The Bobby Bones Show - (Mon Early Bird) Employee of the Month For April Was Chosen! + TikTok Show & Tell + Mailbag: Fighting Well With Your Partner

Episode Date: May 1, 2023

We start the week off with choosing who the Employee of the Month for April was, find out! Then, we do another round of TikTok Show and Tell and play a video of something we've learned from the app. Mailbag: A listener and her partner are both Type A, they both have a hard time being wrong. They don't get in big arguments, but their disagreements don't typically go well. We share tips for our listener on how to "argue well!"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clivert Taylor the 4th. 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 Clifers Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated.

So let's get to it. Listen to the. the Clifford show on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slicel Life 12

and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed, I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Monday Show. Morning, Sidio. Morning. Hope you feeling good. I'm feeling good. Let's go around the room.

Here's the question. If money wasn't an object, Where in the world would you live if you could? I'll go to Eddie, our video producer, dad of four Dallas Cowboys fan. Money's not an object. Where would you live? This is easy. The islands of Hawaii.

Oh my gosh, it would be amazing. I would fish every day and then I would go golf. And then you know what? If the weather's bad, I'll just drink on my porch. Watch the sea. The waves come in. Oh, I can't wait. You've been to Hawaii?

Yeah, twice. When was the last time? When I started my debt, I went in like 2005. My wife and I went to... You started your debt. When his debt started? This is when he went in debt. This is when it all started, dude.

We saw that you two was playing in Hawaii. Oh, that was that. Pearl Jam was opening up. We were like, let's get a credit card and go. And then we just kept racking up the debt. But dude, that was a great tree. But you still have good memories of Hawaii? Oh, it was amazing.

It was absolutely amazing. Oh, I forgot I'm going to surf too. Nice. Up next. Same question. Lunchbox. Lunchbox, co-host,

went to Anderson High School in Austin, Texas. Lunchbox, if money wasn't an object, where in the world would you live? Oh, man. I've never even thought about this because I'm not really,

I guess Las Vegas. I mean, it's easy because then I have a lot of money. I can gamble all the time. You know, penthouse? That's interesting. Yeah,

I get a little bit of money. But it's not an option, so I get more. Okay. There's a lot of outdoor stuff. It's not an option, Eddie. Yeah. You know what I mean?

If you have unlimited money, Like, why not just gamble? Why would you want more of it? Oh, that's a good point, too. Gambling is so pretty important. Okay, guys, we're not. Let's stop, stop, both of you. But lunchbox, your answer, actually good. Vegas, you like to gamble.

You like to gamble. Then there's also, you can go hiking. You can do water stuff. You can go golfing. I mean, they have, they got great food, and there's always entertainment. If I want to go to a concert, boom, there it is. We got Hawaii. We got Las Vegas.

Amy, what he got there? Okay, so I've never been here. You're going to pick a place you've never been? Okay. because I want to go. I'm here for it. Okay. Like, it can be Montana, Wyoming.

I don't know, but if money's no object, I'm buying a huge piece of land. And it's going to be so beautiful and I'm going to have horses. Which one? You're going to buy a ranch. You basically want a ranch. Okay. Montana. You buy a ranch in Montana.

Got it. If you're making me pick a place I've been, I guess Colorado, because I love that there too. But I've never been to Mont. I want like Yellowstone vibes. Where's that? I needed to pick a place, though, for sake for Morgan, when she tweets it out. Okay, we'll go. Montana. A ranch in Montana with horses.

Love it. And then I'll go now. If money was not an object, I would live. So, I would probably get a, live in Fayetteville, Arkansas. No, no, bones. Anywhere in the world. Just bear with me. What do I love? Non-human. Hogs. Related more than any. Every day. Absolutely. I could go to all the basketball games, all the football games, all the baseball games. there and then when it's cold I would just go to my place in Austin

I'd do the back and forth but I'd be in Fayetteville and I'd be in Austin because I hate cold weather and we got super cold and Fayetteville I'd just piece out but I'd go to Fayetteville and Austin I didn't know we could migrate I didn't give you any rules

I gave you no rules did I no rules? You can pick Mars I don't give crap but that tells everybody a little bit about what we're looking for Eddie the ocean Hawaii. Crafts tables? I put a horse on my vision board this year,

except for my dog got a hold of my vision board and ate it in the corner she ate off, ate off the horse. And so I'm trying to figure out what that means. It could be a sign. It's not a sign.

You got to stop with that. Let's go over and open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I feel like you're the person

to help me with this. My husband and I, I are both very type A. Neither one of us like to lose an argument. We don't get into serious fights, but probably argue a healthy amount. I've heard of too many marriages falling apart because of a disagreement that just never gets resolved. I'm trying to find a way to fight well and trying to find a way to maintain a healthy marriage. I'm curious, how do you deal with it? How do you tactfully argue with your wife? How do you come to a resolution? If you can't, how do you deal? Signed, arguing Allison. This is very interesting.

And I'm not the person to ask because I have no idea. I'm thankful that my wife is not immature like I am. And she knows that some of the stuff is just stupid that I want to argue about. And it should be like, you're right. Even though sometimes I figure out I'm not right. And I'm like, oh. But she just, she knows it's not worth it. Or she's like, I don't care.

