The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Part 1: Easy Trivia + Fun Fact Friday!

Episode Date: June 7, 2024

We play another round of Easy Trivia, find out who the winner is! Plus, we kick off the weekend by sharing some fun facts and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, wherever you get your podcast. Come on, Bobby. Transnett. Hey, welcome to Friday show. Morning Studio. Morning. All right.

So here is Taylor, who is calling us from Alabama. Hey, Taylor, good morning. Morning. Morning. All right, Taylor, what's your question? Would you rather see your favorite artist before the height of their career or during the height of their career? So like, see them early so you can brag. I saw a call play once in a broom closet.

There were two people there, me and the janitor. Yeah, yeah. Or when they can play all their hits. I would say probably when they have all their hits when it's even cliche to like them because you're going to enjoy that actually more what you would enjoy about the early version of it in my opinion is just being able to say it

because you don't even know really what that's all about you might know a couple songs your love is going to grow for them probably forever like I would rather see Garth now than Garth in 1994 because I know all the songs in the concert in 1994 it's probably playing some B-sides that are current

And I'm like, I don't know, dude. Right, it's long about a river or something, you know? So I'm going to go post height. I'm going to go on the down more than on the new up. Amy? Yeah, I think that I'm with the, like after they've established a lot. Because last summer when I went to see George Strait, like in the huge, it was at the football stadium. And there was so many people and the energy because everybody there is just obsessed with like every song.

It was so fun to have that and that many people. And also, we're lame when it's. comes to show. It's like, we just want to hear songs we know. Like, I'm not cool to go, I can't wait to hear something I never heard of before to see if I like it live. Now, I need to hear it like 10,000 times to see if I like it. And then I only want to hear songs that I know at a concert. There's only like three artists that I would even care to hear them play something I've

never heard before. Because that's, like, I need to be super passionate about that artist to hear something new. Like who? Here's a new one I just for, oh, no. Shut. That's why Garthor doesn't do it. John Mayer, Casey Musgraves, counting crows. Oh, yeah.

and probably Ben Rector but he's also like one of my really good friends so that's a weird one I'm gonna play something new I'm gonna play something new idea no

so probably those four artists but I'm just not cool enough to go to a show and like music I've not heard before lunchbox it has to be at the height of their career

because they're obviously bigger than they have more songs it's gonna be more entertaining and it's gonna be a bigger venue so it's gonna be more like fire

and more over the top George Strait isn't no fire he just up there with the guitar but lucky even has a microphone It's still nice. Like he just go out and you just guess what he's singing.

Eddie? Dude, there's nothing cooler. I know. Then seeing an artist before they blow up. Like I had a cousin. Dude, do you speak of George, of Garth Brooks? I had a cousin that was like, I was huge in the Garth Brooks. And I was like, oh, I'm such a big fan.

This was like during like Rope in the Wind. And she goes, you know, I saw Garth back in like 90. And there was no one there. And he stood, he stayed after the show, met everyone, hung out with everyone, gave everyone autographs. And she had his autograph and everything. That's what I'm talking about. So you'd rather be cool and have a story.

Yeah. Okay. No, what I get. Tell the story of. You're also cool enough to like new music from people that you've never heard before. Dude, I tell my story of I saw Taylor Swift before she was big, like all the time. All the time. But you've also seen her mid.

People are like, I just went to the Ares tour. Oh, that's cool. Man, I saw Taylor was just 15. Yeah, but you got lucky. You seen so many that's amazing. That also sounds creepy too. What do you mean? I saw this girl when she was 15.

No, she started playing music when she was 15. Yeah, I saw her all alone. Yeah, well, she was 15. She was 15. Yeah, yeah. Okay, so three of us would rather see him at the height. One of us would like to see them early so they can tell the story. Taylor, what about you?

Who's the artist, though, that you think about when you think of this scenario? So I saw Luke Combs in 2016 in Tuscaloosa before he was huge, but I didn't know any of his songs. But I can say I saw him, so. Did you enjoy the show, or do you enjoy it more now that he's gotten famous? and you're like, I really enjoyed it, but at the time you're like, I don't know. I would enjoy it more at his height because I know all of his songs now. But, yeah, that's what I think about. I think it's a good question.

And Eddie's the cool guy. Oh, dude. There's nothing better than that? I love it. Yeah, he only had five strings on his guitar. Is this one of those things, though, and like, there actually is something better than that, you know? Like, you know, I just thought of that. But we have our little annoying things.

Oh, like you can't write any better? Yeah. I don't think that one annoys me, though, because I don't feel like that's meant low. No, there isn't. There are a lot of great things. But I also don't think 110% is literal when I hate that. All right. Let's go. We're here. Glad you guys are here. Let's get started. This is a new song from Hardy. It's a world premiere. This is called Six Feet Under. Callie's song. Callie is his wife. Big Hardy fans here.

One song, once it saw Hardy play once at a sit go. Stop. Nobody's playing. It's just him at the gas pump. See how cool the story is that. It's a great story. Actually, I just saw him pump a gas. He wasn't playing. Let's 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 just graduated from college with a degree in material sciences. I always saw myself getting a job in a field like this and going even deeper on my understanding of materials, either working as a manufacturer or in a laboratory. I've applied for over a dozen jobs, no luck. My sister works in finance and has a job for me that pays really well. comes with great benefits. Should I take the job I can get over the job I want to hold out for? Well, taking another job now hurt my chances of getting a job in my field later.

