The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Full Show: Jon Pardi Is In Studio! + Secrets We Keep In Relationships

Episode Date: September 6, 2024

Jon Pardi stops by the studio to talk about his new song "Friday Night Heartbreaker," how his life has changed now that he's a father of two and reveals if he has a new album coming out soon! Plus, we share a list of secrets that husbands and wives keep from each other and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. 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,

my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, the Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated.

So let's get to it. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHard 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. 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 Slice of Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok.

When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Aliche to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money. What would that look like in our families if everyone was. able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here.

We break down budgeting, financial discipline, and how to build real wealth, starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever taught. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to Money and Wealth with John Hope Bryant from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hi everyone, I'm Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild and Tiny Beautiful Things. I'm excited to share that I have a new podcast called Mind Over Mountain.

In each episode, I interview athletes, adventurers, and adrenaline seekers to discuss the inner landscapes that informed and inspired their extraordinary feats. So we too can better understand how to face our own seemingly insurmountable challenges. Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. What's up everybody? Welcome to Friday show. Morning Studio. Morning. We got a big one. Easy trivia coming up. John Party coming up. But I do want to get to this call. Good morning, studio. I just wanted to say that I heard lunch months talking about the airline that he got an upgrade.

But he wanted to downgrade the flight attendant that gave him that upgrade. And guess what? Little head with the big dope of ears, you're ugly. So don't even sit there and think that you are up there in the top ten. You are about a three. So don't sit here and think that you're something, all that in a bag of chips, because you are not. That's powerful. Powerful messaging there. I will say that what happened was, lunchbox was like, I'm bizman. He gave me business upgrade. And I was like, that's cool.

He was like, she's a big listener of the show. I was like, well, that's cool. I said if she walked in the room, would you be able to recognize her? Or something like that. He goes, yeah, she's about a six. I was just trying to describe it. Out of nowhere. I was just yell, she's a six.

I was describing her. Big head, big ears. No, he said, she said, did she say big head or little head? I don't know what she said. Little head with big ears. You figure out of whatever this and that, blah, blah, blah, blah. I like to hear that again. Are we okay?

Play that one more time. Play over that. Good morning, studio. I just wanted to say that I heard lunch months talking about the airline that he got an upgrade, but he wanted to downgrade the flight attendant that gave him that upgrade. And guess what? Little head with the big dope ears? You're ugly.

So don't even sit there and think that you are. are up there in the top 10. You are about a three. So don't sit here and think that you're something, all that in a bag of chips because you are not. You just serve what you serve. You know what I heard? What?

There's a woman that wants me. Oh, that's what you heard. Yeah, she was just bad as you can't have me. Okay. There is a new study that's uncovered the truth about how physical attractiveness is perceived. It's, and we probably all, give yourself the number you think you probably really are in real life, one through 10. What?

We can do this. Yeah. It's easy. I would go six and six. and a half for me. Oh, you? Six and a half. Okay. Ten. You? Seven and a half. Okay. So that's the number

we would all give ourselves. According to the study, the median man, not that rates themselves, but the median man is rated by everybody else. It's a 5.9 out of 10. Like, that's average. 5.9. Oh, yeah. That sucks to be average. While the median woman scores, if they held up a bunch of pictures, at 6.5.

So. I don't know about that. What's up? There are some barkers out there. But they're also, guys are ugly, too. Yeah. Yeah, more than women. If it looks as a relative.

No. Look. We all pretty much agree what's hot. That's not true. Generally, yeah, there's a cultural definition of what we find attractive, yes. We've been conditioned to think it's attractive. Okay, we've been conditioned to think everything. Yeah.

There are about 15% of people in the world, though, that find you extremely attractive. 15%? Uh-huh. Regardless of what you are, because whatever the little things, are about you, your little quirks? Like a little head and big ears? Maybe that dope ears. Yes.

But this is everybody, like everyone, no matter what you look like, you have 15% of the average person, between 15% to 20% of people will rate them in the top 20% of most attractive. Wow. There's even 5% that would put you in the top 5 because of something about what you have is exactly what somebody else is looking for physically without even knowing you. That's cool.

So that means hang in there. Basically, what I hear. Like, hang in there because somebody. is going to like you for your big dopey head and little ears. Dude, she came hard. Yeah, that's what women do when they want me. They come hard. They come hard.

Yeah, they get aggressive. Yeah, they get aggressive. I'm like, oh, man, that man, I can't have them. I'm going to put him down because it's something I want. It'll make me feel better not having it. No, no, no. She was just upset because you put down somebody for no reason. I didn't put anybody down. It's the anonymous inbox.

Anonymous inbox to be had. Bobby Bones. I had a really great first date with a woman. Met her on a dating app. We hit it off. I asked her if she'd like to go out again. She said she'd love to, but she wants to bring her 12-year-old daughter along. I said we could schedule the date for another time if she needs to be with her daughter, but she said she wants her daughter to meet me because how well I got along with her daughter is important to her as well.

Is this weird? It makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Should I agree and just see how it goes? Or risk upsetting her by telling her I'm not comfortable with meeting her daughter yet. signed man in a family affair so there's a difference in weird and wrong and sometimes weird can be wrong but weird doesn't always have to be wrong so is it weird yes doesn't have to be wrong second date i'm going to bring my kid on a date that is weird that is abnormal very weird yeah i'm going to say again if you're going to date and have these extremely rigid rules about who you are and only what you'll date it's not going to go well if it's something

something that you don't mind doing other than it feels weird because traditionally you wait to meet the person's daughter. If like that idea is there and that's always been, I think you go, don't let that keep you back. If you just don't because you're like, I don't want the daughter on the second day. It's not good for me. It's not good for I don't like that as a daughter. Yeah. That's what I'm thinking about. So maybe the daughter just wants to go to a nice restaurant.

I really don't know the reasoning. So you have to pay for the daughter? I would think so, yes. Yeah, and that's a great question, and I think it could possibly be the mom being smart too, being like, I don't even like this guy. But you want to go out back? If you like this woman over a 7.5

and you're not completely against it, I would be open to allowing your boundaries to be unboundaryed a bit. So if you really like her, I would say, sure, not really something I've ever done. Not something that feels I just say it. It's a little weird, but absolutely. Let's give it a try. I think when you date and you're older

and she has reasons probably that she wants her daughter. I don't know. I don't know the reasons. And you don't know the reasons either. So if you like her, I say do it even though it's weird. Weird doesn't mean wrong. Weird can be wrong, but weird doesn't mean wrong all the time. Is it weird? Oh, yeah.

It's so bizarre. It's not awesome. That's weird. I'd probably be like, I'm good. But he also just asked, too, like, is it, should I risk upsetting her by sharing with her how I feel about this? And I think that this is a good opportunity to share something like this with her. And see how she reacts. For every reason, 12 year old and sharing super emotions.

But if she gets mad at that, that's a psychotic sign. Go on the date. Oh, no. I've not got to this point. Just go on the date because you're going to go and it's probably going to be weird. And then at least you'll know you messed up anyway. It's one date. It's two hours of your time.

