#122 - “5 Things from The Week” including: Your Uber Driver May Be A Criminal and The Football Player who is also a Medical Doctor

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Speaker 1: Hey, welcome to episode one of the Bobby Cast. It's a Saturday at about one pm. Because I'm not allowed to just have a day where i hang out, decided to do another Bobby Cast. Watching the news just now, and there was a story about these Uber drivers and they're not going through sufficient background checks, meaning they meet the requirements I guess of what Uber says you have to have. But even then, some are falling through the cracks. And one of them, if I'm remembering correctly, one of the drivers had been busted in the past for uh like taking in rockets to another country, like smuggling in rockets rockets there. Yeah, there have been guys with do you guys. It just makes makes me think that when I go and I get into an Uber, I trust them so much without any reason whatsoever. I get into Uber and I feel as safe as on the eat of my mother. I'm like, well, all good and all safe. I don't even put my seatbelt on in the back seat until I have to remind myself that this is just a dude, Like, there's nothing about this dude. It's any safer than one I drive. And when I drive, I want everybody to wear their seatbelts. As a matter of fact, I'm probably a way better driver, but because it's their job, I think, well, super safe here, just like a doctor. Two people that trust my doctor, and my Uber drivers. But I was watching the story and remember in Austin they had Uber, then it went away because the city didn't agree with the background check policy, and then it came back, and there really hasn't been a major shift, and what what, I'm happy it's back. I just feel like now I'm just I know the risks. It's probably an idiot behind the wheel, and I should put my seat belt on. Once Mike and I were in Denver and we had to get to a work event, and if we're for work, I'll order the nicer car, or Michael ordered the nicer car if it's both of us and so works paying for it. And so we ordered like an extra large whatever whatever that's called the Uber XL. Yeah, that's always like ten bucks more whatever. I'm not paying for it and trying to get somewhere comfortably. But these Uber Xcels are often the big black SUVs. And then this really old van pulls up that when I got inside of but I thought, this isn't even safe, like this is what I used to right around as a kid with my uncle. We go roof and houses like holes in the floorboard you can see the ground underneath. It kind of unsafe. So we're in there and as soon as we didn't shut the door, I'm going, oh man, this isn't safe. And the girl goes, it's my birthday, and uh huh. Because I also like to get in and just hang out. I'm not trying to have discussions really with anyone ever, just ever, especially on an airplane. I take a nap and uber I'm trying to focus and not get car sick, and an elevator I just don' want someone to fart. There're all these places. I'm just trying not to have any extra And so she goes my birthday. I'm like, oh man, because when's your birthday? She's talking to us, and so there's this bit of conversation. She's driving a little erratic because she keeps looking back at us as she's talking to us about our birthdays, and then she says, how do you feel about my music? Now? I don't get offended at profanity and music, but it was the dirtiest hip hop f P p P. Mother, what do you? What do you say? You don't say your you just get through the ride. But before I walked over here to the studio, I was watching the story about Uber, and I go, man, we just have to realize that if you're gonna order Uber, the risk you take is death. That's it. MN I any better than you are driving. They just happen to have a car, and this is their job instead of what our job is. We just select a different job. I did get into a car, and I have a few times with people who have other jobs who just do it as kind of a side hustle. But again, they're no better driver than I am. It's not like an eight team a big rig like your drive. Your dad drives a bigger Yeah, he probably has special training. Yeah, you gotta take a cdo okay to drive a Uber. I think you just have to go through the car wash pretty much. I don't even think it has to stay clean. No, I mean I think they inspect your car maybe once, or just see, like at least what it looks like on paper. And I think that's about it. Yeah, So that was a whole deal before I came up, and I was just gonna talk about a few things that have happened this week. But I was watching that that Uber story this morning. Um, but yeah, yeah, heads up there, Uh, the whole rose anthing happened. And I was reading last night that they may now replace the main character into Darlene's character and it may be based around her. Now, now I had heard that Rosent owned the rights to all those characters. I don't know how that works and how a show stays that successful. You may look this up because