The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Bobby On Celeb’s Controversial Costume + Amy's Harsh College Game Experience And Embarrassing Herself In Front Of A Celeb + The Hardest Game We’ve Ever Played

Episode Date: November 3, 2025

Bobby talked about a celebrity's Halloween costume that was controversial and Bobby talks about why people choose to be offended. But why was it pretty bad! A listener calls out Eddie for being a hypocrite and unfair towards Amy. Bobby explains why he had a tickle threat this morning. Eddie saw a celeb at his son’s basketball game. Eddie had to sneak into his neighbor’s yard. Amy talks about embarrassing herself while approaching a celebrity.  Amy talked about her experience at the Tennessee football game this weekend and her unpleasant hotel room. We played the HARDEST round of the Bobby Feud of all-time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So that's what's up. I saw a Halloween costume that I felt like for the first time, and I don't think it's that I'm getting older. Maybe it is. I feel like people get offended because they choose to not be offended. So you choose to be offended because you can get off something very easily. If you see something that you don't like, you can easily swipe off, you can change a channel.

It is a choice in life to be offended by something. And so there is a hole somewhere inside of you that needs to be filled, a void. and you fill that void with a fence if that void needs to be filled. And I saw the Julia Fox Halloween costume. Oh, yeah, the Jackie Kennedy. Yeah, and I was like, that feels a bit inappropriate. Up, swipe up.

Right. I chose not to be offended. Okay, so Eddie, the costume was she was dressed as Jackie Kennedy. Pink. A dress. The dress that she wore when the assassination happened. Yeah. After he was killed, she left the blood on it so, quote,

the American people could see what had happened. Sure. So was there blood on her dress? Yes. It was covered in it. No, he can't do that. You can't do that. No.

Julia Fox is being slammed, and you would know her mostly from, she did it Kanye for a while. And then she's always, like, naked. She's always, like, wearing clothes that are just as close to naked as could possibly be. She likes attention. For sure. So. She wrote a book, and I obviously didn't read the book, but I had a friend that read the book,

and he doesn't care about her whatsoever. But a friend, I think he lost a bet and had to read the book. and he was like it was one of the best books he ever read. Really? He said it was wild her life.

It made me want to read the book. So I might read the book. I'm reading one now about racial equal. It's called The Sum of Us Racial inequality meets economic inequality. It's actually pretty great.

So the juxtaposition are going from that to Julia Fox's book does feel like it's one jump to like a hard jump. It's different. Oh, she grew up. Oh, yeah.

But you're not saying anything. You're reading a page and you're just making... You said she grew up. That's about it. Because then I'm like, I don't want to give anything away. Just give us. I guess I don't know, like, what has she acted in? Because it says here she's famous for many things, her captivating acting.

She was in uncut, Jems. Oh, I guess I never saw that. She did? Yeah, she was good in that. She was just in that football movie, Him. Yeah, you didn't like that one, huh? Yeah, but she was very weird in it. I mean, it says she grew up with parents that had a really volatile relationship,

and she basically had to raise herself. Bobby, what? A possessive and abusive drug-dealing boyfriend, whose torment continued. Even from within Rikers Island, her boyfriend went away to Rikers Island. What's Rikers Island? A prison? Yeah. It's like one of the famous ones.

He was still able to torment her from there? Yes, Bobby, it is. While he was in prison? I think it's still a lot. I think Rikers is still a thing, too. Oh, she went to jail and a psychiatric hospital. Wow. She worked as a dominatrix.

Oh, she got entangled with the sugar daddy, and then she had a heroin habit. She has lived a life. It sounds like that's a good book. So when she wears Jackie Onassis or Jackie Kennedy's dress, oh yeah, that's the whole story, I forgot. It's kind of like, okay. Oh, no, it's definitely part of what she does.

Yeah. I mean, she said she was. wore it as a larger message of like the... Oh, did you see the story? Yeah, she, her comment about it or when she was responding to the critics, and I'm paraphrasing here, but basically she saw like it was a beautiful, tragic moment for Jackie O. And she wanted to represent that and the power that Jackie had in that moment and how strong she was.

So that was what she was dressing up as. You know, it sounds like what a PR team said, hey, if you get some pushback on it. Yeah. I saw someone comment under her that because they were like, and this is when Chad GPT comes in handy because it wrote it like this very like perfect response to any haters. That sounds like. I rarely go, huh, because we're numb to everything. We talk about news that sucks.

We're just a constant factory of having to create content. But I saw that and I was like, dang, that's hardcore. And then I scrolled out and I chose not to be offended. Yeah. Because what does it help? That's what she wants. Yeah. And again, if you're offended, you have chosen to be offended.

Now, if something happens that is happening where people are being hurt, that's not being offended. That's you actually stepping in to make a difference. What am I going to do here? Step in? No. Yeah, exactly not. Mike, is there somebody leaf blowing outside the door? Yeah.

Will you look and see if it's in my yard? Definitely. It's got to be, man. It's got to be right outside this very low. Yeah. Just open the old curtains over there because I just asked and someone said it's not my yard. No, it's right there. I see them.

it is them okay it's a poll guy is there okay you can shut the curtain that's all good we don't have to watch them no i don't see him anymore we just keep watching them all right let's do some voicemails here all right number one Eddie dude you literally didn't want your son to sign up for band so why are you giving Amy a hard time about wrestling call her? Did I give you a hard time about wrestling? I don't know.

Well, you were kind of telling her that she should let him wrestle and she's like, no. But at the same time you're not wanting your kid to do band. A band and wrestling is two different things. What's the difference? Oh, yours is about the actual activity. Yeah. So is mine. No, no.

