The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1: Bobby Feud: Top 10 Most Hated Foods + Bobby Has A Segment That Will Save Your Life + Surprise $700 Bill From A “Friend Deal”

Episode Date: April 6, 2026

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I hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday show. Morning. All right, what foods do Americans hate the most? We're going to play the Bobby feud. There are 10 answers on the board. They have 2,200 adults all across America only, foods that Americans hate the most. Amy, Lunchbox, and Morgan are all playing.

Lunchbox, you won the dice roll. Your first. Name of food Americans hate. Mushrooms. Show me mushrooms. I hate mushrooms, but I feel like I'm in the minority there. I hate them. My wife hates them.

I've never seen anybody eat a mushroom. I love them. I ate one yesterday. Yeah. I also hate mushrooms, but I also really don't like sushi. Interesting. Buzzard. Yes, people do, but people also hate it.

Okay. Show me sushi. Number eight on the list is sushi. A bunch of haters in the room. Have eight points there. Wow, hate. I knew it. All right.

Morgan, name of food Americans hate. Bobby, you are part of this. And I mean, I would assume they go together, peanuts, peanut butter. Are those the same thing? There's a lot of peanut allergies. Let's just go with peanuts. Show me peanuts. All right, Morgan, eight points first round.

Amy, over to you. Give me a food Americans hate. Olives. Eddie, fist pumped that one. That's a good one. Yeah. For the record, I do like olives. I hate them.

I love olives. Yeah. That's my second guess after mushroom. mushrooms. Show me olives. Oh boy. Dang. Okay. We are at round two points are doubled. Three rounds total.

We're looking for the top 10 most hated foods. The only one off the board is sushi at number eight. Lunchbox, starting with you. Man, I'm going to go with this. I don't even know what it is. Sardines. Sardines. Number three answer is sardines.

Whatever, they're making a comeback. Okay. All right. Uh, give me this one. Anchovies. Antoese. Number one answer. No.

So far, everything everybody's named has to do with fish. So far. Very, uh. Observant. You had a good observation, Amy. Good observation. Now we're in trouble. Um.

Give me. Caviar. Is that something? Everything's right. the ocean. Is that something? It's something. Do you think enough people have tried caviar to hate it? I don't even know what it is.

It's fish eggs. Ah, you don't like it. No one likes that. It sounds gross. He has said caviar. Five answer is caviar. Yes. 10 points. Lunchbox now takes the lead at 18 points.

Okay. anchovies, sardine, and sushi all off the board. Man, I don't know what a... Catfish. No? Seabast. No. It's something you suck.

What? And you shuck. I wrote bad to watch. Oysters! Show me something you suck. Oysters. You okay over there? Yeah, because these were all in the ocean.

Number six answer was oysters. Have yourself 12 points. Wow. One, two, three. I would like to say that everyone was haters of sushi. And so far, all of these things are fish. Okay. I'll allow it.

Right lunchbox? Okay. Um, man, I don't know. Trout. No. There's one I want to guess, but I don't even know what it is. You didn't know what caviar was either. But I don't know if this is something fancy.

I don't know what it is. Oh, I know. I'm going to go with this one. Give me truffle. Trouples. People love that. But a lot of people hate it. I don't know anybody that hates truffle.

It is a mushroom. It is a mushroom. But, no, it's his own thing, though. Yes, it's in the family. Show me. Truffal. Did you, Bobby, sorry, did you just say fish? No.

Okay, good. Phew. Huh? I thought you just said truffles are in the same family of fish. Okay, mushroom. If I did, I didn't mean to. No, you didn't. Okay.

Thank you. Amy still mid-stroke over there. Sorry, I am. All right. Morgan, round two. Yeah. You're a second place. We're going to move away from the fish category for a second here.

And I'm going to go with pineapple. I'm a hater of pineapples. Everybody's, everybody's giving you hate, dumb looks. Pines are in there? They also gave you that one for sushi. True. And you know how many people hate pineapples on pizza? No.

On pizza. So, how many people don't like pineapples? I don't know anybody. Show me. Pineapple. Amy, you have no point. This is still round two. Yeah, there's a lot of haterate for there being no point.

Sorry, Morgan. Yeah, she's over there with Z. Go on that's stupid Okay Let's go with broccoli I mean a bunch of kids Are like broccoli Okay show me broccoli

This is stupid Amy has zero points We're now going to round three Where Lunchbox has a big lead But points are tripled Yeah lunchbox has 30 points Name of food Americans hate

Yeah anchovy sardines caviar, oysters, and sushi all off the list. You know what a lot of people don't like? Ew, get that away from me. Shrimpy shrimp. Shrimpy shrimp. I like it, though.

He went back to the ocean. I like it. Morgan, you need some points here. Yeah, and now I'm considering going back to the ocean because we are on kind of a streak with the fish. And there is a fish that hasn't been named that I don't like, but there are people. I feel like it's kind of a loved fish, though. And I'm taking a risk here, but I'm going to go with salmon.

Oh, interesting. What are your thoughts on that? I thought she was going with another fish. Which one? They're still playing. Tell us more. He was like, give me a hit. Show me salmon.