a lot of things I talked about I just here, so I'm probably wrong and everything that I talked about. But the story was that the show may revolve around Darlene's character, and so I talked about on the show earlier this week, just off the top of my head, shows that I could remember where the main character was gone and the show kept going. And at first I brought up Valerie, which I was so young I barely remember it, but I watched it and reruns where Valerie Harper was the mom. Jason Bateman was actually the old teenage son on that show, and it turned into the Harper family and Sandy Duncan came in as the aunt, and that was one I thought of two and a half Men has been one that's come back because Charlie Harper Charlie Sheen and said, hey, let's reboot this thing, let's get it going again. So that was one. So I started reading stories going down the rabbit hole of other shows that has happened to and some of them I just forgot about Game of Thrones. Oh yeah, shocking. That was one where the main character is the main character until right at the moment he's not anymore. And I think at this point it's not a spoiler because it's season one. Yeah, that's really it's right away. And so the main character that the show is built around Game of Thrones dies in the first season, and the entire time right before it happens, you're going, I wonder who's gonna save them, Like, how's this gonna end? Who's gonna save them? And all of a sudden dead, Then you go, how does this show even go on? But it did, and that show actually got better. But I think that head character leaving was actually in the writing of the story the Roseanne this is the thing where they had played it out. But I was shocked by the Game of Thrones one, two and a half minute obviously, and I thought the show was still pretty strong. I faded off of it as the kid got a bit older, because it seems some of the scenarios got little weird. You know, when he's seventeen eighteen, it's really not he's not a half man anymore. It's like three min so. And I thought they could have brought in to save it like the Cosby Show did whenever Rudy got older, they brought in Olivia because they needed that little kid again to bring some of those storylines back into it. Remember Olivia Raven Simone. Oh, and that's what that was. A character's same. Yeah, I believe I'm just going from memory here. But so Rudy was getting older, she was going to be a teenager, and a big part of that show was, ironically the wholesome dad and his relationship with the young child. How funny it was, you know, Bill Cosby with kids, kids do the darndest thing. And so Olivia came back and it took that role. I thought they could have brought in another kid and made it, you know, kind of a three and a half min type thing, and they didn't. They didn't need to. But but Jake got old, they got weird. I thought when Ashley came in it was pretty good for a minute because I watched it on Red Run now, but it runs course the office is one. It definitely lost a step and a half. I thought that Andy was a pretty strong character. I loved the Will Ferrell episodes when it was Will Farrell, when he came in and they did the whole run as Will Farrell was the guy transitioning. I thought it was a really funny. But yeah, eventually it kind of lost its team and they ended the show right Nashville. And I didn't know this until I started looking these up Nashville because Connie Burton left and Deacon Charles Eston still is the leader showing the last half of the season there. But when she left, I think they kind of saw the riding on the wall and there's not a whole lot left because she was the main character. I learned that Laverne and Shirley, which was before we were born Love, Uh, Shirley left the show. There are only two people in the show. I didn't know vernon Shirley. She got into a contract dispute ended up suing to get away out of the con track. They continued the rest of the season. I think she was only in two episodes. Like the ratings didn't go down, but they cut they called the show off, but they didn't expect her to leave. So Laverne and Charlie had kept that title, but there was no Shirley. She apparently left a note in that see this, this was the storyline. She left a note and said, oh, I had to go join my husband overseas. Goodbye. He was gone in two and a half man, Charlie died at the funeral. I know one show that went totally downhill in the main character left, but that seventies show. Never Eric Forrman left. That's a good one. I never saw that anything like that. Yeah, I watched the shot, but no article I saw mentioned that they brought in like Seth Meyer's brother, and Seth that was Seth Meyers's brother, the guy that does the commercials with him. Now, yeah, it was his brother. Because he was kind of a dopey looking dude that looked like Eric Foreman, and they brought him in. It was horrible. Yeah, you're right about that one. The Three Stooges lost one of their guys. Oh yeah, and they brought in Shechemp