The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Is This Prank Actually Dangerous? + Bobby Prices Out Ray’s Vegas Trip + Easy Trivia!

Episode Date: August 28, 2026

Amy brings in a prank that looks funny online but could turn seriously dangerous... would you actually do it? Eddie is on an absolute trivia heater and could become the first player ever to shut everyone out for an entire season. Plus, Bobby has a list of phrases that officially make you sound old, and he crunches the numbers to see if it’s worth sending Raymundo to Vegas for the iHeart Festival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning. Time for easy trivia. It's the game everybody loves to play. Eddie the categories, Breakfast Foods. you go first because you have the tiara on. What round breakfast food has squares and is often topped with butter and syrup? Can you repeat the question?

What round breakfast food has squares in it as top of butter and syrup? Oh, that's waffles. Yeah. Dang, I thought it was pancakes at first. Amy, what breakfast meat comes from a pig and is crispy when cooked? Bacon.

Correct. Abby, what breakfast food is made by cracking open a shell and cooking the inside. An egg. Correct. Lunchbox. What breakfast food comes in a box and is usually eaten with milk? Cereal.

Correct. Okay, so here's the weird thing here. Eddie has four wins. He's won away and nobody has won another match. Hold on. I can win it all right now. You can win it all. And then they've all finished with zero.

They all lose. They don't get to play the next round. Oh, my gosh. So who plays the next round? Who knows? Me versus me. Yeah. Eddie comes in and just plays scuba and Ray and Mike or something.

I don't know. So you guys have to stop Eddie. He's won four. This has never happened. Well, I don't know what has happened to some of these games. I've gone home and I've thought about it. Like, how in the world did I miss? I don't remember the question.

Exactly. I'm glad you thought about it at home. It was. It was 48 divided by 6. Like, I know 6 times 8 is 48. I know that. And the fact that I couldn't answer it, it's like a short circuit. Maybe it's just the pressure.

Yeah, it's getting to you. It's like, Easy trivia. Eddie, ready. If you win this, you're the first ever to sweep. Wow! The category's famous films. What animated movie tells the story of a young lion named Simba?

Lion King. Correct. Amy, what dinosaur-filled movie takes place at a theme park gone wrong? Jurassic Park. Correct. Abby, what Christmas movie follows Buddy, a human raised by elves? Elf. Correct.

Lunchbox, what animated movie features sisters, Elsa, and Anna? Frozen. Correct. The next category. The answer starts with C. Eddie, what famous band has songs like Yellow and Fix You? Coldplay. Correct.

Amy, what singer is known for hits like Beautiful and Jeannie in a Bottle? Christina Aguilera. Correct. Abby, what country singer had hit songs, Need You? you now and just a kiss and is one of the lead singers of Lady A? Charles Kelly. Correct. Lunchbox, what country singer is known for the song before he cheats?

Yeah, Carrie Underwood. Correct. Next category. Shoe brands. Eddie, what shoe brand is known for the slogan? The logo, the logo and slogan, just do it. Nike. Thank you.

Although Slogo is kind of a cool word. It's your slogan. I think I just came up with something. Amy, What Shoe Company has three stripes of different links as its logo? Adidas. Correct. Some people call Adidas.

What shoe brand's logo is a jumping cat, Abby? Oh, a Puma. Correct. Yeah. Correct. Some people call it puma. Do they? Lunchbox.

What clog-style shoe brand became famous for its colorful foam shoes? Foam shoes I will I don't know if they're foam but Crocs Correct Whoa Good job

Everybody's still in The category is Bobby Bone Show guests Oh God All having to do with guests Of this show Should have paid attention Eddie what guest

Once got upset We didn't let them smoke a cigar In the studio Ooh that's Hank Williams Jr. Correct Or Thunderhead Hawkins Both would have been accepted

Amy, what country artist did I once sniff their armpits to prove they smell good without deodorant? You did that? Whoa. Does anybody remember this? No. Nope. Luke Brian. Correct.

Whoa! That's right. It just came to me. It just came to me. Abby, what artist did I get in a brief feud with after I said she came off as rude during an interview? Shoot. Was this before me? Okay.

I repeat it one more time because I have two in mind. You got it. Okay. Dang it. No, is it Casey Musgraves? Correct. Oh, okay. Wow.

Lunchbox, what country artist famously brought a live goat into the studio during an interview? Give me Houser. Randy Houser is correct. Wow! Next category. Famous Roberts. Oh, gosh. Eddie, what famous Robert was the lead singer of the band Led Zeppelin?

Robert Plant. Correct. What's up? That was one of Roberts I knew. That would have been hard for me, but maybe I would have gotten there. What actor named Robert starred in Twilight as Edward Cullen, Amy? Robert Pattinson. Correct.

Abby, what actor named Robert has starred in movies like Goodfellas, Meet the Parents, and Casino? Robert De Niro. Correct. Lunchbox, what action? actor starred alongside Jude Law in the Sherlock Holmes movie and was also in Tropic Thunder. What? What actors starred alongside Jude Law in the Sherlock Holmes movie and this actor was also in Tropic Thunder? Is it Robert?

Oh, man, I guess Robert Downey Jr. is in there. Correct. I was looking for Iron Man. Next category. The Avengers. Eddie, what Avenger is a billionaire? Tony Stark. Or Iron Man. man, correct?

Yeah. Amy, what emotion does Bruce Banner need to feel to transform into Hulk? Oh, man. I don't know the exact emotion. I imagine anger, but... What emotion does Bruce Banner feel to transform into Hulk? Is it not anger? I'm thinking, I'm thinking sadness.

It can't be happiness because that would be weird. Five seconds? He needs to be... He's got to be... Answer? Angry. Correct. Abby, what Avengers' main weapon is a shield?

Captain America. Correct. Lunchbox, what villain collects the Infinity Stones in Avengers Infinity War? I don't know what that means. He's a bad guy. What villain collects the Infinity Stones in Avengers Infinity War? We'll go with that guy you always say. That could be a good guy.

