The Bobby Bones Show - MON PT 2: Our Favorite Movie Scenes + Bobby Helps Listener Kylie Who Just Lost Her Dad + Last Time We Asked for Autographs

Episode Date: March 3, 2025

We all share our favorite movie scenes of all-time and why they mean so much to us. Bobby helps out a young listener who just lost her father but is now trying to raise money to do something in his honor. Listener Kylie just lost her dad to melanoma & she wants to honor him by ice skating in an event for cancer. We all share the last time we asked a celebrity for their autograph.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you're here, Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. The Steve Red Abbott's trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is.

I want to go over and talk to Kylie, who is 10 years old. Hey, Kylie, how are you? Good. How are you? I'm doing pretty good. So tell me what's up. I'm 10 years old, and my father just lost his two-year battle with melanoma last, this Saturday. I'm sorry.

You hear that. But now I have the chance to skate in my dad's honor at Scott Hamilton, skate to eliminate cancer events in Orlando, Florida. on March 16th. Okay. So what do you have to do when you say you have the chance? What does that mean? So I have to be in the top eight for donation to be able to skate.

And if I'm the top donated, I get a special, like, shout out sort of thing. They'll do a special recognition at the event and tell her story, basically. Yeah. Okay, got it. First of all, can you skate? Yes. Okay, good, good. I've been skating since I was about six years old and since January 2021.

Okay. Well, again, I'd like to sound very sorry to hear about your dad. I am very happy to hear how passionate you are to do this. So how can I help you? I just need about $500 worth of donations to get up to first place. I'm in second currently. So are you telling me, and your mom's there with you? Yes, yeah.

Hi, Mom. Mom, what's your name? Jennifer. Jennifer, so if she gets $500 more dollars, are you sure this is what's going to happen? Like she's going to be able to do that? She has until March 19th to collect donations. March 15th. Yeah, March 15th.

She has until March 15th to collect donations to be in first place. So if we get her to first place, there's always a chance that the other little girl could, you know, raise some more money to get herself back into first place. But it's a pretty good shot, I think, if we get another. $500 that she could. Because this girl has been at 3,010 for a while now. Okay. So here's what I'm going to do.

I'm going to give you $500 for this. Now, I need whatever link it is. I'm not sure. Maybe we can get the link from. I'm going to email it to Abby once we're off the phone. We can also post it and see if any of our listeners want to hop in. I will go $500 in immediately and then do me this favor. If you start to lose again, let us know because I'll put more money in.

Okay. Okay. Deal? That's amazing. Okay. Wow. Bobby, thank you so much. So the final day is for sure the 15th because, yeah, we'll, like, that's, we can keep

monitoring it and then we know. Well, no, I'll forget monitoring. They have to call us back. If you lose, you call us back because here's the thing. I like, listen, I grew up with no money. Now I have money. So I like to help as many people as I possibly can. But also I'm wildly competitive.

I don't even know who you're competing against. And I know my brain's not right, but I'm like, you must win. That girl. Yes. Like I'm with Kylie. We're here. We're going to win this thing. So please keep us updated.

Send the link. I'm happy to pay it. I hope you get to do this. I'm very sorry about your dad. I'm super pumped for you to be able to do this and share his story and go out and do this for him. So, yeah, let us be part of the team. Okay. Awesome.

Thank you. And you guys, where do you guys live? We're in Tampa, Florida. Love it. My favorite of all the Tampa's. And so I tell you what, too, Bobby, when she performs, I will, I'll video it and I'll email it so that you guys can see her skate. What would be funny is if she's never skated and she's like, I'd like to go skate from it, but she has. No, I've been skating for years.

Okay. She's been skating competitive. definitively for about three years now. I'm actually currently working on my axle. No way. That's awesome. I tried to axle once. I fell down.

I tried a single axle. Fell down. Okay. You guys stay on hold. I want to get your information. And in the next couple of hours, I will load and I'll pay this money. And then you let us know if you're starting to get beat by somebody else.

Okay. Okay. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Yeah, I hope it's something good. David O'Connor. He's just a dude that lives in progress.

Providence, Rhode Island, but he recently found out that two local nonprofits that helped homeless people went out of business. Couldn't operate because of lack of money. So David said, no, no, no, that's not going to happen. He took his own money, found homeless people, and said, what do you need? A hotel, Airbnb, we got these rental houses, just stay in them. He has helped over 150 people. He says he's not going to stop. He uses crowdfunding, but he also uses a lot of his savings.

That's pretty good. I mean, he cares enough to use his own money. Yeah, for some reason he's just always cared about ending homelessness and he said this is my chance to make a difference. There you go. Great job, dude. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Over to Amy with the morning corny. The morning corny. Where's the best place to learn how to make ice cream?

Where's the best place to learn how to make ice cream? At Sunday school. That was the morning corny. A couple things. They say if you want to lose a couple pounds healthy without dieting, you do this. You eat cucumbers in the morning. Have heard that? I have not.

Scientists say compounds and cucumbers steady your blood sugar. And so what it does, you don't actually lose weight from that. But since it steadies your blood sugar, it kills hunger, pains, and cravings that hit you earlier. So then you don't eat more. So it's not doing anything bad to you to lose weight. It's actually helping you so things that are bad don't, like, crawl in. Like you're not attracted to them? Yeah.

Like, I don't know. I always want ice cream Sunday. That's why, I mean, like, I'll eat ice cream Sunday for breakfast. Could you eat a cucumber for breakfast, though? That's weird. No, but I think I wouldn't do it because I wanted to do it. I would do it because it would keep me from wanting an ice cream Sunday like two hours later. You know what I mean?

I think you guys are going to like this because I'm going to come to you for this as well. but I had on the Texas Tech basketball coach, Grant McCaslin, on 25 whistles, and I love this guy, but here's the question I asked him. Is there a movie or like a scene from a movie that you show your players every year? Shawshank Redemption. Which part? Climbing to the poop? Yes, that's the season.

