The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 1: Would We Wear The Cheating Ring? + Someone Is Out To Get Amy In Easy Trivia + The Weirdest Challenge We've Ever Done +  Eddie's 'Buddy' Wild Story 

Episode Date: May 2, 2025

In Fun Fact Friday, Bobby shares what company has a hidden midden behind their famous mascot and what the "E" stands for in Chuck E. Cheese. In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby helps a parent dealing with having older kids with no ambition in life. Amy presented us with quite possibly the weird challenge we've ever done that's an indicator of how healthy we are. We discussed if we would wear a smart ring that proves you’re not a cheater to your partner? Eddie shared one of the craziest stories about what happened to a 'buddy' of his when he couldn't find a bathroom and snuck into a hotel. We talked about who on the show we'd donate a kidney to.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This 18-wheeler dumped over and outpoured $800,000 in dimes. Oh, my gosh. Oh, wow. That's crazy. Because is it worth it to jump out and start picking up dimes? No. Because you're in the road. And how many dimes are you really going to get before you get hit by a car?

You get like 100? If they're $100 bills and it's a free-for-all, I get it. That's probably worth the risk. It's going to get heavy. True, the weight of the dimes. You're going to put them in your pockets. An overturned 18-wheeler hauling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of dimes dumped over at 5.30 a.m. The dimes scattered all across the roadway.

Eventually they had to close the highway. The chopper footage shows cruise on scene working to clear the scattered dimes. They're never going to get all the dimes back. No chance. No chance. For years. This is going to be like Pablo Escobar's money being found everywhere. Yeah, in like fields.

And this is what the dimes are going to. They're going to have to call it Dimeville because they're going to be dimes forever. But you know what? I changed my mind because there's no way they're just sitting in a big tub. That's what I'm thinking. They're probably rolled up. They're all low. No, they're not rolled up.

No, no, no, no. Really? They are scat. They're not dime rolled, dude. Okay, well then forget it. It looks like a bunch of popcorn is thrown out over a field and on the road because it's just shiny, like white. To the point where they got a big vacuum out to suck up the dimes. Yeah, that's pretty cool.

cool. The vacuum looks awesome. But think of all the rocks and stuff you're also sucking up. It's not just going to suck up the dimes, but that's crazy. That truck had $800,000 in dimes. Nobody probably knows that truck has $800,000 in dimes, right, except for like a couple people. Because that's still $800,000. Yeah. And someone would want to rob that truck, even though it's dimes. You would, though? Would you want all those dimes? You'd have to go to the bank solely over like a year if you robbed them, like a few dime rolls at a time. It's like money laundering and a slow roll. But it's still $800,000 is still $800,000.

Yeah. And if you were going to rob something, that's close to a million bucks. So I thought that was a crazy story from WFAA. Also a little announcement here. Two quick announcements. First of all, our IHeart Country Festival is tomorrow night. It will be live on Hulu. I believe it starts at 7th Central.

You can watch the whole thing. Brooks and Dunn, Rascal Flats, Sam Hunt. It's going to be awesome on Hulu. Another one is as of today, On Amazon, my ACM special is up. So very excited. And I tell you, it was a three, me, read a Mike D. They didn't even tell us to do it.

We just did it. We just created this. I'm talking about the little cameras we own. Mike's over there, writing. I'm doing it. And it's up. Amazon optioned it and picked it out. It's crazy.

That's awesome. We can just go to Amazon and it's there. Dude. I'm telling you, no one said you should do this. We never heard from Amazon. I was like, hey, I have, these are my friends. So I called Brooks and Dunn and Urban, Keith Urban and Lainey Wilson, and we shot these three long interviews.

And Mike wrote and had to look up all of it as like the data guy and like wrote stuff for the prompter, wrote it. I did the interviews and hosted it. And Reed did all the editing, all of it. And Amazon picked it up. It's amazing. It's crazy because we literally just used our crappy stuff to do it. If Amazon's listening, all good. We use A plus stuff.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. My point is there was no reason for us to think we could have pulled this off. Yeah, we just did it and let the chips fall where they may. And they picked it up and it's up today. So you were just doing it to shoot your shot with it to see if they would. What would you do with it if they didn't pick it up? What were you going to do with it? Use the interviews in Bobbycasts.

But Mike had to write and look up the history of the ACMs and write like all the sick. I mean, so we put a lot of work into it. Yeah. But yeah, it's up. That's cool. That's cool, man. That's really cool. I think the coolest thing is I've had TV shows before.

And I have another show on Amazon. I think Breaking Bobby Bones is up there now. But this was cool because no one was ever like, hey, we'd like for you to do this. We're like, we're just going to do this. And hopefully it's going to be so good they can't deny it. And they didn't deny it. So that's up now. That should be up now on Amazon.

And the ACMs are next week. And I'll be there as part of the ACMs as well. So, yeah, good job, Mikey. Thank you. Now I know what the Triple Crown is. You know what the Triple Crown is? Not horses. Is, oh, shoot, I've heard of this before.

Not a hat trick. Not that's hockey. It's best new artist. It's like male or female vocalist and it's entertainer of the year. That's the Triple Crown and we talk about that in our special. There we go. Bobby Bones presents 60th ACM anniversary. I don't know.

I forgot the name of it at this point. But yeah, it's up on Amazon and then tomorrow on that on Hulu. We host an IHeart Country Festival. Very excited just because we're the little engine that could. Mm-hmm. But even a little engine was told to go for it. We weren't. We did it out of nowhere.

All right, we got a good show today. Let's go. Bobby Bones, I have two sons, 18 and 20 years old. They both go to college. They both live at home. I love having them around, and they are not much of a burden. They both have jobs. They do well in school.

But they were both really ambitious in middle and high school. And these days, when they have free time, they just play video games. I try not to be critical because they are good young men. But I worry about their lack of ambition. Am I overreacting? Is there anything I can do or am I just going to have to trust that they'll learn to be productive when they're out on their own? Sign mom of unambitious boys. So they're 18 and 20.

They're still living at home. That has created an environment for, I won't say lack of ambition because you can't really teach ambition. There will become a time when they have to survive. And survival sometimes turns into ambition for a better survival. So some people have eye of the tiger. And eye the tiger can be very unhealthy. I have extreme eye of the tiger. It's very unhealthy.

