The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Part 2: Bobby's Secret Card Party + Our Olympics Recap!

Episode Date: August 12, 2024

Find out about the secret card party Bobby is going to... Plus, now that the Olympics are over, we share our favorite moments, our thoughts on some of the biggest events and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone. Insurance companies are using spy drones on customers. Now, I don't have a problem with this because if you can have a drone, you can fly over and that's legal.

why would you not use it to see if somebody's lying out of insurance money? But again, let me, here's the whole story. A new piece on MSN alleges that insurance companies are now using AI-powered drone surveillance to look in on policyholders, revoke them as they see fit. Specifically, the article accuses one company of using to monitor its customers' roofs if the drones attack something. So what would be the difference if they just drove by your house and looked, though, too? Well, I didn't know they were doing that.

Well, okay, but I'm just saying if there is the capability to check and see if you're lying about something, what if they just got in a car and drove by your house? We'll go see if anything fishy is going on. Like, I don't think we'd have a big problem with that, but it's just a whole drone idea. Now, if they start looking at stuff and going, oh, we're not going to let them take a policy in the future because we see some minor damage. I don't know. It gets a little, but I don't have a problem with doing something legal. I don't love it.

No, no. What are you hiding? Nothing. Like, this just feels weird. And hopefully they only do it to the people. Maybe they feel like they get a tip about, you know, like guys hasn't worked his job for however many years he's on disability, but then he's on a ladder painting his house. Those stories are hilarious. You know, that's different.

Or they, you know. Guy like throws his back out. So he takes three years workman's comp, but it's in the Mr. America bodybuilding competition. Right. Like, those are awesome. Unless there's something shady, it would be the same as driving by a car and just looking at it and be like, hmm, let's see what's going on here. Otherwise, I'm okay with it. They're business.

I know, but just... They're hacking me. That's different. Yeah. Feels like an invasion. It does. And like, you're paying this money and then they're spending their resources and money to spy on you. Yeah.

Don't like it. Yeah. Feels dirty. I don't like it either if it's my insurance. But if you guys, I'm all good for it. Yeah. This one American dude cost us the winning country of all golds. Because he was a jumper.

And he tied with somebody from New Zealand, and they were like, you can both have the gold medal. Or you can go and redo it. And he's like, let's redo it. He lost. We ended up tying China in golds. You know, there's no, they don't cut the metal in half, bro. You just were a gold medal winner. And I'm the most competitive person ever.

I just would have been taking my gold medal. I'm been like, I'm a gold medalist. And that's what cost us. We would have been the gold medal champion. Yeah, I know. It's definitely a weird thing because, yeah, you just take the gold. You want. You got a gold.

We're first. You had the goal. American high jumper Shelby McHughan had, has defended his decision to turn down a shared Olympic gold medal after being forced to settle for silver. Both men clear 2.36 meters. Don't even know what that is. I don't know a new metric. Do you?

I have no idea at all. But I guess, you know, some people, they don't like to tie. They don't want to have the place they are going to have. But he didn't tie. That is 7.7 feet. That is jumping so high. That's crazy. Because that's like over the back, you know, when you jump on your back.

Yeah. That's not a tie. That's a double win. Okay. It is a tie, but it's not known as a tie. It's a double win. There's no T beside the name. I couldn't believe it, and we did not win the gold medal championship.

We tied with China, who came with 300 less athletes than us. And here's the thing. Don't put it that way. Here's the thing. Take it out the podcast. I hate China. Don't put that on the podcast. I want to get hacked.

By China. Yeah, take that out, too. I don't even want to mention it. They'll hack me. but it's so stupid take the gold as somebody who just watched on the couch and it's easy for us to say that

you think his ego just got in the way at that moment you know I started trying to think as him and I think here's probably a guy who his whole life wanted just to be number one I get it I do get it I joke around but I think I still would have accepted the gold because it's not gold with a T beside it

it's just you won the gold medal and then also I think had we not lost the gold medal count to China I'd probably feel different. But like a little bit of me, it's it. And I'm proud of him. That's still pretty cool. He won the silver medal.

But I'm the most competitive person I've ever met, and I don't think I would have gone back to re-jump. You? Oh, man, I'd take the gold medal. Me too. I mean, I don't mind. No one ever goes. Here's gold medal Shelby McEwen and, sorry,

tied gold medalist. No one's going to know that ever. In three days, they would have forgot that he tied, and it would just be he have a gold medal. And they couldn't judge. jump the next height, they missed it 11 times in a row. It cost us the championship. And then we have the gymnast who finished third.

They took her medal away. Oh, wait. I don't know this way. Because some judging, it took too long. They took her metal away. It's a bronze, so it didn't affect the overall. But now, you know what the sport America's really good at? We're about to hop in?

Litigation, suckas. Oh. We're about to go to court when that bronze medal back. Yeah. And now they're going to get it back. Just keep it. They may not. That's what I do.

Oh, you got to give it back. No, I don't. It's like if I got a speeding ticket in Montana, I ain't going back. Great point. Yeah. I ain't paying it, but I ain't going back. Oh, but you would want to go back to Montana. Not if I got a speeding ticket.

