The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Bobby Annoyed His Wife + Heated Easy Trivia + Does Bobby Hold Grudges?

Episode Date: February 20, 2026

Bobby brings in the evidence to show to us the latest reason his wife was annoyed with him. He shows us what he did that she was annoyed by and wants to know if he's in the right or wrong. In the Anonymous Inbox, A listener wants to know "Does Bobby forgive people easily, or does he hold onto stuff longer than he should?". We played what could quite possibly be the most tense and heated round of Easy Trivia! A listener called in to tell us how Eddie inspired her to do something we think is amazing...but we think she's giving him TOO much credit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's easy trivia. Oh, wow. The category is animals. Eddie, you're the champion with a tiara on. And pop culture. what animal would you find on a pirate's shoulder? A parrot. Correct. Amy, what kind of dog is associated with firefighters?

A Dalmatian. Correct. Lunchbox, before changing its name to X, what kind of animal was used in the Twitter logo? Owl. What? There's a bird. I don't think it was an owl, but it was a bird.

It was like a toy bird. Yeah, nobody goes home round one. Luckily. Wow. Morgan, what animal is a animal? associated with NBC and its streaming platform. Peacock. Correct.

If you miss any more, you hear this sound. You've been bow. There will be a new champion today unless lunchbox wins. There will be a new champion today. Here we go. TV shows. Eddie, what series follows a high school chemistry teacher turned meth manufacturer. Breaking bad.

Correct. Amy, what HBO show features the character, Denarius Targaryen who is the mother of dragons? Um, is this a show I didn't watch? What HBO show features the character, Denarius Targaryen, who is the mother of dragons. Are there dragons in Game of Thrones? I do not know. I do not know if...

Jerry, Game of Thrones! Correct. Golly! Lunchbox, what animated series stars a yellow family living in Springfield? That is The Simpsons. Correct. Morgan, which survival drama follows people stranded on a mysterious Island after a plane crash.

Oh, I almost said something too fast. That's lost. Correct. The category is non-American bands. Oh, God. Eddie, which Irish rock band sings with or without you and beautiful day? You too. Correct.

Oh, gosh. Amy, which British band recorded Hey Jude? The Beatles. Correct. Lunchbox, which British rock band is famous for the song Bohemian Rhapsody? Bohemian Rhapsody. Oh, my gosh. A queen.

Correct. Morgan, what Australian band sings the songs Back in Black and Thunderstruck? Back in black. Is that how it goes? ACDC? Correct. Next round, everybody is tight right now. The category is literature.

Eddie. Which novel features the island of Neverland? Novel? What's the novel called? Peter Pan? The Adventures of Captain Hook? Like, Never, Neverland? Which novel features the island of Never, Neverland?

It's got to be called Peter Pan. Correct. Wow. Amy. J.K. Rowling wrote what famous book series about a school of wizards? Harry Potter? Correct. Lunchbox, who wrote The Cat in the Hat?

Dr. Seuss? Correct. Morgan, which children's series features a wardrobe leading to Narnia? Chronicles of Narnia. Correct. Next round. Things you learn in elementary school. Eddie, what color do you get when you mix blue and yellow?

Blue and yellow makes green. Final? Final answer. Correct. Wow. Amy, how many legs does spider have? Spiders have. Spiders have eight.

Correct. Lunch box. Yeah. What's the tallest? land animal. Oh, the tallest? I mean, that's obvious, man. Giraff.

Correct. Morgan, what did caterpillars turn into? A butterfly. Correct. The category is 2010 movies. Which 2014 film stars Keanu Reeves as a retired hitman out for revenge, Eddie. Oh. Which 2014 film stars Keanu Reeves as a retired hitman out for revenge.

That is John Wood. Wick. Correct. Amy, which 2012 Marvel film was the first superhero team up that included the Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor? The Avengers. Correct. Wow.

Lunchbox. Yeah. What book to movie franchise ended in 2011 with the final film called The Deathly Hallows. Why is he making that face? Oh, what's up? Huh? What's up? What I read that again?

What book to movie franchise ended in 2011 with the final film? called The Deathly Hallows. Man, we'll just go with the only one I know. Ooh, wait, hold on. I don't know if that's a book, though. Ah, give me those Harry Potter's. Correct. Oh!

Wow. I didn't know if Lord of the Rings was a book, so I didn't go with that. Morgan, what, 2011 comedy starred Kristen Whig, who plays a woman who serves as her best friends made of honor? Bridesmaids. Correct. Everybody is still in. Everybody is puckered.

Mm-hmm. The answer starts with P. Pikachu is the mascot for what Japanese media franchise, Eddie? Pokemon. Correct. Amy, what country artist sings crazy? It was released in 1961. Patsy Klein.

