally turn itself into a type of diabetes, treating the wrong food for a long period of time, right?Yeah.
So that addiction center in the brain is being affected by any of those semaglutides. Oh, the other one's called Manjaro, thank you.He pulled this up, I had to find it.I knew there was another one I couldn't think of.
But it sounded like trigonometry regs.
So my feeling about this is, this is going to be a drug that will be used in different ways, not in the same amount, but I think you can, what they call, not even micro, let's semi-micro dose this, and it will be able to help some addicts.
in some situations because it goes to the addiction part of the brain.
And I was only watching like how do I win roulette and that came up because the casinos were like we're not getting as many people here.So I thought that was pretty cool.
Okay, well if you're sneaking Halloween candy, you know, like say in the bathroom, plumbers would like you to know that candy wrappers are not flushable.So please find another way to dispose of your evidence.
That is true.I mean, you can't throw that down the toilet.Bad news.Lollipop sticks.
Yes, thank you.We'd like to remind you of that too, not just plumbers.Don't do that crap.All right, what else?
Yeah, and then speaking of trick-or-treating real quick or Halloween candy, 13 and a half is the official age a survey was taken of tonight.
If you're thinking about going trick-or-treating and you're older than 13 and a half, you're too old to trick-or-treat.
I would agree with that, unless you're trick-or-treating with younger kids and you're taking them along, but just you going, you raw-dogging it, too old.
Okay, well, I'd say my son's 14 and he's going, so... He's tiny, though.
They will not... Well, no, he's bigger.He's not as tiny, but he's still small enough that you would think he could be younger.
Yeah. And one last story now that we're about to be done with Halloween, we're going into Thanksgiving next.And I saw that Target is offering a Thanksgiving dinner for four for $20.That's good.
Yeah, that's a 20% price decrease from the meal they were offering last year.And Walmart, a couple of other places are putting together Aldi, these family dinners. less than last year because so many people are having to deal with, you know, money.
Feeding a lot of people for Thanksgiving is like a really big deal.Frozen turkey, potatoes, canned green beans, cream of mushroom soup, stuffing and gravy, all of that for 20 bucks.
Okay.I'd like to have some of that now.Only 20 bucks.Get it in here.
That was Amy's pile of stories.It's time for the good news with Lunchbox.
Kyle Garrison loves Halloween, so for the last five years, he's created Nightmare's Crypt of Gardenvale Drive in New York, and it's absolutely free to people.He does it with his own money, and as you walk through, there's a donation box.
If you wanna put some money in it, you collect donations, and he donates it to Children's Charity of New York. That's pretty cool.Loves Halloween.Yeah.
So it's not like a charity box to pay.He's like, hey, if you want to help him pay his electric bill, that also been fine.
That's a good one.But he gives the money away.That's pretty good.Yeah.All right.Good stuff.That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
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On the phone, Jerry in Kentucky.Jerry, what's up, buddy?Morning, studio.
Morning.I've been waiting years to do that.So my son is a huge Swiftie, and he's tried to figure out a way to go to her concert in Indianapolis this weekend.So he made us a bet that if he can go a full week without speaking, we would take him.
Now, at the time, The concert on Friday night in New Orleans had just started.Tickets were down to 450-ish, which is a lot, but manageable.But then the next two nights in New Orleans, they were two grand each, which is not manageable.
And so now here we are, several days into this, he's not spoken a word.Oh, no.And we're coming up on the end of the bet and thinking, what do we do?Because how do we break this to him?Or do we try to you know, what's the solution here?
Yeah, they're not really scalp.The thing about scalpers, we should change the language on what scalping is nowadays.Scalping now literally is, there's people out front and that's it.
The ones who wanna get a ticket, you wanna get a ticket, that's scalping.The rest is actually through, for the most part, the company that sells the tickets.You know, there's some others, but still they all work together.
That's not really scalping as much.Okay, so we're gonna pull it up here.And what did you have in your budget to spend?
Uh, ideally for, you know, the full set of tickets, you know, around two is what we were kind of looking for, but that's now per ticket and instead of, you know, total.
How many tickets do you need?
I said three, four, 15.My wife and I, my son and my daughter.
Has your daughter been allowed to talk?Zip her up too.She would last about 30 minutes if she did it.