I don't want to pay. Okay. And shout out to everybody in Montana. I loved it up there. But if I got a speeding ticket and I'm like, that's crazy, I ain't paying that. I'm not going back. Yeah, I would just take it. Then I go to jail.

I would keep the gold medal or the bronze medal. The Olympics were awesome, though. It was my favorite Olympics ever It was great I wonder why that is Probably major sports Like The top first of all

Why is your favorite ever Let me think about that Because I just said that out loud Without even putting any thought behind it whatsoever But I do feel like it was my favorite ever I think he appreciated it more And it happened to be Like if he was home during the day

You could watch it Like it's not like it was Eight hours tape delayed Every time You could watch some of it live And there was so much coverage So you could see so many events That's what I like

So many different channels Had something on. It was great. Saw sports I'd never seen in my life. It's funny you watch channels. I watch Shaw Peacock and it was able to, it's not a channel. I was watching YouTube and like this. Yeah, we all have different ways. Let me think about why I thought it was the best Olympics ever,

but I thought it was the best Olympics ever, except we didn't beat China and the overall. Snoop Dogg. Snoop Dog's pretty good. I got a little Snoop Dog fatigue at the end, but I still think it was a big win to have Snoop Dog there. A little fatigue at the end. But Snoop Dog, A-minus overall. This just in. context. Hey, the Olympic story we're talking about a second ago. Apparently those two had tied.

I don't know if it was world championships or last Olympics. So they tied for the gold medal last time. So they, America was like, let's just do it again. I still stand by my statement that I am sitting on the couch criticizing A plus athletes. I can never do that. But I thought they called it a double win anyway. I thought, I just want to make sure that everybody knows the context. They tied last time. What if they're just supposed to be tied forever? Right. A plus. We had won. America still would have been the number one gold. When you have your gold medal at home, the other ones, yeah. Nobody comes into the house. It's an ashtrik.

Yeah, right. New Zealand guy got that. I was just over at his house. That does not happen. Exactly. It does not happen. It does not happen. No way that happens.

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MacD's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on. on the mic so you know what this is. Bobby Vaughn's Big. Stories. The final medal count, U.S. 126 total medals. China 91 total medals. Golds, U.S. 40, China 40.

We had like 300 more athletes, too. Oh, dang. We tied. A double win. No, that's a tie. That's a tie tie. That sucks. That's a tie tie.

I thought about what you said. Why did I like the Olympics so much? Yeah. Great ending to basketball. Steph Curry. Even my wife was like, oh my God, we're watching the final couple of games, the Serbia game and the France game. Basketball was awesome.

Simone Biles, anytime you have a superstar that makes it better. Katie Liseki, Noah Lyle. There were just a lot of American superstars that ended up doing what we thought they would do, and that made it super cool. I really enjoyed the Olympics. With the COVID situation, I don't know if other athletes were having it too. I only saw like when Noah had it, right?

He ran the race and then got in a wheelchair afterward. Yeah. And so I'm like, wait, so if you test positive, you can just get out there and run next to other people and... Don't ask me. Don't know anything about COVID anymore. Because like, if I had another race coming up, I'm going to be like, I don't want to run next to you.

I don't know. I don't even know what the rule is. I thought at the end, Listen, if he was really sick, I don't think he would ran. Right? Yeah, they said he had 102 temperature when he ran. Really? Yeah.

That's awesome, then. Like, who cares about COVID? If you're just sick? Yeah. Because he got a bronze, I think, there. Yeah, he was favored to get the gold, but he said it just took a toll and he just couldn't, and he didn't do the relays after that because he was sick. He just couldn't do it.

When they played the slow mo of, like, his body, like, you could tell. He was just, like, not, it is very different from how he looked before. Yeah, my allergies are bothering me today. I need a wheelchair. Imagine that. See, I didn't know that was the case. I know they were like he'd get COVID. All right.

Well, I love the Olympics. I thought it was A plus Olympics. Opening and closing ceremonies, both weird. Also just Tom Cruise. Yeah, what was? Well, it's because one, crazy stunt guy, a little man complex. But also, it's going to America next, right? And he's like.

Oh. And they kept showing him during the women's soccer game. I was like, we don't need to see Tom Cruise reaction every time there's a play. Like, they kept pan into him, like, enough. men's basketball gold women's basketball gold women's soccer gold men's soccer sucks

yeah why is that what's the deal yeah I mean there was like culture we didn't have it we never we didn't growing up our women rock we were the but we were the first country to put like money behind our women's soccer team so and women's we are more progressive with women's sports than other countries

but they're catching us we were we sucked last year with the World Cup we were terrible our women's basketball team oh man they almost all They almost lost. I mean, our men's basketball team played tight. Anyway, Olympics where I give it an, I want to give it an A-plus, so I think I might. A-plus. Do it.

Except for the opening and closing ceremonies, both were weird. An Oklahoma dog starts a house fire by chewing on a battery. What? Mm-hmm. The Tulsa Fire Department posted a video showing the scene that unfolded inside the home. The security camera footage shows the dog chewing on a lithium-ion battery on a pet bed, while another dog and a cat watch from nearby. The battery suddenly catches fire.

