The Bobby Bones Show - FRI FULL SHOW: Dylan Scott And Dylan Marlowe Perform "Go Tell It On The Mountain" + Predictions From 1925 About 2025 + Easy Trivia!

Episode Date: January 10, 2025

Dylan Scott and Dylan Marlowe stop by to talk about their song about to go no, 1, touring together and they perform "Go Tell It On The Mountain". Can Eddie take home another championship in the first Easy Trivia of the Year? Bobby shares a list of predictions made in 1925 About 2025 and we discuss which actually came true. In Fun Fact Friday, Bobby shares the crazy thing that Presidents get for free. In the Anonymous Inbox, a listener needs help after a friend asked them to recommend them for a job at her work...but she doesn't think her friend would be a good fit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Search, earn your leisure, and listen now. Hey, welcome to Friday show, morning studio. Morning. Amy, how's it going? Going well. It's like weird. Weather's weird. It's like the fire's happening.

And then we got winter crazy weather where they're like, it's going to snow seven inches. It's a lot of snow. So like there's no groceries. Have you guys tried to go to the grocery store? Yeah, I have a Jeep, dude. We need to take care of that. If you need anything, let me know, man. I plow through that stuff.

No, no, no, but there's nothing at the grocery store. Yeah. You can get there all you want. There's nothing there. Okay, I haven't tried yet. Yeah. I went yesterday. It was already a struggle yesterday.

Oh, I didn't go. My wife went and sent pictures. But it's like if your spouse does something, you kind of did it. Yeah, I said that. And I was like, I don't want to lie. Because I was like, I went yesterday. I was like, okay, I didn't go. My wife went and she was like, there's nothing here. Really? Yeah. But this is only supposed to be a couple days of being snowed in. You get your main stuff and you're good. No, but there wasn't, I mean, there wasn't a single banana there. There was no eggs, nothing.

Like, the whole shelf was empty. So how do we get stuff when there's nothing there? Man, Socrates, that's the same thing. Oh, deep question. How do you get stuff when there is no? No stuff. Yeah, sometimes you have to go around to different places. Yeah, and we got different stuff. Yeah.

We got different things. Yes, I got a different kind of cereal that I'm using. Also, it's two days. You know, I have to. It's not like we're Tom Hanks and Castaway and we're gone forever. Like, it's two days. I had to opt for apples instead of been in. Oh, I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry. That is true. What about eggs? Well, I went over and I got frozen things. I don't eat eggs anyway. But then I find myself going, we should get eggs. But I don't eat eggs anyway, it's only two days. But we're expecting bad weather where we are.

A lot of the countries have like the fires and the snow and the ice. Morgan, you were nodding your head. Same with you. Did you go to the grocery store? Yeah. The thing that I question, though, is why does everybody buy milk? Because if the power goes out, doesn't milk spoil? Because we have been conditioned that whenever you have to have groceries for a while,

you get milk bread, eggs. The essentials. And the power may not always go out. It probably won't go out if it just snows a lot. And if it does. You put it outside. outside. Exactly. You put milk in this now. Think about that. Okay, I've never done that.

That's what I was questioning. I was like, why wouldn't we all be buying like a bunch of canned stuff and things? Because I, part of what they're worried about is... It's not the end of the world, Morgan. I want to talk about this with you too. It's going to be two days. I know. I'm just confused why we're buying milk bread and eggs. What is the fascination with those? Strong bones. You got to keep her bones strong. Calcium. Good point.

It just doesn't make sense in my brain. If it were like a week that would make more sense if you already consume a lot of milk and eggs, again, the essentials. But what you can do, and my grandma used to do this, why you know it, and you guys already do it. It sounds like if you lose power to your fridge and there's food you need and it's snowing, it's cold, you just put it outside out at the door. Perfect. And it stays cold. That's what I do with my beer. I put it in the snow. Ice cold. That's what you think of, your essentials.

Thank you guys for being here. We've got a big show today. You're actually on the podcast, is going to get to hear a performance for the first time on purpose in maybe a year, year and a half. Now on accident, we've left stuff in, we got in trouble for that. But I think one of my greater ideas has been to have artists do public domain songs. I don't know if they like doing it, but it's songs that are free because they're over a hundred years old. So that's going to happen coming up. I'm very excited about that. Glad you guys are here. All right, let's go. Let's go to Cassidy in North Dakota, who is calling right now. Cassidy. Thank you for calling the show. Morning in studio.

Morning. Oh, my gosh. I'm just calling one of my biggest regrets in life. is not going Bobby to your comedially inspirational tour when you were in North Dakota many years ago in Bismarck. Do you and any plan to ever be in Bismarck again and do that tour? Let me check my calendar. Oh, just in general. Right now, no plans for Bismarck. However, this is what I can say because I can't really say it yet because we're only 99% here.

I've almost degraded terms of the TV network from my comedically inspirational special. Let's go. Oh, so you'll be available everywhere. Mm-hmm. Good way to put it. It's almost, maybe this week I can say something. I have not signed a single thing. But I was really having some trouble.

Because if it was just about money, I would just put it on YouTube. I'd have made way more money putting my special on YouTube than anywhere else, oddly. And if it were just about reach, I could have gone to one of the big streamers, but they paid nothing. And I paid for my own show so I could edit it my way. And so I was having like this internal struggle of, like if I just put it on YouTube, I'm going to feel like a loser. Because like I wanted to do it so people would actually see it that didn't know who I was.

Because it's, it's a comedy show, but it's also inspirational. But then I paid, I funded the whole thing so I didn't want to like lose money on it. And even my wife and I were talking about it like on a podcast I did at the house. And because I'm very insecure, especially when it comes to like comedy. It's like because I'm not even a real comedian. But I've toured for the last four or five years. And we sent it out to a few places in a, and at, and at, network said we want it and it's not there I would love to say but it will but then once that airs

all that stuff is dead I can't do it anymore all those jokes and stuff yeah but I don't know but yeah no I'm this is not an announcement but it's an announcement there might be an announcement and then hopefully we're negotiating that I can still own it after they have it and then I can put it on YouTube and make money that's cool but I'll make some money I just want to lose money on it I don't think that's weird of me but also don't want to just put it on YouTube because I feel like anybody can put anything on YouTube. Although like some of my friends that do comedy, they're like, dude, put it on YouTube, that's what you want to make the most money?

That's where it is. So that's that. But no, no, not Bismarck, especially not in the winter. Shout out you guys. No chance. Too cold. Loved, love Bismarck, no wintertime. But yeah, hopefully I will be able to tell you very soon that it is going to be on a TV network, okay?

Awesome. Hey, love you, studio. Thank you so much for taking my call. Thank you for calling. Have a great day. I do want to go over and talk to Billy with these drones. I almost shot one down. Billy, you're on.

Hey, good morning, studio. Morning. Hey, I'm down here in Texas, and I tell you right now, when the one come over my house, it was two nights in a row, and the second night I said to heck with it. I went out there with my gun, and I started shooting right where that little camera would be. And I know there was one confirmed hit,

because once it hit, all of a sudden it just started. going towards the Brazzles River, never saw it again. Okay. I feel you. Because you got to think about it. Look at the military. If they can identify an American soldier from a Taliban, from no telling how many thousands of feet, what can them cameras do on them drones when they're that close to your house?

