The Bobby Bones Show - Mon Part 2: Morgan's Boyfriend Intimidated by Lunchbox? + Birthday Day Off

Episode Date: August 5, 2024

Find out why Lunchbox thinks Morgan's boyfriend is intimidated of him, she also shares a relationship update! Plus, should you have the day off from work for your birthday? And more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm out of the morning and you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. This is all turn. This is the baby lunchbox. Morgan 2. This one's crazy.

It's 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's store. This one's crazy. It's so much more than just a scam alert. Scam alert. It's way more than that.

Listen to this. Holy cow. So a phone call happens and it appeared to be Huntington Bank's customer service number. Not familiar with Huntington Bank, but it's bank somewhere. It's in Ohio. So she told police, the caller told her there was a fraudulent charge on her account and that if she didn't move her money to another account, it would be stolen.

All this is typical of things they try to get our money. She said the man on the phone gave her the numbers to a Chase Bank debit card and told her to add it to her Apple wallet. So add the card, she could put the money on. Typical scam. The woman stayed on the phone and went to the bank, withdrew $6,000 in cash. Then she went to the Chase Bank at a different one and said, hey, put it in the ATM, but you have the numbers of the card, all this, right? So they have $6,000.

They tricked her, boom. Now this is where it gets. Oh, that's not where it ends? Oh. Oh, no. Then the same bank employee, finger quotes, not really one, FaceTime's her. Oh, my. So this is a person's going to see you're going to see face to face.

And so she's like, hello. And they say, hey, we're not sure this is you. You could be getting scammed. So again, the scammer is saying you might be getting scammed. And what is a double scam? And that says, hey, we need to do a full body scan to verify your identity due to the failed transaction. The woman told police she undressed and spun in circles on FaceTime. What?

I'm not. I'm supposed to feel bad for her. Now I'm nothing. I'm laughing at her. And then the scammer could not help but laugh because he got this one naked and got $6,000 of her dollars. I'm not taking my clothes off for any bank employee,

even if it's a real bank employee. What bank employee is going to ask you to get naked, people? Just put yourself in that situation. Nobody is going to ask you to get naked. They might ask. Weird one. But yes, you shouldn't. So what did he do? He laughed

and he's like, gotcha, and he hangs up. Basically. Oh, my. She went back. to the Chase Bank, Huntington Bank, whatever. And she was like, hey, this is all fraud. And the bank was like, you did, you're responsible for this money. Like, you took it out. It wasn't like someone faked as you and took your card and did it.

She took her clothes off on FaceTime and spun around. When she went to the bank, when she closed or unclosed? She closed at the bank. That's terrible. I mean, it's just a FaceTime. And the guy saying this might be a scam. The scammers saying this might be a scam and like double scamming her to get her naked. That's terrible.

Anything happened to you? I mean, any little scammer? Just the usual email. Yeah. I mean, I got one yesterday. It looked pretty legit. It's a, had an invoice on there from something that I purchased on eBay. At least that's what it was telling me.

And it was telling me my purchase was complete. And so I could see how if I thought, you know, I think I'm on my toes because we do this bit so often, scammer all the time. But I mean, there's links in there. Everything looks so legit. And it'll, you know, if I was curious to be like, well, wait, what is this? and I would click the link and then I would be part of the scam. I would be hacked. Did you?

But no, because I first thing I do now, first thing I do is I go see what email address did it come from, even though everything looks so legit inside the email. And it was from like, you know, I don't know, Stephanie Seeson 886 at Gmail. And I'm like, okay, cool. Second thing you do, take off your clothes called Bank on FaceTime. Yeah. Prove. Look, this is me.

It's my body. Promise. All right, good for you. Don't click anything. No clicking. No clicking. No, don't click on Facebook. And no undressing.

No undressing. No undressing. No one dressing. No one's not clicking in undressing. That's a bad one. None of that. Give me that furniture hack. So I have this old wooden desk that my kids know not to put drinks on without a coaster, but they did. And then it left a water ring. And I'm like, ugh. So I just Google how to get it out. And this TikTok video pops up that's gone viral. And it said put Vaseline on the water ring. Leave it on there for 24 hours and then wipe the surface with white vinegar. So I did it. And the ring is gone. Okay. So, Vasilene.

Vaseline on the ring. 24 hours. And then clean it, like pour white vinegar and just wipe the Vaseline off after 24 hours and then scrub with some white vinegar and the ring is gone. And I'm like, ah. And then later, I'm like, well, wait, why didn't I do, I don't I docket this for myself because this person on

TikTok has 3.3 million views of their video and I know they didn't think of it. They didn't invent it. You're right. Right. Man, if my grandma had TikTok, she'd have dominated this day. Right. How many things she was doing. Yeah, I know. I'm like, I got to start bucking out all these, like, tips and tricks or things I've even learned from my mom back in the day and just throw them up

and see if, you know, they catch on. Because all I did was search, you know, water ring on wood and boom. I now search TikTok almost as much as I search anything else, including Google. Yeah, because you have a visual. It's short. It's to the point. I'm like, this is the way to learn.

