The Bobby Bones Show - (Fri Early Bird) Fun Fact Friday! + We Play Another Round of Easy Trivia! + Mailbag: Bad Mother's Day Gift
Episode Date: June 9, 2023We start the weekend off with some new fun facts! Find out if you know these ones. Then, we play another round of Easy Trivia, hear if there is a new winner this time! Mailbag: A listener thought the...y gave their wife a good Mother's Day gift: a gift certificate to get their car detailed. She said it was more of a gift for him than it was for her, and he guilt tripped her into taking better care of her car. He needs advice if the gift was truly insensitive or not. We share our thoughts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Okay, we got a big show Gabby Barrett.
Later on, we'll play some blind karaoke later on.
But now let's go around the room like we do on Fridays.
Let me hear your most interesting news story of the day.
Eddie, your first.
All right, this is cool.
14-year-old Preston.
He's a little animator.
He likes to do animations with Legos.
And so when the new Spider-Man trailer came out, like earlier in December,
he said, you know what, I want to redo this, but with my Lego stop motion.
Well, he did it.
He posted it online.
and the producers of the movie saw it and said,
dude, this is so good.
Would you like to animate a little piece of the real movies?
Oh, that's cool.
So he went in and he actually does,
I think it's like a one little 30-second,
one-minute little animated piece
that actually comes out in the real new Spider-Man movie.
So the stop motion, too, is that animation, though?
Yeah, I mean, you basically have the Lego.
Yeah, you just move them and you just shoot differently.
You shoot and then move the Lego, which is animation.
So I guess that's right, because back in the old days, animation,
they would just draw one and then draw another.
one slightly different.
Yeah.
I guess now animation is so advanced.
I don't think of it being like that because they can do it with computers.
But you're right, because I've seen some of the old Walt Disney stuff where it's like the flip books.
They flip the paper.
And it's one at a time.
Yeah.
But that Lego animation, there's a lot of work that goes into that.
A lot of work.
It's like one little move.
But at 14 years old, man, he got to be in the Spider-Man movie.
Yeah, it's pretty cool.
Lunchbox, what do you got?
Man, I always talk about retirement.
Eddie's ready to retire.
I'm ready to retire and there's this 32-year-old dude in L.A.
he's retiring and I'm like, dang, I'm jealous.
Well, he's retiring from being a sperm donor.
He's fathered 65 children with another seven on the way.
His name is Kyle Gordy and he doesn't use a sperm bank.
Women hit him up and with no strings attached and let him get them pregnant.
As a sperm donor or does they like do it with him?
No, they do it with him.
Is he so good looking?
I would think if that were the case, if he's making money doing this,
he's got to be like six, three great hair.
ripped
normal looking dude
doctor
crazy intelligence
no he's a pretty good looking guy
yeah
I mean to like
be able to do that
I mean now I'm looking at other pictures
yeah
he's not a super model
he's fine
but I guess I would just
genetically want something
so superior
so your kid
if you're paying for that
just for that
there's no relationship
but if you're paying for just that
to get you pregnant
you'd want what you're paying
to get you pregnant to have the best possible outcome,
which would be somebody that has a lot of great genetic qualities.
You want them to look like the rock.
You know what I mean?
That would be a really big baby.
That did look like the pebble.
A tiny little pebble.
But he said he's retiring because he's ready to find love.
That's going to be tough though when you start dating somebody and you have any kids.
Well, it's an interesting question you asked me because I don't have any that I know.
I mean, that I'm, well, it's here.
I have 70.
Seventy kids.
You just go right to that.
That would be crazy.
if they do have kids and then those kids are born
and then they find out they have all these siblings all across
the country. I guess I just think about him trying to date somebody.
That part too, but let's say he finds the right person.
They make babies and then those babies grow up
and they're like, Dad, why do I have all these?
Well, you think you get an error in 23 of me?
You're like, this can't be right.
I have 73 brothers.
Guys, you've messed up on this.
Yeah, that would be crazy.
Anybody got got?
Pete Davidson was seen buying a dog
instead of adopting a dog.
And so PETA called him out on this publicly.
and he called Pita's hotline and left them a voicemail.
Thank you so much for making comments publicly that I didn't adopt a dog.
