The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1: Lunchbox GOT US Again?! + Bobby Won A Medal! + Morgan's Bittersweet News + Update On Eddie Going On TV!

Episode Date: May 19, 2025

Two years ago, we all put in $87.50 to buy a Mystery Amazon Pallet. Lunchbox had all that time to sell the items and he was supposed to finally bring our money in today. Does he follow through or is there more drama? We talked to our friend Brent Michael who is the person that recommended Eddie to be a contestant on Wheel of Fortune. He tells us why he chose Eddie and an update on what to expect next for Eddie to get on TV. We all shared life updates that include Bobby winning big over the weekend, Morgan has some bittersweet news, and Eddie finally got something very important he'd been waiting to receive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever. you get your podcast. Come on, Bobby. Transmitting.

I hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday show. Morning. Morning. If they told you your body's going to give out on this date, at this age, would you want to know? I'm tempted to know.

You can't change it, though. You can't make different decisions. I understand. Yeah. You can't wish for another wish with a genie. Yeah. I don't want to know. I think most people would feel that way.

And I think it's different than asking a psychic, when am I going to die? And they go, 11 days because something bad is going to. This is like, I'll read you the story here from prevention. Scientists have just unveiled a cutting edge tool that figures out your biological age with up to 90% accuracy using your medical history lab work, even looking at factors on how fast you walk, how you walk. Oh, no. Unlike other tests, the health octo tool also looks at and evaluates multiple organ systems and how they're aging and how they're aging together. It is a full body report card.

The data uses thousands and thousands of pieces of basically what's happening on the inside of your body and the outside of your body and how your body's moving to a 90% accuracy to say when your body's going to give out. So the question is, would you want this test? I guess it's not, yeah, it's not 100%. 90%. Okay, watch this. But also, it's a high number. Pick a number one through 10. Five?

Four, you're dead. So you only had a 10% chance to get it right. I almost picked four. I know. She always took four. But then I was like, he's not going to pick four because he doesn't pick four. Yeah, just died right there. Okay.

Well, yeah, I just think I want that information because I would like to know where my organs are, what's going on with my body. So that would be good. And then if I get when I'm going to die, I just can't focus on that. Because I'm like, this is not. If you tell me that. It's not accurate. But also, you're saying you can't change it because I think you can.

But again, if it's like your organ systems, you can change. But think of change as one and a half percent. If they say you're dying in 2036, you ain't making it to 2052. Right. Like the small changes that you're going to make is genetic disposition is such a massive part of how long we live. What shape we are. the abilities we have physically. So you can make small modifications that do modify.

But you ain't going to change it by five, seven, ten years. I mean, an airplane goes two degrees off course. It's going to end up in a very different location. You know what I'm saying? And you ain't traveling that many miles. I'm just saying a little two degree shift in my... And you'll live two degrees longer. Okay.

I guess now I want to know. I want to know what's going on with me. But I just don't want to know. She wants to know, do you? Not a chance in this world. I already am freaked out about dying as it is. And I don't want to have any clue. Eddie.

Because, uh-uh. Tell me. Tell me so I can know. Oh, we already know yours. You did a death clock. 72. I'm going to die at 72 years old. Wait, go skydiving now then.

I want to ride a bull named Foo Man 2? No, no. Go skydiving now then, if that's what you want. I already did it. I already got to skydiving. Okay, there you go. But you're saying things because Eddie's life clock, he dies March 19th, 2015 1.

He dies. thousand four hundred thirty nine days left. You have it to the day, March 19. That's so crazy. But dude, honestly, I want to retire so bad. And if you tell me, like, dude, you're only going to live to be 60. Like, oh, well, then I need to retire now. Okay.

Then I need to figure things out now. But if you tell me I'm going to die when I'm 100, I can chill over it. You could also die by something else other than natural causes, which is basically what this is when your heart would, I don't want to know. You don't? Not if they're going to go. We're going to give you a 30-day window. We think everything can.

Can you just get all that. that information about your body and then have them black out the part of when you die. Now, it's a great question. And probably, but you know you don't take a peek. What about how you die? They hand you, well, no, that's psychic stuff now. That's not this. Well, I guess if you have like organ failure, it's going to tell you.

Yeah, how you would die according to this would be your body giving out. Yeah, it'd be like your liver's not looking great. Armed robbery that goes wrong, that's not going to be on the page. That's what I want. But then you could know. Like, could you know that you need, you're a candidate for a liver? transplant? Then you start working on it now. Yeah. You know,

hold a sign everywhere you go. You take them your report. It's healthy now. Can I get one? Can I jump the line? According to this, I'm going to need one eventually. So. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So you would want to know. 30-day window your body gives out. A no. No. I'm a no. Eddie. Let me know. That's so weird. Eddie and I are about the, and we're like, probably because we're type B. We're just like, okay. I wonder if I could send one of you guys to do this since you're so

sure of yourself? Yeah. Yeah. Let's do it. I think you guys would come back like, I don't want to know of that. Yeah, you'd be so terrified. You'd be so terrified. You'd stay in your house and never leave. That's a true. No. But you still die at the same point. That's a good point. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's the anonymous in by in bar. Hello, Bobby Bones. Getting married in a few months. I'm excited, but there's some drama brewing with my dad. A parent's divorced when I was young. My dad was never really around wasn't abusive just absent pop in randomly forget birthdays cancel plans my mom raised me

and was honestly my rock now the wedding's coming up he's suddenly super involved offering to help pay which he hasn't yet trying to plan things and most recently asking about the father-daughter dance the thing is i don't want to do one i don't feel that kind of connection with him and the idea of standing there pretending makes me uncomfortable my fiance says it's my day and my choice but some family members mainly on my dad's side, are saying I'm being cold and making him feel excluded. I get the people change and maybe he's trying now, but is it really wrong for me to not want to pretend

we've had this beautiful father-daughter relationship when we haven't. Signed, stopping the tradition. A couple things are to play here. One, I don't think anyone looks at a father-daughter dance and goes, well, they must have had a wonderful life where everything just worked out. It's a nice moment, but you don't really go.

I base all of my thought on their relationship on that dance. It's just a moment. But it's also your day. And I don't think there should be anything stressful to you that you can control that you should have to do that you don't have to do. And if this is going to stress you out leading up to it, meaning I don't really want to do it. I'm dreading that moment. Don't do it. There should be no dread involved in a day that you get to plan out and you get to plan away all the dread.

There may be some things that are uncomfortable that pop up that you don't really know about or some situations financially. Who knows? But there should be no dread planned when you can easily not plan the dread on what's supposed to be a dread free day. So I'm on the team of if you don't want to do it, don't do it. Now, if he does pay. Do it. You know, I think there are other factors of play here because, you know, you could dread,

if you guys are having to pay for the wedding, having to pay the bills for the wedding. Okay, which dread's worse? Now you're weighing dread. having to pay some bills for the wedding, or having to take two and a half minutes and dance with your dad. When people aren't putting all that you're putting into it, into it, again, I don't see a father-daughter dance and go, man, their whole life must have been great.

He must have been there for her every day. And man, what a relationship. I'm so envious. I think that's a nice little moment for them right now. That's super cool. Do you wait to see if he pays or not, or do you tell him like, you pay, we'll dance. I wouldn't dance unless you pay it.

Unless you're paying up front, I wouldn't dance. But I wouldn't put that as the thing. And I'm not even saying you have to do one for the other, but I'm saying there's going to be some dread. If there's going to be dread, which dread is less dreadful. So if he's paying for it and you're not, maybe you throw him that bone. But I would say all things considered don't do the dance if you don't want to do the dance. There's no reason for you to scheduling something you're not looking forward to into a day that you're really looking forward to when you definitely don't have. to. Sometimes people do those like, you know, half songs. They'll do the mother, daughter

dances and stuff like that, but they're not doing an entire song. Oh, that's what I was saying about two and a half minutes. Oh, yeah. I wouldn't dance the whole song. But they'll do, or I do like basketball, you know. The chorus. Was it out of my head? Was it out of my mind? That song's over in like a minute and a half. Do Old Town Road by Lil Nas X. Yeah, real quick. Minute 45, you're out of there. Don't do the dance. If all things are considered, don't do the dance. You don't want to do it. Don't do it. No, you don't want to do it, don't do it. I know.