I want to talk about this proposal that I saw at the Olympics. I liked it. I think lunch was annoyed by it. You think it's stealing the spotlight? Oh, 100%. Because what happened is it's a mixed doubles badminton team, and they win the gold medal. And they were walking off, oh, yay, celebrating.

And the girl who is part of the team, her boyfriend is waiting over there, has the parents on FaceTime on the big screens, and he gets down and proposes, steals the absolute thunder of the gold mini winning badminton team. Because if you're the other guy on the badminton team, you're like, well, now everybody should just talk about the gold. The proposal, not my gold medal.

Like, who cares? He couldn't have waited today? But I don't think that takes away from the whole. All the press clippings were. Oh, so-and-so get engaged. I don't think there would have been any press clippings. After they win gold. After they win gold.

Let me play you a clip here. All right, hit the clip. Jung Su Wei proposing to Huang Jaji Jung. She said yes. She said yes. If anything. It added. For sure.

Yeah. And it was obviously a really special moment for her. I wonder if he'd have proposed, though, had they not won? That's where my mind went. Like, had that mixed doubles team finished for third, even second, would he have not proposed? Because he wanted to be perfect for her. Good question. I'm going to think hopefully not.

I would think hopefully not, too. I would think her winning actually is what made him propose. But now she has to be like, oh, what was more exciting, the gold medal or the engagement? Both. They both be exciting. It's the biggest moment of your life. You've played badminton. I don't know how long you trained for badminton.

You've been playing badminton since you were four. And you win the gold medal and you come in with the engagement on the same day. So now it's just like, oh, man, it's all one and the same. Don't you think, though, that these two adults understand the environment they're in and how it's going to affect the press, the Olympics, their life going forward? and we should kind of let them make those decisions based on being harsh about what they did. I think people get caught up in the hysteria of a moment

and the Olympics. You're like, oh, this is a big event. So I'm going to go ahead and propose. It's sort of like people that do it at Christmas. It's like, ah, they freak out because Christmas is a big deal. So they do. I think people that propose at Christmas actually forgot to get a gift. Or Valentine's.

Yeah, yeah. Or Valentine's too. It's like, oh, God, I got to get a gift. And we're at that stage where I got to do something good. So I have to propose. I mean, because we don't even know the name of the guy that won the badminton. We wouldn't know. who either one of them were.

Yeah, I don't know that I can hop on board with that when lunchboxes. Everybody experiences a holiday. We all have access to that. Like the Olympics, this is such a small percentage of people that have that. Exactly. And I bet the bad men partner knew. I bet the bad man partner knew.

Yeah. I bet the bad men partner was told, hey, I'm going to propose either here or somewhere else nearby. And he's probably like, well, man, what about my gold medal? I didn't my gold medal. No, because all the cameras were over there. Like, they had it. guy surrounded with cameras and made her walk that direction just so she would see the proposal.

Felt so bad for a partner. Absolutely stole the spotlight. It's a sham. The fact that you care so much, you're so passionate about this. That's my next comment is it's interesting, like the things he gets worked up about and that he spends a lot of time thinking about. It's also a really positive day for somebody. And he's still so angry about it. Science shows that tends, tend to marry tens and less attractive people tend to marry less attractive people.

An analysis of 27 different studies going back to 1972 finds people tend to date and marry others who have a similar level of physical attractiveness. This is from a research journal. Romantically, people do not step much outside their own league and are reasonably accurate at judging possible partners unless there is an extremely high level of wealth or social circumstance involved. Your thoughts? Yeah, I feel like most people match. You know, like they match in their life. I feel like most people match. There is the occasional like, huh.

I think that men will not go down. But looks are so relative. Like someone's up or someone's down might be flipped for a minute. Not to guys because we're stupid. What? But you know you have guy friends where it's like you think, oh, she's pretty. And another guy might be like, no, it's not my type. I'm into this person.

I don't know. A single guy friend who is with someone lower than them on the scale. They will get someone even or higher or they won't do it. Oh. Because the physical part is so important to guys because we're like, guys dumb, we just need something pretty. Where I do know women who are dipping down a point or two because there's some quality about the guy. But still in the range, right? I would say the range of one and a half is kind of the range where you can float a bit.

But I don't know. Do you know a single guy at lunchbox that's like, you know what? She's not as good looking as I am, but I like her heart. Her heart, yes. No one marries for the heart. Guys don't marry for the heart. The heart's a big part of it, but, Amy, guys are just way more surface.

