The Bobby Bones Show - Fri Part 2: Things We Struggle With + Bill Belichick's Girlfriend Thoughts

Episode Date: June 21, 2024

We admit the normal things that most people can do but we struggle with. Then, we share our thoughts on Bill Belichick's new girlfriend who is much younger than him, and listeners call in to give their opinion and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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or wherever you get your podcast. There's a story about things that are easy for a lot of people but difficult for a few. For example, Hulu Hoop. Some people just can't Hula hoop. Hulu Hoop is a little harder than it looks. It takes me a second.

I can get it going, but I'm definitely not great at a hula hoop. Chopsticks is one. makes the list. I can do that. I'm pretty awesome at it. I, if I'm not, I stab. The meat. Oh, I'm a stab. Yeah, yeah. I go about twice and then I just stab. But I feel like shuffling cards is something that people can struggle. Rolling their ars, some people just can't do. Mostly, those people would be white. Yeah, because I was born that way, dude. But, you know, yeah. Puerto Rico.

Porriko. That would be, what? Borrito. Hold on, hold on. You got it. I'm not worried about you. And Eddie's Mexican's the day is young. But you.

Puerto Rico. What? Puerto Rico. Sounds like you're saying Pollo Rico. No, he said Puerto Rico. Now you said Puerto Rico. No, Puerto Rico. Say burrito, but roll the R.

Burrito. Okay, better. He had two. He had two. Do it again. Well, now you're rolling extra parts of it. I think this is actually, it's a throat, like, crackling knots. Burrito.

What? Burrito. Hey, I'm going to get chips and salsa and the burrito. I think you're rolling a different part of it. You're rolling the br-da. The br-da. Yeah, that's what you do. Burrito.

No, the r-r-r-r-r-r-r. You don't roll the B. Are you rolling the B? I'm not rolling the B. He's going brittito. No, barrito. Hold on, go ahead. I'm going to get chips and salsa in the burrito.

It doesn't sound right. The point is there are difficult things. to some that most other folks can do. Me, for example, parking. You're so bad at parking. I'm so bad. But what I don't understand though? I try to park good.

Like the parking spot here bones, you literally go straight into it. No, that's why I picked it in my contract because I can drive right into it and I still, I'm either off a bit or I'm so far from the wall. Yeah. That my butt stays out into the park. I'm so bad at parking. Pick something that you're pretty bad at that most people are. pretty good at and I'm going to go

parking because I can try as hard as I can and I still struggle. Could it be I have bad vision, bad depth perception? If so I shouldn't have a driver's license so that's why I'm not going in on that one so hard. Amy? Like ours and Ws?

Like saying, not rolling them, just saying them in general. Just if there are multiple Ws in a row for something, it's very, very difficult. I have to pause, like I have to speak slow in my brain and pause and slow everything down. say real world. Correct. Road rules.

If that, a snow white in the seven. Dwarfs. Oh, you did good on that one. What about like where you put your clothes and you open it? Oh, dwarfs. Yeah, see. Got her.

Right. It's Dwar. Y'all don't like the way I say, Dwar or crown. No, it's not Dwar. It's Dwar. No. Crown. That's crayon.

Crown. Crayon. Right. Again, I can't park. She can't speak. Problem is we speak. we speak for a living. It was really problematic

when I was endorsing West Rock coffee. West Rock coffee. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because in the commercial, I might have to say. It sounds like a Chinese restaurant, West Walk? Yeah, yeah. I got the walk.

You know how they have the walk, the Chinese restaurants. Yeah. Everybody thought it was like the walk. Lunchbox, go ahead. Ooh, writing an email. What? What? Like, if I had to reply to an email like from a boss or something,

I don't really know how to format, because I don't know, and I just write like one sentence. What's he talking about? And my wife will be like, no, no, no, that's not how you do it. And she'll get in there. I think what you mean is basic human communication. Because you also don't look people in the eyes when you talk to them a lot of times.

No, you don't. No, I'll have to show you don't. You hold your head down. You, like, stare at the ground and talk to people. No, no. Unless you're yelling at them because they're a celebrity. Or I'm just looking for an out. Like, how do I get away from this person?

Like, I don't really want to talk to them. Eddie? I can't whistle. Oh, interesting. Like, people have tried to teach me how to whistle and I just can't do it. All right, let's do it back to back. Lunchbox, do you say burrito, followed by Eddie's whistle. Go. Burrito. Again, I got mine. I'm changing.

Okay. Clap a beat. Rhythm. General rhythm. I would agree with that. That's it. Struggles with, if I make a sequence of claps, he cannot repeat it back, even if it's not difficult. For example. Oh, that's tough. That's pretty good. Slow, but you know what? I was pretty good because I gave you a two harder one. How about this?

Yeah. Common. You have to stop at some point. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You went too many. You went like 12. No, but I did the, Bump, bum,

do everybody know what I was doing? Yes. Bump, bum, bum, b'n, bum, b'n, bada-da-da-da-da-d-d-d-d-d-da-da-da. I get the first part of that. I get a splotch. Oh, I don't know.

All right, all. Here, let me whistle for you. There's no whistle in you at all. It's crazy because I can sing really well, but I can whistle. It's not related. Like, I can whistle two different ways. Yeah, they're not related at all.

It's like, I can balance on one foot, but I cannot whistle. Can't. A bird sing? I can drive. But singing with a voice, a bird whistling has hit the bird singing. Oh. That's what we think of bird singing is.