I don't care if I lose an argument. Because even if I'm not losing, I'll just say I lost it. So you'll stop arguing with me. So luck, I'm not the person to ask here because I am 12 years old when it comes to this. Because I'll dig in. Sometimes in the middle of it, I'm wrong. even though we're disagreeing and I'll just stick with it. Because I'm like, well, I'm invested this much.

Might as well keep going. You don't like to lose, yeah. Yeah. So I don't know, arguing Allison. I have a partner that knows that you're an idiot and sometimes we'll just commit, even if you know committing to it's wrong. Because it's what I have.

And thankfully, she's a lot more mature than I am. Amy, what do you think? Do you think I'm the person else? I don't know. I'm just going around the room because I don't want to not calling you. I'm just got the big deal. I'm just saying I didn't want to not calling you as I went to you first, you know? Okay, well, here's what I'd say.

I didn't want to knock on. That's all. Right. So I still, yeah, mine's not necessarily about arguing. So it's fine. And I think Ben and I still co-parents. We still have, we disagree about things and have to have conversations. And honestly, two things that have come up recently are tools that we've used.

And it's that when someone is saying something to you, because there is a way to share and fight clean, if you will. Because you're not always going to get along. But it's like, you share what you have to say. day, but then you also take the time to repeat back to each other what you heard. So Bobby, if you're going to say something to me, you may be saying it in a way that I'm not receiving it how you intended and then it makes it 10 times worse. Your interpretation is different. So I would say to you, okay, what I hear you saying is and then I get an opportunity to

repeat it back to you. And if what I say back is what you meant, then you get to say, well, yeah, that's what I meant and then you can move forward or you can be like, well, actually, no, it's not what I meant. And then that is a tool that's helpful. And then also knowing how everybody's feeling in the moment, do you need to take a pause and take some space and then reconvene later? Because if someone is, like, we'll call it,

their lid is flipped on, like if you've got your brain and we call it flipped the lid in our home. But if you're flipped, like you're not, rational thinking is really, really hard. You're reacting more than you're responding. Lizard brain. Right. They react all the time.

And so it's important to make sure that you're not in that reactionary state. That's good. I like it. we're going to do it but I like it. Because I'm flipped. I'm flipped. I'm flipped and it's hard for me to. But something that we do too is we will assign numbers,

meaning how important is this to you? Eight, seven, six, you know? And if she's at a nine and I'm like, I don't want to do that. She's at a nine. I just have to do it because it's a nine. And she doesn't use nines or tens very often. But we assign numbers to things,

like how important is it to you? This, whatever you're fighting for. How important is it? Uh, six. Because you can't do nine or ten every time. or that game stops. Yeah, it doesn't work. That helps us a bit.

I don't know why I didn't think of that initially, but it had to be dumbed down for me. So ours is a paint-by-numbers game of, okay, how bad? This tier that you're fighting for. What is it? Eight? Nine?

Yeah. Ten. It can't be ten every time, Bobby. Time again? I was going to say, do you just like pick ten every time? No, I don't. I feel like I'm pretty fair about it.

Yeah. But it's hard. It's not something I think you ever just fully figure out. Would you agree with that? Oh, no. I mean, I think it's an ongoing process and just you have to figure out, yeah, what works for you. Eddie? I think it's pretty easy, guys. I live by the motto, happy wife, happy life.

So don't care so much about what the argument's about. Just say, hey, you know what? I'm wrong. Even though you're not wrong or you're right, I just forget about it. And I'm not mad. Like, it's okay. She's reasonable, though. She's not telling me like, hey, you can never fart in the house.

That's not realistic. I have to. But as long as she's reasonable. That's a weird example, but I felt that. You know what I'm saying. Okay. Good luck arguing Allison. We got your email and we let it on the game.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way,

this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music.

The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest.

The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the player. flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid surprises. And Rule 2, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends.

I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe.

On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Today is, it's gonna be May. May first. Got it. It's gonna be, May. First of May, we're gonna play famous first. I'll ask you questions about famous first and history.

They start out not so hard. They get harder as we go. If you miss it, you're eliminated. Amy, you're up first. Okay. What's the name of the first man to walk on the moon? Neil Armstrong. That's correct.

Lunchbox, who was the first American Idol winner? Kelly Clarkson. Correct. That's tough. Eddie, I'm going to play you this clip right here. It was the first song going to Grammy for Best Rap Song. Can you name the artists? For the next six hours, I tried to explain to my mom that I was going to have to go.

Looker you other kids all across the land. There's no need to argue. Parents just don't understand. That's Run DMC. That's incorrect. Wow. Oh my gosh. That's DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince.

I mean, I thought so, but I didn't think that sounded like that. No, you didn't think so. You didn't think so. You thought Run DMC didn't. Admit it. Okay, I thought I run DC. That's why you said it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Dang, Eddie, you're out. That's not good. Bye, buddy. Next up, Amy, who became the first country artist to win best new artist in 1997. They were also the youngest solo Grammy winner ever at 14 years old. So let say it again. Country artist, but won best new artist. Grammys overall in 1997.

Solo Grammy at 14 years old. Yeah, Leanne Rimes. Correct. Lunchbox, what was the first movie to gross over $1 billion worldwide in 1997? Titanic. Correct. Eddie, you're eliminated. Sorry.

