The Bobby Bones Show - Lunchbox Begins His Diamond Excursion in Arkansas + Show Member Reveals Breaking News! + The Hotel Drama with Lunchbox vs. Scuba Steve

Episode Date: September 28, 2021

We talk to Lunchbox as he begins mining for diamonds in Murfreesboro, Arkansas. What’s his approach to finding his million-dollar diamond??Someone on the show reveals some breaking news! Something a...lmost 2 years in the making! We also hear about the hotel room that Lunchbox stayed in last night and why he is upset at Scuba Steve. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:02:41 What's happening, friends? Welcome to Tuesday's show. Morning, studio. Morning. A couple things. One, later on, lunchbox will be digging for diamonds. He's out searching for a diamond in a diamond mine in Murphysboro, Arkansas. If he finds one, valued over a million
Starting point is 00:03:07 He says he's quitting the show. So we will talk to him later on. It doesn't open for like three more hours. So we're going to let him sleep a little bit. But then we'll talk to lunchbox coming up and see. See, I don't even know what his plan is. He doesn't have tools or anything. You can rent them there.
Starting point is 00:03:23 He doesn't really even know what he's looking for. He doesn't. Let's be real. We'll talk to him as soon as he wakes up. I did see that Pat Sejack is going to leave Will of Fortune. Oh. I think pound for pound, Pat Sejack is more love than Alex Trebek was. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:35 And I think because of how Alex Trebek's life ended and that was sad and we followed along in his cancer journey. That, you know, that helped him become even more beloved because we kind of hurt with him a little bit. But I think Pat's Ajax is America's number one game show host of all time. Who else would you put up there? Bob Barker. Oh, that's a good one too. I mean, he was the host for years.
Starting point is 00:04:00 But his price is right bigger than Will of Fortune. No. Not anymore. No, just generally. Well? I don't think so. No, no, I wouldn't say that. Because when you said Bob Barker, I started a question.
Starting point is 00:04:09 Maybe I'm wrong. Because I think the Mount Rushmore of Game Show hosts in our lifetime. Okay. Pat Sejack. Bob Barker. Alex Trebek. And then you get to like a weird place. Yeah, that's it.
Starting point is 00:04:21 Is it Regis? Oh, who wants to be a millionaire, right? Maybe that was too short. Is it Chuck Woolery? Yeah. If you're 45 plus. Steve Harvey. Oh, that's a good one.
Starting point is 00:04:33 Could be. I don't put them as my game show. Okay. I don't. I mean, yeah, he does a lot, but yeah. Who else would you put on the game show? Mount Rushmore. Because for sure, I think Pat Sejack is number one.
Starting point is 00:04:47 Trebek, Bob Barker, what other game shows have stood the test of time like those, though? You said Chuck Woolery, right? Chuck Woolery from two back in two and two. Nillywed games. But maybe Regis does, though, because that show is so big. I know, but I know Regis for other things. Are we putting Chuck Woolery up there? Is that our final answer?
Starting point is 00:05:06 Yeah, I guess. So, I mean, who's the lady the weakest length? Yeah, no. She was strong for a little bit. Like a year. Can Vana White be up there? If you have to ask her name, that doesn't count. No, because she wasn't the host.
Starting point is 00:05:18 Yeah. So we're putting Pat Sajack, Alex Trebek, Bob Barker, and Chuck Woolery. Okay. As our Mount Rushmore of game show hosts. We all go to that? I feel like we're going to forget someone and just be like, of course we forgot that person. I feel like that fourth one, though, it could be a... Well, Pat Sajack says the.
Starting point is 00:05:37 the clock is ticking. I think he's 70 years old. Yeah. That's going to be a tough one to replace. Yeah, what do you do? Same thing Jeopardy just did. Oh, and even Price is Right. Yeah. Well, Price is right. Did great. Drew Carey took it over and it was weird for a second, but now that's what Drew Carey
Starting point is 00:05:53 does. It's normal now. Kills it. It is time to open up that mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's mailbag. Yeah. Hello. Bobby. bones. I need some dating advice. I've recently started dating this guy. He told me he really likes
Starting point is 00:06:12 hanging out with me a lot, but he also told me it feels like he's hanging out with his sister. And he then proceeded to kiss me. What does this mean and what's a girl to do? Confused in Colorado. Well, first, I would wonder if he actually makes out with a sister. Okay, well, okay, you would think that? No, but if he goes, you're just like my sister and makes out, I'd be like, well, that's weird. It's so weird. Because this is a weird thing in general. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:39 This is what I think he means. You can hang out and it's cool. Like sister. But he also wants to make out. Yeah, like he's very comfortable around you. But I also don't think it means she's super hot. Huh? Because you never think your sister's super hot.
Starting point is 00:06:56 Right? Is that what you're saying? Well, what if his sister is super hot? Well, then back to number one. We've got a problem. What I really... Yeah, I know. It's hard.
Starting point is 00:07:04 Maybe it's just bad work. He just shouldn't say it's sister. Yeah. Maybe the feeling is I'm so comfortable. It feels like I'm hanging out with my sister. But it's just tough. Yeah, but bringing up a family member at any moment before kissing, like, if you're like, God, you just remind me my mom.
Starting point is 00:07:19 Give me a kiss. Like, I don't, I, I would stay away from family comparisons, right? Yes. But we're not talking to him. We're talking to her. We're talking to her. What I would, I would, it's a small red flag that he doesn't, he's not. He's not so into you, but he will still make out with you if you're available.
Starting point is 00:07:41 Oh, that's what y'all get from that. That's what I get from it. Okay. Because I would never be with someone to be like, hey, you're like my sister and then make out. But I might be like, she's cool. Maybe we make out. But I don't know that I would want to like be with her forever. Yeah, I guess it's true.
Starting point is 00:07:55 But that's my brain saying that. See, I was just thinking I would take if I was the girl or my advice to her might be like, he just used poor judgment and explaining his attraction to you. Very much so. Could have been it too. It's probably okay. See where it goes. But like if he starts treating you sisterly like, then you might, it might not be going in the right direction.
Starting point is 00:08:18 Again, I say it's a small red flag. You can continue on with this dating situation. Because he could have just been bad terminology. Is there a friend's episode of something like this where like... Cousin. What happened? No, no, I think Rachel's dating some guy, but this guy's like really close to sister. They tickle each other.
Starting point is 00:08:37 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. The neighbor. Yes. I don't even Ross was dating his cousin. No, no. So that reminds me of this. Like, I just, oh, no, man.
Starting point is 00:08:45 Okay, what do you think? I just, I don't think you can ever make the comparison of your like my sister. Yes, but he did that, though. And maybe he just meant. Yeah, so she's wanting to know. Maybe it's like she's funny. She could have also misinterpreted. Maybe it's like you're so funny like my sister.
Starting point is 00:08:56 No, no, no. No, no. No, that's what I'm saying is you can never compare someone to your sister and then really like them. You just can't in a romantic way. But back to what I said, I think you can compare them to your sister and then be like, well, we're already here. I'll still try to make out, but you're not going to like want to be with them forever. That is so wrong.
Starting point is 00:09:12 I didn't hear it that way, but now I'm hearing it that way. I'm like, oh, no, she, yeah. Let's go to Morgan. Morgan. I mean, I don't. If someone, if you and Eddie were sitting there, he goes, you're like my sister and tries to make it and then kisses you. It would be weird, but it could also be a positive thing because sometimes we compare dating prospects to our family members. as long as she's a positive influence in his life,
Starting point is 00:09:37 like his sister is a good thing, then it could be a good comparison. Like, I see myself with her because she has similar characteristics to my sister. I've done this in partners that if they have similar characteristics to my dad, I like them more because they remind me of him. But what you said,
Starting point is 00:09:56 you're just like my dad make out. No, that's what I'm saying. It's a little weird. But I think it could be a positive thing. If he keeps doing it, then yeah, it's getting weird. But if it was a one. one time off and it was just a bad coincidence of timing. That's where you do.
Starting point is 00:10:09 So I don't think you like stop dating them. Maybe you just like try one more time and see how it goes. I say raise, it's just a small flag. Yeah. But it's a flag. But it's this very small flag that it's not waving runaway. But it is waving. Keep an eye out.
Starting point is 00:10:23 Hey, watch out because the flags could get bigger. We all feel good about that? Yeah. Keep on. Keep an on. Watch for other comparisons. It'd be like, you're like my cousin. Let's do more.
Starting point is 00:10:33 Then... What? You heard that one before? No. Let's get naked. Thank you confused in Colorado, but hang in there. All right, close it up. We got your email and we've read it on the air.
Starting point is 00:10:51 Now it's about to close Bobby's Mailbag. Yeah. All right, that's what's up? You can email us at any time. Morgan, what's the email address? Mailbag at Bobbybones.com. I was reading a story about this teenager who's up. upset his parents won't buy junk food.
Starting point is 00:11:05 And their rule is, if you want junk food, you got to buy it yourself. What are your thoughts? Do you buy junk food for your kids? I do now. I used to not, but, thankful, I mean, for my household and my past, like, thankfully, I'm in a different place with food, and now I allow it. But I don't think it's bad if they want him to pay for it himself. So the mom got on Reddit and said, hey, I have three older teens, they eat a bunch of snacks,
Starting point is 00:11:30 but she's like, I'm tired of the expenses. So if you want junk food, you have to buy it. with your own money. Her teenage kid was like, well, this is not fair. I don't want buy food with my own money. So it's about expenses. Well, sure, it's about money. Oh, I thought it was a lesson. Well, the mom going, well, if you want junk, you got to
Starting point is 00:11:45 buy your own junk. Yeah, that's weird. Eddie? It's weird because I see it more as a lesson of, I want you to eat healthy, but if you're going to eat junk food, then it's going to hurt you by spending your own money to do it. And then you're going to think twice, like, oh, is this worth breaking my diet? But as far as expenses go, junk food
Starting point is 00:12:01 for us is just a Same as a salad. Like, it's all in the same grocery list. So to you, Twinkies are just as important as lettuce and tomatoes. Correct. When we go to the grocery store, we buy the same amount of junk food and good food. What do you guys get junk food-wise every week? Like, what's the junk food staple at the house?
