The Bobby Bones Show - (Fri Full Show) Joe Exotic (Tiger King) Calls From Prison + Has Scuba Steve Changed His Mind About Getting a Vasectomy? + Bachelor/Bachelorette Party Cheaters!

Episode Date: May 26, 2023

Joe Exotic calls into the show from prison to share an update about what prison life is like, how he has proof that can prove he's innocent, what his true intentions were when he started filming 'Tiger King,' and reveals if he's ever seen it! It's an interesting interview you won't want to miss! Plus, find out if Scuba Steve has changed his mind about getting a vasectomy! Then, we share a story about how people are more likely to cheat on their partners while at a bachelor or bachelorette party. Hear our thoughts on it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But first I'm going to say, morning studio. Morning. Coming up later, we're supposed to get a call from prison, from Joe Exotic, from Tiger King. We don't know. I don't know. They say it's coming. I don't know. I don't know how prison calls work.

I don't know if you can just pick a time and commit to it. Because what if something bad happens? Maybe it's shanked. Right? Do you still make that call? That happens. So Joe Exotic from prison coming up later on in the show. Also, now what we're going to do is we were just told we're going to talk to the person who won survivor.

Yam, Yam, Yam. Jam, Jam. Oh, it's spelled. yam yam though. Yeah, but he's from Puerto Rico so I guess they say Jam Jam. Okay, so they said, do you want to talk to the winner of Survivor because it just happened the night before last? Yeah. I know lunchbox watches.

Scuba Steve's also a big watcher. Really? So instead of what we normally do, we're going to talk to Jam Jam who just won Survivor. Season 44! Wow. That's a lot of seasons. I mean, let me tell you, fantastic season. Jam Jam's a 36 year old salon owner from Puerto Rico. He beat Heidi

and Carolyn 710 and the final Jerry vote and Jam Jam is on now. So Bobby Bones show interview. In case you didn't know. All right Jam Jam, good to see you buddy. Hi, nice to meet you. I want to say a couple things. First of all, I saw like a full wardrobe change in 30 seconds.

We were like getting to watch your a little bit of your interview with like a TV station and you walked off and you came right back and you were fully dressed in a suit jacket and a buttoned up shirt so I don't know how you did it but that's pretty amazing. I'm a magician. Yeah. I felt that. And I also know just a quick understanding here, you've got to be exhausted.

Well, I guess because the show wasn't live. Well, after I won Dancing with the Stars, we had to get on a plane and fly right over to New York and do all the press all day the next day, and I was exhausted. I guess the difference is, it wasn't live last night, was it? It wasn't live, no, it was pre-recorded, but I party hard. I like that, see?

He knows. Jam, Jam, want to introduce to my friend Lunchbox, who is a massive fan, lunchbox. Oh, Jam, Jam, I mean, at what point in the game do you start thinking, I can actually win this thing. I went into thinking I was going to win. Always, I always have the philosophy of whatever you say is going to happen.

Like your words have power. But the actual moment I knew it was going to go my way was when the jury started to vote. Like when we were done and they were going up those steps, I was like, I think I won. Oh my God. Yes. So if you are, so let's say you go to fire, you lose to Carson or whatever, who would you have voted for if you were on the jury? If it was me in the jury instead of Carson and the final was Carson, Caroline, and Heidi, I would probably vote for Carson to win. Jam, Jam, what did it do to you physically?

And then what did it do physically once you got off the show? Talk about that. I look hot. Oh, damn. I was like, I lost all that weight. I was like, ooh, I'm going to keep it off. No, I gained it right back and more. I look sexy.

I did. Oh, my God, you had no idea. I was so excited. So when they tell you that you. you're going to be on the show. What's that process? Do they email you? Is it a call? And it's like also be very quiet about this. And then how do you not tell everybody what's going on? They call me the second episode of season 42 that was like March 14 and say like you're on it. I started crying right away. Of course you cannot tell anyone like everybody has to sign an NDA and

they cannot say anything. I told everybody that I was going to Costa Rica to help my father because My father lives in Costa Rica. He was like building a house and I was like, I'm not going to have any kind of communication with anyone. I'm going to be away in a jungle, which I was, but not in Costa Rica. So you come back and you won, so you were there the entire time, meaning you were playing the game the entire time. Everybody else who didn't win and was eliminated, do they just stay in a hotel and chill so they don't get back in an earlier time? That's how it happens. Yeah.

They go back to something called Ponderosa, which is like a hotel. And they're living the life. It's like free vacation. And, you know, they have to get dressed every other day. And, like, they can drink whatever they want. They get all the massage. They have a pool. They can, you know, everything by communication is the only thing.

Like, they also don't have any kind of, like, cell phone or internet or anything. But, you know. Well, that sucks. No cell phone to Internet. So that's not my vacation is only cell phone and Internet. That's the difference. Well, what is your advice to somebody who wants to be on a show? And then what is your advice to somebody who's getting on a show, but only starting it?

My advice is you have to be comfortable with who you are. If you don't know who you are and you're not okay with being who you are, it's going to be hard because you're going to have to explore everything inside yourself while you're like doing this huge challenge. And if you want to get on it, just say whatever it's in your head. Like anything, anything, just like put it out of the black. People are going to like it or not like it. And that's the whole point of life.

Like, be yourself. Lunchbox, we have like one minute left. We'll have one minute with Jam Jam! You just killed eight seconds of it. So when you go back into the real world, how long does it take you to start trusting people again? It's very, very, very hard because you're still on, you know, and you're like double guessing everything that people are saying.

You're like a recorder, like everything you're like saving it because you did it for 26 days. And you need to like go back and know that the person serving your. coffee does not want to get you off the island like you're done with the game. All right. Final question. Lunchbox thinks you can go on a reality show and if you win, you can retire the rest of your life.

Do you have enough money now to do that and do you agree with the statement? I don't think I have enough money to retire. But he got a million dollars. Now, did you get the million dollars like last night or did you get it like way back when you recorded the show? I got it last night. I got it last night. That's crazy.

I don't know, man. I like me. I like my life. You know, I need to keep working. Like a million dollars is not enough for the rest of my life. I'm not going to die tomorrow. It's a pretty big day, the day before tomorrow, though. Look, Jam, Jam, congratulations.

We know it's a busy press day for you, so we really appreciate the time. And, man, I hope you get everything you want out of this. And congratulations on being the newest survivor. Oh, my God. Thank you so much, Bob. It's a pleasure. Thank you, lunch, buddy. Bye, Jam, Jam.

We should get Jammer back on, like, talk to him more. You can just call them. I mean, calling home later. Okay, I'll call them at a south or the salon. Did you like him on the show? Dude, he was the funniest dude you've ever seen on Survivor. I didn't watch the show. I don't really watch Survivor, but I do.

I can appreciate that show. That's a hard show to go on a win. And he won a million, but he'll get $580,000. Yeah, but it was just so cool how he did it. Like he did it with humor and like. Was he likable by everybody? So everybody loved him. He had the whole camp cracking up the whole time, just making jokes,

and then really he's out there cutting your throat. Oh, he was cutting throats too? Oh, yeah, cutting throats and making people laugh. did it. He's like, you write my name now? Oh, guess what? You go home next week. He's doing it dirty. All right, there's my guy, Jam, Jam. I don't know what else say about Jam Jam. I don't watch the show. It's hard for me to understand when lunch.

How did Clark feel about turn two of episode seven? And I realize that. I'm like, gosh, that's cool. It's supposed to happen like that. Gosh, because I'm just like, man, I could talk to him for an hour. I'd like to talk to him forever. It has to be exciting for Lunchbox to interview a winner or talk to a winner because this is showing him that it's possible. It could be him one day.

It could, but you have to quit this show and go do it. And I don't know that he'd be willing to do that. Yeah, and I had to take a month off. 26 days? More than that, way more than that. Do you think so? Yeah. Okay. Well, I mean, take 30 days off. Okay. It's probably a couple months, two and a half months or so. Oh. What? Yeah, I mean, there's more than just, you just don't leave here, fly southwest to the

island and get started and then fly right back home after 26 days. You couldn't gift it to him? Are you sure you don't just fly out there and fly back? I'm pretty sure, yeah. Like, you fly to L.A., you get on a plane, they put you in a hotel, boom, they put you out a boat. You do some stuff before you even go out to wherever, then you get there and you hold for a bit, and then you do the, you're there for a bit, too, before you even get on the boat. Oh. And it's TV.

