The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Bobby On How Being A Dad Will Change His Views On Christmas + Amy Makes A Big Mistake + Woman With 36M Boobs Makes Desperate Plea For Surgery + We All Doubt Lunchbox When He’s Right

Episode Date: December 1, 2025

Bobby talks about a mom who is putting out a desperate plea for help with breast reduction surgery. Bobby also talks about a dusty garage painting that could now be worth $900K and how another woman was scammed after thinking they were talking to a celebrity online. A new study found there are five major stages of life, and your brain doesn't fully shift into "adult mode" until age 32. Amy makes a big mistake in her 'around the room' story and must face the jury. Eddie talked about a woman who was delighted to learn she had two sisters after doing a DNA test... but things got ugly when she learned they were heiresses to a $28m fortune. We all scoffed at Lunchbox, but it turns out he might be right about something for once. Bobby talked about going to Brett Eldredge’s Christmas show last night and how he had an emotional breakthrough thinking about the holiday once he is a dad. We all shared our ‘I know ball’ things that people would be surprised that we know a lot about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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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. Yeah. Listen to thanks, Dad. on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's a Bobby Bones show. This woman who has 36M-sized boobs is making a desperate plea for surgery.

What? 36M. Yeah, that's got to be painful on her back. Yeah. Is A the smallest? Yes. So, M's... Do you not know this?

No, why would I know that? He... Eddie, you know it. You're a man. You don't know what a bra size... I've heard. I heard like, oh, she has D's. I'm like, oh, that's big. I didn't know if they started an A.

Is there like double A that's like super small? Is it like... He keeps asking. Is it like, I don't like baseball? Yeah, yeah. Like the rookie ball, then A ball. And he's like, and then does B come next? No, sob. I know that.

There's double D big? Mom is putting out a desperate plea for help with breast reduction surgery. Melissa Ashcroft has experienced serious back pain from hauling around. That's a funny term. to use their hauling. It does feel like you've got to put them in a wheelbarrel. They're so big. 36M breasts.

Now that she's got two kids, it's only gotten worse. She says it takes her an hour to get out of bed. She can't even pick up her eight-month-old daughter. Now the National Health Institute is telling her that just some stuff, she's doing a go-fund-me, but 36M. I don't know that I've ever seen that. I don't know. You can Google them.

You would think, I don't know that she'd want to do that. She can make so much money. So much money. You got to kind of compromise your values. What are you talking about like only fans? Yes. You have to compromise your values. I don't want anybody to do that.

She can do one month, make a couple million, pay for the surgery. I don't think you make millions in one month. I mean, have you seen Sophia Rain? No. Who's that? But that's somebody who's very famous, whomever that is. Yeah, yeah. You know how she got famous?

Only fans. She makes like millions a month. Anyway, I'm rooting for that lady. Yeah, hopefully she can get enough because, yeah, she's got to pay for the surgery. It'll be life-changing for her. This is one of those stories that we wish what happened to us. A previously, well, I got two of them here.

The first one is a dusty garage had an old painting in it and someone grabbed this painting and it's worth $900,000, I think. Oh, my goodness. The long-forgotten painting dubbed Madonna and Child sparked a frenzy after hitting the website at J.S. Fine Arts in Banbury. Private buyer, I think it's going to sell for $900,000. It was just laying next to some power tools covered in dust. It's, are you familiar with when I say that, Madonna and Child?

It's not the singer Madonna. It kind of looks like Mona Lisa holding a baby, but it's not Mona Lisa. But it's that kind of person. She's got a baby beside her. Oh, okay. Yeah. But yeah, it was just chilling. That's crazy.

There was just, there's a million dollars just sitting in someone's garage covered in dust. Like they say that we all have that. They don't say that. They do. Dr. Lori says, look around. They don't say we all have a million dollar painting somewhere. But we might. That's what they say.

Like, you never know what you have sitting in your basement. You keep saying they. Generically tabbing they. I heard Dr. Lori say that. A previously unseen Renoir painting sells for over 2 million. Now, this is not one they found in the garage, so it's really not that exciting, unless you own it. But, yeah, sold for about $2 million.

CBS News. I don't know. The Bob Ross stuff, I saw one of those paintings sold for a million. We were talking about those. You're still trying to get one of those? No, they sold for way too much. I'm not going to pay that kind of money. I don't have that kind of money to spend on a painting.

But there's a lot of them. There's a lot out there. Yeah, those were going to fund public access television, I think John Oliver was a big part of it and one of the paintings was a million bucks on Bob Ross. Jason Mamoa will never ask you

for 100,000 bucks on Facebook in case you're wondering. Another woman has fallen victim to a social media scammer or pretending to be a celebrity. She only wants to be known as Jane. She says someone whom she thought was Jason Mamoa started chatting her up on Facebook. After things got more comfortable, the Mamoa imposter asked if their chats

can move over to WhatsApp because it's encrypted safer and, you know, he's a big celebrity, so he wants to go somewhere where it's safer to talk. Yeah. Eventually, the conversation turned into money, and she believed she was talking with Momoa's agent, lawyer, bank representatives, and daughter. Wow. They all jumped in, too. So he was on, like, a WhatsApp group chat? Kind of.

And that one person's doing them all. What country was this person from? It doesn't say. I feel like anytime anybody wants you to come on WhatsApp, they're from some other country. For sure. That's, like, the one part of meta that hasn't really taken off here. I'm pretty sure WhatsApp's meta, right? I don't think so, is it?

I think they bought it. You may look, but when I was in South America, Yeah, but everywhere else they used it. That's all they used was WhatsApp. And all, she was taken for more than $100,000. So everybody out there, they're not going to ask for money, celebrities. Mamoa, DiCaprio, Pitt, Clooney. None of them.

