The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: What Does Our Perfect Date Night Look Like? + Woman Fakes Pregnancy To Her Family + Did Amy's Divorce Get Nasty?

Episode Date: October 24, 2025

Bobby talked about his successful date night with his wife last night which has been rare because of her being pregnant. We all shared what a successful date night looks for us at this point in our lives.  We talked about the crazy story of a so-called young “mom” who admitted to bizarrely faking her entire pregnancy and even trying to pass off a silicone doll as her newborn! Bobby talked about  a court that ordered a man to pay his ex-wife compensation after he saved her contact as "Chubby". Amy talks about how she would feel if that would have happened during her divorce. We also start a new round of Easy Trivia but it's met with some controversy as Eddie gets to kick someone out of this round.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah.

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Morning studio. Morning. Easy trivia. Eddie kicks someone out in a minute. But you know what? The cast of the last round, we'll do the example questions first. Okay. Eddie.

What invention allowed people to take photographs? The camera. Correct. Categories inventions, Amy. What invention allowed people to make phone calls over long distances? The telephone. Correct. It's easy trivia.

Couldn't be easier. Abby, what invention allows people to see things that are very far away in space? Telescope. Correct. Lunchbox, what invention lets people travel under the sea in a pressurized vessel? Oh, that's a submarine. Correct. Eddie won the championship.

He has 11 total championships. Double that of Amy. And Lunchbox has two. Boom. Wow. So if he has 11, how many do I have? Five and a half. Well, that's why I was confused.

That's a good math, though, because I said 11 and Amy's like double. Yeah. Yeah, I was like, good for you. Thank you. I didn't question it. I was like, yeah. You're like impressive, but I'm really good at this game. All right.

Eddie, you get to eliminate somebody anyway. Of the players that played last round as the champion, kick them out. So, yeah, normally I would be like, you know what, Amy's my biggest competitions, get her out. But I'm not doing that. I want competition when I play this game. So Abby, see ya. Well, I was competition. Abby, come.

Yeah, she does great. I won a couple times. Did you kick out the weakest? Kick out the weakest. And I want people to see me win against the strongest. You think lunchbox is stronger than me? Okay. Well, you have no championships.

Oh. Okay. Well. Just stay in the classroom. Turn her mic off. Here we go. Women of the 90s. Eddie, are you ready?

Yeah, and Morgan's in? All right. Which female country singer? Blue as her debut single in 1996. That's Leanne Rhymes. Correct. Amy, which 90s country female singer or singers had hits like, There's Your Trouble and Ready to Run?

The Chicks. Correct. Lunchbox. Which singer had strawberry wine in the early 90s? Dina Carter. Correct. Morgan, which 90s country star had hits like This Kiss and Breathe? Faith Hill.

Correct. Next round. The answer starts with. G. Eddie, what blonde, nerdy character is Wayne's best friend in Wayne's world? Garth. Correct. Amy, what country music superstar is known for friends in low places in the dance? Garth Brooks. Correct. Lunchbox, what popular search engine has become a verb meaning to look something up? Google! Correct. Morgan, what crunchy orange snack is shaped like little fish and famously smiles back? Goldfish.

Correct. Next round, the category is soft drinks. Everybody remains. If you miss it, you'll hear this sound. You've been bow. Eddie, what root beer brand is known for its frosty mug logo? A&W. Correct.

Well done. Amy, what green colored soda is made by Pepsi and is famous for its citrus flavor and high caffeine? High caffeine. That's my hint. It is Mountain Dew. Correct. Lunchbox, what soda is famous for having 23 unique flavors? What? What soda is famous for having 23 unique flavors?

23 unique flavors. What soda? Five seconds? Guys? Dr. Pepper. Correct. Human bone. I got it. It has been eliminated. Morgan.

What clear lime lemon soda? is made by the Coca-Cola Company. Let me read that again. What clear lemon-lime soda is made by the Coca-Cola Company? I believe that would be sprites. Correct. Internet memes, three remain.

Eddie, there's a famous meme that shows two superheroes pointing at each other. What superhero is it? Spider-Man. Correct. Amy, there's a meme featuring a feline with a permanent scowl.

What cat is that? What? What's the category? internet memes oh yeah there's a meme featuring a feline with a permanent scowl what cat is that what kind of cat or has a name five seconds a scout chest charred chest charred chest chester cat just her cat don't tell me it's garfield grumpy cat grumpy cat is correct who's grumpy cat oh i didn't remember that one is a grumpy cat a jesterer cat Morgan there's a meme that superimposes a Crying basketball players face on other images.

Who is the crying basketball player? Oh, that's tough. I know exactly what this meme is, but I don't know. The basketball player. Is it Michael Jordan? I think it's Michael Jordan. It sure looks like him. I don't think it's LeBron James.

I don't think it's Shaq. Five seconds? I think it's Michael Jordan. Correct. Crying Jordan meme. There are two people left. Morgan and Eddie. Eddie, Hedy Phil.

I feel fantastic. This is the best scenario I can be in. I'm doing pretty good today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The category is red superheroes. Eddie, which superhero wears a red suit is blind, has heightened senses, fights crime in hell's kitchen, and is a lawyer by day.

Hold on a, what? What? He's blind? Which superhero wears a red suit is blind, has heightened senses, fights crime in hell's kitchen, and is also a lawyer by day. The crap.