Starting point is 00:12:20 Ice cream. Ice cream is probably the main one. Then we get Oreo cookies, chips aoy cookies. And then the boys for lunch, they have snacks of junk food. So chips and then teddy grams, that's part of their little lunch. Oh, Teddy grams are healthy, man. So what are the rules on them eating junk food at the house? Do you have to allow it, or can they have free reign?
Starting point is 00:12:40 No, it's usually one per day. So, like, usually after dinner, you get one dessert. And if you misbehave that day, you lose dessert, and your junk food is gone. But you buy all that junk food each week at the grocery store? Yes, every week. And that all is given away because of one serving a night? Correct. So what if they wanted two a day, would you let them pay for it?
Starting point is 00:13:00 Yeah, see, I didn't even cross my mind. And like the only time I make them pay for junk food is when we go to like a game or something and they want something from the concessions. Then you have to use your own money to buy that. How do you feel about this mom? I like the idea. I like the idea of making the kids pay for junk food. I don't have kids yet though. Also, I love junk food, but I don't keep a lot in the house because I'll eat it all all the time.
Starting point is 00:13:21 But I co-sign you. Yeah, I mean, I don't think, I kind of want an expert to weigh in on this because it is very, very interesting. This show is a group of experts. Yeah, we're all experts. No, I want to know, like, psychologically, like, if you do this. But I do think that, yes, if it's not a staple that you want to keep in your house and you want them to, you know, spend their own money on, like, if my daughter wanted tons of bags of to talky, eventually I might be like, okay, if you're going to go into the gas station and get talky today, you need, you can buy it.
Starting point is 00:13:49 Like, I could see me doing that. So I guess I'm fine with it. You ready? Yeah, I like it. I mean, I like it, but more for the lesson. Like, I like the fact that they're going to have to think twice about, like, ooh, do I spend my own money on junk food this week? You don't think giving your babies nonstop sweets is it like that's not a thing to you, bad thing? I'm just asking.
Starting point is 00:14:03 I mean, the way we regulate it to once a day, I think it's okay. Because I was giving sweets all the time. I think that's probably why I'm obsessed with them. I wasn't told I couldn't have sweets. Sometimes I would only eat oatmeal pies for dinner. And so Mountain Dew, oatmeal pies. I mean, that's all, that was a big part of just life. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:14:22 And so now I just need it all the time and my brain isn't right. But for the most part, you look good, you're healthy and you've changed yourself. Well, thank you, buddy. You're welcome. I feel good about myself. The latest from Nashville and Hollywood. Morgan number two, 30 Second Skinny. Jason Aldeen announced his 10th album featuring 30 new songs called Macon, Georgia.
Starting point is 00:14:43 Half of the songs will be available on November 12th with the Project Macon, and the others will be released up until April 22nd, 2022 on the Project, Georgia. Jimmy Allen is soon to be the dad of another girl. Jimmy's wife, Lexi, shared on social media. that her name will be Zara James. Scotty McCreary just got his fourth number one hit with You Time. He shares the inspiration behind the song. Our neighbor would see me coming in and her head and out.
Starting point is 00:15:11 It's like, y'all are like two ships passing in the sea. And I, you know, that's just kind of how it was there for a while. So wrote the song, just wanting everything to slow down, wanting me and her to have more time together. And I got what I asked for. I'm Morgan number two. That's your skinny. It's time for the good news.
Starting point is 00:15:28 Producer Eddie Jerry Make something good Jared Jaron Fisher is 26 years old and went on a hike in Washington State its Olympic National Park
Starting point is 00:15:39 went by himself but had a whole like plan and he stuck to it but then he just got stuck out there he went missing the family was like he was supposed to be back on Thursday
Starting point is 00:15:48 he's not back so they called police and they went out and started looking for him man it was like a three day search for him Wow three day yeah he had slipped down
Starting point is 00:15:57 into a ravine they had finally, one of the on-foot patrol guys heard him, so they were like screaming at him. They're like, I think he's over there, but we can hear him. So finally the helicopters came out. It took two helicopters to drop ropes down and get him out of the ravine, but he's fine. He's got scrapes, but he's in good spirits. Three days. I wonder what supplies he had with him.
Starting point is 00:16:15 Because you don't take enough supplies to be lost for three days, but you probably take enough supplies to get stuck out there for six hours. Yeah, yeah. And did he have to drink his pee? Because that's where your mind goes first? Sure. Well, I was curious how he stayed hydrated because the day three gets dangerous snow water. Yeah, and also, I bet it's tough to know where he is by hearing him yell if you're just a human out there. Well, they were saying a good thing that he did that most hikers should do is when you plan a hike like that, share it with your family members.
Starting point is 00:16:43 Like, I'm going to be here day one. I'm going to be here day two. So they kind of have an idea of where to look. I mean, hiking like that is just no interest to me. I love that stuff. A multi-day hike. I have a friend named Scotty that does that now. He goes and we'll go into Colorado or Utah and just go for hiking.
Starting point is 00:16:56 for two or three or four days. We need to check in with him and make sure he sends... You know, I haven't heard from like three months. Speaking of. But I'm like, man, not for me, not for me. That's awesome. Good for them for finding him. And for him for checking in with his family
Starting point is 00:17:11 and letting him know where he's going to be. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. If you knew someone and they said, I swear to you, I've been abducted by aliens, would you just think there were absolutely nuts there and then nuts and other parts of their life, too? I mean, I guess it depends on how much I've trusted them in the past and what they're saying.
Starting point is 00:17:31 Does it though? Yes, it does. Abducted by aliens? Yes, if I know that at some point they've said that, you know, how, like you've said so many times, prove me wrong. How are you going to say I wasn't abducted? And all of a sudden you start saying it. If I came to you. Right.
Starting point is 00:17:47 I would question it. Wait, why? But you trust Bobby. I do trust you, but you've said before. Like, because, but then two years from now you might write about in a book like I really got. people. That's true. That would be you. Yes, because you've said before, prove me wrong, and it'd be some weird experiment you would be doing in your head to see how many people... Okay, then I'm not the person.
Starting point is 00:18:05 You're not. I don't know who you're close to. But if one of your best friends came up to you and said, I've been abducted by aliens. I guess I would have to believe. Oh, no way, right? Why? Well, I say that because Sammy Hagar, who was the lead singer of Van Halen. Here you go. One of the three or four. He says it happened to him 60 years ago. Oh. 60. How old is he? Why is he just now speaking about it?
Starting point is 00:18:33 He says the alien encounter happened in 1964 or 1965. Oh. He was in the midst of a dead sleep at 4 in the morning. He's 73. Wow. That's crazy. It's a story he alluded to in his book read and he stands by it. Here's a clip of him talking about it. 4 o'clock in the morning, pitch black, dead sleep.
Starting point is 00:18:54 I felt like I was being programmed. Like someone was tapping into me. like it was a string from my head to 13 miles up in a mountain place called Lyle Creek. Believe it or not. Well, he sounds very sure about what he's saying. Here's what I'm going to say, though. I don't know a lot about Sammy Hagar. I'm just going to base this on other rock lead singers, rock stars.
Starting point is 00:19:13 Oh, they went hard back in the day? They went so hard that they could be a little scrambled. That's true. And I don't know based off his story exactly, but it's hard to hear somebody who's probably partied in a lot of different party in ways to go, no, no, trust me on my exact memory of this 60 years ago. Yeah, because my brother swears he saw two UFOs, but he was also drinking those nights. So how many believe him?
Starting point is 00:19:38 Believe him or not? Nah. Nah, not the Red Rocker. No way. I don't think so either. You read these stories, other than you see them on unsolved mysteries where there's a whole town. That's different. And they never met each other.
Starting point is 00:19:51 That's crazy, too. But there's got to be some sort of explanation to this. I kind of believe that. Two guys were involved in a crash in Florida, this right side of Tampa, and they're accused of carjacking the Good Samaritans who stopped to help them. What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people, exactly. The crash happened when the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit a barrier wall
Starting point is 00:20:14 before stopping in the center southbound lane. Another vehicle traveling south stopped to help. Trooper said the two men armed with a shotgun got inside the vehicle and forced the victims to take them to Tampa. What on her? Once they arrived at the destination, the man got out of the vehicle and let the driver and passenger leave. They went on, filed a report.
Starting point is 00:20:32 Because the two men left the scene of the crash, it's considered a hit and run. The men told the victims they had gotten lost after leaving Lakeland in central Florida. They're trying to find the guys. Imagine this. You get an accident. You're already feeling pretty crappy. Crappy because, one, you're scared. Two, insurance.
Starting point is 00:20:50 I may not have a car for a while. That's going to be the biggest pain in the butt. Oh, thank goodness. Someone's going to stop at least to help us out a little bit. What the drive. Take us to Tampa. And then I guess the car wasn't that bad. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:03 Like, I guess it's still rolled pretty good. But what about the car they were in? Was that car a piece of crap? They just leave that behind on the side of the road? That's crazy. Yeah, that whole story's nuts. What's crazier, though, William Shatner is 90 years old. He's going to space.
Starting point is 00:21:16 Oh, my. He is? He was always in space. First of all, yes, Shark Trek. That's right. First of all, that William Shatner is 90 years old. Crazy. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:24 But he's going up on the next. next Jeff Bezos rocket launch. 90. I can't imagine how frail you are at 90. Yeah. Morgan, didn't you watch all the Star Trek movies? Yeah, I just watched them and I love them. You did? Yeah. Did you watch the William Shatner versions?