Theranos. Theranos is the company that Elizabeth Holmes founded. Thanos is the villain. That's incorrect. You've been bow. Dude, you were so close. Dude, you were so close. So close.

That lady with a deep voice got here. I need all the infinity stones. I need your blood. Eddie, you're still in to sweep. The category is, the answer rhymes. Okay. What phrase describes a nostalgic reminder of something from long ago? What?

What phrase describes a nostalgic reminder of something from long ago? Okay. Just making sure there's not another one. The category is the answer rhymes. Yeah. What I'm coming up with here in my head is blast from the past. I'm making sure there's not another one I'm missing. Need an answer?

All I have is blast from the past. Correct. Wow. Did you have another one? Like flashback. Memories of war. Westeryear from yesteryear. Yeah, I did not have that.

Amy, what Dr. Seuss book features a character who causes trouble by making a mess? Hmm? What Dr. Seuss book features a character who causes trouble by making a mess? Do all of his books rhyme or is it just cat in the hat? Green eggs and ham. I need an answer. I get out in that. Correct.

Abby, what basketball legend started in the movie Kazam? Oh. What basketball legends start in the movie Kazam? Shaq. Shaquille O'Neal. Answer? Michael Jordan. I can't think of one.

Answer? Sha'a. Sha'a. Sha'eal the O'Neal. Shaq the Schlaq. All I have is Shaq in my head. But it's not him. The answer rhymes. I need you to say the answer that rhymes.

Shack. The tack. I don't know. Shack attack? Oh my God. Shack attack. Abby. You've been.

What? You can't. She said it. You can't. Abby, you said it. Shaquille O'Neal. Shekeel. I said it.

No. You said Shaquille O'Neal. No, you didn't. Your answer was Shaq. Abby. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Abby down.

That was the dumbest thing I've done. history of this? No. Hell no. There's two people remaining. What's up, Amy? What's up? Eddie and Amy. Eddie wins this. He's the champion. He's the first full sweet.

I know. You can stand in the way. I'm gonna try. Go, Amy. The category is children's literature. Eddie, what's the name of the wooden puppet whose nose grows when he lies? That's Pinocchio.

Correct. Amy, what's the name of the boy who never grows up and lives in Neverland? Peter Pan. Correct. The category is, World War II. I love that. Eddie, which U.S. President led America

through most of World War II? Ask not. No, no, no, no. Can you repeat the question? Which U.S. President led America through most of World War II? Yeah, that's FDR. Correct.

Amy, who was the scientist who led the team that created the first atomic bomb during World War II? Oppenheimer. Correct. It wasn't Einstein. I think some of the science. He's a mathematician. Yeah.

Oh, right, right, right. The category is literature. Wow. Eddie, which classic novel tells the story of a boy stranded on an island with other school boys? What? Lord of the Flies. Correct. Oh, my gosh.

What? Never read it. How did you note that? Amy, what American author wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? This is where it gets tricky because it's like. my brain is like Mark Twain but Shaquille O'Neal

Shaquille O'Neill. Shakitkutak Amy, what American author wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? Answer. Mark Twain. Correct. The category is

movie character wardrobe. Movie character wardrobe. Yes. Eddie, what character played by Keanu Reed is known for wearing a black suit, sunglasses, and living in a simulated reality. Oh, shoot. I don't know his name.

I mean, that's the Matrix, but I don't know the character. Can you review the question? What character played by Keanu Reeves is known for wearing a black suit, sunglasses, and living in a simulated reality? No, Amy's got me. Your answer is? Dennis the Menace. I just going to know something that rhymes.

I don't know that, dude. John Wick. It's all rhyming now. Dang, I don't know that guy's name. Would you have known it? No. Neo. Neo.

I've heard of that. So sick of love songs. Wrong Neo, but okay. Well, it's going to help me remember. Good job. Amy. What was the character's name who wore P.F. Flyer sneakers

in the sandlot and was able to outrun the beast? I don't know the characters in Sanlott. This is the best case scenario. For me to get a sandlot question? Lunchbox probably knows this. What was the character who wore PF Flyer sneakers in the sandlot? I keep wanting like slash or slash that's not right. Ryan Murph.

Answer? Slushy. Benny the Jet, Rodriguez. Benny. So we're a sudden death. We have three questions. Let's go. All right, focus.

Okay, focus, focus, focus. The category is the 90s. Are we doing, say your name? Yes. Yeah, say your name. Three questions. What 90s movie featured a character named Cher.

What the? What 90s movie featured a character named Cher? Amy. Amy. The mask? Incorrect. Eddie. Eddie.

Pretty woman. Clueless. Oh, dang. That's her name, yeah. I thought it was that one where that Cher played that character with that boy with the mask on his face. That was a crazy movie. What was that called? Mask, I think.

The next one. The category is, careful. The answer may get you in trouble. Oh, no. We can't be too quick here. Ready, guys? Yeah. What do you call a match where two roosters are trained?

Eddie. Cockfight. Correct. Oh, man. Of course I'd get that. Holly, that match mess with me because I was immediately picturing matches, like lighting on fire. Are we moving on from that topic?

Yeah. Okay, good. Last question. If Eddie gets us, he wins and then he gets it, so to super sudden death. The category is science jobs. science jobs what do you call someone

who studies fossils Eddie that is a archaeologist incorrect stupid idiot Amy what do you call someone

who studies fossils A paleontologist Correct Yes Amy Oh no So what is super super sudden death It's just one question now

Never been here before There we go one question. The category second grade geometry. Second grade geometry. No, I can't do that. What 3D shape looks like a ball? Amy. Amy.

No! A sphere. Correct. No! Yes! No! Amy, congrats. Amy, congrats. The game goes on one more way. Hey, congratulations, Abby and Lunchbox. Amy saved you. Thank you. That's true. That is true. All right. That might be the longest game ever. All right. There we have it.