Yeah, you don't see a guy that's like, you know, I'm going to just marry that. She looks like a horse, but I'm all right with it. No, you don't have to. Why is he just being too descriptive? Well, it's just true. Pretty much so. That's how guys think.

I don't agree with what he said, but guys are like, I would like to find someone who I'm attracted to that also has the qualities. Where women can go, I would like to find some more of these qualities that I'm also attracted to. Yes.

in that order priority I truly believe that's why I mean I'm woman in the room Morgan's and Morgan in the room don't you go like at this point in our lives I think we've realized like we'd rather go qualities that they have over just looks maybe when we were younger women say okay he has money I can get over the looks

no it's not about I know I'm my own job it can also be funny yes humor is huge being real how relaxed are you I never heard anybody getting married for relax Can you? I'm sorry. Oh, they made me feel relaxed.

Why are you marrying him? Never know. He made me feel relaxed. No, just like calm. You know what I mean? Like not so uptight. Morgan, where does your guy on your scale, where do you feel like both of you are?

Oh, gosh, I don't know. That's, that feels tough to like, objectively say. Yeah, I've not seen his face. You've hit him from, I know. I know. Gosh, I don't. I mean, to me, though, like,

I wouldn't date him if I wasn't attracted to him. And he wasn't awesome. And which is my point, because there are some guys who will date someone at first just because they're hot and figure out how to make them awesome or then they'll leave. Or sometimes they'll marry them if they're just hot. Oh, gosh. That sounds miserable. Yeah. But guys are able to have a superpower that are uglier than girls to convince them to like them.

For example, I'm way uglier than my wife. But I can be funny. I know you say that, but when y'all are together, you match. Like, I don't think it's a very much. drastic and you see. Sometimes people look at us like, what the? I can see it. And then you're like, I'm funny. Look at me on TV. Let's go. I'm hilarious. I'm successful. She's funnier than me though. Yeah. Yeah, I know. So women will not, men will not marry down with looks. Women will, if there's a quality that lifts them. I don't know if you want to hear that or not, but I feel like that's the truth.

Yeah, I mean, I think that women, yeah, we want the humor. We want the kindness. We want the, the empathy. We want, like, you to feel. And a six can be a seven and a half if you have all those qualities. Yeah. Okay. With guys, it really doesn't work like that. Golly. That's a bummer. Yeah, a six is a six and maxes out at a six and they can only fall if they don't have that.

This makes you think of one time in seventh grade. I really like this guy, like big time. And I remember one of my friends, you know, they would ask around like, hey, you know, what do you think of whatever? And it got back to me. He was like, he thinks you have a really good personality. Oh, that personality was always tough. And I was like, oh. Yeah.

As a guy, I'd be like, sweet. I'm in. I don't feel like though Maybe Amy's different than me in this I don't feel like you can force attraction though Like I have to be attracted to somebody If I'm going at least on some level Like their personality can be amazing

But I can't force if I am Attracted to you or not I think a guy can convince you with hard work to be attracted to them Yeah that can grow If you're already borderline If you're walking the tightrope You're like I don't know if I'm attracted to him or not I think he can then have qualities

And convince you to be attracted to him physically because you have the depth as a woman to do that where a guy, generally speaking, not going to happen. They're not going to be like, I don't think I'm attracted to her. And then all of a sudden she wraps Tupac to your mama and all of a sudden he's like, well, dang, she's awesome. You just not attract. I did end up going out with that guy in seventh grade though. And how that personality is my person, yeah, I guess it worked for a little bit.

It was also seventh grade. To hear that at first, I was kind of like, I won't ever forget it. It's like one of those things where I was like, oh. Well, I'm going to use my personality then. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clivert Taylor the 4th.

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

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

and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast

to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode.

Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends,

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

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Bobby's Big. Stories. The U.S. is dominating the medal count with 72 total. However, we're two behind now in the golds. We got to win both.

Oh, it's not a true victory. We have to win gold. We're down two to China. You don't want to lose to China? Yeah. But we're dominant. We've already won the full metal count, but we have five million athletes out there. So we got two.

we're two behind. We got to go. I think basketball probably get a gold, we hope. I think we're set up pretty good. Now it's track. Track's cool. Noah Liles won the fastest man race yesterday. He won by like 5,000th of a second, which is crazy. Which when they went to the announcer thought the Jamaican guy won.

The announcer said it is, whatever, no. Jamaica wedge. And the Jamaican guy's toe actually was over the line, but the toe doesn't count. It's the abdomen. Oh, the body, yeah. leaned in the abdomen is what got it. So they go to the photo finish and Noah Lyle's the American guy. It was awesome. It's awesome.

