The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: How Do Guys Hit On Amy And Morgan? + Fun Fact Friday: How Long It'd Take You To Spend $1 Billion + Show Cast Life Updates

Episode Date: April 18, 2025

Bobby talked about a story of how men around the world have a variety of gestures to indicate that a woman is pretty. For example, in the U.S., for instance, men lift their eyebrows. Amy and Morgan share how guys hit on them. We all shared Fun Facts that include the crazy amount of time it would take you to spend 1 billion dollars and "Margaritaville" was originally written for another iconic artist. We went around the room and shared life updates including a member of the show who was bitten by something and still has it in them.  In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby helps a listener whose fiancé is dragging their feet on having kids but she feels like her time is running out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But I'm appreciating her in a different way than these boys are. I'm not like, but listen to Los Coleristas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Welcome to Friday show. We got a big one. Morning studio. Morning. Do you guys ever do bottomless stuff? Like, I don't. know they do drink sometimes or it's like bottomless margaritas? Yeah. Oh yeah. Does that attract you to go all three?

Yeah. That attracts you guys to go to a place? 100%. Like chips and salsa? Yeah. Bottomless. Yeah, I think that naturally is though, right? Right.

I feel like that if you're going to a Mexican restaurant that comes that way. But maybe they have bottomless queso nights or something. Yeah, that sounds good. I can't eat cheese anymore though, but that does sound good. So it's National Burger Month in May. This is not a commercial. They are not a sponsor of the show. But Red Robin is doing a bottomless burger pack.

the cards will get you a burger bottomless burger bottomless size every day in May for 20 bucks how many burgers though can you eat is the question like a bottomless burger is like bottomless weights on a barbell

like you can only live so much right like you can't take them out you can't go all take 10 burgers out I think the promotion's awesome because it made me want to talk about it and go bottomless burger that's interesting but how many can you actually eat

and can you get $20 worth because I think you have to eat three probably and a couple sides to actually overeat the daily card, right? Because like $10 would probably be two burgers. I'm saying for what they're paying for the burgers. Like for them to lose money. You got to

really go in and go hard. Three burgers and two sides. I don't know if I can do three burgers. There was a point where Lunchbox was trying to get the pass from Olive Garden. Yeah, it was unlimited. And it was bottomless. Yeah. So what was it? I think it was $100 if you buy this.

You buy it and then you have unlimited pasta. You can get as much as you wanted. For how long? Six weeks maybe. It was called the pasta pass. And I mean, I could go in there and just get as much pasta as I wanted and it was all free. It was the most amazing promotion. And I think they quit doing it because they were probably losing too much money.

So it was nine weeks. It cost $100. It was unlimited pasta sauces, topping, super salad, and breadsticks. But it was dine and only. However, you know what our boy did. He would go in and order a whole bunch and then just go, you know, I'm going to put this in a box. And he'd leave it like boxes of pasta.

That's 100%. Which was not within the rules, but I think once they put it on a plate, they weren't going to go, no, we're not going to box it because they would have been wasted. I would go with him and he would just share his pasta with me. Yep. So we'd both eat for free. Would they allow that? I mean, it was kind of, I mean, that's kind of on the borderline.

That's not a gray area. It's a gray area because they've got to look and be like, can I get an extra plate in there like, what? And I'd give out of a plate. We'd sit there and eat pot. This is why it got canceled. Yeah, guys like this. So I would imagine if you bought this burger pass, you can only use it for yourself.

But $20 seems like a pretty good deal if you could get it. I remember one year, we were all on like the queue trying to get the pasta pass. And I got one. It's hard. I think I got a bigger one one time accidentally. Like for a year. Yeah, I think you did. And then I didn't use it that much because I only really eat salad when I go.

It's a lot of pasta. And there's no way I can eat enough lettuce to make up for the card. But I wondered if bottomless. would influence you guys if you were to see it at a bar at a restaurant. Yes, you see it like in Vegas. I saw one place back in the day. You used to have bottomless crab legs for $35.

I was like, oh my goodness, I'm going to go there to eat. Do you even like crab legs? I'd never had them. But I was like, for $35, I'm going to sit there and eat for hours. That's a deal. And I went and ate it. And I mean, 30 minutes later you're like, I'm kind of full. But it's a lot of work.

Yeah, but it's a lot of work because you've got to crack those things. I had never had them. And I was like, $35 for bottomless anything. is amazing. Yeah, we should list foods that suck to eat because of the work. And I'm going to go, number one, when they say pill and eat them shrimp, that's like, oh, it's fun. There's an activity. It's the worst. I hate peeling shrimp. It's absolute worst. You got to peel it. You got to peel the legs off. You got to do the tail. It's awful. Crab legs are second. Well, that even comes with a tool. Yeah, like that's good. If they have to bring you a tool out to your table, that's bad news.

Are there any other things you guys can think of that make the dining experience less enjoyable because the work you have to do? Because I'm at crawfish. Same. Yeah. And also, it's maybe not a dinner, but at Christmas people will have the walnuts. Oh, yeah. And you got to put them in the nut cracker and stuff goes everywhere. Sometimes I struggle with a pistachio.

That too. Just eating the nut. Well, getting it out of the, sometimes the shell doesn't open right away and I'm determined to get in there. It's a metaphor for life. Sometimes it's hard to get that. I know it, you know what? Yeah. I'm good there.

How there? You do, you do. Bobby Bones. The anonymous by me. Hi. Oh, Bobby Bones. I'm 34.

I'm ready to start a family, but my fiance keeps saying he just wants a little more time before we settle down and have a family. This is not a new conversation. We've been together for six years.

We've always talked about having kids one day. For the last couple of years, I've been trying to get him to understand that we can't wait much longer, biologically speaking. I'm starting to wonder if he really means someday or if he doesn't have the heart to tell me

he doesn't want kids at all. How do I know whether to wait or walk? Signed, fiancé, end out. Well, first off, get married. You want the first step into making him have a kid? Get married. Okay, so that's one. Two, he probably thinks of himself

as being able to always have kids. That's a very selfish thing to do. Yeah. Because if he's 34, 35, 36, 37, 45, 46, guys can have kids. Look, we don't have kids yet. We will eventually have kids. My wife's almost 12 years younger than I am. She's on a different clock than I am.

