The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2: Amy Blind Ranks 90’s Country Artists + Top 5 Con Artists That Fooled The World + Burning Questions From Social Media

Episode Date: April 11, 2025

Abby shared Good News, Bad News regarding her raising money for her St. Jude half-marathon. We also got an update with the YouTuber Subscriber challenge. Bobby answered questions from social media regarding current show events. Bobby and Amy Blind Ranked 90’s Country artists. Raymundo asked Bobby for a big favor. Bobby shared a list of the Top 5 con artists that fooled the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It. Yeah. Great, great job. How much did you say you were raising for St. Jude? I wanted to get 3,000. That was my goal. But now we're almost at 5,000. Come on.

That's awesome. That's the good news. The bad news is you're a little disappointed in the show? Yeah, just a little. There was no one that donated from the show except for Bobby. Oh, I'll donate. She's already got our goal now. Yeah.

I mean, I'm good. Maybe next year then. We talked about on the show. I know, but then where did you? I don't know. I just missed it. Like, I need a reminder. I'll donate.

I mean, I'm sorry. I'm a partner in hope. I donate every month. So that's your limit. Yeah, I do the million dollar show. I'm like, is it because I'm going to send a video out? Like, no one wanted a video on the show? I don't want a video.

I don't want a video. I'm good. Well, congratulations. on that. Thank you. An update with Eddie and Morgan if you guys can pull up the YouTube followers. My goodness. I know we were getting close to 300,000. And if we hit 300,000 in the next half hour.

I would say, what is our deadline? Yeah, you have about a half hour. We are so close. You'll lead you to get 100 bucks. Oh my gosh. Yeah, we're really good. Do you want the number? No, dude.

I just want to sit here and not get the number. I have the number. Okay, I'm ready. $299,204. Dude, we are so close. So we need 800. We need 800. That's all we need.

800. All you got to do is go to YouTube, LiveBone show, and subscribe. Just click a little button, and we win. But where is that passion when you're not on the mic, dude? Like, we had all these days, and you didn't post anything on your social media. It's like, where is your help?

Oh, they didn't post on their social video? No, Eddie did not. Morgan made a video. I reposted it. Morgan reposted it. Eddie? Nope. Does not see all the videos I made for you and send them to you?

What do you mean? I made him videos so he can put on his Instagram. Of what? Of us talking about subscribing. And I edited him and I sent it to him and I got declined on the airdrop. Twice. What? Does he know what airdrop is?

Maybe not. Good question, Bobby. But did you put him on yours? Yeah, I just put one right now. Oh, you have 25 minutes. We're going to do it. We're going to do it. Okay, so we'll update in a little bit.

Morgan has some questions from social media, from our listeners. I don't know what these questions are, but they want some updates and some answers on certain things. So we'll pull those up. And then we're also going to bring in the whiteboard because I want to blind-rake these 90s country artists. I want to have Amy do what I did and see if we end up in the same place, in the same order. Oh, yeah, yeah. So Morgan, are you first? Yep, I'm ready.

Okay, question one. Is the lunchbox going to Turkey? That's a scuba Steve question, because he's the one that's been negotiating with sales. Is he going to go to Turkey? or have they moved off that because they wanted me to go? They were definitely focused on you. They haven't told me no yet because last I asked was I think a week ago when they asked this update and I haven't gotten any responses.

So Turkey has like a tourism bureau, the country. And so they wanted me to go and I'd be away from the show for too long. So I said, I cannot, but would you accept lunchbox? And so far it's not been a no, but we haven't got a yes yet. So it's still up in the air. It's in limbo, yeah. Got it. Okay.

Next one, Morgan. Is there any new Pimp and Joy, merchandise coming out soon. That's an Amy question. We normally do stuff 4th of July, so I feel like that's the coming up thing. It's already almost 4th July, man.

Building homes for heroes. That's crazy. I know. Not building homes for heroes, but 4th of July is already coming up. I know. I feel like we just had Christmas. I feel like I was just 25.

What? We need to slow life down. But it's just happening. There's nothing we're doing. Yeah, but. Morgan, what else do you have? Why did the cruise ports change? Why did the cruise?

Which means the places that the cruise was going. I don't know. Oh, the destinations? Yeah, I have no idea. Literally don't know anything about it. Okay. Next. Why were Bobby and Amy laughing at lunchbox getting in a car accident?

We weren't. We were laughing at how he was acting like he almost died and it tore off a little part of his bumper. We actually took it very seriously at first, but he kept on talking about his near-death experience or whatever. and we were like, once we saw the picture, we were like, oh, it wasn't like flopping on the ground behind you. But yeah, I know, it was serious.

But yeah, we were laughing because once we saw the picture, it seemed like he was a little hyperbole, a little exaggeration. No, no, it was flapping in the wind, dude. Like, it was out there like, whoa, like it could have hit the car next to us. Okay, what else? And the last one. Why is the show trying so hard to get more YouTube subscribers? Same reason we want you to subscribe to our podcast.

so we can make money, so the show can make money, so we can keep our jobs. Yeah, and we get $100. They get $100. Yeah. And the more subscribers we have, the more the YouTube channel makes. I don't know the YouTube channel the company does, but if we have high subscribers or high ratings, then it costs more for an ad,

and that keeps us on the air. Same reason we would want to keep people listening forever on just like normal radio, but now we have to do that in many other ways. And we've already gotten 50 more subscribers since we've been. 15 or 50? 50. What? No way.

They're coming in quick. Okay. I just created a post. Amy, are you subscribing? I already subscribed, but I'm making an Instagram. Is this like you donated to Abby? No, look. I mean, I didn't say I donated to Abby.

No, I know, but we're reminding you. I know. Yeah, I need, no, no, I'm making this now, but listen. Oh, okay. Related to YouTube, have you all started that show on Netflix about the kid influencers? Not really something I'd watch, I don't think. So no. Rock Hill.

You know, I don't know who these kids are Because yes, they are very young The one I know is the one that does the toys Ryan. And he's like 40 now Ryan's older now Yeah, yeah, yeah. He might be a teenager. That's the only kid influencer that I know Because we would talk about how much money

That channel was making. Why, what's the show about? Okay, well, it's about this one girl whose mom like just really Put her on YouTube And they started making cute videos And the mom was like, wow, we could make money so they start getting these other friends involved

and they're all kids and she calls them their squad and she's making like $500,000 a month from these kids and not paying out the other kids the same way because now they're in a lawsuit. Like it's really weird and these kids, it was like a cult. Like she was very manipulative and just like totally mess with these kids. It's really sad because they were having fun at first and then it turned into this job

and they were working to one in the morning. It's like this show. She's describing this show. It started as fun, man. It started as fun now. Except for they were, they're like 10, 11, 12 years old and she was having them like make out and like kit. Like they should be, because crush videos are really big amongst the teens. That's why I don't watch this.

I don't want to watch anything kids making out. Yeah, like you like, they would post these cute videos of like, oh, I've got a crush on, you know, lunchbox. You know. They said that? No, but like. Hey. Lunchbox is in trouble. I'm telling you.

He's really been trying hard to go viral. If we. want to get YouTube subscribers lunchbox and I need to have a crush or something dang now she's proposing that lunchbox okay okay that's the deal I'm so confused she wants to subscribe right now for all these years

can you imagine but that's like what this mom was doing it's called bad influence the dark side of kid fluencing yeah I'm out but I'm sure it's compelling I'm out though it's compelling and sad and disturbing have you watched Black Mirror yet

episode one of the new season Is it disturbing? It's way dark. Of course it is. It's awesome. Darker than the other ones? I don't know. Is it getting darker?

Because some of the earlier stuff is pretty messed up. That's what it feels like. Mike and I were just talking about this. That's my favorite show. That in the office are my favorite shows ever. That Walking Dead, it's technology and how technology is changing us and the dark ways technology will be used in the future.

Gosh, it's so real. It's so real. And this first episode, not gross, but it makes you feel. gross and I think it wouldn't be for me except it's based all around technology. It's really good. It's like

Emmy winning type stuff. Yeah, one of my favorite episodes ever. My wife watched it with me. She doesn't watch Black Mirror really. She was like, oh, I don't know if I want to watch this. And I was like, no, it'd be good. Look who's in it. Because it has a couple of pretty famous actors. It has Pam from the office, also from Parkinson's Rag.

