The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1: BIG Drama With Our Powerball Tickets! + Amy Debuts 'Which Coach Would You Date?' + Eddie Tried To Be A Hero

Episode Date: September 8, 2025

There was major drama that happened with the powerball tickets that Bobby and Amy went on together. We DID NOT see this coming. Amy watched college football all weekend and debuted her segment "Which Coach Would You Date?". Eddie talks about witnessing a crazy accident in the grocery store parking lot  and how he decided to jump in and be a hero! Bobby shared the top things people just learned they’ve been doing wrong. We are surprised we've doing these all wrong! Eddie talked about his wife's workout app that has an explicit version that sounds really weird. But Amy might be into it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's Will Farrell. Woo. Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat.

Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday show. Morning Studio. Morning. The list of things we've been doing wrong our whole life. Shampoo. They say to lather in your hands

first and then put it in your hair. I'm definitely, I put in my hand and put it in my hair and then lather it in my hair. Yeah. But you're supposed to lather it in your hands and go into your hair. How do you do it? I just go straight into my hair and start to lather. The only thing I lather in my hands before I apply is like my face wash, but I've never, forever done that with shampoo. Do you know I might wash my face once every two months? Maybe. Yeah, guys. Drives my wife crazy because she's like, I have to do everything to my face. Like, clean it. I don't know what she does. It's a whole routine apparently. I never clean my face. You have no skincare routine at this point in your life. None. But you wash it in the shower, right? Yeah, I don't avoid the water.

Keep it up. No, you don't scrub? Nothing. Just water. I have a really, I'm lucky to have a good complexion. And anytime I've put stuff on my face, it like breaks it out sometimes. That's my excuse. Okay.

Maybe it needs to like, there's a purge situation that happens when you start a new process and it's purging stuff that wants to come out and needs to come out. And then you'll clear up after. Yeah, right now I'm doing pretty good. Okay. My face is good. Stealing fans. They have a summer and winter setting.

Ooh, yeah, I knew that because they rotate. You did? Yeah, I learned this clockwise or counterclockwise. And it needs to be set to the same. season because you're going to be taking cold air or warm air up or pushing it down. Dang, Bill Nye. Dang. That's good.

Washing machines. They have filters that need cleaning too, not just the dryer. Yes, learn this. How did you learn that? Instagram or TikTok at some point a few years ago. And then I posted about it and it blew people's mind. Like, it's one of those things that was spreading on the internet. And especially if you have a front loader at the front, there's this filter.

And front loaders get like a weird odor. And you try to figure it out and you can't. And you're like, I'm cleaning the little barrel and doing all the things. But it's the filter. And you have to pull that out. And when you do, if you've never cleaned it, it's disgusting. And you're going to want to gag. And you're going to think, I am a gross human.

Brushing your teeth. They say don't rinse after brushing. I have to. You have to. I don't care if it's right. If it's right. What are you going to do? It's wrong.

I don't want to be right. Good one. So I rinse. I sucked a brush. What? Why? Just to get extra flavor? No, no, no, no. That's weird.

Let me lay it out because my wife says the same thing. It's weird how I do this. So I'll brush my teeth and then I run water over the toothbrush to clean all the toothpaste off. Then there's the water in the brush and I go and I suck the brush and spit that out. You know, you could just bang it on the sink. Excuse me? That's what I do. I just go and then the water, you know, bang, bang, bang and the water shoots out.

Wait, wait, wait, you may be honest. something though. So he's on to something disgusting. No, listen, you suck the water out of the toothbrush. Therefore, you have water in your mouth and then do you rinse a little bit and spit that out? That's exactly what I do. I don't swallow it and I got the wet off

the brush so it's not sitting there all wet and two, I got all the crap in my mouth. So we're not supposed to rinse because... Oh, you're going to banging on the sink. I'm over here. You need to keep the... Yes, I'm sucking on the brush. They want you to keep all the extra toothpaste

particles in your mouth? I think so, yeah. I think you spit it out and the ones are in there still, I guess they're still scrubbing away. Commercials, the cartoon show them still scrubbing away. That's scrubbing bubbles. You're right. You're right, good point.

Stovetops. Apparently they lift up like a car hood for cleaning. Hmm? Yeah, go to your stove top today and see if it like lifts up. Yeah, I've had to clean mine because I pulled one down on accident and I was like, what is this? And I learned it was absolutely disgusting. Oh, New World.

stairs. Step hill first for better balance. We step with toes, but to walk downstairs, you're supposed to walk hill first. Oh, walk down. Yeah. Or maybe walk up. How do you walk up hill first? That feels like you're like I think I put my whole foot up there. Tongue. Sounds like big. I am maybe. I'm here.

Blowing your nose. They say when you blow your nose, don't squeeze it shut. I don't know. I don't know. I'll blow my nose. So you just keep it open? Do people squeeze their nose? At the end of the blow, yeah. Okay, so they don't squeeze it and then blow into the squeeze. No, I think I squeeze and blow.

Really? Well, then nothing's going to come out. Well, no. It still comes out because the pressure. Like, I'm not like squeezing it so tight. I know why I think the squeeze happens because you're putting the Kleenex over it to hold around your nose and you may squeeze your nose through trying to just squeeze it around your nose. Guys, I had such an issue the other night.

It was pretty scary because I've seen. started wearing mouth tape and I had to sneeze. Why are you wearing mouth tape? When I sleep. Just keep, I don't know. It was like I was bound, right? Giving it to go. What?

My feet were tied together and then I had to pee. But I had the mouth tape in and then I had to sneeze and I tried to sneeze with like, you don't realize like how you want to move your mouth muscles or face when you're trying to sneeze. And it was the most uncomfortable sneeze ever. I was like, never again. If I had to sneeze, I'm going to rip. You're like injure your eyes or something?

No, I will rip the tape off my mouth. and sneeze because it was just, it was scary. I got three more hard-boiled eggs. Peel them under running water. Yeah. Cleaner. I've tried this. It didn't change anything for me.