I can just tell you. A lot of it's set up and it's still real, but the setup is set up. But they don't talk on the boat. They're not allowed to talk to each other. Absolutely. On snake in the grass. They couldn't talk to each other. Yeah. But they were at the hotel for like four or five days beforehand.

But they didn't meet each other. Nope, they did not. Okay. So they, for the first time they were all, everybody was there. Man. So there's a lot to that. And the producer of that show was the Survivor producer for a long time. So I know a lot of the secrets too, which I never reveal.

Yeah, don't tell me because I don't want to know. But, I mean, when I go on that island and, man, it's going to be so great. And I'm going to just be running around that place. When do you think you'll age out of trying or thinking about you'll try? Never. Oh, cool. 70. Never wear a third.

70. Okay. Well, look. I mean, if I got permission to go on that show, like if you guys said, hey, you can have a month off, I'd be out of here. Can we hear them, Ray, do him? doing Kansas City. If you turn it up. I want to hear about it.

They're gone. They're gone. I'm looking at it on my screen. They disconnected me, which I think I'm the patch. Dang, I wanted to hear what they were in Kansas City TV show was interviewing him. J-L. J-L. J-M. Thank you for a beard here.

This morning. We all stayed up last night. I watched the last night. So Survivor did you survive? So I did too much inside baseball. No, no, it's exactly what you wanted to. Because I mean, I wanted to know. No, I'm just saying I didn't understand it because I didn't watch a show.

Yeah, but I did like that was a good. question about his body like what it did to him. So this actually, we're recorded, you're listening to this now, it's obviously Friday morning. We recorded this yesterday after the show. So he had been doing press all morning long after he won. Just so the timeline makes sense.

Everybody good on that? Yeah. We're in a time machine suckas. All right. Joe Exotic a little later. But now let's get started. We salute our fallen heroes and give thanks this Memorial Day weekend. It's the Bobby Bones show. Time to open up the mailbag.

You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I found myself in a tricky but funny situation. I'm a mom of four kids. A few years ago, I started to convince them that I believe the world was flat. Why would you do the joke? Uh-oh.

What kind of joke is this? It's not a good one. It would drive them crazy. I'd find all the real flat earthers and watch their YouTube and read their blogs and then throw random facts at my kids and show them how true it was. I'm in no way of flat-earther, but I've maintained this personality belief with my kids. It has been unwavering. The situation I have now found myself in is they're starting to tell others and their friends and teachers that I'm a flat-earther.

I don't need random people thinking I'm kind of a crazy thinker, but I've maintained this story for so long with my kids. Do I now back down and tell them that I know the world's around, or do I keep up this hilarious spoof and risk others thinking I'm not all there? Sincerely, I know the world is round. Really? And that's a funny That's an unneed I don't know I can appreciate a joke That's not needed at all

And just stick into it Even though there's no benefit Your kids will understand If you turn around And tell them that it's not real It's kind of funny too To be like guys I really don't believe it

And you guys fell for it And that's it I'd probably get out of that though Before they start telling other people And they everybody thinks you're a weirdo Yeah Why are your kids telling your business anyway That's true too

It probably comes up in school Like who's just now Who's parents, flat earth, raise your hand. And then the kids were like, well, I grew up being told the earth is flag. Why did this joke even start? I love it. It's so, I'm not a flat earth. And I don't even know that I would do this joke.

But it's just a, it's a random one. There's no point. But that's why it's hilarious. She's committed. I would just tell the kids, two lessons you learn here. One, Earth is round. Second, if you're going to make a joke, freaking commit to it. Yeah, yeah.

Like, stay with it. Stay in character. But you should probably admit the world. does round. Yeah. Otherwise, everybody's gonna think your cuckoo clock,

you know? All right, that's the mail back. Close it up. We got your email and we let it on the air. Now it's found to close Bobby's mail back.

Yeah. Fun fact, Friday's a segment we do where we bring something super interesting and then maybe it starts a conversation. Now, this isn't mine, but I thought this was so funny.

This was my junior varsity version. You guys know Weird Al? Yeah. He did all the parodies back in the 80s, 90s. You know, instead of beat it, it was just eat it. And then riding dirty was white and nerdy

Big deal. If you're young, your kid, you won't get it. Because now everybody does that. But he was revolutionary at the time. Well, Paul McCartney wouldn't let Weird Al do a parody of Living, Let Die. It was called Chicken Pop Pie because he didn't want to promote eating meat. Really?

Because Weird Al wrote, Damn, chicken pop pie. Hilarious. That's funny, huh? Yeah, I like that. Yeah, that's not mine. That's my junior star saying. Fun, fat.

Friday. I'll go first. Do you guys remember it's back in the day, too, where it's Sonic now, but there was also another driving place called A&W, A&W Ruby or the R-A-N-B-A-N-W. So that hasn't existed in a while, I don't think.

But it was the same kind of place you drove into. So A&W tried to want a McDonald's in the 80s by selling a third-pound burger. Because McDonald's had the quarter-pounder, so they're going to do a third-pounder. But Americans didn't realize that a third pound was bigger than a quarter-pounder,

so they didn't get it, so they didn't buy it. Dumb Americans. Oh, my gosh. Wow. That's hilarious. Funny, huh? So an AW out of business, probably because we didn't understand fractions. Oh, my goodness.

Amy. The ancient Romans used to drop a piece of toast into their wine, and that's where we get the saying, raise a toast. Oh. And pretty much their wine would be really bad. And so if you drop a piece of burnt toast in there, something, the acidity makes it more palatable, like the burnt toast, the charcoal helps it out. So if you have bad wine at home, drop.

some burnt toast in it. But also the next time you give a toast, that's why. That's the fun fact. That was the first one. But I like that, that first one, but just the toast in it. Oh, yeah. When you say acidity and Fun Fact Friday, loses all the fun. Okay. Because then it turns into a science project, do they? Right. So that's the science you part. But if you ever wondered the origin of that

saying, let's raise a toast. I didn't, but I wish I did because now I'm like, wow, that's super cool. I didn't know that. You can bring that up the next time you toast. You can act like you found it. Don't give us the credit, everybody. Do you bring it up before you toast or after you toast? After, everybody's like, oh, but it's chatting along. You know, it's crazy.

The toast is actually, the toad. Oh, never got a lot. Yeah. Be like, how'd you know that? Be like, I researched it. Fun fact Friday. No, don't give us credit. We don't demand credit.

Morgan. Wearing headphones for just one hour will increase the bacteria in your year by 700 times. Whoa. Because you're covering them from like the natural air. Well, then if we're doing the math there, seven times five is what Eddie, seven times five? That's 35. It took me a while. My guy.

That's 35. What was it? It was. 700 times. So 3,500. 3,500 times the bacteria. Because we were headphones all day long. That's a lot.

Eddie, what do you have? Okay, so check this out. This is kind of like a show and tell. So I need you to stretch your hand out. Hand is stretched. Yeah, open it up. It's open. Are your fingers the same length?

No, they're all different sizes. Right. Now close your hand. And now your fingers are all. Close your hand, like a fist. Now look at your fingers, all the same size. What do you mean? They're not.

They're still. Well, what's the fun. No way, dude. So if you clip. From one knuckle to the neck. Oh, that. You said make a fist. I made a fist.

No, like just close your hand and look at your fingers. No, no. My pinky one is smaller. Uh-oh. You're deformed. I'm not right, Amy, because you're supposed to be all the same way. Well, what's happened is we're probably all the same from our knuckle down. Not me.

I'm so confused. Amy, are you really? She's also got a tail, so coming out of her butt. That's my tail. That's my tail. That's not very good. I thought that was kind of fun. That's not very good.

I still don't understand what the fun fact is. Nothing. What do you mean? None of that's fun. Eddie, do you need to borrow one from me? Lunchbox, go ahead.

Oh, guys, when you're in the shower and you let one rip, just be warned. It's going to smell worse in the shower because the steam and the shower enhances your smell and that means you smell more of the fart.

It does smell worse in the shower. That's crazy. You never done that? No, it's just that for once lunchbox wasn't my least favorite one. It was edd. Really? You didn't like the hand one?