It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous inbox. There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. My boyfriend and I have been dating for six years. I'm ready to get married. My boyfriend says he doesn't believe in rushing into marriage. What do you take from this?

Signed, ready for a ring. Six years is a long time. I guess I would also need to know your age, because if you started dating at 14, that's different. Very. If you started dating at 25 or more, though, six years is an adequate time to know if you want to marry the person or not. Yeah. At that point, he can't use the word. I don't want to rush into it. Or the phrase, that's no longer valid. We're going to say we don't like it. But we have people on the show that have experienced the same thing. For example, Eddie was given an ultimatum.

Let me tell you my story. We'd been dating for six years. And I thought, we're just having a good time. Boyfriend, girlfriend, girlfriend, living the best. life and my wife said, hey, if you're not going to ask me to marry you, I'm leaving. Like, I'm going to go start dating other people. And that's the first time I'd ever thought about asking her to marry. And how old were you at that point? 26. 25? It's weird if it's the first time you thought about it. Yeah. I was having such a good time. He's like never crossed my mind. And it wasn't that like I didn't want to marry her. She was definitely the perfect person to marry. I just didn't think about marriage. Raymondo. Yeah, Texas state culture where I went to college.

None of my buddies are married now. And our relationship was fine and still is fine. Marriage really didn't change it. It was good for tax purposes, made my credit score go higher. Relationships the exact same. Now, how long, though, were you together? Well, our hashtag was six years later. So we did wait a little while, yeah.

What advice would you give her? There's no, don't let the world put labels on anything. never rush stuff him her ultimatum I don't care I did it on my own time and guess what look at me now

you just said nothing's changed and everything's the same and it's just tax purposes and it's crazy to me that they think that six years is like they can still say don't rush it I think it's easier for guys

I think biologically speaking we get to have kids forever and I do think that weighs with women. And Ray's right. Like when you look at your friend group and no one's getting married around your age, you're thinking, well, I mean, no one's getting married right now. We're good. Heck, by the time I was getting married, all my friends were getting divorced. And then remarried.

So I don't say you go full ultimatum, but I would kind of put the screws to him on, hey, this is important to me. When do you think you'll have a decision on our future? Can you give it to me by December 31st for whatever it is? We can set, we can figure it. everything out, but I kind of need to have an idea. I'm burning daylight here. I need to have an idea of what you're, I don't want to pressure you right now, but let me know by the end of the year

if you even plan us being together. So take your time, let me know. Yeah, but you made a good point about keep in mind your age, if you said. Yeah, if you were 12. We don't know. We don't know. Yeah.

Good luck. I don't like it. And if you are 30 plus, he needs to poop or get off the pot, but I wouldn't make him poop or get off the pot today. I would give him a friendly deadline. to decide if he wants to poop or get off the pot. That'd be my advice.

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I'll go blue eyes crying in the rain. Total of my top five favorite songs of all time. All my favorite songs are sad songs. Me too. Because I can feed it. We just wrote a song on the record called Sucker for a Sats song. That's why I asked that question. Oh.

Oh. Yeah. Well, you know what? I almost said. Yeah. Yeah. I think my favorite sad song is you don't even know who I am. Patty Loveless. Your favorite sad song is, don't pick your own. I know. I'm trying to think of my, I mean, I could be obvious and say he stopped loving her today, which is pretty devastatingly sad.

Still, though, it's cliche, but it's also cliche for a reason. Mm-hmm. Because it's the saddest song ever. The only reason he stopped loving her is because he died. Yeah. That's pitiful. That's. Also whiskey lullaby. My favorite.

It's one of the greatest songs of all. Just songs period of all time. My favorite sad song. And how great that it was on radio, popular radio. Oh, wow. It is one of my top ten favorite songs of all time. Would that happen now, you think? If it went extremely viral because Paisley was doing a dance.

Oh. Then they can deny, you know. Let's see if we can work on that. Also, ghost in this house. I'd throw Ain't No Sunshine up there. Mm-hmm. Blue Ice Cry of the Ring on my favorite songs ever. Everybody hurts R.m. I probably played that morning college in any other song.

Because I was just lonely. Everybody hurts. You know what we turned that into on the bus when we had kids was everybody poops. Sometimes when the kids were in diapers and you'd have one of them that would be like. You guys were doing parodies to poop? Uh-huh. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Even a little big time to us poop parodies. Oh, you don't know how many parodies we do.

I can't say most of them, but Jimmy and Philip are, they should make a living writing parody music. They first started doing that like in truck stops. Which is the perfect place to do vulgar parodies. Yes. And they would come back and get in the van after being in the truck stop bathroom. And they would have a new poop parody. Well, we have some group ones too. I wouldn't say I'm on your show.

It's a dying art. With the album coming out, it's a dying art. You guys aren't quitting, are you? No. Okay. Did that title throw you? You can be honest. I didn't know if you were just kind of pull.

It didn't throw me, but I wasn't convinced it wasn't what you were saying. Yeah. It's a dying art as a song about enduring love and. You could have picked any title to be that. I know. But you know what it is for us is like it says everything about where we feel like as artists we want to be, which is getting back to all things that we actually. do with our voices and instruments and art.

Even down to the cover of the record was a photo that was taken by Becky Fluke that we stretched on canvas and found an old frame and then found a guy that makes those little gold plaques and engraved onto the, like when you'd walk into any family house and you'd see an old portrait of a family. Have a nameplate. And then we took a photo of the photo. And so down to like celebrating the art that we make and getting back to that. And I know there's all the discussion about AI and everything.

And listen, I love to use it for like homework and stuff. Not my homework. But also like look at each other in the eye and putting the phones down and just having true fellowship with the people you love. That's a dying art. It's not the little big town's quitting after this record. No. No. It's just like when you hear that song and then you hear the whole record, you're going to go, oh, I get it.

I get it. It makes sense now. This is the Bobby Bonso. Hey, Bobby. You want to hear the full hour we did together. Go search for the Bobbycast on IHeart Radio, wherever you get your podcasts or Netflix. It's time for the good news. With Bobby.