Exactly. See them underwear? I don't want that out. I'm embarrassed. That's invades into my privacy. Me too. It's like if my wife, if they got my wife in the shower, I don't care who owns it. They ain't safe nowhere in this world.

because I will find them. Yeah. I like that. This did straight on like, I know. I have skills. I felt that, everything about that. The difference for me is I don't think it was anybody looking at our, this has been a situation like nationally where there are these big drones flying over

and everybody's trying to figure out what the deal is. Over our whole neighborhood, big ones for days. I did get the gun. But I live next to other houses. And also, if I shoot a drone down, I have to get on social media and talk about it. Then I will get arrested. It'll be a bonehead story of the day. When we're like, how come people can't rob a bank and then not go on social media?

I will be celebrating. I'll be holding the drone as a trophy and then I will go to jail. So I am launching a counter drone. Maybe today or tomorrow. Because that's allowed. That is allowed. The three rules. One, you call the cops.

If there's a drone over your house. I'm going to tell you, I call the cops. They would not care. Number two, put a no drone zone sign above. You know what, that drone ain't going to care. I'm a no drone zone. And then three, you launch a counter drone. I don't even know what that means, but I just have, I think today it comes.

A counter drone. So, yeah, if I was in a rural area, I'd probably shoot at it. And then if it came down, I would just hide it because they don't, they won't have the footage, right? Or will it be on, like, the screen and the hand? They might have like an air tag on it too, dude. Not that. Oh, yeah. Never know.

Go in the neighbor's yard. Good point. Put in their trash can. Billy, thank you for the call. I feel like what you did. I just can't do that. I'm a little more public, so I know I'll get in trouble. They'll use me as an example.

I will see out where I live. The cops argue over who's going to come out because I live on the county line. So, you know, it is what it is. Yeah, that sounds unfortunate for you if you have a real situation. Do you have, like, people, like criminals running to get to your line, like a duke's a hazard? Because as soon as they crossed the line, county can't arrest them anymore? There was one criminal that come that way, but he found out that he wasn't welcome. Yeah, Billy's there.

Let's just say he met, let's just say he met a friend of mine. Let's just say. Let's just say. Hey, say no more. You're on the radio, buddy. You're on the radio. Hey, hope you have a great day. Appreciate your calling, Billy.

Hey, y'all too. Have a blessed one. All right, buddy. It's the anonymous. Hello, Bobby Bones. I've been feeling like my relationship with my girlfriend is nearing its end. And I'm pretty sure she feels similarly. But I don't know if I should break up.

up now or wait until after her birthday day. It's just a couple weeks. We have a birthday trip planned that we booked months ago. We were in a much better place when we planned the trip. But now I don't want to ruin her birthday and cancel the trip. But dragging it out for that feels unfair with Valentine's day also being right behind that. What's the right thing to do? Signed, future ex-boyfriend. Now, this is easy, but it's hard. The easy thing is you don't stay together because her birthday's coming up. Now, there are some issues with financial part of the trip. trip can you get your your money back you know are your flights refundable those are secondary issues you don't stay together just because of a trip or valentine's day or birthday or you don't so

you owe it to yourself not even her you owe it to yourself to be honest and not even if she feels like you two are staying together you're lying to her if you go on the trip do you don't go on the trip but now you got to figure out what you're going to do with the money do you just eat it do you say you should still go, I'll eat my part. If you can find somebody else. All of those are things you're going to have to deal with. But you don't go on the trip. Now you can say, hey, let's cancel the whole trip.

And then cancel her part. And then you can go. Because you're not your girlfriend anyway. But you should not go. And then worry, figure out the other details later. If everything is non-refundable, I still don't think you go together. No. The best gift you can give her is to go ahead and bring her.

break up with her now. Especially if she wants to break up, but even if it's just to you. Like that's not going to feel good in the moment, but later it's the best down the line. Yeah, don't do it. So our advice to you is it is going to be difficult. These are difficult conversations, especially when a trip's happening. I mean, I guess unless you really want to go on the trip. This is like something you've been dying to do.

But it's her birthday trip. Yeah, but sometimes I do that to my wife. I'm like, oh, for your birthday, we're going to go to raise my basketball game. She's like, oh. Yeah, right. Yeah, I know. Break it off, bud. be a buffalo be mature be mature be mature it's hard to do be mature break it off what did you

say that at buffalo be a buffalo okay go into the storm face it straight on don't be a cow if you go on the trip and drag this out for birthday valentine's day trip you're being a cow you're turning away from the storm and you're going to be in the storm longer keeping her in the storm longer and she's not good for anybody don't be a cow well cows do that eat more chicken yeah cows go away from the storm thinking they're going to avoid it but eventually the storm catches up to them and they're in it longer. Buffaloes go straight in and then it's it's brutal for a minute but they get out of the storm faster than cows. Be an adult. An adult buffalo. There you go. Close it up. My new year's resolution was to buy scratchoffs and win at least $1,000 over through the whole year.

Well, this is a $50 scratch off that I have done for this week. Come on. I lost. I'm just going to keep everybody out today. I almost forgot, but I bought all these $50 scratchers to last me for a bit. But my goal, I'm still on. Is that the first one of the year, you said? Second. Second, okay. Yeah, I'm over two. But I'm not keeping track with how much money I've lost.

I'm only going to try to win $1,000. Come on, baby. But secretly, I'll be keeping track. Don't worry. You always keep track. Yeah, because I'm so anal of that stuff. A win is a win. A win is a win.

I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me

or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to The Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok 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 IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. 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. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends,

Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by you. a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target.

He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body. having its own program.

I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes.

Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Bob Pittman, chairman and CEO of IHeart Media, and I'm kicking off a brand new season of my podcast, Math and Magic, stories from the frontiers of marketing. Math and Magic takes you behind the scenes of the biggest businesses and industries while sharing insights from the smartest minds in marketing. I'm talking to leaders from the entertainment industry to finance and everywhere in between. This seasonal math and magic, I'm talking to CEO of Liquid Death Mike Sassario, financier and public health advocate, Mike Milken. Take-2 interactive CEO, Strauss-Zalnik. If you're unable to take meaningful creative risk and therefore run the risk of making horrible creative mistakes, then you can't play in this business. Sesame Street CEO Sherry Weston and her own chief business officer, Lisa Coffey.

Making consumers see the value of the human voice and to have that guaranteed human promise behind it really makes it rise to the top. Listen to math and magic, stories from the frontiers of marketing on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Here's Amy's pile of stories. TikTok's latest obsession is Glickles. A lot of people are getting on board. Okay, didn't know this is a new story. But pickles have been all the weird trend to be a part of everything. And I saw glickles the other day and I'm like, I'm not eating glitter pickles. Yeah.

But there have been some weird like pickle ice cream stuff on TikTok. Tell these guys. Because I usually go pickles, I like pickles, but with anything feels weird. But the first time I ever had a piccadilly, a pickle snow cone, strawberry, it was awesome. But no glitter in pickles. Yeah, well, there's such thing as edible glitter and you need to make sure that it's that. But what people are doing is that. That can be healthy.