If you don't want to do it, don't do it. But you don't want to look back and maybe he has changed and your relationship grows. And you're like, oh, man, we should have done it. And then he grew from that point. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I'm with you. Don't do it.

Unless he's going to pay. All right, close it. Think about this and think about what you would do if it happened to you because I think it's easy to say what you'd do. But really, put yourself in the situation. Because from the New York Post, they ordered some food, fast food. And there was a note with fast food. and on the note, on the receipt with the fast food, it just said help.

Whoa. I know. Oh, man. I know, I know. And so I went, that's freaky, man. So if somebody, I'll read you the story, then we'll speculate. Customers fast food dinner came with a terrifying one-word note, leaving them unsure how to handle the situation.

So Lake Wells, Florida. Quote, and this is what the person wrote. Should I call a cop? My boyfriend thinks they were just trying to be funny, but I truly don't know. The user posted a photo of their burger in its takeout box with the word help written in black marker. This has got to be a prank. But if it's not, that's the risk. Yeah.

With the receipt, it says help on it. The customer was clearly confused whether it was a prank or whether something serious was going on. So I have the update. But what would you do before I give you the update? You order the food. It comes to you. It says help. What do you do?

contact support customer support I wouldn't do that so a little more details a little more details it's from Freddy's okay and on the

burger cardboard box everybody with me on the front of it they wrote help in black marker and on the receipt it says help written in like lowercase

so you got it twice okay Amy, you're calling customer service and staying on hold. Okay, well, I guess I was thinking if I like door dashed it, I would call like, there's a number you can call customer support. You would call door dash support? Have you ever called somebody?

They're very helpful. Oh my goodness. Wouldn't you like call the cops though if you were going to call somebody? Yeah, but I guess I would just ask him like, is this a thing? I would bet the answer is no. Okay, so fine. Am I calling 911? I'm asking you what you're doing if you see this.

Well, I guess first, if I'm alone, I'm calling a friend. I'm going to be like, what? Do I help them? Yes, I help them. You're wasting time. You had to make a decision. Somebody's dying. Either as a joke or somebody's getting their head chopped off.

I'm fine. I'm calling. I don't want to pressure you into it. I'm wondering what you were doing. I guess I'm going to help. No, you already said what you did. Your answer is customer service. Yes, you're calling customer service.

Yes. That's your real answer. And you know what we accept that. Well, I figured they would know exactly what to do. Like they've been trained. They'd be like, call the cops. Why are you calling us? I know, I'm an idiot.

Let me check my manual for that, ma'am. I think, and look, I would think that it was a joke. I would think it was a joke. But if it's a 99% chance it's a joke, I'm calling the cops. Because that 1% chance, and I don't think it'd be real, but I would still call the cops just in case that I was really wrong. So let me ask you. I'd call cops. What's the scenario?

Is it that the kidnapper, say there's, A kidnapper. I don't know what scenario. I just see help Amy. And so I'm going to call and say, I just got help. Somebody needs help. How they wrote help? You know, like, why?

So, like, is a kidnapper driving and they have their abductee? I was called. Sure. Like, and they're like, go drop that off at the porch, but come back or things are not to be good for you. And somehow on their way to the porch, they were driving through the restaurant. Oh, my gosh. Sorry. So you go customer service.

I'm calling the cops, but I do think it's a prank, but I'm calling the cops because I hope I'm not wrong but if I am I'm still covered calling the cops lunchbox oh man this is 9-1-1 written all over this is a moment you've been waiting for it falls into your lap before you even get out of the parking lot

you're on the phone with 911 and you're reporting what you see I can't really tell if there's anything going on in there but I just got a note that says help I'm looking through the windows and from my car I don't see anybody looking panicked but I'd get authorities here real quick Eddie definitely wouldn't call

customer service, I would call 911. So we're not just taking it as a joke and laughing it off. You can't risk that. I know, that's what I think. Because it's probably a joke though, right? Do we all think that would probably be a joke? Yes. Yes. Do you have the answer? I do. A cruel joke. Come on.

I called the police, they said. They said they're sending someone there. I was hesitant because my boyfriend was so persistent that it was just a joke because there were guys in the drive-through. But I never saw a woman once in a woman.

man's name was on the receipt. I didn't see that part about the receipt. I just wanted to call them to be safe. So, and this whole story happened, and there's no story of, it was an employee prank. The goddess. It's not funny. I mean, it's not funny. It's not funny, but don't do it.

You don't think that's funny. If you're a 16-year-old working at a fast food place and your buddies like to see if they call the cops. It's not funny. I don't like it. As a teenage kid, that's probably a pretty. All you do is write help and see what happens. I mean, we'd probably do it. But help can mean anything.

Like, help, I can get off the toilet. I can't find the tomatoes. Help, I can't find my keys. Yeah, yeah, don't do that, though. It's not funny as an adult. I would never do that as an adult. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Tell me something good. Ethan Todd of Pennsylvania is with his girlfriend, Lauren, when there's some flooding going on. And they come across a car. Halfway submerged in the raging flood waters. You can't even see the. tires or the SUV anymore. He's like, I got to do something. So he's like, I got to go get the women out of the car. And he starts

going through the water. Boom, boom, boom. Puts one woman on his back, brings her back to the land. Says, I got to get the other lady. Goes, boom, boom, puts her on her back, brings her back to dry land. And then Ethan does something absolutely stupid. He's like, oh, your purseers are in the car? Let me

go back and get those. Oh, Ethan. I'm watching, Ethan. I mean, the car is submerged, like he said, the top of the low base. And that's raging water. It's a river? Yeah, it's mildly angry, but it's tall. It's not raging, but it is tall and tall water is dangerous. And my whole thing is, once you got the women, who cares about the purse? Right. Like, what are you doing? Luckily, he was okay and he made it. But, dude, leave the purses. If they didn't want to bring him with you when they were on your back, you don't

need to go back and get them. I will say again, I'm watching him and he's waiting back through the water. It's right below his waist. It's mildly angry. It's not raging, so I can totally understand him going back to the car. Yeah, but water will surprise you. And you slip on a rock, your foot gets stuck. It's over, man. All for a purse? They do say turn around.

Because you can't convince him not to do it. He's already done it. I know you guys are telling him right now like he's listening. Don't do it. He did it. I know, but other people might think, oh, I saw that one guy do it so I can do it. This is telling me something good. Yeah, like, hey, man.

I'm glad he went back because they probably have the real ID. Oh, yes. They waited forever to get the real ID. Exactly. Like that I totally get. But just think how hot he looks to his girlfriend right now. Like his girlfriend's probably like, oh, man. You think he looks hot?

No, I said. Lunch on that's what I heard. I heard. I said, how hot he looked. I said, he probably did this to make. No, no, I did not say it was hot. All right. Hey, that's what it's all about.

No, I do I say that. That was tell me something good. Okay, so on with us right now. We have Brent Michaels, who runs our station in Bakersfield, California, who has been on a bunch of game shows. Hey, Brent, good morning. Can you list off the game shows that you've been on? So, I was on Wheel of Fortune earlier than. season, and then 25 words or less, and people puzzle are those two on the game show network.