Oh, gosh. It's two hours of your time. No. Dating's exhausting. Yeah, you act like I didn't do it for 100 years. Yeah, well, dating is older. I'm dating older with kids. And I like that you said the weird or right.

Like sometimes I'll ask myself the question of like right wrong, wise. And with this, there is no right or wrong because every kid, every parent, every relationship is different. However, I don't think it's wise. I think it's weird. Yeah. But I think if you like her a lot and you see that possibly this could be a fourth or fifth date or six date, Now you're not saying anything serious. Do it and have an experience from it and have a story because when it doesn't go well,

at least you'll know and you can tell your friends. This freaking lady brought a 12 year old. How many guys is this 12 year old meeting? I don't know. I don't know the answer. And it's probably not going to work out. The truth is it's probably not going to work out. It's probably not.

Okay. But go anyway. But there's a chance. If you really were excited about it and you like her, this mom may have a different reason that you have no idea about bringing the 12 year old. Like she could be in trouble. I don't know. I don't know.

So it's weird. I probably wouldn't do it, but I'm going to encourage you to stretch your boundary a little bit if you really liked the person from the first date. If you're admitted about it, don't worry about it. Don't do it at all. That Friday. I got a lot of fun facts. They're so fun. I've been holed this for like two days.

James Cameron, when he made Titanic, like, you know, why I wanted to make Titanic? He's very selfish because he was like, I just want to go down and look at the wreckage. That's the reason. Oh, that's the reason. Yeah. So he wanted to get the studio to pay him to dive down. and so he was like well and it wasn't even about

really making the movie he was like I didn't really particularly care to make a movie but he had to make a movie since he wanted and that is how Titanic came about I recently saw a study that the scientists went down there and like stuff's really deteriorating like there's not a lot left well yeah it's a water old duty that's what happens is it when did that sink

I don't know 20s? Probably 20s yeah something like that if you see a picture of the Titanic now versus what a cruise ship looks like the Titanic looks like a flat bottom fish of boat yeah it's tiny really well at the time I mean it was Titanic. But yeah, now it would be really small. Fun fact, Friday, Amy.

Mine's from the ocean, too. You can hear a blue whale's heartbeat or it can be detected two miles away. Meaning with some sort of radar, like stone. Yeah, you can measure it. Oh, not like you can hear it. Not like, do you guys hear that? Oh, crap, he's two miles. Titanic's like April 14th and 1912.

Oh, so close to the 20s. Lunchbox. Count with me. Zero. Zero. One. One. Two, two, three.

Okay. Okay, how much more? Guys, it will take you to get to 1,000 for the first number to have a letter A in it. You can count from zero to 1,000. The first one to have the letter A is 1,000. Why are we counting? What was they go? How long would you have gone with us?

As long as you wanted to go? I didn't want to go any, but how long? But isn't that crazy? If you count, the first number to happen, the letter A is 1,000. It's just, yeah, 1,000. Does any number have a B? Nine. Which one?

100. That's crazy too. No, no, but the vowel A is so common. Yeah, I hear you. Does any have a B, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 100,000. You got to get the billion. Oh, my God, that's even better. Thank you.

When you get to billion? You just trumped him. Why are you still? Wow, that's even more fun. That's great. You got to get them, keep counting. Lung-Bin'LUGivus gave us something fun. Eddie gave him something real fun.

Go ahead, Eddie. So according to scientists, this is crazy. But crows, the bird, crows can remember human faces associated with stressful situations for up to five years. So if you're stressed out because of a bird, the bird knows your face and it remembers it for five years. Not only that, it warns their friends about you. Like don't go near or their stress go get their food.

No, you're like, don't get near that person. Don't get near the stress person. But how do they know this? I don't know. Like what? I think you can't prove he's wrong. Try it. Yeah.

Okay. Good luck. Okay, Morgan. So, Bobby, you're allergic to dogs. But did you know that your dogs can also be allergic to you? They can be allergic to our dead skin cells, like dander, just like we would have the same allergic reactions. They also get itchy skin and have difficulty breathing. There's human dander.

I believe it. I never thought about it, though. Yeah. There is human dander. When Disneyland first opened, it had a lingerie shop on Main Street. Nuh. What did it sell? Lajuree.

I know, but when it first opened, what year was this? Because, like, was that like a long nightgown back then? It lasted less than six months, so it wasn't really a hit. And finally, the Wright brothers had two older brothers, Roy Klin and Lauren. They were not invited to be part of the whole flying thing. Oh. They also had a sister named Catherine. That's like the Manning brother.

No, he got hurt. Yeah, but nobody knows who he is. Yeah, but he got hurt and couldn't. These guys just didn't get invited. That's terrible. That's not fun for them. The old Cooper, the oldest Manning brother. Yeah, he sells insurance, right?

With a wide receiver in high school. He doesn't really sell insurance. I think it's probably his thing before they blew up. Yeah, I think once they made it, he kind of... He got hurt. Yeah. But his son is art. He plays at Texas.

Yeah, there you go. It's fun. Look how much fun was that. But Eddie, you made it so much fun. Because lunchbox gave it something fun, but then you nailed it with that B. But B is not as cool as A. Yeah, I don't know. Ask me.

Ask Bobby. You would think there would be an A. Thank you. Thank you, Amy. Yeah, there's a big A right there. All right, thank you. Fun, Fat. It's time for the good news

With producer Eddie Beverly is an 87-year-old crossing guard At a school in Illinois And it's been so hot lately So what she decided to do Was go to the store, spend her own money And she bought ice cream bars Put it in a cooler

And when they got out of school at 3 o'clock When they cross the street She said here, take an ice cream bar You can cool off because it's so hot out here She's my favorite for crossing guard ever Yeah She's my favorite of whatever I don't care what job she has.

Free ice cream, I am in. It doesn't matter what kind of day you had at school. Ice cream or anywhere. Or work. I was making me ice cream right now. Well, sorry. We didn't get you any. Dang it.

What's her name again? Beverly. 87 years old. Still giving out ice cream. That is 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. Clifford Taylor the Fourth. 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. 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, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, Follow Timbo Slice of 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 always. 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 podcast. When you listen to podcasts about AI and tech and the future of human beings, The hosts always act like they know what they're talking about, and they are experts at everything. Here, the Nick Dick and Poll Show, we're not afraid to make mistakes. What Kugler did that I think was so unique. He's the writer-director.

Who do you think he is? I don't know. You mean it to, like, the president? You think Canada has a president. You think China has a president. Those law crusette. God, I love that thing. I use it all the time.

I wrap it in a blanket and sing to it at night. It's like the old Polish saying, not my monkeys, not my circus. Yep. It was a good one. I like that saying. It is an actual Polish saying. It is an actual Polish saying. Better version of Play Stupid Games, win stupid prizes.