The animals, of course, run away, and boom, room is filled with smoke. The dogs watch the flames for a few seconds before leaving the room. Why can't this be one of those, tell me something good where a dog goes up and is like, Ra, Burr, fire, rammer. So I guess. Grab the waterhound. So it don't chew on batteries. Don't let your dogs have batteries, basically.

Like keep them out of reach. Or humans, you probably shouldn't chew either. Right. But the bed catches on fire. It's a big dog bed and boom. Oh. Crazy. The departments of the dogs and the cat were able to escape through a dog door.

No humans or animals were injured. probably had to be an old battery. A lot of things had to go wrong, but it's just keep batteries out of reach of kids and animals. An extreme concoction called Bather Fire. It's a beer. It's so strong it makes your tongue go numb. Rated at 75% ABV, which is alcohol by volume.

The average beer has 5% ABV. This Scottish-style barley ale is brewed for two months and undergoes fermentation and triple filtration. Again, it's a 75% or normal beer is 5% or. It costs $170 a beer. Wow. Can you buy this online? I would.

I don't drink and I'm not going to drink it, but I would buy one and have one of the guys on the show go full tongue numb if they wanted to. We'll be prepared. I was going to say, why would it be enjoyable if it just, like, your tongue loses the sensation? Because then you can't even taste it, right? Does beer taste good? No. Yeah, certain beer.

Over time, it's a very. acquired taste. That's what I'm saying. 88 brewery is it. I don't know the answer to that, but if they are able to sell and ship it internationally, I would buy one of these if one of you guys wanted to drink. That could be your first alcohol. Can you imagine? That's how I go in. I mean, that's how I do everything

else for the first time, so why not? One of the easiest ways to be like someone is smiling when you look directly at them. Well, yeah, that or creeped them out. Yeah. The whole smiling at somebody it's got to be handled with precision. It's got to be handled with care.

It's got to be slight. If I just look at you, watch this. Amy, I think we don't know each other. I just look at you. Okay, but that's weird. You're just grinning out. That's a straight smile. But I think you just smile release.

What about this one? No, that's creepy. I can't even look at you. However, a smile needs to be real. Fake smiles are easy to spot. A true smile will make someone feel emotionally closer to you. It's hard to go. Give me a true smile.

I think of something happy. Think of your wife. Okay, that's a different look. Yeah, that's weird, Amy. Don't go there. All right. It's tough. Think of true smile.

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Wow. We'll need to talk off the year. The best way to reheat pizza Place your cold pizza on a non-stick pan and cook it for two minutes over medium to low heat Yeah, that's too much. I like to put it in the microwave and just eat it immediately. I know, but this gives you the same as if you had it fresh because the microwave can make it really chewy. Then pour two drops of water onto the pan as far from the pizza as you can get.

Cover the pan with a lid, turn the heat on low, cook it for another minute. Okay, why not just make a new pizza? Are you serious? Guys, it's not that long. Why not take the dough and throw it above your head and spin it and go, mamma me? It was all that stuff. Yes, it was. It was like, do two minutes this way, add some water, get a lit. I mean.

It's a few minutes. That's the dumbest thing ever heard. 45 seconds in the microwave, boom. Tampa tops a list of the most desirable U.S. cities ahead of Charlotte and Virginia Beach. I like Tampa a lot. The 50 most populous U.S. metros. Now, these are bigger cities. Tampa 1.

Charlotte, Va Beach, Nash, 10. Nobody calls them that. That's Nashville, Tennessee. I was like, what is Nashville? Oral Floral. Orlando, Florida. Roal Nook. Rawley, North Carolina.

Yeah. That's good enough. The worst are D.C., New York, San Francisco. That's Chicago. Four, that's bull crap. Chicago only sucks in like December, January, February.

The other nine months, it is A plus. It's all my favorite cities in the whole world, except December, January, February. I'd also have put Boston in that same category, favorite in the whole world. But since I'm a little pansy, I can't take the cold. No.

No, that's valid point. I am the pansiest of pansies. Sometimes the cold is... I'm a little flower. No, no, it's not. You need to bundle up. I'm not. And finally, if you need to stick to a budget and a cut down in your online impulse buys,

consider leaving the item in your cart online for a day before checking out. Okay, this will also help you maybe get a coupon. Yep. Because the... Yeah, so it picks up, you know, because they're watching everything you do anyways. So you put it in your car. and then they know that it's in there. And then when you don't buy it, next thing you know, you get an email.

And it's like, hey, so this is in your cart, here's 10% off. Wow. I think that is a great tip. The other thing is an impulse buy, if you're impulse buying, you're not going to leave it in a cart. You're impulse buying. You're not, you don't have restraint. Yeah, that's why it's impulse buying. That's pretty good, though, for a coupon.

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You're going to walk up and over that dang mountain. You're not just going to put your mind over it. Yep, yep, exactly. And if I can't walk up and over it, I'm going to go through it. Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Here's the money for U.S. Olympians. Gold medals, they got 37,500 bucks.

silver's 22,000, bronze, 15,000. So, on the lower end. But in America, we can do what a lot of the other countries can't do. If you win a medal, you can usually use that to your advantage in, like, social media influencing for a while. So, give, take. Yeah. What do they have to pay, though? What do you mean?