Starting point is 00:21:41 No, I just watched the three remakes. I couldn't go as far back as the old Star Trek movies. Got it. He's 90. If he comes back alive after 90, everybody can go. Yeah, have they tested the toll it can take on an elderly body? What if, Shatner
Starting point is 00:21:57 said, hey, listen, Bezos. I don't have much time left. I want to be sent out to space. Oh, and if I die, I die. No, and I want to be freed out there. And I just want to... Dang. I mean, hey, if it's his wish, let him go, right? Like, take me out, let me walk to plank, and just let me... I want to
Starting point is 00:22:13 forever be known as a man in space. Your mind goes to the craziest places, but that's probably true. I'll be curious if that ship goes up and it comes down with him in it. Wow. Because what if he's... What? I hope so. What if he's, like, 90s? going, I'm not in great health, I don't have much time left.
Starting point is 00:22:29 I don't know that this is true, but he's like, hey, gets on the phone. Yo, Bezos, here's my story. You like Star Trek. I want to end it in space. Legendary. Yeah. Well, but then Jeff Bezos would be, like, could, when they land, he gets arrested for murder. No, no rules.
Starting point is 00:22:48 Are there rules in space? It's like international waters. You know, you can gamble out there. You can do whatever. What are the cops going to do? Come up in their space mobile and arrest him? And he will be the first person in history to do that. No one's ever done that.
Starting point is 00:22:59 But then it starts to be like, what if he sent someone up with the idea you're going to push him out? Like what if Bezo starts sending up people he doesn't like? Yeah. Oh, weird. Oh, now we're getting dark. Oh, man. We'll never find him. But he's 90, and he's going up to space.
Starting point is 00:23:11 We'll see what happens. Finally, women now make close to 60% of those enrolled in college, which is a record. He's reading this story from the Wall Street Journal. The gap between men and women enrolled in college is quickly, widening, and there's a professor now saying that this is going to lead to a mating crisis very soon. Because what's going to happen is you're going to have all of these extremely educated women and then loan and broke men. And they're not going to be able to find anyone because they're educated, they're making money, they're looking for other guys that are somewhat similar and there aren't any. There's going to be a lot of lonely broke guys.
Starting point is 00:23:47 I think babies will still be made. Right? Like, I don't think this is going to affect the amount of babies that are still made. You know what? I'll take your word over in my way. That's a good point. That's my battle. I'm not saying babies when we made. There are many ways to make a baby. Well, that's mating. No, there are many ways to make a baby.
Starting point is 00:24:04 We talked about a girl who used the e-sperm. Yeah, she just ordered it online. All I'm saying is this professor is going, just look at the numbers. So many more women are killing it academically. Guys are not. There's going to be way more women that are like, hey, we have this. We're looking for this. We can't find it.
Starting point is 00:24:21 And there are going to be a lot of guys that are like, well, don't know. That's true. Caitlin's far more educated than I am. She has her master's degree. Well, you should like the guy. I know. It worked out for you. No, I have lone moan.
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Starting point is 00:28:53 The self-checkout lanes at the grocery store. Is it okay to take a full cart to a self-checkout? I was at the grocery store tonight just to grab milk, and there were six self-checkout lanes, and four of them were being used by people with full carts, and there was a line backed up with people with just two or three items. Just want to know y'all's thoughts. Is it okay to take a full cart into the self-checkout line?
Starting point is 00:29:17 All right, thanks, bye. Unless it says 12 items or less, everything's free. Yeah, go to town. They don't say that. If it's, yeah, go for it. I know you probably don't want to hear that, but whenever COVID was peak COVID and everybody's fighting for stuff at the grocery store, you just grabbed a line. It didn't matter which one it was, and sometimes you had to go through the full cart and self-checkout. Unless the 12 items or less, everything's there to be taken and used.
Starting point is 00:29:40 So, yes, it's okay to take a full cart through self-checkout. It's difficult because how in the world do you ring up lettuce? Yeah, it's hard. Oh, that's the worst. I had to do full line the other day because that's all that was left. And I had a full cart. And, I mean, I was, like, putting the avocado in there and I was like, shoot. I was like fruit.
Starting point is 00:29:59 Self-checkout. Yes, like, it took me so long, but it was the only option. So I felt bad for the people behind me for sure. She probably saw you, and that's why she called. I know, is that me. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So people say that music will help you get along with your family. And I thought this was important to bring up as we.
Starting point is 00:30:18 approach the holidays and you start hanging out with family more and more towards the end of the year. And if there's ever something, you know, tension-y happening or there's a conversation you would have, like, you can bond with people quickly over music and it can just take you a different route. But I guess it's got to be the same kind of music. Yeah. So for parents, if it's like kids, you need to like meet them on their level and you'll feel connected with that way. But if it's someone in your family where you've got a throwback song or an artist that you both have really like, they say older music that brings up more feels and memories will be. bond you faster. The song I feel bonds everyone of all ages is Build Me Up Buttercup.
Starting point is 00:30:53 Ooh, why don't you build me up? Build me a buttercup, baby, just to let me down. Jam. Yeah. It's because everybody loves that song. Played at a wedding. Basically a wedding playlist is what we'll get people together. Yeah, like it makes you happy. So just have playlist prepared, have songs ready to activate and play just in case tensions get high. So the average person has 1,602 unread emails and 47 unread texts. Did you put in an average person instead of Amy? No, but I felt good reading this. I don't think so.
Starting point is 00:31:27 Let's just go around the room here. You don't want to know mine. Oh, you too? Oh, my goodness. I just saw the number I did not know it was that high. Amy, what are your unread emails? So 3,521. Wow.
Starting point is 00:31:38 And your texts? Well, I got it down to zero, remember? Yeah, but what is it now? 97. Wow. I have no unread emails, no unread text. Zero. I keep that thing clean.
Starting point is 00:31:50 Eddie? I'm so embarrassed. Morgan number two, read that number. 17,559. Emails? Yeah. That's crazy. Do you have any unreaded texts?
Starting point is 00:32:02 97. Oh, we're the same. That's wild to me. Interesting. Morgan, what are you? There are no notifications on my phone. No red dots for me. That's my motto.
Starting point is 00:32:12 No red dots. Well, the Bobby's and the Morgan's, there's like 32% of you. Wow. that have zero unread emails and text right now. I need to get it together, man. I think it's too late now. You're just learning how to live life now with it not together. What else, Amy?
Starting point is 00:32:26 So Nicole Kidman was talking about the romantic gesture from Keith Urban that made her realize he was the one. She was on the Tonight Show, and she just opened up talking about a time when Keith showed up on her doorstep at like 5 a.m. in New York, and she walked out, and it was her birthday. he had flowers. It's like the first thing she saw that morning on her birthday,
Starting point is 00:32:49 and she said that's when she knew in her head. She was a goner, and she was all his. When I read this and she said, yeah, I knew I was a goner. I thought she meant. She knew she was out. Oh, like she showed out randomly. Yeah, goner. And then I thought, I pictured him drunk at 5 a.m.
Starting point is 00:33:04 But no, you didn't drink. Well, no, but she's a big reason why of that. Like, she's a version of him that he knew he needed to be and he didn't want any kind of alcohol or anything this left. I think he was alluding to that. And when he was sharing. when he knew she was the one, it was when he was going to be someone totally different. Gone or to me, though, I read the opposite. But yes, good for them.
Starting point is 00:33:23 Hey, lovely couple. Oh, yes. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. This 10-year-old boy, Aaron Presley, he was at a Phillies game, and a foul ball came his way.
Starting point is 00:33:43 He caught it, was so excited, held it up. But then he looked over and saw this little girl crying because she was trying to catch the foul ball. And so the crowd went crazy when he went over and gave the little girl the ball. And here's a clip of Aaron talking about it. It just doesn't feel right to keep the ball in my hand. And I had to give it to her. So I went over there. I saw her crying.
Starting point is 00:34:04 I just felt so sad. So I went to go give it to her. And the family, they were just so nice. The girl, she said thank you. That's pretty cool. Yeah. It's pretty cool to get a foul ball. I'd be tough for anybody to give it away.
Starting point is 00:34:15 That's a hard decision. right there. Well, the family was so thankful. They gave him a Philly's gift card. And then the team heard about it. They obviously saw what was happening too. But later they were able to get Aaron his own ball. That's cool. There's a viral clip of a kid who's about 12. And they hit him a foul ball. He's got a glove on. Boom. And he catches the ball. And there's a girl who's like 21, 22, very attractive girl. And she's like, oh, she's mine. And he takes a ball that he already had with him in his glove and switches it out with the one. He goes, here, why don't you have it? And she was like, oh, my goodness and it the video is him tricking her and she's like oh you're the sweetest kid and she's
Starting point is 00:34:49 like hugging him and he's like yeah I got the real ball though all right it's a good story that is what it's all about that was tell me something good we're going to do the morning corny in just a second after the morning corny breaking news about someone on the show so all in this segment let's go with the corny first the morning corny Why is it cheaper to throw a party in a haunted house? Why is it cheaper to throw a party in a haunted house? Because the ghosts will bring all the booze. That's pretty funny.
Starting point is 00:35:25 Oh, got it. That was the morning corny. Okay, this just in. Breaking news, everybody. Breaking news. And bringing us this breaking news is Eddie. Guys, breaking news fresh off the press. I think I got all my smell back.
Starting point is 00:35:45 This weekend, because I lost it when COVID. I got COVID last July. I lost my smell two weeks later. I got my smell back. But I would say I got 80% of it back. I wasn't able to smell things like in the air, like fresh cut grass or bonfires or whatever. Guys, the other day this weekend, I smelled fire, smoke in the air.
Starting point is 00:36:05 Sure enough, my neighbor had a bonfire going. I'm like, oh my gosh, I can smell it. So I think 100% of my smell is back from COVID. Come on. He's back, everybody. America's been wondering. Breaking news. Yes, yes. Now they know. Eddie's got a smell back. Wow.
