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With Morgan.

Part 2.

She's breaking down the top seven segments from the Bobby Bone Show this week.

What's up, friends?

It's time to get caught up on the show from this week.

That's why you're here.

But it's also the weird in-between time between Thanksgiving and Christmas where we're doing a lot of shopping and decorating and hanging out friends and family. So hopefully you're enjoying this in-between time. And if not, this is a moment of hour of silence and peace for you that you can just get a catch-up on the show. So thanks for being here. Make sure you check out part one in part three this weekend with Eddie.

He joins me in part one. We talk all about our Thanksgiving, things that happen with our

families. And part three is always listener questions. So check those out. And without further

ado, let's get into the best segments from the show this week.

Woohoo! Bobby shared a list of the toughest jobs that people may think are actually easy, but they aren't. Bobby Yetty, Lunchbox, they all shared their toughest jobs they've ever had. And it had me thinking back to my time as a server host to Go Expo working at Buffalo Wildlings for several years. And all of those jobs combined were pretty rough. Number seven. The list of jobs that are tougher than people think. Right. I have them here. By the way, what was your toughest job you ever had? Eddie? Probably working for my dad, man. Warehouse, forklifts. He sold like streetlights. And so we would just move streetlights to one pile to another load trucks put them on

forklifts it's terrible you got to drive forklift as a kid yeah yeah they would let me

they mean your dad no the two guys that worked in the warehouse they were awesome dude they were

like gang members but they were awesome in south texas yes and then i was being like hey you want to

drive the forklift they like were Eddie, you want to drive the fork?

But they, like, were protective of you.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

But, I mean, they were in charge of the warehouse. And they were trying to get you in the gang? No, no, they would never do. One time they brought their cousin in, and that guy had stories. He was from Chicago. Gang stories? Yeah, dude. crazy gang stories. I think he was actually down in South Texas because he did something bad at

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