The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1:  Eddie Wants To Fast For 20 Days! + How Much Do We YELL At Our Kids? + Fun Fact Friday + Easy Trivia Returns

Episode Date: January 9, 2026

Eddie brought in a new challenge that is going on at his church where he will have to fast. Can he stop eating food for 20 days? Bobby talked about how research found that most parents yell at their children 1-2 times a day. We find out where Amy and Eddie lay on that statistic.  In Fun Fact Friday, we found out the crazy story behind an actor and actress that got married and divorced during the run of a show. We played our first Easy Trivia game of the year...can someone stop Eddie?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Friday's show. We got a big one. Morning studio. Morning. Time for easy trivia. Eddie has the tiara on. The category is it rhymes with stick. So easy trivia.

These are super easy questions. Eddie, your first. What's a small baby chicken called? A chick. Correct. Amy, what do builders use to construct walls of clay or cement? Stick? Rhymes with stick?

Okay, it's a brick. Nobody goes home in the first round. That's up, Eddie. That's the hard one. That's the hard. What tool is used to hit a puck and hockey lunchbox? A stick. Correct.

Morgan, what word describes the action of striking a ball with your foot? Kick. Correct. Okay. If you do miss one from here out, you'll hear this sound. You've been bowed. Eddie has four wins. He's looking to repeat as champion.

Eddie four, Amy, two, Morgan won, lunchbox zero. Let's play easy trivia. 2000s movies is the question in the category. What 2001 movie features a young boy discovering he is a wizard at Hogwarts? Harry Potter. Correct. Amy, who starred as Jack Sparrow and Pirates of the Caribbean? Johnny Depp?

Correct. Lunchbox, what 2003 animated movie features a fish searching for his son? Oh, it's Finding Nemo. Correct. Morgan, in Shrek, what kind of creature is Shrek? He's an ogre. Correct. Everybody's in.

The category is 90s television families. Eddie, Becky, Darlene and DJ are from what classic sitcom? Becky, Darlene, and DJ. from what classic sitcom? That's Roseanne. Correct. Amy, in Full House, what's the name of Danny Tanner's youngest daughter? In Full House, what's the name of Danny Tanner's youngest daughter?

Michelle. Correct. Lunchbox, on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air, what's the name of Will's cousin, played by Alfonso Ribeiro? Oh, Carlton. Correct. Oh, it's a jazz. Morgan, in Family Matters, what's the name of the nerdy neighbor who says, did I do that?

Erkel? Correct. Eddie, the category is New Year, New Me. What boy band sang, you got it, the right stuff, and the song step by step? That's new kids on the block. New Kids on the Block. That's correct. Amy, Trenton is the capital of what U.S. state. New Year, New Me. Oh, I have a couple of places in my mind. Is that shocking? What are your places?

Yeah, I'm curious too. I can talk about. Talk them out, please. I'm curious something. Go ahead. Okay. What's the theme of this one? The category is New Year and New Me.

Oh, yeah. New Jersey. Okay, okay. Okay. We were wondering if you were like California. I'm like, you don't get the category. Okay, good. New Mexico, but then I was like, it's not that.

New Hampshire, not that. Okay, so I go with New Jersey. Lunchbox, what city is known as the Big Apple? New York City. Correct. Morgan, what U.S. state's license plate slogan says, land of enchantment. What U.S. state's license plate slogan, land of enchantment. I believe it's New Mexico.

Correct. Wow. Wow. It's not how many news the last. It was 50-50, New Hampshire or New Mexico. Do you understand the theme, lunchbox? Yeah, but. Are there any other new states that I'm missing, though?

I don't think so. But it could have been New Jersey again. Land of New Jersey The land of the I don't know a question What does enchantment

mean? I am picturing like Native Americans Yeah like Mystic Mystic mysterious spirits Desert

Sorry Magical Mystical Animals is the category Eddie What's the largest land animal That can't jump

The largest Land animal That cannot jump Categories Animals What's the largest land animal that cannot jump.

Oh, well. Oh, land. So not a whale. Oh, an elephant cannot jump. Is that your answer? Yes. Correct. I was not sure at all. That's a hard one. Amy, what color is a polar bear's skin? Black. Correct.

Good job. Lunchbox, what is the only flying mammal? I don't even know what a mammal is. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. So, we'll go with this one. And I'm just going to go with Amy's friends, echolocation, help them fly in the sky. Give me a bat. Bat is correct. A mammal basically

hair, warm-blooded hair. Oh, that's what a mammal is. They have hair? For the most part. That's how I remember them for the most part. Things with hair. But warm-blooded for the moment. Yeah. Well, learn something new every day. Morgan, what's the only bird that can fly backward? A hummingbird. Correct. The arts is the next category. Eddie, what musical instrument is Yo-Yo Ma famous for playing? He'll know it. He knows that.

It's going to come to him. Yo-Yo Ma is either a violinist or a pianist. Those are my two guesses. I feel like yo-yo is a violinist. I don't see him playing the piano. Give me a violinist. Cello. No!

You've been bow. It was a string, though. Okay. Similar. Not to sing. Did you know Yo Yo Yo is? Oh, you did? I know Yo Yo is. I did know Yo-Yo is. Not because I'm a fan. I don't know.

I think he just played like the songs people already made for the most part. Amy, over to you. Who painted Starry Night? You saw this, right? You went and saw it. Or was it lunchbox? And y'all were both like a smaller person. Don't answer questions. Oh, sorry. Oh, yeah, my bad. Eddie, that's a great point. I'd like to apologize to the whole crew. I should not have answered that.

