The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Listener Has Hots For Show Member + Our Best Marriage Advice + Easy Trivia!

Episode Date: April 17, 2026

We play a voicemail from a listener who has the hots for someone on the show. Leaving other show members baffled by their taste. In Easy Trivia, everyone has recovered from last week that was much tougher than expected. However, Eddie is still just one win away from a championship but someone has their sights set on making sure he doesn't clench this week. We have listeners who just got married and set up a wedding voicemail line. We call it and leave them a message with our best wedding advice. Bobby talks about how research suggests that we can predict a child’s future success from the level of cleanliness in his or her home.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and listen to Learning to Be Human on IHard Radio, Apple Podcasts, or whatever you get your podcast. Welcome to Friday show. We got a big one. Morning studio. Morning! We're going to play easy trivia in like one second. If the category was, the answer starts with R.

Amy and the Wizard of Oz, what color are Dorothy's slippers? Red. More specific, please. Ruby? Ruby red is correct. Good job. Eddie, what? is known for mimicking sounds and is also the name of a superhero sidekick.

Robin. Yeah, I go. Batman's sidekick. Anthony Kedis is the lead singer of what rock band, Morgan? I don't know. Who is Cleetus? Cleetus. Pearl Jam.

It starts with R. Cleetus. Rolling stones. No, okay, no, no, no. Red Hot jelly members. Okay, so. That was funny. We are going to play that game next.

All right, time for easy trivia. Morgan's wearing the crown. She's the champ. The category is cowboy hats. Which Friends in Low Places singer is almost always seen wearing a cowboy hat? Mr. Garth Brooks. Thank you. Eddie, over to you.

Now, you have four wins. If you win this one, you're the new champ. Yeah. Which country artist is known for Amarillo by morning and is always supporting a cowboy hat on stage? That's George Strait. That's correct. Amy, which live like you were dying singer is famous for always performing in a cowboy hat? Tim McGraw.

Good. Abby, which where it's at? Country singer often wears a cowboy hat on stage. Kenny Chesney. Dustin Lynch. All right. So Abby would have missed that one. Oh my gosh.

Why do you let her play? Abby, why do you let her play? I go too fast. Let me think. So if it would have been a later round, she would have heard this. You've been Bo. Nobody goes home the first round, but mostly Abby does the second. Oh, my, come on.

All right, here we go. The category is famous Johnny's. Morgan. Who played Captain Jack Sparrow and Pirates of the Caribbean? Johnny Depp. Correct. Eddie, easy trivia. Who's best known for creating and starring in the stunt show Jackass?

Johnny Knoxville. Correct. Amy, who famously hosted the Tonight Show for 30 years from 1962 to 1992? Johnny Carson. Correct. Did I stop you too early? No, I said it. Carson.

No, I know it's Johnny Carson. I thought it was saying it. It's Johnny Carson. I know that. It felt like she was going to say Johnny Carsonagen. Okay, that's on me? I don't know. I'll have more patience.

All good. Abby. Exactly. Which is known, which singer is known as the man in black and saying ring of fire? Johnny Cash. Correct. The next category is science. Morgan.

What kind of bloods? cells fight infections. You got red blood cells. You got white blood cells. Which one does which? I think the white blood cells in your count. What kind of blood cells fight infections? Morgan is the champion?

Is it even simpler than that though? I hate this game sometimes. My brain goes too far. Okay. I think it's white blood cells. This is your white blood cell count that they pay attention to. Your answer is? White blood cells.

Correct. Eddie, what's the large? star in our solar system. Here we go. This is like, we're like, oh, the moon's a star. The sun, oh, the sun's a star. It's the sun. Is the moon a star?

No. Is it? What is it? What is your answer? It's the sun. Correct. The moon is not a star. What is it?

A moon. Makes sense. Idiot. Okay. Amy, how many states of matter are? there. Three. I need to wait, see if she has anything else to say.

I'm not going to say them in case the next question for somebody is what are. Your answer is? Three. Correct. Solid liquid and gas. Okay. Abby. That's not the next question.

What gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere? That is carbon dioxide. Correct. Next category is three word movie titles. Easy Trivia Morgan. What? movie stars Matt Damon as a South Boston janitor at MIT with a genius level aptitude for mathematics. Yeah, of course.

Matt Damon and it's a three-word movie. That's just going to throw me off the title. Matt Damon and he's in IT. What movie stars Matt Damon as a South Boston janitor at MIT with a genius level aptitude for mathematics? You know, I'm realizing in this moment I've not watched a lot of Matt Damon movie. Is it? This is going to be a movie I know. Three seconds? Down under?

Nope. Answer? Man on the moon. Incorrect. You've been bow. Guys? Goodwill hunting. Oh.

Correct. You know that? I don't think I've seen that one. I only recently watched it too. It's good. Okay. Eddie. Yeah.

What 1991 southern drama starring Kathy Bates is about a friendship centered around a cafe. What the excuse me? Can you repeat the question? I can. What 1991

Southern Drama starring Kathy Bates is about a friendship centered around a cafe? Oh, dude, this movie is so good. One of my favorite movies. I would say top 20 movie

fried green tomatoes. Correct. Yeah. What? Yeah. Great job. I don't know how you got to have a great job.