Starting point is 00:36:20 Okay, thank you, Eddie. It's a big deal. Lunchbox is on with us right now. He is, what, 40 minutes away for being let loose into the diamond mine where he gets to go and search for diamonds. Now, we've had people on the show before that have found massive diamonds. We had a guy
Starting point is 00:36:35 named Kevin who found a nine-carat diamond last year. Apparently lunchbox is raring to go. I can hear him banging his phone around. He suddenly got a shovel. Are you there? Oh, I'm here. I'm here. Oh, man, let's go. He is less than an hour away. Now, what is your strategy for today once you get out to the Crater of Diamond State Park?
Starting point is 00:36:55 Well, I'm going to monitor. I'm like going to rope off a perimeter, like where people can't enter. You know what I understand? Like, what I'm saying? Like, I'm going to have my own section. Like, if someone comes together, back up, back up. And I'm just going to be very, very detail-oriented. I know that's the key. I don't want to overlook. the diamond. You know, you can get kind of loose and goofy, and that's how you miss them. So in Vegas, sometimes you get a slot machine, and you feel like that's the one and you stay there and nobody gets that slot machine. Is this kind of how you're treating the diamond mine?
Starting point is 00:37:27 I mean, Bobby, that is the best analogy I think you've had on the history of this show, because that is exactly what it's like. You see something that it calls you, the gods of the diamond mine, they're going to be like, lunchbox, this is where you need to go, and that is where, I mean, the earth is going to tell me this. is the area and I'm going to go there and I'm going to hit big. So you're just waiting for something to pull. Are you going to walk around and just wait for something to pull you in a direction or what? Yes, because when you go to a sporting event, everybody makes the same mistake. A concert, you walk to the first bar that you go when you walk in and that's where the long line
Starting point is 00:38:02 is. If you would just walk 10 feet, the bar down there, there's no one in line because you didn't go to the first one. If you walk to the first spot inside that park, you're never going to find anything. Did you do any research at all about where the big diamond have been found there. No, I don't want to cloud my judgment. I want the world. I want the orbs. I want the energy of the earth to tell me where it's at.
Starting point is 00:38:22 Interesting. Okay. And if you find a diamond valued at $1 million, you will be... I will be on an island tomorrow. Living with my family and no longer talking to you guys. Quitting the show. Oh, quill, 100%. But you think I'm going to have time to get up and do the show when I'm on an island?
Starting point is 00:38:40 No. Nah, man. I'm going to be relaxing with the toes in the sand. But then how? How long does that last? Like, what's your long-term plan? Like, what do you, how are you going to survive? Amy, I'll be a millionaire. But as soon as you spend $1, you're not anymore. That's true. You have a $900,000 here.
Starting point is 00:38:57 There's taxes. You have to buy the island or buy wherever you're going to live. Like, that's going to go. Hello, guys. Have you heard of interest? You get interest. Okay. So he's going to invest it. I keep asking the stuff that of course we've heard of. Ever heard of insurance, guys? Okay. About 45 minutes from lunchbox. Maybe less than that being let loose.
Starting point is 00:39:16 We'll do it live. And he's going to start digging on the air this morning to see if he can find a diamond at the diamond mine. Crater at Diamond State Park. And thanks to our friends at Hyundai, he drove the 22 Hyundai Tucson out there. I guess he didn't drive. He rode the whole time. How was that ride? Let me tell you, Abby is a nervous Nelly behind the wheel.
Starting point is 00:39:34 I mean, any car gets near, she's like, oh, my gosh, what's that car doing? What's that car doing? I'm like, relax. They're just driving. Calm down, girl. But it is pretty cool. The cameras on it. Like, it looks like it has a drone above you when she's backing up from somewhere.
Starting point is 00:39:47 I don't know. I don't understand it, but it was like, it shows the car next to you. I'm like, how does it do that? But it was really awesome. Very smooth, comfortable for your headrest. You could fall asleep real easily. It's a commercial. Look at this guy.
Starting point is 00:39:58 He's killing it right now. Okay. We'll check back in with Lunchbox in a few minutes. He'll start digging for diamonds really soon. All right, lunchbox, talk to you soon. Bye. Bye. I wonder if you saw a diamond or something.
Starting point is 00:40:10 On the phone with us is Megan, who works at the Craven. of Diamond State Park in Murphysboro, Arkansas. That's where lunchbox will go out later today and start digging for diamonds. Hey, Megan, good morning. Good morning. How's your day going? Great. How are you? We're doing pretty good.
Starting point is 00:40:25 We're very excited. Our guy's going to be out there digging. And so when people come out to that park to dig for diamonds, like what are the odds someone actually finds a diamond out there? It just depends on the day. We average two diamonds a day. So some days we'll have 10 turned in, and then some days, will have none.
Starting point is 00:40:44 Wow. Two a day turned in? That's our average. Wow. And do they look like diamonds, or do they look like funny-looking rocks? The diamonds that come from this crater are actually really pretty. So they do stand out next to a lot of our other minerals you'll find in the mine. When people find a diamond a day, basically, two diamonds a day, like what are those worth?
Starting point is 00:41:08 It just depends. We typically don't try to appraise diamonds here. We do just suggest that they go to a gemologist that's certified, but we do register the diamonds here at the mine. Do you ever try to buy it off of them? Be like, hey, I give you $100 for that right now. Definitely not. But, yeah, there are places in town you can buy raw diamonds. Can you explain to the people here on the show what the crater of diamonds state park looks like?
Starting point is 00:41:36 Is it just like a park? Is it streams? Is it like a cave? Yeah. So a lot of times folks think. that when they come here and they hear about the mine, they're going to go down into the ground. And a lot of folks are surprised that when you get out to the mine, it is just a large plowed field. However, the park consists of a lot of other areas.
Starting point is 00:42:00 We have a campground. We have a water park. There's lots of other things to do besides just mining here at Crater. Is there any chance? I don't know. As a joke, we take some cubic zirconia, put it down in the, ground. You lead lunchboxes over there. He finds like... Oh my gosh.
Starting point is 00:42:17 Please. He moves to an island. Please do it. The biggest diamond that you've seen with your own eyeballs is about how big? The biggest I've seen is a little over 8 carrots. Oh my. And do you have any idea what that ended up selling for? I do not.
Starting point is 00:42:34 We do not know. You don't ever get curious to find out when they do get it appraised. Hey, call me, let know. Yeah, we do. We try to keep up with some our diamonds. After they get out into the market, though, it's hard to kind of track them. A lot of them end up in private collections, and so we don't see them after they leave here. Well, Lunchbox is going to be out there today digging, and he said if he finds a diamond worth a million dollars, he's quitting our show. What are the odds of that happening?
Starting point is 00:43:00 Oh, nice. Well, I hope all the best for him. That would be incredible. But I didn't hear any odds. Yeah. So I don't know. I mean, you really – there's – you know – days that you were always surprised by who finds the diamonds, how often you just can't ever tell. Is there a spot you can point him that has the best shot at having a diamond in it, or is it just luck of the draw? I think it's just luck of the draw. It's kind of like it comes to you. Okay, hey, thank you, Megan. Oh, Amy. That's lunchbox's plan. Which is to let him. It comes to you. For the diamond to come to him and the earth to be like, here I am.
Starting point is 00:43:40 He said something about a diamond god or something. Yeah, diamond gods, yeah. Does he have to dig it all for this or does it just... Can he rent tools there? How does that work? Yes, so he can rent tools here. You are able to bring your own tools. Some of the larger diamonds are just found on the surface, so you don't have to have any tools. Can you imagine? You just look down. I would love to plant some cubic zirconia. I know. Oh, my goodness. That'd be the most epic joke. Okay, hey, Megan, thank you for your time, and I appreciate you spending it with us.
Starting point is 00:44:10 and good luck to not only Lunchbox, but everybody else out there today. Thank you. You all have a good day. All right, bye, bye. All right, we're about half hour away from Lunchbox digging for the diamonds at Crater of Diamond State Park.
Starting point is 00:44:23 I can't believe they find two a day. I can't believe that. Yeah, that's crazy. And I'm sure if they don't know, or maybe they're just not supposed to comment on what the value is, because I would be so interested all the time. Like, I wonder, what did that sell for?
Starting point is 00:44:34 How much is it worth? And then you would think, like, when you buy a lottery. I put one of the lottery. I put all the diamond. Like, when you buy a lot of the diamond. lottery ticket that gas station gets a percentage? Like, you'd think... Well, this is Earth. A gas station has to sign up and put a machine in. Okay, okay. Yeah, this is just existing. Well...
Starting point is 00:44:52 So, Brad from Three Doors Down, he's been on our show. I mean, Three Doors Down has so many big songs like Cryptonite. I saw it was his birthday. I saw Scoob and Steve went to a show. How was that show? Dude, that show was electric. They had Cedar opening, so that was incredible. And then Three Doors Down? They played the... whole album top to bottom. Really? Very, really. It was a special moment for sure. Well, he is again the lead singer of Amy. Three doors down. Right. Brad is. So what I'm going to do is I have 10 lead singers in their bands. I will give you the lead singer, you tell me the name of their band. Now, on the phone right now is Mary. Let's talk to her.
Starting point is 00:45:30 How good do you do at this? Okay. Depends on whether or not Mary gets a prize. Oh, man. Hey, Mary. Poor Mary. Hey. Hey, so Amy's got to get, Amy's got to get, Amy's got to get, sorry. Seven out of ten right for you to win the prize. That's the over-under? I'm a C-Sudent. Do you think she does that? Yes.
Starting point is 00:45:48 Yes. Okay, so she's on your team. I'm up for grab some crap from the back. What do we have to offer Mary if she wins today, Scooby-Stee? We've got in the Heights Blu-ray DVD. We've got an Aaron Goodvin shirt, a U.S.O. blanket, and a Marin-Morris and Ryan Hurd Candle. That's good stuff. Okay.