three. Three's Company was one that now Jack Tripper was the main character, but they ended up because Three's Company was about three people and Chrissie who was you know that leg Suzanne Summers. They switched her out and another hot blonde came in and so Three's company changed because the other one came in. But then later on and I don't remember the name the title of this show, but it was thirteen Secrets The Date my Teenage Daughter or something with with oh, yeah, what's his name? He played Jack Tripper in company eight Simple Rules. Yeah, that's what it is. Eight Simple Rules for Dating my teenage daughter, right, and and he died during that show, died during the show, and they kept it going. And I think the teenage daughter was yeah, the girl in Big Bang Theory. Now, what's his name? John Ridder, John Ritter. That was a good show. I like that. I never saw it. I remember whoever they brought in though people were like they were kind of okay with it for a minute. Who came in? And I don't remember, like uncle was let me see because I know they just went a few seasons or maybe a season or two with nobody like they brought the grandpa in a little more. I feel like they brought somebody in, but that show ended, And I guess my final point to this, which was this, David Spade was in that show. Did he come in? No, he was already like their cousin or something or uncle. The final point because Roseanne's gone. But the real point I wanted to bring is that they announced that the head of the Walking Dead is leaving and the show is going to continue on. So Rick Grimes and the show is leaving partially through next season. And I wonder if he wanted to leave, they wanted him to leave, or that was just in the storyline, because all three really could be options. I could see it being in the storyline. I can't do They're getting so far into it, it's like, all right, we gotta switch it up to keep it going because Darrel is going to be the main dude. But I can definitely see it, And I think it's hard to keep things a secret now whenever people are watching shows, film like blogs are out taking. I mean, you can't even season of The Bachelor now without reality Steve knowing everybody who's doing everything, not because he sees it, because there's the spies everywhere, you're reporting back to him, and it's a Game of Thrones that's a film like three different endings, so it doesn't get out. So did you ever find who came into that show? I didn't. I could be wrong by the way we're doing the five things this week, and uh that that's one of them, the gap from The Walking Dead's leaving. I did finish The Americans earlier today. I watched the last episode. You watch that show at all? Good show. I feel like it really started the right when television was getting fantastic. It's six seasons in and then I felt like it got fantastic. I felt like it was consistently really good, got a little slow at times, but holy crap, all that stuff is probably really happening because it's what they do in The Americans is but I'm not spoiling the finale. But they're actually Russian spies and they're in America and they're splying for Russia the whole time. But they come into America and they have these uh you know, they took over dead people spot and not bodies, but their identification. That basically stole the identity and so they're living in life and they have kids and while trying to learn as much about America as they can and send secrets back to Russia. So it's fascinating idea And as you watch it and as all the things that have happened now, you go, oh yeah, yeah, for sure. This is like I used to be crazy when I thought for sure. But I'll watched the final episode of AS. That's number one inside the five Things. Number two. I was watching a story about this NFL football player. He's alignment for the Kansas City Chiefs. He's now a medical doctor. So not only is he a current NFL player, he just graduated in medical school the day he was drafted. He also did an emergency C section. And right now the big question is can they add m D to his jersey because he just graduated. Yes, that's awesome, but it's never been done before. I think so too. It is part of his name now, like he gets to be an m D. So there's never been an NFL player with m D medical doctor listed on their jersey. But he went to school in Canada. He's playing for the kan City Chiefs. Shout out to that dude. He stayed all through medical school and a bet the team worried. They're like, hey, why are you dedicated to football? It's like, of course I am. Why would I be here? Why would I do this as a secondary thing, Like I'm able to do two things at once completely. He would show up to practice and scrub sometimes to go straight from one to the other. I've never heard of it anything like that. You know. The closest thing would be whenever at the University of Arkansas, Dan Hampton. This is before I was born, but it's kind of a legendary story. He played in the band and play football, so he wouldn't go in at