Yours is about him doing something else that takes away from something. Eddie doesn't want his kid in band. Correct. Like he's an athlete. He doesn't need to be in band. But you're somebody who plays music. Right. But he, I wasn't an athlete.

Like athletes in school, they got special treatment, man. They got like all the hot girls. Like they had a different life than I did. And isn't that what you want for your kid, a better life? Here's what I would ask. My question would be, would you rather your kid go through a somewhat more difficult situation now and have skills that can help him the rest of his life as would be an investment?

Or would you like them now to get the, hey, I'm an athlete, and then it never actually matter because he didn't play college sports or NFL sports. Yeah. Yeah, because he probably won't. He won't play college. I don't know. I would look at this as like putting money into 401K. Sure, which I don't do.

Which you don't do. So I really don't know what that's like. I don't know. I just feel like he's got a good thing going. He's put a lot of work into basketball. He plays football. Like, follow those things. Why go into band just because it's an elective that's offered?

No, dude, just do your thing. But if he wants to do it, why keep him from doing it? Because I can tell he really doesn't want to do it. You sound like Amy now. Did he ask you if he could do it? No. Well, yeah. I can't tell if what I'm doing is good or bad because you said that negative.

Like, you sound like Amy now. Well, he sounds like Amy now because he did ask to do it. But even you said you don't think he that Stevens really wants to. I think it's friends doing wrestling. You're both saying the same thing and you both also don't want them doing it. Yeah. There's no way that he can play basketball and football and then be in the band. There's just, there's just no way.

Well, you're saying a lot of there is no ways. When there is a way, it might be difficult, but there is a way. Yeah, I've seen people do it. I'm not even advocating that you're wrong. I'm saying you're being hypocritical. And I'm also saying that if I were to pick something long term for a kid to do, it would be banned over sports. Yeah.

Because that is a... But you don't remember the athletes in high school. What was their life like? I played every sport and I still got beat up. So it doesn't matter. Dang it. That example? Yes.

So, and I got to be pretty good about 11th grade. That's when I started to actually, like, factor into our team. And still, yeah, you know, not, didn't make me cooler. Yeah. So, but man, I wish I would have been a band. Now, if he does do band and he plays the drums, that's cool. Drum, no, drums is the worst instrument to play in band. Why?

The snare drum do is awesome. And nothing against percussion, but imagine if he learned how to play music. I mean, that would be cool and helpful in the future, yes. He learned to play piano. I did think about like, all right, he's like really good at basketball, right? So he doesn't play college, or maybe he plays in a small college, that's the best case scenario. Doesn't play NBA, obviously. What else can he do with that?

Is he going to be one of those guys that goes to the Y and just kind of like... Only a coach. A coach or recreationally. Yeah. That's what I worry about a little bit. What part? He's just going to be the guy going to the park. But that's also okay if he loves doing it, as long as it doesn't hijack his life. You know what I was thinking about the other day, though?

That was like his parents, like, we should do. less to, like, things we say around our kids. Like, look, I know my son's not going to do anything with wrestling, but, like, when we steer them a certain direction, I think because my boyfriend was just talking about this the other day, that, like, his dad sort of steered him, like, his dad's a lawyer and then humans college and he went to law school. And my boyfriend is convinced to this day, he's like, I could have, I'm, I'm a good basketball coach.

I hear he, scuba Steve. No, no, he's a good coach. Oh, not an NBA player. No, he doesn't think he play NBA. He could have played in college. This is your boyfriend? Yes, but like at smaller schools. So that's why he did track at UVA.

He had like a partial scholarship there. He'd rather go there. But anyway, he's like, something about how it works. And he's coached like, you know those leagues that kids playing? Yeah, the record. He had one of those. Like him and his dad, they had this league and they ran the whole thing. And he loved it.

And he's really good at coaching kids. He coaches his kids well. He can see that like a coach is, I don't see it. But he sees things well. And he's like, I know without a doubt, like I could have been a high level type coach. And he's like, I often wonder. what I would have done with that, but he sort of like listened to his dad

and went a different direction. And, you know, he's in his mid-50s now and he's like, it's too late. There's nothing I can do now. But he's like, I don't know. He just wonders, like, if he would have pursued that passion where he would have been. And I'm like, oh, man.

Not as rich. That's true. Oh, maybe unless he's a big coach. No. That's such a needle on a haystack. It's like if you're a successful musician. You don't get into coaching or any art for money.

now you might end up making money, but it's one in a million. Even great coaches sometimes don't get the right break. I have friends that are Division I football coaches now. And a big fight that we have on our sports show is these coaches are getting these $50 million buyouts now, $30 million buyouts. And it doesn't make them any happier. They don't want to be fired. They have plenty of money. And money's not what drove them to get to these places.

Yeah. Like nothing about money drove a James Franklin at Penn State to be that good. Because when you get into a job like that, it's not about money because there is no money for 15 years. So if you're in goal as money, and if you're in goal is money at anything, you're usually not going to make much money unless it's simply finance and you get into finance. But if you're in goal as money, you're not going to make a whole lot of money unless your actual avenue is money. And coaching your avenue is not money.

So these guys get fired with all this money, all they want to go do is coach again. And it's not like they're getting their coaching money plus that money. So it doesn't make them any happier when they get fired and they have $30 million, $40 million. They already have enough money. It doesn't affect their life. And it drives them crazy. and so that's crazy that someone's not doing good at their job and so then they have to get bought

out for lots of money. It's a good contract that they wrote. Yeah, when they take the deal. So it protects both sides. So it also protects, let's say, I use James Franklin at Penn State, who was the coach there who got fired. So they had to pay him 50 million bucks or they're going to have to. And in the end, they're not going to have to. But because if he takes another job, some of that money, some of that money is mitigated. Yes. And so if he makes $30 million, they'll get to pay him $20 million, not the whole 50. All that to be said, it protects both sides

because if James Franklin has, let's say a $50 million buyout and Oregon wants to hire him. They can't just hire them. They have to pay that $50 million buyout to the school so they can then hire James Franklin from the school.

