The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1: Celebrity Gave Bobby Money Advice + Morgan Wedding-Shamed + Lunchbox BACK In-Studio!

Episode Date: April 13, 2026

Bobby talked about Ryan Seacrest who listed his 40-acre Napa Valley estate in St. Helena for $20 million. Bobby shares how he felt when TMZ posted his house that was for sale without him knowing it was coming. Scams and scammers are all around us and Bobby is here to keep you safe! He has a list of the most common things people are falling for these days, and how you can avoid being the next victim. Morgan shares how people are calling out for being tacky for sending out digital wedding invitations. Should she feel bad about it? Lunchbox returns after being sick and missing an entire week. He has recovered from his latest illness but shares what medical issues he is still suffering from.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Lunchbox is back from his illness. How do you feel today? I feel great. I told you. gonna come back last week. I was ready. But you guys kept saying, no, no, you guys were being little sissies, but that's okay. It's called safe, I think.

Yeah, and it wouldn't have mattered which disease you had that we could have gotten from you. We would have said, hey, stay back. Because you were contagious. I mean, potato, potato. Yeah, after a couple days, you're not really contagious, you know, isn't that what they say?

Two days and you're good to play? What was weird was, so lunchbox was sick. He sounded terribly sick and he ended up having COVID. And we didn't know day one because he was like, I can't come in, I can't talk. So he goes to the doctor to get tested for everything. And they say you have COVID. And we said that

on the show, we posted it. And people on Instagram were like, COVID's not even real. What? Why is you missing the show? Because COVID, just stay home a day and go. Like, it didn't matter which disease he had. It could have been flu, COVID. And he didn't go, I don't even have to defend COVID.

Well, yeah, call it whatever you want. It was a virus that. that's contagious and he shouldn't have come in. And Morgan thinks a lot of her problems in her life are from lunchbox. Like her being sick all the time? She sits right next to him. Lunchbox, she said that while you were gone. What do you mean?

She's never sick. I don't think Morgan's ever been sick since we've been here. I've never, how can I give her? What is it called? Vertigo. Vertigo. COVID. She was COVID before I ever had COVID.

So that ain't me. I don't know that that's true. I think she was the first one, I think. No, I was the first one. Eddie was first. Morgan was second. Okay, Morgan was sick. All I know is lunchbox gave it to me

and then I started to feel That's so true. You had it. You were not feeling good. We rode in a golf car together. Then the next day you're like, I'm sick. And two days later, I'm like, now I'm sick. And then it's like, I don't know it could have been anybody.

Yeah, I mean, I still think I could have got it from you. No, you had it first. I just admitted to it first. No, I wasn't sick. It doesn't matter. You're back. How long is it? until he's sick again, guys. Two weeks?

What's the over or under on him being sick again? I mean. I mean, it's been averaging about three weeks. Once every three weeks. He misses a day. I think it's further apart. He misses a day about every three weeks. Yes, or his voice is all messed up.

And we're like, are you sick? Oh, my gosh. Let me look at the calendar. I'll take it last time I was sick. Okay. I mean, time is flying. So I feel like it feels like three weeks, so it's probably more like five, six.

Thank you, Amy. Well, you're right. That's still a lot. Morgan has a lot of things happening with her body right now, and she thinks that you are a bad influence on it. I just disagree with that. Because you sit right next to her and you come in sick. Or it could be the opposite.

She brings it to me. I mean, have we ever thought about that? But then you come in lunchbox saying like, oh, my kids have strep and they got RSV, whatever it is. Okay, the last time I was sick was February 13th. Okay. How do you know that? Is that in your trailer?

picture. That one's out of strap. I pulled up the picture. So that's almost two months. Like you guys are way off. Okay. Even going home for multiple days every eight weeks is a lot. I don't know if it is. Lunchbox is back. So you're good though

today. 100%. Oh 100%. Man, I am here rocking and rolling. It feels good. Could you go run today if you needed to? I don't know if the lower section would allow that. That's still not more properly. Like your testicle still? I know above the testicle right below the belly button right in that region.

Hold on. See, there's something else now? No, he's had that. This is another one of his things though. Now, he didn't miss work, but he has had to go to the doctor multiple times for his testicle and for his stomach. You guys are acting like he's only sick every, he's not. It's something every week and a half, there's a new ailment.

But these ailments that he's currently talking about are not content. That we know of. My left testicles been hurt a little bit lately. Where are you on that? Man, I'm just struggling. I mean, I go to physical therapy. We think it's something in the abductor region. So we've been doing exercises.

It's really a guessing game. No one can tell me. No doctor knows what's going on. All doctors just like, I don't know. They throw their hands in the air. Push you down the road to some other doctor. Push you down the road. At least a physical therapist takes.

time and talks to you and works on different regions to see how that feels. So hopefully it's getting better, but it's still there. Are you saying to me that you go to a doctor and at the end of your session, your appointment, the doctor throws his hands or her hands into the air and goes, I don't know. Literally they say, I don't know, but we're here if you need us. No, no, no. You just said you don't know and what are you going to do?

They say it all of them. I know he said this many times, but I've never been to a doctor. even when they don't know, they go, not sure, but why don't we try this? Because it could possibly be this. Well, they did say they kick the can down the road to the next doctor. So they are, are they referring you to somebody else? Because that is a move.

No. Oh. But didn't one of them say like, hey, let's just do one of these scans for fun? Colonoscopy. Yeah, we can just do it for real. It just sounds like his life is a sitcom. And he's just going to, the funniest thing's happening at every doctor. No, there's nothing funny about it.

it's not funny. Like, there's no, we're not laughing. Like, it's not like, ha, ha, ha. We've had a few laughs. I'll be honest with it. We've had a few laughs on the show. Like, literally, the sports medicine doctor that I thought, okay, this is it. Like, it's not the, you know, hernia, it's not this.

I'm going to go to her and she's going to be able to tell it. Sent me for the MRI. And I come back and she literally said, yeah, nothing there. So I really don't know what to tell you. But I'm here if you need me. Maybe they think he's imagining the pain. Yeah. I mean, obviously, not.

not the swollen testicle, but the lower abdomen. Like, could they think that you think it's there and it's not? So they're like, I don't know. Maybe you just want the attention? Yeah. No, there's no attention. Guys, I wouldn't make this up. He has testicle munchausen?

No, no, we know you're not making it up. But I'm like, what in the world would make a doctor be like? I don't think they're saying that. Hands in the air. I don't know. I don't believe that's what's happening. I think the doctors probably are confused and they cannot diagnose it specific to the problem. But I don't think ever in a million years would they go,

I don't know, YouTube it. Or throw their hands in the air and be like, I don't know. Doctor did say YouTube some exercises. That'll make it better. But that's okay. Oh, it's not. He doesn't even know. He goes, it could be this.

