The Bobby Bones Show - Eddie And Lunchbox Compete In Jelly Donut Contest + Raymundo Getting Hit On Now That He’s Engaged + Spill The Tea: Someone Lying To Their Spouse

Episode Date: September 15, 2020

Eddie and Lunchbox try to break a World Record by eating 10 jelly filled donuts in 3 minutes. Raymundo says he got hit on at the pool and claims it only happened because he’s engaged. Plus, Bobby lets someone ‘spill the tea’ and they claim this person has been lying to their spouse! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bobby Bones Post Show Pre-show. I saw the vinyl outsold CDs for the first. First time since like the 80s. Makes sense. Yeah, because people aren't buying as many CDs, period. You're streaming, you're downloading. And then you collect the vinyl. Vinyl you go by because it's cool.

Yeah. Not because you're going to constantly listen to it over and over. You do some, but yeah. I guess to me that says more about people not buying CDs than it does people buying records. And then too, a little bit is because a lot of artists are putting their stuff on vinyl. Yeah, to be cool. Like they'll do limited releases of it. Like Reba's last album, she did a bunch of vinyl and signed all of them too.

And the reason they do those and sign them is because it's expensive. To make them. Yeah. And to sell them. And so they sign them so people will buy them. What should be pretty cool to have? The safest drug in America. Yeah.

What are you thinking? Like an over-the-counter or prescription? Like no, no. Like a drug. Oh, like a legal drug? Like an illegal drug. Like a DEA. What do you think the safest drug in America is?

Marijuana. According to a new study, magic mushrooms are the safest recreational drug to take. Researchers found that only 0.2% required emergency medical treatment because of a side effect. They don't have, I think marijuana illegal in so many places now. Okay, so it's not. Okay, well. The rates for people who took cocaine, meth, heroin, other narcotics are at least five times higher. The biggest risk for mushrooms eating the wrong ones and getting a bad stomach virus.

Oh, yeah. So getting a virus is basically the worst thing that can have. happen with met what i don't want to take anything it's called a magic mushroom but i guess if i had to choose between magic mushroom cocaine and heroin am i like if i had a choose isn't there a pizza place called magic mushroom yeah mellow mellow yeah i agreed with you first no it's mellow yeah man i go over the every day right up in the show hey yeah so you can't eat the ones like straight from your backyard no no that's not the same thing that's what people are if anyone on the show would have tried mushrooms is probably eddie have not though no

Scuba, Steve raised his hand. You have scuba? Yeah, yeah, if I don't get in trouble here, we used to pick them back in high school in Florida where I grew up, and they're called shrooms. But you picked them and just ate them? Yeah, we used to go to where the trees are at,

and then you look for a cow patty, and inside those cow patties, which is cow poop, you find the shrooms inside there. That's what you pick. We would come back with garbage bags full. We were like heroes in high school. And you would sell them?

We would sell them and use them. You were a drug. dealer. Dang, dude. That was high school. They kicked the door in now. All of this was a ruse to get him to admit to that, this whole story.

I had no direction in life. I had no father. I didn't know what was doing. I learned later in life. That was not the right thing to do. What to make you feel like? For me, I just laughed. I laugh a lot in general, but I just could not,

I couldn't control my laughter. I would just laugh the entire time. The room was kind of woozy. It was actually a great feeling. And I think it's because a cow dung that makes you do that. That's why you trip. I'm Googling cow pastures right now in town. But you can legally get this in Denver

now. I believe Denver has legalized shrooms. Really? Yeah. You're in your research? Yeah, I don't know. I guess did you ever hallucinate or think you were seeing something that wasn't there? No, I never had any hallucinogenics that

did that to me, no. Well, thanks for your candidness. No problem. Any time. I'm here for you. Let's bring on Caroline Hobby, who has a podcast called Get Real, which you can check out. Caroline, how are you? Hi, awesome. How are you doing?

Pretty good. Do you ever try mushrooms? Like in food? No, like magic. Like the drugs. Could she not hear us talking unhold? Maybe not if this shows. Go ahead, Caroline.

I saw a special that Gwina's Halter did on Goop that a lot of people are like microdosing with them and it's like really curing anxiety. Yeah, Scoobo Steve said he used to go and get into cow turds and eat cow turd. He was really happy. Yeah, he loved it, loved it. Well, Caroline's on. Caroline has a great podcast called Get Real. Caroline, what are you talking about on your latest podcast? Well, you know, it's been really exciting.

I started off covering a bunch of wives of country music artists, which has been amazing, and I still do. But lately I've kind of, like, expanded to just covering incredible women. So I recently had Rebecca Minkoff on, who is just a global fashion designer. She's someone I've loved her clothes and handbags forever. So to have her on and to talk to her about how she got going and how she's turned into this mega empire was really inspiring. Did you know, fun fact, that Amy used to make purses when she went to blend?

Oh, no, I made my A&M. Oh, you went to A&M? Yeah, it was my junior senior year of college. My roommate and I started a purse company. We sold it to our sorority sisters. My aunt sent me a picture of one day. Oh, no, no, no. I mean, we sewed them ourselves, but yeah, we were no Rebecca Minkoff.

Do you know who that is? Yes. Oh, she's, yeah, yeah, yeah. How much money does Rebecca Minkoff? Oh, a lot. Yeah? Her stuff's high end. Yeah, yeah.

How do you get someone like that as a guest? Do you just DM them? Well, I mean, honestly, I don't really even know how I got her as a guest. I have a website, I mean, an email up on my Instagram, and sometimes people DM me and ask me if I want to interview different artists or different personalities. And when I got that DM, I guess from her representative, I was like, yeah, for sure. All right. Any other episode that you're pretty proud of, the last few that you want to share?

I also interviewed a Vine sensation. Her name is Manon Matthews. He had over a billion views on Vine and before it shut down. And we kind of talked about her journey as a comedian because I've never really interviewed a comedian before. And just like the life of the comedian, she just wrote a book that's out. And I was interesting hearing the other side

of her personality. Because when you see comedians, you see this like amazing, funny, always out there energy. But then like there's a whole other side too that's very like sensitive and vulnerable. And we cover a lot of ground. And that was a really eye-opening conversation for me. So

I love to meet and Matthews as well. How does someone have such a big following on Vine? And have they, do you know if she's trans if it's kind of transitioned to a following on TikTok or Instagram? Well, she has like a million followers on TikTok and she has like, I think she has almost 700,000 followers on Instagram. I mean, Jennifer Aniston is one of her besties now because Jennifer loves her comedy so much. So I guess, yeah, she transferred it over to the other platforms, but I know it was a huge disappointment when Vine just like shut down out of the blue because

that was her whole livelihood. Wouldn't that be crazy? It's like when TikTok is about to go down and all these people that make their living off of doing TikTok videos. And again, it may sound trivial to us, but that's their job. I mean, look at our job. It's pretty dumb, too. And they're like, oh, we're shutting TikTok down. You know their butts puckered a ton going, oh, crap. Oh, there she is.

All right, Caroline Hobby, check out Get Real, the podcast with Caroline Hobby. She hosted, and that's what it's all about. Caroline, thank you very much. Hope you're good. Hey, thanks for having me. All right, there she is. All right, bye, Caroline. Bye.

Bye. Bye. Do want to read some lunchbox comments from... Cuties. Oh, boy. On yesterday's show, Lunchbox, I have them all pulled up here,

I'll read them. Lunchbox watched cuties on Netflix to review it for us and said, hey, you know what? It's actually pretty good. And this movie is getting busted

because it says they're over-sexualizing young girls. But your argument is... They are doing it to send a message and I don't think they're sexualizing the girls. They're showing you what girls do to get likes on social media.

They are doing these dances and stuff to put it up to be cool. amongst their peers and trying to get, ooh, all that clout. So they're creating awareness at what's really happening. They're bringing topics to the forefront that need to be talked about that kids are facing, but we act like, it's not going on. Not at my kid's school. Later on on this show, too, Morgan, number two, we'll review it.

