The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Would We Leave Our Partners For $1 Million?  + Never Gonna Get It: 11% Injured Themselves Doing This? + Family Member In Jail Drama

Episode Date: July 18, 2025

One of the most controversial questions to hit our show after a new poll asked people, "Would you leave your partner for $1 million?"  We were surprised by the results and what the members of the show responded with. What about $5 million? That's when it gets real! According to a new study, 11% of us have sustained an injury during this activity -- which didn't even exist a couple of decades ago. What is it? Eddie wonders after a suspiciously timed weight-loss email…does the company think he’s fat?  In the Anonymous Inbox, a listener needs advice after not wanting to bail their family member out of jail.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Come on, Bobby. Transmitting. Welcome to Friday show. We got a big one. Morning studio. Morning. I think at one point or another, Amy or lunchbox,

maybe Eddie, has wanted a voice like a cartoon. Oh, 100%. You guys have like tried. Yeah, no, I've never tried. No, I've never tried. No, no. Not yet.

No, I just, I'd really like to be a fish. But didn't you guys like take classes? Did you take voice classes? I took voice classes back in the day, and I used to have a squirrel and, you know, Squeaky the Squirrel, but... You had characters. Yeah. Yeah.

Mova Squeaky. He was the squirrel. No, like, what he sounded like? Yeah, this is a squeaky the squirrel, man. Nuts. That sounds like him. Yeah, just squeakier. That's why he's called Squeaky the Squirrel.

Got it. I feel like I could do a squeaky then. Do it. Hey, I'm Lunchbox doing Squeaky the Squirrel. But you can't just take my character, though. Why are you bringing this up? I feel like, are you about to tell us? Oh, we got a decision.

No, no, no. I feel like maybe he booked a gig as a voice. You got a voice job? Nah. Okay. What is it? Smurfs is coming out as a movie. That's all.

Oh, that's cool. And how cool it would be. Yeah, Rihanna's one of the voices. She's Smurfette. So Smurfs is a fun, action-packed adventure with new music from Rihanna. Oh, that's cool. I could be a smurf. Everybody thinks that they can voice a cartoon.

I've never met anyone who thinks they're bad at Dodgeball or bad at voicing a cartoon. Oh, I'm bad at Dodgeball. Yeah, you're one of the few who'll admit that. Yeah, well, I'm just letting you know. Are you just trying to prove him wrong right now? No, I'm just admitting that I'm bad at that. I have no idea, actually, how I would do as a animated voice actor. The Smurfs have something for everybody in the whole family, full of comedy, heart, and new music.

Smurfs from Paramount Pictures. You want a few questions for Easy Trivia, which we're going to do next. What's the shape of the houses that Smurfs live in? A shoe. Mushroom. Oh, my goodness. Did you not watch Smurfs as a kid? Have you ever seen Smurfs?

Guys, who lives in a shoe? Somebody does. Not the Smurfs. But isn't that the Keebler elves? I think they live in a tree, maybe. I was the same, Morgan. Somebody lives in a shoe. Yeah.

I don't know. What does Smurfs eat? Lunchbox. They eat mushrooms. No. Eddie? Clovers? Smurf berries.

Ah, yeah. I was going to say blueberries, but that would have been wrong. Yep. Morgan, what color are Smurfs? They're blue. Morgan wins. Okay, the easiest question. Oh, man.

Who's the leader of the Smurfs? Papa Smurf? Yeah. Who's the female Smurf? Yeah, good. Good one. Good job, Amy. Thank you.

I can't wait to go see Smurfs. Really? I'm going. I'm going to take my kids to the theater for the first time. To see Smurfs? Yeah, they never been to the movie theater. That's a good one. I know, but why are you so?

Why that one? No, I've been looking for a time to take him to a movie, and I feel like Smurfs is perfect. They watch it on TV. Mers is perfect. And so. It's Smurfex. I feel like my three-year-old is old enough now to go to a movie theater,

like where he's too young before. so now all three can go to the movie theater and we can go watch Smurfs. It's going to be great. Smurfs from Paramount Pictures. Again, in theaters now. Now, easy trivia. Amy, you're the champion. The category is cold things. What frozen treat the kids love in the summer that comes on a stick? Popsicle. Correct. Abby, what white substance falls from the sky in the winter? Snow. Correct. Morgan, what do you keep in a freezer that keeps your drink cold? Ice. Correct.

Eddie, what machine keeps your house cool in the summer? That's the air conditioner. Correct. Now, Eddie's up two to one on Amy this season of Easy Trivia, although Amy's the champion. She's wearing the TR right now. Amy, the category is, it rhymes with time. What's the term for what you do when you go up a wall or a mountain? Climb.

Correct. Rimes with time. Abby, what's a citrus fruit often used in drinks and generally smaller, than a lemon. A lime. Correct. Morgan, what do you call it when someone breaks the law and has to do time? What is it rhyme with?

What are we rhyming? Time. Time. Or lime or climb. What do you call it when someone breaks the law and they have to do time? For what? I'm trying to rhyme it. Now it's hurting my brain.

Do you guys know it? Yes. Okay. Eddie doesn't know. What? Abby, you know what? Abby, you know what? Yeah.

When you steal something and you have to do time and it rhymes with time. Amy, are you shocked? My head is not. But I also understand because sometimes our brain's just like, it's so simple and then we can't think of it. You get arrested, you go to jail, but none of those rhyme with time. Like, you break the law. Five seconds. Rines for time.

