The Bobby Bones Show - FRI PT 2: Lainey Wilson On Hosting The CMAs And Her Medical Procedure

Episode Date: February 7, 2025

Lainey Wilson stops by as the Friday Morning Conversation. She revealed why she’s taking time to be bored and shares the medical procedure she had done after hosting the CMA Awards. Amy gives the guys on the show a female quiz that makes everyone uncomfortable. Plus, Easy Trivia!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Lany, good to see you. Good to see you. Your song that's about to go number one is really hard for me to say. It's hard for me to say. It's a lot easier to sing. Yeah. Because now I got it.

Four by four by you. You have to do it like that. Four by four by you. Yeah. Yeah. When you guys were titling it, did you go through a couple different variations? No, that's the one they came in with.

4X, 4X, you? Yeah. Yeah. I like it. It stands out. just I, for some reason, have trouble with that. Well, sometimes, like, if I'm talking about it in my set of the show instead of saying, and then let's play four by four by you, I'd just say, let's do four by.

I would say four by four. And then I would get a note going, you didn't say it right, do it again. Yeah, yeah, no, four by. Congratulations again. Thank you. I mean, are you tired or are you rested? I'm rested right now. I got like a three-week break, which is the longest break I've had in a really long time.

Does that break allow you to be bored and then be creative again? Yes. I feel more creative than I have in a very long time. It's funny you say, be bored because I kept saying, I need to get bored. I got to get bored. So whatever that looks like, I need to watch paint dry. But I feel more creative than ever. And I'm realizing that you got to give yourself that space to be bored, to get creative.

I had to get in that space too. I didn't realize it because I would just run and do 72 things and think. and think that I was really accomplishing something. What I was doing is just tasking. That's it. But then I would be so far behind on creating things to where even like last year I was like, I've got to be bored. And it sounds like a lame thing to say.

I know. But it's so true. There are two places. Being bored or in the shower for me for some reason. I'm like able to think clearly in this. Maybe because there are no other options. I know. And a place for me now is, well, I come up with like song I'd is in the shower,

but also I just got me a red light sauna. That things changed my life. And I leave my phone out. of it. I get in there and I just like sit with me and my own thoughts, which is kind of a scary thing at times. But it's a good place just to shut it down, like really shut it down. An admission, we have a red light sauna as well, but I keep my phone in there until that little message goes. Your phone's too hot. Throw it out. I swear. I know. It is terrible of me. That is hilarious. Because you know when you leave it on the sun, it'll go, phones too hot. I will

keep it until it says that and then I'll. And then you let it cool off. And then I'll lay it outside. Yeah, I just felt self-shame when she told her story of like having herself in this place. I mean, I definitely take it in there before. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's hilarious. I have some, and I usually don't do this, but I feel like some of these are so interesting. I have some talking points, and I always get talking points from your people, and sometimes we hit on, sometimes we don't. Yeah. But some of them are so interesting, because, again, you've done so much.

I would like to just hit a point and you tell me a story about each of them. Let's do it. Number one, you co-hosted the CMAs with Peyton Manning and Luke Bryan. What's your favorite story from that? Oh my gosh. Well, first of all, Luke is, like right before, he'll be like, hey, let's switch it up, let's do this. And I was about to have a heart attack. He's the kind of dude that can do anything on the fly like that. Not me. I'm like, I'm reading this prompter and I'm doing a good job to read the prompter, you know. There were a few times when I was like squint in my eyes because I had terrible vision. And so that next week I went and got LASIC. I said, if I'm going to be reading teleprompters and we came. We can't. be doing all this. So you got LASIC because, I mean, probably, do you wear glasses at all? Yeah. So I got glasses when I was in fourth grade. Terrible, terrible vision. But it was after the CMAs where I was like, I need to do something about this. Did it help? A hundred percent.