We did that on the show today. But here are some comments from Lunchbox on yesterday's show. Lunchbox, any mail that things little girls dressing and dancing like that is okay and entertaining. You're suspect to being a pedophile. I hope that at Radio Amy keeps an eye on you around her daughter. What do you think about that one? I'm not concerned about lunchbox

That word pedophile is a big word to throw around. It's like the worst thing you could say about someone. Yeah. Here's one. Just when you think lunchbox couldn't look more like a child molester. Again, nothing to do with anything. This is how mean people are online. Lunchbox, only the mind of a pedophile

will find this defensible. From Mike Proctor. for F's sake, not even kids are sacred in this country anymore. Now I wonder what will Amy and her husband think when you're around their daughter? You're getting a lot of those. Yeah, got one today from Jason. At Rayo Lunchbox is a hashtag pedophile. Hashtaget, pedophilia.

Hashtag at Radioomy and wake up. He got tagged like as a, wow. What I'm going to bet is that none of these people, look, I'm not watching it. No, they haven't watched it. I bet that none of them have watched it and they're just seeing the news. And that's what we all do. Sometimes I'll see a headline and go, what the crap, without actually getting into it. trying to be better at that. Amy, your thoughts?

Yeah, I would never call you that lunchbox. I don't think because you watch this movie and that's your take on it, that that makes you, I don't even want to say it with your name because it's just not true. You're safe around my kids. I'm still not watching it though. It sucks you have to even say that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, check out Morgan's review later. Here is Beth from Pittsburgh. I just wanted to ask the studio and you an opinion. I'm doing a road trip tomorrow. We're stopping in Nashville, where should we stop to eat in Nashville? Thanks.

You guys have a good day. What's open? This is hard. Well, everything's open. Yeah, just at a limited capacity, which you should be fine. It's tough because a lot of people are like, hey, coming to Nashville, can't wait. I'm like, you should wait. Yeah, you should wait. Smart to wait. Because if you go out after nine, you're probably going to get corona

because they said he just runs amok. And if you don't, everything else is shut down. Where would you recommend they eat? How do you be? The hot chicken's a thing, right? You got Arnold's. business has a line around it sometimes. You probably just socially distance in line. We went to a place that was, because we didn't go to Olive Garden.

We should go to Olive Garden once week, but we didn't go to Olive Garden this week. We went to Cinco de Mayo. I'm not recommended, I'm just telling you guys it's good. In Brentwood, North Brentwood. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I've seen it. It's really good. It's really good. And they have white queso, which I love.

Casso Blanco, yeah. Caitlin loves it more than I do, but white queso. Quezoblanco, yeah. That was a good little Mexican place. last night. Okay, I think that's it. Oh, let me shout out Angie Taylor who works, well, did work at Kiss FM in Chicago, but now she works over on the Rock Station. We were taking off in Chicago,

which, by the way, unfairly, you can't pull a show during a pandemic. Whatever, but... Wait, hold on. I didn't know Angie moved to Rock. So that station they flipped to Rock. The, like, top 40s? No, 95-5. She left Kiss. Oh my gosh, okay. Got it. Because it was Fred Nand.

Angie, she's going over to the rock station that used to be what the country station is, but they flipped this rock and she's going over to head that morning show. Oh. Do a show by herself and I'm super, super proud of her. One, big deal just to have your own show, but two, there aren't as many women hosts as there should be. Yeah, I love that. So I messaged her yesterday. I was very excited for her.

Like 8% of me was still irritated. They flipped that station unfairly. They just got a rock guy running that over there. Like, let's flip it to a rock station. Okay, let's see what happened. Okay, anyway. Hey, don't worry. Elephant never forgets.

That's right. You think he's listening right now? He will! I don't even know who he is. I don't even know who he was when I saw his name. Anyway, that's the deal. Wait, expand on that saying, an elephant never forgets? They don't.

Because they don't? Like, really, they don't? I mean, that's what they say. The elephant remembers everything. You never heard that before? I just not in a while. I get, you know, I heard one bad at a time. That's how you eat an elephant.

Yeah, yeah. There's so many elephants. One bite at it. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Yeah, like if you're feeling overwhelmed, it's good to remember that, like one bite at a time. Okay, that's it. Okay.

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Morning. Amy, how are you? Doing good. How about you? Pretty good. Caitlin loves candles. She just loves a light of candle and let it smell good. Sometimes she'll just turn the lights off and light a candle and sit in there and work or read.

I'm not a candle guy that much. Are you a candle person? Yes, I love candles. Well, there are now football scented candles that are on sale. And some of the smells in the football scented candle world are nachos, Oh, artificial turf field, and jockstrap. That's got to smell Clean or dirty

I thought they would be like a leather football You know or something like that Like a new car If you're interested A three pack of candles costs $69 Who made these you? This is a joke

No it's not a joke You can't We'll put the link up on our Facebook page We're not making any money off of them I just thought it was interesting I think it would be funny if I was like Hey if you get to do your candle I get to do mine

And I light jockstrap every night Yeah. It's gross. Ladd it up. I'd like to say good morning to everyone. Good morning. Thank you. Except to this person.

Cops in Ohio broke up a college party last Saturday. It turned out to be that one of the kids throwing it had coronavirus. Oh, boy. He had tested positive a week earlier. He threw the party anyway. The cop's chest cam got their conversation on video. Here's a clip from the body cam. I've never seen this before.

There's an input on the computer that you tested positive for COVID? Yes. When was this? This was on the week. ago. Are you supposed to be quarantining? Yeah, that's why I'm at my house. Do you have other people here and you're positive for COVID? How many other people have COVID? They all did. Everybody has it. There were six, there were 20 people inside the house. The six guys who lived in the house were sited. Simple penalty, probably get fined, but he's like, yeah, I'll just have the party anyway.

That's messed up. That's messed up. What, Amy? I just, people just blow my mind. I'm just speechless right now. Like, I don't understand how some people's brains think. This is Ashley from Louisiana. So I have an almost four-year-old son, and we listen to the show every morning. Recently, we decided we wanted to raise some caterpillars. We ended up finding two monarch caterpillars yesterday, and I was going to name them, Bobby and Caitlin. Well, then this morning, we found two more.

So I naturally had to switch the name to the core four of the show. Now we have Bobby, Amy, Lunchbox, and Eddie to caterpillars. Well, then this afternoon we found the fifth one. So here's my dilemma. Do we name it Morgan number two or Ramundo? I just want to tell his opinion. Guys? Oh, that's easy.

I'd say... Morgan number two. I mean, when it comes, my brain, because it's hard for me to decide too, and I would pick either one, so you could either flip a coin or base it on who's been with the show the longest. Ray? And Ray's on the air a little more. I'd say look for some more caterpillars.

Okay, there you go. That's fine. Maybe find one, yeah. Good one. All right, thank you, Ashley, for that call. Well, we've all heard the devil went down to Georgia from Charlie Daniels. Here you go. I found this whole story, and let me tell you, I had to learn a little something here.

Charlie Daniels scored its biggest, most career defining hit ever with the devil went down to Georgia. But the song originally began because he and his band were lacking a fiddle-oriented song for one of their albums. They were like, okay, we'll do a big fiddle song. So they rehearsed, they wrote, they recorded the music, They're like, well, let's do it. So, it goes on, it wins. But then there was a sequel in 1993 called The Devil Comes Back to Georgia. Have you heard about this?

It was included on an album featuring Travis Tritt as the devil, Marty Stewart as Johnny and Johnny Cash as the narrator, and Charlie Daniels on the fiddle. Here's a clip. It's been 10 long years since the devil laid his fiddle at Johnny's feet, and it burned inside his mind the way he suffered that defeat. In the darkest pits of hell, the devil hatched an evil plan to tempt the fiddle player, for he's just a mortal man. The set of pride, the devil cried, is what will do you in.

I thought we had this settled. I'm the best that's ever been. Johnny, didn't you ever know the time? That's awesome. It's awesome. The acting, not the best, but that's still pretty good. That's so pretty good. I could have rehearsed a few more times.