I don't even understand what the point is. Do you understand people in the cars are trying it out? And they're still looking at it going, what is it? You said make a fist. I made a fist, first of all. All right. Just close your hand and your fingers are the same length. It's like bend your fingers down is what it is mostly.

Okay. Look, mine's not. I'm not doing it right. Okay, thank you. We're done. Fun fact Friday. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

Tell me something good. This German Shepherd dog, Blaze, was up for adoption, like at a rescue place. And this girl, Brittany's like, oh, I'm taking Blaze. She takes him home within an hour there. He hops over the fence and escapes. And she calls everybody. They're searching for him. Grand opening, grand clothing.

Quick. They actually had eyes on him. It was like a 20-minute pursuit, but they weren't able to catch him. 50 days later. Oh. He shows back up, and they have found him. He shows back up. He didn't even really know where he lived.

Yeah. Well, someone finds him. They're like, oh, that's Blaze. And then he's been delivered back to Brittany. But he had to navigate traffic. There was like wildlife encounters, apparently. I mean, he lost 20 pounds, so clearly food. Oh, that's how you know that nobody, like, took care of it.

Wow, that stinks. But he's back now? Food was an issue. Well, now he appreciates it. Hopefully he won't run away. How do you secure the house for Blaze down? You know, and I wish my dog could appreciate. They don't have that.

If they knew what I went through to make sure they were healthy, to make sure they were safe, one of them digs out and ran away. Okay, you don't like it here? Is what you're trying to tell me? Why don't you appreciate it? Yeah, they don't do that. It's like kids, I'm told. Just like that.

Just like kids. But Blaz is back home. Yeah. He's healthy. Er. They said, in great shape, all things considered. I like all things considered. Yeah.

Good. Great story. Glad that somebody found him, brought him back. I'm just so surprised that he lived that long if he was going through that hard of time. Oh, I know. And the fact, also, too, like, you rescue a dog. You're so excited. And then within an hour, you're like, okay, well, that was fun.

What did she do? Yeah. Yeah, I get him went away. All right. That's what's up. Thank you. Tell me something good. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford 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 Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at 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. 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 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. for you get your podcast. What's up, everyone?

I'm Ego Wodom. My next guest, you know from Stepbrothers, Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. 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. 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 Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Eddie's got the crown on. It's a crown. Come on. Looks great on you. By the way, it's the easiest trivia game you're ever going to hear. Easy trivia.

Ready. Amy. Abby. Eddie. Morgan. Let's go. The question is in math, Eddie. How many sides does a triangle have?

three sides. I just want to make sure, you know what I mean? This is the easiest round. Yeah, you're right. Morgan, what's five times six? Five times six is 30. Correct. Amy, how many sides?

Does the square have? Four. Yeah. Abby, if you have ten apples and you give away three, how many apples do you have left? You have seven. Correct. That's how easy this game is.

Nice job, everybody. You moved on. If Eddie wins, he's the champion again. Although I've had like four chances in them. I'm not winning. Yeah. And Amy has three points. We're trying to get to five.

By the way, lunchbox has been out this whole season. It's the longest season in the history of the game. It's been pretty peaceful. It's been 4-3-2-1. Eddie 4, Amy 3, Abby, 2, Morgan once. 10 weeks, he hasn't been able to play Easy Trivia. Oh my gosh. Easy trivia, the category is 2000's country.

Eddie, what country music group released the song, Bless the Broken Road in 2004? That's Rascal Flats. Correct. Which country music artist Morgan had a breakout hit with Before He Cheats in 2006? Carrie Underwood. Good. Amy, what country music artist released the album Fearless in 2008, which included Love Story and you belong with me? Taylor Swift.

Good. Abby, what country music trio released the song Need You Now in 2009, which became a crossover pop hit? Lady A. Correct. Nice job. Round three. Candy bars is the category. Eddie, what chocolate bar features a combination of chocolate, caramel, peanuts, and shares its name with a famous baseball player?

That's baby. Ruth. Correct. Morgan, what popular chocolate bar consists of caramel and nougat, coated in milk chocolate, and has the tagline, Hungry, why wait? Wow. Hungry, why wait? Chocolate bar, caramel, nougat, coated in milk chocolate with the tagline,

hungry, hungry, why wait? Do you mean to say nugget? Nugget. Nuget. Isn't it nougat? It's nougat. I never heard of that. What has a nougat?

Did you mean to interrupt me? I just was... No, no, no, no, I'm just funny. Yellow card! No! Yellow card! If you get a red one, you lose the game. All right, you're right.

Wait, okay, sorry, I got to track it. I know, you know why? Because Mr. Yellow Card over there. Can you say I'm over time? What popular chocolate bar consists of... Nuget, Eddie, idiot. I thought I was an idiot. I was like, oh, no.

What popular chocolate bar consists of caramel and nougat, coated in milk chocolate, and has a tagline. Hungry? Why, wait? I don't know what has a nougat in it. It's really throwing me off. Think about what's in the bar, though. I mean, a nougat, a caramel and it's chocolate covered.

Yeah, we have to call time in a second here. Yeah, I know. I mean, it's not Snickers because that's not the same tagline. Dang it. Need an answer? Milky Way. You've been boo. Snickers?

Snickers, yeah. Snickers, yeah. I thought the Snickers tagline was like hangary. I never heard that. Okay, but I didn't say anything about nuts. I didn't say anything that there were no nuts in it. Hey, can I ask you a question without getting red carded? Yeah, but Amy, I didn't say there weren't nuts.

I didn't list every ingredient. Go ahead. I didn't know how to do a whole breakdown, like reverse engineer a candy bar for you guys. Go ahead. What the crap is a nugget? It's like, that must be that creamy filling, the like soft spongy-like filling. I'm so confused. The actual definition of nougat, it's a family of confections made with sugar, honey,

roasted nuts. So the nuts are in the nugget? Wow. That's newgit. Interesting. That's newgate. Okay. Learn something to you every day.

Wow. The nuts are in the newgut. Nuts are in the newgit. I didn't not know that. All right, moving on. Morgan, I'm sorry you've been eliminated. Yeah, that's okay. You nugget gonna win.

All right. What Nestle chocolate bar, Amy, consists of crispy rice covered in milk chocolate? What Nestle's chocolate bar consists of a crispy rice cereal, crispy rice, covered in milk chocolate. Yeah. Gosh, and Morgan's thing has been nervous because Snickers is like the most recognizable candy bar in the world.

I said Nuget. What more do you want? Okay, it's Nestle Crunch. Correct. That was easy. Why is this category so weird? Oh, because Eddie came in with the Nugget question? That Nugut confusing, man.

Abby, what popular chocolate bar features a caramel center covered in milk chocolate and has a space-related name? Oh, that is... What popular chocolate bar features a caramel center covered in milk chocolate and a space-related name? Oh, no. Hold on. You guys know it? Yes, one second. Yes, I know it came out.

Oh, it left my brain. I know what this is. It's a... What popular chocolate bar features a caramel center covered in milk chocolate? and has a space related name. Oh my gosh, I know. Hold on. We've been holding on.

I know. It's my favorite one. It's your favorite bar and you can't even name it? I promise I love it. I promise. They need 100 of them. Prove it. Okay, we're going to give you 50.

I think Morgan even said it. We're going to give you 15 seconds, which is way too much time. Wow. Now it's too much. She's been saying wait, wait. She's like, that's too much. I can't wait. It's not a, okay.

I don't know why my brain won't go to it. It's too much. chocolate. Five seconds. I eat it all the time. Space-related. You eat it all the time. Oh, boy.

I mean one right now. I can't name it. I'm literally hit one in my mouth. I cannot tell you what it is. No, it's a Milky Way. Yes. Oh, good job. Good job, Abby.

What happened to me? You spaced out. Wow. I did space out on the Milky Way. Okay. We can't go that long anymore, guys. That round was drunk, okay? Just in general.

Eddie. Come on. Categories TV children shows. Children's TV shows. Children's TV shows. What's the name of? of the Australian TV show about a blue puppy who has various adventures?

Blues clues. Incorrect. What? What are you talking about? It's called Blue's clues. What is it? Bluey. It's a different person.