I've commended him for being dedicated to this.I mean, he's not spoken a single word the entire time.I thought he'd last 12 hours.
Who wanted to go the most, him or her? He does.And what if one parent did it go?Did you think about that, like cutting down price with just one parent taking the kids?
We tried, yeah, we thought about that too.You know, maybe my wife could take him.That would be another option, but.
Would your daughter be destroyed or would she just be kind of sad?
Probably destroyed as well.
But she didn't, she did not talk, but she did not talk.I feel like he did all the work here, you know?
He has, he's done a lot of work for it.
Okay, so Mike, will you look up and see what three tickets are?
The thing about Taylor tickets, I usually have connections everywhere, but so many people that have more connections than me use up all the connections before I can even get to the connections for the Taylor tickets.
So for three people, Mike, in any seat whatsoever, and we're looking this up now just to see if we can see anything.I mean. It's all fat.Are you looking at it?Can I get my tip?Is this the absolute worst?It's the absolute cheapest.
It's almost $5,000 a ticket.Stop.Oh my gosh.What?A ticket?A ticket.
Okay.And this is in Indianapolis?
I'm going to tell you what he needs to do.
No, no, no.You go to Indianapolis and you wait till 30 minutes before the show and you buy them then.When she was here in Nashville, they went down to like $300 a ticket 45 minutes before the show.
I did that for the Dallas Cowboys, took my son.We didn't get in the game.It was the saddest night ever.
But didn't y'all like stand outside and listen?
Yeah, for a little bit, and then I took him to a sports bar to watch it.
I mean, that's just the best chance you can do is drive to Indianapolis and hope you get him that night, like 30, 45 minutes before the show.You're not going to pay $5,000 a ticket.That's just stupid.
There are no other verified anythings.And you sure you saw tickets for like 400 or 500 bucks at the Miami show?
New Orleans.No, it was on New Orleans on Friday night.They were that was cheap.But then Saturday and Sunday, they did not go down before the show.That was my thought, too, was like, just wait till the concert's about to start.
I mean, get them cheaper. but they did not go down on Saturday and Sunday.
Mike, what's the single?That's my fear now.Cheapest ticket.Can you find a one-er?There's a one ticket for $2,000?No.Send them a loan?For two, you can get about $2,000.For two?And that's each, Mike?Yeah, it's still each.I don't really have an answer.
I did not know they would be this expensive.I don't even want to say that I could reach out to a... I don't have... Let me try one thing.Because this is important.
I'm gonna try one thing, and this is probably not going to work, but let me try something.
So did you choose the not talking for a week thing because you just like literally thought there's no way he could do it, so that just seemed like a good choice?
Sure, you know, why not?Let's fly to the moon while we're at it kind of thing, you know?And then he has been dedicated to this.I mean, and it's not for, I thought it was like Monday at school, he'll get around his friends and he'll break.
We've talked to his teachers, make sure he's not talking at school.
He's not talking at school.That's crazy.That's poor kid.That's awesome.So what do you see, Mike?The lowest, lowest single ticket is?I do not think I have a way to do this.
I'm going to ask somebody that probably doesn't also have a way, but let me try now.Hold on. Hello, good morning.Hey, we're on the air.Are there any opportunities for the Indianapolis show?This is a listener who screwed up with their kid.
Is there any opportunity to buy for face value, which are still like 500 bucks, right?Yeah.For Indianapolis coming up on November the 1st.That's in a couple of days.
I would assume the answer is no, but to buy for like four people here, it would be like, $12,000?Yeah.Just if there are any held back that could be bought for that.Let me know.You can text me back.You can leave me a voice memo.
I'll probably play it on the air if you leave me a voice memo, but we are just seeing if we have any options with this guy.All right.Thank you.
Now, I'm gonna be honest with you, Jerry, a lot of times I'm like, no problem, I'll come through, 500 bucks, 700 bucks, I gave a lady 1,000 bucks a couple weeks ago.I can't do 12.1,000 for.
The only thing that makes me even care to try is for the kid, he went through all this not talking.
Otherwise, I would be like, oh, that sucks.Oh, man.But the kid didn't talk for a week, so I wanna try. So Jerry, here's what I'm going to do.I know we have very little time.We'll call.We'll try to call you back either today or early or sometime.OK.
Thank you, Bobby.I don't know that I have an answer.I probably don't have an answer.The answer is probably I tried and I can't do anything for you.I'm just going to I want to let you know that.OK.OK.