Thank you. Thanks for bringing that out. Amy, what was the first permanent English settlement in the Americas? Oh my gosh, I went there. Yeah. Yeah, go. James Town. Correct.

She was saying it. She was like... Could you see it? Yes. You were saying it. I didn't even know I was doing that. You even whispered it. Oh, okay.

Did you hear it whisper it? Yeah, she was like, yeah. I was like, yeah, just say your answer. Okay, okay. Lunchbox, who is the first person to discover the laws of motion? Sir Isaac Newton. Correct. Boom.

Let's go. Amy, what was the first novel written by Stephanie Meyer? Or mayor. Stephanie, M-E-Y-E-R. Meyer? It is Meyer. The first novel written by Stephanie Meyer. Dang it.

Is that the, um... Okay, I don't know, Harry Potter. Is that your real answer? I don't know. Oh. Is it not? Dang it. What is it?

Shoot, 50 Shades of Gray. Well, 50 Shades of Gray was a fan fiction version of this. A novel. Why not? Why? That's what I... Yeah. Okay, run DMC.

You relax over there. No, I just... Lunchbugs for the win. Okay. Who was the first female artist to win the CMA Entertainer of the Year Award in 1972? The first... Female artist to win CMA Entertainer of the Year in 1972.

Oh, man, I remember that one. That was a good show. That was my favorite one. You serious? Yeah, man, it was great. I don't know any female artists that are that old. Yes, you do. I'm the only part, I don't know how old this lady is,

but I'll go Dolly Parton. I don't know how old she is. Is she alive then? It was Loretta Lynn. Okay, so am I back in? You're back in. We're going to do sudden death. Okay.

Three of them, buzz in with your name. What was the first television storyline to feature a pregnancy in 1952 when the star got pregnant in real life? 19. The first television showed. Amy. Amy. I love Lucy. Correct.

Wow. Nice work. It was also in that movie. I think they referenced it with Nicole. Yeah. Now she waited three. We got three. A little premature here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Love it. Oh. You don't think he's going to hold that against you if he wins now? Oh. Oh, he's been extra motivated. Oh. Andrew Johnson was the first U.S. president to be what?

Lunchbox. Unpeached. No. Okay. That's work. For the win. Okay. Who was the first president to be born in the United States?

Amy. Go ahead. Incorrect. Lunchbox. Lunchbox. John Adams. Incorrect. Eddie, do you know it?

Abraham Lincoln? Martin Van Buren. No. Oh my gosh. Is it really? That was not in my report. That was not in your report. I need to rewrite that.

Wow. That's hilarious. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay, here we go. Double sudden death. Who is the first artist to sing Tennessee whiskey? Come on, guys. Hold on, please.

Incorrect. Okay. The answer was? Keith Whitley. George Jones. David Allen Co. George Jones would sing it, but David Allen Coe first. Okay.

Triple. What was the first city to be attacked by an atomic bomb? Ludgebox. Pearl Harbor. Incorrect. Royal Harbor. What did you say? We wouldn't have Hawaii.

it again. Sorry, I'm just trying to get in. You don't think about it. They attacked because of it. Right. We'd never go to Hawaii, dude. They did atomic bomb it. But I think that's a, it's the same situation.

Same time. Same time frame. Is he talking? Is he in the end of the response? No. Can I hear the question again, please? What was the first city to be attacked by an atomic bomb? Hiroshima.

Correct. How do I get it? She's smart, dude. Sometimes things, listen, it honestly depends on the day. You know why it was atomic bomb? Did you know why it was hit by atomic bomb? Pearl Harbor. It was the same experience.

Like, we hit them as well. But they get it. Right. I definitely get it. Yeah, I mean, so when it's sudden death, I totally get it. Like, you just buzz in and you're, you just say something that's associated with it because you try. Remember when Hawaii got that note on text? There's a bomb coming or a missile rocket?

Oh, yeah. Like an amber alert. Like incoming missiles or something? Right. Like three years. What was that? Was it like a... Think somebody to push the wrong button?

Yeah, yeah. Who even knew that was a button to push? Who has power to that button? Who can just get to that button? Amy, congratulations. Thank you. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie.

Yeah, home there's something good. There's a video on TikTok going viral, and it's by Chris Shea Powell. She's a teacher out of Dallas, and her students are about to take the big state exam. I guess it's called the Toss exam. And so they're nervous. So what she did is she reached out to all the parents or family members and said, hey, can you write them a letter just telling them that you. You love them, support them.

Good luck on the test. And she put them in envelopes. And right before they took the test, they opened up the envelopes. And then she shot the video. And the faces that they all have opening these envelopes going like, oh, my brother, he just said good luck on the exam. It's such a cool video. And it's got over two million views.

And now teachers all over the country are like, this is cool. We're going to do this. That's a pretty cool idea. Yeah. I like that. I like that. I liked it. It would have helped me so much.

Me too, Amy. If you just would get a letter from your mom. Maybe. Anyone. She came to school with you. That was my junior year and it was one time to walk me to math class. Why? Because I was unable to get there on time because I had things to talk about.

Why are you looking down? Yeah, why are you? She's like, I was tardy a bunch. And my math teacher called her. So she decided to take matters into her own hands and she surprised me at school and escorted me to class. Did you like that? I did not. And I was never late again.