Yes. Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift, who said that for the first time. I actually thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick, Dick, and Paul show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Alicia to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money. What would that look like in our families if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people

when they're no longer here? We break down budgeting, financial discipline, and how to build real wealth, starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever taught. Financial education is not always about like, I'm going to get rich. That's great. It's about creating an atmosphere for you to be able to take care of yourself and leave a strong financial legacy for your family. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to Money and Wealth with John O'Brien

from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's time for easy trivia. It's the easiest game ever. For example, Eddie, you're the champion. Yeah, yeah, the champ's here. The question, what color is SpongeBob SquarePants? Oh, yellow.

Correct. Easy. Morgan, what color are the minions? They're also yellow. Correct. Now, Abby's going to play. Abby's in the game. That's right.

I forgot. We were only reminded, play that voicemail, Ray. Hey, Bobby, when somebody wins easy trivia, ain't they supposed to eliminate somebody so somebody else can play? So, Amy has been eliminated. Yes, I know. And Abby's in. Abby, what color is Big Bird?

Yellow. Correct. Lunchbox, what color is a tennis ball? Yellow. Correct. Good job. All right, see, that's how easy it is all the way around. Eddie has a tiara.

He's the champion. Yeah, yeah, yeah. By the way, this season, Lunchbox is the only one with the win. Who? Wow. Wow, it feels good. I got no wins last season.

The category is sports. Eddie, in which sport would you find a birdie and an eagle? Golf. Correct. Oregon, what sport has played? on a rink and involves hitting a puck into a goal. Hockey. Correct.

Abby, what sport uses a net, a racket, and a ball, and is played on a rectangular court? That would be tennis. Correct. Lunchbox, what sport is associated with home runs and strikeouts? Baseball. Good. See, it's so easy. Good job everybody round two.

If you miss it, you're going to get boned. You've been boned. One percent harder. Eddie, come on. The category is 2000s movies. What 2008 movie tells the story? we have a wealthy man who becomes a superhero in a metal suit. That's Batman.

That is incorrect. Iron Man. It's Iron Man. Yeah. You've been bowed. What? Before we went on the air, Eddie Gunters to get the game all with. Let me win it.

Let's move on. I did say that off the air. Yeah, he did. Oh, my gosh. Oh, man. I did sound like Batman. It sounds just like Batman. 2008 metal suit.

I didn't hear that 2008. Yeah, yeah. Morgan, who played Jack Sparrow and Pirates of the Caribbean and The Curse of the Black Pearl? Johnny Depp. Correct. Abby, what animated film released in 2001 follows the story of an ogre? Oh, Shrek. Correct.

Lunchbox, 2003, this movie, there's a clownfish and a father search. Missing Son, all that crap. Finding Nemo. Correct. Yes. I started to get emotional. It's too much like my story. Oh, stupid.

All right. Next up. Third grade U.S. history. Oh, boy. Morgan. What's the name of the ship that brought the pilgrims to America? The Mayflower. Correct. Abby, what U.S. document starts with, We the People?

That's the Declaration of Independence. Incorrect. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. No. The Constitution. You've been boned. Constitution was the answer.

Lunchbox. Gosh, dang it. All right. This could be your season. I'm not feeling good. Lunchbox. You know one thing you love? What do I love?

Women. Money. Oh, women. You're married. You're so stupid. No, not women. Money. You can have money.

You can't have women. Sorry. Sorry. Which U.S. president is on the quarter. He doesn't have change. That small man? I don't carry quarters, man. I was all the women he has.

He has had a hundred. What U.S. President is on the corridor? This is to stay in the game. My kid found one at the restaurant the other night. And he was holding the toilet where we're going. And he was last? I'm just trying to, I'm going to go to Washington. Correct.

Two people remain. Lunchbox and Morgan. The category is Bible trivia. No, you got to. You're still. Don't be serious. You're done. No, no.

Yeah, yeah. Hey, Morgan. Follow me. Yeah, me too. What's the first book of the Bible, Morgan? Really? I Okay

Chapter one Yeah That would make sense Oh wow Trying to think of all the names What's the first book of the Bible? Oh boy I don't

P-salms There's a P-solm You gotta love P-solms Wait She means Psalms Amy B means She means Psalms

B-s Lones if they both get bone though We'd move on another Yeah we do sudden. Yeah. Let's get out of the Bible. Could possibly be peace on.

Oh, you know. Let's go with Joseph. Joseph. The book of Joseph. I don't know. It's actually Genesis. So, Bone her. You've been Bowen.

That was a good guess, Morgan. I was going to go with that one. Lunchbox. Yeah. For the win. Oh, come on, man. What did David use to defeat Goliath? That's in the Bible?

Where did you think it was from? I thought it was a made-up book. I got a little children's book. There have probably been children's books made with the story of David and Goliath. They do that, yeah. To be fair. I mean, the only thing he could have used is a sword. It's not the only.

He got him with the old King Arthur. Yeah, the only thing. It was the only thing. Yeah, he pulled it out of that rock and slayed him. Oh, you're thinking sword in the stone. Also, a kid's... Oh, darn. Yeah.

No, a slingshot and a stone. You guys are both right. Yeah. She just went to the initial bone. You've been bo. Sudden death, three questions. Here we go. You really learned that in the bite?

What section of that? Is that one in? What section? Joseph. Hesolms. Pesolms. How many books are there? A lot.

Okay, guys. Famous women in history. This is your first question. There are three buzz in with your name. We're doing three women questions? No, just one. Okay, good. Who is the first woman to fly

solo. Lunchbox. Amelia Earhart. Correct. Boom. Question number two, which band in the category of 2000's music? Which band had a hit

with Hey There Delilah in 2000? Morgan. Lunchbox. Play by T. No! Wow. Hey there.

Delh. Delah. You want to do one more? Morgan? You want to one more to get on the board? I can't get on the board, but yeah.

How would you pronounce the word psalms if he had. He psalms. Lunchbox in your way. Here's a voicemail from last night. Yo, Bobby. I've been listening to this show for about 17 years now. I just recently moved to Austin, and I wanted to ask you guys,

could you please remind us, remind the whole world which Culvers it was here in Austin that you and Amy met at? I just moved to Austin. I want to go check it out. Thank you so much. Amy? I don't know if it's torn down yet or what they're doing. But yeah, they still own it, but they moved it further north because that one is going,

something going in there, like a big building. Amy and I met it at Colvers in North Austin and if it's there Wow you guys met North I thought it was the one up Brody I didn't do always No it was north Austin Because he was at the discount tire next door

Something getting his tire change And I was only I was up north because we had a tile warehouse up there when I was selling West Breaker Lane 2240 West Breaker Lane if it's still there I thought there was a plaque there That said no they were gonna do a plaque

And then they tore down the building And then they realized Oh shoot we got to get We got to relocate Here is another voicemail I got a morning corny for Amy. How fast is milk? Well, it's paste your eyes before you even know it.

Pasture your eyes. Pastureized. Boom. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So I have the most acceptable reasons to make a phone call in 2024. You're dying and you need me to know that you're dying. If you call me, I know something is wrong. Because nobody calls me because I don't answer the phone.