So maybe just look on YouTube for some exercises to make it better. Okay, so you're better. What exercises? You had strep throat, then you had COVID. Now you're back to your testicle being swollen and your stomach hurting. Yeah. Yeah. Did you forget about that for a while when you had COVID?

Yeah, because it felt good because I. I wasn't really doing anything. And like the stomach thing, like there's some days, like I can play soccer and it feels okay. But then there's other days it's like, I play like 15 minutes and all of a sudden it's like, oh, there it is again. I can feel it. So, I don't know. As a gift to you, what kind of doctor would you like me to bring to the studio to examine you?

I have no idea. That's the problem. I've seen so many different types of doctors that I don't know who is the right doctor. If you could get, Bobby, I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to. I'm going to throw this out there. Nom and I'm a nom, I'm going to. There is a doctor in town. Okay.

That works with professional football players. Like soccer or football? No, no. I would say the Tennessee Titans doctor, team doctor, has probably seen every injury under the sun. Give me a name. I will find the name.

Okay. And if you can get that person, oh my gosh. If I can get him to come up to the studio, but the examination has to be on the air on camera. Okay. Really? Everyone's going to be able to see your testicle? Will the doctor do that?

Probably not, but we could try. Yeah, why not? I mean, we did have a plastic surgeon come up and sew my ear together on air. A little different. That's true. Yeah, your ear's a little different. Your ear is bigger. Okay, his name is Niles Calder.

Is that right? No, come on. Dr. John Williams? Oh, no, I just paying him. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Oh, he was named the head physician in 2016. Is he still there?

Did you tight in head doctor? We're glad lunchbox is back. He has had strep. He's had East infection. He's had COVID. He's had now the testicles back. Abdominal pain. It's something.

But we will try to figure this out together. All right, let's get the show started. This is the first segment of the day. Thank you, everybody. There's a question to be asked. Hello, Bobby Bones. My wife is turning 30 soon. I want to do something special for her.

She has an identical twin. Every birthday she's ever had, has been shared with her identical twin. I get along great with her twin, but I don't want to have to plan to pay for a surprise for her too. I feel like my wife deserves something that's just for her for once. But I don't know if that's possible. Am I going to have to just forget a big surprise

because she has an identical twin sister. Would I be stepping into something sensitive if I planned something that broke their tradition, signed married to a twin? I think both things can happen honestly. I think if it's a surprise and it's something that is personal, not 70 people, I think you can have a small surprise party for just your wife

whenever she isn't expecting it. And she can still do whatever they always do as sisters. Right? Yeah. You're not canceling the twin celebration they normally do. They can still have that. But I think if you want to do something specific for your wife that is a surprise, I wouldn't run out Chuckie Cheese and have a big, because that'd be awesome.

But you can definitely do something that's a surprise for your wife. I think your wife would probably like that as long as she still gets to do her tradition of having her birthday with her twin. Thoughts? Yeah. Well, he obviously knows her better than us. We don't know her. So I would choose what is going to make her feel the best.

And it might be both of the things like Bobby said. Or it might be like, are you really the one that wants to do this for her? If that's the case, I would maybe pump the brakes on it and figure out a way that you can, you know, honor her birthday. It's her birthday. So if selfishly you're like, I really want to give her this surprise. And that's kind of making it about you. So figure out if it can be like Bobby saying like a duel like two things can happen here. I wouldn't do them back to back.

Because if the other sister walks down, like, oh, you got surprised. But I do think you can do something for just your wife, and that's okay because it is your wife. And so I would encourage you because if you want to do this and you think she will love it, that's why you should do it. If you want to do it like Amy said, and it's for you, I don't hate that either. Sometimes I like to do some stuff and be like, look what I did for you. I think your wife deserves something from just you. I think you should also allow them to have their twin celebration as well. that's crazy because I mean I never been a twin and most twins do everything together their whole life

except Ray right no most like elementary school they dress alike high school I go to college together they're they're so close all the time so yeah I'm sure that let them do their thing but I think you can do something for your wife too who knows the other twin may be getting secret stuff for her husband all the time and you don't even know about it yeah good luck do what you think you should do for your wife because you love your wife. That would be our answer there. All right, close it up. Ryan Seacrest's home is for sale for $20 million if you guys want to buy it.

The story comes from people. It says the American Idol and Willa Fortune host has listed his Napa Valley estate. Oh, this must not even be his main house. Oh, it's not even primary. It says Napa one. His Napa home for $20 million. Shout out Seacrest. Hey, dude earned it. So he works hard. No hate.

The property includes a $10,000. 7,750 square foot main house. A pool gym. A gym. A pool gym? Wait, what's a pool gym? That sounds awesome. Is it so far away?

You need to in case you don't want to walk to the other. A botchy court. Like botchy ball? A guest cottage, a wine cellar, an infinity edge pool. I'm sure so much more than just that. Seacrest highlights the enclosed porch with Napa Valley views as his favorite spot describing it as peaceful and unforgettable. So you can buy Ryan Seacrest's home.

I wonder if he knows this even goes up. Well, like what is it like an actual listing or an article about it? The listing is up, but it's an article about the listing. Because that's what happened to you. And it was weird because I said nothing about our house being for sale. I did not want it to be public. Nothing about that was because of me. So it's probably same thing for him.

I have theories. My number one theory, Ryan Seacrest did it. My number two theory is somebody at a real estate team that was selling our house leaked it. Because all I know is I woke up one day, I got a bunch of text messages and it was like, hey, your house is on TMZ. And I was like, for what?

Is it on a fire? We had moved out of that one. They're like, no, the listing is up and it's showing everything about it. It was really weird because I don't want that out there. That's why I was wondering if he wanted it. out there. Now, there is something to the more people know about it,

the easier it can be sold. I just felt like for me, that was too invasive. Is it weird to think that people are like looking at your bedroom and like I didn't live. We were out of there. If we were still living there. That would have been more weird. Because then also you're still living there and it's very public where you are. In this case, this isn't his like that was your primary house, but you'd already moved out. And if this isn't his primary house, maybe he doesn't care as much.

It'd be cool to have a house like that Except I don't give a crap about Napa Valley I'd never been and people just say it's wine I don't even like wine Yeah it's beautiful though You've been Amy? I have been But would you want a house a second house

I mean listen we're talking Super rich people things I wouldn't want one so far away I would never go No I don't want a second house there I went once and that was plenty for me Like some people are like oh They go back to Napa all the time

Do you got to be wine guys to like Napa? I mean they have amazing food And it's really pretty I don't think you, I mean, now I went with my ex-husband when we were sort of newly married. We made a whole thing of it. So we went to San Francisco. And then we went to Napa Valley. So we made a whole little West Coast trip out of it in a week.