It's fine. It's Van Gogh. And you know, Amy, not to ask quite right. I know. She got me. She lured me in. I know. I was just. Fango. That's correct. And we both saw a version of it.

Y'all didn't see the same one? They painted he has different story nights, depending how crazy he was in his life. Yeah, one was bigger. Mine was tiny. Lunchbox. What Broadway musical features the song Define Gravity? Give me. Wicked.

Is that your answer? Yeah, wicked. Correct. Yeah. Morgan. That you to my wife. What artist painted the Mona Lisa? The Mona Lisa.

You also saw this one, right, Bobby? I will not answer a question. My goodness. That was... Da Vinci? Is that your answer? Yeah. Correct.

Whoa! That's crazy! Three people left. We got a break. We'll come back and finish Easy Trivia. All right, easy trivia. We're back at it. Eddie's been eliminated.

I'm taking off my tear. Well, you are still the champ, but you're eliminated this game. I know. I feel stupid. Three people remain. Amy, Lunchbox, and Morgan. Next category, Famous Bobby's. Amy, what R&B singer, formerly of new edition, had a hit as a solo artist with a song My Perogative?

Bobby Brown? Correct. Lunchbox, what famous actress stars in Stranger Things as 11? Bobby Millie Brown. No. You've been boo. Dislexia, dude. Can't.

What? It's Millie Bobby Brown. You got to switch them. See, whenever we take a break, that's the same. when I lose focus, man. Gosh, I've never seen that stupid show. Morgan, it's over. If you missed this, it's over.

I know, and I don't know a lot of famous Bobby. That's why we shouldn't take breaks. Morgan, which celebrity chef is famous for his appearances on Iron Chef and his own head-to-head competition shows? I do know that, Bobby. Bobby Flay. Correct. Two remain. Amy and Morgan.

And Morgan has zero points? Morgan has one. Oh, one. Yeah, Amy has two. The category is math. terms. Amy, what's the result of adding two numbers or more numbers than two called? Wait, what? What's the result of adding, okay, what's the result of adding two or more numbers called?

The sum. Correct. Yeah. Phew. Morgan, what do you call an angle less than 90 degrees? Is that an obtuse angle? I don't know. I really hated math. This is the only B I ever got.

What do you call an angle less than 90 degrees? I hated math. Super highly intelligent. Did you hear her? It was. I had a 4.0. Oh, gosh. If she's telling the truth, why are you annoyed?

That's true. We need to check Wichita schools. I was really good at studying, but math always hurt my brain. What do you call an angle less than 90 degrees? Is an obtuse more? What's the right angle is 90. You have an obtuse angle and you have a little one. Oh my gosh.

Optus is stuck in my head. Five seconds? An opt-o single. That's more than 90 degrees. I knew it, but it was over head. It's an acute angle. No! Because it's cute, it's a little.

Our winner is Amy. Where does that put you in the old standings? You now have three. Eddie's at four, you're three. She's right behind me. Yeah, playing for five out. Amy's our winner, anything you want to say about that? It's good to be.

What? I thought that that was going to actually put me ahead of it. but I didn't realize. She's disappointed. So I'm like, dang it. It feels good. You heard it. You heard it here first.

Vincent Van Gogh painted several famous starry night scenes. Right, but which one was bigger? Yours are? I don't think it was a big thing. I think we argued about seeing the real one. Oh, because I thought you guys were talking about, like, mine was like, oh, way small. It was a combination of both because I was like, it was so small. And you said, it was so big.

And there were different ones. We didn't realize there were. different ones. It was a big argument. There are 21 variations. Van Gogh explored the view from his asylum window at different times in weather conditions, at least 21 times making sketches and paintings. That's pretty crazy. Wait, he was in the ward? Oh yeah. Yeah, he got, he wasn't even famous or rich slattery died. I had no idea that's how I painted. He was in the psych ward. Not always, but. And where his image is blurry? Well, and the, the starry night. Yeah. So he voluntarily admitted himself to the St. Paul Psychiatric Hospital in May of 1889 after a severe mental health crisis that included cutting off his ear.

He stayed there for a year where he experienced several psychotic episodes but also produced some of his most famous works. Wow. Stari Night using art as a therapeutic outlet in the asylum's gardens and surrounding countryside. All right. So Starrie Knight is Vincent Van Gogh. You know, I'm going to remember that? Van Gogh, go to the hole. What? All right, all right. The hole?

And that like The whole would be solitary confinement for prison He checked himself Vincent Van Gogh Let's hear how his mind works Guys before we break Vincent Van Gogh was

For a play song Yeah Vincent Van Gogh What about like a psych van? Did you say psycho or sicko? Psycho Oh got it That's a good run Vincent Van Gogh

What doesn't rhyme Vincent Van Gog is a psycho Is a psycho No that rhyme And so that's the same guy that cut off his ear I'm going to remember because he was psycho He cut off his ear

Okay May you have it And Amy is our winner Nice job. Thank you. Fun fact Friday. Do you know what movie previews, Amy? You're called trailers.

Oh, man, I don't. I guess I don't. I'm trying to think. Because it's like a little add-on, like a trailer. You hitch it to the end and it carries what it is. So that's kind of what it was at first. So what they did is they used to put them at the end of movies like a trailer. They should still do that.

No, we'd never watch them. Right. We're forced to watch them. because they're at the beginning. But movie previews are called trailers because they were originally shown at the end of movies. The name stuck even though they moved them to the front. Wow. They're not trailing a movie anymore.