Unless you're from Jamaica. Yeah. Because the announcer was like, hey, wow, the Jamaican won. And Lyle said it could like come from behind a little bit. Yes, a bunch of medals over the weekend. Super cool. Simone Biles was a beast. Although she did not win this morning. I think they were doing the B. Spoiler alert. Yeah. Well, I mean, it happened live. So the beam.

She fell. No comment. I'm going to watch later. Yeah, but it already happened. I'm not spoiling anything. Okay. Are you grumpy even though the sun is shining is the question? Experts say hot human weather disrupts central nervous system functions, upping the risk of bad moods.

Once the temperature gets above 85 degrees and the humidity increases, that's when you'll start to sense your mood is getting affected back to negative. Experts say it's best to fight it with extra hydration and cooling off in a polar body of water from woman's world. Would you rather live somewhere super hot or super cold? Cold Really? Has that changed over time?

I hate cold. I don't like being super hot. I don't want to be... And yes, and I'm one of the people... I get agitated in the heat. I would so much rather be somewhere hot. And I love going to Boston and Chicago, like two of my favorite cities.

You can bundle up. Like December, January, February, God love you guys. That's for you, not for me. You can't do anything in the cold. No chance. I don't have it in me. Like, I would just go live

in the most humid place ever. I don't really get grumpier when it's hot. I just go inside. That's what I do. True. A woman starts raging, throws her computer at a Frontier Airlines worker after missing flight from the Chicago airport. Was it hot outside? I don't think they were outside, but that's funny.

An enraged woman was so angry at missing her flight, she threw a computer at a staff member. Oh, yeah. The female customer got violent with the Frontier Airlines front desk after she allegedly missed her flight departing and footage captured by a bystander. Oh, you know. to have my phone out. For sure. Somebody started, we saw somebody,

we saw somebody go in Berserk at a rental car place once, like yelling at them. And so we pulled our phone out. We start recording. And they're really giving them the business. And I'm wondering at this point, should I step in to just diffuse it a little bit?

And I didn't. I didn't. But I wanted to hear like whose fault it was. And 99% of the time, it's not the person at the desk's fault. It's like the waiter at your restaurant. It's probably not their fault. that your food came back, something wrong with it,

having waited tables myself, most times it was the kitchen's fault, right? Because they're under a lot of stress. And this person is at the rental car place, just giving them the business. And I'm like, wow, it turns out they were at the wrong rental car place. Oh, that hurts. That's the worst.

They're like, how do you not have a reservation? And I'm recording it. And the person's going through and they're being super patient because I think they probably deal with this a lot. Are you sure it's at rental place X? I know for a fact because I've been a goal member. Da-da-da-da. Man, we don't have anywhere in the system.

And they look at their phone and you can tell the moment when they realized they were wrong. That's the worst. It's like, you're going up. Oh, actually, I'm over a little. Yeah, because they're like, okay, and they tried to like play it off. Oh, they didn't apologize immediately. No, no, no, so funny. Because they tried to play it off and everybody knew that was watching.

But in this, the person's waited to check in with the front desk. And the woman who got all upset. jumps over the luggage scale and then confronts the employees and then somebody jumps in the middle and the person just chunks her computer at her. Like there's something happening in this person's life that's not completely flight related. They cause this. Or she has a big meeting and she missed the flight to the big meeting. Even still, she should process that healthier way.

Yeah. I just wouldn't throw a computer for any reason. That's money. Yeah. That's also like people who break stuff like punch holes in walls. I never have been that person. I don't have a lot of rage in me. However, I always think somebody's got to pay for that.

And usually it's going to be me if I'm breaking my own stuff, you know? Yeah. Kobe Bryant's Staples Center locker, which we talked about, sold for $2.8 million. They thought it was going to go for $1.2. But it was his last locker when they played to the Staples Center, when he played for the Lakers, and they sold it at an auction for $2.8 million. So who gets that money? The person that... Whoever had...

Oh, okay. The person that took the locker. Okay. that's awesome yeah I don't know who took the locker they were gonna toss it out like they were tossing out a lot of those lockers because they were just rebuilding the locker room and whoever snagged that I know right really smart I know I won an auction last night for a box of cards that have been unopened like baseball cards basketball from 2003 I'm really hoping there's a big boy in there a big boy would be like a lebron signed rookie card because I paid a day to you guys I paid a big boy in there a big boy would be like Kobe a LeBron signed rookie card because I paid a a pretty good amount for it, but if there's a LeBron signed card in there, you're talking about a million dollar card. No way. I'll tell you more about it later.

