The Bobby Bones Show - Buying Potatoes Out of a Car and Does Lunchbox Wish He Was More Athletic?

Episode Date: November 29, 2025

Morgan and Lunchbox answer listener questions. Shoutouts to start, then we get into that potato guy Lunchbox used to rave about, his athleticism, states they haven’t been to yet, and could Lunchbox beat Mike D in a race? Plus, more on the cookie drama, Sore Losers can’t commit for merch, and what was that ambulance bill when he called it for his mom. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Where Morgan and a show member answer almost all your questions. What up, everybody, listener Q&A time. Lunchbox is joining me. What's up, lunch? Thanks, that's a great question. First question of the day. Feels great. I'm grateful to be alive, thankful for that.

And, you know, ungrateful for early mornings. That's what you're not thankful for. Not thankful, yeah, that's right. No question. I appreciate how real you are. No sugar coating whatsoever. I love it. That's from Misty. Misty, what's up? I wonder if that's Misty that I used to work with at UTSA, but probably not. She did not say that. Okay. Carrie said I miss when him in Los, came to Wichita and did drunk interviews. Oh, man, let me tell you, Wichita, oh gosh, that was some bad nights. There's one night in Wichita. I still, to this day, do not know who drove me to my hotel.

Well, there's a guardian angel looking out for you somewhere. I mean, it was someone in the, like, I don't know if it was the radio station or so, but they, we stopped to McDonald's, got my McDonald's because you have a 24-hour McDonald's. Yeah. And then I got to the hotel room. I ate my McDonald's, passed out, woke up in the middle of night, had to pee, went pee, and then I was like, I think I'm peeing on the floor. And I was missing the toilet. And I was peeing on my shorts. And so I just let my shorts in Wichita.

That's fair. They were urine shorts. Yeah, I was like, they're not going in my suitcase. I was like, oh, because you know what I mean? Like you're just so tired. You get up. Whoever cleaned that hotel room had to feel that. Well, I mean, at least I peed just on the shorts.

It wasn't like hitting the floor. Yeah, but still, gross. Yeah, I put them in the trash can. Okay, okay. Okay, at least it didn't, you know. Yeah, man, Wichita, those were some nights. Let me tell you. I mean, some nights.

Huge shout out for the awesome CMA interviews. Love how you both work together. That's from Jen. I appreciate that. Yeah, I think that's our wheelhouse. Interviews is where we kill it. Yeah, we do pretty good together. Yeah, I think the artists, I mean, some artists like them, some don't.

Some refuse to be interviewed by me. Not going to mention names. Loser. Some questions. Abby and Tennessee, do you still get potatoes from Potato Mountain? 615. Potato Mountain 615. I haven't seen that guy in a long time.

I don't know if he's still around. Do you still follow him on Instagram? I never followed him. Oh, yeah. I guess you just. My wife is the one that introduced me. to them. And then we sat in an Exxon parking lot forever. Potato.

615. Potato Man or something like that. Potato Man. He's trying to look it up on Instagram. I'm going to see if he's still up. Still around. He could be here for a minute. Potato Man.

Search. Count. Oh, boy. No, I don't know if he's still around. I'll be here a while. I'll try and Google. I may not know how to spell potato. So I may have spelled it wrong.

but I haven't got one in a while but I did stop by that Exxon the other day and I reminded my wife I was like remember when we sat here for an hour during March Madness because you wanted a potato from Potato Man 615 and she was like I don't remember when it was like no no I remember exactly it was March Madness

and you said it was going to take 10 minutes and it took an hour and a half because he kept saying I'm about to pull up I'm going to pull up and he popped his trunk pulled out two white a white folding table and put potatoes on there from his trunk and we bought him and they were delicious.

They were. And you brought him to the studio at one point and they were good. Brought him to the studio. Is he still around? He's still around. It looks like he's not posting quite as much as he used to, but he's doing stuff. His last potato post was in October. Oh, that's okay.

So he's still potatoing. He's still potato in, I think, but it looks like he's also doing some wings too. Oh, we're doing wings now. Yeah, best wings, best potatoes. So we've evolved from just potatoes into wings. Yeah. I might have to get back on that. Because those potatoes were delicious.

Sammy and Virginia wants to know, do you wish you were more athletic? Do I wish? I don't know what that means. No, because I was pretty, I mean, was I a superstar athlete? No. Could I have gone pro?

No. Did I hold my own? Yes. Did I run cross country? Yes. Did I run track? Yes. Was I really good at it?

Yes. Did I start for my varsity soccer team? Yeah. So I don't know how much more athletic you can get. I mean, I wasn't going pro. I mean, I think everybody wishes they were more athletic. I mean, how crazy would it be to be a freak athlete? That's fair.