Three game shows. They call them all the time now to be on shows or to recommend people to be on shows. Now, on the show last week, I had mentioned they reached out to Brent to say, do you know anybody who'd be good on Will of Fortune? And he submitted the names, well, one show member, one show member. And that show member was Eddie. Wow, this is amazing. It makes no sense. Yes, it does. And so Lunchbox got mad. Eddie got happy. Amy then kind of got a little salty too, because she was like, why didn't I get picked? But then you guys yelled so much. She gave up on being angry. Yeah, no, I don't know

that I was that salty. I mean, it'd be fun. You were salt. It's just a little mild salt. Yeah, mild salt. So, I wanted to bring Brent on to explain himself. Not that he needs to, because he did this out of the goodness of his heart. But so, first of all, Brent, Eddie and Lunchbox are now in it.

By the way, they're not on the show. There's no guaranteed place on the show, right, Brent? Correct. They reached out just saying, hey, you've been on it. Do you know anybody who would be a great contestant? And so, yeah, at this point, like, it's just starting the casting process. So I threw out Eddie's name. Here's what I was thinking.

You know, Eddie's got a great story. He's a dad. He's an adoptive dad. And they really are looking for great stories. I mean, the lady I played with is an amputee who helps other people who can't afford it get prosthetic. I mean, I'm just a regular radio person. Yeah, so they don't need a great story because you're just a regular person. Let him talk.

Well, I just one thing, adoptive mom. Oh, okay, salt. You need to relax. My goodness. I also did not take into account Amy's late grandmother. So my apologies on that. Okay. Yeah, you have to people die.

Yes, like, she loved the dead bird. The bird she killed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She really did. Yeah. Anyway, you had no way to know. Amy's not in this. We're not going to bring Amy into this.

I mean, can he's adopted dad. Yes, he can. Yes, he can. Of those two, if he's like, they're the best, he can. Yeah. That's part of his story. Oh, so he's looking for a male. Okay. Oh, my. See, again, Amy, she's like, I wasn't salty. I'm not salty. But if he's picking a big personality of the three, and he's like, I know it's not

Amy, and there's these two, and he's like, well, let me pick who has the better story. That's why he picked Eddie. I love it. Okay, so. I was a foster parent, too. I mean, this is not just a one-dimension story. So, story aside, Brent, back to you. Sorry, Amy sidetracked us. Go ahead. No, I just thought Eddie would be a lot of fun. I thought he'd be great at it. And, and I mean, like, okay, to be fair, I did not know this at the time.

But Lunchbox did say he thought he would be a one out of ten. No, no, no. You didn't know that. See, that's what I'm saying? Better personality? You have got to be kidding me if you think Eddie has a better personality than me. Like, what are you listening to? But what he's saying is he then heard.

No, but then. No, no, but then prove, no, don't amy. And then proved that he was right, based on his first pick was that Lunchbox said he was one out of ten at being good at Willa Fortune. Oh, so he has like a good instinct about this. He didn't say anything about who would be good at the game.

He said better personality. That was all he was going on. He didn't say, oh, I was looking at, let me think who would be better at the game. He said, I thought Eddie had a better personality. Did you hear what he just said? Then he said he was proven right afterward to go because Lunchbox had a one out of ten

when he said how good he would be. So anyway, Brent back to you, buddy, I'm sorry. Well, and if Eddie does proceed through the casting process, there is a part where you do have to play the game and show that you can do it. Wow. I mean, that's perfect. And you thought you'd be about a seven? Yeah. Yeah.

And how does the casting process? Eddie's good at games. Yeah, how does, Eddie is the best at games. All I do is win. That's true. He is the best of games on the show because we have a stat keeper that calls every year and gives us full stats. Yeah, he's good because we play a lot of music games. Eddie's not.

No, it's not. We play all kinds of games. Easy trivia. Eddie's good at games. And I'm offended. He doesn't think I have a good personality. So I'm not grumpy and loud. He thinks volume equals personality.

So Brent, so what would happen next if they do like what they see with Eddie? Yeah, so I think they probably would reach out to Eddie, invite him on to a Zoom, either by email or phone. You know, and he'll get a chance to talk to somebody and tell him why he thinks he'd be great on the game. And from there, you know, if they really like what they see in those couple minutes, then, you know, they'll get you on another Zoom with kind of a lot. higher up producer, and then eventually get you on a Zoom where you maybe like play with a few other people like all together at once. Oh, that's fine. And then, yeah, if you eventually make it on the show, then yeah, you get yourself to L.A.

to film with Ryan and Vana. Man, that would be awesome. And I can win, like, the cash. You would win the cash. I could win money. Hey, Brent, does it help that Eddie's Mexican? For sure. I mean, it doesn't hurt.

Yeah, yeah. Right. I mean, they want to have a certain amount of men, women. Diversity, sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I got another one. I got another trick up my sleeve. They're going to be like, what else do you have?

Like, I'm dyslexic, guys. I've been living with dyslexia and I overcame this terrible disease. It's a disorder. Disorder. Yeah, yeah. This is a Disney movie waiting to happen. So you all didn't think about that. A guy with dyslexia winning Will of Fortune?

Come on. I would for sure watch that. Wow. Huge, yeah. Okay. So that's why Brent picked Eddie. I love it. Amy resalted.

Well, yeah, because I was. I also have dyslexia, so it would be a beautiful story. I'm an adopted mom with dyslexia. I feel like the only difference is, well... You're not Hispanic. That's true. Got her. Got her.

Only Eddie and I are. Bobby, you're not. Why not? We can claim. Ola. Yeah, thank you. Me too. So, okay, but we know nothing.

Hey, Brent, because they asked you and you recommended, do you think Eddie will at least get a single? follow up from them to meet with them or do something? Yeah, I would hope so. You know, because they're always looking for people to be on the show. And like, even without a recommendation, you can go on right now and submit an audition video and try to get on. I mean, that's, like, people do that all the time.

That's probably how a lot do it. Lunchbox, get on it. But if there's anything that he has to do on his own, he doesn't get done. Oh, here we go. Hey, what have you get picked over me, dude? But you do it the old school way. Yeah, I'd say, I'm lunchbox. I'm Hispanic.

I have dyslexia. And I am an adoptive parent. I'm an adoptive parent. You still Eddie's entire story? Okay, hey, Brent, so we'll keep you updated on if Eddie gets a call back. Amy, then you want to say to Brent? Maybe consider me for another game that comes up. Okay, I'm sorry, Amy.

No, no, you don't know to apologize. Yeah, we just, I mean, I get, you have a, you have a, we're, there's a lot of us to choose from. There's a lot of talent in this room. He didn't suggest me? Why am I not upset? Because you don't need him to suggest you. You're not upset because you feel like you'd be embarrassed by Will Fortune, maybe. But what if there was another game you really wanted to play?

Let's think about this. Then I would go for it myself and I'd have to worry about somebody recommended me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, never mind. I don't know. Lunchbox, I suck at Will & Fortunes.

Yeah. So that's why you don't care. I'd be terrible. Lunchbox, anything you want to say to Brent, you have 10 seconds. Be nice. He's an idiot and I don't even know who he is. Hey, he gets reached out too about other games. Games. He's dead.

Wow. Is that a threat? Wash your back. Wash your back. Eddie, anything you want to say, Brad? Yeah, Brett, just a few questions. When should I expect a call, do you think, roughly? He's not the dude. He doesn't know. Yeah, yeah. And is the area code like Hollywood?

What's the area code? Good question. Probably, yeah, L.A. So I would think either 818 or 310, probably something like that. All right, I'll be on a lookout. The phone lights up at the Hollywood sign from anyone your calls from me. It plays party in the USA. I thought if I give you 10 seconds, you would just use it to thank him and say, I appreciate that, not ask for that information.

I don't know, no, no, no, you're 10 seconds up. But you said you wanted to kill him. No, I said he's dead to me. No, he said dead. Just dead. Yeah, not to him, just dead. Brent, thank you. Thank you, Brent.