Starting point is 00:46:06 That's some crap from the back right there if I've ever heard it. Amy, are you ready? Ready. I will give you the lead singer, you tell me the band. Sure. Axel Rose. Guns and Roses. That's correct.
Starting point is 00:46:25 Good. One. I mean, his name's in the... Is that why it's called that? Guns and Roses, Axel Rose. Freddie Mercury. Queen. Correct. Wow.
Starting point is 00:46:38 Scaramooche, Faramush, will you do the bandango? Next up, Brian Johnson. He's the lead singer of a band, and his name is Brian Johnson. Why have I never heard of this before? Brian John. Is that, is it something weird, like, you know, corn or something? Like, I would not know the lead singer's name of something heavy. Corn Jonathan Taylor?
Starting point is 00:47:11 Okay, see? Sounds similar. It sounds right. Possibly? We'll check. Okay. Okay. Okay. So,
Starting point is 00:47:17 say it's it, Brandon or Brian? Brian. Was that right about corn? Jonathan Davis. Dang. I was thinking of Johnson Taylor Thomas. I got home improvement and corn mixed up. What, Amy? Brian Johnson. ACDC.
Starting point is 00:47:33 What? I don't know. The answer is ACDC. What? How did you do that? I don't know. And God wanted you to have that one. Is somebody feeding stuff in her ear?
Starting point is 00:47:45 That was so weird. No. How would that happen? Okay. I mean, I think Ray can talk to me, but no, he is not. Next up, Dave Grohl. Um, okay, this is tricky, because wasn't he the drummer for one band and then he lead singer. It's either foo fighters or red hot chili peppers.
Starting point is 00:48:06 Dave Grohl. Red hot chili peppers. Incorrect. Is it foo fighters? He's the lead singer foo fighters. But he played drums for... Nirvana. At some point, Amy, you need to get that.
Starting point is 00:48:19 It's too much. That's three. Let's try another one. Tom DeLong. Tom DeLong? Tom DeLong? Do you know it? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:48:33 Why does you laugh, though? I don't know. That's a funny name. Tom DeLong. Well, bowling for soup. Wow. That was close. So close.
Starting point is 00:48:47 What is it? Blink 182. Jonathan Davis. Jonathan Davis. Is that who you just said for... Huh? Corn? That's Taylor, Jonathan Taylor.
Starting point is 00:49:13 Jonathan Davis? These are crazy. Jonathan Davis. Bowling for soup. Incorrect. It's corn. Amy, he just said it. He just said it.
Starting point is 00:49:27 I thought you said it. I thought you said it was John Taylor, Jonathan Taylor. Mike D Googled it. And then he said what? I didn't hear that part. You can't miss another one. I know. Come on, Amy.
Starting point is 00:49:40 Corn. Billy Corgan. Oh. Smashing Pumpkins. Correct. Eddie Vedder. I know that this, I know I should know this one. Here y'all talk about him all the time.
Starting point is 00:50:02 Oh, that's red hot chili peppers. Then that's incorrect. Shoot, what is it? Amy. Pearl Jam. Okay, that's same. No, it's not. Robert Plant.
Starting point is 00:50:22 Vlad Zeppelin. Correct. Nice. You still have a chance? No. I don't because... Just for fun. Billy Joe Armstrong.
Starting point is 00:50:33 Oh, oh. The one... The one where... Who seems... Is it sublime? No, close, though. What is it? Green Day.
Starting point is 00:50:44 That's a... what I wanted. Hey, you didn't win. You didn't win. Yeah, no. We got to go to the... Can we flip the coin? We can flip the coin. Mary, we're going to flip the coin to see if you won a prize even though you didn't win, okay? That's okay. Would you like to pick heads or tails?
Starting point is 00:51:01 Tails. Amy, call this in the air, not in the air. Hats. No, she already said tells. You just tell me what it is. Shoot, it's heads. Dang it. We should let her get my call. I can't.
Starting point is 00:51:15 Why? I'll give you one chance, Mary. Legally, I can't just give you a prize if you don't get it. Okay, I'm going to give you one chance. Okay. Okay. Paul Stanley was the lead singer of what? What band?
Starting point is 00:51:28 Kiss. Correct. There she is. Yeah. All right. Okay. Give her that crap from the back. All right, Mary.
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Starting point is 00:55:33 I'm always amazed whenever people jump in and fight alligators to save their dogs. And I think I would probably do it too. And I would tell you the truth. There are a lot of these stories where I'm like, there's no way. I'm a coward. But I think if an alligator went after my dog, I would at least start kicking it in the head. But this lady, Susan, was walking her pup.
Starting point is 00:55:53 And the dog walked on the edge of a lake and a six-foot shadow came out of the water. It was a gator. She came down on the alligator, like with all over a weight, like a butt slam. Boom. The reptile let the dog go. Oh, wow.
Starting point is 00:56:08 The woman is 74 years old. It wasn't like she's 25. But her immediate reaction was to go and just drop all of her butt down on the alligator's snout. Like a wrestling move. Yeah. So she got five stitches. The dog had to get surgery because of the puncture wounds, but they're both going to be fine. I don't think I would go full, but I would go kicks. Yeah. And then into the eye goug. I go full three stooges. Why? I wonder, Morgan, do you even know what the three stooges is? Yeah, I mean, kind of. I don't know what they look like, but I've heard the reference. But you never saw any of the show
Starting point is 00:56:42 just randomly on TV? Like, I'm picturing the Smurfs right now. That's what I'm associated with that. It's a black and white show that was before our time. But when we were kids, they probably showed it more on random channels and they did now. Or if you were at Mr. Gaddies in the TV room. Yeah, nice reference. Seriously, that's the only place I saw them.
Starting point is 00:57:00 It's three guys and they were like friends, but they used to always beat up on each other. Mo, Larry, and Curley. And then Shimp. I don't know him. Who was that? The fourth one? Yeah, who came in later. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:57:09 No idea. You're a big fan then. Yeah, I watch a lot of three stooges. It's physical humor. Okay, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Lunchbox should be about to walk in to the crater of Diamond State Park in Murphysboro, Arkansas. The only diamond mine in North America.
Starting point is 00:57:28 We can just walk up to it and dig for diamonds. Let's put them on now. Lunchbox, are you there? Oh, I am here. I am here and I'm feeling rich. Why are you dressed like that? I don't know. What do you mean?
Starting point is 00:57:39 Construction workers. He has on an orange vest, like he's doing workout on the road. And what hat does he have on? It's just a bucket hat. Oh. For the sun. Got it at a baseball game, it was free. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:57:50 So he has on yellow gloves, an orange vest, a pair of dark shorts, and he's walking in. Did you already get your tickets? Ready to go? Oh, I pre-bought my tickets. You know, you got to come prepared, Bobby. You have your tickets in hands. You don't have to wait in line. Are you nervous?
Starting point is 00:58:05 Are you excited? Man, I'm a little bit of both. I mean, like, here's the only problem. I feel a little under-prepared because there are people with wagons full of buckets and shovels. And I'm like, wait a minute, no one told me I needed to bring all this stuff.
Starting point is 00:58:21 Has anyone recognized you yet since you're one of the most famous people in country music? No, there was only like three people in the parking lot, and then there were some people that were already up at the building and I stayed back a little bit because I didn't want to draw attention to myself. Because I figure they're all going to want to gather around me
Starting point is 00:58:36 where I'm digging because they know I'm going to find the million. million dollar diamond. Okay, they're going in now. Go get set up. Oh my gosh. Look, there's another truck full with buckets. Wait, you need to go rent stuff now.
Starting point is 00:58:49 Yeah, go into the place and get stuff. Yeah, you can rent it. Oh, I didn't. Look, that's what I thought, but everybody brought their own. So I'm like, did I do something wrong? Okay, go into the place and rent the stuff. Okay, I'm going. And guess what?
Starting point is 00:59:01 We're going to be in the Southfield today, just so you know. Okay. Have you talked to anyone from the diamond mine yet? No, I talked to some guy in the. parking lot and asked him for some tips. What were his tips? I told me a bunch of stuff, but I didn't understand any of it. Yeah, probably because he was
Starting point is 00:59:16 like giving him bad tips because he doesn't want him to get the diamonds. No, because he was like, tell me you got to sift it this way and get it in the middle and then get the chunks in the middle and then those chunks, you've got to move them to the side. I'm like, I don't know what you're talking about. Lunchbox is going in now. Go get your stuff. We'll check back with you a little bit, okay? Dude, there's a line of 30 people. I didn't realize there's many people going to be here.
Starting point is 00:59:36 I saw him walking. Yeah, there's tons of people there. Okay, why are they all here so early? Because it opens right now. They want to find the diamonds too. It's a mad rush. It is, it is the gold rush or the diamond rush. Okay, we'll talk to you later. All right, bye.
Starting point is 00:59:51 All right, bye. Why does he have a neon gloves? I think he thinks the car's going to hit him. I think they're goalie gloves, actually, like soccer goalie gloves. Okay, let's go over and do the news. Bobby's Big. Stories. Kayla Blake, 33 years old, is facing felony charges
Starting point is 01:00:09 for allegedly calling in two bomb threats to her boyfriend's workplace so they could spend more time together. Oh, my gosh. Oh, okay, so it was a nice thing to be with him. I thought if she was mad at him. She wanted to be with him. Her boyfriend, along with 400 other employees at Puritan Medical Products, were evacuated from the building.
Starting point is 01:00:27 Blake first called threatening the bomb at 9.30 a.m. They said she called back two hours later, saying she planned to place four pipe bombs at the facility. Wow. She confessed to police after her calls were traced. She is now being held at Somerset County Jail in lieu of a bail. Love or crazy? Both.
