The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 1:  The Truth About Bobby + Our Perfect Days + Does Amy Expect Chivalry?

Episode Date: February 16, 2026

Blake Shelton told Bobby what his perfect day would be that's attainable. We all go around the room and share what they would be and how easy it would be to make them happen. A listener wrote into the Anonymous Inbox and asked Bobby "What’s something about you that most people get completely wrong?". In honor of President's Day, we play a round of trivia questions about presidents to see who knows the most about American history.  Women were asked, “Are you into chivalry – a guy who holds the door open, pulls your seat out for you at a restaurant, stuff like that?” Amy shares how she feels and if she expects chivalry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric 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.

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It sucks. They're trying to figure out what happened. Would a stove left on? Curling iron left on. Electrical short. None of that. It turns out there was a stupid squirrel that's chewing through a line.

Electrical line at the house. Spark, boom, house goes up. Dang. Completely out of everyone's control. That's not something that you can keep from happening. Yeah. Right? Unless you cover your wires better.

But a Florida family is starting over after their house burned down due to a fire caused by a squirrel chewing through electrical wires. Did the squirrel make it? I don't know. I doubt it. I'm thinking it didn't. Maybe that's how they knew that the squirrel had done it.

There's a fried squirrel next to the... There it is. All right. Skid-daddled out of there. Do you. I had a rodent damage in my car, like a significant amount of damage that was not cheap at all. And the cause was rodent.

Like they put that on the assessment. Like when I got the, they were like, cause rodent. I bet those rodents didn't die though. No? Yeah. Thankfully, but they caused a lot of damage. This family, Donnie and Stacy and their kids and their pets were sleeping in their home right before the fire began on January 31st. This is from WMB.

Quote, we were all asleep. I heard a breaker flip in the back so I got to see what the noise was. And I heard the sound rustling in the attic. And then I smelled an electrical smell. So I walk and woke everybody. I said, hey, everybody wake up, let's get out of the house. And they're out. Next thing you know, the house goes up in flames.

Wow. And so when they go to figure it out, it was a squirrel. That's crazy because there's really nothing you can do about that. No. And I wonder why the squirrel chews wires. Like, does it feel good on their teeth or do they think it's like licorice? Like, why are they chewing wires? I think if I had teeth like that, I'd be looking to use them.

On whatever. Yeah, like, these tools, why not use them? It's like if you're tall, why not dunk? There's this one guy on TikTok, he takes care of squirrels and he takes them to the dentist. Have you all seen? This guy's stupid. I don't even know what he is out to. This guy needs to stop.

It is so cute. He has a little cage and he traps them and he takes them in and they have to get put under. The dentist is like, what is this? No, no, no. Not again. It's obviously a veterinarian, but they put a little gas mask on the squirrel. They pass out and they do the dental work. And then that way, because what happens is when their teeth aren't, whatever's going on with their teeth,

they can't, they're not going to be able to survive because they need their teeth to be able to eat and squirrels get some, I don't know, damage. There's something that can be done and he helps the squirrels get it done. Good for him. You know what? So weird. Good for him. I feel like that's energy being used there.

I mean, and this guy is like. Hopefully be used in better places, but no, I like it. I do like it. He's a manly man. Like he does not look like he'd be trapping squirrels and taking them to get their teeth done. Squirrels chew on wires to file down. They're constantly growing teeth. Wow.

The teeth grow and they chew on wires in addicts, vehicles, and poles because the material is durable or it's super convenient. But again, it is just that because their teeth won't stop growing and they're filing them down a little bit. Okay, that must be what he's catching them to do. Their teeth are out of control and they need to be filed down. A guy tried to hire a friend to help him murder his ex and two men she dated after him. Okay. So there's a guy.

Hats up his buddy. Hey, you mind murdering? doing some murdering for me. If somebody doesn't have a history of doing some murdering, I would never ask somebody to do some murdering. Well, maybe his friend had a history of murdering. Okay, so Eric, 41 years old, was on Facebook,

and he messaged Stephen, an old school friend. He had not spoken to in years. They said, hey, can we meet up on Tuesday? He said, I hadn't seen you in a while. Okay, they get together. He said, I gave $5,000 to help murder my ex and then two other men. The guy, obviously, was not a murderer

because he was so shocked he went to the police immediately. Oh my gosh. Like you got to know if you're going to ask somebody to do some murder and they've probably done some murdering or have been close to murdering. So murdering's not crazy to them. Yeah. Not just like your craziest friend. Or just like the first person that will answer. Right.

Yeah, he was busted on Wednesday as he was getting into an Uber. He had a duffel bag with them and a loaded gun, cocaine and cash. He was charged with three counts of criminal solicitation for murder, three counts of attempted murder, three counts of attempted murder, three counts of recklessly endangering another person among other charges, New York Post. See, I'd be worried if he ever got out of jail He tried to hire somebody to kill the guy who turned him in Yep And hopefully that guy would turn him in But what a weird message

Hey, I haven't heard from you while, Eric? Yeah, I'd love to get together Also, I think it's going to be really hard To find someone to murder three people for $5,000 Also, it's a low rate, but It's so low I'll meet you the Puffy Muffin, can't wait to see what we're going to talk about Hey man, you mind doing some murder for me

Zane Malik, can know who that is, Amy? You do, you do, yes. Yeah, he's in one of the boy bands Was, yeah? Yeah, was. First one to leave one direction? One direction. And so now he's doing a residency in Vegas, and they had asked him because he has a young daughter and she lost a tooth.