You are always looking out. You got our back. We appreciate it. And we will let you know if Eddie gets a call, okay? All right, I'll see you guys soon. All right, there are you. All right. All right.

Brent Michaels. He's awesome. From Bakersfield, from the Bull. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your fans. favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clivert Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream,

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The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear

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

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm AGOWODAM. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really

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

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It's Lainey Wilson's birthday today. Happy birthday, Lainey Wilson. Five things you may not know about her. This is all from our show. She grew up in a town of 300 people. She described it to me as how it has the best. gas station food that she still loves. All small towns are pretty similar, but mine, we have a caution light and a bunch of cornfields. Pretty much everybody knows everybody.

Half of them are my family. Yeah, we have a convenience store called Cupid's Corner. Well, it's like, you know, that nasty good gas station food, you know, like those deep fried hot pockets, corn dogs, stuff like that, Caspitos, man, the good stuff. It doesn't make sense, but nasty good gas station food makes all sense. It does. If you grow up near a small town or in a small town, nasty good gas. station food is about the best compliment you can give a little gas station.

Number four on this list from her, her hometown is basking, Louisiana. It was so small. They did not have a high school. She talks about having to go to a high school in a different town. So I actually had to go over to the town next to me to go to school. Because, I mean, there's not a high school in our town. Even though I had to go next door to a town called Winsborough, I only graduated with 24 kids. Wow.

I graduated with around 50 And that was our biggest class in a long time And most people will go I cannot believe you went to a school that small Hers half that size, that's crazy You give you any college you want Like a school that small? Like because you're like 24th in your class

It's the opposite. Oh really? Yeah, no In Arkansas it wasn't like Texas Where like top 10% could automatically get into places And Arkansas was not that at all It was mostly like What's your SAT and ACT score?

That's pretty much it. And then you always need an explanation of how many people, because my dad used to always tell me, hey, I was number two in my class. You can do it. I was number two. And there was like 15 people in his class. Yeah, he should use number two instead of percentage because number two and 15, that percentage wouldn't have been as high as it wouldn't. So yeah, yeah, smart by him. We didn't have a baseball field.

So we had to play at another school's baseball field growing up, which sucked. And they made fun of us all the time because we had to use their field as the home field. So when we played them and it was a home game, but we were playing on their field. Oh, dang. Oh, they made fun of us the whole game. Lala Tup, too poor. You have to use our, like our team was getting, oh, yeah, it was brutal.

We had to have like 25 minutes to have a home baseball field. We did have a home football field, but we also had a track team, and I didn't run track except for coach made us do, like, district. We had to do track during district. All the football team did. And we didn't have a track, so we had to use other people's track. We just had a mud dug out around the football field, so we trained in the mud and the dirt, and then had...

But when we got there, it felt like it felt like we were so fast. It's like training and altitude than being down. Lany said she lived in a camper for three years when she moved to Nashville when she was just trying to make it as an artist. Yeah, I moved up here in a camper,

hooked it up to the truck, brought it up here. I bombed water, Wi-Fi, electricity. I was going to college online. So the Wi-Fi would pick up. How long did you live in that place for free? Three years. It was kind of one of those. I was just paying my, you know, my note on my trailer and gas.

So I was still traveling back to Louisiana at that time playing shows, and that's how I was making my money to eat and stay alive. As we counted down at number two, she revealed how much she got paid the first time her music got featured on Yellowstone, which ended up being something that was recurring for her. Working overtime actually got put into Yellowstone, the show Yellowstone on Paramount. Oh, cool. So, yeah, it was the second season, first episode. And so what do they pay you for that?

20,000. Oh, my God. I know. in a show? Wait, how often do they play that? You go we trying to write. We go we trying to write for the yellow stuff. Did they run at the whole every episode?

I mean, it's not literally. It was like 20,000 that's it. Period. Done. That's a lot of money to use the song. We also did this interview before she ever had a hit. Like we were doing this before she ever had a number one. So that's a lot of money to an artist who was still trying to make it.

She was out of the trailer by this point. But yeah, she did. She had a record deal, but she hadn't had a number one yet when she was talking about that. And then she used to perform as Hannah Montana. And at the time, she was making more money impersonating Hannah Montana than she was as an artist. I had the wig. I had the outfits.

A lot of the time, they didn't want Lainey Wilson there. They just wanted Hannah Montana to come to the party or whatever. So I get up there, sing a few songs, play my guitar. And you wouldn't know the songs? Oh, yeah. Did you ever do the climb? I did. Was that your best paying gig?

Absolutely. I made way more money then than I do now. I'm going to tell you right now. By the way, that was then. That's not now. Because now she's crushing it. Definitely not now. But happy birthday to Laney.

Maybe thought I went golfing with my dad or something? No, I know it wasn't your dad. I should have somebody's dad. So I posted on my Instagram at Mr. Bobby Bones the following caption. I said, everybody, this is my friend Nick. He's trying to become Instagram famous. He wears a weird A. But I told him I'd post this.

Good luck, Nick. And so the A is the Alabama A. and it's Nick Saban, who's the greatest college football coach of all time. We all knew this. Well, I was telling the story of how I... Oh, yeah. How I thought he was... He looked like just a fragile little old man.

That's so rude. It's not rude. I thought that he... He's not a fragile little old man. I know he's not. But something, maybe it's just... I guess in my mind, whenever I've seen Nick Sabin, like, coaching or doing something, I guess it's just that he's bigger.

I thought he was taller too. Okay, so I'm not wrong in my assessment. I didn't think he was fragile. Well, he is 73. Okay. He's 5.6. He says 5.6? No way.

Let me look at the picture. I'm 5.6. Because I'll fight for Nick Saban to the death of me, even though he wears the wrong A. I wear the Arkansas A, he wears the Alabama A. Even that hat is giving him height. I would say he's like 5-8. If I'm 6-1, yeah, this is sightless to 5-7, because I'm a good for 5-5-7. Because I'm a good for 5-5.

just tall at six and right i mean look at the picture anyway i posted that and we were talking about it i said yeah i was on the driving range with nick saban uh then you know we played this golf thing together and amy goes that was nick savin i thought that was like some how do you sell ban sab a n sab a n yeah emmy's insulted the greatest coach of all time no no i know he's the greatest of all time i'm not insulting him at all i just thought you were i i didn't realize you were at a celebrity thing is that neighbor gatsy behind you? Shut up

He didn't mean to photo bomb our picture. Navigati was, he didn't mean to photo Bomar picture. That's awesome. Obviously, I just was scrolling quickly because I just realized I hadn't even like liked. I mean, normally I like it.

I hadn't, so I just went to it and I was like, oh, I hadn't even like it. So I must have just been scrolling quickly. That's funny. And you just passed by grandpa and you're like, oh, I was playing with some guy. No, I was like, oh, Bobby met an older listener. But now I see that you're clearly at a celebrity event because that is Nate.

Yeah, Nate Braggazzi doesn't mean to be in the picture. He's just behind us. That's funny. Right. Yeah. But yeah, Nick Saban was, he was nice. That's cool. He wasn't fragile.

And you asked him for the picture later. How did that happen? There's a picture of, there's a picture of like me, Sabin, Kirk Herb Street, Penny Hardaway, Nate Braggsy, just standing around talking. Who has that photo? I do. Oh. And also, She is in it from Dana Shea.

Marcus Allen, Bear from Need to Breathe. Dang. Drew Brees. What was this? Cole Swindale, Ben Rothesberger. What on earth? Dale Curry. Ben Dirty Burger?

I didn't call him that. I would suggest you not. Yeah. Well, that is on alleged past behaviors. We're all there just talking. And they're like, hey, everybody turned, and we all turned around and took a picture together. And then as we were walking off, I don't think Saban's even in this picture.

Whoa. Penny Hardaway? Amy. You don't know Penny Hart, stop it. I'm just looking at your stories now. You know what Del Curry is? No. Steph's dad.