If a bird was like, I'm too sexy, I'm I sure. It would be like, dang, that bird can sing and whistle. I want a bird like that. Yeah, exactly. Who was that? That was Amy probably. Yeah, that's about as good as I got. So I could whistle.

I'm not a good whistler. And coming from. But you can sing. But coming from the country, everybody could whistle with like their fingers. Oh, yeah. The loud one. I couldn't do that. But I could whistle.

It's weird in a microphone, you need a lot of wind. But I can do this type, which is like, that, or I can do this kind. The dog. Which is more of a round O. Yeah, that's the cool one. It is? Yeah. If the dogs, I'd come as do, though.

But my uncle, Uncle Rick. I know Uncle Rick. He could whistle across town. He'll be like, Rick must be calling us. Was Rick singing, like, was he whistling tunes? That's what, my dad could do that. He whistled like a bird. A bird is not singing.

No, but when people can whistle a song. Oh, I agree. Yeah. Exactly. I can't only do that. Okay. All right, all right, good. On the phone, it's Aaron.

Hey, Aaron, I'm super happy that you called. What would you like to talk about? I want to talk about, like, the suit spoiler thing with Amy. Oh, yeah, we've had a couple conversations. Do you think that Amy spoiled suits without saying, no spoilers here? Do you think the Amy spoiled suits? Well, I think she did, but isn't there like a 10-year... Where, like, if something's older, because, like, if somebody says, like, oh, yeah, on the Titanic, like, jacked eyes on the boat.

Like, yeah, we know. Like, you know what I mean? Like, that's not a spoil for anybody. For movies. There's a, but there's nuance to that, too, because suits is now just been put on Netflix. Yeah, mine was. Putting out another season of it, but not new. They're putting up, they're putting up, it's old, but a new season for Netflix.

And so you make a great point. And I'm glad you brought that up because there are times where it's like, what about this movie? Is it okay if I say the end of it? And we'll look at the year and go, yes. I do think this was a bit different. Okay. Yeah, I agree. It was a little different because it was like kind of an update of the, you know, season before the one that's coming out, like season eight or seven or something. And into 2019, the whole series. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. I definitely am not in the Titanic category. But also, I think my new rule for myself, it doesn't matter the decade that the movie came out. I just, I'm not allowed to say much.

So the rest of your views of anything ever, the rest of her life. Yeah, that's what she said. Unless we ask yes or no, not even we. Me. I can only ask yes or no questions to her. Why? Because Will Bader? You old trick her. Okay. Yeah. You can't trust you guys. Not to be trusted.

Not to be trusted. But Aaron, I appreciate you bringing that up. A lot of listeners are asking that. So thank you for asking it publicly so we can answer it publicly. I've never seen suits. Aaron is it good? I kind of got bored with it in the middle. I'll be honest.

Well, there you go. I've finished it. I saved some people some time. I'm spoiled. I didn't want to get bored with it. I didn't know if you're going to get bored with it. though, if it's good. Amy likes suits?

I like it. Okay. Yes or no. Oh, yeah. Shoot, we got to practice. Yes. Have you seen every season? No.

Have you seen more than five seasons? Yes. Have you seen every season that's out on Netflix? I'm in the middle. That's not a yes or no. She can't do it. We couldn't get the ones.

Yes, I can. Can you rephrase the question, please? No. Have you seen every season out on Netflix? No. Okay. Boom, that's easy. That's easy.

But it's sort of. Have you seen most more than half? Yes. Have you seen more than six? Yes. More than seven? Yes. More than eight?

Sort of. Okay. Do you agree with a caller where it gets kind of, she didn't like in the middle? You cannot answer a question from him. Simon didn't say, Amy. Good job. I'm Simon. Don't fall for the little.

I stayed silent. That a girl. Good job. That a girl. You made us proud. Aaron, hope you have a great day. Thank you for listening. Thanks so much.

I appreciate you guys taking my call. All right. Do you know who Bill Belich is? Yeah, he was the coach of the coach of the. The Patriots. Nice. Guess his age? I don't know.

Probably 63. 72. Well, not bad. I saw him on the roast. He looked a little older than I remember from the sidelines. Because I guess it's been a minute. Been nine years apparently. And stress.

Bill Belichick, yeah, been the last rough few for him. 72 years old, like still doing his thing. He has a new girlfriend. Oh, also learned about that during the Tom Brady roast. She's 24. Yeah. Wasn't he seen like sneaking? out of her

her door is I'm going to ring cam like yeah now but they're opening at it now he's 72 she's 24 what what amy well I'm just not what's up with the I thought love is love yeah because well I'm 43 and I'm just

not into 70s maybe you haven't met the right 72 year old don't hey you're saying about it was a football genius don't shut that down yeah she was a cheerleader they have a lot in common honestly maybe I need to be more open but the retired New England Patriots coach, 72, former cheerleader 24,

who spotted heading aboard his $225,000 vessel, named eight rings Wednesday. That's so lame. What do you mean? Eight Super Bowl rings. How's that way? That's awesome. No, no, I get it, but I feel like that's a little lame.

My boat from a bathtub, five CMAs. Your little time ago. It says it on there. I call this five CMO. I don't know. I feel like that's a little showy. No. Yeah.