I don't think they're taxed. Oh, really? I think that was fixed. Well, look at that. Well, look at that. That is right. There you go. Good to keep it all.

I want to put Anthony on in Springfield, Missouri. because, hey Anthony. Yeah. What's up, buddy? Oh, good morning. I was hearing you talk earlier about, you know, we can't be judging these A-plus athletes or A-minus athletes. But I feel like, you know, like half a case of beer, maybe a bottle of wine,

I'm for sure I can beat the Australian break dancing. She was hilarious. And the whole story about her getting to the Olympics. Because she really wasn't a real break dancer. she was like a movement and culture PhD and then she jumps around like a kangaroo it's hilarious yeah I think we all could have beat her but Australia was like all right we'll send you

now I did watch a lot of break dancing had no understanding of what that would be at the Olympics it was awesome like the real break I watched like the gold medal match for men and women and they would anybody watch break dancing I watched it and I thought it was terribly stupid but I thought the moves were cool but I didn't you had no idea who was doing winning oh I did it was a battle

but you didn't know who was doing bad I thought some of the moves I didn't know how I did rate them I know but I would watch and they were so respectful toward the other person I would watch when someone would win the other person would be like you got me it was yeah it was awesome and so they would like now learn about I looked up some break dancing stuff because I'd be like the first 15 seconds of break dancing is lame because they were just like bounce around I was like I can do that they just bounce it but that's forget what the term was we'll call it pointing or something that's just them like feeling the music

before they go but they were like twisting and feet over the head. It is super cool except for the Australia woman who was hilarious had no idea what she was doing except she was like a culture of movement and got a freak trip to the Olympics but here's the zero points. She had to qualify for the Olympics so she

had to win a competition it's not like he's the only one from her country though but you get in you just get in like a all right there's no way like lunch one there's no way she beat anybody at anything. I'm pretty sure she had to beat people to get there. Like you don't just walk up and say, hey, I'm a breakdancer. I want to go to the Olympics. Well, I will try that next time.

Because she could do nothing. She got zero points. She hopped around like a kangaroo with her little arms out for a little bit. It was hilarious. She did three rounds got zero points. It was Canada versus I think maybe France in the finals of the men. It was athletic stuff like I've never seen before. Hey, we got the bronze.

We did. I didn't see that. Yeah, we got the bronze. We beat some guys. I love beating some guy That's pretty cool Cody Johnson Till you can't

Bobby Bone Show To find out about this Australian Because if she beat anybody That's hilarious to get there Because it was It was comical It was so bad But like in a wholesome way

Yeah Tomorrow Eddie will be back on the show He's been gone for a couple weeks His dad passed away And his brother had some health issues Some major health issues So he's been gone for a couple weeks his Instagram post is talking more about that.

That's his story to share, but he should be back on the show tomorrow, which I'll be very happy about. I will see him today. He gets back into town today, and him and I are going, we're going to a baseball card thing today. What do you mean? A baseball card thing. It's a thing.

We're going to go up to Baltimore and go to a baseball card thing. Like a show? It's a baseball card thing. I'm going to leave a convention. Who knows, Amy. I don't like to talk about it because I know the hate all get, and I don't have him here to protect me. Oh, wait.

Is this a party that you? It doesn't matter. Hold on, Amy, I think I know what this is. Do you want to talk about your weekend or no? No. You can pick. You can make fun of me or you can talk about your weekend. I'm trying to see more.

I'd rather make fun of you guys. Okay, then have at it. Because we only have a couple minutes, so go to town. Is this that party you got invited to because you bought some baseball cards and this is when it is? Oh, my gosh. Oh, my God. Wait, recap, how that happened? He bought a pack of cards and with a box of cards.

And with that box of cards, you got invited to a, party and they give you dinner and we can't stay like wear a mask right you're thinking like eyes wide shut tom cruise oh what do you think what are you talking about you think it's some kind of sex party i don't know that's what i'm saying like no no oh so your identity is there no that's not my kind of party why would we wear a mask to a baseball party party okay so you show up and you are you it but it's a secret yes i me that was like secret but yeah it's a secret you show up with an invitation and it like it's not a secret but they didn't know when it was until they They got more information.

It was a secret invite. You guys have chosen to not talk about your weekends, and I applaud you for that. It's a big sacrifice, very unselfish to make fun of me. I bought a box of, I like, it's called The Hobby. I'm big, I'm such a jerk and a loser. We're going to go to this baseball court thing, and there's going to be baseball players there.

We don't know who it is. Surprise. Oh, it's a surprise. And we have a meal. I knew there were surprises of some kind of. So are they sitting at your table? know. We don't know. How many people were invited? Isn't it

exclusive? It's like 40 I think. Yeah, it's not that many people. That's going to be weird. And he thinks we're all naked, like, doing stuff with each other. I don't know. Like, I feel like you should keep your location on, you know, like, so you can be found. We're going to Baltimore. We will be back. Like, is it at a hotel? Is it at the baseball? Is it? It's right next to Camden Yards.

Okay. Baseball stadium. Okay. So it's going to be Cal Rican Jr. It's obviously Cal Rufkin Jr. I don't know that it's somebody from Baltimore. We don't know. I haven't seen Eddie. I will see him today. We're going to go.