Glitter at all, edible or not. That cannot be good. They're getting edible glitter and they're dumping it into the jar of pickles and it makes it really pretty. Walla, you've got a jar of glicles and people are loving it. Kids are loving it. Adults are having fun with it. Jimmy Johns even got on board posting about it, but they used real glitter. So people were like, wait, right?

No way. Maybe it wasn't to eat. Maybe they were doing a video. I think they were just doing a video. Oh my gosh. That's where people were in the comments like, heads up, you have to use edible glitter. or it's not going to... I wouldn't use it.

I wouldn't use any kind of glitter. I wouldn't be a glickle. Don't do a glickle. Just don't do a glickle. Yeah, but pickles, surprisingly, go with things that aren't pickly. Yeah. I learned the hard way.

What was the thing that was viral recently? It was like pickles and wrapped up in cheese. Chickle. That's what it was. What? Okay. Yeah, it's like a, yes, you made a little like pickle taco with a slice of cheese and you grill it. Sounds weird.

Don't know that it's terrible, though. A chickle. A trickle. Add a little glitter. and you got a glchickel. Hey, Lion, Tickok's cheesy pickle. It's there. Oh, my goodness.

Everything is on TikTok, though. Yeah. Yeah, all right. But, hey, what if you put glitter on a chickle. Yeah, that sounds German. Oh, you did? I was trying to say how to say it. Glicklechicle.

I just did that exact bit. How would you say it is what I'm saying? I said it kind of like you just did glitoklickl. Sounds German. Okay, so according to a survey. Did you really say that and I missed it? Yeah, but that happens. No, but I was reading it.

I know. I know, no, I'll tell you. I was reading a voicemail about some under the husband's on only fans. Oh, no. We can talk about that. We can't. We can't. That's why I didn't hear that.

Sorry, I was looking ahead. That's on me, but go ahead. That kind of ties into my next story. Let it. Maybe. Let it rip. I don't know. According to a survey, nearly half of all Americans carry backup underwear with them in case, you know,

they may change clothes or they have an accident. They eat glickles and doesn't set just right. Or they go to the gym. But it's like before they leave the house, it's like, okay, computer, check, phone check, backup underwear, check. And I was like, huh, I wonder how many of us carry backup underwear. I do not. If I have an underwear issue, I just go underwear less until I get to underwear.

Commando? Yeah, I don't know if people so call it that, but yeah. I do. Yeah. Yeah, I let my glickle go free, you know? Yeah, but apparently that is the thing. And I do see as we get older why it might be coming handy. You carry underwear?

I don't, but now I'm like, wait, people do this. This is probably not a bad idea, just in case of emergencies. or whatever your story is. No, emergency poop my pants. I would just make sure it didn't go all the way through and then I would just take the underwear on. So I have a bunch of country songs that are turning 30 this year, which is going to make us feel old

because you're going to be picturing yourself right now if you're around our age 43 or so, you're 16 driving your car. Morgan, how old are you? I am 31. Okay, so these songs are basically Morgan's age. Yeah. A lot of these songs, like I was listening to while driving to high school. Check yes or no, George Strait. Dang.

I like it. I love it. Tim McGraw. Sold. John Michael Montgomery. Man, I like it. I love it and sold feel like two different

eras. Yeah. Because Tim McGraw is like still crushing it. Yeah. And I like John Michael Montgomery but he's kind of retired a bit.

He's still playing music but like he lives Kentucky and just chills. It feels like two different eras. Go ahead. This one's going to hit. Dust on the bottle. That one feels older.

David Lee Murphy. Oh yeah. No, I'm spending that wheelhouse. Really? Yeah. Yeah. And then any man of mine, Chenaya Twain.

Whoa. That's crazy. I don't know it feels about right to me How is it crazy to you? Which way? I feel like Chennai was not that long ago. Tim McGraw? Yeah, maybe a little older than that. Definitely dust in the bottle feels really older. Honorable mention, Texas Tornado.

My little Texas tornado is blowing you away again. Yeah, Tracy Lawrence, jam. I don't want to be wrong about that. All right, thank you. I'm Amy, that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good.

news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Let's go to Stillwater, Oklahoma, high school junior there, has dedicated her entire winter break to collecting and donating 400 pairs of shoes for students in need. Again, 16 years old, just thought she wanted to do this because she saw other kids that needed.

And so that's what she did. Lots of local support, lots of contributions, and inspired by it. Other people started jumping in. And then she's going to continue next year, and her goal is 800. but this is a snowball type thing where it starts. And that's massive. 400 pairs of shoes. A lot.

And to go 800, it's changing so many lives in ways that she will even never know because she's not going to see them every day. But that's real life stuff. And shout out to her. Baylor Citizen is her name. That's a pretty cool name. That's a celebrity name. If I were a rapper, that would be a cool name.

Like Baylor Citizen. Shout out Baylor Citizen. That's from News Nation now. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. My first fun fact, presidents get free postage for life. Whoa. They never have to pay for a stamp or poster stamp.

They got it. You're president, you get free postage. So lucky because it's like 50 cents to mail a letter now. That's ridiculous. It's just crazy. That's part of the things. That's part of the... What if they have to, like, ship packages?

Like, they can ship a couch for free? Hey, bro. No problem. Wow, that's cool. Oh, I don't know about a couch because I don't know if the postal service does that. They will. Well, UPS does. That's different, different entity.

Interesting. If you're president, I bet you just shipped a couch. I was going to bet on that one. Fun fact Friday, Amy. So farmers sometimes feed cow skittles because they're a cheap source of carbohydrates. No way. That feels like it would be like animal, like rules. Sure they love the skittles.

Except for I don't know if they have to worry about the red dye or whatever that is. Can't they feed them a million things other than skittles? Well, I mean, I feel like sugar might be bad for their gut. Is their poop colored? I don't know. Another digestive. Good question. It says that sometimes they eat skittles.

Skittles and other sweets as part of their feed. Me too. Lunchbox, Fun fact Friday. Anybody going to Cornell University can get a degree in wine making. It's called Viticulture in Inology. It's the cultivation of grapes

and the science of wine making. That is so cool. That's a lot of words. Hey, I didn't follow. Do you all know how many grapes are in a bottle of wine? 12. I want to go, 70. 380.

No, anywhere from 600 to 800 grapes per bottle. You upstage his stuff. fun fact. We didn't even get to talk about his fact. I didn't understand his. Me either. This is easy. You can go to school to make wine. At Cornell, I thought Cornell was like, you know. Yeah, that's like going, hey, you can go to school to be an engineer. Hey, at A&M, can you get a degree in winemaking? With agriculture, probably, something.

I don't hate your fun fact. I just didn't understand it. I just thought it was cool that you could go to Cornell, which is like, Ivy League. You're saying Cornell. And my friend Andy went to Cornell. Yeah, well, Ivy League is very sophisticated. I didn't realize they had a major in wine making. I would think an Ivy League would be happy if anybody did. I don't want to walk down this trail. I thought it would be like you had to go to Italy to find out how to make wine. Italy. You don't got to go to France to make fries, bro.

Guys, from Texas A&M, you can get a viticulture and analogy certificate, which is about winemaking processes. Okay, guys, I'm fine about something I have no opinion on. But you'll never forget how many grapes are in a bottle of it. I already forgot. I thought it was funny that you trumped his though, but so all good. Morgan. Yeah, so astronaut Chris Hadfield would call his wife from the international space station, but she thought he was a telemarketer. So there was this three-second delay, and she would always hang up on him. So NASA had to come, give her the phone number, and write space for every time he called. That's pretty funny.

