The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2: Bobby On Couple Caught Cheating At Coldplay Concert + Eddie Sent A Celebrity A Cringey DM + Amy’s Worst Celebrity Encounter

Episode Date: July 18, 2025

Bobby gave his thoughts on the couple caught cheating at the Coldplay concert.  Eddie told us about sending a DM to a celebrity and it makes our skin crawl. Amy shared the worst encounter she had with a celebrity and we find out it wasn’t all the celebrities fault. Lunchbox also shares his celeb encounter where he was slapped by a celebrity. We found out what Amy’s boyfriend said about if he would take $1 million dollars to leave him. There’s a serial butt grabber on the loose in Idaho and Lunchbox thinks he’s an idiot.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That thing went viral so fast. Oh, so fast. Because usually we'd be on the air the next day talking about it, which is what we're doing now. And we'd kind of be on it and with it. But I feel like even talking about it the next day, like we're saying. step behind. I just had a lot of thoughts about it. One, you're going to get caught regardless if you are that open about cheating in public anyway. Like, let's say that video didn't go viral. And also, it wouldn't have gone viral if they would just stay in the same spot.

Yeah, but how do you plan that? No, it's, no, it's not that. If the camera comes on to you, just keep acting normal. But they both have to agree to that before that even happens because the initial reaction is like, oh, crap. Or, and the camera comes on, you go, don't move, don't move. Because what's going to happen is nothing. They probably showed 20 people. And none of them went viral. It would just been another couple. But because, like the kiss cam and basketball games,

if people won't kiss, if it's dad and daughter, brother, sister, they're like, ha, ha, ha. Some of that stuff goes viral. But because they ran off, or it's like one of those proposals where someone says, no, those go viral. You just can't be in public doing that because you're going to get caught anyway.

They were so bold and just openly putting their arms around each other that if they wouldn't get caught on the kiss cam, they would have been caught eventually anyway. Because if you're cheating, you don't do it like that so openly. First of all, okay, standard, don't cheat. But people are going to cheat. But how dumb to be at a concert wide open,

your arms around somebody that's not your wife? Because somebody, probably living in the same city, is going to see you and take a picture and probably text it to your wife if you do this once, twice, three times. They were going to get caught eventually. What a hilarious. way to get caught by a cheater.

And I'm not sure she was married too, right? Yeah, they were both married. Golly. Who was the third girl, though? Because I saw a clip. She worked with them too. She's like blood red from embarrassment. And Chris Martin from Colplay goes, well, they either were really shy or they're having

an affair. And he was just kidding. Yeah, that helped with the virality of the video because it's like one of the odds that Chris Martin from the stage is. going to say something that is actually true. Yeah, that thing went so viral and they are so famous today. And then they were so famous that fake statements from that CEO were going viral. With a quote.

I saw Colin Cowher to retweet it. Yes. And he was like, hey, buddy, that's what you get. And then I was like, Calhart, that's fake, man. Because the statement was, I've embarrassed my family. I've embarrassed myself. I'm really sorry. But they shouldn't be showing random people in the crowd.

And then he quotes Fix You from Chris Martin. And he's like, lights will guide you home. And it's almost, it's almost serious enough to seem real. But at the end, it got kind of funny. But it got so big that most people even understood like a secondary joke, which was a statement from the person. That's funny. I can play you this if you didn't see it and didn't hear it.

Tech CEO got caught in an embrace. And it's a he's standing there taller than her and his arms are around her. She's facing the front. He's facing the front. They're just digging the music. He's having her from behind. It's front to butt. It's front to butt.

They're swaying to the song, and it's a company. And I could tell you the name of the company. It's astronomer. I don't know what astronomer does, but at first I thought they were like, he's an astronomer. That's what I thought too. Yeah. But I guess it's a tech company. Yeah.

Astronomer CEO, Andy Byron, and his company's chief people officer, which is HR. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Kristen Cabot, in the clip shared by TikTok user, Insta A. Grace. You see them. They break apart. And then Chris Martin goes, oh, look these two. Go ahead, hit it. Yeah.

Oh, look at these two. All right, come on. You're okay? Oh, what? Either they're having an affair or that's very sharp. And here is at you know Nat on TikTok, breaking down the affair. It sounds like they are from the same company.

Of course, he's married with two kids and guess what? This is not his wife. So if we look at the astronomer website, you'll see Andy Bryan here, who is the CEO, and you scroll down a little bit. roll down a little bit and oh no there she is Kristen Cabot the CPO and then there's also this girl who is with them people are saying that she works for the company as well I didn't see her on the website but I think that's possible and I think that that is quite a

weird work environment I mean how horrific that not only are they doing that but they're doing it in front of people that they work with the wife according to internet lore I do believe this because it was posted by some checkmarked accounts took his last name off of her last name on her LinkedIn. Wow. That's the guy's wife. She moved that fast on her LinkedIn? Yeah.

Well, maybe it's such no one can track her. Oh, that's smart. Yes, yes. I get it. So no one goes straight to that last name and finds her. That's what I was thinking more than just like, I'm not associated with him. Oh, that's good.

I didn't think about that. I just thought it was like, ain't my dude anymore. I'm out. Because they have three kids. Yeah. And the meme going around is her. They show a picture of her. She seems a bit younger and very pretty.

And the three kids, beautiful kids, they're in the kitchen, and they made it into a meme. It was like, kids, we're so rich now because we got 50% of dad's money. And they're eating like cake in the kitchen. Oh, that's the heartbreaking part is the kids and the spouses that didn't ask for this type of publicity around this. Because everyone knows. Yeah, everyone. Oh, this is crazy. humiliating.

Yeah. Even for her who doesn't deserve it. Their life today is miserable. But what do you expect, buddy? You don't expect this level of it, but you can't be doing that in public, period. If you're going to do it in private, okay, cool, you're going to deal with what's going to get you eventually anyway.

But again, you're that bold to be wide open at a Cole Play concert where everybody can see you, to be in perfect shot of one of the main cameras. That means everybody can see you just standing there because they wouldn't shoot that camera shot if it wasn't easy to get you in the frame. And you think you're going to be to put your arms around a woman that's not your wife, who also has a husband,

and all those people that live in the same area as you regionally, because that's why you go to the concert there and not one in four states away, that no one's going to see you doing that? That's wild to think that. It also makes me think that he's probably a shady dude and it's probably cheated before, and she probably knows about it.

