The Bobby Bones Show - (Mon Full) Amy's Phone Scam + Raymundo Wants "Brotox" + TV Theme Song Game

Episode Date: July 4, 2022

Amy got a notification on her iPhone that she had just won a $1,000 gift card from Apple. Did she fill out the survey and claim the prize? Raymundo wants to get "Brotox" as a way to combat the aging process. Show members compete against one another as they try and guess television theme songs!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's happening? Welcome back to another week. Morning studio. Morning. I do want to start with something that came to my attention over the weekend. Ramundo, the guy that runs all the sound on the show, he's our audio producer. He wants to get Botox now. What is this about? Well, it's actually called a Brotox.

And apparently now that I'm 35, I'm showing my age a little bit with wrinkles. So I got talking to my wife and a company in town said, if I start to forward the movement of Brotox, they will give it to me for free. Yeah! Well, it's still Botox. I mean, Brootox is just a funny name for it. Well, a lot of guys think that it's just for females, but also, lines make you look older. And with Brotox, it actually will trim off about 10 years of your age.

Yeah! Wait, so you want to look 25? My wife suggested it to me, and then she did a poll on her Instagram. About 1,400 people said, yes, Ramundo needs to get Bro. Botox. You!

Okay. Can I ask, though, why you're anxious and looking a lot younger? I've never, obviously, had Botox. But I'm kind of okay with physically where I just look a little older because I am older. I think as a guy, there's nothing wrong with that. I mean, there's nothing wrong with as a girl either, but I don't know what a girl thinks about, you know, Botox or lip injections. I have no idea what's happening there. But I know as a guy, I think guys are cool to be older.

Why are you worried about that? Well, I did have a lot of years when I was working in the lumber mill, a lot of heavy machinery and stuff, and it did wear on my face and stuff like that. So if I could use something that technology's been advanced to where I can look younger, why not? That's what I say. Ed, if you stood Ray next to me, who looks younger? You? You think so?

Yeah, you look younger, for sure. I mean, Ray definitely tries with a hat backwards, which you're not doing anymore. But, I mean, I feel like if he took his hat off, he's definitely bald in in the back and all that. So I would say you. How much is BroTox cost? I think it's in the hundreds of dollars, so luckily I got the hook up. Are you supposed to mention a company? Don't do it here.

No, no, no, I'm good. They just said, listen, if you just start to do it, if people see it on your Instagram that you're looking younger, then they're going to want to go to this place. And so I said, okay, I'll do it. I don't care. My wife is in full support. She's going and holding my hand through the entire operation. And you think if you just post pictures of you on Instagram, people are going to go,

Hey, wow, Ray, you look a lot younger. I just don't think that's going to happen. Well, that's what they do, so don't tell them that it's not going to work. But I am all in on Brootox. Yeah! Is there a record for yes in a segment? He's betting the over on that. Wow.

Eddie, what do you think? I mean, Protox. I don't even honestly don't know what Botox is or what it does. I'm assuming that's the one they're injected and it puffs and it just takes wrinkles out. But again, that's even temporary, right? Like, that stuff just goes away. Botox, what it does, you like pop into your forehead. This is limited knowledge, okay?

All dudes talking about Botox, I have no idea. This is what you do. And I'll go to Mike for a second. He's on the computer over there doing research. What you do is you inject it into your head, and it pretty much doesn't allow movement in the rest of your forehead. What does it do, Mike, officially? It stops the muscles from contracting.

Moved it out. What's it say? Smooth it out. So it doesn't work anymore. Like all the muscles are just kind of dead. Therefore, your face just doesn't move when you're talking? Pretty much. Interesting.

The upper part of it. See, I think guys like, you know, you look at these older actors like Harrison Ford and like Clooney and even like Brad Pitt. He looks cool in wrinkles. Like I don't think it's a bad look to have wrinkles. I bet you they still got a lot of work done. Oh, they got Botox too? I would think so. Anything else you found over there, Mike?

That's it. Okay, Ray, when are you going to get this? I'm going in today. I'm going in today. So you got... Yeah, today. You guys ain't even going to recognize me next time you see me. Yeah!

What's wrong with this guy? Do you think tomorrow I walk in the office and I'm like, are you Ray's son? You just say, hey, kid. Hey, you know. I don't know you're going to come in tomorrow. Okay. Good luck, Ray. Thank you.

You already lined it up for free and you didn't have any talked about on the show yet? They don't give a rip, honestly. They just said there's not enough bros to know about it, so do your part, and I said I will. Okay. We can't wait to see what happens with Ray's Bro Talks. Let's open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag.

Yeah. Here we go. Hello, Bobby Bones. I was out buying some new outfits. I got home. I tried on the clothes. They didn't fit. I wanted to return them.

When I found the receipt, I noticed that I was only charged for three of my six items. So I want to return the items and want to give back. the other items since I didn't pay for them. However, I've worked in retail for a long time, and I know the cashier's name and ID number are on the receipts. I'm worried if I return all the items at the cashier from my original transaction will be in trouble.

Thanks. What should I do? Carly, a listener that started your show at 22 and is still a listener at 26. I also worked in retail, so I'll lead with that. And just say, if you don't want it, take it all back. Just take it all back. He's not going to get in trouble. She's not going to get in trouble.

Well, they might. They won't. I think that's super thoughtful of her to even think of that, though. Can she call the store and say, if the person's name is on the receipt and be like, hey, when is Cindy working? Oh, that's weird. No, I would say you can call. The things that you're going to take back, listen, if they fit you, keep them. If it's something you wanted to keep.

If you're going to take them back anyway, take them all back. If it's like a boutique store, a mom and pop store, take it all back because they're counting on every purchase happening. If it's one of these big box chain stores, it's going to be more hassle than it is anything. They got to put it back in the system. They got to put it at another store. They got to ship it out. Like they messed up. That's on them.

Keep the item. Give it to a friend. That's basically what I would say, do. If your heart is just screaming at you to take it back or you're going to go to hell, well, take it back. However, boutique store, give it back. Big store, don't worry about it. Give it to somebody else. Now, if you need your money back for some of the other stuff, that's different.