You're feeling pretty good, remember? I was until I heard this question. Red suit, it's either Flash. Is he blind? Hell's Kitchen? Is it Gordon Ramsey? Like, I don't understand. Who's the one that's kind of like mean?

It's not blind, though. I'm going with Flash. It's not wrong. Flash is not blind. Who's blind in a superhero? Daredevil. Oh, you've been bold. Morgan for the win.

Oh, and superheroes? She loves superheroes. Yeah, this is her thing. Which superhero has a red and gold armored suit and is a genius billionaire playboy. That would be Tony Stark, Iron Man. Correct. Morgan's our winner. Congratulations.

Thank you. Hello, Bobby Bones. Years ago, my wife believed in me when I wanted to start my dream business. We struggled for a long time. It finally paid off. The company's doing great. It's given us everything we wanted. Stability, a house, but I'm burnt out.

The business that once motivated me now just drains me. I want to do something new, but asking her to trust me all over again feels like too much. How can I tell her I want us to walk away from the dream that she helped build? Sign living the dream. It's a good email. What do you say, Amy? Oh, gosh, this is hard. I think you need to have the conversation with her.

And I think that she'll be okay with it. If you're miserable and unhappy and know you need to walk away, you'll can work on a solution together. Yeah, I think you say, hey, I'm burnt out. And I don't feel like I can be the dad and the husband that you want me to be being this burnt out. And I think a lot of it stems from like the success that we've built doing this. And I'd love to sell it and start a new dream. And here is, and I think you need to actually prove the stability you'll continue to have for the next amount of time while you build the new dream.

If she's someone who needs to see that. And if you can do all that, chase it. you know, keep going. But yeah, I think you need to start it with, I'm not my best for you as a husband or for a dad or our kids because I'm feeling this burnt out. That way it doesn't feel like a, and it's not selfish. It's not selfish. But that way it doesn't feel selfish where if you're just like, I want to burn out, I need to change my job and give away our business. No, things evolve and things have an expiration date at times.

And also a question that is helpful for me during times like this and others actually got her from Donald Miller. and he helps people create businesses is what does this now make possible? So if you do pivot from this, what is now possible for you and your family and your wife and your life? And prove that you still have money. Because what's possible is all fun and all dreamy dreamland. But if you got to make sure you can pay the bills, so it's like, hey, I'm burnt out. And we sell the business. I think we can do this.

And here's we have a good year and a half before we even have to do anything else. Like you can do the logical side of it and the, hey, I just don't have fulfilled. side of it. If you can present that at the same time, all good. It's just also she was with you at the beginning for all this and she knows that's who you are. She's not going to be so surprised that you're this person still. Even if you haven't been that person in a while because you've been doing the day to day, the mundane part of success, I think she's not going to be shocked at this because she's already been with that version of you earlier on. So that's what we say. You got to go and you got to tell her because you're going to be so resentful and tired and time's ticking.

Here's thinking about time. I don't know if you guys know this. It don't stop ticking. It don't stop ticking. Thank you for the email. Good luck with that. That's an awesome problem to have. That's like the best problem to have is that you're burnt out and you want to move on from your old dream because you've crushed it so much.

So yeah, good luck. Be happy to have this problem. That's what's up. All right, close it up. My wife and I went to dinner last night, which she really hasn't had the energy to do for a while. My wife is pregnant. Who knew that would be a thing? Like you'd be more tired when you were pregnant.

Yeah. Your body's working. I'm kidding. Oh. Yeah. Sometimes I don't know with you guys. Exactly, because that's how I play it. I play it.

You never know. You never know with me. My wife's pregnant. She's pretty pregnant. She's almost very pregnant. And so a lot of times she's just like, ah, man, I don't have it in me. And then not to share too much. My wife's had illness pre.

But she was so sick in the early part of her pregnancies where she was throwing up so much every day that acids from her stomach was creating holes in her mouth. Oof. Because it was happening five, six, seven times. And so a day. And so she was actually feeling pretty good. So we go out, we had a great time last night. We went and we had dinner.

What sucks is we have this matching, not the same, but we have a list of foods we can't eat. Because we went to a sushi place, but she can't eat anything like that. So she has to eat like the meat, like the normal meat. That's not fish. Yeah. Yeah. Is that what it is? It's not real.

You can't rock. Yeah. I don't know if it was fish or if it was. was wrong. I should really look this stuff up. Because what I knew was she was like, I can't have a lot of this stuff, but she was finding and here I am going, I can't have dairy. So there was like all combined like three things we could have. And so we had a nice dinner. We then got ice cream, which is great, which except I always have to get the vegan ice cream. Oh, right. I'm not a vegan, but vegan ice cream doesn't have dairy.

It's so annoying. Does it taste good? It's fine. I've already made this all about me. This is what I do at home too. She's pregnant, but I'm like, oh, I can't eat dairy. And then we listen to Switchfoot for like 20 minutes. Okay. In the car?

Yeah, driving. Had she never heard of Switchfoot? She had. So my wife has an interesting, and I mean, we have an interesting like Venn diagram of where we cross over with music. So she's a decade younger than I am. So we definitely don't have the music taste. What's funny is in the car, I'm always turning like counting crows up. So you don't have the baby to have good music to hear in the worst.