But what I'm saying is that type of encouragement before my tests, Who knows? This could have been a game changing for me. Okay. Well, what if I write everybody a letter before Easy Trivia? Ooh. And you guys open it up, and then maybe you're smarter and more relaxed. Can you do that for us? No.

Not right now, but that's the thing, you know? Eddie, that's a great story. Yeah, I like it. What's her name again? Her name is Chrisay Powell. That's awesome, Ms. Powell. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment. and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. 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. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else.

If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of The Girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care.

So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the Girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

Time for the employee of the month where somebody's going to win money. If you want it, here's the wheel. We spend it. You can win up to $300 on that wheel. So all you had to do is be an exemplary employee last month. So when I call your name, give me your speech. You have 15 seconds. And what is your speech about today?

Amy, if I were to go to you. What is your speech? Is it if you were to win, why you should win? Well, I don't think you, it's a, well, it involves you. It's a poem about me. Oh, you're butt kissing. Oh. Okay.

Is that a poem? Up first. Amy. Amy, would you please read your speech? Okay. Writing a speech about winning this is always so hard. It's my least favorite thing that we ever do. And I feel like everyone makes the show what it is.

And this month I propose Bobby actually get it because he has been on fire this month. And he actually turned up the air conditioner for the first time ever this month. Did you hear that? In show history. I couldn't believe it. I think about it all the time. I've told multiple people. Like, this is your month.

Thank you. Wow. Is it unanimous? No. Oh, okay. Oh, dang. Did y'all witness that? Yeah, that was crazy. I was like, somebody check on Bobby.

I don't check my ears. Like, that really? I just said, hey, we make it a little warmer. Only because it was so cold. It was like, cold war. If I started to feel out, I know you guys were freezing your face is off. Because I wasn't a comfortable, what I was like, if I'm feeling it, they're hurting. Amy, thank you for that.

It's very nice. You didn't win. But I appreciate that. I have me, Scoob and Mike decide, and I have people write down. We submit reasons why people should or shouldn't. And for you, it was, Amy was very vulnerable, sharing the story of getting mistaken for my wife, Caitlin's mom. Yeah, that was this month. That's vulnerability.

So good for you on that. All right, next up, lunchbox. Oh, you ready? We're ready for it. Speeches are a thing of the past, just like Eddie having hair under that hat. Every month, there's a lot of pressure on me to set the bar. Oh, wait, wait, wait a second. Can someone get Ray's stool so he can see that far?

Some people say I gave scuba pink eye, but that's still better than hearing Abby sing, which makes people want to die. Right on. I hear my cry. All Amy is good for is her tears, and poor Morgan hasn't been relevant in years. Wow, wow.

You went really hard on that last one, and it actually made sense. The rest I struggle with some of the... Like, read the first line was like, it didn't even rhyme, I don't think. Yeah. Go ahead. Speeches are a thing of the past, just like Eddie having hair under that hat.

Past and hat? It doesn't. It doesn't rhyme. It's a stretch. Pass. Okay, rhyme them out for me. Past hat. I mean, past, hat.

You can rhyme whatever you want. How are you saying? That's strong. You're still in the competition. I'm leaving you in. And I have not cried this month. Well, it's May. It's already.

The month is out and ahead of us. I mean, the month of April, I did not. Again, the month of April, you did not. Some of the good things about lunchbox, though, because he's still in the finals here. He called a doctor to find out about a Brazilian butt lift and how much it would cost. He had a funny prank call where he was stuck inside of a claw machine. He revealed what was inside of our storage unit. And he called 911.

Again. But he did. Got it. Lunchbox you're still in. Eddie, give me your speech if you were to win a employee the month. Go ahead. So mine is more of reasons why I think I should win employee of the month. The main reason is, you know, the month of April.

I was pretty much sick the whole time because lunchbox spit a Lugie on me. And I think when I think of Employee of the Month is someone that goes above and beyond despite all the obstacles. And getting sick by lunchbox was a big obstacle. And I think I did that. Okay. Thank you, Eddie. You are still in. Yeah.

Morgan. They realized that Lugie was two days ago. Well, still. Yes, ironic. Lunchbox, you came after me. So get ready. Oh, it would be so funny if she just, go ahead. Lunchbox may think I'm not even rated, but let's be honest, I'm killing the game.

while he can't even get to the peak of his fame. Digital numbers on the rise and lunchbox can't even win a lottery prize. Spilling juicy tea, while he hasn't even finished his degree. He may scream all he does is win, but he got to work on that personality within. Like in the nymph. Yeah, it was.

Better rhyme, but not as harsh because I think you're just a nicer person. But better rhyme. That was cool. She doesn't rhymes in the middle of her sentence too. I don't know. I didn't notice. I got bored. That's pretty good, though. Some of the strong things about Morgan, she spilled tea have her ex-boyfriend's girlfriend and how she, the Megan Maroni story she was in.

She won blind karaoke duets with Ray Mundo, but that was terrible for everybody. That's terrible. You had a good month, Morgan, but you did not win, but great, great speech there. Thank you. Definitely be in consideration for next month. That's a good. I appreciate it. Ray, you want to go?

