The Bobby Bones Show - FRI: Easy Trivia Goes Down To The Wire! + Bobby's Mind Is Blown By Real Dog, Horse And Human Clones + Who Gets The Dog After A Breakup?

Episode Date: December 5, 2025

We have one of our most competitive rounds of this season of Easy Trivia as the show fights for the top of the leaderboard. Bobby talked to his veterinarian friend, Dr. Josie about the dog she is taking care of that is a clone and how much it cost. Bobby shares why he is convinced we have cloned humans. In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby helps a listener who has been sharing custody of her dog after a break up but now wonders if it's time to let the dog go that she loves so much. Eddie has a PSA for everyone in the winter running the risk of becoming a victim of major theft!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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There will be no part two today. the weather was kind of weird in Nashville and it was flirting with 32 which is freezing then 31 is one below freezing that's been freezes 32 so everybody went home a bit early today so part one is all you got today

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Easy trivia. Eddie's the champ. Categories tools. What tool do we use to measure temperature? Thermometer. Correct. Amy, what tool do we use to measure the weight of something? Scale.

Correct. Launchbox. What tool? do we use to measure time? A clock? Correct. Morgan, what tool do we use to turn screws? A screwdriver.

Correct. Nobody goes home round one, but when you miss one now, you will hear this sound. You've been bowed. Eddie's the champ. He's wearing the tiara. This season, Amy 2, Eddie, 2, Morgan 1, lunchbox zero. Oh, man. Here we go. State Capitals is the category.

Eddie, what's the state capital of Texas? Austin. Correct. Amy, what's the state capital of Tennessee? Nashville. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the state capital of Georgia? We'll go with Atlanta.

Correct. Ooh. Morgan, what's the state capital of Kansas? Topeka. Correct. The category now is the alphabet. Eddie, what do we call the special letters, A-E-I-O-N-U? Those are called vowels.

Correct. Amy, what letter is sometimes a vowel? A-E-A-E. I-O-U A-I-O-U sometimes about as the Y I think but I don't know

A-E-I-O-U A-B-C-D Oh no no no we can't do all 26 Just kidding Just kidding Oh my God, I wrote that down Oh my God, that's a question Coming up

Yeah I didn't even think about that Did you call me ding-dong? I thought Eddie said it No She called you a ding-dong That's a yellow guard man No you're not

I'll accept it because I was a ding-dong there the host of ding-dong? You know, she can't because he was. I'm going to be honest. I was a ding-dong there. I didn't even look ahead with the questions. That's going to be Morgan's question, by the way. It's the fourth one up. Oh, man. What's a sometimes vowel? Why? Correct. I'm so stupid. Wow, that was good. I never do that. That's impressive. Okay. Well, now you know. Letters that aren't vowels are called what, lunchbox? Consumance. Correct. Morgan, how many letters in the alphabet? 26. You didn't know that, right? I didn't know that. Thank God. All right. Famous Ryan's. as in the people named Ryan.

Eddie, who plays Ken in the 2023 Barbie movie? Ryan Gosling. Correct. Amy, who stars opposite Sandra Bullock in the 2009 romantic comedy, The Proposal? Ryan Reynolds. Correct. Lunchbox. What country singer is known for songs like Chasing After You featuring Marin Morris?

Oh, oh, featuring Marin Morris. Ryan Heard? Correct. Morgan. Who is the host of Will of Fortune? His name is Ryan? Wheel of Fortune. And his name's Ryan?

What? Does everybody else know this? Yes. Lunchbox do you? I think I know it. His name is Ryan. I'm going to have some water. You have that time to think and then I'll be back.

I don't think that I have watched Wheel of Fortune in a really long time. Ryan Teder. That's one republic. Ryan. All right. Five seconds. Reynolds is not there Um

Ryan Answer Ryan Teddy Ryan Teddy guys Ryan's test He's the host of Wheel of Fortune He just took over a couple years Really?

Yeah I haven't watched in a while Morgan's out I haven't watching a while either But I do follow him and I see on clips Yeah Science Eddie What's the hardest natural substance on earth

The hardest natural substance? Yeah hardest not heart like the heart hard disk H-A-R-D Oh so you don't know No

I'm gonna go with steel Hey Amy hit you with the ding-d I'm just I mean I don't know if I'll get my next question right So it will just have to wait What is it?

It's a diamond It's diamond You've been bow Of course Woman's best friend Amy What's the chemical formula For table salt

Goddard. The category is science. I don't know if I said that. Yeah, you said it. You said it. Table salt. Is that different than I don't know? I have an A in my brain, but I also have P.

I think you need a nap. No, like, is it not any of those? Okay. I didn't say, I gave you no indication. Potassium. What's the chemical formula for table salts? N A. I'll have another hydration second and then after my drink.

water, I will come to you for a answer. Salt. Salt. Salt. Collie. Five seconds. Do you know it, Eddie? Because you can mat me. I don't know. It's steel. Ding dong. Okay, I'm in. Go. N.A. The answer is N.A. C.L. Shut up. Oh, chlorat. Knife turned to glory. You've been bow. You just saying this thing. What's N-A? Just salt? I don't know, dude. I don't know. Okay. Ding-dong. Ding-dongs? Um, N-A-L. Lunchbox. Yep, let's go.

For the win. Yeah, science, my favorite. The one question left on this page. Mm-hmm. What blood is the universal donor? Did you do this all the time? I do this all the time, man. What's he do?

He saves lives. But actually, I do power reds now. I don't even do just blood. I do more. Okay. Power blood. Yeah, power red saves seven lives or eight lives instead of four. Ah, man.

Wow, wow. Everybody might be back in. It would be awesome. Let me tell you. It's officially ding-dong festival. Well, we're not scientists, so. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I started making Cs in science in fifth grade with Mr. Beer.

Let's like I did the answer. What blood is universal? I thought you're going hydration, man. I just had two hydration, but I gave you a long enough time to talk. Okay, you ready for it? Yeah. I'm going to go with the one I know. Go ahead.

O positive. It's O negative. Oh! Oh! Why didn't you just say O? O negative. Did that you would have said. But then I would have said.