That'd all be fun. It's too far. Too far for me. Just getting on a plane and have it. But for Ryan, that's not far from him. Oh, yeah, for sure. Unless he's, well, he goes east-west, like. Ryan's got probably seven airplanes.

I remember once, I don't think, I don't know if he'd like me saying this. I just got to know Ryan pretty well and I liked Ryan a lot because we worked together four years on American Idol and if we see each other now he makes a point to come up and say hello I never want to bother him

because if I see him it's only because he's working and he is in the middle of it but he always makes a point to come up and like spend a few minutes and be like how are you what's going on Ryan gave me some really great money advice when we were on American Idol together

so it's been great so like what? What was some money advice? Get a house in Napa Do tell. Tell us more. He was asking what kind of people I have watching my money. Because he knew I did not come from money. And he said, hey, I don't know how you got your people.

But I can, if you need help or direction on people that you can trust, like I have people that I can trust. It was like that. He pulled me aside. We were in Hawaii doing American Idol. There was like 45 minutes of downtime. He was there. We were rarely together because we were just always working different jobs.

And he was like, hey, man, let me talk to you for a few. minutes. I didn't have anybody that did this for me. So let me talk to you about it. If you need this or that, this is what's happened to me that wasn't good. I don't want this to happen to you. So please let me know. And I thought it was super kind. I called him once. This is so in the weeds. Do you want to hear inside baseball stuff? Yeah. I called him once because I was thinking about changing agents. And I said, hey, I'm thinking about changing agents and going to the agency that represents you. And tell me the good things and the bad things. And he did. And I messaged him first and he him back for like two days and I was like I guess Ryan hates me now you do that and he was like

he messes him he goes he was on like a boat in another country he goes I will call you as soon as I get back to America and he did he's awesome so he's I really like Ryan so that's all that was way inside stuff but is that interesting yeah I mean especially that you didn't hear from him from two days and you were like what's what's happening and you see how see how this is one of those examples of like always assume the best sometimes we jump to the worst of, oh, this person hates me. When really, if you assume the best, it's like, oh, he's enjoying himself in another country on a boat, so he didn't get it for two days.

I just thought he's probably busy and you get a message. Maybe you don't hate the person, but you're like, oh, I'll get back to it. And then the dot goes away and then you don't get it. I have like two of those right now that I just remember it. I got a reply to. Oh, man. Don't forget. Yeah.

So Ryan Seacrest, a guy, if he asked me. He's always been super nice to me. And good luck on selling that house. and it was so invasive when TMZ put that stuff up. But I know it was somebody inside like the circle that did it. Well, that would be weird though? Because why would they want to jeopardize your? They can't prove.

I can't prove what it was. Oh. And it wasn't like, it wasn't like my realtor, but I think it was probably somebody in that company. Do they get paid for it? Yeah, like if somebody was like called TMZ, like, hey, I got the inside scoop on Bobby.

No, but that's not the point of it. The point of it is for that. The house to get sold. Right. Because they make money off of that. And the point for TMZ, though, like what? It's just a cool story like this. Because if you see somebody's house, trust me, in the world of celebrities, I ain't one,

but I'm the bottom, bottom, bottom. And so, because they can always go like former American Idol or Dancing with a Stars winner. Like, that's enough for them to post it. It's always interesting to see how much people's house they're selling for, right? Yes. Money's interesting. Well, the amount people make. You just talked about Ryan's.

Yeah. Well, Ryan's really famous. And then I wonder about Napa, like what I like it if I don't like wine. What's the deal with wine? If you don't like alcohol, real question. I don't drink. I've never had a drink of alcohol. If wine did not have alcohol in it, would it still be good?

I mean, if you develop a palate for it, some people more so than others. But I wouldn't, why would you develop a palette if there wasn't an alcoholic? It's hard to say because it's like we've been drinking it for so long. It's like, I can't remember my first sip of wine. If I think back to like a pinocrigio on a hot summer day, it felt refreshing. And if it's a yummy one, then yeah. But does it feel refreshing because you know there is some buzz coming? No, because I don't always have a glass of wine for a buzz.

I would say yes to that question. Because it doesn't... With beer, yes. With beer, absolutely. Would wine be the cultural significance it is if it did not have alcohol in it? No. Because you would expect for it to taste like grape juice. Guys, it was Jesus' first miracle.

Fight Eddie. Well, no, no, no, because I'm like... Beer, no, no, no, because I don't put wine and beer in the same category. beer, your first sip, I don't know anybody who took their first sip of a beer and was like, hmm, but wine is grapes. Like it's fermented grapes. Sure, I know, but it's got, it's definitely not as disgusting as beer. I remember my first time and I was like, ooh, this is going to taste like grape juice.

And it did not taste like grape juice. Is it possible that you two can just have different opinions and not like get at each other? Okay, good. We're not at each other. I just like to acknowledge the Lord's work. Also, Bobby, I do think I want, I wonder. If you could go to Napa, because part of that experience is you're going to these different vineyards and you're trying so much. And some people, they don't want, their intent is to not get drunk.

They want to enjoy the experience. So they have these big silver buckets everywhere. And you put the wine in your mouth and you swish it around in your palate. I want to get drunk. No, no, you don't because you don't drink. Do I want to get drunk? Yes. I know.

But because you don't drink, I wonder if you could go swish it in and then spit it out. I don't think so, man. Why would I do that? Because that's part of the, that's what you do. I'm also, I can't eat cheese. What if I get cheesecake, chew it. Yum, yum, yum, yum. And they go, spit it out.

Well, I guess you're right. I mean, they'll all make it into your blood drink. You just put in your mouth swish it a little bit and spit it out. I go to bars with the boys. I have a hynick and, well, I'm just saying even people that drink and drink a lot, they are swishing it around and spitting it in the silver bucket. But that's probably because they don't want to get so drunk

because they're doing it over multiple days. Yeah. They probably still get a little drunk. Well, yeah, because you visit multiple. Right. What if you just went hard and visited multiple and drank at all? Well, some people do. They do that.

Maybe I get too difficult to stay at his place. That'd be cool. Be like I'll highlight it on my Instagram for sale. Help you sell. Like how the influencers do. They get to stay at places for free and they go around and show every room. Ray Mundo did that. He went to like in the mountains.

Ray, didn't you guys stay somewhere? Yeah. We were in a hot tub. It was called glamping is what it was. Oh yeah, that place looked cool. And they let him go for free as long as he showed it on Instagram. Yeah, it was an igloo. You could see through the ceiling at the stars at night.

And they even had a hot tub, too. Just the only thing that scared us was the potential for bears because it was in East Tennessee. And then also a rainstorm came in. So we left a little early. I saw an influencer post-stream. You're not on the ocean. Yeah, man. You have a roof.