But it's super embarrassing me now because everybody knows. But I would think somebody doing it like, dad has done it before and probably the wife knows. That's what I would think, based on the actions from what I saw. Yeah. And then you got the head of HR, so like if, like, I don't know what's allowed at the company, but it's like, oh. You did this.

Exactly. You're going to say, I'm in trouble. You're in trouble. How do you think Cole play feels? Hilarious. Who knew they were touring? I saw so many memes going. I saw so many memes that said something to the effect of the wife must be so embarrassed.

that her husband likes Colplay. Like, it also puts Colplay back in the news. Coal Play. I love Colplay. They always get shots. I was picturing Chris Martin somehow finding a way to, like, send a note to them like, hey, sorry about that. I don't think so at all.

I saw a lot of bands, too, last night posting TikToks going, hey, if you come to our show, we don't have Jumbotrons. So you are free to do as you wish. That's funny. Yeah, I think that Colplay likes the press. Was it during Fix You? Or it was yellow. It was yellow, right?

I don't know. It's like a talking break. I think it was yellow. He was starting. He was on the piano. So, Chris Martin has an accent, right? Yeah, British. Okay, that's what I thought.

That's why I was like I did that. But y'all don't think he would be like, oh, shoot. Like I was a part of... No, they did nothing wrong at all. I know he didn't. I'm just saying he... I don't know. I pictured him being like...

And he also didn't run the cameras. Right. Right. I'm sorry about that. But just as like a, not like seriously. I wouldn't reach out in a positive way to him for any reason whatsoever. Dude, you cheated on your wife. You did wrong.

Yeah, I would send him a note like, you suck. Happy that happened. You rub it in. Wrote a song about you. It's called loser. Eddie DM Joey Chestnut because one week from today, Eddie will be attempting 70 hot dogs in 24 hours. And so, how many followers did he have? Joey?

Let's see. I wasn't following him, but for me to DM him, I had to follow him. I had to follow him, so let me see. Did you lead with that? I'm not following you, Joey. No, no, I didn't. And so you're just looking for advice on... Yeah, I mean, who better to ask than the goat?

So that's what I sent to him. I'm like, dude, I don't even see... Oh, here you go. I probably would have gone after another couple competitive eaters that probably would have responded. Joey Chestnut has 293,000 followers. Okay. Do you have more than him?

Me? Let's see what I have. Here, just read the message. Oh, my message to him was, hey, Joey, I'm a syndicated morning radio show. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, listen. We are across the country. Nobody even cares. It's called the Bobby Bone Show, and I am attempting to eat 70 hot dogs in 24 hours next week.

I was hoping to get a few tips from the goat, and I really, really want to achieve this. So, thank you, man. I appreciate it. Eddie. Oh, when you lead with the flex. I know. Say, I'm trying to be. It's not even much of a flex. It's like a resume, man.

You got to stand out from the beginning. Do you have more followers than he does? See, how many follows do he have? Not quite, 300,000. I have 244. You guys are basically the same. Yeah, so, I mean, he should reply. He hasn't replied yet, but he should.

I'm sure he gets a ton of DMs. Like dumb DMs. But not from guys that are on morning radio shows. I'm a syndicated morning radio. God, what do you mean? How do you start? Hey, my name is Eddie and I want to eat 70 hot dogs. He'd be like, good luck, dude.

Hey dude, we're doing an internet challenge. I got to eat 70 hot dogs. Can you help me out? I got to tell him who I am. I'm telling you, that doesn't matter. Everybody's heard all across the country. It's called YouTube. Well, no.

This is not the flex it was three years ago. Okay. Well, I should have asked you before I DM'd him. You think he'll respond? No. Zero? So who else could I reach out to? Kibiyashi, was it then?

Kobayashi? You could look up any competitive eater. Just anyone? Yeah, any of those guys that were in the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Competition? because they've all won something. They're like most calamari in 10 minutes, you know, most muffins, and just hit them up and ask them for tips

because they'll probably like the attention. But you could lead with them, hey, I'm sending good radio. No, and I won't do that anymore. There's a guy Matt Stoney who beat Joey Chestnut one year. Ooh, that's good. How long ago was that?

Probably like five, six years ago. He beat Chestnut? Yeah, the one year he lost. Was Joey sick or something? He ate like a pretty low amount for it. I think he only ate 60 that year and he beat him with like 60. Even 864 is good because nobody got close to that this year I don't think.

Yeah, let us know how that goes. Okay, well, Amy, I was watching your Instagram stories and I saw that you found your remote in the yard. Yeah. I laughed. Yeah, I didn't know. I was like, what is that white? I thought it was a piece of trash, so I walk out there. And then I grab it and I'm like, oh, it's the remote.

And I'm like, okay, this is the remote from the game room, the ones, and that's where Stevenson was hanging out. So then I went inside. I was like, Stevenson, what is the deal? He's like, oh, it died. I'm charging it. it in the sun and that No way. Yeah, and so the sun was

kind of going down a little bit so that sliver of the grass like where the trees are there was shade but right where he laid it in the grass he was that was a sliver where the sun was peeking through so I laid it there

hoping that the sun would charge it. Am I crazy? The sun doesn't charge it right? No it doesn't. Okay, I don't know if it was some kind of new He's convinced that it does. Charges what? The remote and on the back of the remote

there's a little, it looks like a sun. My mind will be blown That's true. Okay, I know. I actually was too tired. I was, so sheer and I were headed to hip hop class. Wait,

does it have batteries in it? No, it charges. If there is a solar powered remote, right, that's awesome. Is that what it is, Amy?

Hold on. I meant to look it up last night and then I didn't because I was. Well, I laughed when I saw it. It says replacement for solar TV remote, Samsung smart. You can charge it with a cable indoors.

There's no batteries. Oh, when not in use. Oh, simply place your remote with its solar panel facing up. Any light source will recharge it. No more worrying about dead batteries. No need for charging. Thank you for choosing sustainability. Says you can place it near a window where it will soak in natural sunlight.

Never heard of this. Yeah. So anyway, yeah. Me neither. And I bought the dang thing. Like, Stevenson, the kids, they know what's up. It's also funny he would just put in the yard. Yeah, yeah.

Because it looked like Amy was just walking in the yard and sees a remote there. But what I learned is they have remotes that charge in the sun. Yeah. Amazing. I really, we don't use remotes in our house. What do you mean? Everything's on the phone. All our TVs are on the phone.