It had been different. It'd have been different. I really wanted you to get a win. All right. No, you just didn't want Eddie to win. Exactly. What on earth? What in the world?

Speed round. Thank you, Ms. Beard. Yeah, buzz in. Gosh. Things that are the longest is the category. Amy. What? Here we go.

Buzz in with your name. I'll read the question slow in case anybody wants to hop in halfway through our question. What U.S. state? has the longest coastline. Hey! Lunchbox. California. Incorrect. Say what? Say what?

Say what? What U.S. state has the longest coastline? Amy. Florida? New. Eddie. Eddie. Alaska.

That's correct. Wow. What? What is a guess? It was like the only. It was the only one left, too. No, Hawaii. That's surrounded by ocean.

That's a dimple. That's a dimple out there. True. But yeah. Okay, next up. The category is, famous Bill or Billy's? What British singer?

Eddie. Eddie. Billy Elish. Incorrect. She's not British. She's not British. She's as American as a kid. I know.

What British singer had hits like White Wedding? Lunchbox. Billy Idol. Correct. So close to Irish. And Rebel yell. So Rebel yell. In the morning she yelled,

Mo, Mo, Mo. And White Wedding. White Wedding. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Final category. Oh.

Eddie won, Lunchbox 1. Amy, you need this to tie and go to sudden, sudden, sudden death. Uh-huh. The category is,

it's not easy being green. It's not easy being green. What DC comic superhero? Lunchbox. The Hulk. Incorrect. Eddie. Eddie?

Eddie? The Incredible Hulk. No. Oh, okay. What did you? It's so stupid. What's the wrong with you? me today.

Ding dong? I don't know. Amy, you need this to go sudden, side and sudden, I'm trying to think of any comic book person. What DC comic superhero uses a ring to channel

willpower to create and construct solid green energy? What DC comic superhero uses a ring to channel willpower to create constructs of solid green energy? What? So he's not. Green. He just has a green energy.

If you don't, you two go sudden, sudden death. Yeah. Without Amy. Yeah. D.C. Comic book. Green energy. I'm going to have a little hydration. And then by the time we're done. Comic book, green energy. That's it. He's done. Three seconds. Dr. Cavarkian. What? He killed people. He's not a superhero. He did assisted suicide. Yeah. Is he a doctor, though? No. Morgan? Green Lantern? Correct. Oh, well, duh.

Ryan Reynolds? Of course. I haven't gotten that. Well, two remain. Dang. Come on, baby. The category is Hulk. Amy, you're out. You got zero in sudden death. What is language arts?

Don't worry about it. Language arts. What is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters that reads the same backwards and forward? Eddie. Eddie. Anamontapia. No, I believe Onamontapia is like, boom. Boom, pow, jump, bow.

Is that what that is? I think. We should check that. Okay. But that's incorrect. Give me a confirmation on that, Mike, once you get it. Yeah, that's it. Boom, pal, sizzle.

Sizzle. Wham! It reminds me of old Batman in the 60s. Lunchbox. What's a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters that reads the same, backwards or forward? Yeah, that's like race car. That's the race car's frontward and backwards. Oh, interesting.

Yeah. Ah, man. Synonym. No, it's a palindrome. Yeah. That's different than like conundrum, right, when they say that? Well, a conundrum is like a difficult situation. That's not the real definition, but that's a problem.

And this is what? Paladrome? Palindrome. That's a tough one, man. Between you two, buzz in? Come on. Fictional cities and countries. Oh, gosh. What fictional city does Superman?

Eddie. Metropolis. That's correct. Yes! Yes! What is the question? What fictional city does Superman live and work as Clark Kent? Metropolis.

It had taken me a second to get Metropolis. I think of Gotham. And that's all I think of. Batman. Wow. That's Batman. Yeah, but I had Gotham in my head too. I had Gotham in my head. But you were out.

Good job. You were in Ding Dong Penalty. Yes, I'm over here in Ding Dong land. Our winner with three wins now. Eddie! Hello, Bobby Bones. My ex and I were together for almost three years. And during that time, we adopted a dog.

together, a sweet rescue named Milo. Basically for now, you know, he was like our kid. We were both obsessed and I think we both assumed we'd be together forever, so we didn't talk about what if. We decided to share custody, but here's the problem. Milo clearly loves my ex more, like runs to him, sometimes ignores me. Now Max is hinting that Milo, maybe should just stay with him full time, so Milo doesn't get confused. Do I fight for share time or do I let my dog go even if it breaks my heart? Thanks. Heartbroken dog mom. the difficult thing about a dog shared custody is eventually the dog just lived with one person. Happened to me.

Yeah. Like eventually, it's like a kid where you share and the kid turns to an adult and that's your kid. Like almost in all the, hey, we got this dog. We were dating. We're going to share almost every single time that I've known the dog ends up living with one person. Like the thought at first we're going to share it, but then there is just a place where it's more natural. It's easier. So it sucks for you.

I get it. But if you're already thinking this, if you love the dog, let the dog go. I love the dog. I love all dogs. But I think shared custody probably not going to work out just in general. And I think if your ex wants the dog and the dog obviously is safe, happy, cared for, I think you can let the dog go. But that sucks.

But the dog's not dead. Yeah, you could still visit the dog somehow. You kind of got to get into. You just like let go 100%. You think that ex with a new partner is like, yeah, yeah, they're going to come over and see the dog. Yeah, or they're going to come pick the dog up and take it to the park. Yeah. I think if you're already wondering if that's what you should do, that's what you should do.

If you're not wondering, no. You're saying cut the ties. Yeah, for everybody's sake. If you love the dog, you got to let it free. I'm not saying release it to the wild. I'm saying let two one of the base. Right. go with the, yeah, that's what I'm going to say.

It sucks. I'm not acting like it's an easy thing to do. But I just rarely see these shared custody with animals actually be shared until the animal dies. So you can give it home and not confuse it about where it lives. What were you going to say about your situation? So when my ex-husband and I first separated and were divorced, the dog went one week my house, one week his house, just like the kids. And now the dog is at my house full time. It just organically ended up being better that way.