Go take it back and get your money back. But for the stuff that wasn't wrong up, it doesn't matter. that's the ends and outs. I know that's a little too in the weeds for you guys. But again, when you take something back to a Sam's or Walmart, they have to go, boom, put it in returns. They're not going to go put it back on the shelf. They send it to another store.

Just a whole process. And then you may get somebody in trouble. That's what I would say do. What would you do in that situation? Well, I think I would try to figure out when the person was working that checked me out. And that way I can return everything, but then not get anybody in trouble. Because I go and return it. I'm like, hey, Cindy, heads up.

Didn't want anybody else to see that you didn't charge me for these, but I need to return everything. And then, boom, everybody's good. And then you don't go to hell. Yeah. I like that. And then the other, the checkout person, yeah, doesn't get in trouble. Big store, keep it.

Little store. Take it back. I used to work in Hobby Lobby, people bring crap in. I'd be like, I wish they would have kept this stuff. Oh, well, I'm sure somewhere in the chain of people hire up with you in Hobby Lobby would be like, yeah, thank you for returning back. Maybe Mr. Lobby, and that's it. because the rest of us were like,

now we've got to send this back. You've got to mark the price down. Just keep it. There's more laborers going into it than it is you're making money on it at that point. Thank you, Carly. Thank you for emailing. You can email us at any time, everybody.

Morgan, what do they do? Mailbag at bobbybones.com. There you go. Thank you. We've got your email and we've read it on the air. Now it's about to close Bobby's mailbag. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

Tell me something good. So petty officer first class Ryan Sykes was given the keys to a new custom built home in his hometown in Grass Valley, California. And this is super awesome because he has toured in Afghanistan multiple times. He sustained a traumatic brain injury, left him partially paralyzed. So he needed a home built specifically to his needs. And it was given to him by homes for our troops. Well, it just reminds me of how great our listeners are. because I'm glad he got that house

and that's what we try to do on this show too. We have been able to award vets three houses? Yeah, we've been. Four houses? Four, I think. Because of you guys, the listeners of the show. Like the B team has come together. And when I say built a house, like literally,

built it, paid for it for different vets who have gone through different traumatic injuries and we've built homes together for them. So love it for him. But also it just reminds me how strong this team is that listens to the show and works together. there. What are you reading over there? Well, just how Ryan is now training as a competitive cyclist in the U.S. Paralympics, so that'll be something awesome for him, too. And he said that this home

has given him more than just a new house. Like, it's given him so much more. So super special. That's awesome. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. On the phone is Kayla in South Carolina. Hey, Kayla. Well, I was wondering if you could bring back an old segment called Wife Confessions, because I have one. Okay, we love to hear it. What is your wife confession? So for the last year, I've been asking my husband to go through his clothes in the closet because he has a bunch of golfing t-shirts. And it's like he's collecting them without knowing he's collecting them.

And so pretty much every weekend I ask him to go through his clothes because we need to get rid of some because it's like 90% of the closet is full of his shirts. Well, about a month ago. I asked him for the last time, and he did not get rid of any, so I took matters into my own hands, and I started selling some of them online. Oh. That's just terrible. Wait, well, hold on. So she's not even donating.

She's making money. How did you sell them? What platform? So I just used Facebook Marketplace. Nice. Good one. And so are you just putting up a shirt and going, hey, this is, you know, golf now, work later. I don't know what, are they, like, funny golf shirts, like little slogans and stuff?

They're like PGA tour golf clothes, like I've got golf. and they're really nice. Oh, like collared shirts. Yeah, like the dry fit kind of material. And you're just selling them. How much are you able to sell those for? I'm just asking. Well, I'm only selling them for like $10 because they're used, you know.

Yeah. No, that's easy money. The people where I am love them and they take them. Do you mail them off or do they come by the house and get them? They come by the house and sometimes I'll meet them like in town at a public place. And you made over $300 selling your husband's shirts? I wouldn't tell them. keep selling. You've given them a warning.

You know that no. You told them for months to get rid of the shirts. What are you doing with the money? Well, right now I'm just saving it for just saving it for whatever, you know. Okay. He doesn't know, so why not? Treating yourself. Yeah, well, she should treat herself. Yeah, she's working hard to earn money. That's right.

Or you can just split it with him one day and be like, all right, here's your half, here's my half. I sold all those golf shirts I've been trying to get you to get rid of. Eddie, do you hate this? Yeah, because I too have a lot of. golf shirts. I have a lot of t-shirts, a lot of hats. And if I, this is the thing. When you go play golf, you're like, you don't maybe use all the shirts, but there's some days

where you're just like, ah, this is perfect for that neon yellow shirt, and you start looking for it. You're like, wait, where is it? Oh my gosh. My wife got rid of it, and you get upset. It's your shirt. She can't go in there and just take that shirt. He's taken 90% of the closet, and she has said for months, you need to get rid of some of these shirts. If you

are given an order, and you can't explain back why their order is not fair, it's, that's on her. Oh, I don't know, man. So has he noticed at all that shirts are missing? He has not noticed because he literally has so many. Each time he goes golfing, it's like a brand new shirt to him. And all these shirts that he gets are like gifts like Father's Day or his birthday or Christmas. And so he doesn't really notice that they're gone. He just picks out a new one every time. Bones, you have a lot of shoes, right? Yeah. What if one day you're

like, oh, let me wear those Airmaxes that I love and they're gone because Caitlin sold them? you'd be mad. If she had said to me, hey, we have too many shoes. Or take into the closet space. No, she hasn't. I used a guest closet. And she's like, hey, we need to move some stuff. If I didn't have a good response back in a reason,

and then she started selling them three months later. Okay. Let's reverse this. We got to reverse it for the point. What if Caitlin goes into her closet and she's looking for a pair of heels or a purse or whatever that she wanted? And she couldn't find it. and she found out you sold it. Would Caitlin be mad?

