The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1: Bobby Addresses Baby Conspiracy Theory + Bobby Feud: Which Halloween Candy Do You Eat First? + What College Team Will Bobby's Child Root For?

Episode Date: October 27, 2025

Bobby had a bad weekend in Arkansas. Bobby addresses a conspiracy theory that people think about his 'ankle' surgery being a cover up for his child's birth.  Bobby shared what he has learned about parenting so far after his algorithm has been feeding him tons of parenting content now. We try to diagnose Lunchbox's medical ailment after he went to several doctors and they can't figure out what is causing a sharp pain in his side.  We played a round of the Bobby Feud. If you have a bag full of your kid's Halloween Candy, what do you eat first? Top 10 answers are on the board! Lunchbox expresses why he thinks raising kids is easy and everyone lies when they say it's hard. We talked about what team will Bobby’s kid root for since his wife is an Oklahoma fan and he is an Arkansas fan?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here's the voicemail. Good morning, Bobby. Good morning. Studio. So, me and my wife have a child about, I think he's 13 days old now. I know Bobby and Caitlin are expecting, and other people on the show have kids. We're kind of in the dump. We've been fighting. It's tough. Any advice would really be appreciated. I'm trying to hang in there, but you guys help me every single day. So thank you so much. Love the show.

So this is different than what I thought. I thought as soon as you had a baby, it was so easy and so fun immediately. Yeah, okay. Is that not the case? No. Eddie, you've had some stuff happen. Yeah, I don't know if I have advice, though.

Is it bad? It's bad. It's bad. It's bad. Your whole life changes. And then, oh, man, with our first, my wife had postpartum depression, so I made it even worse.

But like the first two weeks. Like, why me to the first two weeks? Walk me through the first two weeks. You come home. You got this little thing. You don't know anything about these whole things. You never had one. Like your first baby.

Let me tell you what makes it really bad. The whole family's there. Everyone's there for like at least a week after you bring the baby there. And they all have different things to tell you. No, you need to do this. No, you need to boil the bottles. No, you don't need to boil the bottles. So there's so much going on that you really want that family out of there.

I don't know if his family is still there or what. But that's the first thing. Get them out of there. But is it not good to have people there so people can sleep? Yes. that's helpful. And yeah, that's another thing. You're sleep deprived.

There's a lot going on, dude. Honestly, I look at that. I never been to war. What? But I honestly look at that like as those years in my life was like when I went to war and I don't remember a lot of them. Really? Yeah, dude. I've just tried so hard to forget those years.

Just because one, you're sleep deprived. Two, the trauma. Ooh. From. Trauma of us just freaking out, not knowing what we're doing. And then my wife's. postpartum was like she literally would pack her bags almost every night and be like I'm leaving and after the 10th time I'm like see ya I'm gonna raise this kid all by myself because you're just tired

yes dude it was bad so would there be a difference in in like I'm definitely way older than you were when you had your first kid yeah like do you expect this to be the same for me or because of where I am in my life it'll be a bit different I think you're a little more prepared because you have a little more knowledge experience life experience you're good at like dealing with hard things you know like this is a hard thing but you're pretty good at like being calm when hard stuff's going around like I think you'll be different at this than I was dude we're kids so you're like I don't know 27 years old

that's not I was figuring you was like 21 or something I thought it was like 21 22 you knew me at 27 I wasn't old enough to have a kid like I was not mature enough to have a kid let's watch what's your device this person Look, dude, it's hard, but it's not impossible. Look, me and Eddie did it. It's not like, you're, like, the world is falling in and you're caving in. You're just sleep deprived right now. That's all it is.

You're just tired. So when the baby sleeps, sleep, man, take a nap. Like, I don't understand. Like, it's not that hard to raise a kid. Like, it's really not. Yeah. I mean, really. I'm not laughing because you're wrong.

That's just the opposite of what anybody says. It's literally not, dude. You just got to give them the boob or give them the formula and change his diaper. Yeah, but kids are. are different. Like some kids are harder than others. Like some babies sleep through the night. Some don't. Some have colics. Have you had all those? I've had it

all. Like they wake up in the middle of night. Guess what? You can't feed it at night. So you go back to bed. You hold it. You rock it. It's like you watch TV. You get to watch a lot of TV because guess what? The baby can't go anywhere. So you just hold it and watch TV. How hard is that? I will. He's making it sound

pretty good. I've been trying to catch up on a lot of shows. The only thing is you are sleep deprived. I get that. That is what makes it What happens when the baby doesn't stop crying? Go for a walk. And leave it? Leave the baby behind. Either one.

Okay, got it. Either one. Hey, Scoo, Steve, you got some kids? Right, man. What do you think? It's impossible. I mean, it's easy if your wife is doing all the work, which sounds like that's what's happening in lunchboxes' household.

But it's a partnership, and it isn't easy. You are sleep deprived. You are, and I'm not watching any TV. I'm doing whatever she needs because she's, breastfeeding and she had the baby. So it's a lot of work, especially if you want the marriage to work long term. What do you say to that caller? I honestly missed that. I was putting something together here if you could reset me. He was just like, hey, we're struggling. Baby's 13 days old. We're fighting all the time. Oh yeah. You're going to fight for a little bit. Yeah, because you are sleep deprived, but you get over it

and you have moments that are like really great. And it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world to have kids. And then it's also the scariest thing in the world because they grow up. I think in those the first six months, it's really difficult. It really is. But I feel like it's less difficult if you attend to your wife, make sure she's okay. And the more kids you have, the easier. No, it is. Oh my God, shut up. No, it is. It is. It is. It's more difficult because now you have not only

the baby, but other kids that are little that have to be watching. They're at different stages of development and attention. I'm talking about the baby though. The baby's easier because you kind of know what you're doing. And you don't freak out over everything. When the first one is born, you are worried about every breath and everything. And once you have one, then you have a second one, you're like, oh, that kid. it's fine. Yeah, yeah.

Like, if it rolls off the couch, no big deal. You care a little bit less. You do care a little bit. Like, right now, the first one, you are paying attention to every detail.

So you're really exhausted and you're mentally strained. Correct. If you would just relax and not pay attention to everything and freak out over every breath, it makes it so much easier.