And in the same way, if James Franklin gets fired, it protects both sides, they have to pay. So it is on both sides, but I try to explain to folks when it comes to these coaching searches,

when they're like, man, who cares he got a $30 million is all good no no he's going to keep coaching and the $30 million doesn't affect anything because that money doesn't affect his bottom line because he made so much they wouldn't have put that buyout to be that expensive how much did the Texas A&M Jimbo Fisher over 70 70 million and he's and here's what I know about Jimbo Fisher it's I'm gonna tell you the craziest thing about my life right now my phone goes off from freaking coaches all the time now because the Arkansas job is open and I have nothing to do with that job you're sorry who's calling

you? Well, they're texting for the most part. Oh, you're on like a group text? No, different, coaches. Coaches are texting you? Yes. It's, and I tell them, I have nothing to do with the college, what does coaching search? They're like, well, we know you're a donor and you're close. And I'm like, I'm really not that close anymore. I don't want to be close. I don't even like some of the people up there. Is that what you tell them? Kind of. I go, hey, I'm not as involved as you might think. And they're like, yeah, but you can like say something. Or you can like publicly say something. That's crazy, man. I told Eddie last night, there's one really famous coach that I know wants the Arkansas job and people would freak out if they knew

who it was. And I wouldn't see on camera because I don't want to blow him up. But it's just a bizarre time in my life right now. So you know he wants a job because he texted you? He told someone to text me because he can't text me. Oh. Yeah. Okay. It's weird. But anyway, that doesn't matter. You think he would be a good fit? No. Ah, yes. No. I don't know. I don't think he'll get it. But I think it would be crazy, right? That would be very crazy. It would be very crazy. Anyway, my whole point is,

and I'm not even sure how this starts. No. You wouldn't get it. I was going to guess, honey, that it's not in it. We're not on camera. You wouldn't get it. So you can, well, don't say it. It's not this person.

Just mouth it, though. People also heard you say Bill Belichick. I heard that. No, all I said was. You said, Bab, check. Whatever. That would be crazy.

He looks so funny out there on the field with his little outfit, his dad. He does look funny. Yeah. All right, let's play another voice. I'll go ahead. I am curious. Is your last name, your mom's last name, or your dad's last name, knowing your childhood? All right, thanks.

My real last name is my biological father's last name because my real mom and my real dad were married and they were together until I was five. So that's five years of, you don't remove a kid's name after five years, I don't think. And I never, once Arkansas Keith came in, I was already like 12 or 13, I wasn't going to change my name. So my biological name is my biological father's last name.

It's a good question though. All right, next. Got a comment on a segment about lunch spot, figured out where his stomach pain's coming from. He loves to eat his toenails, okay? You eat a lot of toenails you're stuck in your stomach called stomach bang.

Love the show, long time listener, morning studio. Ew. Okay. That has nothing to do with it. I mean, I've been eating my toenails my whole life. It has nothing to do. It's caught up to you. Yeah.

It's just like stacked toenails from his whole life and finally it hit the pain point. They did say that diverticulitis or whatever is like things getting stuck and making it infected. Yeah, like little holes. So toenails, pricking little holes? Diverticulitis. Yeah, I would be dead if it was diverticolitis.

If it was been four months, if it's going on that long and you have something blocked up in there, you'd be... Maybe it's divertonelitis. Hey-oh. Hey-oh. Good one. All right, next one up. Just watch the Carolina Panthers Green Bay Packers game. And Bobby, I just want to congratulate you.

But I'm a Packish fan, so I was really hoping that they would not. make that feel gold. I did. So congratulations. Y'all have a good day. Thank you. Panthers won again. Keep pounding.

Does it frustrate you that you join the fan base and they start winning? But yet you are a lifelong Arkansas Razorback fan. They cannot win.

No. Because some may say, dude, you jumping in on this Panthers fan base. I think it's helped the trajectory of the team. Change the whole thing. Yeah, I do think it's helped

the trajectory of the team. They're just not the same. Okay. One, I've been a fan of my whole life, Arkansas, and the other, I've been a fan of my whole life, but for like a month. Right, right, right. And I don't even like the colors. The blue? The electric blue?

I'm growing. It's growing on me. I just like everything red. But I'm getting there, but we keep pounding. Hey, what a game. What a game. What a game for sure. That was a good one. Yeah, it is kind of cool, though, to watch them win. because I'm in like a little

Twitter group of Panther fans. You are? Yeah. Oh. Basically all we do is keep right. Keep pounding. Keep pounding. Yeah, that's basically all be right.

All right. All right. I got some other stuff we're going to do here. How about Eddie saw a celebrity in the wild? I did. Kind of a B.C. list. I don't know that I'm really up for the game. B.C. Before you tell your story.

BC. I had a tickle threat this morning. What's a tickle threat? I think you know what a tickle threat is. No. You wake up and you're like, oh, God, is that a tickle? In your throat? Yeah.

Oh, okay. Oh, wow, I've never heard that. Yeah, I just made it up. I just made it up. Because it does feel like a threat. Yeah, it's like, uh-oh, I'm threatening you. You might be getting sick. It's always, yeah, it's like that, I think about this often when I start to get sick.

It's like, there's always that moment where you're fine and then you're not. There was a pup. It's so weird. I had it last night. We were recording 25 whistles. Right in the middle of a, me talking, it goes, tickle threat. And I was like,

oh God. Sound the alarm. Yeah, and so you're like swallowing going, you're like double and triple checking. Okay, is my throat getting sore? And then I went and I took some allergy medicine. It's been raining here and then I'm Googling, just rain her. And then, so I got a tickle threat and my stomach's upset.