The odds are it's not in there, but you're talking about, they can't find this one card that's in this whole set. And so I found an old box that's still sealed and I bought it. But it was nothing, it didn't cost nothing like this. Well, it's home not. Yeah. Can you imagine? I cannot.

Aerosmith is retiring from touring. completely because Stephen Tyler's vocal injury is not able to be fixed at all. And so they're not going to go out and only halfway do it. So they've retired from touring. Stephen Tyler is 76 years old. Super nice guy. When he would come in, he was right? Wasn't he so nice?

Yeah, I saw him in the garage when he was leaving. We talked about green juice for like 10 minutes. And he's 76? Dang. Fortune cookie inspires a North Carolina's. What's up? You're going to tell me. They won the lottery.

They won something. Yeah, North Carolina families, $200,000 lottery win. The fortune, he got inspiration from the fortune cookie and said, hey, you should buy. So he went and bought it was a $5 pot of gold ticket and went $200,000. From UPI. See, and you guys say fortune cookies are stupid. We don't say that. We never actually said that one time.

Not one time on this show will be ever said fortune cookies are stupid. They're fun and they taste good. Yeah. Yeah, and they predict the future. That is not true. There you go. That's your news. Those were Bobby's B.

Stories. We've never said Portuguese cookies are stupid. Ever. I think he just says words sometimes. The other day, we had them with my kids and it was so fun to open them up and see what everybody's was. Like, I think they're awesome. Okay. There's a new episode of Take This Personally, Morgan's new podcast.

Who's your guest, Morgan? So I had Dr. Solomon on and she's a 20-year relationship expert. She's a therapist, a professor in psychology, just super well-renowned in what she does. What she talked about? So we talked about a lot of things. Relationships and high-quality relationships. but one of the big things that I took away from her is that, you know, when you're having a really bad day, but then you see somebody else, like, who's really going through it down on their luck.

And you're like, never mind, I'm not having a bad day. Perspective. Yeah. And I was like, well, but, you know, still, how can we still have a bad day and feel bad for the other person having a bad day? So she was talking about dialectics and how two things can be true. Yeah, my wife just taught me that recently, how two things can be true. Because I don't, I never thought that black and white. You know, there can be joy and suddenness.

She's like, you can be happy and sad, or we can both be right, or we can both be. So check out Morgan's podcast. Take this personally. Dr. Solomon is on with her. It is up. Go search for it. Wherever you podcast. We have a vent that's broken at her house.

My wife just said there's a vent guy going to be there today. You know how they found it? They snake those things like they do toilets. They just sent a snake picture. They sent a tube camera up the vent and found where a hole was ripped. And just like send an image of a. ripped vent. I guess because I can't prove there's not a rip

and they could easily be like, we're just going to screw you over and charge a bunch of money. But now they snake up the vent. Maybe they always have. I don't know much about vents. But just got a vent picture. Never seen such a thing. Dang. Well, so it's just the one-ish, like, just the one? They have to get into our closet and go to the vents.

But you know those silvers? It looks like the accordions, quite, yeah. Apparently one of them ripped and the air wasn't coming through. But what will cause it to rip, though? That's what I want to Do you have an animal in there? Yeah, we party hard. You party. Oh, I was picturing like a raccoon in there or something.

Like eating through it. Yeah. We had a friend over, just came over to the house for like a couple hours, and we're talking about what we keep our temperature on. And we keep our house pretty normal, but I sleep with it so cold. And he was like, how cold? That's what, 61, 62? Flipped his crap.

Could not believe it. No, you're the only person I know that even goes to that heart. I mean, yeah. I run high. man, I still sweat at 61. Luckily, I have with my sleep number, and I put my bed on as cool as it gets and she does, it is warm. And I still, I have some kind of Ebola or something in me that I'm beating like day to day.

But they're really, when I sleep, I sweat, run so hot. But I got a vent guy coming over today. So now maybe your vent will be better. You don't have to keep it at 61. Yeah, maybe you blew it out because you were going so cold. That's it. It froze it and then shattered. That's what it is.

Yeah, it cracked. All right, Jennifer in New York, we're going to give a chance to win a prize here. Jennifer, good morning. Oh, good morning, guys. Are kids back at school where you are today? No, my kids don't go back until next month. I have a whole month. Wow.

Yeah, my daughter, she's going into sixth grade this year, and they don't go in until September 6th or 7th. Dang, Amy. After Labor Day. Amy came in this morning as like, first day back at school. first day back at school for the kids. So, dang, I can't believe the schedules are so different. All right, we'll do this.

Sounds of School. You can pick a lunchbox or Amy to play for you. If they get four out of five, you win. So who would you like? I'm going to pick Amy. Amy, you are hilarious, and I hear those little stupid jokes that you pop in there all the time.