If you get arrested, you go and you do time. What's the question again? Three seconds. You got this. I don't know. You go, I don't know. I got mad at the end. You've been bow.

Don't do the... Crime. I was not thinking in that way. I was not going there. Oh, that's easier than I thought. Yeah. Okay. I was like sentence doesn't rhyme with it.

Eddie, what is the 10 cent coin called? Oh, that's a dime. That's correct. Nervous. The category is Arctic Animals. Emperor, King, and Macaroni. are species of what Arctic animal? Amy?

You got this. Well, I only know one Arctic animal. Emperor? Emperor, King, and macaroni are species of what Arctic animal? What? Well, there's only two Arctic animals now in my brain. It's either a penguin or a polar bear. Polar bear.

Penguin. You never heard of an emperor penguin? That's a kind, Lauren. That's a kind of penguin? No, dang. Wow, wow, wow. I got a happy net. Let's go.

Okay. Abby, what large white bear lives in the Arctic? That's going to be a polar bear. Correct. Wow. Eddie, what animal looks like a dog and pull sleds in the Arctic? It doesn't rhyme with anything, right? No, it's just Arctic animals.

That question is kind of weird. Again, no it's a husky. Yeah, because the husky's a dog, right? Yeah. Because it looks like a dog. It's a dog. Is it sweet? What dog pulls sleds?

leads in the arctrine. Is it a wolf? A husky. I know is a husky considered a wolf is what I'm asking based on how the question was being asked. I don't know. I don't know what you mean. Famous hairsty hairsty hairstyle became popular in punk culture. Mohawk. Correct. Dang. Eddie, what layered haircut did Jennifer Aniston make famous in the 90s? Oh. What are you talking about?

Eddie, I thought you were like, yes, Abby. What was it called? Say it again? Say it again. What layered haircut? What's the name of the layered haircut that Jennifer Anderson made famous in the 90s? Oh my gosh. Isn't that a Bob? No, dude. It was a layered haircut. I could have gotten Mohawk. You could have, but literally the questions aren't written in that order. I really can't think of anything other than fade, layer haircut or Bob. Just go Bob. Amy, do you know it? The name of it? He missed it. What would you have guessed? Because you're over there looking like, you know it?

Yeah. Well, I think it's not like an actual... What was it called? It was her character. What was the character called? The Rachel. Correct. The Rachel. So they called it. It was called the Rachel? I would have never gotten that.

Abby, you are correct. Take your point, Abby. You are the winner. Hit her song. Amy's so happy when Eddie Lewis. Yeah, she is. No, I'm happy for Abby. No, you're happy for Abby. Are you happy that Eddie lost?

I'm happier for Abby because also, because Eddie did his little, like, slam towards her, right? win it was only them too last. But that's towards her, not you. Yeah, but I feel that for her. I think you just want to win the championship. And I don't hate you for it. Abby could win it. She loves that crown, dude.

Look at that. Oh, yeah, she loves it. I'm fine, whatever. You know. All right, Abby is the winner. Thank you. Thank you. Hello, Bobby Bones.

There are five kids of my family. One of them has made the life choice to be a delinquent. At a certain point, my siblings and I were asked to step up for your brother and bail him out of whatever trouble he'd gotten himself into. About three years ago, it was my turn to fork over $800 to get him out of jail. And that was after no small amount of guilting from our mom. Now he's locked up again, and it's apparently my turn to take the enabling train. But I'm not doing it.

I've explained to my mom and my siblings that I'm done paying for his mistakes. How can I make the family fully understand that I'm not the bad one in this situation? Signed, brother of a jailbird. Amy, you want to go? Oh, I was just going to say you can't make them. So you're just going to have to stick with it for yourself. I think you're doing the right thing, at least what you believe to be true and what you need to do. But you can't convince them otherwise if they're enablers.

Also, right thing aside, it's a lot of money. Yeah. And you may not have that money and they're putting you in a place to spend money you don't have on something you didn't do. But it's his turn. It's nobody's turn. I'm just kidding. It's nobody's turn. I know.

I took this, that she was a girl. You thought it was a guy. I don't know there was a sex attached to it. Oh, okay. Oh, I guess it's the brother is the one in jail. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's a tough place to be because it's family and family dynamics get messy, but sometimes we have to detach with love. I got at least two relatives in jail right now. And? That's all. That's all. Oh. You thought about failing at all. It's not your turn. Can't really bail out in a tentiary, you know what I mean? And detaching with love, that's one of the hardest things to do. But it's probably one of the kindest things you could do at this moment. Also, they're asking you to spend money that you made. I keep going back to the money part. It's not fair. Aside from it being your brother, you don't have to spend money on something you didn't do.

So if you don't want to do it, don't do it. And it may create a little drama, a little friction within the family, but that should be collateral damage for a greater cause. Exactly. Of you not spending that money. That's so unfair. Also, tell your brother to shape up. And, well, this might.

It ain't. Somebody else is going to pay for it. Mom's going to come back to. I can tell you right now. Good luck with that. That's going to be drama for a while. but you will get through it. And maybe your brother does something real bad and just gets locked away forever.

Again, you can't bail somebody out of the penitentiary. They can't just get parole, I guess, right? No. Oh, just the local jail? Yeah, when you get arrested. You can't get bailed out of prison. Well, I guess they're not bailed out, but, well, you can't get out on? Because you're found guilty.

Yeah, like parole. Oh, okay. Like if you're good behavior and stuff. Sorry. I haven't brushed up on my penitentiary. All right. Thank you for the email. Close it up.

