The Bobby Bones Show - MON: Famous Quote Game + Lunchbox Needs To Borrow Scuba Steve's Truck + Amy's CIA Theory

Episode Date: December 29, 2025

We try and guess famous quotes, Lunchbox needs to use Scuba Steve's truck and Amy thinks the gifted program in schools is linked to the CIA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, let's do get to know you Monday. The question is, if you could completely get rid of one month out of the entire year, what month would it be in why? You eliminate one month. I'll go first. You can pick mine if you want. It's not mine. I don't own it, but I'm going to go January the month more and now. It's kind of the no man's month when it comes to that.

I hate cold weather. Because some in December where we live, you can still do some stuff outside for like part of the month. And then February, like the back end of it, you can start to do some stuff outside. And with January, college football ends. Baseball hasn't started yet. It's the early part of basketball season. Yeah. So would February just become like the start?

Because you need something new. Yeah, February. It's a time of... Well, just eliminate what our Earth does in January. Right. Go to February. Go to February. Yeah, I would eliminate January. Okay.

Just because I hate cold weather. And all the sports... It's the worst month for sports just about. There's a month in the part of the summer that's bad too, but this is good. Amy? Yeah, I'm going to go August because that's the hottest month, I feel like. And I don't like super hot weather. And then, I mean, if I was a kid, that's normally when we had to go back to school.

Ugh. Yeah. I like August. Sometimes people get married. I like going back to school and I like Super High. Outside in Texas in August and I don't understand that. That's tough. Eddie?

Just an example. Let me get rid of May. I've been thinking about this because I want to go straight from spring, March, April, and then straight to summer. Dude, you're getting rid of Cinco de Mayo. You are not Mexican. I didn't think about that. Yes. Get rid of it.

Let's go straight to the summer, dude. Also, Sikato Maya is really an American holiday. Correct. He's really American. I know. I've never celebrated single. not really as Mexican as some would think, as I've been told. And it's kind of like just an excuse for restaurants to sell like Dollar Margaritas.

And like, let's be honest, text mix restaurants, mostly. Right. Not even real Mexican restaurants. Okay, lunchbox? Man, I don't want to copy January, so I'm just going to move on. And I'm going to say April. And that's because we don't, then we wouldn't have to pay taxes. It's Bobby's birthday.

I don't care about the birthday, but you'd still have to pay taxes, I think. No, tax day is in April, man. They knew it. But then how would you have roads and police and firefighters? Oh, wow. you at schools. I hadn't thought through that through, really. You just went with April and committed to it.

April because that was the day you got to pay taxes. Got it. Hey, it is your answer. So, I mean, that's what I was thinking. Because every other month seems to be pretty good. Because January, you aren't right on. There's nothing going on in January. It's cold.

It's miserable. There's no holidays. It's like Christmas is over, New Year's over. What are we waiting for? Valentine's Day. Oh, you know what? We can get rid of February because Valentine's Day. Makes you mad?

Yeah. It's just a commercial holiday to charge you more money for everything. another mile. Yeah. So you're changing. I'm changing from April. I went to January, now I'm on to February. So you'd rather pay taxes than have, then have. Oh, yeah, because it's all, oh, go to the store, pay $500 for a dozen roses. Go to the next day, pay $6. Ah, I'll wait for a day. Curious to know what flower stores you're stopping by. Man, you're been to the Groger? Thank you. I don't know if people listen to the show and they go, ah, those people on that Bob-vone show,

they can't be real. Like, they're probably playing a character. It'd just be hard. hard to stay in character every day for 15 years. I think that'd be a difficult part of this. And so sometimes things happen and it's sent to me. And I'm like, I'll just play this on the show so people know that what we talk about is real. This wasn't a bit. Scoobo Steve had reached out to me.

It's like, hey, this is a clip I want you to have. And you can play it on the show if you want. So apparently, lunchbox saw a couch on the side of the road and asked Scoop to see for his truck to go take the couch home. Oh, mine. Oh, man. So here is, and people like, lunchbox doesn't do that. He didn't drive away down the road and find free stuff and take it home.