Oh, Steph Curry? Yeah, Steph Curry's dad. But Del Curry was an excellent three-point shooter back. Anyway, all of this, we were there for Chris Tomlin, who's a good friend of mine. And we were all just talking. And they were like, hey, turn around, take a picture. So we're all walking off. And I see Coach Sabin.

And I say, hey, you have the wrong A. and he said I had a big razor back on my shirt. Let's go. And he's like, I wouldn't say this is the wrong one. And then a guy with a camera goes, hey, you guys, you guys should take a picture together. And I was like, oh, thank God, because I wasn't going to ask. And then we took the picture. That's perfect.

Oh, Colt McCoy was there too. Paul McCoy was awesome. He came up to me. His wife listens to you. He's a big fan of you. Oh. Just Amy? Yes.

She turns us all down. Well, apparently. Because Colt came up to me because I never want to bother people and never assume they know who I am. And Colt is, by the way, massive. Like, in height? Yeah, I'll post a picture. See, I would have thought he was short. Yeah, Bobby, are you doing that thing where you get on your toes?

Probably, but I don't see the picture. He's, is there a picture of Colt? Yes. Oh, I posted on my story. Yes. That's right. That's where I saw you in. I'm probably not on my toes there because that was not a on purpose picture.

Let me see if I can find it. Yeah, no bear. I'm not on my tiptoes, but I am standing on the tall side of the hill, if I'm being honest. And he's still a good. two inches. Yeah, he's a big boy. Wow. Do you see it?

Yeah. Eddie, are you on it? No, I got you Penny Hardaway right now. Yep, go ahead. Go to Cole McCoy. I mean, Cole McCoy, has he even... Look how thick he is. He looks the same.

That's bare. Wow, yeah. Yeah, he is thick and taller. Yeah. So anyway, I thought he would be a shorter dude. Because against other massive guys, he doesn't look as big. But anyway, those are all my friends. We're just hanging out the house.

There's Belichick and his chick. That's not true. That's not true. made a different thing. No, we met them at a different thing. Yeah, that's not nice. Yeah, it is not nice. Well, I was going to say something because it was Chris Tomlin's golf tournament. Bring your kid to golf tournament and he brings her. Is that what you're going to say? I don't know. Okay, but that's what it was. That's awesome. And that's how I met Nick Saban, who Amy thought was my frail, grandpa, who did not seem frail at all. No, no, no, no, no. And also was just not as tall as I expected.

So Coach Sabin, in case you're listening. Yeah, I'd like to retract the word frail. I think it's just maybe his posture. Poster. Poster. Whatever. He's awesome. Thank you. Now we're good.

Now we're all said. Roll tied. I don't say that, but yeah. I do because I grew up. No. You didn't grow up in Alabama. I am the granddaughter of Alabama fans and the daughter, quite honestly.

I guess that counts. No. Yeah, my mom is from Alabama. All my family was. Yeah, but my family went to Alabama. Yes, she was. You can't claim Alabama fan. Your mom was not Alabama fan.

My mom was an Alabama fan. Guys, Have you ever heard that in the life? No. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Do you guys know what a bodega is? Yeah, it's one of the little stores.

Yeah, like New York City. Yeah, yeah. So there's a bodega in Staten Island, and the owner decided to do something so cool for students in the neighborhood. If they bring the report card and show them their grades, they get treats. They get free items from the store. So if they get A's and Bs, they can choose anything from the store. One item, it's yours. If they get C's, they get $10.

store credit. And they get perfect 100, which is like all A's, they get $100 in cash and a t-shirt. Wow. What? Any kid? Any kid. It has to be one, that school district. It can't be a house. If you have a bodega, it's not like you're making millions of dollars. Right. How's he affording that? Maybe it's a scenario where there's not a lot of hundreds. The owner says he has kids too and he struggles. He knows the struggle that parents have with grades. I think it's a great story. This is awesome. So great that I'm going, man, this guy must be forking over a bunch of money. It even says that if you have perfect attendance, you get something to.

This is amazing. I'm watching him look at one of the, because the report card is digital on the phone, and she has like a 99.8. And so she's like picking out something. It's like you won something at the carnival. I'll take that. Or at Dave and Busters, when you turn in your tickets. Yeah. 99.8, though, that's not going to get you the $100.

What's his name? The guy's name is whale. I believe that's how you pronounce it. W-A-I-L. Whale and the store is Zach's finest deli and groceries. It'd be cool if people went by and gave him a few bucks. That'd be able to keep giving a few bucks. That'd be cool.

That's a good story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Here's a voicemail from Over the Weekend. Hi, guys. I have a morning corny for you. Why do ducks have two feathers hide their butt clacks? There you have.

That's cute. Let's go over to Amy with the morning, corny. The Morning Corny. What do pickles do on a Friday night? Netflix and Dill. Hey guys. That was the Morning Corny. I wrote that one.

Oh, original. It was good. I was just doing the, you know, I see that people. Hey, Amy. Good job, Amy. You're going to get better, too. Good job, Amy. Lunchbox owes us all my.

money and a lot of money. We all put in 80 bucks and we bought this palette from this company that takes all the Amazon refunds basically. So if you buy something on Amazon, you don't want it, you send it back. You get your money back, but then they just put it somewhere. And then mysteriously, they package a bunch together and you buy them. And then I guess the plan is you take them all apart and you sell them individually and make more money. It's like buying a car and stripping it for parts. Except this is a palette of refunds. So six of us put $80 in. So you're talking about a good amount of money.

Lunchbox starts selling the stuff. Not without drama. And him cussing Abby out on the air. And it was a whole thing. So we just stopped talking about it for months. But he's been selling it. We all put in $87.50 a person, $525 total. And we told him if we don't have our money now, we won out of everything.

So that's a full reminder to everybody listening. And he's promised us that we're going to understand why he hasn't given us any money. Lunchbox, I'm going to hand the floor to you. Would you like to know your total? Would you like me to just hand you the envelopes? You want me to tell you the reason? Did you bring envelopes? Oh, yeah. For each person? Pass them out then. Yes. We won't open

them yet, but pass out the other. Okay. Okay, this is good. Yeah, this is like... Oh, the money fairy is here. Oh! Wow! Those are dirty. They're all staped. They're all... They're all like, they're not actual envelopes. They're just paperful. That's why.

It's pieces of paper stapled. Yeah. Hey, it works. Whatever the money is. This feels like a drug deal for sure, but whatever the money is in. It looks thick, though. It's okay. We're not picky.

As long as there's money in there. How long is the bench we've had this money? Two years. Two years. A couple weeks, he says. No. Two years. Yes.

Summer of 2023. Summer of 2020. He's had this for almost two years. He hasn't paid us. Where has time gone? Lunchbox, stop yelling. Okay. Just keep slapping paper.

It's heavy. It's thick. Pay day. Pay day? Did he get? $1. We got some money. One feels kind of light.

All right. All right. Give me the money. Thank you. Why did it? Scoba walked in wanting his Oh, yeah, Scoob was in. My truck in the process.

I like my money. Scoobo walked in with his hand. What if he messed up the, and did it by five? Oh, no. Oh, no. Shut up. You're missing one?

Oh, he's yelling, oh, no, digging into his bag. Is this a bit? No, no, maybe I'll let it in another room. Okay, but you did? Yeah, yeah, I did it right. I did it. You did it.

We don't want to have to get scoove it into our two years. Hold on a second, are you sure, though, because this could be at a wrong amount of money. It's not the right amount of money, trust me. It's not five. I divided it. The prod studio over there. Yeah, maybe I dropped it in there.

You dropped money? Oh, no. That's shocking to me. Do you want to go help and find it real quick? No, it may have dropped it the house, man. I don't know. Oh. But you know you did it right?