So I have the luxury of being able to wait longer. Maybe you just need to talk to him about biology, and it's not the same for you as it is for him. Maybe he doesn't know that. Because we're stupid. And he may, but that's a part of the conversation as well. Like, you may can have kids until you're 60, but I can't.

Like I have a window here. And a little bit, it'll probably be a pooper get off the pot situation. But before it gets there, it's a make him commit to something that's down the road a bit because it's easier to do that than being forced into a commitment today.

So I always say make them commit if it's down the road a bit, it's a lot easier. Oh, you rhymed. Yes, because I'll commit to anything a year out. Hey, we do this? When's that? February 20, 27.

Yeah, of course. Why not? And then I think it's never going to be there. But if you give somebody a date and they are committed to that date, it becomes more real and it also is something that they can slowly ease in to being a reality. So make them commit to a date, not today. But hey, okay, then when? You say you're not ready, but can you at least give me this?

You hit them with the at least. They have to at least give you this. Like, okay, you don't want to now. At least give me this. When will you be ready? Give me a, what month, what year? You know, I did my wife. What?

If we ever get into a disagreement or an argument and I'm like, I need a minute. I need some time to figure this out. She's like, how much time do you need? I'm like, next Wednesday. She hates that crap. So don't let them do that. You're abusing it. Yeah, for sure.

That's funny, though. And she negotiates that back and she's like, how about noon? And I'm like, okay, fair enough. But I think if you're just going, let's do it now, you're stupid, even though you want to do it now and he is stupid, he's not going to change. You got to meet him with when is it comfortable for you in your mind to have and then work from there.

But also, get married. That's going to make it more real to him as well. I'm not saying you have to get married, but I'm saying if it's about kids, it's going to make it more real to him if you're married. Because it's kind of hard as a fiance to go, we want to start a family, but you're not even married yet.

He may be thinking, well, we're not even married yet. Why are we talking about starting a family? So ease into it with him. He's a moron, but most of the dudes are. Yeah. When it comes to stuff like this. There you go. Close it up.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Terry Williamson lives in Pratt, Kansas, and he's also a pilot. So he used his airplane to propose to his girlfriend, Taylor. He wrote a five-word message in the sky with his Bonanza P-35 airplane. He spelled out, will you marry me, Taylor, question mark in a flight that took him nearly two hours to do it.

Now you're probably picturing it written in the sky, like in the white, how you see that. But no, it ends up showing on the flight pattern, like an app that you use. Oh, he did like the flight tracker. That's cool. I see people do weeners like that. Yes. So she was at a coffee shop and she loves to fly too. So she knew he was up on a flight.

So she often, you know, checks the tracker just to check on him and see what he's doing. So when she pulled up the tracker, it says, will you marry me, Taylor? I don't know how he did this in cursive. Yeah, it's definitely really difficult. Barrel roll. Well, Brent, you can be straight line, straight line. Yeah, but you have to go offline for a second. I'm telling you, though, the guy is like whipping the Ys into the L's.

Oh, yeah. He said that it was very physically intense because of the sharp turns that it required and the time that he had to put into it up there. You got to let somebody in air traffic know you're about to do this because I'm telling you, dude's doing barrel rolls, upside downs. Like, to go to the cursive Y to the cursive L into the cursive O and Taylor, No idea how he did that That's cool

That's really original though I've not seen that I've seen the rioting in the sky But I thought it would go away After two hours Yeah I know But if it's on the thing It's on the thing and guess what she said

I would hope she said yes She did Yeah That would be really Really sad after all that If she said no Tough to be original You did it

That's what it's all about That was tell me something good I'll start If you had a billion dollars and you spent $1,000 a day, it would take you almost 3,000 years to run out of money. Oh, my gosh. And that's not getting any interest.

That's just spending $1,000. It would take you 3,000 years to run out. That would be so fun to be able to spend $1,000 a day. It would be the best. And the difference in a million and a billion, because, again, people just throw around the word billionaire now, to count to a million. Let's say you count one, two, three,

it would take you about 11 days to count to a million. To count to a billion, the same one, two. It would take you 31 years. Wow, that's how different that is. That's the difference. 31 years? In a million and a billion. You not realize that?

That's a long time. No, I didn't realize that. You did? Yeah. You realize that. Yeah, a billion is a lot, lot, lots more than we think. That's what you realize. Well, not 30 years of counting.

I never thought about counting it. But you realize the difference. It was a significant thing. Yeah. Well, you're a good realizer. Okay. Amy, over to you. Okay. Kowala and human fingerprints are almost identical.

So this has already led to some confusion in Australian crime. Quala did it. Yeah. At some crime scenes, koala fingerprints were found at the scene and it just like messes up the investigation. That feels like some sort of Australian comedy. Oh, yeah. Can you imagine the forensics like doing the fingerprints? I was just a koala.

The judge sentences the koala. Lunchbox. Did you know it is possible for a female. dog to get impregnated by two different males or three different males in the same cycle so illiterate puppies can be from three different dads. I did not know that. It is called super fecundation. Yeah, close.

I sure you got that. But how crazy is that they can come out one looking like a wiener dog and one looks like a Rottweiler? Now that can happen with humans and there have been the rare instance where two, a woman got pregnant by two different dudes. But I think she has to have two uterite. Yes, this is just like one. That happened sometimes.

All I said was it's happened. Yeah, you know, that's very true. That's crazy. Yeah. So, it's planning to do. Well, dogs, though. Yeah, they just go around. They don't have any. Yeah, they're no rules.

Commitent. That was wild. They're not going steady or anything. Dogs just live there. Yeah, that's crazy. Okay. It is possible for women to become pregnant by two different men at the same time. The phenomenon is called heteropaternal.