Okay. Whatever you say, here's the car. the voicemail the lunchbox sent scuba steve that he sent to me play it please yo scuba not what you're doing but i'm driving on i 40 towards memphis and there is a brand new love seat on the side of the road it's still wrapped in the plastic uh i think we should go pick it up what are you doing hit me back we should go pick it up you just wanted his truck or you wanted the love seat no what happened so i was just driving and i look and on the shoulder there is a perfectly wrapped brand new love seat. You know the one with two seats and not, it's like a couch, but it only has two seats.

Yeah, we know what a love seat is. And so I was like, someone obviously just dropped that. Like it looked in perfect shape. Like it fell off a car? Yeah. But then why would you think you need to go steal it if you think someone? Well, if it's just sitting there, it's for free, you take it. But they might come back. But you just said someone probably accidentally dropped it. Well, I mean, if they can get there before I do. That's the rule. Yeah. It's finder. Finders keepers. Finders, losers, weepers. Finders. Finders. And I mean, I called scuba because it was only 10 minutes from the station and he's up here. He has a truck.

We could throw that thing in. Boom, have it at my house in 15 minutes. Did you? No, he didn't call me back. Good. Oh, that's funny. He sent it to me immediately. I guess didn't call you back.

I mean. But why would you not want a brand new love scene? It ain't yours. It's not yours. It's like falls out of your truck. Sorry. If it was old and crappy and they threw it on the side of the road because they just hated it. Well, yeah, I wouldn't want it then.

Exactly. But I don't want an old crappy one. I mean, this is like, it was like probably from a factory truck, like, you know, a moving truck or whatever, a delivery. Because it was wrapped in plastic like you do when you buy it to the store and it comes. Yeah, we get that. It was like perfect condition. So did you see it this morning coming in? I didn't, no, I rode my bike.

Oh. But the other way. I was just, I was taking the kids somewhere to get something to eat. And I saw it and I was like, dude. Would you take them by today and if it's still there, scuba, get it for them? I don't want to be a part of it because what if it is somebody's or it's a store? Now I'm accomplice for stealing something. If it's there for a whole day, then you can have it.

If it's there today, yes, they have to go back and get it 24. Absolutely. That means they forgot about it. If it's six hours, you can't get a truck, no problem. But 24 hours, absolutely you can go get it. I'm with you, dude. Otherwise, that's littering. That's just littering.

That's not couching. But what do I get out of it? Me using, he's using my truck. Nothing. How do I win? Just being a friend, I guess. Yeah, being a nice guy hooking me up with a free couch. If you leave it out there any longer, weather's going to destroy it.

Yeah. Sunshine's going to start fading. You're saying now we need to go save the couch. Yeah, now it's hashtag save the couch. If it's there today, I have no problem with you getting up. All right, Scooper, let's go under the show. How far from here? Ten minutes.

There's no chance it's still there unless they didn't want it. I mean, we could go in commercial break and be back. You know what? Where's the lie? You know what? That feels like how long our commercial breaks are sometimes. Okay, let us know. Scoop, we got to buy your truck?

Just let him go. Him drive my truck? No. Would you let him drive your truck? No, I would never let him drive my top guy. No. I'm a man, dude, I can drive it. Would you let him drive your car?

Yeah. He's a man. Look at him. He's a man. I'm a man. I know how to drive. It's time for the good news. For weeks, a large, big white, fluffy dog have been spotted just wandering the streets in Tennessee in this town called Dandridge.

A broken leash that was attached to a harness, but the dog was limping. And so people would try to get up to the dog. The dog would run away. Because the dog's hurt. dog scared so the dog would just run away. It was also cold. It's wintertime. And so this local animal rescue

you got together and coordinated it because they knew if they went up to it, it would run, but they had people waiting for it at the different areas. They thought it could catch it. So they named the dog G-A-U-T. I think it's Gout.

Not the best name, but it was on it's on Gout. It's on G-A-U-T. Oh, that's right. I was like, you just named after the disease. I think good. So they finally caught him. They took him to the hospital.

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It's just gout though. It's not the gout. Well, G-A-U-T could be gout, gout. But still it still feels like gout. Maybe you change that up and you try to adopt them. But also, wasn't that dog the ghost? dog that was showing up at your house a big white fluffy dog. Oh no, in Tennessee. But I'm looking at this dog.