And then he'll be back on the show tomorrow. So it's just you and Eddie going to this? Apparently in masks. Blindfolded on your way there. You get dropped off. You don't know the exact location. This is how I pictured it when you first talked about it. They didn't tell us where it was, even what city it was.

What do you had to wear? Baseball Card Society thing. They said business casual. So like I'm wearing it. I got slacks on and like a sweater. the collar on. Okay. Because I'm not going to wear a suit to a baseball card thing.

You think I'm a loser? I mean, you're flying to Baltimore. I know. That's the joke. Are you allowed to have your camera? I don't know. Huh. I don't know.

Doesn't say take picks. I mean, I can't wait to see. Wait to send nudes, though. I know. I just feel like this is weird, but. Are you going to geek out with other nerds or any of these ear cards? I don't know. I will be doing.

Well, thanks everybody. Out of time now. I think that's it. Man, you missed my weekend. I heard it could have been a heck of a weekend. Yeah, a heck of a weekend. I'm glad you sacrificed that to make fun of me because I'm the big loser in the room. But we're going to a baseball card thing.

But Eddie, be back tomorrow. You all think. What do you think is going to happen to us? I don't know. Don't drink anything. Okay, we'll be back in a minute. I want to go over to one of our lines and it says the name is anonymous. Can't say.

Good morning, studio. Morning. What's going on? What can you not tell us that we're going to be so entertained by? I know. I think maybe last week we're talking about lunchbox and trying to get on a game show and all it takes to get on that game show. And I'm actually flying out tomorrow to go to California to be on the Will of Fortune. That's so cool.

Now, I suck at Will & Fortune. So that, to me, I'm not jealous of, but to be on a game show. And that's Ryan Seacrest's Will of Fortune because Ryan's now the host. Oh, yeah. This is the new version. you get on Anonymous? It started about four months ago, and it starts out with an online application. You feel some information about yourself, you know, and a little video clip.

And I had a video clip of myself doing a belly flop, strip tease on a cruise ship. I submitted that with it. And they, of course, I wasn't totally naked, so, you know, but it was, you know, they look for personality. They look for personality. And they don't really care if you can solve a puzzle. It's just about being entertaining. Can you solve a puzzle, though?

Yeah. I'm not real smart, but those puzzles, they just come to me. I did if I can see them. And, yeah, so I'm really looking forward to it. It was Zoom meetings. They do Zoom meetings and all kinds of stuff just to get chosen. They say 10,000 people apply and only 600 get chosen. That's really cool.

So you go and they put you in a hotel. Do you know which day you go on or do you sit in a hotel until they call you? We have a tape date for Wednesday. That's so cool. And we have to be there at 645 in the morning and then we'll tape. they taped four shows that day and then they're actually going to

what they do is they're the three biggest winners of those four tape shows will actually come back and tape another show the same day for a tournament of champions will show on Friday

I'm so jealous that's so cool what is for you to come back with blank you would be happy like what is the goal here the goal is to be the big winner

there's no second place for me man I'm that guy amen it's not just by having fun. To me, you know, talk about, well, at least, you know, you go have fun.

No, man, losing sucks. That's right, buddy. When is fun. When is fun. Then let's try a visual. And this is our friend Anonymous. We can't say he's going to go tape Will of Fortune. I'm going to try a visual Will of Fortune.

I will give him a puzzle. Yes, remember it his head. Let's see if he can nail it. Wow. Here we go. B-B-B-B-Y, B-O-N-E-S. Lunchbox. Uh, uh, Bobby Bowen.

That was a hard. Dude, he's going to be. That was a hard one. We're really rooting for you. What do they tell you to wear? Do you have to wear a suit or are they like business casual? What are the rules there? Well, they tell you to kind of dress like, you know, dress like yourself.

But that was me. I'd be in Taint-Tompis short. Yes, sir. But they have you submit like five different pictures and then they choose which three they want you to bring. Oh, really? Do you know when these are going to air? They told, right now they're just telling us between September 20th and October 4th. But then when we get there on Wednesday, they'll give us a permanent date, you know, a more set date.

Can you call us after you return or give us an idea of when they're going to air once you're done? Yes, I think I'm allowed to do that. Yeah, yeah. We're not allowed to take cameras. You can't take phones in there. They'll send you one picture when you get back and tell you how you can use that picture. Yeah, it makes sense. Okay.

Well, we're rooting for you. Anonymous can't say. I love the fact that they tell him he can't do all this, but before he goes, He's telling the world. No, just us. Just us. Private. We're just private.

His voice is very distinct. No, it's a voice changer. It is? No, it's not. Okay. It's a voice changer. Yeah, it is. Amy, what are you talking about?

Yeah, it's actually a woman. We've changed the voice so you can't even tell. Got it. Yeah, it's a woman on the phone with it. Yeah, she belly flopped. She wears things often. All right, good luck. We're rooting for you.

Even though we have no idea who you are and where you're from. We cannot wait to hear from you again. All right, thanks, y'all. All right, see you. What happened that you'll freak him out? to let him get off the phone before you say that stuff. Oh yeah, sorry. Because then he'll be like, oh, well, maybe I shouldn't call into the show.