But I didn't know that there was a sequel to The Devil went out of Georgia. Me neither. And the Johnny Cash did it. It's called The Devil Comes Back. to Georgia. God, Johnny's voice sounds so good in that, huh? Yes, it does. God, it sounds so good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Anyway, I thought I'd share that with you guys. There you go. That's Bobby Nettie's Music School for me. Class dismissed. That was Bobby and Eddie's music school.

A listener left a voicemail and asked us to bring this game back, so we've done it for a couple of times here. We're going to play Never Going to get it. But first, let's talk to Rhonda in Tennessee. Hey, Rhonda, good morning. Hey, good morning, Bobby. Good morning, studio. Morning. How the heck are you? I'm great Thank you It's my birthday I'm 60 years old

Oh come on Hey Rhonda It really snuck up on me Growing up did everybody go Help me Rhonda Help help me Rhonda Every day Every day

Every day, every day It's the only Rhonda song I guess so Help me Rhonda Yeah I feel like my heart Well happy birthday I was just going to tell you

I'm a night shift nurse and I work in Murfreesboro and live in Lynchburg. So I listen to you guys for a whole hour all the way home. And I work with developmentally delayed adults. I have three guys in the home, and one of them is listening to you right now on the Big 98. Can I give you a shout out? Go ahead.

Shout out to Tyrone Jordan. Good morning. It's Rhonda. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Ty. It's help me, Rhonda.

Help, help me, Rhonda. Okay, Rhonda. It's your birthday. I'm going to let you get in on this game. Okay, so you're going to pick one of the players. I'm going to read the question. You pick which one of them you think will win, and if they win, you and them win the money.

Oh. Oh, I love it. So, before we do never going to get it, it's really tough. So, up for grabs, 20 bucks, straight up. If you get it, you win 20 bucks of my money. And Rhonda wins 20 bucks of my money. Are you ready? Ready.

I'm ready. Worldwide, we've used this about a hundred and three. 13 trillion times since it was created in 2009. What is it? Now, Rhonda, you can pick Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, or Morgan, and if they get it right, you get it right. What you think? Worldwide, we've used this about 113 trillion times since it was created in 2009. What is it?

Which one of them would you like to represent you? Oh, 2009. And Ray Mundo, but he ain't going to get it. Is Morgan on there? She is, yeah. Is Morgan included? Yeah, let me have Morgan because she's a young one, so she'll be up on these things. Smart.

On the phone right now is Rhonda, and Rhonda has chosen Morgan number two to represent her. The question, and never going to get it. Worldwide, we've used this about 113 trillion times since it was created in 2009. What is it? Amy, what do you have? iPhones? The iPhone, just general iPhone? Yeah, because I think it was invented in 2009.

Okay. Lunchbox. Well, going on that, I put Find My Phone. Oh, okay. A lot of lost phones out there. Oh, Rhonda was moved by that one. Yeah, Ron. That was a good one.

You didn't pick me, though, so, ha. Eddie? Okay, so I like how you said worldwide. I'm going to go with Netflix. Okay. Come on. Did that come out in 2009? I have no idea.

Hey, Ray Mundo, what do you think? it is? I went with Roomba, the vacuum that does it automated. 113 trillion times? They're more popular than you think. I guess it was the Netflix delivery. That's been around for a long time, the DVD. Morgan, if you

get this, Rhonda wins cash and so do you. Oh, so much pressure. Morgan, she chose you. What is your answer? Well, I'm pretty positive. This came out right before I went into high school, and it would have been Facebook, so that's my guess. Facebook. That's 2000.

Two or three. I'm going to say this. One of you guys are close. Oh, but no. Yes. But didn't get it. Mike, but what do you say, Mike? I tell you what, I tell you what, whoever it is, I'm going to give a chance to make it a little more specific.

Oh, wow. Hold on, hold on. Amy, your answer was? Iphones. Incorrect. Oh. Not on me. Eddie, your answer was?

Netflix. Incorrect. Not on me. Love it. Thank you. Morgan, your answer was? Facebook. Okay.

It's you. Oh. Now. Okay. Go with it. Hey, stop, stop, Sammy, don't tell her anything. I'm not telling her. Yes, you were.

No, it's not your money. Do you want to put your money? Never mind. She, I'm, the caller picked Morgan two too, too. It's for Rhonda though. It's for me. The collar can kick rocks. It's my money.

Okay, all right, never mind. All right, we got to be fair here. Morgan, I need a specific answer here. Morgan, I need a specific answer here. Worldwide, we've used this 113 trillion times since it was created in 2009. You can talk with Rhonda about it, but I need your answer.

about 15 seconds. Okay, Rhonda, how are you feeling? Do you have any thoughts on this? I do. I do. Is it Facebook Live? Oh, that's a good one because it's streaming. I don't know if Facebook Live came into a little bit later, though. But if it's Facebook related, that's the only thing that's pretty close. All right, that's time. Morgan, I need an answer. Well, Rhonda, there's two options here Facebook related to Facebook Live or Facebook Messenger. I would go Messenger. Messenger? Do you feel confident about that? Yeah, I feel confident about that, definitely.

Facebook? Use it every day. Messenger. Use it every day, Rhonda, who you talk to most? My son, my son, William, yeah. He sends me funny stuff, and I've seen him funny stuff, and it's kind of how we communicate. Ask you're like, what? We send it to me.

Okay, Rhonda. The answer is, it is Facebook. What do you think it is, Marty Pants? I don't know for sure, but I was thinking the like button. It's the like button. That's why I didn't want you say anything. Okay, I wasn't going to say anything, her. Oh, Rhonda, I'm so sorry.

We've used the Facebook like button 113 trillion times since it was created in 2009. Morgan, you were close. I don't even monitor that. I had Mike Deagle count them all. Rhonda, happy birthday to you. I'm sorry you didn't win, but I had a lot of fun talking with you. I had a lot of fun with you guys. Thank you so much for all the positivity, and I really appreciate you.

You too appreciate that. All right, there she is. Rhonda, everybody. Yeah. There she goes. Rhonda. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan No, 2, 32nd Skinny.

Some early winners of the ACM Awards were announced. Thomas Wrett won video of the year. Music event of the year went to Miranda Lambert, Marin Morris, Ashley McBride, Teneal Towns, Kaylee Hammock and El King for their collaboration, and Hillary Lindsay, one songwriter of the year. Keith Urban is set to debut his single, One Too Many with Pink during the A-CM Awards.

He talks about collaborating with her. I love Pink. I just love her voice, always have. When I first heard her voice on that song, I just couldn't believe it. It just was absolutely stunning, almost like that song is written for her. John Party is releasing a deluxe version of his heartache medication album on October 2nd.

It will have three new songs, including a Western version of his song, Ain't Always the Cowboy. Ain't always the Cowboy. Got to hang around. No, settle down in their boots. Gone just what they do. Morgan number two, that's your skinny. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie.

Tell me something good. Officer Dennis Rowe is driving down his patrol car in the hot Georgia heat down a road and he sees a man walking. He's like, man, it's hot out here. Like, what are you doing walking? The guy says, well, my bike got stolen. I work at Walmart and it got stolen there in the parking lot. So I'm a bike. I have to walk to work.

So the cop says, I'll give you a ride. And when he drops him off, he goes home. He thought, man, I have a bike sitting at home that I bought two years ago. I don't use. So he comes back, gives the guy a bike. I wonder if he went back to work to find him. I mean, I probably went back in there. Yeah.

Walmart. That's awesome. Pretty cool, huh? That's an awesome story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Bobby Bone Show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Japan. A 44-year-old man rented a car last July, and he called three weeks later, hey, I need an extension on that car rental.

Never heard from him again. He kept the rental car for over a year. Wow. Racking up a $72,000 bill, and police arrested him. You got to think I'll never pay that. right? I mean, the kind of guy that keeps a car isn't the kind of guy that pays a bill. Exactly. It's just not. Good luck getting that money. I'm lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private,

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Dot E-DU slash military. Open doors to the future for you and your family with the help of American Military University. That's AMU. APUS. Dot E.D.U. Eddie and Lunchbox are going to try to break a world record right now of eating 10 jelly donuts. in three minutes. All right.