But we could tell you that over and over, but you're never going to do that. You're always going to freak out with it. Yeah, you will. You're always checking to make sure they're breathing,

looking at their chest. Like, it's great but awful. Which one is it more, though? It's right in the middle. You're asking us now, though, after the fact, it's awesome now. Yeah. No, I need you. I'm asking not for the caller for myself.

In the moment, it's awful. It's awful. It's awful. No, it really is. Am I going to be miserable for a while? Yeah. Coming into work? Yeah.

Yeah. You're going to sleep like an hour, two hours a night easily. Yeah, you'll be sleep deprived, but really, you should still be able to get sleep because when the kid natched, you should nap. Do I just need to have like five at once? Because apparently it gets easier. Yeah. Five at one time.

Get it out of the way. The more of the number is. Okay. Well, I call it. I don't know if you got anything from that. Push through. That's the moral of the story. Take a nap.

Well, I don't know. Watch more TV. Excuse me saying. You don't watch TV. What else do you do? Man, the baby can't go anywhere. You just hold it and watch TV. It's amazing.

Thank you for listening. And thanks for calling our voicemail line. You guys can call us anytime. 877-77 Bobby. Arkansas over the weekend, went to Fayetteville to watch Arkansas play football, and we lost again at the end. It's it terrible. It's just one of those

where I'm like, why me? What did I do to deserve this? You're not the only one involved. No, but it kind of is. It kind of is me. It isn't generally in life. What did I do to deserve? Just always being a loser. There's not an answer, is it? Yeah, no. I can't find it either. I can't find it either. I know. I lose it everything.

I'm nervous. At what? saying anything about your team. But is that accurate, Amy? He loses it everything? No, it's not accurate at all. But then I don't really want to. It's almost like Arkansas losing trumps everything.

Everything. Yeah, it's like it puts a blanket over your whole life and your whole life is horrible. Oh, my whole life is horrible. It's not. Yeah, I don't know. What stunk was, we were up and we're up in like a sweet, I know, fancy.

And, but we had the Oklahoma game on. And we had my wife and my in-laws, our parents, and they're massive OU fans. and so we're sitting up there and they're watching the OU game and OU loses too. It was just a bad. Dude, don't wear amy. Yeah.

Yeah. It was like all of us had nuts and we all get kicked on them. One, two, three, four. Oh, gosh. I know. So that was my weekend. Hey, you're Virginia Cavaliers one. Saw that.

That was kind of crazy. Did you see it? Well, yeah, first of all, we were supposed to win. It should have been a no-braider. I love she's a wee now. My favorite thing is she's a wee. Okay, this is how y'all talk about your sports. Yeah, but that's not really your team,

but I'm not going to say that anymore. Yeah. Go ahead. Okay. So we were supposed to just win. And then it looked like not good. And then we were tied. And then it went into overtime.

And bam, out of nowhere, well, not out of nowhere completely. But we won. And it was. You were playing the Belichick's. Fantastic. The Belichick's in Jordan. Did you know that? I don't think I really been doing you together.

I wasn't really watching. I wasn't paying attention. Yeah, and it was North Carolina. I know. I'm giving you play by play of, I mean, it was on, but I wasn't really paying attention. but my boyfriend recapped it for me. And I could also... I'm glad you and your favorite team could get a win.

I could tell by his reactions, like, whenever it was happening. But yeah, no, he doesn't really get impacted as much as you do by a loss. It must be the amount of love we put out and pour into it. Maybe. Or maybe he's just more, I don't know. Or he didn't lose. He regulates better. Let her say what she's going to say.

Go ahead. Or maybe he hides it better. I'm not sure. I know he's impacted. You're going to say he's healthy. Maybe. Maybe he processes. Well, he's had a lot more years to get used to it. Yeah.

More experience. Yeah. So you've got some time to catch up. Not much, but you have some time. You guys can call us. Also, big condolences to my LSU friends who lost their head coach. Dang. No, he didn't die.

He didn't die. I don't know. He's still with us. He's still with this. He got fired. Yeah, you get fired. He wasn't very likable anyway. If you watched the SEC series, did I make you watch that?

No, but. You would have hated the coach. You would have hated that guy. I saw a recap that he's just overall not a very nice person. You have to be psychotic to be a successful SEC coach anyway. Like you do have to be psychotic. But there's still likable coaches. Yeah, you got to be a psycho to win at that level.

It's like being a Fortune 500 CEO, there's got to be something off about you. But he just wasn't likable at all. Nobody liked it. Well, he wasn't likable and he wasn't winning. Yeah. And that'll do it. And he was getting paid a lot. That'll do it.

And he spent a lot. He spent on what? I don't know. Like on players? You just hear that? Did he spend? What did they spend? Like on cars and stuff?

I don't know. Probably. On the program. Okay, that's fine. I saw somebody post. Like he spent 20 million and when. On a roster. He didn't.

They probably did. Right. Yeah. That's fine though. Right. But it didn't produce any fruit. Hey, not a lot of fruit was produced. Right.

Right. Hey, your Texas A&M, boys, they're undefeated. Let's go. They're killing it. Oh, Amy has more than one team. Oh, Amy's got a team. No, I don't. I have one college team.

And the Panthers. No, that's not a college team. It's a whole different league. But still, you have. That's a whole different day. And you have the Cubs. And that's a different sport. Well, so mine are same sport, different teams.

So you have Virginia, Alabama, and A&M. And sometimes Auburn. Oh, yeah, yeah, don't forget. Every once in a longhorn. Because she grew up in Austin. Don't forget. I can cheer for Texas. You have diversified.

your portfolio to a way where you're always winning, and I can appreciate that. Right. Thank you. Also, condolences to our Mississippi State. Listeners and fans, one of my friends, Brandon, was in the end zone when Texas caught that touchdown pass in overtime. They had a recap video. Did you see that? Yeah. Yeah, he messaged me after and he was like, it's the worst day of my life. I said, I've had 11 of those in the past couple years. The best part of those button that said beat Texas that he kept on for the rest of the night. Yeah, man. We're, I mean, I know that y'all are just to be. Like there's hyperbole. It's not literally the worst day of his life. I mean, I can think of

worse days for you. Yeah. What, somebody dying? I don't know. It's close. I'd have to weigh him. Yeah, exactly. Who could be worse?