What do you think he gives her for the, let me do this again. What do you think the tooth fairy drops by the house? And how, okay, to give her. One tooth? One tooth. Well, it's got to be something crazy. or this wouldn't be a story. Who knows?

Tooth Fairy's different from everywhere. Because the tooth fairy could be so cheap and you're like, you gotta know if you're going by Zane Malik's house to be. Right. Yeah. What do you give? Like a dollar or tooth fairy to give? Like a dollar.

What did your tooth fairy's, I guess. I got you. Tooth Fairy gave a dollar? That's what he chose to do. Toothair is a man. Oh, mine's a girl. Yeah, I think any fairies. I've never met her.

No, I told you all I grew up with Elunefer. He's a man. Man, my tooth fairy is up to $5 now. It's bizarre. Zane Malick says his tooth fairy gave his daughter $700. Oh my gosh. I was going to guess $100. And I was even thinking that's so ridiculous.

I can't even say that. That's not, I mean, what's the two fairy doing? That's not good for the child. $700? They don't even understand what that is. What, $700? Yes, they do. No, no.

I don't think that they have a concept of, they know it's a lot of money. Mm-hmm. Like, yeah, yeah, I think when it gets... But to them, a hundred would be a lot. So, like, why make it 700? I break so many teeth. I wonder if I just put it under the pillow.

See what happens? Yeah, because I got, like, teeth issues and had veneers. But super heifer come by and drop it off at my house. Super Heifer. Yeah, whatever. Yeah. It's weird to me. Nobody else knows about Eluneifer.

Never heard of her. This is just an internal family thing. Yeah, we're cool to keep it that way. Hello, Bobby Bones. I have a question. What is something about you that most people get completely wrong? Signed here for the plot twist. To me, this is pretty easy about me.

It's, I think most people expect that I have a big ball of energy once I am out in public. Like, or even in a group setting. I'm usually the one that's not talking at all. So I would say that's it. I also get when people meet me, hey, you're a lot taller than I thought. I like that one. Really? Yeah.

That is probably good. Why do you say really like that? I just didn't know that you get that a lot. I get that a lot. You get that a lot? Yeah. You're a lot taller than I thought. Man, they thought you were.

I don't know. You are. You're being a hater. I feel like you're getting me wrong right now. I'm a solid 6-1. Bobby. He is. Thank you.

Do you want to send my driver's license? Yes or no? Do you want to send my driver's license yes or no? I'm aware that you can just tell them. No. I can't say 6-5. They're going to know I'm lying. Well, yeah.

But I mean, if you just like bump it up a little bit, they're not going to know. Mail? 6-1, eyes, hazel. Yeah, and when you're getting that, they're like, what color your eyes? Hazel. How tall are you? That's official right there, though. Yeah, but they don't measure you.

But they would know if I was lying, because you could tell by my face. Anyway, you're being such a hater. I'm not. You're taller than I thought. Why did you say it like that? Wait, what? I didn't expect you to be so tall. I didn't, oh, that's what they say.

Yeah. Oh, wow, I didn't expect you to be so tall. Gosh, I didn't expect you to be so tall. Amy's laughing. You make it sound like a romance. Yeah, Amy, what are you doing? I just said, that's shocking to me. My doctor and my driver's license all have down six foot one.

Right. What would you put me at? Six foot in a little bit. That would be the one. I don't know that I put a solid six to one. A little bit would be the one. I think you clear six foot. Yeah.

Like, you're definitely six foot. But I wouldn't, I just wouldn't say that I look at you and think like, wow, he's so tall. You see me every day. But they must, so does that mean in pictures? They think you're like five, eight? Well, if I'm standing next to people like Blake Shelton or Trace Atkins and they're monsters. Yeah.

But how often, I mean, you know. How tall are you? How tall is Eddie? Six foot. Okay. He's who you're next to a lot in pictures. Okay. You want to stand next to me?

No, no, no. I'm just saying that. But is Eddie lying on his driver's life? I'm not. Do people say to you, you're taller than I thought? I've never gotten that. No. You're pretty tall.

And how did they say it to you again? So if we're like taking a picture or something like, dang it, you're taller than I thought. Huh. I don't know why it's so funny to you. I don't either. I'm five six. Ray and I are the same. Why do you bring Ray into it?

Why do you bring Ray into it? Ray wasn't even in this conversation. He's back to pushing the button. Because we've had over the years, Ray and I have gone back to back and we have measured multiple times because he tries to say that he's taller than five, six. But he's not even in this conversation. The point is this is what young. He's dragging people in.

Eddie might even be 511 now that he's No, I'm not 511 He's 6 foot. I'm 6 foot. Solid 6 foot. Does Ray get like, wow,

you're shorter than I thought? Ray, what do you get? Wow. I gotta be real because you guys rag on me so much for being short when people meet me,

they say, wow, you're taller than I thought. That's not talking about it. See? Mm-hmm. See? So Morgan's the shortest of all of us.