I just want to let you know I'm severely allergic to dogs,
so I have to get a specific breed.
I'm only not allergic to cabapooos and those type of dogs.
And my mom's dog, who's two years old, died a week prior.
Do your research before you create news stories for people because you're a bull.
I agree.
All right.
Leave me alone.
I understand the cause, but Pete is annoying to me.
They go way hard.
I guess my question always is, do they just want all the dogs that have been created in a pet store to just die and never be adopted?
Yeah, I have that same thought, too, because they're already born.
I know that they want the breeding like that, the milk to stop happening, but also those dogs are already born.
So what are we supposed to do?
Right.
Which, I mean, I did rescue my dog, but I will say.
I did get my cat.
It isn't a live creature.
I don't know.
I think PETA's just shut their holes when they don't know what they're talking about.
I do understand why.
And the fundamental, but PETA's just too nuts for me, generally speaking.
And if they want to come after me, let's go.
I love animals.
You're not going to win that fight.
Nobody loves animals more than me.
Nobody in the whole world, not even PETA.
All right, over to me.
Only 8% of people like to be greeted when walking into a store.
Now, you walk into a store.
I don't mind being greeted.
I just don't like when they come up to you and they go, hey, what can I help you with?
No, we don't need that.
It's cool if you just say, hey, how's it going?
Let me know if you need anything.
Like, that's it.
I don't like to be ignored, but I don't like for someone to come up to me and go, hey, how's it going?
Welcome to the buckle.
Let me help you here.
Here to the jeans.
I'm cool with not that.
And when I'm in the dressing room at the buckle, why don't I just throw other jeans on top of it?
I'd be like, hey, try these on.
These will look great on you.
I don't need that either.
I love them people bring me things.
No, because they just want to sell them.
They don't really think you look good in them.
Oh, well, I still appreciate it.
So if you work in retail or own a small business,
and I used to work a hobby lobby,
and they would say, hey, if a customer comes in,
say hi to them.
But a lot of them wouldn't even want you to say hi
because they're so used to people coming up
and just pressuring you.
Like, hey, let me show you.
What do you need?
Let me help you.
Come on, come with me.
But if you walk into a store,
someone goes, hey, how's it going?
Let me know if you need anything.
Then I feel good.
And I go to that person if I need them.
I like that.
Let me know if you need anything.
That leaves it open.
And then yes, I was actually in a story yesterday where a girl asked me like three times what specifically I needed.
And the first-
Oh, you're pita? Get off me.
The first time I answered, I said, oh, no, I'm just here looking like nothing specific.
And then maybe she forgot she had already come up to me, but it was awkward.
So it seems most people just want a ploy's to be available, not extremely overly helpful if they didn't ask for it.
Yeah.
So that's it.
All right, thank you guys.
Let's get going.
Big Friday show.
Let's go over to the mailbag.
You send an email and we read it all the air.
It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag.
Yeah.
Hello, Bobby Bones.
These last few weeks have really sucked because I screwed up Mother's Day.
I gave my wife what I thought was a very nice gift, a certificate, good for a complete car detailing.
She's very busy.
And her SUV has started to look like an old car even though it's only 2016.
I thought it'd be nice to get it back looking brand new inside.
It seems I was wrong because even after the car was worked on,
and now,
looks like a diamond.
She says it was more of a gift for me,
and it feels like I was calling her out on a dirty car.
What's more, she's now saying things like she promises to take better care of it.
Like I was somehow gulting her about the condition of the car.
I thought I was doing something nice, but apparently I messed up.
Was this the nice gift I intended it to be,
or was there really something insensitive and insulting that I just didn't see?
She has a birthday coming up next month.
How do I avoid making the same mistake?
Signed, well-intentioned husband.
So this is you didn't do anything wrong, but you didn't do it right either.
It's one of those situations.
You didn't do anything wrong.
And in your heart, what you were trying to do was something that you thought she would appreciate.
But she didn't really not appreciate how dirty the car was.
So she's not really going to appreciate you helping clean the car because that was something that you did.
So your intentions were good.
A lot of times, you know, we judge ourselves by our intentions, but other people by their actions,
which is not fair.
And so she doesn't much like your action.
She would have liked something about her, more about her.
Because mother says about her.
Birthday's about her.