Bones. We get all put in the same category a lot. Yeah, they bought it for $19 billion. Whoa! It's the biggest everywhere but America. It's like soccer. Yeah, I can say that. Yeah, WhatsApp is basically technology soccer.

Play me, voicemail number three, please. Listen, I am 12 years old, so I don't know a lot about anything, okay? But stop riding my boy Eddie. Just because he says something and doesn't follow through with it, which he does a lot, I'm not going to deny that. It doesn't mean you'll have to give him that much grief for it. I know it's repeated, just like, lay it off a bit, you know? What's this kid's name?

No name. That's an awesome 12-year-old right there. Eddie, how do your kids? I have 17, 12, 10, and 6. He did get it in there just because he says something that doesn't follow through with it, which he does a lot. He says, I can't argue that. Hit me with the next one.

I just wanted to say that Eddie's been cracking me up this week. Like, audibly, Eddie just keep doing you. Hope you guys have a great Thanksgiving. Were we on your case extra last week? I don't know. I don't know, but I mean, I'll keep doing me. Yeah, you should keep doing you. I don't know if you thought about that recently. That's all I do, really.

But I had a couple of those, and I don't pick the voicemail, so they just go through and put them up on a sheet. Were we on him hard last week? I mean, Amy's always on me. You're not. I didn't touch it. I didn't touch my back. You know, my arms are crossed.

I didn't touch it. I don't know. I don't think I'm always on you. No? A little bit. You two just battle it out to win all the games. That's got it. So it rolls over into segments.

Yeah. It's just like, you know, Competition-wise. A guy is learning the hard way because he put fabric paint all over himself to be the Incredible Hulk. Like six coats of green paint on his body. And now he can't get it off. Six coats. That's a lot.

Oh. Yeah. So worried that real body paint would melt off in the heat, he put on fabric paint. And hours later, he appeared miserable, still heavily stained, admitting he couldn't get it off. According to his friend, he filmed the ordeal for TikTok. It took him three days, six baths. extended time in a steam room to remove some of the paint, but he still

can't get some of it off. That's terrible. That's funny. It reminds me of the Ross scene and friends when he gets sprayed tan over and over and over again. Yeah. Dude, he is so green. Really? Still. That's the greatest I've ever seen. You like live this way. We don't have the ability to put stuff on a screen yet, do we?

No, we're close. Oh my gosh. My dream is to be able to call something out and have it seen on the screen. Your dream will come true pretty soon. And the thing is, this has been other people, reality for seven years. I know. This is the greatest green. First of all, he's younger.

He looks like he's, what, 20, 22? Yeah. He is so green. Shout out, dude. He looks like a big green bean. And the fact that he can't get it off of him, he's just super patchy. That's funny.

Can you say he's so uncomfortable? Yeah, it's hilarious. I wish you guys could see it on the screen. That would be fun, huh? I know. It would be awesome. Dang. Any stories on Thanksgiving, Amy?

Oh, that was pretty low-key. I mean, we had an awesome Thanksgiving dinner, and then the next day we were considering going to Auburn. My boyfriend took his kids to the Auburn game, Auburn, Alabama. Yeah, they didn't win, but they played close to the end. They fumbled at the end. Yeah, that's a tough one. He said it was hard. But it was a really fun game.

And I kind of wanted to go because I was like, well, I'll just cheer for whoever I was the ball. Because, you know, my family from Alabama, Auburn, whatever. He gets one of those jerseys and sews them together, half Auburn, half Alabama. But then, I guess we were planning on going maybe like a week before. But then a week before, that's also when we started planning Stevenson's run. So we were like, well, shoot, I think we're going to have to do it on Saturday. So we're going to stay back and do the run. And so they went to the game.

We stay back. We did the run. And there's pretty. They did go to the game. Yeah. They went. And, I mean, they left. Yeah, Friday night, got back Sunday.

That was a tough one. Yeah, he said it was hard. But he's excited because Virginia made it. The triple double A.C. ACC championship. ACC. Yeah, double A. I think there's a double letter in there.

Okay, he has too many teams. No, he really only has two. No, you can't have two. Two is too many. You have one and that's it because you can't be having one team be good. If your team sucks, you have to suffer. I can't have a second team. Otherwise, I'd be like, well, Oklahoma's my second team because my wife's,

and they're really good. And I'm not, I'm miserable because we suck. Yeah. So if your team sucks, you have to be miserable. Okay. Well, then his one, his number one would be UVA. It's probably only because they're winning right now. No, I think that that's because that's where he went to school.

Didn't you go to Auburn too? No, his dad did. So he grew up an Auburn fan. Yeah, you got to drop that one. Then we can't let him come back to Auburn. Why? He's got to drop one. You can't have two favorite teams.

It's the number one rule in sports. Well, what a bummer if like you grew up a fan of one team and then you ended up going to another college because you could run track there. Then stay the old one then. You just got to pick. You got to commit. It's like a relationship. Well, what a bummer if you have a girlfriend and there's another good girl.

What a bummer. No, you've got to pick one. So can he have his big one, which is UVA and then just have like another one he cares about? I don't want to make it just about him. Nobody can do this. This is not a correct. Your boyfriend thing. Oh, yeah, no, I'm not taking it that way.

I guess I'm just trying to understand. You can have two favorites. You can have a favorite and another team you casually root for. But you can't be claiming it. It's like having multiple fantasy football teams being like, I won. I won my fantasy football league. Yeah, no, I get it. I'm the greatest.

Well, tell us about the team. that you, the league you saw. Oh, look, there's the green guy. Hey! Oh, wow. I don't know how you guys got that up there, but tell me that his green is not so good in the middle. That's pretty good. That's really good green.