Over to Amy with zero points. Zero points. Do I go with a vegetable? Now you can talk it out because you're the last one ago. Yes. Or do I go with? The ocean. I think it's been good.

I know. It's been doing good. You think it's from the ocean? But I don't know a lot of people. Can I say? Because I can talk it out. You can talk it out. Okay.

See, I got Brussels sprouts in the vegetable category. I have muscles from the ocean. And I have escargo snails from the land. Maybe it's given to the origin. But I feel like French, like escargo is a little bit more. But I mean, caviar made the list. So why wouldn't escargo? You know?

Okay, what is your answer? Oh my gosh. I had to go with what I landed on. That's how the game works. Yes. Ascargo. No chance. No, no, no.

I know what that is. I know that, Danny, but I didn't know what it was. Before we play lunchboxes winning, Eddie, any guesses? I thought Morgan was going to go with tuna fish. Oh, tuna. Oh, tuna rocks. Because that's very controversial. It is.

Oh, yeah. I was on an area. You love it or you hate it? No, because I don't neither. I don't love it or hate it. I eat it sometimes. Okay, at number two, liver. At number four, tofu.

At number seven, blue cheese. At number nine, beets. Beats. They are so gross. And at number ten, the vegetable? If you do Brussels, I could have one. Carrots?

Tomato. Lettis? Cale. Cale. Not letchus? Amy's out next round with 30 points. Lunchbox is our winner. Hit it. It's the anonymous bin box.

Hello, Bobby Bones. One of our friends got certified in micro-needling. What is that, Amy? What's my... I'm... Oh, oh, this is skin care. Like, I was thinking needlepoint, but that's the skincare where it's like a little pin that sticks these little needles all over your face. The friend reached out to me saying, I want you to come try my new procedure. The way she said it made it sound like she needed a test client. or wanted feedback. I go in, she does full treatment, everything seems normal, and then at the end she tells me it's $700. I was honestly shocked. If she told me up front, I probably wouldn't have done it at all. Am I just out $700? Or is this something I could

and should bring up? Signed feeling duped by a friend deal. That is tricky for sure. Because if I had a friend that just got certified and they were looking to work on people and they reached out to me like, hey, you should come in and do this. I am 100% thinking I'm a guinea pig. So I'm not paying. Right. What if this happens though and you get a bill? That's an expensive bill too. That's not like $41. Yeah. I'm going to be like, well, I'm an idiot. I thought this was like, I thought you wanted to use me as a model of sorts to try to work on me. I'm probably going to pay it and I have learned my lesson. Yikes. That's such, again, if it were 30 or 40 bucks, you pay it and you learn your lesson.

Well, I know. I'm going to, okay. Yeah, I mean, I guess that I'm saying what I would do and I've learned my lesson. I will now ask more questions like, oh, hey, are you asking me to come in because you need to practice on someone or are you looking for clients? And then I would be like, also, how much is this procedure? I feel like I've learned a lot from this experience. But then at the end of the day, if you do not absolutely have that money, then you need to say, oh, for real, I thought the way you put it and that you just got certified, you were looking for someone to practice on. So can we work out a deal here?

Yeah, I think what I would do if I were you, because it's awkward. It's awkward. Oh, very. So you say, hey, I got the bill. I thought you needed somebody to come in and help. I'm happy to pay some of it, but I was not expecting the $700 bill. Like just saying you weren't expecting it is not saying you're not going to pay it. It's also not paying it right up.

And if they're like, ah, that's all I can do, you learn a very expensive lesson. But I don't think that. I think there's probably a way they can lower that. But yeah, that sucks. Yeah. My immediate text back, though, just knowing me would be how much? Right. You're not going to assume that anybody's going to want to.

I don't assume anything's free. So one time I got invited in similar to this. They had just started doing micro-needling at this one place. And she did want to practice on me. and I did not have to pay. But good thing because I ended up with these deep, like scrapes. Wounds?

Were you about to say wounds? They felt like wounds, like burnt. Like they looked like claw marks on my face from the way the needle, like the way she was like drawing up. But also that's what I got. I was going to someone that was still learning a new thing they were adding. And I didn't have to pay for it. I think it still got the job done.

But for a few days, I looked weird and like something was wrong with me. And obviously they ironed that out and they figured out what they were doing wrong. But I was a skinny big though. Yeah. And I didn't have to pay. But I think I would have asked how many times have you actually done this? Am I literally number one person?

Yeah, you hit her back and be like, hey, I got the bill. I did not know it was going to be $700. I actually thought I was doing a favor for you. Can you let me know, you know, it's a weird thing to have to. But if you text it, it's so much easier. is there a way I like the way Amy said it was just like Can you give me a deal on it or something?

Because that's a lot of money that I can't pay Because it was a misunderstanding. From the friend's perspective she could be like Whoa, I felt like I was pretty I know, I'm saying the friend that is the microneedler She's like, oh, I feel like I was being pretty clear I offer this now. Do you want to come in for an appointment?

Also, where's the friend discount anyway? Right. Even if you were charging, that feels way expensive. Yeah, friends are family. If a friend's just coming in anyway, you don't charge on full price. Yeah, good luck. I would say something about it, for sure.