It's a little yellower than the ghost dog. Maybe because it's wet and dirty. Yeah. The ghost dog that was in my house never got dirty because ghosts don't get dirty. Because he was floating? It's a ghost. Shout out to the town. Jessica Hubbard and all the Lakeway Animal Hospital.

Shout out to you guys as well. Thank you guys. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Now, I'll play you a famous quote. from someone in history. You tell me who the person is. Write your answers down.

Everybody can play. Amy, Lunchbox, Morgan, and Eddie. Here we go. Clip number one. I'm going to float like a butterfly and sting like a beef. Now, I'm going to play each twice, and that's it.

Go ahead. I'm going to float like a butterfly and sting like a beef. Who said it? Amy. Muhammad Ali. Lunchbox. Muhammad Ali.

Morgan. Muhammad Ali. Eddie. Muhammad Ali. Okay. Correct. Number two. That's one small step for man. One fine athlete for man.

I'm in pretty good? Yep. Yeah, I'm pretty clear. Morgan. Buzz Aldrin? Lunchbox. Neil Armstrong. I knew it. Amy.

Neil Armstrong. Eddie. Neil Armstrong. Buzz was with him. That's what I thought. I couldn't remember which one was a walkout. He didn't walk out. Morgan falls behind one.

That is Neil Armstrong. Number three. Always look for the helpers. There will always be helpers. Because if you look for the helpers, you'll know that there's hope. Famous historical quotes. Can you name that person? Always look for the helpers.

There will always be helpers. Because if you look for the helpers, you'll know that there's hope. Everybody in? Oh, yeah, I'm in. Hold on. I have no idea. Time is up, though, now we had two plays. You have a few seconds.

Lunchbox? I put Bob Ross. Bob Ross. I don't know who that is. He's the painter. With the big hair. It popped in my head. Morgan?

Mr. Rogers. Eddie? Mr. Rogers. Amy? Mr. Rogers. It is Mr. Rogers. Mr. Rogers' neighborhood. I guess I should have watched that.

Next up. Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. You can just hear. or black and white. Oh, yeah. That's funny. He doesn't hear it be old.

One more. Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. All right, everybody's in. Lunchbox? JFK. Morgan? Teddy Roosevelt.

Eddie? JFK. Amy? JFK. The answer is JFK. We have one left. The score is Amy and Eddie four. Lunchbox three, Morgan, two.

Morgan, you can't win, but you can play. Okay. Here's number five. Okay. We've had a problem here. This is Houston. Say again, please. Yes, sir.

Houston, we've had a problem. You've had to be both honorable. I'm going to hit it one more time. Okay. Here we've had a problem here. This is Houston, say again, please. Yes, sir. Here's going to we've had a problem.

That may be but honorable. Yeah, what are you looking for here? I don't answer questions in games, so I can't answer a question. I'm very sorry. I can make a statement, but it can't be based on a question you have. That's it. So, Lunchbox, you'll need to get it right.

I'm going to come to you last and see if they miss it. Morgan, what do you have? I'm sticking with my guy Buzz Aldrin. Buzz Aldrin. Guys all over the phone, it sounds like. That's what he does. I know he's in space. That is incorrect.

Amy. The Apollo pilot. Eddie. I mean, I don't know why I know this, but I'm going to say Jim Lovell Apollo 13. You know it because Did Tom Hanks play his character? That's right. Lunchbox.

What did you write down? I wrote down the Challenger. Oh, no. The Challenger later, it exploded. Yes. But they did have a problem. But this is earlier. Morgan, it is not

Buzz Aldrin. I really can't give it to either one of you because you both were off a bit. It is the Apollo 13 mission. Amy said the Apollo astronauts or something. I said the pilot. You said the wrong person. Jim Lovell?

Jack Swigert, who called Mission Control. Swagger. So I would have accepted the Apollo 13 mission, but you're tied, and we will go to sudden death. Okay. Buzz in with your name, and we'll stop the clip immediately. Famous historical quotes. That the only thing we have to...

Amy. MLK? MLK, that is incorrect. Eddie, you can hear the whole thing now? Yeah, please. Go ahead. We'll start it from the beginning again. Go ahead.