Signed Career Hunter. It's not going to hurt your chances, but I think the enemy of drive and desire is being comfortable. And as long as you know, you're going to do this job. You might love it, though. You might do the job and love and want to stay in it. So don't totally say you're going to hate the job. But if you go to this job and let's see you get a promotion, you're going to make a pretty good living. You're going to go take less money to do the job you really want.

That's a decision you have to make. And that's going to be a difficult decision. So you can hold out. If you can, some people can't hold out. You've got to take a job. You got to pay the bills. If you really want to do this job that you went to school for, I would encourage you to be conscious of the fact that if you get comfortable making the money you're making in this job.

It's going to be very difficult for you to go back and do something that is more fulfilling because of the money situation you've gotten yourself in. It's a good situation, but it's hard to take a step back, even financially, if you've already become comfortable and you're living a lifestyle that is difficult to change. But I would set a date and go, if I don't get this kind of job by this date, I'm going to take a different job. And then do you have to be transparent with whoever's hiring you? like, hey, for what?

Well, I don't know. I just feel like if you take. Well, you can't screw them over and leave a month after. Right. Yeah, but you can't tell them before you take the job. But you can't if it's a really good job. But you don't tell them. Hey, I might not.

I know, I know. Because you might never leave the job. I know. But then they're hiring you and investing in you and then all the, wow, you're like, well. A wise man once said, that showbiz, baby. That's right. Okay. So just know that if you need to take the job because of money, I get it.

But if you're good at it, you're going to move up and you're going to make more money. and it's going to be really hard to go back to what you want to do because you're going to allow comfort to come in. So difficult decision, what I would do is I would put, okay, I want a job in my field by this date. Let's say it's December 31st of this year. If I don't get it, I'm going to commit to taking a job over here. And then go that way.

The worst thing to do is be non-committal about everything because you learn nothing and you get nothing if you're non-committal about everything. So set dates and boundaries and rules and then follow them. and if you get this job and you like it a whole lot, you can just stay in it forever or not. And maybe be miserable, but hey. No, see, that's a problem.

You took care of yourself. Got you that bag, didn't you? That's a little bag. All right, close it up. That's an all day. We got your email and we let it on the air. Now it's about to close. Bobby fell back.

Yeah. It's now time for Fun Facts Friday. Fun fact Friday. I'm going to start and end. So there's a wrestler named Macho Man, Randy Savage. Oh, yeah. Snap into a slim gym. Oh, yeah.

Do you know that is, Amy? Yes. So he played minor league baseball for years before moving on to wrestling. So he's a great athlete. But the crazy part is he broke one arm and learned to throw with the other arm and played minor league baseball at the other arm. What? That is crazy. That dude's amazing.

Which is, oh, yeah. Slapping to a slim gym. Amy, you? Roller coasters were invented to distract Americans from sin. It was in the... I didn't be anything all the time. Yeah, sure. It was in the late 1800.

And this businessman, his name was Lamarcus Thompson. He hated that Americans were tempted by saloons and brothels and all that. So he wanted to create some good clean fun over on Coney Island. And that's where he put the first roller coaster with something for people to go do. That wasn't, quote unquote, bad. And that's when the carnage started selling our money. So that happened, too. This isn't shocking.

People say their childhood years, where are their best years, regardless how old they are. It's called the Reminiscence Bump. we always romanticize our childhood. It's like music, too. The music that we love the most is usually in those formidable years, like 12 or 13 to like 22. That's usually like the best music. It was made then. Lunchbox?

In the United States, there is a marriage every 16 seconds. So that's about 38,000 weddings per week and a little over 2 million weddings per year. That's wild. Did you hear that? He never, there was no poop. There was no pee. Right. It was about love.

There was, what? But hey, next week, I'll bring you the bad news. Oh, no. Oh, no, now we're doing good news, bad news with his. So this is this new thing. He does one, he does good, then he goes, but next week. And during his segment, three people around three people got married. That's right.

That's crazy. But the bad news next week. Next week. Eddie? Look, this is nice of Mexico. Mexican prisoners do not get punished if they try to escape, but only if it's a non-violent escape. if they kill someone or hurt someone on the way out, yes, it's a crime. So it's almost like a free shot to try?

Correct. Because they say that it's human nature to want to be free. So that's okay. Give it a shot. I like it. How crazy is that? But do they come and chase you if you make it? Well, yeah, they're going to try to get you, but it's not an added crime.

Like here, you escape. It's like, all right, well, you did have 20 years. Now since you try to escape, you have 50. What was crazy. And I don't know if it still happens, but to hear about, like the gang or the drug lords that would be put in prison, but they had all these underground tunnels that could go to and from. Well, that's how Chopo got out.

Was the tunnel? Yeah. And they had parties, like, whatever they want. They want booze, whatever they smuggled all in. And, like, they're playing poker in there. Yeah, I mean, I guess if they smoke. You can't play poker in American prisons. They made their own prison.

You know, that was? Yes. Oh, Pablo. Pablo Escobar made his own house. He had, like, he had, like, real soccer players come in. They'd have games. That's right. That's so wild.

I know. There are seven countries in your. Europe that are smaller than Rhode Island, our small estate. Seven countries. Vatican City, Monaco, San Marino, Likstein, Malta, Andorra, and Luxembourg. You hesitated on that. Like that's saying.

No, never heard of them. But countries smaller than our small estate. I didn't know Monaco was a country. I've only heard of that of the F1. I've never heard of Leichtenstein. Yeah. Monaco, I guess you're right. I thought of the city.

Yeah, me too. Morgan. A lightning bowl is five times. hotter than the sun. So the charge carried by a bolt of lightning is 54,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Dang.