Yeah, I know I did it right. Scoot was mad. Scoot was in the glass room. Confused. I think this doesn't even go any further until you have my money because I'm not concerned. I'm now concerned that you have completely effed up and you took it and divided by five and not six. You keep raving your hands around. No, no, no, no, no, no.

Where is my money? I must have dropped the envelope at home. There's a... Are you sure, though? Guys, can we accept this money if everyone's not getting it? We can't. There's no way you can. I think we'll have to give you the money back.

Oh my gosh. Did you ride your bike to work today? For our listeners, that's a serious question. It can be anywhere. Because he does ride his bike to work. No, I didn't ride it today. Hey, how beauty. The irony of him dropping cash on the road,

somebody finding it and just keeping it as a put, when he says he found it, he would just keep it. And he's always like, how could someone leave an envelope full of money behind it? Good point, Amy. So, nobody. open their money. We can't do it. What do you mean? I'm going to be the cast of friends. We all get the same at the same time or we get nothing. Look at that prod suit. I don't know what you're talking about. Can he call?

Do we want to take a break? Wife or something? And come back and see if he finds it in the other room? That may be. Okay. I want to because I want my money. Yeah, nobody opened their envelope. Nobody opened your envelope. Nobody opened your envelope. I was so excited to do this. I may have loved one at home. Why is there always drama? Is your wife at home? No. Any chance you left a kid at home? That's possible. Okay, we're going to check. Oh, my God.

Lunchboxes enter the room again. He passed out all of our money. He owes us a bunch of money, so we have it. We're not going to open it, though, until Scoopi Steve has this, because he gave five of us all of our money from this palette that we all invested in. Where does Scooby Steve's money? I don't know, man. I guess it's at the house.

This is so dumb. So you don't really know. I really don't know. Like I literally, like, did all the stapling and everything. And I was like, all right. And I swear I put them all in the bag. And then I went and tried to give you, hand it out. And there's only four in the bag.

Okay, I need you to walk around and pick up everybody's money. We can't even look in the envelope. I don't even want to touch this money. Oh. And I even thought about labeling them? To our listeners, I'd like to say something. Who are like, man, you shouldn't give Lushbox a hard time. It's always something.

For two years, for two years, we've, We've been trying to get paid from this thing we all, I don't even want to say invested. We dumbly put money in and then left him in charge of it. We got suckered is what we did. Yes. No, can I tell you something? What? I even took my kids to the bank so they can see me withdraw so much money.

For what reason? So they could see all the cash. So you'd look cool? Yeah, and they were freaking out. Can I hold it? Can I hold it? Oh, no. Did you let your kids hold it?

I did let him hold it. Oh, boy. And I let him each take a picture with it. What is this is that? It's like cops after a drug bust where they've got all the money. They're taking a picture. Okay. And so they all held the money and took pictures.

And man, I don't know what happened. That's not good. I don't know. This is, gosh. Scoobba, Steve. I'm sorry. Hey, Scoop, I'd like to apologize. What we need to do.

Scoob is so mad. Okay, here's what I need to do, Scoob, out. All right. And I need to say this because this is the only way lunchbox would get one over on us. If he thought, if he was playing 3D chess, I would say brilliant move. Because what he could do right now is say, oh, I forgot one. Take the money back. He could keep that extra for himself, divide all this money in the five into six,

and then he just made a bunch of money off of us. Because we don't know the actual amounts. So we need to give Abby, who wasn't in one of the packs now so she can count it and make sure when it comes back tomorrow, it's the same exact amount. No, no. Yes, yes. Yes, yes. Anybody can spreadsheet it.

Then show Morgan the number on the spreadsheet for everybody. Yeah. I mean, I've already, as long as somebody knows the number, because he could totally mathematically play us. Don't tell us the number, Morgan. Make sure he doesn't change it, Morgan. I would never play. You would. No, no, see, that's the difference between me and you guys.

Like, I would never scam you guys. I'm an honest businessman. Morgan, do not say, hold. That's not. Hold it. Okay. See, right there. Hold it to your heart.

Don't tell us. Okay. If it's less than that tomorrow, because he really could have done this bit. Do you want to count one? No, no, no, you can't open it. You can't open it. Like out there. Does it have die packs in it?

Yeah, why can't we open it? No, no, no. I want her to experience it like everybody else. But did she get a pack? No. But still, then she knows and it's not as exciting. It's either like $2 bills or it's pictures of fake money with his head on it. Something's up with this money.

No, it's not. There's nothing up with the money except for it's missing. Is there any chance you lost scuba steves? I mean, there's a chance. I mean, obviously, I, look. Literally, you saw the shock on my face, but I didn't know that I didn't have an envelope. So we'll do this again tomorrow and hopefully everybody has our last. Another day.

Yeah. I mean, once one more day. So frustrating. No, guys. Look at Amy. Amy's like not even laughing. Yeah, because I'm like, this is so stupid. It's two years.

We've been doing this for two years, Amy. I know. And I try to have your back lunchbox and then you go and do this. No, I didn't do this. This happened. This is why you don't leave him in charge of things, though? And you guys were like, why do you always say that? This is example 83.

We all put in $87 to buy this palette of used items from Amazon. We didn't know what it was. Then Lunchbox is like, we'll individually sell them. He's been selling them, but he would not give us our money. He told us today he was going to explain while we never got our money. Do you want to explain or wait until tomorrow? I'll wait until tomorrow, man. So we're done.

Gosh. We were so close to that money. We were so close. It felt thick, too. That's what I'm saying. I'm not convinced it was real money. Could have been a sponge. sink sponge or something.

Okay. I don't know how that happened, man. We'll do it again tomorrow. Everybody, 24 more hours. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me,

Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement

to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for Raw. unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Cliverts Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So,

if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the player. flying under the radar.

This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok.

There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And Rule 2, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man.

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

Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot.

I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration.

It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance.

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Come up in the morning. And you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. And you're here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Redavitt's trying to put you through. Black Dies right in this week's next piece. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone.

All right, let's do our life segment. Just check in from the weekend. What's going on in your life? I'll go first. This is my pick-o-all medal from the tournament I won this weekend. Thank you very much. So I purposely wanted to hold off to figure out all the details. My body hurts.

I played 14 matches in one day. Okay. 14? Yeah, the joints aren't what they used to be. So I'm excited to hear what the medal is. I finished third in my tournament. I never played one before. And I'm pretty happy.

They're right. When you win bronze, you're just happy you got it. If I won silver, I'd be like, just sucks. I made it to the metal round. And then you have to play with four people. And I nailed a fence. And I didn't even injure myself. This is why I'm such a loser.

I nailed a fence, diving for a ball. And I was bleeding all down my arm. I end up losing that by like two points. But I was so obsessed with like getting pictures in my blood, playing with blood on my arm. You got one because I saw it. I got one. I lost the match. By a guy who I beat earlier in Round Robin.

Oh. I know. His name was Robin? No. I played, to get into the metal round, you had to play, you had to play, like, everybody on your side. So I played, like, six matches. I went five and one, I think.

And so one of the guys I beat into beating me. Kill my shoulder. It wasn't why I lost because it didn't injure me, but I was just like, get a picture while I'm doing it. I'm an idiot. That won't happen again. And then I ended up winning the third place match. against the one guy that beat me in the early round.

Oh. That's awesome, dude. Yeah, it's pretty good. I had no idea what I was doing. I'd play the tournament different if I could because I went way too hard at the beginning. You're just trying to get into the final four. But I got third place in my match there.

And I don't know much about the rating system. I had to sign up for a rating and they rate you after you play. And so I'm like a 3.78 or 3.8 out of 5.5 after one tournament. That sounds good. You're almost there. I know.

Yeah, you're almost pro. I don't think so. No? Well, again, I don't know much about the scoring system, but it says if I'm 4.0, it's advanced. Oh. Well, you're so close. Well, I didn't play anybody, though, that I could have got to a 4.0. All the guys that were playing were like 3, 3, 3, 3.8.