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I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Wadam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. 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 luck involved.

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 in luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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 Podcasts 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. Brad Pitt has a younger brother named Doug Pitt, who is a goodwill ambassador for Tanzania.

And in 2011, Doug Pitt, became the first American to climb Mount Kilimanjaro and to descend by mountain bike from Mount Kilimanjaro. Well, that's cool. Brad Pitt's brother is very accomplished, but not famous. Is he good looking? I just Googled him. It can be.

If you're Doug, right, and even if you're close, let's say you're seven-eighths of what Brad Pitt is, you just ditch it all together and just get ugly, because you'll never compare. They look similar. Amy flipped her screen. I'm the blindest guy in the whole state. Okay. He looks like

like a nerdier version. A shorter, nerdier version. Wow, it looks like AI Brad Pitt. Really? Plus 25 pounds. Oh, poor guy. Like he's slightly softer than Brad Pitt. But good for Doug Pitt doing his own thing. All right, Amy, what do you have over there?

A dog's heart rate increases by 46% when their owner says, I love you. No. Yes, it does. No chance. No, this was a fascinating study done in 2020 by K. They don't know English. Well, when they, when owners said, I love you and they heard the, I love you. No chance.

Their heart rate jumped. 46%. I would say, this is just me being speculative, that a dog would jump. If you said, I love you a lot and it was followed with some other action. Right. Made the dog a Pavlovian. Like there's something that happens when you say, I love you, hug the dog, you give the dog a treat. That's probably, you could probably go, but, but.

But, yeah. And if long as you did something like hug the dog or give it a treat. Well, the study also showed when you cuddle a dog, their heart rate decreases by 23%. So you're comforting them. Well, that I could get because it's touch. But you don't think they can associate, I love you? No. Those dogs that say I love you back, though, those are pretty cool.

I'm not hating on your fact. I just think that's a bit of an unfair fact. That's a whole different segment. Unfair fact Friday. Yes. Eddie. James Cameron, you know, he's the director. He did Avatar, Titanic.

Really well known. But when he wasn't well known, he was just starting out, he wrote The Terminator. And he tried to sell the Terminator, and he wanted to direct it. And the movie company is like, we don't know you do. We don't know how good you are. So he said, tell you what, I will sell you my script for $1 if you let me direct the movie. They're like, deal. And that's how he started.

And he said recently in an interview that he regrets doing that. But like, dude, you made so much money, you're good. And that's how you got your foot in the door. I think it's awesome. I think it's the foot on the door more than the money part of it. Yeah. Because he was allowed to make the rest of the money because he was able to prove he could do it. So, yeah, that's, yeah, that's wild.

But then Terminator went on to make $78.4 million. Oh, but his success at T1, T2, T19, all those are what allowed him to do Avatar, what allowed him to do Titanic. I mean, he's one of those guys that gets in the boat and goes down. Like, he's one of those fascinated with underwater. He has like one of the eight submarines that can go to certain depth. Lunchbox? You know, a beehive, there's a lot of bees in there.

The second week in a row of bees. Interesting. Okay. What's your fascination with bees recently? My kids are terrified of them. Okay. And so I'm trying to figure out how to get them not to be scared of bees. Got it.

You talking about the dance last week? I told them about the Wackle dance, but they didn't care. Okay. So when they got to go to the bathroom, the only one that is a lot to defecate inside the hive is the queen. Everybody else go outside. That's not fair. That's the queen. It's like on a tour bus.

Only the artist gets to go through. They defecate? They have to get rid of the way somehow. Every animal. They're just so. Does every animal? I don't know that that's true. You have to get rid of the waste some way.

Yes, every animal has to get rid of the bad stuff. If they eat solid, they have to get rid of it. But do they have little tiny. Beholes? Yes. I'm sure. Beholes. Beholes.

Amy jumped right over that. Well, it jokes. Good, dude. No, I just got it. Zebras don't have black and white stripes. They're black and they're covered in white stripes. Wait, isn't this the longest like debate ever? Are they black with white stripes or are they white?

Wait, wait, wait. Oh, that's a polar bear. That's a polar bear. You're right, right. Zebras don't have black and white stripes. They're black. They're covered in white stripes. Wow.

The scientific consensus is that zebras are black horses covered in white stripes. So have you shaved all their, hair. Like, they would just be a black horse? Yeah, because when they're born, they're mostly dark. Yeah. Kind of grayish black, but yeah. Morgan.

Yeah, so lactose intolerance is a normal gene. Being able to drink milk is a mutation. Yeah, it sucks. My life's 18% worse. Well, you're normal. And the rest of us are mutated. Yeah. It's possibly allergic to be allergic to other people.

I read that. you can literally be allergic to other people. I think I'm allergic to anybody that says, well, that wasn't a bingo card. I hate that saying. I'm allergic to people to say that. I'd like to claim that. Well, that wasn't a bingo card for today.

I've never used that. No, that's the stupidest one. No, it's not. No. If you say that, I'm allergic to you. I'm just declaring that. That and milk. I think it's cute when people.

Didn't have that. I'm a bingo card today, Chuck. I've never heard that. But if I did, I might punch him in the face. Yeah, yeah. Good. Guys, it's not that bad. Yeah, no, I hate that one.

Anybody else did I not get anybody? Last week I skipped Eddie. Everybody give their fact? Well, I do have an update on animals secreting or excreting waste. And not all of them do it through means of poop in a traditional sense. Some of them just... Bommet it? Eliminate it from their body somehow.