And then the other pictures are kind of where he's at with the removal process. Yeah. So if I start on a segment 10 minutes earlier. So basically, scuba has to Google it. No, I put it up. You just, you just need like a minute heads up. So if you're watching on YouTube, you're seeing this. Wow, what a breakthrough.

That was the whole reason on one of those screens. Yeah, we can all do it. It's just not the one that you normally see. We can't put it up there yet. But we will get there. Which one do I see? The Mike one. So what we need is access to Mike's computer so when you see it, I can just pop it up there.

Then just give Mike the access to it. It's a little more difficult now. Yeah, not that easy. It doesn't have to be. I know. Trust me. I'm with you. I got friends that spent like 80 cents on their podcast equipment and they're running full video and stuff.

Corporation man. Corporation man. Hey, that's what happens. I have to remember Ricky. Yes, the other video editing software. That has not left my head. I've also talked with some of my guys on my team to sit and teach her. If she's serious about that.

She is. Yeah, she really is. That's awesome. I love somebody who wants to, like, learn. Hey, how about that guy? Green, huh? He's awesome. That looks painful.

I don't look painful. It's going to come off. Yeah, like, and then if it's on you, and then who knows what's seeping into his body. I mean, your skin is your largest. Oregon. Whatever your eating's got all kind of crap in it too. I agree with you.

We're putting crap in us all the time. He's the layers of fabric paint. I just found that out though. Like if you put stuff on your skin, it goes in your body. What about like lotion? That too, shampoo. Sunblock. Crazy.

Makes sense though, right? Your skin has pores. No, it totally makes sense now. I just never made the connection before. New studies found there are five major stages of life. And your brain doesn't fully shift into adult mode until age 25. 32. Oh, but it fully develops at 25?

I think that's kind of the general thought on folks, as we know, the human body is not the same. Two people are never the same. Scientists studying nearly 4,000 brain scans from infancy to the age of 90, identified five major parts of brain development. And here we go. Ages 9, 32, 66, 83, and I guess death. That's the last stage. I guess that's not really a stage. 9.32.

66. 86. 83. 83 and dead. 95, 24. What are that song? What am I doing? I don't know.

What is that? 25. Come on. 932. That's not the... That's not the... Somebody call in. What am I trying to get on?

25. That's not the one that where he's like when I was 22. No, it's like, no, it's in like a, 25, I don't know, it's like a J-Shon or like a pit bull or something. 17.30. That's it. What is that?

30-wap. That's what it is. 17-30-year. Fettie Wap, that's our dude. How is that our dude? How is that our dude? Which song? Go all on my chain.

Oh, that's Fettie Wap. They found that early childhood is marked by a network consolidation nine years old. is when it goes to like an older brain stage of a child. 32 as adult. I don't know the difference in 66 and 83 though. Oh, I mean, three, that's just when things start to go a little bit, probably downhill. At 66, an early aging era begins followed by late aging around 83. Kind of sounds like North Ireland and normal Ireland.

Yeah. Like there's just a barrier there, but you don't really know why. Because it says early aging and late aging. Researchers say these distinct phases show the brain development is not a smooth linear progression. but shaped by major transitions that may influence cognition, personality, and vulnerability to mental health disorders, the guardian. I don't know. I saw Kim Kardashian.

They're so great at teasing that show because every time it's like, Kim Kardashian, she lost a leg. Kim Kardashian, her brain's gone. And everybody goes crazy about it. I'm like, oh, wow, is she sick? And then it's just a tease for the television show. Yeah, because you got a brain scan, didn't she? And it showed that, like, some parts of her brain were.

Her frontal lobe was not working or something. Like operating slow or asleep. Something? Yeah. Yeah, I can't remember the tease exactly But I thought it was like She was like dying or something It was just a tease for the television show

Yeah, and I was like, oh man, what's wrong with her brain? I saw Whitney Lovett is doing Broadway What is she doing? Chicago Oh So do you know who that is everybody? Nope Sounds familiar

Yes Who But I only see her on social Mormon wives And she was on Dancing with Stars I don't know her I don't know her I never met her

I only know her from being on Dancing with the Stars And I've never talked to her but after she was kicked off the show, she was like in a hotel room holding up some sides, which are like lines from and they're like, oh, I think she's auditioning for Broadway

and she made it. That's pretty cool for her. Oh, she's got to be pumped about that. The Broadway company of Chicago will welcome dancing with the star semifinalist and actress of the secret lives of Mormon and wives

Whitney Levitt. She'll be making her Broadway debut as RoxyHeart beginning Monday, February 2nd, 2026. That's awesome. Yeah. Sides are like lines, like a script.

That's cool. Lunchbox is almost there, man. Bad out of hell, dude. Well, that was Vegas. Yeah, it was totally different. They call that off-Broadway? No, off-Broadway. No, that's called Vegas.

That's just a play. A play on the strip. Got it. Yeah. All right. Let's see. What else do I have? So I got a question.

Eddie, did you really know who it was, or did you just try to sound cool there and act like you know who she was? I think everybody did that. Everybody was like, yeah, and then they tried to figure it out. No, I knew she was. Like, I've seen her a lot on socials, but then, yeah, she was the reason why I was familiar is because I watched her on the dance with stars. Because he has no idea who the real lies of the Mormon wives are. After he said Dancing with the Stars, I remember seeing her on there.

I saw the picture of her. Yeah, and she's been in the news a lot lately. Dang. Why do you think I'm trying to be cool later? Ever since she got kicked off. I was just asking. Hey, play that 15-year-old. Exactly.

The 12-year-old again. It wasn't me. Listen, I'm 12-year-old. so I don't know a lot about anything, okay? But stop riding my boy Eddie just because he says something and doesn't follow through with it, which he does a lot.