Oh. So, but everything hurts. Just because I'm playing all the matches. 14. That's a lot. Yeah. 14 matches. And how long is a match?

To 21. And then once you get to the metal round, it's best to 3 to 15. Okay, I guess just typically, is there a time? And it's also pickleball, so everybody can relax and be like, pickleball's not a sport. Okay, I agree. But it is a sport, but I don't care to fight anybody over it. It's just fun.

And so I finished third. How long were you there? Four days. Like what time did it start? Like 8 a.m.? Yeah. Oh my gosh. That's crazy.

So, yeah, I got third place in my first pickleball tournament. Nice. Good job, man. And you, like, you're part of the science, the research now, that bronze is awesome. They say that bronze people feel better than silver. people. Yeah. I... Olympians. My buddy who I knew got second

over me, but the only time we played, I beat him, so I still felt pretty good about that too. Yeah. But it was good. I had fun. I'm going to probably play another one in a couple months or so, and then I plan to get better and take over the world. Dominate. Yeah. So for a first tournament, I got a medal. I feel pretty good about that. It's pretty good. There's my life

story. Amy? Yeah, my weekend was sports related, too, like lots of games. My boyfriend's kid has lots of games. La Crosse on Friday night, state champs. So that was pretty cool to be a part of that or see that win. And then basketball the rest of the weekend. And then packing. I'm going to L.A. for work. So I packed a lot.

Another movie? No. Dang. This is how she tells us. She's in the new Black Panther. No, but I'm going with my daughter. So that was fun, like packing with her and getting everything ready. No, we're going to the Gracie Awards.

I'm terrible at packing two days ahead of time because I, one, I have like 13 pair of underwear and two shirts. That's usually about how I pack. pack. I never use all the underwear. I always need more shirts. And then regardless, if I pack two or three days ahead of time, I still go and unpack everything and make sure again. So I just need to pack like three hours out. And then I always forget a charger of some sort. There's always one charger I forget. So yeah, that'll be good. Well, it's super, we're gone. We're not even there for that long. Also packing was really easy. Lunchbox? I got a serious question. Over the weekend, I saw someone post again.

marked off a bucket list item I went to a concert at the Red Rocks Is this the greatest place on earth? Am I missing something? Do I need to go to a concert at Red Rocks? Like what is so special about this place? I see it all the time. You are really not a concert guy,

but I'm not. I've never been, but I think it's just a really cool venue. Yeah, I would say that so my sister and her kids, they went to a concert there once and she said it was the best concert or they're like all of them. They're the best concert of our life. That's what I'm saying. Everybody that goes, I see him post like, oh my gosh, finally did it.

It's the best concert venue ever. This place is amazing. I think it's under the stars. It's cut out in a bunch of, has anybody been, though, here? No. I want to. It's on my list, though, too. Well, guys, we should go.

Together. Oh, here we go. So I just wondered if it was like something huge I'm missing out on in life because so many people post about it and say it's the greatest place ever. Yeah. But none of us have ever been. I don't think you're really a concert guy, though. No, I'm not. Yeah.

So that would be like the greatest lacrosse stadium ever. Like everybody that watches lacrosse loves lacrosse. You're not really a lacrosse guys. I don't know if you appreciate it. Right. Is he venue guy though? I'm definitely not venue guy. I don't know.

I think you'd like it there. I have a bunch of friends that have played it. And it's really cool because it's like dug out of the rocks and it's the stars in Colorado. Yeah, I think it's a whole vibe. Is it like, is it the sound better because it's off rocks? Maybe. I don't know. I don't know anything about how it sounds.

Morgan Well, it's a little bittersweet for me But I'm no longer a Jeep girl No more ducks No more ducks No more Jeep I've only ever known you with a Jeep I know

I mean I've had a Jeep The whole time I've been working on the show So this feels really crazy I kind of had like shed a tear When I finally got rid of it And you literally took cried I had a tear It's just like I feel like part of my identity

It was like the Jeep It is part of your identity I agree Yeah and I loved it And part of your identity was how you saw out of all those ducks in the front glass. And I loved giving away ducks. I like ducking people.

It was so much fun. Do you want to say what you have now? Because I do not know. I have a Bronco. Oh, you got his cousin. I did. I get the cousin. Yeah, you stayed in the family.

Yeah, and I already named her. Her name's Bandit. Bandit the Bronco. Yeah, because one of my horses growing up was named Bandit. I had a cat. I had a cat. How do you know what people that name their cars? That's pretty stupid when you're 35.

Well, I'm 31, so I got four years. You got four years like that. It's pretty dumb when you're this old. I got four years, Morgan. No names in four years. Eddie? So according to the federal government, I am now official. I have my real ID, baby.

Let me see your picture. Okay, check it out. Because your other picture... It was not good. It was not good. TSA did not like my old picture. Eddie had a massive beard and like he looked like he was up to no good. So that's my old ID and my new ID.

Dude, it looks like you decided to shave all your... body hair off for the second picture. The lady taking the picture, she goes, this looks like a whole different other person. Like, this does not look like you. Yeah, look at you. You got it. So I guess now you're real. I'm real. I got the little star on it. We're ready to travel. So I have mine. You have your, who doesn't have the real idea yet? I don't. But they approved all that paperwork I submitted. So I'm on some sort of a list. I guess Amy's not going to L.A. Yeah. How are you going to L.A.? Passport. Okay. Maybe she's going to L. Have you located yours? Yes, I it in the freezer.

That's how I not always know where it is with my birth certificate, my social security card. And the meat. Like it doesn't wilt. It's in a Ziploc bag in the freezer. Does it ever freeze? No. You don't put it in like water. It's just cold to the touch.

Some people put their credit cards in water and freeze it. So if they need it, they'll melt it. I would think that'd be a weird thing to do with the passport. Like I really need to consider, do I want to leave the country? Yeah. So no, it's not in the water. Nope. Okay.

That's kind of weird though. I like it, but it's weird. Hey, it's like, it has never let me down. It's consistent. For someone who often loses things, I always know where that stuff is. Right under the salmon. Between the popsicles and the salmon, for sure.

All right. All right, good. Sounds like everybody's doing pretty good. I'm surprised Morgan got rid of the Jeep. Of all the live stories, I'm surprised Morgan got rid of the Jeep the most. I'm surprised with myself too, but I'm also excited.

The Bronco is really cool. Do Bronco people, like, do another toy? No. I think they, they don't? No. Listen, my first car was a Bronco. I was a Bronco driver. That was also way back in the day.

Okay. So are they now? I feel like if they do that, they're just copying Jeep. Yeah, I feel like I've seen ducks on Bronco. What? Oh, stop. There's a thing. I guess it's called bucking and they do horses.

Like there's horse versus. Oh, Bronco, that makes sense like a Bronco horse. Yeah, there's horses. No. We can't be doing that. If she shows up with a whole. Bunking Bronco. Like stable on her, on her dash.

Okay. All right. Good job, everybody. All right, we'll come back and do the news next. I want to start with the guys that escaped from the New Orleans jail on Friday, possibly with help from officials at the jail. This from CBS News, three have been captured so far. Ten inmates, some charged with murder, escaped sparking an urgent citywide manhunt.

The toilet dislodged from a cell wall, exposing an opening, scrawled on the wall above Wee innocent and two easy. with an arrow toward the hole where they escaped out of view of the officer on duty. One of the 10 escapees captured before noon found hiding beneath a car at a hotel in the French quarter. And moments ago, a second suspect caught with eight more still on the run. That first dude sucked in hiding. He had under a car in a hotel. Right hiding spot.

Bro. That was terrible. It also, I saw the picture of them where they ripped the toilet out and they all like sign. Like she said, sign little things That's funny. Around the hole and they escaped. And they wrote way too easy or something like that. Yeah, like we gone.