So I'm going to start you guys now and then explain what's going on. Okay. I have the timer ready. You need to hit 11 to break it. Yeah. When you're done, go, uh, done, open your mouth, and then go to the next one. So the food needs to be all the way down the throat. Yeah, and there's only 12 here.

What if I want to keep going? Well, if you can do that, you grab one of eddies. Okay. Well, I'm just saying. Here we go. They have three minutes and go. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, the jelly just oozing out. A woman said a Guinness record by eating 10 jelly donuts in three minutes, and she crushed them too. Now, it makes me jealous that I'm not eating a donut right now, but I have a feeling that in a few seconds... They're going to be sick of them. Yeah. It's just going to be too much.

Eddie is on number two now. Lunchbox is starting number two. Lunchbox is now starting number two. How you doing, Eddie? Eddie's kind of telling me yet. Yeah, I got you. Eddie's biting right into it, but lunchbox's technique is to bite, but then also rip it off with his hand.

I thought he was going to do dip in water. You don't want to do that? I forgot. He doesn't have his water. We are now 45 seconds in. Eddie's starting number three. Nice, Eddie. Let's go, baby.

Come on lunch. Hard to swell. It is hard as well. You got some water there, don't you? I mean, some milk will be nice. Some milk? Aaron Burr. Aaron Burr.

Okay, lunch is on number three. We are one minute and 10 seconds in. Eddie is trying to put down number four. Three. Oh. They're both on three. Did I say I was going to give the winner money too? I don't know, but this is getting gross to watch.

$600. No, that's not true. Oh, here comes to some water, extra water for you guys. We are in two seconds, one zero, halfway through. Let's go, guys. It's now game time. Turn it up. Let's go.

Let's go. Fourth quarter! They both picked up. You've been waiting. You've been training your whole life for this, Eddie. Eddie's on number four. If you're just turning the radio on. Oh, gosh.

My jaw hurt. She has set a Guinness record putting 10 jelly donuts in three minutes. Which one's your favorite so far? Mine's all the top of it. Two minutes. One minute to go. How many lunchbox on?

They're on the same. They're both on four? Yeah. They're not even half. way through the box. Oh, five. Oh, they're both on five. Here we go.

Now it's just a fight between these two. This is who the jelly donut champion is, and they're going to win $25 just for winning. Here we go. Lunchbox takes a drink of water. We're at two minutes and 30 seconds. Eddie's just staring at the ground. There you go, Eddie.

It's like he's been put into a trance or something. Let's go. We got 20 seconds. Let's go, Lunchbox. Let's go, Ed. Oh, you go. You went all. Oh, I thought he went all in with that last donut. All right. At 10 seconds, drop your donuts.

Nine. Eight, eight, seven, six. Oh, let's just choking. Five, four, three, two, one. Go. I still hot from my mouth. So does he. He just spit everywhere. No, there's just water. Let's no donut left. No, you did. Like my dog drools like that.

We need to. There's a dog in there. My stomach hurts. You have a lot of cream in that box there, bud. How do you feel about, because they both did four? Five. Five? I crushed it, man.

You did five? I did five. How do you feel about the woman who ate 10 in the same amount of time? I want to know if she chewed because maybe that was my mistake. I started not chewing at the end. I think I did a lot better. But props to her, I'll get her. Give me a couple more weeks.

Oh, you're going to train and try it again? Can you imagine training for this and how fat you would get? Yeah. Like every week you got to put in your time, baby. I got to get my time in first. It's hard to swallow these things because it gets all like, you know, big doughy in your mouth. You can't take it down. All right.

Well, Amy, who do you award the money to? They're tied. No, I know. Tide. You just put the money? Yeah. Well, we have no winner in the overall world record, but you both get $12. That's a good day.

You don't want donuts? I'd say the blueberries. $12, baby. Raymondo, you've been engaged for how long? right now I would say nine months what's the normal engagement time to marriage I think the average is a year right that's what I've read that's how long it takes

everybody's different I was eight weeks yeah you were I'm getting married you are yeah tomorrow Ray what's been happening to you yeah so I've been we have a pool at our apartment complex and I'll go down there sometimes without my fiance and I just like to sit on a lawn chair socially distance all by myself listen to a little bit of music but last couple of times I've been going down there

I get hit on by chicks So the very last time there was four of them And they came up and they're like, would you like to party with us? And I was like, ladies, I said, I'm engaged, I'm an engaged man, I'm about to get married So I really don't want to be taking shots with girls And they just kept pressuring me and pressure me Never when I was single did girls come up to me

And hit on me, much less four of them at the same time Have you found with your husband this is something that happens? No, but I don't know that he hangs out at a point. apartment pools where girls are taking shots and partying. How old are the girls? They're fresh out of college. And they think they... How old are you right?

I'm 35. Yeah. No, I'm significantly older than them. And I'm also acting pretty boring. I'm not partying or anything. Why do they want to party with me? And you think that it's because you're engaged now? Yes.

It made them even want to me to take these jello shots more when I said, hey, I'm actually engaged. They're like, well, come on, come take these shots. Maybe it's a non-threatening type thing, but for whatever reason, they were digging. me. And I told my fiance, I was like, I don't know if I can go to the pool solo anymore. I had four chicks. It's that bad where you can't go to the pool without security. So what do you think now? You need to wear an engagement ring so people know? Well, I'll have one on in a couple months. But even one of the chicks, she was so like,

adamant about chilling with me. She ended up coming back up to my apartment. She's like, I got to see your penthouse. Yeah. And so like my penthouse, you don't have a penthouse. I really do. It's a corner with the best view of the entire apartment. He does have an amazing view. No, no, I know. But a penthouse, people like, think that's like the top level of a condo building. Correct, we rent, but the nicest of the rent. Okay, go ahead. So my fiancé

opens the door and she goes, uh, hi. And I said, she wanted to see our apartment. You took a girl up to your room. No, that's what I'm telling you. Why would you just not say no? They were relentless. And so then we showed him the apartment. She's now friends with my fiance, but I was like,

this never happened to me when I was single. So what are your thoughts about it now? You're like, are you bummed about that? No, I, I, I, Now go to the pool to relax and kind of maybe take a nap, but it's crazy. It's crazy. By not wanting girls, all of a sudden now they're like tripling and quadrupling. So what's up but doing the engagement ring, though?

Because the last we heard, you wanted one that was really expensive. Yeah, so I'm trying for diamonds, and my fiance is going hard against that. She wants to go traditional, classic. And she's even having now other guys show me their rings that don't have diamonds. But if it's something I'm going to wear, why not have a little bit of bling a watch, little bling ring? I found this one that was like a Super Bowl ring. I mean, it was so decked out in diamonds. I didn't even know that was an option.

And to clarify, it's a wedding ring. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Called it an engagement. Wedding band. Yeah, sure. But I'll have it decided because we got these deals, I believe, this month, so I have to have it. And you want, what color do you want it? Black, and then you do the diamonds in it.

What? What? Yeah, you can get the black diamonds and the white ones as well. They look sick, honestly. I wish I could bring one in here and show it up to the videos and stuff and have people vote on it, do a poll, but you can't just, you almost got to decide there at the store. How much does that cost? Looking at a G.

But I'm paying for it. Who's paying for it? I believe my fiance does. Yeah. Or I got to ask her dad for it. No. Hey, pimp, can I get some cash? Oh, my gosh.

Wait, Eddie, what do you think about that when you got married? More chicks? I mean, there is a sense of like, when you weren't like looking for, when you were looking for girls, they were nowhere to be found, but once you're married, you got a ring on, yeah, sometimes they come. Eddie, give us an example of the last time you were at the pool, and poor girls came up and asked you to go and party with them. I can't remember. It's been a while. All right, all right. Bobby, how about you now that you're taken? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Are girls flocking to you now that you're in love?

