The Bobby Bones Show - SORE LOSERS: WOW! First Time In 10 Years This Happened!

Episode Date: April 26, 2025

SORE LOSERS: In this episode Lunchbox reveals if he had the chance to play golf with his friend from college or did they get rained out. Ray had something happen to him that hadn't happened in the entire 10 year career of the person helping him. Plus Lunchbox got to enjoy a free dinner which makes a long drive totally worth it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and then Lunchbox had to crap himself. Oh, yeah, scuba came in. Did you leave that in or did you just keep going? No, you guys were talking shop. Why in the heck would I? leave that in. I don't know. I have no idea how this pod works, but I do want to say thank you to the listeners for understanding my predicament on Monday and understanding that we had to jet, we had to get, we had to skat, skit, scat, scut, scuttle, do, flee, flot, flow.

And yeah, how are you, man? Don't ever wrap again. Are we going to learn about how the golf went? Oh, you're going to hear all about it. I mean, my buddy calls me or text me on Monday. Hey, can you make it to this golf course by 115 today? I mean, it's an hour drive. And, I mean, we are talking within minutes. I'm like, okay, let me, if I figure this out, if we do the pod this long, if I go get my clubs, get on the road, there's no traffic. I don't have time to eat lunch. I will just eat my freaking hand and I'll starve to death.

But I should be able to be there by 129. And he said, we can move it to 1.30 if you want. I said, that's perfect. And I said, but it looks like, I mean, it's rain in here. And he goes, oh, no, no rain here. And even if there is, it looks like it's about to blow over. So no big deal. Ready for it to blow.

So I'm like, all right. So I left this building and it is raining. The roads are wet. There's rain coming down. And I got to run to the house and get the clubs. And it's still raining. Enough. Are we going to start the show?

Start the show. I thought it was a tease. Start the show. Since your first time doing radio. And then he started into hard television. story. I was going to say that was rude of your friend to do that, but Dodd one time hit me up at noon and say, can you play at one? So sometimes guys just get a golf course, a time, wives give them the day out, and they got to play. And I said, Dodd, we don't leave this factory till one.

Sorry, times have changed. I'm out. And I haven't got an invite to golf with Dodd since. It was interesting, though, but he knew he was coming to town for bidsiness. So why didn't he give me the heads up like a week ago. Hey, I'm going to be in town on Monday. We're going to play golf. He just randomly text me at, you know, 10.30 in the morning, hey, can you make it in three hours? I mean, it was very, very short notice.

When we used to play all of us together and we were all friends, did we do tea times at the Muni? No. We just showed up. Showed up. That was bad. Because that's trouble. You never even know if you, that's why we waited in a line.

It was always kind of annoying. That is what's really hard about golf nowadays. there's a lot of courses around here. They won't accept a onesome. If you're going to play by yourself, they're like, oh, sorry, you can just show up and we'll try to squeeze you in. No, no, no. I would like to put my name down for a specific time because I don't want to show up at 2 o'clock and wait for an hour and a half. Like if you put me on the T sheet, I can show up it 2, play it 2, and get the hell out of there.

But you taught me this trick. You show up and say, oh, they had to cancel. 100%. Now I always just make it for 2. Genius. Simple. So simple. except for there's one that it makes you pay in advance. I'm like, I can't do that because I don't want to pay for two

and then have to not get money back. Dude, that's what they made Angelina do when we went to Armune. She paid $200. Yeah, we're like, guess how much they charge Bayzer to ride? Oh, not even play, $25 bucks? $25. Yeah. It's crazy.

If it wasn't Easter and I'm being a good dude and I'm not cheating people anymore and I'm not lying, cheating, and stealing, Robin from Pete, to pay the pimp. Piper? Yeah. Since I'm not doing that anymore, I paid it, but I was not happy for 13 holes. I had to pay for that.

Here's what's amazing, is how much they charge you to ride in a golf cart. So, A, it tells you, A, you need to get enough money and buy a golf cart. Or B, you got to start using your legs and walking the course. Because to play the course, it's $17. To ride in a golf cart, it's an extra $25. How is the golf cart more than the golf? And I know we got to start the show, but we have had multiple issues of carts not being good.

Remember when I went with you guys? My cart sucked. Yeah. Justin and Angelina's cart sucked. Really? Could barely go up to hills. That means they're not charging them right or they're about to give out. Maybe they need some new carts.

It's so frustrating. Ray, was it leaking something? Maybe you want to get under the hood. No, it was. Okay. It was ice. All the beer they had in the back. Ah, got it.

That makes sense. Well, we better start the show, man, because this golf is going to take about all about, 30 seconds tell. All right. We're going to do it live. Arnold, I've remembered. He's at Coachella.

Oh, that's what it was. He came back for a few days and then he said, I'm headed out to Cali, man. Yep. So he is there at Coachella. He will report back. Apparently he saw Haley Bieber. He saw Bieber there as well.

Oh, Bieber looks rough, dude. He looks like he's on some drugs. Multiple. Yep. And so Arnold will report back. He did enjoy the, who's set tonight? Travis. Henry?

No, it was Travis. Got, God, Gar, Scott. Travis Scott. He saw Travis Scott. You know where he went to school.

UTA. UTSA. So we'll talk to Arnold about Coachella. Coachella is in Palm Springs. I don't, I don't know that. Got a random text from South Beach. He goes,

Palm Springs is playing the Bobby Bone show. The big show. And I go, Coachella? And he goes, damn right. South Beach is just random. went to Coachella, we're 40 years old. I didn't realize Coachella was such a thing.