And I actually reference it during games quite often because let's just say you've missed eight shots in a row. You feel this like desperation. Like you never know where the end of the tunnel really is, and you don't really know exactly where you're going to have to go through until you get through it. And so it's just this mental imagery of the freedom that you have that you don't know when it's going to break through for you. But it's worth it when you finally get there.

That's the one. I thought that was awesome. Great metaphor for life. Like sometimes you've got to climb through a big poop pipe just to get to the other side. And so I'm going to ask you guys. Like give me like your favorite movie scene or why it matters to you. Amy, favorite movie scene. It's from one of my favorite movies, Pretty Woman.

And it's for those moments where you've been judged or someone's under us. you and then you show up and well you just let them know it's a big mistake hi hello do you remember me no i'm sorry i was in here yesterday you wouldn't wait on me oh you work on commission right a yes big mistake big huge i have to go shopping now so good so good yeah don't judge a book by his cover Right. Lunchbox. Oh, it's William Wallace. Braveheart, his countrymen of Scotland are scared to fight.

They're scared to fight for their freedom. They're going to run and hide. And he's like, listen, guys, you got to stick up for yourself. You got to fight for what you want. Do you want to be free? Then let's go out here and battle. It is amazing. Fight and you may die.

Run. And you'll live. At least a while. I'm dying in your beds. Many years from now. Would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance, just one chance to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives. But they'll never take our freedom. That's a good one.

Awesome. Oh, my gosh. I got chills. Eddie? So almost famous. There's a scene where one of the band members leaves. He's mad at the whole band. and he goes to some party and the band's upset

because he's not there, but they find him at the party and he gets on the bus and they're all mad at each other until Elton John's tiny dancer comes on and they all kind of make up just with the power of music. The evening is over. We hope you all enjoyed yourselves and we'll see you all again in 1974. Good evening!

So they all start fighting, but this allows them to come together. They get on the bus and they're all so mad at each other, But then after the song comes on, they all start singing the song together and smiling. I love it. That is kind of a jam song to do that too. Morgan, you have one of these? Yeah, I do. It's the Avengers Endgame where they are about to lose to Thanos.

And they're like, everything's over. The world is going to end. And then everybody shows up and they fight this huge fight together. Like all the Avengers show up. Like after they had just been dead and they come back to life and they're like, oh, we're going back to war. Here we go. That's a really good scene too because I got kind of.

chills again. Me too. Every time. And all of these for some reason, I guess if we look deep into them, they're kind of a metaphor for different things. Like, you're fighting with your friends, but like something that makes you not fight lunchboxes, I don't know, fighting 70-100s, I don't know. I was fighting for freedom, man. You want in life, you got to go fight for it. Yeah, we all need freedom. Yes. In life, you, whatever you want, go fight for it. Ray, do you have anyone? Rookie of the year? Oh, this is a great movie. What's the theme? here though. He gets the ball hit to him. It's a home run and you just never

know when you're going to get your call up to the majors in sports and in life. Before you hit play, this movie's so old is a kid, Henry Rowan Gardner and he gets a ball hit to him in the outfield and like he has like an arm. Like do you have a surgery? He just had surgery. And then he throws the ball

back in and it's like fooom like okay go ahead. So then he goes and plays with the Cubs and he's like 12. That's funny. That's a good one. So that to you is You never know when you're getting a shot, be ready? Exactly. Stay ready, never got to get ready.

Yep. All right, one more. Mikey, you have one? Yeah. So for me, one of my favorite movies growing up was La Bamba, and it has one of the best ending scenes of all time. And on the surface, it's a story about Richie Valens' life. But really underneath that, it's a story about brothers.

So whenever I watch this movie, it makes me think of my relationship with my brother. And in this moment of thinking of losing somebody like that, and his brother in the movie doesn't show a whole lot of emotion until the very end scene. No matter when I watch the scene, it still makes me emotional. I always want to cry. That's so good, Mike. Yeah, I play that again. It's just a little.

Yeah, it makes you feel sad, but yeah, you're right. Mine is, so there's a guy named B Rabbit. B. Rabbit? I've heard of him. B. Rabbit is Eminem. But Eminem is playing himself with the name B Rabbit. Oh. What?

Is this a mile? Yeah, a mile, yeah. And so at the end, he's battling Papa Doc. And I've watched this scene 300 times, even without watching the movie 300 times. And he knows he's about to have all this stuff set against him and be made fun of, be rabidized. Because, yeah, he lived a life that maybe he hasn't made a bunch of good decisions. And he was poor. And he was. So he's like, you know what?

I'm going to do. I'm going to say everything bad about me first. So anything you have saved up, you can't do because I already said it. like this is like the ultimate for me seeing where like somebody's bigger and better than you it's like watch this before you can cut my legs out I'll cut my own out and then I'll cut yours out I know everything he's got to see

Clarence lives with both parents his parents have a real good marriage After he all the way went in on himself Like he took every bit of ammunition Somebody could have used against him and he goes Here it is this is every flaw in fault that I have Boom boom and it rhymes And then he goes in I don't know that for me has kind of been

I've done my whole career Yeah, I kind of suck in a lot of ways so everybody can say whatever they want. But Clarence's parents got a real good marriage. So, yeah, I love that one. But thanks for the Texas Tech Basketball coach for coming on because I thought that was so cool. And I loved the Shawshank in life. You got to climb through poop to get to the other side a lot of times. How old is that coach?

Yeah, I don't think he's that old. Yeah, he's probably, if I'm guessing, like 48. Mike, would you age checking? Oh, yeah. So that to me, that seems like a young. Coach. He is 48. Yeah. He's awesome. Like, I am a massive Arkansas Razorback fans, my favorite team in all life basketball, football, baseball, whatever.

Like massive fan. But there are certain coaches like the Texas Tech coach McCaslin, like Bruce Pearl at Auburn, who after spending time with them, I'm like, man, I get why people would want to go play for them. Well, I feel like you've, I even know these coaches because you've talked about them, but I don't know anything about the Arkansas basketball coach. Why don't you do these kinds of things with him? That's a good question. The Arkansas basketball coaching staff really has not been welcoming to me, oddly. So, like, you couldn't do, like, the same kind of things like you've done with these other guys? Like...