Which is she's 5'4. No, guys, I'm 5'4th and 3⁄. So basically 5-1. Yeah. Basically. Okay. So now we know how you do the math. No, I didn't say basically on mine.

But I'm not going to say five foot and three-fourths every time. Oh, yeah. You said yours is a solid. It's six-one. Six-one. And Morgan's five-one. And then Amy and Ray are five-six. Yeah. Lunchbox is probably five-ten.

Five-Eleven. I don't know if I guys ever five-11, actually. Okay. Eddie's six-foot. Not even close. Sure. Yes, I am. And I'm six-one.

Not close. We should measure lunchbox. Go ahead. Amy's been a hit on everybody's height. I don't know. She's like the only one of us, dude. What's really got on Eddie? I just told Eddie he's 511.

No, six foot. I said, you're probably 511. Who's taller Eddie are you on top? In three fourths a minute. Who's taller Eddie or lunchbox? That's a good question. I don't know I do. I guess Eddie because he's saying he's six foot in luncheons is saying he's 511.

No, do you realize you tell the government at your height? I don't want to go to jail because the government bust in it goes, we need to check and see if you're telling the truth. And I don't want to go to jail because I lie. I feel like over the years that you have insinuated that you just make it 6-1. You said that? Insinuated. Anyway. So that was it.

People are like, you're so tall. Wow. You're way taller than I expected. Mostly it's that people expect me to be the live of the party, which I am not. And then I wasn't even saying that to get a reaction. People just say, you're, anyway, thank you for the email. You can email us anytime. Just hit up the email address.

What is it? Morgan, Mailbag. Bobbybones.com. Correct. Yeah, there you go. Amy, we're now at week three of the sound reset challenge brought to you by Audible.

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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. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. 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. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wadam.

My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Farrell. Woo. Woo! 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 the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming town.

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 IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

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and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This daycare worker was giving toddlers laxative so the toddlers would be sent home so this daycare worker didn't have to deal with them. Oh, my. Oh, that's a daycare worker. That's why. So this daycare worker in St. Charles, Illinois, he's been charged with giving laxative to toddlers.

And he would say it was candy. Of course, it was a dude. Well, the name's Yzel. I don't know what that is. I just assume it was a dude. And also, this feels like a dude thing. Totally. Yazel Juarez reportedly wanted kids to get sick so they'd be sent home.

I know it says, I guess Y-ZL's a woman. I don't know. How do you spell it? Why, I-Z-E-L? That's a girl. I mean, I feel like a woman could do this. Dang it. You do?

Yeah. One parents that are 17-month-old suffered from diarrhea for two months before they learned what was happening. They just thought the kid was always sick. Over and over and over. Terrible. She faces charges of attempted aggravated battery and child endangerment from law and crime. If you hate kids that much. Why are you working in that?

Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What would you do if this was your daycare? Would you pull them out or would you just want it to be fixed with that person? That person needs to be fired for sure. Yeah. I was finding a daycare, getting into a daycare, a daycare that is, you know, in good proximity to where you live or work. Like, that can be difficult.

So I guess it's just depend on my circumstances, what I would do. Would you give a bad review? It sucks because this was one employee. Yes, you give them a bad review. I struggle with giving my delivery drivers bad reviews, even when they suck. And they've been sucking lately. I struggle because I think, bad day. I don't know what's going on in their life.

And I don't think I would give this place a bad review. they just fire the person and then I think we're going to be okay because I don't think it was a fundamental part of their child development at the daycare right oh yeah I mean I obviously they didn't know she was doing it now if they knew the whole time and they were okay with it yeah then that's a problem what would you do lunchbox oh I would sue I'd sue 100% try to get my name on that daycare take it over you know just because you sue doesn't mean you're going to get any money especially if it's a daycare where they don't have much money, all they do is go, we're bankrupt, we fold our business, we're done.

You're happy with just the name. You get no money. And you don't even get the building. He went his name on the daycare. The bill, it wouldn't exist anymore. He said he's going to take it over. Yeah. Just because you sue and win doesn't really mean you're getting money,

especially if they don't have any money. Oh. Well, then I'm definitely writing a negative review of my kid's out of there. Wow. It's different. And whoever that person is, civil court. Huh? Civil court.

Civil court. Same. If she doesn't have any money, you can't really squeeze Mount do have a turnip, right? Yeah, but I mean, they can garner her wages for the rest of her life. And what's crazy is I read that headline and I didn't understand like, oh, she gave him the laxatives so she wouldn't have to take care of them. I'm like, no, that means you'd have to take care of them more.

But then I remembered the, when it's the, you know, that liquidy, they do get sent home. And I did, the whole school shut down if that happens? No, just that kid gets sent home. Like you get called, bro. That's what I was thinking. Full's closed. Also, remember when lunchboxes? his daycare trying to call him.

Oh, man. They couldn't get a hold of him for hours. I was napping. Because he was taking an... Hey, you know who they called? Eddie's wife. They did? Yeah.

Why? Because I think she was one of the phone numbers on the, to call. Like, if you can't get a hold the mom or dad. Did you wake up and just see a bunch of numbers on your phone? Well, no, I heard it ringing. A bunch of calls on your phone. But I had just got, I think we had just got back from I heart. And so I needed arrest that day.