Same thing. Super fecundation. That's what I said. It occurs when two different sperm cells fertilize two different eggs that are released during the same menstrual cycle. Oh, you don't, not even have two. What? Wow. What?

What? How did they figure this out? Science, man. You probably saw it happen. I mean, I get it. If one comes out of a weeder dog, if one comes out of a. I mean, you got an Asian kid and a white dude coming out. And you're like, something ain't right because neither.

Okay. And then that explains it. Yeah. I'm sure it was investigated after the fact, not pre. Like, it had to happen weird once for them to go, how does this happen? Margaritaville. Wasting away again Margaritaville was written for Elvis Presley.

What? Are you serious? I wouldn't sound right. But he was nearing the end, they say. And so Jimmy Buffett recorded it. Hold on. Waston away. Everybody,

that would be crazy. Oban Wasteley. I mean, that's what Jimmy Buffett built his whole career on, isn't it? Like that whole song, right? Yes, that vibe. Sure. That was started at all. Gee, Burger in Paradise.

So yes, yeah, for sure. Eddie? So if you tickle a rat, they actually laugh, which is crazy. They like to be tickled on their bellies and their back. And when you do that, they jump up and down and you can hear ultrasonic giggles. So like what are ever going to do that? What, define a rat? Like a big mouse.

Like a big gross one? Yeah, yeah. So I'm not going to try that thing. Because if it were like a fun little mouse, maybe you try that if it's from the pet store or something. I'm sure like maybe a scientist sneaked into the lab at night. I'm like, let me try tickling these guys. CNN has a video clip ready to air if the world's about to end. It's a band playing the song nearer, my God, to the.

What? And so if they know the world's going to end, this is what they have queued up. It was kind of like when we were kids, the early part of our kiddom, whenever the TV would go off at night, they'd play the national anthem and it'd go just blank for like four hours. Yeah. That's because somebody had to run that tape. Do you guys remember that at all? No.

Yeah. They'd play the national anthem and then it would go, boom, and it would be a pattern. You all are older than us. Yeah, I remember the static, but I don't remember them playing the national anthem. But yes, I do remember you go to some channels at night, and it was just static. You're right? One more. The town of I-Zonia in Southeast Wisconsin got its name when the people there couldn't agree on a name, so they just picked a bunch of letters randomly.

Oh, that's funny. And it's spelled I-X-O-N-I-A. They just pick letters and they were like, all right, screw it, we'll just do this. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep. That's me, Clifford Taylor the fourth.

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Yeah. This is my best friend Janet. Hey. And we have been joined at the hips since high school. Absolutely. Now a redacted amount of years later. We're still joined at the hip. Just a little bit bigger hips, wider.

This is a podcast. We're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. With all the snacks and drinks. Sidebar. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? Oh, they had a bogo. Well, then you got it. Do you want a white collar or something here?

Just hit it. What are y'all doing? Microphones? Are you making a rap album? I would buy it. Cuts through the defense like a hot knife through sponge cake. That sounds delicious. Oh, you're lucky I'm not a drug addict.

You're lucky I'm not an alcoholic. You're lucky I'm not a killer. I love this team and I'm really trying to be a figure in their lives that they can rely on. Oh. Listen to soccer moms on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, updates about life around the room, Amy? Well, I have a little debate in my head right now because of the grocery store yesterday. I saw an interaction between a man and a woman in the line.

We were checking out, and I was a few behind this woman that had a full cart, and she was up next. And the guy behind her only has two items. And I guess he was in a hurry, and he asked her, do you mind if I just go real quick before you? And she said, no, sorry, I'm in a hurry too. otherwise I guess I would let you and he just mumbled under his breath he's like so much for common decency and I was like

what is wrong with him why is she now at fault because she was ahead of you in line I get that she has way more stuff but if she's in a hurry too she's got to get the heck out of there as well and she doesn't have to give you that spot in line they both kind of suck

yeah because she doesn't she doesn't have to get up the spot but it's two items it would take 45 seconds for him to get through if they're both in a hurry and he's going to go so quick. It's like the Dave Ramsey style. Pay off your lightest desk quick because you could actually let him go and almost lose no time where he is going to lose a lot of time. It's his fault. It's his fault. Totally his fault. But you can roll up and be like, hey, do you mind? She kind of sucks for not a lot of not. Because if she's in such a hurry, she's not going to have a full basket of groceries and get 19 things.

She's going to get her things and get out of there quick. You're not in such a hurry if you have full grocery day. Okay. She probably was just like, I was in line first, which I respect. And it's your spot in line. It's like people on planes who are like, hey, will you move so my kid can sit here? It'd be nice if they did, but you don't have to. And when they shame people who don't move, I'm like, no, no, no, there's no shame in them. They got that seat. She had that spot in line. That's absolutely hers.

But also, it's two items. It takes them 10 seconds. However, dude, you got there late. There's no mumbling. Common decency. Yeah. No. Common decency.

How about get there and be on time to stuff? I know. I was just like so glad I wasn't her in that moment. I feel like they both kind of suck a little bit there. Okay. Eddie. I got the best birthday gift ever for my sister. It's called a Ninja Blast blender.

And it's a portable blender. It's the size of maybe like a tall boy, like a beer tall boy. And you charge it. That's all the size it is? Yeah, maybe a little bigger. Huh. And so you charge it like a phone and then it's a blender. And it works.

So basically, like if I go to like my workouts, I put all my fruit in there, my protein, and I don't have to blend it yet. What workouts are you going to? where you're taking this. Your workout. You've never once brought it over. It's in my car. It's in my car. When did you get it? He just got it for his birthday. A month ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then it stays in my car and then when I'm done with my workout, I just hit, and it blends while I'm driving and I can drink my smoothie. Not only that, dude, I can make, I can put all this stuff for a margarita, head to my kids baseball games in the parking lot.