It's why I have crazy anxiety. I wish I did not have as much eye of the tiger. And it's like I'm going to succeed no matter what. No matter how many bodies are left in the wake, I will succeed. You don't really want that. That's not healthy. You also don't really want someone to just hang around play video games all day. But sometimes you don't quite learn who you are until you have to learn who you are.

And they aren't forced to learn who they are yet because they're still at home. But you're their mom. You get to make the choice of how long they live at home and provide a comfortable life for them. And you've already said, and I think this is very important. important. They have jobs. They do well in school. That's great. Maybe you should look at their ambition of their ambition as a study and do well in school. I think that's a perspective you're not looking at yet. But if you're worried about them in the future, something is going to have to change where they're going to have to act because their environment is changed. So you can kick them out

of the house or you can let them graduate college and kick them out of the house or you can let them graduate college and keep them in the house and they'll keep playing video games. But if you want them to change, something has to change. And that's pretty much it. But they don't sound like unambitious kids. They sound like normal 18 to 20 year olds. And again, they have jobs and they're doing well in school. And that's pretty good. They're going to have to change whenever their environment changes. It's up to you if you want to change their environment now. But it feels pretty good. Is she allowed to regulate how much they play? I mean, I get that they're 18 and 20, but they're still living there. Yeah. I would say no.

If they're working and they're going to school. And they're living there. I hear you. But if I'm 20, it may make a move. If you regulate, they're probably going to move and then they have to, they're not 14. I know. If you're letting them live at home, you've chosen to let them live at home as they finish school. Video games shouldn't kick them out.

But they're doing good. You get to decide when they have to make tough decisions and that's when they don't live at home anymore. Good luck. I just encourage you to look from the perspective of they are pretty ambitious because if they have jobs and they do well in school, that's pretty good. Yeah. That's ahead of 70% of people. All right. Close it up.

Amy, what do you have? Can you swallow three times in a row? Define. Like, swallow. How quickly? Okay, let me try. So do I need to go? Swallow.

Swallow. Swallow. Okay. Yeah. Ready? Mm-hmm. Here we go. One.

Two. Oh. Three. Three. You got it. Does that count? That last one was hard. You may be struggling a little.

little. With what? Swallowing? Your vagus nerve. You're a tad dysregulated. If you can't swallow three times in a row, you're totally dysregulated. So they say. I don't understand what Vegas nerve disregulating. What does that all mean? Well, okay, your swallow reflex is controlled by your Vegas nerve, which is the same nerve that allows you to manage stress response and regulate your nervous system. Oh, so Vegas nervous stress. When it's dysregulated due to long term stress or your brain can't communicate properly with your swallow reflex, well, that's when you know you have a problem. I wish they would tell you how quickly to swallow. Try to swallow three times in a row.

Amy, go. Okay. One. One. Two. Three. Oh, you kind of crushed that. What do you guys swallowing?

Guess who's regulated. Heck of a swallow over there. Lunchbox. Okay. So let's time the swallows. Ready and go. You snorted. One.

two time eight seconds he wrote a bowl he did it but what are you guys swallowing spit yeah well yeah you have to make spit you have swallow it oh yeah that's the tough part eight seconds but it's more of like just the actual causing the reflex of the swallow like you may not even have to do anything as long as you're just a weirdest second we've ever done so weird let me see if I can beat eight seconds okay and you have to you have to give a sign though that you swallow with him I was just kind of guessing yeah sorry I said it all right ready and go One. Six.

Wow. You got that third? Yeah, that hurt though. That hurt. Yeah, your third one looks like a hurt. But I was competing. Yeah, I was competing. He wasn't competing fairly.

If he was competing, he probably could have got faster. Eddie wanted to try the swallow contest? Yeah, I want to try it. All right. All right. Everybody's always wondered. How fast can Eddie swallow? Ready?

And go. One. One. Two? Yep. Three. Eight. Wow.

That third one's tough. That's tough. That's not much in there. That's so weird. Yeah. I think Amy might be the best swallow. Okay. Okay, so if you can't do that, like if you're dysregulated, this can lead to, well, crying, feeling your emotions, you're hypersensitive to pain, you're unable to focus.

No, if you can't do it. If you have information now that you're dysregulated, then you might be overwhelmed by small tasks, wired but tired at night. I'm going to start training to swallow faster. Yeah. Well, so if you think you're stressed, what can you do to fix that? Well, you're going to hate the first thing I'm going to tell you because I tell you this all the time. Breath work. Like Lamas?

You know, like, well, you can do like in for four, hold for out before. Do that sound. Do that. Keep going. Blood on your face, big disgrace. Kick in your can all over the place. You can also just do, let's do a collective. Ah.

Okay, ready? Okay, ready? Everybody. Ah. So that's one way. You can regulate. You can also alternate nostril breathing. Ever done that?

You push one in? You look like a weirdo doing that. Whoa. You look like your parting. Yeah, do that in private. You can also. Guys, we've got to do that place. I'm about to yel peering it out of here.

I just have a few more. Mindful walking, singing, humming, or chanting, and also meditation. Okay. So are we going to play a song? Because people can sing along. Yeah, why not? Or hum. Yeah, okay.

We'll play a song. It's time for the good news. With Bobby Tell me something good A couple weeks ago A tragic story A 17 year old Tyler lost his life hit by a drunk driver

Now there's an 11 year old named Bryson in the same town Sixth grade student He was like How can I do something To keep people from driving drunk? He's 11 years old This is a pretty smart idea

So he launched a community service project To raise money But for Uber gift cards And he's going to distribute These cards to bars and restaurants Oh, love that. So bartenders can call rides for customers who may be too impaired to drive. It's so simple, but also, like for an 11-year-old to think of that.

And also to not give them to drunk people, because if it's going to happen, you give one to a drunk person, they'll probably just keep it for later and still drive home. But if it's a bartender, like, hey, I got your car, I'll call you an Uber. Man, that's really cool. Good job, Bryson. You're only 11 years old. I would have never thought of that. WY-F-F-4 with that story.

That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. The most fun facts of the week. I'll go first. Vlasic Pickles uses a Stork as a mascot. You guys familiar with Stork? Oh yeah. They use the stork because pregnant women are known to crave pickles.