Do you dip them in ice after? Like, I give mine a little ice bath. After you boil them? Yeah, after they take their warm bath and then they take their cold bath. Oh. And they say, come, no, guys. Your eggs playing the NFL or what? It's like a hot cold therapy.

That's what I do. And it seems to help the shell come off these here. Toaster numbers. They're minutes. not toast levels. No. Yeah, I've heard that, but I've never really, like, tested it out. Because I've heard that, and then I'm like, I don't believe it.

Because if I've said it to five before, I'm like, there's no way that toast was just in there for five minutes. Level five is not five minutes. Yeah, there's no way. There's no way, but I've never timed it. I don't let my toast pop on its own, nor my microwave finish. You don't trust it? I always stop it before it pops. I don't know why.

I think it used to scare me. And so I stopped doing that. So before, I always pop it out myself. And then the microwave, I never let it beep. Why? I stop it with like one second. It's like a weird thing you do. Yeah.

I'll show that toaster. I own it. It doesn't own me. Exactly. And then finally pants. They're supposed to sit at your waist, not your hips, but people think it's like point dextery type to have it up with their hips. Are you talking about women's or men's?

It's pants. Like me. Because, but women have high waisted pants. Are you playing like church league basketball? because I have my shorts and I'll have them pull down a little bit like old school not sagging but you know whatever she's like what are you doing and she's like

pull them up they're supposed to go up around your waist and I do that and I'm like I don't know I think it depends because we have high waist mid waist low waist options like when you're shopping for jeans like you get to choose so it's if you buy low waist you can't pull those up

yeah I don't know the difference oh you do you've seen girls with low everything's showing we like those But I don't know that I don't know that I have. Think of like Brittany Spears in her in her music videos. She was always wearing low rise. I get that.

Think a tramp stamp showing on the back. Okay. I mean, low rise was in for us. I guess I just thought that's people pulling her pants down lower. Bobby, think early 2000s. You have me thinking about a lot of things right now. I'm fried. Give me too much thinking this early.

Okay. But there you go. Everybody's life is a bit improved after this segment. Everybody good? Yeah. But because Hello Bobby Bones I'm 27

My boyfriend's 31 We've been together For almost four years We live together We have a good relationship The only thing's missing is a ring Marriage has always been important

to me And I've been open About that And whenever I bring it up He just says Yeah, for sure someday I don't want to throw away

A great relationship But also don't want to waste years waiting for something That may never happen Some of my friends say I should Give him an ultimatum

Others say Don't force it What do you think Signed girlfriend ready for a new era. You can go first. I mean, I guess I'm going to assume she's already expressed this desire to him and had conversations.

Yeah, she's brought it up. Okay. Well, then it might be time. Like, if this is something that you really want in your life, you have a decision to make. Either he makes that commitment to you at some point soon or you move on. Four years is a long time. That's a long time. At that age.

Four years is not a long time at 19. Oh, yeah. You're still forming your brain. Good point. So what I would say is this. If you want to ultimatum, I'm good. Sometimes guys need an ultimatum. Sometimes we don't know what we want.

Or we're scared to commit to it because that means all the other things that we also want, we don't get anymore. Because we want it all. So if you ultimatum him, my advice to you would be give him a soft ultimatum. As in, hey, you know I've always wanted to get married. I want to oppress you, but I'm going to need some sort of decision by and then give him a date. Don't say now. Oh, what deadline? Yeah, give him a date where he's got to make a decision before that.

Then he doesn't feel like, oh, God, I got to do it right now. And then he doesn't react. He gets to respond, not react. Because he's going to run away. He's going to be cockroach when the lights come on. If you go, you got to do it right now. Okay, he's out of there. You say, hey, look, it's important to me.

And I kind of want to know your head is. So can you give me some direction by the end of the year? Don't even say you have to commit. Because all we want to do is make it feel like we have a choice in the matter. even when we don't. He doesn't really have a choice. He knows he's going to marry her. They've been together four years.

He's being a typical dude right now. I know, but like what's the fear around it? I mean, I don't know. Why? I made this saying up. Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? Hey, that's good. Thank you.

I've never heard that one. I've been thinking about trademarking that one. And I'm not saying that's the right way to feel, but guys have that. And it took Eddie 22 years to propose. Six years. His wife ultimately made him to him. She said, okay, you're going to do this and we're out. But he always wanted to do it.

do it. I never thought I wasn't going to marry her. You just hadn't thought about it. I never thought about getting married. And had she said you have to make you mind up right the second. It had been a bit jarring. Yeah, like if you're put in a corner, you don't want to be like, oh, I never want to be in a corner. Yeah, and I would make sure you're in a head

space where you're calm and not, like, you know, your demeanor is calm and loving and not like angry and upset and annoyed. And the way to be there is to say, here's a date. Give me some direction. You don't have to say, tell me exactly. Give me some direction by this date and he'll feel like he gets to be a part of the decision.

That's what's up. I think it'll work out. He's just a typical dude. I hope so. It'll work. I can tell. For her. I hope so for her.

I hope so for her. I hope so her her. All right, there you go. Close it up. All right. Football roll call. Everybody's team. How they do?

Arkansas won. We're supposed to win. Amy, Texas A&M. Uh, I forget. What they do. That was your team. I know. Well, I have lots of teams.

I was so busy trying to figure out coaches and what they look like and how much they make. Yeah. I saw you add that element to your Instagram story. Yeah, I thought some... I didn't feel like it was fair. What? Some women are into that. Yeah, but it's about you.

You were playing what coach would you date? Yes. Which coach would you date? Which I wasn't basing my decision on money. I just thought if I learned a little bit more about them. And so I, yeah, I offered another option besides looks. So which coach did you want to date after it was all said and done? Well, this weekend, simply because Notre Dame was had a buy week.

You know how that goes, right? Of course. Danny. It has to be whatever you're watching. Sorry, Manny Diaz. I watched him. Okay. He, yes, I watched a lot.

Mani Diaz, the coach of? Ah, shoot. I know this. I have it in my notes. Duke. He used to coach Texas. Assistant coach. He did?

Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So you picked Manny Diaz. Out of everybody. Yeah, he won overall. I mean, I would, it's sort of like, you know, each game I was picking which coach, but then there was an overall.

He sort of took. the cake. And who finished second? Well, Manny Diaz is based on looks and Kirby Smart is based on money. If that's what they you go for, his contract he makes about $13 million a year and his deal is to $2033.

And he coaches who? Gosh, let me look at my notes. Georgia. Out of girl. Got it. And did you have any other categories? Yeah, like who seems like they would be a really good like dad and husband?

Who won that one? Elko. At A&M. But you didn't know if they won. No. Yeah, they won. They won big time. Yeah.

I can't keep up with all of these statistics. Meaning who won and lost? That would be the easiest one. Guys, there's so much that's happening. There's too much football. There are teams I've never even heard of. Like? Fighting Taters.

Who are the fighting taters? Well, it's Idaho revamping themselves. It's kind of like a rebrand. Yeah. Yeah, their helmets say that right now. Did you have favorite helmet? Fighting Taters. Yeah, those are cool.

Yeah, that's kind of cool. They did that in partnership with the Idaho Potato Commission. So that's cool. Do you know they're a real mascot? Is it not a potato? It's not. That's why it was so cool the Fighting Taters happened. Their helmets look cool.

They were really in like gold. I'm colorblind, but it was like black and gold. Yeah, which I'm not normally a fan of, but I let that slide because taters are kind of gold looking. Idaho has a really cool mascot. What is it? The Vandals. Because it's so different.

It's why Arkansas ranks number one in all mascots. There are no other razorbacks. The Razorbacks, the Vandals, I can give you a whole list if you want of like the greatest mascots. You have any other categories, though? Yeah, I have the best play of the weekend. Oh. It happened during the Mississippi State versus Arizona State game.

Did you watch that play live? Yeah. It was crazy, right? No, it's insane. It's crazy to me that the weekend before I caught that one-handed catch live, that guy from Miami. And then this one was insane. Insane.

End of the game. I don't even know the player's names. I just know that the quarterback of Mississippi State. 30 seconds are left of the game. And the quarterback throws this crazy pass. Number zero catches it. And then runs it in for a touchdown. I almost thought the ref was going to get in the way at one point because I was like,

get out of the way. But then he went in for the touchdown. And that was clutch because they had like 17 points before that. And that touchdown took them. to win. Yeah, big shout out. Everybody in Starkville. They tore the goalpost down.

Immediately. It was the fastest goalpost ripping down I've ever seen. It was like, game over, goalposts are gone. You look up, it's like David Copperfield showed up with poof. It was awesome. Yeah. And they beat Arizona State. So I think that's all my categories.

It's like hottest coach, richest coach, you know, kind of overall good, like dad coach. Which went to Elko? Best play of the weekend and best helmet of the weekend. Oh, yeah, outfits or uniforms. Because you hated Baylor's last week. You hated them. I did have that category. They get most improved because last week they were in all black with metallic gold helmets.

And this week they went classic OG Baylor, green pants, white top, the green and gold. It looked sharp. So they win. And they happen to be playing SMU and their uniforms were awesome too. Those were cool. SMU lost that game. Yeah. Go Baylor.

Sick them. Well, so your winner of the uniform of the week went to Baylor because they were so bad the before. Yeah, I mean, they win the whole, like both teams playing had awesome uniforms. So Baylor SMU, I guess Baylor gets most improved and then SMU gets like sharpest look. Nice. Well, I appreciate you putting all that time in. Oh, like too much time. Someone hit me up like, hey, I've been waiting for you to do NFL, I guess last night. We're sticking to college with best looking like coaches. The category is the coaches sticking with college. Sure. But in the NFL, they're like, the quarterbacks

are age appropriate. Anyway, I just was getting some notes. And I was like, guys, I'm so worn out from all the football on Saturday, I didn't even turn on the TV for football on Sunday. Good for you. Well, I appreciate that. No problem. Anytime. Also, my Panthers lost.

Yeah, it was ugly from the start. Yeah. That's all right. That's okay, you like the underdog. I think you picked them because they lose. That's kind of what you said, yeah. Yeah, you're like... I think you guys heard me wrong.

I pick them because their success doesn't match that of the Broncos. And I want to ride upward on that trajectory with them. Yeah. So pretty much to pick them because they lose. Well, you just hopped on and like you're going to be. Big Bryce Young fan. Huh?

Big Bryce Young fan. He's their quarterback. Yeah. Eddie's Cowboys didn't win, but that was late last week. That was Thursday. Are you over? Oh, yeah. I was honestly happy kind of with their performance.

They didn't win the game, but they did a lot better than they thought they would. So, yeah, I was happy with it. Morgan, I did notice you're rooting for the Steelers this weekend. Yeah, my boyfriend is a big Pittsburgh Steelers fan. I saw you wearing Steelers clothes Oh my gosh It's not fine

He's a little goofy He brought it over for me to be part of it No he brought it over He wanted me to participate He wants to be watched So he's pulling out all the stops Trying to get me on board It's fine

It's good Yeah I had fun watching Although I don't know how you guys do this Every weekend because my anxiety Was through the roof watching that game What your anxiety? It's not your team I just get anxious watching Like competitive and I'm like

Why are they losing? Nope Why are they not scoring that point? What's happening? She's stressed out about the Steelers. I don't like it. I got stretched out watching the bills and the ravens. Yeah. That's a crazy one.

I don't know how you guys do this. You're just going to cheer for whoever has the ball. Oh, that's fun. You know what I'm saying? You're never stressed. You feel good. Or you focus on other categories, like things that are not about who wins. That's why I wasn't ever focusing on who won or lost.