And he had the Cowboys do. They lost. Thanks for bringing that up, baby. NFL's different, though, because you can lose a bunch of games. Ah, but we got, dude, we got being hard. But you can make the playoffs and lose eight games in the NFL. You can't do that in college football. There's a lot of teams.

Okay, so you guys can call us if you want 877-Bobby. That's our phone number. That's our sports recap with Amy and her favorite Virginia Cavaliers. Hey, they spent a lot of money on their roster, which is exciting. Do you know that, Amy? Yeah, well, Tony is working on the program. Now she calls the coach by his first name. Coach Elliott.

Yes. I couldn't think of the last name right away. All right, enough sports. Back in a second. So four people have busted in. to the Louvre, the museum in Paris, and they caught two of them. So I guess we all thought they were going to get away forever. I did.

And apparently they weren't even that good at this. I thought it was some sophisticated scheme. There are guys who like been breaking in stores. Like that's a big, all right guys, we've got a couple pawn shops. Let's go with the Louvre next. That's what I felt like. Yeah, I told you I saw some expert thief talking about how these were a bunch of amateurs that were definitely going to get caught.

And then the crown was what got them caught. Whatever they dropped it. And the helmet. Yeah, in the glove. All that. Man, we were romanticizing this. Like, they must have spent weeks strategizing. They had the plans to build out somehow from the architect.

No, they just bought a chainsaw and went over and started cutting on stuff. Now I'm picturing them, like, getting in and looking at each other and be like, can you believe we got in? Two men who stole $100 million worth of Francis Crown Jewels during a daring daytime heist. They were arrested on Saturday night. One of them was trying to flee the country. Two others are still on the run. One of the suspects who has not been identified was busted as he was getting on a flight. Guys just got on a Southwest flight.

He's heading down to Tunica and they caught him. Man, we really had this wrong. But they got in. The men both in their 30s, they're from a rough suburb north of Paris. They were detained by police as part of the investigation. Organized gang robbery. Police were tipped off. and so, I mean, they got them,

but they were like, they'd just been robbing other little stores. Man, but that's quite the jump. That's like, that's like you're playing like fourth grade peeve football and you decide, I think I'm going to go play for the NFL next year. They went right at it.

So there was another museum, though, that had been robbed. So shortly after that heist, here's another one. Hit that one. The theft occurred just hours after a burglary at the Loop Museum. The stolen coins, dating from between 1790 and 80, 1800 are worth thousands of euros.

The incident took place on Sunday night when workers discovered a broken window, raised the alarm, and alerted the authorities. And the country is now stepping up protection at all its museums and cultural heritage sites. Is this a copycat? Or is this somebody who was actually doing a sophisticated one? And then saw that one and it's like, what the heck? Yeah, I don't know. I feel like you have to be planning this for a little bit.

workers arrived at the museum that's dedicated to the philosopher and the encyclopedias Dennis Dedero on October 21st. They noticed one of the displays was completely smashed. I don't know that this is the case, but it could have also been like their boys. Like they all go in around the same time. Oh, yeah.

Oh, because they're organized gang crime people. Organized gang crime people. Yeah, that's exactly what it is. So that one happened to. That's from the TikTok, Briel Haxley. So, yeah, just some heists. Haist is a fun name. You know why it's fun because Netflix has made us think that's a fun name.

Yeah, it does sound fun. It doesn't sound scary at all. No, like robbery, that sounds bad, burglary. But a heist, it feels like dramatic music's just playing it all times while bad stuff's happening. And it sounds like there's a little bit of thought behind it, you know? Like they just didn't smash a window and it's like a heist. Is a heist a money truck? Like, let's say in the States, if there's a Brinks truck.

And I don't feel like that's a heist, do you? I thought it's a robbery. Yeah, but I mean, I think it would fall under heist. I don't know. I think you have to have an accent to really pull off a heist. And if I was a driver of one of those trucks, I don't think it could be. Because I'd be so nervous all the time. Ooh, I saw one going into the gas station and he went backwards and looked over before he got out of the truck.

It was crazy, dude. It was an operation just for him to get sweet tarts. You're right. You got to be packing to get sweet tarts. No, I mean, I just would be so paranoid all the time. I would be paranoid that my driving partner would be inside man and be telling somebody where we were going. I'd really want to trust that partner.

Because you don't do that thing by yourself. There's no way to drive more of those money trucks by yourself. There's a team. That feels like a dangerous job because everybody knows that cargo you got right there in that. I feel like though for a high, it's my personal definition, you have to have some sort of accent. I don't care what kind it is. It could be Spanish, French, British.

Just not American. Yeah, it's got to be an accent. You have an accent and you do some robin and nobody gets hurt, you take something more than 100 years old, that's a heist. Okay. Let me go talk to Lucas about our last segment we did. Lucas, you're on the air. What's up, Lucas?

Lucas, it's Bobby. Can you hear me? Oh, we lost them. All right. Thank you very much. Hey, morning. Oh, we're back. We got Lucas.

Lucas is on the line. All right, you're on, Lucas. Hey, morning studio. Morning. No, Bobby, so I'm similar to you, right? My team loses. It ruins my weekend. I shut down.

I want to lock myself in a dark room. I don't want to talk to nobody. But you're about to be a father, right? Yes. Yes. And I'm now a father of two, and you're going to realize now when you lose, there's more important things to worry about. And, you know, it's a little easier to handle.

So I just want to give you some advice. We're encouraging it. It'll get better. I actually plan to pass. One of the things I want to pass down to my child is this feeling. Yeah. Okay. So I don't want to lose it.

I want to pass it down. Well, so how are y'all going to do that? Great question. We've already been talking about it a lot. Let me tell you. All the different teams? It has been a hot issue at the house. Yeah, y'all aren't you going to let the child just pick?

I refuse. Let them figure out who they want to be. No. Okay. That's one thing I will not be doing is letting my future child figure it out on their own. They, hmm, it's tough. It's tough because her whole, I'm just outnumbered. because her whole family, Oklahoma Sooner fans, to the core.

And then it's just me over here, my thumb on my butt going, woo big. But I do think me, man, there's a lot here, though, a lot of passion. Mine is super consistent. Hers, when he gets basketball season, she doesn't really follow Oklahoma basketball that much. Me, I'm all in. We went to the basketball game this past weekend.