Tell me something good. This guy went to eat and he left. and goes, oh man, did I tip? And so he's worried about that. And so we got home, wrote a letter, and sent 50 bucks in the letter to the restaurant detailing as best he could who the server was.

Because he didn't know their name. They didn't have a name tag. And he said, I was 75% sure that I left a tip, but I wasn't 100. So he wrote the letter and sent it back, and they got the letter and then gave the money to the right person. Love that.

That's cool. that's cool that's cool well no no it's really easy if you tipped or not you go look at your credit card statement and you look at cash i get sonic sometimes i'll forget i tipped and i'll just go back because it's cash i mean i'm sorry i guess i've never i accept your apology thank you and then you said statements so do you have the app where you can instantly look at what you paid no no you go to your go to a website okay get on the internet you do go to the website that's what you would do you do that yes oh good we're just surprised you would be able to use a website no no i wouldn't an app. I'm not going to put my bank on my phone

because then if someone gets your phone, they steal your bank. But your phone is your computer. They're connected. Your phone and your computer are not connected. A little bit, but I don't have... No, but there's no a little bit. Either they are or they're not. I don't know what you mean, but my banking information is not on my phone. Do you get texts on your computer? I do that. Okay, so everything on your phone is connected to your computer.

Correct. Right, but my, my banking app is not on my phone so it's not it doesn't send my banking information to my phone your banking app is not on your phone but your browser does your browser share i don't know how to do that you know what maybe you're right but i'm telling you my bank i do not use my phone for my bank i go to the i go to my right you can not use it but it can still be connected how the same way you get text through both no you have to set that up you have to say share with my computer you know regardless this story here I mean, it seems ridiculous. They posted on social media, they thanked them,

she got the money, all good. That's cool. That's a great story. News Nation now, I love the story. Your bank is on your phone for sure. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Fun Fat Friday.

So that painting, the Mona Lisa, it's probably the most famous painting in the whole world. And it's famous not because of how great it was painted, or even that it was Da Vinci. it's because it was stolen for a long time. And that really up the value because people talked about it until they finally found it. Well, for a long time as it was stolen,

Pablo Picasso was suspected it being the thief. The actual painter? Oh. They suspected Pablo Picasso of stealing the Mona Lisa in 1911, but he was released due to lack of evidence, despite possessing statues stolen from the loof. Damn. So they had other stuff, you just have...

But that's why that... painting, though, as a side fun fact, is so famous because there was this big controversy scandal or where it is it? Who stole it? They got it back, obviously. Okay, Amy. President Andrew Jackson's pet parrot poll had to be removed from his 1845 funeral for cursing too much. So Andrew Jackson must have been cursing a lot. Yeah. And he had a parrot. The pair was really, really sad that. Well, you don't learn that word if you're sad unless he's cursing a lot around you. Yeah. Yeah. That's funny though. I think I would laugh. That'd be a nice, if you know, everybody's sad. F, F, F. Oh, Andrews. I wonder, were Chris was the same in 1845? Like, what was a

a curse word then? Are they the same? Oh, that's a good question. I think a lot of them are the same because some of them are rooted from like the 1400s. Maybe not all, but yeah. Okay. Wasn't bloody a bad word? That's British. But you can, what do you, I don't even want to read some of these. Okay. They're really bad. Some of the ones that we don't consider bad now, I can do that, that were back in the day. By God, that was a bad one. Oh, really?

Yeah. People would say, balls. That's funny. I want to bring that one back. Yeah, I like that. Or lick spittle. Yeah. That was one.

But most of the ones now that we have were still kind of in the mix for bad words. Eddie. The oldest cat to ever live. No longer with us, but her name was Cream Puff, and she lived to be 38 years old and three days, and she was from Austin, Texas. I don't believe it. Why? Let me give you the dates. Born August 3rd, 1967, died August 6, 2005.

Now do you believe it? No. Like that meant anything about you believing it or not. Now that you gave me date, someone just wrote dates down, said my cat's 38. The owner is Jake Perry. I mean, I don't know why somebody would make this up. I don't necessarily think a cat is alive. He said a dog, yeah.

I mean, cats can live older, longer lives. I mean, 38 years. I'm looking at Cream Puff. I'm looking at a picture. Yeah, you can look it up. And it's down in history as the oldest cat ever. He had another cat, this Perry guy, who is the fourth oldest cat ever recorded. What's he feeding him?

Or is he getting second ones that look like him? Exactly. No. I look exactly the same. I believe him. I believe him. That's true. All right, lunchbox.

John Quincy Adams, when he was. was the president. He liked to go skinny dipping in the Potamic River. You got it. Try again. I don't know. Potamic. Potomotic. Potomot. Now you're getting there. Pottomac. Potomac River. I don't know. If you had to bet money on one of those. Gosh. Potomac. Okay. There you go. Potomac. Potomac River. And so Ann Royal was a reporter and she was like, man, I want to interview with the president. He won't agree to talk to a woman. So when he went for his daily skinny dip, She took his clothes and said, you agree to an interview?

I'll give you your clothes back. And so she became the first woman to interview a president. Dirty dog. I like it. It's called the Potomac, just for future reference. Potomac. Is that the one where George Washington crossed? He didn't really.

No. That's the Delaware. Yeah, the Potomac, George Washington, because it's no. Okay. That's not the one he crossed while in battle. Got it, got it. Yeah. So, okay.

Have you gone? Okay, everybody's gone? I got a couple more here. All right, next up, the word quarantine is actually Italian for 40 days. Quarantine. It dates back to when it was discovered that ships were infested with plague-carrying rats

and the ships were forced to wait outside Venice for 40 days before they let them come ashore. Dang. So they would get there and they'd have to sit for 40 days, which is pretty crazy. And then, spiked and studded dog collars date back to the days of ancient Greeks who would give their sheep dogs

sharp spiked collars because it protected their neck so wolves when they would come in and try to bite their neck they'd bite the spike. That's what Eller needs. A full body. Well, yeah, people say you can put full suits on them. With spikes all over it?

