The Bobby Bones Show - The Best 7 Segments On The Bobby Bones Show This Week

Episode Date: July 19, 2025

Morgan gathered the engagement and data from all of the socials to determine these best 7 segments from the Bobby Bones Show this week. Catch up on the show, so you don’t miss anything!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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She's breaking down the top seven segments from the Bobby Bone Show this week. What's up, everybody? Happy Weekend. Welcome to The Best Bits. We're going to get caught up on the Bobby Bone Show this week. But before you dive too far in, check out Part 1, Part 3 this weekend. Mike D joins me. Part 1, we talk about all his braces stuff that's been going on and his vacation with his wife.

And then part 3, we answer listener questions. We talk movies, his wife. Are they ever having kids? All that good stuff. So check both of those out. But the reason you're here is to catch up on the show. So let's do it. It's possible that Bobby has a new addiction.

And what's crazy about this one is it's something that he said he would never, ever do. He hated this originally. But now he's becoming pretty interested in it. He's done it a few times in the last few weeks. Number seven. I'm going to review Superman coming up in just a few minutes. But I did see it this weekend. It was my third time in the theater in three weeks.

Yeah, what is happening? My wife has found an affinity for going to the movies. Well, I also thought about you, though, because once you get into something, you sort of get addicted for a little bit. And I started to think, oh my gosh, is he going to become addicted to the movie theater? I'm now movie, Bobby. I started a podcast. Did you get a membership? No, no, no, no.

I think there's something to that, but I don't think I like movies enough for it to be my addiction. We compromise on going to Superman because my wife's like, let's go to the movies again. And we had some friends that wanted to go to the movies. Do you call it the movies, by the way? Yeah, the movies. Okay. I do. I don't know. What was it? The theater? The cinema? What are you contemplating?

I don't know. You guys start making fun of me when I start saying redneck stuff because I'm going to get to some other things that I say. So my wife says, let's go. And I say, man, we've been twice in the last two weeks. Can we go watch Superman? And she's never seen Superman. And she looked it up. It's all the rotten tomatoes of the early, because we went on Saturday night. So it had been out for like two days. She was like, yeah, okay, we'll go. So we went. Now here's what I want to say. I'll do this first. What do you call the things that run before the movie? Previews. What do you call it? The previews. Me too. Okay.

Our buddy called it the trailer. He's the trailers. He said they usually show good trailers. And I didn't know if that was. That sounds so weird. But he's not from, I'm from the South and you guys are from Texas. Was he from New York? From the Midwest.

Okay. Morgan, what do you call it? You're from Kansas Midwest. We call them commercials. Before the movie? Yeah. Because it is. commercials and trailers. No, they're the previews.

Mike, what's movie Mike calling? I call it? I call them trailers. Okay, well, maybe that's, maybe we're wrong. What do you call them much, rocks? Previews, obviously. Trailers was the Midwest version, unless it's commercials. Mike, Mike does call, Mike is movie Mike. Because they used to play at the end of the movie, so the previews would be at the end. They'd call them trailers. We're not talking about why it's called it. I just mean general. I'm not even saying my version's right. I don't think we're right. I know. I just think we're all regionally the same. I guess. Well, he's regionally Texas. I know, we're all Texas plus you, Arkansas. Same. Mike. Mike calls it trailers.

Oh, yeah. Sorry, Mike. I thought you were with us. No, no, he's not. He's not. Okay. So that was number one. So I've been also trying to exercise this muscle of not being so early and on time for everything. So we go to dinner before the movie. The movie was it what? We're all trying to exercise our muscle. We're all trying to exercise our muscle. muscle to be on time and you're trying to exercise your muscle to be late. Correct. So we go to dinner at 5.30. We had a 7 o'clock Superman showing.

Okay? Are we with me? Yep. We go. We have dinner. Which, by the way, I have been criticized before for whenever the waiter comes up and is like, hey, are you guys ready? I'm just like, yep, let's just eat.

Let's order. Everybody's ready, even if they're not, because I just want to kind of get the show on the road. I chilled out a little bit when the waiter came. It was like, hey, would you guys like drinks? And I was like, sure would. I'll take a lime shrub mocktail, whatever I ordered. And he's like, great. Ordered nothing else.

He came back again. Would you like appetizers? I said, well, I think I would like the chips and salsa. Didn't even order an entree. So I'm really pacing this thing out. He comes back to third time. It goes, all right, do you guys want entrees? And I'm like, of course we do.