Correct. Lunchbox, what's the largest city in Oregon? It begins with a P. That would be Portland. Correct. Morgan, what's the largest city in Pennsylvania? Oh. You just want to think about it just to make sure there's not another P in Pennsylvania besides the one I'm thinking of.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia Come on That's crazy It was hard There was two Yeah I mean

I could have been either honestly in my head So Oh no That pH makes a different sound Morgan has been eliminated Oh no Dang it that could

Okay lunchbox you have to win I need you to win I need you to win The category is math Math Math Two plus two Eddie

Come on No pins Oh man What is the value of pie Rounded to two decimals What? What are you talking about? Pie is just

It's a number Like 3.14 is pie And so rounded by what did you say? Rounded to two decimals Oh, we move it 3.21 Rounded to 2 personals. What's the value of pie?

with two decimals. 3.21. No, wait. See now that's, oh gosh. Now I don't even know what pie is. 3.21. You said it. Wow.

You said it. You said it. Are you so real? What's the one with a two decimal? Well, because it just goes on and on and on. It goes on forever. And you said 3.14. Where did the two four come in?

I don't know. You said it. Somebody else say it. No. Bobby said rounded two decimals. 3.14. I knew that. You didn't know that because you said that. I don't even know it's 3.14. It goes on forever. Oh, math. Two people remain.

All right. Go ahead. Amy, what is 12 times six? Okay. What is 12 times six? 84. What in the world? What? You been, whoa.

72. I did this correct. 72. What? Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. Come on.

I need you to do this. What's up. We got this, dude. How did I miss that? Further I win. I've never rooted so hard for lunchbox. If he misses though, you're back in. Well, I get it, but I just would rather move on.

Okay. Lunchbox. Yeah. What is 10% of 80? 10% of 80 is 8. Winnie! We had two pretty big Olympic wins. And again, I'm not spending much time watching the Olympics. I think I would have had it already seen who had won, though, as well.

It gets ruined a bit. If it's a big story, it pops up. in my feed and I see the clips. But the two things that happened was the American female hockey team won gold. We beat Canada. Wow. We were down one with two minutes or so left, scored, and then I believe won in overtime or extra period or whatever they call that in hockey. Not the biggest hockey guy. Anyone know if that's an accurate interpretation of what happened? Lunchbox? I didn't see any of it. I didn't see any of it. It was a big day yesterday. So I didn't get to watch it. I was very busy, but I know we won in overtime.

Okay. So that happened. And the other one was our female free skater won gold, Alyssa Liu. She won the gold medal in the women's figure skating. The first time since like 24 years, whatever year that was, that someone has won on Team USA in this. And this is a big deal because she quit ice skating for mental health when she was 16 years old. I think at the two Olympics ago, she was skating.

And she was like, I'm done. I've been doing this at all. My mental health is my good. So she quit. And she's like, I'm just going to go live my life. And she didn't skate for like a year and a half. She went and she's like climbed mountains and did stuff that normal 18, 19, 20-year-olds do. And so last night she skated and won the freaking gold.

And it was awesome because they were able to edit it because it was delayed. But she's like, that's what I'm effing talking about. Like as soon as she won. It was really cool. And again, I saw the clips, but it was too big USA goal. And that's usually when it makes my algorithm. The big thing is going to be the American hockey because the guys. That matters because we played in that world tournament and we lost a canon in the championship.

And they started that match. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that game. Hockey game. I know. What is it? I don't know. Neither feel right to me. Hockey match.

Hockey game. You go into the game? I'm trying to think how I hear people that go to the hockey game. So what do they say? I think they say going to the hockey game. It sounds like game is right. Hockey. Tennis match?

You're going. Hockey game. Well, Mike, what is it officially? Is it a hockey game or a hockey match? It's got to be a game with multiple players, right? Because what would there be a match? Oh, is that what it is? A match is like one-on-one?

I don't know. I just said that. Was it golf a match? Boxing match what? Is golf a match? No, unless it's a one-on-one. No, it's golf tournament. In North America, it is game.

I'm mostly saying stuff by the European metric, though. Yeah. So when we played in that world classic, they started it with a fight. They literally set the guys up at the very beginning, and they just started fighting as soon as it started. So we're going to play probably, hopefully, Canada in the finals of that. Other than that, I don't know anything's going on. But I'm not a hater.

Just not for me unless it's the clips. But the figure skating stuff was pretty cool. The bobsledding to me is my favorite. No, it's not. Oh, dude, I love watching it. Stop. Like, the fact that they can control their little sled by just, like, you know, putting their head up a little bit above the hood of it is amazing. And then one little, like, out of control wiggle, that costs them the metal.

But you watch that. Oh, yeah. All of it. All of it. I mean, if it's on. I thought it was. I don't know. I'm calling you out for just saying stuff, right, on this one.

I don't think you really like the bobsled. I do. I love it. I'm not watching anything. And the two man, to be specific. The two man's weird because there's only two positions, and one of them is the breaker, and the breaker doesn't really do anything until it's time to stop the bobsled. Like the first guy is the guy that runs and pushes and steers.

He's the pilot. The other is the breaker. And he really doesn't do crap except turn his head at the right time. But he helps push at the beginning. Yeah. That's about it. Then he just gets in and rides. Then he rides along. Anyway, I thought it was cool that she won the gold medal.