Yeah, when the coyotes were like in our yard. So, yeah, there you go. Fun fact Friday. Okay, so what did you see on Instagram? What was the prank they were doing? Oh, so they put a sticky note on the window of someone's car in a parking lot. So when they come back to get in their car, they see the note that says,

police are looking for me. I'm in your trunk. I'll get out when you get to your house. Like, all good, you know? And then they sit in a car nearby and film the person reading the note and see how they react. So the video I saw, the guy put his stuff in his car, read the note, and then went and popped his trunk to see if anybody was in the trunk. And I thought, you have someone that's saying.

the police are looking for them. They could be armed and dangerous and you're just going to pop open your trunk and not even be ready for anything. That's interesting. I would have popped it too, but my key fob has you double hit it and it pops up itself.

Oh yeah. So I'm back and far away. Yeah. Probably getting behind a car so they don't know who's actually popping it going pop up, boom, it's up. If I don't have that, I'm not opening. Yeah, I was thinking, what would I do?

What would you do? Call? Yes. That's what you should. do. Buddy? No, not somebody. No, no, not somebody. Call 911. The police. I know.

Yeah. So was anyone in the trunk ever? No, but they were filming him and they're just in their car laughing seeing how he would react. But if I call 911, whoever left that note is in deep trouble, right? Correct. So that's their problem. You're not going to know who left the note. Until they posted on social media. I bet they

don't. If the cops come, I bet they don't post it. If this isn't a public parking lot, they have cameras. They'll see exactly who put that posted note up. think they're going to track it? Sometimes people break in, they can't even find them. That's true. It's a great point. Didn't think about that. What would you do though, Eddie? You get to your car and has a note on it. Call the cops. 100%. You wouldn't try to pop it from afar? No. I wouldn't even no. I'd call the cops immediately. Do you imagine if there's anybody that would like get in their car and be

like, cool, I'll drive home and you can hop out when I get there. A little bit I'd be like, how would they have gotten in my trunk? I'm like, that's so stupid and I'd like maybe throw the note away. Oh, I never even thought of that. How would they get in my trunk? Your key. If your car was unlocked, they went through and pulled the seats down and got in that way. But if your car is locked, if you know you locked the vehicle, right, there is zero percent chance they could have gotten your trunk. So you're just like, all right, this is stupid. They could not have gotten in your trunk because you have a bicycle.

Right. I am not saying my trunk specifically. I am just saying as a human when I had had a trunk on the Ultima back of the day. I would have thought, there's no way they got in my trunk. Of course. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good.

The story's from ABC 7 in California, but I actually saw it on social media too because it has blown up. This girl, Heidi, has over 30 million views of this story about how her neighbor was really noisy. And, I mean, it was very disruptive. And she didn't know what was going on up there. So she decided to go up there and see what was up. Well, it turns out her neighbor's elderly and has a walker. And every time she was walking with her walker, and she has Parkinson's as well.

It was making the loud noise. And she has no family, no help. And they've struck up a friendship. And now she's cooking for her, cleaning, helping her with medical benefits and legal matters. She got with their landlord, and he stepped in and did some home improvements. And they've raised over $55,000 for Carol.

And now they're like granddaughter and grandmother, they say. She's probably banging on the roof for a lot. Be quiet. And it goes up and it's like, oh, I'm so sorry. Yes, that's it. Yeah. That's the post I saw was her almost in tears. I mean, she might have actually been crying.

It was a very emotional post that I saw of how she had one thing in her mind. And then she learned her neighbor's actual situation. And then I saw another video of her like chopping up some potatoes. She was like making dinner for Carol, my new neighbor that, you know, I was annoyed by. But now I want to help. And I love that they've struck up this type of relationship. Yeah, that's fine. Good story.

That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you're here. Eddie and his lunchbox, more game two. We're Steve Ray and Abbott's trying to put you through. Mike 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. And now the morning, corny. The morning corny. What party game do fish like to play? What party game do fish like to play? Salmon says. Uh, wouldn't it got there.

Salmon says. That was the morning corny. All right, voicemail. Bobby offered up a gift of up to $1,000 to send him to the IHeart Radio show thing. And he was so excited and he says, this is what it's all about. But yet he gets upset when Bobby helps others get to go to places that they wanted to go. He was like, no, if you can afford it, don't go. I think if you can't afford it, lunchbox, don't go.

There's a difference. I didn't go to Bobby begging. to send me to Legoland and I didn't send Bobby. Oh, send me on a staycation. I just talked about how I wasn't going and Bobby reached out to me and asked me, would you like to pay me to pay for your flight? Oh, man. He's really doing some mental gymnastics here.

And so also, yes, you're right. And then he did offer like $1,000 to pay for the flights. Then he scaled that back to $400. I didn't scale it back. So that's not what happened at all. Also, Lunchbox was going to message me on Giving Tuesday. I was. He even said he was going to.

But you went ahead, I didn't have to do that. You felt it in your heart that you knew that I need a reward. I need a break. I need a release. And so you said, let's send him to Vegas. And the only flight I could find was the $1,000 one in Scoob said, no, I found another one. It's like $450. You can fly him.

So I did that. But then he's upset about that, but I'm still out $500. And he's upset. Then I'm only out $500 instead of $1,000. Correct. 7 a.m. man. Just say that out loud. 7 a.m. return flight from Vegas.

No one signs up for that. $450 coming out of my pocket, not the company. Say that out loud. $450 coming out of your pocket, not the company. But you were okay two minutes earlier doing a thousand. We were looking. We were looking for flights. I mean, you were like, oh yeah, do it. Just book it. And then scuba had to ruin everything.

Hey, actually, you know what? Let's give them the crap flight. A crap flight throws better than no flight. Am I right? Yeah. And is it a crap flight? It is. It is. 7 a.m. is a crap flight.