Not before, not after. No, nobody flocks to me. Let's go over to Morgan number two and have a little food world. It's time for Food World. Numb, num, num with Morgan number two. I'm really excited about this because Ries is reportedly dropping a big cup that's stuffed with potato chips. Oh, salty sweet. Yeah, like the perfect combination. So you're a typical Reese's peanut butter cup, but instead of peanut butter just in the middle, it's like peanut butter and potato chips.

That sounds good, huh? So good. And I don't like peanut butter, but I can do a peanut butter cup occasionally. Nice. Because the chocolate. outweighs the peanut butter. Now, I wouldn't choose it up against regular milk chocolate. But if I just need chocolate, sometimes I'll take one for the team and have a

Reese's cup. What about the Reese's pieces? Yeah, same. Okay, good. It's not just so peanut buttery. It's more like a peanut butter trail. All right. Morgan, when does this come out?

So within the next couple of months, it's only been teased. It hasn't been officially confirmed quite yet. Yeah, Reese's Big Cup potato chips. And that sounds good. All right, there you go. That was Food World. with Morgan number two. Num, num, no, no.

The Babbon Show. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you want to go stay in the house that Fresh Prince of Bel Air was filmed in, you can. They're offering Airbnb nights, and they're only $30 a night because they're celebrating the 30th anniversary.

Wow. They better have the same furniture, too. Oh, yeah. I mean, I'm pretty sure you get the full experience. Here's some of what you can expect. You can lace up with the fresh pair of Air Jordans and shoot baskets in the bedroom. There's turntables if you want to have a DJ Jazzy Jeff session.

You can also go through Will's closet, throw on a preppy outfit from Bel Air Academy. And then as a bonus, Jazzy Jeff is going to virtually welcome you to the pool side area. All that for $30? $30 a night. Again, only to commemorate the show's 30th anniversary. But Will Smith teamed up with Airbnb for this.

Okay, now it makes sense. I knew there had to be more money changing hands than just $30 a night. Got it. Okay, this is the Airbnb thing. And then another cool. Because they have plenty of people to stay now because people aren't using Airbnb because of COVID. Another cool thing is that Airbnb is making a donation to the Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia.

And if you watch the show, you know that Will came from Philadelphia. What part of Philly? In West Philadelphia. Born to raise. All right. What else? So if you like peeps? I don't think anyone likes peeps.

I think peeps are made. and you either go, okay, it's the season. I'll try one to see if I like them now and then you don't. Or you just hate them, but I don't think anybody loves peeps. Okay, well, you love peeps.

Got bad news. They're not going to be out this year for Halloween or Christmas. Back in late March, they were still able to release them in time for Easter, but then production had to halt and it just set everything back

and there's no way they can produce heats for Halloween or Christmas, which is probably a big time for them. Not one single person won't miss them. Yeah. No, I know people that love peeps. Because they're there, but you never chase a peep down. You're never in the mood for a peep when you don't have one around.

You're never like, baby, you know, I should use a good couple of peeps right now. Never. If they're there, you might actually eat them and they're okay, but you never just go, because sometimes I be like, man, I sure will love some ice cream. When I have no ice cream, never have I been like, sure would love a purple bunny peep right now. Well, some people use peeps in their s'mores and say they're so good. So pro tip, if you have any peeps in your pantry. And shout out to Miranda Lambert because, you know, she has Mutton Nation, which is her nonprofit that helps dogs and get them adopted, fostered out and everything.

But now she's added a layer to it where she's helping with vet bills for musicians that have been off the road. So there's a lot of people she realized that even work with her that have these animals, but they're not working so they can't pay these vet bills. So now she started the WaggleFoundation.org slash mutnation. You can go there to donate, or she has a link up on her Instagram at Miranda Lambert. So if you're a member of the music community and you need funds to help your pet, you can apply for relief. All right, good for her. She does a lot for animals. Got to love that.

All right, there you go. Thank you, Amy. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home, it's something good.

This dad thought it'd be fun to take his seven-year-old daughter camping over the night, and he took the dog Buck and they're in Mount Hood National Park and they spend the night in a 10th and they go for a hike. Only problem is they get lost. He starts hiking and he can't find his way back. He gets hurt. So they're just stranded. 48 hours they don't show up.

Wow. Mom calls... They were stranded for two days? For two days. So mom calls the park rangers and says, hey, my husband and daughter and dog Buck never came back. They went out and found him 1,200 feet below where they were supposed to be because they went down a trail and he couldn't get back up it.

Dad was just sitting there. Hurt. Wow. Hurt. Yeah. How's Buck, by the way? Buck's good and Layla, the seven-year-old's pretty good too. That's good.

I just want to know about Buck mostly. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for.

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APUS.edu slash military. Open doors to the future for you and your family with the help of American Military University. That's AMU. APUS.org. Doctors have some bad news for theater lovers. Doctors say it could be a year or so before you can safely go to a theater

without having to worry about coronavirus. And all I think is Eddie goes to one of it every two days. I've been twice since I got Corona. Do you feel, though, a little invincible? Yeah, yeah, until October. Doctor says I have antibodies till October. So as of now, I'm kind of like, let's live life for a little bit. And then we'll go back to just being safe.

So at what date, though, do you go? I got to be aware. I'm going to put it somewhere mid-October because he said end of October, but to be safe. Right in the middle of the month, I'm going to like just pretend like I can get Corona again. Pretend. Okay, let's go over to Amy for the morning corny. The morning corny. How can you tell it's a dogwood tree?

How can you tell it's a dogwood tree? By its bark. There, of course. That was the morning corny. My sister's coming to stay Thursday night, Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night. She's going to drive her from Arkansas. She's never been to anywhere I've lived. Once I moved out of the house.

She didn't come to Austin? No. Oh, wow. I'm surprised by that. Never. So she's going, her and her two kids are driving up Thursday. I think they're going to leave when the show is over. It takes about six hours to get here.

But then I'm like, what the crap do I do with them for three days? Because it's kids too. And it's coronavirus. COVID time. Yeah, that's tough. So I guess we'll, Kailen had some ideas. Like on Thursday night, we'll watch a movie in the movie room and eat pizza. And the kids will be good with that.

Nice. We have a swimming pool. So we'll do that on Friday. Well, then I'm tapped out. Then you're done. But they probably want to swim every day, right? Yeah. I think so.

As long as it doesn't rain. Yeah. What do you think? Any tips, guys? Yeah. An 11-year-old and a 15-15-year-old boy. As long as you've got, you have games, you've got good food. Your house is equipped for kids, which is awesome.

So you're golden. Even with COVID. Eddie? So you know what I did with my kids the day is I took them to downtown. There's a pedestrian bridge. Not a lot of people and you're outdoors and you can walk and you get to kind of experience the downtown vibe from a distance. You're over the river. So it's kind of a cool view. But the kids care about that? I mean, my kids liked it. That was cool to look over the river. And then you drive them down Broadway and they're just like, what is this crazy? But keep the windows rolled up. You don't want to expose them to that. They don't want to breathe in the COVID. Well, I'm pretty excited. You know, I wasn't close to my sister for a long time.

but I think Caitlin's been very instrumental in kind of re-bridging that relationship. And so we spend a bunch of time in Arkansas now because that's home for me. And so I was like, hey, come up. And so it's the first weekend I'm not on the road shooting my Nat Geo show. And they're going to come up Thursday. Love that. So we'll see how it goes. And how old are the kids again?

11 and 14 or 15. Okay. I can just probably put them in the room in the video game. I was going to say. And I'm like, hey, have at it. We'll check you on in a few days. And I have a 10-year-old and a 13-year-old. Let me know. They know how to play.

In a second, we got a couple things we're going to do. One, Lunchbox wants to spill the tea. Now, if you're not familiar with spilling the tea, it's a segment where someone comes on the show and says something that someone else on the show would not like them to say. It's like revealing a secret. And by someone, it's mostly lunchbox.