That's what Eddie said to. Oh, yeah. It was amazing. I have one eye that doesn't work. My right eye doesn't work. It gets like 8% vision, but it's a brain thing. I would love to go get LASIC because we have people that that we know that do LASIC and it's a game changer and you're saying from experience it's it's totally changed everything it's totally changed everything and I wasn't the best about taking my contacts out you know how it is on the road you're just like doing good to get in the bed and um it's changed everything I can see the big E now the big E you know when you're doing your eye exam oh with the eye exam oh I was wondering too I was like the big E is this sometime got it what's Peyton Manning like to work with he's awesome he is very

chill, him and my boyfriend, their buddies and have gone hunting together and have so much to talk about. So it's like, he wants to talk about duck with me. Duck, your boyfriend. Yes, yes, yes. The halftime show of the Cowboys game. Thanksgiving, that's pretty cool. 38 million households tuning in. I'm glad they didn't tell me that until it was over. What do we not know about that, meaning what can you hear? How is it different than a normal show? So my vocal My vocal was live But the band

That was all tracks Because it's too It's too much to like Get out there And make sure the instruments are all tuned It went as a quick turnover like that So the only thing that was live Was my vocal

So my band had it easy that night Do they fake play? Yeah they have to mom that Yep That's funny because I know I'd get caught not doing it Or I'd get caught like doing something weird I know What about the drums?

Are they hitting the drums? They're still playing it. They're still doing all of the things. Oh, okay. Oh, it's just not plugged in. But it's just not like going through the PA because that would have been. Because you know how it is in the stadium? It's like lots of lots of feedback.

And delay. And delay. And talk about technical difficulties. I mean, we were running into like seconds leading into the performance. I could not hear myself in my ears at all. And I thought, well, Lord, here we go. And your hometown. Like how's back?

Baskin doing? Baskin's good. They just named the highway after me. No way. The entire highway? A little part of the highway. The same highway that I got a ticket on when I was 15, so that's funny. That's pretty cool.

Have you seen the sign yourself? Yeah, I did. Did you take a picture by it? Oh, yeah. That's pretty cool. It is pretty cool. Now you can't, like, commit a crime. There's like a pressure.

Like, when my hometown put up a sign on me, I was like, well, I can't. I know. Now I have to like. Because I've just been itching to. Me too. Like, I was literally going to rob a bank the next day. You know, you're like, dang it. Well, that'll hold you accountable.

Just get a highway and that will hold you accountable. What's happening this year? Like, what are you excited about in 2025? We're about to go across the pond. I'm excited to play Paris. I don't even know there were country music fans in Paris, but there are. Do you worry about and have, because you can get tickets, you know, we are shows on internationally and some places.

So if you're listening to this and you want to go watch Lainty in Zurich or Berlin or London, London, I feel like a lot of country music fans For sure. Yeah, but Paris, you're right. And I see the Paris show in March. Do you look at like ticket sales

for them to go, is anybody even going to buy a ticket in Paris? Well, we were worried, like, because the truth is lots of country artists don't go to Paris. I think a handful of them have. I think Luke Colms did once. And I was like, well, let's just see.

Let's just have a very, very small venue. It'll just be, you know, acoustic or whatever we need to do just to like show face and go see like test the waters and then uh we sold out in just a few minutes so then we just we kept like getting bigger venues that's cool have you played anywhere where they don't know english yet or or english isn't their first language yes germany how did that go do they sing it does it sound weird when they sing it back if you're watching their mouths when you're trying to remember your own lyrics it can get uh pretty risky so you have to look at their forehead

I feel like they would be extremely grateful for American acts to come overseas. Not because they're just dying for American acts, but anybody that they like if they do travel all that way, I feel like that would be a very, like, grateful crowd. They are very grateful. That's the best word to use for all of the country music fans across the pond because you can just tell they love storytelling, and you can tell that storytelling is not oversaturated over there.

And so they're just like on the edge of their seat. They just want to hear it. They want to lean in and listen. So it's important for me to remember that I had more fans over there than I did here back in like 2018, 2019. You're like the boy bands of the 90s. They were massive over in Europe and they came over in America and people were like, I wasn't massive. I just had, I had like. You were in sync.

You were in sync of the 90s, Laney. That's it. I was. That was me. I want to do deep questions with Lany Wilson. I've got three very deep questions. Okay. Think about these here.

if your next five years were a chapter in a book, what do you think that chapter would be about? Balance. Actually, Keith Urban said something to me. I guess about a year ago, I was just like, how do you keep that balance? Like with your work, with family, with making sure that you're taking care of your business, but also taking care of your relationships and friendships and all that. and he told me he said it's better to maintain balance than try to always achieve it. And I was like, hmm, to me that means being able to have just as much time with my people and the people that I love as just as much time as I'm working and not putting my eggs all in one basket. question number two what is a lesson that you learned the hard way oh lord don't go 75 and a 45 now are you being literal no okay I mean well yes I've definitely gone 75 and 45 but um yeah I think like slowing down

like taking a breath looking up enjoying it because those moments can like pass you by and everybody says it they're like make sure you're taking time to be present and I think I just heard that and heard it over and over again but didn't quite understand it until maybe I did let some moments pass me by too quick

I think the understanding of it comes once you've had the experience of not doing it right yes otherwise it's just fru-free words yeah because there have been times too where I've just gone again 10,000 miles an hour and I regret not slowing down, but I don't think I would have slowed down later and appreciated it later.

