The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Full Show: Does Nicole Kidman Know Eddie? + Bobby Surprises Listener

Episode Date: October 18, 2024

Eddie received an email from Nicole Kidman's people about an interview, and now he thinks she knows who he is. Then, Bobby calls a listener who left the show a voicemail about how stressed they've been and gives them a big surprise and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, let's check in. Amy, what's up with you? Well, there's Mountain Lions in my neighborhood. Oh, yeah, we had them in ours for a bit, but yours is more of like residential. Yeah, I was very surprised. I mean, I see deer in my yard. I'm surprised with all your houses that are Mountain Lions there. Mm-hmm. So I'd heard, like I was walking my dog the other day and a woman stopped me to warn me of the

mountain lions. And I was like, really? I don't know. And then I'm on this group text thread with a bunch of moms in the neighborhood. And one sent a picture of her ring cam. She's like, this is a little blurry. And maybe I'm not seeing things right. But this definitely looks like a mountain lion in my bushes from her ring cam.

I saw the picture. What do you think? It is? Yeah, it is. It is. It is. It's weird, though. We have, we live on like five, six acres of land.

when we had foxes and we were trying to get rid of them we put up cameras to trap the foxes to then free the foxes. The foxes then freed themselves into heaven because the mountain lions ate them and we saw them on the can. Wow. So a circle of life. Yeah. And then we

waited at night and ate the mountain lions. Did? Attacked them. Yeah. Circle of life. They're not going to bother you. They may get your animals if you have a small animal. They want nothing to do with you as much as you want nothing to do with them unless they're injured, but not even hungry, they're going to be fine. I mean, my dog's pretty big and my cat doesn't go outside. The cat would be the only thing I would be semi-sared up, but there's just in that area.

But they're not like mountain line. They're not like a gang out trying to like attack and kill. Unless it's like residential that's been newly developed. Right. They've evolved. No, no, no. I'm saying newly developed. They lived there and now their houses there.

And so they're still kind of confused. Okay, okay. I thought that you meant that I think you're fine and you should like that there are mountain lines there because they're probably stopping some of the other

more annoying rat, snakes, snake yeah, they snake a little bit I guess, foxes but it was definitely a mountain line but they're also not big

like you think not you but generally I thought mountain would be like yeah it definitely sounds yeah it's more like a hill kitty yeah there's a mountain line yeah it's like a hill kitty

unless you live deep in the woods but yeah no it's a line. But just if anyone has them, what I would say is keep your small animals inside, inside, especially as it starts to get a little dark, because I'm not going to do a lot of damage in the daytime. Lunchbox happening in your life? Yeah, you know how you guys were giving me a hard time saying I sounded sick? Oh my gosh, I'm going to get everybody sick. I just want to confirm with you guys. Have any of you guys gotten sick? No. It's been one day. How long do you think an illness takes to

and I went to the doctor? I don't have strep. So that's okay if you just don't have stress. And there are other things. The doctor, guess what? Don't have herpes. No, we said you were like something. Yeah. And the doctor said, it's like it's just allergies, man. Okay, well, good for you.

Like I told you. But can I say this, and I hope you take this in the way I receive it, and please take your fangs out for a second. Okay. Do you come in so sick so often, and it feels like when you come in and something about you sound sick as another one of those instances, would you agree that that's probably true? I bring some germs sometimes with three kids. Yeah.

So when you come in, you're like, oh, my, and you say, you do the segment, we're bug battling at my house where everybody's sick. I did volunteer that information. And then you go, my hanging, bangy hurts. My hanging bangy did hurt. It was very inflated. And she did say, oh, that is very irritated. And what she called it? She just said it is very irritated.

She just called it. It. Because I said my hanging bangy. And she took a look at it. She said, oh, it is irritated. Did you go, not that hangy-banging? Oh, I see what you're saying. Oh, no.

All right, all right. Eddie? Do you guys want Nicole Kidman on the show? We already have it. I mean, we already are having it. Oh. Why? I got a message.

This is amazing. I got a message that said, hey, Nicole is interested on coming on the show? Are you sure it's not a scam, by the way? No. I mean, now that you say you've already... I'm just kidding. Go ahead. I was on your thing.

Listen, they said, if Nicole wants to be on the show to be interviewed by Bobby, somehow she threw your name out. What? She threw my name out. And they messaged me and said, can you connect people with us? Like, can we make this possible? Why would they need to go through Eddie when Keith could just text you or something? So Nicole's like, ask producer Eddie. He could probably get me on the show.

That's awesome. I guarantee that didn't happen. However, who sent it? Somebody do you know? Some guy named Jonathan. He's like the sultan of the South African prince who also wants access to my account. I just have to send them $1,000 in Chocolomal. No, this is real.

Read this. Hey, yeah. So it's kind of real. What do you mean? Dude, it's 100% real. No, no, no, no, it's kind of real. And they said that Nicole threw your name out. Through his, Bobby's name out or your name?

No, my name out. It's the letter to me and says, she threw your name out. Don't know how she got it, but can you help? So this is what this is rooted in. I know Keith. Really well. Keith hit me up a couple weeks ago after we had done some stuff in California together. He said, I want to come back and do a long form interview at your house again, because I've done that in a while. I mentioned that on the show. He didn't reach out to me for that. No. And I think what they think is that's this.

But they didn't say anything about Keith. They said Nicole. I know. So my theory is. So you're thinking Nicole wants to come on here. No. I think Nicole, I think they think that's this. And Eddie's the producer. But it says Nicole Null wants to do a long form interview But she thinks this is that So what do you want me to tell Nicole? You don't tell anything

So Nicole's going to do the Bobbycast Probably I think that's what she wants to do Because here is like a 20 minute type deal Where if we do that for an hour We can take it place some of it back here That's what I'm getting from the people over there They just got it confused Because Bobby Bone show Bobby Bones, whatever

That's what's up But Nicole knows me I don't know who that's true either. She's three my name out. That's legit, man. Scooby, does Nicole know, Eddie? I don't know. First of all, this isn't a scam.

What's the person's first name that emailed you? Jonathan. This is Katie. And there's Kate, too. Come on, baby. Kate, we can believe that our last name is to start with letter M. Yes, it does. You got the right content.

Yes. That means Nicole asked for me. So what are you excited about? That Nicole knows me. And she's like, ask producer Eddie. He can get me on the show. It's like two days a week. She's been in this segment.

Wow, wow, wow, wow. Sadly, I don't think she's going to be in here. It would be Zoom. Okay. It would be probably in the next week or so, but it got put on hold because of her whole family things she's going with. Yes, her mom died. But I also don't think it's eventually going to be on Zoom. I think it's going to be at my house in my studio there.

So do you want me to hold off on talking to Nicole about this? You can talk to her all you want. Okay. Is your reply, I'm like, tell Nicole, here's my number. This is amazing. I've never met Nicole. So this is a huge deal to me. If you want to come and act like a producer at my house, you can.

She thinks I'm the producer, so you, let me just go full-fledged. I'll do the bit. No, Mike does. And I'll be like, quiet on the set, please. The producers here. That's what we do. Anyway, this thing lasts like 10 minutes. I have two things I could have talked about.

I'll do the Stapleton one later. I'll do it now. I'll do Chris Stapleton now. You know, I was talking about, like, what counts us country music? And I'm like, you know, authentic message. Mostly, it's hard to tell people what's not country. The only thing that I get irritated about in country music is when people actually don't care about country music and they're just doing it to make a buck. Or when people, their career is not going well in another place.