But it all depends on the conversation that's been had already. She would be mad. There was no conversation. With her, Kayla, there was. She told her husband. She said, hey. Yeah, but she didn't say, hey, get them or I'm going to sell them. She told them multiple times.

I'm team Kayla. Why? Why? I don't know. I feel like. I'm team Kayla. Kayla, you told him. He's a knucklehead.

He didn't listen. She feels bad. That's why she's confess. And then he has to pay the... You do the time, you pay the crime. Wait, you do the crime, you pay the time. Whatever that's saying is. Kayla, I think it's great.

Split the money with him. Give them like 400 bucks when you get a bunch all saved up. That might make it better. Each. You'd be like, hey, you didn't get rid of your shirts. Here's 400 bucks that sold a bunch of them. And I think you have a good life. I'm on your team.

There's no need for a confession. This is more like teaching lessons to other people listening. Thank you. All right, Kayla. There's not even what? Or she can make him a golf shirt blanket. That's what I did with all my husband's extra shirts. That's a blanket idea.

That makes me even more money. No, it's great. Yes, because you still have the shirts? You don't use it and it's just taking up space. But it's still a special blanket full of your shirts. And that way we didn't get rid of them. We just repurpose them. I wouldn't want a golf shirt blanket.

Me either. Kayla, you're doing good. Keep up the good to work. That's what I'm going to say. Okay. Thank you. All right. Bye, Kayla.

Let us know when your husband finds out, though. Ooh, that might be good. Happy Independence Day. It's the Bobby Bones show. Happy Fourth of July. Chris Jansen here. My favorite Fourth of July memory, oh my gosh. Not only we celebrate in freedom and an awesome.

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book your cabin. Topshelfcountrycruise.com. It's the good news countdown. Counting down the biggest good news stories across the lab. Let's go. Number five. A guy in Phoenix had to have part of his femur, hip, and glute removed

after a bone cancer diagnosis two years ago, so just walking again was a huge ordeal. But he used to run marathon, so his goal was to finish one again, and He just did it. He spent 12 and a half hours to get 26.2 miles and his surgeon supported him by also going along with him. And they were in San Diego. They video chatted the whole time. The surgeon was on the phone. Oh wow. That's cool. Yeah, he didn't actually walk beside him. But he did it over 12 and a half hours and didn't stop and completed his his marathon.

Number four. A woman in Detroit says her faith in people is restored after two 15-year-old kids found her dog running around, brought it her house and sat on her porch for 45 minutes to make sure she got it back. Here she is talking about him. They had been sitting there for 45, 50 minutes, and they found him in the other neighborhood and he led them home. Those boys are so sweet. To know, I'm in a neighborhood where we look out for each other and, you know, there's good people out there still.

Number three. A cop and a paramedic got called to the same emergency at a restaurant, and now those two are engaged. He wanted to ask for a number and didn't have a chance to, but luckily, She found him on Facebook and liked his page. Oh, interesting. So since they were called to the same spot at the same time, they met, now they're getting married. That's pretty cool.

That's a movie. That's a movie. Number two. A guy in Texas named Marcos Perez has been donating blood every two weeks for 37 years, specifically blood platelets, which takes longer and is a bit more painful. When he was a baby, a blood transfusion saved his life, so he wanted to do it too. So in 1984, when he became old enough, he started giving blood. He is on his 960 second blood donation He's about to hit 1,000

He's helped just under 3,000 people That's awesome Isn't that crazy? Number one! And your number one story I'll ask you this question A new study found the biggest things That make people happy are blank

Family? Correct, that's number one. Pets? Dogs? A sense of community is number two That kind of fits in there And being in nature is number three. Oh, I was going to say bird washing.

Oh. You know what? Did not make the top five? What? Money. Oh, that's right. Because people aren't honest when they answer these surveys. They want to seem like a good person.

They act like they care about their family. In fact, places that had more money had lower happiness scores. Interesting. Okay. How do you know what they say? The Hamptons. Let me tell you, they're real unhappy in the Hamptons. Maybe if you go ask them how they really feel, more money, more problems.

Yeah. Okay. As they're sitting on their yacht right there in the Hamptons. Yeah. Oh, miserable guys. This just sucks. All right, there you go. That's the Good News Countdown.

That was the Good News Countdown. Happy Independence Day. It's the Bobby Bones Show. Happy 4th of July, y'all. It's Lainey Wilson here. When I think about 4th of July, I think about being in my hometown in Northeast Louisiana, little town called Baskin. Us sitting around in the backyard, popping them fireworks, just having a good old time.

Bobby Bones Show. Happy 4th of July. Sally in Iowa is on the phone. My daughter's 16. and about seven or eight months ago she said she was talking to this guy in India and I'm like, freaked out and I'm like, what?

Like, what are you talking about a guy in India? And she's like, it's just a teenage boy. I shut that down right now. I wouldn't say another word. I'd shut it down right now. But keep going. Exactly. So I'm like, no, you have to block this person.

You don't know who he is the other day. Like, I don't know, two days ago. She said, Mom, I have to tell you something. And she's a good kid in general, sport, athletic, you know, good grades, whatever. She's like, I have to tell you something. I've been, I unblocked that. I never blocked that kid in India.

I'm like, what? And now he's 18. She's like, mommy's just a friend. I'm like, but how do you know? I mean, what is the point? I mean, like, how old is she? 16? She's 16.

Yeah. You know what? She ain't old enough. Nope. Let she had a guy in Indiana. I'll be worried. Much less India. Right.