I'm not going to deny that. It doesn't mean you'll have to give him that much grief for it. I know what's repeated. She's like, lay it off of it, you know? That one just came out of nowhere, though. Stop? Yeah, nowhere. Like, you think you're cool because you know her?

What? No, no, no, because you just tried to act like, oh, yeah, I know who that is. And then you're like, oh, man. Well, now I do, because at first I thought it was Whitney, the girl that had that TV show. Whitney Cummings. Whitney Cummins.

And then I thought it was Whitney Carson, who just won Dancing with the Stars, right? No, the boy won Dancing with the Stars. No, she's the dancer. She's the dancer. Oh, his partner. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then finally, Mormon wives got out. You literally don't have to explain yourself.

Well, I thought I had to. He got there. And he's like, actually, I do. I do need to explain myself. A study found doing a social media detox might not make you use your phone less. They had 300 young adults avoid social media for a week. And they actually spent more time on their phone. They just used it for other stuff.

Participants cut social media use by about nine hours per week, but they still increased overall screen time every single day. But they said depression dropped, anxiety felt insomnia decreased during the detox week, but loneliness didn't improve. Self-reported problematic behaviors like comparing yourself to others, predicted mental health issues better than total screen time did. Okay. Yeah, because if you're busying yourself on other, like if you're on your phone playing, games. That's not going to, you know, like, you're not comparing yourself to people. Unless you're playing plants versus aliens and the persons that you're competing against is whooping your butt. Plants versus aliens. Did you guys ever play that? Yeah, yeah, I remember that. It's like the one game I played. All right, let's do some stories. Amy, you go. So the Campbell's executive,

did you all see him? He got fired for, um, he was an executive and he was caught on a secret recording. Morgan did this story. Oh my gosh. And we talked about it. And I was like, justice for Campbell's Soup. And we, I do remember that point. I do remember that. heart? And then we, Eddie was like... Go ahead and finish. Go ahead and finish, Amy. Well, why is this...

Why did it catch my attention this morning? Okay, just kidding. Act like we didn't stop you. No. That's gonna be tough. And then Eddie was like, we talked about the little...

Oh, the chicken. The chicken that we went off. The chicken even real. I mean, I remember now. I'm out. So the update is they fired the guy. Yes. No, no.

Don't act like that's... You didn't know. You were coming back just for the update. Campbell's fires, the executive. That's the headline. So that's why it is in the news again. Like, it's like brand new. We need to have a discussion here.

Oh, man. It's okay. What happens is like when you see these stories, you're like, that sounds so interesting. And then like everything starts to sound familiar. Because also regarding Campbell's, I just saw this TikTok or this guy because his wife can't stand the bits and pieces inside there, like the little mushrooms or the little like whatever. So he, anytime they're like a recipe calls.

for chicken of mushroom soup or something. Or Campbell's mushroom soup. You know the one that's in recipes a lot? Cream of mushroom. That's what's called. He strains it out and those soup part comes out and he collects all the bits and discards them. And he said every single time that's what he does for his wife

and it takes forever. And I was like, shocked. You trying to save the story right now? No. But I mean, Campbell's, it's just been on the brain. Like I just saw that video. I don't know. It keeps popping up in my feed.

And like maybe because it's Thanksgiving too and a lot of people are eating. I need to have a meeting with the team. It's okay. I have a meeting. I mean, it's fine. You're going to get a lot of sympathy from me. Can I show you my sheet, though? Guys, did she... Hold on, Bobby, can I show you my sheet, Your Honor?

Yeah, go ahead. Okay, so I write podcast story, and I just put three words that remind me of what my story is, and I go to it, and I wrote Campbell's exec fired. This is what I have here. So... So when Morgan did the story, he wasn't fired yet? Correct, but it's Morgan's story to update. Oh, okay, true. I mean, you really...

You don't want to... I think Amy was acting like it was the first time we ever heard the story. No, she was. For sure. So she didn't even think it was an update. She was just doing the story. But maybe subconsciously I knew because I put Campbell's Exec fired. Like those are the three words I wrote.

Campbell's Exec fired. I mean, maybe it's Thanksgiving season. Maybe we, you know, a little forgiving. Morgan, was that your story? Yeah, that was nice. Oh, no. Oh, that's the worst when someone just. I got a backup.

That's the worst. Oh, man. Morgan, what do you have? So there was a man in Maine who broke into somebody's apartment unwrapped the Christmas gifts and then napped on the couch and then he refused to leave when the tenant came in and tried to get him to leave. Is it like Christmas squatting?

Is that a new movie coming out on the Hallmark channel? Interesting. Seems like, I mean, the guy's 50 years old who did this. You're acting like that's 100. Yeah. But I mean, that's just like you know better. I know what's there, Morgan. But that's 50 years, you know better.

In four years, that's me. Do you know better not to break in and unwrapped somebody else's Christmas gifts. Was he drunk? Do you think it was the wrong house? No, they just, they called the cops on him, and they had to get him arrested to get him to leave. They didn't really say why he chose to do it. Is he homeless? My wife, in college, some dude broke into their apartment.

Four girls lived there, and he just went to the fridge, made a sandwich, slept on the couch. Drunk? Yeah. Yeah, out of it. Just made not a decision to hurt anybody or steal, went into the wrong place. And probably everything felt a little off, but he was drunk. She said it was like, you know, the one girl screamed and then another girl ran out of a room scream, then he screamed and then ran out. And this, I mean, what stuck out to me this story is that someone already has Christmas presents wrapped under the tree.

Like, wow, man. I do, but they're decoys. You have decoy presents? Yeah. Like to look Christmasy? Yes. You're like the mall? They're wrapped.