Yeah. You kind of fall into the category of like 35 and under that age range. They do not answer the phone for any reason. And even though you're 44 or whatever, like you, you're like them. If you FaceTime me, I think it's an important thing. You like to have a discussion about it. I would prefer a text, but I'll take a FaceTime. Don't call me unless you're dying.

Because I won't answer. If it's somebody I know when they're calling me, I know something's wrong. Yeah, so I don't mind if people call me, but apparently a lot of people in the world Here's why. Here's why, Amy. People get distracted. They're on the phone and they start talking and then I start talking back and they're not even listening because they're doing three other things at once.

And I'm like, why are we doing this? That's why I want FaceTime because I can see that you're focused and we can get off of this thing. Oh, okay. Phone calls, again, they don't bother me, but these are the acceptable reasons for a phone call. Go ahead. To inform someone of a death. There we go. Okay, I'll accept it.

Yeah, like if someone dies. Okay. To show support when someone's going through a tough time, you want to do a check-in. Okay. I'm fine. with it? To wish them a happy birthday? Nope. No call for birthday? That's a text. And then, or a FaceTime. Okay. If you're running late, like, hey, I'm going to be there and... No, I wouldn't call for that. How do you have time to call me if you're running late? Won't you take that time and you actually get

here faster? When you're lost and trying to find something. Like, hey, I can't find you. I can understand that. Because the text, they may not see it. That one I'll co-sign. And then when it comes to health updates, positive or negative, the positive would be, we're pregnant. Negative would be like... We're not pregnant. Yeah. Oh, that's real negative, man. Cancer. Cancer.

Oh, gosh. Oh, gosh. Well, I don't know. I don't know. I think the cancer was out in person. I don't. Yeah. You'd be honest with you.

If you just call me to say, hey, man, get cancer. I'll be like, why. That's true. Well, unless you don't live in the same town. Yeah, you don't live in. It's good point. Then you need to FaceTime. Okay.

You need to FaceTime on that one. Okay. So now Bobby has his own special list of like FaceTime versus. I don't want to be on the phone. I want to hold it up to my ear because you're not going to be paying the attention that you need for us to end this conversation. It's like dinner. I don't want to talk after the check. I want the check.

We've had our time. It's been awesome, by the way. Thanks for having dinner with me. It's been great to see you again. But I'm good. We just spent the time eating and I would like to finish my last buy and have the check paid and leave. Eddie has teenage kids. Do you feel as though they don't know how to talk on the phone?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, same. My kids don't know how to talk on the phone at all. Yeah, it's weird. My kids do not know how to talk on the phone. I need to send them to phone call. And they need to learn patience, too. Like if they can't get a hold of me, they call me 100 times.

500 times, yes. I'm like, your girlfriend, you're not going to have girlfriends. You keep doing this. I think we just were used to not being able to get a hold of our parents, so we're not like that. The really funny thing is when people younger than us to do the hand to sign for a phone because there isn't one. Like hold it up to your ear? Yeah, when you do.

When you do the, it looks like hang loose Hawaii. Yeah, yeah. That's also the phone. But nobody holds the phone up to it. That's not a thing. It's especially not a cell phone. So no one really does. That's true, too.

My kids don't hold it up to the. They always do speaker. All right. What else? A study found that one major thing can make men live longer. And that one thing is... Yep, yep, yep. You're right.

Marriage. Oh, no. That's not what I was thinking either. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because what happens is when y'all get a wife, you are in better physical, mental, and emotional shape. And because the wife... Much of my buddies are not in better physical shape because they're married. It's gone the opposite way.

Yeah, physical, not so much. Maybe mental and emotional. I don't know about mental either. Speaking of emotional, I don't know about that. Yeah. Okay, this is a whole study that showed that men age oftenally. We're Joshing you. The funny part is women who get married, there's no real improvements, but there's also not a decline.

They stay the same. So the key ingredient here is women just help everything. And then George Kittle, finally, this story is about Super Bowl halftime show. He was saying who he thinks to play it. You know who he is? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He plays with Travis. He does not.

He plays the same position, but he's not played with Kelsey. Oh, he plays the same position. But not on the same team. What team does it? Could you set it so much launally? He plays for the Tennessee Titans. No, he does. He plays for the...

He lives in Nashville. Yes, I've seen him working out. That's why I've played him driving on the row. I've never seen him working out. That's cool. He played for the 49ers, San Francisco. Yeah. Where did you see him working out?

Red, the chiefs are red, the 49ers are marooned. You saw him working out? On video. Oh, my God. You're out of your mind. Just tell the story. No, no, no. My friend had a video of him working out.

I saw Taylor Swift and singing. It wasn't on social. On video. On Instagram. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't on social media. Just go ahead. Go ahead.

Shut up. Okay. He said jelly roll should play the halftime show. Which, little fun fact about country music and halftime. The last time a country artist played the halftime show was 2003 and that was Shania Twain. And she was joined. And she was joined. to buy no doubt and steam.

But Jelly Roll wouldn't be a country music artist doing the halftime show. He would be an artist that has country music hits because we consider him one of us. But he also has songs that have gone number one at pop and hip-hop. It'd be, yeah, just a bigger deal. The last completely country halftime show was in 1994. Garth, Shania? Clint Black. No, Shania was 2003.

And she had pop artists with her. This was Clint Black, Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt, and then Wynonna and Amri-Jed. Wow. There you go. Thank you. A little history for you there. I mean, that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news.

With lunchbox. Stay home, it's something good. A mom, a seven-year-old child, a pet tortoise, and a pet cat. Out on a sailboat off of Hawaii. A thousand miles from Hawaii. And they have to hit the alert beacon. Send in a message to the Coast Guard. The captain of the ship died.

Oh my gosh. So they are stranded. And they're a thousand miles away? And the tortoise is there too? Yes. Is that a May Day? This is a lot. Okay.

I'm still in, but we're layering up here. Go ahead. And there was a hurricane out there at the same. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. So we are talking 20. A tortoise?

A hurricane? A dead captain? This sounds like a Bible story. It sounds like at the beginning a tortoise cat and man walking to a bar. And we were talking 25 foot waves, folks. Oh, man. And they don't have anybody to drive the boat. So they got to send the Coast Guard,

and they got to get out there and rescue these people and they get out there and it's too dangerous. So they have to wait overnight until they can get them off the ship. But they found them a thousand miles out. Thousand miles away. There's a song about that. A thousand miles. Time matter of me.

Yeah. All right, good for them. I mean, I guess the sailboat, you need to know how to sail, not just drive a boat, but also need to know how to use a compass and I don't want to do it either. Right. And the captain's gone. Yeah, my question is. They have bodies in the boat.

Do they get the captain off? They don't. Do they let them go down with the ship? The ship probably doesn't go down. They probably get them off. They tow it. Well, what do they do with the ship? They tow it in.

You think they just tow the ship a thousand miles? Yeah. Well, there's probably another country closer. Probably one mile at a time. Anyway, shout out Navy Coast Guard for saving the life. And the tortoise made it. Thank goodness. That's a good story.