Who knows if he's really even from. He could be from anywhere. in the world. That's what's crazy. And also, I don't know, but should there be, Bobby, what do you think? Should there be a consequence? Like, she said she was going to block the guy and then she didn't. She continued talking and her mom trusted that she was blocking him. Should there be a consequence for that? No. Why? Interesting. But here's why. She came to you and admitted it. Okay, true. And she didn't meet up with him secretly. Okay. I think it's a pre-consequence. You go, hey, listen, because you told me the truth, I'm not angry here. But if you do this again, I'm going to be really angry.

and this is like seriously to protect you. And I know I heard you say, my daughter's a good kid. I've heard from multiple just experts and people that I even follow online that this is what they're, this is what they do for a living is to help protect kids from this type of stuff. And they were like, it can happen to the most,

the kid you would like never guess in a million years that would get caught up in this weird online type scandal situation. And so I just want to, you to not be naive to the fact because your daughter is a good kid. It can also be a 40-year-old dude who is just trying to get something from her or you. And they know how to groom and they know how to do certain things and it could be much. Like it could be all kinds of scary scenarios. So I would just go into protective mode, but not like in a helicopter mean way.

But in a like, hey, just have honest real conversations with your daughter about it way. Hey, tell her I said it. I've been tricked by many people from India. Yeah. Well, even America. I've been tricked by a lot of people. Bodies been tricked by hot models that were not hot models. Yeah, it was a dude in a hotel room in Texas.

It was the whole thing. Way back many years ago, I've changed last year ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sally, no way. I'm always someone to go, hey, what's the compromise? There is no compromise here. You're 16. You're not talking to dudes from India.

We don't know who this dude is. The end. That's a wrap. Put a bow on it. Mail it back to the North Pole. The end. Yeah, I think I just tell her that. No.

Yeah, no buts. Yeah, no buts. No butts. I'm the mom. Well, you're the mom. I'm not the mom. But that's it. The end. Not good. I've seen too much. Too many bad things happen. People, I'm in India. I'm a hot mott.

No, that's not me. No, that's not me. All right, Sally. I hope that we gave you what you need to go ahead and pull the trigger on that. Exactly what I needed. Thank you so much. All right, Sally. Good luck. Let us know what happens. If you want to call us back, we'd love the update. All right, thanks. All right, bye-bye. It's time for the good news. It's Bobby. Tell me something good.

Carl Garrison, 96 years old, built us home in shoreline Washington almost 40 years ago. But over the years, his veteran's health has declined, and as he's gotten older, he hasn't been able to maintain the house and especially the yard. So there are code violations in the city of North Seattle, and they're stacking up, and there are fines stacking up. That's when Jason Kirk came in. Jason's manager of a Seattle Home Depot and a fellow veteran, and he stepped into help. Now, under his direction, with the help from the Home Depot Foundation, West Carolina, and dozens of vowshers. volunteers, everything was made, the repairs were made, the cleanup was made. And so Carl's home is completely up to code now as of this past weekend. Here's what workers did. They cleaned up the

yard. They put in new plants and mulch. They built a ramp so he could more easily make it inside his own home and to his second story with his walker. And so he was amazed and this is Carl. I'm just totally odd. I can't believe it's happening to me. I mean, I'm just, I feel like I'm just a guy. That's an awesome story And an awesome clip And by the way, Carl's 96 That's amazing too And so that is somebody looking out for our veterans

As a matter of fact, it's a veteran Looking out for other veterans That is a great story Glad we could share it And that is what it's all about That was tell me something good On the phone right now is Rakita Hi Rakita New Mexico

How are you? I'm good and how are you Bobby? Pretty good thing Morning Thank you for calling what's up Yeah I have been listening to you guys forever and I know you guys always say I feel good oh I feel so good I really just wanted to know where that came from because it's it's so cool and it just makes me feel like good thanks it actually

comes from me playing high school football and the cheerleaders on both sides and that you got understand I went to a double a school we had 50 people in my entire class so it wasn't like it was this massive stadium full of people you know not a five Bay School, not Texas or Florida or California. So you got a couple hundred people in the stands and the cheerleaders, Mountain Pine Red Devils on our side. Jessiville lines on the other side. Mount Pine Chilers would go, hey, Jessville, how do you feel? And they would go with some claps and kicks.

I feel good. Oh, I feel so good. They go, hey Mountain Pine Red Devils, how do you fit? And they would do it back and they'd see who could get louder and get the crowd louder and louder. Oh, I like that. And they would just continue to go back and find. I don't know if it ever stopped. They might still be doing it because there was no true end.

But that is what happened. It was high school football. I feel good. Oh, I feel so good. And then they would ask the next person. So I go, hey, Eddie, how do you feel? And I say, I say it. I feel good.

Oh, I feel so good. And then you say, hey, Bobby, how do you feel? And then we never stop. And then we die in our caskets. I feel good. Still going. But that's where it comes from. Rikita, is me high school football.

That's awesome. Because I played a lot of sports in high school. So I get how that could, like, pump you up so good. Yeah, Rikita, how do you feel? I feel good. I feel so good. Nice. And when we ask you, if you call them, we go, how do you feel?

You can say, oh, I feel fine. You don't know, but the real team, they know to go, I feel good. Oh, I feel so good. Thank you, Rikita. I hope you have a great day, great week. You guys too. Bye-bye. Bye-bye.

Over to Amy with the morning corny. The morning corny. A semicolon got arrested. Okay. It got two back-to-back sentences. That was the morning corny. What's your question? Can you explain to me?

I have no idea. Yeah, semicolon is used. That's the dot and the comma. And you can use that with two sentences. You put it in between basically two sentences without a period. Oh, okay, I didn't know why you used a semicolon. That's why I, that joke was way over my head. Well.

Too intelligent for me. No, I think it's a good one. And a lot of teachers out there are going to tell it. Are they? Yeah. I don't think I've ever used a semicolon. Thank you, Dennis Miller. We're about to have an eight-year-old on the phone here,

who broke the Girl Scout record for cookies, 32,484 boxes in one season. Dang. She sold online in front of her house. And once she started selling a lot, she started going, how can I use this to give back? And so that's exactly what she did. It's all about her community cancer research. And she just continued to sell. And she's about to be on just one second. She also had childhood cancer. And so that was why it was important

to her. I just love getting kids on that make a difference. And I believe she's on now. Eight years old, third grader in Southern California. Lily, thank you for coming on the show. Wow. Hi, Lily. Are you just the bell of the ball right now? Everybody's like, wow, Lily, you did so Yes, yes. So tell our listeners what you did to sell all these cookies. I did out of my house. That really helps too online. People from every state and even other countries bought cookies from you,

and those will be sent out to hospitals, homeless centers, and to troops overseas. How neat is it to actually help out other people at the same time? It's so awesome. It feels like there's a million of these. because all these people are donating. I never thought this many people would want to donate. It just means so much to me. Is your mom there with you?