Yeah. Go ahead. Why I should win. I was vulnerable about my cat Pablo's broken back. I went to Vegas for Sam, hung out with sweepstakes winners for 10 good minutes, and then I've had to deal with show members complaining lunchbox, drinking on the job, Eddie, quitting podcasts, Eddie, and life after divorce, Amy. I really believe I should win. Thanks, guys. What's he talking about?

That's the best bit all of a month. What's Eddie drinking on the job for? Tequila. Oh, that was the bit. Yeah, you did keep going, though. You're like, let me taste it again. Ray, you had a good month, but you did not win. I'm sorry.

Last person before we announce a winner here. Abby. Abby's our phone screener, producer. She does it all. Abby, go ahead. Give me your speech in case you win. Okay, so I think I had some good bits, like when I shared the story of the couple in the same hotel room as me.

And then I apologize for lunchbox because he actually did give me a gig. And I think I should get an automatic win because I was paired up with lunchbox in flying karaoke. And I am terrible at easy trivia, but hey, I gave it a great effort. You did. That's it. Have you done the gig yet? the lunchbox got for you? No, that is

coming up. It is? It's coming up. I'm scared to say a date though because he's going to try to do something. Oh, you want to do it secretly? Yeah. Well, then you can't get people there. Okay, I'm thinking about it. Okay. Abby didn't win, but good job this month. So between lunchbox and Eddie and I tell you it was a split decision like they have in boxing.

What? It's a split decision. So Eddie, some of the stuff they said that you've done that was great. You have been crushing videos, putting a lot of time into the videos better than ever before. you made the ridiculous claim that you would get a butt lift that led the lunchwalks making the call about the butt lift. Come on.

You shared no parenting Sundays and you brought in the dilemma about the free pizza and somebody wrote, pound for pound, the most LOL moments on the show with his quick comments. I love it. I love it. All right, I want to do, I'll spin the wheel, bones. No, no, no, I didn't say you were. Not yet.

No, no. Yeah. So it was a split decision. Two to one of the three voters, me, Mike and Scoop Steve. And the winner is, Wow, thank you, Bones. Wow, okay. So, you can...

What's up? Let's have lunch. No, don't mess with him. He's not messing with you? No, no, no. He literally did nothing. He did nothing. He did not mess with you. I just figured he wanted to say something.

He already did. He did a speech. Let the guy be... No. All right. Okay, Eddie, you can pick. Do you want to spend the wheel of cash? Do you want self-promotion or do you want to block someone from contention?

Bones, you know what I want. What do you want? I want to spin that wheel! All right. Here you got a chance for real money. $300. $300. I need it.

All over the wheel. We've taken a lot of the $1 off, by the way. I saw that. All right, let's go. Let's spin that wheel. I need the money, though. I need it. Eddie.

Oh, my gosh. $50. This is the most I've ever won. Wow. Wow. Wow. Come on. Okay, so I spin again?

No, why have you spent again? Oh, I thought it was no three times. I tell you what, you can have the 50 bucks or you can take two more spins and add them together. Oh, man. You take 50 right now or you get two more spins and add them together. What do? Oh my gosh, take the 50. Eddie, do I take the 50?

Yeah. You're a gambler? Oh, Bones, I'm a gambler. You know that. You get two spins and add them together. Bones, I see 20s. Yeah, let's go. Times 3.

Imagine if you get times 3, that's times 6. Oh! Need an answer, Eddie. I think I'm going to just take the 50. Hey, that's your fillet, baby. You get three spins to add them together. Okay, I'll do three spins. Okay, three spins.

Hey, if I don't get anything, I keep the 50. No, you pick three spins. Let's spin. That wheel. Come on 100. Come on 100. I need you. All right.

$10. $10. It's going pretty good. Let's go. Let's spin that wheel. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Let's go.

$100. $100. $100. $100. $10. Get one more spin. Ready. Let's spin that wheel.

This is huge. This is huge. Come on, Hunter. Come on. Oh, there it went. Okay. Oh, okay. Eddie, you took 50 and you made it 21.

All right. It's a sign. That's my lucky number. Oh, okay. That's my lucky number. Maybe you take that $21 and go buy a lottery. Ooh, now you're talking, Amy. Do you want $21 or do you want two spins?

Oh, my gosh. Stop it, stop. See, because then I'm going to go down at $2. No, no, no, no. No, I'm good with $21. Yeah, yeah. I win a day. We're right employee in the month.

Nice job, buddy. We do this bit called TikTok Show and Tell where, I mean, we're on TikTok all the time, so we find stuff that we want to bring to the show. Here's one that I saw from at Mind Pump Media about how we may know that we're not eating right for our bodies and how we could change our diet. So skin and hair are actually great measures of things like nutrient deficiencies. Am I getting the right amount of fatty acids? Am I getting a good amount of protein? Do I have good digestion? So if you're eating a particular way and your skin is like cracked or dry,

or oily or itchy and your hair is stringy or not full. It doesn't feel, you know, quote unquote healthy. Look at your diet. Your diet may be the culprit for some of this stuff. The digestion stuff for me. I think that's why I get these. Yeah. Because I've been doing all this digestion work.

And so even I think even processed sugars are affecting me. Not just, no, not natural sugars. A cut out processed sugar in general. I think even natural sugars are affecting me. Oh, wow. I love it. I love it. I'd give up everything to have sugars and everything.