I mean, is it really that, is it that different than like ACL or what's the one in Chicago, Lala Paloosa? Are they the exact same thing or is Coachella something special? That one, you want those pictures to get there. So in 30 years your kids can see that you were a hippie and cool and hot. And all the girls get dressed up for it. Is it anything different than what's the I-Hart Fest in Austin? No.

I Heart Fest and Austin is probably better. But it's just that it thing to do. Especially if you're California, which South Beach always thinks he's a big California rich guy. You've got to go to it. It's just the C&B scene thing. Got it. I wonder how that festival gets to be so cool.

Like Palm Springs. Oh, is Palm Springs cool? The wealth. And it's just, it's a, I think it's the closest to Woodstock, that in ACL. But it's also got the most influencers and all those chicks on Instagram do their photos. It's like, they dress like that for the picture and then they put on sweatpants and a t-shirt. Oh. And I guess maybe I'm just not a music festival guy and maybe I'm too old to be a music festival guy. What about I heart? You're going in two weeks. That's different. I love those festivals.

How's it girl? Country girl. Shake it for me. Shake it for me. Come on. We're doing a video. Shake that. Shake that. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. We're going to do it long. We're going to do it long. We are the one, two, three. So are losers. What up, everybody? I am Lunchbox. I know the most about sports. I'll give you the sports facts,

my sports opinions, because I'm pretty much a sports genius. Y'all, it's Sizzin. I'm from the north. I'm an alpha male. I live on the north side of Nashville with Beezer, my wife. She was a Broadway girl. We now live in the country, 2.2 acres,

2.2 kids at Vanderbilt Clinic. Justin checks on him every day. And I'll probably die of a heart attack when I'm 72 and a half years old. Lunch, over to you. So like I was saying about the golf, I run home, I run in the house, I change, throw the shorts on, throw a shirt on.

You know, I get a hat, and I'm ready to go. Then I'm get in the car, and then I'm like, oh, my golf shoes, got to go back inside. It's raining. Get them, throw them in the car, have my water, and I'm ready to go. And I type in the golf course. And it says, closed on Mondays.

Sheesh. I'm like, what? How is it closed on Monday? Like, today is Monday, and my buddy said, can you be at this golf course at this time to play? Maybe Jim and I, Google, as an updated. That's what I'm thinking. I'm thinking that's winter hours.

It must be something wrong. Or this is a tournament, and I am the fourth person in the crew. Maybe, you know, the other people from his work backed out. And that's why he's in town for business, and they needed a fourth for their foursum for the scramble. If your story sucks, you just gave me the biggest light bulb. I have a hilarious story.

Continue about golf and tournament. So I'm like, all right, here I go. And I remember in the back of my head, him saying, there's no rain down here. It's just, if anything, it's going to blow over. The whole hour drive, I had nothing but rain. the entire time. Brutal. The ground, the roads, there's puddles, it's just wet everywhere.

Ray, I was hydroplaining. Not that I was hydroplaining, but I was just like, there is no way we are playing golf. But according to your friend, oh, it's clear down here. It's clear down here. It may be raining up in Nashville, but south of Nashville, there's no rain. And if anything, it's just going to blow over in about 20 minutes. Country Hills is a great golf course. I think Country Hills is north of here.

Inside joke. Oh, that's what, yeah, I got you. And so I said, all right, man, I just keep driving. I am 12 minutes from the course and it is still raining. Puddles everywhere. And I'm off the highway. I'm on the back country roads now. Most of these you have to.

My wife calls me. She's like, how's it looking? Oh, she's about the weather. She's got the weather on. Oh, she has the weather radar. going off. And I said, there is no way we're playing golf today. She goes, what?

I said, he said it wasn't raining down here, and I have seen nothing but rain the entire time I've been driving. She goes, yeah, but maybe it's not raining at the course. I said, I'm 12 minutes from the course, and I just went through a two inch puddle of water.

She's like, oh, well, maybe at least you guys can grab lunch. I'm like, well, he already had lunch. He told me he was eating at a restaurant and then heading to the course. You want to get pork missiles? She says, well, at least you drove down there to see a buddy from college. I said, yeah, so I'm going to drive down here, say hello, smack him on his ass,

and then I'm going to turn around and drive home. So what did you do today on your Monday? Well, I spent three and a half hours in the car driving down there an hour and 15 to hour 15 back. I guess that's only two and a half. But whatever. That's cool. She goes, well, just have a positive attitude. I'm like, how can I have a positive attitude when the rain is coming down?

Does this tell me something good? I don't need to be positive. It's real life, woman. She's like, all right, and I said, so if we even play... Bonehead story of the day, me. I was like, you're going to be on your own with the kids' dinner and all that tonight. If we play, it's going to be late. And she goes, okay, have fun. Let me know. All right, bye.

That's a great wife you hit her with. Gonna be late. Take care of the kids on your own. See ya. And she said, bye. fun. Great wife. That's how we work. We worked that way.

Very in sync, very on the same page. Like, go out, enjoy your life, come back to the kids when you need to come back. So then I'm getting, I'm a mile from the course and guess what? Stopped raining. Still raining. Oh. Still raining. Oh, I got the sound effect.

Oh, do you please? Still raining, man. Another bolt. And I'm like, this is unbelievable. And then I see the hole. I see one hole and I'm like, oh, there it is. It's raining on that hole. Cool.