Did Texas win? Yeah. Shout out their coach makes a good living as well But he didn't make the list He did he he he did But he did stumbling around because you didn't say him He won best looking of the Whoever they were playing I forget

Well you didn't tell me you're doing a tournament Oh yeah I had everybody and then I had the final Oh you're comparing the coaches with who they're playing Exactly I put up the two head coaches And then I would select who won of the game But then overall Mani Diaz won anyways The salary for the Texas coach is

Hi. Oh, yeah, of course. Yeah. I know. But then it was a cherished job. To me, there was one, two teams playing. I can't remember who. But one of the coaches was like,

the contract was like a $30 million contract broken up over four or five years. And then another guy, he made $800,000, or no, $180,000 a year. It's probably Grambling State or something. Mountain Pine. But they were playing each other. Yeah, they paid them.

So the big schools will, pay the small schools millions of dollars to come to their stadium so they can beat the crap out of it. Oh, cool. Okay. It's like if I needed an easy pickleball win, I would have you over. I'd pay you $300. I'd put it on TV. I'd beat the crap out of you, but you'd leave with your money. And that helps fund your pickleball career. Like you can buy new balls and you can buy new paddles. Got it. That makes sense. Okay. I can, yeah. But I can't remember that coach, but he was cute. The less fortunate one on the salary front. I mean, they're still making a ton. Like his contract was still Yeah, yeah.

The homeless coach. No, I said the less fortunate. Because like some of these coaches are making millions. I was like, man, we've really missed our calling with coaching because. That's a hard job. Move around a lot. Well, but you find you get lucky. You find the team.

I guess you do have to take a beating. You take a beating when you, if you lose. You have to move up. It's a ladder. Sure. But the one guy I felt bad for him, but he did win, which coach would you date? But he lost the game. But he lost the game.

But he probably lost a game. Don't know that stat. And he was losing in salary, but he won in looks. If Coach Mani Diaz is listening in Duke, they did win. They beat the crap out of Elon, I believe. Oh, they lost. They got whooped. By Elon?

They didn't play Elon this week. Was that last week? They played Illinois and they got smoked. Oh, that was. Oh, you guys the week before they played Elon? That's right. Coach Beelma, I beat him. Elon Musk has his own call.

No, Elon played him the week before. I guess I was wishing it, so he'd call in. I don't think he's going to call us after a beating. Yeah, probably not. All right, that's it. Thank you. Amy, thank you for all those. No problem.

And we'll come back. We'll talk Powerball in a second. Yeah. Have you heard? Have you heard? We've heard. How? We haven't talked about it.

We got big news in the Powerball. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college

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this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay. to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Yeah. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your

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I have this workout app, it sucks. But I paid for it for the whole year, so I keep using it. And you talk about no energy, the guy's like, all right, you get a workout. Like, I guess. It's terrible. And at the end, he's like, the most annoying thing to me on these apps to work out is when they're like,

man, you look great, that last set. I'm like, you're recorded. You have no idea. You didn't know why they work out. Yeah. They're lying. Yeah. But terribly.

He's like, oh, yeah, I think you look pretty good last set. Like no energy. I played some of it for you guys on part two of the podcast once. And so, but I do it. I've committed to it because I paid for it. It's like $19. Or you could get the whole thing for like $99 for the whole year. And I was like, absolutely.

Didn't even try it like an idiot. So I'm working out with it. It's great. They do, you get to pick your own music. So you can put your own playlist and it integrates it in. That's the only. good thing about it. But the guy's kind of boring. Eddie's wife, this is so funny. Eddie's wife works out to a different app. Yeah, it's the same kind of thing where it's a video.

And she was working out in the living room and I was in the kitchen. I can kind of hear what he's saying. He's like, all right, guys, look, let's work your, let's work your butts off. Okay, we're going to work hard. He's like, listen, if you want the explicit version, you can go exit out this app and you can go to the explicit version is where I can just really be me. And I'm like, hold on, hold on, hold on. I go into the living room. I tell my wife, like, POSSI workout. I want to hear this explicit version. So in the same app, you pick a different workout that's explicit.

It's the same workout, but I guess he recorded differently where he could be himself. He records. So right, maybe instead of saying but, does he say the A word? Exactly. And Price says the F. Price is all. Dude, he's just like, let's bit bingo. And I'm like, okay, is this necessary?

We can do it without all that. But it was interesting. I guess some people prefer to be cussed out. Oh, okay. You know, don't be a boop. But it's not like, okay, so this is better. So it's explicit in that he's just being a little bit more harsh with his delivery. It's not like dirty.

Okay, Pervy Ames back. No, no, no. Everybody, he was going to say. Welcome up. Amy's texting, hey, what's that app? Amy, it's like 50 shades of curls. It's not like that, Amy. I know.

I just thought. You just thought what? I thought for a second. What did you think, honestly, in your mind? Like, give us an example of what he could say. You said it would. We'll beep it out. If it's bad, we'll beep it out.

Say what you thought. Wait, what did Eddie say? He said explicit version. So my brain just went and it's, it's, I don't know if he's training all women. If he's used that, maybe that's his clientele. Go ahead. He would do what in your mind. So I don't know.

Like, you know, I was thinking, you know, you want your butt, but he says the A word. It's like, look good. Like in jeans. or for your man. Does it keep going? I'm embarrassed. I can't. Where does it get explicit?

Yeah, yeah. So far, or not with you? No, I can't. It's embarrassing. Where did it go? Like at the end of it? I didn't really go that far.

I just thought explicit. I didn't know if he was like talking dirty a little bit. What's wrong? What in the world? What's wrong with you? How do he talk dirty? You're like, hey, does mama like that? Is that what you thought?

You're like, your butts look, yeah. What if I slap that butt? Tats that ass. Okay, okay. Now we see what you're saying. Okay, I'm done. You know what? I might slide up that way.

I'm done. I'm crying. I'm done. You're sure there's not an extra explicit? No, man, I don't know about that one. You go and you're like, let me take sound like, if you want it real dirty, click over to the app on that one. I can really be myself in that one.

Well, we finally. I don't kind of have Amy needs. No. Which one does she work out? Not a clean one. She doesn't need explicit. Okay. Oh, man.

Okay. I need to break. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. A couple of Massachusetts, ready to get married. And in their car, they had all their wedding essentials. Like, they were going to it.