But that's why it's called a trailer. That's interesting. Fun fact Friday, Amy. Abraham Lincoln was a licensed bartender. Do you have to be a bartender? Yes, you do. Well, I don't know about back then. Yeah, you have to have something with a T-ABC?

Yeah, I don't know. Or is that only in Texas? Tea, that's the T. That's the T. No, that's funny. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So whatever state you live in. In Arkansas, is it the AA-A-A-A-B-C?

I would think so. In California, it would be the CABC. So he was a licensed co-owner of a saloon called Barry and Lincoln in New Salem, Illinois, in 1833, making him the only U.S. president with a bartender's liquor license. So I guess they needed a license back then. I know restaurants or bars have to have liquor licenses, but I thought that was only for the establishment, not for the person.

No, you take a class if you're going to be a bartender and you've got to get your little certificate. That can't be that hard to know. No, probably not. Because I know some bartenders or not. Okay, just making sure. I used to work at a restaurant at the server, waiter. It was waiter, not server, now it's server.

And the bartenders were just goofballs. Yeah, yeah. Okay, just making sure. Well, this business failed. And good thing it did, because I don't think after if, like, what if it had succeeded? He would have never become president. He'd have been the head bartender forever. Sometimes I thank God.

Yes. Peron answered, Prate. Lincoln's probably like, Dear God, please make me the best bartender ever. Oppenheimer is the highest grossing movie to never hit number one. It made $330 million at the box office,

but it only peaked at number two. What do you think kept it from being number one? It's easy. You know it? Yeah. It's just dialogue, dude. Boring movie. No, not, no, no, no, sorry, sorry.

Not what about the movie. It was super successful. It was more successful than many other numbers. What movie kept it from being at number one? Like, it's probably some avatessen. or something. Barbie. It was Barbie because that whole weekend was Barbenheimer. Look at you. That's right. Yeah. Barbie

was number one. Oppenheimer was number two and they both did massive numbers. So there you go. Morgan, you got that one. Go ahead. In Iceland certain places are protected and cannot be built on because it cannot be rolled out that elves and gnomes live there. It cannot

be ruled out. So is that like in America we have historical places? It's something happened here. There, Theirs is elf historical. Yeah, it's like their folklore traditions. I was like, is it going to be proven? You could just sit there for 365 days.

Do you see nothing? Nothing lives there. They're not real, right? I mean, elves and gnomes, they're not real people. But they do have little huts and stuff like where they said that's where they live. Interesting question. Because humans have evolved and we're much bigger now than we were hundreds of years ago. And some in some parts of the world now, obviously people are larger than not.

others. You can go to the Nordic countries where the women and men are generally bigger than we are here and we are generally bigger in America than some Asian countries. So I wonder if the smallest of the small used to be even smaller. Interesting. So gnomes are like based off like what they thought people looked. I thought they were just little funny characters you put in your garden. Well they are now, right? But like you like me to ask the know-it-all? Yes, yes. My know-it-all assistant. Hello and good morning. So my question is, were gnomes or elves ever real? Good morning. That's a fun question to start the day. So in terms of whether gnomes or elves were ever real, it really depends on how you look at it.

Historically, these creatures are part of folklore and mythology rather than actual historical storytelling. They come from cultural storytelling traditions like elves in Norse mythology or gnomes in European folklore rather than anything that we have evidence of existing in the real world. So in short, they were real in the sense of being a rich part of human imagination and storytelling, but not real in a historical or biological sense. Some countries have larger people. I was comparing the Nordic countries to even us in the States, and then us in the States, two countries in Asia. What country has the tallest people? Yeah, it's always interesting to look at those height differences around the world.

Generally speaking, the Netherlands often takes the top spot when it comes to having the tallest population on average. Dutch people are frequently cited as the tallest in the world, with the average height for men being over six feet tall. Of course, height can vary a lot by region and genetics, but if you are looking for the country with the tallest folks on average, the Netherlands is usually at the top of that list. Who's the shortest? So on the flip side of that, if we're talking about the shortest population on average, some Southeast Asian countries and some parts of Latin America tend to have shorter average heights. For example, countries like Indonesia or the Philippines often have some of the shortest average

heights globally. And, you know, it's all just part of the amazing variety of human genetics. and environmental factors. So it's kind of neat to see how different populations vary like that. So would some of the gnomes or elves possibly be just short people from back in the day before they grew? Yeah, I mean, that's definitely one way to look at it. A lot of folklore and myths do have some roots in real world observations. So it's possible.

There we go. A lot of words, but they're not real. Got it. I got her there. Good story. Good story. Lunchbox, what do you have? Yeah, Michael C. Hall, you know who he is?

He played Dexter? Dexter. and his sister on the show was Jennifer Carpenter. Her name was Debra on the show. They met on set, fell in love, got married, married three years, divorced, all while they were filming the show. As brother and sister. And they continued to be on the show together. Yeah, professional.

Met, dated, married, divorced. Show kept going. Show kept going. Amazing. Great show. Great ending, too. Loved it. Pumba from The Lion King was the first character to ever break win in a Disney movie.

He farted. I remember that. First farting cartoon in the Disney movie. There you go. Eddie, have one? Yeah, speaking of the human nose can remember 50,000 different cents. That's crazy because I can only think of like 10 that I know. 50,000.

50,000. Isn't that crazy? Unless you're Morgan, whose nose doesn't work fully because she still has long COVID. It would take five minutes to knock someone out by holding a rag with chloroform. Because sometimes in movies, you'll see people come up and put the rag over their face and they go, and they fall out. It would take five minutes. not two seconds like it does in movies.