Sweat it out. Like sponges and jellyfish don't have a dedicated anus. But they also don't eat food like the animals you're thinking of. But overall, they do have to, like you say, eliminate. I also, at times, don't have a dedicated anus. I'll be honest with it. Like I said, I've been allergic to milk. I didn't know I was allergic to dairy.

Fun fact Friday. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me, Tom. For this one, I want to bring on Johnny in Louisiana. Hey, Johnny, what's up, buddy? Hey, good morning. I was just wanting to call in and hear Eddie always talking about how he would donate a kidney or something like that.

I donated kidney this past Wednesday on behalf of my wife. She had a 95% chance of not getting the kidney. and the person that, and she got hers on Thursday, the person that donated for her, just donated out of the kind of his heart. I wasn't donating for anybody. And I just want to tell Eddie that that would be a wonderful thing to do for somebody. That's amazing.

First of all, before we get on Eddie, because Eddie's done this to himself, but before we get on Eddie, so Johnny, your wife needed a kidney, so you donated to somebody else because I'm assuming your wife wasn't a match, and that moved your wife up on the list? Yes, sir.

It did. It's so if she didn't have anybody to donate for her, she stays on the regional list. By me donating on her behalf, they put her on a nationwide list. And so that moved her up and was able to find somebody because she only had a 5% chance to find a kitty because of her antibodies. Wow. Can I see a question about you? What's your age? I am 57 years old.

Eddie has claimed that he's 45 or 46. That he can't do it because of his age. Oh, I think that was for. Hey, he's also said. No, that was bone marrow or something. It was for different. That was different, man. I haven't done, I haven't gotten tested for kidney stuff.

He's used that as kind of his universal blanket of why we don't address it. He's like, my health at my age. So all I'm saying is Johnny's 52, I believe he just said. It's inspiring. No. Johnny, Johnny, do you work out? No, I do not. Oh, wow.

Eddie even works out multiple times a week. And Johnny, I'm so glad you called. First of all, congratulations to your wife. Yeah, amazing. And a great job by you for saving somebody else. And if you're listening to the show and you're like, why are they picking on Eddie? We're not. Eddie has unsolicited many times been like, I want to donate a kidney.

I want to donate bone marrow. I want to donate a leg. We don't even know. He wants to donate everything, but he never does. He sort of made it his identity. Yes, every time a story would come up where somebody needs something. I want to do that. I'd sure like to donate a mustache.

We're like, dude, just donate something. Mustache. I mean, there's plenty of time. We got plenty of time left. No, you don't know that, though. That's the thing. You don't know how much time you have. Oh, like, I don't know when I'm going to die.

And you know how long when they're going to die. Right. You could say the life. Johnny, how are you feeling, man? Like, do you feel good? I feel good. A little bit sore. It's a lot to go through, but it's worth it.

It's worth it. So if you, I'm not thinking. you, but if you feel that's something that you've driven to do, then man, do it. I commend you. It's awesome. I'll do it again if I could. Oh, don't do it again. Whoa.

Yeah, yeah. No, yeah, no. Whoa. Whoa. Easy. Easy. Johnny, thank you for calling. And I hope you are super happy and healthy for years to come.

Same with your wife. Thank you so much. All right. Y'all have a wonderful day. You too. I feel like Johnny's sharing his story is going to inspire people. I think you should inspire Eddie who's claimed for years he wants to do this. I am people.

Let's be honest, probably not going to be Eddie, but other people listening. Oh, he's inspired me for sure. To do what? Forget about it five minutes. Just take that information in and think about it. Just hold it. Because you never know. Do you wish you would have never started the whole I want to donate something, storyline,

which you've been doing for years? To avoid you guys picking on me? No. But I think one day I'm going to do it anyway. So I'm glad I'm glad I say that. But what about all the days you're not doing it that somebody might die? Yeah. I mean, is there a better time than now?

I don't know. Why don't you guys do it then? We're not the ones that I'm trying. So you guys don't want to donate a kidney ever? I don't know. Maybe it's part of my liver. Yeah, I'm good right now. Really?

Yeah, I have a lot of physical complications with not having a spleen and have issues. There are only certain parts of my body I can't donate. But if they need one of those, I'm in. I mean, obviously, if it's somebody we know, then it changed. Depatible. Not Eddie, because I'm going to show them prove to them. If I didn't need something, I'd be like, yeah, you held that over America's head for so long? Man, if you guys need a kidney, like 100%.

We're doing it. Yes. So, but it doesn't matter. Thank you for the call. If I'm a match. That's a tell me something good. That is amazing. For sure.

And Eddie's a hypocrite a bit. No, that's not a tell me something good. What? That I'm a hypocrite. No, Johnny's story. No, yeah, yeah. It's not making it about you. You're just a hypocrite in this.

Not making it about me. You're making it about me. No, Johnny called about you. But you made it about you 100 times saying you want to donate a kidney, but then you've been like, nah, maybe I don't. I think it all started with reading a story like this and being like, gosh, that'd be cool. I want to do that someday.

No, not that would be cool. He wants to. And so we encourage him to look it up. And then he wanted to donate bone marrow. And then he's like, I'm too old. And I was too old for the bone marrow. Okay. Well, then why don't you go to a kidney test?

To see if I'm too old for a kidney test. All right, let me think about it, man. Okay, think about it. All right, that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Here's your question. 11% of us have sustained an injury doing this activity. which did not exist even a couple of decades ago.