Now, sometimes my son will be like, hey, can I have Kara for a couple of nights while I'm at dads? He likes sleeping with her. And so we'll work that out. You also have kids, though, they're in the mix where they don't. We go with the flow. But I do think if we had no kids, we would have tried the shared custody thing. And then eventually, I mean, the dog is just attached to me. I don't know what it is.

But she just. Well, you were probably the alpha with the dog because you were home more. He was the alpha. Like she definitely listened to Ben way more, but she just like followed me everywhere and always wanted to wants to be near me. So we just had to make the best decision. Plus like I was like what what's healthier for the dog? Like Ben travels more. I'm home more.

Like it's just consistency. Yeah, good luck. I think it's time to let the dog go if you love the dog. That's a tough one though. Like I feel yeah. It's selfless that you'd even ask the question. All right, close it up. Maybe it's not as rare as I thought because my sister-in-law.

can't swallow pills. Morgan can't swallow pills. Abby, you had an issue with this, right? Oh, yeah. Oh, I could never. No, I just, I wouldn't take vitamins or anything because I can't take them. This is wild. And so I got a voice smell out here. Play that. Morgan mentioned how she has a really hard time swallowing pills. My girlfriend that I work with actually the other day, she was sitting at the table at lunch, and she brought her head forward and put the pill in her mouth of the water and swallowed. And she said, if you lean your head back, it closes your airway. If you lean your head forward, put the pill in and swallow, you can swallow pills that way. That's it. Have a great day. I love you guys. I think this is more common than I thought because there's three people that I'm

close-ish with that can't swallow pills. Abby, did this work for you? Oh my gosh. Yeah. No, my boyfriend taught me this like a couple weeks ago. I wanted to bring it to you guys, but I didn't. But it is, it works. it actually works. You lean forward and then like it naturally floats back and you swallow it. Morgan, have you tried this? I have tried it and I panicked. What? Oh, you freaked out?

Something about putting my head forward when something's supposed to go backward like did not make sense in my head. So the pill was just floating around in my mouth and I couldn't do it. So when you guys would get a headache where I would go grabs Madville or Tylenol or whatever it is around, I don't know the brand doesn't really matter to me. What would you guys do? Oh, I just deal with it until it's absolutely. miserable and then I have to force myself to take a pill.

You take the full pill? Do you crush it up? No, I take it. But I'm telling you, it's like me, I look like something's wrong with me when it happens because I just am like tossing my head in so many different directions trying to get the water to go with it. Like you're having a seizure? Kind of. Abby, what would you do? Yeah, no, I would never take any until recently. I'm not kidding. My trip worked. No pills. You just couldn't.

I would never take like Advil or anything. So you just live with a head. Oh. Anything like chewy, yeah. Oh, that makes sense. Gummy vitamins. All that. The kids, like they do have children's chewables because they don't. Because they can't swallow.

Chewables. Yeah. So they could do that, I guess. So is swallowing pills in an adult thing and you guys just never graduated? Yes, correct? Apparently. That's what it is. Okay.

And you've tried the head forward. But for all of our listeners out there, if you have this, because I now think this is probably more common than I thought that if you lean your head forward, even though it does feel kind of counterintuitive to what you should do, that that opens the air path. I have a pill in my purse. If you want Morgan to try. Hey, what is it? I'm telling you guys.

It's just like a supplement. Okay, do we know what it is? That's also part of the bit. Only Abby knows what the pill will do to her. Yeah, Morgan, take it. Okay, so all of our listeners, lean your head forward. A little hack here to swallow pills. Hopefully that helps you.

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Leslie Harris was talking about it. He's been incarcerated for decades, so he's missed a lot of his daughter's milestones. So this is a really special evening. They put pink carpet down, draped decorations, added a dance floor, and they were able to have a special father-daughter dance. Yeah, especially for the kids. And where was that again? At Louisiana State Penitentiary. Lane Kiffa coach is there now.

Louisiana State penitentiary. Oh, university. Oh, I got the... Got it. Penitentiary. Yeah, no, I thought that's where Lane went to coach. No. Yeah, all right. Different.

Yeah, it is. That's awesome, though. And the event was designed to remind fathers of the family members who are counting on them, and it's meant to encourage them to try to do their best to get out. Go tigers. All right. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. All right around the room, I'll go first.

Lobsters are cannibals. When they're hungry and they're looking for food, they'll happily eat another lobster. Whoa. I thought. They also mate for life, right? Are you trying to equal out to bad PR with good PR? I think those are seahorses. Oh, I thought it was like, because on friends, they found your lobster.

Sea horses? Yeah, don't they have like one mate? Well, maybe, maybe seahors is due to. Lobsters don't mate for life. Short term, typically only lasts about two weeks. Wow, there. Wait a out. Let's try seahorses, though.

Well, I did friends use lobster as a reference. Yes, sea horses are. Seahorses are monogamous and mate for life. Finally got one. Wow. Look at you on fire. On fact. It's December.

You finally hit your groove. Let's go. Okay, Amy, what do you have? So to prepare for winter squirrels bury up to 3,000 nuts during the fall. And some studies record up to 10,000 nuts. per year for a single squirrel. And they hide them all over the place. And they know where to find them.

They spread them across several locations. And they organize. They have nut type locations. That's cool. It's kind of crazy how detailed they are with their nut storage. Kind of feels like Pablo Escobar. They know where their stuff is. He like with money and fills, dig holes everywhere.

Yeah. Well, the reason why too is because if they store them all in one place and they have a thief come, all their nuts are gone. in this way maybe is that why he was too i think like he ran out of land he did but he would just hide it and people still find like old eating up money in different areas yeah uh okay lunchbox when deer feel threatened or spooked they'll raise their tails exposing a white underside the white flag is a signal to other deer danger nearby be on the lookout wow they do do that they do that whoopo my yard i saw keith will always be like see his flag see the flag see the flag yeah the white flag

Eddie Van Halen did the guitar solo and Michael Jackson's beat it for free. He said, Qua, I did it as a favor. I was a complete fool. He added that he was not used. He agreed to do it and was like, I don't care you need to pay me. Which in the end, he had made so much money. But he did it for free and signed it away. Eddie?