Yeah, what's the caller ID on that, like from space? Moon 100. Another area code. There's an old clip of Joe Montana on the sideline in the 80s when you figured out that little phone that you could talk to your offensive coordinator up in the booth could actually call out and he calls wife from the game. Yeah, that's cool. Pretty funny.

That's a funny one. Eddie, have one? Yeah, this is for you. So if you leave a party without saying goodbye, you can save up to two days a year of your life. Dude, I got like three months free. What? How many parties are people going to?

Well, maybe just any social event. Because it takes forever. I got to say about everyone in the room. I have a, at my house, I have a strategy. When it's time for everybody to go, I don't yell, okay, time for everybody to go. I go to my room. I put on shorts and a cutoff,

and I reenter the party where everybody's dressed up and a cutoff shirt. And everybody goes, oh, I think it's time to go. He's ready for bed. Even in my wife's party, it went, it was a Sunday night. It went kind of long. I was just, you know, and I felt like everybody got their say, and everybody was ready to go. So you stood up.

I just stood up. I was like, all right, everybody. Thank you for coming. And if I had to cut off, I'd put it on the bathroom. Do you remember one time you texted me and said, it's time for you to go, so will you lead everyone out? So I was like, oh, yeah, so I left. And then once I left, you're a leader. Yeah, everyone else left.

Yeah, I'd text and be like, hey, you should go. And then people will follow. Yeah, that's how I have parties. in California you can only get the number 69 on a license plate if your car's model year is 69 because people want to have 69 of course and if someone says you're eating like a whale don't worry because they're exaggerating because a blue whale eats 20 million calories a day 20 million that's a lot that's like a blooming onion don't they just like open their mouth and just swallow whatever comes yeah probably but 20 million

is that fish for like a low cow food Well, you have a lot of fish. Yeah. Like the Mediterranean diet, you think it'd be a little lighter? Fun, Fat, Friday. In 1925, they made all these predictions about 2025, where we are today. Amy, I'm going to read you some of these. And you can tell me if we're there, we're close to being there, we'll never be there.

Number one, they predicted in 1925 people will live to be 150. No, we're not there. We're not there. We have lived a bit longer, yes, but we're not there. Actually, we took a couple stuff back in the last few years. I think now life expectancy is what, 87? Next, food will be delivered by tubes from communal kitchens. I mean, Uber eats.

Yeah, or I go to this ghost kitchen down the street where I never see a human, but I just go up to this locker and all of a sudden the food is there. What? So it's not a tube Jetson style, but we are getting food from a communal kitchen, meaning a restaurant. Yeah. And did you know, George Jetson, I think, would have been born this year? Oh, wow, based on the cartoon and when it happened. Oh, okay.

A television machine will replace the daily pictorial newspapers. Yeah. Giant airplanes will fly 50 passengers between London and Paris only in a couple hours. That's pretty close. Yeah. London and Paris. Because those are both over, I thought we're going to go America there now. But yeah, that's good.

Crime will be treated as a disease. It'll be splendid when they put you in a bed, take your temperature, and bring you grapes. for buying cigarettes after hours. What the crime back then? Yeah, dude, I don't know. People will be awakened by radio alarm clocks. Yeah. That's, we've already moved on from that one.

Yeah, that was a long time ago. Baldness will be universal. Not yet. You're rooting for that one? Yes. I'm waiting for the day. Yeah. We will run out of oil.

Oh, not yet. We haven't. Hey, who knows? I think we're crawling towards. We're headed that way. We're crawling. Smoking will be a thing of the past. Yes, we're getting there.

I do feel a resurgence in smoking, though, even in movies and pop culture. Why? I know, it's kind of becoming a thing again. We're smoking different things, vapes. Oh, that kind of smoking? I'm sure they mean cigarettes, but again, 100 years ago, they don't know what they didn't know. Books will be printed on nickel leaves and will contain 30,000 pages. Yes, except it's an iPad. Yeah.

Or Kindle. So it's not, yeah, it's not a nickel leave, whatever that is, but it is, you can have 500 books inside of a tablet. Canada will have the popular. of a hundred million. No idea. I don't think so. We can look that up. That upper part of Canada,

shout out to you guys, listen to the show in Canada. Too cold for me. 40 million. A little short. Yeah, we're 60 million short. Dang. Banking and burglary

will be wireless. Wow, they nailed it. In many ways. Wire fraud. Yes. There'll be a wheat shortage. I don't know. I don't know.

I feel like we can mass produce that. And speakers will be able to address the entire world at once and the unification of the human race will be complete. Oh, we're the opposite. No, yeah, the human race is not complete and we're not together at all. No. They're really swung and missed on that one. So those are predictions from 100 years ago. I think generally they did pretty good. I'm still waiting for the flying cars. Even like 20 years ago, they were like flying cars everywhere. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Firefighters in Overland Park, Kansas, they were responding to a medical emergency.

because this guy was out shoveling his driveway and he had a heart attack. And they're like, hey, heads up. Shoveling, so is no jokes. If you have preexisting heart conditions, be careful out there. So they went ahead and got him the medical care he needed. And once they knew he was going to be okay, the firefighters went ahead and shoveled the rest of his driveway. That's nice. Hey, he lived.

Yes. Everybody won. No, shoveling snow, man. It's a win-win. I might fake the heart attack because someone else can do it for me. Yeah. So this is kind of a PSA. They are putting it out there of like, hey, shoveling snow.

Again, it's physically demanding. So if you have heart condition, maybe see if someone can help you. Yeah, I just wouldn't shovel any snow. I'm not from a place that has snow, though, so I'm not used to that. Great story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Morning Corny.

The Morning Corny. Two artists had an art contest. It ended in a drawl. That's pretty cool. That was the morning gordony. We can use our phone as a request line too, excuse me, advice line. I know we take emails, but if you have any advice that you'd like to ask of us and say, hey, just change my voice, we will do that.

You can call 877 Bobby. Here's one. Hit this. I wanted to ask you what you guys thought about your husband or spouse subscribing to only friends. Happily married, found out that he had an only fan subscription over a year ago. Confredited him about it. She was bored. He wanted to see what it was about.

We got over it, moved on. It still lingers in my mind. Is that cheating? What is that? What do you guys think? First, I'm going to say he didn't sign up because he was bored and wanted to see what was going on. That is not accurate. If you're bored, you play a video game, you go and shoot stuff.

Maybe bored of the marriage. Well, yeah. Or maybe not even that. He just wants to look at naked girls, right? But there can be that you cannot be bored of the marriage and still want to go look at the P word. I'm not talking about four letters. They're kids listening. They're kids listening.

So I'm not going to assign him to that. But it's all the definite. Is it cheating? I'm going to go, no. Is it lying and dishonest? Yes. There's a very fine line. Cheating would be, in my opinion, with another human.

But lying is awful too. And it's so close to that. He was not bored. That's not why he did it because he was bored and just wanted to see what was going on. No, he wanted to see what he was signing up for. Because you sign up and subscribe to specific people on that. It's great. You confronted him.