And I don't think I'm sick. If I'm sick, I can't have surgery this week. Oh, no. I got to have surgery too. It hurts so bad. We've been over this. This is the week. Can you not tell the, doctor that you're sick? You can. I don't want to poop everywhere though during surgery.

Oh. Because you're going to be out. Yeah. That'd be so embarrassing. Wear a pull up. I show up and diaper. Do you do you always wear a diaper, sir? You never know. I... Oh. So I got a tickle threat and my stomach is a little upset. And it's like, I'm still checking. Like every 15 seconds, like, swallowing. Yeah.

And so that's what's up. Just take like ibuprofen. that's what I do. And even though if I'm still sick, I don't feel it. It's kind of pushed through. Well, I've pushed through. And I think there's also a thing, too, where you say you're not sick, but when you finally admit you're sick to yourself,

that's when it fully freaking run. You allow it to really. Yeah. Like, you can lose to it. Yes. You for sure can lose to it if you never admit it, and you can lose to sickness. And there's nothing you can do about it.

A virus has taken over the body or a bacteria has taken over the body. But there's also a point, too, where you're fighting it. And as soon as you go, oh, yep, I think I'm sick. It's just like the wrecking ball, boom. You've given up. You've given up. Well, the quicker you surrender, the quicker it's over.

That sounds weird. That does sound weird. I don't like that. Okay. I admit to the illness. No, we know. Eddie. Yeah.

Oh, oh, my... Yeah, tell us your story. Celebrating in the wild. Yes. I was at a basketball game. My kid's basketball game, and it was like a small town outside of town. Like, it wasn't in Nashville.

And I see this celebrity, kind of walk in, look around, kind of look for a place to sit and then walk back out. I was like, ooh, I know who that is. No one bothered him. Did he ever come back after that? Our game was over, and then I saw him in the parking lot walking back in. Okay, kids? Yeah, he's watching his kids.

Okay. I don't know. Because I got a tickle threat, so I'm setting it up with. Yeah, yeah. I don't really have the capacity to do the guessing game. I'm trying to guess based on when someone, I've seen once before. If you want to play the game, go ahead.

My tickle threat keeps me from being super engaged. Was he once married to someone way more famous? Oof, I don't think so. I mean, that doesn't come to mind. I know he's married, but I don't even know his wife. Oh, well, they got divorced. Who were you thinking? I was talking about that guy that was married to Kristen Cavalary.

Cutler? Jay Cutler? Yeah, him. I saw him at a lot of basketball games. What's weird about those two is that your perception of him not being as famous as her as crazy. Oh. Because it just depends

on what world you're in. He was very famous. He was a football player. Yeah. Okay, my bad. No, no, no. You're right.

Except they're also right to go, yeah, Jay Culler was married to the girl in a reality person, not as famous as he is. And that's right too. Yeah, you're right. They both just have their lanes

that they're very big in. Isn't him? I like Kristen, by the way, for the record. I like Kristen. That's all. The record. Yeah.

Well, no, I don't want it to be a shot in any way. Kristen has always been so nice to me and so nice to Caitlin. So I was just saying that both could be seen. I've never met her. Yeah, she's to me always been A plus. And to Caitlin, she's always been A plus. So I like Kristen. Who was it?

It was Dylan Scott. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I would have never guessed Dylan Scott. I know. He's been at my son's basketball games too. Okay, kind of same area. Same area town. He did the same thing too where he came in, looked around a little bit and then walked out.

I'm like, dude, just sit down. No, knows who you are. Just watch the game. I don't think it was about him seeing it's probably just like seeing if there are enough seats or something. I don't know. But like leave the game your kid's playing. I'd watch the game no matter who I was. No, I don't think the game had started yet, Scoob.

I think he had just kind of walked in, was looking maybe what court he's playing in or whatever and then walked back out. We will not be slandering Dylan Scott here. I will not allow it because I like Dylan. I think Dylan's great. I think Dylan from my experience with him, super humble guy. No Dylan's a nice guy. But I'm just saying like honestly like if you put him in a lineup, it's like which one's But you don't know why he was walking out.

You're assigning that he. Yes. It is weird that we both saw the same thing though. That's strange. He broke his head in, looked and then walk back out. And maybe he's just seeing if there's, how many kids do he have? I don't know. Never saw his kid.

I won't accept the slander. But it was cool. I didn't get close enough to see him because I think that I can probably say, hey, what's up, Dylan? He would know who I was maybe. Maybe not know. Hey, it's Eddie. but like yeah i know you you're on the radio was there a Halloween decoration in one of your

neighbors yards oh dude this was this was a thing so it was saturday so it was past Halloween and this decoration was in my neighbor's yard it was kind of windy that day so it kept going off it was like like two in the morning and we could hear it all the kids would come in from the bed our bedroom be like what's that noise something's outside making noise like what do you what is it so finally I investigated. I found out that it was a decoration in my neighbor's yard. And my wife's like, go unplug it. I was like, what? I can't go to my neighbor's yard and unplug their decoration because it's keeping you up. So I unplugged it. Yeah, I would have too. I'm probably on her door cam. That'd be the only thing that was a little weird because I would unplug it at 99 out of 100 times.

The only one time would have been, do I want to be on her door cam? Right. That's what I thought. I'm in my PJs like, and that black and white door can. But yeah, dude, it was so loud. Because they're not going to call you and be like, did you unplug our thing? They may see it and just be like, that's not cool and hold it against you for some reason. Well, it was Saturday.