Yes. Had I not done it wrong initially. That's right. And two, I felt like when I was going 75 and a 45, at times it was important. You know, squeaky wheel gets the grease. And I felt like I needed to keep the pedal down to just keep going. And had I not, I mean, things might not look like they do right now. So I wouldn't like go back and really change at all, but I'm just learning. I'm just, I'm growing. Even with this record that we put out in August, Whirlwind, I definitely had that feeling of like, oh shoot, I hope people think that this is like a step up, you know, we've got to level up. But I also knew that it was still the best thing I had ever done. And I was more proud of it than anything that I'd ever done. So I was like, well, if I can go to sleep at night, lay my head down

and really believe that, then I did my job. Somebody was telling me, I can't even remember who it was. It another artist. They were like, it's like you're about to send your kid off to school for the first time. And, you know, you're, you are so excited. You're like, get these kids out of the house. Like, send them to school, put their butt in school. And then all of a sudden, like, the days are, they're getting here and you're scared and you're nervous and you're sad. And you have a lot of feelings that come along with it. I'm sure you do. Final question. Deep questions with Laney. What would you do if you were not afraid that you haven't done? What would you do if you were not afraid straight up?

I mean, skydive, but, um, would you be allowed to do that right now at this point in your career? Or like, would your people be like, can we hold off on that? Things are looking up. You know what? I think I'm going to go book me an appointment today. Let's see what they say. I went skydiving because I was so afraid of it. It went by myself.

Really? Yeah, because I was just terrified of it. And I was like, I got to go do it. I hated it. I would, again, I didn't tell anybody I was doing it. Like you wouldn't do it again. No, God, no, I hated it. But I did it.

But I only did it because I was so afraid to do it. Yeah. And I normally do things that I'm afraid of too. So I keep talking about being afraid of skydiving, which probably means that I am going to do it at some point in time. But I don't, I'm not like itching to do it. What was funny to me was, and this has been a couple years, when you started to really pop,

when people started questioning if your accent was real, I would just laugh. Yeah. And that had to be weird for you too, where you're like, I've talked like this my whole life. And now you can literally go on your Instagram, go back in time and see you talking like you talking like you talk and where you're from. That's odd, huh? Oh my gosh. Well, honestly, that bothered me

more than anything else they would say. You can tell me I'm ugly and I can't sing, but don't talk about the way I talk. That's something you can't change. Yeah, it was weird for the middle. She's the industry plant. She doesn't even talk like that. I know. Like, you guys are just looking for people to get likes on social media. That's it. Congratulations again. Four by four by you. About to be number one again. Thank you. It's really great to see you. You too, ma'am. If I give you just a few, song titles. Can you give me a quick story about them? Because I'm going to do a whole bunch of songs. Let's do it. Okay. Give me a story about Heart like a truck. Heart like a truck. My goodness. Well, I brought a little girl up on stage in Raleigh, North Carolina.

She was the cutest thing. You can see the video on my Instagram. Her name was Savannah. and she jumps up on stage and we had already sang Heart Like a Truck. And she jumps up there and she's like, Lainey Wilson, you're my best friend. She talked just like me. I was like, what in the world? And she was like, you're my best friend. And my daddy said if I could get up on stage, he's going to buy me a horse trailer. My favorite song is Heart Like a Truck.

And so she starts singing, y'all, you got to go watch it. It is the cutest thing ever. I think it's pinned. Of all the memories with that song, that. That's awesome that that still comes to your mind, like an interaction with a fan at a concert. Yes. And you even know she was going to get a horse trailer. Well, I won't follow through on that.