Because I love that movie. Amy, what 1994 comedy features two dimwitted friends on a road trip to return a briefcase. What 1994 comedy features two dim-witted friends on a road trip. Dumb and Dumber. To return a briefcase. That is correct. I had to make sure Ace Ventra Pet Detective. Abby, three-word movie titles is still your category. What 1998 Stephen Spielberg War movie follows soldiers trying to find a paratrooper behind enemy lines. Oh my gosh. This is hard. Okay, it's hard. Good.

Wait, can you repeat, like what it's about again? What, 1998 Stephen Spilberg War Movie follows soldiers trying to find a paratrooper behind enemy lines. What in the world? 98. I don't know. Five seconds? War and treaty. Oh, great movie.

You've been bow. I keep doing syllables. Guys? Saving private riot. Right. All right, next up, there are only two people left. What's up, Amy? Come on, Amy.

Amy needs to win to keep this alive. Yeah. Otherwise, Eddie's the new champ. Wow, again. Okay, same. I mean. The category is animals. Animals.

Eddie. Yeah. You are first. What is the slowest animal on land? Oh. I mean, based on the tractor, it's got to be a turtle of some sort. So, but is it like a tortoise? tortoise in the hair.

That's what the cartoon is. Ooh, a sloth. They're really slow, too. Oh, man, this is tough. What is the slowest animal on land? You have five seconds? All right, John Deere, don't let me down.

According to the tractor, it says the tortoise. What says turtle? But I'm going to go tortoise. A tortoise is the slowest. The answer is a sloth. Oh, my gosh. You've been boo. Come on, Amy.

I was thinking it was a snail. They're slow too. Not an animal, though. What are they? What? Insect or? Wouldn't that be like a crust? A shell?

Oh, yeah. Oh, a crustable? No, no. What would a snail be considered? Crescent. You say it's an animal and invertebrate. Okay. Okay.

But it's not the slowest. Okay. A sloth is. Wow. A snail is slow. It's faster than a sloth. I want to see the race. Okay, for the win.

What's a female deer called? A female deer. A deer. A deer. A female deer. Yeah. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Answer it. It's a doe.

Winner! Man. Snails are gastropod mollusks, making them more closely related to clams and octopuses than to insects. Well, insects are arthropods. I'm just shocked by a snail being an animal. Yeah, and then it's... I thought all, even crustacean or whatever you were talking about, those are animals too.

Crestation, that's like a lobster, right? But lobster isn't a lobster animal? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, oh yeah. Yeah. Snails are the most common yet mysterious animals that we can find in our backyards. And a sloth is... They are one of the only animals that are difficult to classify because our snails, insects, or bugs,

thankfully science has some answers to help us identify. let's learn. Is a snail an insect bug or something else? Snails are shelled creatures that belong to the gastropod class. Still, that doesn't necessarily answer the question, does it? No. Snails are not bugs

or insects, even though they share their traits and behaviors. Ah, that's awesome. That's from AZ animals. I learned something big today. You're so excited that you learn that. Wow, how about that? All right, Amy's our winner. Okay. There it is. anonymous in by

anonymous in bar there's a question to be had. Hello Bobby Bones. My wife has lost a lot of weight and I'm less attracted to her. I'm not sure what to do. She lost it in a short period of time. I find the drastic weight loss.

It does not look good on her. I found her more attractive when she was heavier. How honest should you be if your partner's body changes in a way that you don't like? Sign husband of a new wife. Well, a couple things here.

If she feels great, I think you keep your mouth shut. Also, why don't you like it? Could it be because you have not lost weight and it could, it's something about yourself? That could also be a reason that you don't like it because you're seeing her lose weight and you haven't. So it makes you feel less about yourself. Interesting take. So I think there's some dynamics here and play more than just you like her with more meat on her bones. Definitely could be, but I think if she feels great about it, you'd be supportive.

And I think you need to look at yourself. If you haven't lost weight and you always wanted to, but then she did, and you're jealous. Maybe you just don't like it that she's doing it and you're not. It makes you feel insecure as a man. So that would also be something I would put in play. Gentlemen, thoughts? Oh, I would tell him to reevaluate what he likes. I mean.

Just like different. Yeah, man, I'm going to tell you what. You should be happy that she is getting healthy and that. that she is trying to slim it down for you and you should... It may not be for him. He doesn't like it. I'm worried about him. That's obviously for herself.

It's not for him. Eddie? I remember when I started getting a little muscular and my wife was like, kind of the same situation where she was just like, man, you're like getting really jacked and I don't know if I liked that. There was a net. Okay. You know, so I mean,

I appreciated the comments when she said that. You know, I felt better. And I think after a while, she was just like, yeah, if you feel good, it's fine. Like I like it. But she honestly likes me a little more flabby. So when I was getting a little jack, he didn't like it that much.