He does a lot of tea spilling. Whoa, whoa, sorry. He will be spilling the tea on someone here coming up next. Anyone want to... How do we know who? I mean, it can be anyone. We're all... Who has a secret to lunchbox would know, though?

Because he knows a secret about someone. He's going to reveal it coming up next. It's got to be Eddie or Ray, because they have sore losers and they're always trying to throw each other under the bus. I hate it when he does this. Because really, it could be any of us.

You're like, what does he know that we don't want out? Do you know who it is? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not you, Bones? If it were me, I probably wouldn't do the segment. I'm not with you. Yeah, I know it does. So we'll come back and laughs will be had by all but one person.

All right. Lunchbox spills the tea next. All right, let's spill the tea. Let's spill the tea. Lunchbox has come to me and said, I'd like to say something on the show and reveal someone's secret. So lunchbox, come up to the microphone. It's all yours.

So this person has been lying to their spouse. Oh! That eliminates me and Morgan. because we're not married and I guess did it eliminate Ray? Because he's fiance. Yeah, you can eliminate Ray.

Drew! Oh, great, there's us too. Oh, Steve. Oh, that's true too. True. It could be Scooba Steve. Yes. This person is married

and you're supposed to tell your spouse everything. While this one person decided, you know what? I'm spending a little more money than I led my spouse to believe so they are lying to their spouse about how much they're spending

on this certain activity they enjoy. It's Eddie. It's totally Eddie. Why? Because he didn't love for you to know how I spend my money. It's Eddie. Eddie tells his wife he's only in one fantasy football league because it costs money to get in these fantasy football leagues.

When in reality I think Eddie might be in three fantasy football leagues. Lunch rocks. Stop. What are you doing? I'm just saying that Eddie tries to come off as this, oh, I'm the best husband. and I tell my wife everything. I've never said that. In reality, he's lying to his wife because he doesn't want her to know how much money he's spending on fantasy football.

So he tells her, I'm in just one league, honey. Dang it. Love you. Eddie, how many leagues are you in? Three? Well, two technically, but I've put in for three teams. And how many did you tell your wife you've spent money on? One.

And what is she going to say when she finds out otherwise? I'm hoping and not a big deal. I mean... How much do you spend per team? What time is there in? Is she listening? $100. So, yeah, she normally expects $100 a season.

But this year, see, here's the thing, but we do one for the SOR Losers podcast. So that's a league. And I figured that's just work. I don't have to tell her about that one. Like, it's part of work. That's $100. But also in that league, we play with listeners. There's one listener that couldn't pay for the money.

So I said, I'll pay for you for half of your winning. So technically, I'm in for three. Okay. Dang it. Would you like to say something about lunchbox and what he did to embarrass you? Would you like to spill that tea? Oh, thank you for the opportunity. Double T spilled.

Here we go. Let's spill the tea. That was great. Okay, so this weekend, I mean, he's so annoying. We did charity work a while back, and so in return, we got these free night at a hotel, really nice hotel in town, and we go to check in, and they're like, oh, you guys are VIPs. That's all you needed for this guy to become a DB. Like,

DB. Instantly, he's like, all right. A defensive back, right? Instantly, he's like, oh, we're celebrities. So he starts telling him, so as celebrities, what do I get?

And then at the end, he asked the guy checking us in, would you like an autograph? Would you like to take a picture with me? And did he want to? No, the guy was like, I don't even know who you guys are. Look,

I figured he knew we were a big deal when we get sent to the VIP room to check in. And he is sitting there cross the desk and I figured it's company policy maybe that they're not allowed to ask the celebrities for their you know autograph or picture and I wanted the guy to feel comfortable like you guys always say be nice to people you know you can't be a jerk to people so I'm sitting here sitting man this guy front desk of the Opry land sees this celebrity he wants to ask for an

autograph so I said hey man would you like an autograph no no I'm good so I don't know if it was just nervous it's by intimidated by your celebrity right and so then I said how about a picture I had to have audio here. Eddie tell me there's audio. Yeah, this is audio of him actually acting like a DB. Go ahead. That's it? Yeah.

Cool. You're all good. You need an autograph? I'm good. Okay. Picture? No? Just being able to talk to you.

Okay. I didn't know, I didn't know, you know, like company policy you weren't all to ask, so I thought I'd offer. Oh, no. Have a great day. He says, oh, no, we're good. All right. Well, thank you two for spell. Cool, honey. Spill the tea one more time.

There it is. That was, let's spill the tea. On my Instagram, sometimes I'll just give away money on Venmo. Mr. Bobby Bones is my name, and so I'll post it up there. Hey, just post your VINMO and I'll send you some cash. Here are some funny comments from country music artists. Jason Aldeen. Hey, Mr. Bobby Bones, I need to get on some of that action.

I've been able to work all year. That's funny. He hasn't. Jake Owen. He said, are you going to give it to me shirtless? Every time I post on Instagram, it's always something about me being shirtless. He's such a troll. Brothers Osborne posted, Bones Better Have My Money.

Chuck Wicks posted, oh yeah, Red Lobster Tonight. And then Kaylee Hammock asked for Olive Garden Month. Did any of them get picked? I sent Chuck five bucks and was like, good luck with the cheddar biscuits or something. The rest of them, I did it. I did it. But you can follow you on Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bowman. The story is so bizarre.

This woman was sentenced to prison for cutting off her hand for insurance money. And we had mentioned this when it happened. So there's an update because she's been sentenced. A woman went to unbelievable lengths to get a big payday. She cut off her hand. I don't know that I could do that. No, I could. To say how much she got?

Well, so she'll have to spend two years in prison. She hatched a plan with her boyfriend to collect an insurance policy. One million dollars was the goal. Okay. To get the loot, they had to cut off her hand with a circular saw. And then file a claim. How come he didn't have to do it, by the way? Like, how did she draw the short straw?

Like, suck it up, dude? Yeah, come on. The insurance would have paid her half up front in the balance and monthly estalment. She got busted, and the 22-year woman was sentenced to two years in prison. The boyfriend got three years. Dang. Bold, but stupid. I just don't think, even if you said, here's...

infinity money that I could take a saw and cut my hand on her. No, I couldn't. No way. And she looks normal. I mean, she looks like Paris Hilton. Yeah, that doesn't say, well. That's not normal. Well, I mean.

I don't say much, boss. So you're just saying she has blonde, white girl. She's pretty. Lunchbox, you'll do anything for money. If I said $1 million, stick your hand on this saw and cut it off. Oh, man. I think it would just pull back.

Oh, yeah. I think you would, natural reaction would be pull it out of there, but for a million. million dollars you could get a prosthetic man you'd have to you'd have to tie it down yeah he's talking about just doing it yeah close your eyes look away and not be allowed to pull back yeah like even that guy what's that movie 147 hours even like doing that you're stuck in a rock that's got to be hard too yeah because he his leg got trapped under a rock and he had to break his own leg to get back but then he and saw his arm right oh i don't was a leg or on his arms i never saw i don't

He heard the story. Yeah, he was like this and he had to cut it off. I don't even know how that. I would die there. Jeez, geez, geez, geez, geez. A guy's been jailed after crashing into a marked police car, and that alone would be, hey, dummy. But he had $145 million for the crystal meth in his van. If I were a criminal, I would just be so careful, especially for something like that.

A courier who crashed a van packed with methamphetamine into two marked police cars. They now say it was one of the easiest drug busts they've ever made. made. They came to them. Because the guy just came flying in. Isn't that crazy? What are the odds? Yeah.

So there you go. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. A group of longtime best friends in California catch up in a weekly Zoom call, and one of those phone dates ended by saving Dorothy Ferris's life. She was talking with her friends.

When they noticed her slurring her words and slumping a little bit, and the women go, I think she's having a stroke. Again, they're on Zoom. She has a stroke while on Zoom. Intuitively, everybody just knew what role to take. To call 911 want to call her husband, to stay on Zoom with her. So they all did their parts. Paramedics arrived.