And it was a dress. It was all kinds of stuff. And so they're about to leave for their ceremony. They're about to head out and somebody stole their car. It's full of this stuff, including her wedding dress, right? So thinking quickly, she remembered her laptop was in her car. So she tracked her laptop, then followed the stolen car. Wow.

Amazing. Like she went full like Spider-Man. She followed the stolen car in her own vehicle, giving police live updates on its location. At one point, the thief drove past an officer on duty. And she was like, tell the cop he's right next to the cop. That's crazy. So they caught up with a guy, 31 years old, arrested him. All of the belongings, including the wedding gown, were safely recovered.

Wow. That's crazy. People magazine with that story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. I don't know if weddings are just going harder nowadays, but I got another one here. A guy in Pennsylvania is accused of punching the bride in the face at her wedding. He got so drunk.

He punched the bride. Listen, I don't think you should be punching anybody. Oh, I saw this. But don't punch the bride. They cut him off. Yeah, that's exactly what happened. Yes. So, John Ciancy is facing a list of charges in connection with the attack during the wedding.

according to the criminal complaint, he was a guest at the wedding. He became extremely angry and vile after he was cut off from alcohol. Oh. He punched the bride in the face. Dang. Knocked her to the ground.

The Sharpsville man hit the bride with a roundhouse style punch, the criminal complaint says. Roundhouse, is that just one of these? Yeah. Like a hook. Oh, it's the bride. The guy,

see antsy, punched three other people then who tried to subdue him. after punching the bride He was charged with four counts of simple assault Four counts of disorderly conduct Four counts of harassment One count of public drunkenness He was released in $5,000 bail

CBS News Is this the kind of thing that the next day You're like oh I wish I wouldn't have done that Or is this guy just like that? Or he, I feel like That's the next day like I need help Oh no That's too much

I think he's just like Did I really do that? Yeah he's embarrassed Yeah so I need to go get help That's later though I think your family has to tell you Do you need help Well maybe

but sometimes you have the wake-up call and I feel like this might be a punching the bride that's big time. Yeah, but yes. That's bad. Like if that's not, Hey, I should probably not drink. We hear about all kinds of wedding,

people fighting, people are not, you know, we're not going to put people that are overweight to the bridesmaids day, all this stuff. And we're like, this is the craziest thing you ever heard. The Weight Watchers table.

Yes. I think this wins. He punched the bride. And two other people. I don't care about the other people. I get it. People get in fights. The bride is off limits.

It's like in war back in the days, you wouldn't go. after the leaders, they'd be on their horse, they'd be all dressed in the colors. We have an understanding we're not going to go and shoot the leaders. They're out there with the teams. Understanding, here it is. You get so drunk, you don't punch the bride. That's it.

You ever when you watch those reenactments in movies of like Civil War or wars where uniforms are, I don't know. Like, am I sure that person is wearing? Oh, I'm sure. And it's like there's dust flying everywhere. Yeah. But I don't think you would, you wouldn't get accepted into the military. Because of colorblind. Back in the Civil War, they'd take any.

about the able-bodied. I guess that's true. They'll probably just be like, well, just go ahead and take him. He'll probably be a loss, but it's fine. I don't be a great 1800 soldier.

Oh my gosh, I would be terrified. Are you kidding? I would be terrified, but I would hide. I would hide in a spot, like paintball, I used to get in a hole

and just wait and just wait forever. And then finally, and get back in the hole. So this is from righteous gemstone, so I don't know how historically accurate this would be. Probably not at all.

But like, okay, You're saying they didn't kill the leaders, but did they also spare the lives of pastors or what do they call them? At times, yes. What's that called? Chaplains. Any sort of faith leader. Like you're only here to be, yeah.

Because like that too. Like how do you? I would have a whole, this is what I would do immediately. I would dress up my whole army. Like generals or priests? Priests. They all have crosses on their own. I'd have like 400 priests.

Ah! They're like, no, no, no, no. Can't touch them. Can't touch them. We would just mall everybody. Right. Okay. Well, I don't know. It was just anytime I watch shows like that, I'm like, this is very confusing. Like, I would feel so nervous that I was killing my own team. My own, whatever you call them, my own brigade.

My partners. You got it. You're walking to it. Yeah. We got it. My army. My crew. Ray Mundo, what's the game?

It is opening lines to famous 90s country song. Are you going to read the line? Yep. Or sing the line? No, because that'll probably give it away. Because you're such a good singer? Yeah, I have to definitely read it. Okay.

You want to do five? Yeah. Give us an example. Blame it all on my roots. I showed up in boots and ruined your black tie affair. Okay, so and you want the song. We don't have to get the artist? Song.

Okay, so guys, that would be friends and a low place. But if he did sing that. Yeah, sing it. Blame it all on my. roots. I showed up in boots. I think you should sing them. There's no way that's going to help us, right? I think it makes it harder.

I think it leads it down to hold it for a trail. All right, give us the first one singing it. Katie's sitting on the old front porch. That's it? That's all? I'm in. I'm in for the win. Will you do it again?

Katie's sitting on the old front porch. Like I have it, but that makes it harder. I agree. great. I'm in. Everybody good? Yep. Yep. I have a She's in love with the boy. Katie's sitting on the old from porch.

Watching the chickens down the ground. Amy? Yep. She's in love with the boy. Watch walks. She's in love with the boy. Eddie? She's in love with a boy. Okay. Is that right? Yeah.

Yep. All right. Spent $48 last night at the county fair. Can I make it request? Yeah. Can you pull the music down when you sing? Because it sounds like you're singing a lullaby over that song. Okay. Can you do it again? Spent $48

last night at the county fair. That's the same thing. Hold on, hold on. It's harder. It's harder with Jim singing it. What is the name of song? Killing me in that miniscuit. Five seconds. Amy, you don't have it?

All right, time. Amy? I wrote down, I like it. I love it. I want some more of it. Lunchbox? I put I like it, I love it. Eddie? I like it.

I love it. Oh, it's not in parentheses. I want some more of it. No. Is it? No. Probably not. Wow.

Sing it again, Ray? I felt like that was a little long. Spent $48 last night at the county fair. He doesn't really go anywhere. It's just monotone. Amy sing it. I like it. Oh, okay.