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It was sourdough. Sour. Sour. That was the morning corny. We're at studio with John Pardy. Good to see you, buddy. Always good to see you guys. What the heck, man?

Where are you been? Like, you're on the road a lot yet or no? Yeah, we've been on the road. We had a long stretch of shows. We did like seven shows. on like 10 days or something crazy, but it was like shorter sets and longer sets and a day off. And then we got a week off.

And I got a couple weeks off. But we played with Brooks and Dunn on Friday. That was fun. Isn't that cool? Like you get to do stuff with like heroes? Yeah, no. And it was really fun. And we played a 90-minute set.

They played a 90-minute set. Kind of got to hang with Ronnie and kicks and was just like, and the bands hung out. I don't know. It was fun. Do you feel that there is, And it makes sense, but you being the singer, and if you can't sing, the show can't go on, like, you have to actually take care of yourself and, like, go to bed at a normal time.

You can't really go as hard anymore because if you do get sick, blow your voice out, party too hard. Well, that's irresponsible. Like, there's a new responsibility you have to have as, like, CEO of John Party Industries. I feel like, and it's hard when you get sick, that's the worst. I mean, but you got to be there for the people paying for the tickets, you know. Even that night when we played Brooks and Dunn, I was in, I was in mid like 1130 and Ronnie and kicks, they started late. So they were like asking where I was.

I was like, how's baby number two? Baby number two is beautiful and healthy and she's very new, like fresh. with baby number two is there a difference in oh we've been through this once so we can kind of figure this out again more than the first one summer's way more chill with the second baby because now she's been through it but i describe it as like a baby in one arm and then chasing presley because she's like all into discovering things she likes to climb um she's just getting we got her a dryer waste a little whiteboard and she's just coloring and so she's just learning all because of the stuff says all kinds of stuff so the name Siena Grace Party where do that come from well Summer love Sienna

I was like it's a minivan she didn't care I liked Grace Sienna Grace sounded good together it gets the minivan out a great minivan that's a great minivan it's a Toyota okay but it just kind of flows together

I thought Grace Party was a pretty name kind of it sounded cool but seeing it gray so you know just just keeping summer happy whatever she wants. How is a day in the life of John Party changed since two children are now in your life?

I don't go I don't you know I do stuff but we stay home quite a bit and it's like I don't know I mean you gotta I thought I had a lot of stuff but these kids like if we go anywhere it is like

we gotta pack all kinds of stuff and it literally like takes us at least a half an hour just to get everything back and ready to get in the car to go anywhere with the kids and that's like a new thing we used to be like let's go yeah you know now it's like oh man is it double time with a second kid or is it like time and a half since you kind of already have it down i don't know we haven't really gone anywhere with cina but it's it's hard because if you're by herself it's you got to wrangle presley and presley's still like she's She just does what she wants. She's still learning communication. And like, I mean, you can't be like, Presley, get in the car. She's not going to be walking down the driveway, you know. So it's good, but we got help. You know, we got great nannies.

So everybody's taking care of it. And it's nice. But we're staying home quite a bit. I'm gone. We stay home. What about the leashes on kids? You know, they have this little back and we're a little leash. Would you ever do that?

I mean, it's not a bad idea, but I don't, I don't. think it looks great. It's not on their neck, by the way. It's just on the back pack. They got a harness. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a hard, they're harnessed. Yeah, I mean.

But do you understand why that would be needed if you had a kid that really wanted to fly out? It's a safety thing, you know, but, um, hey, look, I can't guarantee you, you know, I don't know if I don't know if I put the kid in there. He didn't want to not guarantee. Yeah, yeah. I can't guarantee one day you might see a release on Freshly when I'm seeing them when they're running around. But, um, no, I don't know. I think it's just a full-time watch right now.

We're going to play the new one Friday Night Heartbreaker. I don't know. Talk about why you picked this song. It's a hot girl warning song. It's always been good, you know. Make sure people get their heartbreaker, man. Oh, because she's like Friday night, she goes out and breaks hearts? It's just a fun song.

It's a hot girl warning. Hot girl warning, look out. Do you feel like people know what kind of songs you like if they write one and like, oh, this is a jump party song? we should send this to him. I don't know. I don't know that they wrote, this one's,

it's, it's, it's, it's, it's just cool. It's got a spooky vibe to it. And it's got, it's got, it's kind of a thing to it,

that I gravitated to. And, um, it's just cool. And it's, it's a different song for me. And it's just fun, you know,

and it's got, I don't know, it's, it's, it's got that spooky minor chord to it. And, uh, it's just a fun song.

And, And we still got fiddle and still all over it. But for this new chapter of music, I mean, I work with Jay Joyce. And we hit it off. Love to work with Jay. And it was just like a really cool different sound. I mean, I feel like, you know, you can't just do the same thing in music. You got to change it up.

And it was nice to come in with a fresh, you know, chapter of a new music. And I thought Friday Night Heartbreaker is a cool song. And I thought it was a great lead off to the new project. because it screams like, listen to me. I was doing a bunch of shows. I mean, you're all the way to the end of the year, pretty much, right? Yeah, we got the Christmas thing now. But I love the Christmas show.

Building that up. Yeah, I got the horn section booked. Yeah, that's going to be awesome. We got a horn bus. You don't want to ride on that bus. The horn section rides with the horn section. I would imagine that is the least smelly of the buses. Probably the cleanest.

The cleanest of the buses would be the horn buses. And so you're doing your, Mr. Saturday night, you're doing the Christmas show. How did that go last year? I know you did a couple shows in New York, right? We did one in New York, and it was great. Yeah. And it was so much fun.

The fans in New York are being bummed that we're not back in New York City, but maybe next year. Now we're going to the West Coast, and we've got some shows in New Mexico and Texas. I chose casinos for the Christmas show because I feel like you always get a good theater that can...

I mean, it's all about having a 15-piece band. That's the realist. There's a room. Yeah, there's always room in casinos and people can travel. They can always get a nice hotel. And so I wanted to keep it that way for that. But in the midst of Saturday nights, all amphitheaters and arenas. And so we're excited.

We're busy, but it's fun. How do you warm up your voice? Do you have a specific thing you do before a show to warm up your voice? Hot water. And then, like, I'll have pre-recorded vocal lessons. And I'll probably do that for like 10 minutes. Like the gigi-gee, gee-gee, gee-gee. and you just try to match the pitch

or do you just do I do the vocal runs It's okay Sometimes it's like That's a good one And then the Gee Gee Geekee Geekee or

Um Key key key I mean it's it's It's so strange to people But it really does help If you were to go on stage Without doing any sort of vocal warm up at all And have to do a 90 minute set

I'm good to go by the third song It takes a couple songs Yeah, by the second, the second song, the good. And sometimes, like, we've got this song called Paycheck, and it's like a hardworking, working, man song and girls, too. But we start with just me and an electric and then rocking, and the band comes back in, and that kind of helps, it helps because it's just me in a guitar.