This is true. And they want to be the pregnant woman pickle company. Funny. Yeah. That's why they use a stork. Sounds good. Amy. In 1923, there was a jockey named Frank Hayes.

and he's the only jockey in the U.S. to win a race while dead. Oh, he died while it was happening. Or it was like Weekend at Bernie's where they knew he was dead and they still put him on. So it was at Belmont Park in New York and he suffered a heart attack mid race. Oh, wow. However, his body managed to stay in the saddle until his horse crossed the finish line. I wonder if he's flapping like the arm guy outside of the car dealer shift and be like, oh, running?

Or if he's like down. Wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he won victory. But he'll never know. I mean, the horse is really who's winning. But the horse isn't the concept of winning and losing. Right.

They're just falling the rabbit or whatever. No rabbit on a horse track. Dog track, yes, horse track, no. The E and Chuck E. Cheese. Do you know what that stands for, Amy? No. Entertainment. His real name is Charles Entertainment Cheese.

Oh, I never knew that. Never knew that. He had no choice. When his parents named him that, he had to go on entertainment. Yeah. He didn't get to pick his own way. Lunchbox. Yeah, when dogs are born, they're deaf.

Every single dog born is deaf And so if there's a new puppy out there right now They can't hear this But it takes a few weeks for their hearing to start working That didn't know that Yeah It's also weird how an animal can just like learn its name Even though they don't know words

Like they just know what the sound they're associated with Because I mean if I couldn't speak your language And you just were like oh I was like oh I'm supposed to come every time He's like then you learn Because my dogs now know the difference in their names Right I can call one the other one won't come

I watched a guy who trains dogs on TikTok He had eight dogs And he had basically when someone Shoot a skeet thrower But he would throw a treat And all eight dogs would sit there and he would go Miles That one dog would go get the treat

Wow It was the greatest training thing I've ever seen All eight dogs is crazy yeah Okay next Morgan So the set for the show Paradise We've all has everybody watched On Hulu yeah we have it's essentially the same set used for Stars Hollow and Gilmore Girls.

I don't know what Stars Hollow is, but... Gilmore Girls popular TV show, but there's a, this gazebo that really takes place in a lot of Gilmore Girls. Same thing because it's the same set that they use. It's Warner Brothers. So they just did this. It's just a little bit different plot line, if you will. Because I'm going to watch Gilmore Girls today. Just to fully understand.

There are six states where you can sue someone if they have an affair with your spouse that leads to divorce. Oh. Wait, you sue the other person, not your spouse? You can sue them, yeah. Six states where you can sue someone if they have an affair with your spouse and it ends in divorce. Hawaii, North Carolina, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Utah. Have at it. I'd just say, like, I didn't know they were married.

Doesn't matter. Should have known. Have at it. You just got sued. Should have known. Eddie. The most popular women name in the world is? Oh, I bet you it's Asian or Indian.

Just playing population games. Sue? No. Maria. Maria. Or anything kind of around Maria. Like that's the most common female name. I missed that.

I should have gotten Latin. All right. And the men's name? Chin. No. You're really on this age. Mario. Amy goes...

Jose. Jose. Luigi. What is it? Mohammed. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Okay. Okay. Final one. Every time DJ Jazzy Jeff was on the fresh prince of Bel Air. he wore the exact same outfit so they could throw him out in episodes that he really wasn't even in.

hilarious. They could just, ah, but he's always in the same clothes so they could just edit that over and over and over again. Smart. Yeah, that's Fun Fact Friday. Thank you. Fun fact Friday. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. 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 podcast. I'm Ego Vodam. 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. 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 of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio 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 Sliced 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 Slicense podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, for 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. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in so much, correct?

I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Some lights the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg, a lesbian, Michael Marantini. My mind was blown.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice has served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. There's a ring and the ring will tell your partner if you're cheating.

Would you wear it? That's the question. Now, I'll tell you about the ring. It's called the raw ring. And so what they're using is biometrics to monitor your partner's emotional and physical state, potentially detecting signs of infidelity through biometric data like heart rate, skin temperature, movement, and voice tone. So it's not one, but it's all four together. And they claim that by using heart rate, skin temperature, movement, and voice tone,

that they can tell if you're flirting with somebody else. So if your partner comes up and says, hey, I have this raw ring and it's going to tell me if you're flirting. That sounds like trouble. So it alerts you like if your partner is somewhere else and they're flirting with someone and you're not there. And it's like, I'm at the gym. Yeah, but it's not going to do that. No, no, no. Because why would your voice tone be flirty at the gym, unless you're flirting at the gym?

Because it's all four of these. They all have to hit a certain zone at the same time. Heart rate, skin temperature, movement, and voice tone. And if they do, that's when it happens. If it's one or two, not going to work. But all four, send a little alert to your partner going, could be cheating. Okay. If your partner said, I'd like you to wear this, what would your response to be, Amy?

This is weird. So, okay, I guess I'll wear it. Still say, okay, I guess. I mean, I don't know, but it would be like, what's going on in our relationship, but now I have to wear this ring, you know? I would want to work on our relationship, I guess. I think it's great. Like, if you catch a partner cheating and you're going to give them a second chance.

Oh, and they want to earn your trust back? Yeah, then they'll probably wear it. Yeah, I think that's a perfect time to use it. To go, okay, I don't forgive you yet. I'm never going to forget, but I want to get back to that place. I'm going to work through it, and you'll also wear this ring. Because you get like two huge asks. If you're going to get back together with somebody who cheated on,

you get like two huge asks. And wearing that ring is one of them. If that's one of them, yeah. Yeah. I wonder what therapists would say about you needing them to wear the ring, though. They would say how much does it cost? Because they probably want to do some Instagram ads for it. Yeah, yeah, that's good.

That's a hard thing. What'd you think about that lunchbox? You've been watched like wear this ring. No chance. Not a chance in the world. I'll tell you're crazy. You trust me. I'm not going home to anybody's bed, but ours.

Don't worry about it. And if I flirt with someone out in public, Who cares? Like, everybody flirts. Like, you're at the grocery store and you're a great song. I love that song. Everybody flirts. Like, there's innocent flirting.

You chat with a chick at the grocery store. Like, are you flirting? Hey, nice yogurt, nice melons. I mean, who knows? Nice melons? No, big deal. I don't flirt with anybody. Like, and I don't purposefully not flirt, but I'm not driven to flirt with anybody ever.