So you have to always have your phone. Like you have to. I always have my phone. Which is better than trying to track down a remote because we have remotes for every TV. It's all built into. An app. An app. Yeah.

Oh, that's cool. Yeah. So if it's ever, like if my phone's dead, I can't find it and we have to find the remote. We have a dedicated place for the remote, but everything's on our phones. We had a buddy of ours that was at a sports bar, and he had an app that can control the TV,

so he kept changing the channels on the TV. That's funny. Have you seen the TikTok of the kid who does the fake smoke alarm beep, and he does it perfectly? No. His buddy shoots him across classless phone, and he goes, it'll just say his name's Mike. He's like, when Mike can nail the smoke alarm beep,

and he goes, beep. And the teacher's like, oh, my God. And it's perfect. It's so, it sounds exactly. exactly like it and he doesn't and you hear the teacher getting so annoyed because it's like this again like we just fixed this that's good stuff it's pretty good Eddie came in this morning and he's like you see Nicole Kidman's daughter on TikTok? Have you guys seen this? No. This video has gone super viral to the point where immediately I said Eddie it's fake that's not really Nicole Kimman's daughter

she wasn't shoved under a floorboard I think her her whole bit is that she's Nicole Kidman's daughter and she kind of looks like her, which I think is what led her to act like Nicole Kidman's daughter. Do we have a clip of that? Yep. Hit that, please. Nicole Kidman is my mom. And it's still not clocking to some of you. And so I'm going to just explain this one more time.

My mom, Nicole Kidman and some man, we still don't know who it is. I don't know who my dad is. They loved each. They liked each other. They had one night. I don't know. And I was made, making her, my mother and me, her daughter. There's not really much more to say.

What was it like growing up with Nicole Kimman as my mother? It was the way that it was. You know, when you're a kid, you just think everything that's going on is normal and everyone has the exact same experience. But then you grow up and people start saying, oh my God, Nicole Kimman is your mom. I don't believe you. And then I'm like, why wouldn't you believe that?

So when I started making videos online about this, people immediately either didn't believe me or were like, yeah, that makes sense. and I just want to say to the people that said, yeah, that makes sense. Thank you. You understand how biology works. You understand how babies are made. She's obviously joking.

Interesting. Unless you don't spend any time looking at the joke, which you didn't. Oh, no. I just popped up and I fell for it. It also shows you how quick information, especially fake information, passes. Because you thought it was real. You tell somebody else the story. They don't even see it.

They just go to somebody else with the story of what they didn't see, but you saw wrong. And the next thing you know, you have Nicole Kidman. used to shove her daughter under floorboards, and she's on TikTok now trying to get attention because Nicole Kidman won't feed her any attention. Yeah. Yeah, but it's so ballsy to, like, say that you were raised by Nicole Kidman and all that stuff. It's a parody.

But she's not saying parody account? Well, parody songs don't scream. We're a parody song. You got to say something, like, or else everyone's going to believe you. I didn't believe it for a second. Man, what world do we live in where we just can't even trust what we're watching? Even a deep fake, Mike. He was just fooled by somebody going to thing. It's not even a deep fake. Someone's not going to tell you they're doing a bit if they're doing a bit.

Yeah. It's definitely a bit. Amy, what happened to your face with a laser? Oh, I'm still in the process of lasering off my microbladed brows. You know, we've been on this journey for several months now. I don't know how I'm, I think I'm going to need one more laser treatment, but you can't, you have to spread them out. You have to have them like eight weeks apart. And so I just had my latest one. So I'm still trying to get the tattoo. removed. It's still like the ink. So this is what's made me nervous about removing the tattoo from my wrist, too. It is so painful, and I think it's going to take a very long time because the tattoo on my brow was like a light brown. The tattoo on my wrist is black. People act like tattoo removal is quick and doesn't hurt anymore. Well, it is quick. I will say the pain is quick, but I also now know

if you ever need to get any information out of me, just zap me with that laser over and over and I'll be like, what do you want to know? What do you want to know? Because it yesterday hurt. Maybe they were just having to target, like they finally found a spot. Like she put it on a level where she's like, oh, if I do it at this level, it will pull out this color because it starts brown and then underneath it's like red and then orange and then yellow. And I'm finally getting rid of the red and the yellow part because the brown part's gone. Whatever setting she had to put it on yesterday, like a tear rolled down my face. Oh, dang. Yeah. So, and then it like blanches the color of your hair. So now my, every time it happens, the brow hair turns white. And so I, of course,

that's why I have a hat on today. And I'm not going to tell anybody to never microblade their brows, but just think hard, think long and hard. So do you technically have more tattoos than you say you have? Your eyebrows. That's a great question. Yes, yes. Yeah, I guess I do. I had two on my wrist and two on my brows. My face. Yeah. That's cool. Ambie's got face-tats. I'm like, Post Malone. An American Airlines

passenger calls himself the realest person on the East Coast has an epic meltdown and he blames a crew member. It's just somebody going insane on an airplane. Which, if I were to sing insane on an airplane, I wouldn't say, this is a parody. I would just sing it and think people would know

what that was. And I'd fall for it. And you'd fall for it. A crazed American Airlines passengers going viral for the epic meltdown, blamed on a flight attendant with beautiful eyes. The unidentified flyer described himself as the realest person on the East Coast and bragged about working with rapper Kodak Black as he erupted into a deranged, expletive-laden rant just before taken off from Charlotte to Denver on Sunday. For at least 12 minutes, he rants about losing his phone charger, demanding alcohol, even though he doesn't like to drink, and an apparent slight by the crew member that he told

had beautiful eyes. You really pissed off your customer. Shut the F up, he yells. at one attendant. Call the police. I'll F them up, he threatens. You guys F with the realest person on the East Coast. During the rant, the passenger freaks out

trying to track down his phone charger saying he's, I'm not shutting up till the staff get it for me. And so he goes on and on. But did the plane go up? Because it never says if the plane had to land or not. All it says, as he blames it, calls it.