So I'm going with Amy. Oh, thank you. Stupid jokes, huh? She had to say stupid. Yeah. I know what she means. Just like, sometimes they get lost on y'all. I feel like I say stuff under my breath all the time,

and they don't get it and nobody laughs and like i thought that was funny here's an example go ahead that is a whistle we'll take it that's a gym whistle yeah all right you got to get four out of five here we go number one name that school sound typing more specific keyboard i'll take it good typing on a keyboard good number two i hate that sound i got chills i take my head those off that's a terrible sound i didn't realize i hated that stop it yeah oh what's that writing on a chalkboard oh i don't like that sound Goodness. That was terrible. Good.

Next one. Scissors cutting. Yeah, cutting paper. Good. All right, next. Uh-oh. Struggle, boss. I mean, that's tape.

You want one more time? Are you sure? No, I'll hear it one more time. Okay. Tape. Yeah, you're right. All right. Go ahead.

It's a pencil sharpener. Wow, good one. Electric. Do kids still use pencils? Yes. It's on the school supplies list. God bless them. We needed 20 number two pencils or something like that.

Where do they put them? I don't know if it's also like. Make sure other kids have them? Yeah. You win. That's an easy game. Jennifer, Amy, just won you a price. Yeah, good job.

Awesome, Amy. That's the best. What are you doing today? Jennifer, anything fun? No, I actually have a meeting. I am a real estate agent, so I have to go meet a client. And that's about it. I'm going to enjoy some sunshine.

Do you like... I listen to my Bobby Bones. I love the Bony Bones show. You guys make me laugh. every single day. So I appreciate you. Do you like it when people just reach out? Like is it a big deal if someone goes, hey, Jennifer, I want to list with you because that's

easy money, right? That's easy money. Yes, please. Yes. The harder money. The harder money, I'm saying. Put me out there. Isn't that the harder money when you have to go find a house for somebody?

It is because not only that, then you have to do all that footwork and driving. That's the pain. And it's like, oh, on one side of town and then they want to look at the house. on the other side of town or the other side of the county. So it's a, it is a pain. But that's all right. It's worth it when you get somebody into the home that they love. Oh, and then they call you on a Sunday.

They're like, hey, I just saw this house. Can we go look at it? You're like, oh. Yeah, yeah. And then I go, yep, absolutely. Yeah, the easier this part is than if somebody says, hey, I want you to list my house. Yeah, that's what I think I'd be next to just, just listen.

Yeah. Bobby, do you have a house you want to list? No, I don't. I don't. But thank you for listening. Put her on hold. we get our prize here. Yeah, that's a tough job.

That real estate. Yeah, if I was one, I would be only listing agent. Like, hey, if you want to sell your house, come see me. Find someone else to help you buy it. I don't know that that's what that is. I don't know if you just have that as a job. If you could be a specialty, a specialist, you know what I mean? Like you have specialty pitchers or hitters or whatever.

But I think you have been really good at it to prove you can do it. Palm Horse, if you're just good at the Palm Horse, you know what? That's your Palm Horse. That's my pommel horse. I want to go to Virginia, who I think it's her birthday today. Hey, Virginia, is it your birthday today? Hey, yes, it is. Oh, happy birthday.

What is your question for us about your birthday? Thank you. So it's a Monday on turning 38, so it's not very exciting. And I was wondering, what do you guys like to do if your birthday falls on a normal workday? You know, I've got to work all day. So what's something fun I could do? I think that in the future, if your birthday's on a Monday or Tuesday, you could get a double celebration out of it, have a little something on Sunday, but really save it for the weekend, while also getting, like,

a medium dinner with friends on a Monday. Man, a Monday or Tuesday birthday, you could really squeeze for a lot. So I would say, try to have a nice dinner with a couple people you like, but then really have something on the weekend. Amy? Yeah, I mean, that's what I was thinking. That's what we do with kids. Like, if their birthdays in the week, you have the party on the weekend,

but you still celebrate them, like, with the family at night. Yeah, no, you have to try to build up to it, too. Yeah. Yeah, you shouldn't just be screwed over because birthdays on a Monday, but you have to go to work. People that ask off for their birthday, you guys are insane. ask off. Is that a, that's a thing?

Yes, the thing. But if you plan ahead and you have a PTO. What's that? Pay time off. I think it's a personal time off. Okay, that's fine. If you want to take pay time off, you can do that anytime. Great, take it for your birthday. I'm saying, it's my birthday. I'm going to take off. Is that cool? No. Here's the answer. No. You don't think it should be a holiday? You think everybody should get off for their birthday?

Whatever I say you should get off for your birthday. Like it's your one day to celebrate you. It's about you. Some bosses probably just have that in the thing. Like, hey, when it's your birthday, you get the day off. I never heard of a single one. If we owned a company, we should do that. Never. Remember their birthday all?