Yes. Hello. Hello, are you Trish the mom? I am. Trish, how crazy is it to see Lily do something that not only is a great thing for her, right? But also to give back and you're seeing cookies being donated to all over the world. It's unreal. You know, people, the number one question that we get is how long would you possibly

have helped your daughter sell over 30,000 boxes of cookies. But, you know, Lily was born with cancer. So this life and these moments are what we fought for every day. And it's a dream to watch her pull that

wagon and reach for her dreams. And to see the world respond how they did and are is magic. It really, really is. Did you guys set out to break a record? And if you didn't, how did you At what point did you know, oh boy, we are selling a lot of cookies?

We didn't even know there was such thing. We had no idea. At the beginning of the season, Lily's goal was to sell 5,000 boxes so that she could earn her trip to Fiji and Australia. And she reached her 5,000 boxes in pre-sales. So from there, she decided, okay, mom, how many boxes do I have to sell so that I could start feeding the homeless and buying food for the homeless. So I said, okay, then you have to sell 10,000 boxes.

So she did that in a few days. And we were told one number was the top selling number. She had to pull out almost 10,000 boxes, and she did it a week early. Well, thank you for sharing some time with us. And I want to tell Lily the same thing if you put her back on the phone. We just really appreciate you guys. Lily! Lily!

Hey, Lily, say your last name. Yes. Okay, so follow at Lily Bumpus underscore Give Forward. That's her Instagram. Lily Bumpus underscore Give Forward. Lily, you are A plus and the best. Congratulations, big things ahead for you. You have a heart of gold, okay, kid?

All right, bye, Lily. Bye, thank you. Welcome. Happy Fourth of July. Here on the Bobby Bone Show. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant.

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Click OK to answer questions, complete the survey, and then boom, you get a $1,000 gift card to PayPal. Question one, what's your social? Question two, what's your bank account number? I didn't end up filling anything out, but I, because I was like, It just seems a little shady, but it popped up on my phone and I have an Apple phone. Like, why wouldn't I believe? So I took a screenshot and then I posted it to see if anybody else had that happened. And I guess in the browser it says unsecure link or something.

I don't know. Is that a clue? What did you have open that allowed that pop-up to happen? I have no idea. I think I was just on my phone. I don't remember exactly what I was doing. Maybe I can go back to the screenshot and see, but maybe just using my browser. So you think there's a chance you really want a thousand bucks?

I don't know. What's the chance in your mind before I was negative about it? When you saw it, what was the chance you thought you won? 50-50? It said once a week, they randomly select a few lucky users. And today it's you, it said, to me. That's pretty cool. And I thought, like-

No, that's not pretty cool. Don't be clicking stuff. Do you think they're just randomly giving way $1,000? And I think, too, it's probably not coming from Apple. I think they realize most people are just an Apple user in some way. If it's iTunes, Apple Music, iPhone. See? Right there. That's it. Dear Apple user. Why don't they say, Dear Amy. Oh, good call. I wouldn't have caught that.

If they know who you are and it's coming from Apple, they have all your information. That's true. You're right. I wouldn't click that. Yeah, I know. Even if you're in the browser, it says not secure and has all these weird letters. But heads up, if something like this pops up on your phone, don't fall for it. Because what we have concluded is it's not real. How much is the gift card? It's a fishing scam.

A thousand dollars. It's a thousand though, bones. No, no, no, no. It's a fishing scam, for sure. Remember the last time in our emails that we got an email from our CEO and CFO going, hey, everybody won a $300. And that came on and I said, do not click it. That's a scam.

And what happened? It was not a scam. It was real. I know. I got my $100. I know, and I didn't do it because I didn't. What? But also, I would say, like, we're, I could see that, you know, someone like,

you know, an older person, like my dad for sure. I mean, he had an apple. If that would have popped up for him, he would have clicked, okay, and entered in all of his info to get his $1,000 gift card, and he would have gotten totally scammed. Here's what I'm seeing on the internet. Amazon, Apple, they both have this scam. It's not them doing it, but people know, a lot of people use Amazon and Apple, and they send it out. Congratulations. You are the, and then you click it. It says you have two minutes, 51 seconds to fill this out. Question one, are you regular user of the product? You click yes. And then eventually it gets your information. Do not fall for it. PSA, the more you know, if you get a pop-up that goes, you want anything,

you didn't win anything. You went to a bad site. Yeah, I don't know where I was or what I was Googling, but somehow that popped up. All right. Good. I'm glad we talked about this, though. I've been getting a text, but it says, dear Kaylee, so I'm assuming it's wrong. Yeah, that's not you. It's a good assumption. What is the text saying to you? It's like the same thing, Amazon gift card, but I'm like, I'm not Kaylee. Okay, don't fall for it.

Happy Independence Day. the Bobby Bones show. Happy Fourth of July, y'all. It's Jelly Roll, and I wanted to tell you about the time me and my brothers had a drinking competition on the 4th of July that ended up with two of them faced down in the yard, and I said two of them, because it wasn't me. Yes, baby.

Bobby Bones Show. Happy 4th of July. Do you like it if you're in a store, and one of the people working in the store comes up and goes, hey, let me help you out. What's going on? How are you doing today? Or would you like to just, you know, roam and graze freely? It really just depends on what I'm looking for. If I'm just shopping and I'm there to browse,

then I'm kind of like, oh, man, no, because I don't want to be rude, but I know they're just doing their job. But if I'm at Home Depot or Lowe's, because I have no idea where I am where I'm going, I appreciate it because sometimes those people are hard to find. Yeah, and it's like they're harder to find now. Yeah.