It was an exhibition game. We went. Since you're every sport, you, okay. But who knows? I'm sure we'll have to find I'm just going to make sure it hurts worse when we lose Well did they win that game

The basketball? Oh, we killed them But it was an exhibition game But that doesn't help your That didn't even count Well It was a win to win And it was for charity

They give them money to people I hate that Yeah No it was an exhibition game And it was good though We had a good time You know what I found out My Valentine's Day plans are

Oh Wait it's October I know November December UVA is playing a basketball game here against somebody, Ohio maybe. Yeah, Virginia's got a good basketball team traditionally. Well, yeah, apparently just found out that's exactly where we're going to be. And so now I need to get into UVA basketball.

You don't need to. You're good. What? No, I do need to. I guess I just didn't know like, golly, we're not even done with football and we're already talking about basketball. You can't stumble into two winning teams. It's going to drive me crazy. You can't. Those aren't your teams. Stumble? Yeah. You can't meet somebody. They have teams. And then all of a sudden, they're your teams and you're over here.

I got to go to all these championship games. It's going to drive me crazy. I don't know. He said, go ahead and put this on your calendar. And I'm like, wait, that's February 14th. He's like, yeah. He's like, we're adults. Yeah, we can do other stuff.

Right, right. You guys can call us if you want 877-77 Bobby. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions,

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give 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. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. 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 Galko, 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 Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok.

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They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Gillespie and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.

Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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

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Hello, Bobby Bone. Something awkward happened at work. I could use your take. I got offered a promotion. Totally unexpected. I said yes. The only problem, one of my close friends at work,

really wanted the same position and was trying to get it. I can tell they're hurt. I feel guilty, but at the same time, I couldn't pass it up. I just don't know how to navigate it. Do I talk to them about it?

Give them space, write it out. you have a good insight about things like this. What do you think? Signed, office Olivia. It is awkward if it's a real friend of yours. But first of all, congratulations. Aside from everything, let me remove every awkward, every friendship, every,

you just got promoted at work. You deserve it. That's awesome. Like embrace it, go crush it and get another promotion if that's what you want. If that's what your dream is. That's super cool. So first of all, congratulations. Second of all, that ain't you getting the promotion is not your fault.

There is no fault associated with that. That is something that they're going to have to deal with. But I do think if it's a real friend, a conversation can happen. I don't think you avoid it because it's just going to create like a, I think it's a resentment, but like an awkward tension. Yeah, it could be uneasy. Yeah, but I think you have to go hit it head on or it's going to get a lot easier. It's going to get so much uneasy that it's going to be uneasy than the situation that you're in right now.

Like it's just worth it to go and talk about it. So I also wouldn't talk about it at work. Be like, hey, you talk about this promotion. I really wasn't expecting it. I know you were going for it. I really don't know what to say, but I don't even know what to say to her about it. But you have to talk about it if this is a real friend. If it's like somebody you just sit next to screwing, who cares?

You're their boss. You tell them what to do. Yeah. I think you got to talk about it, right? Yeah, I think it's okay to bring it up, but it is awkward because it's like, like, hey, so. It's just a weird thing. I don't even know how you would address.

that like, hey, I know you wanted this job. They gave me the promotion. Just so you know, I wasn't trying to get it over. I was trying to undercut you. I think they probably know that. I don't know. People think irrational whenever things happen that aren't in favor. I guess that's what I would want to clarify.

I would say, just be direct. You got a promotion I didn't. What would you say to me? I think I would say, hey, Bobby, our friendship means a lot to me. So regarding this promotion, I want you to know, like, I didn't know that I was going to get it. I think that you are super qualified. However, this is how it played out. So I want to know, is there anything that you need to share with me that would help you feel better in this time? Because I don't want it to impact our friendship. I think that's very healthy. I think also you can

do the thing to where I got this promotion, but I'm going to be looking out. You're coming with me. Can you guarantee that? No, but I'll be looking out. That's pretty generic. I'm be looking out means you're going to be looking out. And if there's like some stuff to look out for, you help them out. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Like you could offer that. We can't really grasp what we do. But what we can't say is if this is a real life friend,

you have to say something about it because they're thinking about it nonstop and they're going resentful of you for a reason that's not fair to you. And that's a good way to put it too. Like starting off with the words of our friendship means a lot to me. And if there's any resentment, can we talk about it now so that things aren't awkward? And I know you may need time and I, you know. And then I think you end it with I'll be looking out. Yeah, I'd be looking out for you.

I'll be looking out. So I get you up here with me. You have to talk about it if it's a real life friend. I think that's our answer. We don't really have the words because we don't know you guys. But congratulations. First, don't feel guilt. Hey, let me say this again.

Do not feel guilt about this. You deserve this opportunity. So do not let them and that friendship and that situation pollute this awesome part of it. There you go. And be looking out. That's what I would be doing. I always be looking out. All right, close it up.

They do not know the category. Let's play the Bobby feud. Rancor asked the question, which Halloween candy do you always eat first? So you got them. There's the bag, whole bag and candy. Kids got it. And you get to go in and eat whatever you want first. Which Halloween candy do you always eat first?

Now lunchbox finished last in the last round, so he's out. Amy, Morgan, Eddie, ready to go. Amy, you're first. Kit Kat. Show me. Kit, cat. Number three answer. We're three points, Kit Cap.

Okay, Reese's. Show me Reese. I need you to be specific. Oh, Reese's cups. Show me Reese's peanut butter cups. Number one answer. Okay. Eminem's?

Minimms. Number four answers. Now with Eminem's, do we have an opportunity to be more specific? I don't answer questions. Hey, I don't answer questions. Snickers. Show me Snickers. Number two answers.

So you got one, two, three, and four. Rees's peanut buttercups, Snickers, Kit Katz, and M&Ms. Skittles. Show me Skittles. Down goes Frasier. Wow. Okay. Over to Morgan.

Morgan, the question is, which Halloween candy do you eat first? I'm going to go with a Twix. Twix bar. Number five answer, fallen. Okay. Now I'm going to go with a Butterfinger. Butterfinger! Amy with 10 points.

Morgan with five points. Eddie, over to you. round. I'm going to move out of chocolate. So I'm going to go to give me nerds. Nerds. Number 10 answer. Hey! What? Wow. Okay, maybe I'll go back into chocolate. Give me the old plain Hershey's chocolate bar. Hershey's Bar. Number seven answer.