If you believe him, you are allowed to move on. He did not cheat because it wasn't like a relationship with that person. Because again, even if you're not meeting and touching, if you have an online relationship with somebody, that could be considered cheating because you have an emotional relationship with somebody. This is somebody that has tons of subscribers and they're sending them. pictures, right? Is Only fans only that kind of stuff? Or could you like pay to watch someone eat? So at a time, OnlyFans started to market toward things that weren't that stuff, but they realized that wasn't happening. Oh, okay. So yes. They tried to clean it up, but the clean version was not.

So is it cheating? I'm going to go with no. Is it lying? Absolutely. Oh, does it fall under that category of microcheating? That's stupid. Oh, well, yeah, I didn't make it up. I know. It's stupid. Either you cheated or you didn't. You can be dishonest, you can lie. But again, it's all you guys's interpretation. If you guys have had a rule and if you're doing this, it's cheating, then it's cheating. If you're asking me my opinion, I would say he did not cheat, but he did lie. And that's really bad.

And if you believe him from now on, you move forward and make him build the trust. But I don't think that's cheating. But I think it's a symptom of something else. What is it? That's what I say. Lunchbox? I don't think it's cheating at all, man. I mean, it's just like if you had a subscription to that magazine,

back in the day, you know, P-boy. Uh-huh. Well, you can say playboy. That's a different, okay. Pea boy. It's a different magazine, too. Yeah, I just think it's looking at pictures. It's looking at videos.

It's sort of like looking at someone in a swimsuit at the beach. But if you have to hide it, if you have to hide it, it's dishonest. And that's not the same. I didn't say it wasn't dishonest, but it's not cheating. He shouldn't be in trouble. Let him be. No, he should be in trouble if that's a get, but it. I guess it is the same thing, but it doesn't mean everybody was okay with that

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stories from the frontiers in marketing on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Here we go. On the Bobby Bones Show now. Dylan Marlow and Dylan Scott. All right, a question for you two, Dillans. When you're together, who's what? I'm Dillon number one.

He's Dillon number two. Now, did you just declare that right now? And you're, by the way, that's Dillon Scott. And deeper voice, so you get to go, I'm one. Is that what it is? Well, I mean, it's, I'm older. Okay, fair. Better looking.

I mean, it's just. part of it. Yeah, yeah, I agree with that. I don't. Dylan's God. Both equally beautiful. So, you're Dylan one? Yeah. Yeah. I took Dylan on tour a couple years ago. Oh, yeah. He was opening. I mean, I have to be Dylan. For sure. Yeah. Yeah. You're big dog Dylan. So I call you then. You should make him call you Daddy. Daddy. I go Daddy Bill. Baddy, Dick, Dog Dylan. Yeah, yeah.

My boy. So on this song, which by the way, congratulations, it's a monster hit. It's two, all of it's been like, wow, I bet they wondered, should we put two Dillans? Like in the board, in the room where like executives that wear ties, like sit together with the button up shirts, and they debate what they're going to invest their time and money in? You think they were like, can we do two Dillans?

Probably. I mean, they turned us down at first. Now we're talking. Because I can understand the confusion, regardless of how awesome the song is and the ideas, I can still be like, hmm, I think one Dillon's enough. Let's find like a John. Well, I mean, there's multiple Luke's out there. Of course, 11.

Yeah. You know. Just in this room, yeah. Yeah, we got shot down the first time we brought boys back home in. Yeah. Yeah. Because? I honestly have no idea. Yeah. I'm glad we did.

Yeah. Now, you know. What'd you learn from it? Why are you glad you got shot down? It was just better timing now, I think, don't you think? Yeah, I mean, the first time that we were going to put it out, I didn't have a deal, so there was no shot at radio, I don't think. So later when we put it out, I had a record deal, so we were able to have, like, a radio team and stuff. Oh, you got a little more mf behind you?

Yeah. Yeah. So then help me out here. Who on, whose song is it? Dylan number two. Well, I wrote it and then. But is it your, is it Dylan Marlo featured? I guess I'm just confused by all this, you know?

Yeah, it's yeah, it's my song featuring. Dylan Scott. Yeah. So it's on, because I'm looking, oh, I'll pull it up. It's Dylan number two feature in Dylan number one. Oh, that's what it says. Yeah, I'm looking at it right now on the stream. Yeah, Dylan number two featuring Dylan number one.

Yeah. So Dylan Scott, I have to call him by the full names. You wrote this. Yes. How long ago? Tell me about it. Tell me about what's up in like in the room. Did it start off as the same tempo?

Like what happened with the song? I wrote it probably honestly, I don't know. Three years ago, maybe close to four with Seth Ennis and Joe Fox. And I just sat on it for a while. And when he brought me on tour, he was like, hey, can you show me some stuff you're pumped about? And I showed him that. I think it was your idea. He was like, dude, let me sing on this.

And we'll just be two Dillins on one song. That's cool. Yeah. So that's kind of how it happened. He took you on tour back in the day? Yeah, first tour, yeah. And so how'd that go? That was sick.

What did you learn from him, act like he's not here? Okay. If I had to, I mean, probably just not to take it too serious. Like, everybody takes it, every other tour we've been on has been great. It's been like, probably, I don't know, it's been really fun. I mean, I think I remember taking a shower one day, and I just turned the shower off,

and I look above me, and there's like a two-gallon jug of salsa that just got dumped on me in the shower. Huh. And so, like, it just... Boy, Dylan Scott's wanted to party with it, I feel like. I think it's just like never, don't take it too serious. Like, we're having fun out there. And also just how, like, I mean, you're good at working crowds and stuff.

So learning just... Like watching him? Yeah. Yeah. What about, like, he's pretty jacked? Dylan number one's pretty jacked. You need that rub off on you? Well, he actually got that workout regimen for me.

See, there you got another. Del number two tall, Dylan number one. Wow. No. No, I think the first time I ever did pre-workout, Dylan was like, you ever had this? I was like, no. He's like, oh, no. He's like, dude, take a scoop of this.

Oh, you mean like a powder? Yeah. Oh, yeah. First time I'd ever tried it and I was like coming out of my skin. Like three hours. I didn't know I took your pre-workout virginity, dude, hey. Hey, man. Is that like a thing?

You want to get some pre-workout? Bobby, do you take free workout? Yeah, it depends on how exhausted I am before I work out. If I'm like burnt and I haven't left the building since, and I have to work out at three, about 2.15, I'm scooping it up. About 258, I'm like, oh, blah, blah, let's go. I can't. I tried.

I would, I start. Even if I do enough spit in my mouth, I still can't get it all the way down. Then I choke for the next hour of like little floods in there. Yeah. I figure you dry scoop or like do it through all the holes. Like just dry all the holes. You know what I mean? Like you're that dude, you know?

Dill number one's that dude. I want to play this song real quick. We have a lot to talk about. So set this up here. Dylan Marlow, Dylan, Dylan number two. So when you put it out, the ceiling in your mind was hopefully a number one or hopefully it would just like catch on virally or what? Yeah, I mean, he was like, dude, if we put this out, like, we have a chance to go on the radio.

And I had never, I'd had a song that I put up before that did, like, good, but right at the last second, they decided not to send it to radio. So I'm like, this is just impossible. And then when we posted, like, the first video of us, it kind of blew up. That was the first, like, really viral thing that ever happened to me. So I was like, let's go. We just send it that right there. And the checks will be coming. Oh, well they.