So do you know birds can't fly backwards? Well, one can. Exactly. That's my fun fact. Damn. You walked us into that one. Humming birds are the only birds that can fly backwards. That's crazy.

If you think about it, you see a bird. It's never been like doing a little backstroke like ever. Unless it's a hummingbird. Morgan? There are more trees on earth than stars in the Milky Way. We have about 3 trillion trees versus roughly 100 to 4 billion stars. 100 to 400 billion stars. That's interesting because a lot of the stars that we're seeing may not even be alive right now.

What do you mean? Oh, light years. Like it's taking all the. all that time for that light to get to us. But that doesn't mean new haven't been formed either. But yeah, that's interesting. There are that many trees. The most common final score in the NFL.

What do you think it is? Most common? Final score. Seventy-two-six-eight. That's so random. Are you drunk? That's so random. Also, who scores 72 and who scores 68 in the same game?

Oh, hey, I don't know. I was just guessing basketball, because basketball's on my brain right now. Okay, what do we got? NFL? The most common final score in the NFL. Okay. You still want me to guess this one? I would like it.

Okay. Let me think. 10. So one team has 10. And the other team has 17. Not a bad guess. That's a good guess. What would you have guessed?

I'm going to guess 21, 24. What would you guess? 2117. Yeah, 2017. So I think you all kind of did fine. It's right around that spot. A few scores here. A couple scores there.

It happened 298 times. for in NFL history. What is it again? I'm write that down. 20 to 17. Like who's missing the extra point there? Somebody's always missing the extra point.

All right, that's what's up. Or it's two field goals. Two touchdowns. Oh, that too, that's true. That's true. Dr. Josie is my veterinarian, also my friend, and she has one of her clients that

clone their dog, which is wild to me. And I was talking to her about that and then how much it costs. So me and Dr. Josie right here. Here we go. On the Bobby Bones show now.

Dr. Josie. I have a client who cloned her dog. I'm taking care of the clone. The clone is an identical replica looks wise, but personality-wise, but personality-wise, completely different. Okay, so is it even cloned then? It's cloned DNA, but think, like...

But I know, yeah, I ask that question wrong. Is it even what you wanted then as a clone because you wanted the exact version of what you had? Exactly. Totally different personality. That has really kind of gives me the perspective. Yeah, it's about $50,000. 50 grand. If someone came to you and said, what do you think about me cloning my dog? What would you say?

I'd say it's a personal decision. I'd say from my experience, I've seen people, just so you know, it could have a totally different personality. Wow, that's crazy. You're watching a clone. Yeah, yeah, I take care of a clone. You take care, meaning you, that's your... My patient. Got it. And then we get asked, I mean, we as veterinarians have to sedate or anesthetized to harvest the skin to send into the lab for the cloning. No way. So how do you do that? Do you like, is it like a, it's so simple. a scalpel cutting something? Super simple. Just harvest a piece of skin. You put it in a special container and then you send it off. Okay. They've for sure done humans, right? Cloned humans? No, they for sure have, right? They had to have, right? If it's so... If horses are cloned, they are

everywhere, cloned horses. Huge. Is this a conspiracy theory? No, no, no, no. There's tons of clones. Tons and tons and tons. Like in Argentina where they play polo, entire thousands of horses have been cloned and they're riding and playing clones of the best pull of horses ever. Inside information or is this known? No, this is known. So then why would you pay a ton of money for the offspring of a horse? Let's say secretary was still alive and someone pays, what do they call that, that fee?

Like the stud fee. Yeah. So that's the huge thing now. Because listen, you pay for the stud fee, which is like the egg and the sperm to come together. Which the stud fee, it may not, they may not even have a kid. Exactly. Or the clone, though, you have the skin and you can. Exactly.

And then you have to breed them. You have to find the mayor. You have to raise them and then they may not even turn out to be good. But the clone, you know. Are the clones often as good as the animal? A lot of times are really good. More so than if it's half and half because you got a mom and a dad horse. The clones are better typically than the ones that are bred.

What would keep me then from breaking into a place? All I need to do is break into a stable. Yeah. Take a little skin and get out. Like that's the ultimate heist of a million dollar horse. We just came up with a new business plan. Like that would be, I would do that. Yeah, of like American Pharaoh or whomever.

Yeah, you could clone. That's a famous horse. Yeah, he won the triple crown. He's a big race horse. I'm sure that in horse racing, I don't know, but I'm sure there's rules. You can't race clones. How do they know it's a clone, though? Is there like, no blue check?

No, they know because they know the pedigree. You have to turn in the pedigree of each race horse. Can't you lie? I don't, like, it's so tightly buttoned up. I think it'd be really hard. But maybe, I guess. I can't believe they have cloned horses. Yes.

And it's so known. I'm going to send you a documentary. Yeah. well-known. Wow. Yeah, mind-blowing. So back to my point of, if we're doing dogs, no problem. If we got cloned horses everywhere, you don't think somewhere in a lab in Russia, they've done this with humans? Probably. Or China. Probably. It's a, it. Yeah, probably. There's an arms race. That's scary. With technology, with science everywhere all the time. Yeah. And again, if we can do horses and dogs so easily for sure. Oh yeah. They're mammals. That's the same. It's got to be the same. The horse thing

blows my mind. That's really scary to think about. I would. I mean, it wouldn't be you. It would just be another. Like, what if the next you comes back and is a total a... Some would say this version is. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home there's something good. Around 4 a.m. last Friday morning, all of a sudden, the smoke detectors start going off in this house.

But no one hears them, except for Coco the bunny. Coco starts going crazy in her cage. Bang, bang, bang, bang in the walls of her cage. And the homeowner gets up like, Cocoa, Smoke detector, there's a fire! Gets his kid, his wife, his 92-year-old mother, and Coco out of the house. Yeah, thankfully they got Coco, because that'd have been a real tragedy.

Yeah, animals can kind of hear stuff better than we can. But don't you think the animal's just freaking out for itself? Yeah, not for the family. Like, the animals just trying to escape, which then... Good for Coco, but... And I'm glad they saved Coco. And I'm glad the family's all safe. That's a good story.