And every year they just go in a storage box and then they're pulled out and put under it. Christmas aesthetic. Got it. Yeah. So it looks like we are. already have presence under there, but we don't. Who wrapped those? Well, years ago, I think they're saved.

Yeah, they've been wrapped for a long time. No, my friend Keaton Claus. Okay, that makes sense. She wrapped them. Ever heard of her? Oh, we have something like that too. Yeah. Yeah. Ever heard of her? It's part of her thing.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care where I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football or my career in sports media.

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It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you. which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there.

Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hi, Eddie. Okay, so there is a girl. She's, let me see, she's 28 years old, and she does a 23 and me, finds out that she's related to her dad. She finds her dad, long lost dad, didn't know him, finds the family.

Turns out that the dad was sick, okay? He had like some illness. He dies. they end up suing the hospital. His family sues the hospital and gets $28 million. So the family is like, so this girl comes out of nowhere.

Wow. Says that she is... Proves. Proves because of the DNA. It proves. Proves that she is the daughter of their father slash husband.

And she wants to cut of the money. Wow. And so now she's suing. Now she is suing. I think she deserves part of it. But she never knew him. That's not her. Doesn't matter. He left her.

Yep. That's child support. Well, you don't pay. I mean, you can look at it that way. Yeah, he left, I don't know what happened, it's not her fault. And if there is money that when someone dies, it goes to their next of kin. They're also thinking

it's a little convenient that he was dying when he was like, oh, look, I'm your daughter. When she was dead? Yeah, like, so he was already kind of dying and he's like, I'm your daughter. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. If you can prove it, it doesn't matter. But there's two ways to look at that. It could be like, oh, now a convenient time for you to come.

Or like, oh, shoot, I'm almost out of time. Or. And you're scared to do it, but you finally, like, need to do it because you want to do it. She's probably had no idea we had that money either. Like, didn't it, the $28 million from the hospital for screwing up, right? Came later. Came later. Yes.

Yeah. The family just wants that money not have to cut somebody new in, it sounds like. But if she's a daughter, she deserves as much as anybody else does. Does he have other kids? Yeah, he has two kids. And a spouse, right? So that would have to divide it by four. So we're dividing into fours.

28 million. What is that? What do you mean? 20 million divide by four? Four times seven. 21. Two. 27.

Oh, literally. I don't have the finger trick for seven. I just gave it to you. What is it? Oh, seven. 28. Gotcha. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Seven million each. Boy, how fortunate for her, though. You think she's going to win? Yeah, of course. But how fortunate for her? She didn't have to, like, more. wasn't like her dad was a big part of her life. And then she made $7 million.

She made $7 million off doing a DNA test. That's crazy. All right, lunchbox? Well, that high school football coach, there's been an update. The one that was the police wanted to talk to him. He disappeared into the woods. Then it comes out.

There was all these charges about child pornography and soliciting a minor online. The lawyer came out on Friday and confirmed that he was last seen with a gun. heading into the woods. And the wife... You can't find his body? They can't find his body. He said it's a heavily wooded area.

And the wife has now scraped her social media. She is no longer on social media. And she was like the town social media person updating about football team and football games. And she no longer has her accounts. So it's most likely, I think they believe that he went to the woods to. End it. Served. Yeah.

But they haven't found him yet because it's very heavily wooded. That's been what a week? It's two weeks. The guy was like a really good coach too, huh? Yeah, and he was a... Like state champion type coach, right? Yeah. And he was a really good football player.

He went to Virginia Tech. I played quarterback. Yeah. And his dad was like a legend coach in that town or whatever. And... I'm surprised he can't find the body. Yeah. Unless he just hasn't done it yet.

And he's still on the run. For a week? Yeah, he's just on the run. Maybe that wasn't... Maybe the plan wasn't to... to get rid of himself. I don't think you take a gun if you're not going to yourself. Yeah, but he might be thinking about it.

And then thinking and doing is very different. Like, I don't think I could do something like that. Yeah, but you also wouldn't be talking to kids. Yeah. He thinks his life's over. If the police are coming to him and he knows he did this. Yeah. He's like, well, I mean.

Desperate circumstance. Yeah. Hey, there's a story why you can't just move to an infant. seat on an airplane? Why? I've had, well, I've had this written on this page for like... Oh, I've heard that. I know this.

I've had it for like a week. And I don't even know what it's... I haven't wrote a note last night. I was like, I forgot what this is. Is it yours? No, I didn't prep to send the story, but I know what it is. It's because a weight distribution. They don't let you move because they have it a certain amount of people on a plane,

and the weight distribution has to be a certain place. So they have people in different seats for that reason. But they don't ask you your weight when you book a... flight. Right. But I think it's just basically a number of people. You can't have 100 people on the left side and 20 on the right side. I get that. But if it's like one open seat, like you can't move to it. It's weight. It is a weight balance thing. But yeah, so here's the story. You're exactly right. Last week, M underscore Stoney was venting on TikTok about being seated in the back of a flight with 15 empty seats in front of him. When he tried the, just walk up there instead, he was told, well, you can't. It's the policy.

And so it's not about just paying more to get a better seat. Before the flight takes off, gate agents calculate the balance of the plane based on where passengers are sitting and where cargo is also placed inside. Even a seemingly insignificant change can affect how much a plane burns fuel. One person is not going to change it. But you just can't let people go running around, I guess. Because if one person does it, then the second person does it, then a third person does it. And it's a domino effect. Well, how many empty seats are there?

He said 15. Even that, I don't think it's going to change. I just think it's probably a way, too, to get people from. moving up and not have to pay for the fee. Okay. And they're using science as the actual backer. All right. I didn't like the way people scoffed when I gave my description of it.