Okay, I think that invention's great, but he's not going to use it how he says he's using it in his car after a workout. I've already been using it. At home, I think. think it's a great practical thing to travel with, but he's not going to take fruit and travel with the fruit. He's saying that he's done that. I've done it. I haven't showed it to our trainer. He was like, whoa, that's the coolest thing ever said.

And how many times have you done it? Twice. And how many workouts did you do in the morning before work? Twice. And did you quit that? Yes. I'm just saying, I think the invention is great. I'm not hating on the adventure.

I think it's super cool. Okay, so wait. I know ninjas make great blenders, but what's this one called? A ninja what? It's called the ninja blast. It's called the ninja blast. Oh, so it's like gives you like maybe like, a little 16 ounce smoothie.

That does sound really cool to make a 16 ounce smoothie at home. Fresh. No, no, no, on the road, dude. The cold margarita is on the road. Because when you blend it up fresh or something about it, I get the idea behind that. He's not going to take it with them on the road and make it right when he gets to the game. It's a cordless portable blender. I hear you.

I had never heard of this before. I think the image is cool. I know you. I know me. No way. No way. Why would you just not, it doesn't matter. Oh, wow.

What's supposed to do you? little pop tops you're like drinking it like on the you drink it like the whole blender is like a cup man the invention is awesome I'm not talking about the invention I'm not talking about your relationship to the invention I'm bringing it to my next workout how gross is the fruit sitting in there for an hour like

how gross is that frozen fruit okay but you can put it the make the drink in the blender put the blender in an ice chest and it's a same yeah but guys y'all don't understand the swig of a freshly blend the swag it's bliss man I get his point and he can put it in a cooler That's right.

And then, ZZZ, fresh blend. I back this. Why would you want to do that in your truck either? This is more difficult. Now you've got to bring a floor too. Get out of here. Okay, you're out of your mind. Okay, lunchbox.

Speaking of out of your mind, Amy has lost her mind. What did I do this time? Amy is now, guys, she has full-blown conversations with herself. Yes, I've told you all I've been having those. Sometimes I accidentally do it out loud and you all hear it. She was doing a spot the other day. A commercial?

Yeah, like a commercial. And then all of a sudden she messes up. And she just starts talking to herself. Listen to this. Wait, wait, you recorded her doing it? How does it? Wait, no, no, no. How do y'all get this audio of me when I'm doing my own spot?

Somebody is selling me out. No, no, no. There was no one in here, and I walked by the glass room and it just is, you can hear it in there over the speaker? So you recorded it? No, because she's recording the commercial. Yeah. And so. So then how did you get the audio?

Once it was, I was like, hey, whenever, whoever has that when they're done, can you send that to me? Okay, it's, sold me out. Because Kevin, that's why I save it in Kevin's file. No, no. Okay. She's going crazy right now. Ray, would you hit it? I love doing that sort of stuff with my daughter.

And back to that cozy fire situation, did it say cozy fire? Did I say cozy fire? Or did I just say it in my head? I need to start over because I can't breathe. I'm not done, but I got to work out, man. I've been doing much cardio. I'm trying to row.

Have you ever rowed? It's hard. Who's she talking? Nobody. With a rowing machine. I'm going to up my intem. intensity. Okay. There's no one here. There's no one in the room.

She's just talking to herself and just say, that's weird, man. If there's somebody in here like producing your spots, that makes sense. They're not in here, but this is what I, I can explain. Yeah. I figure when Kevin's getting the spots and he's putting them all together, I'm talking to him.

You think you wants to hear you talk to himself-wise editing commercials? It's like future Kevin, who's listening to those later. That's who I'm talking to. He's not listening to a podcast. He's doing 100 commercials back there. Yeah, yeah. Somebody put a wet watchcloth on our head.

My grandma always worked for me when I was a kid. Do you row? So Kevin, you don't think Kevin likes little. No, no, no. I think he has a lot to do. And I don't think he wants to listen to like commentary while he's doing 100 spots. You know, because he's got all commercials from all of us. Yeah.

Amy, that was weird to hear. That was weird. A couple more. Morgan update. Oh, I got bit by a tick. Oh, no. Lyme disease. Okay, well, that's a, well.

Where is it? It's a hefty jump. It's a hefty jump. Most ticks aren't Lyme disease. You're going to freak her out. I don't, because she's been dealing with a lot of health issues. I'm already thinking, honestly. I did.

I took it out with tweezers, and I did put it in a baggie, and it's currently being frozen in my fridge. Okay. You can send it off. Yeah, I know. I've done this before, and I put it in the freezer, and then I mailed it off, so I can't tell you where to send it. I would say, Morgan, you're fine, but you can send it off. As someone who got, by a lot of ticks growing up in the woods, most ticks don't have Lyme disease.

Now some do, and it really does mess you up. But I would say the odds of you having Lyme disease from this tick are very, very, very low. But Amy did this once and sent it off, so you'd send it off. And we'll do the thing where you don't know the results. We'll read it on the end. Okay, we can do that. But also, guys, the head is still in my body. Uh-oh.

I can't get it out. Oh, that's not good. You need to get that out. I tried. I tried to use a needle and get it out, and there was a lot happening. Like the fangs are still in your body? Where was the tick? It was on my stomach.

Like just right here and I looked down. I was like, oh my gosh, that's a dick. The legs were moving. And I pulled it out with tweezers because I tried all the little techniques of like getting it out and it wasn't coming out. So I pulled it out and then I looked down and I still see like a little brown spot. Amy can get in there. She got many splinters out of my feet over the years. It's not a splinter but she can go in.

So right now you have it in your stomach? Yeah. Oh, that is. You are getting line disease. No, no, no. You don't get lined with you because it's in there longer. Yeah, it says, yeah, it's not too. It doesn't seem too bad, but I just wouldn't feel comfortable with it in there.

Yeah, maybe you could help her. Yeah. Do you have tweezers? I'll go. I'll finally go. My therapist asked me how many times I've been late to work yet because my challenge was to be late to work. Remember, he was like, hey, you need to be late to work a couple times just to like break your habits, like break your rigidity. And I did tell him none.