They're like, I'll just go try country. Like, that irritates me. But I never have a problem with people going, I love country music and I either want to go to a project or I want to like see if I can start a career. If they really love it and mean it. Right. And so Chris Stapleton was talking and this is from country court about what real country music is in 2024. and I just kind of relate and I talk about this a lot so I wanted to play it so here's Chris there's always like a pop side to country music and there's always something a little grittier

and then some of it meets in the middle I don't ever get caught up in like oh no I hate that because that's not country I do what I like to do and a lot of what we do is not necessarily country if you put me next to Alan Jackson or Murrahag or George Jones or any of these guys who are kind of Mount Rushmore's of guys that you know sound like what we think or Randy Travis, guys that are country music through and through, I don't fit. I love that Chris is like, you know what, if you're going to use this rules on me, I'm not country, but Chris is extremely country, right? Country music is, and I think the big change in country music, and I know this is boring

for a lot of people, so I'll move off of it. Where it changed a lot sonically is when country music got smart whenever it came to making money, and they're like, we're going to market to a younger audience. Country music forever, when we were kids, before that, it was very much an adult. you know my i got three kids and things aren't going so well okay well you had 19 year olds i'm gonna listen to that right where country music goes hey we need to expand this thing let's market to young people as well the music got a lot younger so i had to match other types of young music but i'm never going to hate anybody for loving country music trying country music i am going to

hate on people whenever they're just doing it for the book they don't only care about country or they're doing it because their career in another formats failed and they're like i guess i can go to country no no no we're not you don't get to come over here and do rehab like that I don't like but I do like it when like massive artists decide post Malone when he did I was like this is awesome you know he loves country we fully welcome and he showed up that's awesome

but he's also not claiming like he's the most legitimate country artists of all time he's like I just really respect it yeah but I thought that Krista's saying that was pretty cool I don't like people that agree with me so that's all right let's get the show started thank you everybody It's the anonymous

by to be heard Hello, Bobby Bones. I realized this might be a therapy issue, but emailing you was cheaper. Also feel like you can relate to me here. My parents weren't the best parents. My mom had me when she was 15. It was clear that my young parents were more interested in being young than being parents. As a result, I have no relationship with them. That changed, however, when I had kids in my own. Now they're going out of the way to be the best grandparents ever, and I find myself resenting them for it. They're giving me the get over it vibe, but it's not something that I've been able to just shake off.

any advice for me. Signed. Son of deadbeat parents. Yeah, I have advice for you and for them because I think this can actually be a win-win, but I don't think it's going to be easy to get to that place where it is a win-win, but I think it's worth it to get to that place where it's a win-win. You have every right to fill the way that you feel. Absolutely. And if they're just saying get over it, not cool, not healthy, not great for long-term relationship. So that, and I'm not even say conversation, but that growth and understanding needs to happen. That's level one. Level one is they need to listen to you when you say, I'm very hurt by this. You also need to understand. It took me a long time to do it myself because again, my mom got pregnant to 15 as well. I resented her for a long time because

I was like, my childhood wasn't good. We didn't have money. I moved around a lot. Didn't always live with her. She left for years at a time. She was a kid. She was a kid. She was a kid. She was She was a literal kid. You know what kids do? They make childlike decisions. They make kid decisions. It took until I got to my 30s to actually realize, man, why am I holding a kid accountable for decisions adults have trouble making? And just because my mom got pregnant and had me, it didn't mean she was a fully formed adult in any part of her body other than I came out of her.

Like her brain wasn't fully formed. She was not an adult. I, like you, really struggled with that and was very resentful for every. Now I just feel sad about it. I feel sad for her about it. I think you'll get to that stage. A real dad. I don't like call him a dad, but he was 17 when my mom was 15, right?

So you're talking about kids. So I would say this is something that you'll have to work through, but it is so worth it. You should express to them how you feel. But also understand they were kids. That doesn't give them a free, get out of jail pass, but it does give them a free, a job, but it does give them a time served and let's talk about probation and how we can grow type thing if we're just using that analogy. So that's that's number one.

Number two, man, you should be so happy they want to be in the lives of your kids. After you get past the point of for both of you. And you'll never get past it. But after you're working within it with them, you should be so happy they want to be the best grandparents ever. Because some, I'm going to, I can send my project here. some of the reason they may want to be the best grandparents ever is because they know they weren't good parents to you. And they want to do that. And it doesn't make up for it, but they want to do that to make up for it a little bit.

And they're not trying to show you out. They're like, look at how good. They're almost going, we're sorry. Even without saying it, we're sorry. We sucked as parents because we were kids. And now we want to make it up through your kids. So this has the ability to be something wonderful. But to get to that point, you're going to have to have a.

couple difficult conversations or a long time of difficult to semi-difficult growth. You have to understand they were kids. Doesn't mean it was easier on you. It sucked for you. They have to understand you're not going to get over it. But in the end, you have kids. And that would be awesome to have grandparents in their life. Like, I wish my biological mom and dad could be there when we have kids.

But they won't be. Luckily, my wife has excellent parents. So this is awesome. I know you signed it son of deadbeat parents. How about son of parents that are just looking for a second chance and everybody deserves second chances, especially when they made decisions as children? That's what I was saying.

So you are very fortunate to get to deal with this. That's a great problem to have. So I just want to stress that to you. It's a great problem to have. So don't run from this. This is why it's easy to run from things that are difficult. to uncomfortable things. This is an uncomfortable situation to address,

but it's going to be so, so, so comfortable once you guys start working through it. They want to be there, let them be there. You don't want to be resentful. You need to talk about it. It'll never be fully healed, but it's not supposed to be. Nothing's ever fully healed.

But good for you. I'm happy. This is a happy email. As negative as it feels, it's a very happy email. And let me know how it goes. And if it's hard to talk to them, like, hey, I want to have a conversation.

Some people do that. you can start off by, and I'm not joking, writing a letter. Anything that allows that first line of community, write a letter, hand it to them, then get to talking. So you are very lucky. Weird to say to somebody who feels irritated, but you're very lucky. So enjoy it. But, you know, eat your oats and your lucky charms first.

That's the bad part. And marshmallows will come later. You got all the marshmallows later. That's a great email. I'm glad you sent it. Good luck with this. If you aren't hardheaded, a great future for your kid. And I'm happy for you.

Here's a voicemail. I was just listening to the show from a couple weeks ago, and I just found out that Eddie isn't even older than any of you. And Lunchbox makes it seem like Eddie's in his 50s or maybe like even early 60s or something. But he's like a year older. Thank you. So he is older. Thank you.

Yeah, but you guys are like, wow, you were born. You're born a different decade. 79. Yeah, but you also love like movies in black and white. But that's not the point. You guys say, oh, he's so old. You're like, you went to Woodstock. Yeah.

Saw that. That's the best voicemail over her. You told us about when you got rid of your black and white TV and got a color one the first time. We're like, wow. Ed Sullivan, the Beatles. Yes, Eddie is a year older than me, two years older than them. Yes. But, let's be honest.

Decades. Decades. It's from the seven. Well, I'm more mature than you guys. That's also not true. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

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Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much. much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat.

Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks dad on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok.

In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in so-ins, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected.

They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Alesspian, Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.

Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So heads up, how many people on the show are bald? I am. Eddie, it looks good,

though. Thank you. Like, you've embraced it. Yeah, I'm bald now. All those years you've been not embracing it. I missed out on those years. You look good.

Eddie, Ray Mundo has battled it. Like, he's been getting blood in his head. He's supposed to like the count. Oh, just put blood in your head. Yeah, so, Superb Steve.

Kick off Kevin. Well, we may not really be able to talk about it, but there was this new ruling where being called bald could be considered sexual harassment. Now this is over in the UK, so it hasn't made its way to the U.S., but it doesn't mean that it couldn't. Is it because your bald head? Okay.

If I said, Eddie, your bald head, man, it looks so good, I'm going to lick it. Now, that would be sexual harassment. That is, yeah. Yeah, but no, that's not it. But ha-ha-ha, you're bald. That's not harassment. My bald head is the same as any body part that would be. But that's sexual harassment.

But bald men, this is something that is typically on a man only where he compared it to if you were to say something about a, a woman's body like her chest. I would love to call HR on lunchbox. Oh, that'd be awesome. This might be the wokenest story ever. Yeah. This guy, he's going to get compensation for more than five years after he was first insulted. It was a whole work thing, so heads up.

This is great. Okay. Hey, bring that bald head over again. We start doing it now because we know it's going to be illegal, so we're just like to rub it on my nipples. No, it was in an argument with his boss, and he just called stupid and bald. Okay. Let's check it up. Do we feel like you stupid?

Yes. Is he bald? Yes. Okay, case dismissed. So if someone, if a girl had a bigger chest, you can be like, does she have a bigger chest? Yes, I can talk about it. Yeah.

That's a sexual body part. The bald head is not. No. You can't show the chest in public. So I would say there's a difference there. Some places you can. I didn't make this. So what if he said?

She's stupid and big breast. She's, okay. I like it. I like it. She's stupid. No, even better. No. She is not intelligent and she has abnormally large mammary glands perfect for breastfeeding.

Oh. That sounds normal. Nothing sexual about that. But he also. Can you say bald head? I don't know. He just said that. I want to bite your bald head.