I guess if I begged. Oh, and you're not going to beg. No, I'm not going to beg. Yeah, they haven't really been... I won't say cool, but they have... wherever... You know, I am a massive fan. And I'm a...

You know, I donate. Who cares? But, yeah, the basketball coaching staff at Arkansas has not been warm. or welcoming to be, nor should they have to. I might go to tech to the tech, though, guys. Play for coach. I might transfer. Have you met Coach Cowell yet?

For like one split second. I mean, and I had to pay to do it, which is kind of lame. Coach Cowell, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, because you did that thing. Yeah, and he was like, as it goes on, good. Okay, next. Yeah, it's not a good relationship. Not a bad relationship. There is no relationship.

Is his name Clarence? Does he live with his parents? No. No. He's got a lot of money. I think he has a own house. Yeah, he's got it. Did he go to private school?

He could own a couple of private schools, probably. All right, thank you guys for your movies. Yeah, that was fun. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clipper Taylor the 4th.

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shallamay did not win best actor huh no he put on the wait learned to sing play guitar all that and didn't win no he wasn't that good really in the bob dillon i could tell it was him the whole time I'm like, that's Timothy Shalmy. Trying to be like Bob Dylan. It's not streaming yet, so I haven't seen it. But Adrian Brody, which I don't even know what he's been in, but he won, right? Yeah, the Brutalist. That three-hour movie I watched.

Was it brutal? It was good. Oh, it was good. The Oscar swag bag is mostly what I'm interested in. So if you go and you're a star, they give you a bag filled with, and I can list you some of the stuff here. A four-night stay at a luxury resort in the Maldives valued at $16,000, offering private butlers, gourmet dining, and, and,

ball retreats. I don't know where the Maldives are, do you? No, I mean some weird island off the coast of something. A five-night luxury wellness retreat at the Santany Resort in Sri Lanka worth $6,000 featuring personalized spa treatments, a five-star stay in Barcelona, Spain, a gift certificate to celebrity arms and liposuction, valued over $20,000. Jeez. How do you go to all the places, though, if you're working? They give you like three trips, but you're still supposed to have a job. So that's mostly what I was interested in. Best picture, Anora. I don't know what that is.

Best director. Anora. Is that the one with like the Russian oligarch? Yeah. It's like the Cinderella sex worker. Like a mix of Cinderella. Not something I'm jumping into. It's like a mix of Cinderella and pretty woman.

Yes. That's what they were saying. Now I'd be curious to check it out. The other description felt creepy. Daredevil on Disney Plus, that's back. That's cool. I loved it on Netflix.

Should I watch it? No, I tried. I don't think I could get into it. It wasn't my thing. I think it would be, though. Do you know what his thing was? What his power was? Dairy?

You don't even remember. No, it wasn't that he was daring. Devilish behavior. He was blind. Oh, yeah, I was about to say his eyeballs. Something with his eyeballs. Yeah, so Disney Plus, it's back. So I haven't started it yet, but that's pretty exciting.

We'll do the news next. And then we'll take your calls. 877. 77 Bobby. Oh, it doesn't start until tomorrow? Oh, dang. When does Kerry come back on Idol? Was that last night? Did Idol start last night? Or is it next week? Big week. Lunchbox should have made a bunch of money in crypto if you listened to me last week. Oh, did I? Yeah, we'll check on that too. We'll do the news coming up next. South Carolina dealing with over 175 wildfires that have consumed approximately 4,200 acres across various counties. Horry, Spartanburg, O'Connie, Union, and Pickens. The governor has declared a state of emergency to bolster firefighting efforts and the fires have prompted mandatory evacuations in several regions. This is from NBC News. The pictures look like they're so red.

I mean, it looks like the drawings of hell. Have you seen them? Yeah, it's terrifying. Do we know how they started or how any of this started? Has anyone heard? I have not. I saw the pictures last night and I pulled up what it was today. There's a burning ban that's been imposed, obviously.

the violations that this ban will result in criminal prosecution. It makes me think that that's probably how it happened. Like somebody was burning something and it caught fire. I know I hear criminal prosecution. Yeah.

A Florida woman spray paints the wrong car while trying to get back at ex-boyfriend. Oh, gosh. A Florida woman's accused of spray painting hateful messages, including devil on a car she thought belonged to her ex-boyfriend as part of a deranged plot to settle a debt worth less than $1,000.

Okay, this is my opinion here. I don't think it was just about the debt that made her do this. No. A little more. Yeah, I think she's fine. You got to make sure you got the right car, you know? Yeah, yeah. Evalina tried to get back at her past love when she and her 16-year-old friend mistakenly egged and spray painted a neighbor's car.

Now, I've gone in the parking lot like Kroger and tried to open the wrong car thinking it's mine. Yes. I've literally gotten in the wrong car. Well, I haven't done that, but yes. So I can understand how you'd be confused by a similar-looking car. car, but I'm talking about this is a dark car. I'm looking at the color here. And they went lime green paint on it and painted all over it. But she vandalized the black infinity, about $1,000 in damages on the car.

Yeah, but how do you not make sure? I think the reason I knew that wasn't my car, you can look in the middle and see what's in like the cup stuff. And I was like, yeah, I know, I don't have a Dr. Pepper. There's no reason that Dr. Pepper would have been in my car. And I was like, oh, wrong car, wrong car, wrong car. How did you know it was wrong car? I think similar. Like there was a drink also. I mean, I was a rental. So it wasn't my car that I was used to. But I still, it was unlocked and I got it.