What is it? 11% of us have sustained an injury doing this activity, which by the way, this activity did not exist a couple decades ago. What is it? Let's play. Never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. Not this time.

No, you're not going to get it. All right. Let's go to Russ, who's on the phone right now in Fresno, California. Russ. What's up, buddy? Hey, Bobby, what's up? Well, we're playing this game. I'm going to read you the question.

You take the first shot at it. According to a new study, 11% of us have sustained an injury doing this activity, which did not exist even a couple decades ago. What's the activity? So, Russ, you'll go first, and if you don't get it, then you'll go to a member of the show. Let's go with, about, I don't know, playing pickleball.

That is a great guess. Great. 20 years ago, there was no pickleball. At least I didn't know about it or I'd be really good at it by now. That is incorrect. So I'm going to let you pick two people here on the show. Amy, how do you feel? Okay.

I feel good. Not great? Not great. I never do on this, but oddly, I do get it right sometimes. Eddie? You know, I had pickleball too, but I had a good backup. And now I'm thinking that backup is the right answer. What percentage do you feel like you're right?

80. Morgan. I feel pretty good about mine. I'm like sitting at 64%. Lunchbox? I feel fantastic. I would say right around 100%. All right, Russ, pick two people. Let's go with, I want to pick lunch, but let's.

But what? No, I get it. But what? Sorry, lunch. Let's go with Amy and Eddie. Smart. Now, if Lunchbox gets it and they don't, will you be pretty upset of yourself, Russ?

I'll be pretty upset, Mommy. Yeah, I feel that. He's very confident. It's hard to not fall for the confidence. Amy, what do you have? Behind your smartphone. Eddie, what do you have? TikTok videos.

Are you both wrong? Oh. That would be easy. Very specific. Lunchbox, what do you have? Taking a selfie. Now Russ, how do you feel about that? Oh, wow.

Lunchbox is good. See, that's pretty good, Lunt. Yeah, you sound kind of defeated right now, Russ. But. Why are you making fun of him, dude? He went with, I said, he goes, I want to take lunch, but I don't understand why he wanted to, but what made him not? What made you not, Russ?

Because he's always confident, Bobby, you know. Oh, I know. His confidence far exceeds how much he actually gets it right, but he is very very. very confident and it would be hard not to chase that confidence for sure okay so you two are wrong lunchbox has selfies morgan i had being on a plane because we've had a lot of injuries on planes lately oh no she's saying like because of all the crashes recently yeah people are getting a lot more injuries like just 2025 alone i'm not very confused okay um so russ amy and eddie are not right so you miss that one now you can go to lunchbox and just have

lunchbox's answer or you can have every other answer. Huh, like. It doesn't matter. If lunchbox is wrong, Russ wins. Oh, lovely. So you can go with lunchbox's answer or you can go with every other answer known to man and one of those will be right. Because Morgan's is wrong, very wrong.

Hey, but Russ, you already didn't pick lunchbox. Do you want to go back and pick lunchbox? Because lunchbox has... I mean, you can crawl in back, man, we'll have you. You have what? Come crawling back, what? What's your answer? Taking a selfie.

So if it's taking a selfie. Russ wins. And boy, do we have a great prize pack for us. We got a Blake Shelton vinyl. We got a Lenny Wilson vinyl. We got a John Morgan vinyl. We got stuff. Wow.

We got the ultimate crap from the backpack. It's here. All right. Let's go lunch. I'm going to go with lunch. It was the vinals. It was the vials, man. Russ.

Now, if you pick lunchbox, you do get, take a selfie. But if you don't, you get every other answer in the whole world. Right. That's a lot of stuff. That's every other stuff. Yeah. All right, lunch, let's go. He's going with you once twice.

I mean, he wants me a winner, so of course he's going to go with me. I mean, I tried to do this from the beginning and make it simple, but he, Russ, wanted to draw it out and be all dramatic, you know? The answer is. Ready to play a theme song one more time? Yeah. No, you're not going to get it. But I am.

Never, never, never going to get it. I got it. I got it. No, you're not going to get it. Yes, I am. Never, never, never, never, never going to get it. This time. 11% of us have sustained an injury.

You got it. Take it selfies. Yeah. Let's go life. No, no, no, no, no, that's a temper. Come on, man. When I tell you 100%, I mean 100%. Yeah, yeah, you can.

Russ is torn. He's torn whether to be excited and he won. Hey, Russ, you won. Regardless how you feel about it. Congratulations. Thank you for listening to the show. Stay on the phone. We're going to get all your information, okay?

All right. Thanks, Lodge. Sorry. Thank you. There he is, Russ. Yeah. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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dollars. What do you think the percentage of Americans is that said yes? I'm scared. A million dollars. I'm scared. Well, should we pull the room? Lunchbox, did you leave your wife for a million dollars? Tax free? Sure. Okay. Gosh, a million dollars is a lot of money. A million dollars in cash, in briefcases, or backpacks, your choice. Oh, that's cool.

I might leave my wife for a million dollars. Yeah, I'd leave for a million in cash. No taxes. But taxes are what makes you change your mind? Yeah, because then I'm not a millionaire. Okay, well, if you spend like $1. If you spend a dollar, you're not a millionaire anymore. It's over.

Yeah, but by the time I spend a dollar, I could have interest earning on that, right? And they're a big interest when you have a lot of money? I guess if he adds it with his other monies in the bank. So there's one yes, Amy? No. You wouldn't leave your dude. You wouldn't leave your dude. You're just dating.