They haven't said anything. But I don't know. It's just, I felt weird doing it, but I had to do it because it was so loud. Amy ran into John Christ at the Tennessee football game. He's just sitting. I saw him walking like by the concessions. You guys know who that is?

Yeah, median. Yeah. Well, he came on the first. the show when you think that was that was long time ago so it was one of you did dating laura lena right yeah so i mean this has been quite some time and that's honestly the only time i've met him so i don't know him you know that was pre-canceled right that was before yes that was before he got canceled i still i follow him on instagram and so his stuff pops up for me a lot i laugh i feel like i know him but i don't and then his podcast stuff will even show up i don't follow that but it'll show but it'll show

up and my suggestion. I'm like, oh, that's funny. And so I see him, and I wouldn't normally say, like, I don't know, but he walks right by me, and I was like, John, like, we know each other, but we don't. And I was like, in my head, I'm like, why did I just say his name? Stupid. Like, I didn't know. And so then I start stumbling because I'm like, you don't, we, um, you've come on the show before I work. I'm on the, and I'm talking this way. And I'm like, I'm on the Bobby Bone show and you come on. And he was like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know who you are. We played softball together. And I was like, okay, and I walk away. And I'm like, no, that's definitely Morgan. Because like, Morgan has played softball with him unless, like, we're going back years and years.

Way, way back. Like 10 years ago when maybe I played or something. But he definitely was just trying to be nice and like, oh, Bobby Bonjo. Oh, softball. Oh, yeah. I know who you are. I played with you. And I walked away. I'm like, you know, you don't know who I am. Morgan, did you play softball with John recently? Yeah, it was a couple years ago. We were on the same team. Yeah. So it was one of those moments, but I just walked away and I was like, I don't know what just happened. I should have just done the thing like, hi. Well, it's, don't worry about it because he's going to be like, that Morgan from the By-Bone show came up to me. She was kind of annoying. I don't know. I definitely don't think I was annoying. I tried to make this as like quick as possible, but I blurted out his

name. And I'm like, it's just one of those cases of like you follow someone on Instagram's and you feel like you know them. And if I was genuinely like this huge fan, I'd be like, love your work, big fan, but I don't know. Or you'd have been like, John Christ. Yeah, or like, you're so funny. You were like, Jay Dog. Yeah, like, yo, Jay. Like, we know each other. Like, we're friends.

And I was like, this is just, I didn't handle this well. Because, of course, we like it if someone, like, the listener came up to me. So that's great. Like, but they're like, I love listening to Joe. I listen all the time. I listen all the time. I had nothing. I was like, John.

Long time, no C. Except for we don't know each other. I did that with the coach from Friday Night Lights. Kyle Chandler? Kyle Chandler? I saw him in the rest of. room in a movie theater. I was like, Kyle, what's up, dude?

And he was like, what the? I'm convinced, though, because I think people will do that with me occasionally. But I never think anything negative because I just, I put it on me and go, I'm such a douche because I don't remember who that is. Yeah. Because they'll do the whole thing and they'll be like, Bobby. I'm like, what's up? Hey, man, I'm really good to see you.

Good to see you too. And they're like, what's been happening? I don't know, man. And we'll get into a conversation. And in my head, I'm going, I don't know who this is. But in case I have, I don't even mean. In case, I've, like, worked with them in some capacity. And so we walk away.

And it could be one of those situations where it's somebody just listens to the show. But in my head, I'm like, I'm a terrible person because I did not remember who they were. And I may have never met them. So I wouldn't put too much pressure on yourself. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Always. That's exactly how he was.

Always said. He goes, I know who you are. Like, he was literally just trying to. It's like, Laney Wilson a lunchbox. Yeah. Once she's like, hey. Hey, buddy. There you are.

There he is. There he is. Buddy. Because she hit him with her, There he is. There he is. Let's fuck. Didn't she say there he is?

No, she goes, I thought that was you. Oh, yeah. That's exactly like the movie hate. That's a good line. It's like, oh, I know. I thought that was you. I wish you were to hit her with the who.

Who did you think I was? You could tell she knew who I was. She never said your name. So? I didn't say, hey, say my name. But didn't you say Laney? Yeah. and I said, how's it going?

She said, I thought that was you. It's like, sorry, chasing my kids, you know. And she goes, yeah, da, da, da, da, have a good day. And I'm telling you, I'm not going to say no chance, but 83% chance that she did not know who lunchbox was. But I'm going to give them 17% chance. Because if they hit you with just, I thought that was you without a specific comment, they didn't think it was you.

They just say that sometimes. Yeah, they would follow it over the name. Yeah. I thought that was you. Lunchbox. How's the show going? What's, some sort of specific question. It's risky, though, man, talking to these celebrities. Risky. That's kind of why I saw Dylan Scott. I'm like, I'm not going to go.

Why is it risky? You risked the whole, like, there he is. Oh, you don't know who I am. Got it. Got it. We had, and this episode comes up on Friday on the Bobbycast and the show. Vincent Mason is an artist who, new artist, he's killing it. He's going out and opening the Morgan Wallen, big shows in the, uh, stadiums. He's got a song called Hell on the Dance Floor. He's got a hundred million stream. So he's really making it. One of these new artists that have blown up on TikTok, but he's also

done it in like the traditional sense as well. And he came in and we started talking. I never met him before. And he was like, I've seen you in my gym a couple times. And I know for a fact, he hasn't. Because I haven't gone to a gym. We have a gym at the house. Yeah. And there's only two ways you can do that. One, you got to cut it off right then and be like, you haven't. Or two, you just be like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, and you just keep going. Which way did I do it? You're like, oh, I think you just, like, let it be. No chance.

Bobby won't let it be. No, uh. I would let it be. I'd be like, cool, yeah, yeah. I don't think there's no chance. Bobby would be like, no, man, I haven't got to the gym in a long time. It probably wasn't me. I said, what gym?