You don't sound near as crazy if it was a rental. Oh, thank you. Yeah. If it was your car. Yeah. JFK's underwear is sold at an auction for $9,000. A pair of underwear worn by President John F. Kennedy. Ugh. Has sold at an auction in Los Angeles for $9,100 the ivory cotton snapfly boxer shorts featuring a hand sewn label embroidered with a the late leader of the free world's nickname, Jack, reportedly goes back to his time in the navies in the 1940s. Also on the auction block, a black alternative brand hoodie worn on numerous occasions by Mark Zuckerberg. That went for $15,000. I think I'd rather have the underwear from JFK at 9,000 than a Zuckerberg hoodie for 15. I would have thought JFK was tiny witties though. I don't think anything's white after that long. They're pretty tan.

I mean, they're a boxer shape. Yeah, the boxer guy. Did they even have tidy whiteies back then? I think that's all they had back then. I don't know. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is asking Americans to hunt more nutria and invasive species that looks like a cross between a giant rat and a beaver. I don't know what this is.

They're burrowing, adversely affects water systems and structural foundations. They also carry pathogens and parasites. Their meat is lean, mild, and tastes like rabbit. It's too cute. I can't. I googled it. It's cute. What's it look like?

It's cute. Like a little beaver. It's cute. They say they carry bad pathogens and parasites, but they're also like, they taste great. Those two don't go together, beside each other. Like, don't talk about the parasites and tell me to eat it. Harvard University says that women are naturally mourning people more than men are. Women's internal clocks are set to an hour earlier than men's, making them fall asleep earlier, and wake up earlier.

Women also show a stronger inclination for activity earlier in the day than men. This is from the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Any feedback there, Amy? I just think we're probably wired to care give and make sure everybody's good and get ahead of the day. I'm a morning person, but I have girlfriends that love to sleep until noon. I'm not a morning person. And daylight savings on Sunday, boom. Oh, thanks for the reminder.

You don't need it. You hear it 100 times before then. That's true, too. But I like it. I want it to be. I want to play in the cul-de-sac until 9 p.m. With your friends? Yeah, I want us all to be able to play and ramp our bikes and stuff.

So this Sunday it sets back. Finally, a researcher say you can approve your mental health, well-being, and attention span. In just two weeks, all you have to do is get off mobile internet. A 38-year-old psychologist at the University of Texas, Adrian Ward, decided to study what it would be if he were to go back to like when he was a kid. And so he and his colleagues, they agreed to. download an iPhone app that would block all internet access on their smartphones for two weeks. Participants could still use non-mobile internet, like from a computer, a desktop computer, but no internet on their phones.

Average daily screen time declined 50% from more than five hours to just over two. And after the break, 91% of participants showed improved scores in at least one category. 71% reported better health, better mental health, better well-being. That's from Newser. Eddie, our church is doing a digital detox right now. Yeah, I'm not partaking in that. Basically, that's it. You turn your phone and, like, you can use your desktop, like, on anything if you need to check something on your computer,

but they were encouraging on your phone, just totally dumb it down. It's funny that you have to download an app by using the internet to keep you from using the internet. Ironic. Yes. All right. That's the news. Those were Bobby's B. Stories.

Let's talk about asking people for autographs. Nicole Kidman was on Colbert's late night show, and he was talking to her about this. Have you ever asked someone for their autograph? Yeah. Philip Roth. Yeah. Wow. I have that. Elton John.

Oh. Yeah. That's nice. Was that for an album or a book? That was because we bought lyrics. Oh, what lyrics? Yeah, your song. That's maybe his best song.

Yeah. Like the handwritten lyrics like when he first wrote. Bernie's, yeah. Bernie's lyrics. Yeah. So around the room, if you can remember the last time you asked somebody for an autograph, I'll give you a. couple. Oh, I just bought a really cool autograph thing. I think it's my favorite in my collection.

I didn't ask for this one, but I bought a, do you know who Jerry the King Lawler is? No. Okay, so he's a wrestler. But back in like the early 80s, him and Andy Kaufman got into this big fake fight where Andy Kaufman was like, I can wrestle any woman and beat him. And Andy Kaufman's like, to me, one of the greatest ever. And I got a baseball that he signed to Andy Kaufman. So Jerry Lawler signed a baseball to Andy Kaufman. So I have that, which is pretty cool. I, got Matt Castle, the football player, to sign a jersey for a listener. Does that count? Yeah. Yeah. Because they listen to our podcast. And so I sent him a Patriot's jersey that he had, but wasn't for me. But for you, what have you asked for you? And that might have been a long time ago, too, right?

I literally cannot remember because I feel uncomfortable asking people to sign things. I have Dirk's Bentley, who's a friend, but he signed a guitar. Okay, he signed a guitar for me way back in the day. I didn't know it was giving it to me, but he wrote every lyric to the song that went number one. So I have a guitar that has every lyric of one of a songs on it. That's cool. Oh, of the one song. Yes, not every song. Was that like I hold on?

It is. Yeah, that's cool. So he wrote every single lyric to that. Didn't ask for it, but I think that's pretty cool. But asking for an, mostly it's like a picture now. Like if you want something, you go, hey, can I get a picture? Yeah, like a selfie. Anybody asked for an autograph at all lately for anybody?

So we interviewed Stephen A. Smith. He's a, I guess. like a really opinionated sports analysis guy? What is he? Yeah, personality. Personality. But he's known to hate the Dallas Cowboys.

Hates the Dallas Cowboys. Always talks bad about the Dallas Cowboys. So after the interview, I had my Dallas Cowboys hat and I had him sign it. That's funny. And he laughed. He thought that was funny that he, that I wanted his autograph on that hat.

I had Fred Taylor sign a football card. Oh, yeah? Yeah, I played for the Jaguars. At his rookie card, I had him sign that. I don't know. Lunchbox? Man, I don't have an ass for an autograph in a lot. long time. I mean, I can't even picture me asking for an autograph. Now, pictures, I ask for pictures

all the time. You asked Scotty Pippen for an autograph. That was when I was 12 years old and Scottie Pippen. He had his little afro going. Michael Jordan retired. So he was the face of the Chicago Bulls. I'm in the mall in downtown Chicago and I see Scotty Pippen going to the food court and I run into the store and I buy the exact same hat that Scottie Pippen was wearing. And I go up to him and I was like, Mr. Pippin, can I get your autograph? No, and just kept on walking. Didn't even break stride. Didn't even break stride.