And she fills the car,
which she doesn't even care about obviously that much.
It was not about her.
So when you buy her a birthday gift,
I would make it a very selfish toward her.
You know, if she were getting herself something,
what would she get?
If she were being selfish
and getting herself something
that was just for her,
what would she get herself?
And then try to dial in on that
when it comes to those special days.
You could have gone out of the car on a Tuesday.
And she'd have been like,
that's really nice thanks.
I didn't realize I needed it,
but I appreciate you looking out.
That's more of like,
hey, appreciate that.
Yeah.
Not as much.
Much like a, oh my God, thank you.
It's so sweet of you.
I wanted this.
Like having her,
or having mother's dates for me.
Practicality is not good for Mother's days
and birthdays.
And some somewhat.
at Christmas, but you can do some practical stuff on Christmas.
But birthdays, and you can do practical stuff too,
as long as you do something that's not super practical as well.
But yeah, that's too practical.
Was it good? Yeah.
Did you do it for you? In your mind, no.
But she didn't care that much.
So just be selfish as if you're her.
What would you get yourself if you're her?
And then try to get her that for a birthday.
That would be my advice there.
It's easy.
Honest mistake.
You were trying.
Your intentions are good.
So you're like, I did.
I thought I did good.
But remember, we judge ourselves based on our intentions and other people on actions.
And learning's half the battle.
And so is knowing.
G.I. Joe.
Hasn't ever that?
No.
No, the cartoon?
No.
G.I. Joe.
Was that their slogan?
Wow.
Didn't know that.
Didn't know that.
Morgan, do you know what G.I. Joe is?
Action figure?
Yeah.
Gives be a cartoon, then action figure, then made new movies.
I never saw movies or cartoons.
Movies is newer, though.
Okay.
Did you see G.I. Jane?
Well, that was Demi Moore.
All right, that's the mailback.
Close it up.
We got your key mail and we read it on the air.
Now it's by the close.
Bobby's mailback.
Yeah.
So we're back to get into Fun Fact Friday where we all,
we've been looking all over the internet for a whole week.
And the most fun fact we can find, we bring it here.
I'm going to show one that's not super fun just to start us off.
Before we get into the bit, I just thought it was so interesting.
Now, when someone is cryogenically frozen, what does that mean to you guys?
They get put in a chamber and it's just cold.
Like Han Solo.
Yeah, it's like they're going to freeze them to preserve.
Same thing we do with food.
We freeze it to preserve.
Now, whenever this first started to be a thing where people are like, we can cryogenically freeze folks, there was faulty equipment, mismanagement of the people, family issues.
So almost all of the initial humans who were cryogenically freeze.
genetically frozen, eventually decomposed because they...
Oh, no.
No, no, and they paid a lot of money for that.
And they didn't even have a shot.
That's kind of fun.
I don't think if it was that fun.
I just thought that was kind of interesting.
I mean, because you make a lot of money and you...
Yeah.
All right. Let's go with the fun ones now.
Hit it, Ray.
Amy, Fun fact Friday. What do you have?
Kim Kardashian has a glam clause in her will.
It states that if she's ever in a position where she can't get ready herself,
she can't communicate or she's unconscious.
Someone has to make sure her hair, nails, and makeup are all perfect.
But if she didn't have any money left, though.
I guess she's not planning on that.
All right.
That's so much.
Yeah.
All right.
That's good.
This one's good for your eyes.
The average bra size in the U.S. is 34 D.
The average?
The average bra size in the United States of America is 34D.
That can't be right.
That doesn't seem like it could be true.
Well, we could ask the ladies in this room.
No, we're not asking the ladies to room anything.
Unless we're going to ask them, do you think that's true or not, Amy?
I don't know.
To me, I have found that sizing is weird.
Because some stores you go to, they might be like, oh, they might tell someone, oh, you're B.
And then you go to another store and they're like, ah, D.
But double D.
I know.
And that's the average.
Like maybe there are a lot of these people are going to the stores that are like, you know.
That means that, that means like.
I just don't think. I don't think the store's going to be that off.
No.
But I'm telling you, it's so different.
It is different.
But I feel like thinking about that stat and I'm thinking of all of my friends,
I maybe have three that fit that statistic out of like 25.