Him being bald being a man is part of his sexuality. Okay. This guy just looking for money. He's stupid. He got it. So KFC, kind of speaking of, I don't know, sexual things. They put out a new, like, cherry. pie poppers. It's a little cherry pie popper thing filled with warm cherry pie wrapped in a flaky

crust. I would have thought, I would have thought, I, those cherry pie poppers is general? I love cherries. What are you thinking? A cherry pie and then like a little cherry pie. Yeah. And I think like a hot pocket and it's full of cherries. Yeah. Great. Yeah, a little mini ones. What's sexual what's wrong with you? Not nothing. There's an article. Hey, all of a sudden she's single and it's all like, here's another sexual story. Back it on that. Did you hear the, uh, that, the, that, Economy is down. Like, what? That's not sexual? Headline. KFC raises brows with suggestive name for new dessert. Headline, that's clickbait.

It's like Raymundo wrote that. All right, go ahead. And finally, if you want AI to help you with your future, it can now do that. Some researchers at MIT put out this whole thing talking about how you can talk to chat GPT about your future you. Like you can type in your dreams, your goals, and it'll come up with a deal. detailed plan on what you need to do to manifest it. Wow, that's cool. And it'll tell you all about future you if you accomplish it.

That's pretty cool. There's a lot of work, though, where you have to describe like many, many, many, many, many, many things about you. Oh. It's not just a generic version of what your goals and dreams are on what you do. It's not going to be helpful. But you load in a lot of information, like... It's sort of taking the time to make a vision board takes a lot of time.

You have to cut things out, paste it on there. This shit, you would chat GPT, taking time to fill out, like, what you want with your future. And then... Maybe he's doing her fingers, like she's chat. She's typing to chat. You can literally just talk to it. Yeah.

Yeah. What? You just talk to chat, Chebt. So I do. I don't. I type it. You can talk to it. Do you know that I get very, I say please to it?

And I'm like, why am I saying please? You're falling in love with it. It's sexual. All right. Thank you. Stop. I mean, that's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Get out of something good. I love when 12-year-olds just go in and get stuff done. There's this girl. Rosalie Olson and she went to the playground in her town and she's like you know what this just really isn't suitable for younger kids so instead of just writing down a complaint and taking it in she decided to sketch out her own design and drop it off at city hall that's awesome yeah so eric house

the community service director he said he was so impressed by her detailed plans that he decided to incorporate them in a different playground in the city that they were currently building and then maybe they'll make modifications elsewhere when they need to but he said gosh this is just an example of someone saying, okay, there's a problem. I'm going to try to be a part of the solution, not just complain about it. It's a great story. There was a philosopher, Lari,

Calabbaugh guy. He would say, get her done. That's what she did. Larry the Campbell guy. I say it different with an accent. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Fact Friday. Let's go. I'll lead

with this fun fact. Pes dispenser. originally didn't look exactly like they do now. It's a little head of the cartoon. They look like lighters. And they were marketed to adults as an alternative to smoking. Oh, wow. So it was like, you have your lighter

and everybody thought it was a lighter, but when you need this flick, you just flick and get a little piece of candy. Nice. That's pretty cool. Hot pockets were called chunk stuffers. What? I know, it feels a bit dirty.

Yeah, I don't like it either. Both of the words, both of the words don't feel good. Chunk stuffers. Chunk stuffers. When they debuted in the 70s, so hot pockets were chunk stuffers. Hot pockets, like, pound for pound, really one of the greatest inventions of our lifetime, as far as food goes. Like, quick food.

Because they made some really good hot pockets. They had some really weird ones, too, with, like rice in them. I never liked the rice hot pockets. The rice and broccoli? Not bad. Oh, that's weird. I never like the rice in a hot pocket. You need the pepperoni.

No, meat and cheese. No tofu and rice. That's right. Hot pockets are meat and cheese. Amy, what's you got? The average adult makes around 35,000 decisions every day from choices like, you know, what to eat at breakfast to really big, life-changing decisions. But 35,000 has to be like, well, I was thinking the same thing, but then I thought,

do I want to mark this out with my pen? Don't want to blink my eyes. I mean, are those decisions? Right foot, left foot, right foot. Do I take it left here? Do I take it right here? I still think 35,000 is for a lot. That's a lot, but it's happening.

Okay, lunchbox. Yeah, antelope. You're familiar with it. with them things. Yeah, I know where they play about that. Where the antelope roam. No. In the song?

Where do they play? Where the deer and the antelope plays. They play in the range. I could have sworn it was Rome, but antelopes escape their attackers 80% of the time by farting on them. Like that they shoot out. Yeah, when they're being attacked, they hit them

with the gas. And they probably run after they fart. And then they sprint away. Is it just gas? Because I think just gas wouldn't keep me from attacking to kill. Anelopes escape 80% of attacks by farting on their predators. That's interesting. Maybe the smell is so...

You are a little antelope. He farts all the time. I see. Eddie. The average person spends about two weeks of their life waiting at traffic lights. That's it. So whenever you're impatient, like, oh, this light won't turn. It's only two weeks of your life that you're waiting there.

Yeah, that's one of those macro stats. I just... I'm like, yeah. Yeah, but think about it. Don't you feel like that light will never change? Oh, my gosh. I think they're pretty quick. And I think, I feel that way, but then I realize that the longest lights are only like 80 seconds.

Like I read that somewhere? The longest, longest ones? Yeah, they're like, and I'm not, it's something like that. I feel like this morning they were forever. But I think if you think that, you're going to think it's forever. Mostly because you must be in a hurry to get somewhere. I was. I was running late.

But the longest red lights are, like, where we live, like, no more than like a minute and a half, two minutes. I think in some major cities, they're like, oh, I think. New York City, they're like five minutes. That'd be forever. Yeah. And then all of a sudden you're there two weeks. In one city, it's two weeks. You wait for two weeks and you're done.

Morgan. All right. So, you know, old buildings and older houses often have brass doorknobs. You guys remember that? Yeah. Okay, well, the reason they were so popular is because brass doornobs naturally kill bacteria. Interesting. Why don't we have that everywhere then?

Probably we should have a brass desk right here. Yeah. Like right by lunchbox. He should be sitting at a brass desk. He should be wearing brass clothes. All of it. Yeah. Yeah.

I don't know. Is brassing too expensive? I mean, was that? I think it might have been an expensive thing and also just people want a different design. So they started choosing other materials. Yeah. We're full gold doorknobs at our house. Oh, that's good, man.

Yeah. The intro music to Seinfeld was slightly different every single episode. Uh-huh. It was composed to match the pace and cadence of his stand-up in the intro. I guess if... I can hear that. That was just the bass guitar. Bump Bum-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B- Yeah, I mean, I can feel that.

I guess I never thought about it, but yeah, it was a little different each time. Portland, Oregon was named by a coin flip. The other name option was Boston. Whoa. The two guys that founded the city were from Boston, Massachusetts, and Portland, Maine. The guy from Maine won on the toss, and the city was named Portland. Oh, wow. So instead of there being two Portland's, they're almost with two Bostens.

You probably was a bad deal anyway. Guys, pick a new name. Right. But he had double up. Boston, Oregon. Yeah, why you had to double up? Be like Clocklesville. That sounds nice.

Nothing was named Clockclosville, you know? All right. And finally, in Pakistan's version of Sesame Street, Oscar the Grouch is named Octar, and he lives in a rusty old barrel. Oh, okay. Oscar and Octar kind of sound the same, though. And the barrel, the trash can's kind of the same thing.

Do you ever have a favorite character on Sesame Street? I loved Oscar. Oh, it was? I was a big Oscar guy. You guys didn't like Elmo? Elmo was like the best. Now, Elmo was fine. When he became the toy, I was like, okay, I get it a little bit.

The toy kind of ruined Elmo because he was pretty cute. I was never drawn to Elmo. I was always drawn to Oscar because I think I was just kind of like, why does everybody bother me? Coming out of the trash. Or why am I being picked on? Or I don't know. But I always liked Oscar, and you like Cookie Monster. Yeah.

Why? Because you like cookies? I guess. I mean, he was funny, man. Oh, cookie. And he would imagine cookies and eat his imagination. It's hilarious. I must have missed that episode

where he eats his imagination. He did it all the time. He'd be like, oh, one cookie, and he's thinking of him, and they pop up above his head. He's like, eat the cookie. But do they turn real, then he eats them? Yeah, like, he goes up to the little cloud over his head

and then eats him. I mean, he was like that. That's pretty good. Lunchbox, do you have a favorite? Man, I'll be honest, I don't remember watching Sesame Street. You didn't? No.

Yeah, I watched it as a kid a lot. You know who was awesome? The count. I like to count. Is that the... Do a, ah, ah, ah, ha. He's the Dracula guy? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I liked, I like Kermie. Yeah. I mean, yeah, he's the main character, right? Yeah, I like Kermit's Frog. Oh, I thought he was from the Muppets. Oh, you're right, Bones. He's not on Sesame Street, man. This is the Muppet, Sesame Street.