Here we go. On the Bobby Bones show now. Marlowe and Dylan Scott. What I like about both of you, this may seem a little self-serving, but what I like about both of you is that I like both of you, and that doesn't happen all the time. And so I will only ask of people that I like, like something new and somewhat experimental. Now, there are these rules in podcasting, and our radio show, it has its own life, it's in all these cities great. Our podcast is a monster podcast, but there are all these new rules

and regulations about podcasts where we can put no music on any podcast because we'll get sued. And I understand the legalities behind it. The other day, like a week ago, maybe two weeks ago, I was like, you know what we can play because we won't get sued are public domain songs, meaning you could go through public domain. You could do London Bridge. It's been out for 100 years, so it's free to play. You can even cover Delamarlal, London Bridge, you put on a record if you want it to. He's not too good for it.

You heard him right there. It's like Christmas songs, like some of the old ones. That's why everybody puts it on record because they're first. free, right? You get it all. And so I said, man, who would I love to come up and try this experiment out? It goes on the radio show, but we can put it on the podcast because we have millions and millions of people a month that listen. And I feel like some of our podcast listeners don't get to enjoy how awesome you guys are as live performers. So I said, I like Dylan Marlow, and I like Dylan Scott. I'm going to ask them to do it. So I don't ask people to do anything.

You guys have to understand. I don't even, I feel guilty of people come up here and play because I'm like, they don't want to play. They're annoyed to even play when they're here with me. So thank you for letting me like you, first of all. You're welcome. Thank you. And secondly, we're going to try this public domain song. What did you choose? It's over 100 years old. Yeah. We chose a good tell it on the mountain. It's a good one? The jam. At about 10 o'clock last night. Yeah, 10 o'clock last night. We're figuring it out. So y'all know it? We know it. We know it. And you know what? If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. They are so nice to do this. This is going to work. This is a favor to me.

So we have Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott doing our first ever public, and to all our podcast listeners, to the millions and millions of people podcast in this. This is for you. I feel like we're about to go to church. We're about to go to church. We're going to need y'all to help us out. No, no, no, no, no. We have a rule.

We can't, we don't because we ruin songs. I know, you ain't got to sing. You can clap. Even worse. There's like three of us out of seven they can clap on beat. We'll show you where this is 1905. This is, we're about to get our our gospel on it. All right, here we go. Let's go tell it on the mountain.

Yeah, go tell it on the mountains over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountains that Jesus Christ is born. Yeah, go tell it on the mountains over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountain that Jesus. Jesus Christ is born While shepherds kept there watching Over silent flocks at night They hold throughout the heavens

They're shone A holy light, so go Tell it on the mountains Over the hills and everywhere go Tell it on the mountains That Jesus Christ is born born Down in a

lowly manger Our humble Christ was born Brought us all salvation That blessed Christmas morning Oh go

Tell it on the mountains Over the hills And everywhere Go tell it On the mountains That Jesus Christ is born

All right this is the part where if you feel in the spirit in here, we get to clapping. I'm feeling it. Yeah, go tell it on the mountains over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountains that Jesus Christ is born. Yeah, go, tell it on the mountains over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountains. that Jesus Christ

was born Randy Travis would go boom that was awesome even aside from everything else like that was just awesome that's a great that was awesome

okay so yeah podcast listeners just heard a song for the first time in like forever they didn't know music existed they thought music was just killed off the world like in an like apocalypse and no more music

okay so let's do this so if you go Let's do Dylan Scott first. You go dillonscott country.com, the country till I die tour. Got a lot of shows. You got a lot of shows. You got a lot of hits. Do you play them?

Oh, we play them. Of course you do. I thought so. I thought you'd say that. Yes, sir. I'm really just an influencer, Corey and Amy, so. It happens. To some people, I know people that enjoy your home life.

Oh, yeah, yeah. Not even they don't, not even they don't like your music, but they know you from what you do on your Instagram at home. your family. Is that a bad thing? No, it absolutely is. You need nine. You need nine ways for people to know you and need four revenue streams at least. Okay, cool. So don't feel ashamed. All right. Um, we do an influencing tour. That'd be hilarious. I don't know what that is. I don't either, but it'd be fun. Influencing. Just go on influence people. Yeah, just go hang out with the kid and the wife and stuff, you know. Um, okay, so you're doing shows, um, all the way

through May, you guys, um, it's all the cities we're in Boston. You got Cincinnati, in Toronto, you're going to Canada, Boise, Salt Lake City. Go check. out Dylan Scott. Tell me something about your show. Just a random fact. When people come to see you, they will experience Blank. I mean, they're just going to experience a bunch of real stuff, man. I mean, I like to have a good time. Like Dylan was talking earlier, I don't take it too serious, man. At the end of the day, it's not rocket signs. It's just music, you know. So I just like people to come and have a good time and not worry about what's going on in their life. Maybe some salsa gets dumped on you randomly. That would be fun. Every show, someone gets some salsa.

All right, Dylan Marlowe, let's talk about you. New record? Yeah. The old mid-20s crisis. Old mid-20s crisis. I just roll my eyes at that. It ain't a crisis. But I hear you.

And to you are a songwriter. You're a songwriter. How important was it to you to write a bunch of these? I mean, you co-wrote, I guess, every song on the record. How important was that to you? Yeah, it was important. Just helps me, like, sharper my crowds, I think. But I've also never been opposed to taking an outside song,

but at this point in my career, nobody's sending me the A-plus songs yet. So we're getting there. Until then, I'll just write all my own stuff. They're about to. Dylanmarloo official.com, and again, the mid-20s crisis tour, same thing. I'm going to give you the same question.

If they come to a Dylan Marlowe tour, they will experience blank. Just a good time. I mean, same thing. I think I learned from him not to take it too serious, but the funest thing about this tour, We've got to play some of these songs on the record one time at an album release show here in town, and it's super rocking. So it's going to be probably different than any show that we've ever done just as far as, like, the music.

So I'm excited to play it loud. For both of you guys, Dylan Scott, what song do you play where the crowd sings back or screams the loudest? Which one? Yeah, which one? Pick one. I got one. They play the boys back on. Hey, there was a time I hadn't known.

Yeah. We're just... But that ain't now. If you play what song do they scream the loud? out of us right now. Golly, right now. I mean, honestly, dude, what's crazy is, I mean, I had my first number one.

I was 25, so that's what, shoot, that was almost nine years ago. I mean, my girl, they're still screaming my girl. But, like, even we released a song back in March that, you know, was not a single. It's just a DSP release called What I'll Never Have. And, I mean, they're screaming it back to us, you know. It's crazy.

And then, Dylan, I know you made a joke, like, it's your hit. Yeah. But, like, you have fans, a lot of fans. What song did the, let's take that one off. Take the single off. What song, if you play it, do most people know in single out the longest? If you take that one out, probably record high.

Or the Taylor Swift cover you do. Yeah, we did a really cool, like, punk rock Taylor Swift cover. Which one? Which song? Back to December. Oh, that's good. Back to December. I play for you, but you get in trouble.

I know. I wish we could play that on the podcast. I need to hear it now. I know. Okay. Thank you guys. Congratulations on the song. It's a big old massive hit.