And so he said, I said, no, I don't go to the gym. I said, we have a gym right here on the property. That ain't me. And it was a funny moment I didn't feel like it was so embarrassing that it would have like put him on his heels and he was like there's somebody looks exactly like you who I never go talk to

because I'm always nervous to go talk to them and I'm like hey, that ain't me man so I always say too that it's always like really weird people that just wear glasses when people think they're me they don't have to really look anything like me sometimes they get so offended when people tag they're like are you in Rapid City Iowa

is this you and it's this dude he looks like sloth but with glasses. He looks nothing like you. But he's wearing darkroom glasses and I'm like, is that what people think I look like? Yeah. So. You know Pastor Matt, he gets it a lot.

He does and I don't think he looks anything like Bobby. Oh, I do. I scroll across his stuff sometimes and I think it's me. You do? Yeah. You even think it's you? I do sometimes. They do have their hair.

He's bigger. He's way bigger though. On a video, you don't see height. It's a video, Eddie. They don't know how tall. He is pretty tall. What's wrong with you? It's a video.

The two guys that I've seen that look like Bobby are way. Eddie, Hater. Eddie's like, no, Pastor Matt's 6'5. Oh, he's a big dude. Okay, but you can't tell. Well, I see him in person. Right, but you can't tell on Instagram. Right. Like, when I scroll by, if it's just him, it does look like me.

There's another guy who does a podcast called Discrace Land, who I scroll through and he looks like me sometimes, too. You know what? Johnny Knoxville kind of looks like you. Oh, Johnny Knoxville was at the game. He did the... In Knoxville? I've been hit twice, whether you Johnny Knoxville's in the past two weeks.

The only difference with that is his hair is, solid gray. Oh really? Totally. Like when he took the field, I was like, that is, wow, he looks very, very similar except for just a full head of gray hair. He let it go. Let it go. Good for him. Yeah, good for him. I mean, but I could do see how you'll look alike. When I was in Arkansas, did I tell the story on this podcast? No. When I was in Arkansas, we went to the basketball game and the football game. And after the basketball game, DJ, my brother-in-law who coached softball at Arkansas. We were leaving the basketball game and we were stopping by Brahms

because Grace's wife wanted some ice cream. So we're stopping by and I go up and I'm like, hey, do you have any dairy free options? And the guy's like, just stoned out of his mind. And he's like, dude, it's ice cream. It is dairy. And I'm like, okay, you don't have any and

all good. And so he then turns around and goes, hey, can I ask you a question? And that's a place that I get talk to and recognized a lot. That's where I'm from. So the whole evening is pictures.

And that's great. I love it. And he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know he's about to say, you're body bones. And he goes, you're Johnny Knoxville? And I'm like, no, man, I'm sorry about that. But I had two, like a car of kids here in front of my, like, we were driving down the road. And they're like, stop, roll your window down.

And I'm like, all right. So I roll my window down. We're driving. And it's like, hey, are you Johnny Knoxville? No. In my car. Yeah. That's funny.

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your podcasts. Baby boom, come on. Amy, you went to the Tennessee, Oklahoma football game this weekend. It was good? Yeah, intense. Those fans are intense, I think. Whose fans? U.T.

It's weird to call them U.T. I know it is. For me, too. Is there multiple U.T? I know. You're from Austin. I'm from Austin. So I'm very much like, no, UT Longhorns, but, you know, you spend one night there

and you learn. Okay. You know, like that place is huge. Like, and you are packed in there, like, Dines. They do have one of the best game night environments. Yeah, it was pretty cool. In all of college football. Yeah, Tennessee does. Their band was legit. They had a light show before. They did great lights during the game too. They had a DJ. It was bumping. I'm not going to lie. It was fun. However, I'm not like a

UT fan. I could have easily cheered for Oklahoma, except for I was surrounded by UT people, so I would not have done that. There were Oklahoma people there. They were definitely outnumbered. and I had to take a break at one point and just like walk like the where the concessions and bathrooms are because I was so claustrophobic in our seats. And all of a sudden I hear Amy and I look over and it's two Oklahoma fans. And they are listeners of the show, Jamie and Tanna. And they were hanging out by the concession area because they, the wife was so overwhelmed because the UT fans were being so rude to her at their seats.

Like her eyes were kind of even watering. Like she's like, she goes, not going to lie, it's brutal in there. So I was just out here taking a break. And she said on our drive up here, she said to her husband, I heard on the Bobby Bone Show that Amy's going to be here, do you think we'll run into her? And he said, babe, 102,000 people are in this stadium. There is no way we are seeing Amy. And I said, well, it was meant to be because I needed a break.

You needed a break. And then boom, we found each other. She said the fans were being hard on her. Yeah, I guess whatever. And I'm sure this isn't every UT fan, but where they were sitting, the fans around them were being particularly rude and harsh because they were like the only Oklahoma people. And of course they had on all their gear. It's got to be hard. The worst place that I've ever been where fans were meanest to me was U.T.

Texas. Oh, Texas. The other U.T. I was in Arkansas stuff. They were very mean to me, throwing stuff at us. I mean, what's up with that behavior? The older I get, the dumber that is. Like everybody's just there rooting on their teams.

Yeah. There's no reason to be rude. They have to be kids, right? Like, they're not adults. Or drunk adults. Oh, boy. My wife's a massive Oklahoma fan, so we watched the game. She was pretty happy with that.

It was Oklahoma's first, like, win on the road versus a ranked team. They kind of needed that. Yeah, it was good to get that win before the bye week. I don't know. I heard the quarterback say that. I mean, you sounded like you knew what you're talking about. I know, and then I was like, I hope I said that right. How was your hotel room?