But is everybody's flirty voice the same? That's what I mean. I can just be talking in this ring and say, you're flirting. I think there are tones when you talk to people of the opposite sex you're attracted to, like high or lower, like registers you go into, much like when you're excited or when you lie. You have a high register when you're kind of not telling the truth. Yeah.

You know. Doesn't you know I'm not telling the truth. It's just when y'all are putting me on the spot. Like lunchbox says, let's just say. Let's just say. Yes. That's one of his. Yeah.

The ring aims to rebuild trust and relationships by offering deeper emotional insights. Like I feel like. But I just don't know. If Morgan would have had these over the past 10 years, we've got a lot of problems. Right, Morgan? You're just giving it to your dude and you got out immediately. Yeah, that would have really helped me out, you know? It's called the raw ring.

Anyway, you guys, check it out. Feels very unhealthy. Very unhealthy. Yeah. But I also, you know what I would do? I would get one and I'd wear it and I'd make sure that around my wife it lit up. Oh, it is working. Yeah.

I'd be like, look, I'm still fluttering when I'm around you. Oh, that would be such a baller move. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So Monette Marchman was given up for adoption at birth, and she recently learned that she has four sisters she never knew about. So what happened was the birth mom, who had the four and then the one she gave up for adoption,

she has early stages of dementia. And so she decided, I think it's time I say something to my four daughters that I have. So she's like, hey, hey girls, there's a fifth. And she's out there somewhere. So they decided to do some DNA testing and then one of the daughters had done tests. Anyway, they end up finding each other. And since their reunion, they have taken road trips,

met nieces and nephews, and created these lasting memories. And they're now planning a family cruise to continue making up for lost time. That should come on the bioboncho cruise. That's what I thought it was. He'd together. Lee Bryce is playing.

Keith Urban's doing a show. Yeah. I don't know my half-brother. But you know you have one. Yeah, I don't know him. I didn't know that he existed until, I don't know, I was 11, 12. And he never lived right around. And then, yeah, I don't know him.

It's weird. I see every once in a while I see a picture of him. He looks kind of like me, which I guess makes sense. That's bizarre. But it's my biological dad who I don't have a relationship with son. But I don't like hold it against him. I don't even know where he is. Yeah.

And also I'm tired. Tired of what? I just didn't get much sleep. What am I going to do, chase him down? I haven't been sleeping good lately. What you expect, you know? Yeah, I think it just depends. You have to be prepared because one day he may chase you down.

That'd be great. Okay. He's probably not as tired. Hey, come on. If he showed up at the door, come in, let's have dinner. Have you ever wondered if there could be more? Yes, and you know what? I don't know there is.

I've never been led to believe there is. There probably is. Yeah, I've wondered that about my dad. I mean, that could be with everyone, right? Yeah. Well, it kind of just depends who the dad is. True. Yeah.

I didn't even know my dad. So I don't know what he was up to. I knew my dad well and I still wonder. And you knew what he was up to. So I still wonder. Your dad was a lovely man. Lovely. He was charming and lovely.

The ladies love him. Yes. I have half brothers and sisters I know about. But we just, we all wonder if there's more. I bet you we both probably have siblings out there. We don't know about them. I mean,

I have adopted kids and we just learned recently. My daughter has, we knew about two that her mom had. They're still in Haiti. So that's two. And then we just learned that her dad has four more. So now she has six. All in Haiti?

All in Haiti. It's so unsafe to go over there, right? It is. And so it's such a bummer. And I hope that there's like stuff that's restored there soon so that we can go. Because she desperately would love to go see her mom and even meet her dad. Like she didn't even know. Like we had a call with her aunt recently.

And one of the, her aunt said, ask me anything. Ask me anything. And she's the first question is that sheer came up. up with was is my dad still alive? Because we just didn't know. And her mom said yes and then revealed that there was four kids on his side too. So and then for my daughter at 18 to be processing like there, I have six siblings and they're all in Haiti with my mom and my dad split up. I mean, she doesn't know the circumstances, but obviously then she's here. So I think she's processing a lot. Dang. It's tough. Two reasons. One, that's tough and two. You stole my thunder because I just had one half-brother.

Yeah, you're right. And then Amy's got kids with it. Amy's story way better than mine, like more compelling. Sorry. Like, yeah, no one even cares about Bobby, half Bobby out there. But shout out Monette Marchman. She got reunited with her family. No, that's awesome.

Man, that's crazy about your daughter. It is. And I do pray for the day that maybe we can go visit. Because I think her mom isn't a fisherman village that actually wouldn't be that dangerous to go to. The only problem is we'd probably have to fly. into Port of Prince. But if you said actually, it kind of is. If you're like, it actually wouldn't be that dangerous.

Well, she's on the water. Like, it's different. Is it like a fishing village or a fisherman's village? Oh, sorry, a fishing village. They were all fishermen. It's a fishing village. Which, the Shera lived in that village until she was five and a half or six. Like, she remembers that there.

But flying into Porta Prince, sometimes they shoot an airplane. So, wow. So actually. So I don't know if we're going to be going anytime soon, but maybe. Yeah, I have a brother. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Now time for the morning corny.

The morning corny. What do you call it when two hairdressers fight? What do you call it when two hairdressers fight? A blowout. That was the morning corny. Appreciation from the other woman in the room. You wake up in the morning And you turn the radio on

And the dial just keeps on turn It's more game two School with Steve Ray and Evan Trying to put you through Mike D's writing this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaughn's story

Time for easy trivia The easiest trivia game ever Amy has the crown on Congratulations champ Thank you Amy who was the first president Of the United States George Washington

Correct. Famous Americans is the category, easy trivia. Abby, who said I have a dream? Martin Luther King. Correct. Lunchbox, what American woman was the first to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean? That's my girl. Amelia Earhart.

Correct. Why is that your girl? I don't know. I just want to give her a shout out. What famous American is known for Apple and iPhones? Steve Jobs. Good job. Okay.

Super easy. If you miss it, you hear this sound. You've been bow. We can last the longest. Amy's the champion and leading with three wins so far the season. Plain to five. The category is the answer starts with C. Amy, it's really easy.

What animal purrs and chases mice? Cat. Correct. Abby, what do you eat that's made of milk and comes in slices? Cheese. Correct. Lunchbox, what West Coast State is in the United States starts with C and has the highest population? California.