So that's not an average number.
But that's not average.
Oh.
Because that means like then there's like F.
Is F bigger than D?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Wow.
Are there double Fs?
Yes.
Have you never go to Z?
Have you been?
No.
That's a great question.
Does it go to the end of the letters?
Double Zs.
Yes, triple z's.
Is there triple D?
I don't know.
You go quadruple?
I think there's a triple D.
I don't know.
Annie Hawkins Turner has the largest natural breast in the word.
Her process is 102 ZZZ, Z, Z.
Oh, really?
How do you go the letters?
And then you go to like ampersand, pound.
All the other keys.
Exclamation point.
Okay.
Let's move on.
Morgan, what do you have?
Your blood makes up 8% of your body weight.
So the number that you're seeing on the scale, 8% of that is your blood.
So if you give blood, so these guys that miss weight.
Oh.
They can just give blood?
And they're almost there.
Why can't you give a little blood then?
That's so smart.
Drop it down.
It's probably not.
Yeah.
It's a smart word I would have used there.
So contrary to popular belief, the correct plural of the word octopus, what do you think it is?
Octopi.
It is not octopi.
It is not octopi.
You need to watch your mouth.
It's not octopi because my.
Most people think it's that.
That's based on a misconception.
It applies in the Latin rules of pluralization, blah, blah, blah, we don't work in Latin.
The correct version of octopuses, wait, of octopusus is octopodes, octopodes or octopuses.
Octopodes?
I never heard of that.
Octopodes or octopuses.
Those are the two plural and they both can be used.
Eddie?
Hey, so turtles, they breathe out of their mouth, right?
But they can also breathe out of their butt.
So they probably have bad breath, you know what I mean?
out of the back hole
back mouth
you imagine
they put their hand in the water
they put their hand in the water
they still breathe out of their butt
that's crazy
that would be cool if you could
if you could
but you didn't tell anybody
you can hold your breath
and you can set world records
to holding your breath
or you're breathing out of your butt
that would be awesome
that'd be the superpower
I'd end up with though
breathing out of your butt
yeah it'd be a stupid one
but people can fly
and have super strength
what does he do
he breathes out of his butt
ah let me see that
it is butt man
Fun fact Friday
It's time for the good news
So there's this 73 year old
Her name's Sally
She lives in Idaho
Woke up one morning
Went outside and realized that her fence
Had been graffitied
And she obviously does not want that
On her property
So she went to get some removal products
And got to work scrubbing her fence
One of her neighbors, Katie Fuller,
saw her out there doing it
And went up to her and said,
Hey, I want to help
But then Katie went even further.
She has a construction team.
She went and got them.
She got her son.
She got all his friends.
And they were able to clean it up.
Yeah, it was like, Mom.
I don't want to do that.
Do this, Mom.
No, here's a clip of Sally talking about how Katie changed everything for her.
I had been working about two or three hours when this car pulled up and said,
would you like some help?
And I said, really?
You mean you would help?
me and she said yes
and she bounced right out of the car
and came over and started helping me
it's a really nice story it sounds like when my
wife's almost done with the dishes are like one left
I'm like hey you need some help and I like waited for to be done
I don't jump in way
yeah yeah yeah for sure but she's like I was working for two
or three hours like I know she's got one dish
left like hey you need help in there
now she knows my she knows I'm up to
so the graffiti there's only one letter left
she's like the final part of the A the top part
no no she that crew
did do a lot of work that's cool is that it Amy
Yep.
All right.
Thank you.
That is what it's all about.
That was Tell Me Something Good.
Lunchbox, who do you want to win this thing?
I don't give a crap.
Why not?
Do you just want it to be over?
Yeah, I just wanted to be over.
Because he can't play.
He's been out 8, 11, 12.
I mean, he's been out 12 weeks.
Basically three months.
That's crazy.
Of easy trivia.
Yeah, hey, Amy, when you win this, ban Eddie.
Ban him.
I don't know that I want.
Because he's Mr. Cocky.
He's Mr. Cocky.
What are me?
Oh, gosh.
I mean, he was celebrating about, oh, I mean,
I want to change the rules because I have no competition.
Amy, ban his...
My what?
Well, so the thing is that you do have competition.
You've won almost every title, though.