I thought it was a good example, too. Also, in like the interviews that she has done leading up to it, she's like, eye scanning is not the most important thing in my life. She's like, it's part of it, but it's not the most important thing. The other super interesting thing that's happened is the Chinese skier, who's from America. Oh, yeah. She's from San Francisco. So funny.

So the reporter was questioning her a couple days ago because she hit for two medals, two silver. So who's she competing for? China. Okay. Because her, I believe her mom. was a first, her dad was first generation from China, and her other parent was from America. So she was born in America. Okay.

But she is representing China, and she's the most decorated skier, whatever they call that, free skiing, whatever, ever. So she won some gold, she went two silvers. The reporter asked her, hey, do you feel like you lost two golds or you won two silvers? And she was so funny, and she was like, I'm the most decorated skier ever. She's like, just a metal is hard. and the fact that I've been able to do it so successfully, no, I won two silvers, and it was awesome.

Like, I thought it was so funny. And then I just started, like, hearing her story. And the fact that, like, she thinks she goes to Stanford? She does? I think, yeah. Yeah, she's American. Yeah, but she can play. She can represent China.

Because one of her parents is from China. Well, what's up? Why didn't she want to? I don't know. You can't have dual citizenship either. So China does not allow dual citizenship at all. Oh. So I don't.

In baseball, they do the world baseball classic, which is not the Olympics. You could just have like a grandpa that spent a little time somewhere and go and play on those teams. But also in like Olympic basketball, like Joel and Bede played for America. He was born in America. I think he just kind of claimed. I think it's like when I was a gang, we just claim. Oh, is that right? Yeah.

I can't remember the event, but there was the, it's like a Haitian, like, look like cross-country type skiing, but like racing, you know, like really, really difficult, but he was adopted by a French family and now he's competing for Haiti. And he's their only Olympian? Yeah, and he's killing it. But he grew up probably, you know, all kinds of winter sports, but he went back and now is competing for Haiti. Yeah, I literally don't care.

People are getting offended that people are represent. I don't care people do. Like, as long as you're not hurting animals, you're hurting kids, you want to represent somebody else. Go for it. Represent whatever you want. Yeah. I mean, it'd be nice if you represented America, but it doesn't bother me that you don't. I'm sure there are personal reasons to you that keep you from doing that.

Even if it's like you love and respect your parent that's from China so much that you want to represent them in a way. Yeah. And so people are giving her a hard time, but it's like, you don't know her story. You don't know why she's doing what she's doing. And who are you to critique what somebody else does in their life? I mean, I wish she's, we're in red, wine, blue, though, because she was funny. She was funny. And to get those medals.

Yeah, she's funny. So that's the Olympic Minute today. I don't know that I have anything else to add. That's three things. My bad. What was so big in your day yesterday, lunchbox, that kept you so busy? My son, he turned six, so we had a lot of things going. After school, one of my kids needed new shoes, had to go get those.

Then we had to go to birthday dinner. And then after birthday dinner, my two youngest ones had a basketball game. And then we had to do cake and we had to do presents. So, I mean, there was, I mean, it was from 3 o'clock until bedtime. There was no watching Olympics. What time's bedtime? Usually it's 8 o'clock, but last night they got in bed at 9. Dang.

Happy birthday. Free hour. Yeah. This is the first time I feel like you've asked him when he legit has had a really busy day. Yeah, most days, just like, well, I slept four hours. And that took away a lot of the day. Yeah, man, it was bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, go, go, go. It was intense.

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asking for a friend? I think I remember everything all the time. I kind of don't. I would say I forgive, but I just don't have relationships to people anymore. I cut them off. but I don't hold a hate in my heart for them. So what would that be?

Like a boundary for yourself? Yeah, I think if it comes to something, for the most part, where I am deeply affected, I feel like I've been done wrong. If it is a relationship I really care about, I will work through it. If it's a mid or less, I don't hold it against them anymore and I can forgive, but they're just, they just don't exist in my world anymore in any way whatsoever. Like, there are people that I was like mid-friends with. I feel like I got screwed over and away.

Had a conversation didn't go that great. All right. Forever. I got nothing, but I have no connection with you whatsoever. Have you ever had a relationship where there is forgiveness that has taken place, but there's still in your life? Mm-hmm. Okay.

I don't know. What do you think? I mean, I just think in a relationship in general, though, if you're in a close relationship with somebody, romantic or friend, that's always going to, if you're together a long time in any relationship there's always going to need to be forgiveness and acceptance and all those things, just the numbers game of it. So, yes, I wouldn't think anybody that I've been with for a long time, that has probably

happened reciprocally. Yeah. But there are people I do not have that relationship with it. It was like a friend I'd hang out with sometimes that did something. And I'm like, you know what? It ain't worth it. I'm not going to hold it against you forever. But I no longer am keeping you in my even secondary circle.