I love sugar so much, but I think even fruit affects me. Here's another one, same account. At Mind Pump Media tells us how much water we should drink in a day. Drink a gallon of water every single day. What? When I would have clients drink half a gallon to a gallon of water every single day, they drank less soda, less juices. It was alcohol.

It helped with the appetite. Believe or not, oftentimes cravings are connected to just needing more fluid. And it kept them aware of what went in their mouth because they would typically have a bottle or something that held, let's say, a quarter of a gallon or half a gallon, and they would watch it throughout the day. So they were just aware of what was happening. So there you go. Stuff I found on TikTok. Well, it's feeding me right now because I'm looking at stuff about eating.

We're all going to do ours. That's another one. It's about a rapper doing country music, but I'll play mine in a second. But we're going to do TikTok show until next with the whole show. Give us just a few minutes. We'll be right back. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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It's time for, tick, talk, show and tell. What did you find? Lunchbox. Lori Fulbright is a crime investigator in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and she went on TikTok saying, listen, guys, when people knock on your door, the worst thing you can do is get quiet and act like you're not home.

And boom, they kick it. It's called a knock and a kick. And there's a lot of knocking kicks, you guys, every single month in Green Country. The next time somebody knocks, don't get quiet. Make noise. go talk through the door. Can I help you? I'm not interested. Move along. They now know someone's inside. If you want lie for safety and say, honey, get out of the shower. Somebody's at the door. Honey, stop loading the shotgun and feed the pit bulls. I mean, whatever you want to say to let them know, someone's in that house. What if it's the neighbor you don't like and you just don't want to, like, open the door and hang out? Well, then I think you can be quiet. That's when I'm going to hide and turn the lights out. Got it. That does make sense. I've never heard of the knock on the kick. But I guess that's a new thing. Yeah, because people knock on the door and when they don't hear anything, they kick the front door.

open. I didn't have in my neighborhood yet, but yes. Eddie, what do you have? At foot doc Dana. She's a foot doctor and she came on. She usually kind of just talks about different health stuff or whatever, but this one blew my mind a little bit. Contrary to popular belief, hydrogen peroxide is actually

not the best thing to put on wounds. It's way too harsh. However, hydrogen peroxide is fantastic for getting blood off of clothing. I like that except I want to watch Family Guy Now. All I'm thinking about it, she was watching family guy. Turn the TV down, lady.

Because I think that's cool to know about hydrogen peroxide because I, if I cut something, sure. I'll load it up. I just did that to my kids like yesterday. But turn family guy down. Peter Griffin can wake. Peter. Amy, what do you have? So if you're making a smoothie and you don't want to have to clean

extra things because you've got the blender and then you pour it into a cup. I hate cleaning the blender because you've got to clean around that stupid blendy thing. You know it comes off, right? You can unscrew it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's a good point.

I didn't think about that. Still, you got to stick your hands through it. No, I don't do that sometimes. I'm an idiot. All right, go ahead. Also, most blenders, like a mason jar, will fit in there and screw on. And so that way you can... It'll screw to the bottom?

You can... Yeah. The thing that Eddie's saying I take out, a mason jar screws into the bottom? You take everything out. And then the, you know, where the lid would normally go, those grooves. Oh, wow. Those grooves into the blender and it screws in there. No way.

That's cool. Let me hear this. So apparently if you're making a milkshake or a smoothie just for yourself and you don't want to dirty up this and a glass, all you need is a mason jar, will screw right on top of the jar. Pop it on. I got two things I want to say. First of all, great life hack. Didn't know that works.

This guy's watching American Dad while doing the video. What's happening right now? Same creators is his family guy. Weird. It's a Seth MacFarlane show. Somebody in our show watching this and it reported. it in. Oh, good point. Maybe. Or did we just pull them straight off? No, it

literally says at the bottom of TikTok family guy was playing and American Dad was playing. If the Simpsons are on mine, sums up. Okay, a while back, I showed you how an AI like chat situation wrote a song on my phone very easily. Well, now there's an account called

Kanye Western AI where they've taken all the Kanye music, even his eyesight of vocals. They've put it with music and he sings country now. They have AI Kanye singing country songs. So here's a club of Kanye singing a cover of By the way, he's not really doing it. It's AI.

Yeah. Here's Kanye doing Billy Currington Good Directions. I was sitting there ceiling turnips on a flat bed truck. You heard the AI of Drake and the weekend, right? No. Oh yeah, they took, same thing. They created a song with Drake in the weekend. They never sang this, but they took all the audio

and made this song here. Here's my heart. Stephanie. My husband and I were having a debate on how often our dogs should be washed. And I know that at least most of the people on the show are dog owners. So I just wanted to know how often you guys give your dog a bath. You? Not enough.

I mean, I want to bathe her like every day, but every couple weeks? Yeah, probably the goals every two weeks, but don't always hit it. Probably two and a half weeks or so. We have a mobile, like a little van that's right near us. anyway that comes over. So I bought Morgan for Christmas. It's good, huh? Oh my gosh, it's amazing.

She even bathes my new cat. Like, she's that good. I thought you guys. That's amazing. I just have to go out there and get in the van. Wow. I bathed my own dog the last time I gave her a bath and I ended up with some rash. Oh, I get soaking wet, and I'm the only one that, yes.