I mean, it would be amazing to be a freak athlete. I think everybody would like to go pro and make some nice money. Yeah. I mean, so of course I'd like to be more athletic. I mean, hello, that would have been the dream. Was I, but I'm going to tell you what I did. Dominated. You dominated being a mid-athlete?

That's right. Okay. dominated. I mean, you don't, hey, listen, you don't run a 426 mile if you weren't decent. Okay. I love this for you. But you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't know how to answer that question.

Like, was he saying, like, what was his name? Sammy. And I think it was a woman. And I think it was meant to be more funny because there's a trend of going up to guys and saying, do you wish you were more athletic? Oh. Because I was like, yeah, I mean, I mean, of course, I think everybody would like to be more athletic. I could be completely wrong and she's genuinely asking that question.

I was like, yeah. I mean, after I say it, I'm like, everybody wants to be more athletic, right? Unless people that didn't do athletics because they didn't care. I think she was anticipating you potentially getting a little offended and it was going to be funny. Oh, got it. You were a little bit. So, yeah. I was like, wait a minute.

I mean, yeah. Why wouldn't I? I want to go pro? Can you beat Mike D in a race? That's from Jacob. Oh, probably not right now. I mean, I haven't run in two months because I've got this side. pain that won't go away. I can't do anything. I can't move. You haven't been doing your

runs with no music? It hurts. It's impossible. Have you not been playing soccer either? No. Exactly. Your whole identity is gone. Well, I'll calm down. It's not my whole identity, but it's 90% of it. And so, yes. But have you still been picking up coins? Can you pick up coins right now? I can pick up coins, but I don't get coins anymore. You don't do it anymore? My kids get them. I have taught them to get coins. And I mean, we go. We go. to the store and they are crawling under registers trying to look for coins. I mean, they are under shelves. They are everywhere. You've created an army.

They are all over the coins. Let me tell you, they battle over the coins. You've literally created your own mini army. I really did. I mean, they are coin obsessed. They love it. Okay, so no, Jacob, not right now. Not right now. I mean, it might even beat me.

I mean, there's no chance I could win. What is a state you haven't been to that you guys would like to visit Shea in South Dakota. Man, where have I not been? The one that's on my top currently is New Mexico. I would love to go to New Mexico. Okay. And do some hiking and see Santa Fe and do the hot air balloon festival.

That's kind of the top of my list. You get up in a hot air balloon? Yeah. Oh, I don't know about that. I would. I don't know about that. Crazier things have happened. No, no, no, no, not money.

There's not a lot. jump out of a plane. No. No. Because at least you have a parachute. Hot air balloon, you ain't got a parachute. Well, I mean. I don't know why. That's what's weird. Like, I skydied, but I'd never bungee jump. Yeah, but there's always a possibility that, like, the cord breaks or that you lose the shoe. No, I get it. I get it. I get it. So many possibilities.

Just, weather starts blowing that balloon around. I just. I don't think they go up if the weather's bad. The hot air balloon thing is a little weird to me. It just defies physics and like everything. I also know you're stalling because you don't have your answer. No, no, no. What's your answer? Well, I've been to some states.

Like Alaska, I've been. Freaking phenomenal. But like someone posts on Facebook, one of my buddies. He went to some like Idaho, maybe, maybe, I don't know where. Yeah, Idaho's beautiful. But they went on some like river and it just looked like the most beautiful place in the world. And I go there. Honestly, all of Pacific Northwest and just even further, a little bit further south of that is just beautiful.

Yeah, so I'd go to one of those states. I don't know which one because I don't know anything about those states. Like I don't know about Wyoming or Montana. Or Idaho, right. I don't know anything about them. So I don't know which one I'd pick. Yeah. I'd have to do research to see what each one has.

But somewhere over there where it's real nature and natural, beautiful, I'll pick one of those. But I don't know which one. Okay. That's a good one. We're going to take a quick break. We're going to be right back. Good, I'm going to take a nap. No, we got a little bit more.

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This is from Chris from Port, say Lucy, Florida. Was the cookie worth it? Yeah. You know, dressing room. Oh, I was like, cookie. What cookie are we talking about? Oh, yeah, absolutely. it's always worth it. A cookie is worth it. And it made it more sweet that it was out of a, you know, locker or not locker. What do you call it? Dressing Room of a artist. Like, it's like, oh, man, I had Blank's cookie. I'm not going to say whose cookie I had because that's a privacy matter. I don't want to tell you whose dressing room I was in. But the fact that I ate some cookies that were intended for, you know, it's like, it's so I basically had cookies with this person as the way I look at it. And, and, and, and,

And there's no way this person or group was going to eat that many cookies. How many cookies do they have? I mean, they had a whole box. Like a dozen or half a dozen? Probably like half a dozen. Okay. They're not going to eat that many cookies. And crumble cookies are massive.