Yes, another option is you can stream her concert online.That's taking him to the console.
He's been doing that oh This poor kid, that's awesome.He's doing it.That's amazing to see your kid do that dude.
Yeah the dedication okay, Jerry Thank you.
We will talk to you soon either way.It may be to deliver bad news, but I promise you I'm just gonna put in some effort.Okay.Okay.Thank you.All right, buddy Let's take a second and talk about daylight savings time because it is coming up.
Number one, it started in wartime.In the United States, daylight savings time was first used in 1918 when a bill introduced the idea of a seasonal time shift.It lasted seven months before the bill was repealed.
During World War II, President Roosevelt reestablished the idea.It was called wartime. So that is the genesis of it, right?Number two, it was for energy conservation.Now this is what it was for and what it was used.
You'll see later that we've kind of removed a lot of our needs for it.But number two, energy conservation.
So daylight savings time was initially adopted to reduce energy consumption by extending daylight hours in the evening, which reduces the need of light.Lighting and heating.Correct.Number three, increased daylight for activities.
By shifting the clock forward, people had more daylight after work or school, promoting outdoor activities and boosting the economy in sectors like retail and tourism. And then number four, it really had nothing to do with the farmers.
When anyone uses that, this ain't true, okay?It's very common to hear that farmers are the reason for it, but the farmers did not support daylight savings time at first in 1918, and they still do not need it.
Quote, it really is all about there's sunlight, there's sunlight.When there's not, there's not.That's what farmers say.It doesn't do anything.It just shifts.When we wake up and go to bed, that's it.It doesn't help anything.
So that's the early, that's the early part. Now, why it doesn't make sense anymore.An essay by me.Number one, limited energy savings.I got it back then, that made sense.I don't even know what energy they were using back then.Tugboats?
Exactly.We don't do that really.
What kind of boats, what do you do with boats?Steam.Steam boats, not tugboats.Yeah, yeah, yeah, thank you. Modern lighting and appliances are far more energy efficient and daylight saving time results in such minimal energy savings at all.
Heating and cooling usage offsets because you need to cool and heat now, where wherever you lived, you mostly, if you had one, you only had one because you didn't need the other.
So if you live in any part of temperate part of the country, the middle part at all, where you need a heater and a AC or central heat, it's the same.So that one's over.Number two, health issues.
Most people now live in cities that organize their lives by a social clock and it's already out of sync with the sun clock and our body clock and to do that doesn't make sense.Economic disruption.
agriculture, international businesses, you're all on way different time zones anyway.If people are doing these massive deals with New York and LA and Europe, and that wasn't happening back then at daylight savings time.
the work, the manufacturing that's done in all these different time zones.Anyway, that doesn't matter anymore because sun is up and down in different places.And finally, there are public safety concerns, I guess, they use that as a story.
It's almost like 1% of people die.The abrupt time changes can cause like workplace injuries.But here's what I say about that.Those people are just stupid. It's one hour, it didn't affect your life.If we shifted at 12, I'd be like, I got it.
It's one hour.If you slip on a banana pillow at work and blame daylight savings time, you're the idiot.
I don't know, people say that that one hour can have major effects.It really does.
People get one hour less sleep all the time in their life.And what happens, you're so groggy, you're tired, you're miserable.Yeah, but you don't wreck your car.And you've never once, when you got an hour less sleep in your life, anybody in this room,
or even two hours, or gotten more sleep, ever wrecked your car because of it?Yeah, I guess not.Well, I've never wrecked my car.No.Never?And there have been many times you've had an hour less sleep.You're right.Yeah.Okay.Dang.
Death to daylight savings time, I say.It's not even that.We should just pick one and commit ourselves to it and not change.I don't care which one it is.No, it's the one that says lighter outside.I'm okay with that.
I like that one if I were to pick, but I don't care if they just go ahead and pick one. Took one to stop shifting the clock, that's all I'm saying.Daylight savings time, we don't need it.When someone says, well, the farmers, they don't.
They get the same amount of light.It's not like we shifted an extra hour of light for the farmers.The cows don't get an extra udder because we moved the time, you know what I mean?Mm-hmm.Amen.Tractors ain't plowing an extra field.That's true.Mm-hmm.