No, no, we weren't scoffing at you. I think there was two people that scoffed. No, no, lunchbox food. It wasn't at you. It's at the thought of like, why would one person matter? And yeah, to Eddie's point, they don't weigh us before we get on. So they have no idea who's sitting left, right, center, and what they weigh. I like to paint a full picture.

I want everybody take a breath. I want everybody take a breath. No more scoffing. It's, yeah, scoffing be gone for a second. You guys did scoff at him. However, he's so confused as to why when he did nothing but attack you, he's done nothing but attack with you guys the whole time. And then when you guys do anything back,

he's like, I'm so confused. Yeah, and that crazy? But to be fair, I really wasn't scoffing at lunchbox. It was more the information. I'm not even talking about that. I'm just saying, that's a very victim behavior when you were being so aggressive the whole time. And then all of a sudden, Eddie goes back at you

after you were going to him about Whitney Leavitt when he confused the Whitney's. He didn't know who she was. I'm still going to stick by that. If you're going to stay by that, that's fine. You might be factually accurate. Whatever you want. But back to the story, though.

Like, you're telling me if 10 fat guys book a flight and they all want to sit on the right side, like they're going to get that seat. Maybe once they board, they're like, okay, we can't have 10 fat guys on the right side. I don't think they're going to change anything. What they might do is maybe, I don't think. You're going to have to find 10 really fat guys. Just say what if like they're just all buddies, right? And they all book it on the same side.

They all want to sit together. You don't have to be fat. You could be like wrestlers. Like six, six guys and monster dudes. Basketball players. I think you probably adjust it with, you put cargo on that side, but I really don't think it's enough to matter.

And that's what we scoffed at. Yeah. No, my only point was he gets aggressive, but he's been aggressive. And they're like, why are people coming at me? Well, it's like, you set the table. Now everybody's eating.

Yeah, but at least I came aggressive when I was right. He scoffed when. He was wrong as what I was saying. Eddie has found a new talent of his. You think you're better than everybody else you're on the show at? Dude, I think I'm pretty good at this. I had no idea. But my sister bought me a puzzle.

I killed it. Finished it in one day. 600 pieces. You finished a 600 piece puzzle in one day? By myself. All by yourself. And this is like one of my kids comes up. He's like, ooh, can I put the last piece?

I'm like, get out of here. I did this whole thing by myself. I need to see what it looks like. Like is it? What's the difficulty scale? 600 pieces is a lot. 600 pieces. I don't know what the difficulty scale is. All gray, no color. Yeah, right.

She did buy me one one year that was all crystal. And like that it's called the impossible puzzle. I couldn't do it. Like the impossible puzzle I cannot do. But 600. I'm working on 1,000 one right now. I started it yesterday. I should be finished by tomorrow.

What do you do when you're done with a puzzle? Take a picture. Then the doorway? Yeah, put it back in the box. For somebody else to use. I mean, one year, Amy, was nice enough to get me a puzzle and puzzle glue so I could put it together and glue it. That was my Christmas present. It was like, wow, that's really cool.

My sister said, like, yeah, like glue it and frame it. I'm like, what? This is called sassy pants. Also, a hater over here just attacking one of my gifts from like 2007. And wasn't your gift in response to crap he got you the year before? Who knows? So then the next year, I did do it and I glued it and I gave it back to it. sure. That was a good present.

What tells me is Eddie was really involved with his family that day. But then you don't understand why people come at you. No, no, no. I'm just pointing out things. I was doing it in the living room, dude. Everyone's hanging out. It's not like I was by myself in my room doing the puzzle.

I'd understand, though. I was there around everyone. But dude, pretty good at doing puzzles. I think if I were betting, I'd bet on Amy. To do a puzzle? against you? 600 pieces in one day.

Let's go, Amy. During her dark ages, she was pretty puzzled in. That was very, it's part of my, I don't know, my, I don't know my therapist was telling me this, but she said, when I was sitting at my kitchen table watching birds and doing puzzles 24-7, she was like, no, no, no, this is exactly what your brain needs, like when you're depressed, sort of, like, my circumstances were depressing me, and I'm just differentiating. Like, I wasn't full-blown depressed, but I had circumstantial depression. I think I have that right now. Totally.

Yeah, what we're all doing today. But like, that was what I was, it was a coping skill for me, and it was helping me survive the days. Maybe that was me during the Thanksgiving break, surviving all the people in my house. I still would bet money on Amy against you in a puzzle off. No chance. Just because I've seen her, again, during the dark age, as you go to her house, it's just about a puzzle. Like, she's, like, she's, like, she's, to invite people over to do puzzles and be depressed with her. Pretty sure that's what we did on my birthday. Yeah, we did.

On your birthday, you want to do a puzzle? Well, it was a dark time. It was dark ages, yeah. Yeah. But also, it was like still we were coming out of COVID and people weren't really doing my, I don't know. We're in enlightenment now. We're in enlightenment, Amy. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Which that makes me think of I was laughing last night, which is like not funny, but also, like, looking at what happened on Saturday with Stevenson and Ben and I being there supporting him together. and Stevenson even doing that. We were like, golly. Like in 2020, 2020, 2021, like I would have never pictured that day happening ever. And it's just so cool. Just because of like everything that was going on and all the different things.

And so and some of that Stevenson story to tell later. Like it's personal, but. I thought between you and Ben. And me and Ben. Yes. No, all of it. Like all of it. It's not stuff that we're public about.