Okay. Correct. Sounds like the governor. I was being the governor of California. Also, reference from, it doesn't matter. Morgan, what do you just take a picture with? A camera. Good. The category is school stuff, Amy. In literature, what do you call a story that isn't real? Oh, we call that fiction.

Correct. Abby, what's 49 divided by 7? 49 divided by 7. 49 divided by 7? Is it a real? Oh, seven times five, 35. Seven times six is 42. I say it again.

One more time. Because this must be a trick question. Are you having a seizure? Kind of. Wait, just. What's 49 to bite it by seven? Do what you just did. Seven times eight is 56.

So seven times seven is 49. What's your answer? or seven correct oh my gosh oh my gosh I was trying to look at my times tables

why do you forget about this game Abby you're not going to lose your scholarship I know you hate like you're scared I hate losing and I hate looking dumb so well you're doing it she walked right up to it and then quit

okay I mean she goes six times seven as 42 must be a trick question what you didn't even get to 49 yet I don't know. Lunchbox, what do we call the result of a multiplication problem? What's the answer of a multiplication problem?

Well, I don't know. There's a lot of things that be called. Well, there's an official name. What do we call the result of a multiplication problem? If three times three is nine, that nine is called D. I mean, I don't know, some. You've been booed. Anybody want a shot at it?

Product. Correct. Yes. And we go through one. After he called her dumb She's put in his face It's 7-9-7 and I get some word that no one's ever heard of Abby literally nailed it

She had it Who's dumb now? I'm kidding Morgan How many millimeters in a centimeter? I don't know Bobby, that's hard Oh my God

How many centimeters and a mill No Can you repeat the question? How many millimeters in a centimeter? How many millimeters and a centimeter? Okay, hold on I gotta walk this back there's 12 inches.

I believe there's a hundred. You're going to do all that? I'm trying because I don't know how else to get to the number. There's a hundred. There's the accoir. Jesus is the second planet. Stop it. Now you mess with my thing.

How many millimeters in a centimeter? A thousand. I don't know. I have no idea. So you would have been correct millimeters in a meter because Mila is a thousand. I know when I was trying to walk them back and you guys started yelling at it. No, you're not blaming it on us.

There are 10 millimeters and a centimeter. You've been bowed. 10 millimeters and a centimeter? Trying to remember that for next time. So is Amy win? No, Amy and Abby are still in this. The category is music. Okay.

What pop stars known as Queen Bee? Beyonce. Queen Bay. Yeah, whatever. What band members have Kevin, Nick, and Joe. Abby? The Jonas Brothers. Correct.

Amy, what country singer sings the gambler? Kenny Rogers. Correct. Abby, what artist is known for man I feel like a woman? Shanaya Twine. Correct. Easy trivia in 90s movies. What animated Disney movie features a genie and a lamp?

Aladdin. Correct. Abby, what toy story character says to infinity and beyond? Buzz Lightyear. Correct. State capitals. Amy, what's the capital of New Jersey? Good question.

Texas. What's the capital of New Jersey? I really don't know. Hoboken. How many cities can you name in New Jersey? Hoboken? There's one. I've been to New Jersey when I go across the thing and I feel like I'm going to like...

Hoboken. No, I feel like I'm going to Jersey, New Jersey. Is there a Jersey, New Jersey? Trenton. Trenton is the capital. Trenton. I have heard of that one. Dang it.

But when I'm going to New Jersey right of, is it a Long Island? What? Long Island. Being on Long Island. It's New York. It's one of the boroughs. Okay.

When I'm going to New Jersey, right out of New York. Where am I going? I don't know. Amy, I don't know where you're going. I don't know what you're going right now. Like the airport? Yes. Yes.

Exactly. All right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's the capital of Illinois, Abby? For the win. Who is the Idaho?

Did she say Boise, Idaho? No, she did. I'm just going through the eyes. What's the capital of Illinois? Illinois. You're trying to do it. I'm seeing the song. Hang it.

Illinois. I'm looking at a map. Up there. Five seconds. Illinois. Bismarck. I don't get a guy. Answer.

I don't have one. Illinois. Boner. You've been boned. Is it? What did you think it is lunchbox? Springfield. Springfield. Oh, well, Alex lived there or something. Didn't you? No. His parents did, though, but he lived in Kansas for nine months. Yeah, Kansas for nine months. I did. I did.

I did. I did. I did. Fiveth grade sciences. Oh, my goodness. Fifth grade science. Amy, what's the boiling point of water in Celsius? In Celsius? Why are you going Celsius? Why are you talking like that? Okay, it's 212 in Fahrenheit, and I think it's 100 in Celsius. Correct. Wow. Why are you getting on mad and you knew it the whole time?

Abby, what are the three states that matter? Gas, solid, liquid. Correct. Speed round, three questions. Buzzing with your name. The category is Disney Villains. What Disney villain wanted to create a coat out of Dalmatian puppies? Amy.

Time, incorrect. Abby. Carilla DeVille. Correct. One point Abby. Question number two. Category science and space. What do you call the part of the earth where we live?

Abby. Abby. What? The crust. Correct, winner. There's your winner. Oh my gosh. A win is a win.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Flight attendants say don't use airplane blankets. One worker said if they aren't in a sealed bag, they aren't sanitary. Even if they are washed, it was probably only in hot water and with other blankets. So I get it,

but if it was washed in hot water with other blankets, it's still sanitary, right? Just for the sake. I'm not saying you use the blanket. I'm not arguing with them. But any of that am I washing anything in hot water with other things,

it's now clean. How hot? Well, hot water and your washing machine. Yeah, that's what we do. I'm not saying that there aren't many dirty things that happen in between them getting washed and moved here and there and up to the plane. So I'm not fighting for it. But what's wrong with something being washed in hot water? Because I thought that's what made it sanitary.

So I do my clothes. I guess it just has to reach a certain temperature. It says here we need to reach 180 degrees Fahrenheit for a sufficient amount of time for things to get killed off. This is without soap. And this isn't even all about that. That was just what happened in my mind here. The other thing is, yeah, if there's just a blanket chilling, I ain't using it. I've seen lunchbox grab many a blanket and just put her in his mouth.

Blanket, pillow, whatever, man. Just bundle me up on the plane. I'll go to sleep. So this is from travel and leisure. What do hair, food, mold, and bodily fluids have in common? They're all things that travelers have found inside complimentary airplane blankets. Ew. I just got chills.