halftime with the Razorbacks. He would say, in his football uniform and grab his instrument and go march with the band. Oh wow, definitely not the same thing. Not But this guy's in the NFL and a medical doctor, and it will be interesting to see if m D ends up on the back of the jersey and then how many people buy that jersey because it is something pretty cool and also a good example to show kids as well. But because I'm not gonna play football forever, you know, I love medicine. I like to help people, and I've been able to do this and play. That's two totally different worlds. How do you complete? That's that's number two. Number three is I have some songs that I think this is, uh like new music on Friday, it comes out. I mean today's Saturday, so but new music comes out on Friday. So here are five songs that I think you should stream or download. And maybe some of you didn't know. But the first one, let's do. There's a new Kanye record that's seven songs, and so this is called All Mine from Kanye. You this record? I like it so far. Have you listened all of it? All of it? Yeah? So I listened to the Kanye record. It sounds like, oh Kanye, yeah that sonically it does listen. I like, I wanted Kanye to explain why it's been crazy, Like I wanted him to any de's talking about mental health, but I wanted him to talk about why he's turned all to Trump, why he's done a lot of the nutty things that he's done. He's not even talking about the political things, but he's I just wanted answers, but he didn't answer anything. It's more of a family man. It's good though. I like it. Almost the first track. I wondered if it was just gonna be all spoken word because the first track he talks with two and a half minutes for you. Yeah, I called up my loved once, I called up my cousins, I called up the Muslims, said I'm about to go dumb. Get so tough for me to judge Kanye because I just like Kanye, like I not just like I just like Kanye. Yeah, I was probably gonna like it either, and so I tried to find reasons to go, Oh, I wish it would, but I was gonna like it. He was gonna have to prove to me that I didn't like it more than proved that I like it because I'm just a big fan of Kanye, his music, the fact that he's a love him or hate him, He's always relevant, always, he's always a step ahead or behind, meaning however you feel politically at one point or the other, you love Kanye because he just he jumps from side to side. But so, yeah, I really like Kanye record. But uh this those seven songs came out. They didn't come out in a timely manner. They came out like noon, and usually what happens up at midnight here's new music from Luke Combs, must Have Never Met Your World. That's the number one downloaded song and country music right now. It's not a single. I mean he has a passionate fan base. I like to do a lot too, so I just full of closure. I like Luke alike, but passionate. I think four of the top five downloaded songs from the country music format are from Luke Holmbs, and that's legit number. I don't know how many have been downloaded, but here's the difference in a thing like iTunes and Spotify. So if you download, which downloads are definitely going down. But if you download, we see the ranking of how many in order. On Spotify we see the spins, the plays, the streams, but they could have been influenced by a playlist. You could have just stumbled upon that. On iTunes, you don't stumble up on spending a dollar twenty nine the song. So that's more. Even though the sample size is a bit smaller, that's more of a legitimate marker of what songs are being consumed on purpose. And that that Luke Hoombs song must Have Never Met You is number one right now. So check that he put out a record with five new songs on it. Dave Matthews band has a song called Again and Again. I'm big Day fan. I didn't know that was coming out. There's no music from Dan and say this is called Alone Together Again. I think that Dan Smires and Dan and Chase probably the most vision forward artist that I know. You know, he was over the house last week we were talking and just about content. I look at that group and they're the leaders and understanding. To be in the marketplace, you contant have put yourself back in the marketplace, you have to remain in there. So this was the video. Next week, it's the song, next week, it's a They're constantly doing it in our world where people put out a record and they wait a year. Uh, you know, they get it there. What's happening with Dan and sha Is. Even if you're not a fan of their music, everyone's going to be running by their playbook in eighteen months because they're kind of creating a new path for artists and they understand what a lot of these pop people are doing. Put to put it out, you know, give your fans what fans want, which is more things to be fans of. One In final song, is Florida Georgia line. They put out a song called Simple Just the Way. So they have another song out called Colorado as well. They put out two new songs, and