They got there quickly. She had surgery and now she's able to walk and move her limbs and she's doing well considering. Yeah. Wow, that's crazy. But they noticed on Zoom and sent people right in. That's awesome. She doesn't even know how to be thankful for the friends that saved her life. That's a great story and that's what it's all about.

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APUS.edu slash military. Coming up in the next 20 minutes or so, Morgan number two watched cuties on Netflix to give us her review. Controversial movie, but Lunchbox watched it and said,

hey, I think people are getting mad just because of the previews. And so Morgan watched it. We'll find out if the controversy is warranted. So that's coming up in a little bit. Now let's get over to the big story. Here we go, Bobby's Big. Story.

Last night on Dancing with the Stars, Carol Baskin's husband, Don, his family bought a commercial. Stop. They did not. I have audio of it. Here we go. Hold on a second. So if you're not caught up on Tiger King, the family of Don Lewis, who is Carol Baskin's millionaire husband, who went missing in 1997, cut in, bought a commercial on Dancing

with the Stars. and it's like, hey, if you know anything about it, let us know. And so here you go. Here is a clip of the commercial that aired last night. Don Lewis mysteriously disappeared in 1997. His family deserves answers. They deserve justice. Do you know who did this or if Carol Baskin was involved?

A $100,000 reward has been funded. You can call the tip line at 646-450-6-5-30. Or call our office at 800 litigate. Thank you. Oh, my goodness. And then she danced. I didn't know what part of the show that was? I didn't watch it live.

It was before because she danced last. Yeah, she was last. Did she know that commercial was airing? Yes, because I'd heard it was going to air before the show started. Oh. So the family mentions their $100,000 reward. They dropped that number for the tip line. I mean, wow.

I don't think she did it. I don't think she had anything to do with it, but a lot of folks to do. I've tried to get her on the show. Scuba, any luck with her? Even though she's on Dancing with the Stars, I know I said I didn't care anymore, but I kind of do again. So I hit her up a few weeks ago saying, hey, Bobby can give you some tips and the advice. She didn't respond.

And then I hit up again saying, I know you're definitely doing this. Just a couple minutes of your time. She's ghosting me now. So I don't know if ABC's got a hold of her and won't let her do interviews. No, that's not it. They're usually really good about that because they want people to go and promote the show. Here's who I would like to talk to, though, from that show. Monica from Cheer.

Okay. And I have a relationship, but we text. or not text, but we, DM. DM about Dancing with Stars a little bit. Yeah. I would talk to A.J. McLean again. Okay. He did send me his new number.

Apparently, I texted the wrong number and was like, Hey, man, good luck. I heard you're getting in. Apparently that was his old number. And Carol Baskin. Those are three I'd like to talk to. All right, I'll work on those for you. All right.

Mike, how did Nelly do last night? He's one of the ones I didn't get to see. He was okay. I thought he'd be a little bit better. Who was your favorite last night? I like Neve from Catfish. He was pretty good. Yeah, I think he has some dance experience, too.

A cat fisherman has He's not a fisherman You know the show Catfish? Were they trick people on the internet? Oh, I was thinking it was like that It was a movie and then it was a Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah, now I know I thought this was one of those deep sea shows

On like Nat Geo The deep sea catfish out there Trotlining Okay, okay, okay That kind of catfishing Okay Trotlining with the stars on Nat Geo Morgan Wallin'Hassin you is still really good

even though it's been out for a while. But his song, More Than My Hometown. That song comes on. That's a turn it up one, man. Do you know that one yet? I need to hear it, I guess. I love you more than a beer before you're 21. I haven't heard that.

Yeah, it's on all the time. I know, but I'm a zone out or something. Ray, well, you play some of that. You'll know it. You just don't know what it is yet. What do you mean? Morgan Walla more than my hometown. Let's see.

We'll get to that in a second. Top three songs of country music this week. Kane Brown, Coolie games. I just want to be Coolie. Lee Bryce, one of them girls at number two. And Luke Combs Loving on You at number one this week I'm in love

I'm in love I'm not all those Yeah yeah yeah Hipop DJ Khalid Here's Popstar An alternative Your big song is All Time Loaf feature

Featting Black Bear This is called Monsters Do you have more than my hometown? You guys all know I love more than I feel them when the best It's a hook When the guy gets a girl at the end of the book

But baby this might be Nothing, huh? You guys even listen to the station? Yeah. It's on all the time. I hear it cool again a lot. Okay. Here's a new one too you might not have heard yet.

Here's Rich from Merrim Morris. Okay. I'm going to read you some facts in a second. They're going to blow your mind because we've been taught differently our whole life. But an example. If you have a cold, people say you should get lots of vitamin C. This is completely down to one single scientist ever

named Linus Pauling who had a theory that massive doses of vitamin C would cure colds. Tons of studies since then, I've shown he was wrong. Any benefits are minimal at best, yet everybody's still like give vitamin C if you have a cold. When really there are 10,000 things that are better and this is one guy's opinion that just happened to continue to get rolled over.

Wow. So what are we supposed to do? Well, you can do that if you want, but I'm saying it's not really a big part of fixing a cold. Oh, dang it. But I have a lot of these. Where you go, what the, really? We'll do those coming up next.

All right, people are debunking common facts. We all think these are true, they're not true. Here you go. These are all facts we learn as kids, for the most part, and we hold on to them, and we even fight for them sometimes wrongly. You ever hear that if you touch a baby bird, the parents will abandon or kill it? Yes. Not true.

In reality, most birds don't even do that. If you help a baby bird back into its nest, as long as you don't try to touch the nest a lot, everything should be fine. You just help the bird. Okay. Your head does not lose more heat than the rest of your body. That was a grandma tell. That's why you had to wear a beanie.

Mm-mm. It's all about the same. And what about in our hands and feet? All about the same. Okay. Give or take, just a tiny bit, all about the same. Napoleon was known for being what? Small.

Right. But he wasn't. He was just a victim of good propaganda by the people to beat him in war. Dang. Because so many of the pictures that were painted of him then by even enemies were him of normal size on normal horses. That's so mean But he lost

So listen The winners do history You win the war You create the story of the war Yeah The idea You ever see in movies Or TV shows

They take that chloroform And they put it over their face And people go Pass out And they pass out The idea that chloroform Quickly knocks you out Is false

In the real world It takes several minutes Not the second When someone runs up Behind someone Put it on them And they pass off They pass off

They pass off They pass off They pass off They based that on a movie Mm-hmm Oh we see those Pro Tips that say you should know your blood type

in case of an emergency? This is a great one. And it's so the hospital can get you the right type. That's 100% incorrect. This is what a doctor says. We never take the blood type a person says they are. A patient remembering incorrectly equals a dead patient. And the hospital then gets sued.

We always perform a blood test first. The only exception is a true emergency and then we only give O negative blood anyway. Gotcha. That makes sense. That's good because I don't know mine anyway. Me neither. There's a claim that we only use 10% of our brains.

Extremely false. We use way more than that. Here you go. You have to wait 24 hours to report someone missing in the United States. You've heard that, right? Yeah. Probably TV and movies. There is no law about waiting.

You don't have to wait. Push to make the police cooperate unless the person missing immediately when you suspect something isn't right. Don't lose precious time. It's extremely important if the person is truly missing. Yeah. Every minute counts. But did you know that? Or you just jump around the bandwagon now.

No, I mean, I'm with that because it's so, I've been confused by that because they say, okay, we're not going to do anything after it's been 24 hours, but then they say the first 48 hours are super crucial. That's true. Very contradicted. That means only 25 through 48 according to that logic. Can you actually do something? That's funny.

The idea that there are left-brained and right-brain people who are either more artistic or more numbers-based, completely inaccurate. Really? Your brain's all around are different. one side. Left-handed people are more creative. Okay, but you're just saying this because you've heard it. Nah, because you're left-handed, my dad's left-handed, both creative. Cracking your knuckles does not cause arthritis.