Oh, no. The name of the Australian TV show about a little blue puppy. Yeah. Guys, miss them all, please. Wow. Amy, what's the name of the TV show featuring a group of superhero animals

led by a tech savvy 10-year-old boy? Superhero animals led by a tech-savvy 10-year-old boy? Tech-savvy superheroes. Children's show. Paw Patrol. Yes, so stupid. Wow. I thought you missed that.

Wow, wow, wow, wow. I thought that they were led by a dog. Eddie, well, they heard of Paw-Potrol. Yeah, Paw-Petrol. He said, 10-year-old boy. Yeah, he's the leader. Oh, yeah, got to get it. Yes, the 10-year-old boys.

Chase on the case. Yeah, yeah. Abby. What's the name of the long-running British TV show that follows the adventures of a little pig and her family. A little pig? What's the name of the long-running British TV

show that follows the adventures of a little pig and her family? Oh, I just watched this this morning. What's escaping me? No, this one, I don't. I want you all the time, I promise. I love this show. A pig.

Nothing about a pig. Amy's going to win this if she misses it, Eddie. So dumb. Wait, can you repeat it one more time? Oh, gosh. I'm just one more. Come on. Oh, no.

Card. Amy, that's not fair, is it? What's the name of a long-running British TV show that follows the adventures of a little pig in her family? That is pigly-wiggly. Oh, I love it. The grocery store? You've been bowed. Peppa the pig. This whole day has been drunk.

It's called Peppa Pig, not Peppa the Pig. Peppa the Pig. I got Papa the Patrol. Frosty the Snowman. What are some thes though? The. Frosty the Snowman. How many of thes?

Peppa Pig. There aren't a lot of those. Except for Pepper the Pig and Frosty and Snowman. Pa the Patrol. Abby, you lost. Dang it. Amy, you won. We're tied.

Eddie. Yeah. You're tired. Hey, and that's one more week. Lunchbox has to wait. Wow, I'm one away from the crown. That's what we're saying, Amy. One win away.

Okay, thank you guys. That is easy trivia. Here's a voicemail we got last night. Right now, I am in Hot Springs, Arkansas, because I am getting my passport renewed. And so I have a couple hours to kill and decided to see how far away Mountain Pine was. So I'm now en route to Mountain Pines to go check out the Boyhood Home of Bobby Bone sign. And who would have thought that this passport dress that leads me to a cool little adventures? Here's the thing, because I'm from Mountain Pine, Arkansas, population 700, and there's a sign.

This is Boyhood Home of Bobby Bones. It's pretty cool. except people have shot bullets in it, like a tornadoes hit it. They don't replace the sign. So it's all damaged? It's all damaged and people go there a lot and tag me. Oh. And it's really cool to me.

Thank you. But so many people go there, why not just change the sign? Can you? It's embarrassing. Change it? Is that weird? If I pay for my own sign, that's bad. But you didn't pay for the original.

Right. Right. You're, okay, paying for the upgrade. I hear you. I can't allow myself to do that. Like if Clint, Eastwood's like Star of Hall of Fame Star or whatever gets, is he going to fix it? No,

he's not. They're going to go fix it. And I'm the Clint Eastwood of Mountain Pines. Same thing. All right, this is from Harrison. Good morning show. I have a morning corny for Avey. What do planets use as currency? Starbucks. That's good one. Nice.

Here's Amy's pile of stories. When you buy a new shirt, pants, do you wash them before you wear them? I mean, the answer, mostly. is no underwear always. I guess it depends on if it's a nice shirt because I don't care if you wash it or you dry clean it

because of my nice stuff I'll do that. It's still aware. So if it's real nice, no. I'm gross. But underwear, yes. Yeah, I'm the same way. Underwear for sure, but clothes, I really don't. Why? Well, a dermatologist... Don't tell me. Don't tell me it's gross. Well, the dermatologist

is talking about how she's seeing cases of lice that possibly came from other people trying on the clothes in the store. I don't put on the bikinis that I always wanted to wear my bikini. Certain infectious diseases can be passed through clothing. On top of that, there are a lot of chemicals on new clothing. They could irritate the skin, and it's absorbed by the body. So it's best to wash that stuff off and then wear it.

It makes sense. But I'm going to act like I didn't hear this. It's like, you're going to a jury, and the judge is like, okay, disregard what you just heard. It cannot be used in this case. So I've eliminated it. Thank you. You know, like there's formaldehyde. We're moving on.

formaldehyde. Moving on here. Go ahead. Half of people in America pretend not to see messes so that someone else will clean it up. Ooh, that's me. What's wrong with people? I used to do that. I just been called on it too many times. I know you sold a dog throw up.

There's no way you couldn't have because I'm... You went dog throw up. I pay attention to a lot. Oh, yeah. That's hilarious. I'm pretty attentive person. Detail oriented even. Yeah, she's right.

I did see the dog throw up, but I was running behind. And so if I can somehow make her thing the dog throw up, after I left, it wasn't on me. But there's something about the consistency. She's like, it's been there too long. Tell the truth. Did you know? Yeah.

She gets detective on you. She does. Yeah. So, yeah, that kind of stuff I have. But she knows I'm not going to do the dishes anyway. So you just don't do them until the, and then they magically get done. I didn't see it. I saw it and just didn't do it. There's a difference.

So, and also, there's a couple things I'm not going to do. And there's a couple things she doesn't do that I do. Okay. That we hate. I hate. matching socks in the dryer. Oh, that's the worst. I hate it.

I love it. First of all, brown, black, all those. Like, I'm colorblind. It makes me sad. That's what I say. It makes me sad. I'm not thinking about childhood. But I don't do the socks, and I don't really do the dishes.

I will clean a dish after I'm done, and I'll put some of the dishwasher sometimes. But I just don't do that unless it's dire. But I also, I'm the only one that takes trash out for the most part. Like, we each have our things that we'll both do. We have some things that we really, we really don't want to do it all. But I don't ever lie. I just don't do it. You just said it takes you back to your childhood when you're organizing socks.

Okay, I'll lie on that one. Anyway, moving on. Okay. Cleaning isn't a chore that many of us look forward to it. This study also said that 90% of people say they get anxious cleaning their home. Yeah, anxiety. Yes, you can't have that happen. I hate to do that.

Mental health. We don't care about mental health. And I don't lie because I am colorblind. That's why I don't do it. The part that I exaggerate on is it reminds me of being sad as a kid finding out I'm colorblind. Yeah, that's what I meant. I exaggerate, not lie. But that's true, too.

I was sad as a kid. Yeah. Taylor Swift. Songs can now save a life. Well, one in particular, the man, because the American Heart Association says that this is their new theme song to promote CPR because it's 110 beats per minute and it's exactly the pace you need to do a hands only CPR. So when someone's doing CPR, if you can't tell how old they are, if they're doing this song, they're probably 35 or below. But if they're doing the BG staying alive, they're probably 35 or older. Right, right, right.

from the scene from the office. So that's good though. There's in a younger song now. I like it. Yeah. And other songs that are one beat per minute or 110 is like crazy and love, Dan Beacon. Frizzed don't lie.

And man in the mirror. I'm still still some of the bee G's. Oh yeah. Stained alive, dude. Yeah. Rio Speedwagon. Do one of the, do it a real ballad. You think it's the wrong song.

You're like, uh, you could have saved him, but you were doing Ario Speedwagon. Oh, dang it. You get the song wrong. You're like, shoot. Guys, do Journey, open arms. Oh, no. So now I come to you. Without a big. God, dang. And just a reminder, it's hands-only CPR.

You don't have to do mouth-to-mouth anymore. Okay, thank you, Amy. All right. Go ahead. I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Stay at home. It's not something good. Alfred lives in North Carolina. He's got this girlfriend. He's like, man, I'm going to propose. I'm going to make her my forever girl. So he goes, gets a ring, gets down on one knee and says, will you marry me? And she says yes. And he goes, I'm going to give you the wedding of your dreams.

I don't know how I'm going to afford it, but that's going to happen. And he was going to fill up gas. He's like, I'm going to go in. There's this new lottery game they just released. I'm going to buy that $5 ticket, scratch it off. And he was the one to win the grand prize of $150,000. Wow. Perfect timing.