so yeah, it's been a while. What I have heard is that they were going to come with music earlier, but they didn't expect Meant to Be to be such the smash that it is. As a matter of fact, I don't think, from me thinking out loud, that it was ever supposed to cross over and be the country song, because that smooth like that was their song and they pulled that because meant to be with skyrocketing up the pop charts, and obviously it's the jam. So I think they've been sitting on music for a while. They put it out and I like to sound. I like Mumford, I like High Valley. I mean it's a bit you know, banjo four on the floor. Yeah, I like. I like whistles and songs. I love whistles, love claps and songs. I love kids and songs like jay Z hard Knock Life, I gotta get that smile on there. I was like whistles and claps and kids. So there there's new music there. The differences with with music now there are two ways to play things, and you're starting to see artists do this more. You can play to radio, which if I were advising an artist, play radio, keep it up, be dish about two minutes and fifty seconds max three tin. I love a good three minute songs. It's two. I have a direction. I'm like, all right, because people's attention spans are so much shorter. But playing the radio is not that here all end all, or whatever they say. But you also have to play to the consumer. And where the consumer is, where where you can put the longer songs, the ballads. It's two different You're just targeting two different things now because the way the artists are making money right now is the radio. I don't think with how radio is structured that in three to four or five years, people are just gonna want to hear a playlist of people picking your songs for you and going okay, here it is and then twenty minutes commercial. Like something's gonna have to change with how we do radio. And I think a lot of our success to as the show has been our ability to take and turn a lot of a digital even when things like this show, where things like the podcast of the radio show. We do extra in the front of the show. So if as an artist, you have two groups, you shoot for one the radio, which hopefully brings people back to your body of work and they can see the other elements of you. And with that radio shot, it's two minutes fifty seconds and shoot it hard and keep it up beat because radio programmers are like and then there's the consumer music, the cooler type music, so you can kind of take a breath on like this podcast for example. The show would never be on the radio. It just just too much, but the people that do listen to it have a passion for because we get to take a breath and get in to a second or third layer and sometimes it's not interesting, but it's not that's okay, just get past it and turn it off. Uh. You know music now, it's basically a promotional tool to be able to make more music. And what I mean by that is as streaming continues to jump, and it's it's gonna be a completely streaming world at some point. A streaming continues to jump, you make music so people become a fan of you and consume your other product, meaning shirts, pins, concert ticket things are actual tangible and that money goes back into to make him more music, which goes back into having to sell experiences, sell items. So I always tell people to really support your favorite artist, buy a T shirt if you're out the show. Because you think that doesn't make a difference. It makes all the difference. Like Brandon Ray comes out, you know, and Brandon Ray's opening right now, and we have a lot of artists that are opening up, you know, later on in the year. But the artists I think Brandon, I think I pay him eleven hundred bucks a show. Now that's not his travel. He's gotta pay for flights, you know, it's that's four bucks first flight. He's gotta pay for food. He's good. So at the end of it, you know, he's probably doing four bucks at night. And that's if he doesn't bring a player, if brings the players, gotta him bucks the show, and which he doesn't bring a player because he's he's able to do it himself. But he really is able to pay his mortgage on merch Like he comes and gets paid to play the show. But really he's getting paid to play the show. So people take that music and like the music to buy merch so he can pay his bills. So it's the same thing with music and streaming music. Like these artists, you have to create this music, this project. People become a passion. It's a thing. You play it, you love it, you listen to it, and you stream it all you want. Unless it's getting ten twenty million streams are making no money off of it. But how do they make money? You support them in the other way. So music turns into a promotional tool, so they buy concert tickets, they buy merch which allows you to make more music. It's a cycle. I don't know if any of that makes sense and does. I mean, that's what I do. If I like a band, I'll go see him, I'll buy the actual like record, I like collecting the