So if you try it and you're like, I must be bad at this. No, no, it just takes, it's just longer. And also don't try it. Fun fact, Friday. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th.

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You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and host of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change.

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Listen to earn your leisure on the I-Heart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Most parents yelled their kids one to two times a day. Amy, your thoughts? Yeah, I guess I could see that happening, but I don't yell at it.

my kids every single day. But do you do it sometimes four times every day, which makes the average. No, no. I've gotten a lot better at that. I used to be more of a yeller, but I've gotten things under control. They also found that more than 90% of parents used a raised voice yelling or shouting to correct the behavior of a child when they act up. Eddie, how often do you yell?

You have four kids or more options. Is it each kid? Like, is it two times for each kid? It doesn't say that. It just says a day. I would say I probably raise my voice, yell at one. One of my kids, I would say five times a day. Yeah, like, total.

So is that, oh, that's not 20 yells a day. No, sometimes a kid is great and I don't yell at him at all. Like, or they'll go weeks without yelling. Like, one kid will be great for one week, but then one will be rotten for the whole week. Are they ever all four good at once? No, never. Are they ever all four bad at once? Yes.

Yes. It's like, I call like whackamol, you know, or like, you finally fix one problem and then one goes down and then another one pops up. Yeah. Healthline.com with that story. Research has also found that fighting hurts husbands worse than wives. It's worse for the husband's health than the wives' health. Husbands who disagreed with their wives on several topics had lower health scores compared to husbands who rarely disagreed.

So does that say be a pushover husband? You want to live a healthier life? Yeah. What's up with you all? Like, why can you all handle it? It hurts. I don't like fighting with my wife. For wives.

Oh. You don't win. Like it's a no win. Like she's got to be happy for the fight to end. I think my wife and I... Wait, there's never real resolution? I think we have a pretty good balance of... I think she knows when I'm so dug in on something that she'll fake give me a win sometimes.

Oh, really? Yeah. Even though she knows she's right, I think sometimes she realizes I'm so dug in and I'm full terrier on it. I'm just not letting it go. That she'll go, yep, you know what? I think you got this one. But if you know that's happening, then you know, You didn't. She just surrendered.

Yeah, but I still won, so that's all I care about. Oh, that's all you care about. You're not like, oh, yeah, but I only won because she gave up. I'll grow from it. Terror aboard a flight as it burst into flames. The tires on it right as it was landing at the Atlanta airport. So the plane is landing. It makes a hard landing on Tuesday night, causing multiple tires to blow out right as the plane landed.

Witnesses reported loud bangs, smoke and violent shaking With some passengers fearing the aircraft wouldn't stop once it hit Because it went boom and started dragging No injuries were reported There were some delays but nobody got hurt Nobody died They just got a little scared WSVN with that story

That also says something to the fact of Even when things go wrong people aren't dying on airplanes a whole lot It's so rare that people die on airplanes Especially in America I know I try not to think about that the whole Yeah you should be be more scared every time you get in your car. Yeah, because you're trusting hundreds of other people not to hit you.

But it's like, yes, and we get in our car all the time and don't even really think about it, except for when there's these stories, and I think about how driving is more dangerous. And then I'm going to drive five more times today. I've said it before. The fact that we feel like two yellow lines will stop someone from crossing over and crashing into us head on blows my mind. There's no media in there. It's two yellow lines.

Basically paint. We're just told, so we're supposed to listen. And there are people on their phones, people drunk, people with kids in the back seat. And we're just like, yeah, no problem. That's why if it's a yellow line, but it's two lanes on each side, I'm always over in the far right lane. In case somebody does a little swervy. Smart. I'm over in the slow side.

Almost always. Also, sorry, did you say what airline or? Some random airline. Okay. I don't know if it's one we've, it always hits a little harder for me if it's southwest. An apartment fire is started by a woman burning her boyfriend's clothes and a barbecue pit. So this woman in Texas faces charges of reckless arson. And really it's about can you ever date her if she's single again, if you Google her and read this story.

That she's burning her. It's not even about the fire to me. She's burning her boyfriend's clothes. Can you look at her clue app? To see what type of the money. Oh. But yeah, no, that's going to be hard. I mean, it depends, right?

We've talked about this. If she's super hot and how big the fire was. And what did he do? The incident occurred on Monday morning, January 5th, when Randall allegedly burned her boyfriend's clothes in a barbecue pit on an apartment patio. According to the fire marshal, the fire started following a domestic dispute.

Although she attempted to extinguish the flames, they rekindled and spread to the building causing severe damage. Oh, gosh. You know, there's a point where she's like, oh. That's embarrassing. Like she's fighting it, spraying it, God. Oh, no.

The fire department reported 13 units. were heavily and irreparably damaged, da-da-da. But that's from Fox News. But let's just say she's single. They break up. And all of a sudden, you're going on a date with Crystal D. Randall. You're like, well, let me Google her. Let's see if she had any videos of her high school talent shows or something online.

And it's she started a fire because she was burning her boyfriend's clothes. Yeah, that's rough. Do you see a picture of her? I can't find one. They don't have her mugshot, so I'm really disappointed. But I will say, at least she was doing it in a fire pit. It's not like she just... No, but she's burning her boyfriend's clothes.

Yeah. Like, who does that? I get there's a domestic dispute, but what did he do? But she's burning clothes. All of this, just leave, yell, breaks. Who starts a fire and burns people's clothes? Crazy women. You were going to say, break something.