You're right. That is so good point. Get out of you. Yeah. It's a million dollars. It's a million dollars. So for a million dollars, you want to meet a risk a potential future with somebody. No, I didn't.

It's the odds. We've been dating for eight months. Exactly. Okay, but. A million dollars, Amy. Okay, and then I have to start this whole process over. A million dollars in cash in backpacks or briefcases. Okay, so then for a million dollars.

Louis luggage. You get to keep the luggage. Okay. So now because of cash, I have to start this entire process over with somebody else at some point. That's exalt. Yeah, but I mean, it's not It's a millionaire, though. Yeah, so at eight months for a million dollars.

At eight months, how long did it take you to propose to your now wife? Over a year? But around the eight month mark, you knew. I'm not saying that I know that's where we're headed. Whoa, she's made an announcement. Well, no, I'm just saying I could say the same thing to you, and then you would have missed out on your marriage with Caitlin. Okay.

So would you take the million? I'd say it's a bit different, though. it would have been different. Why? We're already living together. You're married. Well, we're married now. Yeah.

Well, y'all were living together. I mean, COVID happened, sort of forced circumstances. You can make, okay, so now, dang, low blows. Wait, those aren't low blows. Like I said, the circumstances were different. Okay. We were living together. So that makes your relationship more important?

No, no, I'm just saying for a million bucks. Eight months with it. Wait. Oh, low blows. I'm feeling low blows. Ah, man. Would you advise Amy to take it? I would advise her to take it.

Amy, take the million. The odds are... And then what? You never get to... Never get to see them again. Hey, a lot of fish in the sea, Amy. Odds are what? The odds are, this is not your dude.

You can tell y'all haven't tried dating out there on your 40s. That's correct. Married or divorced with kids. Y'all know what it's like. Yeah, see, that's where it gets tough for me, the kids. That's the hard part. Like the million dollars for the wife, I feel like it's a no-brainer. But with the kids...

Right. And that's where I struggled, Eddie. But you still get the kids. No, child support. You have to give none of it up for child support. Oh, none of it. None of it. But you still, okay, but because of the divorce,

he'd have to pay child support from his other income. She doesn't know you have the million dollars. Your wife. So you're divorce? Oh, man. She doesn't know you have the money. If you're paying child support, it's on the money you're making doing this job. He's going to have to pay alimony too.

Yeah, and then the kids have to grow up and say, no, dude. I'm going to say no to the million. I thought hard about it. Take the kids out. And we've been married for this long, almost 20 years. I mean, guys, y'all sound miserable. You had a good run, Eddie. It's a million dollars, Amy.

You had a good run, Eddie. Eddie, you could have a reset. And apparently, like Amy said, it's very easy to date in your 40s with kids. Yeah, let me tell you. It's a real treat out there. So a million dollars, would you leave your partner? Amy says no. Let's box says yes.

Eddie says, I'm going to have to say no, man. Okay, I'm going to say no. Morgan, you would, though, right? No. Oh, my God. Oregon. Oregon, yes. No.

No, no. You do not know the crap that I've been through with dating. I'm not doing this crap again. A million dollars? I'm out. Oh my God. For a boyfriend. Wait, y'all are prioritizing money over a relationship.

It's been three months. She feels as though. Four months. She doesn't want to start this process over again. I'm sorry you guys want money more than a person. I want a person more than I want money. I'm looking at data. If it's me, I'm looking at, okay, have I been in other relationships up to this point?

Did I feel the same way and did it work out? If the answer is no, yes and no. I have. and it didn't, I'm going to probably bet this is going to be the same. I'm going to take the million dollars because that I can keep for sure. But that's how you feel. You can say that about Morgan, but you can't say that about me. Because there is no data on you.

Right. So I'm saying, like, this is my first relationship out of the long-term merit, like a long marriage, and it's already lasting eight months. And I want to take it back. You're smart. Morgan's the idiot now. Oh, so one gets the dunce cap. Yeah, one gets a dunce cap and it has to be her.

Nah, you're dumb. No, I think that, look, y'all are the ones that elite. Y'all are the men in the 40. Like, y'all are an example of what's available out there. Again, you know what I'm good. Rude? That's a shot. Rude and personal.

Yes. Yeah, that was a low. No, I'm saying. You know what I mean? No, because lunchbox said to Eddie, you can have a fresh star. How much to leave your partner? What? That's a great question.

How about $5 million? Would you walk for $5? I mean, my partner might say, my partner. That feels weird to say. My boyfriend might say. The boyfriend feels weird. Partner feels weird. Okay, let's call him Alex.

Like, what do y' all want to call him? Because partner? Boyfriend feels like the 20. in your 20s and 30s. Okay, so you can't have a boyfriend when you're in your 40s? You have to have a partner? Well, he's like in his 50s, right? He's 52?

Don't avoid the question. Five million. I mean, he might say. I don't know. What are you saying? No, I say, take it, Amy. No. What?

What are you doing? You're not. $5 million. Morgan, five million. You are so crazy. I don't feel the same way about money as you do. It's not a point. It is. It is the exact point.

Do you know that a lot of research shows that... Oh, boy, here we go with a lot of research. I don't even care about it. I don't even care about it. You can Google the studies, but like loneliness is an epidemic and people are dying earlier because they are alone. Who says we're going to be lonely? And you can go to all these places with all that money and meet new people anywhere.

Yeah, Morgan's only 32. It's not like her life's over. She has $5 million. Studies show that 32, your life's just starting. and you can meet all the guys you want. No, I can tell you as someone who's been dating for the last 12 years, that is not how that works. You guys are insane. I was going to give you guys $5 million to $5 million today too.