See, late now. But he's so excited. You can't help me. You got to tell somebody. But us, that's a lot of people, you know. A guy in New Jersey couldn't go to sleep, suffering insomnia, so he broke a world record of playing World of Warcraft for 78 hours. Oh my gosh.

Oh. So you may say, well, that's kind of nerdy. I wouldn't say that. I have very nerdy hobbies. I've already done like 20 mock drafts or fantasy art drafts, not until August 31st. I'm just going to say it sounds unhealthy. I think the unhealthy part was he couldn't sleep to begin with. But if you set a world record with something nerdy, does that kind of even it out and make it cool again?

No. I think so. Oh, you don't? No. If you're a nerd, you're a nerd. Like, you don't want to be known for being a nerd. I think Justin O'Donnell, a Marine Corps veteran would have a little bit to say about that. Marine Corps veterans can be nerds.

I mean, not all Marines are cool. Would you say if he was in here? Say, too. Yeah. You'd say what? Dude, you're a nerd. You need to do something better with your time than play World of Warcraft for 78 hours.

78 hours and 30 minutes. I salute him. This got dialed in. Broke the record for longest video game marathon. It was 59 hours, 20 minutes. He peed on that as he flew over. He did 78 hours. How many?

Is that three days? Well, 72 would be three days. Yeah, so three days. So does he have like a break for a bathroom? Does he pee in a cup there? I mean, I want to know what he does. He never get up? Do you want to send you video?

Yeah, does someone hand feed him while he's playing? Sounds like he wants to see it. Hand feed. I mean, you can pause it. No, no, if you pause it, you're not playing consecutively. That's not true. He was a lot of five-minute break each hour, and he used that time to play with his dogs. Feed the dogs, basically.

That's what it said. I salute you. Justin O'Donnell, a Marine Corps veteran, and Lunchbox wants to tell you're a nerd. So come see us anytime. On a recent episode of the podcast Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the Bucconista Aliche. to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money. What would that look like in our families if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here?

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with them. Ran into some people from the show. Like Morgan. Morgan. Abby. their men's. Their men's. So you guys didn't all say, hey, we're going to meet up. No. I mean, you're very passionate about

you did not know with them. I said, hey, where are your seats when I got there and then we were in the same area so we met outside for a minute, talked and then went into the concert.

So first up, how was the show? Was it as awesome as it probably was? It's awesome, right? Chris Tableton is fantastic. He is by far the best vocalist country music has ever seen.

Yeah. And I don't think a lot of people would argue strongly against that. I do think he's one of the best, yeah. It's hard to argue. It was awesome. It's just interesting hearing lunchbox be so passionate about it.

Well, I'm just saying when he doesn't listen to music at all. Right, right. But he's like, but I agree with you. He is like one of the best ever, for sure. Like sitting there listening, I was like, this dude has so much talent

is just really good. He doesn't, what I like, too, about the Stapleton shows is he's not there to like tell you a story. He just plays songs. At one point he said, like, maybe three sentences, and that's probably the most I'll talk all night,

I'll just probably say, next song. Okay, so you go. Now, Morgan and her new boyfriend were there. Yeah. First time you met him. First time I met him. He's been eyeing me. He was scared of you the first time.

Yeah. Like, he ran by you. Okay. So I met him. And I was like, okay. Very quiet. But is he scared of you, though, quiet? Like you said he was so intimidated the first time.

No, I think Morgan does most of the talking for him. Like, as Morgan would talk, talking, he'd be like, yeah. Like it was interesting. Oh, did you guys go out to dinner beforehand? And she was like, oh, yeah, we went to eat with his parents. He was like, yeah, I'm from here. Like, it was just like, wow. Like he was, but it's okay.

Like usually when you have a talker, you have someone that's not as much of a talker. But he seemed real nice. Shorter than I thought, Morgan usually likes really tall, like, rah. So. So tall in your mind is rah. He's making sure I'm in. You know how Morgan likes them? I've never dated a tall guy.

I think you're just very short. So it makes some of the guys in color. So maybe they look tall. taller than you, but he wasn't that much taller than Morgan, I didn't feel like. I've said that. Yeah, I'm also five foot tall. But I also said he was a short king. I didn't, I don't remember that.

Who's taller, Ray or your new man? Oh, I think Ray. Ray, how tall are you? Don't lie. He's five six. We can remeasure, but yeah, five. I'm an exact same height as Amy. Yes, we are the same.

We've measured multiple times. He might be close, but I want to say he's 5, 7 or 5.8. Got it. So, and what did you think about him? He was nice, plight. just very quiet. Like, very quiet. Like, he didn't have much to say. He just kind of chilled. And it was interesting. But I met him.

To be fair, when my wife and I are out, I'm that guy. I have very little to say. Right. And that's okay. That's what I was saying. I was just, Morgan talked more than he didn't. I was like, does Morgan talk for him all the time? But it's also Morgan's a group of friends that she already know. That's the point. Right. He's like all new.

But I did ask him. I said, hey, you going running tomorrow? Because he saw me, had seen me running. He goes, no, I'm probably going to take it easy. unless you want to go. But then I didn't take him up on that. I don't know how you run with someone. Yeah, it is awkward. There's running groups.