That's why you're not jacked anymore? Yeah, that's kind of why I went back to Dad Bud. Good for you. Did it for her. Yeah. Well, so Eddie's wife was able to say it to him. Yeah, she did. Amy, I bet you, as they say dollars to donuts,

she never went to him and said, you're so jacked. I don't really like it that much. No, she really did. She even commented on my legs. She was just like, your legs are bigger than they've ever been. I don't know if I'm, I can't get used to that. I feel like there's a little hyperbole here, but okay.

I'm with you. What I would say to you, fella, is be happy for your wife. If she feels good, that's what matters most. And it could be something within yourself more than it is about how you feel about her. So that's what I would say based on that email. But thank you for emailing us. All right, close it up. We did a segment where Eddie was talking about the lady that cleans the building.

She doesn't work for our company, but she works for the building. And Eddie said, hey, she needs some help. Like, what can we do? So a lot of people have had questions since. Here's a voicemail. That poor cleaner, we all know she's not going to get any money a go fund me or any help now that Eddie is the project manager. Good God. How's Eddie's year of being taken seriously going?

Hashtag salsa fail. This is James from England. Keep up the good work. Take care. So people are calling in going, where's the update? We don't believe there's going to be a good update because Eddie's in charge. Lunchbox feels the same way. Yeah, I saw the video online.

I was like, wow, that's really nice at Eddie. You know what I mean? I've seen her at work and I have looked everywhere and I've not seen a go fund me. I've not seen any food or anything helping her out. And I'm just wondering, Eddie, what have you done? Have you even gone back to her to talk? Yeah, you guys told me to get some more information. So I hadn't seen her in a few days, but I did talk to her yesterday.

And I did get more information. And the update really is right now is she's going to the doctor on Friday. And after that appointment, she'll kind of have a better idea of what she needs to do about her illness. So if she needs to have surgery or go to a specialist, she'll know by Friday what that is. And I said, keep me updated because we want to help. But I didn't really want to come to you guys and be like, all right, so let's do a GoFund me when I really kind of wanted an idea of like how much help do you need from us. Right.

So that makes sense. That's where we're at. Yeah, she's here every day. I see her every day. No, I really had not seen her. I don't see her every day. In fact, I was just right before this segment, last bathroom break, I was like, hi, I will hope she's okay.

I have not seen her. I just think it's your history catching up with you. And I get it. And this is my year of serious. And this is even more serious because it's someone's life that we want to help. Like salsa, come on, guys. That's this, that's, that's, no, no, it's salsa. It's kidney.

There's like a lot of things. It's a big one, but yeah, yeah. It's fasting. So the update. No, I fasted. No, really. You can't eat meat. Guys, I'm being serious.

Okay. So that's the update. I will keep you. Once I get more information again, I will know what a goal there is that we can, that we need to hit. And then we'll do it go fund me and we'll go from there. Okay, there's the response. We're moving. Happy Pride Month, Toronto.

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We're here, since everyone has a podcast, we want it to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Niall Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food.

You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Brace yourselves. Teddy Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway used to wear Abercrombie and Fitch. It's that old? Really? Yeah, they were also the models in the mall with no shirt on.

You walk by, they'd be out there. All Ernest. Now, the label was an outdoors and sporting goods maker for almost 100 a year. years before it started specializing in young adult fashion in the early 1990s. No way. So big Abercrombie wears were Roosevelt and Hemingway. Although I will say this, I know Abercrombie and Fitch is like, oh, kids, they make good adult t-shirts.

Okay. Solid. Yeah. With no like crosses or emblems. I've seen those. Be jeweled. Nothing like that. Fun fact Friday, Amy.

So this is back in 1997. This guy, Devin, was living in England. and he thought he had owls in his garden and he would hoot to them every night, even noticing different response patterns. So he thought he was communicating with owls. Hoo! And the owls would whoo, who, who back. And then his wife discovered after months of this that their neighbor was outside,

whoing back to him. Did the neighbor know it was a joker? He also think it was the now. Well, from what the wife said, both men thought they were, talking to owls and they were hooing to each other. That's so funny, but you know what, dudes are dudes. I can't even be like, what idiots, dudes are dudes. That's pretty funny.

Eddie, when a baby panda is born, they are born smaller than a mouse, usually about four ounces. They're born pink, blind, and hairless. And then when they're grown up, they're about 200, 250 pounds. Wow. That's crazy. Oh, yeah, too, okay. Yeah, a panda.

Yeah. Yeah. Big old pandas. I'm looking out. They look like tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny pounds. They do look like tiny mice. How do they grow so quickly like that? That's crazy.

What's a lifespan of a panda? Don't know. Did you say quickly? I mean, it's a quick goo. Yeah, yeah. You do a lot of that I don't know. You know, giant pandas live about 20 years in the wild,

but 30 years or older with human captivity. Man, I don't know. Like, I just wonder how long it is from the mouse to 200 pounds. That's not very long, though. Well, they don't do anything. You're seeing a panda? They just kind of sit around and eat bamboo. Look at us. We don't do much.

That's a good boy. The oldest person, a father, a child was 96 years old. He believed that the reason he could still have children was that he was a vegetarian his whole life. And that person is Robert De Niro. No, him and Pacino, I think, had kids in their 80s. Older, yes. Yeah, they were old.