That the only thing we have to fear is fear. So that is World War II FDR. Come on. Correct. Yes. Yes. Is it? Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Yeah, is it. That's it. That's one. That's one. That's one sudden. Eddie is a winner. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Ooh. Why does she think that? Like, what about it leads her to think that the CIA was infiltrating the mind of young Americans? Because a lot of the things they were working on would be like cracking codes, plotting graphs, sign language, Morse code, Nearly all of the lessons that she learned were focused on creative problem solving. And yeah, a surprising number of what they were doing was in Russian.

I was in GT? We never did Russian. Is that what she's talking about? I don't know. Gifted and talented? Does she specifically say what the program was called? Yeah, gifted and talented education program is. We're watching you, man.

At Mountain Pine, we have Russian. I'll be honest with you. I was. But were you being trained? Like, I'm sure different GT programs around the country had different focuses. So maybe hers was like Russian and this and that. And yours could have been something else. Like, I need you to think back.

It's weird because you don't apply for it. They just like pick kids out. Exactly, because they know who they need in the program. Oh, the CIA. And I'm starting to believe that this is true. Don't talk yourself into crazy stuff. I do it all the time. I remember them coming in like second grade and going,

hey, we'd like to see. And I thought I was in trouble. Well, once I had headlights, that was a whole different time in the hallway. And then I got sent home. The other time was we'd think. think you should be in this program to challenge you more. And so I got in GT and I was in it until I finished school. We did a lot of structural building.

Like, I forget what the competition was called, but you had to build things to hold weights. Like they would just give you popsicle sticks. This is young, young. Like so building military infrastructure? It would have been like kid engineering. Whoa. So there was that. I did all the competitions like spelling bee, geography be, all that.

I mean, I did that we used to do assassinations as a kids. We'd practice assassinating world leaders, but I never thought anything about that. Well, so apparently gifted and talented education, if the acronym for that is gate. And back in the 80s, the CIA did have a gateway program. I guess I didn't make CIA then. They thought, they must have thought you would be good for it, but then they're like, man. Is that what you're supposed to say? It's a great point.

I will be an awesome spy. We watch all these CIA shows. I'll be the greatest spy. It's impossible. You're not a CIA agent because we see you every day. But that's what you don't know. He's infiltrated. Amy, please tell Eddie about.

You wouldn't know that certain agents or agents. You would literally have no clue. It would be like terrorists when they're sleeper cells. You'd have no idea they're terrorists. They're sleeper. They're sleeping until they're being called to action. But you would be gone for like, no, my gosh. Oh my gosh.

I could be propagating. He doesn't need to go anywhere. Look at the platform. A lot of people think I'm playing anyway because I kind of suck at this. And here I am with one of the biggest shows in the world. and they're like he's obviously a plan. Interesting. I mean, Eddie, your kids' basketball coach could be CIA.

You never know. Don't tell me that. Just normal everyday people. Search that guy. Do it. Let us know. Let's just start checking people from CIA. I never thought about that.

Mostly I think it was because in school I got bored. And so I think they just put me in a class to make it a little harder. But that's interesting. If I were the CIA leader, I would do that. I would try to find from it. It's like in Europe. they'll find the best kids that play soccer or China, they'll find the best, and they'll put them in these schools immediately.

Like first grade, all of a sudden, all you're doing is the freaking uneven bars. Like breakfast, lunch or dinner, uneven bars. And then if you don't win the gold at 19, they kill you. That gets kind of dark. Maybe Amy's on to something. Well, I mean, all I saw is the New York Post had this article about this woman. Her name's Anna Mills. I'd be so good.

She's helped for new interest in this theory. Think about CIA, though, they're not here. It's not, they don't really do stuff here, right? FBI is here. by the rule, by the law. I don't trust anything you're saying right now. CIA is mostly international, right? Or international, you can be here, but it's about international.

FBI is here, but that doesn't mean it ain't happening. CIA, they don't play. Like, FBI don't play, but CIA don't play. Like, they're doing some stuff. They're making some strategic decisions where bad stuff for having to happen to people for the good of X, Y, and Z. How do you know all the TV shows to watch? Thanks for us.