And it's really just singing with the band. It gets louder and more energizing. But, yeah, no, you definitely got to warm up. Do you have any music you listen to it to get yourself fired up before a show? or a specific playlist that you would listen to? No, I mean, honestly, like, I play, like, a lot of lo-fi on the road. Just, just, because we've been in new music land,

and sometimes it's just nice to hear music with no lyrics. Just, like, you don't have to think about it. That's what lo-fi is? Yeah, it's, like, it's, like, very, like, funky. Like, it's cool. Like, if you were studying, you'd put lo-fi on, or if you just want to chill. And, because sometimes, you know,

you guys got to listen to music all time and, you know, lyrics, they give a motion to make you think and see your songwriter, you do this, blah, blah, and lo-fi is just like chilling. So. Do you get recognized without the hat? Yes. And I was,

my favorite one that's happened that I never thought of it. I just had shorts, like a polo shirt, and we were at Top Golf, somewhere, like outside of Philadelphia. And I was like, nobody's going to know me here.

And these two cute teenage girls in their mom came, like, follow me. And they're like, can we get a picture? I was like, wow, you got, it just blew me away because I was just like in backwards hat, playing top golf. And I don't know. So yeah. How tall are you? Six four.

Yeah. Yeah, it's hard to miss. Yeah, I mean, I. Jealous. I do, you know, in summer, if they follow summer, summer, is always posting pictures of me, like just wearing. athletic gear outside. Are you a good golfer?

I'm getting better. I'm getting better. I can par and then definitely a lot of snowmands. But I can hit the par. That would be an eight. Because it looks like a snowman. Oh, okay, gotcha.

You pick up after snowmen. If you're playing after snowmen's, it's your wrong game. You play pickleball at all? I do not play pickleball. Because there's like two groups of like the artisty clubs around here, you know, that everybody plays golf.

or pickleball, some do both. But like, you know, Dirk's is a big pickleball guy. Yeah. Dirk's, he's like, what, 31 flavors, whatever, remember when Dirk's was into curling?

Mountain bike, in the curling. Like he was like, the little sweeper guys. Yes, yes, yes. They were like trying to go to the Olympics. Like, him and his band around curling. I was so funny. Like, where do you even find that in Nashville?

But it's hockey. So, very much. What is your favorite song of yours of all time? Of all time? It's a tough one. I mean, honestly, I think head over boots is one of my favorites because... One favorite. I got a lot of favorite.

They're like, we're going to celebrate John Party today. We're going to play one song. And it can always change, but today... Head over boots. Head over boots. It's just you can dance to it. It's happy. It's about falling in love.

And that's why I wrote it. When I wrote Head of Her Boots, I went to a Texas dance hall, and everybody was dancing the sad music. Because it had the dance beat to it, but it was like, she left me. And like dancing. You know, and so I was like, man, we could really use like a dancing song. It's about falling in love. And like I'm Head of Her Boots for you. And that's how I came up.

And when you write music, and I feel like when we make music, we make music to hit people's emotions. and like, you know, make them feel stuff. And for that, for like my first number one and having that idea and I wanted to make people happier while they're dancing, it's like, it's just a good moment. And we play that last song we play every night. What is your favorite song of all time?

All these questions. It's like for you're on the island, what one album would you bring? Or it's like an interview. I know. Favorite song of all time. Mm-hmm. It's tough.

That's very hard. Okay, let's do this. Your Mount Rushmore of songs. Do you need me to vamp while you think? That takes time. We have all of it. But you've never been asked, what's your favorite song? Like, if you were to come to me and go, what is your favorite song?

I can easily go, John Mayer stop this train. I can go Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Willie Nelson. I can go, Ain't No Sunshine. Bill Withers. Like, those are like my favorite songs of all time. And do I commit to those forever? I don't know, but right now, those are my favorite songs of all time.

Okay. So we can switch it. Well, during this interview, you will not switch it, but the next time you come in, I will not hold you personally responsible for anything you say here. On the road again, Willie Nelson, a solid song. Got a great story behind it, too. He wrote it for his movie, and the movie was done when they didn't have a song. And I think he, like, last minute was like,

needs to be a song about being on the road. And it's on the road again. Road on the back of a paper bag on an airplane. And it was such a legendary song And I love that, you know On the road again Starts with the chorus too Which is super interesting

They didn't do that a lot back then All right, I love that one That's always been one of my favorites Let's see I mean John Mayer's got some songs I Since it's you know

Stop this train One of my favorite a whole time I'm gonna find another you Yeah That came out We were golfing and it came on I was like damn that's good So that's one of my favorites

Good one It's very soulful And then You know My girl My girl's one of my favorite It's like Don't

Don't do you hear that It's like let's go I know sunshine So good I think people will be surprised at the soul that you have In your voice Because they know you're singing Traditional country songs

But you have a lot of soul in you Yeah We got And on the new record We went after that There's some songs Called Gamblin Man It's very soulful.

There's a father-daughter song called She Drives Away. It's beautiful. This new record is very, it's personal, but it's also, you still want to go dance at Billy Bob's. You know, you still want to go downtown Nashville dance around. And it's rocking. The new song is out.

We played it Friday in a Heartbreaker. I don't know anything about an album yet. So we're waiting on. That's coming at some point. The album is done. And we're just going to say it's going to be at the top of next year, like the first. One time he's. take like nine years for a new album so i don't know remember that time

it went to like nine years for an album i was like hey by the time this record come out zach brown probably put two records out uh the the tour september fifth starts in baltimore um 16 more shows on the mr saturday night world tour everywhere is doing the christmas shows again and i don't know man it's it's really good to see you congrats on everything and can't wait to hear all the new music thank you know i can't wait i can't wait i can't wait wait guys did you get to four because mount russell's four he didn't i said three and i think he just my three, and I don't want to put him under any more pressure. He already was like, you're putting too much on me.

What is this? I said, it's an interview. I wanted to clarify, because I didn't know if he knew how many people were on Mount Rushmore. Another one is New York, New York by Frank Sinatra. Like, you hear that. It's like, dun, da, ba, na, na, nah, nah. And we played it at the Christmas show last year. And it was with the band, like the horns.

I was like, start spreading the news. It was so. Is that so fun to do something that's not that you don't do traditionally, that you love to do on stage? Yeah, and the crowd didn't see it coming. They were like Christmas show. And we also did some of the singles, like with the horn section, because that's what we do.

We'll play like, play night shift, and the horns are going, bon-da-boom, and the ones are going like, gur. It's like, this is so cool. And it gives, like, you know, he kind of get away from the Christmas, go back to the Christmas,

and then we hit him with New York, New York, and like the crowd lit up and we're in New York City at the beacon in the heart of the city and it was just like the audience lit up and they sang the whole song and was a really special moment. I'm happy you came in buddy.

I love you man. I love you too. Friday, go stream it. John Party, go watch him and he'll be doing shows and all the Christmas shows and until we see you again, my friend there is.

John Party, everybody. Yay, thank you. Johnparty.com. morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dials just keeps on turn. Keeps on turn. Then you're ready and me lunchbox, more game two. School with Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through.