Yeah, I didn't say anything about that. I want the plane to have to land early. because it's not yeah I don't know throughout the recording he tries to negotiate a refund or a better seat that's funny

even offering to pay 100 bucks to sit in the cockpit that's funnier he's obviously messed up this one sounds fun though I'd like to see this one in person when someone starts yelling the F word though oh yeah

and you're in the air I'm gonna worry he's gonna be one of those guys that dart toward that door and try to push it and you're not gonna get it open yeah but as soon as he says he's the realist what do you get

this kind of At least tape him to the seat. That's what I want to see. I want to see a good tape down to the seat. But yeah, he's the realest person on the East Coast. And if you're bragging about working with somebody, which some would say Eddie did that in that message to Joey Chesson. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I was just saying what I do for a living, man, that's it. No, that's not true. Yeah. Hey, I'm on a syndicated radio show. Oh, that feels cring. That feels a cringy just hearing you read that back. Let's see. The Annabelle Haunted Doll.

Now, I do want to talk about this because I saw a guy transporting it died. You guys familiar? And I thought it was just a movie promotion thing at first. Lunchbox, you had a doll at your house too, right? For a while. Yeah, you made me keep a doll there for a week. Weird things started happening. Well, I paid you.

Yeah. But we didn't make you. You took the money. You did it for the money. Okay, you're right. And then I took it to Eddie's house and burned it in his backyard because I didn't want the spirits there. The haunted doll Annabelle will continue to join the United States. United States following the sudden death of paranormal investigator Dan Rivera, who was on tour with

the doll when he was found dead in Pennsylvania in a hotel room on Sunday night. A press release from the New England Society for Psychic Research given to TMZ says, although they do not know what the future of any SPR will look like without Dan, we do plan to move forward with the events previously scheduled for the year. Dan died in Gettysburg after bringing Annabelle, who Lorraine and Ed Warren have said as a demonic presence to a sold-out crowd at a show over the weekend. Now Mike, did you just think this was movie promotion? Yeah, because there's a movie coming out in September, so it's like, oh, you put this

story out of the doll actually being haunted, but I think if somebody dies, that's not really promotion for it. Did you see the first movie? Yeah. So there's Anabel one? So the Annabelle is a part of a franchise called The Conjuring. That's where it first... Oh, I know The Conjuring.

I don't watch it, but I know the commercials. Annabelle showed up in that, but then she has her own solo movies as well. and it's based on this real doll. Yeah, real doll. And this guy had the doll and this guy died. Yeah. So who's going to have the doll next? I don't want to be that person.

No. Do we know how he died? They found him his hotel room. I don't know. Was he stabbed? By the doll? I don't think, I don't know, they didn't say. There was also a story where there's this guy,

and I think he, like Mr. Man Cave is what it's called. And this is a bit into my super interests. But he's big into sports memorabilia and cards. and he had sold like $400 million of fake, counterfeit Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Judge. They found him dead. The police raided his area and they found self-inflicted wounds.

But he wrote on Facebook everything he did. He was like, I... He confessed? Yeah. Wow. So there's like $400 million of Patrick Mahomes signed stuff, Aaron Judge signed stuff, and some other people.

And he was just making him like crazy. And it's, again, hundreds of millions of dollars. And so if you have my homes or you have Aaron Judge stuff, sign now and it's like, wow, this is really cool to have this. You got to go get it re-authenticated

because he would even fake the authentication sheets for almost half a billion dollars. Yeah, they found him dead. I think because they were closing in on him. He knew they were coming. He wrote the message. That was nice to write the message. Yeah, let us all know.

So was he under investigation or is he was just feeling guilty? And he said, you know what? Here it is, man. I did it. They were closing in on him. And so he knew they were closing it on it. The law or like... The law.

Because the cops raided his warehouse. That's cool that the law is looking after, you know, memorabilia collectors. It's not that. It's these massive companies that are having either finding counterfeit or it's hurting their business. They are... I mean, it's fraud. So they're turning it in like any other fraud. And an investigation starts and you pull the string and let's see what happens.

Turns out the more you pull the string, it turns into rope, you're like, Wow, this is $100, 400 million. And when they rated the warehouse, they found hundreds of millions of dollars worth of stuff, not even sold it. I'm stolen. That tooth is still gone. There's no push on the back of my tooth.

Because I broke my tooth off again. And I just like... But we don't notice that. But I do. I know that you do. And when I can't say words sometimes, it's like I swing and miss because my tongue just goes right through my teeth.

I did. So, yeah. When you said my hometh, yeah. I got the list. I have the six words. worst celebrity fan encounters. Now, Amy, if I were to say

to you, what was your worst celebrity encounter? Does anything come to mind? I don't think so. Jordan Sparks? Oh, I forgot about that. What happened there? That was rough. That was a long time ago. And yeah, that one might take the cake.

Okay, so we were at a mall, the outside of, like, the domain mall in Austin, or something in Jordan. Jordan was doing a Christmas performance. And what happened? Did I ask her for a picture? And she said, no.

No, you wanted to sing. And she was like, with you. You do that. Oh, but I wanted to sing with me on video. I just know you asked her to sing with you and she was like, you do that. Yes, like I was making a little video on the flip cam. So it wasn't a picture. Remember when you gave us those flip cams and we were all just going all around town grabbing content before?

There wasn't even Instagram. Nobody took videos like this a lot, but you gave them to us and we would go and we would just film things. And yeah, that was it. I did. I asked her to like sing with me and she straight up rejected me. It's awkward. I don't hate her for it. It's awkward for Amy to ask her to do that.

Yeah, like I don't think she did anything wrong. It just definitely was awkward. Yeah. Awkward, yes. Other than that, like I don't think of anybody be mean. You have a worst encounter lunchbox? I've got a lot. Yeah, he does.

Do you think at all because of all of yours, it's on you? Because I don't think this was Amy per se. I think it was a mixture of kind of an awkward ask. But Jordan Sparks could have easily done it. But also maybe Jordan Sparks just, you know, wasn't feeling good. Everything had to line up perfectly for that to happen with Amy. Lunchbox has so many of them that I don't think it's things lining up perfectly. Yeah.

One of them was Misha Barton from the OC. she was in town in Austin for South by Southwest which is a festival I got reports that she was at a venue and so I went and like Amy said the flip cam that you gave us and I'm there

filming I'm like oh Misha and she slapped out of my hand slapped it out of my hand and said get out of here so that was pretty bad he had the camera he was shoving it in her face like Misha you know how he does Misha and she was like dude stop

and like knocked it down. Yeah, go ahead. Okay, and then there was this guy named Chase Rice. I was at a charity Cornhole tournament, and I was emceeing it, and Chase Rice was so bad. And I was like, and the first one eliminated is Chase Rice,

and he gave me the double birds and the F you on his way out. Like, he didn't like that. I think that's a little more performative, though. That's a brand. Yeah, I think he's like Rebel Chase Rice, F everybody. Okay, if you think that. And then

there was this girl named Gwen Stefani. I saw her in Las Vegas, and she was in the hotel of the lobby, the lobby of the hotel, and she was heading out to get in a car. And I was like, Gwen, Gwen, can I get a picture? Can I get a picture?