From Vegas. It's tough, dude. And my wife was out of town. And so I knew that I, if I didn't, if I didn't, get sleep. I couldn't go pick him up right then. So I had to ignore the call. So did my wife pick him up? No, she called me. And you answer her call? No, no, no. I didn't. It was like an hour and a half later when I got up and your wife had called me and the daycare had called me and I was like, oh, I'm sorry. I didn't, I just missed the call. Yep. Wow. So what do they do with your kid? What was wrong with your kid? Oh, sick. Okay, so what do they do with them

to hold? Oh, they take them out of the class and put them like behind the front desk, like with the receptionist. So it didn't get the other kid sick. Got it. What'd you learn from that? Um, I didn't really learn anything. I just learned that, you know, hey, they don't, you're not going to get in trouble if you don't go get them right away. That's what you learned. That's what you learned. It's time for the good news.

With Bobby. Tell me something good. On Friday morning in Stewart, Florida, this guy's on his way to work. His name's Logan. He sees a car on the side of the road. But it looks weird because the car is in a pond on the side of the road. He's like, am I seeing this right? And so he slows this car down, pulls over, and sees the car is actually sinking in a pond.

He runs toward the car. He jumps into the pond. He swims out to the car. The car was still above water a little bit where the back passenger door because the nose tends to go down first and go down. And so it's sinking. And so he jumps in, opens the car door, which is hard to pull open because there's water holding it. and goes in and pulls her out. Oh, wow.

He sees it. It's just crazy. He sees it while driving, slows down, understands it, and then takes off toward it all on foot. And all at this, like, right moment, right time. Although, yeah, she's pregnant, too, by the way. Oh, wow. Double save.

I was going to ask if she was the only one in the car, but I guess not. Well, in her body, there were two people. So he said he's comfortable in the water because he works as a, like a private fishing boat captain. He's never performed to rescue like this before. He was swimming her back to shore. That's when he realized that she's pregnant. And so he made sure that she stayed up upward anyway,

that he didn't put too much on her to swim. And so then they're like, okay, we got her. She's okay. And then she had like, she gave birth like a few hours later. Are you serious? At the Florida Law &wood Hospital. Yeah. Hours after the rescue.

That's crazy. Oh, okay. Probably some of that trauma. Oh, yeah. Caused it. So I've had some people now that are like very, very pregnant are like, we should go sink somewhere to get to sleep. to induce this thing out of here.

You need to be in a traumatic situation. Oh, yeah, he saved it. That's all, that's wild. That's from WPBF. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. What do you think about chivalry? Do you like it?

Is there a limit of it you like? Um, yeah, I like it. No limit, really. I mean, I think you can maybe go over the top a little too much if you need to, like, pull my chair all everywhere we go. That might be a little much. But I don't mind you getting the car door. So you like a good amount.

But what if a guy's like? I'm never letting you pay for anything. You are only standing on this side of me. Well, that part, well, you mean because he wants to stand on the side closest to the street so I don't get hit by the car first. Okay. I always thought that was kind of weird, though, because if a car's going to hit and, like, go rogue under the sidewalk, it's probably not just clipping the outside person, but I get it. I like, I like, you know, he swoops in and is like, you stand over here. I've got you.

They had this whole thing. Our women still into chivalry. And you would say generally, yeah. What are the top three things a guy can do for you, the chivalrous? Well, that, the street thing, if you're cold,

give you his jacket, even though he might be cold. What if you're still cold? Will you accept his shirt? Wait, that would be weird. I don't need him walking. And he's out there cutting glass and nipples? No.

I'm not going to do that. Okay. Not that. And then, yeah, I mean, I can favor myself, but. But that's part of it. So you don't need that level.

No. You just said, if he wants to pay for him, everything. He demands. Do you like that? Okay. Like, I'm fine.

I know I can pay for it. I'll just put that money away. Thank you. An overwhelming majority of women, 85% like it when a man is chivalrous. Yeah. Because it is a what? It's just nice.

It's what. It's nice. Like, I understand some women that just, if they're not attracted to that, I try to understand where they're coming from. but I don't get it. The top shibble-risk things women enjoy. One, ensuring they get home safe.

Oh, yeah. So, again, this is just a little nitpicky thing I have about this. If you're going to actually take her home or it's hard to say, like, watch her go home. It feels creepy. I get it. But text me when you get home doesn't count as being chivalrous and like looking out for her. But they may call and be like, hey, I just want to make sure you made it home okay. Or they look for you on Life 360.

Oh, if you're sharing your place with them after like three dates. Oh. I'd worry they're going to come to your house and harder are you. Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay. Number two is helping with heavy things. That's nice. That's what?

That's yours. Like, you're telling me, men are just built in a way where y'all are typically stronger. I know there are some women that are stronger than some men. Okay, fine. But generally speaking, a man is going to be stronger than me. and he, I'm going to want to carry the table. Why? Why are you carrying the table?

Or, you moving? Or whatever. Something heavy, or a heavy box. And he's going to just stand by and watch. No, thank you. So I don't even think that has to be chivalrous. Like, if I see a woman, it's not romantic and she's, like, I'll get that. That's what I mean.