It's counting crows, John Mayer, some, you know, cranberry, zombie, you know, that really wanted to fulfill. That's James Taylor sometimes. And so it's a lot of that because whomever drives gets basically the ox, like I said, but it's just the Bluetooth. And so switchfoot comes on a playlist. I'm very into Alanis right now again, which we talked about on the podcast because Alanis is doing this whole set of shows in Vegas and I like to go to that.

The only problem with it, I don't want to go anywhere. Yeah. It's not close. That's tough. Yeah, I mean, I'd love to go to it. Don't think of holding me back because I don't want to go anywhere. So we're listening to a lot of Alanis and Switchfoot comes on the playlist and she's like,

oh, she starts singing, You were mad to be so much more. And she's like, gang, Switchfoot hits hard. like, how do you know Switchfoot? And she's like, I think a walk to remember, or there's a Mandy Moore movie where Switchfoot apparently. Oh, okay. There's a lot of Switchfoot in a Mandy Moore movie.

Oh. And then another one comes on, because Switchfoot has another song. What's the other one? There's you, you, we, and then there's, what's the other one called? Dare you to move. I dare you to move. You know that one? Yeah, I dare you to run.

I don't know if that's the right lyric. Yeah, yeah. But I know what you would. And my wife, as a kid growing up, didn't get to run. to listen to music that wasn't Christian music. It was all Christian music. And Switchfoot was a crossover Christian band. So that was our successful date night.

We went to a nice place where we could only have like four items combined with her eating nothing raw and meat. I don't know why I went to a sushi place when she could have nothing raw. Yeah, who picked that? Oh, no. Well, I think I think accidentally. Yeah. Yeah.

Because she was feeling good. And I was like, we need to take advantage of you feeling good because you haven't been feeling good for a couple of reasons. So we did that. It was a walk to remember Mandy Moore. Switchfoot was in that movie. And so she knew that. So we went and had a nice dinner. We had some ice cream. And then we listened to Switchfoot.

And then I, to put the cherry on top, slept upstairs. Wow, man. Thank you. Thank you. Good job. Come on, guys. Hold your applause. Oh, sorry. Because it's difficult for her at times when I'm sleeping in the bed rolling around and she's pregnant and can't sleep anyway.

And I'm just keeping her awake. So that was a successful date. night for us. So I just kind of wonder, what's a successful date night for you guys? Eddie, you've been married for 30, 40 years? 20 years. 20 years. Successful for us is when we can actually go on a date. Just having the time to even get out. Yeah. Yeah. Like usually what happens is we're like, hey, let's set a date, whatever, and we'll like pick a restaurant. And then we go to the restaurant, sit in the parking lot and be like, do you really want to eat? Like, no, not really. And then we just end up just talking, driving around and talking. You just need the break? Yeah. Yes.

We never ever really even go to the restaurant to eat. It's pretty crazy. Is it easier that your kids are getting older now because you have a 17-year-old? Yeah. So he watches the kids now, but this is a new thing. That started like, I don't know, five, six months ago because we were losing babysitters. Babysers would come watch four kids and then they'd be like, this was terrible and never answer our calls again. They would ghost you?

Dude, they would ghost us. Yes. Like they would be like, oh, we'd love to watch your kids. Boom. They'd watch them for two hours, three hours. And then we'd call them the next week. Matt, no answer. Wouldn't return calls.

Dang. Successful day, night, lunchbox for you guys? Just going somewhere to dinner. I mean, that way it's quiet and you can actually talk to each other. And dinner's it. Usually we don't do anything afterwards because then it's like, all right, do you really want to pay a babysitter $22 an hour? Is that going right?

I mean, we're cheap. I mean, some people pay $25, 26. Yeah, that's brutal. And I'm like, no, we'll take the cheapest one you got. Seems like something For your kids That maybe you do I'm not saying you pay the highest

But maybe Like initially your statement isn't What's the cheapest you got? Because they're like your most valuable You know your kids Yeah but Has anyone who got in trouble recently Where you're thinking about firing

But they're just on barely And you want to give them a second chance We'll take them because they're the cheapest Yeah because like we call one person They're like oh $30 now I'm like we ain't using you You're never gonna babysit But you have three kids

$30 an hour? You're nuts. No, I know that's a lot. I'm just saying. But $22 an hour is ridiculous. That don't make you not want to go on a date. No, I get it. Exactly.

Having to pay the money. Very rarely go on a date. So successful is just going to dinner and it being quiet where we can talk to each other. That's it. But then you're paying somebody to watch the kids for a minute. Right. But you don't want to, like, if it goes one hour and one minute, is that two hours? No.

No. No, you pay them like $23. Oh, you do? Got it. Yeah, like, if it's one minute? If it's one and a half hour. Oh. If it's one hour and 30 minutes.

You got to round up. Do you pay them to the whole second hour? No, you pay them half. Yeah. So you pay them like 33 bucks. Eddie round up? I thought we rounded up. Well, then stay gone the whole time.

Yeah, why wouldn't you take the whole hour then? Well, because we're just out of conversation. Just trying to get back. Amy, your situation is different, obviously. What? I'm dating. Yeah, but you get to go on dates and do whatever we want. Oh, no.

And you have weeks where you can do it. Yeah, and your kids are with their dad for a week at a time. And they're old enough. Yes. So, yeah, I have my kids 50% of the time. And you're for a babysitter. He's rich. Okay.