Yeah, yeah.
Almost, but not every.
And then he was up...
I don't know what you just said there.
Ban him, Amy, let's go.
Okay, so you do root for Amy.
Got it.
So it's easy trivia time.
It's the easiest trivia game ever.
Question, bones.
If I win, can I ban lunchbox again?
That is incorrect.
You said I have to be playing to be banned.
Oh, I did say lunchbox gets to come back in.
All right, just check it.
Man, that would have been funny if I hadn't already stated that rule.
Okay, so Eddie has four, Amy has four, Abby has three, Morgan has one.
You're playing a five.
Eddie's wearing the TR, which means he's the champion.
Oh, man.
So let's play easy trivia.
The easiest trivia game ever.
The category is U.S. trivia.
Eddie, what's the capital city of the United States?
Washington, D.C.
Good.
Morgan, what U.S. city is known as the Windy City?
Chicago.
Good.
Amy, what U.S. state is known as the Sunshine State?
Nobody goes home round one.
Okay, well, Florida.
Correct.
Abby, which U.S. state is known as the Lone Star State?
Texas.
Good.
Nobody would go home round one anyway, but if you do miss it, this is the sound you don't want to hear.
You've been bowed.
You're boned.
You've been eliminated.
Now, this is a big match because if Eddie or Amy win, it's over.
Come on.
If Abby wins, she's now tied.
Morgan, good to see you.
Hey, good to see you.
All right.
All right.
The category is population.
Yes.
Easy trivia.
Eddie.
What punctuation mark is used to end a sentence?
A period.
Correct.
I was one exclamation point.
That would be, you know, whenever you're like, hey.
Or a question mark.
Punctuation.
What did I say that was a category?
He said population.
Which I was like, whatever.
I was confused too.
I think I just saw the word P and quit and just put a word in there.
Okay.
What punctuation mark is used to indicate a question, Morgan?
A question mark.
Correct. Amy, what punctuation mark is used to indicate strong emphasis or a surprise?
Exclamation point.
Correct. Abby, what punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list?
A comma.
Correct. Good job, everybody.
Let's go to round three. Famous Animals is the category.
Eddie, what kind of animal is on the MGM logo?
That's a lion.
Correct.
Morgan, what kind of animal is the Chicago Bulls NBA team named after?
I just said the dang answer.
Well, you get that one from free.
A bowl?
Correct.
That's good.
That's good, Morgan.
Amy, what animal can be seen on a Porsche logo?
Oh my gosh.
Cheetah.
All right.
I'm still alive.
No.
You've been Bo.
Come on.
Come on, baby.
Is it?
Oh, that was so.
But I thought that was Ferrari.
Porsche.
Can they both have horses?
I don't know.
They both.
They do.
Dang it.
That's the only reason why.
So it doesn't have a cheetah?
I didn't miss that one.
too.
What kind of animal is Garfield, Abby?
A cat.
Correct.
Three people remain.
Okay, girls.
I'm feeling good.
Feeling good.
Why are you feeling good, Eddie?
Oh, because I can't lose.
I mean, right now, either Abby wins, we go one more week, or Morgan goes.
We can go four more weeks.
Hey, or I win, and we can end it all right now, baby.
Let's go.
Okay.
Eddie, you're up.
What company uses the slogan in the category of slogans the best a man can get?
Gillette. Correct.
That's crazy.
Morgan, what company's slogan is Snap, Crackle Pop?
Rice Krispies.
Correct.
Abby, what company used the slogan
Melt in your mouth, not in your hands?
That would be M&M.
You guys?
Your girls want to keep playing?
Good job, girls.
Nice job. The category is, geometry.
What? No, no, no math.
Geometry.
Eddie, what's the name of a polygium?
with six sides.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Hexagon.
Correct.
Good job.
Thank you.
What geometric shape is generally used for stop signs?
Morgan?
A hexagon?
I know.
I know.
It's literally my head.
There's nothing else in my head.
Guys, octagon.
Yeah, that was not in my head.
One in there?
No.
Oh, man.
I'm feeling better.
Come on.
That one day has to...
Come on, Abby.
Abby.
Come on, Abby.
To stay in the game.
If you miss it, Eddie's the champ.
If you get it right, you move on.
Let's go.