Yeah. I just feel like shoes have to be a certain type to work in that. Because it just seems like it would be very difficult to sometimes. Separate? Compartmentalize. But then also like know that you may have to do something really, really shady to get this done. I mean, it's the greater good. And this is why you don't drink.

Well, potentially the greater good. You think. Everything's potentially. You just never know. So thank you for sharing that with me. I have no further comment, and I'm also not in the Illuminati. We don't know that. Why would you bring that up?

Nobody said right now that you're in the Illuminati. Like, is that a glitch? Like you're supposed to say, I'm not in those. I'm not in this. He's like, right, go to commercial, go to commercial, right? Not an industry plant? I'm not in the CIA and I'm not in the Illuminati. Thank you.

Name the famous quote. Go ahead. Well, I'm not a crook. Play it twice. Think about it. again? Well, I'm not a crook. I'm in. I'm in for the wind. Morgan's staring at me like she does not have a clue. No, you know how you were saying? It sounds like black and white? It sounds like I was not alive. So I have no idea. That's probably true. That's probably true. I know it is true. I think for all

of us. Yeah. And things do sound black and white. And that does sound black and white. One more time, just for fun. Well, I'm not a crook. Because it's so short. Okay, Morgan, what did you write down? JFK. Amy? Nixon. Nixon. Lunchbox? Nixon. Eddie? That's Nixon. That's Nixon. That's Nixon. Richard Nixon, correct. Is that because the Watergate scandal or something? Yeah. Okay. He's a lie, I'm not a hook.

Yes. Next up. I did not have sexual relations with that woman. Was he banging on the table? He was. He was really? No, that's not. You're just saying, is he banging something else?

Oh, I didn't say that. I was thinking about the table, too, but all our minds are going where they already kind of are. All right. Wait, one more time, Ray. I did not have sexual relationship. with that woman. What would he call it then? He's got a different name for it.

I think we're just lying, guys. I know. I thought, how in his mind was he justifying that? Amy. Yeah, that's Clinton. Lunchbox? Bill Clinton. Morgan?

Bill Clinton. Eddie? Bill Clinton. Good job, everybody. Famous number three. Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall. Amen. Let's play one more time.

Mr. Gorbachev. tear down this wall. Who told him to tear it down? I don't know. I know. I'm trying to go off context clues. I guess. Okay. Need to answers? Lunch Fox?

Yeah, I'm in for the win. Go ahead. She's still writing. George Bush. Incorrect, Amy? What do you have written down? I have George Bush Sr. Incorrect.

Morgan? Teddy Roosevelt. Incorrect, Eddie? Reagan. It's Ronald Reagan. Wow. Wow. Three down.

What was he talking about? The Berlin Wall. Yeah, I just said no idea who was that 1989? I don't know. I'm just asking. It had to be before that because I think he went out of office in 88. So it had to be we were kids. Way, way, way young kids.

Morgan wasn't alive yet. Okay, two left. No clip on this one because this is like old. To be or not to be? That is the question. I've said that famous quote. To be or not to be. That is the question.

Eddie's in the lead right now with three. or not to be? I'm in. I clearly paid attention in certain classes and not hours. I obviously have no audio on this. There is no audio on this. There is not. To be or not to be? That is a question. I'm in. Morgan? Shakespeare. Shakespeare.

Eddie? Shakespeare. Amy? Shakespeare. That's correct. And one more. Eddie gets it right. He wins. Lunchbox and Amy are in the running. Morgan. A better like next time. Oh, Morgan. I'm just here for funsies. Who said, give me lip-eeper.

or give me death? Who was that? Give me liberty or give me death? Do you have the clip? Does it sound familiar, Amy? Yes. We've talked about it.

I mean, yes. Give me liberty or give me death. Not only from school, but here. We've talked about it here. And now I can't remember his... All right, three seconds. Morgan? I'm sticking with my guy, Teddy Roosevelt.

He has to be in there somewhere. Yeah, right? Incorrect. Lunchbox? John Henry. Incorrect? Amy. Davey Crockett.

Incorrect. Eddie, you're going to win again, even without getting it right, but you can take a shot. I know I have it wrong. It's Paul Revere. Incorrect. Paul Revers of the British are coming. The British are coming. The British are coming.