Never heard of that at all. All right. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions,

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is wild. Rodney's on in Florida, and he's not the only one. Rodney, what's up, buddy? Hey, good morning.

Morning. Tell him what you want to say here about your birthday. Okay, so the company I work for, it's an employee-owned building company in Southwest Florida, and we all get our birthdays off. Boom. That's crazy. That's awesome. The one thing we have to do, we just have to schedule it, you know, whatever day we want, but it's a free day for our birthday. We can take it any time of our birthday month.

That's awesome. That's crazy. Listen, I don't own this company, so it's not up to me. But, I guess, but still, that's crazy. It seems like a boost morale. Listen to this guy. No, I know. That's wild, Rodney. Thank you for sharing that. I can't believe that actual adults get their birthday off. Maybe the birthday just doesn't matter to me so much because I never really celebrated them as a kid.

And so I don't really see the birthday as being that important. And I guess for the years where your birthday may follow on a Saturday, they let you take Friday or Monday off. Great question, Rodney. They do, yeah. You get the day off. If it's a Saturday, you can take the Friday or the Monday, whatever day you want. How are you running businesses to get stuff done when everybody gets a day off? work for your birthday. It's one day. I know. I'm a hater. Rodney, thank you. Appreciate that, buddy. Thanks. Have a great day.

Yeah, I want to go to Paul in Wisconsin just to show that Rodney's not alone in this. Hey, Paul, you're on the air. Hey, how's going? Begetating. Pretty good. Hey, tell me what your situation is over there. Yeah, we work our butts off. We work a lot of hours. We put a lot of time in, and my boys, they deserve their birthdays off. They deserve to get, they deserve to get paid for

So either they take it off and go do their stuff, get paid, or they work, and they get paid double. And that's so cool. That's so cool. If you pay double on the birthday. If you work on your birthday. Sounds like us. We work our butts off. You know what I mean?

We deserve the day off. No, this isn't relative. No, it is. I relate to this dude very much. I can't believe adults get their birthday off. I never thought a birthday was that big of a deal. And people that have a birthday week, birthday month, I would be like, what childish version of life are you living? but maybe I'm just the one that's been living under a rock.

Yeah, I'm not a big birthday week birthday month person, but I do think that people that are that way, I have friends that are, and I just feel like that's just how they've been their whole lives. Yeah, sure. And it's probably how they were celebrated. So it's very, I try not to judge it. Just like I don't judge that you're not into birthdays

because I understand your past. I cannot believe adults. Real life adults get birthdays off. Did kids in school get their birthday out? No. Exactly. So they weren't raised like this. That's pretty cool, Paul.

The fact that you let them work as well or get double time. you're a good boss, man. I salute you. I appreciate that call. Thank you. Appreciate it. All right, buddy. See you later.

Let's go to Annabelle in Oklahoma, who's on the phone. Annabelle, you're on the show. What's going on? Good morning, studio. I have a joke for you. Oh, Annabelle's a kid. Yes, Annabelle. Go ahead.

Where did the lone ranger use the restroom? Where? Tududum, Tududum, To the dump, to the dump, to the dump, to the dump, to the dump, to the dump, dump. To the dump. To the dump. You just made my daughter so happy.

Yeah. To the dump, to the dump, dump, dump. The Lon Ranger, that's a theme song. I know, no. What was the question again? Where? Yeah. Yeah, maybe it's like supposed to be like, yeah, where did he go?

Where did he go to the bathroom? To the dump, to the dump, to the bathroom. Or where does he go to use the restroom? You know what? I like it. Hey, Annabel, thank you for calling us. Hope you have an awesome day. Are you going to school, Annabelle? We're going to Florida right now.

Oh, party on. Is it your birthday? You got a day off work? No. Vacation. Annabel, thank you for calling. I hope you guys have a really good vacation. Be safe, okay?

Okay. Okay. Bye. What it is, it's where does the Lone Ranger take his garbage? Oh, to the dump, to the dump. You guys are going like somebody taking a dump. I thought she said. I know, I know.

I thought she did too. I know. I know. She did. But yeah, that's right. Yeah. Where does the loan range? I don't want to, she's 10.

So the dump. So the dump. Yeah. Where does the long? She said go bathroom. Yeah. No, we were trying to make it work. Oh, yeah.

Got it. She got nervous. What does the Pink Panther sing when he steps on an ant? Dead ant. Dead ant. Dead ant. That's good. I had to look up some of these here.

Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. What do Mission of Possible agents say as they're checking off tasks. Hold on. I don't know. Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun.