Starting point is 01:00:44 It's a little bit of both. Crazy first, though. Like if I'm ranking them. Yeah. Crazy's in the lead with love following a couple full paces behind. Yeah. And then either you're in on it with her and you know she's going to do it or let's say you don't. And you find out she did that.
Starting point is 01:00:59 Like you don't stay with her, right? I think they probably, crazy usually attracts crazy. Okay. And I would bet this isn't his first time being exposed to her crazy. Okay. Just generally speaking. A man dies after downing a 1.5 liter bottle of Coca-Cola in an effort to cool down. What?
Starting point is 01:01:18 About six hours after ingesting the massive amount of soda, the 22-year-old, experienced symptoms that included a swollen stomach and severe pain and was rushed to the hospital. He chugged the 1.5 liter bottle of Coca-Cola to hydrate due to hot weather and had a fatal gas, build up. New York Post says. About six hours after ingesting it, he experienced symptoms where his stomach hurt so bad. He had no underlying health issues.
Starting point is 01:01:43 Doctors discovered he had an elevated heart rate, rapid breathing, and low blood pressure. A CT scan then determined atypical levels in both his intestinal walls and the portal vein that supplies the liver with blood. It then says a lot of medical things of what all that did at once to him. But it killed him. That's terrible. I've never heard of such a thing. It talks about a pocket of gas and his intestine.
Starting point is 01:02:04 test on a wall and how it kind of exploded. Man, when I was growing up, that's what we would do. We'd play outside all day in the sun and then be like, I'm so thirsty, and we would get chug Coke. A leader, though? I mean, not that much, but. At once, that's a lot. I just feel like it would be like, oh.
Starting point is 01:02:17 Right. That doesn't seem refreshing to me. Well, a leader's not too much, guys. A liter? A leader's probably a big. It's not a three liter. Yeah, you're not thinking of two or three liters. This is big three liter.
Starting point is 01:02:27 Uh-huh. This is two liter. This is a liter and a half. Oh, that's a lot at once. A one would be a little bigger than a regular bottle. I would say it's a lot at once, and also it had to be like perfect storm to kill him. Yeah. Like something had to happen inside of them.
Starting point is 01:02:41 Yeah. Exactly wrong. But still, I don't think you should chug a leader at once. And finally, in India, they're replacing ambulance sirens with traditional flute and tabla music. Now, I want to play you a clip of instead. They're going to play this instead. Everyone just sits down. No one's going to move for this.
Starting point is 01:03:10 Well, they have so many ambulances now with coronavirus with their overpopulation that they've got to somehow cut the noise pollution Because everywhere all the time it's So they switched it If you think about it, if you're in a stress state It is more soothing to hear this say you're the person that's in the ambulance How this is great for you Is it? I don't know that I'm listening to music
Starting point is 01:03:35 And I feel like someone's about to massage me too When I hear this like come into the room Okay, or is the EMTs or something? Like, you're stressed and, like, hearing this. I just feel like this is a lot more soothing for people. More healing. This is their traditional music. I was thinking if we switched ours up on ambulances.
Starting point is 01:03:52 Oh, our traditional. Traditional will be like ACDC. Get out the road! Yeah. Both are problematic. I wouldn't hear that and be like, I got to move out of the way. I would just be like, all right. But after a while, though, when you're,
Starting point is 01:04:08 Dan, da-na-da-da. Dana-na-na. You'd be like, oh, you've got to move. Fool over. Or maybe, because the ambulance goes everywhere, this could be playing. I've been everywhere, man. I've been everywhere, man.
Starting point is 01:04:20 Cross the desert bare man. This has got enough, you know, Rapido? Yeah. You got to get out of the way. It's up beach. I've been everywhere. We're about the way.
Starting point is 01:04:29 Hong Kong, hon, hon, hon, hon, hon, I've been to Chicago, Fargo, Minnesota, Buffalo, Toronto, Winslow, Sarasota, Wichita, Ottawa, Oklahoma. On the Tampa, Panama, Panama, a Lapple, a Lop. A bank of Baltimore,
Starting point is 01:04:39 I get out of the way. I'm a baron, baron, I'm a killer. I get out the way. I jam for a second, then I get out the way. All right, that's your news.
Starting point is 01:04:48 Thank you. Those were Bobby's Big. Stories. Can you put lunchbox up real quick? Yep. Hey, did you finally get in the park? I'm in the park. I don't see any tools.
Starting point is 01:05:03 Yeah, they didn't have any at that building. I got to go find another building. Oh, no. Okay. He's got to get digging. Yeah, but the guy at the front was real. No, no, the guy at the front was real nice. He said his sister Kathleen works in the hospital in Little Rock,
Starting point is 01:05:15 and she's a huge fan and said that we were going to be here to look for us. He's like, so he's really excited we're here. So shout out Kathleen, your brother that works at the diamond mine. He didn't hook me up with a diamond, but he just told me you listen. I've heard that they know where the diamonds are. And if you tip them, when you walk in, you slide them a few bucks, they tell you where the diamonds are. Seriously, I didn't even bring my wallet.
Starting point is 01:05:37 Okay, get your tools. We'll check back with you next. segment. He hasn't started digging yet. Well, no, here's the thing. I feel like they do know where the diamonds are because this is like a controlled environment. They're like, you have to go to the south field. And I'm like, hmm, so they know the diamonds are in the north field and they don't want me to go there?
Starting point is 01:05:53 They're making me go somewhere where there's not diamonds? I don't understand. You would think they would want you to find a diamond because it would be great publicity for the diamond mine. That's true. I mean, look at these things. There's a lot. There's a lot of these people got wagons and buckets. They're pros. I don't know where they're going, but man, there is nothing but opportunity I've here. here, Bobby. I'm looking at it and it's like, man, that's millions of dollars waiting to be
Starting point is 01:06:13 had. Okay, we'll come back in a second. Lunchbox, hopefully we'll be digging in the next segment. What he's going to do is spend all day at the diamond mine today. It closes late in the afternoon. He will then drive back, rejoin us tomorrow and show us his home. You think I'm going to rejoin you tomorrow. I'm on a million dollar diamond. I don't know he's still on. Okay. I mean, but if you find... I know you're wishing I'll be there. Okay, but you'll have to be here because even if you find it, you're going to have to take time to get it appraised and do all the things and find out.
Starting point is 01:06:40 Okay, no. I appraised it right here, Amy. This is what the diamond mine is. They appraised it for me. No, they said yesterday they didn't. Hold on, guys. Hey, you guys want to watch me get my shovel? No, we don't.
Starting point is 01:06:49 Okay, we'll come back in a second. Ray, turn it down. Let's go over and check in one lunchbox. Who is at the Crater of Diamond State Park? He's going to spend all day today mining for diamonds. Sounds like he's running a marathon. He has his gear. Can you hear me?
Starting point is 01:07:06 What a fuck? Yes, we can hear you breathing. He's got a blue bucket and he's got some sort of wooden crate. Yellow gloves, a big orange road vest on. So you don't hit him in case you're driving by. Just in case.
Starting point is 01:07:19 Yeah. Here's the thing, guys. I understand why people have the dang wagons now because trying to carry this crap is not cool. Do you know where you're going? Yeah, I'm going to mine for diamonds. He's going to the Southfield.
Starting point is 01:07:34 Oh, wow. There's the field. So that big field is you're going. walking in. It's literally it looks like a big driveway. You can walk off to the side. Like, how are you going to find a spot to go and start digging? Well, I talked to the guy at the front, man. My boy, I think his name is Jimbo. He told me you want to go where the water's been flowing, but it hadn't rained in months here. And I was like, well, Jimbo, that doesn't really help me. And he said, there's a drain right
Starting point is 01:08:02 over there. There should be a little water that trickles out of there. That's the best place. But this guy in the blues already got. my drain. Shouldn't Jimbo be over there digging in that spot if it was such a good place? He's working, though. I know. But if you knew where diamonds were, would you be telling people? No. Go ahead, lunchbox.
Starting point is 01:08:19 But I think this guy has already got someone in the freaking drain. Like, I think there's someone with it because he's talking to somebody. He stole my drain. What you do, go like 30 feet from them. Start screaming, and I found a diamond. There's a ton of them. And then as they all come over to you, then you run back over to that drain spot and you take it over. This guy by the drain, do you see him, lunchbox?
Starting point is 01:08:37 He's on the floor or like... Well, the ground. On the ground. I didn't even bring knee pads. Hey, ask him how long he's been digging around here. Okay. If he's ever found anything. All right.
Starting point is 01:08:52 Sir, you ever found anything out here? Second time. Why did you pick right there? Is that the good spot? Oh, I mean, I think there's diamonds over there. Let me have that spot. A natural blue spot. So everything comes and watching out when it rains.
Starting point is 01:09:10 Oh, okay. Can you guys see? Yeah. Like, he's basically backing up what Jimbo said about how it's a natural spot where the rain will flow to. Oh, you can call in that drain? Ask if there's room for two. Is there room for two? You want to go in that drain together? No.
Starting point is 01:09:27 No, he said no. Ask him if y'all find something, you can split it. Oh, wait, there's another drain pipe. Oh, another drain down this hill? Ask him if he's ever heard of lunchbox. Good luck. Top 25 famous person in country music I'm lunchbox
Starting point is 01:09:42 Top 25 famous person You're supposed to ask him Oh He said okay good Lunchbox didn't want to get embarrassed By him not knowing Okay so I didn't hear what you said guys
Starting point is 01:09:53 You understand how hard it is to carry all this stuff We don't I'm out here trying to make millions of dollars And this is heavy and awkward It looks like he's on a job site He looks like he's digging up dinosaur bones Like if you think of any sort of dinosaur dig where they're in, that's what it looks like.
Starting point is 01:10:09 Okay, he's dropped all of his stuff. You called... I'm trying to look and see if I've seen diamonds. Hey, call dibs. Call dibs out loud. I got dibs on this spot right here. My spot. My spot.