You can find that anywhere. True. But I don't want to snub with it. Yeah. That's tough. The bed in the hotel, though, yeah, that's probably part. Yeah, but they. No, that's so gross.

My assumption is they do, but I never want to see them doing it because that'll show me they're not doing it. My grandma and I used to clean condos, and we did as good a job we possibly could. And she was a stickler about doing a great job because we wanted to get hired back. But there were other people that didn't do as good of jobs. Because there was like three or four different little groups they would hire to come clean. They just pay cash. And not everybody does a great job. I've been in my hotel room before, I don't know, a year and a half or so ago,

and I went in there with a coat can. Oh, yeah. So they're humans and not all humans have the same work ethic. You see some gross stuff when you were clean? Yes, but I was 16, 15, 16. It didn't affect me as much because I was a kid. But yeah, bathrooms are disgusting. It's like a rental car.

People don't really treasure their rental cars if you rent one. They don't crash into trees, but they throw crap in it. Yeah, it's not theirs. Sometimes you'll just put it in reverse to what happens, you know, crap like that. People treat their bathrooms of places they don't live in like that. They don't do as good a job of not pee in on the floor. I once walked into a hotel room that I was in and there was a little poop. I remember that.

And I was like, what? I know other people stay in there and poop in there, but at least when you come clean it, flush it and make sure there's none in there. Well, the crazy thing is y'all had already been staying there. It wasn't like you were just checking in. No, Amy, you're talking about a bathroom that they pooped in the shed. shower. And that was when we were staying there. I'm talking about, I've been in, oh, that one's even worse. I've like checked into my room and you open up the toilet and there's like a little

poop in there. Oh. Yeah. And you're like, oh man. They missed that. What else did they miss? The other one was somebody took a shower while we were staying in the hotel or they were cleaning the shower and pooped in the shower. Like in the middle of your stay. Or they just like it's their thing where they like to just deliver poop to a shower floor. It was a really nice hotel in Vegas. And the the president of the whole company called me. And it's like, we're really sorry. What can we do for you? And I was like, I'm good.

The president of our company or the hotel company? Okay. And they were like, we'll give you free. And I was like, I'm good. You didn't take anything free? I'd have taken the whole hotel for free. The whole thing. Whatever you want to give you free, I'll take it.

Let's go. You should have said, I need to move over to that tower that has all the... This was after we came home. You know what I mean? The two-story suites. The suites were like on bosses stay. We didn't move because they didn't call me until after it was over because I didn't put the video up until after we got back.

I didn't do it while I was there. I waited until I got home. I'd made the video and saved it. And then they called and they were like, we're so sorry. I didn't say the name of the hotel in the video either. So it wasn't like I was trying to call anybody out, but they were like, we're so sorry.

And they were like, you come, you can stay. I've never called and cashed it in. Let me get that number. In my mind, somebody had like an accident and they weren't feeling good. And that sucks. But is that really what happened? I don't know.

Remember our buddy that had to, due number two and he was stuck in traffic and he went to the convenience store and they were like no bathroom and he was just like he really had to go so he snuck into a hotel and ran down the hall

and saw that a door was cracked I've never heard this story you've never heard this story Remember our buddy? Is it you? No No Well sometimes remember our buddy is like

I'm gonna test this out and see how it's reacted to It wouldn't me but it's the best store I've ever heard What's the second letter of his first name? R. Okay go ahead And Oh

Yeah, and he was like, so he went to the front desk, there was no one there. And it was one of those, you know, where like you walk in front desk and then a hallway. So he just ran down the hallway, saw there was a cracked hotel room door, knocked on it, no one answered. He went in, he used the bathroom. Were there bags in the room? Were people, were they occupying the room and they just weren't there? Or was it just an unlocked room that was empty? He didn't look.

All he said was that when he was in there doing his thing, he's like, please, no one come in. Please, no one coming in. He was already rehearsing what he's going to say if someone was. walked in. Oh, man. If you're walking into a hotel, isn't there like they have bathrooms near the lobby?

Yeah. Maybe those were close to. I don't know. So maybe the maid was cleaning it and had opened the door and gone to another room or going to get supplies. Sometimes you go get ice and you just leave the little latch and don't close it all the way.

That's tough. I've walked into a room before, not to use the bathroom, but they give you the key and you go, boop, get in. And you're like, oh my God. And then there's somebody in the bed. That happened in Dallas, went to the ACMs a few years ago. That was at night, right?

It was at night. And I walked in, it was like 8.30 or nine. And so I walked in and I saw all the bags. And I saw what I thought was movement in the bedroom because it was a sweet. And I was like, oh, my God. At first you're just like, why are bags here? It doesn't know. It's not a super simple thing.

You walk in. You're like, oh, somebody. And I was like, oh, my God. So I just slowly back out. Same situation, only worse. My in-laws were driving from Oklahoma here. And they were spending the night in like West Memphis, because it's on the way from Tulsa here.

So they drove like five hours, stayed the night. It was Caitlin's mom and dad, her sister and her sister's husband. And they went into a room. They gave them a key. They went in the room. The people were asleep in the bed. And they jumped out of bed. Yeah.

Grace, Caitlin's sister, walked into the bathroom because they went in and she went right to the bathroom and they went in. There were like toothbrushes and stuff. And she was like, oh my God. And she walks out. And at the same time, the people had jumped out of the bed like, oh my God. Like luckily nobody got shot. Yeah. They gave them the room of a room.

The people were in bed. And that was like 11 o'clock at night. Imagine also you're the people in the bed. And it's 11 o'clock at night and now people are in your room. Oh. Because right when you wake up, there's no sanity in that three seconds. It's just your heart is pounding. And if there's a gun anywhere near, boom.

Donzo. That's crazy. I didn't know the poop story. Yeah, I didn't know the poo story. The worst one with me is when I found a used condom under the bed. After two days of staying there. That was bad. That's just somebody not cleaning it.

I think mine got pooped in while I was there. Yeah, but my kids were already the bed. You don't think you know yours did. Oh, yeah, for sure. Unless like... No, because we took many showers. Right. That's what I'm saying.

You know yours happened. Like lunchbox is... Both are gross. His happened before he got in. They just didn't clean the room. You guys hear what lunchbox said? They told us on the air. Yeah, I talked about it on the air.