Yeah, you haven't been. Yeah. So then what's your punishment? I have to wear a truck tracts on my neck in therapy. But that was the update. He's also giving me a couple other challenges too that are very, very uncomfortable for me because I haven't been late to work.

Ever? I think you're even getting here earlier now, which is like... I do. I slowly start to get your... Yeah, you're doing the opposite of what your therapist is telling you. I know, I know, I know. But that's the update is that I had to have that conversation. He checked in and goes, okay, because I go.

We don't talk about it every time. How many times have you been late to work? Not late for air, but late as my normal time. And I said, zero. And he's like, how do you think you're going to get better? if you're not actually doing things that make you uncomfortable. And I completely agree. But that part is really hard.

I can show you, man. It's really easy. I hear you. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. So about five years ago, Richard calls an alcoholism hotline. And he was at a point where he said he had no other option.

So he calls the hotline. And so my name Kately answers the phone. And so just the random person. And so she helped arrange his admission to a treatment center. for him marked the beginning of his new sober life. And to him it was about more than just her doing that. It was how, you know, I say doctors had bedside manner. It was kind of like her phone side manner.

She was with him. And so the story went viral on social media. And then he learned that she was facing some, I'll say mysterious illness. I couldn't figure out what was up because she had lost like 70 pounds. She was a single mom. So this is the same woman that helped him five years ago. So he gets up, tells the story that I told you.

and put up a fundraiser online. And just like that, boom, boom, boom. Like tons of money. And now she's on her way to getting healthier because of him. That's awesome. Was on his way to getting healthier because of her. Yeah. So Richard's now sober, studying to become an attorney,

travels the country to share his story, to offer encouragement to others. And he's also raising money for her who helped him. That's not a pretty cool thing. Like he's repaying to somebody who helped him. So great job, Richard. Heck, great job, Caitlin, and we're rooting for you. That's from WTSP. That is what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. Why is the calendar always invited to parties? Why is the calendar always invited to parties? He's datable. Oh. Oh.

That was the morning corny. So men specifically around the world have different ways to indicate that a woman's pretty. Like physically, like in the United States, what do you think men do? If they see a woman that's pretty, Amy, what would you just say they do? Like stare? Okay, stare. Raise their eyebrows would be one like. Oh, yeah.

Tilt their sunglasses down. Humpty air. That's like in the 80s. Yeah. Okay, what else? Whistle? Yeah. Yeah. Generally, the lifting the eyebrows or the eyes, American culture, that's what men do here. In the Arab world, that is a guy grabbing his beard. So in the Middle East, if a guy's got, it's like holding his beard and he's looking at a woman. Oh. That is the same thing as like a guy going with his eyes. Oh. Really? Yeah. In Greece, a guy would stroke his cheek. and I'm assuming it's kind of like

the thumb and the forefinger on both sides of the cheek like you're wearing your hand as a chin strap and you just kind of pull it down. Okay. That almost feels like you're thinking in America. Right. But that means haughty.

If you stroke your cheek. Weird. Next up, the French. If they see an attractive woman, guess it up. I don't know. It's got to be something. They eat a croissant.

Yeah. No, yeah. No, no, no, no, no. The kiss at them. Okay, interesting. There is a kiss element to it. Oh, they just go up to them. Oh, yeah.

Oh, dude. The French kiss their fingertips. What, like? Like, I don't think it's like Italy's food. Okay. Like, I think it's like, it's more subtle. But how do you notice the subtle? Because this is like.

I feel like a little. Like good food. The way you were first doing it, I felt like a little squirrel eating. Yeah, or almost looked like I was biting my fingernails. Maybe it's like... Oh, okay. Like that. You do your hand where you make like a point of all your fingers and thumb together and it's like, that kind of thing.

Okay. Brazilians, this one's the craziest one, they pretend to hold a telescope up to their eye. Like I'm watching you. If there's a hot woman, they do fake telescope. I like that one. That one, you know what they're doing. Right. Like a guy grabs his beard.

You're like, I don't know. Does his chin it? But if somebody's telescoping and you, you know, you know, you know, it's a chin it. if somebody's telescoping you, you know what they think. In Italy, a man sticks his finger into his cheek and rotates it. Now, I think of like 50s child stars who do this with their finger in their cheek and they're like, oh, look at me. I'm just a little kid. Yeah. But in Italy, they put their finger in and just turn it and like turn it. Okay. That's weird. Which one's the creepiest? Maybe that one. It's better he puts in his cheek and rotates it not somewhere else. I know. Telescope is pretty... That was funny.

Oh, I like that one. It's funny, I guess. But it is very obvious. How did guys hit on you? I don't know. You don't know? I don't know. I don't know.

Like American guys. You've had a wedding ring for a long time. You're not married anymore. But there were guys that hit on you at the grocery store and then you were like, you're trying to get my number and they're like, no, we need you to sign the receipt. Right.

Like they were confusing time. See, I guess I just, I get confused. about what's being hit on. Morgan, how do guys hit on you? Like, what's a way a random dude in a random place will hit on you? Oh, I have one. I have one that just came to me,

but go ahead, Morgan, sorry? I've gotten cat called, so cat called is a big one here. Do a cat call. Is that just a whistle? Yeah, I can't whistle, but it's like the, and they'll get your attention.

Yes. And then you kind of turn around, they're like, ooh, and it's like a... Oh, that can never work. Oh, that can never work, right? It hasn't. Where when you're walking by... Instruction sites?

No, guys, this has happened than just like walking down the street on Broadway or walking in Midtown. Oh, so they're like, so that has to be when a guy knows there is no chance and he just wants to like make a scene about the girl. Because I can't imagine a guy going and you turn around and you're like, yeah, I'm in and you go back over to him, right? Yeah, no, it's never worked. Okay. But it has happened that way. The other one's like, hey, let me buy you a drink.