That's fine. Do you guys see the clip of Metallica playing a song and the lightning bolt hit behind him when they were playing the song with the guy that died in the band? It's like the song that he was like road. That is weird. So he came back as a lightning bolt? I don't know, dude. I just saw it and I was like, look at that. And that's flipped out. That's awesome. Yeah, yeah.

Victoria's Secret was based out of Columbus, Ohio, in the 80s, but they used to fake London to dress to look more luxurious. That's funny They're from the Midwest Chillin in Ohio It also was created by a dude Yeah Name Victor

Is that creepy? Was it Victor? I don't know I made that up Okay That would make sense Thanks for admitting He made an episode

Because I would have believed that No no no No his name was Victory We're in Ohio and we're a dude You just Google Victoria's Secret A bunch of underwear popped up

Royer Raymond was his name Thank you. I was trying to find the weekend. Okay, you can get off the pictures, dude. Well, I don't know how. You just hit the X up in the top corner. I almost worked there. That's all I know. That's not true.

It is. Did you apply? No, I worked at Sam's Club 6416 in San Antonio. And I was always working there in this lady that worked at Victoria's Secret. It was like, listen, if you ever need a job, you need to come work for me at Victoria's Secret because you are phenomenal. Okay, but how did you want to work? Like, she wanted me to, she tried to recruit me to Victoria's Secret, but I was making too much money at Sam's Club. Did you almost say yes?

Yeah, I was like, man, that'd be awesome. But she told me I'd be in the back. I wouldn't see customers. I was like, oh, well, that's not fun. Did you almost work there? Yeah. Okay. That's almost working there.

She wouldn't let him see customers. That makes sense. All right. Fun fact, Friday. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist.

and hosts of the podcast a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships.

I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. When you listen to podcasts about AI and tech and the future of humanity, 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 Cougler did that I think was so unique. He's the writer-director. Who do you think he is? I don't know. You mean the, like, the president? You think Canada has a president. You think China has a president. Los L'Aruzette.

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. Yeah. It is an actual point. 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, I thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick Dick and Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever

you get your podcasts. If you're watching the latest season of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, you already know there's a lot to break down. Norsha accusing Kelly of sleeping with a merry man. They hold and Kay Michelle back from fighting Drew. Pinky has financial issues. I like the bougie style of Housewives of Housewives show. I think it looks like it's going to be interesting. On the podcast, Reality with the King, I, Carlos King,

recap the biggest moments from your favorite reality shows, including the Real Housewives franchise, the drama, the alliances, and the team everybody's talking about. As an executive producer in reality television, I'm not just watching it. I understand the game. As somebody who creates shows, I'll even say this. At the end of the day, when people are at home, they want entertainment.

To hear this and more, Listen to Reality with the King on the IHard radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Ezra's five years old. She's from New York, and she was recently diagnosed with liver disease. And so she was put on a transplant list, and you just sit there and wait.

But she didn't have to wait long because her preschool teacher said, you know what? I'm going to step up and I'm going to donate a liver. So she went, she got tested and is now approved to do the transplant. They're hoping to do it this summer, but how they told Ezra, was they went to her house, brought balloons, stuffed animals, and everything. And they had signs that said, Ezra, will you take my liver? It was like a promosal. Yeah.

It's a liver proposal. And Ezra said yes. That's very selfless to that teacher. I think she was a match. I bet she had to be a good kid in the class too, right? Oh, for sure. Not a trouble maker. Yeah, like somebody bad, but the teacher didn't jump up.

But that's a great story. Save the Life. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. It's the easiest. game ever. It's called easy trivia. The category is me. Amy, what's the name

of the interview podcast that I host? Bobbycast? Correct. Lunchbox, what's the name of my hometown? Mountain Pine, Arkansas. Correct. Eddie, what ABC drama did I do a multi-episode stint appearing as myself? ABC drama

appearing as yourself? Is it dancing with the stars? No. But you're not eliminated. What was it? Nashville. Dang, I forgot about that one. It was a while ago. He'd be out. Morgan, I was a mentor for four seasons on what reality competition show? American Idol.

Correct. Nobody goes home the first round. What you just heard there almost never happens. Get that out of your system. You? Who, me? Yeah. Do you were Nashville?

Yeah. Like four or five episodes. I didn't know. It was on ABC, dude. But you recently talked about it because of the movie role. Okay, here we go. The category is America. Amy's wearing the tiara because she is the champion.

Amy, what's the capital of the U.S.? Washington, D.C.? Correct. Lunchbox, how many states are there? Fitty. Correct. Eddie, what's the national bird? The bald eagle. Correct.

Morgan, what's the national anthem called? The Star-Spangled Banner. Correct. The category is 90s country. Amy, which country artist sang Ake-Brake-E-Brighty-Hard in 1992? Billy Ray Cyrus. Correct. Lunchbox, who sang any man of mine in 1995?

Any man of mine. Better walk that line. Chennai Twain. Correct. Eddie, who sang strawberry wine in 1996? Dina Carter. Correct. Morgan, which 90s country hit? Feature the lyrics. I could have missed the pain.

But I'd have had to miss the dance. The dance? Correct. That's your question. Easy trivia. TV characters. It's slightly harder. Amy, what character in?

Friends famously says, Are you doing? Joey. Correct. Lunchbox, what character in the Simpsons says? Don't! Homer Simpson. Correct. Eddie, who is the father figure and the head of the Tanner family in Full House?

Danny. Correct. Morgan, in the office, who is the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch? Shoot, what's his name on the show? Is it? What's his name? It's my god. No, no.