But do you think Cocoa actually was like, I need to save the family? No, Coco's getting me out of this kid. Coco was like, something ain't right. Right. But everybody lived, right? Everybody lived, and what happened is they'd had to get together on the back porch and they didn't put the fire all the way out in their little pit. Some wind came. Caught the house on fire.

Yeah. I don't like to end on a sad note. No, no, go. Go, go. Go. Good for Coco. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell me something good. Wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. The Steve Red Abbots trying to put you through Mike is riding this week's next bit

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Before we get an update, I want to revisit an old voicemail from a couple weeks ago. Hit it. My wife, she's eight months pregnant, bought a big, oversized red outfit. Told her she looked like Santa Claus, and she has now upset at me. I try to explain to her that she's eight months pregnant, and her being big is healthy at this point, and she's just being dramatic. What's your thoughts? Thanks, man.

We had this conversation. Our thoughts are that's not the thing. to say. That's not the thing to say. Even if there's a joking, culture, things are different when someone's pregnant. Yeah, or following it up with like, it's, you're supposed to be big. We did all of that.

We do have an update. Here we go. It's Nevitz against Alabama. I appreciate the advice yesterday. Told the wife what she said about her being dramatic and now she's mad both of us. Anyway. That guy did not hear the, because you never said that. I never said. This guy's

getting me in trouble. I didn't mean to interrupt. I never said. Maybe he's about to say just kidding. Okay, I'm sorry to stop it. Go ahead. It's Nevitz against Alabama. I appreciate the advice yesterday. I told the wife what she said about her being dramatic and now she's mad at both of us. But anyways, like I said, yesterday she's eight months pregnant. Still haven't nailed down a baby name. So you can give us some device. That'd be awesome. We're looking at baby names. Tulip, Danger, Habic, Wiley, or Happy. What do you think? Pick us

something. Thanks, man. Bro, you already sold me out. This guy. I'd never said what you said Tulip and Danger And Havoc Yeah all those are awesome That's crazy I mean happy is pretty fun

Happy's cool I mean probably of all those Well let's just walk through the five Wait what's the gender They don't know So that's why it's both Tulip Interesting

I like it Sounds terrible Okay You say not terrible Not terrible? I give it a six out of ten Okay You

Five Danger Yeah No. What? No, you have, danger has to be his middle name. Danger's not. Yeah.

Danger's my middle name. We're not doing danger. Oh, no, danger? I give danger a three. Because you can call Danger Dan. Seven. Is that bad? Which way do we count?

You just give it off. Okay. You have to stick with it. So now Danger has a seven for me. So I got confused. It was, I thought like, 10's the worst. What is that ever the case? Have you been drinking?

All right, havoc. One. That's not good. Dude, that's borderline child abuse. Yeah, that's not good. Name your kid Havoc. That's what a superhero villain calls himself. Wiley.

Wiley. This one feels the most normal. Wiley Coyote. But it's not while E, because that's while E dot. Is that right? It's Wiley. Okay, fine, two. Four.

And then happy. One. Oh, I like that one. So kind of these all suck. Are we going to go with that? Like start over? Yeah. We're not picking one.

Start over. All right, start over. Send us some more. So her name's Megan. She has a video sharing things that are. husband's not allowed to do. Oh. And so is this too controlling? Here you go. Hit it. No video games allowed in this household. He can go golfing whenever he wants. But to me, video games are just the biggest waste of time. He wants to go golfing more than once a week. The next time he goes, he has to

take both of our children. Next, he's not allowed to drink coffee. Let's throw energy drinks and stuff like that in there too, because it is so bad for you. It's no smoking or drinking. He used to not have his own bank account. We share a bank account. It's our money. He's not allowed to buy a gift for me without consulting at least one of my sisters. If we are driving in the car together, he is not allowed to sit in passenger seat. He served specifically for me. Definitely no gambling. He made all of those decisions way before he even met me.

These standards were some of the biggest reasons why I decided I wanted to marry him. What are your thoughts on hearing her? I'm out. I'm out. What is that? Like, that's not marriage? Like, why are you putting all those rules on him? And I just, is that real?

Like, you think she's being real? Her name is Meg El Scala. Lunchbox, you hear this. What do you think? Oh, I'm out. She seems like a diva very controlling. Like, oh my gosh. She's not worth the headache. Oh, my gosh.

You can't do this. If you go golf and you've got to take the children. Like, no, you're a mom too. You take care of the children. I'm sure you go do things. And he has to watch the kids. Like, oh my gosh, what a... Morgan, what's your thought on hearing her say this?

Oh, yeah. I would avoid her if I was a dude. Well, she's not dating because it's her husband. Yeah. I would have avoided her if I was her husband dating her. but I just don't think that's how a relationship works. You can't control somebody. You want them to be their own person and this sounds like they're just clones of each other.

Yeah, just get a doll and make them do whatever you want. Oh, I saw this weird TikTok of this woman and she has these AI dolls that she takes and does kids stuff with. She doesn't have kids and she puts them in a car seats. Dude, that's not. And she drives around and she has conversations and they talk back to her. And so it's dolls with AI and them like my quote unquote assistant. And they're like, she's like, do you guys want pizza? We would love pizza. Where can we go?

And it's all of her TikTok. It's her story of her with these AI dolls. Whoa. Because she doesn't have kids and she wants it to seem like she has kids. Well, it sounds like that's what this girl wants. A.I. Husband. No, this sounds like somebody who is annoying to live with. The other one sounds like somebody who has got a few screws.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Is she hot? Which one? The one that controls her husband? That doesn't matter. It does kind of. It does. It does.

It does only because he's probably not going to pick to be with her. if he's not super physically attractive, because these are traits that are not attractive at all. Dude, yeah, hot for a second until she starts pulling that on you. Meg L-S-K-A-L-L-A. Yeah, she's pretty. Yeah, she's pretty. Ten?

Yeah, like on the scale. Do you see her? I'm trying to pull her up. You would think she's attractive. And she's also like sitting in her car putting makeup on in this video. M-E-G, the letter L, S-K-A-L-L-L-A. Yeah, she's. She's attractive.