Oh, my kids found in there like, they're like, oh, a balloon. And they were touching it? I don't know if they, they, they... No. No. Bad news. That's terrible. So gross.

So gross. It's staying in the new going out, home is where the party is survey shows. What? But here's the thing. People say they'd rather have people over and, like, host something, then go out. So, one, I don't want to go out. I'm good. But I would rather go out and have dinner than have a bunch of people come to the house.

Because, one, I got to pay for the food. Two, I got to clean up after. But if you go out to eat, you're paying for the food anyways. That's true, about I'm to clean up after. and I can leave right when the bill. And I'm not saying you have to pay, just generally you do. True. But I also can leave whenever I want.

I can't make everybody leave whenever I want. Although I do have a system work out. Yeah, you have your little things you do. I got two ways to do it. Number one, if there's people in my house and I'm dressed normally and I go in, you see me later in shorts and a cutout t-shirt, you know it's time to go. That's my clothing symbol. I'm now wearing a cutoff, so it's time to wrap it up.

Number two is I'll just give Eddie a sign. And he'll be the first one to, like. and I'll verbally say like, all right, I'm going to go. It's getting kind of late. Thank you, Ben, thanks for everything. We don't want to keep you guys. Thank you so much. We already know what we've stayed.

And everybody else's like, oh, okay. Oh, I didn't think, well, maybe we've overstayed our welcome too. That's a great plan. He's the canary. I know the role. Yeah, he gets it. But according to 2000 Americans, 72% of people would rather stay in and have friends over

than go out and have dinner with the same friends. I think if money's the same, I'd rather go out, just no cleaning. Yeah. Having people over is a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. It can be fun.

I have to be in the right mood. Like sometimes I really enjoy like cooking and having everybody over and even cleaning doesn't really bother me. But then other days I just don't have the energy. Like I was like, I couldn't even imagine cooking right now. But I would still like to have people over. So maybe I order chewies or something. And then we just have it. F fajitas ready to go.

You get to choose your energy if you go out though. Meaning if you have people come to your house. house. One, you got to clean up. Yeah. Like, my wife wants our house to look like no one has ever existed in that house before people come over. Yeah. And like, they know we live here.

She's like, every, but I'm like, we, I see them every day at work. Like, they know, we're, and then two, you kind of have to be on a little bit if it's at your house and you got to, you don't have to do tours or anything. You're not going to sit there and watch TV. I know. I will sometimes, though. And sometimes I get in trouble for that. Got a host.

Yeah, it's just, it's a lot of energy. What if, like, I have a, there's a family that like, we've been by. They've been to our house like, I don't know, six or seven times. But we've never been invited to their house. Like after like three or four, right, don't you start thinking like, oh, when are we going to go to their house? That's interesting because, yes, I think I would. Especially since we've invited them over like seven times. So let me ask you this question.

Most of the time, if I have people, we just invite people to our house, 98% of the time. We've been to you guys' house, probably more than anybody else's house. but for the most part, if I'm doing anything, I'm just like, guests come over. Is that the same, though, as someone, because I only invite, so are people ever like, why doesn't Bobby ever come to our house? Yeah. But it's opposite what you're saying. I think that, though, because you're like, especially like when you're not like really,

really good friends. It's more of just like. That's where they never invited you. It's more, because you have to buy the food. You cook the food. And like, you don't really expect them to pay for anything because you invite them to your house. But that's why I like to invite people to my house for two reasons.

One, I don't want anybody to ever feel like to pay for anything. So I can absorb. Good. I'm going to handle that. I don't want to feel like a charity case. That's a little trauma from childhood. But two, it's, I feel like I don't, I'll leave earlier and I'll seem rude because I don't ever want to be a burden. Because people burdened me when they sleep too long at my house. Yeah, you're the first one there and the first one to leave.

Both. I'm on time. And then I'm going to be the first one out. And I may want to stay. So all that's why I don't want to go to other people's house, not because I don't like their house, but because I don't want to be bothersome. So I think using that,

but I don't know, I would be irritated if they never invited you guys over. I'm not irritated. I just wonder, like, do you think it's a money thing? Maybe. Maybe they're just like, that'd be too expensive to have people over.

But after like four or five times, though. Or their house, like they just don't like having people in their space. You sound irritated. Like you say you're not irritated, but you sound just curious. I just wonder. Yeah. Because I've thought. about it. I'm like, huh, I wonder if they're ever going to ask us to go to their house.

Or maybe we have four kids and they're just like, we can't handle that at our house. How many do they have? Two. Well, then they should just invite two of yours. Because, I mean, it is, dude, when six of us go over, yeah, hide your valuables. They're going to steal or break? No, they'll break it. Maybe that's it. Yeah, I think your situation is way weirder than mine.

Because if you keep inviting them and they're not reciprocating, it almost feels like you're not their first string though too. But no, every time we invite, they're like, absolutely. Yeah, we'll be there. I hear you. But if they get to invite somebody, it sounds like they're not inviting you. If they invite nobody ever, I think it's okay. I drive by. They're having a party. Exactly. Exactly. Over half of Americans would rather suffer through the DMV than for their loved ones. What? I pulled this. Hold on. I pulled this because I have an appointment, by the way. With the DMV? Oh, for a real ID? What do you have like a super, why are you talking like that?

Oh, he's got a connection. He's Bobby. He's like, I didn't know I had. I don't, nope. You know someone at the DMV? Nope. What do you have? I'm just saying.

Do you go into a back room? Yeah. Some would say. All I'm saying is I have an appointment next week, I think. You think. That's crazy. You have an appointment next week, you think. For.

To get my real ID. I'm going to follow you. Yeah. Drop that name. Boom. The problem is I can't. You can't what? I can't even say much more about it because then I won't get it.

Okay. I know. Is this from like, never mind, I guess, yeah. I can't. I would, but when I get it, I can tell you, but then it won't matter unless you guys just don't get it. Who's got the real ID? Me, dude. I know anybody else.

I know you two do. You said 100 times. I've been chill over here just with real ideas. I still waiting. Yeah, I got my one I moved to here in 2019. Oh, you guys are. are all good then. Yeah, I'm good.

Yeah. Yeah. You guys are procrastinators. I'm a go get her. I submitted all my paperwork to that website. What does that do? I have an appointment in July 2026. That's what I got.