And it runs right along the road, you know what I mean, leading into the golf course. Go up, take a right. And I take a right in the parking lot. There ain't a darn car in the parking lot. Not a single one. Oh, my gosh. Oh, it's a double whammy. They're closed and it's raining.

Yeah. And then I'm like, no, no, they were closed. They were closed. The golf course is closed. What? because there's always some loser that still goes to a golf course when it's raining because they're that addicted to golf. Yeah. So the fact there wasn't a car in the lot, it had to been a holiday or like the site said, not open.

Closed on Mondays. So then I'm thinking, did I read the text wrong and he mean next Monday? Oh, no. Dude, you're the bonehead story of the day. I'm writing this for you right now and sending it to Mike D to get approved for bones. and I pull out my phone and it says no today. Oh. And I'm like, well, what the heck?

So I'm all right, let me text him. I'm like, hey, man, did you mean to send me to an abandoned golf course that's closed on Monday where it's pouring rain and you said it wasn't raining? This story comes you from Columbia, Tennessee. And I hit Send and I look out the window and he pulls up in a golf cart. What? And I'm like, what is going on? So I opened the door. He's like, you ready to play some golf?

What is happening? And I said, no, it's raining. It goes, oh, we may get a little wet, but we can still play. Wait, I thought it was closed. It is close. That's why I'm very confused, too. I'm like, where did you get the golf cart? And then another the golf cart pulls up.

Sheesh. With two dudes on it. How's it going? bros, father's son. And I'm like, what? Is he like, do you have a cover for your golf clubs? I was like, no. And he goes, they may get a little wet then.

He goes, you've got new clubs in a while. And I said, well, I don't really want to get them wet. And he goes, oh, there's a reusable grocery bag here in the back. You can just use that. So I literally used a reusable spurs. San Antonio Spurs. grocery bag to stick over my clubs to keep them dry. You are a private club material.

Yeah. No, no. The golf... How are they open? So then I get in the golf cart and he's like, you're ready to do this? I'm like, well, it's raining kind of hard. Is homie playing this course illegally? And I said, and I'm very confused because online it says clothes.

I said, I pull up here. There's not a car in the lot. and you guys come rolling up on two golf carts. About to pull up. And he says, oh, see my buddy over there? Because they work for him. Oil and gas and renewable energy. Solar farms.

Got that body like old money. He goes, he's on the board. Sheesh. Of the Columbia Golf. So he has a key. He just got two golf carts out and we're playing the course. Shee. So the golf course is closed on Mondays,

but dude has a key to the cart barn. This story just got awesome. And I'm like, excuse me? He goes, yeah. If you're on the board, you can play whenever you want. Sheesh. And that's it. But it's still raining. He goes, yeah, hopefully it'll blow

over. It doesn't matter. You're playing the course solo? There's not a soul on the golf course. No, we're doing next Monday. But why was the tea time important? It wasn't. Great point. Yeah, you could have gone anytime. We could have gone at four o'clock.

Yeah, you left our listeners with a 39-minute pod. That wasn't my doing. Ray, it was a web of lies. I didn't understand. So I'm like, are we really going to play in the rain? He goes, why not, man? We got the course to ourself. I'm down.

See, rain golf sucks. But if it's just you out there, yeah. And I was like, all right. But instead, they pull up under the little awning rain. And we sit there for 10 minutes. And after 10 minutes, the rain goes away. There's no more rain. And what is that?

Is that the sun, the ghost of Jordan's feet? Peaking out from behind the clouds? It's Branch Nettaker. He's going to squeegee the course. He no longer's on tour. And the one guy, the son of the dad that, you know, is on the board, he's like, I already drove the back nine. That's usually if we get water standing.

That's where it's going to be on the back nine. He goes, I saw no standing water. So we're going to be good to go, boys. What a dude. And I was like, wow. He's like, it should have affect your ball flight a little bit. RPMs are going to be altered a little bit. velocity rate exit velocity launch angle you'll be good fine decent winds south southeast so it's time to head to

the number one tee ray and play some golf and i'll tell you all about it right after this the 2026 NFL draft is here and the NFL daily podcast has it covered from all angles join me gregg rosenthal and jordan rodrig after night one on thursday nick shook joins me night two friday and then sunday to recap everything that went down over the three days in Pittsburgh. We'll tell you who won the draft and which players were my favorite picks. Listen to NFL Daily with Greg Rosenthal on the free IHeart Radio app. Open the app, search NFL Daily, and listen now. A win is a win.

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I know. Right. That's the beauty of a tease. That's the beauty of setting you up and thinking one thing's going to happen and boom. Ropa dope. We had a private golf course. Truckers know that.

Watch out for the cow! I wanted you to think that this was going to turn out miserable, and it was going to be the worst day, and I just drove for nothing. That's the art of storytelling. That is how you hook them in, you bring them in, and then you give them a plot twist. And we get to the first tee, and they say, so, boys, how much we play them for? Oh.

What, excuse me? What's your handicap? And I'm like, oh, I'm like, 18? Justin's like 40. And they're like, oh, okay, so it'll be you. You, I guess me and we'll go together. The father, son, they're a team. You're an 18?

Yeah. I actually agree to that. Yeah, I shoot about 93s, 92s, 91. I'd say you're a 16. Well, according to 18 birdies, I'm 17.4. Oh, all right. Yeah. So that's how I do my handicap.

I'm probably a 25 or. And Stephen, he's a plus one. And I'm like, oh. And dad, T.P. He's a plus six. I'm like, whoa. And Larry, he's about a plus 10, 14 in there. So it's going to be T.P.