That's the coolest name ever. And also, that's not the headline. The headline is 72. She's 24. And you've assigned the boat to be in the big story. Yeah, I don't know. I guess. I mean, I've never named a boat like that.

So I guess that's probably what people do. What about? So this is a 24-year-old. She's an athlete because she was a cheerleader in great shape. His body? Is that where you're, yes. Well, what about like when their bodies are both naked? Mm-hmm.

No. And she's like, I put a lot of work into this and it's young. And he's like, I'm 72. I don't put any work into this. Well, and he did. I'm sure at some point, but I think your body just reacts differently. I can feel my metabolism slowing down a bit and I still go pretty hard and I'm 44. So it's seven, good for them.

I'm not a hater. I just wanted to see how you felt about it. And is there any chance that that, I'm not going to say any chance. What a 10 means it's true love. One means give me a break. One. No, no, let me finish it. 10 means true love.

One means give me a break. He's 72. She's 24. What do they have a common? He's rich. That's one. Go ahead. One. Okay.

Right. That's easy. That's easy. I'm looking at him shirtless right now after he walked out of her ring camp. Not so bad. Him? I mean, yeah, I mean, not. Yeah, not so bad.

Really? Yeah. How does that start? I would say for a 72 year old, top 5%. Wow. That's not a... I mean, what do you think? What's your number?

Three. Three? Really? Because I do think that someone like her. or in I don't mean I don't know her but somebody any any her there could be things other than money oh yeah like they could have like a daddy issue or like fetish but then once they work through that then they're not but they haven't worked through it right so there's but I'm probably not going to work through some I'm gonna die not working through some of my stuff oh I know I'm still a constant work in progress I'm just

saying, but then doesn't that still kind of make it a one? Oh, 383. You think she's a football fan? I think she could be a massive Patriots fan, probably does. Is he a good personality? No.

He does not impress conferences. He's actually kind of funny a way for press conferences. Amy, he sounds like this. We showed up and we won the game. That's literally how he does press conferences. Right. I mean, I've seen bits and pieces of him, but I didn't know. Like, maybe there is a side of him.

She's seen bits and pieces too. I really know. There's a side of him. Like, we don't know. Like maybe he just has a really awesome personality. He could be amazing. So anyway, it does feel, I give it a three on that scale. You give it a one.

It averages out of two. We have an official standing. I feel good with that because I should give her a little bit. You're right. I don't know her. 72 and 24, though. Let's just step back again. Does he have kids?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm afraid of grandkids. Oh, that'd be so hard for me as a kid. If my dad is dating someone younger than me. I bet he has grandkids her age. If we look this, I'm just guessing. What about like his?

His ex-wife. His son was on his staff. So we know what his son looks like. He had the mullet. Well, God bless you. If you're happy and you're not hurting anybody, you're not hurting kids or animals. Who are you talking to? Because he's happy 100%.

Anybody. Anybody. I want everybody to be happy. I just, yeah, it is quite the difference. Cindy is on. I can take this call real quick. She says she's Bill's age. So she's 72.

Hey, Cindy, are you 70? I am. Okay, what if a 24-year-old dude, the 24-year-old dude love like the roaring 40s or whatever? I'm not sure when people are born anymore, the 50s or something. And he was, do you think you can hit it off of the 24-year-old dude? No. No, no, I wouldn't put myself in that position. And shame on Bill.

Come on, Bill. You've been around for many years. He's doing this. I don't get it. I don't get it. And I like Bill. I'm a big football fan. I like fail, but it just totally blows my mind that he's putting himself in this situation.

And it's just not good. Well, I appreciate your input there. And I don't think it deserves a shame on you because nobody's done anything bad. Well, the brain isn't fully developed until 25. So she's still developing. He better hold on high. A terrible step. A win is a win.

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Let's talk to Alyssa. Alyssa's talking about the Bill Belichick deal. Hey, Alyssa. Hey, what's that? How are you guys? Pretty good. Thank you for calling. What do you want to say?

First off, I totally agree with Amy that it's a one and it's disgusting. But, like, I think of me, well, think of the one in Big Daddy where he, like, told his girlfriend about the old, old B-A-L-L-L-A. All-B. Anyway. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't know if I could say it.

Yeah. But if, like, pedophiles exist and there are people who, like, irrationally are attracted to, you know. I don't think we can even compare it as to pedophilia. I'm going to let her talk. But I don't even want to make that comparison. And she's not comparing it, but she's saying if there's something like this, why wouldn't there be something a little more, more normal that's legal? I just don't think in any way this is. Even when elderly men are attracted to young.

That whole that won't stop talking about this in a way that is derogatory towards two people that love each other? I don't like it. You gave it a three. You women are haters. You're haters. Hey, your hater hole. You're a hater hole in action. No, but here, I'll say something that like.

I'm sorry, I'm going to let Alyssa talk. Okay, yeah, yeah. I'm going to let's talk. I just thought a hater hole would be funny to say. All right, listen, go ahead. I'm sorry. So if there are people who are like irrationally attracted to the old people. Yeah.

Like. Or is it because they're so knowledgeable? The wisdom. It might be, might make them more less saggy. I don't know. Yeah. I absolutely hear you. I think we all agree with her kind of.

The guys just don't want to admit it. Because it's like, good for him. Nothing is happening that's illegal. Yeah, because here. No, no, here's what I know. Cher did it with like a 25-year-old and she's 70. Madonna. I was like, that's awesome.