Yeah, he's literally on Sesame Street. And Muppets is the baby version of Sesame Street. You know who I knew of? It was Bart and Ernie. That's who people liked. Oh, those, those guys... I can't believe you guys didn't think Kermit was on Sesame Street. He had a big bird are like the main two characters.

Well, I thought, like, Jim Henson, I was like, didn't. Jim Hinson's Kermit. I didn't know that. See, because I thought Miss Piggy and him did a whole Muppet show. I didn't know that was... But the Muppets are Sesame Street.

I didn't... Hey. I'm not... I'm getting angry right now. I'm insulted. But, Kermit was good. I like Gonzo a little bit. Gonso with a big nose.

Yeah, Gonson. He was... Animal, because he played the drums. A ramham! Animal's cool. That was good. Did you think Bert and Ernie were a little weird? I didn't know what a little weird was.

And I wouldn't say Gay's being weird, Eddie. No, I'm saying Bert and Ernie. were weird with each other. Hey, I wouldn't say I wouldn't say being gay's weird at all. Bert and Ernie were weird. That was weird for you to say. You were implying.

No. No. I don't know. Oh, man. I thought they were just best friends. Living together, helping each other scrub the back. And then once I got older,

I was like, good for them. That's how I transitioned. I was like, oh, best friends. And I was like, oh, wow, they found each other. They found like a real partner. That's awesome. So you did. Really?

You thought that? I didn't. I don't know that I ever thought that they were gay. until I got older and I was like, why am I thinking about puppets being gay? And then I thought, oh, good for them if they are. That's cool. What an evolution. Yeah, but it was quick. It was quick, though, because they went from like, oh, brothers, too.

Oh, good for them. The roommates. How about that? They found each other. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Snuffaloffigus was legit. Is it a big elephant? Yeah.

Wasn't a main character, but would show up sometimes. What about Big Bird? You're forgetting Big Bird. He was the main, though. He was the main person. He was the main person. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I was a dude. But he had a high voice, so maybe not. Does he, has he ever said how he, she identifies? Remember what he got in trouble for exposing himself? We found it as a guy.

Big Bird did? No, I'm kidding. Big Bird never exposed himself. I was like, what? No, Big Bird never exposed himself. It's a bird. It's a joke. It's a joke.

Thank you. All right, that's Fun Fact Friday. We love country music. We get to vote in the country music awards. Heck, we just won one this year. It's pretty cool. Yeah. We won.

Lunchbox is over voting and the ones that go on TV. He has it up on his computer. the funniest thing I've ever seen. So, Lunchbox, read the nominees that you're voting from and then sing their song

that you're thinking about voting. This one is up for a music video of the year. Okay, go ahead. And there's Dirt Cheap. By? Cody Johnson. All right.

Do you know that one? Dirt cheap. It's Dirt cheap. Do you know that one? I think he's singing by dirt. Oh, he is singing by dirt. Dirt cheap. So I can't live without all.

I'm just asking, do you know, the song. Instead of trying to sing it for no reason, do you know it? No. Okay, so you don't know that one. Okay, what's the next one? I had some help. Post Malone. Can you sing that one? Do you know that one? I've heard that one. I had some help. Sounds similar to

Archie. I recognize that. Okay, so that one you recognize. What's the next one? I'm not pretty by Megan Maroney. Never heard of it. Okay. She's, I think she played it in here. She did play it in here. Next one? The Painter by Cody Johnson. Don't know that one. Never heard of that. Okay.

Then Wildflowers and Wild Horses by Lainey Wilson. Never. That song has never been played. Okay. So you only know one of the five. Now, does that mean you're voting on that one? No, I'm just kind of looking at the picture because it's a video. So you're just going to vote on the picture based on if you even know what the video or the song looks like.

Right, because it's a music video award. Well, then shouldn't you go track down the video and watch it on YouTube? It says watch each music video by clicking the links below. Are you going to click the link and watch the whole video? I don't see link. Okay, so which picture are you? Do you see? Yeah, right there with the name.

Oh, if I click on that? Yeah, there you go. Oh, there we go. What picture are you gonna choose? I'm not pretty. It's a good one. Okay. He's gonna watch the whole video right now?

No, I don't know anything. Oh, it's like a party in the field. All right. Pulling up in a brand new truck. No one pulls up in a brand new truck. And that party in the field is not realistic because it's like nice and smooth in the grasses mode. Who's in the truck?

I don't know who those people are. Is that your vote? Oh, that's Megan Maroney. She's getting out. Okay, if he does this, their video, guys, we can't keep going on. Okay, I'm gonna vote for- No, you don't have, we're not, we can like come back later and if you wanna watch every video. I don't know what you're-

No, no, I don't need to watch every video. I've watched a little bit of that one just because Megan Roney's in it. What? What are we gonna say? No, no, she was, I was gonna see it. Because in the picture, she has a blonde wig on and I was like, oh, but then in the video, she's not wearing that blonde wig. She has blonde hair. No, this is a wig though. It's like straight. Yeah, it's like a, a,

Lady Gaga straightway. Who are you voting for? I'm gonna go with a I'm not pretty. Megan Roney? Yeah. Because it's the only one that worked when you clicked it? Yeah. Okay.

All right. Boom. That's how we do things here. Oh my goodness. Sounds legit. Up for video of the year. Do you have another award? Yeah.

Let's go. What's the next one? I went to, here's what I don't understand. Yeah. So if I vote for someone for entertainer of the year, if I pick a dude, then they also have to be male vocalist of the year, right?

They don't. It's not the same thing. So, male vocalist of the year and entertainment are usually not the same. Most of the time, male vocalists of the year as somebody who didn't win entertaining the year, but they were close. Like they're...

Okay, because like, they for entertainer of the year, they have Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Stapleton, Morgan Wallin, Lainey Wilson. And who are you voting for? Jelly Roll. Okay.

He's everywhere. Click it up then. Commercials. He's all over the place. Don't need an explanation. Just click it out. Click it up. Jelly.

That's done. Let's do one more. You want to do single of the year? Yeah, and then tell us if you know the song. A bar song, Shaboozy. Okay. I want to get tipsy. I want to get tipsy.

Okay. Little Jack, little... Oh, we got you. What's the next one? Dirt cheap. Dirt cheap. Bye, dirt cheap. I don't know that one.

You don't know that one. Got it. I had some help. Okay. I've heard that one. Watermelon Moonshine. Never heard of it. Bye.

Laney Wilson. Wellson. And White Horse by Chris Stapleton. Ever heard that one? Probably. I'm going to go with... He likes Stapleton. He goes to...

I did go to see Stapleton. A bar song. That's the biggest one of the year. That song was huge. And it was the one you know. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

But I am offended now. That? I just clicked on one. It is called Musician of the Year. You won't know any of them. They said, I am not eligible to vote for this category. You're not a musician.

And Bobby just told you why. And you don't know any of them. Yeah. You probably don't know any of them. they play. Well, it's a trombone. No. What's a trombone? Well, like these other ones, they could put a link and I could listen to them play that instrument. It's just a solo of them on the base.

So I don't get to vote in Musician of the Year. Did you vote for Best New Artist? Oh, yeah, that's up next. Last one. New Artist of the Year. This is how, this is who gets to vote. Megan Maroney, Shaboozy, Nate Smith, Mitchelton, Penny, Zach Top. Never heard of them.

You make it sound like a black top. Like it's a destination. Basketball at a flat top. And Bailey Zimmerman's a new artist. Yeah. He's been around for like two years. Very new. Okay, so anyway, walk down, tell us what you like about each of them.

Megan Maroney, I've hung out with her one time. You hung out. Where? In Atlanta. Okay, keep going. At our station in Atlanta said hello, we had Dunkin' Donuts together. Were you just in the same room where there were donuts? Yeah, she didn't really eat any of them.

Did you guys really talk? I said, what up, Megan? Okay. Shibuzi, one song. Can't really be a artist a year with one song. New artist. Nate Smith. You never seen him?

No, I've seen him, but I feel like he's been around for a couple years. Okay. Mitchell Tintinney. Do you need the person to just be born? I like Mitchell Tid and Penny. Yeah, but like, is it like, they need to be out of the womb in the last six months for you to pick them? No, no, no. But you're the one that said some of these guys have been having hits for years,

so how are they new artist? Why do you like Mitchell Tempe? I've known him for years, man. How have you known him? Where have you hung out with him? I hung out with him. In Atlanta? No, Kid Power.

His mom volunteers at Kid Power also, and so their banquet every year before he was big, he came and played music. Oh, that's cool. And I was like, man, that dude's pretty good. You discovered him. Okay. No, I didn't discover him, but his barred.