I love once. somebody does something a little different, two Dillans, never seen it done before. And you guys just did it. We did it. Nobody will ever try it again either. You've claimed you've put the flag in two Dillens. That's right. Sounds like a law firm and I like that.

Dillon and Dillon. Dillon and Dillon. Dylent. That is correct. Called Dylent and Dylent. Go watch them on tour, stream the music. Buy merch up on there. Because again, you want to help an artist these days.

Everything is, that kind of stuff helps. Even buy merch, if you're not at a show. You're like, I'm a big fan. Buy a hoodie or something because it really does help an artist. it's how artists make money because the old days of the CDs those are long gone aren't they boys Dylan Marley and have a CD player

I have one that I hook on my belt He's like Flip it shus a Lincoln Park CD He's like I'll wear that Just to be funny Thank you guys, big fans of both of you And I appreciate you guys coming in There they are

Dylan Marlo and Dylan Scott Nice job Oh, wow. Wake up, you wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you're here, ready, and me lunchbox, more game two. The Steve Red Havits trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit.

Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is. This is the Bobby Vaugh. Easy trivia, the category's famous cartoon characters. What's the name of the yellow sponge-like character, Eddie, who lives on a pineapple under the sea? That's SpongeBob. That's correct. Eddie is the champion.

He's one of the tiara. Congratulations. Thank you. Amy, which cartoon mouse wears red shorts and has big round ears? Mickey Mouse? Correct. It's easy. I know.

Easy trivia. Then maybe you're like worried about it. No tricks. It seemed a little off on that one. Abby, who is the adventurous Spanish-speaking little girl with a talking. backpack. Dora. Correct. Dora the Explorer. Lunchbox, which dog helps solve mysteries with Shaggy, Velma, and the rest of the gang? Scuba do. Correct. So, nobody goes home. That one is so easy. The scoreboard is, because Amy had some big wins at the end of the year, Eddie four, one away

from repeating. Amy three, Abby one, lunchbox, zero. Category's weather. See how long you can last. Easy trivia. Eddie, what's the name of the bright flash of light during a thunderstorm? That is lightning. Correct. Amy, what's the strongest type of windstorm often forming over warm ocean water? That would be a hurricane. Correct.

Abby, what weather phenomenon is a swirling column of air that touches the ground? Tornado. Correct. Lunchbox, what do we call a long period of little or no rainfall? Oh, that's a drought, like my winning in easy trivia. We don't need any commentary here. Country capitals. Eddie, what's the capital of France?

Paris. Correct. Amy, what's the capital of Japan? Tokyo. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the capital of the UK, United Kingdom? Oh, Abby. Sorry, Abby.

London. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the capital of Italy? Can I have the London one? Italy. What is in Italy? Oh, roll! Correct.

Oh. Easy trivia in the category's 2000's events. Eddie, in 2007, Apple released what tech product that changed communication forever? The iPhone. Correct.

Amy, what social media platform launched in 2004 was created by Mark Zuckerberg? Okay. Wow. Okay. She went just off 2004. Show off. That's risky-disky.

All right. Abby, who was elected as the first African-American president of the United States of 2008. That would be Obama. Correct. Lunchbox, what music competition show helped launch Kelly Clarkson's career in 2002? American Idol. Correct.

The category is the solar system. Oh, son of a God. Eddie, what's the largest planet in the solar system? Jupiter. Correct. Wow! Amy, what's the name of Earth's natural satellite? Dang.

I feel like I know this. What's the? name of Earth's natural satellite? Answer? Time. The moon. Good gap. The natural satellite

is the moon. Abby, what planet has rings made of ice and rock? Saturn. Correct. Lunchbox, what star is at the center of our solar system? Thanks, guys. The sun. Correct. Amy's out.

Bye, Amy. Did y'all know that one? The moon? No. No, I just learned the sun was a star like a couple weeks ago when you got told me. Eddie went Russian. Lunchboxes learned. Dang, I wish Eddie would have gotten that one. That would be funny.

Come back and finish the game right after this. We're playing easy trivia. Only three people remain. The category is favorite foods of cartoon characters. Eddie, what Scooby-Doo's favorite snack? Scooby snack. Correct. Wow.

What? Abby, what does Garfield, the lazy orange cat, love to eat the most? I think it is... Hold on. Garfield. Garfield. What does he love to eat the most? He likes to eat cheese.

Oh, incorrect. Pizza. Lasagna. Lausonia. Oh, dang. It has cheese on it. It does have cheese. Lunchbox.

Damn. Yeah, I got to get this or we got a champ. I got to get this or we got a champ. what you're telling me? What's the teenage mutant ninja turtle's favorite food? Pizza! Correct. Who remain?

Eddie Muncheon. What car brand has a logo with four interlocking rings, Eddie? Audi. Wow, good job. I mean, is it that hard? That's pretty easy. To me, I think so. Let me tell you, there used to be this hottie that came into Sam.

She drove an Audi. Oh, man, we knew when she was in the building. For me, I would have to think about that one. Okay. That's how I learned about it. I'd have struggled. No, I get it. Lunchbox, what Italian car brand is known for its prancing horse logo?

Ferrari. Correct. In cars, Eddie, still. What car brand is famous for the Model T, the first mass-produced vehicle? It's Ford. Correct. Lunchbox, what German car brand has the slogan, the ultimate driving machine? What German car brand has the slogan the ultimate driving machine?

BMW. Correct. Boom! Let's go! me, baby. Hey, let's stay. Fancy me? Car parts. No, let's go. Let's get out of cars. No, car parts. I love it. Why do you all fancy me? Because I knew the two fancy cars.

Huh. Okay. Eddie, what's the term for the part of the car that produces power to make it move? The power? What's the term for the part of the car that produces the power to make it go, make it move? Produces the power to make it go. I mean, that's got to be the end. engine. Let's go engine. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the name of the meter that shows how far the car or how fast the car is moving?

Spadometer. Correct. Good job. Are you standing car parts? Wow. No. News of the 90s. Oh, boy. Lunchbox.

What was the name of the South African? Eddie. I'm sorry, Eddie. Thank you, guys. Good job. What was the name of the South African leader who was released from prison in 1990 after 27 years? Nelson Mandela. Correct.

Lunchbox. What princess tragically died in a car crash in Paris in 1997? Diana. Correct. Princess Diana. You really crying? Last category. Then we go to speed round.

Famous bodies of water. Hey. Eddie, what sea is known for being extremely salty and easy to float in? That's the dead sea. Correct. Lunchbox, how many great lakes are there? Let's go, baby. He's got this.

I think it's over. You think he's over. You think he's going to miss it? Yes. It's easy. How many great legs are there at lunchbox? Five seconds. Oh my gosh.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Stop. Stop right now. Erie. Stop. Look at the clock. Oh, five. Correct.

Oh, my gosh. And you remember that just for future. It's Holmes. H-O-M-E-S. I had Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and then you said time, and I just had to guess because I couldn't think of any more.

Remember Holmes. Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior. Holmes. All right. Good guess. Holmes. Okay, here we go.

Speed around. Oh, man. 30 questions. I'm in. Buzz in with your name. The category is sixth grade math. Oh, my gosh. What's an angle that has more than 90 lunch box?