And then it has, I don't know, this Irish guy that I know from a bunch of stuff. Yeah, he's in a... I can't remember the other show. It's like Ben Lee, the singer. I don't know who he is, but he's been at a bunch of stuff. It's really good. It's really dark. Oh, I think I know what you're talking about.

Is he the guy in bridesmaids? He's like the cop. Yeah. He looks like Ben Lee. It's the only reason I got that. He was in a show called the IT crowd from back in the day. I think I can give you the synopsis the first episode with no spoiler. We pull it up.

I don't want to say anything bad. But I'm going to wait. And then we're going to do the 90s country thing. I just want to make sure. Okay, here we go. Here's the synopsis from the internet. When a medical emergency leaves a school teacher Amanda fighting for her life, her desperate husband Mike signs her up for Rivermind,

a high-tech system that will keep her alive but at a cost. It's basically you have to pay for streaming. And that's all I'll say. I don't quite understand it, but I kind of see where it's going. Yeah. Okay. So it's excellent, but it is awful. And is there only one episode out or is they all out?

No. Netflix says it all at once. That's cool. Yeah. But yeah, we're not... They're so standalone, but I'm in. I can't wait to watch the next one. And there's a bunch of them. There's like six or something, really. We're going to blind-rank country artist, Amy.

I'm going to let you do it. I did it. And I'm going to give you the exact same order that I got to see where they would fall on your chart. Okay. So if you go to my Instagram, you can see my chart. And again, blind ranking is there's a database of all these artists. It'll go, it'll flip, and I'll just stop on one. And you have one through 10.

and you automatically just put it in a spot blindly without knowing who else is to come. Got it? Got it. Okay. I can stand up, right? Oh, you're going to stand up here. Oh, this feels fun.

It's going to be fun. seven, eight, nine, and ten. Your first artist to pop up is Tricey Lawrence. Don't you pay me at Birmingham? Oh, man. Where do you put him on the list blindly, one through ten? Blind. Seven.

Wow, okay. Is that high or low? Tracy Lawrence is seven. Is that good or bad? Okay. Well, why'd you say wow? It doesn't matter. It seems little low to me, but doesn't matter.

Okay, but I don't know who else we do. exactly. Exactly. Next up is Vince Gill. You're getting the same order I got. Okay. Eight. Okay.

Vince Gill. Also down on the pooper. Wow. It's not. I just don't know if there's like... Yeah, you don't know who's next. I don't know. It's like it's Garth, Dolly.

Yeah, but you're putting them pretty well. I just saying that's eight. Because I don't know who's coming. Amen. That's the whole point of it. Cahley. Amen. Next up.

Jody Messina. Do you think Jody Messina ranks above? Tracy Lawrence and Vince Gill. How many Jody Mucina songs do you know? Is not my going? Yeah, we hear you. Yeah, we hear you.

Good, yeah. You also know, it's Carolina. Tales, California. I know, she's got some jams. What do I do here? Because now I'm screwed. Yeah, I know you're not screwed. No, it feels that way.

You got a lot of numbers left. Because I know, but I don't know if I go six or nine because... Hey, nice. Whoa. You know? Okay. I need an answer. Jody Messina.

Golly. Six. Okay. Next up. Garth Brooks. One. I know. It's hard.

What am I supposed to do? What if George comes up? I love George. Well, you're taking one away. Am I ranking them or ranking the world? No, you're doing your blind rankings. You're doing them. Okay.

Well, because George is number one for me. But you don't know if he's going to pop up or not. Right. Yeah. Guys, don't influence it. Okay. Don't influence. Okay.

Fine. Garth. Two. No, no, you said one. Okay, I said one. Until they reacted. I need to know what you feel. I want to put Garth at two. Okay. You're sure it's you. It's not anybody else influencing you. That is me. Okay. At two. That was definitely influenced. Garth Brooks. She's leaving a spot open. Next up. You have Garth at two, Jody Messina at six, Tracy Lawrence at seven, Vince Gill at eight.

All these other spots are open. Next up, Alan Jackson. So good. Four. Okay. Alan Jackson goes at four. You still have one and three open. Next up, Riba. Nice. Okay. One, three, five, nine, and ten. You got one and ten still open. I know. Bookends. Riba. Gawley, I don't know who else we have. So what do I do? What do I do? Reba's in the top five for sure. So she's three or five. I don't know what?

what to do about the number one spot. So she's three or five? We'll pick one of them. You pick. No. Okay, fine. Five. Okay.

Next up, 90s country artist, Kenny Chesney. You have one, three, nine, and ten open. Three. Okay. Kenny Chesney is at three. Okay. So we have one is still open.

Garth Brooks at two, Kenny Chesney at three, Alan Jackson at four, rebate five, Jody Messina at six, Tracy Lawrence at seven, Vince Gill at eight. Next up, John Michael Montgomery. One, nine, and ten are left?

I mean, who's left? Nine. You have one in ten. She does not want to commit. That's what she shows here. She does not want to commit to somebody being the best or the worst on the list. Next up, Martina McBride. Ten.

Dang. I mean, she's not really ten, but. That hurts. I know. I had to put her there because that's what's left. There we go. And you're number one now blindly. The only one left to pop up is Faith Hill.

Okay, she's one. Okay. So Garth could have been one. So blindly, Amy's list is Faith Hill one, Garth, two, Chesney three, Alan Jackson four, Reba five, Jody Messina, Sina, Six, Tracy Lawrence, Seven, Vinskill, eight, John Michael Montgomery, nine, and Martina McBride, 10.

There is no right, a wrong answer. That's not a bad list. I know there's no right or wrong. It just feels wrong. Mine was blindly. Garth was one. Rebo was two. Alan Jackson was three.

Tracy Lawrence was four. Vince Gill was five. Jody Messina was six. Martina McRod was seven. Faith Hill was eight. John Michael Montgomery was nine. And I put Chesney 90s at 10 because I don't really like his 90s stuff. I liked his later slower stuff.

I felt pretty good. Pretty solid. Yeah. Once I got Garth in that midspot, that's easy one for me. me did have to wonder if George Strait is coming. I did. I sure did. You feel okay about that list? I feel okay, yeah. That's a good way to describe it.

Would you, if you could move it now and not blind, who would you put at one? Garth. Garth is one out of those people. Non-blind, who would be two? Non-blind. Alan Jackson. Who did you have it, too? Riba.

Okay. I put Reba after that. And I had Alan Jackson at three. Then I would do Kenny. Oh, Tracy Lawrence. I had Tracy Lawrence at four. Because my 90s self Pay me a Birmingham all over the place.

Yeah. I don't know what she means. She hit 69. She's saying stuff. Pay me a Birmingham. You can turn this off, right? My friend Andrew and I used to listen to that Tracy Lawrence CD on repeat.

Can I lay the mic down, Ray? Okay, thanks. Those are fun though, huh? That is fun. I didn't really freak out like Amy did. Tell me. Oh, what do I do? Oh, no.

Oh, no. Like you were a fitting someone. Yeah, you weren't going to kill them. It wasn't like, If you didn't pick, then they'd die. And everyone understood that you didn't know who was on the list. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I probably could have just relaxed a little.

Yeah, a little bit. Live and learn, you know. Next time you do that. Next time I'll be way more chill. Let's go over to speaking of numbers. Eddie and Morgan, any update on the page. Yeah, the numbers kind of slowed down a little bit. We are at 299,000.

294. Wait, hold on. No, you can literally just tell us how many we need, instead of doing the whole 299,000 thing every time. We need 700. Still? Yeah, we only got like 100. Got the rush out of the box?

Yeah, it's not looking good. It's like it came quick and then it just died down a little bit. Oh, we got 302 now. Okay, I don't know what your numbers mean. Still need 699. It's showing us a live count. Thank you. This is tough for me, man.

I'll do math that quick. Then let them, you can let them answer everything. So we need how many? 698. Oh, 690. Okay, and 15 minutes. That's a lot. You know what?