Whoa, do we have a new leader? So we got Reese's Peanut Butter Cups of one, Snickers at two, Kit Katz at three, M&Ms at four, Twix at five. Hershey's bar at seven, nerds at 10. Now, Eddie, you're up 17, Amy 10, Morgan, 5. Now, I don't like these, but I see them in the bag all the time. Give me twizzlers. Oh, the old red licorice. Yes. Twizzle me.

Now, we play three rounds of this game, so points are doubled in the second round. Amy, there are only three answers left. What do you got? Yeah, Reese's Pieces. Show me reaching fezzies. Down. Be crazy. No, Rigi Peezy.

That's crazy. Morgan. Okay. I'm going to go out of chocolate. I'm going to sourpip. Patsch Kids. Okay, Sour Patch Kids. Oh.

What? I thought that was good, Morgan. What? Eddie, over to you? Um, I'll be a little specific here. Gummy bears. What the?

I like gummy bears, but to go, I'm going to be a little specific and then just go. There are different kinds of gummies. But that wasn't specific. If there are, why would you not do a specific one? I did, the bears. Oh, my God. Okay. By that.

Could have been worms. Exactly. Dude, don't tell them. You got me. Okay. Round three, Amy, you got to get something to survive here. I know. I know.

Do you need the list again, or are you good? No, I'm good. I have the list. I am debating if the M&Ms, you know, the variations are going to show up. Because me personally, I'm going to eat a peanut Eminem first. But I said M&M's and you were like, that's at number four, or whatever. plain M&Ms I would never Would never what?

Eat them? I don't eat those first really Oh that's the best M&M No, Pina. That's why I think there's definitely a difference. Have you guys ever been checked for stupid? No, you should Because everybody knows the regular milk chocolate

But if you tell me something crazy Like there's like people are reaching for the Milky Way first So I'm going to be a little like what? Are they three musketeers? I've never seen. seen someone give answers. I don't really care. Oh yeah, she is kind of talking about a lot of answers.

And there's people out there. This is unbelievable. Unprecedented. Bobby, give me peanut M&M's. Sure. Peanut Eminem. It was covered. It was covered. No, it's not already covered. It's different than the regular

Eminemps. No, I think that buzz meant it's covered. You're thinking of gummy worms. What buzz? Don't tell alone. Oh, my bad, my bad. Morgan, you're in last place. So if you get one right, you'll kick Amy.

out of the next round. If you don't, you are going to lose. I know. And this is hard because there are some that I'm thinking of. I just don't know that they would be on a top ten list. And one of them is a classic. A bit of honey. A bit of honey. Yeah. I love it. I love it.

Or those orange and black ones that are so good. Those just random orange and black. Oh, yeah. The chewyes are terrible. I don't know what they're called. Oh, I know what you're talking about. Yeah. I mean, we kind of dots. Don't forget dots. That could be one of the top ten. No, we kind of give these crap in that way, but everybody always eats them. I guess I'm going to go with a tootsie roll. Oh, no.

Those are always in there. Yeah. Amy said no. Well, I mean, if a tootsie roll is on there and Skittles weren't. Hey, Sour Patch Kids, was it? So I'm going rogue. Or Sour Patch Kids. I agree.

She wants to see Tutsi Roll. Oh. Wow. Eddie, there are three left. Does that mean I want? Yes, you can do whatever. Go with gummy worms if you want. Well, no, because you already made me feel like that's not on there.

I had options like Smarties. What? Those are always in there. It's not what's always in there. It's like, what are you eating first? Why don't I go with an apple? I mean, that's always in there too. You know what, Eddie?

I'll give you one. Do you not have one? Because if you're saying Smarties. You already won. I know he already won, so that's why I'll give it to him. Well, what is your answer? Okay, not Smarties. I'm going to go with Woppers.

What? What? Is it Nestle Crunch? Coming in number six, Nestle Crunch. Oh, my God. How brave of you after the fact, Amy? Yeah, dude. They're very much Monday morning quarterbacks here.

After the game's over. Can I make one guess? No. Milky Way. Amy? You got that. You said Milky Way. And there's one more, and that is Starburst.

I think of that. You can't make a guess. You didn't get the. I wanted to play the game. I know. That's why I wanted to just kind of participate at the end. Yeah. Sorry, man.

That's what happens when body starts slapping. Okay, look, here's the thing. Eddie is the winner. Yeah, I won. Congratulations. Thank you. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Say, I hope it's something good. Abel is a janitor at community high school in Nevada, Texas. It goes to all the volleyball games. All the students love him. He's always in the hallways, giving high fives. Well, the volleyball team found out he walks miles every day to school because he done him a car. So they went to a car dealership and said, hey, we need to start a go fund me for this guy so we can get him a car. Students, teachers, parents, they raised $9,000.

They set it up in the parking lot. And when he came walking out of school, they were going, able, able, able, and they presented him with a brand new car. That's awesome. Change his life. Like changed hit every day. Changed every day for him. That is an awesome story. Good job, guys. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. There is a theory that I've seen a few times. I want to address it now. People are thinking and saying that my ankle surgery is me actually not having ankle surgery,

but my wife going into labor. That's why I will be missing if I miss any time. That's the new conspiracy theory around the internet. Interesting. Not a bad one. Pretty good. Because you walk fine. No, I don't.

No, he's been limping for years. You've not seen him limp? I can't believe you don't watch me walk a lot. When I walked through the hard, he's like, look that guy, walk. Eddie, did he tell you to say that? No, I saw him the other day, like limping. I limped constantly. Really?

Legitimately. Dang. Back when we first started, you noticed all the little details, Amy. Now you don't notice anything. Amy, back in the day, he used to skip and, like, go back for us a little bit. Now that skips gone. I moonwalk into the studio. Yeah, it's all gone.

So that's the theory. I will neither confirm nor deny, but I think that's a good conspiracy theory. I like that. But my ankle surgery is scheduled for in less than two weeks, we'll say that. Okay. But do people schedule having babies? Yes. Yes.

Oh, C-sections. Oh, interesting. Interesting how that comes together. Again, the theory is pretty good. Yeah, I laughed. And I've read it like five times in my DMs. I had this article that I was reading to experts because my algorithm feeds me parent stuff now. That's amazing.