Like, that doesn't seem chivalrous to me. That just seems like, genetically speaking, it makes more sense that you come offer to help. Is chivalry only romantic, though? I never thought about this. No, because I think that. But I feel like I'm just being nice and I'm open the door for a woman. But is that called chivalry or is that just being?

I think it's chivalry. Or like, okay. Yeah, it doesn't have to be romantic. Because you can, you can pay for things for me. I held the door for someone the day and they said, oh, chivalry's still alive. And I'm like, I don't know what that means. And they thought you wanted to get with them. No.

I hope not. No. Another one is showing them you're thinking of them. Okay. That just sounds like being intentional. Like what? That can go both. That can go both ways.

Mm-hmm. When people check in, this is something that I don't understand, but I do understand that people like it. Like, I'll get a text on somebody going, hey, just checking in. What's happening? I don't get it. That's just connection. Isn't that just going, hey, don't forget about me? Them checking in on you?

Yeah, because I'm not going to, like, pour anything into that and be like, oh, I'm glad you checked in. well, a tormerectum. So wait, hold on. You think that's them saying don't forget about me? Kind of. But I know it's not. But I never just go, hey, I'm just checking in on you. Because they're not going to tell me anything deep anyway.

Or I'd already have a very close relationship with them. And then I feel like they're just going, why is he texting me just checking me? So you're talking about if it's a random person. But it's just somebody I know. Like maybe I haven't seen them in six months. And I'm like, hey, just checking in. What does that even mean? Okay.

Yeah, six months, that's a little weird to just check in. If I checked in on you, I would know that you have something going on or close. I go, Amy, hey, check in, you good. Right, like when my power was out. Hey, you good. Or like, I know your wife is pregnant. So sometimes randomly, if I haven't even talked to her for a week, I'll be like, hey, checking in. What's up?

Like, how are, and that means, like, how are you feeling? I know that you're pregnant. Do you need anything? Like, you were out of town and I just wanted to, like, check in because you're on. But if I, like, checked in with Jay Shannon, who was all. our program director for years and years. Maybe you would say something more along lines of, hey, I was just thinking about you. That he thinks.

I want to get with them. It's risky, man. Or you came up in conversation and I've been curious, how you're doing. I don't know. What I understand is that I don't understand about checking in. Because I think it comes from a good place and I think it's a, hey, I was thinking to you. But I never would send a text to somebody going, hey, just checking in, just seeing what's

up. I would just be thinking about them and wondering. But if I really wondered what was up with them, I'd ask a specific question. like, hey, was wondering, I know you had that gout problem. How's that going? Right. You know? Yeah.

But I do know I'm wrong on this. Well, I don't know that you're wrong when now you're assigning like a timeline that has, you know, like six months attached to it a year. Or a year, a couple years ago. Yeah. I thought you were just saying like, just checking in. Just go look at my Instagram. Like, you say, what's up?

Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, if you just haven't talked to him in a couple of weeks, then you can check in. Planning dates is chivalrous according to this, things more than like. And then paying for meals. What if? I'm going to ask you this. I'll finish on this. You're walking.

It had been raining. There's a puddle. And your boyfriend goes, hold on. It takes a jacket, lays it on top of the puddle so you can walk over it. Hey, yeah. Is that real? Somewhere. No, it's not real.

Because also, I would be like, you're kind of an idiot. Okay. Because like, now you're, now your coat's wet. Oh. I can leap over the puddle. What would be really sweet of seat? sweeps you up off your feet and then carries you. Picks you up like he's walking across the door.

The threshold. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You wouldn't like that either. What? I would love that. No, you would just go, I could have walked around the puddle. I know, but like in a moment of like whimsy, if you just like did that, that would be cute. Again, he's trying to get with you right then if he's doing that. Yeah. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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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 podcasts. 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. Woo, woo, woo, who, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft.

And we've got a special guest, the director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your

podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. I was talking to Blake Shelton about what would be a realistic perfect day for him. Perfect day is in Oklahoma at the ranch. Gwen is there and the boys and the boys are outside doing things. You know, it makes me happy to see them just out messing around. It's simple and as that sounds. It just makes me happy and it's not hot.

I'll take five degrees over 100 degrees. So a realistic perfect day in your mind. So I'll go first. I think we'd be in Fayetteville. It'd be a Saturday. It'd be a 3 p.m. Razorback game. So we're at our house in Fayetteville.

I don't want the 11 o'clock game that sucks. I don't want the night game because I hate waiting all day because I'm just looking forward to the night game all day. So like a 3 p.m. game, wake up. I like to wake up and then go back to sleep. I like to wake up, eat, and then fall back asleep for a little bit. So I would do that. And then I watch games and then walk over to the tailgate,

like an hour and a half before the games. Go, we win. We beat the crap out of old. or LSU. And then we go to a nice dinner after the game at like 8 p.m. The weather, it's one of those where it's not cold. It's like 58. It's long sleeves, but it never is super cold.