What kind of overalls does Mario wear? Denham, denim, denim. Ah, good. These are all a song ones. Denim, denim, denim, denim. A four elderly woman and the caped crusader are sitting on a bench. Four elderly women and the capped crusader are sitting on a bench. Nana, Nana, Nana, Batman.

Those are good. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes from Petersburg, Virginia. A Virginia firefighters driving the fire engine comes to an intersection like, oh, it's a fire truck. It's not stopping. Boom!

Crashes right into a parked car and the guy gets out. And then he's like, man, sorry about that. Who said sorry about that? The firefighter. He goes, sorry. about that. I had 18 beers before my shift. Oh, gosh. Oh, God. And then he was driving the fire truck?

Yeah. Wow. There aren't other people there. That's what I'm saying? No one at the fire station says, hey, man, looks like you're kind of wobbly. Or was he driving it solo? I had to be right, because no one else is going to let him drive that. He said, it says he was driving the fire engine.

So there has to be other firefighters on the fire engine. You don't just take it out by yourself, right? Well, sometimes they have the smaller ones. But is that also the first thing you say? Isn't that the last thing you say if that's what you've been doing? You don't come out. You'd be like, sorry, drank 18 beers. Yeah, I mean, but if you've had 18, you don't know what you're saying.

So what? Nobody got hurt. No one got hurt, but he's been put on administrative leave. That sucks. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Lunchbox, do you meet Morgan's boyfriend or no?

No. Apparently, he was stalking me and he was intimidated by me and didn't want to come say hi because I get a text from Morgan says, hey, my boyfriend saw you running. But he didn't want to stop you? He didn't want to step up and say hi. I guess it's intimidation factor. Why did he not want to say hi to lunchbox? It wasn't that.

It was that they were both running and they just literally passed each other. And so if anything, it would have looked crazy because he would have chased after him. And that would have been even more awkward. Yeah, you don't stop somebody from running just to say hi. Nice to meet you. If they're in the middle. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. If you don't know them.

But lunchbox doesn't listen to music or headphones. So it wouldn't be hard to be like lunchbox. But I also would feel like someone that doesn't listen to music or headphones is a psychotic murderer. And I wouldn't want to stop them while running. Yeah, good point. Yeah, just kind of cancel that out. How's it going with him? Do you guys stay together most nights now or?

Yeah, we're at the point where most of the time we're staying together. Where do you stay? At my place because of all the animals. It's hard to pick them up and move them different places. Has he left a bunch of stuff at your house yet? Oh, yeah. Meaning his. Oh, yeah.

There's drawers and areas that have already been claimed his. Droars? Yeah. Like he claimed them or you said you can have this drawer? It was a mutual. He was like, are you cool with this? I was like, yeah. leave it do whatever you need to do to feel comfortable a drawer i don't think anyone ever took a drawer

i mean that's huge that i i never went to anybody's house ever like but my wife started coming she never took a drawer until but then also she would come back and forth and then COVID hit and even then she didn't take a drawer she left a suitcase in the corner true like a drawer's like you're moving in moving in so again pretty serious yes yeah i mean i'm like i'm hopeful that things by the end of the year or even further along. Your parents like him? Yeah, they adore him. Wait, I just got Chris Bump.

By the end of the year, she's expecting a ring. No, no, no, no, no. I mean, like, moving in together and that face. Yeah, you guys jumped like three spots. Yeah. I thought that Morgan, I literally thought in the end of the year, maybe you guys would be like living together.

Instead of drawing together. No, yeah. These two have you with a baby 10 year anniversary. Well, she said, we're hoping it's way further along. I was like, oh, my, because her sister. We were just talking about living together. Your sister got engaged real quick, so I thought, oh, now you want to follow the same path?

We got engaged within a year. And no, I'm cool. I'm not rushing anything. Everything's going at both of our speeds. But hopefully by the end of the year, maybe we're living together. How many nights a week does he stay at your house? Five, six. Why would he ever leave?

It's really to do laundry and stuff. Then it's like, why am I paying for two places? Yeah. Logically, it doesn't make sense if he's over there all the time. God dang, you too. Already getting married. Well, I thought we were going to, I was like, wow. Can I ask this?

You guys talking about marriage? I mean, we've talked that we both won it and that we're both on the same page. Well, let her answer before you scream. But lunchbox, that's not shocking. Like, yeah, we're dating together. They're adults. I'm not wasting my time. It would be weird at this point if they hadn't discussed something like that.

Amy, can ask you a question? Sure. How's your day? Good. Ah! I yell. over you right as you're answering. I was pausing because I was like, what am I being set up for?

We're done. Thank you. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. Good. Bobby Bones, the Bobby Bones theme song, written, produced, sang by Reed Yardberry. You can find his Instagram at reediarberry.com. Scoobo Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

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