Like, that's crazy how that works. Still crazy to you? Yes. I've accepted it. Yeah, I mean, it's just part of life at this point. In fact, I get disappointed if I'm not fed what I'm asking for. I'm sort of like, what's going on? Experts found the parents make it a habit to hide important stuff from their kids,

which is not helpful at all for their overall development. The number one thing that kids are ignorant of at an age when they should is how babies are made. So we're supposed to just let them in on? Yes, earlier. Well, I mean, there's age-appropriate ways to have the conversation. But the point is, the age-appropriateness for everyone, they feels a little too old. Because by the time the general person has the age-appropriate in their mind talk, the kid already knows and has found out ways at school that probably aren't the ways you'd want them to find out.

Correct. Yeah. Yeah, I think that generationally speaking, like each generation's got a little bit better about doing it earlier. I feel like the first words, and I've talked about this to my wife, first words that I want our baby to say are penis vagina. First words. Yeah, because I want them to know that. I want to know where they came from.

Like, I wanted to know how they. Bobby, that's not all you have to explain. You don't just say penis vagina. It has to start there. Okay. It starts with the parks. I'm just telling you, it gets more awkward. That's what I'm going to do.

I want them to come out in their first word, they're penis vagina. And then we start from there so it's not awkward. What's that baby's first word? Yeah. You guys would be shocked to know that the baby has two first words. I think that's good though. Like, so they know scientifically. Well, whatever.

Okay, sorry. Like a giant a penis, whatever. Right. Just knowing the scientific terms instead of like being like, you're beeping and your hoo-ha. Oh, that's interesting. Or, you know. Yeah.

Second, not telling their kids about alcohol and its effects, smoking and drug use. Because again, that's something that they are exposed to or is talked about in school before their parents even address it. with them. Okay. Yeah. Yeah.

That's good. And the easiest way to have a conversation is to sit down with the whole family at dinner and just talk openly without judgment. Now that line kind of seems like bull crap because that's what you say, but it's almost impossible to do. The easiest ways to sit down at dinner and just, it sounds like a Brady Bunch situation. Well, what's crazy is that kind of happened to us. We were at a Mexican restaurant and my wife and I got margaritas and like all the boys

goes, that looks so good. And we're like, all right, now's the time. And you said, penis vigils. First word, margarita. one. Yeah, take a sip and then normally they were like, oh, that's not as good as I thought that was going to be. Oh, would you do take a sip?

Oh, I don't let them take a sip. Oh, I do. I think it would make them feel like it's super gross, like Amy's. Because I've never had a sip, but it smells so bad that if you can't have enough to get the fun effects of it, it would only come off as negative. Yeah. No, I really try my best to not make alcohol a big deal. I don't.

I don't know. What do you mean about a big deal? I'm writing this down. Third word. Jack Daniels. I think... Tequila shot. Now, you have to...

It's case by case and you have to like try to know your kids as best as possible. But I think what we've really tried to do is not make it this huge deal. So that way it becomes this like, oh, you want what you can't have. Yeah. Other cultures do that, a great job of that, where alcohol is not a big deal. So you're exposed to it much younger. So then when you're older, the lack of exposure doesn't create over exposure, which then turns into bad. habit and addictions. Then what's the talk we're supposed to have to tell them how bad it can be to some

people? I think you just go shop for shot with them and teach them what it's like. I saw a girl on we'll do it this weekend. I saw a girl on TikTok say that her parents, they told all their kids that if they smoke marijuana, like it's something hereditary in their family, they can't explain it, but it's happened to, you know, Aunt Sue and Cousin Joe and whatever. The minute you smoke marijuana, you have to poop your pants. And so they- Wait, is that true, though? No. No. But they thought it. I don't know. I'm thinking it might be true.

Everybody's body's different. Yeah. But they said every time they were at a party, like if they were offered weed or anything like that, they would be so mortified that they would instantly have to go to the bathroom that they were like, no, we were. But that's a lie. It was a lie. But they were sharing on TikTok as like a trend of like sharing lies your parents

told you that you believed. But this isn't about lies. This story's about honesty and honest. I know. But it just made me think of that. Like, oh, okay. Well, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. You can believe, like, that'll keep you off the drugs for a little bit. Yeah, and I also wouldn't refer to it as the drugs. That's from India Parenting.com. Anyway, that's, I get a lot of parenting stuff. And you know what else I've learned about parenting stuff? Is that not a single expert hasn't figured out. No.

You know who's pretty good, though? Not Dr. Becky. She's pretty good. Why? Well, she got her degree? She was her hand. She was just Aunt Becky to me. She was.

And then she went back to school. I'm full house. Yeah. No, her handle. You need to start following her now. I'm not. I'm not. Bobby, you're about to be a dad.

You know what? I'm going to figure it out. I told my wife this. I was like, I didn't have models. Like, I didn't have parents that I have to either do better than or live up to or do different than, right? When you see a model, you either want to do better than them. You want to do way different than them because you don't agree with it or I forgot the other one I said. And so I don't have that.

So I'm just going to go, let's just feel it out and see what's up. That's my technique. Let's just feel it. it out and see what's up. Okay. They'll be fine. I know you're going to be fine. I just think that, you know.

With a statement of, let's just feel it out and see what's up. I can go wrong. Nothing. That's my point. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me.

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wherever you get your podcast. Lunchbox bend to the doctor over and over again because you have a sharp pain in your side or way. Oh my gosh, it's been like four months and it's like to the left of my belly button, I can't run, I can't do anything. I mean, I bend over to pick something up and there is a sharp pain. So kind of describe on your body. You say left side of the belly button. Give us a little more detail.

Like it's above the hip bone. If you go down to your belly button and go about. maybe eight inches to your left, like use your left hand, move it over eight inches, right above the belt line. And it is just a sharp pain. Like if I run, it's a sharp pain. If I, it's just so annoying. And it's been four months.

And I've been to numerous doctors. And they're all just like, I don't know what it is, man. I don't know. Go to a different doctor. Go to this type of doctor. That's what they say. You walk in and they go, I don't know what it is, man. Go to a different doctor.

Literally. I went to the doctor. They sent me for a CT scan. He's like, I don't see anything. It just must be gas. And I'm like, no, no, no. It's not gas, man. Like, it's been there for two months.