So I never forget. I do forgive. I never forget. I never forget. How hard is that to cut someone off? Oh, it's so easy. Yeah? That was easiest thing I've ever done. What? Wow. Wow. Wow. That's amazing. Oh, wow. Like if they call you... They call you over and over. You just ignore it? First of all, they're psychotic. Stop calling me over and over. Nobody calls me over and over.

I have one person I'm thinking of specifically that screwed me over on a charity event. It was about kids. He screwed me over on the charity event. And screwed the kids over on the charity event and lied about why they couldn't be there. And I was kind of friends with them. But I knew the real story and it was such a lie.

I was like, you know what? I'm sure he had his reasons. But not my friend anymore. Not just because he couldn't go, but because of all the lies it was told about going. So it was like, I forgive him, but I'm not a friend anymore. It probably won't ever be. In your mind, though, right?

You didn't have the conversation of like, we're not friends anymore. Just in your mind, you're not friends. Has the person asked for forgiveness? Yes, but while lying. And so that's not real forgiveness. To call and go, hey, I'm really sorry about that, but this is what happened. And I know for a fact, it's not what happened. I don't, no, that's not, I'm good.

I don't need it, though. Like, I forgive them. I get it. there's probably something that they're prioritizing more than that event. And I get it, but at least be honest about it so then I can have an understanding. You're honest with me. I don't have to agree with it, but at least I know that that's truthful. So no, no, no, no, no, done.

Don't talk to them at all. So do I forgive? Yes. Do I forget? No, never. But I, yeah, I don't even know to answer that except for. I think if you're just in a relationship with somebody at a close level for a long period of time, there is forgiveness that needs to go both ways with that relationship doesn't last.

Yeah. I think there's so many variables of like, yeah, who is the person? And then what exactly happened? What's the relationship? And how did it impact you? Yeah. Yeah. There's some stuff I wish I could forget.

My brain won't. Man, I can cut somebody out so easy. And it sucks. I can cut somebody out so easy. Any of you? Gone. Well, that's cool. I mean, I guess.

Yeah. I know. It's kind of crazy how easy that would be for you. But that's just the reality. I think it's how I grew up. People were just gone all the time. So I had to learn, I got left here with this person for years. Mom's gone.

Dad's gone. Everybody's gone. So it's easy for me just to be like, well, I guess they're gone now. Move on. If I've ever had to do anything like that, I've agonized over it. It's been like multiple therapy sessions. It's been like, okay, how. It's like, I know that boundaries are important, but.

I'm not bragging, by the way. It's not healthy. It's funny. Yeah. But it's not healthy. But it's just from child to trauma, wah, wah, wah, wah. But yeah, I can cut anybody out. immediately. What do you want?

Can you test me? No. Okay. Let's pick someone. You got to test me? You're good. All right. Thank you for the email. There you go.

Close it up. Fun fact Friday. Did you know? You're about half an inch taller in the morning when you wake up than at night because the discs in your spine have been relaxing all night and through the day because of gravity, you slowly. That's why I'm 6'1 for sure. That's why I measure in the morning.

That's it. How smart. You guys always give me a hard time when I went to measure for my driver's license. It was in the morning. So I thought that was pretty interesting. Amy, fun fact, Friday. For the first 35 years of the car, there was no gas gauge. Oh, you just put in and guess.

So they weren't added to cars until 1922. And yeah, I guess they just had to eyeball it. Like, or did they look in there and see or wait for it? Wait for it. Or like if I drive for 10 minutes. there was a mile gauge? There's no mile gauge, I bet, but a time thing. And also there's cars all up and down the road, broken down, like out of gas. So I would bet there was quite the industry of people that were just driving around with gas to fill up. Like, I bet that was an

industry. Unlike a tow truck now, I bet it was somebody who was just found people's gas as up. That was like roadside assistance. Mm-hmm. That's pretty good. In real life, gun silencers do not work like they do in movies. A gun with a silencer still makes a noise about as loud as a police siren, but it's still about a hundred times less than a gun without a silencer. Aw, man, in the movies, they're like, yeah. Yeah. That's deceiving. If someone thinks they're getting a gun silencer and then they're going to be like,

surprise. It scares the crap out of them. Watchbox. In 1983, Andrew and Peggy Chang decided, hey, we should open a restaurant. And that is Panda Express. There are now 2,300 locations in the United States. And you know how much it cost to franchise? it? None. They're still all owned by the family. They make six billion dollars a year.

They're all owns, too. Amazing. It's like Walmart. Yeah. Yeah, but most restaurants, you know, when they expand like that, they franchise. But they kept it all in the family and they make six billion dollars a year in sales. I definitely thought you were going to say P.F. Chang's, Peggy Chang. Yep. Peggy and her effing husband is probably what I thought. Yeah. Morgan. In 2012, Boeing engineers, used 20,000 pounds of potatoes, nicknamed Project Spuds, to test and optimize in-flight Wi-Fi. I wonder how. So due to their 80% water content and chemistry, potatoes effectively mimic the human body's ability to absorb and reflect radio waves, proving that there's a reliable static substitute for

passengers to measure Wi-Fi signal strength. And then pretty mashed potatoes for everybody. Afterwards as they were done. Radioactive, but still. There hasn't been a U.S. president under 5'9 in 100 years. The last one was William McKinley, who was 5'7 president from 1897 to 1901. But nobody under 5'9. That's kind of sad.