Yeah. And then also, I understand you may have to learn a very, very, very expensive lesson. Okay, there you go. Close it up. Lunchbox went to Cheryl Crow's house. I don't even know if we should talk about this. Wait, why? Do you think it's okay?

Why wouldn't you? Okay, well, let's start with, did she know you were there? I mean, I didn't talk to her. Okay. So what happened? Cheryl Crow was having an estate sale. Oh, okay. But how do you know it was her?

Was it on the sign, Cheryl Crowe's house? Yeah. Everybody knows. No, no, no. You said, yeah, but then you said everybody knows. My wife said, hey, Cheryl Crow is having an estate sale. You want to go? And I said, absolutely, I'm not big into these sales, but I would love to go snoop around

Cheryl Crow's house. Does she currently live there? Currently lives there. And let me tell you, did you know, she has longhorns on her land, like in her yard. Cows, like a real cows? Yeah, like, they're just there. There's grazing in the grass. She just have people at her house, buying stuff?

Just right there in her house. Did they take down pictures so you wouldn't know it was her? No. But she has, I mean, it's not like pictures of her. And it's very, her theme, her, it's older. Like, all of her stuff is vintage. Antiques. Why would she have an estate sale?

The people running it said, just get rid of some stuff. She has a lot of stuff. Huh. And so she was. Her main house? Main house. You went in at Cheryl's main house. Were you walking all over the house?

Like, could you go? Well, they let you go. Like, there's certain spots you can't go in. Like, Grace Land can't go upstairs. But I was just like, this is so crazy that I met Cheryl Crow's house. And I wanted to take pictures. My wife only let me take pictures of the livestock on the land. She wouldn't let me take pictures in the house.

She was like, no, we're not doing that. That is too awkward. Is this weird that we're talking about this? No. Or because she had an estate sale, and he's not revealing where it is, it's okay. I can tell you where it was. No, no, no. I'm just surprised that they would let people to her house.

So she had cool stuff? Cool stuff. Good, nice house. Yeah, nice house. Beautiful. Rich? And, oh, she's rich. She got money.

And I bought two items. Just because Shero Crow, I was like, we got to buy something. So like what? Like a salt and pepper shaker? No. I bought two bricks that have guitars on them. I guess they are from Belmont University. And when they remodeled, they got rid of the bricks and she had a bunch of the bricks.

So bought the bricks. Well, it's just the brick. How much those were on you? Oh, I weren't cheap. Like $20.20. Okay. For bricks. Okay.

A special brick. And then we bought a, I guess they called it a print. But then someone went in with hand details and drew in. It's like a tree picture. I don't really understand it. Not of her? Not of her. It's just a tree.

How much you spent on it? 50 bucks. That is like Shawcross and reasonable sale. Yeah. They still going? I don't know. It may be over. No guitar stuff?

No, nothing like that. What was a cool item there that? you're like, I can't buy that. It's too expensive. Just furniture. Like furniture was really, I mean, out of this world expensive. Really? Like what price? $1,000. For what?

Like a wooden thing? Like an armoire, chest. Maybe an armoire? Yeah, something like that. Like, they could put like nice dishes in. Oh, that, well, I hutch. Ah. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But it was like $1,000.

That's ridiculous. What? No, that sounds great. I guess just depends. I didn't want, I didn't need it. I just wanted something because it was Cheryl Crow's house. So now when people come to my house, I'm like, hey, you know where I got that? That bridge Cheryl Crow's house. Yeah.

It was, she wasn't there. She was not there. What's the best Cheryl Crow song ever? I'm going to go with, got to feel like hell tonight. Well, I love picture. That's a kid rock song. Is it? She's in it, but that's a kid rock song.

Okay, fine. All I want to do. All I want to do is have some fun. That's a song you're singing. That's that song. Yeah. So what's the first cut? The first cut is the deep.

That's a cover. Oh, is it? It's a cover. It's a good song. Yeah. Massive Cheryl Crow fan. I still am, but mass. Dude, you could have had some of her property.

One of the first CDs ever got. If it makes you happy. If it makes you happy. Oh, jam. So good. What else you got over there? You're so sad. Are you singing like that weird?

He's saying it. He's only how Eddie talks. Whoa. Oh, Oh. Sorry, dude, that's on me. Dang, man. That's on me, my dad.

Out of nowhere. What else you got? Do we do first cut as a deep end? Yeah, yeah, that one. Okay. Ooh, we did soak up the sun. No, we didn't. Oh, I want to soak up the sun.

I thought we did that one. I want to tell everyone. Let's see. Do you know Long Road Home? Nope. That's on a Christmas. No, I'm not going to act like it do. Always on your side.

What are you looking at? Cheryl Crow's songs. Did you Google them? Uh-huh. Strong enough. Yeah. Strong enough to be my man. Got to feel like hell tonight.