Yeah, and one guy got busted because he went back to wherever he is from and went Instagram live with his friends. He did Instagram live. Instagram live. Like, I'm back on the block. I'm back on the block. Oh my gosh. What an idiot.

I mean, if he's listening to that. Well, no, Amy, he's not going to get you if they got him. You're good, Amy. Her fear is retaliation. Always for anything. The idiocy is probably what. ended up landing them in jail. Probably.

Yeah, one said too easy arrow. Once said LOL. That's pretty funny. And the video of them running out of the jail, it is incredible. It's like they open the gates to the ballpark to run in and get seat. And everybody's just sprinting out to go. And I will say the guys that are leaving, like three of them left their orange jump suits on. Guys, everybody else was in white.

Take off your orange jumpsuit. You stick out like a sword thumb. Or go into the woods and hold a shotgun. They'll be like, go to your deer hunting. Oh, didn't think about that. Orange, yeah, orange. Yeah, orange. That's the next level thinking there.

A New Jersey fireman exposes his wife's alleged infidelity during a family-filled birthday celebration. Now, this is from the New York Post. I'm curious, Amy, as to how you feel about this. A New Jersey firefighter who went viral for exposing his wife's cheating during a confrontation at his own birthday party is not reconciling with his better half. Insiders told the post, Nick broke the internet. You may have seen the video when he turned his 40th birthday. party into basically the Jerry Springer show when he confronted his wife Samantha for cheating on him. The initial footage shows him with her and the fireman took the microphone to tell the audience he's got

something for her. Even though it's his birthday, he still got something for her. You know, because she's so happy wife, happy life. But he goes, happy wife, happy life, bullet into the microphone. And then he pulled a ring box from his pocket. He then makes, and this was, I'm going to say strategically one of the best moves I've heard. Even if you don't agree with how it was all done and recorded, this is one of the best strategic moves I've heard. So he pulls the box out and he makes her remove the wedding rings and hand them to him. He then kisses her on the mouth and then pushes her away.

Oh. And so he has the box. He has the rings. He goes, I blank and know everything. People are like awkwardly laughing. Because they don't. Yeah, what's happening? And he goes, that's right, B, I know everything.

Everybody's confused at this point. So he goes, I got you. And she's like, I don't know what you're talking about. And so he says, I'm going to share this with everybody. And so she starts to walk away. He says, anybody who now sides with this piece of blank. Oh. And then he stayed behind the friends and like showed him all the stuff, all the, you know, evidence for cheating.

Oh. Interesting. This is what he wanted for his birthday. I love it. Right. I think it was because everybody was gathered. Now here's what I was saying that strategically was the best move. He now has the rings.

Uh-huh. He now has the rings. Oh, he gets the bad. So there's no fight about the rings. He now has the rings. Right. He made her take him off first. Put him in the box before she knew what was happening.

He now has the rings. There's no fight about the rings. If she's the one who cheated, he should get the rings. There's no her. Oh, possession 19th of the law. It was a gift. Whatever. he's got it.

Yeah, I mean, I'm not a fan of handling it that way. Do they have kids? Do we know? It does not say they have kids. The whole thing was filmed and it was wild. I saw it. It was wild to watch. I thought it was, honestly, it was so over the top.

I thought it was fake. Do you see it Morgan? Yeah, and he does have, they do have kids. They do have kids? Okay, well, then this is completely, I cannot. Did you think it was fake? You first saw it? No, you could tell he was very upset.

Like, at least if he's faking it, he's very good at faking emotions because that was intense anger. It's wild. Yeah, the kids think stuff because it's always going to exist now. It's not okay. And they're always going to see that. That's just like you're thinking only of yourself in that situation. This birthday.

And I think it was his birthday. You're right. That's what you do. You're publicly shaming. Like, you're putting everything out there. Yes. And now your kids have to deal with that. It's gone completely viral.

So now they're the ones at school with their parents that have this whole stuff. It's just not okay. The U.S. states where doctors are most likely to bungle your surgery. Bungle? So you want to think twice before booking surgery in New York, they say, from Daily Mail. That's according to analysis of a database that tracks medical malpractice settlements. Analyzing more than 1 million claims filed from 2004 to 2004, the analysis showed the U.S. at an overall rate of about 313 payments for 1,000 providers.

Following New York was Pennsylvania. And so it wasn't just total. It wasn't like they had more than anybody else. It was per thousand. So basically per capita And I guess you'd use that here But so Pennsylvania is at two New Mexico was at three

New Jersey was at four And Florida was fifth And then the lowest was Alabama Oh Are there I'm like trying to figure out what Probably if I'm guessing Not as many cosmetic surgeries

Less happening there Yes in states Like Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Where we don't have a lot of money Yeah but Florida New York And Massachusetts or whatever, yeah. They got money. Probably a little more disposable income in those states.

Wow. And then the biggest story of the weekend, Positive Arkansas, won the regional and they'll be playing the Super Regional softball next week against Ole Miss. They also won one track. Did you see? They won the SEC, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, the conference. That's good, man. Yeah, this bigger than that, though. This is the regionals. Now it's Super Regional. And I don't have a brother-in-law that coaches track. Oh, I just saw the track, and I thought that was cool.

I was like, Bobby's got to be pumped. The whole track team's out there doing the, Track, there's just indoor and there's outdoor. This was outdoor. Yeah, there's just too much. I don't even know what's happening in track. Hey, go. Go hogs.

It's all about softball. I don't want to take the shine up the softball team because that's all America cares about right now. Everywhere I look, it's razor back to softball. All right, there you go. That's the news. Those were Bobby's Bays. Stories.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Charleston, South Carolina. A 25-year-old man got in a text fight with his girlfriend. He's like, ah, I need a light in the mood. Let me pull a prank. So he sneaks into her house, gets a knife, hides in the shower.

Love a good knife prank. Puts a thing over his face, waits in the shower. She comes home, and he jumps out with a knife and fake stabs her. Oh my gosh. That's messed up. Yeah, that's dramatic. Like, her life is... Yeah, I don't love a knife prank, by the way.

For the record, I was kidding. You think this was a friendly prank? I think he probably thinks she would think it was funny later. Oh, good. Yeah, but like, She'll never feel safe again. What's the deal? It is now his ex-girlfriend, and he was charged with breaking and entering and numerous assault and battery.

Wait, did he actually stab her? No, but he fake stab. Yeah, but I don't think it feels like an assault and battery. But on her nervous system. Yeah, that ain't an assault and battery. I don't know. And then they called it possession of a weapon during a violent crime, even though he didn't really stab her. Okay, so she must have something against him because she's pressing a lot of charges for a badly thought.

prank. It's a bad, it's a terrible prank. But if I did that to my wife, she ain't pressing all those charges against me. She wouldn't be happy. No, but she ain't pressing all those charges against me, though. At the start of it, though, did you say they were in a fight? They were in a text fight. Text fight. He wanted to lighten the mood. Yeah. What lightens the mood? Like, listen, it's a dumb prank, but there had to be much, much more to it if all those charges are being pressed. Yeah. Because you don't get that by just putting a mask on and scaring someone. By the way, don't do that. But you don't get all that by that. Anything else about their fight? They say, like, I'm going to kill you with a mask and a knife or

anything in that text? No, nothing like that. Like, hey, watch your back or anything. Nothing like that. Or wash your back. Nothing. Yeah, which is what Lunchbox claimed he said one day. Right. When he threatened Abby. No charges, though, because it sounded like wash your back. All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. All right. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, buddy. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoo Steve, executive producer.

Ray Moondo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th.

You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated.

So let's get to it. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok's podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. They take matters into their own hands. I vowed I will be his last target.

He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wood.

My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me a lot. me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah. It would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans.

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