I spent $48 last night at the county fair. There we go. Repeat that, Ray. Go. I spent $48 last night, so dropping it down a little bit. Like Tim does it. All right, go ahead. You can tell the world you never was my girl.

I'm in. The world, you were never my girl. I'm in. You can tell the world you never was my girl. He's not even singing this one right at all. He's like singing it way wrong. It's much harder like this. It's more fun, though.

I'm in for the win. Am you good? Yep. Watchbox? Ake, break your heart. I think you break your heart. Thank you, break you. Thank you, break your heart.

Correct. You can tell the world you never was my girl. Amy, sing it, please. You can tell the world you never was my girl. Yeah, okay. You better. It's okay. All right, next.

When the sun goes down on my side of town. When the sun goes down on my side of town. I'm in. I'm in. I mean, they could all be the same song. Yeah, yeah, they might all be the same song. I don't remember the wind Watch rocks

Neon moon Amy Neon moon I have neon moon Yeah neon moon Neon moon When the sun goes down On my side of town

singing like that When the sun goes down On my side of town Yeah Go ahead Baby What do you say We just get lost

This music Baby what do you say We just get lost My dyslexic It's gonna It's going to kick in here. Why? Because I don't know if I have a ride.

Let's go get found. I'm in, Louis. I don't know the title. Oh, my gosh. I can hear the person singing, but I can't. Five seconds. All right, time. Amy?

I hope we dance. Swing and a mess. Eddie. Heads Carolina Tales California. Lunchbox? Head's Carolina, Tales California. Head's Carolina, Tells California.

Dang it. Baby, what do you say? We just get lost. Do it, right? Baby, what do you say, we just get lost? All they need to do it. He needs to hear it. Amy, you're out.

Oh. Yeah, they're only five. All right, three people remain. Go ahead. Well, I got my first truck when I was three. Got it. Well, I got my first truck when I was three. Three.

I'm in. Man, I'm just glad I made it this far. that right now. Oh, you're done? I got five out of five, and that's an accomplishment for me. I'm in for the win. I pick up. What do you have? Pick up man. That's right. Are you serious? Eddie?

Pick up man. Yep. Next one. Looks like we made it. Look how far we've come, my baby. He knows that one. Looks like we made it. Look how far we've come, my baby. Oh, yeah, he's nailing that one. I didn't know it was my baby. I thought it was now. What'd you say?

What'd you say? What'd you say? My baby. Stop, guys. We're literally singing the song. But he was singing it on beat and you guys were just talking and throw me off. Five seconds. All right, time.

Watchbox? Any man of mine, I don't know. You guys didn't give me much time. We gave you extra time. You're still the one. Still the one, shine. Correct. Looks like we made it.

It's a good run, guys. How far we've come, my baby. Did you know what's my baby? Well, that's how I would sing it. I didn't know if that's accurate. How many more do you have? I got four. Okay, go ahead.

Every time our eyes meet this feeling inside me. I'm in. I'm in. One, two, three. I'm amazed. Okay. Next one. I never saw the end in sight.

Fools are kind of blonde. You really sung that one bad. You know it? Yeah. He sung it real bad. Congratulations. He sung it so bad, Amy. Anyway, go ahead.

Do it again, Ray. Never saw the end in sight. Fools are kind of blind. Dude, I don't even know what he's singing. Can you pull that one up, Ray? That song, the actual song, because I think Eddie's going to miss it. Ray, do one more time.

I never saw the end inside. Fools are kind of blind. He's just making it worse. He's singing like that. Never saw the inside. Fools are blind. It's like Tyler Hubbard. Yeah, baby.

Yeah. You have that? Dude, I don't know. I'm in. Amy, it's George Strait. Oh, it is? You know it based on racing again? Do it again now that I know it's George?

I never saw the end inside. Fools are kind of blind. Oh my gosh. And what is that? Never. This is the first line. Never saw the end. Fools are kind of blonde.

Oh, gosh. I want to get there. Eddie, what do you have? I have this kiss. Right, George Strait, right? Yep. Okay. I got it.

Yeah, it's a, baby, write this down. Oh, yeah, man, that threw me. Yeah, that's a bad, Ray. Hey. But good one, Bobby. You got it. Hey. A win is a win.

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your podcasts. All right, Powerball got to $1.79 billion. Here you go. Two winners overnight in that massive Powerball jackpot, the second largest in American history. The winning tickets sold in Texas and Missouri will share a jaw-dropping total of nearly $1.8 billion. So they each get about half a million.

No, no, 500 million. Yeah. After it was split. Yeah. $410 million before taxes. Yeah. Not for me. That's not that much.

Not for me. So, obviously, we all played. It got to be pretty fun. And I gave Amy 50 bucks. And I was like, go get some tickets. And we had our numbers. And I looked up our numbers to see if they had matched. But then I thought all the other numbers that we bought,

I didn't know if we won or not. And I saw there were some winners here locally. Yes. Yeah, like eight? Oh, five. Well, there was a lot. We just say stuff around here. And so I thought, well, maybe.

we hit something. Yeah. And so I got to text Miami saying we didn't win. Well, you won $50. Okay. How did you win 50? How did I win 50? Well, funny story. So I'm not used to playing the lottery, right? And yeah, you pay me that on Friday and then you'd think one day later I'd remember. Well, I went to bed on Saturday night at around 930, 945 and at 10.20, woke up gas. Oh my gosh. The lottery was today. I forgot to play. So I started to like put on my shoes so I can go to a gas What time again? 10.20 p.m. So I try to get dressed to go buy it.

Well, then I'm like, wait a second. I think the drawing, like, it's not just the deadlines tonight. Like, the drawing is tonight? So then I'm like, what time? Is it midnight? Is it, you know, 11? What is it? So I Google and I learn the drawing has already happened.

So then I'm like, oh, well, look at our mom's death dates, because that's what we were really banking on winning on. Well, that was just one of many because we were going to do quick picks. I know. So luckily, our moms didn't come through for us. We did a win because I would have felt, I mean, I would have, I don't know what I would have done. If we matched those. Can you imagine if we matched the numbers and Amy didn't buy the tickets?