So this is not a guy, girl, girl, guy. Because it's happened with Cher and Madonna. Good point. Where they've had much, much younger men. And I'm like, you know what? Go to town. Just don't hurt anybody. Who care?

We all like different things. Uh, share 77. He's 40 years younger than her. So what is that making? 70 months, 77 miles 40? Hurry out. Do math with that.

Hey, or not your take. What's your take? 57, 47, 47. Okay, he's 37. I mean, it's not 24. But, like, I want to know what they talk about. Like, what are they talking about? Me too.

The Patriots, but they probably don't talk. Drake May. Like, I can talk to my son who's 16, like, for five minutes, and I'm done. But they're, Again, I don't want to defend this because it's all, it's weird. It's weird. I don't want to be that one that defends it, but I feel like I have to because they're both enjoying life. For whatever reason, you get with someone who makes you feel good in different ways. There's a difference in a 16-year-old who has not even graduated high school. There's a lot of development. It would be like dating a 20-year-old versus even a 24-year-old. There's a lot of difference in that 20-24 because there's a lot of life that happens in that span. Here's some experience that I have that I don't think anybody else in this room has. Give it to me. drop a bomb right now.

What's she about to say? What did you date? Go ahead. Let's go. You and Kevin Costner, let's go. No, but he's pretty good looking. Go ahead. So I cared for my dad and he was in his 70s.

Do we want to hear this? Like, what I'm just saying? This is illegal. Go ahead. I had, I bathed him. I did things. He was in his 70s. Again, my dad, back in the day, I found him to be very,

attractive, he's fit at one point then later. In his 70s. Like, things changed. Like, I was everywhere, you know? And I was like, wow. She's been everywhere, man. I guess I'm just saying, I know what a 70-year-old man's body.

But not all are the same. True. What was the wow, though? I don't understand. Bella check, again, maybe not the greatest looking dude because he's 72 or 74. He's in okay shape.

for an older guy, just on him with a shirt off. He also was completely healthy in his brain. He's not suffering from any diseases that we know that would, anyway, it's still a three, it's still weird. I'm not going to be a hater, that's all I'm saying. I'm not hating. Melissa, we appreciate that call and I hope

you have a great morning. Thank you. You guys, too. Have a good one. Bye, bye. Bye. Bill Belichick, 72, won eight championships with Patriots, just retired. He's the most successful coach ever. He's that dude and he's got a girlfriend.

She's 24. She's former cheerleader of the Patriots. How old is he? He's 72 and, you know, she was, they were together and they first was spotted. He walked out of the doorbell can, but now they're on a boat together. They're open. It's love. There's nothing illegal about it.

Is it a little weird? Yes. But who cares? Who cares? We're on the same page here. It is weird. But I don't know why people like what people like. And I think it's pretty cool.

If they found love. Stop. They found love. In a hopeless place. Yeah. Let's go over to Marriott's. Maria and Massachusetts. Again, she's from Massachusetts.

She's from Massachusetts. She's from New England. Maria, let's go. Yeah, touch here. Anyway, morning studio. I love you guys. Thank you. Amy, you're amazing.

No, no, no. I believe love is love. However, there are boundaries. And this falls on Bill. He should know better. I have children. My oldest is 40. They would unalive me if I did something like that.

But that's okay. They can feel that way. didn't do that because you love him and he's 22 Maria and you know what you guys have a he's an old soul and maybe to Bill she's an old soul with a young butt yeah

nice butt too the perfect mix the young the old soul the young butt yeah no Maria I hear you it is weird but I am for anybody that's making themselves happier in ways that are legal and not hurting anybody and maybe

even helping other people maybe they're in such a good mood after spending the evening together, they go out and give to charity, work at the soup kitchen. I don't think about that. I think that they think they're making each other happier, but I wonder they really... But people are made happy by different things. I get that. Marie, I appreciate that call. I appreciate your passion. I want to talk to Anthony real quick.

Anthony, you're on the show. What's going on, buddy? Hey, what's going on? First, I'll listen to y'all every morning and on the way to work, and I love that morning of you. As far as Bill and his girlfriend, I mean, you've got to really be mad at him, man. Nope. He's 24. He's in his 70s.

I don't think it's love. I think it's more or less kind of like a playboy type thing. Bill's in his stud era. And as far as the girl, she's going to be able to tell her grandkids one day that she dated Bill Belichick in her 20s. So, I mean, I'm good with it. Grandkids might be weirded out. That's with you. But those are the stories we look forward to.

But he makes a great point. Which is what? He's there for it. I'm here for it. What do you say? Stud era. Stud era. I would say it was beyond a stud era.

Some people's stud eras, studsizant last a little longer than others. This is geriatric era. Belichick's in love, right? Like, he's in love. Maybe not. Maybe Belich. It doesn't. Who cares why two people are together if they're enjoying each other and it's making their lives better?

Listen, and I'm sure they're great people. I don't everybody know. I think it's weird. I would say this to my own dad. If he came home with a 24-year-old and he was 72, I would be like, dad, I love you. But this is like, this is so hilarious and not okay. but I'll hang out with y'all. I'm sure she's nice, but this is crazy.

This is what I would say to your dad if I came home, and he's 72 with the 24-year-old. I'd be like, wow, yeah, that is a little weird than Amy to walk away, and I'd be like, respect. I do want to talk about this story. There's a woman who went to a thrift shop, and she bought a little vase. The vase was like $3.99.