Yeah, that's fine. Even break something in the apartment. That's not going to hurt anybody else. Who burns people's clothes? Who hasn't thrown a bowl of cereal across the room? And even I would understand that. That's a reaction. Yeah, it happens.

Who hasn't? Applebee's has a new burger that comes out pre-dipped in cheese. What? That sounds so good. So like the whole patty? Applebee's is not a commercial, by the way. Applebee's is not a sponsor of ours. Applebee's is starting the year with a, yeah, they take the whole thing it looks like.

The whole burger? And dip it in like. Nice. The all-beef burger. That sounds good. is pre-dipped in all cheese, cooked, then topped with American cheese. The OM Cheeseburger.

Oh, like, OMG. Oh, that's funny. I can't have it, no dairy for me, but you know what I do now is I take pictures of all the ingredients? Like I was eating some thin mints the other day because I was told thin mints don't have any dairy. And so I just go into AI and go, do thin mints have dairy? And they're like, yes, they do. And I'm like, oh my gosh, I've been eating like eight of these things. But then I take a picture of the ingredients and it's like, oh, we're wrong.

Looks like there's no dairy in this at all. It's but it's made in a factory where it could be cross-contaminated. Yeah. But I'll do that. I don't care about that. Oh, yeah. That's like a trace of dairy. Cross-contamination is scary.

I'm not going to have some cross-contamination. So Eddie's supposed to fast for the next 20 days. Yeah, it's like a spiritual fast. The church is doing it. And I don't know if I can. just not eat food for 20 days. Like, I want to be part of it. Are they telling you not to eat food for 20 days?

It's like, it's modified, right? Like liquid diet. You can do liquid diet and then... juices, smoothies. 20 days? No, no, no. From like the first week. And then the second week, you can add a solid meal at the end of the day kind of thing.

I don't think I can do any of that. What's the purpose? Just get closer to God, dude. What? How? Yeah, like, so you clear your mind of food. Like food, food for me, too, is. like comfort, you know, like a bad day, I'm going to eat a lot. So you like stop doing that.

And then when you stop eating, the thought of food, you substitute that with prayer. Prayer time. Yeah. The church does it at the beginning of the year every year. Yeah. And I've never participated in it. And my wife's like, do you want to do it this time? I'm like, I can't do that. Can you just pray before you eat? Totally. That's what I'm saying. Or my wife's like, you can give up something else. But it's also the time in preparation. So you're not spending so much time cooking and preparing meals so you have that extra time to get closer to God. Do you do it? I have never done it and in fact, thinking back this is kind of embarrassing but I mean

I'm glad I did it but I did have a talk with our pastor whenever I was in like you know when I was recovering from I had relapse for my eating disorder and then I was in recovery and the pendulum kind of swung a little bit far remember Bobby I was a little ridiculous which season I'm gonna let you just walk with this. Sure. I can even recognize. I can look back and recognize that like, so after my mom died, my eating disorder returned. And then it was several years, like several, just a lot to get out of it. But then in 2020, I recovered. But the pendulum swung. And I was just really like not about restriction and just eat whatever I don't want. Food doesn't have a moral value. It's not good or bad.

And I remember our pastor, the time of year came around was probably 2021 or something. And it was January. and they were doing this and he was over at my house and I had a talk with him about how I just felt like the message on Sunday, for anybody in the congregation that has an active eating disorder or was in recovery, that some of the language that was being used could be a little bit triggering and give them a reason to restrict and not eat. And that maybe when he speaks on it, if he could reference that and that maybe if you are, if you have had a needing disorder or you're in recovery to maybe don't participate. Okay. Because I felt like for me it was very trickering and he respected that.

And then he, when he worked it into his message, like he. He worked it in. I heard that. Oh, you did? Can it shine the spotlight on Amy? No. No, no, no, no, no. And I didn't want it on me. I just felt for a lot of people that like something like that could be a great excuse to

like not eat because you're looking for that. When you're in it, you're looking for any which way to feel. your disorder. So that's what I did. That's crazy. He did say that at church. You remember that now? I didn't know that was Amy's conversation. Well, so. I'm a little embarrassed now, but. Don't be embarrassed. You were in that season. And I think you probably help somebody. Don't need to be embarrassed. I've fasted before. I've done intermittent fasting. I've done 48 hour fasting. Forty-hour. It actually gets a lot easier. The longer you do it, but it is very uncomfortable. And I understand the need of fasting in general is to get you back to the essentials.

Yeah. That's it, yeah. Like to remove a lot of distraction, which can be food. It can be other things too. What are you thinking you're going to do? Like I can do a modified version of it. You're saying everything wrong. You can do whatever you put your mind to.

Oh, no, I cannot go without eating. That's a loser mentality. No, no, no. I will be hungry. You don't want me around. That's everybody. But that's the thing you power through that. You persevere.

I don't think I'm like everyone in that regard. Dude, I need food. Everybody needs food. You have an active human body. It would be uncomfortable. You would be cranky. Actually, the only thing you really need for a few weeks is water. Yeah.

Water? I think you could do, I don't know that you would want to do 20 days. I think with a job and being a dad, I think that would be difficult on your body. Yes. But I think you could do three days and it would be uncomfortable. But after like a day and a half, it starts to feel really good. All right. Three days of just water?

Just water. But he can have juice and smoothies. But you know what's going to happen? If you allow yourself to have a little, then you have a lot of the little. Just three days with no food, he's going to suffer. I'm going to. His body is going to be detoxing. Yes.

His liver is going to be freaking out. He is going to suffer. Why is my liver going to be freaking out? Because no one. Your kidneys your liver. Your kidneys, your liver, they detox. And like, you'll start. Your body will be.