Tears of rage I cannot fight. I'll be the best help you understand. Are you strong enough to be my man? My man. A change would do you good. I think it changed that change Would do you good That change would do you good

That change would do you good That's good Every day is a winding road Damn, do do do down My favorite mistake Yeah my favorite Yeah I know Close enough

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the first 48 that television show they call it that because they don't find them the first 48 they're gone well i figure you call though but isn't it that like oh there's nothing that we can do until it's been 24 hours no that's the part that's okay this is okay that's what movies and television say that but they should stop saying that they may have right i may just base this off like et era movies, but that's one of them. Number two, if you get stabbed, don't pull the blade out like they do in the movies. Oh yeah, no, no, no, keep it in there. Don't touch anything. Just call 911. Leaving the object in place allows it to act like a cork until someone who's there can it, when it's taken out, do the right thing. That's like a nail in the tire. Yeah, same kind of thing.

Yeah. So don't pull it out. A lot of times I'm in like a fight, so I want to pull that and use it to But don't pull it out. All right. Next. Don't eat raw things in the woods, like Bear Grills, for example. If you're in the woods, and let's say you're in a survival situation, you don't want to be surviving and then also get sick because of what you ate, then surviving is harder or get a parasite. So just generally don't eat stuff in the woods, unless you're for sure. Didn't you guys eat a sheep? What did you guys eat?

Yeah, but we cooked it. Okay. We found a sheep in Norway on my episode of Bear Girls. And we cooked it. Yeah, it was good. We cut the raw part, excuse me, the rotten part off. It was underwater, frozen. Next, they tell you that if your car breaks down, like, hike and find somewhere.

No, stay in your car because that's way safer than walking into an unknown, potentially dangerous situation. Another one is, if you're for sure stuck in you're in a car, take your tires and if you can burn them, like if this is like dire, burn your tires because black smoke will be seen and people will come and get you. That's good. How am I going to burn my tire? You're lighter. Without burning my car. No, no. No, Amy.

Stop, you take the tires off. Oh, my God. I guess so you could get your spare tire out of the back. Well, yeah, acting like I know how to remove a tire. Good thing we clarified that. Anything. Yeah, yeah. Amy burns her whole car up.

Okay. Amy gets a flat. Needs her whole car up. Okay, I get it now. Don't drink pee. It's mentioned in some military survival manuals, but it accelerates dehydration, not slows it. Oh, no.

Don't pee on jellyfish stings. What? Rub vinegar, don't rub vinegar or salt water. Just put hot water on it. Like, all of the stuff we just see on TV. Don't run zigzag to avoid an alligator. Just run straight, fast again. Like, just go.

Get the crap out of there. Don't use a hair curler to cauterize a bullet hole. Wait, what? I really think to do that. Or fire or like, yeah, to burn. Don't because it won't work. You won't be able to punch a shark in the nose. Like good luck throwing an accurate punch underwater if you're getting attacked by a shark.

Just try to get out of there as fast as you can. Like go. It's punching underwater. What about poke the eyes? I've heard that too. It says, and if you see a bear or a shark, just slowly back away. No erratic motions. If the shark is in attack mode, if you do have to strike, aim for the.

the eyes, but it's hard to hit through the water. Yeah. Or you can reach into the gills, because that hurts them. Okay. But at that point, I've already peed and pooped on everything. It's over. It's over.

It's over. I hope this, one person receives this, and one of these things we talked about saves their life. Yeah. That was the whole goal there. I just went to the death test. And I just heard that I have six cavities and I have to get an extraction. I was just wondering if you guys can just go round a room as a segment to see how many cavities you guys had when you got

for kids. Okay, bye. Okay, buddy, we got you. I probably had 20 cavities. I've had 13 root canals. So you're in there. It also isn't that bad anymore. Back in our day, kid, it hurt bad. Yeah. Now, the

injection kind of stinks a little bit, but after that, you're numb. They're laughing gash you. Life is good. Then you're a little sore after. But I have had double digit cavities and root canals, so I'm probably the leader in the clubhouse here because I never went to the dentist until my 20s. Amy, how many cavities you had?

So I never had a cavity as a kid. Dang, brag. I know. So, however, I have had one. My first cavity was at 32 years old and I've just had one. Dang. That's pretty good. Cavities are somewhat genetic.

Yes, I have heard that. And not all. I'm not saying that if you have cavities, for sure it's genetic. But you could also just not be brushing your teeth. Yeah. But there is part of genetics where, cavities do not affect people at the same rate, same level. So good for you.

No cavities till 32. Did you cry because your streak was broken? Yeah, of course. I love being able. That was like my, you know, my thing. Never had a cavity. People couldn't believe it. It's like me never having a drink of alcohol.