And Larry versus me and Stephen. Okay. Nobody I know, roll on. Yeah. And I step up on that first T-box and whack, right down the middle. And they said, okay, this is some bull crap. you ain't no 18 that's not when you determine the handicap

it's all about close distance I'll hang up and listen I think I bogeyed the first hole all right cool second hole par third hole par and the guy goes man

I know you ain't ever been down to Columbia before but you're about to get a Columbia cuss out what though it goes you bullcrabbing me on that handicap aren't you like no man you just wait it'll come I mean you could have given

proof about the 24 birdies app. I know. They weren't serious. They were just being funny. They were really funny dudes. Well, I mean, if they would ask me, what do I give my handicap if I only play 13 holes? Dude, do you know how fun it is to drive up to a tee box and not worry about anybody else? And if you hit a ball of the right or left,

not having to yell four, because there's no one on the golf course. Were you guys doing Mulligans or? No mollies. Scouts on, Ray. No mollies, man. We were playing straight golf. playing a, you know, skins game. So I got to stroke a hole because I'm a, you know, 18 handicapped pretty much. And it was so fun.

And we hit the first nine beautiful rain came a little bit, little drizzle on hole number eight. Then it cleared up and didn't have another cloud for the rest of the day. Is it dry quick? Were you good on short shots and your chips and stuff? There wasn't a lot of mud splat. Okay. We did play where you could move your ball if you were in something. but there was really not a spot on the course that was bad.

It's called pick and place. Sorry to be the PGA tour here. Sorry, didn't realize that was the name. And Nance always tells us about it. Now, Peter, this is a pick and place day because of the rain. So they will be able to pick up their ball, clean it off, and place it back down in the spot. Now over to 10. That's where we win.

We went to number two. And this is the hard part. We're making the turn. And your boy hadn't had anything to eat. You got to get a porkie. The course is closed, really. Glyzzy. There's nothing to get.

He was like, I can't even get in there. He goes, I'm sorry I couldn't get beers out of the concession. You know, we're closed today. Oh, so you guys were dry, huh? Yeah, yeah. See, that's the thing. Golf, you're always banking on the clubhouse. Always banking.

So I am so hungry. Because there you're going to get teas. If you need emergency balls, you've got to pull. Pork missile, gatorade, couple altras. And I'm just depressed because I am so hungry. My stomach, I have the hunger pains because I haven't eaten since 9.30 in the morning. That was my last snack. That was a break during the big show.

And so I'm just going to have to tough it out for the next nine holes. And then I'm going to have to find the nearest drive-through, get me something to eat, and get out of there. And so we play, we're playing. And then, man, I felt bad. this is where Larry got a call on Whole 11. And it was a business call. And it's some dude, and he's talking to him. And he's like, so what's making you change your mind?

And I can't hear what the guy is saying. He goes, but sir, he goes, sir, we've been working on this for the last five months. We were going to wrap this up next week. He's like, is there any way I can sit down with you and we can go over this? this again and and he this Larry doesn't even get to like hole 11 he's just sitting there on the phone

he doesn't even get to play oh one of those Angelina when she's closing business deals when we're out at the bar on a Saturday and then at one point I heard I was like we were number 12 was a par 3 and I said hey Stephen how what's the distance and I hear this old man go

what? I'm like what he goes who's this Larry's Bluetooth had switched over to the music player and I was talking to the old man. This business deal has gone south. The deal did not get closed in Columbia. And I said, hey, Larry, Larry, your Bluetooth, it's picking up the, it switched over. He's like, oh, oh, clicks on.

Hey, hey, you're still there, man? He's like, yeah. Yeah, I'm at the office. Just finishing up some things. What's up, man? He was like, are you sure you want to cancel this after we've been doing all this work and research for five months. He's like,

I really hate to hear that you don't want to go through with this deal after five months, all this. And I'm like, oh my God. Oh my God. Usually it's just golf games falling apart on the back nine. And I'm just like, this is not good. I feel so bad. Like I'm like, I shouldn't be witnessing this. I'm going to slice to the right, make Larry feel a little bit better about the business deal gone south.

And, you know, we're playing skins. We're playing for money. So now I don't want to win. I'm like this dude. Oh, you take him for more money after the business deal falls through? And that's the thing. So he gets this new, you know, and I don't know if he's on commission or how it works. I would assume there's some kind of commission aspect to his job. Is this the dad?

No, this is the son. Okay, because I'm envisioning this guy's like 70. No. Oh. Oh, the dad is like 70. Okay. But the son is probably 35. Got it.

Got three kids. a wife, all that. The perfect Tennessee life. And so then he finishes up whole 11 while we're teeing off on 12. Oh, do he finish on 13? Oh! No, no, he had to just catch up to us. Got it.

And then 12, I had to pee, man. I had to pee. And so I go behind a tree. Beauty. Guess what? There's no one out there. So it doesn't matter what tree I go behind. You don't have to watch for the women, kids, get called a predator, have to put

your cell phone on a website. Don't have to worry about the cart girls seeing the dong out. You know what I mean? None of that. You got Bayer. What are you guys doing? We're peeing and we're trying to do it real quick so some other guy doesn't report us. And then Justin comes out and he goes, I'm sorry I have a microscopic penis. Okay, Justin, hilarious. Guys, we're just trying to go the bathroom before this guy that cuts through is going to see us. So I go behind the tree, and I go to unbuckle my shorts. And here's the problem. My golf shorts are 15 years old. They used to be black.