vinyl, so like having that physical thing is cool and buying to share it. But I stream everything else. And we think that, oh, these artists are making a ton of money, that you don't make anything unless you're the big dog. And see, there's no middle class really in music. It's tough. It's all poor until not poor anymore, and you have alive. So I would suggest if you really like an artist too, kind of investigate what they're about. And find something you like, or just go to a show, go buy a ticket. Like that's it. That's the thing to buying a ticket. I mean, that's really how you can tell how far someone's career has progressed. I don't look at YouTube views, I don't look at Spotify spins. I don't look at even radio because I know people who have had two and three number one yets. They can't sell a hundred people in the room. So it's really how many people can you get to come to a show. 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And that's what they talked about. They watched it on the clip. I think that's the thing with Rays because he goes to sleep so early, he misses a bunch of games during the week. But most people miss everything during all the time. And as at first I was like, why are these guys talking about this game and thenn't watch the game, But then I go, oh, they watched like most people watch things in bits later on, and then you go back and see it on Twitter what everybody's talking about. That's what they do. Yeah, so I thought it was interesting. Lunchbox held out and didn't do it because the paperwork hasn't done. Whatever that means, I don't know. I'm gonna tell him my dy and I did this show for a year with no paperwork. We barely have paperwork. I don't even know what that means paperwork, But you can what those knucklewheads should do. Just start doing shows. And by the time PaperWorks done, Therey got twenty shows and people already following them. That's how lunchwork does it? You like to sign a paper? He wants it as long as possible until he has to. That should will just end up being a Ray and somebody else. My prediction is sore losabile Ray and somebody that comes out of nowhere, and they'll just end up doing that show together in a year. Is good? Is it entertaining? Yes? He is? And Eddie doesn't anything about sports? Uh that? And finally my number five thing, Number four was That number five thing was I got the first hard copy of my book and I saw that you made a list of three things that you noticed. Okay, go ahead. Number three. I noticed that it's longer than the first book, like thirty or forty pages longer. Okay, So the book is two hundred and seventy two pages. That being said, forty of it are B team names. That counts in the page county. So I think the book is like tees and forty of it our B team. That's crazy. The book company, so we came up with the idea. I said, I want everyone that pre I just think pre orders for the sake of preorders are dumb because you can wait to order and get it pay the same amount of money and maybe sometime bet when when you preorder it and to day it comes out, you decide you didn't want it, So why would you preorders that ever, unless there's something extra to it. So I told about company. I've never heard of this before, but what if everyone that pre orders it within in this hour we print their name in the back of the book as a shout out to the b team. And they said, okay, cool. I said, but yeah, you guys have to understand it may be a bunch of pages and you have to print this out in every book. They're like, it's not it's gonna be twenty pages or anything. And I said, listen, if it's going to be an issue that you're not going to print them, if it hits over a certain amount, then we shouldn't do this. Like now, I don't worry about it. What's gonna be hundred names, five hundred names, thousand names? Uh No, it's forty pages. And they're like, it's crazy. There couldn't be because we already agreed on it. If they hadn't, they probably had in house slightly mental breakdown because that's costs a lot of money. But the books over two pages um, but yes, it is longer. I think it's a little bit longer than the first one away, but I wanted to keep it short. I just didn't want it to be that long. I started reading it back again last night. I think the first part is really good. I'm into the second part a little bit, the fight part of it. I just don't think when I read back jokes that I'd read and I don't think my own stuff is funny that often. Like I read back and go, mmmm, you know, I get it, I get why. I think that. Uh, the first part was really good. Second part I'm still sipping through. It's okay, what do you got? Some people use like funny names in the B team section. Did you see anything that made you laugh? It was like the was it the Big D or something? But yeah, his name was like big D Johnson and get a Big D Penis. I think they blocked out any names they thought were dirty though. Yeah. I think that was in when when we submitted it couldn't be dirty, is