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If you say these things, you're old according to this video on TikTok. And of course, there were younger people saying it. Of course. All right, tell me if you say this. Number one, if you say videotaping instead of recording with your phone. I've said it. No, I say film it. I think both would count, though, because didn't you say you said filming too?

Yeah, film this. Will you film this for me? Yeah. Yeah. I think that counts. So, yeah, I think I just say, hey, we record this. So I think I'm good there. Next up, what do you call this sign if you just are saying it?

Pound. Pound, but is it hashtag now? No, that's a hashtag. Yeah, but what would you say? Hashtag. Yes. No, I would say, well. It's like on a security.

Like, if you're doing your house security and it's a number, what would you say? Pound. Yeah. Saying pound instead of hashtag means you're old. I would say pound as well if I'm telling somebody what to push. If it's on a button. Yeah, if it's on a button, it's pound. When telling time, if you say half past or quarter till or phrases like that, do you guys say any of that?

I don't say that. I don't say that. I say 645. Yeah, I think I say the exact time. Yeah. So do I. And mostly for me, it's because the math of all that is too tough. Just saying quarter till.

I don't even know what that means. What do you call the person, Amy, this is not for you. What do you call the person you go to and you talk about your feelings and emotions? That's the therapist. A therapist. Would you call them that? Yes. Okay.

What else would you call it? A shrink. Oh, I've never used that. I believe that is rooted in a brain shrinker. Oh. Or they shrink your problems. No, that could also be it. I'm not sure.

I feel like it's derived from, yeah, it is like a brain or head shrinker for the mid-20th century slang for psychologists, psychotherapists. Yeah. Okay, we're good there. If you say, what are the things called that Amy wears? Imagine she doesn't have a cord,

lunchbox, but what does she wear? iPods, earbuds. I don't know what they're called. Earbuds. So, Eddie, what do you say? I would go,

what would you really say? I would go earbuds. Okay, if you say earbuds, air buds, or ear pods, you're old. Gosh, what are they? I call them iPods. Airpods. Oh, AirPods, okay.

Oh. Yeah. You guys aren't going to air bud? Yeah, airbud. That's a good movie. Okay. This one, nobody says this here. If you did, you'd be 100.

A pocketbook instead of purse. Oh, no. We're not gone with the wind. Black and white here. The person on a plane that brings you drinks is the Light attendant. Okay, good. Not the stewardess.

Dude, if somebody said stupid. Why'd you point to the guys for that one? Because they would be the only ones to say stewardess. You wouldn't. Okay, thanks. Why did you get offended me pointing at them? I want to play. But I knew you wouldn't say stewardess.

Okay. Like sometimes I think they're, this is me treating them like children for the record. There was a transition there though where you had to. All of a sudden you had to get. All of a sudden they're like, no, it's a flight attendant. It's not a stewardess. I wasn't part of that transition. No, I know.

Why are you all having attitude about it? Nothing because we had to change. Like there was a time when we said stewardess. Because you just talked about flight attendants so much that it really affected your life. No, but if you did say stewardess, people were like, you mean flight attendant? You don't remember that time? No, no one ever talked to me like that. And I didn't talk about it that often.

Okay, next. What do you call the pants that you wear church? Slacks. Slacks. That's old. Is it? So what do people say now? Pants, just pants.

Is it? Sometimes khakis. Yeah, khakis and slacks kind of roll together a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Amy, I just know you don't say some of this. That's fine. Please don't get offended. Is you're progressive, Amy?

No, no. You know. You know, you yelled at me a minute ago. I didn't yell. You kind of. No, okay. Okay. I get it.

A place that a woman would go to lunchbox to get her hair done. Oh, they called a salon. What would you call it? Haircut place. For a woman? Yeah. Eddie? That's the salon.

Okay. That's right. Some people call it a beauty parlor. If you say that, that's old. I wouldn't know what that, you know. And then what do you call the meal that's in the evening? Dinner. Mm, dinner.

Yeah. And they say supper. I don't feel like supper. It could be an old person thing. I feel like supper for me is a geographical thing because I don't know anybody, any of my friends that lived in the north or far west they called it supper ever.

Arkansas Keith, it was supper. Like dinner was lunch, supper was dinner. Yeah. But to me it was always a southern thing more than it was an age thing. So I think for the most part, you guys are good.

Good. You're just kind of old. A little bit. Yeah, a little bit. The filming gets me there for sure. Which one hit you the hardest? because I might say slacks occasionally if it's that specific khaki-colored pant.

I think it's maybe the pound sign that gets me the most because I get that it's a hashtag but I mean slacks, I mean, I don't really say that that often because I don't really wear them. Also, hashtag is too many syllables. So if it's type in your code, it's at your bank.

It's 999-pound. Right. It's a 99-9-hash. Right. Or 99-n-hash. that's just too many syllables Hash All right some voice

Males, hit that Justice for Lunchbox You know he didn't even get invited on the trip Anyway And Bobby said he would pay for him to go So you know He wants to be at his best for his kids And the best for the show

So he's a gig man You know he has his character Does his job He's good at it Keeps people interested People either love him or hate him So yeah justice for lunchbox I hope he ended up having fun on the trip man

Tony from Iowa out Thanks Tony He doesn't care about best for the show Boom Tony from Iowa Finally got a smart caller Thank you dude You nailed it? Thank you

But I wanted to put him on I don't want Everybody's against him Because Tony is the one person That's not against him Oh that's the one Yeah Tony Tony

Play the next one So I'm calling about the Lunchbox Vegas trip If Lunchbox If Lunchbox wants to come back At a certain time on Sunday

Why doesn't he use that voucher That he got renewed or whatever and use that on his home trip back if he's not wanting to leave that seven have a good one guys uh good question that was credit for my wife and she has used that to purchase her tickets so we will be on two separate planes oh wow good that means it's like president and vice president no the planes goes down your kids sold the we don't think like that we don't play that game it's not a game but that's why they don't fly together but we don't do that right we

We don't talk about planes going down. We do. Me and my wife, we don't. Yeah, but she's not here. Yeah, yeah, but we don't mind booking the same flight because we don't want to put that energy out there. So now you believe in energy? Put energy out there?