I don't know what you're basing that off of, but my boyfriend has... His basketball court that was in your picture on Instagram. His... His Ferrari? No, he doesn't. All I saw was his basketball court in the background of one of your pictures on Instagram. And I was like, dang. So he has three kids, but...

Since his wife passed away. Like, it's only him. They are older, but they're very busy. And he likes to be a part of their stuff. Like, so there's a lot of sports on the weekends. On his basketball court? No. I would say, like...

Did you guys see his basketball court? No. No. There's soccer, basketball, lacrosse, like, all things. So, but what he does, and I really appreciate is he will just... I get a text and it'll be, hey, accept this, like, on open table or an app. Like, he'll make a reservation. And then through the app, he'll send him.

me an invite and it'll just say accept this reservation for Friday at 630 and then I'm like oh I guess that's what we're doing and I accept it so turned on by that thought just to send somebody a cow and that's how you have a date you like that I'm getting a little turned on right now that's how I like every day I actually because I won't have any I'll just be like oh and the next time I'll talk to I'll be like so I guess we're going to go here at 630 on Friday he's like well you got the you got the call invite yeah that's my kind of guy and he's got a basketball court this is awesome and then sometimes he'll hit me up he'd be like you haven't accepted the invite and I'm like Oh, okay, well, I just thought you assumed I would be there.

And he's like, no, if you could go in and accept it, that'd be great. Amen. Yeah, my wife doesn't really like it when I say, well, you saw on the calendar we were going to do this. She was like, I don't always look in your calendar. Yeah. And I'm like, but that's why you have access. She's why I didn't really want access. But you have it.

So look in it. All right. Everybody's got kind of different seasons of date nights. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent.

He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. Mm-hmm. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.

This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story.

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Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Service dogs that can detect, I think smell, I don't know really what they're doing, but they can detect low blood sugar from somebody. That's wild. It is wild.

And so a service dog named Ducky, a spaniel, detected his young owner, its old boy, his blood sugar got so low. And so he ran all the way across the room. That was his job, but he never had to get in, like, start barking and jumping on him to this effect before. The kid had type 1 diabetes and a digestive disorder. And so the dog went and started going crazy on the kid. And that's how the mom knew. And so they got him to the doctor.

in time, but it's just crazy that a dog could I know. How do you even train that? Since that out. I'd even train the dog to know that their job is to detect whatever this smell is from low blood sugar. Right. That's bizarre. I don't know. I'd even start that.

Like drugs I get. Like these are the drugs. Find them. Yeah, like a lot. Put in their nose. Put in their nose. Put in their nose. When they do go to it, give them a treat. Do you just get a bunch of low blood sugar kids around and be like, here you go? Yeah, that's what I was thinking. No. It's amazing. I wish I could explain it. I can't. I love it. Dogs pretty awesome. This dog's awesome. And it saved the kids' life. So incredible story. That's from Yahoo. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

Fun, Fat, Friday. I go first, about two million years ago, there was a species of rodents that were as big as hippopotamuses. Whoa, that's big. What? Gosh, how scary would that be? Think about that rat catcher. Like, we freak out when we see a rat or a mouse. Ah! Imagine this one?

That'd be like, Ah! Double. All right, Amy? So, you're never more than 30 steps away from a trash can when you're a Disneyland. You know why? They don't want litter? That's...

Yeah, but you know why it's exactly 30 steps? Hold on. 30. Safe distance. What? Just tell them. The story goes, Walt Disney used to observe visitors in the park and see how many steps they took before littering. As a result, a litter bin is never more than 30 steps away at any Disney park.

Because that's when he found that they would drop the trash. That's interesting. He thought of everything. A lot of things. For sure. Disney is, man. There's only one state capital that doesn't share any letters with the state. It's the capital of.

You'll never figure it out. I don't even think you know the capital level. South Dakota. Wait, wait. Bismarck is North Dakota. South Dakota? Dismarck. No.

North. No, I said Diz, not Biz. Oh. South Dakota is, what cities are in South Dakota? Oh, man. Anyone know? Anybody have a... Am I not?

We've been there, but that's North Dakota. South Dakota, so it can't have any of those letters. It sounds French. Bonjour. Oh, LeCroy. LaVour Orvoix Merci

Somebody's name A guy's name Pierre Yes Pierre South Dakota How many states Have the letter X in them

Texas Texas That's it New Mexico Boom nailed it Good job Two Texas and New Mexico

Good job All right Lunchbox Levi Stadium Where the San Francisco 49ers Play They were the first

stadium to introduce a fantasy football lounge. That way they have TVs of multiple games playing. So if you have fantasy players, you can still watch the 49ers and check on your fantasy team. Cool. I like it.

Morgan? The first sports bra was made from two jock straps. In 1977, two women sewed them together and called it the jog bra. Ray modeled this for us. I was going to say lunch was interesting. I was interested. a sports bra.

I once see two jog straps. Yeah, go ahead. It just changed athletic wear forever, but it was called the jog bra before it was ever just a sports bra. That's interesting. I'm looking at the old jog bra. It does look like two jock straps. Yeah, much sports can't get enough jog straps, so it makes sense. You know, all babies while they're in the womb, they have mustaches.