Kind of sad for our short kings. Yeah, all the little guys. Joe Biden was 6 foot, Trump's 6 foot 2. Kamala Harris, 54, but she didn't win. Wait, which president did you say was 5? 7, McKinley. Okay, so I just had to Google because my, I remember Van Buren, remember when Eddie gave his report on Martin Van Buren, he was 5'6. Was he before?

I'd imagine. Oh, I guess. You're right. My bed. Did I cover that in my report too? I remember that. Yes. Eddie.

It all went in and out. I don't know a lot. I mean, I can't remember other things, but I remember that. Yeah, Martin Van Buren, five foot six. And he was born in 1782. So yeah, he was before. I get it. Yeah, I just was somehow that height stuck with me from Eddie's report.

Blind people have four times more nightmares than people would cite. I wonder if since I have one eye that doesn't work, if I have two times more nightmares. You do have a lot of nightmares, right? I don't sleep hard enough to have dreams for the most part at all. Lunchbox, do you do yours? Yeah. I never know who doesn't do them because we all talk. Eddie?

Yeah, mine's crazy. So in the state of Ohio, if you have more than one DUI in 10 years, you get a whole different license plate. So like, no way. Yeah, so the license plate in Ohio is like red and white, right? But if you have that, you get a yellow one. And everyone knows that you were driving under the influence.

Wow. That's crazy. Right. Deserved. But crazy. But like you start, say you start dating someone, right? You're just like, oh, he picks me up in his car. Like, is that a yellow license plate?

You're a yellow back? Yeah, I mean, maybe we should all adopt that. But I wonder if it really helps. deter them. Probably not. Like, I'm thinking about having another drink before I drive, but I don't want the old Yelly, so I'm going to, uh, I don't think so. Having the same bedtime may be the key to a happier relationship, because couples who go

to bed at the same time tend to be happier with their partner, mostly because they tend to stay on the same schedule, so they do things together. My wife and I go to bed at the same time. I always am an early bedder, but she became an early better. now that she's pregnant, she's got no problem going to bed anytime. 2 p.m.? Ah, might as well go to bed. She has to keep herself awake or at least not in bed

so she doesn't fall asleep and screw with her sleep schedule forever. Yeah. Because it's just, people say it's tough being pregnant. That's what they say. That's what they say. Yeah. According to a poll of 2,000 married people across the country, most do this about three times a week on average where they go to bed at the same time. So anybody else have a significantly different bedtime?

Because I know Raimundo does where do you guys still still. sleep in different rooms because of that? No, no, no. Well, I start in a different room and she watches TV and our guest bedroom, but then she eventually comes to bed, so. Got it. You go to bed at what time? I go to bed at 5.30 or 6.

Whoa. He's the first one up here like one of the morning. So I go to bed probably 8, 15, 8.30. You? Yeah, between 8 and 9. Anybody have a late time? 10.30, 10 o'clock. That's tough, man.

Yeah. That's tough. K-pop demon hunters may not be back for 10 years for the sequel. I hear that's really good. It's the biggest thing on Netflix. But I think any show that I loved, if they came and said, we're not doing a sequel for 10 years, I'd revolt. Mike, what are your thoughts?

Yeah, the first one took seven years to make, so the style of animation just takes it really a long time. But don't you think it should go faster as technology progresses and increases? They can't rush it any faster. But they spit, like SpongeBob's out like every day. Like, and Simpsons, like, they spit them out. This level of animation is so much higher than that, though. Oh.

But it's like whenever people offer, like, higher grade audio, and there are different people that do that, like Apple or there was like HD2 for a while or whomever, they're like super duper juper audio. Bro, I hear it, and it's all sounds same to me. Same thing with animation almost. Like, there are different styles, but if something's like, I can't tell the difference.

But yeah, last week the team behind K-pop Demon Hunter said it could be a decade before the sequel is released. That's crazy because it crushed. And usually when something does so well and make so much money, they bend over backward to get something else out because of what it's doing financially. Didn't Avatar take a while? Yeah. Dude, that thing, I'm pretty sure the world's going to end before they finish that series.

Like the sun will eat the earth before that's done. Delta flight has returned to Houston's Hobby Airport after a passenger tried to access the cockpit. that same passenger assaulted another passenger. Here's the pilot talking with air traffic control. We had a passenger get up and try to access the cockpit. He coordinated security standing by as well as paramedics police. In cups in the back of the aircraft, but he did assault another passenger. So we'd like that passenger checked out.

And just to verify cockpit at a security dollar in 20-50. I'm not big on beating people up. Look at me. I ain't beat nobody up. This person deserves a swift. Oh, yeah. Whippety-wop. By the whole plane.