That's a really common American one. Like in a bar. Yeah, they'll just come up to me like, let me buy you a drink. Or they'll come and be like, what's your Snapchat? I'm like, I don't have Snapchat. That's what they say right off the bat. What's your Snapchat? That's at least the last few that I've gotten is like those are the kind of three.

What kind of works? Like what works? Maybe not a specific one, but what do you like? Like what feels good when a guy comes up and you know every guy, it sucks for every guy to have to cold call. Yeah. And some guys are better because they're drunk or they just don't care. They're playing a numbers game. But it's difficult.

It's a cold call every time. Like what works if done right? The times that it has worked on me. have been when it's like they're finding something that's already kind of happening and they're working into it like I was buying shots at a bar one time and he's like oh let me get in on that and I was like whoa who are you what's your name so it's presenting themselves in a situation that's already happening so they're aware of it they're noticing it and they're finding a way to talk to you about what you're already doing yes or like I've been on the dance floor and he's like oh let me dance with you like it's it's very

natural organic things that are already happening those are the times that it's worked at least to my attention. What about in a grocery store? Any guy ever come and talk to you at a grocery store? Yeah, there was a guy, well, it was in the grocery store. It was in the parking lot of the grocery store. I was walking out and a guy pulls up to me, he's like, hey, I'd love to take you on a date sometime. And I was like, wait, what? That's pretty baller, though. And I didn't go. I was kind of alarmed and I was holding all my groceries, so I was a little, like, shocked. But it was a baller move. Like, I was totally impressed by him. What if a guy comes up and just drops an eggplant in your grocery car and just walks off and

winks at you. Yeah. I think I would laugh. I think it would make me laugh. Fine line. It's probably a little too gross. The egg plan emoji. But yeah. But I would think he's like, you know, trying to hook up. Like, oh, just hook up? Yeah. Not being funny. Yes. Got it. Amy, you had, you had one. Well, I had one that came to me of one time I was at bar taco and this guy came up to me and was like, what's your favorite taco? No, he was a waiter, Amy. He was taking your order. He wanted you to order food. He was like trying to start a coffee. That's your favorite taco? Interesting.

He really was. I promise. I'm in your party. I promise. He was wondering if I was alone. No, he was the host. He was trying to sit in you. A win is a win.

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Wake up, you wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you hear Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Because Steve Ray and every trying to put you through. Black D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone. Time for the easiest trivia game ever.

Easy trivia. Animals. Amy, ready? Ready. What animal says moo? Cow. It's easy, guys. Abby, what do bees make?

Honey. Correct. Lunchmocks. What kind of animal is a goldfish? A fish. Correct. Morgan, what's the baby? have a dog called? A puppy.

Correct. See, very easy, right? You guys do this all day long. Simple, man. Amy's got her crown on because she's the champ. She's also up this season two to lunchboxes one. Everybody feel good. If you miss it, you hear this? You've been boned. Don't get boned. First grade math

is the category. By the way, Eddie's not playing because Amy kicked him out. Which means Amy's going to win. First grade math. Amy, what shape has three sides? A triangle. Abby, what's half of ten? Five. Correct.

Lunchbox, what shape has four sides? Square. Correct. Morgan, if you have five apples and you eat two apples, how many are left? Three. Correct. Good job. Easy trivia.

The category is art. What is the point of a pencil typically made of, Amy? Lead. Correct. What color do you get when you mix red and blue, Abby? That would be purple. Correct. Lunchbox, what's the primary color that's missing here?

Red, blue, and blank. Red, blue. Primary colors, red, blue, and? Hmm, that's a good question, man. Hmm. I know there's three primary colors. That's correct. That would be the blank.

That would be that number three. Yeah. Dang, this is hard, man. What do you think a primary color is? That's one that's just there. Amen, bro. Yeah. Like it's primary. It's like one of the top dogs. Top dog. Got a promotion. Corner office.

You don't have to mix them together. Okay, now we're talking. Now we're getting there. Like, yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. Like, you don't have to mix them together to get a color. Top dog. Red, blue and blank. Ah, man. I'm going to. You want to talk it out? Give me a few of what you're thinking here. Well, I just really have no idea. Like, I mean, I don't know what you would mix together to make black.

So black could be a primary color, but that seems kind of. of bland to be a primary color. Yellow. I don't know how you would mix colors together to get, maybe red and blue makes yellow. I don't know. Do you think red and blue makes yellow if you were to evaluate that? I don't know, man.

I think we just did that in red and blue made purple, but I don't know if that is true either. But then there's also, I'm letting it right. I'm going to need an answer. Five seconds. No, no, let me talk it out. Yeah, we've been talking.

So now I'm going to give you five seconds to answer. And then like green, what could you, mixed together to get green? What could you mix together to get green? It seems like darker, but I don't know. How do you... Darker? Like blue and black maybe make green.

I don't know. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Red, blue, and blank. I need an answer five seconds. I'm going to go with yellow. Correct. Oh, my gosh.

What? Green is blue and yellow. Round and round and all that. Is it really? Yeah. He knew that. I don't think he did. I don't think he did.

I don't think he did. He was evaluating black as a primary color. Morgan, what do you call a picture you paint of yourself? A portrait. More specific, please. A picture you paint of yourself. A self-portrait. Correct.

Okay. The category is the human body. Amy, what system in the body is responsible for carrying blood? What system in the body is responsible for carrying blood? The circulatory system? Correct. I don't even know we have that. That's amazing.

Great job. Great job. Abby, what muscle is primarily responsible for helping you breathe? What muscle is primarily responsible for helping you breathe? That be your diaphragm. Correct. What the? What is that?

We have doctors in here. That's a muscle? The diaphragm is a muscle? Abby and I are premed. Yeah, we are. Oh, boy, this is bad news for me. Because I had no idea of those who were muscles. What two parts of your body continues to grow after you die?