They are almost faded to gray. Yeah, we got to get you some new gear. And as I go to unbutton them, the button that was hanging on by a string, there it goes. Oh boy. So now I have no button on my shorts. You're going to have to pull it off.

I don't know how, though. Luckily, I have a belt on. So I'm able to do. the belt a little bit tighter, so you can't even notice that my button's gone. Yeah, you're good. But the only problem is when you have no button, it keeps unzipping. Yeah. So we're sitting there and we get on the 12th green, no one notices, and we're packing up our stuff.

And I look up, and here comes a Jeep Grand Cherokee driving on the golf course. Oh, sounds like there's a marshal to the course. He didn't get the memo. He comes down the cart path. There's a creek. The Grand Cherokee drives over the golf. the bridge of the creek, drives down the cart path, and there's an exit into a neighborhood behind the golf course, drives right down it, out into the neighborhood.

Cut some corners on your way commute home? And I looked at them and I said, hey, does that save like an hour here in Columbia that he can just cut through the golf course? They're like, I mean, maybe say some 10 seconds to go around the block, but like who, and they're like, I don't know who that was, but golly, I didn't know they just drive. on the golf course. Who knew that a Grand Cherokee could fit on the cart path? Yeah, it'd be

tough. And it was just, we're sitting there, you know, we're the only ones on the golf course, and all of a sudden you see a grand Cherokee coming down. I'm like, oh man, we're busted. We're busted. We're in trouble. I thought we were in trouble. I was like, damn it, this dude told me we could play because he had a key to the carpet.

No, it's just Nick 9 to 5 coming on home. The wife called him. Going home to see the wife and kids. He's just driving through the golf course instead of going around block whatever cool so we finished up the round dude amazing who won it was a dead heat nine skins to nine skins we're going to a 19th no no no actually no wrong wrong sorry on number 17 i made the par putt we were two in one two holes up with one to play so they said they wanted to do double or nothing on 18.

I said, deal. Why would you agree to that when you're guaranteed to win? Why would you not want more money? Oh. Double or nothing? I'm looking at $40 in my pocket on a free round of golf at a private course that we had to ourselves. I'm in. Honey, I'm coming home late with extra money, though.

Yeah. And so I step up on the T-box, way right. Thank you. All right. And so par five. Stephen steps up. Way right. Is that your partner or the other day? That's my partner.

I took me 18 holes to learn your partner, but go. Larry, right down the middle. JP, JT, TP, way right. So we're all on the right. And what do you know? Larry pars it. I bogey it. They win the whole squadouche.

We win no money. And what you realize with Skins game and also playing your buddies, a lot of times ends in a tie. Ends in a tie. The game of golf is weird. It's basketball blowout. Blowed out.

Yeah. I mean, Grizzlies got blowout again. NBA, you got blowouts where golf is usually pretty tight. And especially with the way you guys played it was what you play. What's it called? Skins. Skins. And then, but you also played Scrabble.

What is it called? No, you played your ball. It's just the score on the hole. Whoever had the, you know, if one person got a par and then go with the better one. Yes. Yeah. So because of. of that scoring, it's going to be pretty tight.

Pretty tight. No one's going to lose a significant amount of money because we're all not very even, but one hole you can have a good hole. And me giving a stroke every hole made it very even. The teams were perfectly matched. Dang, you were given a stroke every hole? Bro,

TP was a plus six golfer. I mean, that's what I'm saying. That's crazy. They must have been real good. Yeah. That's, I mean, that's different than I was dealing with. I did five hours and 13 holes. Well, Larry... So we played a little bit of a different game 24 hours apart.

I mean, Larry was a little bit better than me, so he got strokes on certain holes, but not every hole. Oh, a par three, no strokes. Right. Like, par five, though, got a stroke. Things like that. So it was a great day. And I'm like, hey, man, we take off our hats. Thanks, man. Thanks for having me. This was, I mean, I don't know how we got this private course, but it turned... I mean, what a beautiful day, guys.

Like, we had no rain, nothing. And they're like, yeah, man. Cool, man. All right. They're like, hey, you got time to grab something to eat? I'm like, you know what? I'm starving. Let's go eat.

Let's talk business. So? Businessman making business deals trying to get that money. We go to downtown Columbia. I'll tell you what happened right after this. The 26 NFL draft is here and the NFL Daily podcast has it covered from all angles. Join me, Greg Rosenthal, and Jordan Roder. after night one on Thursday.

Nick Shook joins me night two Friday and then Sunday to recap everything that went down over the three days in Pittsburgh. We'll tell you who won the draft and which players were my favorite picks. Listen to NFL Daily with Greg Rosenthal on the free IHeart Radio app. Open the app, search NFL Daily, and listen now. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying.

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On the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Oh, Wendy's, how can I take your order? No, no, Wendy's, man. I was going to have to stop at a Wendy's or a Dairy Queen or a McDonald's or a McBanger, whatever it was. But they invited me to go eat.

Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger. How can I take your order? I'm like, yeah, man, I'm hungry. I need to eat. So we go. So, man, how's your sex life, Larry? So we sit down. We're just sitting there chilling and looking around. And they come get our orders.

I'll take a water, man. I'll just take a water. I'm so thirsty. Do you want apps? Yeah, I want apps, man. I need some apps. Like, give me the buffalo chicken dick. Give me some shrimp.