His mom was like, oh, I can bring my son. You know, he's kind of good. I'm like, oh, every parent says that. And he came, and I was like, oh, that dude actually is kind of good. All right, final one. Bailey Zimmerman. Okay. I like him.

He seems cool. Yeah. I mean, Zach Top, I've never seen this guy, so he can't win. Why do you keep calling him, Zach Top? That's his name. Like, it's a superhero. Zach Top. Zach Top.

Have you heard of that guy? Yeah, I know him. Oh. Yeah, I had Dunk Donuts with him. In Atlanta. I'm going to go. No, I do know him, but yeah. Mitchell Tinney.

All right, Mitchell Timney. Boom. Wow, wow. There we go. Cast that ballot. And what you say? And that's who. votes for this? That's who votes for this.

That's actually like a good vote. People are all upset. They're like, can you believe who wins? Guys, this is who's voting. But also, okay. What? I don't know. Like, I'm like, do people vote and then anybody can fludge anything if they want to? I think he fudged the whole thing up, actually.

Oh, hey, who would you go with female vocalists of the year? Oh my God. One more. Go ahead. Yeah. We got Kelsey Ballerini, Ashley McBride, Megan Moroney, Casey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson. I mean... One more time? Kelsey Ballerini, Ashley McBride, Megan Maroney, Casey Musgraves,

Lany Wilson. Lany would probably want... I go on Lanny as a eh, because she's one entertainer of the year. Right, I agree. And Kelsey Ballerini, I don't know if she's even singing a song this year. Yes, she has an album coming out. She still sings.

Like October 25th. Yeah, I have no idea. I went with Casey Musgraves because she's got a good voice. They don't all have good voices? I don't know. I want to say this before it gets picked up by some blog. Lany could easily win that, but Lany has won

entertainer of the year, so I think people will not vote for her because she's won the big awards. And go, let's give it this award that's not as big to somebody else. Interesting. Is that why you didn't vote for her lunchbox? Who'd you vote for? Casey Bus Graves. I'm a big Casey fan. Yeah, I don't know if she's a good voice.

But I mean, I think she has a good voice. But Ashley McBride's also awesome. She's like, follow your era. She has a newer songs from that. 20 albums ago, but we like that. Okay, that's you votes for CMAs. All right. Thank you.

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It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come, look for up-and-coming talent.

He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. and he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration.

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help animals. So the hurricanes happen, Milton and Helene. And so there's a rescue group. And these rescue groups, they're in the middle of the hurricanes. They have all these dogs that can't really keep all the food there. The donations are not coming in now because obviously there's a lot of need for a lot of money in the area. Southwest Airlines was like, hey, we got you. And they took a lot of these animals and flew them to other shelters so they could actually be taken care of. Wow. Wow. That's, I know. And I don't normally like to do like big corporation telling me something good stories but this one felt like personal i feel like that's still a sacrifice to them to like use flights and fuel all that stuff for that yeah that was crazy to make other passengers sit next to dogs probably blow i don't know the dogs are

getting the seats they didn't do that but even one of the pilots like saw the dog and like adopted one of the dogs but i love that they went like that's a thing when it happened and i was talking about hey, where you can put money. First place that we put money was with the animals to make sure the animals were taking care of before we did anything else because they need money too. Yeah, so I hope they got a nice dinner or something with the money. I sent me. Went to Chris, maybe.

No, that's a great story. I love it. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. He was always begging me to make bets for her, like, told her what to bet on her draft king's account. Yeah, because I have money. Well, I made her like $100 during basketball season last year.

It just sits there. Now, you know, if you're going to use this, you're going to gamble, it's for entertainment. I know. That's why this money that's in here, because I want it through former entertainment, it's not real. So what Drive Kings is fun at doing instead of like all the crazy bets, you can just bet if a player's going to score a touchdown or not. Oh, yeah, I like that one. That's it. That's it. That's it.

That's it. Okay. I'm in my app right now, which first of all, I have $176, by the way. Oh, sorry. So we can spend that if you want to. But the Buccaneers versus the, is it the Ravens? It is. Okay. Okay.

That's what I want. You just need to pick a player that you think is going to score a touchdown. How much of your money do you want to bet? How much would you bet? It's 176. Okay. A hundred of it. Okay.

We're going to bet $100 for Derek Henry to score a touchdown. At any time. At any time. Yeah. That's what I want. Okay. We're going to bet that. So if we're going to do that, you want $140.

So it'd be 176 plus 140? You just said 100, not 176? I know, but wait. Okay, I'll handle it. Don't worry about it. But I'm saying, Drive Kings is awesome. You can just bet on people to score touchdowns. And if we're about all the crazy spreads and stuff, but with Amy, if Derek Henry scores a touchdown this weekend, you're going to win money.

Easy. Let's go. Not easy. That's the worst thing you can say is easy. It's never easy. Never easy. But it is fun. Okay.

Give me your phone. But let's do the morning corny. Here we go. The morning corny. What a bird's hand out on Halloween? What a bird's hand out on Halloween? Tweets. Tweets.

Like treats. That was the morning corny. The bird goes tweet, tweet. I wouldn't have that. A treat. Trick or tweet. That would have been better. Like, what's a bird say when someone knocks in their nest on Halloween?

Trick or tweet. Okay, well, we got there. I'm just so stressed out lately. Just one thing after another. You never stop. But you know what? Get in my car, and I turn on your show, and I get a little normal. And I thank you for that.

Thanks for being there. I need gas. So we got that call from Deb. It's a voicemail. And I asked if we could get Deb on the phone. This is earlier. Hey, Deb. Hi.

How are you? I'm okay. How are you? You have gas, first of all? Because we were listening to your voicemail, and your ding, ding went off, and it said you need a gas. So how's the get... How's the gas situation? Oh, the gas is always low.

I'm an Uber driver, so. Oh, like you, you pressed the pedal. Is that an over driver? No, Uber. Uber. Oh, Uber. Yeah, she drives a lot. Uber driver.

Got it. Yeah, so I do. Yeah. We heard your call, and we feel like you're like one of us, and we heard you were stressed out. Like, I don't know. How can we help you, like, be less stressed out? There's, I'm no specific. Yeah.

Like, what's going on? in your life right now. Oh my God. I don't know. I was just, I was having a day. It was just, you know, it's been a whole year. I mean, it's just been, I don't know. I just, it's been bad. And it's not bad. You know, I know, I know so many people have it way worse than me. I was just so stressed out. So is it like, financial that's stressing you out? Is it like what? Yeah, you know, financial. It's just, you know, I, I'm raising my grandson. I've been raising my grandson for three years. My daughter, she's got two babies. I mean, she's, she's living on her own with her boyfriend, but she's stressed out, and then she's stressing me out. You know, it's just, then the

dog, I got a bulldog like you, and he's, oh, my God. Yeah, you're broke. Oh, my God. Oh, my God, $750 at the vet just this month. Oh, my God. I mean, with his allergies, you know, it's just everything. It's just, you know, one thing after another, and then my lights around in my car, and, you know, it's just like, what next? You know, it's just, you know, it's just, You know, and right now I'm at the doctor with my dad, my 83-year-old dad, you know, it's just, you know, it's just, you know, a lot. So you drive Uber, how many days a week you're driving? Seven. Do you like driving Uber?

I mean, I don't know. Is that fun? Yeah, I like it. I'm nine years. Oh, wow. Can you make okay money driving Uber if you drive a lot? Like, I'm not sure how that works. Yeah, yeah.

It's pretty good. It's pretty good. I mean, I've been doing it for nine years. I bartended for 20 years before that, so, you know. I feel like I'd be worried about people making my car dirty or, like, kicking my seat and stuff. Does that happen? No, no, not too much. I work in the morning.

I don't deal with the drunk people anymore. I used to. It was a little rough, but I just take people to work and take people to doctors' appointments and school. And it's pretty late back in the morning. And then I can play with my grandkids in the afternoon. Okay, well, here's what, here's so. And I, there was, there was no plan when, when I called you. I wasn't like, hey, we can, let's call her and, you know, send her a turkey.

Like, we didn't have anything like that. But I would like to help you in any way that I can. And I think probably the easiest way is just financially. Do you, do you have like, do you have Venmo? I have PayPal. I have cash app too. Okay, so here's what I'm going to do. And this is just my mom.

money. I'm just going to do it from my phone right now. I hate that your bulldog got sick. I'm just going to send you $1,000 from my cash. Oh, that's awesome. Just because people help me. And, you know, I appreciate that. And hopefully I'm able to help people. Then hopefully the people, I'm able to help people. And hopefully, you know, and it just goes on and on. But I'm blessed enough to be able to go, I heard this voicemail. I relate in a lot of ways. I hate that for you because it sounds like you're doing the best you can. And I will just literally, as soon as we get off the phone, I got to get her name right.