that's what it says. And people say to me, hey, what is money back there? What if it's there? We can't my thing And I don't know this yet, but there's no way that we're able to put you know, fift names back there or whatever it is without somebody getting their name spelled wrong or somebody being left off. Just a law of numbers. And I think that's why I legally they put that line in there. You may not make it. Yeah, I have no idea. I had nothing to do with the promotion. Just came up with it. But they run it all legal and people are mad at me. I don't know anything about it except I don't know what names were sent in. I came up with the idea because I wanted to do it for the listeners. They said yes, and then they handled it all and so hopefully nobody gets mad. Just when you have that many, somebody's gonna be upset. You know. Number one thing you noticed about the new book? You dedicated it to Dusty. Yeah, and I had never read that back because it was the first time I got the hard copy. Hit me a little bit hard because I was like, man, I tell a little joke, it goes sad. Joke kind of sad on the dedication and so yeah, man, that was I mean when I was right he I think he died when I was just finishing, right, in the book, and so yeah, it's out. It comes out June nine, so seventeen days over two weeks from now from the recording this, So h yeah, I think those are the five things. I also think that we're gonna forget. I'm trying to have a password into Facebook earlier and I can't remember password. But there's a little key on there, and you have the key, and then it shoots your face and remembers it for you and loaded it up, and I was like, oh, this is convenient. I starting to think I don't know anyone's cell phone number because cell phone started storing cell phones numbers. You know, why would you know anyone's phone number? Now, just the numbers that you knew before you had to memorize it before you got off for free are the only numbers we know. I know my home number growing up, I know my best friends number growing up. I don't know have any more numbers. So cell phones have eliminated any need for us to have to remember numbers. Now GPS for me has eliminated any reason for me to know where I'm going. I don't know how to get around in Nashville. I have no idea I'll live five years now, I just get the Google Maps takes me everywhere, so I don't know how to get anywhere because I never have to learn it. I just follow. I don't learn, I just follow. My prediction in the future is none of us are gonna know our passwords ever again. Passwords are going the way of directions, going the way of cell phone numbers. We're gonna create it. This something's gonna store it. But here's where it gets dicey, is that actually all this is going to crash down. We're not gonna know how to contact each other, we're not gonna know our way around, and we're not going to know how to get into our stuff, so there's no stuff to get into, and we're gonna end up like the freaking Walking Dead, and it's gonna be that. That's how we're all gonna die down. The downfall is that everything gets easier, and because everything is getting so easy, we're not having to acquire skills in survival, and eventually there will become a time, probably in our lifetime maybe not, we're survival is required and we're not going to be able to do it because we've been trained now to not worry about it. And I'll leave you with that then that that's kind of what happened this week and things. We'll go out and jump in a swim pool, which is probably why we did the podcast. It's feeling guilty about have a simple so hey, we're trying works, working a little bits, work a little bit. So uh, there's that, Thank you very much. I'll forget Check out Christian Bush. He has his podcast Geeking Out, were it talks to people, notable people about their passions. Also, Jake Owens has the Good Company podcast. If you're a big fan of Jake, he just kind of takes you behind the scenes of his life. Velvet's Edge Kelly Henderson talks to famous stylists any feel from television about style and style of culture and culture of style. Yeah, she had someone on from Project Grunway this week? Did she? She actually styles Amy and then helped me with close two. I prefer not to take styles because sometimes I just don't have style and I don't want her to be suffering from me when I'm just wearing sweats. When you rogue and change it at how I do that when if she doesn't come with me, which is most of the time, and I haven't been out of town. And this is a close up. I'm just going to me, I don't want to wear that. I'm gonna go with this tight eye shirt instead. Yeah, the red shoes in American I don't get me in trouble. Uh. There's that. And they don't forget the whiskey riff raff. Whiskey riff raff. Those guys are just big fans of country music and artist. Stop buying Chicago. Talk to them kind of a fans perspective. That's it. Thank you very much, thanks to LifeLock in and we will do you soon. Goodbye, m HM.