We know how you order. It's impatient and you name five things at the exact same time. Well, this dude hadn't, I haven't eaten since 9.30. Understood. It is now 530. We already heard the backstory. Okay. We've started with the backstory actually since 9.30 the previous morning.

Yeah. And it comes and I am just like a freaking just crushing the buffalo chicken dip. And they're like, can we have some? I said, yeah. And I said, I'm going to. His bones not feeding you guys up in Nashville? I said, I'm going to, like one guy, TP, he scoops it on his plate and is just eating it like casually. and I was like, I'm not scooping it on a plate.

I'm just going to trust you guys not to double dip. I'm going, I'm going just straight from the bowl. I ain't got time. I probably ate 90% of the buffalo chicken dip. Yeah, and TP has probably been scolded at home before. Got a strict wife. Yeah, I eating like that. Come on.

And then the shrimp never came. We never got the shrimp. So don't know what having that. If we canceled that or whatever, then I went with the pork shop. And it took forever for the pork shop to get out there. I mean, it took forever. I mean, I am just like, come on. Got the pork chop, got the baked sweet potato,

and got the soup of the day, which is like some chicken something. You never wanted to be too quick, but you never wanted to take the 45 minutes. Especially when you got to drive an hour home, like you're already tired. I mean, you pretty much got home, had to go to bed and get up for the big show. Correct.

Sheesh! That's basically what happened. And then the middle of dinner, I'm like, man, I got to go pee. I got to go pee. So I'm like, where's the bathroom? I'm back there on the left. I'm all right, so get up, go to the bathroom. And this is, you know, my 15-year-old shorts.

The button's gone. Mm-hmm. You lost in the 14th. Yep. And I go and I go pee and then I go to zip up. Zipper breaks off. You're down to the belt and dong. You're basically wearing a belt thaw, dude.

So there's no way to zip up my short. Hey, man, are you having money trouble, Gibbles? All right, let me get this dinner. So there's no way to zip up my shorts. So my shorts are unbuttoned and unzipped, dude. Dude, you look like a hobo. And I am at a restaurant, like a steakhouse. And I am like, what do I do?

The home of the 96er. We are only halfway through dinner. And I've got to be in this restaurant with no zipper. And no button. They're exposed. You got to wrap your raincoat around your waist. So I don't have a raincoat, man. I didn't have a raincoat.

So I sit there and I try to fold the shorts over as far as I can. And I pull the belt as tight as I can. But you can still see the zipper is not zipped, man. Coach, I've seen this look. And it is by hobos on Broadway who have been through it. And I'm just like, people are going to be like, yo man, like, what are you doing? Dude, if they get a wrong angle, they are going to see your Prince Albert. They are going to see the goods because the zipper is gone.

I mean, what are the odds that these 15-year-old shorts that the button in the zipper are both going to go down in the same day? Dude, you're about to be naked. So I'm in the bathroom for way longer. It should be for just peeing. Because I'm trying to figure out how to manipulate this. So I untuck the shirt and I'm trying to stretch it to make it longer. You got to go that route. It only goes halfway down the zipper, man.

Halfway down. There's nothing you can do. So I'm just like, you know what? I can't just stay in here all night. So I just grin and bear it and walk back to. the table and try to, like, as I'm walking, I keep my hands kind of in front of me. Yeah, up in Nashville, we do some weird dress wise. This is actually in style now, you know, hanging out.

You know, Nashville Cowboy. It's the new thing sweeping the nation, guys. What do you get? You guys aren't Jen's ears, all these kids with their hanging out? So then we just, we finished dinner. And I don't even mention it. I don't even mention it to the guys. I don't mention that I have no button.

I don't mention that I have no zipper, dude. I do not want to make this very uncomfortable for them. So we just talk, chat it up. Then we go outside the restaurant, say our goodbyes, and I get back in the car, and I drive the hour home. And the best part of it was Stephen said, Hey, guys, don't worry about it. This is on the company tonight.

That's what I'm talking about. And he picked up the bill. That's Billy style. Free golf, free dinner. No button, no zipper, no problem. Sheesh! And that was my golfing adventure. That was a hole in one.

I get home, the kids are in bed, it's 8, 18, and I hear, Dad! Dad! And I go downstairs, and they're in the middle of their last story. And they say, Dad, Dad, did you make any hole in ones? No, no, I didn't. Dad, dad. Did you make any hole in twos?

No, no, no, I didn't. Birdie on three? No, par. Dad, dad. Did you make any hole in threes? No, no. Dad, dad, did you make any holes in four? Yeah, I did that.

Yeah, yeah, hole in four. Any holes in five? Yeah. Any holes in six? Yep. Any holes in seven? Yeah. Did you guys do a snowman max?

No, but the most I got was seven. Then my kid said, did you hit an eight? And I was like, no, just seven. and then Baby Box 3 Dadda, Dadda, did you hit some in the water? Yeah, they'll learn about the snowman with Uncle Justin and Zzzan. And I said, nope, no in the water

today, boys, they're like, awesome, dad. Did you get a hole in 10? Nope. Okay. Then we finished the last story. She said good night. And I showed my wife my pants. And she goes, oh my gosh. She goes, you're so embarrassing.

We got to get you to Dix today. So we need to get down there and buy some new shorts. man. That's it. Wow. That was the golf adventure, man. Wow. And with that, we'll take a break. The 2026 NFL draft is here and the NFL Daily podcast has it covered from all angles. Join me, Greg Rosenthal and Jordan Roderig after night one on Thursday. Nick Shook joins me night two Friday and then Sunday to recap everything that went down over the three days in Pittsburgh. We'll tell you who won the draft and which players were my favorite picks. Listen to NFL Daily with Greg Rosenthal on the free IHeart Radio app.