That's terrible. I don't know what I would do. Lunchbox office says he'd kill himself. Ended it all. That's what lunchbox says would do. Okay. So, that made me feel instantly better. I was like, okay, I'm going to be able to sleep tonight because otherwise sleep would have been ruined.

I just have to assume that our quick picks would have been losers. and you would have been out. Probably, yeah, because you said the odds are, we could become president before we'd win this. That seems unlikely. You may be more so than me, or you more likely to win. So then I thought, well, I owe Bobby his money back because that'd be unfair to keep it.

And then also I should give him the money I was going to put in towards tickets. So that's how you won $50. So I already vimmoed you $100. You got your money back, and I paid you my money. And guess what? I'm going to let you in. on the next time it gets really big and we decide to play, it's on me. I'll go get the tickets.

You don't even have to put in, and whatever I win, we'll split at 50-50. You'll forget. I try to tell you, Bobby, I tried to warn you. I made more money than any of these guys on the show. That's right. Wow. Who else won 50 bucks? Anybody?

Just me? Yeah, but you could have won the billion. No idea what you would have won. I had better odds on the 50 bucks. Thank you. I did win 50 bucks. Sort of did you a favor. By forgetting.

I feel pretty good about it. I got the entertainment of a, of thinking I was playing. We got the bit on the show. And I made 50 bucks. It's way more than anybody else got here in this room. And I was way too into college football on Saturday. Another perfect reason to forget.

I got so distracted. I felt like it was my job, like watching college football and doing other kid things and whatnot. So. Live and learn. I live and learn. It was your job to get the tickets. Yeah, your job, he assigned you to get the tickets. He said, Amy, I want you to go.

I'm pretty terrible. No, I felt terrible. Let's do a comparison of who made the most money out the lottery this past weekend. Okay, everybody go around and say the amount of money won. Amy, how much you make? Oh, I lost 50 bucks. Scuba Steve, did you play? I did, yes, yeah.

What'd you win? I won nothing. Okay. Anybody else in the glass room play, Ray? Did not play with celebrating the birthday, did not make the deadline at 10 p.m. Abby? Did you play or no? Yeah, I did.

I bought two, but I didn't win. Eddie? I lost 10, didn't win. Morgan, did you play the lottery? No, I didn't. Watch your box? Oh, it's $100. Okay.

Well, it looks like I'm the only one here and they call me, oh, Black Friday. But that's not from the lottery. It's not from the lottery. It's right. It is. It's from the lottery. I want a draft key. I think I had better odds at Amy forgetting.

I can't believe you're. I should just play that lottery every time. Yeah. I can just give Amy money and she forgets. I bet that every time. That's a good one. Play the Amy lottery. Oh, welcome.

Yes. So I think I want more money than anybody in the, heck, I want more money than all you guys combined. What a day. I can't believe you're saying this. saying this with a smile and you're not mad at her. This honestly is going better than I thought. I thought she texted me and was like

is it too late to buy lottery tickets because I was asleep and I just gasped. It's like getting mad at a dog when he barks. You know? That's what they do. Amy forgot. That's what she does. Well, but I also remember a lot of things and you, this I should have remembered and I am mad at myself and I do have systems in play like I write things down. I put things on the calendar.

It just, that one slipped through the cracks. But I do think it's a big crack though. That is a big crack. There we go. Now that real Bobby, come on. But might I remind you, are you the only one that won money this weekend? Not with the lottery. Yeah. With the Amy lottery. I play it a lot. Yes. Welcome. Step right

up. Who else wants to play? Yes, I did try to text lunchbox, and he never replied because I thought, well, who would know right away if I can still make it to the gas station and purchase some tickets? I wanted you to sit there in your misery and just swallow the thing that I tried to tell you was going to happen. Amy's not going to buy the tickets. She's going to do it wrong. And she didn't. She goes, I'm so annoyed with myself.

Fudge! The only reason that I haven't played the lottery was for fun, for the bid on the show. We got to have fun. We got to have a bit. And I made money. Wait, you didn't play for the billion dollars? No, because you're not going to win that. That's not true. Two people won. That's crazy. Texas and Missouri.

Nobody even in our state won. Where we live. So, a big shout out to everybody out there who's like me. She's happy that they made a little money over the weekend. Amy lottery. I know. Played the Amy lottery. There's a story here about a group of 10 staff members at an Ohio school who won a million bucks in the Powerball, and they have done this pool for a long time. And so each teacher in this gets $72,000 because it's about $100,000. They want a million.

There's 10 of them after taxes. And so one of their coworkers who is in it, one of the 10, they're going to give her money to her kid. She didn't get to play. She died. Oh, she died. Oh, she died. It's gone to their like coworker. And yeah.

That's sweet. Okay. I thought it was like a sympathy. Like, you didn't get in this time. We'll give you the money. To your kid that. That's harder. I don't know.

I don't know which is harder. To cut somebody in that wasn't in because they're dead or to cut someone in who forgot to play. I mean, the death like, you know, they're dead. So you feel bad. So you give it to their kid and everything. Someone that forgot to play, that's on you, man. See, I think it's the other way. Really?

I think if somebody died and they had played a long time, no one's going to know there's nine people in it. There's just nine people in it. The 10th didn't even show to give their money. Where the other person has been in, if they've been in all the time and something happened where they forgot, I would want to be given that grace that, that, oh, I forgot this week and you won,

you'll still think about me because I was there every week. You're right, and they're still alive. Where if I'm dead, I don't know the difference. My kid doesn't know the difference. They don't even know you won. Correct. So I think I would be different there. I think I, well, first of all,

I'd rather be alive than dead. I'd like to say that. For the record. Yes. Yeah, I think I'd be different, but good for them. You know there had to be a couple. dissenters in the call. Of the nine, a couple had to be like,

no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't want to give them money. Well, then we'll just give it without you and you'll be known as the... No, come on, man. Oh, that has to be a little pact they decided on before they won. Like, as they've been playing since that person passed, they're probably like, hey, let's go ahead and agree that if we win, this is going to be our plan. Great.