Because that's not your thing. No, if I were to say that, you know. You are not an energy person at all. Yeah, just for the record. I know. I'm just trying to like make you realize that I should be on that plane with my wife in the afternoon. Yeah.

I'm sure she's going to love it. What'd you think about your flight getting paid for? She thought it was really cool She thought it was ridiculous I was going home at 7 a.m. She said that? She thought it was ridiculous. Yeah.

She goes, that is so ridiculous. That was maybe her exact quote. I feel less appreciated by the day. No, no. She was like, it's exciting. That's cool now. But you said ridiculous. Yes.

But we don't have to tell the neighbors, hey, sorry we can't make it. She can make it. Right. And you're going to skip the, you're going to miss the flight on purpose. I'm going to miss a flight. Yeah, yeah.

I'm going to prove a point. Have you talked to the neighbor? about how you're not working and now you're just there for fun? I did finally tell him that after Bobby nice enough to book my flight, I was like, okay, now I can go to them like, hey, guys, are we ready? And guess what? I don't even have to work. So I didn't have to go like, oh, guys, I didn't get invited.

I didn't have to do the sob story. They promoted you basically. They just want you to come to party. Correct. Like, wow, you have no responsibilities. I was like, none whatsoever. They're like, man, we're about to have us a good time. Ray, if I were to get you a flight like we talked about, where would you stay?

Yeah, it's still kind of been going around in my head. What can I do? Because we do have connections there, but it's too far from the strip. It's kind of old Vegas. Because if you're going to be my assistant. Yeah, that wouldn't work. Yeah. You've got to be nearby, right?

Yeah. Like, if I call, you should, here I am. Have you been able to check? Do you have like a suite or something where there is different rooms in yours? No, I'm not, you're not staying in my room. And no, they don't put me in a suite. It'd make the most sense, honestly. Again, they don't, no, they do put me in a suite, but there's only one room in the suite.

It's not. Morning bones. Is there a pull-out bed? No. Let's say you- I don't know. Ray's not sleeping in my room. You wake up.

Hey, I need water. If I'm paying for Ray to come and he's also sleeping in my room, I lose. Because I don't. It's like college. You just get done finishing up a professional production on TV, and it's a college frat back at the suite. We see how much a flight would be for Ray. What airline? Oh, Frontier.

He will be on the same flight. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Check around. No, no, there's no checking around. You never know. And then we might have, might go to the local library and get on the computer there and see if you can get a cheaper flight. Right, Amy? I mean, I don't think we can't even mess with lunchboxes fight anymore. We're not messing with it.

He's done. But he thinks Ray joining him will be messing with it. Or Ray getting a later flight is going to be messing with him. Yes, that is. That's absolutely, what do you call it, bull crap? That's what you call it. You got a free flight. it doesn't matter what happens around you

No, it does. If you give Ray a later flight home, that's you doing that on purpose, to upset me. No, it's just, no, not on purpose, but it's just what the prices are and what the times are. And I don't even know if Ray can go because he has nowhere to stay. Well, sometimes they have a little deals where you can do the flight and hotel together. You're looking to that, right? Eddie.

What? No. That's true. You know? And also, you never know if I'm getting Bones' fourth meal. I may need to sleep in a little bit. Just so I'm rested. Fourth meal.

That's exactly what I... If he has to get my overnight meal. No, I don't. A fourth meal? That's what I said, right? I mean, it is Vegas. Sleep in. Bobby doesn't do Vegas like...

Bobby doesn't do Vegas. Bobby goes to a city called Las Vegas and... Treats it like every other city. Works. Drinks a lot of water so he doesn't get dehydrated and then flies back home. Why do you drink a lot of water? Because you care about... It's so dry out there and I know I got to work on Monday.

So two things I tried not to do. one, yell a whole lot and two, neglect drinking water. Okay. Do you know why? Because you'll lose your voice. Because I'll lose my voice and then I'll come in and have to go, allergies got me.

Right. Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm worried about. What, allergies? Yep, allergies. Those Vegas allergies are really bad for me. Okay. Well, you just need to take it easy.

There you go, Ray. You're still, uh, frontier. Is Ray good with the 7 a.m. I mean, I'm fine with that. Yeah. What about hotel? Is it a two for one or what? We're just checking on flight right now.

No. What about room service? What's my daily stipend? Oh, yeah. Does he get per diem? No. You get a rental card? No, no. Gambling chips?

No, no. If he gets old, I might get one. Well, no, because Ray being Bobby's assistant is very different than you go. Very much. So if he's going to come work for me, that would be me possibly. I mean, lunchbox, you would not want to go to Vegas and be Bobby's assistant. No, I wouldn't do that. But raised offering to go and be with me the whole time.

Help out, yeah. Yeah, you kind of need a handler. And in the past, I've had one. It's been Abby. Budget cuts. Is it? I don't know. Has it been Abby in Vegas?

Yeah, Abby, it's been you before. Yeah, I used to do that. Oh, 10 years ago. No, it was like three. Yeah. Yeah. You never had a handler? Yeah, I have.

I have. Okay. You have not had a handler. Yeah. I have. Okay. Who? I don't know her name.

Yeah, yeah, she went to another school. She went to another school. Yeah, yeah. Oh, Ray, it's $700. The flight or the hotel? The flight. No, there, Ray. Yeah, we ain't doing that.

It's not looking good. No. Not you at the nice hotel, too? Lunchboxes was 500. The frontier is still the same price. Oh, Southwest's only 700? What do you mean only? Well, it was 1,000 whenever I tried to get it for lunchbox.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, that's perfect. And then Ray can sit with... That's on our flight. He could fly with me and assist me. And then, and Ray can come back with lunchbox's wife. Hey, what?