I just put her in the shower. Why did you make a weird face when I asked that question? Because I send mine to the groomer like every two months. Okay. But there's no bath. You send it. What does that mean? The groomer is bathing it.

Like pet smart. They do haircut and like bathe. But that's like once every two, three months. Differ strokes. Wow. Dimmer strokes. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So next time someone cuts you off in traffic,

blame their parents, because they may be inherited. Your parents have road rage, Eddie? Nothing I know of. You don't remember your mom or dad screaming to other cars? No. No bird, no nothing. Tasing after cars and they've done you wrong?

I'm telling you, it's just like a, a faireroy. feeling I have inside. Yeah, that's Vigilante. No rage. Unhealthy rage. I just feel like people know how to drive. They're just acting like a fool and they need a reminder to act right. Why do they say it's genetic? It's probably just that trait.

Yeah, I don't know that it's like in your genes but you witnessed it go down. So therefore you bring that into your life and here are the top five bad habits that parents pass down to their kids. Go ahead. Sudden moves like cutting people off. Being a bad parallel parker.

Poor spatial awareness. Like drifting into other lanes. Why? I feel like Amy's taking all. Like it's all setting in that she does all this. Yeah. Go ahead. No, I'm a good.

We're hearing her slowly realize. Go ahead. I'm a good parallel, Parker. Road rage. Uh-huh. I'll have that. And then speeding. Most people, if your parents were speeders, you're a speeder.

Yeah, I always get people that are on my butt when I drive to work. Yeah, because you're very slow. You're very slow. I go the speed limit. No. And sometimes three over, but I'm saying they get right on my boat. And I'm like, I know the speed limit's a little slower here than it should be because it's on the highway. But I'm not going faster than that.

There's a cop sitting in that spot two times out of 12. So I want to deal what's getting a ticket. And they get on me and they're just so upset. It's like, bro, look at the sign. Nobody sees a sign. Then they should get a ticket. Yeah. And I'm going to start doing citizens tickets.

Oh, really? Yeah. That's like a vigilante. Okay. What else? Okay. So do you have a bucket list anywhere? No.

Nothing. I don't like it because bucket list means you're about. to die. Things we do before you die. I don't like thinking about me dying. And, like, what else is there to do? I mean, maybe seeing the seventh inning stretch at Wrigleyfield, that would be fun to do. I've thrown out the first pitch at Wrigley Field where the Cups play. But I never sing the seventh inning stretch. Okay, you know where you want to go travel like some people have. Like, I know nowhere. I don't want to go anywhere. I have, well, stay home more. Okay. The reason why is a lot of us have a bucket list, but we're not taking action on it. We're not writing it down. And then,

therefore, it's less likely to happen because there's no planning involved. We're not looking at it. We're not... Well, what is yours? For me, well, I sort of took on my mom's. So before she died, she really wanted to go on an Alaskan cruise. And by the time we started to plan it, it was too late and her doctor was like, I do not want her on a boat for nine days. She's too fragile.

And it just, to me, it made me realize like, oh, shoot, she kept putting this off, because we could have done it the year before, but she kept putting it off and putting it off and it's too late. So now I want to do it for her with my sister. But I haven't written it down. I'm not making any plans. I'm not actually

looking at it, budgeting, figuring it out. So this is encouraging me to actually do that. Was yours a honeymoon? No, it was a honeymoon gift. Like, we got a gift certificate towards a cruise. It was like discounted. So yeah. And I was scared to go where you couldn't see land. And so that was the one where you could see the land. The whole time. Yeah. So if the boat was going down, you feel like you could swim back. Was that the reasoning? Yes. And that way rescue people could get to us. I get to us. And rescue people would be able to get to us before we went all the way under. Yeah, yeah. Did you have fun. It was amazing. It was the most beautiful place I've ever been in the world.

Wow. What about the boat, being on the boat the whole time? I got kind of bored of that. And we were the youngest people by 20 years. Yeah. Casinos, though, right? Yeah, but I mean, like one table and it was sad. But it was just old people. Like, it was a lot of, you know, 65 and up. So you didn't make any friends? No. Didn't make any friends. Would you do it again? I would do it tomorrow.

You need seasick or anything? No, you don't feel any of that. Did you get off the boat? Got off the boat. We hiked a mountain. We went on an ice glacier, went to an ice cave. Is it cold all the time? No, it was beautiful.

And we were there in the summer when the sun's done there. So the ice cave wasn't cold? Well, it was cold then when we hiked to a glacier. But I'm saying on the boat, I was in shorts and a t-shirt, like laying out on the deck and looking at the sun and the sun never went down. It was amazing. Like, it was like 1 o'clock in the morning. Sun's still shining. Wow.

I've heard it's just so stunning. You'd never go home. Yeah, that's crazy, yeah. Because you ain't going down and the sun comes up. That's not going to happen. Yeah. Okay, what else? So Luke Combs and his wife, Nicole, they're expecting their second son in September.

But before they found out it was a boy, they had all kinds of girl names picked out, like a long, long list. And when it comes to boys, they have nothing. And he's trying to figure out what they're going to do. We have like 100 girl names on the list. I'm sure there's people that have 100 boy names and they end up having a bunch of girls. So for us, it was been really difficult. We knew we liked Tex Lawrence, and I don't think we like, we didn't finalize that until like, it was like, well, he was born. And it was like, well, I guess this is it.