You're going to next week. Is there any chance that mine is a real ID though? No. If I haven't looked. Because I got a new license when I moved. No. Does that the star on it? Does the real ID say USA on it?

I don't know. Yeah, because if so, I'm on. USA. It says USA in the top corner. No star. What about does the real ID say I'm 6-1? Because this does. It better.

Because you are 6-1. Thank you very much. I'm 6-1. You got measured. You got measured by the doctor. If the doctor says it, it counts. Exactly. Is that not true?

If the doctor says it, it counts. Yes or no. Do you believe in doctors? Huh? Are you saying you don't believe in doctors? You can speak. She doesn't say anything. Piercy theory?

You're sounding less than 6-1 by the minute. You don't believe in doctors, huh? You heard it here first? No, I guess I don't have it. But I'm going to go Monday. I think. Monday?

I can't think the word short, dude. I think, Monday. You think Monday. Yeah, because I've got to leave Tuesday after the show to go to the ACMs. I can't fly to Dallas. I can't go Tuesday. I can't go Wednesday. I'll be working from Dallas doing the show there.

And then Thursday, same. And then ACMs that night. But you have a passport. You're good. Yeah, I am good, but I don't know where that is right now. I did a little looksie. I couldn't find it. What? You just got back from wherever you went? I did. That's true. Accurate statement. But I would say that I don't keep my passport with me like a driver's license.

That is a burden to carry around because it's bigger. That's why the passport isn't as valuable as the real ID domestically. Because that's just something else to carry. I have my passport with you. But you haven't had a driver license in like 10 years. I have my passport with me right now because my driver's lessons is expired. But it has been for a long time. No, it just expired like in February.

But if she got pulled over, she'd still get a ticket. No. You're not having a license. That's if you want to go to France, not drive. No. Yes. No, I mean like, I, no. Pass your driver's test and they give you a passport.

No, I'm going to say because I've been waiting to get my real ID. Uh-uh. I don't think that word. I'm going to say, officer, I've submitted all my paperwork. Yeah, that'll fly. I don't think that work. but there was a time though too maybe you just lost your driver's license for a while

probably probably and you went I'm not yeah no you're I totally lost it out I did that story hold on more than half Americans would suffer through going to the DMV for the sake of their loved ones to understand how far people are willing to go for others or okay this is just how far would you go

for your loved ones and that's one of the hard things they'd say they do oh go to the DMV for them yeah I would do that the DMV line is not the only sacrifice two and a five Americans said they'd happily donate an Oregon to their only two and five that's crazy that's pretty You got to say yes to that. Yeah.

Even if you don't do it. Oh, you're saying in the poll. Only if you're lying in the poll. He just got a line that I would do that for our wife. Just for the poll's sake. Yeah. That's a good point. And he does it all the time.

No. He does it for like to do that. No, I said I'd like to do that. Okay. I told you my wife and I have a list. A list of what? A people? Yeah, that we donate like a, wow.

A kidney too. Oregon that you can donate. We have a list and sometimes people, there's like a line. And sometimes people, move up and above that line. So we have a list of people. If they went down, but there's some people that didn't quite make the list. You can still work up in the list, but somebody has to fall. But we're often like, are they up and they in the list? How many people above the line? I think I have eight. And the line's always going to stay at eight?

Then the line's going to stay around 10. Aren't there like 13 people on our show? I wouldn't give everybody on the show. No, no chance. Huh. Yeah. But don't be doing the math. I don't want to get into that. Okay. Lunchbox would be tough for me, but I think I'd do it. I am worried about it. I don't want your kidney. Wow. But if you were going to die, if you were going to die. He wouldn't really give it to me.

Yes, I would. I think I would. See, there we go. He's already backtracking. I think I would. Dude, as a bit, I promise you'll be employee the quarter. If you can make one of your kidneys fail and make Eddie really donate you one. Test me. Employee the quarter. Wow.

Good. I can spin that wheel, man. I get that $20. But I get a kidney too. You can spin that wheel. That's a good one. That would be, yeah, that would be a lot of. of paying for 20 bucks.

No. Employee the quarter. Oh, and the title of employee the quarter. You can hit 20, then triple. You can also get nothing. That's true, too. That's true, too. This story comes up the day. This story comes us from Ireland.

A man went out for his bachelor party. He had a great night. Next day wakes up. Doesn't know where his car is. Looks everywhere. Can't find it. Three weeks goes by. Can't find it.

He calls a local radio show and tells him the story like, hey, man, I had my bachelor party three weeks ago. I need help finding my car. Listeners were able to track down his car. Three weeks, I think I would have called the cops or reported it stolen or reported it lost. That's a long time to just find. We hope somebody calls us with something like that. Yeah, that'd be cool. Two days, I think you're making that call maybe if you're embarrassed and you don't want your wife to know you forgot where the car was.

Three weeks seems like a long time. Shout out radio show, whoever that is. down there? It doesn't say the radio show name. I'd be so mad if I was the radio show and this became a new story. So annoyed. Yeah. And like Jillian,

Ben Bob didn't get their credit. All right, good story. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, two things. One, tomorrow night from Austin, Texas, on Hulu, our IHeart Country Festival.

I'll be hosting it 7 p.m. Central Hulu. The whole thing is stream live. And you'll see everybody from the show pretty much, except for Ray. Ray's not going. Why not? He didn't get the magic ticket. Sorry, bud.

Yeah, well, it's never really explained to the listeners also that there's just not jobs for everybody out there. Sure, on a radio show, we all have specific duties, but when we then transform to a TV-type live concert, some of our jobs don't really translate over there. That's a good point. And people don't get that. Guy's not a transformer, so he's just going to stay back. Yeah. Morgan, are you going? Okay. Yes, I'll be there.

I don't know what anybody's doing. I assume you're going all. I'll be there, man. Okay, so watch tomorrow night on Hulu, 7th Central. It's going to be an amazing show, Brooks and Dunn, and then Rascal Flats and Sam Hunt, many, many more. Also, our ACM Amazon special is up right now. I did a special. It's up.

It's the history of the ACM. It's my favorite ACM moments of all time. It's also interviews with Keith Urban, Lainey Wilson, Brooks and Dunn. So that's up on Amazon right now. Hulu tomorrow night. Thank you. I think we've got to go. We got flights to catch.

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