That's going to be my getting in my first cavity or like Amy's first cavity. I know. So yeah, at 32, I lost my thing. Dang. Eddie. Yeah, buddy, listen, man, I'm like you. I got cavities all the time. It was normal for me to go to the dentist and them say, oh, you got.

cavity. And people always used to say floss, brush your teeth. Yeah, they still say that. They didn't used to say it. They still say that. I know when I was younger and I never floss every day and I regret not taking care of my teeth because when you get older, taking care of your teeth is really, really expensive. I've gotten root canals, like three or four root canals in the last 10 years. It's no good. How many cavities? When I was a kid, probably 10. To a significant degree, your susceptibility to cavities is influenced by genetics. Research suggests that roughly 60% of tooth decay risk may be linked to inherited factors. So while you don't inherit a cavity itself,

you inherit the biological environment that makes them more or less likely to form. Good for you, Amy. Yeah, Ms. Genetic teeth over there. Lunchbox cavities. Yeah, I'm going to tell this kid, brush your teeth, man, because I have never had a cavity in my life. Didn't have one as a kid, never had one as adult. I am A-O-K with the teeth.

a genetic masterpiece. Yeah, yeah. Wow. That is a perfect specimen. That guy right there, lunchbox, perfect, uh,

well, the mouth area oral hygiene. Oral specimen. Wow. Now that feels weird. But lunchbox is a perfect oral specimen. All right, kid,

good luck. Six cavities got to get an extraction. Yeah, good luck, kid. You'll do it. You'll be fine. Oh, wait up,

in the morning. And then you turn a radio on. And the dials just keeps on turn. And then here, ready, Emmy lunchbox, more game two. School of Steve Reddavitt's trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone.

And now time for the morning, Corny. The Morning Corny. What's the king of all school supplies? The ruler. I'm trying to figure that one out. The ruler, that's funny. That was the morning corny. They had to recall some chocolate because it had Viagra in it.

Uh-oh. Whoa. And if anybody in this room, think about this for a second or anybody listening, think about this and call us. Have you ever had anything that had to be recalled? And you're like, holy crap. Like a real thing. Where it's like serious. This is serious.

Chocolate products from a California company have been recalled after they were found have been spiked with potential. dangerous ingredients that are used in Viagra and Seattle. The San Francisco Bay Area's gear aisle recalled the products after they were found to contain undeclared prescription drug ingredients used to treat erectile dysfunction. So how did they figure this out? It doesn't really say. Weren't these chocolates like... Yeah, they were.

Yeah. What? Special chocolate. Yeah, like weiner shapes. Oh. Like gas station pills? Oh, for like bachelor at parties and stuff? Adult novelties.

Oh. But it doesn't matter. You could eat the chocolate thinking it was just chocolate. Yes, of course. That's better than like a Kit Kat. No, it's not because you're, yes, but you're still eating something and not knowing it could kill you. You're allergic to this. Yes.

Like you don't deserve to die because you are eating a wiener-shaped chocolate. No, that's what I'm picturing, you know, bachelor party. Let's get a bunch of these little chocolates. Like that would be fine. But yeah, to Eddie's point, at least like kids aren't. Yeah, it's not a twix. Yeah, and some of them we're claiming that it's not a twix. Thankfully.

Yeah. All right. Cadbury. Yeah. Anyway, that's weird. That's crazy. So you got to send them back. I bet nobody sends them back.

They probably look for them. They go to the store. Hey, do you got any of those recalled? Anybody had anything recall in their life? What do you have? Yeah, so I used to have a Volkswagen Jedda and the seat warmers. Like, the car was recalled. I wasn't aware of that, but my seat warmers caught fire, like started smoking from the, like, I was driving down the highway with my seat warmers on, like, on Mopac and Austin.

And I was like, what is that smell? And the thread on my seat warmer was burning. And turns out there had been a recall. Usually, things get recalled and then, well, it never affected me. I'm just going to turn it in because it might. You actually smelled it like it was happening to yours. Yes. And I was like, oh, I guess, you know, pay attention.

into the recalls. Wow. Anybody else? I mean, a while back, I had those Topo Chikos, but I just threw them away. Yeah, I had like kale once. Mine's not exciting. Yeah, I liked kale, and it's like, if you have this kale, watch out. Yeah.

So this grandma in Tennessee has been jailed for crimes in North Dakota based on facial recognition software. Last July, Angela was at home babysitting four children when armed police officers entered her home, arrested her at gunpoint. She had lived in Tennessee most of her life. She had never flown on. a plane, yet police in Fargo, North Dakota, obtained a signed warrant for her arrest on multiple charges, including felony theft. A woman used a fake U.S. Army military ID to withdraw tens of thousands

of dollars from banks, and she was based, lips, this woman, was arrested for the crimes based solely on AI facial recognition software, no other evidence. It took until December for her to show, via her own bank records, that she was in Tennessee when it happened. She was not the one that they're claiming did this. She was released after months in jail. Without an apology. She's a grandma. She's a grandma. That's... Justice for Grandma Angela Liss. It's terrible.

I mean, I would imagine if you're not into that sort of criminal activity, upon arrest, police could probably make a super educated guess that Grandma didn't do it. Yeah, but police humans aren't going to override AI facial recognition software that they're saying is for sure true. It's just like that Tom Cruise movie we've talked about before.

Vanella Sky? I mean, but surely they... That one? That one. But like, if they cease her computer, like, check out her house, They're probably like, yeah, it doesn't really look like she has the technology for that. What's crazy is? I can understand if it's a day or two you hold her because you think it's her. There's been something wrong.

But she was released after months in jail. How do you not figure that out in months? And the worst part is you said they didn't even apologize. You know, apologize through money. Yeah, well, at least. Like a big fat check. If you're going to keep me in jail for three months, a million bucks every month I was in jail unfair.