When can I do this? We need to go on vacation and I'm going to do this. No, you should, on a Thursday, you should wake up in the morning, even next week, on a Thursday. And then we only have to deal with one real day of you not eating, which is the Friday. Okay. And then you have Saturday and Sunday, and then you trickle back in. Oh, I love Saturday and Sunday. That's when we want food, too.

We get wings and watch football. Then don't do it. Then don't do it. No, I want to do it. I really do. But you can. It doesn't sound like you do. You're not going to do it.

You trap, you catch yourself in the bear trap of, I can't do this. You can. much weaker people have done much harder things. Right. You know my resolution word was serious. So if I'm going to do this, I got to be serious about it. Once you ate like only an egg a day for eight months or something. Yeah, I did the Matthew McConaughey diet.

But that was unlimited wine, dude. Unlimited wine. He's like, drink it up. Well, so can you, question, question, that's liquid. Can you have wine during this fast? Okay, let's go. Can I do water in wine? You can do whatever you want.

If you can turn water into wine, you can have unlimited. It's the large juice. I think you should stop limiting yourself by what you think you can't do because that will feel uncomfortable. Okay. Start Thursday morning. That's what I would say. Let's do it. You should do whatever you want.

No, I'm in. I'm in. I really want to be part of this. So I can do that. Dang, three days. You could actually go before that. You do more than that. But I think for someone who is so against you having the ability to do it, I think you have the ability to do it.

You just don't until you realize you do. Yeah. But you can't. You just drink water. Or coffee, black coffee. Yeah, I'd do that. That counts. Okay.

Then after three days, you can implement smoothies. Come up with your own plan. Whoa, whoa, whoa, after three days, we're done, right? If you go and you just start eating after three days of not eating. Yeah. Oh, that's bad. Your body's not going to react in a way that you enjoy. So you think this would be the start of my 20 day?

Your 20 day, I would just ride out. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Let's just do 40 days, guys. Why not? I don't care what you do, but if you really want to do this, you'll find a way. to do it. Okay. If you don't, then you won't. That's just generally how it is. And remember your word of the year. It's serious. So what do you think you're going to do? I mean, I want to, okay, let's start

Thursday. Thursday, Friday. Friday. Just water and wine. Thursday, Friday, sat. No, not wine. Don't drink wine before you come to work. I said liquids. No, water, black coffee. Water, black coffee, wine at night. Yeah. Okay. I don't care if you drink wine. Okay. And then on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, you come back. Sunday I can start doing smoothies, right? On Sunday you have a smoothie. And then also you need to update us on what you're praying about, journaling about. Well, that's the whole thing, isn't it? Yeah.

He forgot what it was about because he's... The food, man, it's going to throw me off. Okay, I'm in. And that sounds like food's an idol. It was a huge idol. I mean, dude, I grew up. My whole world revolves around food. I'm eating and I'm thinking like, all right, what are we going to have for dinner while I'm eating?

Yeah. So you're eating lunch thinking about what you're going to have? Correct. Been like that my whole life. Was it ever a reward? Like I do something good. My parents like, here, here's some fajitas. Here's some fajitas. Hey, don't be racist, man.

Suhita to myself. Don't be racist. Like a hobby. Yeah. No, no, no, but I remember lifestyle. Like, I remember, like, fun activities being, being surrounded by food. Yeah. You know what I mean?

Well, that's your culture. Yeah, that's. And a lot of people's. Generally American culture, but also it sounds like, sounds like Mexican culture. If it's like, Merry Christmas, there's a fajita. If the sun was going down, my dad was grilling. You know what I mean? You know what I?

Because again, I had like 15 years of my life where all my friends were Hispanic or Mexican. And what was odd to me, because we didn't do this in Arkansas Caucasian culture, is you guys would give as Christmas gifts tamales. Yes. Oh, yeah. Yeah. My dad did that too. And you know, I realized recently why we do that.

Like tamales are so hard to make. Like they're of love. So hard to make. And it takes everyone to make it. You got to make the inside. then you got to make the masa and then you got to wrap it. It's like a labor of love. Yes.

So the gift is like, here, I worked hard. Yeah. I always love that because my friends would give me tamales for Christmas. Tamales. Yeah. And da-ta. Golly, tamales are so good. Why don't you make your plan?

Yeah. And I'd like to hear it Monday or Tuesday. And then you can start on Thursday. Love it. So you can do it. There's so many things that we don't do because we think we can't do it when easily we could do it if we just get to the uncomfortable part. This is that. Because I'm going to become a part of this day two or three

where it's a lot easier. So you say. I've never done this, so okay. Okay. On Monday or Tuesday, we'll follow up with the plan. I got you. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Let's go to James in Texas. Hey, James, you're on the show. Hey, what's my buddy? I was just calling. I was listening to y'all's pigs, Amy's sticks for the Super Bowl. and I know you all said the Carolina Panthers and the Jacksonville Jaguars for the cap but the horse

she forgot about the Indianapolis Colts as well. They're not in the playoffs though. Yeah, no, I knew that. She was just, when she was naming them, I was just saying that there was also the Indianapolis Copes. Yeah, I hear you. It was, hey, there are teams.

She doesn't know who's in the playoffs but tell us who to pick in the playoffs and she saw a horse. I didn't even know there was a horse in the playoffs. Yeah. So Colts aren't in the playoffs. I get it. That's a horse.