Well, here's the question. No, no, no, no more talking about. No, no, I got a question for you. I'm not going to answer it. Well, you have to. I don't. Because if I say, but I'm going to say no. If I say fingernails and toenails, is that two separate ones?

Are you saying that's the same one? That's what I'm asking. Because if that's, if it's not the same one, that's okay. You can tell me to be more specific. That's okay. Do you understand what I'm saying? Because those are two separate, but they're not the same. But they're both nails.

So I'm asking you, do you need me to be, is there something else besides those two? What is your answer? See, this is not fair, man. What two parts of the body continue to grow after you die? Fingernails, toe nails. I will consider that for just the nails. Any one more answer, please? That's what I'm looking for.

And you have three seconds to give me the other answer. Ears. Hair. Because nails are hair. What? Nails are hair. Hair. You've been bowed.

No. Ears grow as you get older, but they don't grow up until you die. And your nose grows as you get older, but doesn't grow up to you die. No, your nose grows when you lie. Okay. Morgan, what's the largest internal organ in the human body? A largest internal. organ.

The human body came pretty hard. I'm being honest with you. That's a tough one early. I mean, the largest organ, like the, your skin is, but that's not internal. What's the largest internal organ in the human body? Internal organ in the human body. Lung system, is it hurt? Yeah, five seconds.

Is it your brain? Is it your muscles? Is it a circulatory system? Is it? I need an answer? Your kidney. Your liver. Oh.

Two left. Amy and Abby. The category is the answer starts with B. Amy, which disease caused a global pandemic in the 14th century and was spread by fleas? The category is the answer starts with B. Black plague? Oh. What is it?

We're so close. The bubonic plague. Boobonic. Oh, those little fleas. Abby. The answer starts with B. Okay. What country in South America speaks Portuguese? Oh my gosh, the first one came in line.

Bulgaria. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Can you say it again? What country in South America speaks Portuguese? Oh, um, Belize. Oh, was it? No.

Was it Bulgaria? No, no. No, Brazil. Oh, Brazil. Oh, my gosh. Oh, I'm Bulgaria. That's so random. Amy's so lucky.

Why? Because she's back in now. You're not in it. Oh my gosh. Okay. That was dumb. The category is the answer starts with S. Oh.

Amy, what do you call the thick, soft mass that forms on the skin due to a burn or infection? It starts with an S? Mm-hmm. What do you call the thick soft mass that forms on the skin due to a burn or infection? Oh. A scab. Correct. Yes.

Abby, the category. The answer starts with S. What S word means extremely important or holy, often used to describe religious objects or places. Let's see here. Extremely important or holy? Starts with S. Five seconds. It's going to be surreal. No. You've been dumb. What's you said? Sacred.

Sacred is right. Amy's the winner. Hit it. I feel like I'm pretty good at not being scammed. However, I might have been scammed. I want to read to you guys what I replied to in an email. You tell me if you think I was scammed or not. Okay. So this isn't a scam alert.

This is a maybe I got scammed alert. But I don't think I did or I wouldn't have put my information in the link, which I already feel stupid for that. Okay. The header is confirm your address for your cards. What cards? Baseball cards. I haven't ordered any baseball cards recently, but it says, good afternoon.

Thank you for your patience. We know it's been a long time. We truly appreciate your continued support, and we're excited to share the cards that you bought, and they're ready to ship. To make sure they arrive safely, we ask that you confirm your current mailing address and other information, please complete form by which ended up today today.

We want to ensure your cards make it to the right place. I looked at the address, and it has, like, the word tops in it as the company, and I was like, I probably did. So I put my information in there. Dang. Just based on a, I probably did. But it's so close to what, like, what stuff I've bought? It sounds real.

Yeah, which means like you've entered some database of scammers that attack you for being a baseball card fan. Do you think I was scammed, Amy? Potentially, yes. Because, like, I clicked forms here, boom, and it takes me to this. You click the link inside the email? Yeah, I click the link in the email. Why would you click it again? Because I clicked it once and it's in, I'm in.

I'm in. So I'm apparently waiting for some cards. Or they got my address from some sort of card thing and I just got scammed. Yeah. Place your bets. I'm going to go with scam. You just want me to be scammed. Exactly.

So that way, anytime y'all bring up that I get scammed to be like, yeah, so do you. Okay. Lunchbox? Not scammed. I think you probably at some point, maybe in the middle of night, had some inclination that you needed to buy baseball cards. So you woke up, bought something on your phone. Got that email in the morning. I buy baseball cards?

It's not a scam. Eddie? Boom. I'm with Lunchbox. I feel like you've just kind of buy cards randomly or see something interesting and you buy it and it's not a scam. Yeah, I'm hoping. I just never click links, but they got me. They got the emotional part of me.

You gave them everything? It was like when Netflix is like, your Netflix account's been hacked. I'm like, for a second, even though you don't, you're like, I do love Netflix. I am on Netflix a lot. So, yeah, I gave them a lot. I gave him a lot. I mean, I gave him some stuff. So we'll see if I get hacked. I do have on my phone, though, that whenever someone uses or when I use my credit card, it shows up immediately. As a alert. Yes, I have that too. So it's one of the only alerts that I have on my phone because I take no alerts. And so if it starts to get used, the other day, one got used for a dollar. My credit card gets for a dollar, which means it's somebody setting up to buy something bigger. And so I cancel my card, except it was something I had bought. No, for a dollar. You just forgot. Yeah.

Yeah. So I canceled the card and it was something I bought because ordered food and then bought it for a cookie for a dollar. After already paid for the food. And then it showed up. What a pain. So now you've got to get a new card? I've already got it back. Yeah, it sucked.

Yeah, it sucked. Okay. Scammed or not scammed. We'll find out. So a cop had to pull this car over. It was going 105 miles per hour. What are the only reasons if you were a cop you'd let somebody out of a ticket if they're going 105? They're giving birth.

having a heart attack. Or there's some sort of like injury or chance of death. Yeah, there's a medical emergency. Okay. So this is body camp from a cop. Port St. Lucie Police showed the officer approaching the vehicle after pulling her over for doing 105. She is in a wedding dress. Here's a clip.