Hold on. No, don't do the finger. I need an answer? Yeah, yeah. His Steve Carrell. You've been boo. You had it. You said it.

Is it God? It's Scott. It's God. Oh, it's there. Oh, that hurt. You had both of them. You said Michael and Scott. Wow.

You have been eliminated. Thank you, Morgan. Come again. Next up, the category's candy. Easy trivia. Amy. What candy is known for their slogan, Taste the Rainbow.

Skittles. Correct. Lunchbox, what candy melts in your mouth, not in your hand? M&Ms. Correct.

Eddie, which one word famous candy is a licorice type candy that comes in a chewy rope-like treat? Twizzlers. Correct. Three remain.

The category is Pixar movies. Amy Carl Fredericksen is the name of the elderly widower in what Pixar movie? Up. Correct. That's quick. What 2015 Pixar movie Lunchbox is about the five emotions that live inside a girl named Riley's mind.

Huh? What 2015 Pixar movie is about the five emotions that live inside a girl named Riley's mind. Riley. Is he called Riley? Is he? In the mind. He's thinking. Is he drunk?

Can't tell. Five emotions. I've never heard of it. We'll go with a name of. of Moana. Inside out. You've been bowed. It's good.

Yeah, it's real good. Eddie, you've got a friend in me. Is a song by Randy Newman in what Pixar movie? Toy Story. Correct. To remain, the category and easy trivia is 2000's pop music.

Amy, what artist released the song Holla Backgirl in 2005? Gwen Stefani. Correct. Eddie, what band had a hit with I Got a Feeling in 2009? Black-eyed piece. Correct.

Amy, who sang Skater Boy in 2002? Aver Levine. Correct. Eddie, what song by Andre 3000 features the lyric, shake it, shake it, shake it like a Polaroid picture? Hey, yeah. Correct. Good job.

What's up, Amy? What's up? Bodies of water. It's a little harder. What ocean is on the east coast of the United States? Amy. The east is the Atlantic. Correct.

Eddie, which ocean borders the west? The west is the position. Correct. Amy, the Great Salt Lake is in the northern part of what state? Michigan. Oh. Amy, Salt Lake. Is it Utah? But it's the Great.

Yeah, the Great Lakes. The Great Salt Lake. Yeah. The Great Salt Lake. Yeah, it was like, oh, yeah. Eddie for the win. Camp goes down. Let's go.

Dang it. You get this, you win. You miss it. Sudden death. Come on. Which river flows through the Grand Canyon? What? What?

There's a river that goes to the Grand Canyon? Which river flows through the Grand Canyon? Michigan. Is there a Michigan River? I don't know. What the? No. No.

No! Colorado River! Correct. Oh, my God! The Great. The Great Salt Lake, yeah. That's what it's called. Okay.

Eddie now has... How many... Five episodes of Nashville? I think so. Four or five or something. One word. I also did, like, more than that, playing different people, too. You were other people in that?

And like the first season It was like a reporter I do remember that Yeah I didn't even have I just had like a line Yeah Where are the Great Lakes By the way?

That's up there Michigan Yeah up there Yeah yeah But the great Salt Lake is not one of the great lakes I know now She's fighting for it Eddie's got three points Amy one Morgan one

Lunchbox zero Eddie you win Here's a voice smell we got last night Like the new podcast style I listen to it every day I drive home from work And then I hang out the garage I have a couple beers

And finish it up Definitely appreciate the way that you're doing. And now I think it just slows a little bit better. Anyways, thanks, man. Appreciate that. We're trying. We're trying different stuff. Check out the Bobby Bone Show podcast.

You can hear the whole show. Plus more. Just go search wherever you podcast, the Bobby Bone Show. All right, here's Lisa in Murphysboro, Tennessee. My 21-year-old daughter is actually away at college for the summer. She decided to go ahead and come home this weekend. She told me that she met this guy online, big red flag. says that he lives around town here and goes to school here, but he has friends at her college.

Really concerned mom, and my first thought was when she told me this was that I was never going to go ahead and see her again. So any thoughts come would be great to go ahead and try and broach the subject when she comes home this weekend on what not to and what to go ahead and do when somebody in social media says that they know people that she knows. I don't hear anything weird about this. I may have heard this wrong. I understand being a mom and being overprotective and maybe you know things that you're not saying. but just because she met someone online, that is not weird. That's actually common. I wouldn't call it a big red flag.

I would call it no flag. I would say they're not meeting people online. I'd be like, hey, get online. Why are you just meeting people at the dog part? But mother's intuition, I would say listen to it and make sure you just stay involved, engaged, asking your daughter questions. She sounds angry.

And she gave me no reason to feel like she should be angry. That is extremely normal to meet everybody online, just about unless you're in the same place. like at school or something. And then secondly, I think you'll see her again. I don't think he's going to abduct her just because he met her online. That's what she's thinking. I know.

So those are my thoughts and comments. And if people on social media say they know their friends, I believe them because I can just ask my friends if they know them. That's that easy. It's who follows who. Yeah. Lisa, unless there's something we don't know, I would just relax about 18%. Keep one eye open because you're not going to feel good about it if you don't.

But I would relax a bit because nothing you told us seems off. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

When you listen to podcasts about AI and tech and the future of humanity, the whole Most 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 Coogler did that I think was so unique. He's the writer-director. Who do you think he is? I don't know. You mean the, like, the president?

You think Canada has a president. You think China has a president. Those law crusade. 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 snake. It is an actual Polish saying. Yeah. 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 Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're watching the latest season of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, you Already know, there's a lot to break down. Gorsha accusing Kelly of sleeping with a merry man. They holding Kay Michelle back from fighting Drew. Pinky has financial issues.