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and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeard radio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends.

I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of The Girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target.

He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the Girlfriends. Trust me, babe. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Now let me hear your hilarious story. It pales in comparison, but let me tell it. So Beezer wants to go to a course, and you know how I say we do brunch? We'll do food and drinks.

Yeah. So this one, we just said, hey, we're swinging by it. We're at the mall. Girl stuff. I have no idea what we were doing. And she goes, let's swing by, get one drink. I said, cool. I've never checked out this clubhouse.

Why not? Oh, different clubhouse? Yeah. I've already gone to one clubhouse. and not played and I sit there with my wife and I feel like a p. Why not go to another clubhouse sit there and feel like a puss? So we go up there and at the very top there's no sound. There's five TVs, not one of them's on.

Oh. Okay. Okay. And so there we are. We order from the lady. She's in her 40s. I would say doing a great service serving gentlemen beers and doing this, doing that. It was a tournament.

So there was stuff going on, okay? A lot of action. Yes. So as we were there, there's a guy coming in. Oh, par three, we got to turn it back into a par four. Oh, hey, hey, Marge, hey, Sarah. Hey, Marge. The times in the past, I've actually gone up there, not with my wife, but it's been a vibrant staff. TVs are banging. It's good. They got a golden tea.

So usually, you know, it's a little bit going on. You go up there this time, it's crickets. And then it's confusion because the tournament ended. and the lady charges us. And she swipes our cards, takes our cards. And me and my wife are just standing there. And we're both looking at each other. We don't have our drinks.

The lady's now behind the bar. And both of our drinks are just sitting over there on the other side of the, like, behind the counter. Where you can't reach them. Where I can't reach them. A white claw on an ultra. And we're just sitting there. The lady's guy comes around. He apparently works there.

They give each other a kiss. They're just chilling. Love that. love. So, and I'm in a great mood. I believe it was a Friday. I'm in no rush. I'll wait there all day. I'm not going to say, hey, ma'am, you didn't give us our drinks, but you charged us awkwardly. And actually, I don't even know if you've swiped my card. Did you hit me? Because I never got a tip. Usually everybody wants a tip. So we're still staying there. A couple minutes, three minutes, four minutes. Lady gets another kiss. Now she's turning on the TVs. We're still sitting there. No drinks. No drinks. No drinks. The lady turns the players championship on the week. The week. after the Masters. So what does that tell you? It's old. And these idiots at the, there was a couple people of the staff start watching the TV. They're watching a replay of the Players Championship from three years ago. And they don't realize it. And I go, yeah, they always play the players right after the Masters. Man, this is crazy.

Nobody gets the joke because they all think it's live. Me and Bays are still standing there waiting for our drinks. The lady has gone on to do other things. She's taking the dishwasher out, wiping the counters off. And at this point, I've been shown for five minutes, and she still hasn't realized she didn't give us our drinks. I'm like, you know what? Why not be brass?

It's America say something. I go, excuse me, I'm so confused. Is this like a Black Mirror episode? You never handed us our drinks. And she goes, what? And she looks back and goes, I have never done that in my 10-year career, not giving a person their drinks.

And she turns around and grabs them and hands them to us, and we sit there and watch a recorded episode of the Players' Championship. It was Deshambo. Deschambo took it, guys. It might have been Rory. It actually was Fowler from like 10 years ago. Wow. And he doesn't even play on the tour anymore. And I go, Beezer, we better be drinking this in about two seconds because what just happened?

And I will never be back. And what happened to the Gen Zier that was up here a couple weeks ago that was just slanging drinks at you that had them faster before you can even pull your wallet out? Oh. First for everything. You thought you were on boiling points. Remember that on MTV? They sit there and mess with you until you blow up. Am I on candid camera?

what is happening? And babies are so polite. I think she would have sat there for an hour and not said anything. Me, five to ten minute window. I was like, I got to say something. What the hell is going on? Five to ten minutes. How about five to ten seconds?

Dude, I was in a rare, courteous mood. And it was just like, it, it was one for the record books, man. A course that you don't have to pay for and a recorded episode of the players with drinkless drinks. Hallelujah. What a time on the course. baby. And golf is an amazing game, isn't it? It is.

I'm going to read one email before we go home. Yeah. Yeah. And it's someone, they want to set the record straight is how they put it. Because I guess there's rumors going around to something that they did or they happened, but they want to set the record straight. And here we go. Oh, you lost that clip.

It has been recorded over. Okay. I guess I can still read it. Here we go. coaches you were talking about thunder and lightning at the beginning of the pod the other day and i got excited that you got half the guys right original thunder and lightning was will clark and raphael palmero at mississippi state put some respect on it also i guess i have to tell the real story if it keeps coming up i was dancing around cheese fully clothed and a couple

of coaches put dollar bills in my shirt at the convention so then naturally the shirt came unbuttoned, but never came completely off. Then when security had enough of the show, they asked me to button it up, and I did, no problem. I wasn't asked to leave or escorted out until after the open bar happy hour, which was amazing, was closed, and they started kicking everyone out from the group because they were tired of sore losers nation, and I just happened to be the first one asked to leave. Also, Buddy Glass is the worst. Sincerely, your friend Taylor. Callaway.