Yeah, he died in 2020 at the age of 104, but he was still able to have kids. So his kid was seven? I think Theo Vaughn's dad when he had him was in his 70s. Yeah. He's talked about that. Yeah, which is pretty crazy. All right, Morgan. So Sony originally partnered with Nintendo to create a disc-based accessory for the Super Nintendo,

but Nintendo canceled the deal, which is what led Sony to develop their own console. What we now know is the PlayStation. That's interesting because Nintendo never had discs. It was always cartridges. Okay, I'm a video game nerd. Yeah, but that probably didn't hit you guys that. Wow, that's crazy. If you, okay, let's say you're in war

and you're fighting against the enemy and the enemy's now coming over to you because they think everybody's dead so you just play dead, right? Yeah. And you're like, okay, I'm just gonna play dead. And then you get up and you go, then you kill them.

That is a war crime. According to the Geneva Convention. Yeah, but how do they enforce that? Well, they throw you in jail if they do find out. That's what happened. Oh, they do find out. Who throws you in jail? Geneva.

Mr. Geneva. If you play dead in order to kill her, capture an enemy in a war scenario, you're committing a war crime according to the Geneva Convention. But that's just if you play dead and shoot back though, right? Yeah, but you're trying to defend yourself. You can play dead. I think if you kill somebody while playing dead, that is a war crime. I think there are tort types of torture that are war crimes.

But a wise man once... Can you hide it and then try to kill somebody? Yes. You just can't play dead. Okay. That's weird. Because I've thought this before, like watching war movies. Oh, for sure.

Why don't they just play dead? I wouldn't trust it, though. I play dead and then right before they got to me like I gotta go I gotta go I can't I can't they can't do it I'd run but all fair in love and war I guess doesn't count if you're in Geneva You know what gets me with the

in the war movies I don't know what it was really like But if the chaplain was there It's like he was Nobody wanted to maybe that's part of the wars You didn't kill their chaplain And so they'd have their Bible out I would just be like have a Bible with me I'd have a whole infantry of chapter

of chaplains. Yes, I'm a chaplain. There's 300 people coming down holding up Bibles. We're all here. And then all the sudden, boom, bo, bo, bo.

Oh, man. Yeah, we'd be all locked up in Geneva. Yeah. All right, there you go. Lunchbox, did you go? No, I didn't go, man. Hey, you know when baby gets their teeth,

they can come out with a cavity. That's it, depending on it the mom ate a lot of sugar during pregnancy or certain medications, their teeth can come out with cavities already in them. That's great.

My baby's going to come out with teeth. Maybe's going to go to the dentist. No, it's just a lot of sugar. Trust me, I didn't that for both of us. Fun Fat Friday. All right, voice smells. We are currently in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on our one-year anniversary trip, and we ran into a couple.

They're here with the Price is Right. They want a trip to Jackson Hole on the Price is Right. They had to choose their weekends, some blackout dates, everything that Lunchbox said. So we were wondering if Lunchbox has scheduled his trip yet. Thanks, Daniel. Daniel, the question's for you. Because you want a trip to Talamuca, Talmika, what's it called?

Who are you guys talking to? You, Daniel. Price is right. You had a name tag on and say Daniel? Yeah, oh, that was on the show. But on here we call me Lunchbox. Yeah, yeah. I want a trip to Temecula, California.

Yeah. Are we anywhere towards... I have not booked the dates yet. I do need to do that. Okay. Because I have 30 days, I believe, from when it airs, to submit my dates, and they will pick the dates I get to go. Have you looked to see what the rest of do in Tomecula?

No, because it's like a resort. Like, you go to a resort and they... Like Mike Vrabel stuff? Yeah. Private bungalow, everything. Cool, hot tub and cold hands and things like that. Interlock fingers. Interlock fingers.

Nothing to see here, though. That's cool, Daniel. Let us know. When you check in, are you going to check in under lunchbox or Daniel? Great question. Great question. Lunchbox. Hmm.

Hmm. I don't know. I don't have to be Daniel. You'll have to be Daniel. Daniel won this prize. They'll be like, no, we see here. We've already moved down from that, guys. Okay.

Thank you for your time. Lunchbox. Daniel. Next one, Ray. I just want to respectfully say that Scuba Steve, respectfully, is a fine, fine man. The finest on the show, and arguably one of the finest man in Tennessee, I don't know, but he is so fine. Scuba thoughts?

Respectfully. Respectfully. Thank you very much. I don't really think of myself that way, so I'm glad that you do. Thank you. Find us on the show. Any thoughts from the guys here? I mean, you know, people are attracted to different things. She has our opinions.

It's weird, but people just like certain things. Oh, you think he's like a fetish? Yeah, like, I don't think the majority of... Oh, you think that I'm like a weirdo? I'm like a weirdly like me. You can't just like me? I mean, she said the Tennessee, like the most attractive in Tennessee. Well, she said on the show and then in the state. So you think to like someone like Scuba, because I described Scuba,

He's got a big beard. He's got a lot of hair on his body. He's got a bald head. I don't think there's anything like weird about that. This is different. Okay. This is different. You have no hair?