But I will say that if you're in a season where it's like, something like that would never seem possible. for your family. It's crazy. Like the fact that Stevenson's doing so great and his heart and how like he's just turned into this awesome kid and he's always been awesome. He just had some, like a rough patch and Ben and I had a very rough patch and now we co-parent so well and just just a little hope, a little sprinkle of hope. I had a little moment like that last night. We were at Brett Eldridge's Christmas show and which they had a really, Brett had a really good comedian in front of him, which I'm close with Brett, and I know his manager really well. And so we were there

together. We were sitting with Brett's manager, John. And so I was like, hey, how did you guys find the comedian? He said, well, we went through like an agency and I said, you have to find somebody like super clean and safe because Brett does like 20 shows every night, like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday through, you know, all the cities. But it's like the most family type show as possible. Old people, young people, green people, blue people, everybody. It's just, if you love, Chris, Christmas, bring it. And so the comedian, I wish I knew his name, he was super safe and made you feel like he wasn't going to just start saying the F word. And apparently that had been an issue before where they had somebody and they promised it were going to be clean and they

weren't. Oh, dude. So, I know. I know. I have his name. What's his name? Stephen Rogers. I'm assuming it's the same guy. Yeah, I know. And so I got there like halfway through his set, but I just sat down and I was just watching him. It was funny and he was super clean. That's when I asked. I was like, Hey, how did you guys find the comedian?

He said, we just wanted somebody clean, told the story because again, that's such a safe environment. Like nobody should feel like anything's going to come out of any part of a microphone that's going to make people feel weird. And so it was good. Then Brett's show is awesome.

Morgan, you went right? Yeah, it was so good. Yeah. And I loved the stage set up. Yeah. It was very classic kind of took me back to like an old game show vibe.

And so the moment I had is we're like halfway through. I don't do good at just sitting. At a show? Anything for that long. And I don't really go to stuff, but obviously we're going to go to Brett show. We go every year. And it's like an hour and 10 minutes or so. So it's not even super long.

And it's the traditional classics and it's his original Christmas songs. But I never do that well with just sitting anywhere for very long. Probably a little hyper-ad-D type action there. And so I have to like start thinking about stuff. And I kind of have always hated Christmas. just because I spent a bunch of Christmases alone or we didn't have good Christmases growing up and then I was just like,

I wonder if things are going to change like for me when we have a kid. Like will I not hate Christmas, basically? Or will I love it immediately or will I learn to love it? I don't know, but I was having that kind of little moment.

I was like, I wonder what, because in a year, the kids are going to be existing. And so, like what the crap because we don't we do our house on the inside with lights and stuff like keaton claus who's a close friend uh she does like christmas decorating and so she comes and does our house we pay her and it's awesome inside but we don't really do a lot outside and so even my wife was like you know the last year we're not doing lights outside i'm like why because we got a quote and it was super

expensive and she was like ah things change you know when you have a kid and i was like we'll see about that. So I just kind of went that phase now of, I wonder what's going to happen? Because I have no, I don't have a good relationship with Christmas at all. Like none. Nothing positive. If anything, I always root for it to just get by. The 26th could not come fast enough for, well, pretty much most years in my life. But last night, as he's like, it's the mo, I'm like, I wonder if I'm going to hate, not this, but I wonder if I'm like going to like have a negative feeling about Christmas this time next year. I would venture to say, not. I hope. My hope for you

is that it gives you, like, you turn over a new chapter with it and you start your own traditions and you start your own things that get you excited about Christmas. It's like... First thing I would do is Thanksgiving

back to September. No, we're not doing that. It's just too close. It's just too close. No, it's not. It's perfect. See, that's interesting because my experience with Christmas is I was always like,

It was always like, yeah, presents and songs and lights and decorating and everything. And then when you become a parent, it's like, oh, great, now I got to buy all this stuff. You know what I mean? So I don't know if yours is the opposite, though. Yeah, but he's fine. Buying things isn't stressful. Right. So you might have the opposite effect.

Me, I'm like, Christmas time again. Here we go. Yeah, probably will be fine. I think you're going to have fun with it. Yeah, dude. I think so, too. That feels a lot like when Eddie now we're talking about our college experiences. Yes.

Where were we, Auburn? No, Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt. Yeah, we're walking around and working with the coach here. And then he's like, man, college. Wasn't it just so awesome? Like parties and like always like doing stuff. And I'm like, no, dude, it sucked at like two jobs and had to 8 a.m.

class and drive an hour to work every day. It's like, oh, yeah. Very different experience. Very different experience. Let's do one more thing. Because I now have stuff on my list and I'm just going to start clearing off because we're getting the end of the year. But when we leave our last day before a break,

we're not done until the end of the month, but I won't have everything off my list. So we had talked about doing a segment, I know ball. Do you guys remember this? Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. And it was a list of things that you probably know way more about

than people give you credit for. Because in traditional sense, if you go, like, that dude knows ball. It means he actually knows more about football than you would think. He actually knows, like, the inner workings of the game. but that's turned into just a TikTok vernacular of what do you know ball what's your ball like what are you good at so i have some some things here Amy what would you say yours is this first of all well so I'm sure well maybe this is fresh on my brain so

like I know ball it like this is something people would not expect me to know ball on but I like I know ball on like interventions and boundaries like I know ball okay I I would say, and I have you listed as healing and self-work. Hey, same thing. So not exactly the same, but in the Venn diagram, they definitely cross over with each other. Yes, because a lot of that stuff is led, but it's, and it's not one specific person or thing. It's multiple, and it's, I unfortunately, no ball. Amyniz ball and intervention.

And each time it gets a little better, guys. I've done a couple. By better, I mean, you exercise the muscle, so therefore you're stronger and you can, you're more, you know how to detach with love in a non-dramatic way. You're not as emotional because you know that there is there is a need for what you're doing and to get the best result,

emotion being a part of it actually hinders that. Right. Yeah, hey, good for you. Oh, yeah, no ball. You know ball. Happy holidays, everybody. Eddie? Gardening.