So they've just known. Yeah, but even when it happens, are you like, You change your mind? You know, a little pact we made. You guys can call us if you want, 877-77-B-B-B-B-E-O-B-Y. So you saw a car flipped over in the grocery store parking lot? Yeah.

How did it flip there? No idea. So, like, when I got to the grocery store, I was looking for a parking spot, and I saw a bunch of people just looking. I'm like, what are they looking at? I look over, and there is a car flipped upside down in the middle of the empty parking lot. That's weird. Unless they were, like, doing donuts or something.

Right. What can you hit going that fast that makes your car flip like that? The only thing that was close to the car was that place where you return the carts. So maybe they were trying to cut. This is my theory. I'm thinking they're trying to cut through the parking lot really quick. And then they don't see that cart return thing and try to swerve and then roll over. Oh.

That's a big swerve. You got to go be a tall car too. What kind of car was? An SUV. But so it was just a girl by herself. She's still in the car? No. She was sitting on the side of the car.

They got her out. By the time I got there, there were two people assisting, no cops, no ambulances, no nothing. But the girl is sitting outside kind of panicked. Oh, yeah. What'd you do? I went up and I said, is there anyone else in the car? They're like, no, that's true. Shut up. You did not.

Don't lie. You said people were already there. Why would you be like, is there anyone else in the car? I didn't know if, you know, they needed me to go in there. And so then I got my phone and took pictures. Okay. You got a picture of the car upside down. You want to see it?

Yeah. Have you seen the TikTok of that girl? singing Britney Spears on TikTok and she loses control over car? No. It is the craziest video. So she has her phone in the area where like the speedometer and the gas and stuff and she's upset, maybe like crying. Oh, it's nighttime. I wasn't picturing this at night time.

Makes me feel like they were drunk if it's nighttime. Like that's an added element. 9 p.m. Right by a chick-fil-A. This car is completely upside down. Oh, dude, it's on its top. Wow. And you saved her.

Well, no, she was just by herself. But I made sure that this. Because if they would have said like, there's a baby stuck in there, guess what? I'm going in. Wow. Of course. You almost saved a baby? I mean, if they would have said that.

Did you see if she had any damaged organs? So you could have donated her one. Great point. At that moment. Isn't that crazy? Did that picture of nothing? Gosh, Eddie. Do you need a kidney?

Do you need? What do you need? Is your liver okay? You should look at that video of this girl because she's driving and it's just on like a normal, like ruralish road. And she's upset at something. She's like, hit me baby. And then she's, she loses the back end of her car and you see her start to swerve and like fight the steering

wheel. The phone is still on her and you see the car go do and turn over upside down and then she's just hanging there and she looks at the phone and she grabs the phone and turns it off. It's wild. She didn't die. Oh yeah. And then you would have had to pry that phone from my dead hands to get that online because again she's singing like and then all of a sudden you see her face.

She's like, oh God. You mean? Because you'd be embarrassed. Absolutely. Yeah. I would never post that video. And then insurance has the video. Like that's crazy.

She really wasn't doing anything wrong. She wasn't even looking at the phone when she was singing. But it's not a good look if you're doing a TikTok video while driving. I agree. I agree. It is not a good look. That's why I wouldn't have posted it. You ever lost your back end while driving?

Excuse me? Oh, like a fishtail? Yeah. It is so helpless feeling. You mean because another car hit me? No. No, I've never had that. I mean,

Like I've hit, like I've had a teeny tiny because of either water or ice, but nothing scary while I've been driving. Once, and mostly it's because you don't see a turn coming until you do it quick. Once driving to, when I was doing maintenance on a golf course, it was so early, I was half asleep. And I didn't see a turn. And I, so I hit it. And my back in went all the way around. And I landed almost back up and just kept driving. And I was like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh.

I just avoided dying. That's a race car move right there. Yeah, I wish I had a video. Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. Eddie, good job, man. Thank you, man. You pretty much were a hero. No, they didn't need me.

If they would have needed me, I would have jumped into action. The best ability is availability, and you were available to save a lot. Good point. I think you should reward yourself today with a little something. That's pretty heroic. She was okay, though? No, she was great. Yeah, she's fine.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Yeah, home it's not been good. There's a couple from Canada that just started getting lots. Lots of random phone calls. Like, people call it all times a day asking about a grill that they bought and they can't assemble it. And would they please help? That's funny.

And they finally realized after like 20, 30 calls, they're like, oh, my gosh, the customer service for this company put our number instead of their customer service number. But instead of saying like, hey, this is the wrong number. Leave us alone. They just start taking the calls and being like, well, let's Google your problem. No way. Yeah. So they're like, what you do to do is get a job. They said that they even made friends with some.

people because they stand in the line for like 30 minutes figuring out their problems. So what's even cooler is the company, Napoleon brand grills. They gifted them with a grill. That's also funny and cool of the company. Yeah, they said, you don't have to do that. Here's a new grill for you. That's good. Gosh, there's some kid that has my old phone number and he is getting fed up with anybody

that's texting him. Dang, Miss Cool Woman. Let me tell you. Let me tell you. That's a low key flex. No, that's sort of low key flex at all. I just, this just made me. think of like he's not being helpful he's not he he he just he'll reply all caps to anybody because

sometimes even my family like group texts all they'll end up throwing that old number on there and he'll be like all caps i am not amy and then poor walker hayes when he was working on a theme song for my podcast no straight up because walker walker sits something i think in this kid replied like amy brown with a cell phone all the people texting her because she's so cool no we were texting about that but then also his golf tournament and he invited me to it and the kid was just like, no. And he thought I was just joking. He's like, dang, you don't have to be so. And he goes, I'm a minor. If you keep

texting me, I'm going to call the police. And Walker was like, oh my God. That's how Walker Hayes. His music career ends. I know. Like I was like, oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. That's my other number. But Walker Hayes texting with underage kid and it was him trying to get a hold of Amy.

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