No, I bet. Oh, does your tune change? Will you take $5 million to leave? No. But how come you can say you wouldn't take it? No doubt about it. I wouldn't. Yeah, but we're not allowed to say that?

You're not, it's not your husband. He's married. I'm married. You just met your boyfriend. Yes, that's right. I didn't just meet him. You did. Bobby just admitted at eight months.

He was already living with his person. But if you just said $5 million at eight months, yeah, I'm probably out. What? Now you would say that you. Anyone just based off of my history, it never worked. So I was like,

regardless of how I feel, I'm not going to chase feel because we feel all different ways all different times. I probably have been like $5 million. Yeah. I mean, if I was four months into dating my now wife and you came up at least $50. Here's a million dollars.

I would have been like, what was her name? Yeah. Well, I guess this just shows how wildly different we all are. Yeah, that is true. Like men versus women, apparently. Oh, man, I am. Morgan, you wouldn't leave this dude.

You've been dating for four months for $5 million. No. Oh, my gosh. I am a very optimistic person, and it's not insane. Like, I know the priorities are important, and I've talked to enough people. Think about the dogs you could save for that money. You've been talking to rich people? No.

Older men and women residents of a senior living who the biggest regrets is, relationships and stuff with that. No. See, Morgan is the data and the research right in front of us. Oh, she's the research you're talking about? Abe's Garden, yes. So, 43% of Americans said they would leave their partner for a million bucks, almost half. I guess that's about right. 40, it's probably, and did we

poll if they're men or women? We didn't. I didn't do the poll at all. I'm reading this from the study finds website where they say, though, I'm thinking if it's 43% some of those could probably already be in bad relationships anyway. Yeah, that's true. Another one

is 48% would embarrass themselves on live TV for $1 million. For sure. Yeah, like what's the embarrassing thing? Yeah, like what? Make out your mom. I'll do it. You didn't make out with your mom. $1 million on TV.

Tong, get in your mom. No. No way. You would make out with your mom? Yeah, for a million dollars. That's gross. Yeah, it is gross, Eddie. That's why it's called.

Eddie. Let me ask you this. How much to do it? No. No. Probably five million. Don't answer that. Yeah, five million.

If they said five million bucks and you get to pick, either leave your wife or do, which one, you get to pick which one for five million. With mom? Oh, my God. Probably do the mom. Oh, my God. Well, you're, tell you your wife is not going to want to be with you anyways. Dude, this is terrible.

Yeah. Well, I didn't make up the game. That's his answer. Hey, you wouldn't French kiss your mom on my TV for a million dollars? For one million? No. Would you kiss her just on the lips? And then definitely the five million option?

Uh-uh. Forty-six percent of people. people would enter a real-life version of Squid Game for a shot at $33 million. So Squid Game is you go and you compete against these other people and really whoever lives gets $33 million but everybody else dies. 33 million would you do Squid Game? Lunchbox. Not a chance in the world. I wouldn't either.

Not a chance. I mean, there is no way. I already won that thing once. It's called Dancing with the Stars. Same thing. I ain't doing it again. Amy, you wouldn't. No, I wouldn't.

But 33 million is a lot of money. I know. But I mean, just the one misstep in red light green light and I'm out. And I can't stop on a dime like I used to be able to. Eddie? Nah, I don't think I could survive that stuff. Like those games, man, I don't think I can play those games and win. Okay.

40% of Americans said they would accept $10 million even if it meant financially ruining someone else. Oh. That's no problem. No problem. I'm in. No. Hey. Does it say who?

It doesn't care. Who cares? I don't. No, because they make a point with saying you don't get to pick who. That's fine. I like it. That somebody that you knew in your life was going to be financially ruined. They wouldn't tell you who.

So you know them. That's fine. I'm maybe a casual acquaintance, you know. Could be. Exactly. Could also be. Oh, dude, it could be you. Your family.

Nah, they don't have any money. But financially ruining doesn't mean. It just means what now? I wouldn't do that one. Oh. You wouldn't do it? Mm-mm. Good.

Good to hear. You don't even know. who it is. I don't need somebody to be punished because I wanted something more. Isn't that the world? Isn't leaving someone you love for money punishing somebody else? Some would argue if I left them, it'd be a win for them. Oh. Yeah. It'd be a prize. But all point was a million bucks for somebody you've known for a few months. Morgan. I think if we asked you the same question. I've surpassed a few months. Okay. It's less than a year, Amy.

Listen, at this point in my life, I'm not going to continue dating somebody that I don't think has potential. But you're a millionaire. But she spends $1, according to the logic from earlier. Okay, that's where we sit on this. Thank you everybody for allowing and showing your true colors. Morgan, I can't believe you wouldn't do that. You know what? You guys go in the dating scene for five minutes and tell me how that goes.

Please, y'all try to date right now. You think it's easier for guys? No, I think it all sucks. I don't know what's up with guys in their 40s. 50s, but it's rough out there. Okay. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

Tell me something good. So you've got to get creative with fundraising these days, you know? I mean, if you're trying to help place out, you've got to think outside the box. Everybody wants money. Exactly what these artists did in Vermont, the capital of Vermont. Montpelier. Good job. Yes.

And there's an artist there. His name is Aaron Ingham. And he teamed up with Lauren Andrews, who really wanted a fun way to give back to a local food pantry. So they created three pigs, big, colorful piggy banks that they put downtown. One pig is named Mama. The other pig is named Maisie. And the third pig is Mary Jane.