But she's not talking about me. Yeah, but like what's different between you and I? We're very similar looking dudes. We both don't have hair. We have a little bit of facial hair. We're both sort of out of shape. We both have a lot of kids. Both stressed and tired.

You're basically the same person. That's true. Yeah. I get in the sun. I'm tan like you. What's up? Yeah. Thank you for the call.

Give me the next one. Hey Don from Florida Just calling to let Eddie know That three gentlemen Triplets went to Turkey For their hair plugs Or their hair transplants And they look good

Check it out Thanks studio Did you see the story? Uh-uh The three guys They all would like compare hair They're all brothers obviously triplets And they went to Turkey

To get their hair transplant together And they look good? Yeah Well it's still When I saw it was still pretty new I just thought it was fun they went That documentary though of those, like three brothers, what was it called?

Three identical strangers. Three identical strangers. What a great documentary that was. Oh, man. You guys haven't seen that. So good. Morgan, have you seen it? No, I don't think so, no.

Wow. My son just watched it because, you know, I was like, oh, man, you need to watch this one. He watched it. He loved it. It is on Tooby for free. That is where you can watch free stuff. But it's on, if you're looking for something to watch, Morgan.

You think I'd like it? Yeah, absolutely. I don't know that there's anybody that wouldn't like it. It's wholesome. It's crazy. It's wow. It's, it's called. three identical strangers.

They're triplets. I don't want to spoil it, but it's basically in the title. They were separated at birth. Okay, I'll watch it. And then they find, they're just like, wait. Intrigued. You look just like me. It's Spider-Man me.

Yes. Wait, what? Yeah, so to listeners, too, if you haven't watched that, and then once you watch it, give us a review, call our voicemail. Again, you can call our voicemail about anything. 877-77 Bobby. Call in live or call leaves a voicemail. Now in the morning

And then you turn the radio on And the dial just keeps on turn This is the Bible Mourke's on turn Now time for the morning, Corny Kevin Red Ever trying to put you through Mike Dees right in this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic

So you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaughn's story Now time for the morning, Corny Corny. What does it be say flying backwards? Zub. Zub. Zub, zub.

That's good. That was the morning corny. All right. All right, voicemail. I'm confused about lunchbox. Is his real name not Jason? Is it actually Daniel? And if it's Daniel, what was with Jason?

I'm just confused and wondering. Thank you. Bye. Lunchbox, Daniel, Jason? Jason Gibble is a name we made up when we were kids because when we were in the little white criminals, my gang, we would do gang activity. And if we got caught, you needed to have a fake name. And you would yell, like if you were hiding somewhere and you didn't know where your buddy was, you didn't want to yell your real name. So they would yell, Jason!

Jason! That way I'd know it was them. His gang activity was basically stealing ice cream. And throwing things at cars and things like that. But your gang name was Jason, huh? That's how hardcore they were. Also. Some people are like stubby, killer.

I saw a picture of little white criminals like a month ago. They weren't all white. No, they weren't. Oh, they weren't. No. That was the irony of it. I was shocked. It was kind of racist.

So, why Daniel? That's just what they put down on my thing. On your thing? On his birth certificate. On my name tag. On your name tag on Price is Right. Yeah. They just wrote that randomly.

Well, they looked at my ID. And your ID said, Yep. It said, yep. Nope, it said it. It said... Why can't you say it? No, we go by lunchbox here again.

It said, Daniel? Yep, that's what it said. But we're moving on from that. We've moved on. We are Jason Gibble or lunchbox. That way, what you can address me by. You heard it from Daniel himself. All right, there you go. Hey, thanks for the voicemail.

877, 77 Bobby, if you want to leave one. Randy Glanville, she was a housewife, right? Yes. She had to go to the hospital because she was doing this thing on TikTok where you used to take a garlic clove in your ear. Oh, my. She's medical advice from the internet. So she said that she got a cold from her son, and then she went over to TikTok, and they said use a garlic clove to help with your congestion.

And she was like, garlic, I put it in my ear, couldn't get it out. It went down further. How to go to urgent care the next day to get it taken out. The 53-year-old reality star recalled she was just trying to clear up her sinuses. She also noted her son told her that he had a cold and then put it in his ear and it fixed it. Oh. That's interesting. She listened to her son.

Page six. Well, she listened to the internet. Well, yeah. It fixed her son. But, oh, just for the smell alone, I wouldn't be able to put it in my, any hole in my face. Yeah, because you don't smell through your ear. So, no, the goal, but that's right there. You're telling me you don't smell through your ear.

I mean, it's very close. I mean, anything is it sound like I can't put it in there. I'm going to smell it the whole time. You can't. In any hole of here, I wouldn't be able to do it. Next up, if you want your kids to be smart, make sure your home is clean. Research suggests that they can predict a child's future success by the level of cleanliness in their home. Why do you think that is?