I can't believe she's that attractive where she could be... Oh, so you're saying she has to be super attractive to be able to do that. Let me see. You couldn't find it quick enough? No, I can't. You were going too fast. You were saying it too fast. I can't type that fast.

I saw him give up. Oh, actually, she's hot. Oh, yeah, she is. Hang. Hold on. Does that matter a little bit? It does change a little bit. Like, I can play golf once in a while.

Okay. The only one. You're okay with it occasionally? Yeah. The gambling, that's going to be tough, but I can do it. Get the kids out of her. Just show me the hotness of her. I don't need her like where she's by herself. Is she hot enough to be that annoying to you?

Yeah, she looks pretty much. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, she kind of looks making foxish. Yeah. Okay, so you guys have changed your mind. Yeah, I changed quick. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There is a scale.

Guys have a scale. They'll take more crap from somebody who's prettier. But women have a scale too. Both have different scales. But the girl with the kids in the car, the AI kids, she's undatible. Never. I don't care how she is. That's crazy.

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Do you guys ever get your kids books for Christmas? No. No, that's a waste of money. That's stupid. It is? Yes. My kids would never read a book, ever. Is that kind of because their dad does never read a book? Probably. Is this not the culture around the house?

Like, we don't sit around and read. So no. But I have seen one of my boys read, so maybe that'd be a good gift. I've just never thought of that because they wouldn't gravitate towards a book. Why wouldn't you get a book for your kids? They wouldn't be excited when they open the present. They may look at it later, but when you want, when they open a present, you want them to be like, whoa! You open a book.

like, oh, okay. And then maybe later... I'm supposed to do work. Later they'll be like, oh, can we read this book? But it's not like excitement. So it's kind of a boring gift for them. They've listed the three books that are the most gifted presents. Oh, that's easy.

Go ahead. The Bible. Number two, the Bible. Boom. Wow, still. Eddie? I'll go with Harry Potter. Number one.

Wow. Number one's Harry Potter. Number two is the Bible. I don't think you guys will get number three. because it's so random. But this is sold so many books. That's probably like one. The four agreements?

No, that's a good one. Atomic Habits. Self-help book. Oh, have you read that one? That's number three. A long time ago. Like so long ago, I'm not sure that I even read it. I feel like I did, but it's like when I read Outliers the first time, it was so long ago.

You ever buy a book and then have it, never read it, but tell people you read it? No. Oh, I do that all the time. I feel guilty if I just listen to a book and say I read it. What books do you? tell people you've read. I don't know. I've had like, I've had this book in my office and people will be like, oh, you read that book? Like, yeah, man, it's crazy. They don't quiz you on it? No, no, we just kind of move on. And it's like, here are my CMAs.

All right. So this is a tip from Eddie on how not to get your car stolen. Eddie? PSA, guys. I know it's cold outside, but do not leave your car running to get it warm. My wife's been doing it. I drove by five cars yesterday. Just, I'm like, oh, there's a car like on the side of the road. No one is in it because they're trying to get it warm. What are they supposed to do then? Just driving the cold? Yeah, brave it out. Brave it out for two minutes.

Can you start your car? Turn it on, let it warm up, but also lock it and not be in it? No chance. Oh, if you have a second set of keys, you could. I don't know. Even if you have a set of keys. Don't the newer cars, you just have a fob? Newer cars, but mine doesn't.

I have to have my key in it to actually turn it on. Right. But then you walk out and lock it with your other keys. Can you not do that? I guess you could. You know, one time we were here at the station and I had my car on warming up and a cop car was right by it and he waited for me to get to my car and he said, hey, you can't do that. That's illegal. To do what?

To leave your car unattended with it running. And I was like, I'm at work and you're in my parking garage. He's like, I know, but it's illegal to do that. I've never heard of such thing. Yeah. Let me ask my assistant if that's true. Hey, you got a question for you. Good morning. So question, can you leave your car running to let it warm up? Is that legal?

Good morning. Yeah, absolutely. I can help with that. So generally it's legal to let your car run to warm up in most places, especially if you're on private property like your driveway. But some cities or states do have anti-idling laws, especially if you're on a public street to cut down on emissions or theft risks. So it's a bit of a local thing. But in your own driveway, you're usually fine. The theft risk is interesting to me because Eddie's talking. talking about how he's seeing a lot of cars, they're just running. And so people are just leaving them on running and they're not in them. Is there, are there a lot of cars that are getting stolen because this happens? Yeah, absolutely. That's actually a real thing. So one of the reasons a lot of places discourage leaving your car running unattended is because it does make it a bit of a target for theft. I mean, if someone's looking around and they see a car just sitting there running with no one inside, it's a pretty easy opportunity. So yeah, that's a legitimate concern.

Told you. Thank you for that, Eddie. Morgan. I found it in Nashville, yes, it's illegal to leave a vehicle running and unattended. The law was passed to prevent car theft and leaving your car running and unattended can result in a ticket and potentially a loss of insurance coverage if it's stolen. Wow. Okay, so a tip from us. I don't think we have a tip because I think I'm just going to gut it out and risk it.

Yeah, no, don't, no, don't risk it. I think I'm going to risk it. No, no. And I think, Eddie, I think where the cars get stolen is in like a, like, downtown Chicago, like when you're parking on. Why he throwing Chicago What did it? Chicago did nothing. It can happen anywhere.

In a neighborhood, there's not people just walk. I would say it's more in a neighborhood. That's where they break into cars more just in neighborhoods. In the morning, they're not, I think it's a thing of, if you're in New York City and you're walking down the street and there's a car unattended running. I think you see it like too much bait car. That's where it happens. It's not happening in a neighborhood out in the suburbs where people are walking the streets going, anybody leaving their car running?

Because they're not a lot of random people just walking through the neighborhood. You're telling me if you're a criminal and you walk by a car that's running and no one's in it and the car keys are in there, you're just going to be like, well, I'm not in New York City. I'm not going to touch that car. I'm saying when you're more downtown

that happens, but they're not walking through a neighborhood. Like they're not walking through your neighborhood. A criminal is not walking through your neighborhood. You don't know that. But criminals walk to neighborhoods to rob cars all the time. That's where they do it. Rob cars in the middle of the night. They're not in the morning when people are leaving for work.