So I go to another doctor and they're like, I'm like, is it a hernia? And they're like, no, not a hernia. Don't know what it is. Maybe go see a different doctor. That's literally what they say. And I'm like, do doctors just suck at their job and they don't want to just tell me? Like, what do I need to do?

I'm in pain. I can't run. I can't do anything. How do you experience something similar? Same, man. But I didn't go to the doctor. I found out what it was. And yours was popcorn.

I overdid popcorn. I realized that you overdosed on popcorn. They had bottomless popcorn at the movie theater. Because it happened one time. And that week, I was like, dude, it's hurt so bad. Then it went away. No problem. You weren't yelling cancer on the show.

I thought it could be cancer, yeah. But then like a month later, I had the same pain again. And guess what I had done two days before that? Bottomless popcorn. lunchbox have you been anywhere near bottom let's pop corn no i haven't and here's the crazy part one doctor even told me he's like uh maybe it's your pelvic floor just look up some videos on youtube and do some exercises i'm like what the way lunchbox interprets and translates his doctor to us he then none of them care about him he walks in oh who cares man you're good rough some dirt on it like they have to

actually have some empathy sympathy they have to actually have some bedside manor with you. They don't just walk in and they're like, nah, I mean, we got nothing. Get out of here. Sometimes they don't though. Every one of them, every one of them. It's been to multiple. And every one of them amy. You're like that. Lunchbox, I just texted you a pain locator chart. If you could identify exactly where you have the pain, please.

And be honest, is it your wiener? No, it's not my weaner. Because, I mean, I get it. If you're embarrassed to that and you're like, oh, there's a pain, but it's your wiener, I think we should just say it because we can fix it faster. Honesty is the best thing you is. Yes. It's nothing to be ashamed of. No, here's the thing. Like, if I go running, the sharp pain is there the whole time and it's just like, oh, so unbearable.

If I play soccer, I've done it a couple times and I'm able to play soccer, but like three minutes after the game, if I sit down and take my shoes off to walk to the car, I can barely walk to the car. I'm in so much pain. So what, let's just diagnose them ourselves. It could be a tumor. The doctors obviously don't care about him. I've never heard of multiple doctors not caring so much than his story. I'm literally telling you, one of the doctors told me, ah, it's probably your pelvic floor,

just Google some exercises on YouTube. Like, it's probably my pelvic floor. We're not for sure, but just go ahead and Google some exercises. I'm not sure that's the way we're supposed to do things. The problem, or at least the difficulty that I've had with a couple of injuries, that are muscle related sometimes, is you're not going to really be able to see exactly what's wrong unless you do some really deep type scans.

Is CT scan not deep? Yeah, Amy, number six would be my pain in the chart. Okay. No, that's his wiener. No, that's number six. Umbilical region. Oh, your umbilical cord. So it looks like it could be either your left kidney, Eddie.

Oh. Oh, hey. This is how Edny has to donate a kidney. This could be it. Yeah, this is your moment. Or your descending colon? What do you've been doing back there, buddy? I don't know.

I don't know what a descending colon is, but I'm telling you. Like getting up off the couch That's my nickname in college Descending college Yeah yeah Because he did say like You know I can't do a lot of things And he's only said running

And soccer Well running Well like physical activity Like I can't know What? What about You know what's saying? You know

Does it hurt when you make out Oh it hurts I'm telling you It hurts But I fight through it Like if I just reach my arm up like This, it's like, I can feel the pain. And I don't know what it is.

And I can't figure it out. And no doctor will help me. What my suggestion would be, what I think it would be, just to think, would be it's probably some kind of tendon, like tear, like strain. Because again, you're going to have to do some images deep down in order to see that. Sounds like what it is to me. Again, I'm not that kind of doctor. But you are a doctor.

But just of letters. so strain of a tendon probably in that area. Is it on your right? Is it on your kicking side? It's left. It's left. I use both feet. I mean, I'm in the dextreous.

Dang, that's cool. Yeah, but I'm telling you, it is so bad. I mean, for four months, guys, I've been in just this pain. And so then I even started going to physical therapy thinking, oh, this will solve it. And let me tell you, no, after two and a half weeks of physical therapy said, ah, no more. It's making it worse. Like, I am in so much pain. So what do you?

Sometimes it gets worse before it gets better. What do you think? You're thinking lunchbox cancer? What are you thinking? I thought it was a hernia because everything I Google hernia. And then I go to the hernia dot tonight. Not hernia. We don't know what it is.

Have you looked at? Have you looked up castration if that would help? No, why would that help? Well, I just check it out. You Google it. No, I'm not doing that. You're down to your last options. You're down to your last options here.

What do you ask you see over there? Guys, this could be severe. Oh, gosh. Okay. Because the internet's not dramatic at all. Lunchbox, are you sitting down? Yeah. I am, but it hurts.

Good. Now, you say, is it in the belly button at all or just to the left of it? To the left. There are times like when the pain shoots down into the groin area or goes all the way across the front of my stomach. Does it burn when you pee? No. Okay. That eliminates that.

I mean, do you, do you think you need to have your appendix looked at? His what? I don't think everything I Google though is the appendix is on the right side. Oh, yeah. He said location six. Yeah, go back to six. Well, I know. I went to six and y'all.

There's nothing there? Well, if he needs kidney help, Eddie, you better step up. So six is kidney spot? Yeah. Lunchbox, call your doctor back and say, Amy said it was position six. Specifically, your left kidney and your descending colon. I actually have a yoga move that's supposed to help the descending colon. There we go.

Okay. What is it? You need to pull your leg up, like squeeze it, almost like you're hugging your knees, but just pull, I don't know if it's the right or the left, but I guess in this case, it'll probably be your left. So you pull your left leg up and squeeze it tight into your stomach. Okay. You know, you've done it before because I know you've gone to yoga class. Yeah, so I just lay on my back? Yep, lay flat on your back. Like you're in Savasana and then pull your left leg up your knee into your chest and hug it tight, hug it tight, squeeze. Are you doing it? I mean, you want me to lay

down right now? Yeah, right now. Yes. Let's see if it helps. What's Savasana? Do you know what that is? Yes. Yeah, it's on the back. Dead man's pose. Guys, Little Frogs has done a lot of yoga. No, I haven't done a lot. Yes, yeah, he is. It's like his guilty pleasure. He guys that has a chima-tipa-tipa-tacos. Peanut-Timpe.