They're not eating those big cookies. Did you eat a whole cookie or did you just take a piece off of a crumble? Because most of the time when you eat a crumbull cookie, you're only eating a little piece. No, I couldn't just break it in half because then it's obvious. It's not obvious that a whole one is missing? Well, it's a little weirder if you take half a cookie because they're like, did they bite off this cookie? And they're not going to eat that other half anyway. So did I finish the whole cookie?

No. Did I take the whole cookie? Yes. Did you share it with anybody else? No. So you had some through the rest away. Yeah. I was like, man, this cookie's going to getting big.

I can't really eat at all. So I need to get rid of it. And it was worth it because it was sweeter. Yeah, it was good. I mean, it's fine. It wasn't like hot and warm, which would have been better, but it was still good. When can we expect some sore losers merch? That's from Ashland and California.

Oh, Ashland, that's a great question. I mean, we say this all the time that we should do merch, and guess what we do? Never do it. We never do it. Why do you guys do that? Because here's the thing about Ray and I.

We say it in the moment, and then like, oh, we get done with the pod. We're like, all right, let's talk about this later. And then we never talk about it later than, like a week later. We should do merch. And then we say we should do this. We should do that. We should do this. and we're not we don't know how to design crap we're two dudes that don't know how to design merch

okay well you can ask for help in a whole lot of ways all right morgan you want to help us design merch thanks is not my area of expertise oh see there we go I'm saying there's a lot of people you can ask for help though yeah you're right and we we should do it we have so many great ideas but we just never do it yeah and great ideas are only just that until they become something else until they become reality yeah reality okay so yeah I'm working on We're doing better. We're going to do better. Why do you and Ray call Eddie that guy that used to be on the pod instead of his name?

Do you guys do this? That guy that used to be on the pod because that guy used to be on the pod. So this is a thing you guys do on for our losers. Yeah, we don't say that name. There's a person that used to be on the pod. Let me tell you guys something about lunchbox. He loves a good bit. Like loves a good bit.

He will stick to it until he is in his grave. If there's one thing I have realized about him is he does something one time, you were never, ever going to let it down or change it. Hold on, hold on. If it's good, I don't let it go. True, but you think all of your bits are good. I don't think all of them. 95% of them.

A lot of them are good. They are good. Just like you, if you listen to part one, you heard scuba come in and make a whole thing. Yeah, that's been a bit for, gosh, I don't know. It's not a bit. It's the truth. It's been a bit for like two years. It's the truth.

And that's what lunchbox is good at. He likes to really turn. He will take a very simple moment and turn it into a bit and use it for the rest of time. Yeah. That's what you do. That's how life is. And that person. Life here, maybe.

That person that used to be on the podcast. Yep. That person. Okay. What was the ambulance bill when he called 911 for his mom many years ago? That's from Sarah in Idaho. Oh, Sarah in Idaho. Gosh, I don't know.

I didn't ask her. Why don't you remind me beforehand and I can ask her. I can bring that information. I'll have to ask my mom. I have no idea. So I think she's thinking you might have paid for it because you called it. Oh, no, no, no, no. That's my mom's responsibility.

Okay. I mean, because she's got her own. Because I'm not the patient, so that bill goes to her. Yeah, insurance and everything. Ray always told me, roll the truck if you want to get quality service. And so we rolled a truck. You roll the truck? Yeah, that's what you call an ambulance.

I don't understand your guys's language sometimes. That's definitely not what I would ever say. Yeah, like a firefighter says, I'll roll the truck, like, bring an ambulance. How do you guys know that? Because Ray's father-in-law was a firefighter. I thought he worked in construction. I thought he was a firefighter. Father-in-law?

Maybe he wasn't a firefighter. Didn't he do all that stuff for Garth Brooks? That's a whole... Yeah, but I'd tell you before that, maybe he was a firefighter. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe his brother-in-law is a firefighter. I don't know.

My roommate, Mark, he's a firefighter. San Antonio Fire Department. Shout out, Mark, what up! And they say roll the truck. Yeah. I need some clarification on that. That's what Ray told me. I don't know. I'll ask Mark. I'll text you. Ray told you? Yeah, you know what's crazy? You know what's crazy? What? Is my old roommate? He's like

an idiot, right? Okay. He was just like an idiot. Like, joined the fire department and we party all the time. That dude is now like a lieutenant. That's ridiculous. He's probably a changed man. I mean, he's been in the fire department for 20 freaking years.

That's crazy. So yeah, he's reliable. He's like a little too. Yeah. That's wild. Isn't it crazy when you know people from a different period of their life? And now they're either like moms, dads, or like have these whole careers. But once upon a time you knew him because you guys were both chugging a bottle of vodka in the back of you know, a bar somewhere. Like I see some of my friends like that never went to school and now they're

high school teachers and it's like, weird. That's your job because when we're in school, you never want to go to school. Does it make you think about your teachers a little bit differently, too? That they had lives. They had lives outside of, yeah. Oh, 100%. 100%.