They're not just walking down the sidewalk like they live in the neighborhood and just looking for cars. Morgan? So further, it says you can leave a vehicle running if it is parked in a private residential area and the doors are locked and the keys are not in the ignition. So the double key would not work. So you would get a ticket. Dude, that's crazy. They give you a ticket for leaving your own car running. Yeah, the cop was cool.

He let me go. He didn't give me a ticket. He allowed you to go free? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. I don't know. So what's the heads up on this? Yeah, heads up.

Don't do that. Oh, I don't think so. Don't do it. I think heads up. Watch for cops if it's illegal. So you don't get a ticket, but I would still probably start my car early. And you guys know what Faberje is? Sounds familiar, but no.

No. So to me, Faberje is like a quilt. But am I thinking of something else? I don't know. I feel like it is a material. Like, yeah, a material, but like a soft material. I was reading this story because they make Fabergey jewelry. I'm saying it right.

But they have these Fabergette eggs. And so there's a rare crystal and diamond Faberjee egg known as winter egg. It sold in an auction for $22.9 million. Whoa. It was crafted for a Russian family. It's a four inch tall egg. It features a delicate snowflake motive and 4,500 tiny diamonds. So Fabergei, okay, to me it feels like a quilt, like a soft quilty material.

But it says it's a historic. Joric jewelry firm founded by Gustav Faberjé and famously led by his son Peter Faberjee. It's a luxury brand. So I guess it's not just the fabric. Got it. But the egg. So it's a company. The eggs all diamonds it looks like.

Well, yeah, that's what makes it expensive. 4,500 tiny diamonds. Yeah, I didn't see any quilt. Is it like a real egg or just like a fake egg with diamonds on it? It's not a real egg. Like they didn't take it from a chicken and put diamonds on it. Because I think that's a fair question. They make it out of all diamonds.

It's like a snowflake. It looks like a snowflake. And they take all diamonds to make the snowflake, and they make it in the shape of an egg. And where would you put this egg? Just display it on your, like, dresser? Dude, I don't know. It's worth $22 million.

Where do you put anything worth $22 million if you own it? Who knows? In a safe. But the winter egg is considered a masterpiece of craft and design, often linked to the iconic Mona Lisa. but I've never heard a such thing, and there were two stories at the same time. By the way, this egg was crafted in 1913. The egg is only one of seven in private hands, and it made $20-something million.

I mean, I guess that's kind of cool. You're a collector? You ready for this one? Yeah. Again, I know nothing about Faberger, and I had two stories pop up. A man in New Zealand allegedly tried to steal a $19,000 pendant by swallowing it at a jewelry store. It was a $19,000 Fabergete pendant. I thought he was trying to swallow like quilt material.

Fabric. But it's not. It's not that at all. It's an actual thing. What's the spray call that you clean with? Fabriz. Okay. This is where I got it mixed up.

You spray quilts and blankets with Fabriz. That's where it went. It's Fabergerie Fabriz. Yeah, very different. They can get Fabriz for like $3.99. You can. That's a good point. That's where my mind is being tricked because they're spelled kind of similar.

Police are waiting for the pendant to be naturally expelled from the man's body. so he's got to poop it out. Yeah. The man was arrested at the store and has not entered a plea for the theft charge. Well, I think he'll be found guilty once it comes out. You're the one. Right now, you're just kind of innocent until proven guilty, but we're going to check your poop. The pendant is a limited edition, Faberget Egg, inspired by the James Bond film Octo.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, that's not a bad word. That's the name of the movie. Uh-huh, uh-huh. But I want to go to Octo Kitty Cat. The man's scheduled to appear in court again on December 8th, BBC. Brave to just try to swallow something to get out of there. Yeah.

And then hope it just comes out, no problem. Two Faberj stories, though. And I sure thought it was Fabriz. Yeah, interesting. It's not as expensive jewelry is what it is. Can you buy Faberjay stuff at like a local jewelry store? Because again, 19,000 is different than 20 million. Because you can go get a watch at a local jewelry store

and they cost anywhere from $3 to $80,000. What makes these so expensive though, they're old, right? Like 19, early 1900. It's a specific company. Yeah. Like Tiffany. Yeah, they have a website. You can buy stuff from.

Like, what's the cheapest thing on the Faberger website that you see right there? Let me see. I just hit up jewelry and eggs are obviously their thing. Oh, they have a ton of it. Oh, is it all eggs? There's a lot of eggs, but they have other stuff. So far the cheapest I'm seen is $3,600. And is that for an egg?

No, it's kind of an egg necklace, egg pendant necklace. I'm seeing a lot of eggs for like $60 grand here on the website. So eggs are their thing? I didn't know this was a thing, guys. Faberger. Even like eggs where you open them up and there's like a little ornament inside like a little dog. And how much for Fabrese? Like a really big bucket of Fabrese.

I love end of year lists. It's like the one good thing about the end of the year because it's cold and it sucks being cold. So I have a list here. I'll give the winner. Let me go to my money pile over here. That's getting low. No, none's gone. Oh, really?

Oh, I didn't see that stat. Dang, there was more money there. So $3. to the winner. We'll go Eddie versus Lunchbox. Lunchbox has to leave the room first, though. So I came to tell him the category. So Eddie, I'm going to read you this, and I will give you two minutes name as many as you can.

Okay. Lunchbox is leaving the room, so we can't know the category yet. So end of the year list. Is he out? You can't hear anything? Okay. You're going to have two minutes. Now you can go as fast as you want, but what I'm going to be looking for

is the 10 most red Wikipedia pages of 2025. And go. And while you're thinking about it, these are the things people searched out the most. Okay, Epstein. No. No? Taylor Swift.

No. Travis Kelsey. No. Come on, baby. Think of this year. 20 seconds down. Take your time. This year.

Big things that happen this year. The 10 most read Wikipedia pages. So it's just, you know, it's headlines. Yeah. Who is? I was go to like, who is that person? But why would you go to that person? Okay.