I'll give you, because we stay here after the show. I'll give you another hour after that. Okay. All right. Okay. So you can have until 11 central. What do we need? Lunchbox, 698?

I'll just go, I'm going to go to Morgan. Morgan, how many do we need? 685. Okay, boom, there you go. How do they do that? That's so good. Well, I'm just going backwards now, Eddie. The NBA finals are next week.

Ramundo has a favor to ask. What is your NBA favor? Well, so there's going to be a playoff game in our home state here in Memphis. And we really haven't done Bobby Bone Show stuff at an NBA basketball game. And so I thought, why not just put the ask out? Do you have any connections with the Memphis Grizzlies? Let's go to a playoff game. Wait, why did you do all the Bobby Bone Show stuff first?

And then do you just want tickets? Is that what you're asking for? Tickets, and if there's just a way for us to be imprinted in the NBA playoffs, why not? Three hours down the road. We're not even on in Memphis. Dang it. And no. I don't have any, Eddie, but have...

I pay my own tickets, man. I've got two Memphis games this year, and they're not that expensive. Playoffs be a little more expensive. It would be a little more expensive. Yeah, I don't have any hookup there, buddy. Sorry. You guys are going to go? Three hours down the road, it has been thought about. But, yeah, probably check the apps right before, see what they're looking like price-wise.

Are you going to drive down and look at the apps? Yeah. Well, no, no, no. We would do it before and then see that price. Man, that burned me when the Cowboys came to Tennessee. I waited for the apps I didn't get in But you were here though at least Me and my son were outside the gates

And we could not get in It was so sad When y'all are saying the apps I'm sorry, what? Any of the second? Oh, it's selling site Because usually like Re-celted it's game start

It like I get it now I just thought I didn't know if we were talking About something else Hey you have mentioned the book fair Oh my gosh We had the book fair It was the coolest thing ever

Yeah yeah Because even for us It would set it up in the library And you go and you have books And Madlibs and bookmarks. And they would let you go. Class would be like,

all right, we have 30 minutes to go to the book fair. Yeah. Right? Well, now they're doing it three times a year. What? Three times.

The book fair... Is it an independent company that comes and sets up? Remember it was called like Scholastic or something? Is it even a fair if they come three times in a year? I don't think so. That's more like it just lives there. They're just trying to make some cash is what they're doing.

What's happening? Well, it's just there three times a year and my kids come to us and they're just like, hey, book fair's coming again. I'm like, again? And there's nothing cheaper now. The cheapest thing there is probably $15 to $20. So there's no discount if you go in the school and get it. If anything, they mark it up because it's in the school so it feels different so kids will go and spend money.

Yeah, I think the company charges more because they're actually going to the school. So do you tell your kids no? I'm book fairing the book fair now. Now I'm saying go to the book fair. Enjoy yourselves. Take notes on what you want and I will buy you whatever you want from the book fair but on Amazon. Is it cheaper? Oh, dude, way cheaper.

So now, guess what, book fair? I'm book fairing you. But don't you want the book fair to stay around? No, not really. I don't care. Three times a year is a lot. And if it's just a company that's making money, then they should make a profit based on how good of a job they do.

And we don't really feel sorry for companies. They don't do a good job. Or go to more schools. Like, you just spread it around. Like, why are you hitting one school three times a year? Do you ever hit up the local bookstore, though? I'm not a book guy really I got to the library

I went to the library like about a month ago that was cool for what Oh yeah the libraries Took the kids just to go I just hadn't been to a library in years What do they have there? Like the city library A lot of books

Is everybody quiet? No it's different now It's different like the kids can run around And be loud There's an area where the kids are not allowed Where like I guess people still read So that's different And then the doing

decimal? That's not a thing anymore. Now it's just a computer. That hasn't been a thing in a long time. You don't have to go to the card catalog. It's all on computer. I have two things I want to do before we break for a second. And I get you guys are going to have to remember, but I save both of these. One's from Eddie, one's from lunchbox.

Eddie says lunchbox is so dumb. Okay? Not sure what that's about. And then lunchbox says Eddie is such a loser. I have a bone to pick with him. Now, a lot of times, if I get a note from one of you guys, I'll put parentheses beside it to remind me what it is. But because these two came at the same time, I don't know what they are. I just thought

I'd present them together. Because I don't know. I forgot what you guys are mad at each other about. Do you think that they're related? I don't know. Okay. I'm not mad at lunchbox. He's just an idiot. Okay. Let's go. You first send. Eddie, lunchbox is so dumb. Why'd you send that? We're standing out in the balcony. We're having a little break or whatever. And he's eating these like peanuts or whatever. And he looks down like, we're on a six floor balcony. He goes, you think if I throw a peanut down there and hit one of those cars, you'll hear a boom. I'm like, no, you idiot. Like it's a peanut.

Like, one, I doubt you can hit the car. And two, they're not going to hear anything. It's not going to dent the car. He's like, yeah, watch this. So he starts throwing peanuts down there. He can't even get going close to a car. That's kind of funny. So there are two parts.

One, he couldn't hit a car. No, he couldn't come close to a car. Well, let's be real. It was a windy day. The gusts were about 20 miles an hour. So I was trying to lead the car and the wind just was taking it, whatever, if it was a day where there's no wind, it'd have been a lot easier. Secondly, you thought

That you would hear a thud That the peanut would gain So much speed Because isn't it like when you drop something The faster it goes Or the higher up or the faster it goes I don't know Sort of

But you So two parts of this One we're not very high We're like six floors up So even if we're a thousand floors up It's not gonna matter The penis not going to Really?

Yeah no Because they always said If you drop a penny From the Empire State Building You can knock someone out So Penny probably It's metal

So, no. I think the saying is that you'll kill somebody, but you won't. It will not kill somebody. Let's say you drop anything from up here. You have, it will speed up to a certain point, but then gravity, gravity's working, and then resistance hits it. Resistance hits it. That's called terminal velocity.

Terminal velocity levels out very quickly, and it never gets faster after a certain point. Got it. So the peanut will only get so fast, even if it's 100 stories up. Oh, didn't know that. See, this is so dumb. Like, he was arguing with me. You're smart.

This guy acts like he's smart. You ask Bobby questions all the time. You don't know anything either, dude. Obviously, I couldn't, you know, describe what you describe. Exactly. Terminal velocity. But I told him the same thing. You're an idiot.

That's not telling me the same thing. He has explained it. The peanut does speed up to a certain point. The coin does speed up to a certain point. But at the point where gravity meets resistance. Is that the wind? Sure. It does go, it goes no faster than that.

And that point is called terminal velocity. See, I thought it was just going to gain speed all the way down. It does not do that, no. That's where I was wrong. Basically, resistance works as a governor. Terminal velocity is a governor where it kind of stops it as to how fast it can go. You know what a governor is, lunchbox? We have them on a golf car.

It's a golf course when I work maintenance the golf course. You only go so fast. You know, when you're going down a hill and it slows it down automatically, that's the governor kicking in. What were you saying, Amy? I guess I'm just more surprised he wasn't able to hit a car. Well, that was the second part of it. I think sometimes, though, you'll be in like a basketball arena and you're like, oh, I could throw the ball to the floor. But it's so much further because you're up.

Yeah, it looks like you can make it. But in the wind just, I mean, it really was affecting everything. And I was trying to lead the cars and the wind was. Oh, you're trying to lead the cars now. Because, yeah, well, you throw it out in front of it because the car's driving. So you got to throw it out there. Could you get it to where the car drove? So were you just missing or could you not get it there distance?

Like it would blow it back to the sidewalk. Got it. Okay, so lunch parks says Eddie is such a loser. I have a bone to pick with him. What's that about? and Eddie not wanting me to be a part of it. Like, oh, why is Lunchbox a part of it? And then I'm the one that did all that.

Me and Morgan are the only ones that did legwork to get followers. And Eddie just sat there and did nothing. And it's like, all you have to do is Morgan was good enough to put a story up on the Burybone show with a link. And all you do is repost it. And Eddie didn't even repost it. It was just like, well, why is he even a part of it? If he's going to do the complaining, shouldn't he be the one doing the work?