Yeah, I wonder if he looks at a kid and goes, he looks like a herald. Let's name him that. Yeah, I think it sounds like they're just going to wait and figure it out when he's born. And my sister, her youngest son, I think she named him five days after he was born, something like that. What was his name for four and a half days? Baby. I don't know. It was the fourth kid.

How late can you wait to name somebody? Honestly, I think, I don't know how many days it was or how long she was in the hospital. I think at some point you kind of have to fill out paperwork at the hospital. And it's like, okay, we got to do this so we can leave. What if you just don't? I don't know. Good question. What's the baby's name?

And how long can you wait? 72 hours to name your baby. Okay. If you have a C-section, you may have a 72 hours to name your baby. But you can leave the hospital without a name. Oh, wow. Oh, so you can. Okay.

That would be crazy. Namedless baby. You want to go viral? Don't name your baby. There you go. Yeah. Is that it, Amy? I'm Amy.

That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. Oh, it's Bobby. Tell me something good. This guy's name is Travis Melton. He's a security guard in Cous Bay, Oregon. Now, why his story is so interesting and heartwarming is that when he was a kid, he had different

family members and close people that were in the hospital, and he would be there with him. So they were sick. He lost some family members while they were in the hospital. So now he's a family members. a security guard at the hospital and he sees other kids that are going through what he went through. So he takes some toys all the time. He buys them new toys, has a whole thing going where he's constantly stopping getting toys and making sure that all these kids going through what he went through, have something to somewhat comfort them or somebody there that feels like their comfort,

even if it's a security guard. And so for him, it's always been about making sure that they're not freaking out every second of the day when they're up there with their mom or their dad or their uncle. So that's it. He doesn't ask for any help or, any go fund me or anything like that, but he just gets a little choice for these kids all the time. Well, I think it's super special that he's a security guard

at a hospital, at a hospital where he can see the need and step in, because he could be a security guard anywhere, but he's right where he needs to be supporting those kids. Can he arrest people as a security guard? Oh, that's a good question.

I don't think so. Is a citizen's arrest a little more hardcore for security guard? Maybe. Can you do like half arrest? You have a flashlight, right? Yeah, like, what's... So what do you get to do as a security guard?

So can you tackle somebody? Oh, yeah, yeah, restrain them until cops get there. That's what I'd want right there. I'd get in. I'd have a stick. Kim's stick? I would just assume if I was getting arrested by one that he could do it and not... But so I guess if you know the rules, you could be like, hey, you can't arrest me.

Hey, Scoob, were you ever a security guard in all your days? Yeah, it was a loss prevention at Abercrombie and Fitch. Of course. So we broke a lot of the rules. I know what you can do and what you can't do. What can you do as security? Security now it's changed, and I guess it's state by state, but now you really are just almost like a deterrent.

You're a scarecrow. You really can't do anything. You can just say, hey, you've stolen and tried to stop them, but you can't actually stop them. So how do you try to stop, like stand in front of them, just get in their way? Get in their way or try to intimidate them and try to make them like, I'm calling the police, and some people get scared

and they'll wait around for the police. But what we used to do, we had a guy who had one bad arm, and he used to take cuffs and throw him against the wall. And we had a jail, like a closet, but we turned into a jail cell. So we would, like, capture people and put them down there and call the cops and wait for them to get there. You would kidnap people? That was that really.

Why did his bad arm matter, though? Well, it's pretty funny, but I won't get into it. No, but love that story. Like, he just threw that to there. Because it was pretty impressive what he was able to do with, with, with what he had. Did that matter at all to the story? Probably not. Okay.

It was a visual I had in my head. You guys would take shoplifters or whatever and throw them in a closet? Throw him in a closet jail cell until the cops got there. And we had some times where people were, like, on drugs and they would be. spitting at us or throwing things at us. Was it worth all that? It was a lot of, it was there adrenaline rush? Like even I had one time where I chased somebody out on Market Street, a very busy area

and tackled them. I think I talked about it once. They were called the Skittles. They were like this like ring of people that would wear all these different color sweatshirts that were all stolen from Abercombe. And so it was like a thing like for a year. If you see the Skittles, be aware. And I saw them and I just felt it in my chest.

And I saw one of them leave the store with their line bag, followed her out. and I took a twist. He tackled her. Go ahead. And I tackled her to the ground. And the other guy with the bad arm came around and cuffed her. He cuffed her and stuffed her in the closet. You guys had cuffs, dude. That's crazy. I didn't have the cuffs.

Oh, yeah. No, we both had cuffs. I never used mine, but he used his. Hey, cuffing with one arm, that's got to be tough. But did you all bring your cuffs from home or Abercrombie gave them to you? They came with our uniforms. Oh. So, I mean, there were different levels. Like, you could also carry a gun. we didn't carry guns and we used ourselves.

Yeah, thank goodness. No way. Imagine if they had guns, then. One-armed dude. Anyway, Travis Melton, it sounds like you're doing good work over the hospital. I cannot believe they created a jail selling Abercombe. Wow, wow, wow. That's kidnapping.

That's illegal. That's kidnapping. Travis Melton, you're the man. He's the man. Keep giving those kids gifts. You're making them feel good. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

A win is a win. A win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clivert Taylor the 4th. 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 Cliford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with athletes,

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The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters

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