I mean, I don't think it was the day they got engaged, but it was like a little bit after. It's good for the story, though. Yeah. And so now. They're going to get that dream wedding, and they're going to say, I do, I love you, and they're going to consummate the marriage. Well, you don't have to do all that. Just say that. Nothing is a dream wedding.

You don't got to go full consummate. I feel like they have the dream wedding and then some. Just tell me they're not going to spend that whole amount on the wedding. Oh, that would be awesome. That'd be a heck of a party. No. Well, first of all, they're probably going to get $85,000 of us. I don't do $150, but still, that's too much to spend probably.

They took home $106,000 after taxes. Nice. I wonder what states are in. What state did you say? North Carolina. Gary, North Carolina. Or Carrie, not Kerry, man. It's right outside of the house.

Next to Raleigh. Yeah, next to Apex. You know, that's right. That's right. Crossroads 4, baby. That's right. Let's go. Well, good for them.

I like it. I love it. I want some more of it. That's a great story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win.

I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever 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.

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And Rule 2, 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 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 podcasts.

What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. 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 that 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. 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 Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

Let's go over to Amy and get in. The Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What do you call it? a priest that becomes an attorney. What do you call a priest that becomes an attorney? Father-in-law. Huh?

Yeah. That's really good. That was the morning corny. So, Burke Crasher was a comedian. He's a guy that always takes a shirt off. You guys familiar? Mm-mm. Losers.

No, I don't know. Super funny. He's huge on TikTok, too. He has a podcast. So he's a movie called The Machine that is out, and it's about him, Robin. It's a true story. in Russia, the whole thing.

But he was on, and I want you to hear some of this interview. And so he is known for taking his shirt off. And again, he's got a big old belly. It's not like you take it off and he's ripped. It's just part of like, oh, this guy's so lovable. And so I asked him like, hey, do you always get asked, take your shirt off in public? Last night we were at the Lakers game. And these fans were taking pictures.

And then they're like, looking at me and they're going, take your shirt off. And I'm like, can't I just be on Mount Rushmore instead of having like, take your shirt off? He also has a Netflix special called Razzle Dazzle. It's super funny, but it's also very personal. With me at my house, my wife's like, hey, everything doesn't have to be a bit. Even on the show, I mean, I do bits at home and nobody watching. Even just her, she's like, everything doesn't have to be a bit. There's some things that are just like real life.

And so I asked him, like, is it ever, you ever get told that by your wife or your daughter? Like, everything doesn't have to be on stage. It's too personal. It's not a bit. And he told this story about his daughter who he offered money to be able to tell this joke. She said something absolutely hilarious to me. that is one of the worst things you could say to another person. And I put it in my last special razzle-dazzle, and she saw it.

She goes, yeah, you got to take it out. I was like, what? She was like, that was a secret. These are some things are secret to add. I offered her 10 grand, and she turned it away. And I got to 100 grand. I saw it going to be $100,000 for this bit. She's like, Dad, when you die, I get all your money.

They had to take it off the server and re-edit the special. So it was up, and they pulled it off, took it out, and then put it back up. That's crazy. Which is so funny. Go listen to the interview. It's great. Burr Khrasher. He's on the 25 Whistles podcast today, which we did for

this. It's half an hour long, but also check out the machine, which is a movie that is out in theaters today. I did ask him, do you get recognized in public a lot? I actually get that a lot. You're the Kool-Aid guy. Oh, I saw you on TikTok. You're the guy that, yeah, you're the naked guy on TikTok. It's crazy, especially when you see

grown men that do it. And you're like, are you on TikTok? Listen on the IHartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. The Friday morning conversation with Joe Exa From prison. We're supposed to talk to Joe Exotic.

Oh, he's on. He's on. He's on. This call is from a federal prison. This call is from Joe. And Bobby. There is, everybody. Yay!

Wow. How you doing, man? What are you doing? I'm working. What are you doing? That's the question. Man, fighting for my life. What is that?

Like, what is that me? I hear people behind you. Like, what's happening around you right this second? I'm in a stairwell, and they're coming up. and down the stairs from Chow. What is every day like for you when you say you're fighting for your life? Like, walk through a day, walk me through a day of Joe Exotic. And you hope to be able to go outside and go to him, son.

And undoubtedly, somebody in the prison is so they punish the entire prison and you don't get to go to wreck. So you got to come back in and just sit around and either watch TV, which I'm not allowed to do because I'm gay, or you sit. Why would you not be able to watch TV because you're gay? The gangs run the prisons, not the staff, okay, so I'm gay and I'm not allowed to watch TV. Got it. Okay, so if you can't watch TV and then you play on a tablet, do you get to, like, pick any game that you download? Or like, some of our guys here on the show, they have kids and they have to, like, okay the games. Is that what it's like on a prison tablet?

Any movie you download has to be PG, you know? So what? And then you can email in your attorney, and then, you know, the prison and the government. staff read your emails so they know what the hell your angle is and what evidence you find and every conversation you have they monitor and record everything so they know already what you're doing before you even file you and you only get like a legal call evidence and then they're rushing you well you got to hurry up you got to hurry up fight for your life in 15 minutes every two months so you think the system's built to keep the system is definitely built to keep you here

is there any way that you feel like you can prove your case Look, you know, after Tiger King came out and everybody was famous and then they kind of died off, you know, Jeff Lowe and James Allen Glover, you know, not as much Alan as James and Jeff, you know, wanted to be movie star heroes. So what did they do? They turned over their cell phones, okay? And so did Alan. But Alan turned them over on an honest note. James and Jeff thought that they were just going to f*** the government over and got to go back in the settings department of their phone and delete the fire. files, okay? So we got 416 phone recordings of the Fed under oath in order to...

So you still feel like you're in prison unjust? I am definitely in prison unjust. You know, I was so pissed off yesterday when I did the interview to find out the Vice President Harris and the taxpayer garage to go to Britney Griner's first basketball game. The woman is just as guilty as 10,000 people in American prisons. for buying marijuana in Denver and driving across to Kansas or Wyoming and getting caught and putting federal prison for interstate commerce. She got on an airplane and flew across international waters. You're talking about Brittany Griner or not Vice President Harris.

Yeah, got to got, got, got, got, got. So what does that have to do with you specifically? Because I do think that they are two separate instances, and I do think there are valid points to what you're saying. But what does it have to do with you? Because I'm wrongfully in prison. The government knows it. The evidence is out there on YouTube and the public.

The evidence is there. I've been setting on a motion, okay? This is what really pisses me off. I've been sitting on a motion for a new trial for a year and seven weeks now. Okay? Do you realize in Russia she got all the way through being charged, convicted, arrested, appealed, and released in 10 months? I hear you, but we're not talking about Russia here.

I don't want to make this about Bernie Griner, which was a terrible situation, and a lot of people did a lot of things wrong, but I'm talking about you. I don't want to pivot off of this because people would be like, why are you talking about Bernie Griner? You, let's talk about you.

Because the American system is more corrupt. Okay, why does it take me six years to get through a system? I'm here to hear that. It's just pivoting it over to the Griner thing. I just want to hear about you and why you think it's not fair to you. And when you say six years and the justice, I'm abs, my ears have not been as open as they are right now.

Tell me more about your situation. Comes that I have been incarcerated, just trying to get my honest day in court. Okay. And when I say honest day in court, part of the evidence that we have $1,000 a piece. During my trial to keep this narrative going so he can make a damn movie. Now, I don't know anything about the money being exchanged. I'm listening to you say this. We have a national audience.

So if people are listening and they're like Joe... This call is from a federal prison. Cool. If they're like Joe Exotic got screwed. Like, what can people do? I just need everybody to stand up and start, you know, on President Biden's social media. Go to my website and sign the petition. You know, all I want is fair.

You know, did I put five tigers to sleep? Absolutely. Did I do it the most humane way there was to do it? Absolutely. You might not like it, but it was the most humane way. And my USDA inspector said that was the way to do it. Okay, then during my trial, being in the during court, how do you not find a federal employee? I felt that. And if that is accurate, I think it definitely should be looked into, investigated, and the right thing should be done.