So we get that big win, afternoon game in Fayetteville, football season. That's my perfect day. And Oklahoma's off that week. So Caitlin's not trying to watch on her phone. She's totally focused in on Arkansas winning the game. And so that would be. my perfect day that I really could have. Amy? I would wake up in Colorado, probably a summer morning at my sister's house,

and we would have coffee on her back deck by the river. And then later we would go on a hike. And then we would head over to the spa and get some massages. And then maybe we sit by her fire and read a little bit. And then at some point either she's cooking because she's an amazing cook or we just order Thai food or something and we eat in. And then that's when the rest of the family shows up. like my kids are kids and everybody.

They always have tons of people sitting around their dining room table. Like, you have to pull up chairs and squeeze everybody in. And I love that feeling. And maybe after that, we curl up and watch a movie. Could you make that day happen? Yeah. We could do that. And I feel like I could do most of mine except getting a win.

Yeah. Right. But the last few is Arkansas football. I'm not sure. Like, I can make all the rest that happen. I just can't guarantee we get a win over Ole Miss or LSU, you know? Yeah. Mine doesn't have any sports.

Yeah. Got mountains, though. Got mountains. Eddie? Oh, mine's wonderful. I wake up about 7.30, 8 o'clock, get my cup of coffee, watch the birds for a little bit at the bird feeder. And then I have an 11 o'clock tea time, so I've got to go, right? So I go play golf, drink a couple beers, a great round.

Then on the way home, I stop at the grocery store, pick up some meat because I'm about to turn the smoker on, pick up some more beer, smoke some meat. And then we have dinner. And after dinner, we play a board game with all the kids. and then I stay up late and watch a movie with my son because he loves watching movies. Could you make that happen? I can make that happen every Saturday. Lunchbox.

Oh, it's easy. You wake up, have some breakfast tacos, absolutely the best breakfast on the planet. Have some breakfast tacos. Head to the golf course with your buddies. And like Eddie said, you have a couple cold ones. Then you come home after that round of golf. And what do I love to do?

Take a nap. Take an hour and a half, two hour nap. Beautiful. Feeling rejuvenating. kids come home, play for a little bit, and then what? Oh, time to go to a soccer game. Because you know I love to play that co-ed soccer at 44 years old. Get out there, score a couple goals.

Come home, sit on the couch, have a nightcap. And tell the lady, you ready to go upstairs? Oh, right, right, right. I forgot about that. Yeah, none of you guys had that in your thing. That's weird. None of you guys, like none of you grown adults thought about that on a perfect day. Can I change mine?

Like, that's embarrassing. No, I just didn't really want to talk about it. Oh, right. But that's a perfect day. Blake Shelton didn't say that. Yeah, Blake Shelton didn't say that. Yeah. That's weird too.

That he didn't say that on a perfect day. Yes. Okay. I hope all you guys try to have that. Eddie just said he can do it every Saturday. Every Saturday I can do it. The golf's hard. To convince my wife I'm going to go play golf for four hours.

That's tough. And in theirs, they didn't play with each other. They're at the same golf course. And they're not playing. with each other. We ignored each other. Yeah. All right, today's President's Day. It's Washington's birthday. So it's President's Day. So we celebrate all the presidents. Let's do President's Day trivia.

Example question. What kind of cropped President Jimmy Carter and his family own? Peanuts. Peanuts. Peanuts is correct. Good. Okay. Write your answer down. Who's the only president born in Hawaii? I'm in. Amen for the win. Everybody? Obama. Obama. Good.

What founding father and future U.S. president wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence? I'm in. In. I'm in for the win. Amy. Jefferson. Lunchbox? Thomas Jefferson.

Eddie? T.J. Thomas Jefferson. No need to be cute. I almost wrote T.J. too, dude. Correct. What's the address at the White House? Oh, man.

It gets me every time, man. I think I know it. I'm in. All right. I'm in for the win. Eddie? I don't know. 1,600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Lunchbox? 1,200 Pennsylvania Avenue. Amy? 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Correct. Yes. Amy and Eddie, a point. Dang.

Wow. Who is the youngest president elected to the office? The youngest. I'm in. The youngest president elected to the office. Oh, boy. I'm in for the win. I'm in.

Eddie. Obama. Lunchbox. Obama. Amy. JFK. Kennedy is correct. He was not the youngest president, though, ever.

How can that happen? Wait, what? Someone got assassinated and they got... That's exactly it. Moved up. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest person to become president at age 42. He assumed the position upon the death of his predecessor. Did I get a bonus point for that?

No. Dang. Oh, he was elected. Got it. Who is the oldest president elected to office? Oh, shoot. Good question. I'm in.

I'm in for the win. Dang, has that changed? The oldest president. Amy and an answer. No. Okay. What do you have? Biden.

Lunchbox. Biden. Eddie. I have Joe Biden. He's Donald Trump. Shut up. He's older, Bill. Donald Trump was elected to office at 78 years, 228 days.

Biden was 78 years, 61 days. Dang it. They just keep getting older. It did change to him. What was the name of the theater where President Abraham him Lincoln was assassinated. I'm in. I'm in for the win.

Lunchbox? A paramount. One of my favorite theaters. Great theater in Austin, for sure. Not it. Amy. Ford. Eddie.