Because I think about that often. I think about it all time. We used to be like, no, they didn't have normal lives. They weren't doing anything fun. Yeah, that's true. But now I realize teachers are the biggest, like, happy hour goers that are in the world because they have to because these kids are nuts. Yeah, they got to do something to let out the crazy.

Yeah. So, I mean, look them up. Mark Robles, Lieutenant, San Antonio Far Department. Give him a shout out. See if anybody knows them. Oh, boy. Always. There's always one name that makes it on to this podcast.

All right. We're going to get out of here. You have anything left to add? No, I just want to say, have a great day. Oh, what's your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? Because we were on Turkey weekend. My favorite side dish? Rolls?

Does that count? Of all the things you can choose, you go for rolls. What else is there? There's green bean cassero, sweet potato cassero, potato cassero, mac and cheese, creamed corn. I don't know, man. Cream corn is good. Green beans are good.

Corn casserole. What's that? Oh, you know what? Stovetop stuffing. That's good. Okay. I like that. You call it stuffing or dressing?

Stuffing. We got stuffing too, but somebody called it dressing the other day. It really threw me off. I thought dressing was what you put on stuff. I thought it was too. Because you dress it up. Same. I don't know what dressing.

And stuffing is like the stuffing that comes out of turkey. Yeah. That's the way I always believed it, but obviously it's not. Yeah, we just cooked the, stove top in a pan. Like, I mean, I... Pretended. Yeah.

It came out of the turkey. I don't know. I never ate stuffing, but I heard something called it dressing. It really threw me. That person's weird. I know. Was it your boyfriend? No, it wasn't.

Good. I'm glad he's not that weird. He likes a stealer, so he's weird enough, but that would have been real weird. No, but he does like putting gravy on his turkey, and that threw me off because we never had gravy at my house for Thanksgiving. I remember one time grandma burned the gravy? Oh, my gosh. Nobody likes burnt gravy?

It's, I mean, I never tried gravy until a couple years ago. I'd be honest. It just looked gross. Yeah, but now you like it? I mean, we got it from a restaurant. I was like, this is pretty good. Okay. Like, we order, like, instead of like...

Cooking it? Yeah. When it was just me and my wife and kids were like one, two and three, we're like, okay, we're not cooking. Like, I just order it. And I was like, man, this gravy stuff's pretty dang good. Okay. Listen, maybe one day I'll have to find some vegetables.

But I mean, like, if it's home cooked, I mean, yeah, but yeah, grandma burned that turkey. I remember everybody like, oh, my gosh. And it smelled. And grandma was feeling so bad. And oh my gosh, it like ruined her day. It like ruined her day because she was such a good cook. And she was just like, ooh, I burned the gravy. And we thought about it for years after that.

Hey, grandma, don't burn the gravy. Check the gravy. Don't burn the gravy. Because you know what I like? A good bit. You do love a good bit. You know what we did to my cousin? He's married now, right?

Married. Okay. In high school, he had a girlfriend and they went to the Renaissance festival. And they dressed up like one of those Renaissance people. Yeah. and they gave a framed picture to grandma and grandpa, like as a present, every Thanksgiving that we're together with the family. We slap that sucker on the table, even with his wife.

Love a good bit. Love a good bit. Poor guy. We are awesome. You want to know the one thing that I learned about my grandma after she had passed? Oh. No, this is funny. Okay.

She always made us these homemade cinnamon rolls, right? Yeah. And I was like, these things are so good. Every year we get so excited to make us. everybody from the family would get a take on home. And we're looking for this recipe because everybody wants the cinnamon roll recipe. Yeah. These things taste the exact same as Rhodes,

frozen ones that come out of the freaking fridge at Walmart. And my dad was like, I'm very convinced that these are the rolls that she always gave us. But she made her homemade, like homemade icing, so that was what made it different. But we full on thought my grandma used to like handmade at 4 a.m. That's really funny. That's really good. Shout out grandma.

All right, everybody. Bye. Happy Turkey weekend. Bye. Okay. That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms. At Bobby Bone's show.

And follow Ed Webb Girl Morgan. To submit your listener questions for next week's episode. In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins. But the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice in so on strike. I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing.

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What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Wodom. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us like. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

It's Financial Literacy Month, and the podcast, Eating While Broke, is bringing real conversations about money, growth, and building your future. This month, hear from top streamer, Zoe Spencer, and venture capitalist Lakeisha. Landrum Pierre, as they share their journeys from starting out to leveling up. There's an economic component to communities thriving. If there's not enough money and entrepreneurship happening in communities, they fail. Listen to Eating While Broke from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.