I like the bougie style of Housewives show. I think it looks like it's going to be interesting. On the podcast, Reality with the King, I, Carlos King, recap the biggest moments from your favorite reality shows, including the Real House Wise franchise, the drama, the alliances, and the team everybody's talking about. As an executive producer in reality television, I'm not just watching it.

I understand the game. As somebody who creates shows, I'll even say this. At the end of the day, when people are at home, they want entertainment. To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King

on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you're traveling on a plane this weekend, listen up where you got an upcoming trip this summer because a study found that falling a fall in a pile of stories,

sleep on a plane after a few drinks could kill you. It's the combination of booze, sleep, and pressurized air, and it's putting considerable strain on the heart. And it's not just older people with heart conditions that are at risk here. They said that young, healthy hearts are impacted by this. I've seen lunchbox Eddie Ray all get really drunk, fall asleep on a plane, and they are as healthy as a horse. Yep. We didn't die. You guys ever died on a plane? No, not yet. I believe that study that I've seen with you guys. Yeah, this study even says the airlines might want to think serving alcohol on planes. No, no, no, no. That's not a good idea.

No, I'm cool with that. It just could save lives. No, also, it keeps people from being duct tape to seats. Well, sure, there are people like that, but for the rest of us, man, it's good to have a couple of drinks on a flight. Why? It just relaxes you. Or you just want to drink, and it's one of the places it's accepted. And you have a designated driver, so it's perfect. The pilot.

What about when you land? Oh, that's the different story. Oh, you got a newver there. Yeah, yeah. You sober up quick when you land because of the pressure? No. Oh, you don't. Yeah.

They did say that it may have. affect people in first class more than in coach because when your seat is really small and crammed, it's harder to fall asleep and stay asleep. So that's good news. Good news for you guys. Amy says. What do you say? We take a shot at you guys. I never flying first class. Back in coach. Speaking of sleep, I saw just a headline that CPAP machines, Bobby, are saving relationships. Oh no. Mind calls off my face. He goes in the middle of the night. It's not loud. The CPAP machines, this thing goes on your face. And I started like three months ago, four months ago.

And I always thought that machine made a big loud noise. It doesn't. It's as quiet as could be. However, it's blowing air into your nose. So if it falls off your face like it does meet every single night, my wife does hear a noise of it going, s-s-h-h-h-n to the air. So I can't say it's been great for our relationship.

Well, they say, study shows it's been linked with higher relationship satisfaction. Well, studies also show these guys want to get drunk on a plane. If you haven't wanted to go get tested for sleep apnea, do it. It could save your relationship. So researchers in Canada are training AI to identify. different foods using cameras so it can track everything you eat and then shame you for poor eating choices. Nice. What? This is terrible. Your wives can do that though too, guys. They do that. Don't eat that. My wife's like, how many bowls cereal you have today? I'm like, you want the honest

answer or do you want to really honest answer? How many? I don't know, seven. How many for real? Nine. Okay. Nine bowls of cereal. My wife is my AI food monitor. Nagging AI. I don't feel like that's a healthy use of that. And congratulations to Lady A's Dave Haywood. He is welcoming his third child. It's going to be a baby boy next month. The baby's due in July. He wasn't even showing when I saw him.

No, no, he wasn't. Real skinny. It's his wife, Kelly. She's the one carrying the baby. And he put in his caption when he made the announcement, always been a big fan of trios. I get it. Oh, he's there a trio.

Yeah. 3-0? That you said? Yeah. A trio. Oh, I thought she said 3-0. Oh, boy. Okay.

I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Damn it's something good. Growing up, Blake always heard about his grandpa's 1954. International Harvester.

It's a truck, his grandpa loved. But by the time Blake was old enough, it was broken down, just sat there, didn't run. Grandpa still talks about the truck, the memories. And Blake's like, you know what? I'm going to get that thing running. That's cool. So over years, he would collect parts, search the internet, find ways to do it, and he got the harvester running,

dun dun dun dun da, came rolling around the corner to surprise his grandpa. That's so cool. I'm my international harvester. That's exactly what I thought. Yeah, Craig Morgan. Yeah, that's a song. Yes.

Yes, it is. He's not written after this one exactly, but. No, it's a brand. Oh. Did you think it was the name of the truck? Yeah. You'd think it was one from a lot of countries? International?

Yeah. Yeah, so okay, well, it's a brand. But yeah, but how about Blake, dude, surprising his grandpa, that 70-year-old truck? Like, hey, remember, Han, the National Horaster. Craig Morgan, you know he got back in the reserves.

Oh, no, really? Really? Not, oh, no, he did it on purpose. Yeah. They re-swore him back in. He signed up for that. Yeah. Wow.

Didn't he already, like, go to war and served. He served hard, yeah. He did a lot. But he got back in on purpose. And now he tours with the reserves and. Purpose. Yeah. No, no.

And he's exactly. Like, he's not young. I didn't know at that age you can get back in. That's what I was a age limit. Guys, he's not going to fight. Ward and he wasn't drafted, he got back in the reserves and he goes around now and works with the music and also recruits

for people to be in the reserves. Okay, so they don't need him, he won't get called up. I don't know, he's probably more of a VA than a lot. That's true. I didn't say he wasn't. That dude would go hard. All right, lunchbox, great story. That's what's all about. That was tell me something good. So this thrifter,

I don't know if thrifter's the word, because they bought this painting that was a thousand bucks. I never met a thrifter that had a thousand bucks to blow. But somebody who was buying art thought, I'm going to buy this $1,000 painting and it was listed as a fake de Gauss. I guess DeGos is somebody famous. Like a, I know like four artists. No clue.