You got this, Abby.
How many degrees are there in a right angle?
A right angle.
90.
Correct.
Let's go.
There you go.
She's so nervous.
I get it.
Eddie.
Come on.
What Disney princess in the category of Disney princesses
is known for her love of books?
and adventure.
Oh, that's Bell.
Correct.
Oh, my.
Oh, my.
Great job.
Thank you.
These are tough.
Abby.
Which Disney Princess
talks to the most
animals?
Is known for talking to animals?
I can see her in my head.
That is...
Which Disney Princess
talks to most animals?
Just, okay.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh.
No, don't do this.
My brain.
What's he doing?
Oh, my brain?
It just shuts up.
Are you threatening your brain?
She's talking to her brain.
She's arguing with her.
Does she think we can hear her or no?
I know.
I don't know.
Come on, Abby.
Abby.
Oh my gosh, I know this.
Don't do this brain.
You guys are messing with her by even talking to her right now.
Which Disney princess talks to the most animals?
Oh, my God.
I can see her.
Like, she's talking to a bird.
How much time do I have?
Just hold on.
Now that you've asked.
I will know.
You already had a minute.
You've asked.
Ten seconds.
Oh my gosh.
What's her name?
It's the...
She talks to the...
So white.
Yes.
So white.
Hey, now apologize to your brain.
Apologize your brain right now.
I'm sorry.
No, you better stay on.
You did it.
You got to get there.
It was just so funny that you were arguing with your brain so we get...
Usually if you can be funny, we'll let you go longer because we're enjoying.
I hate how it does that.
Okay.
Country nicknames.
Eddie.
Come on.
Which country is the Great White North?
Oh, dang, you mean country countries, not like country singers.
Okay, all right, all right.
Mo Cephas.
All right.
That's the only thing is that in the else.
Yeah, Mosephus.
Awesome.
Yeah, that kind of stuff.
What is it, the Great White North?
What country?
The Great White North.
Let's go, Canada.
Correct.
Oh, wow.
Abby, what country continent is known as the land down under?
Oh, that's Australia.
Correct. Eddie, what country in Europe is known as the land of fire and ice?
Fire and ice.
In Europe.
What country in Europe is known as the land of fire and ice?
Europe.
It's Iceland.
Correct.
Wow.
How are you?
Wow, I get the ice for the fire.
I don't get it.
But whatever, let's go.
Let's go.
Abby, which country in East Asia is known as the land of the rising sun?
The land of the rising sun?
Hey, in East Asia.
She's going to get angry with her brain.
I don't know.
I'm going to take another one of these.
Talk to your brain by time, by time.
Okay.
I got to put you on the clock.
Yeah.
I'll ask it again.
What country in East Asia is known as the land of the rising sun?
The clock is up.
East Asia?
That's Japan.
Correct.
Oh, my goodness.
She's like, oh, you said East Asia.
He's a champ.
If Abby wins, it extends one more week at least.
The category is 2023 pop culture events.
2033, okay.
Eddie, who won the Oscar?
for Best Picture in 20203.
What the crap.
The Oscar for Best Picture.
What movie?
God, I know it, but I don't even know the title.
Everywhere, there at once.
Everywhere, anywhere, there at once.
That's incorrect.
Am I close?
Yeah.
What is it?
Everything, everywhere all at once.
No!
Oh, that was so close.
That was horrible.
No!
That was hard.
Abby, your brain's going to let you down.
Abby.
which for the win
which post
apocalyptic
TV drama
was released in
2023 and was based on a popular
video game
it's a TV show
I'll read it one more time
and five seconds
on the clock
which post
apocalyptic TV drama series
was released in 20203
is based on a popular video game
a video game
that would be
Tetris
Oh
Oh, yeah.
Let's go.
It's not his favorite.
Yeah, it's the last of us.
Oh, my.
Speed around.
You got three questions.
Buzzin with your name is the answer, okay?
The category is phobias for this one.
Hypochondria is the fear of what?
Abby.
Abbey.
Pain?
Incorrect.
Eddie.
Apocondria.
I don't know.
Paranoia.
I don't know.
Oh, my gosh.
Illness.
Hypocondria.
All I think they're sick.
I know that now.
Pain.
Yellow card.