So, so, so dumb.Okay, hey, I'm having a good morning.How about you guys?Sounds like it. It's Traffic Talk.Lunchbox is in traffic, sitting in his car, his window down.He's got a microphone.But then he pulls up beside somebody with their window down.
They really don't know why the guy's talking to him.This is Lunchbox doing Traffic Talk.
Okay, so where are you?Who are you talking to?I'm just driving down the road, and the light turns red, and this guy's got the music blaring.He's got a big old cigar hanging out the window.I'm like, this guy is living his life.
Not gonna be able to hear me when I yell at him, but I'm gonna try it.Go ahead. I said you're living your best life.Hey, man, somebody got it.I'm telling you what, dude, you got the cigar going, the music going, man.Come on, man.
What's making life so good?
We still alive.Yeah, the richest man in the graveyard don't get no credit.
That's true, that is true.
Hey, we as men, man, we gotta serve ourself, man.
I love it, dude.Hey, every day is good.
That's it, man. All right.That's it.No wife.
Unfortunately, I got one of those.Hey, traffic talk.Be good.My turn green.Unfortunately, you know, he's winning Rome, right?Because he's talking about the key to life is not have a wife.And I was like, oh, unfortunately, I got one of those.
And he's just feeling, you know, I mean, how great that it was loving it.He was just living it.Oh, go car. Like Escalade.
Oh, yeah.That's pretty cool.Yeah.
I'm not a big cigar guy, but some people think that's cool.
Me neither, but that's a vibe.
It's a vibe.OK, next up.Next up, this lady, she's in like a small Kia, like a little, and she has a dog in the front seat, and it's sticking its head out the passenger window.So I start talking to the dog at first and get her to chime in.
Just don't talk, don't talk.It's my kid. What's up puppy?No, no, I'm just saying hi pumpers.Great day for a car ride, you going to the park?
I just got done with the vet.
How did it go with the vet?
Okay, so expensive.Anything else planned for the day?
I guess enjoy the beautiful weather.
That's what I'm talking about.Well, good.Hey, Puppers, what's your name, Puppers?Ruff, ruff.It's Benji.Benji.I'm glad you got a good bill of health, Benji.Yeah, don't poop in the car, Benji.All right, well, hey, this is called traffic talk.
Just hanging out at stoplight, talk to your neighbor.Yeah, the lights turned green.We got to go. Yeah, all right.There it goes.
We're out of here.Bye.Hopefully, this ain't going to be out of here.
It wasn't turning green fast enough.
My favorite, though, is when he forgot to cut off the beginning when he told his kid to be quiet.Yep.The first second of it.I had to tell him, don't talk.
Just don't talk.Don't talk.That's his real voice.Hey, hey.
And Traffic Talk, your third guest.Next guy probably in his late 40s, early 50s, bald guy.He was sitting in a Toyota Corolla, and he didn't see me coming.How's it going?Good, how are you?I gotta say, man, it sucks, daylight savings time.
Yeah, but it's pretty out, though.It's beautiful, but it's about- It's dark in 30 more minutes.That's what I'm saying, how stupid.It puts me in a bad mood.Yeah, it sucks.Well, hey, Traffic Talk, have a good one, man.You too, man. Oh, not much there.
Quick light.Like, turn green.I guess he's been sitting there for a minute.And out you go.Wow, great list of guests.You got vibes guy, you got dog lady, and you got don't want to be here dude.That's right.
And so what'd you learn in this?I just learned that people want to talk at the traffic light.If you see people with a window down, they are looking for conversation.
Except for them that go, oh sure, can't wait till it turns green.All right, and that is Traffic Talk with Lunchbox.
Hey everyone, it's Jay Shetty and I am so excited to let you know that my latest podcast interview is with the one and only Tom Hanks.
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Yeah, I just feel like there's probably more people that really struggle with admitting when they're wrong.
1% of people say I'm never wrong.Huh.So 51% are very willing to admit when they are wrong.I am not in that category.I'm not in the 51 that's very willing. 39% are somewhat willing.I am not in that category to admit.Just kind of freely, you know what?
Because most I'm trying to convince myself I'm not wrong.It's not that I'm just dead set against going like, yeah, I was wrong.I made a mistake.It's like, I've got to be right.There's no way.Let me figure out.