No, no. Yeah, what time is that brunch, lunch? 10 a.m. You just go to the brunch and everything. This is dirty. What's the front? Thank you, Amy. What's the frontier one?

Mike, the total cost? 400. 400 total. And that's without baggage and seatbelts and stuff. That's slim pickings. Every time you snap your seatbelt back in, 20 bucks. There's no pilot on this one. Like if you want to pee, you have to pay. You got to get up and go to the bathroom. Deposit money. Ray, I just don't know where you're going to stay, man.

Mm-hmm. We see, we see what a room is. No. Isn't there a whole like city under Vegas? Wait, do we know our hotel yet? Mm-mm. I mean, it's good, but my, I don't know. Okay, right, hit me a voicemail 10. Morning studio. This is Shannon from Michigan. I'm calling in regards to my friends, One of them has 54,000 unread emails. The other one has 50,000. And they just have no intention of fixing it because it's too overwhelming. That's a lot of red dots on there.

Feels very amy-ish. Not that she ignores stuff, but once it gets to a point, it then just lives. Oh, let's see. My email red dots currently says 4,831. But those could be from 2017. I mean It's not from yesterday Did you be open to just a clean delete?

No No, no, no no I have emails from my mom I have emails The red dots don't bother her From You should go through though Just one time Go through what?

All of them Oh gosh No Mike what do you see It's 15,000 pages worth of email Anything is there a bundle I don't see a bundle That room?

was 700 bucks by itself? A night? No, no, no, I think the whole... I think it's the whole... 225 a night. Gosh. 225 a night. I don't know if I can handle that.

Yeah, that's getting too expensive. Looks like you're out, Ray. Sorry. I'll look into it a little more, Ray. No, no, no, no. Be close by, too, so it would be worth it. I'm still going to take some looks. What's the date of our festival?

17th, 18th? Okay, so we got a little couple weeks. 18th and 19th, sorry. A little couple weeks there. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay. I'll keep looking into that, Ray. No promises, though.

I don't know that right now, I'd say it's only a 3 out of 10 shot. It's all good. And I mean, also, you know, you're texting, calling whenever you need me. Just make sure you call a couple times. I'll be at the casino floor. Okay, see. You can't get a hold of them. This is, we're talking me out of it now.

Bobby Bones show. Story up the day. This story comes us from Hillsborough County, Florida. A 41-year-old woman wanted to go to the 7-Eleven, but man, she lost her license back in July. She's like, here, 11-year-old, you're driving me to 7-11, gave the 11-year-old the keys, drove perfectly to 7-Eleven, pulled into the parking sabot, goes to hit the brake, accidentally hit the gas drove right into the 7-Eleven.

I can't believe an 11-year-old would not know how to drive and park properly. Surprising. Yeah, five years before you're supposed to get a license. Yeah. So what do you do if you're drunk? Do you like the 11-year-old drive or do you drive? What? No, the answer's not go.

Okay, just making sure. That's right. Just making sure. Okay. So the 11-year-old doesn't get in trouble. right? No, no. The 41-year-old gets arrested for child abuse and child endangerment. But luckily, no one was hurt

in the 7-11. Thank goodness. And luckily no one was heard on the drive there with an 11-year-old driving either the people coming across from it or them. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. My favorite comedian now is a guy named

Mark Norman. He's blown up. He's had multiple specials. I played this joke on the air before. Everything kind of changes when you get older. My brother had a kid. That's Everybody wants to play with the baby, touch the baby, hug the baby. I find babies fascinating because babies are the only thing that comes out of another person that strangers want to hold. That's true.

You ever think about that? Anything else comes out of a human being are like, wow, this dinner party is over. So I think he's so funny, he came over and we did a bobbycast together. And so we were just talking about fame because he's getting really famous and how it scares him. We talk about that in his top comedians. Have you felt you becoming Jen Pop Famous? Gen Pop Famous. No, I don't know.

That actually scares me a little. Like I hang out with, I was with Shane Gillis last week, and you know, you just can't go anywhere with the guy. And that's so cool and great for him, but that worries me. I like being a little under the radar. You want to be able to sell tickets. I want to be like a Brian Regan or like a good kind of, what's it, like a Dr. Dog. You know that band?

No. Exactly. But they can play everywhere. They sell out. I know Dog Star. Dogstar is Kianu. That's right, on the base. Yeah.

But you're starting to cross over, though, to that. I know. You have to feel it a little bit. I do. I get recognized a lot, and it's very nice, and I love the fans, and I appreciate it, but I'm scared of that moment when you're out with my kid at a park, and somebody's like, you suck. And my kids are going to be like, what was that?

You know. How old is your kid? Almost two. How's that going? I'm loving every minute of it. Oh, I just realized I left him in a Waymo. But, no, good. Good kid, cute, and it gets better every month.

Who's your favorite ever? Chris Rock in the 90s is up there for me. That run he had was unbelievable, and that's kind of what got me into comedy and got me in a stand-up. I always loved Seinfeld growing up. I'd watch it with my family, but I had the Seinfeld shout-out, and that was insane. Chris Rock in that 94-2005 was probably my favorite stand-up of all time. But then Louis had chewed up, and Bill Burr came around, and there's Brian Regan, there's Jim Afigan. There's Dave Attell. He's hilarious. So it's harder for me to pick a favorite ever,

but, you know, those are my favorites, probably. Is there a special, though, specifically, that you think of and go, man, that one hit me at the right time and the right way? Yeah, bigger and blacker and bring the pain. But then Norm, I'd probably say Norm is my favorite because no one is as funny as Norm all the time. Norm is funny on podcasts. He's funny on stage. He's funny on a TV show. He's funny in a movie. He's funny in an interview. He's never not funny. If you want to hear the full interview, just search for the Bobbycast on IHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcast or you can watch it on Netflix. But that's Mark Norman. He's my favorite current comedian now.

That's it. Hope you guys have a great weekend. Hope it's amazing. You go and you live your greatest weekend life. All you guys, live your greatest weekend life. Okay. Okay. We'll try.

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