Sure. But the only horse in the playoffs is the Broncos, and that is who you psychically predicted. Correct. When his music hits those when she starts to get psyched. Also, I didn't get specific with y'all about it, but it was the statue at the Denver airport. Yeah, which is crazy. She only said that after we said Denver. I know because I didn't want to get too specific, but that's what I was picturing.

When I said, just picture something. Yes. You pictured the city of Denver. No, I didn't picture the city of Denver. I pictured the horse at the Denver airport. That's the city of Denver. Everybody out there, if you're betting on draft kings, it looks like that's, you should go with the Broncos. That's the pick.

According to Amy's psychic prediction. Who's like the top player on that team? Bo Nix. Patrick Sertain, depends on offensive defense. Okay, the quarterback. Bo Nix. Okay, Bo. That's who's helmet I have, right?

You're signed. Sick. Okay. What was that? Bo, come on. Okay. Just for our listen. Hey, Amy, I psychically picked the city of Denver, the airport of Denver, and a horse, which is the Denver Broncos.

Hello, Bobby Bones. I received a body massager as a Christmas gift. It's a nice one, but I have no real use for it. When I Googled it, I found it surprisingly expensive, but I don't know where they bought it from, so I can't return it. I told my wife I was going to sell it on eBay or Facebook Marketplace. She thinks that's a rude idea.

How do you feel about selling a Christmas gift that you're never going to use? Signed eBay bin, selling it. So it's not re-gifting it. It's not returning it. This is an interesting. Uncle selling it. Amy.

I mean, I think it's fine. I would give it a beat, but... That's a good point. Like, I would just give it some time. Because if he had used it for a year or two and then decided to sell it, this would be no question. Nobody had a problem with him selling it. But it's just that it's so quick.

And new. It is not even taking it out of the box. But I mean, you can make more when it's that way. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I agree. If you're going to wait a minute, I agree. The problem is if you follow each other on Facebook and this person, they gave it you happen to be a marketplace and they see that you put up that that could be awkward

oh it's not on like your page though but i wouldn't put it on i think i would just put it on ebay because there's not really a social media component of ebay there is on facebook marketplace gotcha because i could go to your facebook page and click through and see what you put on facebook marketplace really oh oh no what are you putting on there weirdo we're all i need to check that all our gifts from the past five years know it's stuff she's taken from our desk She's been doing it, lunchbox has been doing, but secretly. Can you see what I bought too? No.

Why? Is that a problem? What are you buying? Oh, boy. She's buying massages for a different reason. No, but, okay. I didn't know. I'm going to go to her page.

You can't tell her people will then buy. No, you can't? No. Or Sally, can you? Oh. Yeah, you can. Oh, boy. I thought you could.

No, you can. My sister will message me all the time and be like, oh, that's cool. you're selling that. Oh, okay. Go check Amy. I don't know, guys. Okay. I would say, I would go eBay. There's no social media component, but I would not do it on Facebook for the reason I thought that someone could see. And if they follow you on Facebook, that would be possibly awkward. But I think you can, I think you can sell. I don't know why if that marketplace is like a little. Amy's all deleting. Well, so it doesn't like show up on your feed.

There's a separate, like, thing. If someone goes to your page and they can then go and see what you, it doesn't show up when you post something into the feed. Okay. It's like it just more so is likely to show up in theirs because you guys are friends. So it gives, it's kind of like a for you page in the Facebook marketplace. It's like, oh, you may know them. And so you may want that. Yeah, why are you so red? You're buying?

I don't know. This is just news to me. Sell on eBay, that's what we say. Email us. If you have questions for the mailbag, mailbag at bobbybones.com. There you go. Close it up. We got another one.

Somebody found a big old diamond at the crater of Diamond State Park. where lunchbox went and couldn't find anything. Here you go. Well, Texas family finds a rare diamond on a holiday trip to Arkansas. While visiting Crater of Diamond State Park, high school teacher James Ward discovered a 2.09-carat brown diamond. They went to the park after asking Siri for nearby mining locations. The family nearly left early due to the cold, but returned the next day. Uncovering the rare find. 2.09-diamond, yeah.

41 year old high school teacher Again they just asked their Siri what do we do And so they said okay cool Here's where you go and they went found it Almost left They went back It's just like the lottery

Are they planting these Are they planting these diamonds They're not planting them But when they are found They do have a good PR team that shares the story Because it's like It goes like four months It's like we haven't heard anything

So like oh man we got to get back in the news Throw a diamond out there And boom Like do the workers sit there in mind Why they're at work and then save some and then like, okay, it's been a slow day, been a few months. That's interesting. If you're a worker, you find a diamond, you keep the diamond, you don't throw it back out there.

I mean, maybe that's part of their contract is they work there and they got to sit there and search diamonds. You find one? It's not part of their contract. I'd assume they don't have a contract if they're working at the mine here. Gosh, this is so annoying. That's so frustrating. How long did you try? Oh, eight hours, man.

Yeah, you pay to mine. Okay. What is it like 12 bucks or something? Yeah, 12, 15 bucks, I think it was. You just go out. And it is, it's not like a cave. with a pickax. Like the seven dwarfs?

Yeah, well, it's just an open field. Just dirt and dust. And how big is the field? 40 acres. Huge. Or so, it's about 40 acres. Again, we went there when I was a kid as a field trip. Nobody found anything.

But also, it's just like land, but it's the only like diamond mine in North America. And lunchbox went, Abby went. They didn't find anything. Nothing. But we bring these stories up. But lunchbox did nap during all that. He got asleep and made Abby. But it was like 100 degrees out there.

there. Yeah, I was, you're there for one reason. This person, it was like 20 degrees miserable from them. And they left and then came back the next day when it was warmer. Okay. Maybe we need to go back, man. Maybe. Maybe you should buy scratchoffs the whole way down.