Yeah. Right. There were these creeks, though. Like get out of the hot tub and go inside. No, no. When we were going towards it, there were some of these old rickety bridges we were driving over. And I said, well, those creeks were pretty high when we came in. I would suggest we get out.

Well, anyway, Seacrest is selling this house. It was invasive when they did that to me because I had no knowledge of it. I wonder if he has knowledge of it, probably. Probably doesn't bother him because everybody knows he has money. Could you text him? Could you be like, hey, bro, like, do you know your house is on TMZ? I'm sure he does. I don't really, hey, bro, him.

That's like a delicate relationship that I only go to him when I do. I would save the text. Hey, bro. Yeah. Something else. Pride is like love. You feel it in your heart. IR.

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and I was like, oh my gosh, I want to talk about those. They probably missed them. Okay, we might not have missed them, though. Right. Did you listen to the show at all? No. Okay, all right.

I didn't have time, man. Yeah, right. Okay, number one. Okay, number one, there's a dude. He's in the ocean. He's drowning. and it's like, oh my gosh. And this lady's out for a morning walk.

And she's like, float on your back. Float on your back. The waves will carry you in. He's like, I'm so tired. I'm going to drown. She saves the dude's life. He gets to shores just like, I'm never going out that far again. And he leaves.

Turns out he was wanted for double homicide. Yeah, we got to talk about that. Yeah, we hit that one. We hit that one. Got it. Check. Thank you, lunch. Yeah, that's good.

But how bananas. is that that you save a life and he goes away and then the cops show him they're like oh man he got away she's like yeah and he oh he killed as a strange wife and her boyfriend I believe Morgan brought us that story is that true Morgan I did yeah we talked about it on part two is there any anything he forgot about that story no I think he nailed it all right I mean how but we've already for the record we've already done it we've talked about those same reactions we all like oh that's crazy then he ran away Hold on, hold on, hold on.

I haven't asked my question, though. If you knew that person was a double murder suspect, would you save him? No. I feel like we asked that same question. I'd call the cops. Yeah, but yeah. I'd be like, hey, there's a double murder suspect out in the ocean. I'm going to slowly get them in, but I need you guys to be here to arrest them.

Yeah. But you wouldn't know that because I think our question was, would you yell like, hey, how many people you killed? Like, because they're coming in. We did jokes and stuff, too. Yeah, man, you missed it. Yeah, you missed it. It was a fun segment. All right, there's number one.

Next story, the lunchbox wants us to talk about that he thinks we might have missed while he was sick. Yeah, there was a husband and wife. They take a vacation to the Bahamas, and they're going to sail from island to island, and they get off the sailboat, and they're on a little dingy boat. And what do you know? Rough seas, wife goes overboard. And the husband, oh, I couldn't find her. And he was able to paddle for hours with one paddle, make it to shore,

to alert authorities. My wife went overboard. You got to go find her. I mean, from the jump, right when he made it to shore. First thing I thought, he did it. And turns out he got arrested. Oh, I didn't know he got arrested. I don't know that we talked about this, but I did know this story.

And I thought, I'm so naive. I was like, how tragic he lost his wife and some. It definitely could have been tragic, yes. Crazy currents or something. So why did they arrest him, lunchbox? Because they believe that he did it. No, but I mean, I know suspicion, but they have to have more than just, don't they have to have like, did he file an insurance claim the day before? That's another country.

I don't know. Is there proof that are body? Do they have her body? It's hard to arrest somebody if there's no evidence. Yeah, did he have another family? Not arrest. It's hard to convict somebody, I should say. Right, right.

Yeah, but they can arrest them, but they can't hold them. So what country? Bahamas. But were they American? They're American. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, they're from Michigan. Yeah.

And they've been married for like 20 years and following the incident, he was taken into custody. Okay. Like after talking to authorities. Apparently, she fell off the boat with the boat keys. Yes. And so the boat stopped working. That's why I had to paddle back. Kind of weird.

Well, that makes me feel like she actually really fell off. Like what about it makes them think he did this? That's what I want to know. The mom says the wife's mom. Let's see if lunchbox knows. He brought the story. Go ahead. Lunchbox.

Well, the wife's daughter, so it's the guy's stepdaughter, immediately said, I want a full investigation. Like, something is weird here. And so she went to authorities and was like, you need to fully investigate. You need to get involved. If it's a tragic accident, I can accept that. But it seems fishy. Yeah, it's got to be more than that. That it seems fishy.

And maybe she had stuff that she told the authorities, but they're not telling us. Right. And they looked into it and that added up, but he was arrested. Well, with only 3%. of knowledge, what do you think happened, lunchbox? Oh, he killed her. Okay, there you go. It's all I need is 3% to say that. Isn't that crazy? Like, you think you're going

out on a boat ride with your husband and he kills you? Yes, that's crazy. We also don't know if that's what happened. Well, okay, well, we do know that that one woman went hiking with her husband and he tried to push her over. Hit her with a rock.

Yeah. She survived, so she was able to say, yes, this happened. That's so sad. You can't even trust I don't think you can connect the two automatically, guys. No, but now, I mean, be on guard. Hikes, little, little paddleboats. Anything. Anything.

Driving, shower. Like, you never know. Tell your friends. You never know who you're sleeping next to, guys. I always tell you that. I've told you that forever. You think you know, but you have no idea. No idea, honestly.

I agree, except for if these people were murdered, I would bet you there were some indicators. clues. There were certain things that were happening within the relationship that doesn't make it wild that that nutcase murderer murdered them. Exactly. I don't think like I'm not going to murder my wife today. Or any day. Yeah, but I'm saying there's nothing that's happening between us in any negative way form. There's nothing, you know, underlying. There's not past stuff that we're working through right now that would constitute divorce, separation, murder, any of that. Right. Because a lot of times the murder will come up because they do want to. And they do not want to lose half their money or whatever. Man, to do that by rock, that's crazier. Because you physically got to take a rock on like pound ahead.

Yeah. Barbic. Huh? It was a barbaric, right? Oh, I thought he said barbake. Barbaric. He did say barbic. I think he said barbaic.

Oh, I don't know what I said. All right, what's the other. Okay, lunchbox you're one for two. Good job. Next one up. All right. The little girl that disappeared. in Arizona 32 years ago

and then she went out to see her horse disappeared. They never saw her again. They found her and they weren't saying much. What turns out, she's not talking to authority. She's not telling them what happened. She's like, look, I've moved on with my life. I'm married now. I got three kids. I'm good. Don't want to talk about it.