Like, hopefully the dad. That she got a horse trailer? He better. I face-timed her probably about two months ago and I need to catch up with her now. But they were looking at horse trailers and they were figuring it out. She faced me and showed me her whole farm and she was introduced me to her cats. It was the cutest thing. Let's do one more.

Things a man ought to know. Oh, my gosh. gosh, I was hung over the day that I wrote that. I did not want to go to the co-write. And I felt terrible. But I knew the song was special. We get ready to cut the record. The record, the song was not even on the list, not even on the short list. And I remember where I was on Dickerson Pike heading home. And I was going under an overpass. And I swear to you, it just hit me like a ton of of bricks. I was like, thanks a man, I ought to know. We got to cut it. And so we already had our 12 songs picked out for that record.

And I called the label and I said, we got to figure out what to ditch because we got to do. Thanks, man, I don't know. That's cool. And then you look at a genius later when it, then you get hung over more is what I think. That's what I'm saying. If I just get hung over all the time, I'll have these great ideas.

I know. Do you remember why you were hung over it though? Alcohol. I'm sure it had something to do with red door. No, no, I know it was alcohol, but I didn't know if there was something celebratory the night before that like you remember or if it was just like random fun. There was a time of my life where I was celebrating everything.

That was probably what was happening. Well, always great to see you. Congratulations. Love when you're around. You guys follow at Laney Wilson Music. And again, she's doing a bunch of shows over in Europe. Like a lot of places you probably haven't been that I haven't been that only ever see on TV. Yep.

First time I ever traveled, I was like, I'm only going places I've ever seen on TV because I didn't know of places. And then it was kind of cool because everything's so old over there. I love it. It's like buildings are older than our country. I know. It's weird. It is very weird. Congratulations.

I love seeing you. There she is. Lany Wilson, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast. or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Aliche to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money.

What would that look like in our families if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here? We break down budgeting, financial discipline, and how to build real wealth, starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever taught. Financial education is not.

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This is my best friend Janet. Hey. And we have been joined at the hips since high school. Absolutely. Now a redacted amount of years later. We're still joined at the hip. Just a little bit bigger hips. Wider.

This is a podcast. We're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. With all the snacks and drinks. Sidebar. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? Well, they had a bogo. Well, then you got it. Do you want a white claw or something here?

Just take it. What are y'all doing? Microphones? Are you making a rap album? Oh, I would. Come on. I would buy it. Cuts through the defense like a hot knife through sponge cake.

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Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Easy trivia. Eddie, which superhero is nicknamed the Man of Steel? That's Superman. Correct. These are all so easy. Who can last the longest here? Amy, what type of dish is often used to serve soup, salads, and cereals?

And this is Super Bowl Sunday is the category. A Bowl. Oh, correct. Okay, so I want to make sure. Lunchbox. What day of the week is commonly referred to as the day of rest? Sunday? Correct? Super Bowl.

Super Bowl Sunday theme. Okay, yeah, I just never heard that. The day of rest in the Bible? I don't read the Bible, guys. How many times are we going to go over this? I've never read the Bible. I will never read the Bible. Oh, wow, wow, all right.

We'll remind you of that when Easter comes around and you went off. Well, I go to church. Good Friday. I need to go to church. Good Friday, Ash Wednesday. I do go to church. But also, you never just heard that, like in general. Sabbath?

Interesting. Yeah. What's the name of the popular? ice cream, Morgan, served in a dish that typically consists of one or more scoops of ice cream and toppings. A Sunday? Correct. Because it's all Super Bowl Sunday.

I know. I'm just scared. Okay, next up. The category is famous billionaires. Eddie's the champion overall. Morgan's got the most wins this season so far. Eddie, who's the founder of Amazon? Jeff Bezos.

Correct. Amy, what tech mogul co-founded Microsoft and it's worth. $107 billion. I want to mess up Microsoft because Bill Gates? Correct. Lunchbox, what media mogul with a $3 billion net worth created the highest rated talk show of its kind that ran for 25 seasons? Oh, um, Oprah.

Correct. Morgan, who founded Facebook? Oh, founded it? I feel like that's a trick question. Now known as meta, he's worth $215 billion. Mark Zuckerberg. Correct. The category is 80s movies.

Eddie, what 1984 movie follows a young boy who moves to California and learns karate? Oh, that's Karate Kid. Good. Amy, what 1982 movie featured a friendly alien trying to phone home? E.T. Correct. Lunchbox. What 1985 film features a teenager traveling back in time in a Dolorian?