No, but it's awkward. No, no, like a group. One-on-one is weird. Right. That's what I was thinking of it. You're forced to talk or you're not. And then the whole time you're not, it's weird. So it's, especially if it's somebody that you don't know really well, a one-on-one run with is weird.

I've done that before. And I'm like, what do we do? What do we do? You know, I get it like a running group. Like there's like multiple people. There's a lot of people. It's a big group. I get that.

One-on-one, I was just like, no, man, I think I'm going to take it easy too. So maybe you're intimidated by him because he asked you to go run. Yeah, but then also. He was intimidated by you. But also, what if I'm faster than him or he's faster than me? I'm having this problem now with my pickleball group. One of my friends, I know that I don't know if plays pickleball was like, I want to start playing pickleball.

And I'm like, I don't know if you're any good. If you come over, then it can be weird. If you're not that good. So you've got to test him out on like a short one. Yeah. Get him on the short track. So it was, yeah, it was cool. It was nice to meet him.

How was lunchbox, Morgan, in your opinion? I mean, lunchbox is being lunchbox. So anybody talking to lunchbox is going to seem quiet because lunchbox dominates the whole conversation. He has lots of things to say. He has a lot of energy. So he, but he was great. Surprisingly, it went really well. And lunchbox did not be a total jerk in the situation.

It wasn't embarrassing or anything? No, surprisingly. But his wife was also there and I think she helps. Abby, you also were part of the Chris Stapleton experience. Yes. And your boyfriend was with you? And how did you feel the evening went? Good.

Yeah, we got down later to the seat, so I didn't even run into Morgan. I saw a lunchbox. And how was lunchbox and his wife toured you and your boyfriend? He was great. Well, he texted me and was just like, I see you, and I didn't know where he was, like the whole time. And I said, I texted her. It was so weird. I texted her.

Quit making it out of your dude. Pay attention to the show. I was. Oh, yeah. I'm going to tell you about the how people act at concerts. I've never seen someone be so lame. Morgan and her boyfriend sat down the entire time. They sat in their seats.

It's a Chris Stapleton show. They sat down and they just kind of talked to each other and just like, you know, look at the stage. Why are you watching us more than Chris Stapleton? Apparently watching everybody. They send an eyeballs going on watching you. Morgan, hey. Left early.

Why do you keep saying hey? Okay. I say for an hour and a half. Abby, on the other hand, dancing, making out with her dude, never sat down. Just loving it. Feeling the music. It was just complete opposite.

I thought Morgan was going to be like a Jammer. She did not jam. Chris Stapleton is not a jam concert. Did you watch the show at all or just watch them? No, I watched everything. Okay. I watched everything going on around me. I'm very observant.

Who's more fun at a concert? Abby, for sure. I couldn't believe Morgan just sat there and she left early. I never thought Morgan would leave early. Well, you know, there's traffic downtown. I didn't want me stuck in it. I felt that. I did not make out, by the way.

Abby, that's also okay. It's okay. It's doing a little dancing, little kissy. If you're not doing like, yeah, I didn't do that. You weren't like making out me, but you were, you kept kissing in a song. I think once. Why are you watching?

Abby was in my eye line to the stage. So she was in my view. Oh gosh. So Stapleton was good. Stapleton was awesome. I would like to say that I now regret telling lunchbox he got an email to go to Chris Stapleton because he wouldn't have even bid at that concert if it wasn't for me. So you got a man yet he attacks you.

Yes. Whoa, there's no attack. I take it back. How is there an attack? Well, you said I'm bad at concerts just because I stayed for a. an hour and a half and decided to leave and not get stuck in traffic. I feel like that was a very adult decision. I thought it. It was shocking.

Amy did you do anything this weekend? I didn't go to Chris Stapleton, although thought about it. The weather was so amazing. Gosh, wasn't it? It was great. Was it outside? Was it outside? No, it was inside. Oh, why was I picturing it? But it was nice walking to the arena and walking back because it felt really good outside. I was picturing them outside for that concert. I was like, God, that's going to feel so

good tonight. So anyway, my son turned 14. So that was like the big highlight of the weekend, because I can't believe that he's 14. It's really crazy. Like, I don't even know. I can't even process that. Like, and he's matured so much in the last few months and rides his bike now all the time. He got a new bike. His dad got him a new bike for his birthday, but it stays at my house. I thought I was like, okay, that's awesome. This is great. Is there, are there more places to go from your house? So, yeah. So that was really kind of him. And my cousin's been in town, so that's fun, too.