Oh, it was not good. Really? No, we had to kind of take what we could get. And we needed two rooms because I went, my boyfriend and his kids, and so they had a room, and then I had a room. And to get two rooms last minute, and everything was booked in this town, like everything, because so many people. And my room was horrible. It smelled like cigarettes, like it reeked so bad. And this is a non-smoking hotel.

So the people for me clearly, I don't. I don't know if they were just puffing the whole time they were there. They probably couldn't get a room. They were smokers. It was like, this is not a room we can get. Yeah. Well, but this was after, they were seeing there before the game. Like, I was there the game weekend.

You don't think it was just melted into the walls? Like from years and years. I don't know, maybe. So I have to go down and I want to say something because I want them to know I wasn't the one smoking. And I'm like, what can we do? And they're like, man, we have no other rooms. So I left there and it reminded me of when I used to go stay with my grandma

when I was a kid, they smoked, and I would come back home and, like, my luggage, my clothes, my hair, everything smelled like cigarettes. That was me. I could not wait to shower when I got home. They did give me some cleaning supplies, but then my room smelled- Wait, they gave you cleaning supplies? Yes. To clean the room? They gave you like a mob and a bucket. I'm telling you, we should have just driven home because, but we were like, well, what if we're tired because it's a night game? So we, the, the hotel room is a last-minute decision, and I'm telling you, we had to take what we could get. And I, So then my room smelled like chemicals

Meets cigarette smoke And then I just left And I was thinking later I was like What would the guys do? Because I feel like lunch wants to be like I would have a home I don't want a refund I had driven home

But I didn't have a car And their room didn't smell like cigarettes I was the only one Dealing with it Maybe I would have slept on I know Could you stay with them I would have just stayed in the cigarette room

I don't know Just deal with it And then realize And then realize we booked it so late This is what you get when you book late. There's very few options, so you take what you can get.

Yeah. So, I mean, the overall experience is like, I feel the stadium, like this is like a bucket list item for some people. Like even some of my friends from Texas that saw me post about the stadium that are longhorns, they're like bucket list to go to that stadium

just to experience it. And I'm like, okay, well, cool, check. Because I'm not going back. Did you sing, the song the whole time for the rest of the night, Rocky Top? Because they play it over and over again. No. You didn't?

No. You don't remember it? Oh, Rocky Top, V, O, L, S, well, yes. I mean, some of it, I absorbed, but a lot of it. It was chaos where we were sitting, though, because at our seats, the box behind us had Morgan Wall and Theo Vaughn and Peyton Manning. And so people were trying to make their way to our section just to get pictures and videos of him, and the ushers were like super annoyed and they should be.

It was obnoxious. Like every time I would come back, like if I went to the bathroom or came back, They're like, do you have a seat here or you just try? And I'd be like, I would purposely like put my phone away, not even look up towards the box, because I wanted them to know, I'm not interested in these people. I just want to go to my seats and they're like, where are your seats? I was like, Section T26 or something. I don't know.

And it was chaos. Like so many people were just trying to get their picture of Morgan and Theo. Of them, not with them. Yeah, of them. Yeah. And they're like, Morgan, like, yelling at him. And I'm like so, I was just like, I'm not with these people. I mean, I wasn't, but I didn't want anybody to think I was.

You're not going to believe the next thing I'm going to tell you. What? Arkansas lost again. Amy's like, no, I believe it. Yeah, you know, that's the point. She's not shocked. I honestly didn't. We lost again.

Burn it down. Burn it down. It's time to burn it down. It's time to burn it down. Yeah. So what does that mean? Get rid of everybody. We need to start over.

Like players, coaches, everything? Everybody. Time to move on. There's not one thing you'd keep? Maybe burn all the uniforms. Oh, man. You know, maybe everything. Campus.

Yeah, they should get some of those cleaning supplies. Yeah. And they just wipe it all down. Mm-hmm. Well, I'm sorry. It was terrible. We were winning the whole game. Oh, oh, God.

The whole game. It's been like that every week. Wait. Like, who were you playing? Mississippi State. They're terrible, too. And you were supposed to win. Yes, and we were winning the whole game.

And like, our fans want to blame the rest. And the reps weren't good, but you can't let a team that's that bad beat you. So it was definitely not the ref's fault. There were calls, but I'm also not a big ref blamer. But it was so stupid. But anyway, we lost again. I think it's like seven in a row. Woo!

Rocket Top Tennessee! I mean, are you all winning at losses? Yes. They're leading the losses. We're the national champions of losses. Good job, man. I don't know. I'm trying to find it. Like, what did I do to deserve this in life?

I've never had a championship football team my whole life. Like, what do I pay taxes? I help people. I can't get anything. You pay taxes? Yeah, I do. We all do, man. Well, you know, I do it early.

I help people. I do all I can I can't get it kills me and I love I like to say this for the record I love my wife Okay

I'm getting a little irritated With her team winning Oh yeah She's an Oklahoma fan Yeah it's tough And we watched our game And she's not in any way Root about it

She's like how come you guys Always like blow it at the end I'm like I know And then she wins again In Tennessee And like barely But that's a good It's a good win

I know That's what I mean They They came up I pay my taxes. It sucks so bad. It's like my favorite thing in the world. I can't even get like a good bite.

Would you ever consider, you know how you just, I know even a lifelong Panthers fan, but also it's new? Would you ever consider switching college? No chance. It's such a part of my identity. And everything about me, no chance. I love them too much.

Would you ever get rid of a kid? No. But that's not the same thing. It's not the same thing. It's the same to me. Okay. I'd think about it. Yeah.