It turns out to be a priceless Mayan artifact. A Mayan artifact? When somebody says priceless, like, that's weird because maybe there's just not a price on it. Oh, it's got a price. But that means it's very expensive. Yeah. a Maryland woman scored a vase for $3 at a thrift store

I should go through my house to take a picture of every single thing I have just if any of it happens to be because I wouldn't ever look and if I bought something for three bucks look to go I wonder what this is worth worth of you sort of done that with Dr. Lori before yeah but that was for like a bit and for stuff I thought had value or we got in our heads like what do we have that might be and then Eddie brought in like some glasses and it was worth a nickel yeah bottles old bottles yeah um so she was in this thrift store Maryland. She bought it. And when she bought it, she thought it was like a reproduction of one. So she saw some on a website and she contacted Mexican officials. And she said it was a, they told it was a vase. A ceremonial urn used by the Mayan people more than a thousand years ago.

Whoa. WUSA. 9. That's amazing. That is why. So you sell that immediately, right? I mean, there's, oh yeah, what do you want it for? You go to heritage auctions or gold, and you go auction this off. Goldman Saches. Whatever it's called. Whatever that is. Bank of America, you know? Who knows?

But you auction that off and then you're set. I'd imagine it gets four or five million bucks. She. What? Yeah. Something that old, Amy? Yeah. I would, and it looks really cool.

It's got, it has intricate paint on it. Designs. It's really cool. I mean, I'd give it, I give a hundred bucks for it. And she'd make $97. Wow. Profit off that. I do want to say one other thing to bring it up.

we have this Pippenjoy stuff. It's very American. We hope that you buy some because we don't keep any of the money. It's helping a, it's a hero and we're building a home. Our military, he went and served. He came back with like lung damage, damage in his foot, PTSD. Then he had a house built for him for the reason that we're doing it, and the hurricane hit it and wiped it away.

So now he's bouncing around. So we're like, let's build him a home. So all of the money that we raise, with Pimp and Joy and our stuff there and there's all kinds of stuff. It is going to him. And to be clear, like, I know you and Eddie built your pickleball court, but this is like a nonprofit building homes for heroes. What does it have to do with us building my pickleball court?

It sounds like you're saying like we're building a home and it doesn't. Why is that haterhole moving again? No. We're going to unveil our pickleball court probably today. We're going to do it yesterday, but Eddie forgot to come home to house. I'm just saying it's an organization that helps so many veterans and have. She got to take the shot on us. She can just say it's a great organization.

Then they do ADA certified homes, which are much needed when there's disabilities and stuff. Yeah, so it's a great place. Please, if you have, it's Friday, so payday. If you have 20 bucks, 25 bucks disposable income and you want to get a cool shirt, you can get a time 4th of July. It's very American. We would love it if you did. There was a weird thing to, I think Morgan, because lunchbox never keeps any of the Pimp of Joy stuff,

right? No, he always gives it away or donates it. Like we take our photo and he's like, okay, going to take this to Goodwill. gonna wear it right go ahead yeah so i saw him the other day leaving the studio with like five shirts in his hand and i was like where are you going with that he's like oh my friends won it big donation yeah uh someone my cousin said two of her friends are huge fans of the show uh do we have any like shirts and i was like wow well we just got these new pimping joy shows oh it was just about the show so you just grab those because they were close yeah so they were right there and so i grabbed like

three sweatshirts and three t-shirts. Did you ask Amy, though? Yeah, I thought, I said, take some for your wife. Yeah, but what about people that know him through second? Well, I don't know them. I've never met him. That's what I'm saying, they're like a second hand. They're my cousin's friends.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I got a mail into my cousin who will then give him to her friends. Here, Pimpinjoy is all about spreading joy. And if that spreads joy to others, then I guess, yes, it fits the bill. Well, Amy, if you see a bunch, I goodwill, you know what came from. Or sold on eBay. No. Remember, his parents just got scammed at a 15.

$1,500. I'm thinking he's funneling stuff back to them so they can sell it to make their money back. Oh. Theory. Maybe some of the sizes are sold out and I got those sizes. Theory. Please, bobbybones.com. I rarely say please. If you have the disposable income and you want to help, go to Bobbybones.com and let's help him. Let's build him a house.

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on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So I want to start by saying Lunchbox assassinated me last night with a water gun, but he almost died himself in a real way because what he did not know. know my softball team was all law enforcement and they were. Oh, when he comes up with a gun? They almost killed. One guy knew what was going on and stopped like two of them because I'd never met them and they were like, can play softball.

And they don't want to say what they did. I had the guy on the show and there was a reason he didn't say his job. So I'm going to say law enforcement. And so we get there and they're like, hey, do people usually mess with you? I'm like, no, not really. If anything, people are awesome and they ask with pictures and I'm happy to do it. You failed to mention that you could be a victim? Well, I think they were on 1% higher alert because I'd never met them.

Some of them were a fan. Some of them had never heard of me. But they were like, hey, if anybody messes with you, we got you. Don't worry about it. Oh, God. And so we're playing softball. And I didn't think anyone would assassinate me because I said on the show where I was going to be.