But I can't, but I can't do the right thing because I can't get this judge to move on a motion for a new trial. And do you know why? Because the president can't issue a pardon as long as I have a motion on file or an appeal on file. So as long as he doesn't answer it, I can't get a pardon. And if I withdraw the motion, that's no guarantee that President Biden wouldn't pardon me anyway. What about pre-Biden did you think when Trump was in office he was going to pardon you? Trump's appointed judge and appointed U.S. attorney is the ones who did that. Me out there in the public for, what, a year saying that I was on the pardon list. And then come January the 19th, I was one of the ones.

of them that wasn't on the pardon list, all because he needed the votes from Little Wayne and Kodak Blacks. I felt that. And I hope people look into what you're saying. And if true, I hope people stand up together and they freaking fight for Joe Exotic. Because if you're being done wrong, you, I'm on something here, Joe. If you're being done wrong, dang it, we need to do something about it. But the, go ahead.

You know, Bobby, it's not as much as just Joe's being done wrong. There's 20, 30,000 people stuck in this. system being done wrong. I felt that. Absolutely. Because Joe has a top-notch lawyer. Okay, 20,000 people, just in this prison alone, there's 1,700 people. And I can promise you, 300 of them are black people that are here because they couldn't afford a lawyer. Completely agree, have spoken about that myself on this show. Understand what you're saying. It is a travesty. Yes. It's the culture is a travesty. That being said, like, people, you're talking to me about you right now and how you want out, and you're giving me your facts.

Do you think, though, that people have an unfair, they were given an unfair representation of Joe Exotic because of the show, and that's why they're not bonding together to get you out of there? You know, I think Netflix, I haven't seen it yet. You know, I think Netflix made an agenda to sell a movie, and I know when Peacock came out with that Joe v. Carol, that was all b-b-a-b-b-b. I saw that one because they put it on U.S. network and we get that here. All right. But the general

public has no idea what the real Joe went through. Backheads alive every day that didn't have anywhere to go because their families kicked them. And Joe was planted out to be this big meth head. Okay, and Joe's the only one in that show that had teeth.

Yeah, and you're Joe, by the way. For those listening, Joe's is talking to him, third person about himself. You have Peacock. Have you seen much show a snake in the grass? No. Okay, you should. It's a good show. You should watch on Peacock. So, let me ask you couple questions because you said you never seen the show. How have you never seen the show? Because prison doesn't have Netflix. Nobody's like smuggled in or keystered in a phone or anything? Not with Netflix. That's crazy you've not seen it. Did you feel famous inside prison even with

prisoners that were coming in that weren't in until the show aired? After the show aired, man, there was prisoners that came into prison that were like, wow, I can't believe I'm actually here with you. And I'm like, you know, I'm just another person in prison just like you are. And to this day, I don't know exactly what all the hoop law is about. Just a few people's hearts because I've probably gotten over 50,000 letters already. Wow. Do you open all those? I answer every one of them.

Wow. So you have all these letters of all these people that obviously really enjoyed you, understood you were a fan of you from this show. You have not seen the representation of you on this show. Has an attorney watched it and said, this is how you are represented on the show. This is why people feel a certain way about you. You know, I told me about Netflix. told me, you know, we're dropping a lawsuit in the next week against Peacock for defamation. And I never had any hate mail until Peacock.

I didn't, I didn't shoot all of my animals. I didn't, I didn't, none of that happened, okay? I euthanized. This call is from a federal prison. They were 23 years old and they were crippled and PETA was on my ass. So when they were filming this show, Tiger King, what did you think they were filming exactly? Okay, the part that I filmed, which was very little in the original Tiger King, it was supposed to be documentary on tigers. Wasn't supposed to be about Joe Exotic killing Carol Baskin.

So it was an animal documentary in your mind, and you were actually, since you loved tigers, doing something positive for the tigers. Yeah, because I was trying to explain to the world that how can you, Bobby Bones, wherever you're sitting right now, appreciate and save the habitat in a tiger in India or. China or Russia without ever being there. And you're probably never going to go there. Okay. But if I could get you to see with a baby tiger and fall in love with this baby tiger, I could get you to help me save their wild habitat a whole lot better. And that was my entire agenda.

You know, people think that I was just making all kinds of money. I ate out of a trash truck right along with the tigers in order to make sure that they had what they needed. Okay, what can my listeners do if they hear you and they want to find out what you are talking about and if it's true, if it's not true? Like, how can we get them to investigate Joe Exotic and hopefully they can help you? Give me some point to do here. Get on Joe Exotic 2024.com. There's an evidence page there with the actual videos of them under oath, admitting to perjury and a plot to kill me to begin with.

And you got to not just do this for me. you got to do this for you and your kid that this could happen to somebody like me, it damn sure is going to happen to you one day. And if we don't change it, your odds are a hell of a lot easier than end up in here than winning the lottery. Speaking of the lottery,

we have a guy named Lunchbox on this show. He's been on the show forever. Joe, where are you, by the way? What town? Fort Worth, Texas. Just going to hang up on you in about 15 seconds. Can Lunchbox be put on the list on the visitation list? They don't allow anybody to see me

that didn't know me out in the world. But he did. You guys were... Remember that time? Yeah, I drove by your place in Oklahoma. Yeah, I stopped by. Remember him? Download a form and fill it out. Okay, and then, is he hanging up?

Is he got to go? No, it'll shut off. Okay, oh, cool, cool. How much money do you have in your account and can we put money in your account? We lost him. No. Oh, the snack account you're talking about. Yeah, commissary.

Oh, calm back. I don't think that's how we do it. It doesn't work that way. I think we can star six nine that one. That's what I was thinking of. Scoobah, what's up? I was saying I do have the number because when they call in it shows up on our caller ID. I don't know if we'll get directly to him.

You know, I'm okay. I'm done. I'm kind of done anyway. Wow. He, I mean, listen, he made some good points. And I've hopefully made similar points about the macro version of that. I don't know about his specifics. You know, he's like, this evidence, inside of phones, this person.

I don't even remember what happened on Tiger King, really. It's been that long. I watched it. Yeah. But even, I was going to ask him if he's running to Todd Crisley. I never got to that question. Oh, like in prison? Yeah.

But they're not at the same. He's in Texas. Todd's in Florida. And that was the point I made with Todd Crisley, but I was like, oh, don't you know this many people go to prison that unjust? And I'm like, yeah, it's people who can't afford to have an attorney. It's mostly people that don't have the money to protect themselves,

to get a lawyer. It's people. But yes, he makes a great point. That's it. That's Joe Exotic. That was wild. That was interesting. Yeah.

It was interesting. A little eye opening, a little funny. Yeah. Bizarre. There's some absolute honest truth there, too. How about that? Man, that recording of, like, you're calling a prison, that's crazy. He cursed a lot.

He did. He must not know the current FCC regulations. It's crazy that they, you know, you hear about gangs running things, but, like, he can't even, you can't watch TV. I'd start leading the gay gang, if they're mean. That's a good question, too. Like, there's no gay gang? Said there's not enough, man. There's not enough anything until you start to multiply.

Recruit. I haven't no idea how you do that. Never been to jail. But thanks to Joe Exotic. That's it. Does he have cancer? He does. I had that question to ask him to.

How's his health? Yeah, because he's not seeking treatment or something. Yeah, yeah. I have that here. But I didn't get there because I wanted to let him say his peace. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Joe Exotic.

All right, cool. A win is a win. A win. 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.

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A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by 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 podcasts. I'm Ago Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network,

It's Will Farrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him 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 that 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. 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. There's a doctor. The doctor's been in order to help support this baby until the baby turns 18 because the baby was supposed to be born because the dad was supposed to get a vasectomy. And the baby was born because the doctor screwed up the vasectomy. Oh. A botched vasectomy.

Now, so the doctor have to pay for this kid to live for 18 years because he messed up a vasectomy? Amy? No, surely there's paperwork for this. Like before you get the surgery, you sign something. Exactly. Yeah. I have to sign paperwork. You go to a trampoline place.

You got to sign paperwork. That's right. Not even a vasectomy. Yeah, that's what's up. The man ended up leaving his pregnant wife and having an unplanned baby. Subsequent test showed the vasectomy had. Okay. Now we know.