Some leaf hasn't been, so I'm with it so far.We got 80, you got 90%.Okay, 5% are not very willing.I think that's where I fit.
I'm not very willing, but I will if I have to, because A, I'm completely convinced I was wrong, or B, somebody's telling me, my wife, you need to admit you're wrong.
But I always feel like if I'm wrong, there must be a reason I'm wrong other than me being wrong.
What if it's just that you're wrong?
I know, I get it.Absolutely.That could happen.I know.I'm trying to be better about it.1% says they say they're never wrong.Well, they're idiots.And then 4% say not sure.Maybe that's where I should be, the not sure.
Like you can't be convinced.Like, okay, maybe you think I'm wrong, but I don't know.And I think that's not very willing.
It's like, look, it looks like by all the facts, the data, the witnesses, it does seem like I could be wrong, but there's gotta be a couple of other elements we haven't talked about here.
But now, and I'm getting better at that, but yeah, 90% of people claim that they're wrong.They'll just say it.You, you feel like you're pretty good at that?
Yes.I feel like I can admit when I'm wrong.
Yeah.I don't know what that is that you have to have in you where you want to fight it, but I don't have it.If I'm wrong, I guess I'm wrong.I don't have it in me to be like, oh no, I'm just going to stick with this.
This is the hill I'm going to die on.
I've died on many hills.I've been dead a bunch of times.
I've been dead a bunch of times. Those Spirit Halloween stores pop up all over the place.I guess right around mid-August.Some of your favorite places in town are now Spirit Halloween.If Bed Bath & Beyond goes out of business, it's a Spirit Halloween.
I don't know much about it other than that.I guess I've been in a couple like last-minute costume shopping, but it's turned into a massive company.But what they do, they do so much as a company starting in 2007.
They raised 127 million bucks for over 160 partner hospitals and they go to these hospitals and just go and like dress up and do... Again, it doesn't matter where the hospital is and do Halloween activities at the hospitals for kids.
They spent hundreds... That business model is crazy.It's like three months.I want to get in on that.Yeah.
And then are they off for the rest of the year?
Or they just start sewing other costumes. But no shout out to spirit Halloween.
I thought they just like took over buildings and sold a few costumes and called it a day But they've been able to go for 127 million bucks just to different hospitals around America and Canada do this so yeah, it's from KFOXTV.com with that so It's always that last minute thing like you say though like if a neighbor moves out that's gonna turn into a spirit just like
Okay, that's what it's all about that was tell me something good We have 90 seconds to figure out as many morning corny's as possible Amy ready ready 90 on the clock let's go
Why are graveyards so noisy loud ghost talk scream?Why are graveyards so noisy?laughter Tombstones What's wrong headstone headstone?All the hard rock hard rock.Oh, that's a good one rock metal hard rock.Why are two second I?
Why are graveyards so noisy?
What are people doing?They're yelling.
They're scary.What's the play on words?The ghosts are mad.Tomb.Boom.Tombs.Tomb.Tomb boxes?
Tomb raiders.Box.Box.Coffin.Coffin.Everybody's coughing?Yes.All the coffins?
Because of all the coffins.
We got there.We got there.Go.
Why did the vampire get a job at the blood bank?
He was thirsty.He likes to draw blood.Deposit. He was hungry.
Why did the vampire get a job at the blood bank?
To get more blood.He was highly qualified.I mean, I don't really know.Will you say it one more time?
I feel like a lot of those work.Why did the vampire get a job at the blood bank?
They were in need of blood for robbery.I know why he would get fired from the blood bank.
I don't know why he got hired.
For drinking on the job would be why he gets fired.
Oh, that's funny.That's hilarious.That's a good one.
But when he got hired, was it so he can drink on the job?No.
Okay.No, but I should ask you, why did the vampire get... Drinking on the job.
Can I tell you, she gave up halfway through.She realizes that it's not going to be good because she's like, I should have gone with that.No, no, no.It's not that.No, it is.
It's going to be... I just don't know that this is... Relax.I feel like for investigative, sometimes this type of answer might be hard because it's... Why did the vampire get a job at the blood bank? Free snacks.That's pretty good.
I'm gonna give you a country artist wishing you a happy Halloween.Just name the country artist.It is not as easy as it sounds, although the first one is.Here you go.
Wishing you a very happy Halloween.Boo.