I had two cameras there where we were shooting content for the show. So I felt like, you see the cameras. That's work. And I have my goggles in my pocket. So I'm like, there's no way anyone's going to show up. And lunchbox runs up and goes, I thought he was going. going to die and he runs away. Like, where were you?

Were you in on the field? He was coached in third. I was coaching 30. He runs out. And there was a girl, someone around in 30. He's going, go home, go home. And he's running down the line with her. And I came running on the field, chase him down. Which is why they thought they were going to kill him. Oh, my God. Yeah, I mean, that would be like going on the field when there's an active game and play like you already. It was smart though. He came on. It was like the last out.

It was happening, but he also did it strategically where he wasn't running on where someone also could have hit him. Like he knows sports enough to know not to jump on right in the middle of. But still, the guy's freaked out because they thought somebody was attacking me. And so I'm wet. He runs off and one of the guys is like, what just happened? I'm like, no, it's a morning show game. I'm like, you're not like, y'all don't play a sassi.

And he said this. He goes, he said, oh, that's what you do, the law enforcement officer. He said, I knew you were something because the guys were like, hey, if anybody messes with them, because I think too, they thought somebody might try to fight me on another team or throw it or hit me. I don't know. I don't know. But they were just super cool and super protective, which I thought was super kind. And I think Amy or Mike or somebody said it because I was telling them, when I say law enforcement, I can't say much more than that.

But it was not, it was something more than law enforcement. And so they were like, it's like one of those boneheads where the person is doing shop with a cop and someone shoplifting. Yeah. He went to the place where there's law enforcement Or they steal a car in front of the police station Yes And so If it would happen, if they would have tackled

Luckily also his gun was colored Yeah, it was orange and like Another smart thing That's like when I bought to shoot Morgan It was orange Yeah But anybody running on the field I mean that other team too had to be thinking

What is this dude doing? Like what is going on? The other team were more fans They actually knew what was going on Oh Yeah they were like Like lunchbox. Not law enforcement.

They were just like normal people. But we almost had a death. Oh, boy. Or at least a hold down. You guys understand. Like we've had two assassination attempts. One of them was my house. I almost ran into my garage.

Like I was parking my car. I could have ran my car into my house. Could have been totally bad. This time, lunchbox could have gotten shot. No, nobody had a gun on them. I don't think any of the guys had a gun on them. But one of them was. close to tackling him.

That's crazy, dude. This is getting out of control. It's not. It was just bad luck. This one was just bad luck. I did not even know. Again, I didn't know what their job was. I got on and said, hey, I want to play softball.

And they were like, one guy mess in me, it's like, hey, we need a couple players. Come play. Couldn't play because I was gone last week. And so I played two games last night. And I get there. And we're shooting all this content. And the reason they tell me what they do specifically is because I don't think that they want to be on camera.

Ah, yeah. For the most part. And so I'm like, no problem. I just put myself on camera anyway. We don't really put a bunch of people on. And we're just like recording at bats and whatever. And he's like, okay, cool. And that was pre the guy running on the field.

But that was almost really hilarious or really tragic. Yeah. Played two games last night. Played at 8 and 815 and 915. Ooh. Dude, were you falling asleep? No, but a lot of fast twitch muscles that I don't usually use as often. And I was playing left field.

Not my team. So I go wherever they tell me to go. I don't see very well. And I played pretty good. I mean, only one ball did it. I never saw almost him in the face. Because it went above the lights. It came below the lights.

And I don't see very well. Never saw the ball. Luckily, it didn't hit me in the face. But I played pretty well. It's fine. Did all win? Made some plays. No. I think they were short a bunch players.

So we had just enough. First game we lost by a couple. Last game we lost by. Wait. Back up. I want to hear, so the pop fly comes and then it didn't hit you in the face, where did it go? I don't know, but I heard it. You just duck? You catch it? No, I never, no, I heard it.

It almost hit me in the head because I heard it go. And then it hits the ground. I'm like, oh, crap, sorry, grabbed it. Okay. I pictured you're being like. No, I never saw it to dodge. Well, first of all, I wouldn't have. I don't want to try to have caught it.

Other than that, I would give myself a B. I think I had eight at bats. I think I got six for eight. You should probably do that. That's good. You should probably do at least that in slow pitch. Oh, it's slow pitch. Right, right, right.

But like what? A bunch of dudes. I can't play a fast pitch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So. I can't see. You got on base six of the eight. Yeah.

Are people drinking? What kind of league? Like, are they hanging out? It's that kind of league, but I don't think they're, you can't drink on the field. Okay. But there's big music cranked. Oh, fun. It's fun.

It was a lot of fun and the angry competitive me didn't come out, but probably because it wasn't my team. But it's a lot of fun. My ankles are sore. My lower back was a little bit sore. But I didn't hurt anything, thank God. And played okay. And we had fun. And we almost saw death.

But we did see a death. Someone was assassinated in front of the... Well, let me go to the board. I had my goggles in my pocket and we're shooting content. So is that why the goggles were in your pocket? Because when you're on video, you can't just have goggles around your neck. Right? Correct.

Are they supposed to be around your neck? Is that what you guys decided? I don't know. I thought. I mean, I do remember Bobby saying, like, I'm going to play softball. I'm going to have goggles on me. So, like, you can't shoot me. Yeah, maybe on me means.