Didn't have time for me. We went to work out with the St. Louis Cardinals, and the guy plays for the Yankees now, but Paul Goldschmidt, who will probably be a Hall of Famer. He was with us and we're interviewing him. And in sports, basketball, they'll trade jerseys and football, they'll trade jerseys. And baseball, they didn't really do that as much. And I was like, hey, why don't we do a trade?

Because he, when he was coming up playing ball in college, listen to the show. And so let's do a trade. So I signed a microphone and gave it to him for his locker and he signed a bat and gave it to me one of his game used bats. That's cool. That's pretty cool. Yeah. Any autographs from you? No, speaking the Yankees, you helped me buy one of those. Like an autograph. Who was that? Derek Jeter. Oh, that's cool. Did you guys see the George Harrison toast that sold? What? Like a piece of bread? Someone bought a piece of George Harrison's toast from the 1960s. Hmm. No, I did not see that. You can't really sign it.

the toast. Yeah. But it's his toast and it had been sold before so it wasn't like the first time. But it was from 1963. When it sold last time, it sold for $94,000. What on earth? Did he have a bite out of it or something? It must have a bite.

I don't know how they know that's his toast. That's true. I saw Amy take a kit more, a coffee cup he left from last week and dump it this morning. And I was like lunchbox going to be mad. He wants to keep that and sell it. Oh, yeah. No, it was still, yeah. Put it in the trash.

Why'd you do that? Because what were you going to do? You don't need to do anything with that. I tried to sell Miranda Lambert. Okay. And how'd that go? I didn't get as much as I was looking. What was it?

I was trying to get $500. For what, though? It was her coffee in a cup. But I saved the coffee in a water bottle and I have the cup still. So you can either keep it in the water bottle and have the cup or you can pour it out of the water bottle back into the cup and have her coffee. And it didn't sell? They didn't sell for $500.

So I didn't sell. What did it go for? It was like $50. Someone offered me. Offered you, be and take it? No, no. I thought I could get $500, so I'll just relist it. There's such a difference of $5,500.

That's never going to happen, unless she dies. There's some point she's going to do something big. It's never going to go to $500. Oh, I got lunchbox that signed a ball card once, a baseball card. What card? In the past few months. His card? Yeah.

Lunchbox has a card that he was playing at a softball game, and they made like a charity card. And someone gave it to me and was like, did you know lunchbox had this card? And I was like, no, so I had him sign it. It's in my house. It's in my collection. Wow. So I got a lunchbox autograph, too.

I guess I just, I just love for a day. dollar or they only offered a nickel. Hold on to it. I got to confess, I did get you guys all to sign something. A throw-throw burrito game. Actually, he does that all the time. Yeah, I sign books and stuff all the time. No, but Lunchbots asks us to sign stuff all the time for his friends. Yeah, one, he's like, I have a friend that we signed this. And I was like, yeah, dude, don't be weird about it. No, it's weird. It was for my sister-in-law and I was... It's not weird. Who cares? I don't mind. If you're a big fan of me, that's okay. I'm not a big fan of me. That's okay. win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what y'all saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor

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Number one, the princess bride. I mean, I recall it. But you don't watch it a lot? I didn't watch it a lot. But my wife loves it. Really? She's seen it so many times. And I remember saying I've never seen it. That's the one with the flying dog. And she was like, no.

No dog. Yeah, but the big, Mike, what's the big dog? The floppy ears? Oh, never ending story. That's one I thought it was. That's a good one too. Yeah, I never saw that. She was like, no, dummy. Can she quote Princess Bride?

I don't know. Incathieval. I don't know. I don't only seen it once. But she knew the whole thing. Princess Bride, you know? Yeah, I've seen it a few times. But like, not something you consider fundamental.

The sandlot, absolutely. Yes. 100%. I think any baseball playing kid watch that movie a thousand times. Jurassic Park. No. No. I remember our youth director would like, he's like,

oh, we got it on VHS. You want to watch it? Like everybody was so pumped to watch it. I was kind of bored. I think I may have watched like half of it once. Scream. Yeah. I went to the theater to watch Scream.

I don't know that I watch it again, but that was like my introduction to like scary movies. I hate scary movies. But I watched Scream because that was a big pop culture thing more than it was just a scary movie. And then that mask was very popular. Mulan, 1998? No. No. I don't know what that is.

Cartoon, right? Yep. Yeah, I never watched it. The Big LaBalbals. 98. No. It's a dude thing. I watch it a couple times.

I quote it sometimes. That's what the dude. He's the dude. Yeah. But I would say it's not a top 25 movie. I think it kind of needs to be a top 25 movie to be like a fundamental part of your life. The next one for sure for me, the Matrix. We're living in it now.

Absolutely. No doubt. One of the top. One of the best movies ever. What do you mean we're living it now? Reality. Also, what we're told of. reality. We see it all the time.

We're in the Matrix. I guess I need to re-watch that because I remember not liking it when I went to see it in the theaters. Absolutely. It's a fundamental movie to me. Is that the one where the bullet, he goes back and the bullet goes over his head? Blue pill, red pill.

The mum, because it's like you take one pill and you keep living this life that you like and it's fine, but it ain't the truth. But you can take the truth the other pill, but then you're about to see what's really going on. You ain't going to like it, but at least it's the truth. Oh, that's kind of cool. It's awesome.

It was so ahead of its time. The Mummy. No. Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring. And a million people would say yes to this. Mike, are you a Lord of the Rings,

sir? No, I think it's an overrated trilogy. I'm going to go No Tube. I get it. I did watch it, but Harry Potter and the Sorcerer of Stone. Morgan, is that you?