Oh, back to the future. Correct. Morgan, what 80s movie features the quote? Nobody puts baby in a corner. Dirty dancing. Good job. Easy trivia. Nobody's out yet.

Fictional birds is the category. Eddie, what chicken from Looney Tunes constantly says, I say, I say. Foghorn, leghorn. Correct. Wow. I'll say, I'll say. Amy, what's the name of the toucan who is the mascot for Fruit Loops? Tukin Sam.

Correct. Lunchbox, what type of bird is featured on the Tootsie Pop commercial and says, how many licks does it take? That's an owl. Correct. What crazy bird from Looney Tunes, Morgan, is known for yelling, You're the Thickable. Guys, I never watched Looney Tunes.

What Crazy Bird from Looney Tunes is known for yelling, You're Deficable! I can see him, but I don't think I know his name. Five seconds? He did this guy. I don't know. A roadrunner. I don't know.

Not a duck. You've been bow. Anybody? Daffy. Daffy duck. Oh, wow. Happy duck. Three of the main 90s celebrities.

Eddie. What 90s teen idol starred and saved by the bell as Zach Morris? Oh, gosh. What's his name? Mark Paul Gossler. Correct. Woo! I don't know where that came from.

Same place foghorn leg, leghorn came from. Amy, what singer was known as the Queen of Tihano music before tragic death in 1995? Selina. Correct. Rest in peace. Lunchbox, what actress starred in a league of their own and beetle juice? The category is 90 celebrities. What actress starred in a league of their own and beetle juice?

Beetle juice? I don't know who was in Beetle juice. Oh, man. Dang, this is going to be a tough one. We'll go with Rosie O'Donnell. She was in a league of their own. Yeah, that's the only one I know. It's a red-headed lady, but I don't know her name.

You guys know her? She and Beetlejuice. Gina Davis. You've been Bo. Yeah, she's the main woman, the main woman of Beetlejuice. She's married to like Alec Baldwin, I think. In real life? No, no, in the movie.

Oh, okay, got it. Never seen Beal Juice, never going to see Beetle Juice. No, I've seen Beal Juice. Won't watch the sequel? I mean, I knew the lady had red hair, but I didn't know her name. Run from Beatles. Hate the band. Children's books, two remain.

Eddie and Amy. In the cat in the hat, Eddie, what color is the cat's hat? I don't think I've ever read this one. Oh, there we go. And I don't ever plan to read it. Never going to read it. In the cat and the hat, what color is the cat's hat? The cat's hat, black.

Oh. What is it? It's red and white. Red and white. Let's give him a pre-bone. You've been bone. If Amy gets it right, she wins. If she loses sudden death.

Amy, what's the name of the character in Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham who tries to convince his friend to try the dish? What? Oh, let's go, baby. What's the name of the character in Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham who tries to convince his friend to eat the dish? What's the subject title? Cat and hat is not correct.

Do you guys know it? Sam? Sam. Sam. Sam I am. Sam I am. We're still winning. Sudden death.

Three questions. Here we go. The category is middle school math. Oh, no. That's funny. Sam, I should have just said Sam. What's the square root of 36? Amy. Six.

Correct. Good, get that out of the way. Different topic? Yeah. 2,000 celebrities. What pop star sang the following songs in the early 2000s? Complicated and Skater Boy. Eddie.

Eddie. Avril Levine. Correct. Sudden death. question. Buzz in with your name. Come on, Eddie. Sally Ride became the first U.S. woman in famous women in history to fly where? Amy. Space. Correct. Winter. Outer space. I'm a little intimidated by this quiz. What is it? Well, it's a female quiz for the guys, so I want to know who knows the most about a woman's body. It's focusing on our reproductive system. By the way, kids listening all good.

Yeah, they should learn this in school. All good. I'm probably going to do terribly. Box claims he knows women in their bodies. Mm-hmm. Okay. Seen a lot of them. Okay, let's start with a softball, okay? Okay, go ahead. Which of the following is not a part of the female reproductive system?

Overee, testes, uterus, fallopian tube. Okay, testes is that one. Yeah. That was easy. I like it, testes. We'll write them down after that, though. Okay, testes, go ahead. What is the function of the fallopian tubes?