Patrick Henry. I should have just said Henry. Yeah. I should have just said Henry. I'm going to regret asking this. Who is that? A great orator. Oh, my gosh.

He spoke out against the colonies way early when it was super controversial. The only reason he didn't get in troubles because he was like, He apologized later, but he was like not really sorry. He was one of the first guys to create an environment where America was like, we don't have representation and they're trying to tax us. And that's whole taxation without representation. That part I remember. Did not remember his name.

Patrick Henry. Patrick Henry. There you go. Eddie, you are the winner again. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. All right.

This woman, Grace, she's graduating from Ferris State University. and she planned to graduate on a Friday. She had a C-section scheduled for Monday. So no problem. After the graduation. After the graduation, no problem. Well, shows up to graduation. Her husband, Caleb, her whole family,

her other daughter, they're all in the crowd cheering her on because she was getting her bachelor's degree in early childhood education. Can't wait to go on, be an educator. She has it all planned out, but the baby has other plans and it came early. So she was still able to walk across the stage,

but under, like, her gown, she was carrying her 10-day-old baby with her as she walked across the stage. When do you get out of the hospital? How many days? Two or three. Yeah, two or three. Okay, so she didn't like sneak out with the baby. No.

Got it. The baby is under. It's like in that. So like was the baby breastfeeding at that time? I'm looking at a picture. I was a sort of weird question. No, no. There's no reason for the baby to be carried across the state.

I'm looking at the baby right now. It's in like the papo. Is that what you call the thing on the front that's wrapped? The baby sits in that thing? It's like a cocoon thing. Caccoon papoos? The baby's in that where its head pressed up against the mom. I think she easily could breastfeed if they needed to.

But that's the position the baby's in. But why is sunfucks all up in arms if she's... No, no. Here's my question. She's just doing this for attention. No, no. The baby could have stayed with the father in the stands and held... I mean, there's no need for the baby to be with her.

I didn't know the father's still around. It just said the father was there. Caleb. Caleb was in the crowd. Dang, got me. I didn't know Caleb's on a deadbeat dad who showed up just to... Listen, I like it. I'm good with it.

The baby's with her. The baby's just been born. She keeps next to the mom. Because originally, when she's walking across the stage, the baby was supposed to be in her bed. I hate good stories. I get it if she's still pregnant. Our resolution is all bad stories. Whatever.

Amy, thank you. 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. Clever Taylor the 4th.

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Just a little bit bigger hips, wider. This is a podcast. We're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. With all the snacks and drink. Sidebar. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? They had a bogo. Well, then you got it.

Do you want a white collar or something here? Just take it. What are y'all doing? Microphones? Are you making a rap album? I would. Come on. I would buy it.

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Wake up, wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keep it. on turn. There's on turn. There's a baby lunchbox, more game two. Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through.

Backdies right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the box so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's Stone. There's Christy from Wisconsin. So my husband and I have been back and forth about wanting to move out of Wisconsin and go to warmer weather. And we've recently been talking about making a move to South Carolina in the summer.

And obviously, we hesitate because we have kids. We went out to dinner tonight. And my husband opened a fortune cookie got nothing. The next fortune cookie was mine. And it literally said moving south will bring you great happiness. Amy, Eddie, I don't know. Is it a sign? I just don't know what to think.

Love the show. Yeah. Do it. Hold on us. She knows better to ask me because I believe we will find signs in anything if we look hard enough. What do you mean to look hard enough? It was a fortune cookie.

It's in your face. It doesn't have to actually mean move south geographically in the United States. It can mean anything, right? And Amy's like, give me a sign. And then a letter from a sign, like literal sign is on the ground. She's like, oh, yes, I need to go and adopt seven kids or whatever it was. So you guys look for signs. You want a sign, you'll find a sign.

Yeah. But I ask for signs. And signs exist. And then they appear. Great. I can't prove they don't. Right. You can't.

But she has that because you two will believe anything. But aliens are coming up from the ocean. I mean, it is pretty random that that fortune cookie happened to fall. Oh, no, you guys are getting them. Yes. You're getting them. I'm talking about luck. I don't believe it's.

What about the first one that had nothing in it? Well, that's the death card. That's the tease to get you to the second cookie. Oh, man, that's good point. Because my son did have his first fortune cookie the other day and he goes, Dad, they left the trash in it. I was like, oh, that's a sign that we shouldn't get fortune cookies. Exactly.