There are less people walking around. I prefer to grace freely. I went and I was at the mall and there was a watch store, and I was killing time because Caitlin was shopping at a different store. and I've kind of forced myself to like watches now, but I do. And so I go into this watch store and the guy's like, hey man, how's it going? And I was like, good. And he's like, I can help you anything?

I'm like, no, just looking around. He's like, give it a beat. He goes, hey, so you like watches? And I'm not going to say no to that. You're at a watch store. I'm not going to go, no man, hate him. And I go, yeah, man, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I just kind of got into them recently.

He's like, cool, cool, cool. He's like, what's your favorite one you have? and I don't know anything about watches. And I was like, I got a silver one's pretty cool. Got two hands on it. And he doesn't know if I'm just wasting time or actually looking to buy a watch.

So he's come over and he's like, let me show you around here. Let me show you some of my favorite watches. And I'm just like, oh, I just want to look. But the weird thing is, at the watch store, they don't put prices on the watches. Oh. But what you can do is you can Google them

and you look like a real, I'm scrolling through trying to find. So I don't look like I belong there. Well, yeah, in a watch store, that's a more intimate. setting. It's a very small store. Can't run from it. So at the end I was like, all right, man, I'm not going to get anything today.

Sealand just kind of walked out. But I wish I'd have had that time to just look around with no pressure. And I was reading the story too if you're trying on clothes at a store, don't be too chatty with the staff because if you do, you end up spending more money because there's a guilt attached to it as well for the amount of work they put in to talk to you to get you stuff. I used to go to the buckle. I go into the buckle and I try to find me a shirt. And I'd be like, I like this shirt. And then all of a sudden over the top of the door and the dressing room, jeans would come flying over like halfway going, hey, we thought this look good in those jeans. Hey, here's a belt. What about this shirt? And I'm just like, man,

this poor person just went through, pulled eight items. They thought it would look good on me. It's probably the same items they pulled for everybody else. And I'm like, yeah, I'll take my shirt and I guess I'll take that belt too. Yeah. But they see on average spend 30 to 40 more dollars if you're talking with the employee because you start to feel a connection. If you're on the fence, you buy because of guilt. The psychology behind that's interesting. So they go. If you're trying stick to a dollar amount, don't talk to the people in the store. And then you think you're going to offend them by not buying what they're trying to say. It's not theirs.

I do feel guilty. If I walk in and I talk to them and I don't buy anything, I feel like I let down my friend. I know. And they have nothing to do with it except they just work there. They're just trying to pay their bills. There is somebody. We'll go into a store at the mall. And there's somebody, because we go into the same store so many times, looking for clothes.

They know who we are. And they're like, hey, what's happening? And they just kind of. But then I feel like I need to buy at least one thing. Guilt will get you, man. Yeah. commission. Then they do make commission, yes.

There was an awkward time too where we were going upstairs to the shoe place. And he's like, I'll just take you guys up to shoes as well, but he didn't work in shoes. And so we walk up, he's with us. We're up at shoes.

Then the shoe person comes out. I was like, between the two people. Between him and the shoe person. And I don't know if they worked out some deal like he gets some of that side commission. But in the end, he kind of went, hey, listen, I don't work up here.

I'm going to go back to my spot. He lost the battle. of July here on the Bobby Bone Show. In broad daylight, this woman gets attacked by a bobcat on the video camera on the doorbell. Like in the middle of a real neighborhood? The guy's walking out, it's her husband and he's carrying

like some cake or something. It's in the morning there's a jogger running by and he goes, hey, how's it going? Next thing you know, a bobcat attacks his wife on the other side of the car. This is the clip. Here you go. Good morning. He needs to watch my car. I mean, he chunks. He chunks the bobcat too. Sometimes I don't

know who is, the noise is coming. from the people or the cat? Everybody was scared. Yeah. The cat, the people. I wonder, Bobcats don't normally attack in the daytime unless it's scared or hungry. So something was going on and all.

Like there's just too many factors here that are weird. But everybody's okay. Thank goodness. But he takes that cat and just chunks it across the yard, just instinctually. But that was a wild video cut right on the doorbell cam. Literally wild. You also wonder, too, like, is this neighborhood new?

Meaning they knock a bunch of woods down. Right. Or they just happen to be the other side of visit a bunch of woods. In the cats, I go for food. Hungry. Another story I saw was out on the beach in Panama City, there was this little girl got pulled out with the tide. And so these two women go to Sabre, but then one of them gets pulled out. And so they're fighting the current, and the current's just slam in the beach hard.

And so it looks like there's about 40 people, and they make one of those human chains. Oh, I love that. They lock hands. Although, I don't know locking hands is the way to go. I think I would lock arms. Yeah, elbows. Because if one person's hand slips And you're the one that slips

It's like six of you guys gone That's worse But the girl was saved Everybody comes back But the current is just slamming these people But how about I mean they just started yelling at the beach And everybody started coming in locking arms Locking hands and getting out there

Here's a clip of one of the rescuers But the current kept pulling us out Pulling us out pulling us out And every time we take one step forward It would take us back three steps And I've swam in a lot of oceans and done a lot of things and I've never experienced anything like that.

It's real. Mother Nature is no joke. Mother Nature is no joke is right. Back in the day, all the best TV shows had amazing theme songs. From our childhood, we knew all the words

to all the songs at the beginning. Now, not so much. So, I'm going to play you the theme song to a pretty current show. See if you can name it. Okay? There are seven of these.

Let's go with number one. This is from 2011. Possibly the most famous one on this list. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Oh, I've seen this. But what? I'm thinking, because you said it's the most famous one on the list,

and I'm like, was this super famous? Yeah, what? I don't even remember the name of it. The one I have in my head, like, I didn't know everybody watched. Maybe it's something else. Okay, man. Oh, man. All right, everybody in?

Yeah. Amy. Walking dead. Shoot, dang it. It's the other one. Eddie? See, I'm picturing the one the guy from Wisconsin, the murderer dude, is like a documentary to kill a murderer.

Making a murderer? Making a murderer. That was later, that was like 2016, 17. Lunchbox? Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones. Oh, I never. Oh, I thought it was Salsa Cards.