That would be nice. That's from Audity Central. Justice for Grandma. Yeah. She was at her home. babysitting, probably her grandkids, and police come in with guns. And you didn't do it. Imagine how confused. You would, you'd totally be off your rocker. Like, what's happening? Yeah, I'm wondering if they got busy with another case or like how. Just like a little, like,

a little critical thinking here. Like, I think we could determine pretty easily. Grandma didn't do it. That's wild. Call us 877.77 Bobby. A mom got the cell phone bill from her daughter, and it was $5,185. I didn't know cell phone bills could go that high anymore because you don't, my cell phone bill, I don't roam. You just go. And then I have unlimited text. That used to get me with a, you would go over your texting back in the day. And then you, when you got the manila envelope, Bill, you knew you're in trouble.

That doesn't happen. Like my cell phone bill is, with everything that I use, like $210. dollars a month. And it pops up. I only know that because it pops up and it goes, you want to pay it? Do a text message? Because I don't get mail.

I don't look at the mail. Yeah. You? How do you pay yours? Yeah. What does yours cost? I mean, for me and my kids, it's about that. Yeah.

Ours is me and my wife. Yeah. So she got a $5,185 bill. She assumed it was a billing mistake. She called it was a series of international calls, her daughter made to someone that she met gaming online. she was unaware the calls were costing a small fortune. The frustrated mom shared the story on Reddit

where users are sharing sympathy and advice. Her regular monthly was $385,000. And then you get a $5,185 bill. She met someone playing Roblox. So they charge for international calls? I didn't know that. I don't know either because I don't call anybody international. Well, that's where WhatsApp comes in.

That's why we use WhatsApp. I don't because I don't call international. Oh. Why do you have WhatsApp? Haiti. Oh, okay. But your kids are here. I know.

She kept them with Haiti lines. She just called their lines. No, I still talk to people in Haiti. That story is from Newsweek. I remember once when I was a kid, I was probably 11 years old. And I had seen a commercial on TV where I could call 1-900 number and talk to baseball players. But it was recordings of Mark Grace, Don Maddingly. These were very famous baseball players back in the day.

And it said like $2.99 first minute, $0.99 each additional minute. So I thought as a kid, I won't tell my grandma about it because I was living with her. And I'll just hang up before the first minute because they don't have to pay for $2.99. But I would just call and it would just be all $2.90. I didn't know that. And she got a bill back for hundreds of dollars in charges. We didn't have that money, obviously. She called the phone company and was like, we'll never do this again.

I got in trouble. They wiped it away. Oh, that's cool. Very grateful. And you learned your lesson too. I never called again. Right. And you would think after I learned that they were recordings, I would have stopped.

But because it was free, and I could hear Jose Canseco talk to me for 58 seconds, and I would try to time it that I would hang up. And I get it, but it wasn't free at all. That's one of those things I look back. And I'm like, man, that caused my grandma so much, just so stress and anxiety. Then we got that fat phone bill. I'm thankful the phone company wiped that away. All right, that's what's up.

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That was your first murder case? Yes, sir. Fear to say this was the biggest case of your career? Yes, sir. Rape a murder for a child. She's as bad as it gets. I would think so. People wake up.

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And for more, follow Timbo Slicalife-Life 12 in the TikTok podcast network on TikTok. Let's go over and talk to Jessica, who is in Virginia. We're talking about things being recalled. Hey, Jessica, what do you have for us? Yeah, so my birth control was recalled. Oh. Okay. I had just turned 21.

My husband had proposed to me in February. I got a call in August that certain lot numbers had been recalled, and I needed to take a pregnancy test. And lo and behold, I was pregnant with my first, my first child. I did not expect it. That's a bad one. In like that, or a great one at the time.

Yes. I'm going to say that. It's a bad one if you, if you, yeah. Obviously, yes. You're taking measures. That's crazy. What was wrong with the medicine? Oh my gosh.

What was wrong with the medicine? I don't know. I have no idea. They just called, the pharmacy called and said that certain lot numbers had been recalled and that, um, It was, I guess, deemed ineffective and I needed to take a pregnancy test. And me just turning 21 thinking of, well, it's been four months since I turned 21. And like, everything's rolling through my mind of all the drinking or, you know, partying, having fun.

And, and, yeah. So. Yeah, that's twofold. Fold one is, huh, I'm pregnant. And wasn't expecting to get pregnant because I was on birds control. Fold two is not only my pregnant, but I wasn't doing all the things I'm supposed to do when I'm pregnant, like stop drinking. Yeah. And I'm 21.

So you know you're going hard because you legally can now go to, like drink at bars and stuff. But what do you do after that? Like hold your breath and just go, well, straight and narrow now. I'm going to adjust and just go. Right? Jessica, you just from that point on probably do the things you need to do. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, absolutely. Once I found out, you know, then everything changed. But you think about everything that you did before that, you know, and I don't know, your mind is real. It was absolutely crazy. But very lucky to have him. He's an amazing child. So good came out of it in the end.