Isn't that crazy? So it eventually falls off when they're born, but it's called La Nugo, and they all have little moustaches in the womb right now. That's interesting. What's the deal? What's the point? Says it's simply there to keep the baby warm. Babies love Magnum P.I. Tom Selle.

Yeah, is what I like. They can't get enough. So in Super Mario Brothers, Luigi is based on the Japanese word Ruigi, which means similar because Luigi is similar to Mario. Oh, and they're Japanese. They're created in Japan. How do you feel about that since Mario is not Japanese? Hispanic.

Or Italian. Mario, yeah, I have two uncles name Mario, so I wonder what, let's ask my assistant what more, what, because, and Luigi for sure is Italian, right? I think there's a pizza place called Luigi's. Hello, good morning, hey, Mario from Mario Brothers is what ethnicity? Famously depicted as an Italian character. He's often presented as an Italian clumber from Brooklyn, and his creators at Nintendo leaned into a sort of Italian-American stereotype for his character.

So you could say he's intended to be Italian. So ask her what like usually Mario is. Like where's that? Where's that come from? Traditionally, where does the name Mario derive? The name Mario is traditionally of Italian origin. It's the Italian version of the Latin name Marius. And it's been a pretty common name in Italy for a long time.

So the character Mario definitely got his name from a very classically Italian route. Okay. My next question is, one of my friends said that all babies have mustaches. Is that true? So that's a pretty funny image, but no, not all baby have moustaches. What your friend might be joking about is the fact that some babies are born with a fine layer of hair called Lenugo, especially if they're born a little early.

But it's super soft and it's definitely not a mustache. So you can readair your friend that babies aren't. secretly all born looking like tiny mustache and adults. So is my friend kind of an idiot? I'd say your friend is probably just having a little fun with you rather than being an idiot. He thought it was true though. So does that make him an idiot?

Well, I wouldn't jump to calling him an idiot. Sometimes people just hear odd little miss and think they're real, especially when it comes to babies or other things they haven't had much experience with. That's like a funny... But he says a lot of... lot of idiotic things. So does that make him an idiot? She's not, she's done.

She really doesn't want to call him an idiot. She's done, dude. He says a lot of idiotic things. So does that make him an idiot? You know, I think we all have our moments of saying silly or off the wall things and that doesn't necessarily make someone an idiot.

It just makes them human. We all have funny beliefs or things we've misunderstood at some point. So I'd say just give your friend a little grace and a laugh. It's all in good fun. No, no, no, no. End it.

No more questions. She answered them all. All right, that's Fun Fact Friday. Fun Fact Friday. This woman was pregnant, and she went to the whole pregnancy process, had a baby, and documented it all. Pretty common now, except she faked a whole thing. She was never pregnant. What?

Why? Women are crazy. Well, so this woman admitted to bizarrely faking her entire pregnancy, and then there was stuff of her. with her baby, but it was a silicone doll. It wasn't even a real baby. What did she wasn't pregnant? Where did she do that? I mean, I think she'd get an actor or something, you know?

Cast for it. Somebody else's baby. She's 22 years old. She issued a groveling apology on Tuesday after her massive hoax was uncovered. I'm so sorry, she wrote in a now deleted Instagram story. I wasn't pregnant.

There was no baby. I made it up and kept going way too far. I fake scans, messages, a whole birth story, and acted like the doll was a real baby. cousins had managed, that's her name cousins, not like her cousins. She had managed to full her loved ones, including who she claimed was the baby's father under believing she was pregnant.

Oh my. Let me ask this, can you date her? Let's say she's super hot. Nope. And so two years later, she hasn't had a baby and she's smoking hot. What was she doing this for? Attention. Yeah, but like, was she making money off of it?

It doesn't say that she scammed anyone out of money. So if she did, I don't know, it was not in the story. But if she made money off it, does that make it better? I mean, maybe then she's got a little business mind, you know? You think if she scammed it's better. She's an entrepreneur. I would have thought the opposite. If she scammed, it's worse.

Yeah. She could have made money like on Instagram with pictures. But there's a picture of the baby guys when it was in the stroller. Does it look fake or real? It looks so fake that I wonder how did she even post that? Well, because she's delusive. general. The lie came crashing down when her mom recently found the doll in her bedroom. So even the mom, she looks very pregnant in the pictures when she's pregnant. Like the full, because sometimes

they're like, oh, look at this. Megan Markle, was she pregnant? Look how the bump bins. She looks pregnant. And she went through the whole process. So it doesn't say she scanned people out of money. I do not know that she did. And she's not ugly. She's not hot. She even bought up what's called a reborn doll. And they cost like $2,000 because they are very lifelike. I mean, I'm looking at the baby and it does, it looks real to me. If you just glance by it.

I don't know. I don't know. But reborn dolls are $2,000 is what she bought. So let's, okay, so we all agree, first of all, nutty, nutty. Can you bounce back from this? Yeah, like if it's like Jessica Albahot, I'd date her. But this girl, I mean, she's going to bounce back. She's not

terrible looking. She's not like a troll. but man it's kind of crazy but someone someone will date her it's too wacky man this is too out so if you're single and 25 and you meet her and you're like oh you meet her to bar and you're like oh we really hit it off and you research you google it up and in this research you're like oh she she faked a whole pregnancy and had a baby yeah I think I'd want to know more about the motivation but but all you know is that she just wanted to fake people right like

it's not about money it's not about tic-tok views or whatever it was just to fake people out that's crazy. But the good news is there's no baby. So there's no, you know, you're not getting in there. There's no baby. I didn't think about that.