Yeah. Oh, yeah. My mom read all the books to me growing up and then I watched all the movies in theaters. Your mom would read the whole book to you? Yeah. That was like our nighttime book time. Not the whole book one.

night, but yeah, over the course of time. Holy crap. It's been to be a lot. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004. One of my top three favorite movies of all time. It's so good. My wife asked me the other day, you ever see this? Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mine?

I was like, seen it. I think about it once a week. Like, would you take basically a pill to forget the bad memories? Like, that's for boiling it down. Would you do something different if it removed a lot of the bad memories? memories from your life because that's what he's going through. It's like, can I just forget? That hurt, so can I just forget her? It's awesome.

Mean girls? Oh, so good. Not so much for me, but I have seen it. And you know what I liked it? Never seen Mean Girls. Garden State. Oh, I love Garden State. Zach Braff. I feel like I had to like Garden State. What do you mean? I watched it and then all my cool friends were like,

you didn't love Garden State. Oh, the soundtrack. Is it the Shins? Yeah. You ever The Shins, I'll change your life And then I was like That's what she says So I think that mostly shaped my

Cooler, older friends at work So I had to act like I liked it Superbad, absolutely Great Oh yeah Speaking of Superbad The guy that Played Mcloven

He's in Superbad right? Yeah He's like a good looking dude now Like It's just It's crazy That nerdy kid turned out to be like Just like a dude

Does he still act? I don't know I watch him in an interview on TikTok. Yeah, Christopher Minz Plus. That's his name? Yeah. Does he act? He's still a little bit. He's in like a band too. Yeah, he's cool now, right? Yeah. And then finally, Inception, which blew my mind.

Refresh my memory on that one. DiCaprio. Are you dreaming? You're trying to go into a dream inside of a dream to hack somebody's mind. Oh, wow. Maybe I'm a little too deep. I think I missed that one. I need to rewatch that. Which one of those? Of all of them, though, would you put

as your number one fundamental movie of those 15 movies. I'd probably go the sandlot, but it's not my all-time favorite. It'd be Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, but probably the sandlot I've probably seen it the most and I don't watch movies more than once. So the sandlot, that's the thing gets quoted all the time. I go Sandlot. Any of those for you, Amy? Mean girls. Lunchbox? Obviously the sandlot. I didn't watch most of those movies. Eddie? Garden State. You're that cool guy. You're the favorite. Hey, listen to this. It'll change your life. Matrix, it'd be probably three.

You remember the first movie you ever went to at theater? Ever? Ooh. I mean, I don't know. I saw, I mean, I'm a pretty woman when I was nine, but I surely went to the movie before that. That was your introduction to the cinema, a prostitute. Yeah, with my parents. Mine was White Man Can't Jump.

Arkansas Keith took me to watch White Man Can't Jump. And then right after they went to watch The Babe with John Goodman. How old were you then? I don't know. 12, I don't know. But it's the first time I'd ever been in the movies. but I remember going to watch White May Can't Jump and I was like, This is Crazy.

Lunchbox anything? Man, I couldn't tell you the first movie I went to the theater to see. Because, I mean, I remember going, I mean, I remember Jurassic Park. I know I saw in the theater, but I mean, I was, what, 12 years old? So I had to go before then, right? I don't know if you're asking me. I don't know. Maybe ask your parents.

See if they remember. Eddie? I think mine was Pewie's Big Adventure. You went Garden State? I know what it was. There's Rambo and Grandma. Grandma took me to see Rambo The guy in North Carolina

hit for $110,000 in the lottery and he says those numbers came to him in his dreams even the dollar amount that he hit. Okay, stop. Do you think he's full of crap? Full of crap. It's just like, I mean, I don't want to call anybody out,

but there's a guy that works in this office. And he said his wife had a dream that they should sell their house and she had a dream for how much they were going to be offered. And that's the exact number they sold their house for. I'm like, stop. That's amazing. Stop, guys.

Like, that's not real. That's pretty cool. I think it depends. I think it depends on trust whether the person is or if they always have, you know, a fish tail. But this guy, Robert told the North Carolina Education Lottery that he bought a $1 quick pick for a cash five. And he said he dreamed the night before he'd win. It's strange because he even dreamed the exact amount that he would win. and then boom he hit it.

I wish he'd have written it down before. Thank you. It's so easy to say it afterwards. Yeah, yeah, it is. But people don't say that afterward for the most part. Good story. Can't prove he's lying. Can't neither can you.

But you're, that's true, but you're yelling that he's lying. Yes, because it's just full of crap. The exact dollar amount, come on. Unless he already saw the jackpot the night before and it was at like $110,000 and he had to dreamy $110,000. That is different. Can't prove he's,

It's so annoying. My wife said she had a dream that we lived in a mansion and she drove by a mansion. She said that's the one I saw in my dream but she said she'd never seen it before. So that would be more of wishing. No, no, no, she had never seen the mansion kind of thing. Maybe she's, you know, some past life. Or maybe she had seen it but she didn't remember seeing it like it was in her subconscious. Right. Well, hopefully it means we're going to move in that mansion pretty soon. I think she liked that mansion. I want to play this voicemail. Joanne from Pittsburgh. I was so disappointed when you didn't tell us about what you did for Valentine's Day, and you promised you would, and that you're telling us that we need to listen to your 25 whistles, which I'll listen to, but I don't think that you should try to, I don't know, coerce, force, whatever, trick us into, listen to another one of your podcasts just to hear what you did for Caitlin for Valentine's Day. I just thought that was sort of below you. Anyway, still would like to know what you did for her,

and love this show. First, nothing is below me. I'd like to say that. Nothing is ever below me. Secondly, the plan was to talk about it on the show that day, all of ours, but we only really got to lunchboxes. And I didn't feel like coming back on like the 17th and talking about Valentine's Day. And we didn't do a post show, so we just did it on the next show.

No real plan there. But then once someone asked, I was like, oh, yeah, it's on 25 whistles. But yeah, nothing is below me. That's the thing. But no, it was no coercion. And while I talk now, no, you got to go listen to 25 whistles. Now I'm in. Now I'm totally.