I know Picasso, Monet, Manet. Okay, I know three artists. Mango. There you go, four. Two different people. Monet and Manet were two different people. Really? So they listed this fake de Ga.

Thousand bucks. Bought it. It turns out it wasn't fake at all. It was $13 million. Oh, my gosh. Dang, it's a good investment. See, I would even say not an investment at all because you're buying it,

not thinking you're going to get any money out of it. You're thinking maybe I can fool my friends or it's just really cool. Just a cool looking painting. But yeah, an unnamed shopper found, they didn't even look at it and go, oh, I'm for sure, this is a real one. They were just like, it's a good fake.

And so they bought it for a thousand bucks and they took it to an art expert because people kept saying, I don't know if this is fake. And turns out it's, it's valued at about $13 million. That is amazing. They studied pigments.

They studied with x-rays, photographs, those techniques that jewelers used to when they use the thing to zoom in. On their eye? Yeah, they put it on their eye and look at the different, to see that it wasn't a fake. You sell that and just become a millionaire?

Oh, immediately, right? Yes. I can't get rid of fast enough. I'm a Facebook marketplace. I'm loading it. Wherever I can load it immediately, it is up. But yeah, congratulations to that person.

That is from ArtNet. Now time for The Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What do you call an army of babies? What? Infantry. That was the Morning Corny. Name a movie that from your childhood,

you want to make sure that the next generation sees. And they're probably going to roll their eyes like, oh, it's old, but it's so important. It needs to be put in the old. movie museum. Amy? Goonies. Why? Great. Well, I watched it with my kids sort of recently-ish in the last year or so

and they really enjoyed it and I thought I don't know if they would and me watching it back now. I'm like, this was such a good movie for my childhood and I'm glad they... It held up a bit. Yeah, I think it held up and my kids are really judgmental when it comes to movies and I just feel like it showed like adventure and

I loved that. Eddie, Star Wars. I'm not even watching Star Wars. Star Wars. Why? Okay, we won't hate. Sorry. Everybody, turn your hating hats around. A bunch of hating hats around. We're letting Eddie talk. Go ahead. You want to know why? Why? Because they will continue to make Star Wars forever and ever and ever. And if they watch those originals, like, they will fall in love with it. And then they get to get their kids to watch Star Wars and their kids to watch Star Wars. It's a generational movie. It's a must see for my kids. There are a lot of Star Wars fans, I'm sure, listening. And I don't hate Star Wars. My only thing was I watched it and didn't love it. and then I was treated like garbage by you.

Well, because you called me an idiot. You didn't give it a chance. You're like, oh, the special effects. Well, that was 1970. I said it didn't hold up. I asked Amy if Goonies held up. She said yes. Oh, yeah, so my kids try to watch Star Wars too.

Yeah, no. Really? Yeah, we didn't. Okay, so so far, Eddie's is in the Hall of Fame. Amy's in the Museum Hall of Fame. Lunchbox? We only get one. I am one.

Because I'm between two. Well, give me one. I know, no, no. But one is one you mentioned. Lunchbox, give me one, or you get kicked out of the Hall of Fame? Remember she's about to be revoked. The Sandlot. It's great one.

Perfect. The sandlot. It is absolutely everything that childhood is about. It's you have your friends that you are so tight with. It's the best time of your lives. You can run amok, do whatever you want, and you always have each other's back. I love running. Great movie.

I don't like running not a muck. I love running a muck. And then when people say like, you're killing me, Smalls, you know where we're going to be. You know the references. Yes, good. Mine is Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. That's a great one. Because it also teaches history.

There are things that I learned in that movie that I went and looked more into because I watched Bill and Ted's. The whole movie is they got to do a science, a project, like a history exam, but on a stage and present it. And they're like, what do we do? And one of them's going to go to like a juvenile detention school. Military school in Alaska.

And now they got to, and they meet George Carlin in a time machine. Phone booth. Yes, and so they go and they're meeting Socrates. Beath oven. They're made in Beeth oven. Beethoven. Joan of R but all these people get introduced

and you slowly learn Gangus Khan That inspired me to like learn more about these people Billy the kid Billy the kid He was awesome Abe Lincoln Do you actually learn

I've seen the movie And I guess I just don't remember Like learning actual facts about these people But do you actually learn something about that people? Yes I think if you went back and watched it now Knowing that that's what's happening You'd totally pick up on it all Do my favorite is when Abe Lincoln's doing a

four score and seven minutes ago. I loved it. I think kids should be forced to watch that. Now let's go to Movie Mike, who is the expert. Movie Mike's movie podcast. What are you putting in the Hall of Fame? I'm going with Jurassic Park because they have the new ones that came out with Chris Pratt and kids are going to think,

oh, that's the original Jurassic Park. No, you got to go watch the OG original one from back in the day. That's the best one. Of all the movies. Yes. I like, I like Jurassic Park back in the day. And that's when I was like, dang, they have this thing called DNA or like, you know, whatever they used.

to make the dinah. I thought that was so cool that they could do that. It was a movie though. Yeah, but they don't do that. No, but you're telling me that they weren't already doing it and that's where the movie idea came from.

You're out of your mind. I'm watching this movie right now on Apple TV. I have two episodes left. It's called Dark Matter. It's new. And it's all about splitting off and going into basically different timelines.