Mike D's writing this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the back so you know what this is. Let's go. This is the Bobby Vaughn's store. These are the best kept secrets. Husbands, keep from wives. and wives keep from husbands. Uh-oh.

And so I've already read over them. I'm happy to be honest about mine. I'm not going to tell you the actual secret, but I can tell you if I do it or not. Okay. Let's go, husbands keep from wives. Number one, their fears.

No. Yeah. My wife knows my fears. Every one of my fears. But they're all professional, just about. Like how? Like insecurity. Just a general insecurity.

it took a long time for me to open up about those. But that one was it. My fears aren't super personal, though. So my, but. But is there a fear of abandonment? Oh, but she knows that already. Went to therapy. Right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's very personal. But I didn't like, hey, how about this fear? That was just kind of taken, pulled out. But then there's a fear of like. Yeah, and there's not anything to this. I'm going to give me crying. I mean, you keep going.

Oh, no, this was more work. I think an example, just to people understand. You can correct me if I'm wrong. But, like, if you put up tickets, is there a fear? You might not sell them. Every time. And I have friends that I talk with that also put up tickets. And we call each.

I have two. And I'll name drop just because we are like the most anxiety-filled people. When it comes to us, we always feel like every time we list a show, no one's ever going to come again. It's me, Brett Eldridge and Ben Rector, and we are the anxiety brothers. And we call. And every time we're like, I'm afraid no one's ever going to come to a show. But all three of you guys, people show up. Isn't that crazy?

so far, but the next time, for them, people are always going to come. For me, I think every time's the last time. That's a fear, though, but I do talk about with my wife that. Wishing their wives are more like their mothers. No. No. No, that's not a, no. That's not a secret.

You don't want that? No. I would wish their wives are more like their mothers. I don't know. My wife's mom's pretty awesome. But I see a lot of similarities. Oh, I didn't mean your own mom. Your own mom.

It says your mom. Oh, is that, oh, their mother's. I don't want to be like my mom. I'm not trying to make all my mom. I miss right that. I didn't marry me. my mom. No, I think it's, I'm cool. You guys are thinking about physical, but you're, we're talking about nurture. Nurturing characteristics. Oh. Like, oh, my mom used to do this for me. My mom was this

way with my dad. Okay, I can see that. So then you have this expectation. The fact that your mind went to doing it with your mom. Yeah, I don't have this one because my mom was an addict and loved her, but we didn't have that relationship. So I don't have that at all. And I thought, That's why I automatically thought she'd be more like her mom. And I'm like, oh, they're both pretty awesome. Yeah. What about, do you wish your wives are more like your moms? Because your mom's raised you.

You had good relationships with them. Now, I do wish my wife was, like, more creative, like, with Halloween stuff and, like, project. Was your mom like that? My mom was. Okay. Like, when you say that, I'm like, my wife would rather just go buy the costume. My mom would rather make it or go to goodwill and piece it together. That's fun.

And that was more, made it more fun to me. But my wife didn't like that. I like, do you tell your wife that? Yeah. Do you say, why don't you do this more like my mom? Well, we used to make them because, yeah, we just don't have time. I'm not your mom. Eddie, you?

How's that going to? Yeah, so my mom was a great cook. So what I had, I had my wife learn from my mom how to cook. Oh, your mom taught her? That's right. And your wife actually was like, I'm happy to learn? My wife cooks exactly what my mom used to cook. High five, dude.

How cool is that. Now, my mom didn't cook, so that's the problem. But you guys are both in love with your moms. No, no. Then we have it. Criticisms about their wife's current look. Oh, like, y'all wouldn't say that. That's a secret.

You keep it to yourself. You're not going to be like, I don't like your new haircut. Here's what I'm going to say. I think there may be a time where I probably will not be honest. I haven't had to do that yet. Yeah. But I think there could be, I'm sure she does it with me all the time. I'll say we're running late, you know, and she's like, how does this look?

I'll be like, it's fine. Let's go. We got to go. We got to go. But that's not the truth. Even though it doesn't look good. Like you're like, I wish you wouldn't wear that? But I wouldn't think that, but like, yeah, that doesn't look great.

but we got to go. That's a good point. You know what I mean? I don't like that outfit, but just wear it. Let's go. You ever say that? She changed his outfits three times. That one's fine.

Let's just go. Okay, let's say y'all do have time. Are you going to say, no, I don't like that? Yeah, I'm like, that shirt, that's the bad mood. I'm like, you're always in a bad mood. I will be honest. If it's like, I don't like that. I'm not a fan.

I'll say that. But then I also realize that she knows more than I do. It's like me arguing astrology with an astrologist. I'm like, you're stupid. and they're like, but I do astrology and I'm like, astrology is not real

and then I win. Yeah. Oh. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I said nothing there. I mean. But no, very rare.

Very rare. How about this? Trouble at work. What do you mean? Nah, I tell her. What trouble do you get in at work? If there is any trouble, I tell her,

I tell her trouble at work all the time. You're lying then. No. And then lustful thoughts. Of other women? Why would you tell them with that? You would never tell them that? Why would you tell her that?

The five most common secrets husbands keep from their wives' lustful thoughts. I don't have them. You have them on air. Like, what are you talking about? That's true. He has his public. That's a great point. He can't even say Hallibir is without being like, Hallibur.

We have video of him having the thoughts. Hallibur. Okay, I'm going to do the opposite side in a second. We're going to do wives from their husbands coming up in a second. We're going to do most common secrets now that wives keep from their husbands. Here we go. Old Flames. What about them?

I don't know who they are. Oh, like they just don't act like they never existed. Yeah, or like. How much you really loved them? Maybe. I don't know. I mean, that's why I'm asking. Old Flames. Like, maybe you lie about getting you being the dumper when you were the dumpee.

You're still. Yeah. You're my only love. Well, you came out with that one strong. Wow. I mean, we weren't really in that way. Why should you take a shot? So what do you think?

Because again, you're not married now, but you were for a long time. Yeah, I was married for a really long time. Oh, what are your old flames? Was there anything that? Because I honestly, I don't think that you have, if there's no benefit and there's only pain, I don't feel like you should always have to say it. The details.

Yeah, I don't feel like that's not telling the truth. If there's no benefit at all. I think there has benefit with pain and authenticity if there's a greater goal, if it can get you somewhere. But I don't think this is one of those things where it's like, yeah, man. He was hung like a horse. Oh.

You know what I mean? Yeah. It just doesn't help. Yeah, yeah. I don't say that. I know. That doesn't help. That's, you're going to wish that didn't have it.

A hidden nest egg. Oh, money? Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. She's not saying a lot. She's nodding and thinking. I think, yeah, they may have a little to the side.

Women may have a little to the side. Are you hypothetically speaking? Hypothetically speaking, depending on, I didn't. But depending. on what your circumstances, like if you work or maybe don't work, if you have a way to say. No, no, we know all the reasons, but it just felt like that was a very personal tone. Okay. They have a staff.