I know ball. Really? People don't think I know how to garden. I would put you at grilling. Well, people know that, though. But it doesn't matter of people. I still say like, go like Amy why do you keep turning your mic off

you just because the off button's closer than the cough button but that was you so you did it the last time I didn't do it last time because my arms were here but you saw Bobby saw my arms across go ahead um cooking I'll go with cooking I mean yeah dude I can grill like a mother yeah people would I think grilling is your strongest

like yeah like anything I can do it what are we going to say about gardening I think people just don't know that I know ball when it comes to gardening like my wife will come to me when the plant's dying. I'll be like, all right, here's what we need to do. We need to have a hole in the bottom because it needs irrigation and we need to put a little thing underneath. And let's trim those dead leaves so that way that we could grow new ones. I mean, I do that stuff all the time and I don't think people know that about me.

I agree. We don't know that about you. Gardening, and I love it. It's weird. I love gardening. You ever thought about doing gardening content? No. No, I'm not. Lunchbox, what is your ball? I know ball. Teen mom. I have you teen mom casts. Yeah. It started with 16 and pregnant, and then it just morphed into a teen mom, and I think I am just very knowledgeable, so I know Ball. Teen Mom.

I also have you how not to get on television. You know, Bob? What do you mean by that? I just think. Friday Night Lights got on. What else? I mean, yeah. What else I get on?

Exactly. Yeah. That's rough. And it's the fact that you really want to be on television. You want it so bad. I want it so bad, man. So bad. And it just,

it doesn't seem to work out right now. I think I would put mine at probably shoes. Oh, you know ball. Definitely music. Cheapy. But like the shoes, like I've seen you talk to people about shoes. And I'm like,

how does he know all that? Oh, those are the 747 school dudes. It's an airplane, but yeah. Whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then the 10-year-old's like, yeah, the 747s.

90 sitcoms. I think the one that would surprise people is probably, I think if you were just to watch me clean an animal, that would probably be surprising. That you mean, like, that you've killed? Yeah. Not like bathing. What in the world, Amy? Well, both would be surprising if I'm just in the bath with an animal. That is true.

If you are in the bath with an animal, it'd be weird. Yeah. What? Man, I'd love to see you. That would be. I'd love to see you clean an animal. Like, you should. Like, you should film a video of you doing it and then just look at the camera and be like, I know ball.

I probably am not near as good. It's been a while. But when I did Barre Girls the first time, when I cleaned a sheep, he was like, you know how to do this? Because I think that was the thought, like, give me somewhere uncomfortable and then find something. And I was like, yeah, yeah, I got it. And so I was cutting off all the dead meat immediately because the sheep had rot, part of it had rotted that was above air. Yeah. Because it was in the water, frozen water.

And the part, frozen, obviously, had been preserved. And so I'm cutting off the rotted part. Apparently Bobby knows how to clean an animal Yeah, so there you go All right, I think we're probably done Amy said clean a squirrel You clean squirrels? You don't clean squirrels Oh yeah, probably more than any other animal

Really? A deer would be the main one I'm just saying a squirrel is like we can get one of those Like right now I have no interest in it I don't feel like I have to defend my honor at it And it's small like it wouldn't take long we have birds that fly into our windows all the time don't don't touch those don't touch those dead birds

uh amy saw a woman asleep in her car in the turn lane yes she was older i kind of got freaked out for a second so she was in like thought she had died or what yeah so i was in traffic like not moving and she was opposite the direction of me so i had eyes on her and she's in the turn lane and the like the light is green but nobody's honking at her because nobody's behind her in the turn lane, but the other cars are going straight and she's just not turning. And I'm like, why is she not turning? And I'm staring like right at her and I'm like, is everything okay? And I start to debate.

Should I get out of my car and check on this woman? Because she was probably like in her 70s. And I'm starting to think is there been a medical situation. And I probably need to act. Well, then finally a car came up behind her and honked. She woke up and then she woke up and then she was. I was like... Do you think she was asleep

or was she just being old? Or maybe looking down at her phone? No, she was not looking down her phone. She was like... Because don't you do that? You close your eyes at stoplights. What?

I think you said that one time like 97 when you did the puzzle. No, she said she took nap. No, no. Literally you said you took naps at stoplights before. I don't remember that. When we first started the show... In Austin. Yeah.

Like you're going way back when Bobby used to like to get to the station at 3.30 in the morning. Hold on. But did you or did you not take naps at stoplight? So I'm asking. I mean, I would rest my eyes. That's what I'm saying. That's your eyes.

Thank you. That's not a nap, though. Anyway, go ahead. I was not taking a nap. She, I think, like, fell asleep or had some sort of situation. But anyway, it kind of freaked me out. Just imagine you're old, though. That probably just happens.

Yes. My father-in-law falls asleep everywhere now. It's sad. Getting old just looks like, I don't know, cool in a way because you don't care about things anymore. but like, yeah, they fall asleep just anywhere, slobber and stuff. Bulldogs are old people. Same. Sounds like the same.

Both are about the same. All right. We're done. Thank you guys. Tomorrow's show on Tuesday, big announcement. So I'll just say that. Big announcement on Tuesday show. Also on the Bobbycast tomorrow, I have Moripovich.

Not the father? You're not the father. Except. You're not the father. Well, you are the father. That's what they would do. Yeah, I think people are. always hoping for you're not the father, though.

That was his thing mainly. Yeah, that was his thing. That was his thing. Here. Bobby, in the case of your little baby, you are the father. Yes. That's so cool, dude.

Yeah, so anyway, that's tomorrow. All right, thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow's show. All right, bye, everybody. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

Clifford Taylor the Fourth. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your

podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all of the. 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. 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

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcast. or wherever you get your podcast. In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins. But the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice in so much, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern.

Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg, a lesbian, Michael Mancini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is love trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Vodom. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to. to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar

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