It's the Ford Theater. Fort Theater, Washington, D.C. That's correct. Which U.S. president taught law at the University of Arkansas? I'm in. I'm in for the win. Who, Amy's struggling right now. I have a guess, but.

What do you have, Amy? Clinton. Lunchbox? Obviously Clinton. Eddie? Bill Clinton. Phil Clinton taught courses including constitutional law and criminal procedure from 73 to 76 after graduating from Yale and before being elected as Arkansas Attorney General. Next up, which president is on the $2 bill. Whoa.

Wow. Two dollar bill. Those are the coolest things. I've not seen one of those in a bit. I got some at my house. Dang, dang, dang. And when I look at him, who's looking back at me? $2 bill.

Five seconds. Oh, man. Amy? George Washington. Lunchbox? Taft. Eddie? I think it's the second president for the $2 bill, John Adams.

Smart. I would have accepted T.J. Thomas Jefferson? Oh, man. T.J. Tallest president. Who was it? I'm in.

I'm in. Oh, you guys are in that quick, huh? We'll go that. Lunchbox. Ronald Reagan Amy Lincoln Eddie

Abraham Lincoln Correct Lincoln was 6-4 How do you guys know How would you guess Ronald Reagan I don't know He looks tall He was in the movie

So he had to be tall right Who was the first president To be born at a hospital In 1924 24 Who was the first president To be born at a hospital In 1924

Roaring 20s I don't even have a cool I'm in for the win. Amy. Carter. Lunchbox. Taft. Eddie.

Warren G. Harding. One of you is right. I got it. It is. Carter, Jimmy Carter. Now we got two final questions where you can make up the deficit. Oh, thank you. He was born in the 20s.

You have to age him to when he was. I don't know how old he is. Right now the score is Amy 8, Eddie 6, Lunchbox 3, but we have two questions where you can make up a bunch of points. I love it. So you get a point for each. that you get here. Oh, wow. Name the four U.S. presidents on Mount Rushmore.

Go. Okay. Do it. Just write it down. Name the four U.S. presidents, write them down on Mount Rushmore. I'm going to lose points on lose. Impossible to lose points, though. To the competition.

I'm in. I'm in. Why not? I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson. Adams. You got three, give the guy three points. Amy.

Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt. Give her four points. Eddie. Washington, Roosevelt, Abe Lincoln, and T.J. Four points to Eddie. Now, here's the big one, though. Final question. I need to learn this Roosevelt guy.

I don't know who that is. How many rooms are in the White House? There's no one going to get this. So I'm in. Whoever's closest. It's 10 points. It gets five points. All right.

Oh yeah, yeah, you go in. I remember that room. So there was the oval. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that room. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Soon get the closest. So the secretary to the... How many rooms are the White House?

Are you counting bathrooms? That's a room. I don't answer questions about questions. Okay. I'm in for the win. My tour. Eddie in? I'm in.

What do you have? Man, it just came to me. The number as soon as soon as. you ask the question, I saw the number 32. Okay. Over. What? Over. Lunchbox.

13. Do you mean like... Oh, you mean he went over. Yeah, he went way over. Wait, Ari's life, I started just thinking bedrooms. Amy, how many rooms are in the White House? What do you have? I have 61 and I don't know why.

Oh, I got to win that. You guys are not even close. Come on. Hit me. It's not even, it's like you guys think it's huge. It's really not that big. Yeah, that there's the kitchen. That there's... No, there's different...

Kitchen is not a room. There are different floors. Kitchen is a room. According to whitehouse.gov. Come on, baby. There are six levels. See? There are 35 bathrooms.

Oh, man. Eddie, you saw 32 because there are 132 rooms. Oh, my goodness. So you are a remote viewing, good for you, but Amy is the winner. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. There's a store clerk in Missouri. He's just working and he sees this old man walk into the store and go to a crypto ATM. So the old man's on the phone while he's trying to get money out of the ATM.

And the store clerk goes, this looks weird. So he goes up to the man and says, hey, are you, you good? Like, what are you working on? What are you doing? Oh, I'm on the phone with Microsoft. They say I have a virus on my computer and I need $40,000 to transfer to these guys. And that of sound the alarm. The guy's like, I got to call the cops. This is not real. sure enough he was being scammed and the store clerk saved him from being scammed. I would think anybody over 48 walking to that machine at all, we need to stop them. There's about to be a scam. It's crypto.

I've never seen an ATM like that. You probably haven't just didn't know that had crypto availability on it. Wow. So you can just go to that and buy crypto. Wow, I didn't know that. So that way if you see an old person walking up to it, then I know crypto is. Yeah, exactly. That's why if someone like 55 or up, you're like, excuse me, sir?

And there are 55-year-olds I know what crypto is But you see an 80 I was going to say Go higher I don't know Man even like 50 I'm like

Do you know what's happening Yeah I've never seen one of those So that would happen to me If it happened to Eddie I'd be like sir That's glad that person was looking out Good story That's what it's all about That was tell me something good

And the morning You turn the radio on And the dial just keeps on turn Fox more game two Never trying to put you through Mike is writing this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is

The Bobby Vaughn's song Time for the morning corny The Morning Corny Which presidents were the greenest Like the theme Greenest The Bushes Oh good

That was the morning corny All right, voicemail. You guys have been talking about the Elizabeth Smart documentary. And I wanted to watch it. I am in my 20s. So I didn't know the story. And you guys went and spoiled it. So now I feel like I don't need to watch the documentary.