And they're three painted metal pigs. And you can drop your change as you walk by. Like if you got spare change, maybe you just went out to eat. You got like $1.50. Just drop it in there. That would be fun. The key to those things, though, is not only getting everyone's attention, but making people feel like it's good luck to do so. Because people will drop their money in for good luck.

Oh, like fountains. Yeah. Because if you can make it. a bit selfish too while they're also giving back but being selfish they'll do it because they'll be like well I don't want bad luck so I want to do this so yeah it's a good idea yeah and all the money is going to just basics which supports food security in the area and I thought this was a really creative way to do it I like it anybody else be loud and bold and colorful but also selfish makes sure the person doing the thing can get something out of it too yes like like mama macy and

Mary Jane bring good luck yeah you say that. Yes. All right. There you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. What do rabbits fly in? What do rabbits fly in? A hairplanes? A hairplane. Good one, dude.

How'd you know? I didn't mean to say that out loud. I try to figure it out sometimes, warm up. Yeah, a hairplane. Who calls a rabbit a hair, though? Isn't that like a 1950s thing? I don't know. I mean, I do.

That might be like their official name, right? I mean, like, who calls a rabbit a hair? A few times when I do jokes about rabbits and hairs. Yeah, hairplane. Okay, there you go. All right. That was the. Morning, corny.

Next Easter, be like, should we get the kids of hair? Little hairs. Yeah. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Key West Florida.

A 63-year-old man showed up in a marina. It was like, hey, I'm looking to rent a boat. Oh, yeah, we got boats for rent. Can it get to Cuba? Like, no, you're not allowed to take it to Cuba. That's not allowed. He's like, all right, so he just jumped on the boat and drove it to Cuba. and they alerted authorities, and when he got to Cuba, they were waiting for him.

I mean, it's not far from QS to Cuba. See, I don't know. It sounds like it's a long ways. I think when I was there, I saw a sign that said like 40 miles that way. 40 miles, that's a long way. Well, I mean, I don't know. 40 miles is not that long if, like, you're trying to go on a long destination. Like, I thought it was like 200.

It's 90 miles. Okay. Key West. I mean, that's a three-hour boat ride. Rental boat? I don't know if it can make it. Yeah, I think it can, depending on the boat. So, yes, three hours, not crazy if you're trying to get to a foreign country.

And you shouldn't probably get to that foreign country. That's your one shot out of there, probably. Usually it's the other way, though. They're trying to come here. Cubans are trying to get here, us, not go there. Did it say why he was going? No, it doesn't say. He said he was a man from Texas, wanted to rent a boat so he could go to Cuba.

He just wanted to go see Cuba. I guess. And when he showed up at Cuba, the Cuban authorities arrested him. Yeah, they're not cool with that. Maybe get a flight. A little easier. Yeah, and do it the right way, you know? Show you a little passport.

All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Eddie feels insulted by the company because he got an email that alludes to him being fat. And what do they want you to do? Well, here's the deal. If you guys got the email too, I'm not insulted. But if I'm the only one that got it, I'll be very insulted.

What did the email say? It's a new program that our benefits is offering. It's called weight management. Do you guys find any reason to be insulted at anything? I don't. Did you get the email? Did I get the email? Or did you get the little pamphlet in your mailbox at home?

That said weight management? What manage your weight with this? Yeah. Do you think they're finding the heavier employees and sending them these pamphlets? What I'm saying, dude? What mail is it? Is it mail? When you say mail, I think email.

Email. Okay. Yeah. Did you go want it at home? I got something in my mailbox. This said what? From our company about a new plan of sorts. Is that more serious that they wanted to send them to pay?

Do you? Was it about managing your weight? Yeah, when I opened it up, I mean, there were multiple options. I don't think Eddie's being targeted. I think it's just like new things that are available. So did Eddie felt targeted or did Eddie just make up something for show material? No, I think he probably could have felt that way. Correct.

And then he... You think they really target. You thought. Yes, because nowadays you can, like, you know, you see people... Yeah, geot target. Geot targeting. They do that on Facebook. You think they're weight targeting you. But how do they know how much you weigh?

Well, you know. And have you put on weight? We talk about, dude, I'm about to do a hot dog challenge. Like, that's probably like that. That's probably why they sent it to you. Yes. By the way, next Friday, Eddie will try to eat 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. And they're about to send me another email, watch right now.

So they can hear you like Instagram, like the ads. That's what it is. Yes. And if he can, he will win $800. But you can get all the alerts for when we go live. Just go over to our YouTube page and search for the Bobby Bone show. Okay, two things. One, you do not get targeted because.

you were fat. Two, you do not get targeted because of the hot dogs. I think this is just if they keep their employees healthier, they have to pay less for insurance. Because you're going to the doctor less. They're trying to save money. So if I get on this plan, I'm healthier, don't have to go to the doctor. Got it. Okay. I mean, the best health care is making sure people don't get sick. Yeah. Preventative health care. That's the truth. Except for some, well, I don't want to be all conspiracy theorists, but some people out there think some of the larger companies want to keep us sick. Yeah, they want us fat. Because they make money off of us being sick. But they're not,

that's healthcare companies. I'm talking about the best health care. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Is done when you can keep people from being sick. So I shouldn't get offended by this email. No. No, not at all. But you should start stretching out of that stomach because next Friday, 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. And after this competition or whatever, I might sign up for this health care.

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