So she's not even a little background. A little background is owed on this. So this girl had been missing for 30 plus years. They find her. It turns out when they find her a little bit of the story comes out too is that like they disappeared and the disappearance was they didn't feel safe right they didn't feel safe revealing what happened to her but now they're saying that she's just

not even cooperating she's just like hey I'm good like I'm happy now I told my husband new before we got married that hey I ran away she got married as a teen has three kids went and got a degree and now she works for like a private eye I'm good with her not saying if she was running way early on for her own safety, I do not think she should reveal things that would make her unsafe again. Right. If that's the case. We don't know much about it. A little bit here, I feel like hey, if she did nothing wrong, I'm good

with letting her live her life. Because she ran for a reason. Don't know the reason, but if the cops aren't like you did something wrong, good, let her live her life. Don't even tell us who she has now. Like, I don't even what? They said her name and she lives in. I don't want to say it. Well, I didn't, I wouldn't go say her name, but I bet you were. But she was crazy. She ran away

at 13. So I would love to hear her. I would love to hear her. her story, how she survived at 13 years old. Like, where did she go? Like, who helped her? Could she tell the cops? Like, I'm not going to tell you guys anything because she's going to put out a documentary. She could tell the cops, I'm just not going to tell you anything and then put out a documentary. I don't think those two would go together.

Officer, come here. I'm not going to tell you because I just wanted to deal with Amazon. Yeah. Everyone's going to know through them. I don't think that's it. Okay. Any other stories, lunchbox from your week of sickness? Yeah, the Amy, the rock guy, he was found guilty this last week.

in court. Like the verdict came back. He was guilty. So that's a bonus story for you. Yeah, I mean, we knew that though. But I guess he's just been found officially guilty. Yeah, he wept in court when they read the verdict. I'd we two if I was going to jail.

Yep. I mean, did he say what he was thinking? No, he's saying that she attacked him first and he was just defending himself. Do we know that that's accurate, inaccurate? Like, what do we know? I mean, he was found guilty. By a jury. Did he have any cuts?

See, what I would do is I take a rock to my own hair. head. Yes, that's what the psychos do. That's what you would do? Yeah, that's what they stabbed themselves. If I, like, did some killing by the rock, I would take that rock and beat the crap out of myself and then lay on the ground.

No. That's messed up, man. Otherwise, I'm going to jail and I'm weeping after when I go to jail. Yeah. I mean, I don't want to have to murder. But you already did. I know, so now I've got to protect myself. So I'm beating myself up.

And then I'm waiting for somebody to walk by on the trail. Help. And I would say it was neither one of us. The one-armed man just attacked us with the rock and now we're laying here. You know the thing where the psych, like the psychotic test, right? No, what is it? Like if someone yons you yawn?

The funeral. No. Never heard the funeral test? No. I want to make sure I say this right. I think I've said this on the show, but it was a long time ago. I don't remember what I even wore yesterday. So what's the, so there's sociopaths and psychopaths, right?

Uh-huh. You know the, I'm not asking in a dumb way. Is one better than the other? I think sociopath is more preferred than psychopath, but I could be wrong. Only because at one point in time a couple years ago, I was called a sociopath by someone in my life. And I had to do some research because I went to my friend Kat who is a therapist and I was like, read this letter. Do you think I'm at?

you know me well. Do you think I'm a sociopath? Because then I started thinking, what if they're right? And she was like, Amy, you are absolutely not a sociopath. But I was being called one. Psychopaths can easily be sociopaths. And they may, but not all sociopaths or psychopaths. Psychopaths are insane. So here we go. Ready? A woman goes to her mother's funeral and she meets a man she doesn't know. Okay. She feels an instant deep connection with him like he's perfect. But she never gets his name or number and he disappears. A few days later, she kills her sister. Why did she kill her sister? This is the psychopath test. Sadly, I nailed it. Whoa. I know. I'm not a psychopathic tendencies at times. I think. I think

I'm just odd. I think I have some OCD. I think I'm a little on the spectrum. I think I got a little little ingredient of all. I don't. I got a little dab in narcissism. Like, dude, I got the whole pot. Do you want it one more time? I mean, I think I'm tracking. I just have no idea why she would kill her sister.

She went to her mom's funeral, met a guy that she barely knew how to deep connection. I want to read it to you one more time. Okay. A woman goes to her mother's funeral and meets a man she doesn't know. She feels an instant deep connection with him. Like he's perfect. But she never gets his name or number. and he disappears.

A few days later, she kills her sister. Why did she kill her sister? He disappeared, though? Mm-hmm. He disappeared. You're not a psychopath. I got some. Oh, is her sister a man?

Whoa. He disappeared. No, you're a nut, but you're not a psychopath. No, no, no, that's not it. What do you think? I got one. I think she believes that that man was her sister's dad. No.

her dad. Yeah, so her sister's really not her sister, but a half sister. So why would she kill her, though? Because she didn't like that. Lunchbox, anything? Yeah, that was her sister's new boyfriend. No. And she killed the sister killed the dude,

so the sister went and got revenge. Nope, because if the guy came for the funeral of the mom, he's probably knows the family. So if she killed a sister, like I'll come back to the next funeral too. She'll get a chance to see him again. Oh, my gosh. Dang, I never thought of that. Wait, did you guess that?

I did. Yeah. I'm not, that's not a brag. And when I did, I was like, oh, that's obvious. She wants to see him again. And if you knew the family, and then I'm like, oh my God, I might kill somebody. Well, no, I don't think you're going to kill anybody.

I might be a murderer. Oh, my gosh. I know. I'm scared now. I wonder which one of you it's going to be. That's the psychopath test. I was like, her sister's trans. Morgan is sending digital invitations for her wedding

and people are saying it's tacky. That she's sending digital invitations? Oh, I mean, I got it. I didn't think it's good. I just, I've been talking about it to friends and family and they're like, okay, so when will we get the invites or save the dates? And I was just like, oh, they'll be coming on your phone to a text. And every single time it's like, oh, okay. So not over mail.

It's like they don't outright say it, but there's judgment. You know what I mean? Do you feel? Yeah. Are you ashamed that you're doing it? I wasn't until I started getting enough of those reactions. And I was like, maybe I am doing something that's like kind of. tacky, not a good idea.

I'll tell you something about a wedding. They get you on those invitations. Matter of fact, I just tell people that are invited if they're up to me. I just call it and be like, you're invited. Don't forget. It's such a waste of money to spend a bunch of money on paper invitations.

If, you know, part of your brand is we like to flex how much money we have, we want to send invitations where a bird flies out of them. Like, more power to you. But when we look back at the things we spent the most money on that we like, why would we have do that. It's invitations.

It's the hundreds or even thousand dollars on just sending like really fancy paper invitations. So don't feel bad about it. It is not tacky to the people you probably care about the most. Yeah, probably people to hold their noses up in the air. They probably think it's a little tacky. Who gives a crap by then? I didn't think anything of it. I don't think I got one. You didn't? Oh my gosh. That's what that was. I thought it was a scam. I thought it was a scam. I thought it was a scam. We got a whole segment coming up about scams and it's a scam. We got a whole segment coming up with my scams in a second, and I thought that that... Amy, Morgan, I forgot your fiance's name, so I was just like, I don't know these people.