Whatever he has is vegan tacos? Yeah. Okay. Does it feel better? No. Okay. Okay, well. Well, if anybody can call our voicemail line and leave us, if they also have pain in area six. That's key.

You got to know area six. Yes. Or if they have had trouble with their descending. colon, we could use some help. Yeah, one more thing. I don't want to ask this, but we have to. Have you been constipated? No, trust me. There's no constipation. The doctors have asked me. Just say no. Just say no. We don't need to trust me. What's the big deal? Well, I'm not, I'm just saying no. We're not going to think less of you if you are. Okay, so you guys call us, position six, descending colon. left kidney

Well, that area 87777 Bobby If doctors won't We will fix this Ourself Between us and our voicemail line We will fix this ourselves

Amy you have said on record You will not sell pictures of your feet Correct At this point in my life So doors always open at a later point maybe But right now No you don't want to sell pictures of your feet No

And it seems like feet That's pretty benign Like you know We all have feet It seems like it would be easy money. Yeah, but you do not want to do it. If somebody said, I'd give you $500 for just a picture of your feet, you would say, No.

No, thank you. Okay. There's a girl in Toronto. She is making money on video. And I just wonder if you would do this, because everybody does it. But she's 23 years old, and she has been making a ton of money selling videos of herself farting. No. Yeah, no.

No. That's something you already do. You don't have to, like, put in a jar or anything. It's just on video. She says she's paid two, three, four hundred bucks a person to just take a... This is just, I would feel weird. Like, I'm contributing towards someone's... I don't know what they're doing.

Very odd fantasy. I'm not there, so... I just... Is it like, are you clothed? Yeah. Just farting. They're not offering you the money, though, Eddie. Wait.

Do they get the jar? No. No, no, no. No, it's just a video. That's really weird. It's weird, but yay. Amy, good money. Yeah, I have a job. Good money.

Like, little rump trumpet, you're ready to go. Mm-hmm. Rump trumpet. I've never heard that. You know? It's something the human body does anyway. Right. So if someone said 500 bucks, a video.

There's a lot of things my human body does that I guess could earn me money. I'm not going to do that. I didn't think you would, but I just wanted to float it out there. Okay. Yeah, would you? No. You wouldn't? Are you kidding? Well, I guess you don't need the money.

I mean, guys, just then do it. Oh, I'm down? No one's going to pay ZAM. We get that for free all day from those two. Right. Especially him, lunchbox. Yeah. What?

I was just going to say, with the amount of gas I have, I can do it all day. Dude, you be like a factory? I can probably do a live, a 24-hour live. People just put you on a live stream. Get on to Eddie's stream to gas. It's gross. Yeah, it does feel kind of gross, huh? Mm-hmm.

Because you probably, I don't want to be too gross. So I'll say this one will move on. You probably, your diet is affected by the work you have to do. Correct. You need to feed fat. Like you got to go extra fiber in order to do your work. Like if you're a weight lifter, you got to do extra protein to make sure your muscles are big. Like if you're a bodybuilder.

Here, it's your dairy, broccoli, all that kind of stuff. Yeah, yeah. So no feet, no parts. Not at this time. Okay, at the time. No feet, no parts. Okay. It's time for the good news.

With producer Eddie. Get home. A few years ago, Tim Heatherly of Missouri went to the doctor because his back was hurting. Doctor checks it out. Turns out it was chronic kidney disease and he's going to need a new kidney. So the family's like, well, we need a new kidney. Let's all get checked. Nope, nobody in the family, friends.

Nobody was positive for a kidney donation. So the mom was like, let me just try it going on Facebook. She posts on Facebook. and anyone donated kidney for my son. This guy, Joe Turner from Missouri, he says, you know what? Let me get it checked out. He was a match. Wow.

He's a 39-year-old DoorDash driver. He's got three kids. It worked out a couple months ago. The surgery was a success. And Tim's got a new kidney. Yeah, that's great. Especially from you, someone who wants to donate. I mean, that could be you.

These are the stories that we read. And, man, how cool would that be? I'm looking at that here. That's great. Is that, what, where was it from again? Missouri, I believe. Doesn't say? Well, Joe's from Illinois and then Tim's from Missouri.

You're telling me, Kenneys can travel cross state? Yeah, I mean, I think. That's more of a reason for you. You don't have to find somebody in your neighborhood. You know what stood out? What? Was that Joe's 39 years old. I'm 46.

Yeah. And I'm always thinking like, it'll happen in the future. But, I mean, maybe there's no time to waste. There's a sign in a yard near my house that says needs a kidney. Really? It's like one of those sometimes where like a kid ends up going to a college or a high school or homecoming. It's one of those, the two prongs that go in. And it says needs a kidney.

But anyway, that's a great story. Awesome. I love it. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. That was, take up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Lunchbox.

Morning to school. Brad Abbott is trying to put you through Mike is writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's stone. And now it's time for the morning, Corny.

The Morning Corny! Why did the kid always sit in his wardrobe when reading his book? Why do the kid always sit in his wardrobe while reading his book? It's Narnia business. That was the morning corning. Narnia.

That's next level. No, I got tired on the way there. What? What does it mean? See? See? Here we go. Explain it, Amy.

Okay. Narnia. The lion, the witch, and the wardrobe? The Chronicles of Narnia. So, and the kid is in the wardrobe reading his book, and then the answer is, it's Narnia business. I mean, pretty good. Next level, but good. Yeah.

Anyway, I'm going to check out of this segment. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Crawford County, Kansas. A man was driving a pickup truck Sunday evening. He's like, man, I need some gas. He pulls up to a house.

He says, guys, guys, please, do you have any gas I can, you know, borrow? But whatever you do, don't call the police. That's a weird thing to say. Whatever you do. Don't call the police. So they gave him a little bit of gas. They probably called the police. Then they called the police.

And it was a stolen truck. Yeah, he probably could have got the gas and got out of there. How did he not said, don't. call the police. But he's a bonehead. And then they did. So obviously he knows where they live. I think he's going to be in jail. But when he gets out. I think he won't like jail. Therefore, he won't go back to them. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Here's the voicemail. Just wanted to say so glad that you are back on 101.9 The Bull. I've missed listening to y'all.

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