Because clutter is very distracting. Children raised in clean homes were later found to have completed more school and have higher earning potential. Scientists speculate that clean homes indicate a family that values organization and other helpful skills that are taught at home, the organization, that are taken out of the home to school and to work from the university. see in Michigan. What'd say lunch, frogs? I'm done. Like, my kids are going to be dumb in the rock. I mean, it's kind of generational. My house was messy and everybody says, I'm dumb. And now I'm texting my wife and said, bad news. Our kids are going to be idiots who's our house is so dirty. You need to clean it. You need to clean it. Like, it is bad news. Oh, man. You don't need a clean house. I don't care about a clean house. I

really don't care. That is so crazy. I can't, I can't function. Or let's say, I guess I can. I function at such a higher level when my home feels put together. That's weird to me because I look at it as a waste of time because I have three kids and if you clean it, guess what? In 20 minutes, it's going to be messy again. So why waste my time? You can teach them to kind of pick up after themselves. You can do that. And if kids are smarter because they're learning organizational skills, I guess my question is, do you know, at what age do you know your kids are about to be smart for real?

Or do you just think your kids are going to be smart anyway and they prove you right or wrong? I would say by fifth grade, you kind of have an idea how smart they're going to be. Oh, that feels late. Yeah, I felt like now. My kids are seven, so first grade, kindergarten, and one's four-year-old. And I'm like, I don't know if there's much hope. There's like a job. With any of them?

I thought you were going to pick one. No, no. The oldest one, I think, all right, kind of smart. Like, he kind of pays attention in school. The other two, I think they're going to be the goofy, just like, I'm here to entertain. That also could be a version of smart. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a jump, though, like from fourth to fifth grade, somewhere around there where, like, school just gets more difficult. And then you see, like, some of them go like, eh, I'm done. Like, I don't get it. I'm not going to try anymore. And then some, like, oh, this is easy to me. Yeah, that's what I did. After fourth grade, I gave up.

I was like, I'm done with school. See? That's when I quit. Were any of you guys putting GT? Me? I was. You got to tell the truth. No, I was in gifted and talented.

I thought you said you quit. No, no, I quit on school after fourth grade. I mean, because it was math, and the other one was English gifted and talented. Oh, you have different versions of it? Yeah, and I was, well, I mean, it's both, but they wanted to take me out of Gifts and Talented because I wasn't good at the English part. I was good at the math. I'm not buying this. Why do you mean you don't buy it?

It's 100% true. And they were like, we need to take him out because he's not good at the English part. My mom's like, there's a month left in school. Like, relax. They ripped you out of Gift and Talented? They wanted to, yeah. You were? Obviously.

Yeah, come on, dude. Yeah, in kindergarten. Kindergarten? Was that a thing? Kindergarten? They pulled me out. I was learning the alphabet. I know.

My grandma worked with me a lot as a young, young kid. So I went in, was pretty good with numbers, could read. A grandma worked with me a lot. And also, my aptitude, good. But I was always told I was smart, so I think that helped me feel like I was smart, which made me smart. Like, I think that affected it. I don't think it's just like... Oh, yeah, just like being told you're not, like, you're slow.

Oh, here we go. Okay, we got a little real life coming out and I didn't get it. Who said that? I just said, that's a story I've been telling myself for a long time. Is that I'm not capable or I'm not as smart as other people? And I think if people are telling you that, you start to believe it. And then you start to believe it. So then it, yeah, you have these invisible limits that you put on yourself.

Whereas... Or you have no limits these... Exactly. Because I never felt like I had limits. I didn't go to a great school, obviously. But, yeah, I was always, like, they always told me, they could have been lying. But, like, you're the smartest kid. And I would win, like, statewide poetry con.

Dude, I was like. But I think all that was set up, though, because I was told at a young, young age. So when my kids say they're going to play in the NBA, like, what do I tell them? They're saying that. I know, but what do I tell them? Like, if you put your mind to it, you can do it. Like, I'm just lying to them if I say that. No.

But that's not. I think you're talking about two different. Two different things. Yeah. But you're saying if I tell them like, hey, you're super smart, then they're going to grow up believing that. I think anybody that's told something over and over again, they will start believing that good or bad. If who's telling them is credible. So I don't say that credible.

So I would. But if somebody credible consistently tells you something over and over again, or it could even be in a relationship, right? It doesn't have to be smarter. I may to say dumb, but if somebody tells you something and you trust and you believe that person, you will believe that. Okay. Well, and then it becomes your internal dialogue. So then, yeah, someone may say it to you. And it gives you confidence or lack of confidence, which affects how good you are, how hard you try.

Yeah, I think a big part of my success was they pulled me out way early, put me in GT and kindergarten. I stayed in it forever. But I was like, man, the one thing I was good at because I wasn't, I didn't get decent at sports until like 11th grade. And then it only got decent. Like I maxed out a decent, but it was good because I played smart. But when I did Quiz Bowl, I walked in the room, they knew. I was. It was the only time I ever felt like that in my whole life. Because I felt very much like an unseen child my whole life.

When I went to Quisible competitions in seventh grade and I was playing 12th graders. You're seeing. Like I still get like chills. That's when I felt like I own this place. It was awesome. I don't say that arrogantly, but that's the only time I ever felt like I belonged and I was good. It was freaky. I had a buzzer.