You all familiar? I've heard the word. Okay. To produce eggs, to transport. eggs from the ovaries to the uterus to produce hormones or to store sperm you can have to say ABCD because I'm not going to remember all that okay a produce eggs okay be transport eggs from the ovaries to the uterus C produce hormones D store sperm I'm in lunchbox I'm in for the win go ahead transport transport what the eggs what what letter did you pick

B. I also pick B. Okay, y'all would be correct. Like the tube. I think of that as like the old. I know the women. All right. Go ahead. What is the name of the external part of the female reproductive system? A, vagina. B. Uteris. C. Volva. D. C. Cervix. There's a trick question. I don't think it's a trick question. I don't think it's a trick question. I think some women might get this wrong too, by the way. How? It's their own bodies. Then I think I know for sure that I'm not going to, I'm going to miss it then. Okay. I'm in for the wind. What do you have?

Just give me the letter. I have C. Volva. What do you have? I don't have that. What do you have? I'm not saying he's right. You are.

I can see what you're right. I have a vagina. It's C. Okay. Okay. So during which phase of the menstrual cycle does ovulation typically occur? A, menstrual face. B.

follicular face. C. Ludial phase. D. Prolifertive phase. Yeah, man on this one. Pulliferative. I don't even know that one. Then on this one? Okay. Go ahead.

I've never heard any of these phases. What do you have over there? A phase. I have C, luteal phase. Why, are you all just guessing now? We're missing it. What does mean we're guessing? What do you mean we get? Amy, I've never heard of any of those phases. It's follicular phase. You can't even say it. That's why we didn't think that one. I can say follicular phase.

Is that letter what? It's B. Oh, man. Give us another one. We have two more. What hormone is primarily responsible for regulating the minimums? menstrual cycle. Estrogen, testosterone, progesterine, or insulin.

Re-read the first three again? Is insulin? I know what that is. Okay. A is estrogen. B is testosterone and C is progesterone. And then what's the question again? What hormone is responsible for regulating the menstrual cycle? There's a lot of big words. Yeah. Are you in? I'm in. What do you have? I got A,

Mimestrone. What was it? I thought A was one. I knew. It is A, but it's not Mimiceron. Is the answer A? The answer's A. Oh, crap. Estrogen. Oh, I put C. Pedestrian. Okay.

One more. What is the average length of a menstrual cycle? A, seven days, B, 21 days, C, 28 days, or D, 45 days. I think I would have just guessed and I wouldn't guess any of those. Some women may miss this too. Okay, well, you say it again? What is the average length of a menstrual cycle?

Okay. A, seven days, B, 21 days, C, 28 days, or D, 45 days. 45 days? But why I'm confused is, is your answering? I'm in, dude, I got it right. Why I'm confused, so is a menstrual cycle, is that the whole cycle except for when they're on their period? Or is it when they're on their period? And then the rest is not.

So that's where I'm confused, because it could be 21, But it's probably seven. I don't think I've got any right. Maybe I got one right. I didn't even know what part of the body of the vagina was on. Okay. I thought it was in the foot. Are we locked in?

What letters are we choosing here? Lunchbox? The answer is B, 21 days. Okay. I'm going to go seven days. It's C, 28 days. So it starts from, that's the part where you're like, actually, you're talking about the part where they're on their period. That's the part where I didn't know the difference.

like when you're on your period versus when you're not. So this is when you're not. And this is the entire cycle from the start of the period all the way back around to the next start. So that's your entire menstrual cycle phase. And most women, the average length is 28 days. Okay. I don't know that. It's good to know this stuff about your bodies.

Because that's how you know, like, oh, have I started or could I possibly be pregnant? I think I got one, right. So you're only not on your time of the month. for three days. That's not what I'm saying. That's why I was confused by it. Yeah, it's the entire cycle. I learned this once I downloaded an app to track my cycle.

I always thought it was seven days too because I'm seven days, but some girls are five. Some days are eight. But anyway, the entire cycle, about 28 days. All I'm taking from this is I just should shut up on my wife talks and just go, yeah, okay, whatever you need. We didn't even get to the symptoms of a yeast infection. And now, I'm glad we did. We'll get off the air.

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He's like, hey, are you playing my PlayStation 5? And he's like, yeah, I didn't tell you you can play my PlayStation 5. I'll kill you. So the roommate calls police saying, hey, he's threatening me. Police show up. And the guy throws a bloney sandwich at the cop. So he gets arrested for him. assault on an officer.