And she turns to give me a picture, and I go to put my arm around her, and she goes, no touching. And so I did it two thumbs up. All right, cool, and she went on her way. Emmett Smith? Well, I was going to go, Scotty Pippen.

Scotty Pippin was playing for the Bulls. I was like 12 years old. This one's Scotty Pippin's just being a dick, more than lunchbox being crazy. And I was in the mall and I was 12 years old and I saw him and I ran into a store and I bought the exact same hat he was wearing. Because I was like, man, he must like that hat. I got to get that hat. Ran in there, bought it. And he was walking into the food court.

And I went up to him and I said, Mr. And I was on his right hand side just so you know. and I was like Mr. Pippin, can I get your autograph? He looked down at me and goes, no, and kept on walking. Didn't even break his stride. To a kid. Why do we have to know he was on the right side? I don't know.

Well, I was just telling you how, I mean. Just painting a picture. I just let him talk himself out. I love talking, talk himself tired. Okay. Like, I'm just telling you the description of what it was and it was just so awkward. And I was like, oh, man. Like, this is, this is weird.

And then Chris Berman, who works for ESPN, and, he was at a hotel in Indy and I was there and I was trying to get him, Bobby and Andy Roddick used to do a sports show and I was trying to get him to maybe go do an interview and he's standing there and I went up and I was like, hey, Mr. Berman, you know, Andy Roddick and Bobby Bones are doing a show upstairs. He goes, get away from me and just kept on walking. Wow. All right, cool, man. Thanks, man. That's great. Yeah, yeah. They're going, going, going. Gone. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

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What about Warren Sapp? That was another one. He was in the hotel lobby. I mean, there's a lot of these. But Warren Sapp was in the same lobby. And I tried to talk to him and he just, I didn't even acknowledge me. I was like, Mr. Sabney goes, boop and just walked away. And I was like, all right, cool.

Like, yeah. Emmett Smith? Emmett Smith was in a hallway and I asked him if I could wear his championship ring and he told me to get lost. I mean, you're just going to let someone wear your ring? They've never met.

No. I mean, it's not like he couldn't catch me. I mean, come on, guys. Where am I going? It's me and Emmett Smith in a hallway. Instead, he doesn't want to chase you at all. I mean, come on. I don't think you looked at you and went.

I don't know if I can catch that guy. So I'm not going to give him the rings. So I have six of these. here that are bad experiences. Those are some bad ones. Number six is Norman Redis. Got bit by a fan and a meet and greet. Norman Redis plays Daryl on, it's Daryl, right? Yeah, Walking Dead. On Walking Dead. He said he was sitting there. He was taking a picture. And then the fans started shaking a little bit, and she looked over the sky, howled a little bit, and then bit him on the chest. What the hard? The police escorted her out of the building. And then she got outside and she was like,

what happened? And they were like, you bit him. And she was like, I did? She was acting like, she was a werewolf. No. And she had no idea. Yeah, like, I don't know that I did that. Number five, the Jonas brothers were gifted a dead shark. Joe Jonas told the digital spy, the craziest thing we've ever been given is definitely a dead shark.

It was a baby shark, but they preserved it in a tube for us. They left, they didn't even leave a note with an explanation, just a dead shark. Number four, someone snuck into John Travolta's house. John Travolta told people, I lived in Santa Barbara for three, 30 years and someone snuck into my house. I opened the closet and there she was. Oh, my God. Weird.

That's not really a fan. That's a stalker. I mean, the bite her on the chest too. Is that a fan? No, she's a werewolf. Yeah, I mean, that's her acting out the show. That's weird. There aren't were...

There aren't were wolves. They're zombies. Yeah, okay. I thought that were... Do zombies bite? Yeah. But they're not... But they're not werewolves.

If she just said I thought I was a zombie. Fans hacked into one direction. hotel room cameras. Whoa. They hacked into the security cameras at the hotels and the airports where the band was. They watched the band as if they were live stream animals at the zoo. In 2016, a group of Harry Stiles fans hacked into Harry's mom's iCloud account. Stole pictures of the singer vacationing with Kendall Jenner and then spread them across social media.

That sucks. That's not good. Sean Mendez was tricked by a fan to give. her a ride. Sean Mendez said on hot winds, a fan showed up my door in the middle of winter. She basically had a crop top on in shorts. And she goes, I don't know what happened. I'm lost. And I went, you're lost. She said, yeah, I don't know where I am. And he's like, okay. She said, I just need someone to drive me to Starbucks. And Mendez was like, are you good? Okay, I'll get you to Starbucks. And then he drove her. And then he figured out she was just a fan who

was tricking him into doing anything. I mean, you're lucky to get stabbed. Or bitten in the chest. Dolly Parton was given a baby by a fan. A baby? Dolly told the windy city times years ago when I first started being a star, I had fans that were fanatical. It was when Jolene was a big hit. We came home one day and there was a baby in a box at our gate with a note on it.

Oh my goodness. The note said, my name is Jolene. My mama has left me here and she wants you to have me. She added, we immediately called human services and took care of the baby until they got there. We never did know we hear anything else about it. I knew nothing else. What are you doing a situation like that?

There are some loony people in this world. Can you imagine yourself in that situation? It wasn't like it was a kitten or a puppy. It was a baby. Oh, that puts Warren Sap to shame. Yeah. Who are you most angry at through all those experiences? Probably Scotty Pippen.

Yeah, because you were a kid. You weren't even like mean yet. Right. I've seen a lot of videos. I would say maybe he wasn't obnoxious. Yeah. I mean, the fact that I got the same hat as him, I thought that was like, hey, man, like,

I got the same style as you, anything. I don't know. You're also 12. Right. That alone should have got you the autograph. Gosh, that was rough, man. And he was just with a friend, him and another guy. And no one was bothering him.

No one was talking to him. They were just walking, heading into the food court. and downtown Chicago and then the hat store tried to say I couldn't get my money back for the hat. Yeah, right. My aunt went in there and ripped him a new one and they gave my money back.