You tricked him. Yeah. Your thoughts. Amy, sign? Yeah, South Carolina. You would take the fortune cookie as that sign and you would go. If you were dependent on a sign and you got that, that would be it. Yeah, I mean, there's obviously other pros and cons to weigh here.

But if you're considering it and then that's the fortune cookie you get, absolutely. Maybe she's been praying for like what to do. And this is like God being like, well, I see that fortune cookie cookie. Yeah. That's like that joking gel. Yeah, yeah, it's like the helicopter one with the flood. Like, God, you know I don't trust fortune cookies. Yeah.

So why you send something I trust it? But then she's going to die and get to heaven. I didn't make that joke up. It's an old, old joke. They're going to be like, well, yeah, I sent you all these. You guys would trust the fortune cookie? Yeah. Pack your bags today.

Man, I start leaning that way, but then I think if you got that bag of fortune cookies, I bet you would find that same saying 15 times in that bag. I bet you not. I don't care what's in the bag and what's not. I'm just asking if you guys would do it. If I'm rested on a life decision, it popped up. You would?

I may have to go with it. If it's close, you're on the fence, you've got to make a decision. That happens. I think I'm going with it. You would let that affect it. Yeah. But it sounds like you want to go with it anyway, honestly.

Yeah, it does. If you're going to even consider a fortune cookie, you kind of want to do it anyway. So good luck. I hope the move's awesome. I hate cold weather. Love Wisconsin. Don't like cold weather.

So I only go certain months. Boom. All right, time for the morning, corny. Let's go over to Amy. Amy, let's go. The morning, Corny. When is a door, not a door? When?

When it's a jar. It's funny. It is? A jar. Do you know what a jar? I get it. A jar. I know, but I never say a door's a jar.

But that's the joke because it's not a door, it's a jar. It's like a jar of peanut butter. You know what I mean? Jelly. That's right. Like I don't get the joke. I do get the joke. It's the anonymous bin box.

Oh, Bobby Bones. My daughter is extremely. extremely active in school, sports, clubs, and community service. Her weekends are so packed that she barely has time to rest. I'm proud of her dedication, but I'm worried she's overextending herself and she might burn out. Should I step in and insist she cuts back or trust her to manage her own schedule? Signed. Mom of an extremely active student.

If the things aren't getting in the way of the things that are important, then you should let her do the things. because she'll let you know if she's burnt out. Did she say the age again? Sorry, I miss that. I wish this was my problem. That's important. I wish my kids were working too much, doing too many extracurricular activities. It's just community service.

I know. One of my friends literally the other day was like, oh, my daughter, she like wakes up before I do on school days. And she's gotten so much done by the time I wake up. And my friend wakes up early too, but her daughter's just so ambitious. She's setting the alarm at like 4.45 in the morning. and she's in high school. And I'm like, so she can like do some studying and get more done. It's awesome.

She's, my friend's like, she's making me look bad. I'm like, I feel that. Mom, I would say this is not the thing to stress about. I agree with that. You got a little capacity in you for stress. And you can fill it with the things that are worthy of that, hopefully. And this is not that. But also she probably wants her kid to like have a good time.

But her kid might be having a good time doing this. Okay. Because I would often be told, hey, you're working too much. You're going to die. which yes both are probably true I'm probably working too much and I will die eventually however if I didn't love what I was building

I don't always love the everyday part of it but if I wasn't loving what I was building I wouldn't do it and if I didn't love it I wouldn't be good at it because I wouldn't put so much into it so let her do that she'll figure it out

she'll want to cut back some and do more others but don't be stressed about this be stressed about what she's hiding from you not what she's put doing in front of you Bobby Bones show Boney up the day This story comes up as from DeSoto County, Florida. A man was pulled over and sited after he tried to disguise his truck instead of Border Patrol.

He made it the exact same. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. To look like Border Patrol? Yeah. But it was called Booty Patrol. Wait, that's not really disguising it. That's parodying.

That's funny, man. I would think you could do that. No, he's got the same markings and everything. So I guess because you could be fooling people into thinking you're an officer of the law. Yes. And it's called Booty Patrol. I mean, that is awesome. Like, what do you do on Booty Patrol?