No baggage. No baggage. But there is baggage. Mental baggage. Yeah. Yeah, she says here, I wasn't in a good headspace. She's nutty.

What? Yeah, I mean, she says, look, what I did wasn't right, I wasn't in a good head space. The part of the story that was crazy to me, the lie came crashing down

when her mom recently found the doll in her bedroom. Did she fake the whole thing to even her mom, which means you even have to fake like going to the hospital. Yeah. And how do you fake that part of the story? Yeah, I was at the hospital. Did a quick pop in and baby came out here.

Like, I think the people that are the closest to you like know the more intimate details about how long you were in there. It hurts. It says to your loved ones claim they started becoming suspicious when no one heard the baby cry and then she would never let anyone touch the newborn. Oh, after the birth. Yeah. Yeah, that's when it's got to be tricky. And that's probably why she just told everyone because he's like, I can't keep this up. She didn't tell her mom came in and caught her.

Okay, but the family would like us to know in their defense that Bobby, you said she said like $2,000 on the doll. And that's because the doll would have facial features that would move. Like the arms and legs would move. And so they're like just so the world knows we're not completely stupid. Oh, they want to say, hey, she tricked us, but it was with a lot of effort. Yes. Yeah. We're not stupid.

It wasn't like Alf is laying in there. And they're like, look at that baby. Yeah. Apparently you can feed the doll, make it pee or poo. Oh. I don't want that doll. I mean, this is, this is like, reminds me of that. Well, there's been a lot of them, like scamanda.

She faked like she had cancer. Appal cider vinegar. This is not as bad, though, because she didn't scam people out of money. Right. She just fooled her whole family, though. The two that you did, they scan. She scammed people that had big hearts into giving their money. I think this girl was just looking for attention, trying to go viral.

But she fooled her whole family and the baby's daddy. Dude, that part's crazy. too. Like you're the, does the dad know I get to hold the baby? Right, right. And you also can't hold it. I mean, did he not have to pay any money for the birth? Man, there's so many layers of this that we don't know.

But in the end, the question is, is she hot enough that you forget it all? Is anybody hot enough if this happens? Can they be hot enough to forget this and date them? Yes. I don't know they can. I don't know they can. There's bouncing back from this. I don't know that they can.

It's time for that. The good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So while attending a U.S. Army graduation ceremony, this woman, Mariah, noticed that a young soldier was there among all the graduates but did not have any family in attendance. And why this stood out to her is because the family participates in the graduation. They move like this tassel on the shoulder for the soldiers.

And she noticed, oh my gosh, nobody's there for him. So she went up behind him and she moved the tassel on his shoulder. and then quietly whispered like, can I have a hug and thanked him for his service? And so she sort of swooped in and made it less awkward for him because he wasn't going to have anybody in attendance. I like it in theory.

I do like it. You kind of have to check with him first. I think he would be like, hey, excuse me, sir. Well, she did ask for his permission. I mean, I don't think she just, yeah, I think she like said, hey, can I, I think it's called being tapped out. She's like, can I tap you out?

That sounds weird too. As a whisper. Like the idea of it's awesome. She sees somebody who doesn't have anyone and goes down to actually go, hey, I appreciate what you're doing. I'd like to be this person even temporarily. And she does it. Yeah, the presentation was weird.

My delivery? Hey. And then can I tap you out and give you a hug? Sorry, that's on me. And it sounds like she just moved the tassel without even asking. No, no. Okay, fine. She approached him.

I'd like to be on the record for, I think consent is important. Yes. Absolutely. Generally. Let me say this. I think she was. consent guy. I want everybody to know. I'm a big consent guy. I believe she was discreet about it to not embarrass him or draw attention to him, but she did ask permission. And it's, it's not a tassel,

it's a cord, but it's tradition. And it's typically done by family. And so she asked permission and then put the cord over his shoulder and then quietly asked him for a hug and thanked him for his service. This was posted on social and it's received millions of views and thousands of comments, none of which have alluded to the any of it was right right right because their presentation on social was probably really kind and wholesome you could see exactly what happened like i'm having to like she's walking up going can i tap that no she asked permission you got it yeah yeah yeah i just want to say i'm just such a big consent guy and tapped him out yeah yeah yeah placing a cord over his shoulder a meaningful military tradition typically done by

family and i think the tradition itself and the military and cent all a plus and she swooped in and thought to do this because her dad was also in the military and she was picturing her own dad being at a graduation and not having any family there and how that would she would hurt for him and she didn't want this kid to feel that it's awesome it's cool so the test we're going to do today guys on the show randomly approach people from behind you like can't tap that see what happens see how it goes yeah let us report back tomorrow all right that's what it's all about that was tell me something good A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

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I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much.

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Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake up, you wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Eddie Emmy lunchbox, Morgan, two. The Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through. Backd is writing his week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story.

Let's go over to Amy for the morning corny. The morning corny. What did the cantaloupes say to his crush? What? You're one in a melon. That was the morning corny. Instead of one in a million. I know.