Game of Thrones. Oh, dang. It's going through like all the little. Never. I am. No. Okay. No. Next up, can you name this from 2016? TV show theme from 2016. By the way, this show is still going. Yeah. Oh, you know it?

I got it. Okay. It's still going. 2016 is when it started, but it's still going. Five seconds. Amy? Stranger Things. Eddie? That's Stranger Things. Lunchbox? Ozarks.

It's Stranger Things. Everybody's back even now. One to one. This one from 2018. Name it. Which, by the way, I believe the same person that did Game of Thrones did this music. I was going to say it sounds the same. I'd like to start with that symbol.

Five seconds. What about what you got? House of Cards. Eddie? Sons of Anarchy. You're both wrong. What? Amy, you're going to punch it up in the neck if you don't get this one.

Oh yeah. No, I've got a house of cards because that's exactly what it sounds like. From 2018, that is Yellowstone. Oh, never seen it. Dang it. Cannot wait for Yellowstone to come back. Yeah, me neither. And I did not want to watch Yellowstone at the beginning.

I was resistant even. And I cannot wait for another episode, another season. All right, next up, can you name this one from 2013? The show is not happening anymore, by the way. There you go. Trap, trap, trap, till the cages fall. The day is new. And everyone is waiting, waiting on you.

And you've got. No idea? I mean, I've a guess. Everybody in? Oh, I'm in? Yeah. Lunch, wax? Shameless.

No. Amy. Dexter? No. Eddie. This show's so good. Orange is the new black. Correct.

Dang. I couldn't think of it. I knew I'd seen it. The animal. Tap, tap, tap, tap. Till the cages fall. Next up. 2015.

When this show came out. Five seconds. 2015. I don't think there. making more of this show now, but they might be. There's always little spin-offs. All right?

Lunchbox. Weeds. Incorrect. Eddie. Plata or plomo. Give me narcos. What? That's what he says.

Plata or plomo. Okay. What do you have? Narcos. You don't remember? That's what he always said. Give me a bullet or money. Mr. I know Spanish.

Okay. Plato plomo. All right, two more. Can you do that? named this one. 2015. This show is not in production anymore. Oh my gosh, I've watched this.

Me too. I recognize it. Eddie's up three, Amy, two, lunchbox one right now. I got two left. Almost. I need more of a hint. What do you mean?

Almost with shoot. Okay, hold on. Time's up, guys. Oh! No, you're done, Eddie. You're done, Eddie. Time's up. If you had just been listening,

you'd have got it. Lunchbox. No, I gave away the answer. Yeah, you did. Yeah, Eddie? Well, I have Curbier enthusiasm, but that's wrong. Don't say anything. Amy said, shoot, I said almost. Yeah, I remember that and I was right away, S Creek. Yeah, S Creek. Oh my goodness. You like that show. That's great show. That's fantastic show. Amy and Eddie are tied at three.

Dang. Lunchbox is at one. Let's do the final one. Here we go. Name this TV show. Oh, got it. Anything? this show 2020 when it started and still in production don't look at me like I'm doing this is the wrong I mean I just was going back further all right

lunchbox unsolved mysteries incorrect can you imagine that's the theme can Eddie and I say it at the same time yeah one two three Ted Lassow nice yeah you knew it I didn't I got it right at the no I didn't I thought it was that one with Mandy Moore with the Crockpot and the fire Oh, this is us.

Yeah. But then you said 20. Okay. We're now to sudden death. Amy and Eddie, we're going to play speaking around. All right. And with your name as soon as you know it. Here we go.

Amy. Walking Dead. Incorrect. Wait, let it keep playing. No. Eddie. Eddie, what is your answer? I killed him.

No. I don't know. Is it making a murder? It's your guest. Making a murder. Making a murder. That's correct. Amy went walking dead twice and missed it both times.

But you have to admit, they sounded kind of like it. Do they? I don't know. I think the same guy does all those songs. To me. To me, it did. Eddie, nice job, buddy. Thank you.

Thank you so much. There is. Our big winner, Eddie. I almost went house a card. I did. Bobby Bone Show. Happy 4th of July. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University,

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That's a tough one. It is tough. And as you become an adult, you get a little more set in your ways. You're also not adventuring out as much, meeting as many people. I would say yes, I have one. in the past five years. You ready? I would say yes, yeah.

I mean, I have one maybe that I met seven years ago here in Nashville. But through him, I met another person, I think, that is a possible good, good, good friend. Like, I'm enforcing the rules like a cop. Does it count, man. Does it count. Hey, it's a game that you started so you can do the rules. Scova, Steve has a story, which I wanted to bring up here. Scova, you tried to make a new friend.

When is this? Back in California? This is back when I first moved to Los Angeles, yes. Okay, so what happened? So you move somewhere new You try to make some friends So I went out to some bars Went out to a karaoke bar

And I was vibed with this one dude Like just we were feeling each other We were singing songs together Having a good time Drinking drinks And then we stepped outside I had a conversation Because it's too loud inside

I felt like we really This sounds like a date though I mean how you're talking about it It sounds like a date Like you're meeting a girl But it's almost like you have to court somebody now these days To make them be your friend

It's not like when you're in high school It's easy You're in the class of somebody You just become friends But as an adult was difficult. So when you say you're viking with this guy, like what does that mean? Like we enjoy the same kind of music.

We kind of worked in the similar type of industry. We like the similar kind of drinks. We just had the same kind of characteristics that we liked about life. Okay. And so you're vibing with him. And what happens? Vibing with him. Get my business card with my phone number on it.

I'm like, hey man, just hit me up any time. Phone number, email address, social media is all on there. Let's get together and let's hang out some more. and it's like crickets. Like when you go on a date, you feel like you vibe, had a good time. And there's absolutely nothing after that. I reached out to him a couple different times. I started feeling like it was a little stalkerish, but I really wanted a friend.