But you knew my name. I know, but I didn't put two and two together because it wasn't from you. It was from... Yeah, but it says Morgan and Braden invited you to a happy, Everly after party, and we know she's eloping-ish, and that she's going to have an after party in the fall. I don't have one. It got sent to you. Nope.

You didn't get any text? Yeah. No. Look, and it's like a digital invite. It's got the envelope. Look what I have. This is Morgan number two. What do I have here from her?

It wouldn't have come from my number. Oh, then I for sure thought I was getting scared. That's why I thought it was a scary. It's from a random number. Love bird. Well, what the heck? I know, man. I almost deleted that one immediately.

Dude, I'm not kidding. I see it. And it's from an 877 number. So it's like an 800 number that's coming from that. Morgan and Braden and invite. Dude, I didn't look at this because. it was from a number I didn't know with a link. I thought they were going to like take my Bitcoins.

So maybe this is why this is a bad idea. Maybe people didn't even realize that it was not a scam. You should send a text to people and be like, hey, heads up. This is going to be the invitation because I had no idea. I mean, could you do that? Like, I don't know how many invites went out, but it's probably. Yeah, I would just text. You need to probably.

I didn't realize that this was going to be a thing because I just check all my texts. Even if it's a scam, but I'll delete it. I might have reported it. Last night? That's funny. I don't remember, but spam. I'm telling you, I never saw that. I probably saw it, but it came from a number I didn't know and there was a link in it.

I never looked at it. That's funny. I didn't even think about that side of this because, yeah, it's not coming from us. It's coming from their website. If you did not expect this message from an unknown sender, it may be spam. Report spam. Done. Not spam.

This was, you sent this yesterday. Yeah. Yeah, no way. I for sure thought that was spam. Oh. I saw it right when it came in and I saw the names. I was like, oh, duh, they're getting married. This is the invite to their parties.

I was literally, I don't know a Morgan, Braden. It is tacky to scam people for your wedding. It's very tacky to scam us. I would think most people don't know what that is. I know. If they're vigilant, like I am about not clicking stuff, I didn't even look at it. And so maybe that's where this becomes a thing. It's digital invites because this is the only way to do it.

You text or email. And either way, you could think those are spam now. Yeah. Yeah, I would text people up front. to be like hey you're going to get a text it's going to be this don't it's not a scam okay yeah also i i'll say it's eddie eddie's upset that you're going on a bachelor's party well no see guys i'm telling i'm an idiot i'm an idiot i thought that that was somebody else's bachelor's party i didn't even think it was hers oh that's why i thought you were weird edie was like i can't

believe morgan gets to miss work to go on somebody's bachelor's party and i was like no it's her bachelor's part. I am so out of the mind frame that she's getting married that like I didn't even think I was like she's getting Friday off for a bachelorette party. That's the dumbest excuse I've ever heard. He said well then I'm going to go into all my boys parties too.

Okay, but also back up hold on I feel like Bobby would even if it was your best friend getting married you would there was a bachelor or bachelorette party yes but what I would say is you would not know she was going to her friend's bachelor's party it would just be like Morgan had stuff to do I'd make sure you right. And

then we wouldn't get upset. Be like, oh, it's probably work stuff. Yeah. But a bachelorette party, you're like, she's going to go party. Morgan, he's fired up. I can't let more go to a bachelorette party. So first you think I'm a scam. And now you're mad that I'm going on my own bachelorette.

Yeah, that's on me, my bet. So that is her. Everything going good, though? Yeah, I finally figured out the place that we're going to go for the bachelorette, which was kind of a big deal. I originally really wanted to go to Lake Tahoe. But that, oh my gosh, I've never knew that was so expensive. It's also very far from here.

I've been. It's awesome. It's far. Do you want to go far? I didn't. I just wanted to go somewhere I've never been. Like I didn't want to do the traditional Bachelor out where you go to Vegas or you go to

Scottsdale or like you're partying in the clubs. Or Nashville. Everybody comes to Nashville. Good. Well, so we're going. Temecula? No, no, no. What's the place down the road?

Tunica. Tunica. Yeah, you should go to Tunica. What did you call it? Tanuka. Man, tunica has all the casinos. Yeah. Like Mississippi.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So where are you going? So I wanted a lake weekend. and vibes like that. So I actually looked in Arkansas at one point because there's a really cool lake in Arkansas. I know people. What, like,

like Wachshaw? Yeah, that was one that I looked at. But I couldn't find any Airbnbs to... It was Wachita or Tunica. It was Oaxita or Tunica. You can't get a house... Like, Washaw doesn't allow houses on it

because it's a core of engineer lake. But you can get one close. But okay, you didn't choose that. Yeah. I'm insulted. Go ahead. Sorry. But I did look.

I was looking in all the places. Ultimately, we decided on a place called Lake Geneva in Wisconsin. Oh, cool. It's about like an hour and a half outside of Chicago. Do you know that's where they had the Geneva Convention? Is that right? No, that's a different country.

Isn't Geneva a country, like an actual country? At Geneva Convention, it's in like Europe, I believe. No, I don't, no, no, no. So what's Lake Geneva? It's just supposed to have, like, it's a really pretty lake, and there's a cool 12-mile walking path that's kind of in and around it, and then they have a really cool downtown. So had all the vibes that I wanted. They have bars downtown? Local and on the water bars.

So I wanted like a lake weekend. That's a fun vibe. My friend Kat, we did her bachelorette party in Asheville. And it was like there was the vibe of hiking and you're in the woods. But then there's good restaurants and bars downtown. And we did. It was a mixture of both. Yep.

And that's what I wanted. Which is hard to find. But Arkansas has it. I'm still partial to like Wachita or Geneva, Switzerland. I would go to Geneva, Switzerland. That would be cool. That'd be cool, huh? Yeah, that'd be really cool.

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Oh, yeah. Me too. I don't even live where there's a toll. Right. And I started to think, did someone drive my car through? Was it a license play? But if you receive a pay now for a missed toll, that's the number one scam people are getting hit by. Avoid it.

Don't click it. Don't click the link. That's number one. Number two, IRS scams. The IRS calls you threatening legal action in jail if you don't pay delinquent taxes. Everyone listening, I would like to tell you, and I've needed to be told this too. The IRS will never cold call you. Never. Never will you answer your phone and it be, hey, it's the IRS here. Hang up. That's it. Next up. This one, this is a good one. Package delivery texts. We get so many packages coming to our house. And then like a UPS, they do have our cell phone numbers.

And so I get a text, hey, click here for your package or it didn't come through. Oh, yeah. Click here. Because I actually order things. And then I want to track. So what you need to do is if you get one of these texts, because sometimes they're even real. That's what's tough is you do get a text from UPS. Go to the tracking website.