And he wasn't doing any of it. And I was like, well, what a loser. He acts like he's all about it. But then Morgan and I do the heavy lifting. Well, he does edit the videos. I'm not arguing in his defense, but I'm saying there is a part of it that he is doing, which... Yeah, but putting the videos up when getting the followers. Sure. That's his job.

Yeah. But it's like do the extra effort to get the extra money. And there is a... It's valid. Yeah, and then he says, oh, I tried to air drop you videos. I'm not... You got to tell me, hey, I'm air dropping you a video. You can't just say, hey, a video, like, I can't just have something pop up on computer.

And I'm like, huh? When it says video from Eddie, like that doesn't... Well, that if you see it, you can accept it. But I don't know what it is. It was a... yellow triangle. And I was like, well, what is that? Did you not look over and go, hey, Eddie, did you just send me something?

No, he was doing it while we're on air. You could have done it during the break. No, I thought, oh, you also could have said, hey, I tried to air drop you something. I'm going to send you something. So the communication goes both ways. Whatever, man. Yeah. He's an idiot.

Like, what do you want me to do? I kind of. And he's never air dropped me. Lunchbox on this one. He's never air dropped me anything. So all of a sudden I was like, this has to be an accident. Like, what? That seems weird.

And it's a yellow triangle with an exclamation point. That seems like it's spam. You think I'd be sending you spam during the show. Maybe it's an accident. Yes, like an accident. Or you've been hacked. Okay. Well, where are we, Morgan?

532.32. Left? No, no. See, exactly. 632. Left? Yeah, 632. Sorry, it keeps going.

The number keeps going up. That's Morgan, not Amy. That's Morgan, not Amy. That's not 30. It literally was just on two. Oh, my God. Amy. That's Morgan.

Why does it keep saying that? And also, it was literally just on 422. It's eating his brain. I get it. Oh my gosh, she's not Amy. That's Morgan. I get it. It's updating live.

Leave me right. Morgan was saying that you only need a 30. Well, you were saying Amy, so I guess we both suck. Okay, listen, it was at 425 and she was saying we need 630 left. No, you need it. That's what I'm saying. I was trying to tell her mouth. Okay, I'm sorry.

It's literally clocking the numbers right now. 660. There you go. Do you want to be in charge of Elchbox? I'm going to yell that. No, no, but you only need $560. Oh, my God. I don't know.

It's counting backwards, guys. I don't know, and it keeps clicking upward. Are we all bad at math? Yes. Pretty much, I would think so. Maybe, well, not you. Not you. Not you.

Not that's not my strong suit. I only made a 23 in my ACT in math. Oh, I don't know what that means. And the fact that you remember what you made. It's my lowest. By far. Exactly. I don't know what I got. I think I made 23, like, total.

I hated it. 23 out of what, 30? 36. But wasn't mad the most fun? No. As a subject? Yeah. I guess it would just depend on your teacher.

Not for me because I was pretty weak at it. I was still, I was good, but I was pretty weak as related to my other subjects. Like you didn't, like, I thought it was so cool when you do algebra and you had this big long equation at the top of the page. And you would have a reverse triangle as you got all the way to the bottom. And then it just had X equals. And it was like, that looks so cool that it went from this. big got smaller, smaller, smaller, smaller, smaller, smaller, this X equals, it was the coolest looking, I mean, it was so satisfying.

Do you like triangles? Did you? No, no, I just liked the way it went from so huge. You like the idea of solving a problem? Did you like how it was being done? Did you understand it or just like the shape of it? No, no, I understood it. That's cool.

I didn't know that was your interest. Math. Yeah. Geometry, no. Shapes were not my thing. We just said triangle. No, it's just more the problem. The problem.

No, I know, but you did not see how weird the juxtaposition of those two stories are. I just thought it was so cool how it got smaller, smaller, smaller, smaller, smaller, more than he's had X equals after starting with this long line. Now, geometry, I failed. Miss Mulder, I had to retake it my junior year. She had it out to get you or what? No, I took honors geometry and it was just way too hard. You'd give me a cube.

I saw a square and proofs and all that crap. It was, proofs was the dumbest thing in the history of Earth. I don't know what that is. Side angle, side theory and, oh my gosh. Is that where pie comes into play? You're an idiot. Okay. Hey, both of you, peanut and pie, let's just chill. Well, no, he called me an idiot.

So I had a legit question. The pie, where does that come into play? I suck at math. I don't mean, I don't want to be wrong. 3.14 is pie. Right. Yeah, but proofs were like you had to have these side angle side. Then it turns to this, this and this. And you had to solve it by using these proofs. 60% of the test was that.

And so I studied that only. and the other 40% I was like, I have no idea what this stuff is because I was like, proofs are so hard, I'll get the other stuff judged by, you know. I maxed out college algebra. That was it. Never took another math class after college algebra.

It's done. In college. Yeah. So what was your favorite subject? Oh, philosophy by far. Oof. In college. By far.

Oh my gosh. Like times a thousand. It was really the only one that mattered to me. Because you liked arguing. No, that's debate. No, that would be, yeah. Well, no, because like my roommate. Philosophy is not arguing.

Oh, but it is. Because my roommate. It's not. You're studying philosophers theories. He doesn't say, let's fight against them. You're learning. You start with Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, and you learn their thoughts. And then you go through more current philosophers.

Well, I guess the way I looked at it is my roommate, John, he was a criminal justice major. And he found out it was going to take him four and a half years to graduate. So he switched to philosophy. And he would come home and argue with me like, how do you know you're awake right now? And I'm like, well, I mean, because I'm doing stuff. He goes, how do you know this in a dream? but I don't think this is what we argued about. That whole class was based in argument.

Okay, well, that's what I took it when he would bring these stupid arguments home and argue with me for an hour. And I'm like, no, dude, I'm awake. He's like, well, I'll prefer to send this argument. I'm like, oh my God, John, you're so annoying. Great dude. Yeah, Miss John. What annoying. Yeah.

Oh, but annoying when you do that crap. Let's take a break. Let's take a break. Let's do a middle roll. But wait, we're 10 away from 500. We're six away from 500. Lunchbox, why do you cover your hands? Oh, 500.

Oh, 500. Oh, we passed it. Oh, 500. Yeah. That's what I'm saying like you're... We still need five more. I was thinking you were saying. Me too.

So I thought she was saying that too. No, I was trying to say we're halfway. We have 500 left. Oh, less than 500 left. Subscribers. Yes, that we need. Okay. We'll come back.

Let's go ahead and break off. 480. Thank you, lunchbox. The guy loves a triangle with some numbers in it. It's moving. We'll be back. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Bobby Bones. All right, let's run some voicemails down. Number one, please. Hi, Bobby Bones Show. This is Jolene from at Minnesota. And I was listening to your podcast the other day about people with the last name a weener. Well, I actually have that last name. So talk about growing up with that last name.

in the 80s as a kid in middle school high school last name reader you're the heaviest girl in your class with glasses wasn't fun but the only thing I did tell my brother if he ever had daughters just please don't name her Anita yeah weiner's tough oh gosh I worked with a girl on our way to table so her last name was seaman last name C-A-M-A-N yeah that sucks man like you probably just make the decision to not worry about the legacy of the family and change the it if it's like Jonathan Harry Balls what's your last name Harry Balls because your whole life I mean it's funny how you remember those names I had a girl I went to middle school with in high school her name was dusty Bush oh my that's pretty bad just because yeah no no that was

her name is fine but it's like dusty part that got weird exactly like why did you do that well I knew her cousin's stinky I was like but yeah like the combination the combination is what hurts that do the parents know that like well that's also like a slang term generationally, right? Because I think now 16-year-olds aren't talking about Bush the way that people in the 70s and 80s and some of the 90s did. Yeah, but that was when he was in school. Yeah, no, I'm just saying now, though, that name probably wouldn't have the impact. It probably still have some. I think some parents like to be funny like that, though. But that's not, that's funny, like, not good. No. Like sexual. No. Like imagine being a kid, you're in 10th grade,

ninth grade, and your name's seaman. That sucks for them. Yeah, yeah. or you have it pronounced differently, Semin. Oh, good. But it still looks like semen, but you just don't have it said because that way if someone's over the airport, we're looking for Jonathan Seaman.