Like, I don't, if we were due to high, low, I have all highs. Oh, good. It's just a good weekend. I don't have any lows. I went down. I went to San Diego, but flew to L.A. first and did Rich Eisen's show, was a guest on it, which was really cool. Then did the Chargers for too much access in our sports show. And then went down and spoke for the company at a thing called morning show boot camp.

and went and talked to other shows, did that, which was about an hour, and then I probably sat for about four and a half or five hours and just talked to people who were just like, hey, like, you know, one-on-one. So I lost my voice and allergies from all the talking, but it was good. And then flew back home and my wife and I just watched

a bunch of movies and stuff, but we'll do Tuesday. What was your topic for talking about? Well, I think... Did you go away our secrets? I think initially it was supposed to be like a wall, through my career and I was like nobody cares and so I it was more like real talk about this radio or media or content creation like it sucks and it's very hard to be successful and jobs are

getting cut all the time everywhere all the time and how to find the value in what you're doing and how to be valuable to your company so it is much harder for you not to lose your job and And then they asked a much of questions. It was a, I felt like it was a very real talk. I know that probably some people corporate would wince if they heard some of the things I was saying. Not anything bad about our company at all, but it was just like, here's how to make yourself valuable with whatever company you work for. And here's how what you can invest in with your time and energy. And here's what they're telling you to do invest your time in. But if I were you, I wouldn't invest as much here. It was just one of those things. And,

This is where I screwed up. And this is how I do it now because of the screw ups that I've been through. And I've been fined and all of it. So it was just that. It was one of those. I thought it was really good or really bad. I didn't know. I was just being as honest as I could.

And then afterward, I felt pretty good about it because a lot of people were like coming up. I mean, I probably said it for four and a half or five hours after that. So my voice was a little shot. And it's still a little off. But it was good. Flew home. Did all the other stuff. But that was it.

going to the baseball card thing tonight and then have to go back to New York on Thursday evening. We'll work from New York on Friday to do some client stuff. We're like if we're close on deals now, we're trying to close deals. I'm trying to keep our jobs. If I don't close this deal, none of you guys get to keep

your job. Just me. I'm the only one. I'll go to New York. It's fine. It's not really that. No, I have to go do like a client thing. Like go meet a couple CEOs of businesses. They've asked me to go to go to New York, New York, Chicago and L.A. and do three separate CEO meetings, which is super great. It's just trying to schedule it all between this and vacation and I Heart Music Festival,

which is coming up in September. Oh, yeah. And then making sure we still do the show. Isn't that crazy that's already going to be? And it feels like January 1st just happened. I mean, we're about to have Thanksgiving, I think. I know. Wow.

I know. Halloween. I know. It's happening fast. What is the new diet trend? It's like tadpole water. Tad pole, like the turn into frogs? Well, they call it Tadpole water because it's chia seeds in water,

and they say it's absolutely disgusting. And it looks like Tadpoles swimming around in the water, and people on TikTok are drinking it and losing three pounds in a couple days. And they're like, oh my gosh, I can't drink. Listen, here's the girls that started it. Chia seed water or the Tadpole water, whatever you want to call it, I can confirm it does work for weight. I haven't been drinking this for like three or four days long.

I've lost three pounds. The texture is funky and it tastes funky too. But if it helps, it helps. It makes me gag, but it's so nasty. So what's the unhealthy thing it's doing? Because nobody loses three pounds that quick and a healthy weight. You can lose like a bunch of water weight. But what does it do?

I think the chia stuff is a... Expand. Okay, lunchbox is saying it makes you use the bathroom a lot. You're saying it expands. Oh, well, they are fibrous. So yeah, they have a lot of fibers so you could. Let me go to Amy who actually knows. Because I just saw it on TikTok.

I just watch the diarrhea face. Go ahead. I also am not promoting this. I just know that chia seeds expand, so therefore you can feel full. And I also saw people have this whole article about how women who spend just eight minutes on TikTok have a greater risk for having some sort of like

disordered eating behavior. Because they learn all this kind of crap. Well, I was just saying it's the new diet. Nobody's mad at you. It's the new diet trend taken over. America. Well. Yeah, nobody's angry.

You, I was just like, what does it do? And you went, well, I thought it made you, because I thought it was a. Right, but did you know or did you just guess? No, no, from what I read it was, I thought it was, I thought it was fibery, like she said. And so I thought it made,

because fiber makes you go, whew. But fiber doesn't make you go, who makes you go. Oh, really? Y'all both have your own noises for what happens. Yeah. Fire makes you go.

Oh, mine's more. Ooh, yeah. I got you. But that's what I, so that's how I thought you lost the weight. I didn't realize it expanded. But those aren't doctors, you don't know what we're talking about. This is high-level stuff between lunchbox and I. Because to me, fiber goes,

yeah. But that's different for everybody's body. Don't, is this something we don't try? Yeah, we don't. Well, I don't know. Hopefully they say you eat other food too, or are they saying this is all you consume? Listen to this. Some benefits of drinking chia seed water include better digestion.

Okay. Reduced inflammation. Enhanced heart and bone health and improved blood sugar and blood pressure levels. chia seed water may also lower hunger and support weight loss goals. No real diarrhea, but it does like go in and camp for a while. Okay, but chia seeds, can't you just, you could add it. You don't have to drink this nasty water. It's all I'm eating for a month.

Set it up. You could add chia seeds to your yogurt. You could make chia seed pudding. Oh, that's good though. That's a lot of sugar. Or your smoothies? Oh, that's good. What if I just eat all chia seeds and water?

Will that fill me up for like the whole day? Yeah, but nutritionally you're going to be lacking. I'm okay with that. All right. See tomorrow. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones theme song, written, produced, sang by Reed Yardberry.

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