I wasn't because I could have just been like, here's what's up. But I feel you. I understand the frustration. However, that was not the plan. We ran out of time, mostly because it turned into a debate about Valentine's Day and lunchbox. So that took a lot of the oxygen from the room. But it's still up if you want to go hear it. 25 whistles.

Yeah, 25 whistles. Go search for it. Give me number two, Ray. Hi, Bobby. Fourthling, after I heard it on your show. and I only had it like a week and a half and I'm done and already bought the second book. Where's Amy at?

Gosh. Yeah, I'm making progress. She'll say on 25 whistles. Yeah. I mean, I'm, I need to probably, I got to hunker down with it this weekend. That's what I need to do. Where are you?

No, no, there's, yes, I do. We're not rushing you. She's just asking where you are in the process. Okay. Well, I don't want to spoil anything. Okay. Like, I'm incredibly nervous. Where you are on, you know, I don't.

What page are you on? Three quarters of the way through the book. That's not a spoiler. Yeah, probably chapter 26. Of? I don't know how many shots. Like 30 something. Okay, you're almost done.

I'm well into it, but I want to finish it by now. There you go. Leave us a voicemail, by the way. We love to hear them. I still haven't gotten to anything crazy, though. Like, people talk about the romantacy. No, you got the non-explicit version. Maybe.

You talked about music. You got the non-explicate version. Did I? Because, like, no. Nothing's happening yet. Like, nothing. Like, and I think I will know. People have talked about it being so intense that, like, you'll know.

And I'm like, have I missed it? Or maybe you just think it's normal. No, no, no, no, no. There's only 32 chapters. Oh, so when in my, when, well, then it must. The hardcore dragon scenes? I don't know. You have to wait and see.

Okay. Thank you. Call, I'll leave some voicemail, all that. Some iPhone users are saying their alarms aren't going off. Like they set them and it doesn't go off. Has this happened to anybody here? No. I set multiple.

even if it didn't. Right. Like I wake up in the morning, it's like, you know, 420, 421, 422. Oh. So if it misses, I'm caught. Yeah, there's no way I would go to sleep without a backup. Some iPhone users are still complaining about the phone's not going off in time. And Apple acknowledged issues with the reliability of the built-in alarm feature.

And so here's a guy named Brunson State talking about what to do if your alarm doesn't go off. I've been using the iPhone alarm for 10 years, never had an issue. Well, two days ago, I woke up an hour and a half late to work. Well, last night I set a test alarm just to see what went wrong maybe. It went off and then it went silent. Couldn't hear it. So I said another one. Same thing happens.

Now I'm bugging. Well, it turns out Apple decided to add a feature in one of the updates called Attention Awareness. Turn that off because that mutes your alarm. If it doesn't sense you looking at the phone, turn it off. Hmm? So there's something called attention awareness. If it doesn't sense you looking at it, it will not allow it. Is that what I heard?

Have you seen, because they're putting all this stuff. They have a motion sickness one too. Have you seen that one? No. With the dots on it. Everyone keeps sending it to me going, hey, you should do this whenever you ride in a car. But I don't ride on the car. I don't drive on the car.

But if you have issues with your phone and the alarm not going off, they say go into it and undo that attention awareness. Or you can do like I do and be so attentive that you have 10 of them set back to back to back to back. Morgan, have you heard about this at all? I haven't. I mean, I'm curious about it because I have to say like multiple alarms to wake up,

so I'm curious. What attention awareness is if you look for it in general in your settings? Do you ever see the stuff on TikTok where they're like, these are all things you don't know about your iPhone? And then it's like 12 things people use all the time,

and you had no idea. Yeah, I've learned some things. Attention aware. We have it here. Where'd you find that? Well, you can find anything if you go to settings and just type it in. Okay. So you can go to attention aware.

Allows voice control to start listening when you look at your phone and stop listening when you look away. Explain that to me. Allow voice control to start listening when you look at your iPhone. And stop listening when you look away. Oh. So it's only going to spy on you if you're looking at it? that's what I thought too Mike can you

do you know what this means one of the attention to wear in general is like your phone will like dim if you're not looking at it so it knows if you're not looking at it's going to go in like to sleep mode so if we take that off it might start just staying on okay but see even if my phone goes to sleep if I've set an alarm I need you to I need you to wait get my attention

ring it you know like everybody's got their phones up except lunchbox he's not even jumping in no because I mean I'm not going to be able to figure it out anyway technology's over my head so I'm just like all right but it's saying if you have that feature on you just look at your phone and it's like, okay, you're good, you're awake, and I'll turn off the alarm. Yeah, it's saying, oh my gosh. What?

No, but what if you need? What if you so see, I said alarms, not just to wake up, but like, you know, to go reminder, pick up the kids at three. So if you're looking at your phone and you need the alarm to remind you of something, let's say you're not asleep. It's not going to go off. That's what the, okay, that's not. Got it. What it is for some people. Okay, but that's not, that's not cool because I said lots of alarms with, like, different tasks that need to be done.

Morgan, what did you see over there? Yeah, it says iPhone will check for attention before dimming the display, expanding a notification when locked, or lowering the volume of some alerts. So if you have it selected, that's what's going to do. Turn it off. Yeah, yeah, definitely turn that off. And I think it automatically turns it on because mine was on and I never turned that on. You ought to show me after this because I think you're good.

I'm going to step by step on anything. So you go to settings and then you search what, attention? Attention aware. Okay, and then you find it turn it off. It took us a minute to get there, but I finally got there. I turned mine off. I don't need mine adjusting. if I'm looking at it or not.

Yeah, it's right here. Lunchbox, just go to... Do you know how to go to settings? Okay. It doesn't matter. Probably not. That story's from the verge. What?

So what is... It says command feedback. Show confirmation, show hints. Keep going down. Oh, attention aware. Mine's not on. Okay. Oh, this is also,

if you've had problems with your face ID, like I have recently, my face ID will just not work. And this is why, because it adds another layer of security that you have to be like dead set looking at your phone versus just like popping your face up to your phone. I like to just casually look at it and it pays for things.