That's a good aunt right there. That's a good aunt. Amy's boyfriend said he wouldn't take the money either, the million bucks. Yeah, of course I had to ask him because... But he's going to say that. Guys, why do y'all say that? You have to.

There's no win in saying the other thing. There's only a loss. I don't know his financial situation. so I can't tell you if he'd take it or not. But I'm saying since it's not real, what would be the benefit of him going, you know what, I would take the million? That's a no-win situation. It's a great point.

You can come out even by going, of course I wouldn't take the money. You're even where you started. But there's a risk if you go on, you know what, I'd take the one or five million of Amy getting pissed. Yeah, and maybe leaving him. Yeah, so there's a chance you lose, but there's no chance you win. Good point. I know, but why can't he just genuinely be answering how he really feels? He doesn't want to fight him.

He doesn't want to fight. He doesn't want to lose you. So he's only saying that because he doesn't want to fight. No, he had a similar answer to me and that he has dated since his wife passed away, like dating was not easy. He didn't even know for sure if he would meet somebody that he could consider spending the rest of his life with. And now that he has, why would he want to put himself through that again and then risk being alone? Like he doesn't want to be alone. And that's exactly what he should say because there is no win for him to say the other. I'm not saying he's lying.

I'm not saying he's lying. I'm just saying there is no chance he would say the opposite. So there's no way to know. Like there's no way to know. Correct. Unless someone offers them for real, a million dollars. Amy, if he said like, I would take the million, would you just be like, you're funny and then just let it go?

I mean, stop it. You're kidding, right? You're joking. Stop being silly. But then I'd be like, okay, well, if he was known, if he looked at me and said, no, I'm actually serious. and they're like, oh, okay, well, that helps me know where we are in our relationship. Exactly.

See, that's why he can't say that. No, no, no, I'm not going to fight with him over it, but it does give me information of like, oh, okay, well, maybe we're not there yet, which is okay, and we'll keep dating and see what happens. Like, well, I don't know. I don't sound good. I hear you saying something like, well, then go get the million then, and then walk out. No. That is an option. Why would you even let that option exist?

You just go, no. I wouldn't take the million. You're crazy, man. I wouldn't take a hundred million. Okay, so I guess there's no point in asking him. But I thought, well, if we went around the room and asked on the show, I might as well go see what he felt. Did any of y'all ask your wives?

No. Because there's no win. There's no win in any way whatsoever. And then she'd be like, well, will you? And I'll be like, God, no way. And what I said on the show was performing. Yeah, that's just entertainment. Yeah.

You know what we do. We entertain. Hyperbole. Mm-hmm. We have to turn it up. Or it's not entertaining. We have to be compelling. I got a few more stories for you.

The serial tush grabber is on the loose in Idaho. Rout row. He just grabs butts? Serially, yes. And so the Ada County Sheriff's Office in Idaho is looking for the serial tush grabber. The victim reports and videos describe a guy on a dirt bike, grabbing women's butts as he passes by. What on earth?

It has happened many times. So far, cops haven't caught the guys, so they're asking the public to help. Identify them via the video. That is from the Big Country News Connection. If you're on a dirt bike, somebody's going to know who that is. Yeah. In Idaho, there's not as many people, so I feel like it's going to be easy to track you down. And I'm like, in Idaho, are those the butts you want to be grabbing?

I don't know. I think, why are you saying, are there bad butts in Idaho? Yeah, I think Boise's like super cool and fit and outdoor active. I'm just saying you could probably find hotter butts in like Miami. Well, that dirt bike probably ain't going to Miami. Yeah. I think you find them based on the dirt bike. That's probably what's going to get him.

Also, what I would be scared of is if he's successful at doing that, obviously he's up to no good. What else is he going to try to do? Like, I feel like the tush grabbing is a gateway drug. To have boobabing and then real bad stuff. So you've got to find them quick. A survey finds 40% of people love their cars, like love, love. Amy, do you love your car?

No, it's kind of annoying sometimes, to be honest. What about it? Well. Is it broken? I feel like it's had some, like, lights are always coming on. Lights will always. And I'm like, uh, again. I mean, sometimes it's just that I need to get gas, but.

Oh, that light. Oh, those lights. I literally thought you meant your headlights would come on randomly. No, no, no, no. Like, check engine or warning. And I'm like, what the? And then so I take it in, and it's just like a little tiny thing that needs to be fixed. But I don't know.

It's just annoying. It's, I thought I was going to like it more than I do, to be honest. A new study found that while most car owners like their cars, four and ten, love their cars. Yeah. So not the Hyundai. I have to have a different car than the Hyundai. And I have because I never know when they're going to come take it back.

Like, I love the Hyundai. and drive it, but if I go on, I don't want to put miles on it either because I don't want them to be like, how many miles are on this thing? So I drive it to work only, back and forth to work, and I drive it around town a little bit. But if we're going anywhere else, I don't want to put a bunch of miles on it because I don't want to come and get it. I would have thought the opposite, like a rental car.

Yeah. Put the miles on it, man. Well, we have a really great relationship where they spend a bunch of money on the show. That's a good point. I drive it. So I want to be, like, good about it because I really value that relationship. and I love the Hyundai. But I bought a new car

and I don't know much about cars. And so I drive it a little bit too and it's really loud. Whom, womom, wom. And I had a dude, I was pulling in a parking garage

come up to me. We went to watch Superman and he was like, did you do that to that car? I have an SUV and I was like, no, I came like that.

He goes, it's the coolest thing I've ever heard. Oh, like soup it up. Yeah. Make it sound like that. And people ask me questions. I don't know anything about, I don't even know anything about,

I don't even know anything about, I think there's like, It's like a V10 or something? Really? I don't know. I've heard of eight, dude. I would need to look. It's the highest I've ever heard of.

I would need to look. But I don't even love my car and other people love my car. I'm just not a car person. Eddie, you probably love your Jeep though. I love my, I've had a Jeep since I was 16 years old. So like there's something about not having a top on that Jeep and just driving, even, I don't know, just like the wind blowing, the sun, all of it just makes me feel really good every time I get in my Jeep. I actually look forward to getting in my car.

Wow. Isn't that weird? It's different because I don't look forward to getting my car. I don't have V10. I just said that number. I have nothing about cars. I have. You're like a 20.