Somebody's like him to Seaman? Yeah. You know? That's so terrible. Frankie Anus? No, that's anus. Okay. Like, that's tough.

Or you put a letter in it and change the spelling just a little bit where you can keep most of it, but it's set like, Siemens. You know, even that's tough. You put it H. or something.

That's hard. That's tough. Yeah, sorry, Miss Weiner. I'm sorry, Miss Weiner. Boing! All right, next one, Ray. Hi there. I just want to say how much I enjoy the show.

I'm sad that I only discovered I can listen to it all the time and not just on the radio. But now I'm hooked. It's been a little over a month. I love listening to you guys. You make me laugh, which I enjoy. I love Amy's corny's.

Everyone's great. I do really, really like Amy and Morgan's voice, but keep up the great work. I love the games. you guys make me laugh and I so appreciate you. Thank you, Chandra from Delaware. It's very nice of you. Next up.

I was just calling in because I wanted to see if we could get an update on Amy reading Forth Wing. I decided to also read it when she started and I'm now on the third book. Just wanted to know if she has finished it, if she's moved on to continue the series, what her rating is. But yeah. I think we've done that. We rated it, but she may have missed it.

I know, but I'll say that in the middle of the book, I was definitely like, oh, I'm going to keep going. And then when I got to the end and then like White Lotus was happening just like life and other things, like I've now kind of lost steam. And I'm like, should I go to the second book? You did finish the first though, and you rated that what? I think like probably four, five dragons. I don't remember my exact rating. But I'd give it around that.

I really was into it. and a little bit like the sex stuff was a bit much for me I don't know what happens in the second book it doesn't bother me but I'm just not into smut

is that what's called What's that? That's a really old term You don't know what smut is? And you call me an idiot I swear But smut though I would say is another slang term that's a bit dated

But smut would be like sex Like I like Unless it's like Some of those romantic novels that have some of that, that's fine. This was like romantic-y and the- The what? The dragons. They're not, they're, no, no, no.

The dragons are not involved the way you think that they are, but it's like they kind of are. It's weird. You get it four? I give it four, yeah. And, you know, maybe if I get the other book, if I just go ahead and order it and I start it, I'm sure I'll be into it. Next one, Ray. I was calling because I wanted to try.

try to win Bobby's fancy shoes. The white ones with like the diamonds or whatever he said are on them for my brother. My brother is a size 11. He's a firefighter and he gives so much to his family. And I thought like the fancy ones might be nice for him like when he goes out of his wife or goes to like a nice event at the fire department. So please call me back if I can play a game to win some shoes for him. Thank you. Yeah, we'll call you back. I mean, I don't know if a firefighter is going to like these. You might. Yeah, honest.

Don't go fighting fires with those. Yeah, I know for sure. These are Alexander McQueen's and they have, they're white and you can see them on camera now. So they're awesome shoes. I think I've worn them once. They're very, very white. And on the back they have like little studs. They look like diamonds.

They do look like diamonds. But these are like, if you buy them new, like a thousand bucks. That's awesome. So I'm happy to let you play for them. Our lawyers don't let us just give stuff away. And then also make other people play. So I'm happy to let you play. We'll get you on the phone next week and give it a rip.

That's sweet of her to think of her brother like that. Yeah, unless you just want to win them and resell them. That's not what's happening. But I'm just saying it could be. That's what I mean. That's smart business move. Next up. Good morning studio.

Just listening to the podcast from last night and you're talking about the 200 cattle missing in Colorado. I live in Kansas and we just went through this last year. My brother and a good friend of mine, they had maybe 50-ish cattle just disappear and they never got them back. It's cattle wranglers. They're stealing them and taking them cattle market high right now and they're making lots of money. Dang, they're stealing cows. 200, though, just seems like you would see something moving because it was a very brief amount of time when the 200 were gone. So it wasn't, and I'm sure, I really don't think it's aliens.

I'm sure it's a sophisticated way they're able to smuggle still these cows. But with 200 cows, they're so big, you just think even at night, in the middle of the night, you would see some lights or an automobile in the area where the cows are being stolen, because once the cows started to be stolen, people started to look for more cows being stolen, and they weren't able to see the cows being stolen. Maybe it's the cartel. But again, you should be able to see something. They built underground tunnels.

Yeah. Or aliens. One more, Ray. Hey Bobby, I'm from Texas and I'm in Arkansas and I don't know what's up with these speed trap things that you got in your Woo Pig state. Anyways, just wanted to say that. Okay, bye. I don't think it's as much of an Arkansas thing as it is a small town thing. There are speed traps everywhere in Arkansas.

If you drive through, not interstate so much, but if a highway goes to a town, you know in that mile and a half through the town, there's going to be a cop sitting at a gas station or behind a hill nailing people who don't know that the speed limit drive. dramatically from the beginning to the end of the town. And boo, just nail it. Booh, boo, boo, bo, nail them because that money goes into the town. Yeah. So I think it's a small town thing on a highway thing more than it is an Arkansas thing.

But they're everywhere in Arkansas. If you're on a highway and you're going through a small town, you got to slow down because they're looking for you. So. I think the best thing they do, though, is just put a cop car with no one in it. It makes everyone slow down. But that's not the point. The point isn't to make people slow down for,

safety. The point is speed traps are not for safety. Speed traps are to make money for the small town. There's a town here that has an old, old car that sits out, but it's old, and you don't... I mean, the lights are like circular in it what you're talking about. It's like, the Duke boys are running from the law.

The boys have a county. So for a split second, you're like, oh, but that's more for like welcome to this town. It's kind of an old town. But yeah, we have them everywhere in Arkansas. So, but I think that's kind of a small town thing more than it is, a specific state thing. A couple crashes there was a helicopter crash yesterday

into the Hudson River everybody died yeah I saw it terrible a tourist helicopter carrying family members from Spain plunged into the Hudson River in New York City killing six it was the New York

chartered chopper which was carrying a pilot two adults three children fell into the Hudson River this morning I saw a small plane crash here's the thing about Twitter that kind of sucks now because Twitter is not near as good as it used to be it's kind of disgusting because They do like deaths on there too. It's not even just that they have nudity on Twitter now.

They show deaths on Twitter. And so you'll see cars explode with people in them. People get killed. Oh, I saw somebody get run over. It's gross. That was pretty bad. Twitter sucks. I'm still on it, but it's still, it was awesome.

It sucks now. A small plane crashes in Boca Raton, Florida, three people on board. So small crash, this isn't, again, something wrong with the system. This is just small private planes and helicopters, but it makes the news because there have been so many. Although there hadn't been in a while. I mean, it still sucks for the people in the plane and their families. But I did see both of those.

A small plane with three people on board crashed in Boca Raton on Friday morning, according to local police. The Cessna 310R took off from Boca Raton was headed to Tallahassee. It was in the air for a little less than 20 minutes before it crashed. Dylan Smith was at his office when he saw the plane flying extremely low appearing like it would hit a roof of a nearby building. Quote, I saw the plane basically turn, come back. I heard it and saw I go over our building, Smith said.

And this is from ABC News. He lost sight of the plane. It came back, but it was looking like maybe it was going to the nearby Boca Raton Airport. I saw it drop below trees and heard a boom. Video shows what appears to be the plane's wreckage on railroad track. Did it say, Mike, we scroll the headline again? It just has people on board, right? It's not reporting.

Three people on board. But no deaths yet. If I'm going to read the story, I'll just read what... It'll say a death. Okay. Hopefully nobody died in that. That'd be amazing. Yeah, because it...

Yeah, it looks like it might have. Really? Nah, it sucks. The top five con artist that fooled the world. Which, by the way, were we out on followers? We're so close. Yeah. 299-870.

So 130? Yeah. Dude, we need 130. How much time do we have? 12 minutes. We can do this. 130 subscribers. Break it down. How many do you need a minute? I need them to post because I've been posting everywhere. What do you mean? I did. I posted on Instagram. That's all I have. No, you do it. Take my phone. I'm working.