You did stop at the casino though, didn't you? I did stop the casino right there. It was awesome. Did you win? No, I was trying to teach Abby how to play. Play. Blackjack, she never played. So I wasn't really concerned about making money at that point.

I was just trying to teach her the rules. And I would have won big, but this. idiot on the other side table didn't hit when he needed. So you would have won, but something happened, as always. Yes. It's always somebody else's fault. No, no. He hit on something?

No, he had a 14. The dealer was showing 20 and didn't hit. And it's like, what are you doing, dude? And then. But you don't know the next card. Right. But what happened is, then the dealer flipped over and had a six. It's always somebody's false.

And they got a 5, 21, boom, beats us. Thanks, dude. I mean, it was just, it was brutal. It's always somebody's fault. But they have remodeled that. casino so I could stop there on the way. Abby, would you want to go back with him? Yeah, I could go.

Because now I feel like I'm more prepared. We didn't know what we were doing. We were so lost. We were just like flying by the seat of our pants. You took a nap in the field. You saw these people getting out of their cars. They had all their systems and their equipment and you're like, oh.

So what? Now you're going to have systems and equipment? Yeah, I got to get buckets. I got to do. If you guys want to go back in spring, you can go back in spring. Or just tell me when you want to go. Yeah, spring is better. Okay.

Not winter. Yeah, spring. Okay. We need to wait a few months so they can plant a dime. We will sit. Yeah, we've got to wait for months. Bobby Bones show. Boneyhead.

This story comes up to us from McHenry County, Illinois. A 21-year-old woman was inside Walmart, and she was aboard. And she's like, I wonder how quick things would burn. So she got some fluid, poured them all over the cribs. How quick things would burn. As in, she just wants to see stuff on fire? Yeah.

And so she poured lighter fluid on the cribs through a match. Boom! Five million dollars in damages. Oh my gosh. Jakes. I'm surprised lighter fluid would boom like that. Gas for sure would. I think that's just his reenactment.

I don't know if it said boom, but in a way. I took it as the gospel. No. I think it was more like, whew. Yeah, slowly. No, I wasn't slow. They said all the cribs instantly went up in flames. And she was under the influence.

crib recently, not cheap. How much worth of damage? Five million. All the sprinklers went off, you know, damaging all the product. What happened to her? She got arrested for aggravated arson. If she just wonders how fast things will burn, I would bet it's not her first time ever burning something because she probably wants to compare it to something. I wonder how fast this would burn compared to other things that I've burned. All right, there you go.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. I always think it's weird to have to hug somebody when you see them all the time. if you see them out somewhere that's not common. But this was happening. Eddie and Mike saw you like the airport or something? Yeah, it was like right during our break and I see Mike at the airport and I give him a hug. But it's weird because you two are sitting in the world. Four feet from each other every day.

Every day and I never think about giving Mike a hug. But the fact that we were not at work and there were a lot of people there, but in the group of people I see Mike, I gave him a hug. Was that weird? Yeah. I don't remember the last time I've hugged Eddie and it was weird. I was like, dude, I see you every day. day. And then maybe it was a little like Merry Christmas. I don't know what it was, but I just felt

like, ah, there's Mike. Let me give him a hug. And I didn't expect him to go in for the hug either, so I was like, all right, I guess we're hugging. That's a little bizarre. It was a little weird. Amy came to my house. I'm not a hugger, unless I really have a reason to hug. Because I want my hugs to be, that want to mean something, have value. I don't just want to have to hug somebody because I see somebody. But Amy came to the house. Did I hug you? Yep. Dang. I probably didn't want to.

But I guarantee you. I don't mean that. You don't deserve a hug. But it's like we see each other all the time. I know, but it's a different environment. But I think Amy probably hugged my wife and then it rolled over and she was just hugging her next to me. And I was just like, oh. Yeah, because that would be rude.

Hug the wife and then look at you. Be like, hey, what's up? Rude or awesome. For you. I'm just not a big hugger. It's nothing against. Yeah, but I know you're not a big hugger. And don't worry, I wouldn't take an offense.

But you hugged and no problem. Like Bobby, when I saw you. But he doesn't even know if he did. He's like, did we hug? I can imagine. I was like, oh, no, don't hug. Don't hug. Oh.

It's not about you. It's not about you. It's just we see each other all the time. And I feel like if it's, but also. But we could hug even here if it meant something. I feel like you just, you're close to each other. So you feel like you have to hug because you're close and you're in a place that you aren't normally.

I don't know. But ours was more of like, you know, like Merry Christmas, Happy New Year. I think that's an appropriate hugs. Same thing with Eddie seeing Mike. It's like, also during holiday season. And you're looking at all the people. Don't know you, don't know you. Because I kind of do wonder if they had run into each other at the airport in August.

I don't know that they would hug. What do you think about that, Eddie? August, like not Christmas time? Yeah. Was it a Christmas hug? I think it was a lot. Was it a different, in a different surrounding? And we were on break.

That's interesting. I think holidays maybe played a role in it. You know what got awkward, though? is like after we landed in Austin, we just followed each other all the way to the rental car place. All right, talk to your life. And you go together.

And then you hug again. Did you hug it again? No, I just told my family like, let's go this way. He said buy like three times. All right, we're out. Thank you guys for listening. Bye, everybody. Come on, Bobby Bone Show.

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