I was a little cocky sucker too. I dominate. It was amazing. It's amazing. But I think a lot of that's based on, and I ask that about your kids. Like if you tell somebody something over and over again, if you're believable, they'll believe it and it can affect what they pursue in life. So, but yeah, clean your house.

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Hey, Niall. It was the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else really. is it. You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcast. Okay, listen to this voicemail. My name's Brody Horner. My wife and I just got married in Mexico, and we do this thing where it's called After the Tone. I'm not sure if any of you guys have heard of it, but there's a phone number,

and you guys can call it and it just goes straight to voicemail kind of like this did and we'd love if you guys could leave us a voicemail congratulating us um if not we get it but it'd just be really cool i know it'd make my wife really happy just in case the phone number is 330 590 5229 but i hope you guys do it thanks again bye what i wish is that he would have said his wife's name oh right oh wait well you can say the horners yeah yeah because that's what they are you know what kind of a weird name to have to take on. Yeah, Orners. I mean, all this.

Not the worst I've heard. Huh. Yeah. Because, you know, that's kind of a good. And you have a kid? Oh, that's where it gets bad. Oh, yeah. Well, he had to live it.

I know. Poor Brody. Brody horny. You know what that was happening. Okay. Can we call the, we're going to call the number. And we left it on. So if listeners want to call it too, they can.

If they're hearing out of the podcast. They're dialing it. So they're going to put a separate. up here. Have you guys done this before? No, no, I've never heard of this. I haven't either. They got married in Mexico, made it back alive, I'm assuming. Thank goodness. We got her? Got him? Got him? The message after the phone. Hello, Horners. It is the Bobby Bone show.

Hey, Horners. We each have a special message to tell you as we wish you the best in your marriage. My special message is this. To the Horners. I hope... I don't know. You wish you many? No, I mean, I do. I hope they have a happy marriage,

but it's like, I don't want to give them any like long term. Like, oh, it lasts forever. I hope that you look at your freaking marriage one month at a time and you're like,

what can we do this month that keeps us strong? You look at it in many steps instead of long, because that's what makes ours work. It's like we just really focus on today. So focus on today. Have a good time.

And then, I don't know. That's practical. It's good. It's like way too practical for a voicemail line. I tell myself when I'm going through something hard though, I'm like one day at a time. Yeah, and I don't want it to be like it's terrible. Yeah.

Marriage is such a net gain if done right. And I hate when people give that stupid advice like, just communicate. Okay, that makes sense. Some people don't know how to communicate. That's right. Oh, my bad. That was going to be my. No, I know, but it's just such a hard thing.

Are we still recording with them? Yeah. One day at a time, one week at a time, one month at a time. And the next thing you know, time has gone by and you have a happy marriage. You're also going to fight. And that's okay. Every fight is not death. So, okay, Amy, over to you.

This is something that I said at Bobby's rehearsal dinner before his marriage. And you can read more about it if you Google Brinay Brown talking about how marriage isn't 50-50 because you often hear that. And some days it's going to look way different than that. You're both giving 100%. So if you each have 100% in the tank. you may be having a bad day and you could communicate with your wife like hey this this and this happen and I'm sitting at about 20% well if she happens to be having a stronger day she's like hey you know what I got you I can be the other 80% for you or you're 100% as a total excuse me

so then y'all can cover each other's back but there might be a day where she's like oh shoot I'm at 20% too and that's when y'all can huddle together look at the calendar how can you adjust the day to make sure that you both can rejuvenate in the right way so that the next day, you're not both still sitting even less than 20%. I'm big on percentages too. My wife and I do this thing where it's, hey, would you do this or help me do this? Like how much do you want me to do it? How many percentage?

Usually if it's over 70, we do it. If it's not, we debate. She's like, I only want a 45%. You know, it doesn't really work for me. It's time. So I'm going to go with no. But if it does, absolutely do it. We do that stuff a lot.

That's good. It's very practical. It's a practical. It is. But that's like, that's how I live. Very pragmatic. Eddie anything. Yeah, Horners, congratulations.

This is awesome, man. Enjoyed this moment because you just got married. I don't know if you're doing your honeymoon now, but this is the best time of your marriage. It's going to get hard. It's going to get real difficult. I do believe that marriage is one of the most difficult things we're going to do in our life.

Oh, what are you doing? It's too serious. No, you're nailing. Hey, communication though, man. Communicate with each other. Be open with each other. There's an issue that you guys have. Just communicate it.

guys remember in the hard times in life you have one partner with you at all times and that's going to be your spouse so look across the room you're in it together congratulations man i would say therapy oh my god that's where i learned how to communicate with my wife i'm a great macro communicator i can talk to a million people at a time i could do a theater no problem i had to learn how to communicate with a single person because we we go every two weeks still we go it's the best things ever happened to us. We've been going since we got married, before we got married. So therapy is massive. It's awesome. It's hard sometimes. But again, the net gain is so good. If you can do that, do that. Lunchbox? The Horners, I want to apologize about my colleagues boring you to death with their voicemail.