Twin turbo charged 4.0 liter V8, 660 horsepower. Max speed of 190. Dang. Zero to 60 in three seconds. Wow. I'm just reading. I don't even know that's fast. Well, the Alabama song says, zero to 60 and five point two.

Oh, yeah, you're really fast. Yeah, yeah. Lunchbox, do you even, do you have a car yet? The Ultima, I love the Ultima, man. Like, that is something I love and cherish, and I just, I can't even, like, I walk by her, and I'm just like, man, that is one great car. When's the last time that thing actually, I don't know, turned on?

That would be April of 2024. So over a year, you still don't have a car? Yeah. Yeah. I'm not ready to commit. Like, it's hard. Like, it's like a... April, it's been over a year.

It's like losing a wife, man, you know? Thank you, Eddie. Yes. What do you do? Are you making a reference to Amy's boyfriend? Oh, no. No. I'm just saying...

No. Because, I mean, the car is lunchboxes's love of his life, man. He just lost her. Like, she's done. Because in the same conversation, Amy was talking about her boyfriend. Didn't even think about that. Okay. I was like, wow.

No. Got it. I don't think it's the same, but you don't need a car lunchbox? I mean, not really. I mean, my wife has a lease on a car right now, so I use her old one, but she's trying to figure out, like, she has an option to buy it at the end. She wants to find out if she likes it. I mean, instead of buying it right away, I don't know. But you both don't need a car? No, I mean, not really. Don't really go many places. Don't go far. I mean, a bike can get you there.

How do you guys do? Oh, I guess groceries, you use the car, obviously, right? Yeah. The SUV. Yes. Yes. And you never have to be somewhere at different times where you need two cars. Very rare. You know, this is something my cousin did predict correctly that luncheux wasn't going to get a new car.

Here we go. I do remember her saying that. And I remember thinking, how's he going to, why would he not get a car? That seems so crazy. And here he is. I'll give you two more A man accidentally buys two identical powerball tickets Wins 2 million dollars

That's fate It is like it's just like That's fate So you think he He was supposed to do that Yeah A higher bean Made him buy two

Because accidentally When do you act Lunchbox you buy tickets all the time Do you ever accidentally buy two No I don't know how you accidentally buy two I don't even understand how that happens. A man from Massachusetts accidentally bought two identical tickets for the same powerball drawing and ended up with two $1 million prizes.

He said he bought a ticket for seven powerball drawings. And later mistakenly thought the final drawing had already occurred. So his next ticket purchase included that same drawing. That's how. So he didn't buy one and accidentally pay for two. He bought one with those numbers he always uses. He bought a second one thinking it was for the next one, but it wasn't because that first one hadn't happened yet.

And so all of a sudden the two tickets, which bore the same combination of numbers, both earned them $1 million prizes. UPI with that story. And you think that's fate. Oh, yeah. Me meant to be. Meant to be.

Meant to be. I never even knew you could buy lottery tickets for future drawings. Like I thought it had to be. I didn't know like I could. No, no, no. That's not what he was doing. So he thought that drawing had already happened. He lost.

Got it. So he thought he was buying it for the next drawing, but he was really still in front of that window for that first drawing. Got it. Okay. Yeah. So it was like a brand. kind of like a

when thinking. Yeah, he thought that drawing it already happened but he lost so he bought another one and then he hit twice. Maybe not fate. A man's head swells like a balloon.

He had a hair transplant and the doctor said, look, there are things you can't do once you have the hair transplant, physical things like sex and he's like, I'm going to have sex anyway. Has sex and now his head is so freaking swollen.

Wait, why can't you have sex? I think it's any surgery at all. Like you can't do physical things. Sort of like scuba. Like when he had his vasectomy and they said, do it. He went home and did it and he was in pain for two months. I would assume if you have a shoulder surgery, they say don't have sex because it's your body

moving. Like that's going to hurt. Any surgical issue. I know, but it just seems so like such a tiny, like, I know it's a bunch of tiny little holes because of the hair, but it just seems so small. And this file this under things I never thought I'd be Googling, which is why can't you have sex out of your hair. Yeah. A balding man was shocked when his head blew up like a balloon after a hair transplanted because he didn't follow the no sex rule. Ruben's swollen face looked like he'd been stung by 100 bees, and it took him a week to get back to normal,

as he ignored his surgeon's advice to avoid sex for at least three nights. Just three nights? That's it. Just don't do it because it's going to mess with your... With the surgery, any surgery. You can go three nights. He thought he might have an STI, but he quickly realized that his facial puff, which is what it was at first,

was due to the hair transplant after being warned that increased heart rate and blood pressure can reopen healing incisions and sweating can also irritate the transplant area and increase risk of infection. Yeah, that makes sense. And also, now I need to know,

was this his wife or somebody he knew well? Like, you're... I'm sure it was his wife. What does it matter? They were to a cold play show. What does it matter? Because immediately following a hair transplant,

like you're not, I would think you're not your most confident. You're not like, hey, But if you're married, Confidence doesn't matter. It's like Scoobah had a vasectomy. He went home immediately. It was like, I need to get it.

My primal urges are just... It's a euphoric moment. My wife was proud of me and I was like, I need to give it to her now. Euphoric. I want to vomit. I'm going to give it to her. She didn't say no.

She probably was scared to. You were in the middle of a euphoric moment. Oh, God. Okay, one more. A group searching for a lost woman in Arizona reports seeing blank. What do you think they saw? A group searching for a lost woman. A group searching for a lost woman in Arizona.

Report seeing blank. Got it. Go. An alien. Amy? Oh, no. Oh. What's it called?

A Sasquatch. Yeah. Oh, Bigfoot. Interesting you go with Sasquatch is your first round of all the things you can call that creature. Isn't that bigfoot? It is. But Bigfoot, I would think before Sasquatch. Like if I'm going the order, because that thing has many names, I think Bigfoot would be the most common name for it.

But Sasquatch is becoming a thing more. I see it. Like, I even think there's like a soap called Sasquatch. Is it a hairy soap? No, it's just, I think it's like geared towards men, you know? Like maybe hairy men. Oh, Harry men. No.

What is it? Dr. Squatch. Oh, is that what it is? And I think the cover is like Sasquatch. It's the Sydney Sweetie soap. Oh, it is? Yeah. Bigfoot would be one in my power rankings of what to call that thing.