Yep. Thank you. Record has been set straight. There it is. All right. You guys have a good Wednesday, man. I got to head down to Dix. I got to get some new golf shorts.

Yeah, I don't know what I'm going to do, but it's weird because I had a picture on my timeline. Let me, on my Facebook timeline of those shorts, they popped up. And it was me playing golf with my buddy Oscar down and off. and I said, dude, can you believe that I still wear these shorts? And I'm trying to see when I sent him this text. There it is. Nope. That was Wednesday, December 4th.

I mean, when did I send, I mean, come on. You're going to be amazed. They make some comfy shorts now. Do they? I mean, I have not put on a new pair of golf shorts. I'm telling you, in 15 years. That's actually one of the things that hasn't changed. They probably still look the exact same.

There's no new form of aerodynamics or mesh. I'd swear there's the same exact material as it was. Yeah. And I don't even know how much golf shorts cost now because I haven't bought them in so long. I haven't even looked. Do you want to know an outside dark horse? Yeah. Justin went to Walmart.

He got a golf shirt and golf shorts for $35 bucks. Really? And he also got Titleist balls for that same $35 amount. The person forgot to run. ring up the title as balls. That's even better. Ray, if I could be so fortunate. Here it is. I said, 2016, we played golf in Austin. I still wear these shorts today. They're so faded now that they look gray and they're faded like your golf game because you don't play anymore. And that was on August, April 29, 2024. So that has been a year and I'd still worn those same shorts. So you have

friends that have given up on the game? Yeah. Oscar has totally given up, dude. Totally. given up. He was obsessed for about three years. He played like three times a week. Business calls, business meetings were always on the golf course now. He don't even know what a golf club looks like, dude. Yeah, I think Billy still plays the exact same amount.

Danny, Fort Lauderdale, Danny, plays a little bit more now that he lives in Florida. But Mike Miller lives in a mountain area, Vail. And I don't think there's a lot of time to golf, so I believe he doesn't even play golf anymore. And he was awesome. He was the best of the group. Miller was the best. He taught me a lot of

stuff. We would go play a Bluebonnet. That's amazing. I'm going to tell you what. Chesday's dad, phenomenal golfer. Phenomenal. A couple months ago, I believe he's 69 or 70. He shot his age. Sheesh. Shot his age, dude. That's unbelievable. And I do want to say shout out to Bucky Godbolt because that man is the mayor of Austin. And I said, hey, Bucky, I need a tea time next Friday with her Garrett, Greg, and Jacob, and Bucky Godbolt said, I got you, son, I got you. And he got me a tea time next Friday.

Speaking of the past, Bucky God Bolt from our past, remember Coach? Yes. We had a falling out over the merchandise. It said, Coach, he actually gave us that name, Coach, because they used to say it at the end of Appius Colts. They always called each other coach. We started doing that at the old studios.

Then there was a falling out. He moved. He was mad at us for the merch. I just texted him today. Really? Because I was cleaning out voicemails and he had left me a voicemail. And I go, hey, coach, just want to let you know that green cleaners closed. It was his favorite cleaning place, dry cleaning.

They changed over to like Tide corporate. Oh. And he goes, I still have a jacket there. It's blue in color, waist length. Pick it up for me. Ha, ha. I said, perfect. Your interview with Edgar and James was great.

I'm unfamiliar with your work. And he said, thanks, coach. I'm unfamiliar with your work is my book title coming out in January. And I said, miss you man. And he concluded with, miss my buddies in Nashville. Damn, you guys are fun. We're friends again. We're friends again.

Ray, that was an inspirational episode. That was a big of the ages. That brought tears in my eyes that you guys reconnected like that. That's amazing. Dude, should I play his voicemail? Yeah, do you have it? I saved it because it was so funny. Please, let me hear it.

Like, this guy's the coolest guy ever. I love that he left you a voicemail. Who knew? Well, it's from years ago. Nobody does that anymore. I still leave voicemails. I don't know about you. I want people to hear my voice.

You got it, ma'am? 2015? That is what date? December 21st, 2015. Okay, nine years ago. Nine years, four months. Let's hear it, man. I can't hear it.

Dang it, that's Amy. I don't want to hear Amy. Can you turn it up? There we go. Coach, I'm driving to Michigan through Indiana, and I stop at this little casino that I usually hit when I lived here, and I do the same thing. I put 200 bucks in my pocket, and I go to the high limit room,

I play that wheel of fortune high limit. That's $25 a spin. So I got four spins on the first hundred, nothing. And on my second set of spins on the second hundred, I hit the $2,500. Got paid and got back in the car. About nine minutes. About nine minutes worth of work. In the door, win, dip paid, out the door, under 10 minutes.

That's the way to roll right there, Coach. 25. All right, I'll see you. Hope you're having a good time in the holiday. See you. I love it. I love it. That's great. I almost forgot what his voice sounded like, man. I almost forgot. That is beauty. That was beauty. Nine minutes of work. He cleared 2,500. That's what I'm talking about. That is what I'm talking about. Man, we got to, that just, yeah, that's, hey. The 2026 NFL draft is here and the NFL Daily podcast has it covered from all angles. Join me, Greg Rosenthal, and Jordan Rodriguez after night one on Thursday.

Nick Shook joins me night two Friday and then Sunday to recap everything that went down over the three days in Pittsburgh. We'll tell you who won the draft and which players were my favorite picks. Listen to NFL Daily with Greg Rosenthal on the free IHeart Radio app. Open the app, search NFL Daily, and listen now. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th.

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