Oh, dang, dang, Abby.
Have you been yellow carded?
The category of science.
What is the short form word we use for deoxy ribonucleic acid?
Abby.
Abby.
DNA.
Correct.
How'd you know that?
You struggle with snow white and then he doesn't hit that?
I don't know.
This is amazing.
Okay.
Finish the phrase.
Or just give me the phrase.
Okay.
This means to follow your dreams, trying to do something that can't be achieved.
Chasing blank.
My mind went somewhere different.
It often does.
Abby, you can buzz in if you want to guess.
Eddie.
Eddie.
I don't know.
Chasing your dreams.
Chasing blank, meaning to follow your dreams trying to do something that can't be achieved.
Wait, I think Eddie missed it.
He's lost because Abby's got one point.
I think it doesn't matter.
Wait, really?
Wow.
Wait, that was it?
Because I guess wrongly?
Well, yeah, but you had to get it right to get it.
No!
Yeah.
No!
Yeah.
And you went with chasing your dreams.
What do you think it was, though, now?
Oh, I still don't know.
And what would you guess?
I don't know.
Oh, tail.
I thought tail, too, but that's not it.
I mean, that could be lunchbox's dreams.
Go ahead.
Chasing rainbows?
Yeah.
Oh.
Chasing rainbows.
Amy, you're out.
Like, that's cool, though.
Wow, here we go.
Another week.
Abby, here's a voicemail we got last night.
Hi, I'm calling to find out if Bobby has done the ride along with the blue angles.
I'm just curious, I haven't heard anything about it lately.
So if you just let us know what story is behind that, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you.
Thank you for the call.
We talked about it on yesterday's show, and it's on the podcast.
I talked for about 20 minutes.
It was very difficult.
It wore my body out, lots of Gs, which is that forcing in your body.
I got really sick.
It was awesome.
You can see my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones for pictures,
but it's on yesterday's podcast.
It was an amazing trip.
I would not do it again, though.
It was an honor.
I would not do it again, though.
It was unlike anything I've ever done.
I would not do it again, though.
It was really difficult on my body.
So, yes, that's up there.
Also, today, let me say,
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We don't keep any of the money.
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Here's Amy's pile of stories.
If you do some impulse shopping this weekend, I have a way for you to forget about the purchase.
Well, this doesn't seem healthy.
Pay with cash.
Paying with cash has been statistically proven
to help you not feel as bad about your impulse shopping.
Well, and you probably don't get as impulsive with cash
because you're also realizing exactly what you're paying.
With a credit card you may, you do see it,
but you're just swiping like you've done so many times.
Whenever you're handing out cash, 20, 40,
you're actually doing it and have an account it and see it.
It's a real money.
Yeah, it hurts a little bit.
Yeah, but in case you still buy something,
you're definitely going to forget about it.
Maybe there won't be the regret because later you won't have to
look at it on your credit card bill and relive it.
And no interest.
Yes, no interest.
Here's a great way to deal with a rude comment.
Let's say that you're with a friend or maybe you're with a coworker and they say something
really rude.
If you fire back, that escalates things.
I like that.
Experts are saying there's three words you can say.
Are you okay?
Oh, that's four.
Go ahead.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
You're making it clear that the comment was unacceptable, but you're not being offensive back.
and usually this is going to put the other person in their place without leaving them insulted or hurt.
Do you mean human or online?
Oh, I guess it could work.
Probably both.
Both. I mean, I was thinking face-to-face.
I don't think online would work that well.
Yeah.
And face-to-face, it would work for sure.
But if someone comes after me online and I'm like, are you okay?
They'd be like, not only am I okay or something else you suck out, you loser?
And I'm like, oh, I just see that as opening the door online.
But in person, I do see where someone go like, what do you mean, am I okay?
Like, do you not think I see?
And then they feel like the burdens on them.
Dang. Okay, what else?
Carly Pierce and her boyfriend, Riley King, they broke up after two years together.
I guess he...
That's not Riley Green.
No, no.
What's his last one?
Riley King?
Oh, Google.
He played, he was MLB.
No idea.
Player.
I can't tell you.
And now he does...
Don't really follow Carly Pierce's love life at all, but I didn't even know she had a boyfriend.
Right.
So he's...
She don't Michael Ray anymore?