I sent wrong money to one person one time. And I'm still scarred from that because they got a bunch of money and I never heard from them again. But I'm going to get your name. Let me make sure my cash app is still. You want some money too much of course? What's up, man? Man, I don't know.

I'm feeling inspired. To what? Oh, you're going to give her money too? No, to share your story? Well, yeah, maybe I'll give her something. Oh. What are you going to give her? That's something.

Man, I'll give her a free. turkey or ham? From what? From Walmart. Oh, he found this gift card in the office next door. So now we're just going to grab it. That's fine.

Here's honest. Don't you know if it still works? That's what I'm saying. He just found it and doesn't know if it works. It's been upstairs for three years probably. It was just on a dusty shelf. Okay, well. Well, that is very generous.

It's kind of sweet. It's sort of like a game. Okay. Like a lottery ticket. Deb, my cash app does work. I'm going to put you on hold. And as soon as we hang up, I am going to just cash up you a thousand bucks.

There's nothing attached. There's no spot. There's nothing. It's just from my checking account. Oh, my God. Will that help you. Thank you so much. That will help me so much.

Thank you so much. What about my turkey or ham? We can send it to her. I don't know if it will work. A turkey or ham will always help. That's what you can get the biggest one. It's free. You don't know if that card works, though, is the problem.

Right, but hey, it's a thought that counts. I mean, if it works, it'd be awesome. I mean, how cool will it be if she calls back and says she got a free turkey or ham. That would be awesome. That'd be pretty cool. That'd be pretty cool. Okay, so here's what we're going to do then. I'm going to get your cash app off the air. We're going to get your address and lunchbox is going to send you this. This turkey or ham gift card that may or may not work. But how long is it going to take for him to mail it? No, no. I'll mail it today. Yeah, right. Dude, you said that about eight things already. I know. And I'll give her a cup of t-shirts. Those are art. It doesn't

matter. Deb, thank you for listening. I know this was never the intention. You were actually being very complimentary of us when you left that message. So stay on the phone. I'm going to send this over to you. And I hope it helps. And if one day again we talk, that would be amazing. And if we never talk again, don't feel like you need to get in touch to say thank you

because this is thank you enough, okay? Okay, thank you so much. All right. I would like a thank you for the turkey. You would. You don't want to. Yeah, I do want to hear from you. But what if it doesn't work?

Then don't call back. Don't let, no, especially call back if the turkey are here. Doesn't work. Definitely call back. Okay, Deb, we're going to put you on hold. Don't go anywhere, okay? Okay, thank you. Okay.

And if she says the doctor's appointment, guys, let's get her name quick because I don't want to hold her. It seems like she's got a lot of responsibility from young to old. When that gas, I'm going to tell you what got me. When that gas thing hit, it goes dong dong, dong. And it's like, oh, God, now I don't have gas. Like, that hit me on my core.

That's the icing on the cake, man, with everything she's going through. I know. I don't even know what she was going through. That's when she was run out of gas. And I was like, I need to feel. What's up? Okay. I'll send her money. What? That's tough, man. Feels good that we reached out for me and you. We were able to give her something. That's teamwork by us? Yeah. 50. Where did you get that card? It was on a shelf upstairs. I'm telling you. But I mean, why did you just take it from a shelf?

Oh, there's a whole stack of them? Because we're moving out of here. So he's grabbing them away. And I'm like, why would I not take a free turkey or ham? Is there expiration on the bottom? No, there's no expiration. Maybe it's good then. Maybe you should take more. Oh, I got a lot for you, though. Yeah. You have a lot. Yeah, I gave them to like people in other rooms. Like, everybody. I'm going to send this to her. Let's make sure we get the name right this time, guys. All right. Tell me what year all this happened.

Here we go. Hit the song there. What year, what year, what year, what year was there? What year did all this happen? The Dixie Chicks released their second album, Fly. Fly. The Sopranos premiered on HBO, January 10th of this year. In Star Wars, episode one,

The Phantom Mentis is released in theaters. What year was it? when you're in, Amy and Eddie. I'm in. I'm in. Eddie? Straight guess, 1999. Amy?

99. Correct. Woo! One point for each. Next up. A 25-year-old Tom Brady led us Patriots to a 20-17 victory over the St. Louis Rams. The Wire debuted on HBO. And somebody like you by Keith Urban spent six weeks at number one.

What year was it? 2009. Eddie? 2000. I don't know. 2002. Oh. Tom Brady's not 40. No, I think he's 44, 44, 45, 46.

Yeah, I know. I did the math on 48. 40. 47, wow. Next up, sexy bag by Justin Timberlake is number one for six weeks. Jesus take the wheel by Carrie Underwood is number one for six weeks in the country chart. Crocodile hunter, Steve Irwin is killed by a stingray barb to the heart. Whoa. While filming a nature special.

That's a big deal. The next one to get a point wins. I'm in. I'm in. Amy? 2007. Eddie? Oh, 2003.

Six. Next one to get a point wins. Garth Brooks Rope in the Wind. The album is released. Disney released Beauty and the Beast. Mike D. was born. Oh. What?

I'm in. Dang, I didn't know he was born that year. Amy? I'm trying to math for my teenage. And an answer? 90. Eddie? 91.

Well, one of you's right, and you'll take on Lunchbox, the returning champion. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Rope in the win was 1991. Are you sure? The old 100%. Would you bet something on it? No.

He probably would. He was a huge Garth fan. Well, let's see how strong yet. Do you want to bet something on it? Yeah, well, hold on. Garth Brooks, the first album, was 89, I believe. You razor shave everything from your neck up. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Eyebrains and everything? Yeah, razor shave everything from your neck up. No offenses with 90. Don't be a coward. What year did she say? I'm asking you. Amy, what year did you say? Are you making the razor bag?

Yes or no. What did you say, lunche off? You don't know, no, don't say. Yes or no. Everything, eyebrows and everything? Everything. Neck up. How sure are you?

Three seconds, be sure. It's just the eyebrows. I shave everything else. You do it? Yeah. It's 1991. You're right. Yes!

Yes! And you win, and you win. Wait, wait, now you have to shave your face. I made no part of this bet. No. But you did win the prelim. You'll go on and take on the champion in the next round. Let's go.

It'll be you in Lunchbox next up. Wow. In the championship round of what year was it. What Year was it? There are three of these. Eddie versus the champion. Lunchbox. Here's the song.

Let's go. What year, what year, what year was it. Ready you go. Lunchbox, Eddie. Umbrella by Rihanna. Spend seven weeks at number one. What year? I am legend with Will Smith as released in theaters.

What year? The infamous diaper drive happened. In the early hours of February 5th, Lisa No Walk arrived in Orlando after making a 14-hour 900-mile journey from Houston armed with a steel mallet, BB gun, 4-inch knife, and a large trash bag to do some stuff that wasn't good. Yeah. She wore a diaper in case I used the bathroom. Yeah. She needed to get there.

She didn't want to stop. She had an extra fuel tank on her car, everything. What year did it all happen? Eddie, man? Yeah, man. Umbrella, I Am Legend, and the diaper drive. Eddie? Straight guest, 2005.

Lunchbox? 2005. 2007. Oh. Next up, what year was it? Whoa! Barefoot Blue Gene Night by Jake Owen goes number one. The final installment of the Harry Potter series was released in

this summer of this year. I don't help me not. Lindsay Lohan's house arrest for misdemeanor theft and probation violation ends after she serves 35 days of her 120-day sentence. Whoa!

What year was it? I have nothing. Yeah. None of those things. I have a guess. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? 2009. Eddie? If I get this ride, Jake Owen that did it for me. 2012. 11. Dang it. I had it.

and they scratched it out. Last one. Yeah. Anybody gets it, they win. All right. Any man of mine. By Shania Twain. Spends two weeks at number one.

Toy Story is released in theaters. Timothy McVeigh and an accomplice, Terry Nichols, parked a pickup truck full of explosives in front of the federal building in Oklahoma City. It will be known as the Oklahoma City bombing. Man, it's only one of two years. Well, then pick one. I will, sir.

Pick one and shut your mouth. Thank you, sir. Thank you, Eddie being aggressive there. I want to beat the champ. Pick one, idiot, head. I'm in for the win. Yeah, I'm in. Any man in mine, Toy Story.