Don't click the link. Just generally speaking. bank account alerts. If you get a suspicious activity alert through phone or email, even if it's your bank, do not click the link. Call. Call the bank. Get on your banks, log into your bank and see what's up.

But call because you will not get that through a text. Fake job offers. Romance scams. All of you guys have been married to somebody online, right? Yeah. Well, she tried to hit on me. Her name was Jane or something. Judy.

Judy. Judy, yeah. She said, hey, steak and wine, and I was like, I love steak and wine. Who doesn't? Right. How about fake tech support? You ever get those? Yeah, I mean, I've gotten stuff from the geek squad.

The real one? No, a scamming geek squad. A DM or email shows up alerting you to a problem with your account, and you got to log in to fix it. And they steal your credentials. Whatever else you give them whenever you log in, they got it. It's how Lunchbox was robbed of his Robin Hood account. Yeah. They texted him and said, oh yeah, here you go.

Give us your username and password. We'll fix it. Okay. He lost all his money. Social media account resets. If you get one of those, you need to reset your account, don't. Fake charities and crypto investment scams. Basically, I'm going to put a bow on this.

If you get a text to your phone, do not click the link. That's it. Now, the one time I would say click the link, we do the St. Jude Radio's on. And whenever you text in, it sends it back to you. Like, that's a link you can text. That's a good link. But the toll booth text, never. The IRS scams, never.

The package delivery ones, never. Those are the ones that always are like in my box. Sometimes too, they'll go like, hey, somebody's gotten your Netflix account and, you know, this price you need to figure. And I'm like, oh, I am on Netflix. So it's probably. Yeah. Oh, I saw someone post the other day, like beware of, you know how those I am not a robot things you click? So they're getting really good and it looks just like it

Because that has a very specific look And it's got like a wheel with the arrow They all look the same I'm not a robot, you click it Well so scammers have made it look like that To where you click it But then they're like oh we enter in these letters you see And the letters that are up there that you type in

Whatever those letters are on your computer Gives them access to your computer And then all this malware ends up on there So like don't ever click I'm not a robot and follow any more instructions. Like, you're not a robot, and that's the only question. Huh. But it's, if you click it and it starts having you...

I don't fully understand that, but... Well, I'm saying if you click, I'm not a robot, and then it asks you more questions to type... Type A, S, 7, 6, 4, colon, like, to prove... No, I want to prove I'm not a robot. No, no, no. No, no. I'm not.

If I need to go three layers deep, to prove to them... That's the, that is the red flag to let you know. You just clicked a fake. I am not a robot. And now it's getting you to type in a special code that then gives them access to your computer. I saw this online, so it must be real. The other thing that I would be super weary of, when you get an email and it says anything about what you owe, anything about you need to reset, one, it's probably not true.

Occasionally it is, which is what's weird. But what you need to do is go to the sender email address. And click that opening so you can see what it is. And it'll always be something like L.M.O.P. Jack, jack, jack, jack, blah, blah, blah, at hotmail. Yes. Unless it's real. Like, look at that first and foremost.

Anything you guys have almost been gotten by? I got one recently that, uh, it said I had a speeding ticket. And if I don't pay it by Friday, a warrant from my arrest is going to be out. And you need to take care of this quick. But I did what you did. Check the sender. Muhammad Abdulah from gmail.com. Same guy comes to me all time.

He's like, you owe me for a toll. Same guy, man. Morgan, anything? Oh, yeah. I have a game on my phone that I like to play. and I fell for getting some more game credits to keep playing, and I clicked the link. And that next day is when I was fighting with the hackers in my Vimmo account

where they were trying to get it. You clicked the link. You love that game. I really love the game. All right. So, everybody, take from this. If you get an email, click into that sender and see who is sending it because it's going to be something all jacked up.

That's number one. Number two, if you get a text on your phone, don't click a link. Just don't click a link. Unless it's from us at St. Jude at the end of the year. than that, you're good. The morning corny. Why did the jaguar eat the tight rope walker? Why did the jaguar eat the tight rope walker?

He was craving a well-balanced meal. There you go. Okay. That was the morning corny. All right, voicemail time. Let's go. I hope your wife knows how special she is. And she did create that beautiful baby.

Don't let any negativity affect you. You guys are wonderful parents. If you missed the show last week, I was talking about how my wife, who was rarely on social media, posted an Instagram story, and it was our baby's hand. And she was like, it's so cool, I created this. And it was like just a loving picture. And the listener was like, you didn't create that God did.

You need to stop taking credit. My wife's like, is this how bizarre social media is? I can't even say that. So I appreciate that. Thank you. that logic, I'd like to go to that logic in anything that woman has ever done in her life that she takes credit for anything at all. They're like, then you don't get credit for that.

God does. So time taking credit for it. You made an A on an exam on 11th grade? No, that's not you? It's weird. So God created you and then gave you the ability to make decisions and do and achieve and create. People on social media are weird. Some of you are awful.

I hate some of you. Love some of you. Eight some of you. I think you should be banned from social media. All right. Next up. This week, I think it was Monday or Tuesday on the Price is Right. It was the last game of the day.

Somebody was playing the game that Lunchbox played. And one of the prizes was a big TV. And they were showing clips from one of the previous shows. And it was Lunchbox. So I'm sure Lunchbox would like to know that he lived. on the prices right. You live on, your thoughts. Wow, that is so cool.

I had no idea they did that. I knew they gave away TVs, but I didn't realize it was clips of old shows. And they put me, that is incredible. I made the prices right twice. Graves tits. Make you feel good. It does make you feel good. I'm about to go find that episode.

I mean, it is kind of cool that they have so much footage to choose from, and they thought, ah, the guy in the tucks, let's go with Daniel. That's exactly what they said. I thought Amy was really gassing him up there. All of that wasn't set up for her to call him Daniel. No, I am. That is cool. And I was going to agree with you.

And I was going to say that's awesome. It is cool. And it's probably for two reasons. One, he was a good contestant. It's recent, like those two things. Yes. And I was like, look at Amy, really shining the light on Daniel. Yeah, I know.

Because that's what they, that's what they, I was picturing them actually in the room with all the tape. And they're like, what about The Daniel guy. Yeah. Yeah, Daniel. How do you feel about that, Daniel? You guys are rude.

No. We burst in his bubble. I really, I was like, Amy's laying it on. This is very nice to her. It is cool. It is cool, Daniel. You did a good job. If you guys want to leave us a voicemail,

you can leave it about me, Amy, Eddie, Daniel. Anyone you want. 87777 Bobby. That's our number. 777 B-O-B-W-B-Y. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day.