I will have the, well, apparently I didn't check in with everybody before I said, of course we do. But we'd already sat through the drinks and the appetizer part. Well, and you'll have a deadline. Yeah, but we were still running pretty good. We were right next to the theater. But I thought because I had gone the proper order, I didn't need to check with anybody then. Me letting everybody know we're going the order is by getting the first and the second thing.

My wife was like, you did it again. You did it again. I was like, did what? She goes, you just started ordering. And I said, we already did the drinks and we already did that. Chips. Like, of course we're going to order. We're not going to wait for more.

So we ordered. And we were 15 minutes late. We walked into the theater at 7.15. I'm sweating. Yeah, but that's okay because there's previews. Oh, like an hour's worth. I swear. Well, I didn't know how long they were.

All I'm doing is freaking out is going, we're going to miss first part of Superman. I'm not even going to know where he comes from. Is it crypton still or they change it? Oh, yeah. So we walk in and thank goodness the previews we're still showing. Because I was- The trailers.

I was nervous. The commercials. And I looked at my watch whenever the previews ended. 7.45. Wow, 45 minutes worth them? 45 minutes. That's ridiculous. That's bull crap.

one of my platform when I finally went for office is we're going to share the real time the movie starts not when the previews trailers or commercial start because that's crazy 45 minutes yeah that's way too long but we did go 15 minutes late which was still 30 minutes early I was sweating it and we did watch Superman and we'll review Superman coming up in a minute the guy's really good in Superman though Superman is when you watch the previews do you go like you got it out loud say like oh yeah we do we do you know in Gladiator. Or he just this thumb and he goes, ah, or down.

That's what my wife and I do. We'll put our thumbs up and it does mid. And then we look at each other after it's over and go up or down. It's the best. I love that. I also hate talking about a movie when we're walking out. Like, do you like it? Sometimes I just need time.

Oh. It doesn't matter the movie. I hate when someone's like, what you think about it. I'm like, the credits just rolled. I don't know. You don't know what you thought about? I do, but it usually develops. It usually matures in the next couple of hours.

Like maybe I haven't fully come to terms With how I feel and why I feel the way I feel I know but I don't think it's like totally crazy to ask About the movie right when it's over Big of a question, do you? Yeah, I don't really like that. I don't like that. I don't like Well, I didn't have that on my bingo card. I hate that. I love that. I've never even used it but I enjoy what other people do.

Oh no, don't do that. But a Superman review coming up or if you miss it go to the podcast. Just go search for the Bobby Bone Show and you can hear that because I watched it. I watched it. Have you guys seen any previews that look good? The Odyssey That looked kind of good Yeah, what is that? It's the old story

Yeah. Homer. Yeah, Homer wrote it. Yeah. That did look good. Is it the Odyssey? I think so. Yeah.

It's not the Illet. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That looks pretty good, right? Decaprio has a new movie coming out where he has, is like a daughter and they've been up to no good.

Yeah, one thing after another. He looked rough in that preview. He looks kind of rough. Any of the movies coming out? There's a new, I had no. I know what you did last summer movie coming out this weekend. Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix. In a couple weeks.

Okay. Yeah. Do you care about that, Amy? No. Did you ever see Happy Gilmore 1? Yeah. You don't care about Happy Gilmore 2? Can't say that I've really thought much about it.

I guess I'll watch it when it comes to the house. What do we call that? Streaming. It is streaming. Oh, it's not going to be in the theaters? No. Okay. Well, then maybe I'll check it out.

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. I hard launched my boyfriend and of course it turned into an entire thing. I posted some videos online that went with a cute trend. And the guys on the show seem to think I'm either engaged or headed off to a lobe. And you're going to hear the entire accusations, all the rumors that are flowing around right here. Number six. So a relationship update from someone on the show, Morgan hard launched her boyfriend, face and all, on Instagram. First time.

Oh. He didn't come across your feet. He didn't pop up on mine. Well, I'm looking it up now, though. Oh, no, it's the cutest video. Yeah. We see his face. Not really what I expected.

Why? I feel like you got hints of that. Yeah. Better or worse? Not what you expect it. Really? Neither. Okay.

I don't know that I thought he would have that much facial hair. Like, it gets really thick up front. I thought it might just be like this. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But Lunchbox is now super convinced she's engaged. Yeah, this is another example of why she didn't want to tell us she was engaged. She can't say, oh, guys, I'm engaged, but you've never even seen my dude.