Take my phone. What do you think I'm doing? What's the deal with the phone? Take my phone. Please. You do it. Just post something. Eddie, you can do it. What do you want me to do here? I literally don't care. I don't want to lose the money because we're going to hit it anyway. and if we don't hit it before we get off. What do I post? Just anything.

A post. I literally sit my... Hey, go subscribe right now. Please. YouTube, Bobby Bone Show. We need 130 followers. Or subscribers. There we go.

I posted. But yeah, you put a link? Yeah, yeah. I'll do that right now. Oh my gosh. I literally even tested my family group chat. I'd kill both of them. You're in the middle of...

Hold on. This is my everyday. You're the meat in a sandwich that is in different ways. What are you talking about? I was cornering people at the grocery store. I'm not talking about just this. It's always something from one of you to. What?

Like, you don't answer emails. She's asking you to, he... I answer emails. Has frigging herpes in his throat or whatever. That's gross. He's sick all the time. He has just sit next to him. The yeast is so much better, guys.

Okay, here we go. Top five con artists that fooled the world. This is pretty good. Christian Carl Gerhardtryder, aka Clark Rockefeller, known for pretending to be a Rockefeller family member. That's hilarious. Because his name is Christian Carl.

Go harsteraiter. That's funny. A.k.a. Clark Rockefeller. Originally from Germany, he posed his Clark Rockefeller living among the wealthy elite, marrying into a high society family and even kidnapping his own daughter after the divorce. Using a fake pedigree and posh behavior, he embedded himself in high society with no one questioning his roots. What year was this? He eventually was linked to a decades-old murder in California under a different alias.

Like this dude was living crazy lives. a murder. What year was that? It was like 20s or 30s, 40s? Like Rockefellas were the richest people in the world for a long period of time. Number four, Victor Lustig. He sold the Eiffel Tower twice.

Didn't own it though. Who would buy that from him? Somebody looking for a deal, buddy? In the 1920s, Lustick convinced scrap metal dealers in Paris the government was secretly selling the Eiffel Tower for parts. That is funny. That's funny.

He pulled it off. Not once but twice. He used forged documents, fake government credentials, and a calm official tone that seemed legit. Now this is also the 20s, so a tone would get you a lot. He also conned Al Capone out of $5,000

and didn't get murdered. Oh, that's lucky. $5,000 back then was probably $100 now. He sold the Eiffel Tower twice. That's so funny. He's a gutsy dude. Once is funny. Twice is hilarious. Next up.

Number three is Elizabeth Holmes. She is Elizabeth Hall. Yeah. They're a nose. This is my blood testing company. How did she do that with her voice? To have people respect her. I know, but she went, you don't need to go that deep.

I wouldn't respect that. Yeah, you'd be like, you'd remember it. I'd be like, what's wrong with your voice? You'd remember it? Why are you talking like that? She claimed her company could run hundreds of tests on a single drop of blood. She raised nearly $1 billion and partnered with Walgreens, but the technology never worked. she mirrored Steve Jobs style

meaning her clothes she spoke in a deep voice she knew how to court powerful investors she was once named one of Forbes richest self-made women before it all unraveled so this is what I'll say about Elizabeth Holmes is that if she's on the con artist list there are many of these tech

quote con artists that actually figured it out in the middle of being a con artist I think if you give her more time and you don't find out she probably eventually figures it out but because she didn't have enough time, she was getting some money.

Like, they didn't start, the Eiffel Tower guy had the thought, I'm going to sell the Apple Tower from the beginning. Like, this is going to, I'm going to make a lot of money. I'm cheating. Everybody out of everything. I fully believe that she did not start doing this

as a grift. She wasn't trying to scam people out of money. It got to the point where she had to make a decision, and that's where the dishonesty, then the illegal activity came in, and you can't. You go to jail. But I don't think she started that to go, let's screw over a lot of people in their money.

Eiffel Tower guy, for sure. Clark Rockefeller, for sure. The problem is when people start putting their own health on the line and they're relying on these tests for information, it's like at what point do you wave the flag? Because it's not just about, I get to your investors, like, okay, you know, trying to figure it out and they're investing, you're stringing them along,

but then you have people that are actually going in to get these tests done and there's no... Yeah, there's a point where you have to make a very difficult decision on if you want to continue illegally because I do not think that she had started with the idea of I'm going to scam and do anything illegal. It was we're going to figure this out then it was overly

committed to and then all of a sudden you're in above and you're like, what do I do? And then she made the wrong decision the illegal decision that hurt a lot of people that... But I think she's different than the other two and that she... All crimes, all bad. But she didn't go into

it thinking she was going to be bad. Anna Sorkin, but Anna Delby. Put it on my father's card. Pretending to be a German heiress in New York City. Famous from, well, Netflix to the series called Inventing Anna. She tricked New York's elite out of hundreds of thousands of dollars claiming she had a $60 million trust fund. See, I'd be like this. I know I'd be like this because I did this with somebody.

I would go, will you lock into your account, let me see you're rich. You did that to somebody? No, I'll tell you the story in a second. But if she is acting rich and getting all this free stuff, people are just believing her. Before I give her anything else, I'll be like, I need you to prove to me. Pull up your account. What do you got? Bank of America?

Regions? Log into it. Let me see something here. And then I'm happy because if you have this money, I'm under trust. You're going to pay me back. Because that was the whole thing. She would ask to borrow money. Well, they would give her stuff thinking they were going to get stuff because she's rich.

Or she would be like, hey, let's go on this trip. and she's inviting someone to come, so they're assuming, oh, I don't, she knows my career, my job, I can't pay for this. She's inviting me. And then when she gets there, she'll be like, oh, shoot,

the hotel tried to run my card. There's confusion. Can we just put down your card? I'll pay you back. Or we'll switch the cards or whatever. And they think she has money, and it's a relationship you want to keep with this person who's rich.

Right. So, yeah, so she, chartered jets, almost secured millions for a fake arts club. She mixed just enough truth with fiction and preyed on people's fear of missing out on a major opportunity because people are like, oh, wow, like Amy said, okay, I don't want you to not be a friend, so I'm happy to cover her here.

Or like, yeah, sure, you're good for it. And then she would just never be good. There's one of those, that friend in particular, I think that I'm thinking about from that trip, she ended up putting down her work credit card because Anna was like, it's not going to go through, the bill's not going to go through. Well, then her work credit card gets this massive charge.

So then she loses her job. And she has this huge credit card building. She cannot pay. So it was really screwed her. Like that other guy in the 20s had tone that people trusted him for. She had very convincing rich girl energy. Yeah. Very.

Dang. Yeah. Obviously, it's so convincing when you say bill it to my father. These are just gutsy people. Oh, yeah. Way more courage and delusional. Well, yeah, but I mean, just the guts to even do it over and over and over. But the apple cider vinegar girl, like, she did some interview later because she scammed people

into saying like, yeah, eat this way and it'll take away your cancer. And she also was lying about her age, like a weird thing to lie about. And when an Australian, I believe, news reporter was interviewing her asking her age. And she said to the reporter, she's like, well, in my mind, I am 26. And the reporter's like, but come on, like, what's your age? And like she couldn't budge from that. In my mind, your honor. In my mind, I didn't rob the bank.

Right. So in her mind. So now she's saying, like, in her mind she did have cancer, and in her mind she did cure herself? This is like lunchbox arguing with the philosophy. In my mind, no. Yes. Oh, that show.

Oh, so here's the thing. I was the company, remember last year when they sent me to France to go and speak? Yeah. It was so last minute. And I was like, what? And like, we want you to go. Where did I go? Can.

That's right. Can. Can or Kahn? Kahn. I believe can. Can. Can. remember now. I know. But when you came back, you knew exactly. But when I got there, they were saying it

one of the two ways. I'm like, I'm never going to forget this because every once in a while it comes up. I've now forgotten how it's said by the locals. We'll call it cans for now. So, hold on. Cans or can? The S a lot of times when other countries say and have it doesn't exist, but we put it on, even if we're pronouncing it the same. So I don't know. I literally, I'm going to say Cair. I want to know so that I really don't ever forget again. I think it just said can. Okay, can. It's not possible. It seems like it's can. Okay. Okay. Can. You have. You went to can. Great. So the company's like, we need you to go and speak a couple times and meet with these clients. And usually if that happens, I'm like going to Atlanta or New York,

occasionally Los Angeles. And then I'm back like same day. But France, I was like, what? And so I do and I'm there in this whole, the whole beach, like every hotel from Miles, this is a festival where it's not music, but it's all these businesses that come out. So that's what they do. Everybody goes out and makes deals and all these media companies present what they're doing. That's cool. I can't remember the name of what it is. Once Fox, you've never been to that?