Sasquatch would be two. Yeti. Oh, Yeti, yeah. But that's kind of a snowman version of it would be three. And then there are regional ones, like in Arkansas, was the Boggy Creek monster. Whoa, I never heard of that. Yeah. Where's Boggy Creek?

Do you know where that is that? I don't even know if it's a real creek because you could call that mini creeks, Boggy Creek. Anyway, it was, yes, Amy, it was Bigfoot. A group of campers in Arizona. They have filed an official report with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization after what they claim was a siding of Bigfoot. It seems that family was on the hunt for the missing member of a group named Janelle during their search. A woman named Amber says she and her family had an up close and personal encounter with the mythical man and beast. It happened to a place called Edge of the World near Sedona.

Amber describes the creature is about seven feet tall, 400 pounds with a really wide body and shoulders and matted white and brown hair and a flat, leathery, hairless face. so that's BFRO with that story Can that just be a big dude 7 foot? It could but that's a massive dude with all that hair Yeah in that part

Like doing nothing around nothing in the woods I'd be afraid to even play that joke Because I'd be afraid I'd get shot Yeah Like somebody wanted to hunt down that thing That's out there Is there footage of this And if there is it's blurry right?

I don't have the footage no I don't have the footage Some other names In Florida They call it skunk ape. Mm. In Ohio, grass man. In Missouri, they call it Momo, the Missouri monster.

Here's another one in Arkansas, the folk monster, specific to folk Arkansas, which is the town. In Louisiana, the Honey Island Swamp Monster. In Virginia, the woodbigger. I like that one. Woodbugger. Yeah, that one's funny. So, yeah. And this is all referring to Bigfoot.

And then they have other terms around the world. In Australia, Bigfoot is the Yawi. Oh, cool. In China, it's the Yeren. In Mongolia, it's almost... Anyway, I was just surprised with Sasquatch is the first round pick. Pretty good. All right, that's what's up.

This weekend, Amy, what are you doing? Oh, womp-womp. I'm going to a funeral. I know. It's really my only plans, though, and I'm trying to figure... Who died? Trying to figure out my eyebrows. else. Well, my boyfriend's wife's, I don't know what to call my boyfriend's wife that died because

she's not his ex-wife. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, so it's somebody from that he knew. Yes. Not somebody you knew. That was my only question. Like, did I know the person who died? Oh, no. She had a twin, she had a twin sister, her twin sisters, someone in her twin sister's life passed away and he's still very close to her family. And so it's like three hours a way and he's going to make the drive, but none of his kids are going. So I'm going to make the drive with her. And I've met the side of the family too. So I, yeah, we're just going to, I think, make a little three-hour road trip and do that.

Same day? Yeah, we're going to go down and back. We'll leave at like 8 a.m. And then I think hang out for a little bit and then come back at night. Eddie, what are you doing? Nothing. Like nothing, dude. I got nothing planned.

I think there's a UFC fight on Saturday night. That's your favorite thing to do. It's the best. I'll probably grill out on Saturday afternoon, watch a little golf, and then UFC, Saturday night. Lunch watch you? There's a birthday party tomorrow, and then the after party. Adult or kids? Kid.

The kid is turning six. That's yours or the kid? No, the kid. Not my kid. Oh, I thought you were saying your kid. That's what I'm saying. Some other kid. Like some other kid.

We're going to a birthday party. One of your friends. Yeah, like one of my kids. Not one of your friends kids. one of your friends turning six. No, no, no. One of my kids' friends is turning six. Sean, you know, I told you about him.

He was in first grade. So we're going to the birthday party, and then there's an after party, and then there's a professional. For adults? Well, yeah, the kids can go, too. But yeah, we're going to a different place that has... The kids having a party and an after party? Well, no, then the parents are going next door.

Like, they're going to come with us, but it has... It's more of a... Not everybody's invited to that. It's like the parents are... parents they like. It's like, you know, there's a bunch of kids that are invited. You don't know all the parents. And there's a group of parents. We're taking our kids to a different place to play games and stuff. Hide from the parents you didn't like originally?

Not to play games. It's just the after party. It's extended. It's like the smaller. I get, I get, I get, it's like the first. Again, I've never heard of it. The people you like more. Like you're taking your, your first picks. Okay, so this is like, you want to include the whole class. Exclusive first, right? So you invite like the class. to the first party. Yeah, and then there's like four families that, like, we are friends, like, all the time. We hang out, and so we're just going to go to this other place and play games and stuff.

I feel like that makes sense. He's just saying it weird. Yeah, I don't know how to, I don't know. Since we're all going to be together, we might as well go extend the day. After party's a weird turn. Why not call it just, we're just going to hang out afterwards? Yeah, there's some families we're friends with and we're all going to go get together. It's the after party.

After party's like a six-year-olds in a hotel lobby at 8 p.m. And you're not invited. It's an exclusive after party. Yeah, if you're not in the club, you don't get to come to the after party. You guys know each other, so you guys that know each other are just doing something else. Yes. Got it. Who plays games?

Like, you guys or the kids? Anybody can play? No, not anybody because anybody can't go. Well, okay, anybody in the group. The kids, adults, you can all play them. I mean, they're there. They get to go. Yes.

The exclusive after party. Yeah, and then we're going to soccer game tomorrow night. That's fun. Got it. I'm playing the Opry tonight. Oh, wait. Is it your Hunter? Why did I just say it that way?

Is it? Your hundredth? Show? Why do you think that? Because I saw a billboard. Oh, Amy, that's like 100 years of the Opry, I think. Oh. But then I'm thinking, like, did you?

I haven't played it 100 times. I think I've probably played it 20. Oh, 20-25. I was like, how in the world has you found time to play 100 shows? Like, I was trying to do the math back. Was I on the billboard? Yeah, it was your face. And it just said, 100.

It didn't say years. So the opera's doing the 100th year. Yeah, that's just their logo. Got it. I see where that could be. Confusing. They're doing a big celebration from a hundredth opera show.

Yes. And I was like, should we go? We should go if it's your hundreds. I honestly, I meant to ask about that, but then I forgot. Because I, when I saw the billboard and I was driving along, trying to do the math, and I was like, dang. Well, that was nice they put me on the billboard because there's some other really good people there tonight. Was it, what, was it my face or just a name?

Your face. Oh, cool. Because tonight, like Mark Wills is playing. Taylor Hicks is. playing. There's a few like known people. That's cool. I'm glad that they Well, I thought they were celebrating your hundreds. No.

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