This story comes us from Kansas City, Missouri. A man went through a Wendy's drive-thru to get some food for his family, got it, and he's driving off, and he spills his drink. So he goes back through the drive-toe, hey, can I get another drink? It's spilled, you know, and they see it spilled, and he's like, I'm not giving you another drink. So they're getting an argument, the customer drives off. and as he's pulling out of the parking lot,

manager comes out, boom! The manager shoots? Shutes him. What? The manager... By the way, nobody should be shooting, but I thought maybe the person who spilled the Coke, you deserve another drink.

They're free anyway, and you spilled, you get one. If you do four in a drive-thru, I get it. I thought maybe he would shoot because he's crazy. I didn't expect the manager to come out and shoot. No, the manager was mad that the guy was disrespectful. Well... I don't know. I just feel like if you've been promoted to many,

in a jury-old type position, you don't behave that way. There had to be some good decisions made to get that way. I guess not. Interesting. And when police arrived, they found the gun hidden in the walk-in freezer. Wow, he dumped it in the freezer. He's like, what do I do with this? You got to do a better job of getting rid of that gun.

Well, they know he had it, though. But you got to throw it in the dumpster. Yeah, but if you can't find it. I think dumpster's the first one they look at. You know, they look in the freezer in the building? I don't know. Or you put it in a happy mill and put it in a car. There we go.

There we go. There we go. Yeah. Oh, yeah, oh, yeah. Okay. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, quick. The story is Eddie wanted to buy a cow. And he was like, hey, everybody, let's get in and buy a quarter of a cow.

$900 for the quarter. You get all this meat, but the meat doesn't come till next year. I passed. Amy was like, I might be in. And then Eddie left her in the dust and didn't even go back to her. Yeah, she snoozed too long. One day, one day. One day. You didn't even go back to her.

No, you just. It's bull crap. The third called you and you were like, okay. You could have said, oh, I actually mentioned this to Amy, so let me check with her. And you didn't. I did not check with Amy. So then Eddie's like, what off a deep freezer? And Amy being the kind person she is, goes, I can help you with a deep freezer, even though you left her out.

But she's like really good on Facebook Marketplace. So she's good at that stuff. So she has found possible you a deep freezer. Oh, okay. I have found a gently used deep freezer, Arctic King, five cubic feet or whatever. that means. Yeah, what does that mean? It's like this big.

Oh, it's 303. That ain't going to hold that much meat? It's a cube. No, no, no. It will. Okay. That's what I need. I need to know.

Eddie got a fourth of a cow. Right. So I need to know how much space does that take up. And then I can help. Because the capacity of this is 142 liters. Yeah, you're using numbers. I don't even know. I need American numbers.

It's got an adjustable dial for easy temperature control. What do you want to spend on one of these? I mean, I feel like something used like that would be good for. for 200 bucks? Sure, no problem. I'll sell it to Eddie for $200. There you go. You got to make a little yourself, right?

Yeah, let's go. What are they selling it for? Hey, don't you worry, I got you. There's always room for negotiation. I'll get you a deal. You pay me $200. I'll figure it out. Because I left her out now she's going to like overcharge me.

You can also get on Facebook marketplace and find one yourself. I know, but I've never done it. She sells it. She's never done it either until she did it. What? Oh, no, she sells and buys all the time. No, until she did it the first time? Oh, yeah.

But I mean, I have it down. Yeah. What's price for that? $75. $75. That's pretty good. He was about to pay $200. Amy, I'm in.

But I do need to know more about the dimensions. I'm not sure what cubic feet are and all that. A quarter of a cow typically requires three and a half to five cubic feet to a dedicated freezer space. Perfect. This is five cubic feet. This amount of meat, roughly 80 to 115 pounds, will fit comfortably into a five cubic foot chest freezer or fill about half of a standard seven to ten cubic foot freezer. But didn't you say you wanted stuff, I don't know, for popsicle? Correct. That's what I was thinking like ice cream.

Okay, then I can find you a larger one. I was just trying to find it for his meat. He's also not getting the quarter of the cow. That's true. Two other people. He got plenty of room. Oh, I thought he's splitting the cow. No, no, no.

That would be way too expensive. I can't handle that. Hey, speaking of, do you want to see the cow? I got a picture of it last night. No. That's real cow. That's like when I would, Why do you do that? Back in the day, I'd see those Sally Struthers commercials and it's like,

adopt a kid from Africa. And turns out the kid, I got seven other people, got the same kid. And they were just sending a kid. This is my friend though Some of the organizations It's legit kids Okay but this one I got the same kid As everybody else's

They were just sending that off the picture Because I wasn't gonna fly over and meet the kid How was I to know? I know this guy He wouldn't do that to me Send me a picture of the cow last night Do you want to see it? Well the thing is you're gonna kill the cow

It's often the ones we least suspect You're gonna have to kill the cow You're having a relationship with Yeah Eddie's like do you want to go visit it And I'm like no It's kind of cool that we own a cow I think that's awesome You own a quarter of the cow.

Right. I guarantee you. Let me see it. You want to see the picture? I don't have a relationship with it. If I got to know that cow. I don't even watch cow documentaries because I don't want to. Aw.

I'm freeing that cow. I'm going to be like those protesters. They go and let the animals out. No, I'll go with you. I'll go with you. It's pretty cool. Hey, he has more cows too. So we want to buy more.

We can buy more guys. I would only buy cows if I could buy a cow and invest in a cow to sell later. I'm not trying to buy for meat. I did ask him that. I said, hey, do you need investors? because we could, Bobby and I can do that too. What do you mean? You got a mouse your pocket? Yeah, man, we're going business together.

Bobby, get the cow. Put it on your land. It'll be a tax break. On my land? Yeah. That's what I hear. Stanley would hate that. You have all that land in the back. That's woods.

I don't think you're H-O-A. Do you have an H-O-A? No, he doesn't have an H-O-A. However, I do, I don't know. I am the H-O-A where I love. I don't know if where you are, there could be a no-hoves law. But I don't think so because I see cows and horses near. you? Hey, you want a cow? No. I can get you one. What's your deal? Buy this. Just buy this freezer and get it over with. Okay, I'll do that. But I mean,

the meat's not coming until April. Just have her send you the link and then you go do it. What's the distance? Because you have to, I saw that you can like look at how far is this from your house? Yeah. Let me look. I mean, yeah, Eddie's, I'm not going to go pick it up. That's what he's going to want you. Hey, you're good at this. Why don't you pick it up? I'll pay you $100. You would? It's not far. I'll pick it up for $100. No, $100 total. It's $75. It's not far. It's in print. Oh, no, I'm out then. No, I'm out then. It's in Franklin. Yeah, you got it.

All right, go get it. So, Eddie bought a cow and a bunch of meat. Yes. And he had a picture of the cow. Yep. This is one of the coolest things I've ever done. We're done, everybody.

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