No, but she, everything she says, it's just like, yeah. But moving on. I want to respect it. This one is not even a real thing. This next one's not a real thing. How much they spent when they went shopping? I know, actually, but that's funny. Her real weight.

Because here's the thing about guys. We can be attracted, we can be not attracted, we can be mid-attracted, we can be mid-attracted, whatever, we don't actually care about a number. We don't care. There's not a single guy I know that's like, I like on best at 151 or 118. It's just a visual thing. And guys like different curves and thin and not,

but it's never a number thing. So there's no need to hide a real weight number. You can do things like we're different clothes. Guys, would you agree that there's not like actual number? I don't know my wife's weight. Me either. And I don't even care about a number. Yeah.

The number thing is not true. I would disagree with this because the guys don't care about a number. They just want to be attracted. Right. This is the thing of stuff that y'all might say, too, though. Like, y'all, like how tall you are and your shoe size. You want to see my driver's license? Is it, is it, is it lie?

No. It says 6-1. I am 6-1 when I wear shoes. That's not being real on your license. Okay, but when he took his driver's license picture, he had shoes on. Yeah, a tall shoes. What kind of shoes? I had to measure there.

Oh, dude, I wore my tallest one. I wore what they called Chunkies. Yes, chunkies. but they uh i'm six one of my driver license um another one that wives keep from their husbands getting hit on by other men my wife doesn't like i'm volunteering it but sometimes i'll just not be like we'll be at the airport or something and i'll see a guy walk up to talk up to her you know what do you say they do you say like what do you say no i i'm honestly up and they're probably like who's this guy about bobby why why i try to do i just i'm i'm i don't take any shots of you that was just funny i know it's just funny funny,

sad. It's kind of a compliment in a weird way. If your wife gets in on it? Yeah. Like I don't take any, I'm not insecure about that at all. I kind of like it.

She didn't do anything. She didn't do nothing and someone else found her attractive and wanted to go up and say hi. Is that a compliment to you guys or do you get like jealous? I don't get jealous. I know who's just coming home to.

I'd rather it not happen. What? That lets you know your wife's hot. I'd rather, like I'm good. I don't know that I'm holding up a sign. please hit on my wife. But it makes you feel good. Okay.

And then finally, secret snacking before or after meals. I can see that on both sides. So if the person's saying they're on some sort of plan, like I'm trying to lose weight or I'm trying and then they don't. I don't know. That's definitely a woman thing. But those are secrets that wives keep from husbands. Secret snacking.

Secret drinking. That's a cool band name. What is it? Hi, guys. We're secret snacking. Thanks for coming to the show tonight. This story comes to us from Chicago, Illinois. There's a 17-year-old.

He wants to go to the mall. So he says, hey, let me call an Uber. Gets an Uber ride and says, hey, man, if you'll just go straight down the highway, be better than it. Uber driver's like, nah, takes the side roads, take a longer route, drops him off at the mall. 17-year-old goes, one star. Yeah, if he went long to make more money, I get it, one.

Yeah, you know what, that's one-starable. If that's the case, yeah. So the Uber driver got his rating. It's like, huh, you gave me one star, huh? Uh-huh. Next day, shows back up at the house and throws a brick through the front door. What? Over one star? Okay. Not get it. I mean, that's one star, but he deserved the one star.

This is my fear of retaliation. It happens. But what happened, though, in the retaliation, the one star was deserved. I know, but I'm not going to give it. So your fear of retaliation will actually keep you for doing the right thing. Yeah, I'll just say, no, I won't rate it. No, we're rating. Ooh. But then other people could be subject to abuse to be taken advantage of because you didn't speak out. But you'd rather them get the abuse.

But you would rather not have retaliation than other people. I mean, I felt that. That sounds like a their problem. Exactly. There we go. All right, good job. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

We're going to go talk to Debbie, who's on the phone. Debbie, good morning. I just wanted to share that Abby and they both inspired me. I went skydiving last Sunday. And I had never thought of doing that until I heard that they did that. Oh, that's really cool. And how was your experience? It was great talking to everybody, getting to know everybody,

hearing everybody's story, the whole process. And then as soon as I got out of the airplane, I got so sick. Like when you were actually falling, you got sick? Oh, yeah. I was trying really hard to not let anything out because I didn't want it to get on the person. I was going to say that would be terrible. All of a sudden you go, whoa, and it just goes to that face. I know.

That's what I was concentrating on the whole time. No, you can't throw up. You can't throw up. You can't throw up. And then, but I would not change the thing. I'm so glad I did it. Did you throw up? Not until on the way home.

Oh. Good for you. But it was, you know, now that a few days have passed, I can say it was really great. And I'm glad I did it. Just to be able to do it to have that experience. Yeah, and like face of fear. Thank you for inspiring me. Yeah.

Eddie and Abby, great job for inspiring her. Anytime it doesn't have to be skydiving. Anytime you kind of do something that makes you uncomfortable and you get through it, you're like, dang, kind of proud of myself for doing it. And it also allows you to go, I could probably do other things that make me uncomfortable too. So I hope this opens a little door for you. Yeah. And that's kind of why I did it.

Well, if I can do this, then I can do anything else. Do anything. Anything. Take a look. It's in a book. Reading Rainbow. I can do anything. I think at one point in our life, most of us all here have been skydiving.

I hated it. I did it by myself. Went up, got another group. just jumped, hated it, miserable. Worst thing ever. Glad I did it because I tend to enjoy doing things I don't enjoy doing, but only when it's over because I'm like, cool, still got it. Hated it.

And my attachee was so much smaller than me. It was a female. Or tandem. Yeah, the technical term of attachee, I think. Yeah, the tandem person. She was like 5'2 and she did backflips out of the plane. Whoa. It sucked.

And I got it all on video or did until my house got robbed and they took the video. That's not good. I know. So now I can claim anything. We actually jumped out of parachute. We'll never know. We caught one in mid-air. But I remember the worst part about it for me was when they pulled that and you get sucked up.

Yeah. That's bad. That's bad. It's your general store, we'll call it that. Your general store gets tugged hard. But, yeah, I'm glad I did it. I would never do it again. Did you like it?

Yeah, I would never do it again, though. Lunchwarks and I went together, and I did not want to. If someone wasn't attached to me, I think I was going to change my mind. Like, I did not want to, like, go forward. Well, yeah, you wouldn't, you should have changed your mind if no one was attached to you. Well, I know, but I mean, if I had trained and done all that, I'd just, I'd just probably been like, never mind. You like at lunch?

I loved it. Loved it. Every part of it. Every part. I mean, not the general store part, but the free fall was amazing. Yeah. The free fall, though, just feels like your head's out of the window. That's crazy, man.

I didn't get motion sick doing it. I get motion sick doing everything. I didn't get motion sick doing it. And I remember as I was falling, I was like, well, if I die, I just die. I had that brief moment where I was like, there's nothing I can do. I'm probably just dead. Yeah. But the scariest part was to float down because something goes wrong there.

Then you're screwed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we appreciate that call. Debbie, hope you have a great day. You too. Thanks so much. All right, bye-bye. That's it for us.

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