Come on. Got it. What's up? Okay. He had, I don't know if you meant like totally left his wife or just left her for the night. A doctor's been ordered by a court to financially support a patient's baby until it turns 18. after the patient ended up conceiving the baby despite undergoing a vasectomy. The doctor will have to pay all this money after he assured the man that vasectomy he had performed had been successful

and he no longer needed to use the means of contraception. The man ended up leaving his pregnant wife having an unplanned baby. Test showed that the vasectomy had in fact not been successful and the parents of the baby sued the doctor claiming his mistake had serious implications, both financial and emotional. A judge has now ruled the doctor must support the baby. until it turns 18 years old. The baby's father suffers from a debilitating condition called severe bilateral hearing loss

which prevents it from working. Didn't prevent it from heat, peep, he, peep, you know what I'm saying? Crick, creak, quick, quake. The condition prevented the man from finding employment so the judge ruled that the doctor, responsible for the contraception must be held responsible. So there's that story. Now, speaking to that, breaking news.

Breaking news! Thank you. Scuba Steve is getting a vasectomy this weekend. Oh, wow. He's doing it. Oh, God. Yeah, I'm being the news. sterilized folks what happened wow wow wow what happened like he lost a bed or something what happened scuba

steve so i just uh had the conversation with my wife and it led me to i'd like to keep her happy keep the marriage happy and i'm just going to get the vasectomy and it's hard to say he said bosecum he's choking yeah i'm still have my i haven't i haven't done it yet he stutter he's stutter Full on stutter mode, guys. Go ahead. I can still run at the altar when I get there. But I went and did the call. I can't even talk about it.

I'm so nervous about the whole procedure and process. I did the consultation. We went through the whole process. He told me everything. Which, by the way, they did, they do tell you there that there is a chance that it could not fully take. Told you. Because there's, like, hidden things like a third tube that they don't see. Oh, for sure.

You got one of those. Third tubes. Yes. So then I even talked to him about, like, what are the plans? They call me third tube bones in college. But then I was saying, like, do I, like, do I, do I, like, do I, freeze some of this and hold on to it just in case if we change our mind, you know, five years from now. So we're looking at freezing some of my men for the future. So once you get that done,

it's done, right? You're broken. It doesn't work anymore, right? Yeah, the factory shuts down. And they say that it could still pump out kids, you know, within a few weeks to a month. So be careful during that, during that time period. But once the factory is down, it's down. It's not making it anymore. But then you can get it reversed. You can. But the success rate is much, much, much less. It's a 30% success rate because once the factory is. factory's down, it's down. It takes a little bit to get it back going. But you can always put your thing down, flip it and reverse it. That's right.

Zim, zim, zim, zzibbiz. Zim, zim, zim. Are you nervous? How nervous are you? And what do you expect the rehab? Is it rehab? Recovery. Recovery? That's tough.

So my nervous is on a whole other level. I've never been this nervous before my entire life for anything. So very nervous. And the recovery is supposed to be depending on the guy and how you handle pain between two to five days. And how do you handle pain? I usually handle pain pretty well. So I should be okay.

But in that region, never really experienced any pain. So it's a whole new thing for me. What if the doctor slips with a scalpel? Yeah, that's pretty scary. Those are things that are of concern. And I am going to get drugged up because I don't want to feel or see or hear anything. You don't want to feel see or hear? I don't want to.

I probably wouldn't cut all three of those off before this. Well, I mean, I want to be able to feel see here in post-op. but during the process I don't want to be involved because you can't be awake and they do it like clean your teeth at a dentist office and I don't want it to be that way. You haven't had yours chopped right? No, I'm not going to do that.

You had your wife do it? No, I did not have my wife do it. What happened was... What happened? What happened was is we had C-section for one of our boys and the doctor said while we're in there doing the C-section

while we're in the neighborhood what's it called? Tube side? Yeah, they said we can do the tubes tied if you want to do it. It's like a two-for-one deal. But you wouldn't, You wouldn't do that?

I mean, we were already in that. No, no, no, but I'm saying you on you. Probably not. Disappered? Probably not. I mean, listen to Scova. That's scary stuff, man. Lunchbox, you?

No, I haven't done that, no. No, I mean, would you? Would you? What do you mean? Down with it? Would you, Bobby? Yeah, I would sure. No, man.

What do you mean? It's like cutting off your manhood. They're not chopping it off. It's actually not. I will still have it. So they say. Okay, Scoba. Good luck, buddy.

Thank you. Let us know how it goes. Very mature of you. Record your voice before you go. Then we want to play your voice when you get back. It's a lot higher. I'm not getting castor. That's what lunchbox things.

All right. Rest in peace, Suscubis. Oh, man. This story has to be complete bullcrap. It says over 70% of Americans cheat at bachelor parties. How many? 70%? 70.

No, no, no. Now, let me read you this. I don't believe that. Some people see Bachelor and Bachelor at parties as their last hurrah. Now, this is from the New York Post. And that leads to a lot of frisky business, a new survey finds. More than 70% of these 6,000 people pulled amid to cheating on their partners while in one of these parties. Some infidelities were minor, including kissing, getting a lap dance.

Oh, well, they are. No, no, no, I mean. I'm just saying that'll increase the number for sure. That had not happened in my bachelor party. None of that. 11% have gotten with somebody. That's crazy. So Eddie.

Wait, wait, hold on. So this is the groom, not friends, not the bachelor party. No, no, it's the groom. It's anybody. Anyone at the bachelor party? It's even if your dudes go. It's not just yours. It's you go to one.

It also counts on the stats. Okay, okay. What if a bride gets a dance? Well, if it's on her lap, I think that they're considering this. There we go. Okay. Infidelity. And if that's considered, dude, I understand why it's at 70%.

Because that's like part, every bachelor party, except Bobby's, every single one that I've been to is just like, hey, we're going to the strip club. Like, why? Lunchbox your thoughts? Listen, first of all, lap dance is not cheating. Second of all, I've been at bachelor parties where cheating has happened. Not with the person getting married, but someone in the group. So, yes, it does happen, but I mean, I'm not shocked by that. that. It's one last hurrah. It's okay. But it's not a last hurrah.

Especially for the people like going to the party. Exactly. The people going to the party, they've been tied down for so long. It's like, oh, this is a no strings attached weekend. It's not. It's no strings. It's not that for anybody. And why have all your groomsmen been tied down for so long? You don't. I'm not, I mean, some of them get married younger. You know, it just depends. But that's what, when a bachelor party comes up on the calendar, it is like, oh my gosh, let's go. It's a week and to be bananas.

So is that, is that, if it comes up on your calendar, you get to go just be bananas? Yeah. And your wife is cool.

Yeah. Wait, so ask lunchbox if he's gone bananas. Lunchbox, have you gone bananas? Yeah. Like, you don't think I've had lab dances? I mean,

come on now. So lunchbox is 70%. If you consider a lap dance cheating, then everyone cheats. I've never had a live dance. I've never been to a strip club. I never said strip around. I mean,

people that are fun and like do stuff. Fun. Well, Eddie did say the only, both. The actual party I went to didn't have one. Bobby.

Was that disappointed to you? No, it was great. I'm telling you, there's so much. What about your own? No, we did not. We didn't do that. Okay. We did not, we did not do that.

I promise we did not do that. My wife, like, would kill me if that were to happen. No chance. But is that why you're saying that? No, see, I don't look at it like, I don't look at it like, hey, bachelor party, last her all. Let's go crazy. No, and it's, and it's stories like this that's messing it up for, like right now,

somebody's listening and she's about to get married and her husband's about that or fiance. Why just say messing it up? Listen, because her fiance is about to do a bachelor party and right now listen to this segment. They're going to be like, are you going to go get left dances? And like, that shouldn't happen. That's not the way everyone thinks.

Not everyone goes into my last hurrah. But then why would there be strippers? Yeah. That's a good question. I don't know why people. You said everyone that you've ever been to accept mine. Dude, I went to one where they were going to bring them to the house. and I'm like, I'm out.

I love. Oh, I've done that. Wait, who's house, Eddie? You know them? No, no, no. I mean, like the groom? The grooms. They were having the party.