So she, right after we bring up the engagement, all of a sudden, she's like, oh, my gosh, I got a hard launch. So she hard launches, and now she's opened the door to say, you know what, now I can let the engagement out. Now, do you guys believe this is more proof? Why do you think she did it right after we talked about engagement? I am curious, let's remove the engagement from this. But why would you launch now? Not saying you shouldn't or should, but why now? I don't know.

I just felt like it. That's a good enough answer. Great trend going on that's like, I look happier. I was like, oh, this is a cute thing to launch it with. I just thought it was a cool connection. That was my exact theory. That trend is so cute. And I was like, wow, Morgan's a genius.

It's perfect. Like her video is perfect for that trend. If you look happier now and then she's like, bam, this is why. Okay. I mean, that's really it. Yeah. I believe it. I'm not really better than engaged.

She's engaged. No, she's not engaged. Gosh, dang it, lunchbox. You caught me. How did you know? The thing, lunchbox is you can't claim you were right when two years from now,

eight months from now she gets engaged. You can't claim I knew it because she's not engaged right now. Right. No, not right. No, no, I agree with you. If the proposal happens later down the road, I can't say, oh, I was right.

But if we track it back and we check a receipt and it was purchased back in, you know, May, I was right. How are we going to see the receipt of a guy we never even met? And May, isn't that like when they started dating? That would be. How long has my dating? We started dating March.

Oh, wow. Are you engaged? No, I'm not engaged. I don't think you are. There's no ring. There's no, there's no permanent conversation with my father. There's nothing. I believe you.

You don't know there's been a conversation with the father. That's true. He wouldn't tell you that, hey, I told you dad. Okay, well, to my knowledge, that tells you that I'm not engaged. He would have told her if she was engaged because he would have had to ask her. Okay, here's the other thing, and I can't, I'm not going to go forward with it fully. But Ray, will you hit spill the tea?

Let's spill the tea. Usually when the tea is spilled, I know it, and I have to decide, boy, do we let this be spilled or not? Because it could be dramatic, could be too much information. I'm not going to say who, but somebody wanted to spill the tea on Morgan. Oh. Okay. Okay.

Hey, I'm not saying who. Oh. So is it not anonymous? I'm not going to play anything. I'm not even going to say what it is. I need to tech, because this is one of those that I'm going, I don't know if I feel comfortable with this being out there for the person. Because it may be too much information they don't want out there.

Morgan, I'm going to text you. I'm not going to say who. Oh, man. What the tea was going to be spilled about you. Okay. And if you're like, okay, that's not a game changer. You can, we'll do it. But if you're like, I'd rather not.

Like, I respect your privacy, okay? Because there is over the line And this could have been over the line Look at this beat I don't think it's over the line Lunchbox, what'd you do? Would you mind play me some music, Ray while I text this to Morgan

to see if she okays this? There's a long one. He's typing a long time. Don't let him see your text, Morgan. I'm not even looking. Do you see what they saw? Yeah, you can talk about it. Okay, are you surprised

they saw what you used? Yeah, uh-huh. Because they had to be like looking at your computer. Oh, yeah, so it was Lunchbox. So, what is it? I can do, I can play. We can talk about it? Yeah.

I can play the anonymous clip because I, is this voice changer? Is there a clip? Yeah, there's a clip. No. They didn't send one. There's no clip? Oh, so it's just a written spill the tea? Oh.

Well, Anonymous usually means they do that their voice covered up. Maybe they didn't want their voice even covered up. Yeah, because we can normally tell. Well, also because if they were looking at my computer, we know who it is. It's one of these two. So they were looking at your computer. And now Eddie's acting weird. And they saw something.

Who do you think did it? Because you hear both of their actions. You know, Eddie's like, we look at your computer. And it's like he's trying to play off that he... Well, yeah, because she's assuming that's like one of us, like, we're not the only ones that can see her computer. Well, you kind of are. Anyone can walk by.

So one of the guys on the show could have been Ray either, too. It's not Amy. Saw Morgan booking a trip to another country. And so they came on and they were like, we think, oh, we saw Morgan booking a trip to Belize. Oh, to like, get married down there? I don't know if it's get married. I don't know if it's getting engaged.

I don't know if it's a romantic relationship. Oh, man. Did you see it, Lunchbox? I don't know anything about Belize. I've never said, I think that's the first time I said Belize in my life. Eddie, did you see it? Oh, man, I don't know what you're talking about. Amy, one of them's lying.

Yes, they are. Who do you think's lying on their answer? I have no idea. They're both acting weird. Like, maybe they both saw it. And they're like, he, he, he. You think they both could have said it to me? Well, the Anonymous Morgan argument.