Starting point is 01:10:23 Oh, there's my boy in the drain. Look at that. No, there is someone in the drain. Look at that. Wait, there's someone in that drain, too? The one in the drain. How are you doing? You want to meet in the middle?
Starting point is 01:10:34 I'll start walking your way. You start walking your way. You start walking. walking mine and we'll find a diamond right in the middle of the mine he had a perfect right he just didn't go for it yeah okay hey so
Starting point is 01:10:46 start digging it's been in here though it looks pretty raiding it does someone's already been in there she said it's been rated guys so I gotta go somewhere else go somewhere fresh doesn't look at diamond
Starting point is 01:10:58 maybe look at it maybe oh can you got look at no shoulder camera what's that Oh, the name of the documentary is Lunchbox becomes a millionaire. All right. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:11:12 I'll take it out. Yeah, you ever heard of Lunchbox? Top 25 most famous person in Nashville. Not yet. Well, you just did. Don't forget it. You just take it. Okay, lunchbox, we'll check back with you a little bit.
Starting point is 01:11:25 You need to start digging, though. Hey, look at the camera. Do you think there's a diamond? He found something. It looks like a coal. It's a rock. But everybody told me they look like rocks. They don't look like diamonds.
Starting point is 01:11:35 Well, then you're covered in diamonds. Everywhere you look, start digging. We'll check back, okay? Yeah, you guys are making it difficult. Hold the phone. Talk to me, find a diamond. I mean, make up your mind, people. All right, take 10 minutes. We'll come back.
Starting point is 01:11:47 All right, bye. Bye. Lunchbox is out of the diamond mine today. This is a mess. You think he should do like a bingo thing where he says, I got one. I got one. And then everyone comes down.
Starting point is 01:11:56 It's like, no, that's a rock. Or like a slot machine. I would think it would be more like that. Yeah. Bingo, though, does make people quick. We used to clear a card. He'd be like, hang it so he got to clear the card. And then they would check it.
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Starting point is 01:15:54 Hey, John, what's happening? How's it going? Pretty good, bud. So I have a question for lunchbox and for you guys. Yeah. What happens if he finds the diamond, seeing that you guys are sponsoring the trip, shouldn't he have to share the wealth? That's a good question. If we paid for the whole trip and he did it on work time, do we also own part of the diamond?
Starting point is 01:16:21 Well, hold on a second. Let me go over and ask him. Just put John on hold for a second. Lunchbox, did you hear John's question? Yeah, John comes on with a really dumb question all the way from Maine. I mean, I thought, you know, Maine people would have better questions for us. but that's like saying, hey, lunchbox, you were in Vegas for the IHeart festival, and you hit the big jackpot.
Starting point is 01:16:38 You need to share it with your coworkers. I'm doing the work. Okay. Well, John, there you go. How do you feel about that answer? I don't know. I mean, I still think if you guys are sponsoring that, you own part of that. John, I mean, have you ever been to a –
Starting point is 01:16:58 so let's say John has a Christmas party at his office. They give away lottery tickets, and John wins $10 million. Does John have to give it to work because it's a work event? No. But that's a gift It's a gift Oh my Here we go
Starting point is 01:17:11 Well this is a gift to me It was a gift trip So there you go It was a trip that was a gift Yes It sounds like it's more like a bit for the show Oh man You consider it a bit
Starting point is 01:17:24 I call it a life-changing event But whatever Tomato You know what I'm saying All right John Appreciate that call buddy Yeah, thank you. All right,
Starting point is 01:17:36 but Bobby, you don't expect Lunchbox to share with you, right? I don't expect Lunchbox to find anything. But it was his dream a long time ago to go to the Diamond Mine so we made it happen for him. Yes, it's a gift. Yeah, so it is a gift.
Starting point is 01:17:50 So Lunchbox is out. You can watch him on Facebook if you go to our page. Just search for the Facebook page. You'll see a live stream there and we'll go from there. You can watch as he digs. We'll get him back on in a few minutes.
Starting point is 01:18:01 I did want to play a voicemail. We got this last night. This is about on the post show yesterday, Amy was talking about a guy who says, if you take your luggage through the, what would you call that thing? The X-ray? The scanner, the X-ray thing.
Starting point is 01:18:15 The three times you have to throw away your luggage because it's full of radiation. And we're like, no, that's not true. You kind of were on his side a little bit. No, I was not. You guys a little bit. Oh, yeah, you were. That's why you were a little bit.
Starting point is 01:18:26 No, I said it was fascinating that this was out there and I was at a party where it was being talked about and then I read the blog. What are parties do you go now? I really said, I don't want to spread misinformation, but I do think it's interesting that people believe this. That means you're interested. Yeah, and being interested, I mean you believe it. Okay, here is a voicemail from last night.
Starting point is 01:18:46 Hi, Bobby. Hi, Studio. I am listening to the Monday's post show right now, and I'm actually an X-ray tech, and you're talking about how you should throw your luggage away after you fly, and that is absolutely absurd. X-rays exist at the speed of light or not at all, so once your bag is out of that, machine, there's no radiation going on. The only way you can carry around radiation is like if you go and get a nuclear medicine scan and they actually inject you with something, then that person emits radiation. But no, your bags will not emit radiation after you put them through the scanner.
Starting point is 01:19:20 Okay. I'm glad you could correct Amy on that. I refuse to be put into that category because you're you're altering the reality of the conversation. You're changing the narrative because I did not, If we play back what I said, I said, I just want to share this because I think it's interesting to talk about. And that, yes, it was crazy to me that he was suggesting we throw away luggage. Amy, did you throw your luggage away? No. Yet. It's got two more runs.
Starting point is 01:19:48 All right. Okay. We're just saying if you heard that. Put me in that box. We all disagreed with it. Yeah, yeah. But there is an expert saying also that guy's kind of an id. Nice.
Starting point is 01:19:57 Well, yeah. I'm sure there's a lot of experts saying that. Lunchbox is on. We'll check in with them real quick. Hey dude What's going down Any luck Diamonds in the bucket
Starting point is 01:20:08 Let me tell you I was in that tunnel With that lady I got in there earlier And we were finding Diamond dust Just so you know Dust
Starting point is 01:20:15 Yeah it was just like a little flex You could see the sparkle But nothing like of significance Nothing that I could put on your ring or anything So you're there Let's see It's 11, 12, 1, 2, 3 For like the next seven hours
Starting point is 01:20:28 He's going to be digging And then he'll drive home Late tonight he'll take the first part of the show off tomorrow who'll come in and deliver us his bounty yes guys you keep saying come in tomorrow I might come in tomorrow I might be on an island tomorrow
Starting point is 01:20:40 you need to preface is that you know what I mean people are going to tune in and be like oh lunchbox never came back but Bobby said he'd be back I haven't seen you do a lot of digging I see like one of those sifters with some rocks in it but I haven't seen you actually do much no I've been digging dude like I've been scraping the surface like I'm right here in this looks like a little delta like it's like a little wet and muddy
Starting point is 01:21:00 so I figured this is where the diamond has been running down the river. Okay. Well, anything you want to say before we lose you? Yeah, I just want to say, hey, guys, this is amazing.
Starting point is 01:21:11 I can't wait to be a millionaire. This is what dreams are made of. You come out here, you see endless opportunities and there are diamonds all over the place, and I'm about to find a bunch of them. You can watch Lunchbox for the next half hour or so dig
Starting point is 01:21:21 on our Facebook page, and then if you follow the Bobby Bone Show, Instagram, we'll be posting updates from there as well at Bobby Bone Show. All right, well, if we don't talk to you, maybe we never talk to you again. This could be it.
Starting point is 01:21:33 Yeah, hey, well, it's been a pleasure. It's been a good ride. I hope it was much fun for you as it was me. It was a pleasure. We're going to keep the camera on to see if you actually did. That's where you're supposed to say, that's where you're supposed to say, oh, yeah, it's been great. You know, you've done a great job. Your hotel last night, like shady is crap. Oh, don't even get me started with that. Don't even get me started with that. I mean, scuba, like, scuba did something there.
Starting point is 01:21:54 Like, scuba was messing with us. Like, I mean, there was a hairball or whatever on my bed. I opened the door to my hotel room, and it was nothing but nasty must smell. They didn't even have an air conditioning in the room. They had a window open. It was disgusting. So what did you end up doing? Oh, don't you worry.
Starting point is 01:22:15 That Hyundai Tucson is very comfortable. You slept in Tucson? Listen, guys, I don't think you understand how disgusting it was. Like, I flipped over my pillow and there was a big black spot on the pillowcase. not on the pillow on the pillow case And then I pulled the... You know how you can hit stars And you can like give me the most stars?
Starting point is 01:22:35 Yes. Did you hit that and then accidentally hit it twice So it gives you the least number of stars And then you booked that hotel? No, that was actually the highest rated hotel within that region. They have an indoor water park It seemed like it was a great experience. I mean, I would love to have stayed there.
Starting point is 01:22:48 It was either that or a Tee or a haunted bed and breakfast. I gave you the best option of the three. No, scuba, here's the thing. That's why I know you're lying. You want to know why I know you're lying? I got on Google. I got on Google. Three and a half stars.
Starting point is 01:23:02 No, no, no. Two and a half stars and point two miles down the road. 4.5 star bed and breakfast. That was a haunted bed and breakfast. No, there was not putting you in there. It wasn't that either. You're right.
Starting point is 01:23:16 I'm looking at lunchbox's hotel. I'm not going to say the name of it. It has 3.1 stars. It does have a water park. And, I mean, it does look pretty cool from the pictures. Although I saw lunchbox's Instagram. It did not look on these. The water was green
Starting point is 01:23:30 Dude like I walked in there and I was like I got COVID What On the water park? Green water gives you COVID You got in the water even though It looked The room No no no no
Starting point is 01:23:38 The water was green And there was like Like piles of dirt on the ground The bottom of the pool Yeah Guys When I went to go check in The guy comes slumbering out of the back
Starting point is 01:23:49 And his t-shirt and boxers Okay Let me read you Let me read you Let me read you A review. Mike D. Just pulled up the reviews for this place.