It was in the news. But those of us who weren't around then don't remember it. So you guys spoiled it. And I think you guys should be punished. Okay, bye. We had this debate. It's a documentary. It's recent.

I don't think we spoiled it. She's in it. She's alive. She's the thumbnail. What do we spoil? I mean. Yeah. I don't agree with this at all.

all. Someone was accusing Amy of spoiling when she watched it first. I didn't say the guy's name, but I'm not going to say it again. I was going to say that news. I know. I thought that that was just like widely known. I'd love to do some punishing. I'm in the punishing mood. But it's all of us though. Yeah, but I, we didn't spoil it. Also, us talking about it like that still did not give away everything that makes that documentary worth watching.

I think if she watched it and then said, hmm, they said everything about that in the show after I finished the documentary, I'm going to call them and you felt away. Maybe I consider it. I don't know. I don't think that's the case. Yeah, and I still think you should watch it. Oh, it's so sad, though, man. It is.

It ruined Eddie's life for two days. Two whole days. He said for two days it ruined his life. It's terrible. Yeah. It is extremely compelling. There are some very sad parts to it. But I did think they did a great job at telling the story.

It's weird to just say it's a great documentary when it's about something sad. But she lived. It's obvious she lived. It's not a spoiler because she's talking in the documentary. But it's the Elizabeth Smart documentary. community on Netflix. I still recommend it. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead.

Norrie up the day. This story comes us from Denver, Colorado. Police got a 911 call from a driver saying, hey, I'm downtown at this intersection. I'm waiting at the stoplight. And there's a unicyclist juggling in the middle of intersection. He said, oh, what's he juggling? They said, oh, he's got something that's on fire. He's juggling fire in the middle of downtown.

So police responded, and he was like, oh, what? I'm just practicing for my act. Yeah. What's a problem? You're juggling fire in the middle of a city And there's a lot of ordinances that you can't do that I think we need to change his ordinances Yeah that'd be fun to see

So he's on a unicycle juggling? Yes, he's on a unicycle sitting in the intersection Juggling fire I don't see a fine I don't see an ordinance violation If so we should change it Is he blocking traffic? Is he wearing a nose that honks

He was blocking traffic Amy I suppose that that's problematic And then also if you drop one of the fire Things like could it catch something else No, he's on a street. I'm looking at a picture. He's like a crosswalk. The only thing I guess that would be would be a distraction if he's out there juggling, but you could distract people on the corner as well. I mean, he's going to town. He is in the crosswalk. It's awesome. It looks awesome. He should be rewarded by the city, not find. Okay. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

Let's talk about secrets. Well, on average, a secret lasts just 47 hours and 15 minutes before curiosity, trust or casual coffee chat takes over. And that's when it is whispered or spilled to a friend. They only hold up for 47 hours? 47 hours and 15 minutes. What's wrong with people? I feel like I'm a great secret keeper because I think I forget them pretty quickly. And then I can go back.

I go, yeah, I knew that. At about 47 hours? No, I'm not really a gossip. Now, I don't think, well, speaking to gossip, women hear at least three pieces of gossip per week. Yeah, I kind of don't want to know gossip because I don't want to have to deal with gossip. Like anything that's happening, like, you know, I'd rather not know. I'm that person.

The least information you can give me the better when it comes to things that don't affect me because I don't want to like use my energy on it. A lot of people have blamed alcohol for revealing the secret. Yeah. The secrets were most likely told to spouses, boyfriends, a mother, or best friend. Is there anyone that knows they're not a good secret keeper? Because I feel like everybody thinks they are, but realistically everybody isn't. Man, I'll tell you, I got one of my brother that I've never told. What is it?

I'm not telling. Good. See? You passed. And I think he told me when I was 16, 17 years old. I think a little bit, though, the fact that you're saying you have a secret about that specific person is a little bit of killing the secret. No, because you have no idea. No, but if I was like, guys, I got something wanting me.

My mind is erasing. did Amy do? No, no, no. I, speaking of siblings, I have something my sister told me. And I don't feel like this is weird to say. But she asked me not to say anything, like not even to my boyfriend or anything. And that part's been, I feel like it's something that would be good for my boyfriend and I'd talk about.

And she would never know if I told him. So we're bragging about the secrets we kept. Yeah, pretty good secrets. I feel pretty good. And that I have far exceeded the 47 hours. So I feel like, once you get over that, you're likely going to keep it. And to answer your question, Bobby, part of this research is. says that even though secrets are being told,

83% of people believe that they are completely trustworthy and 75% claim they would never betray a friend's confidence. Yeah, right. It's probably like 20%. The people that actually hold on to the secrets. I got some big secrets about celebrities. Yeah. Yeah.

Like, I know some that are gay. Seriously? Yeah. Whoa. I feel like you saying that is... Whoa. Which one? And I'm happy for them.

Huh. Exactly. I had to get that one out of. Exactly. Exactly. Okay. Well, thank you everybody for listening. That's what's up. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarrberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, 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 I'm saying.

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