See? And it won't do that if you keep it on. That's funny. Also, it does keep you from getting like hacked. Like the good thing about Apple Pay with your face is it's hard for someone to steal your eyes. So it's hard for them to use that account. Like if you're using that account to buy stuff.

Morgan, I need you to tell me what you just said because I'm not comprehending. So basically if you have it on here, it's adding another layer where basically you have to, sit here and hold your face very attentively to for the face ID to work versus before like you could just hold like I could just face ID to lunchbox's face from the side and it would work. Okay. So it's making you, it's to your point, adding that additional layer of security that really only

you and the perfect situation can unlock whatever you have face ID attached to. You ever seen like crime shows where they steal their phone and they put the phone up with their face real quick and get their unlocked? It's never that easy. No. And when you have sunglasses on too, it doesn't read it. You have to look down and be like, oh, okay. Then it opens it.

Why don't you just love sunglasses up? Oh, I just look down so it sees my eyes. Are you doing that a lot? Yeah, all the time. Okay, well, I feel like I learned about attention-aware today. Bobby Bone Show. Bored Head. This story comes us from Boston, Massachusetts.

A 22-year-old man sees a police officer go into the 7-Eleven. He's like, man, I've always wanted to duel with the police officer. So he walks in, sees the police. officer shoves them. It says let's duel. Duel. Okay, with what? He didn't have a weapon, but he got... That's stupid. What are you going to duel with your words?

You're in a rat battle? The cop took him down, searched him, and he had some fentanyl in his pocket. And he was under the influence of mess. Probably why I wanted to duel. I miss the days when you could walk up to somebody, slap him with a glove, challenge him to a duel.

Will you take ten steps like opposite direction? You disrespect him first with the slap of the glove. You peel your glove off. I, pop, pop, slap you. And you had to accept that slab. When was this? What day? It was like last Tuesday.

It stopped last Tuesday. Yeah. Yeah, okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Morgan has a first date story. Go ahead. Yeah, so I was messaging with this guy on Hinge, and we're debating where to go for a first day.

He's like, I'd love to go out with you. And I had seen on his profile. that he really loved Olive Garden. And so I saw that. That was like, we should totally go to Olive Garden. He was like, wait, really? And I started talking to some girlfriends, and I'm like, you did not suggest Olive Garden.

That's a horrible first date idea. Why is it a horrible idea? I love Olive Garden. I don't know. Apparently, like, they think it's just not a good idea to do chain restaurants on first dates. They think that it could make you look, I don't know, not. Cheesy, not classy?

Yeah, like the list of things. And I was just like, I thought Olive Garden It looks like a fun spot. Olive Garden's awesome. So good. But he also had it in his profile, so that's cute. Yeah. Don't let them shame you for being in normal Kansas, middle class Morgan.

Because I don't know there's anything wrong with Olive Garden. I love Olive Garden. I love the soup and... Bread sticks? Yeah. The soup and salad is... Because the salad's unlimited. And then also I like the peppercini peppers.

I hate peppers in all ways, except for the peppercinis. And then I'll eat the top of the salad and they'll bring it back in and do it again. And with more fresh pepperchinis. This is not a commercial, by the way. Olive Garden's never paid as a nickel. I don't think there's anything wrong with Olive Garden. I don't know why your friends are being haters. Maybe it's also because they're like you're going to eat so much food

and then that's also happening on first day because there's like endless breadsticks. That's also a thing. That's a good point. Is there a if you go out with a guy, you're kind of letting him know your standard immediately, first impression. And if you're standard according to your girls is Olive Garden, like that's not good enough. Yeah, potentially. But I've also always said, like you can take me to Taco Bell on a first day.

Like you're just figuring out a vibe with somebody. If you guys can't vibe at a chain restaurant, then you're probably not going to vibe in other places. It's been my thought process, at least. I think Olive Garden is awesome at any time. Makes me actually want to go today and just have some soup and salad. So I think your girls, are they single? No. All of them are in relationships.

They marry rich guys? Yep, snobby. Only one of them has like a doctor for us been. Is she the one that was anti- Olive Garden? Yep. Yeah, they were like, they were just questioning my taste and was like, are you sure this is something that you want to like put out there that Olive Garden is okay for you for a first date? Well, first of all, he added on his profile, not a big deal. Second of all, Olive Garden's awesome.

And anybody that hates Olive Garden, then get to hang out with me. Thoughts, Amy? Yeah, I think it's okay. I think it's cute that you noticed that in his profile and you suggested it as a date. And even if you didn't, even if you're like, let's go to Olive Garden. Yeah, that would be fine. You're the one suggesting it. I think that there are guys, right, Bobby, that will.

take all of this out of the equation, but they may take you to a chain restaurant at first date to see how you react. It's like a test. Don't some guys do that? None I know. What? None I know will do that. They take you somewhere too fancy to try to show you they're richer than they really are. Like that's usually how guys, if they're like trying to get action.

Unless it's somebody trying to hide that they have money. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. But that's like only on Hallmark movies. Oh. Yeah. That's only like, there was some movie they were showing around Christmas time where the guy was like a billionaire, but he was a homeless guy, and he was just trying to find a woman by acting homeless. Did that you pop up in you guys as feeds at all? No. Mine either. My neither. I mean, my neither. I say pursue Olive Garden. That's a good one.

Okay. But don't eat too many. Wait, so have you all gone yet or no? No, it's in the works. Pending. Did he say yes? Yeah. You had to ask. Well, he was like, are you sure? He's like, we can go somewhere else if you'd like. I mean, I just like, I do love it. But if you'd like to go somewhere else, I was like, no, I want to go to Olive Garden. Yeah, we support all the garden. You know what? Heck, we support Applebee's too, don't we go? Yeah. Anywhere. I mean, if you're not paying for it, anywhere it works. That's what I say. The Bobby Bones Show.

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