This is an IHeart podcast.

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan.

Part two.

Just the bits.

What's up, everybody?

Happy weekend.

Excited to be hanging out with y'all before I dive into some more CMA Fest craziness.

With that being said, part one and part three this weekend is with Amy.

Super fun stuff. We shared life updates on part one. She talked about what's going on in her life right now, the two big things. I talked about my Palm Springs, Sister's Bachelorette party, and tiny moments, big proud. You'll see totally what I mean if you listen to part one. In part three, we answered listener questions.

Of course, shared some shoutouts. But the big things on there is Amy talked about co-parentine lately and her perimenopause and testosterone update. So check those out. If you're not going to and you just want to catch up on the show and that's why you're here, that's cool too. So let's get into it.

While I was gone, a listener called in who happened to be a career hacker, not just a small one.

Like, too. So let's get into it. Wow, I was gone, a listener called in who happened to be a career hacker, not just a small one. Like, gets paid to hack and do all these crazy things. Heard his story is absolutely wild. So I'm going to be listening to this whole interview with you guys. This is Bobby talking to the hacker. Number seven. Hey, let's talk to Tommy in Richmond. Hey, Tommy, so you are a white hat hacker, a legal hacker.

Is that true?

Yes, sir.

So what do you do, and how did you get into that?

As far as what I do, I'm head of application security for a company based in New York City,

but I also do something called bug bounties on the side. That's where companies invite hackers to break into their systems, find the vulnerabilities and to show them so that way they can fix them. And each time we're successful, they pay as a bounty. They say, hey, good guy, because they know if you get into it, you're not going to steal from them.

So they go, come and hack me, because if you hack me, that allows me to see where I can easily be hacked.

And so how many times have you done that and you've been able to break through?

Tens of thousands of times.

I've made just under $5 million since 2016 in Bowning. Do what?

I've hacked every major company you can think of from Yahoo alone is paid me $1.9 million.

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