I agree. But if we're just in a vacuum where nothing else is happening, you just find out that your birth control doesn't work. and now you're pregnant. That sucks in that moment. Oh, my gosh. And what does the company do? Do they give you money to pay for the kid for the rest of his life? Like, how does that work?

I'm going to bet no. Oh, wait, but that's a good question. Did they have to pay? No. Pay? Anything? No, no, no. So my dad was in the military at the time, and I was still his dependent.

And so it was the pharmacy on base. They called me. and it was recalled. So no, nothing, no compensation, nothing like that. You feel like there would be one of those commercials? I guess my compensation was my son. Yeah, that's a good one. At like 11 p.m., it's like if you've been affected by the pregnancy recall of 2004,

we're here, call us. Like us best? Yes, yes. Totally. I think that this is very valid. Even if you love your kid, that's okay. You should still call us. We want to fight for you.

Yeah, they provided a service to you that. It was faulty. Also, if you've been around asbestos, call us. We'll double up. Double up. Jessica, thank you for that story. That is crazy. I'm so thankful that you took the time to call us.

Absolutely. All right. Bye-bye. Give me the highlight of your weekend. Stevens and broke another record. He's running like crazy. I know. Amy Sons is like setting personal records like crazy.

Did he break five minutes? Yeah. Yeah, because on I'm pretty sure Friday morning or something, Thursday, I told you all he hit five. Well, then on, they had a race on Good Friday because they didn't have school, but there was a big track meet and he got $4.58. That's crazy. That he's shaving all. Yeah.

It's because he knows he can do it now. Yeah. So he was stuck at the 515, 520 range and that was all mental. And to think now that it's unlocked, like now his goal is 445. That's so cool. Good for him. I mean, it has been 445, but now, even as his mom, I'm like, that's doable. Hey, make it two minutes.

Ray, how do you skip the 445? Just go straight to like whatever he's going to be the personal best. I mean, I think 445 is flying. Especially. He's in 10th? No, he's 8th grade. He's so tall. Wow.

That's crazy. He's not in 10th grade now? I know Stasier as a senior. Yeah. I guess I should have done the math on backwards than yet. Yeah. Well, he's, for his age, he probably should be in 10th grade, but. Maybe that's what I'm doing.

I'm thinking of his age number. that's that's really cool mine is we just had a bunch of baby stuff meaning nothing we did nothing we just sat with the baby the baby eats every two hours baby you know it's a so and I told my wife like I'm not going anywhere I'm not traveling at all until May

like it's all home so it was great we stayed we watched a bunch of shows we fed and changed the baby and we did watch Arkansas win two softball games they've already won the series they play again tonight massive Arkansas Razorback softball fan would have been anyway my brother-in-law is the hitting coach and so

they beat Auburn two times. So we're just trying to get to Oklahoma City, you know? That's where they have the college world series. Okay. They've never been. So. Could be the year. They're ranked six in the country right now.

So that's what's up. There we go. We saw all our family there. It's a game on TV. On TV, yeah. Yeah. We can't go yet. The baby's too young.

But man, we're like a little fomo. Because they'd hit home runs and we'd see Caitlin's dad out in the outfield. Oh, yeah. We saw Caitlin's grummo out in the outfield. What do you mean in the outfield getting the ball? No. Maybe in the snow. They have a thing where everybody sits in the outfield.

Oh, no, no, back behind the outfield. I'm sorry. They hit a home run and then we'd see Caitlin's dad in the outfield. I'm sorry, I should have explained that better. Behind the outfield is where everybody sits. You did fine. I didn't think your grandma was on. Well, at first I was just thinking.

Caitlin's girl's got a glove on, shagging balls. We would see them. They hit a home run right where they were and you would see them. That's cool. We were like, oh, man. And they did Easter eggs after the game on the field. and so my niece and stuff was running down there on the field. We watch it on ESPN, but yeah, that's cool.

This story comes us from Michigan. A woman was due to appear in court, and she said, oh, I can't make it. I got a family emergency. I'm at home. I can't leave. And when she zoomed in, what was she doing? Driving her car down the highway.

And the judge is like, hey, I thought you're a suspended license. You're not driving, are you? No, no, no, I'm a passenger. And the cops like, or the judge is like, let me see the driver. Well, I got to ask their permission. I don't know if they want to be shown on camera. I saw the video. Me too.

It's hilarious. I don't know how people can be so dumb. And then she pulled over and ran around the car and got in the passenger seat. Ray, hit the audio. Am I crazy or does it not look like you're driving that car? I'm not driving the car. I'm a passenger in the car, sir. Let me see the driver.

Hang on one second. I have to ask their permission. Oh, you're not in the drive. You weren't in the driver's side. Do you think I'm that stupid? She did. Yeah, she did. What happened to her?

She got contempt to court and she got other charges. All right. There you go. All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Let's go to James. James in Oklahoma City.

Yeah. James, what's up, man? Hey, good morning, Tudia. Morning. All right. So you shared a story about the mom who got a phone bill. Because daughter called internationally. I actually went through it six months ago. What happened with you?