For sure it's happening. Okay. And superposition and like Schrodinger's cat and when both options are available. You don't know which one, so you have to assume both, which is how, oh, this stuff's happening.

Is it happening to you? Probably. Okay. I think you wouldn't know. The other version of me is still in Mountain Pine, but you know what? He's at the mill. He's got his five kids, and they're doing all right. Oh, that'd be crazy. Five kids? He's doing, yeah, I didn't know when to stop. So that's what I was, Morgan, put a movie in the Hall of Fame.

Oh, it's, I'm going to get made final for this. Harry Potter. I think that's a great one. It's so good. It's such a classic. It's inspired a whole theme park on it. I've never seen it, but I think it's a great one. It's held up over time. There's books.

Kids love it. Well, there are books first and they're movies. Well, yeah. You know, you get both. She's like, there's the accompanying books. Yes. Ray, anything you want to add? Yeah, Miss Doubtfire.

So it's so underrated and great. It's got divorce and it's got love. It's got next level thinking. It's got warm and fuzzies. Family, yeah. Really good movie. That's a good one. Underrated, one.

one of the best movies ever, like comedies. And because it fits in that family vein, people don't go, what's one of the best comedies ever? Because you kind of are lame if you pick like a wholesome. But Miss Doubtfire is awesome. That's awesome. It is a really good movie. I almost went with Father of the Bride.

Oh, you don't want lunchbox. You're doing it. You know, you're doing to you. This is what you do, Amy. Amy's movie's been revoked. What? She broke the rule. Wow.

You have to resubmit and we have to accept it. Okay, never mind. I thought we were just talking now. You brought up dark matter. But not in the Hall of Fame. Yeah, no. I'm not either. No, you think he said I almost put in.

I'm going to lunchbox be the decider is. If you were a vote from the Hall of Fame or no. You are revoked. I'm just talking. This is casual. This is conversation. Okay. So if there were a junior varsity Hall of Fame, you'd put in Father the Bride?

Yes, that what we're doing now? I'm just trying to give you a way to live. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Davey. Yeah, we were going to do JV. Yeah, there you go. I had E.T. Forrest Gump. Okay.

Steve Martin is in it. It's funny. See, see, when you give an inch, because I would give you all the inches. Eddie, do it takes 10 miles. you have an honorable mission? I did. Boys in the hood, but that may be too sad for the kids. That's what I thought about Pretty Woman. Yeah, not for the kids. That's a different. That's a different one. Does Stevenson have a PS5, PS4? What's he have? He has a PS4, which I believe you gave him at some point. A couple years ago.

Yeah, whenever it was obviously before the PS5 slims came out or something. I don't even have a slim, I don't think, do I? I don't think so. I don't even have a slim. It looks like. He's what he wants. I think they're just smaller and maybe less. That's why I should get. Oh, you think it's less? Mike, do you know about the PS5 Slims? Do I have one? No, I think so.

Do I need one? It's smaller. Well. Probably more storage. PS5 Slim. Yeah, all I know is that he has... Maybe less storage. Because it's cheaper.

I'm not sure the details about it other than... I'm going to be. I know. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I feel like the PS4 plays perfectly fine. No, it's not the same. It's definitely not the same.

Well, that is what I am learning now because he has a PS5 at his dad's house. And so it is that his dad's? Or can he, is that his? No, it's his. Oh, dad got on a PS5 and mom's still holding on a PS4. Well, I didn't know it. Like, so I guess when he plays there, it is different. And then if he had the same systems at both houses, I guess you can stuff is connected.

And then that way he won't be on totally different. It's a cloud. So he can log in. with his name and cloud up. But in my mind, again, the PS4 works perfectly fine. That's like saying the old Volkswagen Beetle works fine. So you don't need, it's your dad, you get a Lamborghini, but here the Volkswagen dress.

The beetle dress fine. Yeah. It's different. Well, so he's been petitioning for PS5 Slim and just talking about different things that he can do to pay it off. This is one of those things where he'd like it in advance and then he'd like to pay towards like the, What if?

Like all summer contributing towards it. Got it. Wait, how do you feel about it? Do you want to buy him one? I mean, I'm open to it. I'm entertaining the idea. Like, I heard him out.

He presented a case and I get it. I understand his thinking. So I'm fine with it. I guess I just, I don't know much about video games. So it is helpful to talk it out with y'all and you explain to me that, yeah, it is a valid. Yeah, it was tragically offended

that you thought they weren't worth the same. Well, also, I know. The PS4 was a gift from you. Like, that's a thought. We don't just like throw it. I don't care. Then what do we do with the PS4? Donate it.

Okay. I can get behind that. I could put him to work over here. I could buy on PS5 and make it work it off. Okay. What kind of work? Oh, no, you can't care about that. So I'm going to drop him off here, and y'all are probably just going to, like, play video games.

But yeah, yeah, yeah, she is his mom, so she should know what kind of work she's doing. Like, like, raking. Yeah, I'd be like, really, I don't even need any work done. But I would just have him do some yards. But that would be good. But honestly, I feel like it would be better for him to work it off with somebody else instead of like, because this is stuff he's going to have to do in addition to chores he already is expected to do. I don't want to hop in and oppose.

However, if I would, I could buy it and then have them work it off here. Because we did stuff with Shira where she came and had her break down picture frames and stuff. Yeah, you paid her like, you paid her cash. My son too. He blew leaves. Okay. All right. That's true. So lunchbox, do your kids need work? Does he need a W-9 or 1099?

But is a contract? It's illegal child labor. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. It is illegal child labor. Okay. But to answer your question, you can buy them one if you want. It is, they are far different.