Starting point is 01:24:01 It says, pet friendly, showerhead didn't work, cold shower, blood by the pool, dirty rooms. Blood by the pool. I'm fine with old rooms, but food under the bed. Dirt on bathroom floor, hair and bathtub. Not our hair, by the way. No continental breakfast. Still charge $125 a night. Oh, wow.
Starting point is 01:24:19 Anything about the guy wearing a t-shirt and boxers? No, no, no. Guys, it gets better. So I have my mask on because, you know, that's what I do. And he sees me with a mask and he goes, honey, you get this and he just walked to the back. Oh, because you're a masker? Yeah, and he had, I mean, and then his wife comes out and she has no shoes on and just, I mean,
Starting point is 01:24:38 it was just. Why are we just not learning? I love it. Do you blame scuba Steve for that? Oh, he did, yes, he did it on purpose. I did not. I'm going based on what I saw online. Here's the thing about, phone screener Abby is just like, I don't know what to do.
Starting point is 01:24:57 She was like, I can't sit down. I don't even want to sit on the bed. She goes, we're guaranteed to get bed bugs if we sit on these beds. Oh, no. So you slept in the Tucson then, so you were fine. Did you sleep in the Tucson or no? No. Guess where I went?
Starting point is 01:25:08 I went to the 4.5 star hotel down the street and booked a room. You did? I thought he said he slept in the car. What about Abby? Thank Paris Hilton. Yes, what about Abby? There's no, there's no, there's no, there's no Paris Hilton here. Here's the thing.
Starting point is 01:25:22 Here's the thing. Abby even said she goes, this would not happen to another member on the show. they wouldn't even do this for a second. She goes, I guarantee you every single person on the show would be like, they would not do this to them. So now Abby's on his team now. And by the way, I didn't know anything about it. I saw the Instagram story last night and was like,
Starting point is 01:25:40 well, that doesn't look appealing. And this happened to remember to bring it up during a bit. It wasn't even written down for me to talk about. Oh, yeah. No, I mean, I'm like, why was this not the first thing we talked about? Where did Abby stay? She went down to the 4.5 star hotel also. Oh, did she have to be?
Starting point is 01:25:56 pay for it or did you pay for it? Oh, no. Why keep going? Oh. Oh. Here's the funny part. Here's the funny part. Scuba booked up these rooms and paid for them. Guess what? It's not paid for until you get there and you have to use your own credit card. No, I paid for it. Then you have a problem because I paid for it with my company credit card.
Starting point is 01:26:16 Go check your receipt. On the Travelocity booking, it says it is paid upon arrival. Well, then why would I give my credit card then? Now we have a problem. Or a deposit. So, okay, so the bright side is we didn't pay for two rooms here. No, oh, no, no, no. I paid for two rooms at two different hotels. Oh, man. This is bad.
Starting point is 01:26:39 I hope he finds a diamond. He's actually going to. Now we're rooting for him. We go buy a diamond and plant it out by his feet. Guys, have you ever walked in somewhere and it just smelt dirty and felt dirty? Yeah. Yeah, sure. Yes.
Starting point is 01:26:53 Exactly what this was. Guys, there was. Dead roaches on my bathroom floor. Two of them upside down. Well, at least they were dead. Yeah. Like, it seems like they... I hate this for you.
Starting point is 01:27:04 I didn't know. I didn't even know this was going to be part of the bit. It's now the best part of the bit. He's going to leave this trip in debt instead of like... Unless he finds a diamond. Well, he'll get reimbursed. I'm sure. Well, his expense reports are already getting allied with a magnifying glass.
Starting point is 01:27:22 Yeah. Okay, well, lunchbox keep digging. No, no. Here's what's crazy. Scoot, I mean, you walk into this other hotel, and it was like, just like a normal hotel. You know how they have cups wrapped in plastic, and they have brand new coffee, and they have the seals on the toilet to let you know it's clean. They got all that.
Starting point is 01:27:36 It was amazing, and it was literally 0.3 miles down the road. But Scooper did all this research. Scoop, anything you want to say for yourself and your defense? Yeah, and my defense, one, I've never been to Arkansas or that area, so I have no idea. I just looked online. I found three things within the region without you having to drive two hours away, because you already drove seven hours to get there. I thought this was the nicest place
Starting point is 01:27:56 And apparently I was wrong Wait, wait, how is three, how is two and a half stars better than four and a half stars? It said three and a half on five velocity It's 3.1 on what I see Yeah Okay, and then the other one was 4.5 So which one is greater than and which one's less? When I was looking at the images though,
Starting point is 01:28:10 the bed and breakfast you're talking about seem haunted And creepy and gross and so I felt okay They don't want to stay there They shouldn't stay there So let's put them in this other spot As a pool, it seems like it'd be a nice family place to stay Are you apologizing, scuba? I'm not apologizing for anything.
Starting point is 01:28:23 I didn't do this on purpose. That's what he's saying. I didn't do this on purpose. So I'm not, nothing to apologize for. If we had to take a vote around the room, we know scuba's thick, thick sense of humor.
Starting point is 01:28:34 Did he do it on purpose? No, I don't think so. I'm looking at pictures. It actually looks pretty cool. I mean, I was supposed to go on this trip and that's where I was going to stay with you.
Starting point is 01:28:43 Oh. No, you wouldn't have stayed there. I promise you. Like, literally we did not even sit. Like, I took my bag in the room and I was like,
Starting point is 01:28:51 nah, I'm just going to leave in the car. Like, I'm just going to leave my bag in the car. Like, We didn't even sit down in the room because we were like, ah, we don't know what to touch. Oh, Lee, that sounds really awful.
Starting point is 01:29:02 All right, we can't end this bit. But also, what a blessing you have the luxury to go down the street. Some people might have to just stay there. And you got to go get yourself a different room. So be thankful. A 4.5 star. 4.5 star. And they had a continental breakfast and everything.
Starting point is 01:29:20 Wow. You get to dig in. We'll check back. Well, the other one, no, no, let me tell you about the other one. I'm being told to go to break. Hold on. The other one had breakfast on their sign and they crossed it out with a cold pieces of tape. They ran out.
Starting point is 01:29:35 There's no more raisin brain. What he's supposed to do? Yeah, man. Okay. That's lunchbox. He's digging for a diamond right now. Good luck, lunchbox. Keep on digging.
Starting point is 01:29:44 Oh, man. I thought they got found a diamond. Okay. Goodbye, buddy. Bye. Bye. I'm so sad. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:29:53 Lunchbox is at the crater Diamond State Park. digging for a diamond right now. Okay, thank you. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. No hurry up the day. Lunchbox is not in. Eddie will be doing the bonehead. There's a couple in England they're driving down the road and love was just in the air, right? So his guy's like,
Starting point is 01:30:08 I'm going to go to a nice view on the top of the hill. Now we can start making out. Well, they start making out. They get to the top of the hill. Things start getting hot and heavy. Suddenly, somebody accidentally hits the handbrake and it releases and the car starts going backwards, back down the hill. It ends
Starting point is 01:30:24 rolling over on its side, but cops got there. Luckily, everyone was okay. They hit the handbrake, huh? Yeah, I'm sure. Why not move it to the back seat? Well, I don't know, man. I'm telling you, things just happened. Got hot and heavy quick.
Starting point is 01:30:39 That seems like it would hurt, too. If you're hitting a handbrake. Well, what hurts worse? The handbrake or rolling down the hill? Well, that too. And then also, are you then kind of on your side and you can't get to the foot break? Oh, man, I'm sure they were all just. I'm sure the feet were not on the floorboards.
Starting point is 01:30:54 No, no chance. There you go. Eddie, do you say something? I guess that's my bonnet story of the day. There you go. All right, last night, Jimmy Allen stayed on on Dancing with the Stars. They sent home Martin Cove, who is on, he was the bad guy, like the leader of karate kid, the bad team, the Cobra Chi. The Coy.
Starting point is 01:31:13 The Cobra Coy. Now he's the dojo leader again in Cobra Cuy on Netflix. Man, I hated that guy as a kid. Yeah, I know. And you're torn on him on Cobra Cuy on Netflix. Because you kind of see now his backstory. You know how they do that now or they take a backstory? Yes.
Starting point is 01:31:26 You're like... Yeah, because it makes you feel bad for him. And I feel bad for him on that show. And he's a real jerk on Cobra Kai on Netflix. But when they did the flashback in like the 60s... And you see why... You're like, I would be a jerk too. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 01:31:38 I know. But he went home on dancing with the stars. Oh, man. They get a couple old people every year that they kind of throw in there. It's like, oh, let's see how they do. You hope they don't break a hip. And then they get put out first. He's not that old, is he?
Starting point is 01:31:51 I think he's pretty old. Mike, we let me know. old he is, Martin Cove. Anyway, how old? 75? Yeah, that's old. Whoa, actually, I feel like he looks good for 75. It looks great for 75.
Starting point is 01:32:02 Yeah, you know, those hips right about now might be struggling. So he's out. I feel like Jimmy doesn't have to worry for a couple more weeks. Yeah. And so good for him. They rocked at him and Emma stayed in. You know, Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke, because she had COVID, they had a pre-recorded when they did from, like, the dance room.
Starting point is 01:32:19 Oh. They weren't going to lose anyway, so it's okay. But they didn't get eliminated. With COVID, it's almost like at a free pass. Yeah. So now everyone's trying to get it. Well, no. Bounce back might be hard.
Starting point is 01:32:30 I don't know. It feels like three people left. I'm not feeling good. Can we just run a pre-record? Anyway, Jimmy Allen's still in. Good for him. We're done with today's show. Goodbye, everybody.
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