We almost never don't get it for the record. But you might not know that a cantaloupe is a melon. We knew that. Yeah, we thought that. Who doesn't think a canaloup is a melon? Some of these guys in here don't know that eight ounces is a cup. That's a lot different than a canolope in a melon. Oh, they don't know that an avocado is a fruit.

We do know that. Again, that one's a little. That's dicey. Okay, this happened, but I want to ask you, Amy, what if you found out that your ex-husband or your boyfriend now, husband at the time, they had you saved in their phone under name like, well, this one was chubby. His wife saved was chubby.

Oh. I mean, it's not like a nickname. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not there. It's terrible. It hasn't been her nickname for years. She didn't know. She didn't know, yeah.

Why would they do that? That's not cool. A court has ordered a guy to pay his ex-wife compensation after he saved her as the contact, Chubby. The nickname came to light during divorce proceedings, and the woman claimed it was degrading and damaging to their marriage. The court found the husband at fault, or him to pay more financial compensation for both material and moral damages.

Wait, what? That's a thing? You're like, dang. I mean. You, and this is not, but you've been through this. Yeah. Was it ever were names called? No. No, we kept to cool.

Good for you guys. Yeah. That's tough. Yeah, no, it's not always easy, but we were able to do it somehow. I mean, I think that we just had a motto of like, be cool. Be cool. Like, we really just had to be kind. If you had found out in the middle of the deed, I always had you in his phone as chubby,

or like stupid, would that have mattered? But if it made you angry or would you like, gosh. No, I don't think I would have said that. anything about it, but I don't know if I did, would that have made a difference in the division of our finances? That's crazy. Yeah, and they're crazy. We also didn't. What if it's a crazy C-word? Oh, gosh. What the? I mean, that might impact, um, that would not. That'd be nuts. That might impact something with our co-parenting and our kids. Like, I can't have my kids with someone that thinks it's normal to have your, their mom saved in your phone. Is that? Like, that's not healthy for the kid.

every time I call, the kids are like, Mom's calling. Hey, crazy, see what on your phone down? I think it's Mom. Yeah, that's not healthy at all. So, like, that would be problematic. He would need to change that. Yeah. But I don't know that that would entitle me to more of something.

There was a story, too, about Keanu Reeves and his wife, except it's not his wife. It's somebody who thinks that they're his divine wife. And so it's like a stalker. Oh, gosh. And I'll read you of some of the story first. A random woman bum rushed Keanu Reeves as he was getting into his car, claiming, it's your divine wife.

wife. Security stepped in, physically stopped her, but I think, I think this is the same one they've had issues with in the past. And so it's someone who thinks that Keanu Reeves is, again, not marriage through law, but divinity, the divine wife. And it's all funny except for it's not, because somebody like this is the kind of person that if I can't have you, nobody can. Yeah. Where it takes one shot with a gun, one stab, getting close. And it's over. Excuse me. One needle.

Have you seen the TikToks or the guy? And the guy got arrested. He's in jail now. But he would go up to people and they weren't expecting it and stick a needle in them. No. No. What? Morgan, did you see him?

Yeah, like he was doing it as a prank. Like it wasn't a real needle. Like just poke him a little bit? The scare him? That's exactly what it was. What the? And then he would run. People are idiots.

I mean, what is it? And it wasn't a real. I'm not, first of all, it was not a real needle. I'm not saying that's okay. but I'm just making sure the whole story's out there. It was not a real needle, and he would go up and act like he had him with the needle. And there would be, it wouldn't actually go in them, but it would be like on the, it'd feel like a prick. Just it wouldn't go in them, right?

So it'd be like if somebody came and popped you with a screwdriver a little bit, you'd feel like something to get you, and you'd see the guy come out with a needle and take off running. And he would record it and they put him in two. Well, yeah. Who thinks they can do that? Because then like now you're at the doctor, like test me for whatever's now in my body. Yes, because you think someone just gave you whatever, disease that is.

Yeah. That's not funny. He never went back and checked on just told him like, it's a little frank, I'm just joking. Yeah, but you can't believe him. That's a flu shot. Yeah.

Wow. You can't. Oh, here we go. I got it. I got it. An influencer has been jail for six months for faking syringe attacks on unsuspecting members of the public. Oh.

And viral prank videos. Yeah, that's crazy. And so you got like a guy who's sitting on a park bench in a t-shirt and he goes up behind them in the back of his arm and just like taps him with it. And they're like, oh my God. runs off and somebody's recording it. I need to know who's recorded it too. They're complicit. Right.

Whoever's recorded that, they're complicit too. It's one of the wilder things I've seen. It's not funny. Oh, that's not funny. No. It's not funny. I'm going to look it up. It's crazy, though.

The one that is funny, the one viral thing, is when, have you seen the drill in the butt? Have you guys seen those? No. So it's like, most of the time, it's a girlfriend or a wife, and they're getting their husband to hang something up, and they have the drill, and they're going to hand it to them. And so they just take like a stick or a pin or something. And while they're up there and they're getting ready to hang to drill it, they take the drill and they go, eh, but they take like the stick and just poke them right in the butt. And then they think they're getting drilled

in the butt. And they're like, oh, they freak out. That one's funny. Yeah, that is kind of funny. Yeah. As long as nobody gets hurt. Are you watching that video? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I mean, people are sitting down like reading a book on a park bench and he walks up and sticks him with a needle. And people, there's one where a guy's chasing him across the field. Like after he gets stuck. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Yeah, it's wild.