They split out?
Yeah, man.
That didn't work out.
Oh.
He's a Nashville area realtor, and he revealed things didn't work out.
I guess he released some sort of thing.
Oh, wow.
He's writing songs now.
That's funny.
As far as I know, Carly hasn't made a public statement about it, but, you know, she does have her song that she's promoting with Chris Stapleton called We Don't Fight anymore.
And she said that putting that out there is helpful for her because she doesn't want to hide from how things are in a relationship.
I think she's just breaking up people for songs.
There you go.
It was good content.
I mean, the whole last record is her breakup of Michael Ray.
And so she's got to be like, well, I got to go back.
into the well. Riley,
you have Voluntary's Tribute.
I shall now break up with you.
Chris Stapleton on a song, you don't need to
do anything else. Yeah, I agree.
Well, good for them. Or not good for them.
You know what? I don't care.
Well, we don't fight anymore. We'll be available
everywhere June 16th.
The whole album? Or is that one song?
The song. Okay. It's Chris Daibleton.
Yeah. And she said that, you know,
that point in a relationship where... I'm going to tell you, I don't care anymore.
I'm going to tell you, Amy. You can keep talking. I just don't care about
Carly Pierce dating anybody.
No, but I think the song is clever.
It may not have to do with her or anybody,
but it's like that point in a relationship where it's like you're just so,
like you're not even fighting anymore because you're not, it doesn't, you don't care.
Fighting sometimes comes from passion.
Oh, so it's good to fight.
I think so because I think it means you care.
She's not with your hands.
We fight a lot.
Or with certain words.
You're fighting a lot?
No, I'm just kidding.
All right, that's it.
Amy, thank you.
I'm Amy.
That's my pile.
That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news.
With lunchbox.
Tell me something good.
We're going to go back to May 30th, the dark of the night.
These jerks roll up to divine landscaping in Fort Washington, Maryland.
It's a landscaping company, and they steal $40,000 worth of equipment.
Just gone.
So the owner, Kevin Moore, comes into work the next day, and he's like, where's my tractors?
Where's my mower?
Where's my weed eaters?
Oh, no.
And they went full-fashioned furious on that guy's the landscaping company.
And so he's like, what am I going to do?
And the insurance is only going to cover half.
of it.
And so he's like, man, my business is going to go under.
I can't afford to buy new equipment.
And then Rod Wheeler, who owns the Ace hardware there, says, hey, man, why do you come on
down and let me get you some new equipment for free?
And so he hooked him with free equipment and he gave him $500 check.
Said, here, man, there's some money to get your business back on his feet.
That's awesome.
Boom.
Wow.
It's a beautiful hardware play.
How's it go?
Ace is the place.
It's the money.
It's a bad.
It's a lot of it.
My cousin used to work in
Ace Hardware and he thought he was going to run one for the rest of his life
So whenever we'd go on vacation and meet my cousins wherever
We had to go visit every single Ace Hardware store
Because he wanted to get the lay of the land
Yeah, probably wanted to learn a little bit
See what they did different parts of the country
What's you doing now?
I don't know what he's doing now
But he ain't working at Ace
I know that
He didn't decide on taking that up
No he worked there for like a year
After all those stops
Yeah oh man
Geez do we stop at least at five different ones
in different cities. Chicago, Austin, Atlanta, Florida.
I mean, it was just like...
I just listen to the radio and be like, okay, I want to hear these guys who are on the radio on these stations and these cities.
Same thing?
I guess so, maybe.
He just wanted to see how different Aces, the layout was at different...
What did you want to do when you were a kid to show how you wanted to live your life?
I was going to be on Real World.
Yeah, what did you do, though?
I watched the Real World every time, every season, every episode and was like, man, this is going to be me one day.
Perfect.
And road rules.
You would go to the houses, too, though.
Well, once I was older, I'd go to the houses.
You bought stuff out of one of the houses.
Real World Austin.
Heck, yeah, I got an orange chair.
They had a garage sale and got it.
I mean, it was one of the ones they threw in the pool one night.
They got to fight and threw in the pool.
I was like, yeah, got it, still use it.
All right, that's a great story.
That is what it's all about.
That was Tell Me Something Good.
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I don't care which I'm saying.
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