Okay. Yeah, good. Okay, I'll have one... One more. One more. That, you have to put something in the mouth of someone seizing so they don't swallow their tongue or for any reason whatsoever. Do not do this ever, they say. Never put something in someone, because I'll choke on it. Okay. I never knew that. Okay, there you feel about all that.

I feel, I guess, good, but lied to also. Here's one other one that I didn't do, but I feel like, might as well. I haven't fun with these. Back in the day, medieval people, ancient people, only lived to be 32 years old, right? Like, that was the median age. And if they lived to that, people now consider them ancient. But the problem is, if you got to be 12, you were going to live for a normal life. It was just the infant child mortality rate.

was so high. And so that factored into the middle, the average death rate. Got it. So you had a bunch of, I mean, even now, it's not 100% safe that a baby's born and everything's healthy, you know. But back then it was, I imagine 50-50, you just kind of rolling the dice. And so so many babies didn't make it that factored into the average lifespan of someone. So once you made it to like 12 or 15, you kind of were going to make it until 8.000.

unless you died of a spear attack or something like that. The spirit attack was all editorial by me. Probably common back then. Well, a couple things. In a second, Morgan number two will review cuties. Very controversial because it's about young kids learning to dance. And some people are like, you shouldn't have that up. Some people are like, hey, not that big of a deal. One of those people was Lunchbox.

He watched it, said it wasn't that big of a deal. Right. I thought it had a lot deeper message than what, just the dancing. So Morgan watched it And she, as a young female, is going to give us her opinion And then also, Lunchbox, got a bunch mean messages about his opinion yesterday I'm still debating on if we read them on the air or not Or just do them in the post show

Oh, I went in a downward spiral in his comments on his post And yeah, I never really do that But I spent way too much time over there But I couldn't believe, like both sides, back and forth, like ping pong I'm never going to the comments. That's like an alley and a bad part of town. You know, without an end, like you get trapped in there. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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learning to dance, and they're going, hey, this is over-sexualizing young girls. and some are going, no, this is just dance now. And if you're saying that you're just old and your parents said the same thing to you about what you were doing and you were a kid, and it's the constant cycle of, ooh, I don't know if we should do that. I'm not watching it because I'm flipping creepy to me.

But Lunchbox did watch it and you said what? I thought it was a very good movie with a very deep message about the pressures young girls face in society and how they're using social media. Do you spend all night right in that? That's pretty good answer. My wife were talking about... Dang debate prep.

Yeah. My wife and I were talking about it and she was like, people just don't want to believe that this is how social media is used by kids and they want to just turn to blind eye, but that's really what's going on. Somebody went to the synonyms page, typed in his words and got the big synonym for us.

That's good. I like that. Well, I haven't watched it. If lunchboxes, what he's saying is true, then I would, this movie should be used as a warning for parents to monitor social media. media by kids and let's take a look at what we're allowing out there. And if you want to have an impact or create change, start within your own family and try

there. What are you? I agree with you. And then parents online are saying, my kids don't do that. Kids aren't doing that at my kids school. And that's when I'm like, no, that's exactly why they have this movie. Because this is exactly what's going on. You don't realize it.

They're not going to come and tell you that they're posting these provocative videos on TikTok or whatever. Boy, they are too. Holy crap. Sometimes I don't even want to look at TikTok because it's kids on there doing dances. I don't even want to see. Because I don't need the TikTok thinking I like that.

It's sending me more of them. So I don't like to just get off of them as fast as possible. That's what TikTok will do. It's an algorithm. Yeah. Okay, let's go to Morgan. Morgan, you watched Qudies. I did.

What do you think? I have a lot of thoughts. Go ahead. While I agree, it was a good movie and the point of it was there, I skipped through a lot of scenes. I was really uncomfortable for a lot of. lot of the dance moves. Like, I was watching it as if it were my niece or it was Amy's kids and I'm like, I can't watch this. This feels uncomfortable for me to watch kids doing this. Just like you

just said, I don't want to watch TikTok because these kids are doing it. That's what it felt like, right? So I was about like an hour in and I fast forward to the end to see kind of what happened in the really controversial scene. And it was bad. It was, the dancing scenes were pretty vulgar compared to they could have shared the message they were trying to do without the vulgarity that they did, if that makes sense. Well, my only question would be, would we be talking

about the message that we're trying to present if the vulgarity wasn't presented as something that you should fix? Because I don't think this would be a conversation unless they purposefully went over to make people talk about how not positive it is. Also, some of the dances that they did,

the videos they filmed were putting them on social media to get likes. And so the girls felt the pressure to dress provocatively and dance provocatively to get more likes. And that's exactly how it is in society. So I think they represented it perfectly. It sounds like it was uncomfortable for a reason. Yes, it was meant to be uncomfortable. So people would talk about it.

And that's why I'm not watching it. Because you don't want to be uncomfortable. Go ahead, Morgan. I will say, though, that the film has like this kind of indie documentary type. feel, but then it's like you realize they actually hired these actors to do this. So that's also kind of why I think it's difficult to watch is that they hired somebody to do this. Parents allow this. They're young kids.

It's not like you're watching a young girl and this is her real life kind of thing, which is the vibe that they do it. I think that's why it's really difficult to watch. Or you know how sometimes they have an older person play the role of a younger person? in a lot of shows. They're a lot older than you think, but they hired out. These are actual children. They're actual 11-year-olds.

Yeah, Dylan on 902-10. Yeah, he was so old. Exactly. Playing a 16-year-old. Yeah. Hey, kids. I mean. Okay, so Morgan, what would you give it

movie-wise if you were rating it just if it was a straight movie review? Straight movie review? I'd give it like 2.5 out of five. I definitely had to skip through some things that I wouldn't ever watch again. Lunchbox is over here like, five out of five.

No, I didn't say it was fine. But I said the message is very important. Like people are just concentrating on the dancing and they're saying, oh, this doesn't go on at my kid's school. This is exactly what goes on. It makes you uncomfortable because you don't want to believe that's what 11 and 12 and 13-year-olds are doing. But the message was really important. It was a solid, solid movie.

Well, you were getting crushed online. Oh, man. And we'll not talk about it here because there was a lot of pedo thrown in lunchbox. But we'll do it in the post show. where we'll read a bunch of the comments. After this show is over, we keep going, and you can only hear that on the podcast, but we'll read some of those comments back

on the post show on the podcast. It was brutal. It's brutal. I want to give you an update, though, some good news here. Blanco Brown, you guys remember? Yes. Going to do the two-step.

So he was in that really bad head-on collision near his home in Atlanta. He suffered significant injuries, which transported at a local hospital where underwent a 12-hour surgery to address what had happened. He has since re-lobal. located out of ICU following an additional 12-hour surgery and is continuing his recovery in the

hospital. His team of doctors do not anticipate Brown requiring any additional surgeries, and they do expect him to make a full recovery. Yeah, that's awesome. Great news. Yes. I was just wondering about him. Well, you're in luck because I just got the head. I know. And awesome how that works. Yeah, I love it. All right. Let's do Jason Aldeen got what I got, Bobby Vone Show. Hey, call us if you want, 877, 77 Bobby. Not about cuties though, we're done with that. Holy crap. Research reveals the names of the people who complain the most.

For women, the top five names are Sarah, Sue, Susan. At number two is Karen. Oh, nice. I was waiting for that. And number one is Kim. Maybe it should have been to Kim. It's not being such a Kim. The biggest male complainers are, well, number six, the only person on our show, Steve, Scooby Steve.

But Andrew, Mark, John, David, and Paul. All from the Bible. Wow. You know, it's a bunch of biblical folks complaining all the time. Those are your biggest complainers. Amy, what's going on today? I have a Capital One event with Keith Urban today, so mostly just... Virtual?

That, yeah, totally virtual. What about you? I'm doing an interview with Nikki Six, who was in Motley Crew for the Bobbycast. I'm doing... I have a haircut, have a fitting. where they got to come over and put the clothes on me for tomorrow's ACM awards and ACM has to go, okay, we accept it. I think they just don't want me showing up like a toga or like a thong sports bra combo.

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