4/09/2026-Full Show:“Do the Right Thing But For How Much?”

If doing the right thing costs you comfort, convenience, or even family… would you still choose it? That powerful question anchors an unforgettable episode of Billy The Kidd In The Morning with Billythkidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh, blending laugh‑out‑loud moments with deeply human conversations that stick with you long after the show ends. The morning kicks off with relatable everyday chaos wasted time, QR‑code confusion at restaurants, and Producer Pooh’s perfectly timed story about racing to mow a lawn… only to find a landscaping crew already getting paid to do it.
From the jump, the vibe is classic BTKIM: unfiltered, self‑aware, and hilariously real. The energy shifts during an emotional Dirty Little Secret, when an anonymous caller bravely admits he was raised in an openly racist household and only later, through therapy, realized how deeply those beliefs had taken root. Choosing to unlearn that mindset meant walking away from most of his family, a decision he shares with honesty and vulnerability. As he puts it, “Silence is what keeps this cycle alive.” The crew responds with empathy, personal stories, and a powerful discussion about generational change, accountability, and choosing who you want to be no matter the cost
A special guest appearance from Murr (James Murray) of Impractical Jokers, who previews his live Plano shows and reveals his most regrettable punishment—ten years with no eyebrowsCandice Court delivers a verdict on whether calling your girlfriend “wifey” comes with unspoken proposal expectationsPlus: name‑changing chaos, national holiday nonsense, pop‑culture debates, and full BTKIM unpredictability
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