Hopefully this is still recording because I got the best advice. Still flirt with your wife. If you used to go to the grocery store with her and you'd walk by and slap her on the butt, keep slapping her on the butt, man. Just because you're married doesn't mean you'd have to stop flirting. let the fun stuff continue. It doesn't have to get boring and lame and tame. Be you. If she likes a little squeezer, give her a little squeezer. Squeezer?

Yes, come on, man. That's what is. Have fun with it. It doesn't have to get all serious. Laugh at each other. That's what I'm saying. If you're at the grocery store, though, make sure it's your wife and not somewhere else.

Yeah, yeah. Not someone in similar pants. Correct. Because that will get you in trouble for sure. And then you have to draw the line. Yes. Yeah, Horner, but live up your name, man. I think, though, the hornet.

here. I hope we didn't fill up their inbox so nobody else can call. Everybody else tries to leave them one and we've taken up all of the face. They have to like pay more to keep listening to it. Yes. Congratulations guys. Fantastic. Thank you for listening to the show. Thanks for leaving us a voicemail. We're really rooting the best for you guys and hope you have a fun, safe honeymoon. If you're in Mexico, I imagine you stayed. Yeah, that'd be cool. Probably right. You don't go to do you go, do you ever do a destination and then come right back and then go on another honeymoon or do you just stay on the destination wedding? I mean, we stayed, so I don't know. Yeah. What other people?

people do. All right. Horners, rock and roll. I don't know. How do you end that? All right, bye guys. I can hang up now. That never cut us off, right, Ray? It said it was still on. Guys, I'll be honest. When Amy was going, I was worried, like we're going to hear a beat. What? I felt like I said it in a pretty concise way. Well, no, because these message things,

like, they're usually pretty short. You didn't want you, you wanted your shot? You're the most depressing. Not depressing. It really was. Realistic. There are times. Are you applying mine was the worst? No, no, no. It was just, it was just dragon. A dragon. A little dragon. Yours was... Why are you all crazy?

Yeah, you know what do you mean? This is the worst... Every guy? It's full of hateerade. Yeah, I don't know what's going on, guys. He is full of hatred. Something's up. Congratulations to the Horner.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from California. A man was driving a car. He wrecks it, barricades himself inside. So SWAT responds. Active situation.

SWAT is surrounding the vehicle behind their vehicle. When, the news camera zooms in on one of the officers, and he's scrolling a dating app in an active SWAT situation. I mean, those can take forever. Yeah. The apps? The SWAT situation. Getting a date on that?

I don't know about that. Yeah, was he supposed to be, listen, he's probably supposed to be paying attention. I mean, he is probably like eight feet from the vehicle. So he's behind the SWAT vehicle, but looking at a dating app. But what hour into this are we talking? Does it matter? It doesn't. but we're just wondering.

We're curious. Like at what point... I don't say... If we're like in a 12-hour standoff, let the guy get on Tinder, you know. Yeah, you might get a little break. Maybe he was having a break. A lunch break.

Yeah, yeah, I get... And also, news person... What are you doing? Yeah, man, come on. There's no, you throw him under the bus. Zoom in and on him. Well, I mean, if you saw a swap person on a dating app, you'd probably be like, okay.

I would laugh. I would laugh. I would laugh. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the day. All right, voicemail hit it. You said that you do not like wine. But as far as I know, you've always said you've never tried alcohol.

So that's kind of a contradiction. How do you know you don't like it if you've never tried it? Just wondering. I never ate poop. You're pretty certain you don't like it, though. Yeah. Yeah. That can't taste good.

Yeah. Yeah, smart. Wine doesn't smell good to me. I've had, like, cake with, like, cooked wine or something. or whatever. You would not taste it. You wouldn't? Yeah, wine and food is cooked out.

I mean, there's flavors, but you wouldn't get the same as if you were drinking a glass of wine. Yeah, so I think that's the closest to a flavor. I've smelled it. But again, if you're like, well, you never had it, so how do you know? I always hit him with a never ate poop. It's a good rob bottle. Yeah. It really is.

But you can probably smell a lot of things and just know it's probably not for your taste buds, right? Is there anything you ever go, man, that smells so bad, then you eat it and it's good? I can think of like a couple cheeses I've ever had in my life where it stinks but then it tastes good. That's a good one. But now I can't even eat cheese anymore so that doesn't even hold up. Anything for you that smells bad that you like eating? No, I think I...

That's my point. You? Brussels. Do they smell? I think they stink. And they do taste good. But it's all the other things on the brussels sprout. Like the brussels stink, but it's what flavors you add to it.

A lot of people say broccoli. I don't like broccoli, but it stinks and then people love broccoli. It kind of smells like a fart. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I don't have a bad smell association with all the one of those. What about oysters? You like the way oyster smell? It's kind of gross.

Like the ocean? Again, I don't have a negative relationship with the smell of an oyster. Shrimp. They smell bad? Yeah. Get it on your hands like, whoa. Lunchbox. Smells bad.

Oh. I know, I don't want to eat him. That's it. But we like him. Thank you for the voicemail, though. Again, leave us one at any time. 877, Bobby. Hit us up with the voicemails. We're done with the show. Bye, everybody.

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Hey, Nile. It was the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey, Hey Jonas on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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