I feel like him and I really got along. So it's like how do you secure a friendship as an adult? How did that end up turning out for you? Still haven't heard from him. It's been like five years now. Wow, do you think he just didn't like you? I didn't get the impression that way. I felt like we really like hit it off.

Like we were supposed to be best friends, but that wasn't the case apparently. Maybe he heard you telling the story to somebody else and thought that guy's a psycho. That's a possibility, yeah. So he never, like, hit you back after you reached out to him? Never. I reached out on social. Did he die? I hope not. Man, that would actually be pretty...

Look up as social. Yeah, a social security number? No, his social media. It is weird to be an adult and try to make new friends. It is. Because, again, when are we getting out doing new things? We kind of have our own patterns at this point. And unless you work with someone, you're probably not going to be around the similar person unless you have to be.

Scoob, I'd like to reach out to this person for you. Okay. Maybe rekindle this old friendship. I would love to book him. Okay. A lot of radio shows will do this fake bit called a second date update or whatever. Yes, yeah, yeah. And so some are real, some are fake.

That being said, we don't fake any prank calls or anything on our show. Lunchbox would just end up going to jail one day for the crap he does. but that being said you know the bit is tell me the bit I've never done this bit scuba what's the bit on the radio people do

oh the second date update so basically what it is supposedly is they go on a date and then someone from the other side either didn't get a response or kind of like me in this scenario and they want to find out from the radio host

they do the phone call for them to figure out what happened in the date and why didn't they reach back out okay can we do second date update with you and this guy Can you track him down? Yeah, let me see if I can dig through some contacts in my old phone and see if I can find him.

Or you can just look up his name on social media, right? I don't remember his name. That's the sad part. Oh, you weren't vibing that good then. Once you ignore me, I kind of just wrote him off. I was like, all right, dude, later. All right, see if you can find him. I'd love to do second date update with you, Scoobah. All right, thank you all. Let's do it.

How humiliating scuba's got to go look for a guy to book on the show. That he didn't want to be friends. Yeah, they rejected him completely. I hope he's alive. Me too. It was awesome. We know. It's good when you were in love.

We get it, man. Happy Independence Day. It's the Bobby Bones Show. Happy Fourth of July day after my birthday. It's El King. My favorite Fourth of July memory has got to be the fact that there's fireworks on my birthday every year. I'm almost a firecracker. Bobby Bones Show.

Happy Fourth of July. Bobby Bones Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Little Rock, Arkansas. A man comes home from work and he's in his living room. He's like, man, it sure sounds like something's in my chimney. What's going on?

And he looks up and there's a dude in his chimney. The guy had stabbed someone, was running from police and was going to hide in the chimney for a couple hours. And the guy got home and he was like, uh-oh. So he called police and they arrested him. I'm always a little scared when he launches with from Little Rock, Arkansas. And I'm like, oh boy. He's going home for this one. He's going to my home.

I think most people feel like that when they hear their hometown. I do see sometimes on Facebook, people were like, I heard him mention my hometown in the bonehead. So the guy got arrested. The guy got arrested. So he was running from the cops and he was going to try to hide out in the chimney for a couple hours, but the guy showed up. I just never would think the chimney is the place to go. There's too many people getting trapped in a chimney. That's true.

Maybe you just thought you get desperate, you know? There you go. On Lunchbox, that's your bonehead story of the day. You've been up to the vending area. We've been up to the center up here with all kinds of food and drinks and just right up. to stairs. I haven't seen it yet. Just heard about it. And a lot of this, though, is you can just walk into it and grab, right? Well, it's the honor system. You're supposed to put money down somewhere, right? But I'm saying it's not in a machine. Right. It looks just like a

convenience store where you walk in and everything's just laid out. You can grab it, scan it, and then you have this little account card or whatever, and you pay for it. Account card. Yeah, it's something you have to sign up for online. But someone could walk up there and grab and go without anyone knowing. Absolutely. Is that something you're thinking about doing? Oh, man. I went there and looked at it. Yeah. And it is nothing but beauty, guys. I mean, you got good stuff. We're not just talking about the crap and the vending machines. This is real deal like food that you can actually eat and sustain your body on. And I mean, there is no one there to monitor it. And you can just get whatever you want for absolutely free. Are there cameras in there?

That's the only problem. Yes. Cameras. Oh, yeah. They have cameras pointed right at it. Multiple. So you would get busted. And I, that's when I realized, I've had nothing for free, guys. Are we sure they're on? No. They could just be their decoy. Like empty boxes, like empty just cases. Or just not on, not wired up to anything. Like, is it worth it to put security cameras up and monitor to watch for 99s at peanuts? Like, that's the question that I wouldn't wonder.

Yeah. You know? Well, we know the lunchboxes have been thinking about making a move. Like getting a little fruit. Go do it now. I dare you run up there. There's cameras. Just try it.

Just go up there. Just run. You know, Eddie wants you to take something, right? Do you know why? Because he wants me to get fired. No. Uh-uh. Tell them.

It's better. Guys, there's a little sign by the cameras that say there's a reward if you report some stealing. So I was hoping that he goes and he's like, oh, just get that bag of chips. I call the number and be like, I'd like to report a theft. He took a bag of chips. Check the cameras at 3 o'clock on Friday. Lunchbox stole. $100 for daddy right here.

Like where does the number go to Dan? For daddy. I mean, and who does this guy? I mean, snitch, dude. What a punk. You don't want to ride with this guy. That's an easy $100. You're not a ride or die.

But how funny is that they give you, they do like a reward system for people here at work. Somebody's going to want that $100 and someone's going to report a co-worker. That's going to be amazing. That will be cool. They should put it on the company email though when they report it. That should be it. The send out to all? Yeah, then they'll never do it.

I haven't been up there. I'll go up there today and look at it. Oh, it's so cool, dude. Next level? Next level. Like, we need that downstairs. Like, get rid of this vending machine. Give us the good stuff.

Okay, we're done. Goodbye, everybody. Happy Independence Day. It's the Bobby Bones show. Happy 4th of July, y'all. Walker Hayes here. My favorite July memory. is probably the year my son, Baylor was born.

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