Whose wedding is it? What time is it? We're at. It's the work at the car house. They're already late. Just give a minute. I'll let you take her. but I'm going to give you a court date.

It's a mandatory court appearance. Thank you. All right. So that's from at New York Post on TikTok. 105, though. So she did get the ticket. Yeah. Or she has to go to court.

And then I don't think you can go that fast if you're late for a wedding. No. Definitely not. No. Like it's interesting because you look in and she's in full white wedding dress, but you can't go 105. You can only go 105 where if you don't go 105, you're going to die or somebody's going to get hurt.

And it's novel and it's a fine little Ha ha ha. But 105 You could really hurt somebody You could hit somebody You could, you know Like on that card tag lunchbox Yeah You could spin somebody out

His didn't hit him hard enough Spend him out But you could spend somebody out going that fast I think you can go to jail If you could go over 90 I think Or a certain amount Rule of reckless driving

Is like 20 or 25 over That's it So many people that get speeding tickets Could be officially classified As reckless driving They mostly just give you a ticket But yeah You can't go 105, right?

No. Well, if you're late for your wedding, how fast can you go? I mean, why are you that late for your wedding? I know. I mean, then I would start to wonder, what's up? What's up with this? Should we really get married? Well, she could have had a hair issue.

It could have been many issues. Car broken down. Oh, okay. Well, then there, yeah. I think you just have to go to speed limit like you would going anywhere else. You don't get a free pass for being about to get married. Bobby Bones show. Boney up the day.

This story comes. was from Utah. A 45-year-old woman was driving down the highway at 120 miles an hour. When a cop says, Woo, woo, woo, tries to pull her over. She's like, I'm not pulling over. Leads him on a hundred mile chase. They throw out the spikes. She swerves around them. A few miles later, they throw the spikes again.

Get the front tire. She's like, oh, man, I'm stuck. I don't know what I'm going to do. So she called AAA to see if they could come change her time. I have a couple questions. One, do you mean they actually went 100 miles inside of this chase? Like they traveled

100 miles? Or was it 100 mile per hour chase? No, no, no. Like, she was going 120 and they were able to apprehend her 100 miles from where they originally tried to pull her over. That's wild. Like, shout out to her. Yeah, that's a marathon. That is it. Like, she ran a long ways. It didn't hit anybody.

Yeah, that's a long stretch to not hurt anybody. Like no helicopter. 100 miles. Okay, and then I admire her call to AAA. Well, that's what you do when you get a flat tire. Yes. However, you had to be so far ahead of the cops because it's going to take 30 minutes to get out there, another 20, then you got a tip. You got to make sure your credit card goes. Like there was no way that was ever going to happen.

So someone's smart enough to run, turn, get off the road, hide from the cops, 100 miles. Also called AAA. And she said the cops pop my tire. They were chasing me. So AAA patched the call through to 911 and they convinced her to get out of the car. That's crazy that she could be so far. She had to be far ahead of them, though. Yeah.

But I don't get that part with the spikes. I know. Yeah, unless, you know, it was just a... She hid somewhere. Like, popped the spikes and drove off and hid somewhere. Right. That could happen. Okay.

Or did the... But even then, you think the place are near to any spikes they put out. Sure. I don't know. I'm confused by this, but okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Lunchbox has some bad news for us.

We all got together and put money in. Because he was like, let's do this stuff. And we're like, all right. And so just on an app, we don't know anything about it. At least we're not financial experts. So anything we say can and will be held against us for sure. Seems solid at the time.

We went up, went down, went up, went up, went up. But now he's really bummed out because I think we've lost a lot of money. Yeah, we were up at one point, like up $1,400 and we're down to... How much are we down? We're only up on this one stock. We're only up like $185. Oh, we're still up, though. Yeah, but when we were up $1,400, Bobby's like, maybe we should cash out.

And we're like, no, no, we got to keep going. We are. You were. Yeah, I was more. Oh, Amy was too. Yeah, Amy was with me. She was like, let's wait until it gets still 2000. And then there's been some like rules and regulations on this company and they can't sell to a certain spot, which made it just, I mean, if you go look at it, it's just real lines. Is it a certain spot China?

Yeah. Yeah. So we're really being affected by the tariffs, guys. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. The red line just straight down and I was like, oh my goodness. I was just watching it for like an hour just drop. So when you say 185, do you mean $185 or $1.85?

I bet he means $185. Yeah, we're up $185 on the stock. But divided by three. Yeah, so we're up. But you can't look at it and go, we were once up $1,400 because we chose not to sell. It's like if you're way down, you're not really down until you sell it. Because it's just inside of an app until you decide to sell it up or down. Well, here I was thinking these tariffs.

They ain't got nothing to do with me. They really screwed me. Well, they're really affecting other people for us. Which then also, we like dopeily bought a stock to be funny. Cash out. It doesn't have a chance to come back at all. Everything has a chance for everything. That's the game of the market.

Why are you gamble? Why are you like going to gamble? We're in for a lot. We can get our money back. They put all these restrictions. It doesn't matter. This is a boy band. If two people vote,

that is what it is. So what are we voting? Well, I'm voting to stay in. Listen, I didn't come here to make only $60. I came here to make millions. You made $60. Okay. So we're still in.

I vote and get out again. But. I get Bobby's point, though. It's not just that you're making $60. You're getting your money back plus $60. So we could be in the, like, if we stay in, we can end up losing. But it's fine. But if we just say a prayer, I mean, maybe to the stock gods.

No. Yeah, do that. Stop. Stop. I bet stock gods are, if the stock gods did exist, they'd be exhausted right now. A lot of prayers. Yeah, right. Right.

A lot of exhausted right now. Okay, thanks for the update. And that's the financial minute with us. I will see you Monday. Hope you guys have a great weekend. I hope you have a great Easter. And we'll see you guys. Bye everybody.

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