And if he's playing at his dads and he's like playing a game where he needs it to keep track of what he's done, which is important. Like if I were playing at Madden and I can keep up my season, I went to my moms and all of a sudden I'm back playing TechMobile, that's, that's, that's, suck. That would suck. I thought they suck balls. I know. That sucks. So what do we want to do? Well, you need to figure out if you want to get him on and if you're like, I think it

would be better for him to go like work somewhere else and like a real job. I'm happy to have them. I can find stuff for him to do. And I'll buy it for him. Or you can be the mom. I'm just saying that's an option. Well, that is me being the mom. Hey, I found a deal for you.

It's great. I found you like a job where you can like actually work it off and he can experience what it's like to go somewhere. I mean, if you want to do that, I'm down with that. Then you got to drop them off and stuff. And do you want me to give it to him up front or do you give it to him at the end? How much is this thing? Looks like it's 439.

Mike, what do you see? Yeah, like 450, 500, depending on what version you want. There's one with the disc and there's one without the disc. So if he has to do it the right way where he works first and then gets it later, how much do you... How long do you think is that takes? Well, the thing is so we're going to be moving into a new house and his thing was, like, when we're going to the new house, like, might as well set up the new system and then I'll be working to... it off because then we go to the new house we set up the old system they have to take that apart

which i i think is just unplugging yeah it's pretty yeah it is it's like three cords but i mean i like that he's thinking it through you know if i were to buy it for him at first and then he doesn't do the work who do i sue him or you well i guess me legally i'm responsible because i would be the one draw the paperwork just he would have to do the work i actually he would have to do the work what you just gave him the what was the ps4 for like a whole Or something, I'm sure. I can just give him one for his birthday, but unless you want to teach him a lesson.

I'm okay with lessons. It's, again, it's up to you. You let me know what you want. No, you tell me, that's weird for me to be like, yes, Bobby, you can get it. But I offered it, is what I'm saying. So I can buy it. You just even say, hey, you can say, Bobby sent you this.

Or I can just drive. No, I would tell him. I would be like. Drive over and give it to him. But I'm saying, I don't want to do it in a way that you don't think it should be done. Yeah. I think that this is actually a good opportunity for him to have to go somewhere and experience working something off.

I guess my only thing with you is I'm not going to worry about what you do, but can you really put him to work? It would be trivial, but I could have him do something. I have him like wipe down stuff. That's still. Yeah, it'd be trivial. Work and him should go and hold him accountable to doing a good job. I could have him clean the pickleball. I mean, there's a million things that I can just create work for him to do.

But I need you to assess it and say, okay, this, this, I approve of this work. Like, you can't just come and be like, okay, wipe down the windows and he does a bad job. But then what if it's a bad job? Then I got to really stick it to him. Yeah. You fire him. I go repo it. A repo it, PS5 slam?

No, but just say, hey, dude, like, hey, I know you want to learn to like, you know, be a good employee and whatnot. And this is what I look for. And this is, when you get a little older and you do get a real job, this is the expectation. Like, it would be good. I like for my friends to pour into my kids in that way because I feel like they listen more from other people. Well, you find a way that I can order one just with Apple Pay? Amazon. Does Amazon have them up?

Oh, yeah. Yes, he already showed me. Oh, he does. Okay. Well, they were so hard to get for a while. Oh, no. They're available. Okay.

PS5 slim. I might go on for myself on I'm at it. Oh, God. Quantity. I've also been researching PS5s because I'm still out of PS5s. for. Dang, what a loser. You're going to do some work around the house? Hey, you want me to clean that pickleball court? I got you. Okay, I'm going to get the PS5 Digital Edition Slim. Good?

Yeah, digital's better, right? Because you don't have to keep up with those disks. The discs have, I mean, you can, if he has discs now, he could play it on there, but if he has them all digitally, it doesn't matter. What do I need to get a mic? I like getting the disc, too, just so you have that option of buying used games later. Can you do both, though? You can do both. So PS5 console slim, but no digital. So that's going to cost me 50 extra bucks.

Wait, no digital. I thought it was. I think we need digital because it has to. Well, the one with disc has both, but it also has the drive. So if you have a disc where he buys it like a used game, he can throw it in there. If he does straight digital, then that one's fine. Which one do you want? So should I get the PS5 cons?

I assume at his age, he just does all digital. He doesn't buy. Correct. I just get digital. I think digital. And then he can sync it out. Oh, there's no disc hole. Yeah, no disc hole.

Yeah. Because who needs a disc hole? I'm old school. I still like a disc hole. Yeah, classic. I feel like that's the difference between what, how old are you? Yeah, I'm 32. Yeah, he's 13. 13, yeah.

Okay, bye now. All right. Well, businessmen making business deals. It arrives before Father's Day. Perfect. Okay. Boom, boom, place order. So he's doing a little.

Total in is 43591. So we need to, we need to calculate hours and divide that up. I will pay him 200 bucks an hour. That's it, two trips. Done. Thank you. Well, he's in summer school. Okay, I ordered it.

Arriving tomorrow by 10 p.m. He comes over. I've already got hooked up with mine. I give him my old PS5. Oh, wait. The trade down. I don't know. Now he'll get this one.

Okay. I don't care what you do. I'm happy to hop in. Happy to hop in. All right. Oh, okay. Thanks. Now we should have to figure out the work we need to do.

Good? Make it up. Figure it out. Dirty windows. Yeah, but you dirty up the windows even worse. That's the problem with that. That is the end of part one of the podcast. A lot of you guys have reached out

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