Oklahoma City bombing. Eddie? Possibly my junior year in high school. Let's go with 1996. Lunchbox? It's either 1996 or 1997, and I have 1996. It is 1995. God, we're so close.

Tiebreaker. Got to get one. Now you'll buzz in with the year at any time. So only one person gets to yes. Hey y'all. What? You were talking over the host? Buzzing with a year?

Hey, you heard the rules. You now you just got to hope you play by them. Just say your name and I get your question. That was the question. Hey y'all by Andre 3000 goes number one. Hey ya. Hey y'all. My boyfriend's back.

No, no, no. Shake it. I know. What? Messing with them. Shake it, shake, shake it. Like a polo. Take it like a poker.

One Tree Hill debuts on the WB. Eddie. Eddie. That's not why I got it, but I think it just came to me. 2004. I'll hear the last clue. Johnny Cash died at 71. Oh.

Lunchbox. Yeah. 98. No, no, no. Can I guess again? 2003. Yeah. Eddie was so close.

I don't know anything about. Here we go. Sudden death. None of that stuff? No. It's gonna be my eight. by NSYNC is number one. Gilmore Girls

debuted on the WB. Garth Brooks announced he's retiring. Lunchbox. Okay. 98. Wrong. Eddie. 1997. Wrong.

Oh, gosh. 2000. Oh. Last one. She's going to watch Gilmore Girls. It's still on. Last one. Really?

The first MP3 player was released in the United States. Titanic. Lunchbox. Lunchbox? 96. Winner. Boom. Wrong! Titanic won 11 awards at the 70th Academy Awards. Oh, the 70th, yes. Yes.

What the? Well, you would think Titanic would lead you there more than the 70th awards. I remember the first one. Never forget it. You were no this year's count back. President Bill Clinton was impeached by the House of Representatives over the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Uh-huh, uh-huh. What year was it? Uh-huh. He was impeached. You don't have to write it down. And I'm just thinking it out, though.

I'm thinking it out. Oh my gosh, I got to get this. The first MP3 player, Bill Clinton was impeached in Titanic. Remember that Warren commission? We were all passing it around at school. You mean the Star Report? The Star Report, that's what it was. What's the Warren?

Is that JFK? Time. No, I got it. Eddie. 1998. It's 97. No, but awards. It's not when Titanic came out.

I know. That's why I got screwed up. I don't know. Oh, no, it's 96. I think the awards are like in January or February. Yeah, yeah. So it came out in 96. You're so aggressive. Do you think you're right? Yes. You're so aggressive. I know I'm right. Dang.

Razor neck up. No. Come on. You know you're right. No, I'm not a, I'm not a Titanic fan as you are, Garth Brooks. It's, what did you say, Eddie? Well, it's 98. It's 96. It's not 96. You said 96. No, it's 98. I think you're right. I think you're wrong. No, it's 98. I think you're right. I said 98. And he's right. Eddie's right. I think I'm wrong. Would you like to switch to 96? You can't switch. I'm not. Let him switch 96. Okay, do you want switch 96? No. Now I'm offering it. Do you want switch 96?

No. Amy says not to. The answer is 1998. Wow! I'm the champion! Wake up, you wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Keeps on turn.

And you're ready and me lunchbox. More game two. Steve Red, every trying to put you through. is riding his wig's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic so you know What this is This is the Bobby Vaughn's Easy trivia

Eddie will start with you The category is the 80s Which video game released in 1980 Featured a little yellow character Who Eats Dots Pac-Man Correct Eddie has three points this season

Playing to 5 Lunchbox has three points This is tied 5 Yeah I don't remember that Hey Morgan in the category of the 80s Which pop icon 1983 album thriller became the best-selling album

of all time. Michael Jackson. Correct. Abby, which 1986 film starred Tom Cruise as a Navy fighter pilot? Top Gun. Correct.

Lunchbox, which popular TV series featured four elderly women living together in Miami? Golden girls. Correct. So everybody got through that first round. If you miss it,

you're eliminated and you'll hear the sound. You've been boned. The goal is not to get boned. Here we go. Easy trivia. Famous, significant others is the category. Eddie, who is Taylor Swift's boyfriend? Travis Kelsey? Correct.

Morgan. Recording producer Benny Blanco is dating what famous pop star and only murders in the building star? Selina Gomez. Correct. Abby, who is Nicole Kidman's husband? Keith Urban. Correct. Lunchbox.

Who is Victoria Beckham's husband? David Beckham. Correct. Easy trivia round three. Category of superheroes. Eddie. What is Spider-Man's real name? Peter Parker, correct. Wow.

Morgan, which Marvel superhero is the king of Wakanda? Black Panther. Correct. Abby, what's the name of the Marvel superhero with a retractable claw and a healing factor? That's Wolverine. Correct. Lunchbox, which superhero is known for wielding a magical hammer? Four.

Correct. Nobody has been boned. Get out of that category. That's a tough one, man. The category is famous chocolates. Eddie. Which chocolate candy is named after a planet in our solar system? Mars bar.

Correct. Morgan. Famous chocolates. Which chocolate bar features a combination of chocolate, caramel, and nougat, and is known for the slogan, You're not you when you're hungry. Snickers. Correct.

Abby, which chocolate bar is known for its crispy wafer layers and the slogan, Give Me a Break? Oh, Cat Cat Bar. Correct. Lunchbox, which chocolate candy comes in a colorful shell and is famous for the slogan melts in your mouth, not in your hand. M and M's. Correct.

Next category, pop music. Eddie, which Canadian artist broke through with the song in 2012, Call Me Made. Carly Ray Jepson. Correct. Good job. That's tough. Morgan, what pop star song can't stop the feeling was featured on the trolls movie soundtrack? Justin Timberlake.

Correct. Abby, which 80s and 90s pop star is known as the Queen of Pop? Queen of Pop. Queen of Pop, Madonna. Correct. Wow, I'm in trouble. Lunchbox, which artist's hit song, Shape of You, was one of the best-selling digital songs of all time? Ed Shearer.

Correct. Big fan? Went to the concert. Not passing out any bones. Let's play a song. Wow. We'll break. Easy trivia.

Rolling on. The category is the 70s. Eddie, what decade were you born? 70s? Correct. Oh, boy. That's not the question. 79, though.

It was like the end of it. Eddie, which British rock band released the iconic album, The Wall in 1979? Pink Floyd. Correct. Morgan, what decade were you born? 90s. What long running sketch comedy show, Morgan, debuted on NBC in 1975? Sketch comedy show.

What long running sketch comedy show debuted on NBC in 1975? Is Saturday Night Live that old? It's a little sketch comedy show that I know of. Saturday Night Live? Correct. Okay. Abby, what 1978 musical film starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John? Wait, I don't want to get it.

70s? That's the category. What 1978 musical film starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John? No, I know it. You can't do that. You can't do the time. Grace. Greece is correct.

Gosh, dang it. I don't like the time. I can't know. Everybody gets, I read the question twice and I counted down. Lunchbox. And what 1976 movie did Sylvester Stallone stars an underdog boxer? Rocky. Correct.

Oh. Easy trivia. No bones. Eddie. Come on. Animated characters. What's the name of the youngest daughter on the Simpsons? The youngest daughter?

What's the name of the youngest daughter on the Simpsons? That's Maggie. Correct. Wow. Dude, I almost said Lisa. Morgan, what's the name of Fred's best friend on the Flintstones? Morgan, what's the name of Fred's best friend on the Flintstones? Dhabadam do.

I don't know. Fred had a best friend. What's the name of Fred's best friend on the Flintstone? I don't know. Fred and... Bam Bam. I don't know. You've been Bow.

What is Fred's best friend? Barney. Barney Rubble. Morgan's out. Abby, what television series cartoon dog says, Root Root? Scooby-Doo. Correct.

Lunchbox, what is Shrek's wife's name? What? In the category of animated character. What is Shrek's wife's name? What is Shrek's wife's Wife? Can you say it? Shrex wife

Olfino. Oh, you're so close. I was so close. You've been Bo. Like something in your head was trying to get there. I don't, I mean, I... Yeah, guys. Fiona.

Yeah. You were all around it, man. You were there. Fiona. No? No, no, no. She's a singer. Two remain.

Come on. Eddie and Abby. Oh, me and Abby. Oh, let's go. It's over. Yeah, it's over, do. Let's go. The category is famous video games.

Oh, shoot. What pro skater is associated one of the most famous skateboarding video game franchises first released in 1999? I mean, there's got to be only one. Tony Hawk? Correct. Oh. Abby, what NFL coach and legendary sports commentator is the namesake of an iconic football video game series? Madden.