This thing just turned more into more like one of my dreams. Like it makes no sense. Like it leads you nowhere. Nobody gets killed. Bologna's a weapon. On a cop. Yeah, all that sounded like the music.

D-da-d-d-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Okay. Thank you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Big weekend. We're going to the Super Bowl. We're very excited about it.

We are in New Orleans already. We've been doing all this football stuff. Your question is what? Is there a different? between a suit and a tux? Yes. Yeah. Like, what's the difference?

They look the same. Tucks, if you show up at a place where everybody's just wearing a suit and you're in a tux, it's too much? It's a little much. Are you asking about the dinner tonight? Yeah, the dinner. So I'm like, I don't know what to wear. We have, what's the commissioner's dinner,

the NFL commissioner, has invited me a plus one. My date's going to be Eddie to go, and it's all the NFL owners pretty cool. Never been to buy it before. Wow. Yeah. It's all the owners and like some players and the commissioner and yet we have to wear a suit. And Eddie, so you want to wear it? Well, well, like I have a couple suits but they don't fit right. But when you got married, you know, you got us all tuxes. And that's what I wore to the CMAs and I got it all fitted and everything recently. So it fits perfectly. So I'm thinking like the tux is ready to go or do I squeeze into a suit. But is it really

different? You can wear. I think you can wear that with a, tie. Like you don't wear it with a bow tie. I think that that if you have the bow tie and the best or a cummer bun, like that's when you start to elevate it a little bit. I kind of want to wear the cummer bun. Like dumb and dumber. Like if you've got a nice jacket with some nice pants, which is that part of the tux, then throw on like just a normal shirt and tie. I would also just say wear like slacks in a jacket. Oh, what are you going to wear, Bobby? Just a suit. He needs to be in a suit. I'm wearing a jacket with slacks. It's not a, it's not a suit. I mean, it's a jacket with a button-up shirt.

But suit is just what they say to make sure you're wearing something suit-like. Okay. But if you show up in a full tux, I will allow it. I mean, that would be kind of funny. Yes. I will allow it. And I will allow it. And I will allow it.

All the owners would be like, who's the dude in the tux? They give them their drinks. Sarah, would you walk around with a tray. Look like a service? Yeah, I think you should go full-blown tucks. You know, I mean, I have it, bones. I'm ready to go. I would say just wear it.

I don't steal any show. You don't need to steal any show. because it'll look weird for me. Wear slacks in a jacket. You got it. You don't even have to wear a tie. Bring one just in case, but I don't think you have to wear a tie.

Okay. You can wear a suit without a tie. Jeans in a jacket? No, no jeans. Because it's not our event. So at least if there's a, just generally speaking, if you're going to an event

and you're not quite sure on the dress code, you always want to err to the side of being slightly overdressed, as opposed to underdressed. Because then you look like the hillbelly. Well, that's why I was thinking tucks, but that may be a little too overdressed. That's a little too much.

right there. It looks like you're doing a bit. So we're out. Hope everybody has a great and safe weekend. Hope you have a fun Super Bowl. I hope you watch the game. Maybe you see us on TV. You won't. I mean, we could.

You won't. Why? Because we're being in the normal crowd. I know, but. That was how Pam Anderson was discovered. Super Bowl? No, it was like Canadian Football League. They're still in the crowd.

But y'all could end up on the jumbo trong. Why would they put a bunch of 40-year-old dudes? Yeah. We don't even have like a team. All right, that's it. See you guys Monday. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry.

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Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the Fourth. You might have seen the skits. my basketball and college football journey or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist. and hosts of the podcast a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes.

You can have opinions, you can have like a strong stance, and then there's your body having its own program. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Aliche to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money. What would that look like in our families if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here? We break down budgeting, financial discipline, and how to build real wealth,

starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever taught. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to Money and Wealth with John Hope Bryant from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hi, everyone. I'm Cheryl Stray,

author of Wild and Tiny Beautiful Things. I'm excited to share that I have a new podcast called Mind Over Mountain. In each episode, I interview athletes, adventurers, and adrenaline seekers to discuss the inner landscapes that informed and inspired their extraordinary feats. So we too can better understand how to face our own seemingly insurmountable challenges. Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human.