You know what you do. Like you say, hey, you got signed it for Booty Patrol. Like, do you give them tickets? This is what the story says. So there is, it's not like parody, which is protected by the Supreme Court. But it too closely resembled a border control vehicle. It had a green stripe on the side, just like the border control. vehicle.

People were thinking it was the Border Patrol and it was causing people to react and they can't have red or blue lights that closely resented. And he, it seems like he had that too. Man, how great. But he was going to booty, whee! Like he pulls over someone. Hey, do you know why I pulled you over? Oh, speeding?

No, because you got a booty. Because this is the booty control. I mean. What's wrong with you? I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. We spend a lot of time close to each other in the studio and then we do podcasts and we just hang out sometimes. And every once in a while somebody will come up and be like, I think this person has a medical condition and they should get it checked out.

Morgan is the latest to bring something to my attention. Morgan, go ahead. Yeah, so Lunchbox and I were recording best bits. And usually like we get through a whole hour and nobody has to use the restroom. Lunchbox peed during our recording session multiple times. He had to keep leaving during it. So I'm a little worried that lunchbox needs to get his prostate checked. So either he has a prostate problem or he has a bladder infection.

Oh no. Does it hurt though? He would be in pain. What do you have? No, there's no pain, man. It's just, it's cold outside. So you have to pee more when it's cold outside. I've never heard that.

What? Oh, absolutely. Because you're so cold and you're shivering, it makes you have to pee. This is what it was like when he got tuberculosis. He was coming in with these symptoms. He was like, guys, guys? What? I just Googled it.

First answer. Yes, cold weather makes people urinate more frequently. 100% really? I'm not saying that that's not a thing. I'm saying none of us have ever heard of it. It's like if your hair is wet and you go outside, you don't really get sick. I was definitely about to say this is not a thing and lunchbox needs to go to the doctor. And so I googled real quick before I spoke and it's cold induced dearyasis.

But is that a disease? That's my point. Is that a disease? I don't know. But also if that's the case, why aren't all the rest of us peeing a lot? Cold deriysis is a condition. That's a disease. Cold diaryasis?

It's a condition. Maybe that's what I have. I'm saying, and I drink a lot of water. You guys don't know. I drink so much water and then... That can be a thing. The cold air just, man, you've got to go. I have coleridirisis.

What do you have? Coleririsuses. Cold or irisuses. Cold diureses, maybe. They say stay warm or drink extra water when you come inside. So I don't know if it's about drinking water. It's just the cold. It's his way of his body.

Is it a disease though? Protecting him from the cold. Because it says it's a condition. Like what's wrong with him that has this? Because again, I've never heard of somebody getting cold and having to pee. You guys? Never heard of. It is a normal psychological condition.

Your body just is weird. It increases urine production as a way to conserve heat. Psychological then, huh? I'm telling you. Like, I mean, I'll lay down for a nap. And in an hour nap, I'll wake up two times to pee because I'm so cold. But lunchbox, do you hear now? Something sounds wrong with that.

See? He's just got more blood flow to his kidneys. But remember when you got tuberculosis? He's like, I've sweat two times every time I sleep. I sweated like I was running five miles when I'd sleep. That was bad. And I just thought it was my ceiling fan. Why don't you get that checked out? What is there?

It's only in the winter, guys. It says here, while this condition can be irritating, it's a way for someone's body to protect them from the cold. So this is just a normal process for his body. Is he like a caveman? Wow. This is one of those things that he's has and he's like fortunate from the caveman and our bodies have slowly climbed out of it.

To keep himself warm? I really can't believe you guys don't have you have psisosis and don't pee more in the winter. That's crazy to me. It says here you can dress appropriately. Like if you wear warmer clothes, you may pee less. And if you practice deep breathing to keep your body warm a different way. Well, that's, I'm glad we learned this. I do not have cold diaryasis.

Yeah. lunchboxes. Maybe wear more clothes. I got clothes on, man. I haven't had a beanie on. Double up that hoodie. I could do that. I'll be hot. Well, we're rooting for you. What's set up and go fund me, guys? Poor guy.

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