Correct. Wow. John Madden. The category is. world history. Eddie, what was the name of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant that was the site of a nuclear disaster in April 1986? Never watched this. You all have talked about it. What was the name of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant that was the site of a nuclear disaster in April 1986? Is that Chernobyl? Correct. Oh, wow.

Come on. Abby, what country attacked the U.S. at Pearl Harbor? Japan. Correct. The category is literature. Then we go to sudden death. Eddie. What was the name of the famous ancient Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and the Odyssey and shares a name with an iconic American cartoon character? His name is Homer.

Correct. Abby, what famous American author wrote bestselling books such as The Shining It and Pet Cemetery? Oh, no. Oh, what's his? Okay, she just freaks out before the question. I know, I know. Why do I? Okay.

Don't look at the clock. What? There's no clock yet. I got to read it a second time. What famous American author wrote best-selling books such as The Shining It and Pet Cemetery? What's his name? Clark. That's not it.

That's not it. I can't. Time. She was saying it. I heard to say Stephen. Yeah. Stephen what? Stephen King.

Gosh, dang it. That's what it was. I knew it was Stephen King. Boneret. No. You've been bow. Yeah. And he wins again.

What you got, lunchbox? I want to propose a segment to you guys. it's called hot or not. Okay, I'm listening. Because there was a picture that came out this week of Heidi Klum and her 20-year-old daughter in lingerie together. I guess they're both spokesmen for this lingerie, and so they're doing an ad together. They're both in the lingerie, and I want to know, is it hot or is it not? Are some people saying it's not because it's a mom and a daughter in their underwear together?

Yes. Not just underwear. Right. It's lace sets What is that man? That's weird to hear from your mouth What is that? Lace sets?

Yeah, look, look, lace sets of like underwear I guess you call that underwear I call lingerie lus So I guess is it hot or weird More than is it hot or not Okay, you could say that I call it hot or not Yeah

Interesting, you're right It is, yeah, because it could be weird And they're doing like, they're not just standing beside each other They're like hugging in their underwear I mean They're like kissing on the cheek Touching on a hip

one hug that's a little odd. Yeah, there's like Heidi's left breast is touching. Oh my God. Oh my God. We don't need the detail, but it is weird. I see it, lunch. Thank you. So I want to know, I mean, the lingerie brand, it's called Intubisimimi.

I don't know the name. I bet that can't be it. It's I-N-T-I-M-I-S-I-M-E. There's no way we even know what you're saying by doing that. It's called intimacy. Intimacy? That's it. Intimacy.

Oh. Oh, my God. Is that the word you're spelling? There's no way. No, it's not spelled like that, though. It's like a clever spelling. Yeah. Can you show it to me, Mike, how it's really spelled?

How did you say it initially lunchbox? In the midst of me. Okay. I don't know. But I just want to know hot or not. We know what you want to know. No, you want to know hot or weird. Okay, hot or weird.

Right. Because I'm going to say hot. We know. That's why you brought it here. Yeah. I don't think like if my 20-year-old, if my son was 20, if I would do an underwear ad with him, that might be weird. Well, that's weird.

You're also not a famous model. No, no, but if I was an underwear model. Does it matter? That her mom's a very famous model and now it's her being a model, yes. But that they're doing it together in underwear. It's not just underwear. Okay. What is it called?

Lace sets. That's my favorite part. Okay, so it is called intimacy, but it is spelled funny. Yeah. You can see where we misspins. But I think you're not going to see a lot of moms and daughters doing this like they are unless the mom is a wildly successful model. And the daughter is also now a pretty successful model. And the mom is still super hot.

Yeah. You keep talking about hot. What do you want to know from us? Or do you just want us to look at it? Hot or weird. Amy, what do you think? I mean, whatever. It's not going to impact my day, but I don't know that I would do it into miss me.

Like, I don't know if I'd do this with my daughter, but good for them. But, again, Heidi Klum, this is her work. Right, exactly. I'm also trying to think of it that way. Because if it was the daughter, the 20-year-old with one of her BFFs doing a photo shoot or some random model and she was doing this photo, she'd be like, oh, okay, fine, cute. But I guess it's just, like, weird that it's mom.

And it's like mom and daughter doing mom and daughter stuff, but in their... Laces. They're like hugging and, like... Yeah, it's great. But they don't, like, mom and daughters don't do that, right? They don't hang out in their lace sets. No, they do that. To Bobby's point, this is their job, though.

Like, most people don't have this job. And they both have this as their job, and it turns out their mom and daughter. So you're going to go, Amy's going to go weird. Eddie? It's tough, because it is. And they're very beautiful. They are. But you got to break it down.

They're still mother and daughter. They're not making out. Well, it looks like they're on their way there. It doesn't look like that. It doesn't look like it. No, it doesn't. So I'm going to say weird, bones. It doesn't look like that.

It's fine. Not weird? So you think hot. If I have to pick, it's hotter than it is weird. Thank you. Because they're both models. They both would have been in this anyway. They do not look like they're about to make out.

You got to pick hot or weird. Then I pick hot of the two. Lunchbox and you go, Hot. Hey, guys, if you want to check this picture, I'll do it. Maybe you get your wife a lace set. I guess your wife and your daughter. Yeah.

If you have that. That would be weird. It's weird. I did. I made it weird. I did. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day.

This story comes us from Cobb County, Georgia. An off-duty sheriff's officer and went into a Burger King where they say, have it your way. He ordered a burger, wanted mayonnaise, and wanted it cut in half. Well, they didn't do it right. And he was like, I need the owner's name and number so I can file a complaint. Like, sir, no, we're not going to do that.

So he leaves. He's like, how am I going to get that name? So he calls for backup, calls his buddy and says, hey, you're on duty. Come down here and, you know, read them the rights. I'd be doing that crap all the time if I was a cop. Getting your buddies to. Abuse of power? Abuse power, like crazy.

Never, I'd be like a good guy cop. Like, I'd be out. justice knocking out bad guys you know every but then it would be like time for a burger pshed him a badge or red light turn on the sirens get through the light turn off I can agree with that except for

I'd be so scared I was going to hit somebody else you got to look both ways no I hear you my vision not the best probably why they would never let me be a cop but yeah crazy he called in backup I would do that I know and this is all coming out because it's election season and he's rerunning for office and people are saying

Look what he does with his power. So the video's everywhere. Yeah, I'm not going to affect my vote, though. I want to know what he did as a cop. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Abby is a producer, a phone screener.

She does it all. She is our utility knife. She knows how to do everything. And so Abby also has access to everything because we need her to do a lot of stuff. And Abby, you went to the computer in my office? Yes. It was still up.

All the stuff was still up when someone was recording. Yep. It was like saved on there. Just right in plain view, it said, Eddie spill the tea on lunchbox. And it was like his voice before it was disguised in like the anonymous spill the tea. That's funny.

So he made the same mistake. Yeah, because remember Lunchbox was getting after me? He was like, yeah, you're a terrible tea spiller because I saved mine to that computer. Well, Eddie did the same thing. Hold on, guys. I know, I hear you. Let's hear the given the anonymous one just a little bit, hit it.

I saw something this past weekend that made me feel so sad. I saw Lunchbox's wife all by herself in the Las Vegas airport. Okay, so that's the T spill? You remember that one. Yeah, we talked about it. He was like, I flew her home on a different plane. No way. I got a bit dramatic.

No way you guys thought that was me. It was a little hurtful, actually, Jan. I thought it was Morgan. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Were you talking high? Yeah, yeah, that's what I do. So Abby has the original audio.

Go ahead. I saw something this past weekend. That made me feel so sad. I saw Lunchbox's wife all by herself in the Las Vegas airport. She said that Lunchbox made her book a different flight than him. I'm sensing a pattern here because when he flew to Atlanta, he made her drive while he flew there. You don't want to double get caught. Right.

We know each other so well that when we do our regular voice, we know who it is. He doesn't. He can't sound like anybody but himself. Yeah, no, I do my best. Abby, thank you. That's funny. Eddie, what did you learn from this? Learning experience.

Erase your files. Delete your files. Yeah. Guys, this is supposed to be anonymous. Why, just even if you see that, we have to record it somewhere. Delete your file. Just close out. It's supposed to be anonymous.

Also, maybe don't label it Eddie anonymous. Right. If you label that, we're going to know what, because I'm not going to look at, if there's files up in that computer, I don't open anything. I don't care because it's often like Amy doing a commercial or reading liners. Right. But if it's you going, Eddie, spill. tea on lunchbox. I'm like, oh, well, this is interesting. Let me see what that is. I should have done a crossroads forward, yeah.

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