They're all gonna wish you happy Halloween, but can you name it by them talking?Yeah, I got that one.I'm in for the win.Who is it?Luke Bryan.Boo.Boo.They had better all boo.I'm gonna give you seven of these.Number one.Happy Halloween.
I'm in for the win.I'm in.What country artist is that?
Lunch?Reba.Eddie?Reba.Correct.Next up.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.In.In.Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Lunchbox Carrie Underwood Eddie Carrie Underwood good correct ray Wishing you a happy Halloween Not a lot of passion in that one.
Maybe not a favorite holiday here Wishing you a happy Halloween
Well, they forced him to say it.I'm in.Just say this, man.
I don't want to.It's February.
I'm in.Amy?Luke Combs.Lunchbox?Luke Combs.Eddie?
Wishing you a happy Halloween.It's Luke Combs.I need to pay attention more when these artists come in.
I only got it from the ween.
That's what she said.That's the part where I recognized his voice.Next up.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.
See, she's a little nicer about it.She's like, I'm wishing you a happy Halloween.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Oh, yeah, I'm in.I'm in for the win.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Lunch.Miranda Lambert.Eddie.Miranda Lambert.Good job.Three left.Everybody's even.Next one.
I hope you have a happy Halloween.
What?Let's take it a notch harder.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.
I'm in.No way.Wow.No doubt.Oh, man.You keep one of these games.
I don't.Play this song.Play it one more time.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.Eddie's whispering he wants Luchbox's win song today.If I win?I don't know if it's today's the day.
All right.Can you hit it again?Because you guys are talking.Luchbox, we're talking over here.Yeah, don't talk over it.Yeah, stop talking.Yeah, yes.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.
Yeah, stop talking over it.Yeah, Bones, you're right.We'll stop talking over it.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.I hope you guys have a happy Halloween.
Yeah, just like that.He never said you guys.I hope you guys out there listening and wondering what's up.One more time.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.
Need an answer here, Lunchbox. Amy, you don't know it?
I've got I have something.
Oh, 90% lunchbox didn't answer.I wrote something down.Okay.What's the answer?George Burge.
Eddie.That's Riley green.
I hope you have a happy Halloween.
I don't even pay attention when they come in here.
It's the ween.Like, I really hear it.
I know, he was just here.If there's one person that she's gonna know the ween, it's Riley Greene.Oh my God.
Halloween.Yeah.If you know anybody's ween, it's gonna be Riley Greene.That's what that means.Yeah.Next one.
Happy Halloween.Okay.He's mad.Okay.Yes, sir.Okay.Sorry. Go ahead.Happy Halloween.OK.God dang.Wait.
I'm in for the win, man.You are?Yeah.Happy Halloween.
100 P. OK.Someone's mad.It's almost like he's setting it up like this.Hey, idiot.
Can I hear it one more time?
No.Shut up.You got to listen to it like 500 times.
Well, I know.But now I don't need it.So we need an answer.
Guys, I know exactly who it is, but I can't.
No, I do, but it's like it's a... I know it.Can I hear just the ween?
Give her the ween.Happy Halloween.
If you just play ween, I bet she gets it, because one thing Amy can identify is any country artist ween.
Yeah, go ahead.Can you give her ween?Happy Halloween.You can't time it right?
Ween. Happy Halloween.Why is he so mad?Happy Halloween.
Pull the lever up right when he says weenie.You got it, Amy?
Let me hear that weenie one more time.
Close enough.Good job, Ray.What do you have, Amy?
She just needed to know Sam Hunt's ween, and then she got it.Lunchbox?Sam Hunt.Eddie?I had Sam Hunt, and then I changed it.
Oh, oh.John Party.Guy does not know his ween.
No, you're not.Yes, I am.No, you don't want to lose.Okay.This is the last one?Last one.Oh, no!The score, Amy 6, Lunchbox 5, Eddie 5.What?Oh, Amy, you got that right.
Oh, because she got Riley Green.Mm-hmm.So that's going to win the ween game.
Happy Halloween.What the... What?Happy Halloween.
Oh gosh!One more time.Happy Halloween.
What the... I'm in for the win, 100p.Amy cannot get it and still win as long as you guys... Well I got it so if you're gonna have to do it again we're going to overtime.
Holy moly.Are you so sure, Lunchbox?Yeah, I will shave my head if I'm wrong.Let me hear it again.