30 seconds down. You have 90 seconds left. I got nothing, though. You have none, though. I got nothing. COVID, no, that was a long time ago. Only one of these. I don't know who it is.

That third one? I don't know who that is. Yeah. Go ahead. Jake Paul. No. Logan Paul. These people, dude, I'm going to go over.

You are. You have one minute left. I'm going to go over. One minute? Mm-hmm. There were lots of headlines buying for attention over the last year. Oh, a Hawk Tua. No, that's a long time ago.

Those last two years ago. Gosh. Lunchbox is going to win with one. He's going to win with one. He's going to nail it too. Lainey Wilson. I have to be able to be sure to read the same stuff I've read here to him that I read to you. Man, I got nothing.

24 seconds left. There were lots of headlines vying for attention over the last year. But the Wikipedia page, and I'll do this 15 seconds left. For one person in particular has catapulted. to the top of the 2025's most red article. That person, like, who have I gone to? Seven seconds. The Pope, Pope Leo. Okay, boom, one.

Yes! You got one. I'm on the board. Five seconds. Uh, give me something else. Someone else. Um. Time. You got one in two minutes. Terrible, dude. Terrible. This year was kind of a blur. Honestly. Terrible. Okay, bring the lunchbox in. He's going to kill me. We're not going to tell him what it is until the clock starts.

Grab him. Oh, I got it. Quick before. Nah, I won't. I'll save it. Okay. Does he get more than one? I think where you get in trouble in this game is that you start going fast when you have two minutes. Well, it's the time. Once you have a deadline, you start like, I got to beat that. Okay. Here he is. All right.

All right. When I tell you what the category is, I'll start the clock. Okay. I'm just naming as me as I can. In two, you have two minutes. Go. To name the 10 most read Wikipedia pages of 2025. Donald Trump. One, correct. Jeffrey Epstein. Trump one.

Epstein. If two minutes. Kim Kardashian. Jeff Bezos. Lauren Sanchez. Taylor Swift. Travis Kelsey. Madonna.

Messy. Rinaldo. Selena Gomez. Benny Blanco. So far you just have Donald Trump. I have just one? Yeah. I would have told you if you got another one.

Who else is famous that has a big Wikipedia that has a lot going on this year? You're only 30 seconds and you have 90 seconds. Yeah. Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen. What's his name? The guy that just... Gosh, what... Post Malone.

Kanye West. 45 seconds down. Elon Musk. Elon Musk. Oh, you got Elon Musk. Thank you. That's the second one. Yeah, keep going.

You've already beat Eddie, so you take time. Good. No, no. There's no taking time, Elon Musk. Oh, that guy, Charlie Kirk. Number one. That's so good. Charlie Kirk, number one.

Who else? Who else? Who else is famous this year for something? Who did something? Edward Snowden. Interesting you go there right after staying this year. I feel you. Jeez. Oh, the McGon Magui, the guy that killed the health care guy.

Louis Magui, what the heck is his name? That sounds like a Willie Walker character. Louis McGooey. Julia, Gula. 20 seconds. Jeez. You got three, though. You've won. Eddie only got one.

Yeah, I know, I know. I'm just trying to think. Barack Obama, George Bush, Jimmy Carter. Who else is big? Lany Wilson. Eddie also guessed Lany Wilson. Peyton Manning. Tom Brady.

All right, time. All right, so you won with three over Eddie, so you will get three dollars. Number one was Charlie Kirk. Number two. was deaths in 2025. People just searching? Not a person.

Who died in 20205. Number three was, and I don't want to say his name, Ed Gein, G-E-I-N. Didn't know who that was until I looked him up. Ed Gein, he is a serial killer. Oh, Ed Gein, the guy that used to like the Jar O'Harts guy?

I don't know. I don't know how to say his name. Is that what he was? Yeah, Ed Gein. I believe that's him, yeah. Yeah, serial killer. They make a Netflix show on him? They did, yeah. He was a clown? He was a clown? I don't know. No, you're digging a Gacy. John Wayne Gacy I don't know Scoob said clowns though

All right Donald Trump's at 4 Pope Leo at 5 Which is the one that Eddie got That's the only one I got lunchbox Wow Elon Musk at 6 Mumdani at 7 Do you guys know Mumdani?

Is that who he's trying to get? No No No Momdani just won Mayor of New York City Ah Okay Do you know who lunchbox is trying to get Morgan?

Yeah His name is Louis Magillani or something like that That guy who killed the CEO What did you say? Lugie Jugi? I don't know. I couldn't think of it. Guie Jugee? I got Luggy-Gugie. I couldn't think of it. Sinners at number eight, the movie.

Oh, that's a good movie. Ozzy Osbourne, who died at number nine. And Superman, the movie at number 10. Hmm. Okay. I was going to guess Karen Reid after the fact, but... Ah, that's probably been a good one. That's a big story. So, um, hey, if you don't mind passing lunchbox, it's $3. Oh, yeah, I did. Congrats lunch. Thank you.

Hey, you got two of those. All right. That's pretty good. Good job. Bone show. Bonehead. Story up to day. This story comes us from Des Moines, Iowa.

A 36-year-old man was preheating his oven to cook something, but he forgot. He put his gun in the oven. What? Good place to store. What happens next? Well, how do you forget? How do you put the wrong thing in? Do you lay them both on the counter and then you're just like, you're grabbing stuff, you're almost tripped over the dog.

Let me just put it in real quick. I think that's where he hit. He hides it. In the oven? In the oven. Oh, you think it was already there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, that's just where he, you know, keeps it.

Somebody's watching a lot of drug documentaries. Yeah. And, you know, I store sometimes extra pans in my oven and then I'll turn the oven on and forget they're in there. That's normal, I think. Okay, go ahead. And I guess the heat makes it fire. Boom. I guess so, yeah.

So he gets shot? Yeah. And he got arrested because he's a felon. It's not supposed to have a gun. Yeah, I would imagine. It's probably why keeps it in the oven. In case somebody comes by, they're not like, oh, let's look in the oven for a gun. Okay.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. I hope you guys have a great weekend. We will see you Monday. All right. That's it. Go search for the Bobby Bone Show wherever you listen to your podcast. Bye, everybody.

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