Obtruse. Incorrect. It's not obtruse. Eddie. More obtuse. Uptus is correct. Whoa! I got a math question right?

Oh, shut up. I gave it to you. You took my answer Did he just say it wrong? He said all truce He had a trot instead of a to Got it Yeah

That's a dialect That's not a dialect That's not a dialect That's not a dialect We have All right next up A bruce Technology

Oh What does the G stand for In 5G technology What Oh Lunchbox Luggs No

Eddie Bigger bites Incorrect It's not gigabyte. Get my G-D, man. The category is. What was it? What is it?

Oh, generation. Thank you. Five-generation? Five-G-G-Fit generation, five-generation. Dang. It's close. Famous video games. If Eddie gets it, he wins.

If nobody gets it, Eddie wins, Blanchebts against it, we go to sudden, sudden death. Stupid obtruse. And then we do slap fight for the wins. Oh, man. All right, last one. Famous video games is the category.

What handheld console? Eddie. Eddie. That's a Game Boy. Correct. Was released by Nintendo. Yes. In 1989.

Yes! Eddie is our winner. Easy trivia, baby. You win again. I've got some new role changes for the next season. Oh, no. What are they? I'll tell you, when we get to the next season.

Okay. All right, Eddie is our champion. Congratulations. Thank you, thank you. A champion again. Wow. He's the people's champion. What can I say?

Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Georgia. A 43-year-old man was turning himself back into police, heading back to jail because he violated his parole. So when they're checking him in to the jail. They had to do a body search. And what they find? Vap canisters, syringes,

vape cartridges, batteries, and a cigarette. But then you kept going. Like, where'd they find it? Like all that? In his rectum. No. Okay, I'd like to, if you had to listen to things slowly, please. I need him to hear, I need to hear all these things slowly that was in his rectum. Go ahead. Vap canisters? Can't, so there's, okay, small. Surringes? That's not small. Thin, though. Yeah, I could see that fitting. Thin, yeah. Vap cartridges. Okay. Batteries. AAA? Or watch batteries? Or the watch batteries? Or the circle ones maybe? Yeah, the watch ones. And a cigarette lighter. We're all in the keister. Oh, dang.

Individually, you're like, okay, I see. All that together. Does it like jingle around like change, though? No clue. Like, is he walking different? Yes. He must have done this before, though. This is not a do all that at once your first time. Like, sometimes I'll do a watch battery just to get practice. Oh, no. Don't. Yeah. I don't know. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. I guess Lunchbox has a new beef with Morgan. He thinks that Morgan has a distorted view of herself.

Why do you think this now? Because Morgan thinks she is the hottest thing on this planet. Amy used to think everyone was hitting on her. Now Morgan thinks everyone is trying to abduct her. Everywhere she goes, I almost got abducted. This person was about to kidnap me. This Uber driver tried to take me. I overheard her talking to Abby and she was like,

yeah, when we were in Barcelona, there was a guy following us. and the locals had to surround us and save us from being abducted or sexually trafficked. Oh. And I was like, what in the world? She was like... Like human trafficked? Yeah, that's what I meant. Yeah, okay.

I thought that's what it was called. She was like, but locally, the locals at the park made a circle around us and they escorted us to an Uber so this guy didn't get us. I'm like, everywhere she goes, she is seconds away from being abducted. It's amazing. Morgan, first of all, would you elaborate on that story? Yeah, this really happened. This is in daylight in a park.

Barcelona and there was a guy we were hanging on in this park for like 30 minutes and about 10 minutes in I realized it was like this guy is still behind us like this guy keeps following us and I started to panic a little bit and then as soon as I turned around he like saw me look at him and he started to kind of lunge at me and that's when a group of locals were like oh this they don't know this man and they really did like circle us and we're like protecting us and he started yelling and then there was two girls who part of that group that surrounded us were like, do you guys know him? And we're like, no, we have no idea who this guy is. And they're like, yeah, he's following you for sure. And so they escorted us out of the park and got us into an Uber. That was not an exaggeration. That really happened.

I believe that happened and I believe you. Let's say, though, that you're not you. And you hear stories of people following you to your house. Uber drivers trying to abduct you multiple times. this. What would you say Morgan? What would say it's happening to Morgan? Why is it happening to Morgan? I think it's somebody who's just really aware of what's happening around them. You think, so you think it's you and there are people constantly trying to abduct you? I don't know that it's like constantly adoption. That might be like the long stretch. I have no idea what this guy's intentions were, but I have to assume the worst. But not this guy. I'm talking all of them. I believe her with every story she's told. I do. I believe every story she's told. But I think we just got clarity with

what she said. She has to assume the worst. She's assuming the worst so that she can be prepared to take care of herself. But even some of the things that happen are not just assuming, like, Uber drivers miss exits on purpose for three times. Uber drivers keep coming by her house after they drop her.

It's stuff like that. Like, I would assume that too. This is a lot of crazy stuff happening. Do you think, like, Lunchmark says, that everybody wants some Morgan and you're so attractive that guys cannot resist but try to abduct you? I don't think that's why. I don't know. I don't know why this is how, I don't know if it's because

I am friendly, I don't know if it's because I'm smiling too much, I don't know what energy I'm putting out into the world to have this happen to me. But I also know that I'm doing a lot of things and I'm out in public a lot so the more you're out in doing things, the more possibility things are just going to happen.

I'd like to restate, I've believed every story you've told. Thank you. There are a lot of them though, so then I wonder is it a certain perfume? Like, what is she doing? I don't know. I've met a lot of women in my life and none of them have been almost abducted in their life. You've been a lot of women in your life?

I'm telling you. I know a lot of women. Wow. And none of them have been almost abducted as much as Morgan. Well, she said that she doesn't know what kind of energy she's putting out there. She's assuming the worst all the time, so she's putting that energy out there. You don't wear like a necklace as like free girl or anything like that. I know. Yeah, yeah, I know. Okay. Just making sure. Yeah, yeah. Because I would be like, don't wear that. That's why they're wanting to take you. Must be scary to be Morgan. Must be scary to be a young. attractive female.

Yeah. What's that like? I don't think it's uncons. I don't know that as many people talk about it that it happens because I don't think people want to assume that that's happening. Or they're not as aware as you are. Yeah, I'm really aware of my surroundings all the time and maybe it's because I'm assuming the worst could happen.

Like there was that guy that wanted to expose himself in front of her or something that one time at the opera. Like I just don't think I would have been aware of that. I've been like, oh. Or you'd have been like, yeah, let's see it. This is for a bit. Like, come on. I'd like talk about this on the show.

And then Santa Reef. recently? Oh, yeah. Santa hit on her. Santa hit on her. Sam, I want to take her back to the North Pole. The best part is I have proof of all of these, like happening. Yes, we believe you.

I wish I could make this stuff up. Yeah, you're aware. Okay, lunchbox, part of me understands that you think it's ridiculous. Yeah. But it's not how he says it. Where she thinks she's so hot, everybody needs peace. Eat them, they got to steal it. Right.

So, okay, do you feel comfortable? Do you feel satisfied with her explanation? I guess. I mean, I just can't wait until next week when she was almost abducted again. I mean, what's going to happen next? I heard, I don't know if this is true or not that. You met a lot of women. I have met a lot of women. All right, we're done.

Hey, thank you guys for being here. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

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