So my daughter, my daughter a teenager, playing Roblox fame, met a friend in Denmark and was making phone calls to Denmark. She didn't know any better that it, you know, that there were international charges. And from the time she started making the calls to the time that I got the bill, it was kind of in the middle of the billing cycle. So the first bill that I got for was for 3,000. The bill the very next month by the time I caught it was already at $5,000. So, okay, I'm understanding your billing thing here. So she had been doing it on both sides, the back end and the front end. So you, both bills were already in progress by the time you got the first bill. Right. By the time I got the first bill, the first bill was already done,

and it was already on to the second one. So what do you do? So I made, so I called my phone company, explained the situation. The first phone call they were like, too bad, sorry, you have to pay it. It took me about four different phone calls talking to four different people. They finally wiped out the entire bill. I didn't have to pay a single penny of it. And what was there reasoning, A, for not doing it, and then B, for doing it? Was it just the person that you talked to that they had the authority to do that?

I'm guessing the first person that I talked to just, I guess, did not have the authority. Finally, I got to the point where I actually talked to a manager based on, you know, being a customer with this phone company for about almost 20 years now and my like my phone bill like I have phone internet you know other things my my bill every month is over $500 with them every single month and so I've got like four different phone lines and everything and so they understood I think at that point they understood like the longevity of keeping me as a customer made more sense by hey this was a mistake let's take care of this and so they went ahead and wiped out the entire bill man that's fortunate they did that I feel like should give everybody a one kid grace period.

If one kid does one thing dumb that costs a bunch of money on like a phone bill, because I feel like that happens too on like Uber Eats or Amazon or something. Yeah, Amazon. It's happened to, I think Eddie and I both on Amazon to wear, and they wiped it. They did. Yeah. But if you do it like two or three times, then you're, it's fraud. That's fraud.

Yes. But I feel like one good time. So we can all get one good fraud in and blame it on a kid. That'd be nice. I blame it on our newborn. Oh, man. I don't know. International calls.

Screens, man. She met a friend on Roblox. Hey James, I appreciate that calling. And thanks for sharing. Hey, not a problem. Have a good one. All right, see you later. There's an episode of Full House where way back in the day, Michelle Tanner is starting to just dial the phone.

They didn't have Roblox then, but she would just hit buttons. But how they learned that she was doing that, she just randomly in the house would go, Moshe-Mosh-Moshi? And they were like, how do you know Japanese? And they realized that she was calling other countries and that DJ was accused of doing it because they had like a phone bill to Tokyo, but it turns out that wasn't it Michelle who ended up calling? Because I think you should be like, Mushmoshi. I think that's also how I know Mushmoshi means hello. In Full House, DJ Tanner is falsely accused of making a

$56 phone call to Tokyo. The funny charge is a key point in the episode with both DJ and Kimmy denying responsibility. It had to be Michelle. It's not in this that I looked up, it had to be Michelle. Because that's how I know, Mushmoshi. I don't remember that. episode. I've seen them all. A silence is not golden. It was Michelle Tanner in Full House Season 4, Episode 6. Michelle and her friend Denise run up a massive phone bill by reportedly, no, that's a different one. But anyway, whatever. Moosh-moshi. If not, man, I remember. You do remember a lot of episodes. A lot of different TV shows. Moshe-moshi. I don't even know if I'm saying that right. Yeah, Michelle calls Tokyo. She says, most-moshi, dude, while using a Japanese phone.

Yeah, that's it. Dude. It's called Road to Tokyo. Mosh-Moshi, dude. Hey, my wife is pregnant with our first pregnancy. She's about 12 weeks, and we just found out that it's triplets. But the thing on the top of her mind was me getting rid of my Xbox. I just wanted to know Bobby how that conversation went with you when your daughter was born

or if it happened before or if it happened at all. Love the show. Bye. The headlines, triplets. Triplets. I was going to talk about the video games, but. that's life-changing oh my god

like we had a single baby and that single baby feels like a lot like it is a lot anybody's had a baby knows it's a lot you're just focused on all the time that's a lot

our friend Kevin who produces and is on our sports show 25 whistles he had twins and I think as his first babies I go wow that's wild two of those

all consuming creatures this bro here at three three he's having three and then I again I'm just so close to the situation because my wife just had a baby I think she's got a whole three babies in her

she's gonna that's large that's you're miserable I can't imagine the last four weeks of that pregnancy I don't play Xbox or PlayStation anymore really I haven't played in months I had to stop when I hurt my ankle

because the PlayStation was upstairs so when I had ankle surgery I was on I was on a roller cart and I was on crutches and I just wasn't worth it to me to fight to get upstairs. So I just stopped playing. But that's good though, because it prepped you for baby time. I now, though, feel like I could play more because sometimes we're just up there around

the baby. Rocking the baby. You can do all that. Yep. So I don't have a good answer for you. Dude, no extra. Sell it. Your wife's having triplets.

You ain't going to have time for that. Oh my gosh. But there is a lot of feeding time and a lot of feeding time. There's three babies. They're all on different schedules. No, I got really good at holding the. you had one baby. True, true, yeah.

Yeah, three, Eddie at once. All right, that's it. We hope you have a great day. We will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry.

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