Well, I'm glad, was your whole crew upset because you guys lost? No, I learned, I told you right before I learned that they're not really fans. Like, my boyfriend just really wanted his boys to go. Again, their mom went there. That was her undergrad. So they kind of went more of like, okay, this is something to experience. But he said he even has a hard time. Like, he wasn't, when Oklahoma would score, he almost was like happy.

for them. He's like, I just have a really hard time cheering for UT for some reason. He's like, I don't know what it is. So I was like, okay, cool, cool. We don't have to come back. Would you change your team? Come on, Amy. That's local. This feud's going to be hard. It's one of those. Oh, gosh. I hate when you start it like that. All right, so the top 10, free things were all guilty of not throwing away. So we get them for free and then we just hoard them. We keep them.

Okay. It's one of the harder feuds, but it's also very relatable and fun. Nobody may get a single one. You may get all of them. So we rolled the dice backstage. Who's first, Mike? Eddie. Eddie is first.

So 10 answers are on the board. Top 10 free things. We're all guilty of not throwing away. All right, give me t-shirts. Good. Yeah, I was looking too. No. What?

Oh. Free? I had that down. Free t-shirts? Yeah. I don't think a lot of people get free t-shirts like we do, though, because we're in industry where there's a lot of free merch going around. We get a lot of free t-shirts.

Cousies. That's good. All right. Show me. What? I have so many. Again, probably industry-specific. Wow.

We got like nine Parker McCollum Cousies up here. We do. Yeah. Okay. Lunchbox? I'm going to go with sunglasses. That's good. Free sunglasses?

Oh, boy. We may go over. Did you check that list again? Yeah. All right. I got something. As you get older, you realize just how many of these things are you accumulated? Yes.

For some reason, we all feel the necessity to keep things we get for free because we're convinced they'll be useful one day, except they're not. Eddie. We get free mugs. Coffee mugs. Okay. This is getting hard. Amy? Yeah, cups.

Well, they already said mugs. No, coffee mugs. It's in a cup. It's very different. Like I was thinking... Lunchbox? Bags. Man, you go to places that they hand you a little bag. Here, carry your stuff. Bad. We don't ever throw away.

Like a grocery store bag. Yeah. He's on the board. If that guy didn't get one of the free ones, nobody was going to. It was true. Oh, I was like, man. You love free stuff. There's eight. Yeah, that's good.

All right. Give me... Paper fans. Those fans, you go to a game, And you keep me in your car Show me paper fans Man you were close Eddie

Pens You go to the bank Go ahead keep the pen Good Do they ever say that or do they chain it down? They chain it down with the bank I go to Pens Oh my goodness

Wow It's not good Yeah this one's too hard We're going to what six rounds No we're going three man We're gonna go until everybody gets all of them We're going to be here all day. The Sub-Athon.

Amy. Hats. I had hats. You did? Win. Well, no, I just said I had them. I had a written showy hats. That's nice.

Lunchbox? Yeah, I mean, you go to the place like, oh, here's a magnet. Put it on your fridge. Magnet! Lunchbox won. He got one right. That's your big one. Hey!

16 points. Let's go. We got two at zero, though. Oh, yeah. We tied for last. I won. That's what matters. So what in the world is on this list?

How might you give us a hint? Well, no, I just give you all of them now. Well, no, no, because you got to... Because we got to find for last. Okay, something you probably have in your refrigerator. Oh, got it. If you give it for free? What a refrigerator?

And they give it to you for free. For free? A condiment? Correct. Yeah. Oh! Because you get the condiments in the bag. Condiment packages.

Okay. That's true. How about this one, something that comes in your bag when you order food? A napkin. What? Napkins is correct. Superware. But I keep mine in my car.

Plastic. How about something also that's in your bag? Would you say, Amy? Plastic silverware. Yeah, plastic. I see where you're going with this. Yeah, like I was seeing like literal free like marketing merch. Yeah, because that's what we get all the time.

We were all stuck on that. Other ones are hotel toiletries. Lunchbox, you should have gotten that. Pre-packaged screws from furniture that you don't use. Cardboard boxes from things. Ray's cutting me off on my answer. We know it's on there because he... Gift bags and tissue paper.

So when you get a gift, you keep it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Old cords and charging cables just in case. Oh, one of those. and extra buttons that come on new clothes. I wish... I don't think the buttons are free. Like, they...

They cost money. This is one of those that we're just going to put on the podcast. What? Yeah, this is a podcast segment. I wish I could go back and play that one again. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, well, there you have it, everybody.

Thank you. All right, thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow. Hope you have a great rest of the day. And you have anything out today? We got a 25 whistles. It's up. We did it last night, so it's up on the feed now.

but you can check out that show. Do you think? Oh, no, we have stuff up for you and check it out. But then at midnight, a new episode will load every Tuesday. Okay, don't put them up at midnight. I don't know. I'm saying that. Is it not midnight?

What time should I put them up? It could, but you should put it up at 2 a.m. Ooh, why? Because West Coast and it doesn't show up as yesterday. Oh. Hold on. Think about that. Let me see what time we put it up.

So if you put it up at midnight here, it's fine. It goes up. But mountain time, it's 11 o'clock theirs, and it's 10 o'clock Pacific. So on the podcast, when it says when it came out, It's going to go yesterday. It's not going to look like as new of an episode. It's going to feel old, smart. Oh, I'm asking my producer.

Okay, cool. Just tell your producer 2 a.m. Well, I'm asking, he may do too. He lives on West Coast, so I... Yeah, midnight, West Coast is the time to post stuff if you're going to do it during the overnight. Because he lives in Seattle. Oh, there you go. Dang.

Your producer lives in Seattle. That's cool. Dang, she's got hoes. In different area codes. In different area codes. All right, we're out. You guys have a great rest of the day. We'll see you tomorrow.

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