Well, nobody asked for that, but we'll accept it.If he's wrong, he will shave his head bald on the show.I disagree with that, but... No, you said it.You literally just said it.Okay.Okay.
Everybody good?Amy, do you have it?
No, can I hear it one more time?
Yes, sir.Happy Halloween.Yes, sir.
I didn't.Oh.Yes, sir.Happy Halloween.
All right, let's clock it.
Okay, one more time.Happy Halloween.
Time. Right.All right, Amy, who do you have?Cole Swindell.Cole Swindell.
Incorrect.Chris Lane.Now he has wagered the shaving.
Gold Chain, Cowboy, Parker McCollum.That's right.He has wagered the shaving in his head.It is Parker McCollum.Oh, it is Parker McCollum.Yeah! Yeah, hey Eddie guess what?That song is mine!That song is mine, you get no song.You lost.
You haven't won yet.He lost.
Oh, that's true.You out!But let's let's finish.That's true, Eddie.So you have to go, but you have to go win ten in a row again some other time.Ten or three?I think it needs to be ten.Ten?I can do that.Can we start the clock now?
Well, I'm not keeping up with it, but somebody else can.
Mm-hmm. I did shave head.That was kind of crazy.
Let's do a three here.Go ahead.Buzz in with your answer.Buzz in with your answer.Buzz in.Go.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Lunchbox.Lunchbox.What?Justin Moore.Correct.One for Lunchbox.Wow.He's good.Dude, he knows his male country artists.He knows his male wings.There we go.Next up.
Wishing you a happy Halloween. Wishing you a happy Halloween.Wishing you a happy Halloween.
What country artist is that?
What?Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Need an answer in three?Lunchbox.Ashley McBride.No, need an answer?Yes, Amy?
Incorrect.That'd be... Maren.Maren Morris.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Last one, Lunchbox.If nobody gets it, you win, or if you get it, you win.Bam, let's go.Bring it.
And I hope you have a happy Halloween.And I hope you have a happy Halloween.What?What happened?And I hope you have a happy Halloween.And I hope you have a happy Halloween.Amy.
Wow! Sudden, sudden death.The last one, if you get it, you win.That was so stupid of me.Buzz in with your name.Go.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.
Stop.Wishing you a happy Halloween.
He won't get this.Play it again.One more.
Wishing you a happy Halloween.He goes hard on ween.Ween.
Hey guys, stop talking.No, you've already heard it twice.We didn't talk over it.Need an answer.
That is someone that's really country.John Party.
Incorrect.Matthew Ramsey of Old Dominion.
All right, here we go.Next one.And we hope you have a happy Halloween.Lunchbox.That is Kix and Brooks.No.
You can hear it.No, I know who it is.
Correct.Jayden Marks, Rascal Flatts.Amy's the winner.Let's go.And that is the end of the first half of the podcast.That is the end of the first half of the podcast.That is the end of the first half of the podcast.
That is the end of the first half of the podcast.You can go to podcast two, or you can wait for podcast two to come out.
Hey everyone, it's Jay Shetty and I am so excited to let you know that my latest podcast interview is with the one and only Tom Hanks.
I have left many wonderful atmosphere or a loving atmosphere without thinking, oh, things were really wonderful back then.I wish I was back there.Jay, I don't think I've ever thought that.
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And as all besties do, we navigate the highs and lows of life together.Big or small, we're there.And now here we are opening up the friendship circle.
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I'm Dr. Laurie Santos, host of the Happiness Lab podcast.As the U.S.elections approach, it can feel like we're angrier and more divided than ever.
But in a new hopeful season of my podcast, I'll share what the science really shows, that we're surprisingly more united than most people think.
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Hello, my undeadly darlings.It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. and do I have a treat for you.Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good.
We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on.So join me, won't you?Let's dive into the eerie unknown together.Sleep tight, if you can.
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I'm Julian Edelman.I'm Rob Gronkowski.And we are super excited to tell you about our new show, Dudes on Dudes.
We're spilling all the behind-the-scenes stories, crazy details, and honestly, just having a blast talking football.
Every week, we're discussing our favorite players of all times, from legends to our buddies to current stars.
We're finally answering the age-old question, what kind of dudes are these dudes?We're going to find out, Jules.New episodes drop every Thursday during the NFL season.
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