So do you think he's going to serve all six months? I don't know. Maybe they should stick him with some stuff like that. Exactly. Yeah, it's one of the craziest ones. Oh, here's a guy chasing him across the park. He's running like all through the park. Yeah, but the guy chased him doesn't have a chance.

Yeah. Oh, my. Anyway, anyway, feeling for something fun to watch today, he's got poking people with needles. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. The day. This story comes us from Davenport, Florida.

Two men pulled up in the McDonald's drive-thru, said, oh, we'd like to make an order. And the guy inside said, sorry, we are so busy. We can't take any more orders right now. We're sland. We've got two people working. And they said, we're going to come inside. We got a gun, and you're going to take our order.

So they went inside, and they started arguing. And so then the employee pulled out a gun. Oh, they have. Why didn't they lock them out? If someone says they're going to come inside and they have a gun, I think the first thing I do is go, everybody locked the doors. Don't let them in. Don't let the person with a gun come into the building.

But maybe they were like, no, it's cool. I have a gun too. No, they shouldn't be like that though. They shouldn't be like that. Okay, so they get met with their gun. So then they start wrestling over the gun, goes off, and the customer gets shot in the neck. Oh, no.

Wait, why are they wrestling over one gun if they both had a gun? I don't know. I'm thinking the first person didn't have a gun. They were faking. Yeah. And so the person that was, you know, why? worked there, grabbed his bullet, and the shell casing, his gun, and he left. Grab the bullet out of his neck.

What he went through? We didn't stay in his neck. Wait, he went and chased it and found it in a wall? This whole story feels like garbage. It was through and through. Are you sure, man? He found the bullet that went all the way through his body that was probably in a wall somewhere. There it is.

He picked it out with tweezers. And then he's like, nobody will know it was me. Okay, keep going. So the two customers were arrested. Okay. And then the guy that fired the gun was arrested for tampering with evidence for taking the bullet in the casing and playing the scene. With tweezers. Tongues probably.

An AI story that got you. No, this is from... This is the onion. This is from Tampa 10 News. Yeah, Florida. Well, that makes us believe it. Well, Florida, well, I guess we're back to it. All right, there you go.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Let's go over to Anna Marie and O'Brien. Oklahoma City. Anna Marie, you're on the show. What's going on? Good morning, studio. Morning. Okay, I'm so excited. Okay, so I'm telling a story about how I took your advice last weekend. I'm a long-time listener, and I listen every day, and I'm sitting at a restaurant with my husband,

and we're sitting on the bar because we're about to go eat, and so we're sitting there, and he goes, Shail LeBuff, just walk in, and he is sitting one seat over from you. And my heart starts racing and I'm like, oh my gosh. But then in my head, I think Bobby always says, don't bother people if they're eating. This is the only time that they kind of get to themselves. But then the other part of me is like, okay, well, we live in Oklahoma. We see famous people pretty much never unless it's an athlete or whatever. And so I like keep looking over and I'm like, what do I say?

What do I say? And then I just shared with him, I was like, have you ever tried the spicy shrimp risotto? like that's my favorite thing here. And he was like, yeah. And then I kind of came to figure out that he was probably a regular there because he's filming a movie in Oklahoma right now. But I took your advice because I didn't want to bother him very much. I didn't want to make a big deal.

I wanted to be casual. But it also kind of killed me a little bit on the inside because we never really see famous people. So that was kind of like a random experience. But I just wanted to call and share that because I took your advice. Did you feel like he was pretty nice to you, though? I feel like he was pretty friendly. I mean, he was a little bit cold, but I also feel like he probably just didn't want anyone to bother him.

But by the interactions he was having with the waitress and, like, the bartender, he seemed really friendly. So it sounds, though, like he did not have food in front of him when you asked him that. Is that true? He did not yet. He just had a Diet Coke. Perfect. I think it's fine. I know.

A Diet Coke? You think it's fine? Well, you're sitting next to him anyway. He didn't walk over, tap him on the shoulder, make him get up. And also, you were just talking about the environment. You're like, hey, you try the shrimp risotto. And listen, I don't think that guy's a very friendly guy. I don't know him.

I'm just going from, like, what I see and what I hear. Mike D. You think you think he's friendly? No, not really. I think you got an extremely friendly shy al-a-lobub. That's a good interaction. Yeah. And so I think you did it exactly right.

I think had you asked for a picture, you probably would have gotten a bad shy al-A-lobuff. He would have got upset. Yeah. So that's awesome. And now you have a story to tell. I also was thinking, why is Shilabuff in Oklahoma City? But if he's filming a movie there, that makes sense. But it's a good story.

You didn't bother him for anything else, right? Wait, what did you say, sorry? You didn't bother him for anything else? Did anybody else bother him? Did anybody else get a picture or anything? No, and actually when I walked out, like my brother-in-law, he's about 10 years older than me. I'm 27, and I told him he had not even noticed he was sitting there. So then he, like, circled back, got a drink of water and, like, looked, and he was like,

Yep, that's him, but he was mad we didn't tell him. But I thought he would notice because honestly, I'm like lunchbox. I got my famous radar on, always looking around. So I was surprised he didn't even notice. Well, I appreciate the call, and I think you did the perfect thing. Well, thanks, Bobby. All right. See you later.

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My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey,

or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, the Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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