Yeah. Everybody gets a punch in. I'm like, what was the point? Dug tape them to the seat and as everybody walks by, open-handed, whack. Yeah. Even because they didn't get to their destination because you just wanted to be in the cockpit. And who knows why everybody was going wherever, but some people probably going to funeral. Some people are trying to go on.

But job opportunities. Some people are going to see their family. And they had to turn the whole plane around. Because you're an idiot. Because you're an idiot. And the air traffic, which. we just heard there. It's called Broadcastify.

The pilot tells them we got a passenger that's trying to get up here and access the cockpit. According to the transmission, the pilot also says the individual was in cuffs. And he said, as you heard, back at the aircraft. And so they had to turn it back around. I'd be so mad. Yeah, free slap for everyone. I'd be scared, too, if I saw someone try to open the cockpit. Depends how drunk they looked.

If they weren't drunk at all trying to open it? I'm scared. I'm real scared because that was planned out way in advance. If they're hammered, I'm like, that guy's just an idiot. Doug tape them down. let's all get a slap in, and then let's just keep going. They also have to, like, get rid of fuel. So let's say you go up and you're up, and you've got to turn around to land.

You got to spin around a little bit and drop fuel because you can't land with all the fuel that you went up with. Oh, I didn't think about that. And that costs money. Dang. So my final story here is the judge has allowed Buffalo Wild Wings to keep boneless on the menu and called a wing. I saw this. The fact that this went to court. An actual judge.

And there was a 10-page ruling. I get it. It sets precedent for other. things, but U.S. District Judge John Tharp in Illinois said the sports bar can continue to call his popular item, boneless wings, even though they're really nuggets. There's a chicken breast. Yeah, but they're meant to mimic a wing. Yeah, but they're not a wing where they pull the bone out.

But they... A deboned wing, right? It's not a deboned wing. Right, it's a boneless wing. But it's not a wing. It's literally not a wing. It's a big nugget, is what it is. But he said that calling them boneless wings.

instead of chicken nuggets is allowed, boneless wings are not a niche product for which the consumer would need to do extensive research to figure out the truth. Instead, boneless wings is a common term that has existed for over two decades. Even compared it to like the wing, it's not from a buffalo.

That's a great point. It's not a real-life buffalo. Buffalo's the sauce. Correct. No, but I would think that not everybody knows that because I wouldn't have got there immediately, Amy. I know it's not a buffalo, but I would have thought it was just named

that, huh. Hmm. What you want to? Look at the things we learn. I know. That's from NBC News. I feel like most people know that's not a deboned wing, right? It's just a piece of chicken.

Yes. It's Nate. Amy, you're wrong. What am I wrong about? It's not from the sauce? It's not named after the sauce. Oh, what is it then? And I'm not saying you're wrong isn't like, ha ha, ha, stupid.

I also, I didn't know. Yeah, because I just thought it's the buffalo sauce. Buffalo, New York. Oh, okay. And so probably the sauce is also named after where, It was started, Buffalo, New York. How about that judge? Having read a 10-page paper on

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Now time for the morning, Corny The Morning Corny I put an electric fence around my property Mm-hmm but my neighbor is dead against it. That's funny. Dead against it. He's like, ah.

That was the morning corny. Eddie's selling it really hell. No, no, dude, that's so funny. I think he was believing. He thought it was fun. Again, like the neighbor is dead against it. No, no, you never have to say you get it. I promise you never have to say, did you get it?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Picture the neighbor. Just like, ah, yeah, yeah. All right, voicemail. Bobby. I know you have a complicated relationship with dancing with the stars, but I just want you to know that every single time MC Hammer's Can't Touch This comes on. I think about your performance to that song.

I smile every time I hear this stupid song. Bye, guys. Thank you. Well, that's fun. I don't know how much she hears you can't touch this, but when you do, I'm glad you think of me. Bobby, I'd love your advice for getting married in May and then going on our honeymoon. and I love this man, but his fashion sense is very simple and all his clothes look the same. And I'd love for him to look and feel very stylish when we're in Italy.

Love any advice you have. Okay, as a dude, dudes don't want to put a lot of work into their clothes, generally speaking. And there are some, I won't say cheap, but there are some ways to not pay a lot of money for cool clothes for going to Italy when really you just need short sleeve button down shirts. that kind of are somewhat beachy, very European feeling, but also not so European feeling. You feel like you're in a man thong because that's what I think of. When I think of people in Europe, they wear those little swimsuits. Yes.

Like a speedo. Yeah, it's not that. So I would encourage you to just buy him some clothes. There are a few great sites that you can go to. He's not going to want to dress loud, but you don't have to dress them loud. A little bit my wife did this with me. I love clothes, but I definitely had a different vibe than what she wanted walking the streets of Europe. So she was like, hey, I got you these two pair of pants, these two pair of shorts and four shirts.