And, like, he even said that he would have him around his neck. He said he would have him around his neck. And the rule was we had to have him around our neck. But what if it's content filming day? That's fine. But we were shooting. We were shooting video. So I thought surely people are going to see the two cameras and the sound guy and go,

we can't shoot Assassin here. That is not a work event. That is a your enjoyment event. But like Mike and I, if we're recording anything for work that counts us content and we're shooting it for a podcast. I don't get, the judges can say whatever they want. I mean, I planned it out perfect. I planned it out perfect because I guarantee when he got there, he probably thought, man, is someone here, is someone here?

Let the game start. Let him get comfortable, start playing the game. Forget all about Assassin. No one's going to come in the middle of the game. Bam! I thought if someone did come, they would come in the middle of the game. But I never thought about assassin because we were shooting content. And we're like, if anybody does, it won't count.

And it had goggles. And I tried to show them to him. And he's like, I'm not looking. He runs off. They weren't on you. If they're not on your neck, like the rule said, I had my goggles around my neck last night. If your wallet's on you, where is it? In your pocket.

Thank you. But the rule, when you stated it said they'll be around, they have to be around your neck. Let's remove that rule, though. Let's do, let's recording content for the podcast. What do you think about that? We're doing interviews with the players. We're shooting me. Does that not count?

Mike wouldn't shoot me doing the bobby cast because he said it was against the rules. Yeah, that's it. That's work. I'm not working. Everything you do is work. Every time I have my phone in my pocket, I can potentially record content. Who's the board? Mike and Scoob?

No, no, no, no, no, no. It's not just that it's like he's there. And are we going to release the video of the assassination? I can't put the people on camera. They're on my team. We can blur them. We can blur them. Go ahead.

The assassination's all on. camera. Let's go to scuba. If you want to kick me out, that's okay. But we were shooting content with a full camera crew. That would be like today when I do my Hyundai shoot, someone comes and assassinates me. Yeah, that you're working because you're getting paid. Well, I get paid for content too. I don't know. I just, this is almost like, I guess the best way to put this is like playing beer pong at someone's house. Everyone's house has got different rules and they're always changing and it's hard to follow all the rules. I've like silently pulled myself out of the game because of one, I don't care anymore. And there's just two.

Jimmy rules. I mean, if we're going to go looking at the black and white, if you're saying the goggles are around your neck and they're not around your neck. But the goggles don't matter. Let's remove the goggles. Okay. And also, when did the goggles come in? I don't remember that. We said you can wear goggles one time. Okay. I don't have goggles. But if we're, if we're recording content, which we were, which we get, we have to do it. We get paid to do it. Is that not work? It's the CM, the CMA Fest when you guys are doing that. That's not really work, but you guys were there. 100% of us work.

That's 100% work. But it's not on the air, but you are out there for the same reason. Hey, board member, I'm going to make it easy on you. I assassinated Bobby. But to make it easier, I am now resigning from the game. He's getting his little thing where he gets all, he gets all wimpy and, like, upset. And he's like, stop. Everybody, she's like, let's just, this is supposed to be funny.

I remember him to do this with and he'd, like, blow up. I don't need to be rageful, so I'll step out. Hey, I'll get, I'll go down. We had a full. crew we were working, but I can't have him turn into the monster. Let's just kiss each other and make up. It's like a tie. Everybody's cool. I give everybody their money back.

Wait, so now only Morgan and Ray are in? That's fine, because I'm not going to have him do what he does. Well, wait, do what I do. You are bending the rules once again. We were shooting content. Stop. Then you're shooting content all the time. Then you're always off limits. Because you're always working. It's all good. That's why I'm not going to get mad.

You are mad. You're mad right now. No, you're mad because you got got caught sleeping. And you're mad about it. Sleeping. I literally said where I was going to be. No, you didn't say it yesterday on the show. Yeah, I did. No, absolutely you did not.

Okay. It doesn't matter. Maybe you did it on 25 whistles. Yeah, maybe on whistles you did. We did in the studio. We did it on whistles. You did not yesterday say you were going to be anywhere. Yeah.

I had that mapped out. He's getting mad. I'm out. I'm out with you. Okay. You resign? I'm resigning. I resign first.

So if I resigned and I wasn't. I can't be around him when he does this. Listen. That's like, you can't fire me. I quit. Wait, right. So since I resigned a couple weeks ago and I wasn't going to get my money back, now do I get it back? Everybody can have their money back.

I quit. I quit. I guarantee. Eddie, you kind of lost earlier. Dude, I'm the only one that got assassinated. Like, legit, legit. Thank you. I rest my case.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Tampa, Florida. A woman was stealing a Toyota Carolla from a dealership in the middle of the night. She's like, man, this is highly illegal. But I'm going to call. someone let them know I'm doing it, that makes it

legal. So she pulls out her cell phone calls 911 and says, I just want to let you know I'm at this dealership and I'm stealing a car. This makes it legal. Now I'm going to continue doing it. I'd never heard that rule. Me either. I'd never heard it, so maybe it is true. I don't know every law. I have

a feeling that's not true and that's not how it works. Did the person that was answering that I don't want to think it was a joke? No, they were like, okay, we'll send someone out to see you and the police arrived as she was trying to get the carol off the lot. Was she wasted? They believe she was under the influence.

She said she was training for black ops. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. So, she could have just been nuts. But black ops, a lot of times, secret stuff we don't know about. What if she won? That's a great point. What if this is actually legal within black ops?