You're a business, man. Making business deals. So, and like, you know, IHeart had, we had a whole building on the beach, like Facebook had a thing. It's just all the way down, right? And so I was talking with the chief marketing officer of Bank of America. and that's cool she was and she's awesome

she was in Boston her and I still text her husband's like a big golfer and you know they're big Celtics fans and so I had that like to talk about first before we talked

to any business and I was like she was like but yeah but do you even use Bank of America and I was like yeah and she was like

prove it and I was like all right logged right in front of her so that's what I'm the Annadelby good thing you didn't lie I wouldn't lie that would have been crazy

but I wouldn't lie on your phone Download app Don't load app I must have deleted No but I logged in And was like Yeah here

But yeah I wouldn't lie I guess people have lied For her to do that I would have said Instead of lying I would have never said I had an account to begin with I'd been like I can't wait

To start one with you guys It'd have been that I just yeah I don't want to get kind of lie And the number one Con artist that fooled the world Frank Abingale Jr

Amy do you do know who that is But do you know who that is Frank Abagnale Jr. Abagnale? Yeah. Frank Abagnale Jr. Okay. No, I mean, it's not coming to me.

Context of the segment we're doing. Banks. Was he a bank robber? Bank scammer. Okay, that's in the context. Abagnale. Lunchbox? The guy from Catch Me if you can.

Nailed it. Oh, that's, yeah. Nailed it. Yeah. I did it. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Wait.

That's it. That's his name. Leo Bernardo DiCaprio. Leah Bernardo. Yeah, Catch me you can. Known for impersonating a pilot, a doctor, and a lawyer all before age 21. Yeah. He's famous from...

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, Frank. He's famous for Catch Me If You Can, the movie based on his life. He forged... He forged... He's worth millions. He flew... I'm just kidding.

Now I'm just playing along with it. He flew around the world in jump seats of planes, pretending to be a pilot. That's ballsy. ballsy. A pile. That's so crazy. Just a liar. And even past a bar exam, deposes an attorney.

What? His charm, youth, and confidence allowed him to game institutions for years. He was eventually hired by the FBI to help check other scammers and forgers. Yeah. He flipped that on. That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. A bag now.

Are you all right? A bag male, right? Yes, I'm all right. I just didn't remember that. You never seen that movie. It's really good. It's Tom Hanks, too. I know.

That might be one of the few Tom Hanks' movies. movies I've never seen it's good yeah I'm not even a movie guy might get the whole stuff huh I'm surprised that he hasn't seen it and because it's like 78% true it's pretty cool because all those movies take a little liberty because you really don't know what's happening behind closed doors wait it's only 78% true any movie that's based on a true story isn't fully true because you don't know conversations people are having so they have to write a bunch of you make that up a bunch of dialogue yeah I found that out about a show I watched recently but I won't say which one it is that's good thank you the tanner house from full

full household for six million dollars wow went to the wrong house, Amy? I did. Did you take a picture? In front of it or just of it? No, I went and sat on the stoop. Did you take a picture sitting on the stoop? Yep.

Of you? Yeah. My husband and I were in San Francisco, my husband at the time. And I went to the stoop and I was like trying to pose and take all these pictures. And then we realized it was the wrong house. The San Francisco house that belonged to the fictional Tanner family, which, by the way, they didn't shoot the show inside the house. It was just used as the out. Some people think they shot the street.

That's where they did the show. No, no, that was just when they showed the beginning, you know. That goes with opening. All the houses. Yeah. Like olden. Like Roseanne. They weren't in Lantford, Illinois.

Right. To shoot the show. They shot the exteriors. Yeah. Golden girls. Right. Yes, in L.A. But yeah, sold for about $6 million bucks.

So the neighbors. It sold for $4 million in 2024. No, 2016. It sold for $4 million. This one sold for $6 million. You probably don't know the answer. But did the, I'm assuming the value of the neighbors increases a little. bit right when that one sells for so much um so i don't know but i would consider the fact that it's

annoying that everybody wants to get in front of the house that the value may not go up oh yeah because people don't want to buy it because they don't always want people in front of their house when they're actually in front of the other house that's tough so i don't really have an answer to that because you're right if one house goes up in value a lot in a couple it does you know rising tide it does bring the value up and in states where they have property tax it actually makes people move from neighborhoods, which sucks. Yeah. Because they can't afford the property tax now because other people have moved in and did full

demo and full repo on it. Or not repo, you don't take it, but you rebuild a house. Yeah, that sucks. The Breaking Bad House. Renaud. Do we go to that? Uh-uh. It's in Albuquerque, but I didn't.

You sure we drove? I didn't. You might have. I didn't. I don't go anywhere. Man, I feel like we've made Justin the suit drive-thru there. 3.995 million. I think we did, dude.

I think we did. I think we did. You might have been asleep, maybe? in the front seat, but I think we did drive by there. Yeah, I don't know about that. How are we feeling, Morgan? What's the count at? We're so close. Oh, man.

We're so close. I got a couple other stories and we'll go. Please keep going. We're going to keep going on. How many do you need? Lunchbox. 84. How many?

84. Oh, you can get that. I have two stories left. We get 84 subscribers in these two stories. It's very easy. You go to Bobby Bone Show on YouTube and you just click subscribe. That's all we need. Yeah, we haven't had any ad on.

Do you pull the Weezer story up. First of all, I'm going to say Weiser... Oh, he went up one, thank goodness. Weiser is still scheduled to play Coachella. Is it tomorrow? Coachella tomorrow? They're playing tomorrow. I think it started today or yesterday.

Okay, okay. So the bassist and Weezer's wife was shot by the cops, but only after the big dramatic situation that happened before that. I sent Eddie's and videos from the porch. Crazy, dude. Yeah. Because I'm just going to read this so I don't mess up any of the facts here. This is from people.

The Rocker's wife, Gillian. who's facing an attempted murder charge after firing at an officer was arrested earlier this week but has since been released from custody on a $1 million bond. Weezer still planned tomorrow despite basis Scott Shrinner's wife

being shot and arrested by police earlier this week Jillian who is facing an attempted murder charge after firing her gun at an officer has been released. She's all right, thank you for asking. See what Coachella, the musician said. So the incident took place during a manhunt when officers were searching

for three suspects, allegedly involved in the hit and run who had fled the neighborhood where they live, the Shriners, the base player and his wife. So you're with me so far? Yes. Okay. So she had no involvement in the hit and run is the weird thing. They're looking for that, but she, from what I know, she had nothing to do with the hit and

run. But she was armed and fired her weapon at an officer while in a backyard. Which then, they're like, wait, somebody fired us? And they went and they arrested her. And they shot her first. They shot her first and then arrested. Yeah. Then she went back inside and then she came back out.

It's just crazy because all that I read was she was not involved in what they were looking for and that she shot at the cops. But what happened in the middle of what, Mike, did you see? They haven't said. It just went from that guy trying to get away. I think he was like posing in a backyard like pretending he was like in the pool or gardening or something. Yeah, he took off and gotten this, he was swimming. Hilarious. Yeah, but her.

I think she claims she was defending her property. From the police? That's why I don't understand. She had to like... Because I could understand if she shot at the guy? That's where the detail's murky. It's not like what happened in between. Did he run through the yard?

And she shot at him, but then it went towards where the police were. But there's like, I guess there's videos of the cops telling her, hey, put the weapon down. Put the weapon down. Put the weapon down. Put the weapon down. And she doesn't put the weapon down. Well, she's obviously now not in her rational brain. But one doesn't have to do with the other, though.