And I'm like, I'm out. Lunchbox, you've done that? Yeah. One of my buddies was getting married and we had some girls come and they did a three thing. No, stop. He told us this story years ago and I still vomit in my mouth. No, no, I'm not going to tell you what happened. I'm just going to say that when we were going over there, my buddy Mark and I, we were like,

it was $100 a person. and we were like oh my gosh $100 a person this is the crazy this is so stupid and afterwards we were like man we would pay $200 a person it was incredible let's just put it this way

no no no put it anyway I rolled in a goat there's no no I don't want to hear it any way to put it I just tell you some no no no nothing bad Ray get the dumb button ready if you say anything bad you have to go on the wheel of torture

but what is bad like Okay, now he wants to, if you say anything that I go, you can't say that. We have to beep it. Okay, that's fine. Okay, let's just say. Will a torture. Yeah, that's fine. Okay, go ahead.

Let's just say there was whipped cream. Okay, that's acceptable. Go ahead. Yeah. There was, um, there we go. Instruments. Instruments. Paddles.

Whips. We're getting close. Hey, we're bordering. What kind of instruments, West box? Hey, we're about to cross over into territory you don't want to get into. Lunchbox, be careful. This is not. Border Patrol, staring you down right now.

Don't cross that border. One last thing. In the living room floor to make sure there was nothing on the carpet, they put down a tarp. Yeah, we heard you say that a minute ago. That's it. That's good. Okay. There should be a reality show like Bait Car, but you put a microphone on the women dancers and see which dudes try to cheat.

Oh, that's crazy. That's not bad. That's not bad. That's a good show. But not. Bachelor. Yeah. Like, it just called last.

Last Hurrah. And can I give a shout out to their business? No, we're not shouting out. I still have the business card. Okay, yeah. No, no, no. I doubt it's still. Why does he want the business card?

Yeah, why do you still have the business card? They're old. This was like, dude, if we called them again, we got, I mean, let's just put it. They had a, they had a bodyguard with a, like, a gun. Like a gun. What do you mean like a gun? It was a gun or wasn't a gun? No, it was a gun in a pillowcase.

Okay. What? Thank you. Let me tell you. No, no. The guys that were there, the guys that were there, I mean, we still, If I just send a text and say the name of the business, it gets smiles and, I mean, high fives. Everybody's like, yeah.

I just don't want to look at that with other people. I don't like that anyway. Oh, they don't worry about it. But it's like being with other people is just weird too. That is weird. No, man. It was awesome. Like you and all your buddies are like doing it together.

It's just weird. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, guys. Go ahead. It wasn't about us. Okay. It was about the two ladies.

Hey, we sent a text and all of us get all smiley. Go ahead. We have to wrap it. I don't know. I mean, this was, this, this, this story he's telling is years and years and years ago. And I remember thinking, like being so shocked. I didn't know stuff like this existed and happened. I'm pretty sure anything that you think exists.

I was way more naive than for sure, but even still thinking, I'm like, I don't know. Well, I don't know. It's crazy. Well, lunchboxes, thank you. See? Thank you. 70% of people cheat if that's cheating then. I mean, that's, that's.

That you think that's probably accurate? Absolutely. There you go. We're going to play T. Payne. I'm in love with the stripper. Here you go. I'm just kidding. Lobby Bone Show.

Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Las Vegas, Nevada. A man was leaving Las Vegas headed to L.A. And he checks his bag, gets through security. Ah, plane's already gone.

And he's mad. Gets on the phone, calls the airport and says, just so you know, my bag's on the plane, there might be a bomb in it. Oh, well, he did say might. Might. Yeah.

Oh, the might. It's different than there is. Yeah, yeah. I just don't understand the motivation, because the plane's not going to go, well, let's turn around and go pick up the guy that was really having a bad day, so he called on a bomb threat, we get it. That's not going to happen. Everything's a loss.

The plane's gone. Obviously, they're going to track him. He's going to get arrested. You just wonder if he was like, impaired. Ooh. In one way or the other. Because in Vegas, you can legally be impaired in a lot of ways. Oh, yeah, true.

Because there's just no positive. it about come from that. So what happened to him? He got arrested and then the plane landed in L.A. and had to stay in the tarmac for over an hour while they searched it, checked all the bags, make sure there was no bomb. And he'll end up getting fined. Not just the arrest and whatever time,

but he'll also get fined and probably have trouble flying again. Yeah, he's probably grounded. Get it? Is that what they call that? Granted and grounded. I don't know if she said that on purpose. Be honest, is that double meaning? It is a double meaning. I think you'd realize it was a double meaning. No, no. I know when

I was saying it, it meant he's not going to be in the sky. He's going to be grounded, but also ha ha, ground. Okay, okay, we'll give for that one. Thank you guys. Come on. That's good. That was good. All right, lunchbox. I'm lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. If you're going to a movie this weekend, movie Mike has you covered. Movie Mike, what'd you watch? Fast X. 10? Yeah, the 10th one. Have you seen all of them? I've seen them all. Okay, review it. I think it's actually really good. Jason Momoa is the villain in this one. And I think it's what the movie needed because you guys saw Fast 9, right?

Incredible. Yeah, we saw it. I would have left early, but it was your birthday. We couldn't. Yeah, he shut the, he liked the doors. Rented the theater. They're very cheesy, over the top, a lot of action, not a lot of plot, but his character brings kind of a little bit of levity to it because he's so ridiculous and over the top,

he makes it, like, funner to watch. But you like nine, so why would I, I don't know, listen to you on 10? See, I just has accepted that this is a movie I like that other people do not. I like it. Me and Amy. All of them. I like the first one. I like the first one was cool.

stealing cars I think it's because you're expecting that but they've changed so much over the movies that they're really digging into this on being ridiculous Yeah it's really ridiculous I didn't see I didn't know that Yeah

I thought I was gonna go watch a good heist movie And it wasn't that at all Movies that you like that other people really don't I was trying to think about this last night too I don't watch a lot of movies Like there are certain movies that I didn't like that everybody loved

Oh I liked The Movie Where with Jim Carrey Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Oh, no one liked that one. I think critically it was liked. But none of my friends liked it. They were like, Jim Carrey didn't even go, Alrighty then. Well, it's serious, okay?

So shut up. I love that movie. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. It's like, would you choose to give up bad memories? But then you don't have the knowledge or you don't have the growth from those bad memories. That's a good point. Do you remember Punch Drunk Love? Adam Sandler?

Yeah, I didn't really like that much. I liked that one, but everyone was expecting funny Adam Sandler. I was too young to like that one, to have adult understanding. and I was just like, oh, do, do, do, I want Adam Sandler. I think that's the same case with the fast movies.

You're expecting the original ones? They're different now. Yeah, but they're stupid. I like stupid sometimes. You got to move with it. You got to grow with it. Amy, any movie you liked? Mine has to be the fast ones.

I love them every single. I've seen everything one. Apparently people like them. They're making tons of money. They made $6 billion dollars combined on every movie. I know, but yeah, at Mike's birthday, whenever we did nine, none of y'all liked it.

And I was sitting in here like, this is all. Awesome. Amy's doing eating popcorn. I'm like, thank you. Happy birthday, Mike.

Had any anything? Yeah, you know, the one that comes to mind is Tropic Thunder. I love Tropic Thunder. Everyone hated that movie. That's a good movie. Oh,

you guys like it. Yeah. I think you're wrong and everybody hating it. Really? I liked it, yeah. I remember doing like some kind of story on it and everyone's like,

that's terrible. I think that's like one star. Maybe they thought it was overrated since all those big stars were in it. Maybe. But it can still be really good. That was so funny, dude.

Lunchbox and a movie that you love? that everybody else that was stupid? Yeah, I mean, on... Oh, I know. I know, can I guess it? What? The one about the blob or whatever. The stuff.

The stuff. That's a good movie, though. It is a good movie, though. It is a good movie. It is such a good movie. Were you going to say that one? Yeah, I was going to say that in Box of Moonlight, the one I made you watch about the guy. Terrible.

They kept showing wieners in it. And I was like, what? Those two. You watched it with your wife. I don't remember that. We did a bit, and everybody had to watch somebody else's bad movie. My wife goes, why do they keep showing this guy's wiener? Yeah, that one and then the stuff.

Yeah. Okay, so Mike, I don't know, what rating scale did you use here? I give it 3.5 out of 5. I think a movie like this, it probably tops out around 3.5. 3.5, what? Drag races. They go back to their roots. There's a drag race in this movie.

Got it. Cool, man. We will see you next week. Be safe. Have a very safe Memorial Day, and we'll see you. Bye, buddy. Bobby Bowles. A win is a win.

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