You're right. That's not getting a license to kill. I don't know. We think that's not real, but some people may actually have one. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. What's weird about trying to do?

traveling international because it's not like I've done it for many years in my life, but work sends me on this trip and you have to have your passport everywhere. I don't leave. I don't even go to the restaurant, to a meeting all the time because I feel like I'm going to be abducted by a foreign country and thrown in prison and then I get to give it my passport just to get out. Oh. I don't go anywhere without my passport. Yeah, I mean, I just get worried that if I don't keep it with me, somehow it's going to get lost to the hotel or someone's going to take it and then I'd be stuck in the country. I'm not meant for other countries. I'm just going to be honest with you. I'm not meant for it. But that's like your

ID, right? Like it's your, like your driver's license here when you're traveling? Yeah, if you're another country. I'm not meant for other countries. I'm being honest with you. I'm not meant for about 10 miles outside of my house. Where do you keep your passport in America? Like at your house? Well, you can't say that. No, no, where do you keep it? I don't know. You put yours in ice? Is that what your thing is?

I keep mine in the freezer. I just feel like even if I was in America, an agent from another country tried to arrest me, I still need my passport real quick. I don't want to melt it, you know? But yeah, it's your ID. You get a short all the time everywhere, everywhere. It's like going into a bar here, going to I guess not a bar

but anywhere it's over like 21. You gotta show them your passport. They won't take your driver's license, I tried. And they were like, oh hon, we don't take that, hon, hon. What about Snapchat? I don't have Snapchat. I mean, I guess I have it. Why? What do you mean? I don't know, my niece, she's living with me for the summer. She's 21, and she

had some friends in town, and they went to Broadway for lunch, like, and so they decided to go in some honky tonk as well. And since they originally just went for lunch, she realized, so shoot, I don't have my ID. And the bouncer said, you got Snapchat and she pulled it up and showed her birthday or something. Was he trying to hit on her?

I have no idea, but he was like, that works and she was like, okay. Interesting. I don't think you can change your birthday. I mean, so whatever you put in as your birthday is there. I've never thought about it like that. And I guess you really could, I guess,

but it's a process. Yeah, I definitely don't think that that's, it's probably frowned upon. It's not legal. It's hard. No, no, I know. I'm not talking about the bar thing. I'm talking about, like, that's pretty permanent in your Snapchat once you put it your birthday in.

Yeah, but if you first lie about it, then you're just always lying about it. You're probably not going to lie about it when you get a first Snapchat. Unless you're setting up a Snapchat just to get in a bar. But like if my son sets up a Snapchat, he's going to be like, I'm 22 on the Snapchat. Then he gets in the bar. We're done. We're toast. Guys, but I don't think Snapchat usually works for you to get in the bar.

No, I shouldn't. No, no. We all think that, though. We all agree. That's hilarious. I think he was probably. Loki hitting on your niece. Yeah, she's cute.

So that definitely could have been anything. Did you take a picture of it? No. Of the QR code? No. Snap code? No. Oh, I get it to like get her snaps.

Like on Venmo, it's not like QR code, but it's the closest thing to it. So I can go places now internationally with out of my passport, just my Snapchat. All right. I show up to the airport. No, no, no. I got a Snapchat. You let me get on the plane. Amy's niece.

It happened Broadway. I'll say this to, I have a sports show called 25 whistles on that show. There was a set. segment that we did because I told you I met Andre 3,000. I mean, I said hi to him at the airport, but I didn't take a picture. I didn't spend any time with them. My wife sat next to him on the plane. I was so jealous. I said that right? My wife sat next to him. Yes. I was so jealous. While I was in the other country for work, I was in France for work. It just feels so fru-frew to say that. I hate saying when I was in France. Sounds awesome, dude. It doesn't. I don't feel

like it. So when work sends me on a deal and I'm standing. I won't tell you who. You can listen to to 25 whistles. I'm standing. Wait, I have to go listen. You don't have to, but any listener. Okay. You'll just never know. You should, though, Amy. You're not going to listen and we're not going to tell you.

I'm standing next to somebody and I'm like, I think this is somebody. And I go, hey, I'm Bobby and he says his name. And I tell my wife, I think this is da-da-da. And so we hang out. He's waiting for Uber after this party that we had to go to for work, like to meet clients. His Uber picks him up.

But before the Uber picked him up, he's like, my phone's dying. I was like, we can just ride back into town with us. Like, it was a 30-minute drive and back. And we're all standing near the same. place. And he's like, no, I'm cool. I'll get the Uber. I don't know if that meant like, you're a weirdo or so then I message him like four minutes after that on Instagram, DM. He has, I'll tell you this, 1.6 million followers. And I'm like, hey man, good to meet you. Like I message him like somebody crazy does after a date. Like right when it's over.

After you had also just invited him in your car. I know. I know. But, but I got a response back from him and then we went through and evaluated the response to see if it meant we're going to be friends in the future it's a whole situation it just feels like I'm 12 but you can hear who it is on the on 25 whistles the podcast that we do yes right I'm just going to say initials give me something but got to listen to the podcast yeah got to 25 whistles you just earn yourself another download thank you stream or whatever unless you download it good for you that's cool that's It's like people on the iTunes chart when they're like, I'm number one on the iTunes chart. There's like 11 people that download songs at this point, you know?

But you can download it. It does download automatically with some people. Thank you. Goodbye. That's all. See you. Monday. Bye.

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