And please pack them. I'd like for you to wear them. That was so easy for me. There was no pushback. So my encouragement would be your encouragement to him to let you buy some stuff for him and they don't buy anything that's going to make him feel stupid. Like crazy patterns or colors. You can make him look cool and stylish. And the best way to look stylish is to not, is to not try and just wear simple things that are timely.

you buy them yeah i think that yeah her doing it and putting it together and doing stuff that can rotate kind of like you know there was two pants so it's not if you're gone for a week you don't need five seven pairs of pants he still gets to bring some of his stupid pants though because i still brought some of my stupid clothes i'll be honest oh so you threw in stupid stuff in addition to what she'd repacked to me they weren't stupid to me i loved them okay but she was like hey in certain places i would appreciate it would make me feel good if you would not wear your Arkansas razor bag humongous A with a hog leaning on it walking down. Yeah, it makes sense.

But I still packed that stuff and I wore it in different places. But I would just... Like around the hotel room. And her thing too is why do you wear cutoffs all the time? Like can you not wear something that has sleeves occasionally? So that was mostly it. So I said, I'm happy. As long as you don't buy something that's too tight.

I don't want to wear anything where I feel like I'm like I got fat poking out everywhere. Like maybe something feels good. I'll wear it. So if you do that, I think he'll be fine with it. He just doesn't want to have to do extra work because he doesn't feel comfortable at having to pick out clothes himself because it's probably not his thing. Yeah. So I don't think you'll get pushback if you can do some of that work for him. And since it's for you, I think you can do some of that work for him. That's what I'll say. Now speaking to me and my wife, so we have this thing where I, if there's bread, I like to ask the guys in the room this, if there's bread and you've taken off the twisty turn, what do you do when you're done with the bread? like, there's still bread. Yeah, it's easy. I twist the bag back. Okay. And then I put the.

Oh, you put the twisty back on? Yeah, that keeps it fresh. You twist the bread and then just tuck the thing underneath the bread. So I do a lot of tucking. Yeah, tuck it. And then sometimes I do it, I push it up against stuff. Uh-huh. Yeah, that's, yeah, against the wall.

What do you do with a twisty thing? I don't know. It just gets lost. I never see it again. So, crackers. My wife's pregnant and she will go, hey, can you grab me some saltines? And she sent me this picture this morning. I didn't even realize really that I do this kind of stuff.

But I said, okay. And so I got her some saltines. And then I also sealed the bag again. Because if you open saltines, you got to like twist it and seal it, right? I want to show you a picture of me how I sealed the bag. I didn't realize I did this, but this is totally me. So what I did is there's the saltines. And then I just took a bottle of water and put it on the to seal it.

And so there's just a bottle of water on a counter on top of the empty part of the saltines. That's not sealing. it. That's absolutely stealing. It's just like pushing it up against the wall. That's a perfectly good closed bag of saltines. Amy, what do you see when you see this picture? I see you were in a hurry. Not really. I mean, I haven't anything to do. Okay, well, then you're lazy. Okay, fair enough. Yeah. How would you describe that if I didn't describe it well enough for our listeners? I think you described it well. Like, yeah, you prevented air from coming, more air from coming in so that likely will not get stale

but now she's going to have to come in there and put the crackers away. Like why didn't you just twist up the plastic and stick it in the box? She's probably going to eat those. Well, because I had a bottle of water right there that had a weight on it. Right. And there was enough weight in that bottle of water

that I could put it on top of the package and steal the crackers with that. You do realize that somebody's going to have to do that do everything you just said. It'd probably be me. So why? If I'm just going to get more later, why not leave it? It's already done.

She's put it away. Like you, She's saying, is she going to leave? She texted me a picture that morning. She was like, this is how you sealed the crackers. You just put a bottle of water on it. So either she left it for you to handle, but I would imagine she's probably already taken care of it. Is that typical guy thing there?

Or is that more, is that atypical because it's so lazy? I mean, I'm thinking like guy or child. Child. Because my kids do that. Dang. You guys hit me with child. Well, you'll see. When you see, it's almost like you'll have a little friend in the house.

You all act the same. Yeah, a mini you. I do lean a lot of stuff up against things to seal it. I do that with chips because chips are annoying, right? I do with chips. There you go. Who has those clips? Roll it up, push it up against the wall.

I do that. Well, I don't know what happens to the chip clips because I certainly buy them and then they just disappear. Same at our house. Don't know where they are. Actually, I don't look for them. I just push it up against the wall or the toaster. Sometimes I'll do that. Anyway, I just wanted you to see what my wife deals with every day.

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after the show. Am I right on that? Cuba? Yeah, sorry. Yeah, at least on Friday, yeah. Okay. So, you can still come? You want to come down? We're going to leave top shelf countrycruise.com. Cooper Allen will be one of the other guests. Is Cooper going to do mashups? I'm sure he will. He does a lot of those online. They go super viral. Yeah, it's crazy. So, okay, I think we've said it all. Cooper Allen, how I steal crackers? How did this whole thing start? We had a story before the crackers. Oh, yeah, the clothes now. Yeah, guys. Pretty much guys are all idiots. Yeah, yeah, yeah, there you go.

Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Gainesville, Florida. A 47-year-old man was at McDonald's and there were some teenagers

giving them a hard time. They get in an argument and the 47-year-old gets mad, takes his Dr. Pepper, throws it at the teenagers and they're still kind of laughing or whatever.

So then he goes one step further. Pulls down his pants and gives him the moon and starts wiggling his right butt cheek. and says, hey, why do you come kiss this? Why do you come kiss this? So they called police and he got...

Over a moon? A mooning? But he wiggled it. He wiggled it and slapped it. And he told him to kiss it. I hear you. Had he turned around? Then we got a problem. But sometimes even...

A moon, though. Okay, hold on. Let me ask a couple questions. This is a man, right? It's a man and it's a group of teenage boys. And it's boys. Yep. It's a butt cheek. We all have butt cheeks.

You can't do it. But how far down is his pants? We're his pants, excuse me, because if you bend over, you can see things from the other side. I heard no bending. I just heard giggling, jiggling. One cheek. One cheek. It was only one cheek that he was slapping.

If you're calling the cough because you got mooned. Weak. You know what you got charged with? Lude and Lassivacious exhibition. What was that I mean? Lesavacious. Lascivious? Possibly?

Yeah, that could be it. Well, what does that even mean? L-A-S-C-I-O-U-S? Does that mean one butt-sheet? Yeah, I don't know what that means, but that's a big word. I just think you can't moon people. You can't be showing. Oh, come on, mooning.

I know, I'm saying this up front. You can't be showing your neck of body. Mooning ain't a big deal. If it's just dudes. If you turn around and then you show the sun, that's trouble. But I hear you. Okay, we're going by the law here. All right, there you go.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Let's go over to Bree in North Carolina. Bree, you're on the show. Good morning. Good morning. What's going on? Well, I decided I'm going to give up one of my kidneys to someone who really needs it because of what Eddie said. What did he say? Well, hold on.

We can't be given Eddie credit. Let the caller talk. Good point. Go ahead. Just because he fell through, that's all. Because he what? He fell through. Because he fell through. He backed out.

So you're doing it since he back. out. Yes. Okay. That's interesting. For like 10 years, I wanted to do it anyways, but I decided now as a good time as any. Yeah. I think the benefit to Eddie backing out constantly being, I don't know, a coward would be.

Oh, sorry. My gosh. I was just about to say, oh, Eddie's cowardness is leading. Wow. Great things happen. I don't think that's the word. Yeah. Yeah, we call them all Eddie chicken.

Oh. That's my middle name. Wow. Yeah, but it's actually creating something good. Bree, that's awesome. So you have to get tested, right? Yes. Do you know what your process is?

No, I don't know any of it yet. I wanted to call and tell the show first. Well, that's great. And I know we can't hold you really accountable. This is something that you're doing on your own, but would you please call us back and let us know, like, the process that you're going through, if you get tested, what that was like,

if they are allowing. You know, we don't know much about it except for Eddie decided he wanted to do it and then backed out. Yeah, I don't know much about it today. I'm going to research it today. Okay, but you think you're going to do it? Yeah, if I get tested positive, I'm going to do it. That's amazing.

I already talking to my husband about it and everything. That's fantastic. Guys, that's beautiful. Go ahead. What do you want to say? That's beautiful. I mean, just the fact that we talk about donating kidneys, whether we do it or not, the fact that we talk about is making other people think about.

It's awareness. Yeah. I agree awareness is a big part of change. Yeah, yeah. It's just beautiful. Inspiration. Are you asking for the credit? No, no.

I don't want any credit, but I will tell Bree, like, hey, if you have any kind of second thoughts about it, it's okay. Like, someday, maybe you will. If it's not now, someday maybe you will, but if it's now, that's awesome. What? Second thought? What made no sense? What kind of encouragement is that?

No, I'm just saying it's okay. He's talking to himself. That's what he's doing. He's like, if you want to back out after saying it, it's okay. If you have friends that sit around you every day and tell you you're a coward, that's okay. You might do it one day. Yeah. Just saying it's okay, you know, like.

if you have that thought and then all of a sudden you're like, oh, maybe now it's not the right time. Eddie, you had that thought like 10 seconds after you said it. He's just projecting. It's fine. It's a complete projection. But I think it's beautiful. I think it's beautiful too, Brie. I'm super proud for you. But, Bree, you take the credit for you. You're doing this.

Well, I just think of those little kids that might need a kidney and they can't afford it or whatever. So that's why I do it. That's why I'm doing it. And I think that's why Eddie wanted to do it and then backed out. Yeah, I don't know about the affordable thing. I don't know where you're buying it. But I, please, go Fourth, please let us know the process.

We'd love to hear from you again soon, okay, Bree. I will. Okay, have a great day. There you have it. That is so cool. Yep, that is so cool. So cool. You're weird.

About what? Yeah, you are. You get really sincere, like super fake sincere. No, man, that's just a beautiful thing. Like, people need kidneys out there, and the fact that people are willing to give it to them, give them their own kidney. It's just a beautiful thing. Hope everybody has an awesome weekend.

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