Like those can be separate incidents. She can shoot at a guy in the backyard. I'm just going to make that situation up because he was, he was around there, right? Like he was trying to blend in a suspect. He's basically going, yeah, cartoons, you just whistle. Just hanging up by the pool. So let's say she was scared and shot at him and it went near a police officer where they felt like they were shot at. Yeah.

Okay, that's the first situation. That really had not a lot to do with the situation when they came to her and got her out of the house. Yeah. And then she went back independent. Because you go, if you're, you called out after you shot, you go, no, I was trying to shoot at that guy. And when they say put the gun down, you put the gun down.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she refused. And they shot her and she didn't die. I popped her in the shoulder. Pretty marksman shooting. Like, good job by those cops. Yeah, good job.

She didn't deserve to die. And then she didn't. And she got shot because they felt unsafe. Like, good job. And I would think, too, that like the basest of Weezer would feel good about it as far as like if they were in trouble or if it was really bad i don't think they'd play a show but he must like feel like you know what this will probably blow over we'll probably have to go to court or do some stuff but let's just keep on with life but i mean she got no no she got

shot and she's shot yeah that's different than just blow over it doesn't blow over if she gets shot so why is he just like we're good man see cochella could be money wow like Coachella pays a lot they're one of the headlining bands he was also really nice to me when i met him yeah yeah super nice. You remember him? He was the nicest. Yeah. So she's an author of several books including Behold the Monster confronting America's most prolific serial killer. She wrote that book.

Oh, good. Okay. Like, did it sell a lot? Like, is she like a real author? I don't know. She just wrote some books. I was like, that's a dark book. She was diagnosed with cancer. She announced in March. She was recovered from a hysterectomy. When the incident happened, she had two. She had

two back surgeries. Oh my. I mean, she could have, listen, all this could have been rooted in prescription. Pain? Sure. But we don't know.

My whole thing is it just doesn't match. It's wild. Doesn't match at all. Why shoot? Why shoot? Are you shooting at the person? Are you shooting at the cops? If you shoot at the cops,

why shooting at the cops? Number two. And then go into your house. You come out and you're like, oh, there's been a crazy misunderstanding. I was shooting at the person that you guys are looking for, not continue it by going. back and then you get

but if you're not in your right mind because then yeah again there's not enough everything's unclear but that was a crazy story and the babysitter got arrested right I don't understand that I didn't understand that there's a lot that we don't know they're a babysitter yeah like they both had to come out with their hands up and get down on the ground oh she was the other one in the video

yeah that was the other lady got it that's pretty crazy I just thought it's wild like yeah well just because it's a weezer's bass player no not just because it's that it's just crazy that I don't think the story makes it this far though if it's not somebody famous. It's right. You're right.

You're right. You're right. That's a good point. All right. Morgan, where we have? We're going to need to stall for another hour. How many more do?

Yeah, I can't do an hour. I can do like, I have one more story. Oh, we just went up big. Well, we need 68. How many you need Morgan? Yeah, we need 65. All right. Well, this will be the final story.

We're not going to get there. Oh, my gosh. Well, it's because these two Yahoo's need a post for. Extra. This girl... Guys, I need you just to post. I sit down in my group, my family group chat. I went on my personal Facebook page. I went everywhere. And you know what they did? Oh, you guys didn't post. I mean, we did

post. I went out and grabbed people at the grocery store and made them pull out their phone and sign up. We kind of swear them, though. You did that for a bit, though, too. But I also made them do it. I'm telling you. Okay, I want to do the Chinese restaurant story. Somebody needs to... This will be the final story of... Oh, man, this is so sad.

Dang. We're so close. Last month, police raided the Talk slower Jin goo Chinese restaurant It's since been closed down It's now under investigation Authorities found the roasted duck That people thought they were eating

Was really just pigeon Not duck Whoa pigeon This is crazy because you can't just buy a pigeon You gotta get out the street In addition, cops found meat strips hanging from Close horses, unlabeled meat Oh of course, if you're doing pigeon

You're doing other stuff Pigeons, you're not just only doing pigeon Like Oh god Yeah Oh and you just call it a roasted duck If you're going pigeon you got other things happening too And fish stored in non-functioning freezers

Roaches rat traps and other violations That would Obviously probably not pass inspection This is from Ladd Bible But Yeah rest in peace to Jinju Chinese restaurant Man I wonder if people would go there And just like

This is really good duck Well that was the shortest story ever There has to be more detail You might want to reread it Look at how long it is Nothing else on there Yeah So what was the fried right

What was the bride rise? What was going on with that, man? It's the shortest. I don't want to be disappointed with our listeners, but I'm getting pretty disappointed with our listeners. I would actually like to thank our listeners, the ones that did subscribe. That's very nice of you guys. Yeah, but what about the ones that didn't, dude? Well, some.

Oh, my gosh. Something I think we should do next week, because there is a bigger goal, too. Yeah. If we don't hit this. Yeah, million. No. By September 1st, you need 200,000 more, and then somebody will get like $3,000 or something. I don't remember what I said.

we all get 3,000. No, that's not what it was. It was either you can split it up, 1,000,000, or one of you can get 3,500. The 500's added because of the... I don't understand why there's a third in this whole deal, but whatever. I have done so much more than you getting these subscribers. I don't want to fight with you, lunchbox.

I would agree with him. Like, you kind of sucked at the subscriber part. What am I done? As soon as we happened, I was the first one that called the meeting. We shot a video immediately and hear you watch. Did you post that on your social? You're acting like there's no worth to him. The fact that he just screams stuff is making it obvious that even exists to do.

I see what you're saying. The fact that he's publicized, that he's posting about it, that he's here yelling at you about it. I would say he's been more than you. Okay. But you're both needed and you're both integral parts of this. Oh, man. I thought we would be able to do it. But that was my strategy to include him is because I knew he would be the loudest about it.

And he is. I do appreciate lunchbox for that fact. He's been great. He has posted more than Eddie. Why are we calling each other out? You're the one that started it. Where are we at? Only at 45.

Hey Mike, how many? So here's what we should do next week on the channel. How many, what was the basketball bet we made with Amy? Do you have that anywhere? Because there's a court and it's also the playoffs. Basketball playoffs starting. We go stream from the court near my house. There's outdoor courts and we can actually see if Amy can make like 10, three-pointers in an hour or whatever it was.

I think it was like 30 I think it was 30 Whatever it was I just want to go with what we said Because we'll all change the rules If we're gauging how we feel now I would never change the rules So I think that's probably next week

We do that We can stream that Yeah and we literally We were gonna stream I was gonna dunk their faces in ice I was gonna try the banana peel on their skin And we were gonna do chubby bunnies I think we hit it if you

If they'll commit to let you cook them in the balls If they If in the next three minutes Guys this is the kind of stuff people want No, I'm out. Wait, did you bring your BB gun? No, I can get it though. Morgan, what's the...

How many... Is it right now? We need 40 more. But that's okay. We can do it next week. I'll shoot him with a BB gun next week. Taking in the balls right now. I am not doing that.

That's not worth $100. All right. That'll hurt forever and never. How badly do you want something? Refresh, Morgan. It's dead, dude. Our listeners suck. They don't suck.

They did awesome. They didn't. They didn't do it. But they got us so far. Like, 5,000. Are you taking moral victories? Is that how you live your life? This is a moral victory.

I don't live my life that way. It's wins and losses. What is that? What's the refresh now? 40. It's still 40? No, we need 37. It's climbing.

We're getting there. We're getting there. I mean, Bobby, what are you doing this weekend, man? Thank you. No, no, no. Hold on. Hope you guys have an awesome weekend.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait, Amy, what are you doing this weekend? It's 38 now. I just unsubscribed. Scoom is going backwards. That's funny. Got him. I do see it alive.

That was funny, that was really funny, dude. All right. That was like, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on, hold on. Thank you. Check it. Check it. Check it.

Check it. For 20 or below, we'll stay on. Otherwise, I'll come out. Oh, yeah. Oh, it did go down. Yeah. Let's watch. It did.

Scober really did it. That was rude. Wait, when he's subscribed. Let's see if it goes back up. No, no, no, no. Bobby, we're done. We're done. Oh, man.

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