I mean, let me look up Belize and see if that's a romantic spot. The fact that he says he's never, I've never said the word Belize. Yes, I guarantee you he said the word Belize. We've talked about Belize like multiple times over the years. Are you booking a romantic? Whoa. This is. Are you booking a romantic trip with your boyfriend to Belize?

No, I'm not booking a random trip to Belize. You didn't book a trip? No, I booked a trip, but it's not to Belize. Huh. Is it Eddie? It was Eddie. That is a terrible acting. Well, here's the worst.

Is it somewhere in South America? Well, here's the deal. Here's the deal. You know how it has airport codes? Yeah. It was BLZ. I'm like, what else is BLZ? Oh, so you didn't even look up what BLZ was?

No, I mean, it doesn't assume. It's not New York City. Morgan, where are you going? Okay. Yes, my boyfriend and I do have a trip plan. You're going to Malawi? No. What is Malawi?

Chalika? Is that BLZ? Yeah, Malawi. What is it, Morgan? Okay, I'm going, what you saw was not a trip with my boyfriend, though. I'm going on a trip with my boyfriend, though. I'm going on a trip with my boyfriend. boyfriend to Universal and Disney, I'm going on a trip with my friends to Bozeman, Montana.

Oh, God, Bozeman. Got me, dude. Bezzy. My eyesight's gotten worse. Oh, no. So Morgan's not engaged. She's not going to Belize with her boyfriend. And secondly, thirdly, she has lost.

I am getting a private screen for my computer. They're both just like aching to find stuff out about you. Oh, my gosh. I've never looked at your screen and brought something from looking at your screen. That is not true. You literally brought it to the screen texting. You were talking about me texting people. Well, yeah, because it just pops up.

But that's still on your screen. I'm getting private screen. Or you need to cover your screen. I'm going to get one of those dividers that they used to give us in school. You guys wouldn't want to know if she was going to Belize with her boyfriend. If she told us, I'd want to know. That's huge. I wonder why you were, like, wanting me to be private about that.

And then now I see that, like, they think I was getting married there. Or you're going and it's an engagement. Something like that. Yeah. But I really want to know is the dog was going to go to Belize. That'd be crazy. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal.

The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice, Ms. Ellisons, correct? I doctored the test once. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what? their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected.

They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Alesspian and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues,

Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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. Everyone, I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot.

I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration.

It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the. Cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and host of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation.

There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth with John Hobriant, I sit down with Tiffany the budgetista Aliche to talk about what it really takes to take control of your money.

What would that look like in our families if everyone was able to pass on wealth to the people when they're no longer here? We break down budgeting, financial discipline, and how to build real wealth, starting with the mindset shifts. Too many of us were never, ever. or talk. Financial education is not always about, like, I'm going to get rich. That's great.

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Would you leave your partner for $1 million? And the guys were not happy with how Amy and I answered this. We were on polar opposite ends of this particular conversation. And I'm curious, would you leave your partner for $1 million, regardless of how long you've been with them? So listen to this and then let us know. Number five. They ask people, would you leave your partner for $1 million?

dollars. What do you think the percentage of Americans is that said yes? I'm scared. A million dollars. I'm scared. Well, should we pull the room? Lunchbox, did you leave your wife for a million dollars? Tax free? Sure. Okay. Gosh, a million dollars is a lot of money. A million dollars in cash in briefcases or backpacks, your choice. Oh, that's cool.

I might leave my wife for a million dollars. Yeah, I'd leave for a million in cash. No taxes. But taxes are what makes you change your mind? Yeah, because then I'm not a millionaire. Well, if you spend like $1. If you spend a dollar, you're not a millionaire anymore. It's over.

Yeah, but by the time I spend a dollar, I could have interest earning on that, right? And they're a big interest when you have a lot of money? I guess if he adds it with his other monies in the bank. So there's one, yes, Amy? No. You wouldn't leave your dude. You wouldn't leave your dude. You're just dating.

You're right. You're right. Good point. Get out of you. It's a minute. million dollars. It's a million dollars. So for a million dollars, you want to meet a risk a potential future with somebody. You just, but, no, I didn't just, we've been dating for eight months. Exactly. Okay, but. A million dollars, Amy. Okay, and then I have to start

this whole process over. A million dollars in cash with in backpacks or briefcases. Okay, so then for a million dollars. Louis luggage and you get to keep the luggage. Okay. So now, because of cash, I have to start this entire process over with somebody else at some point. That's exhausting. Yeah, but I mean, it's not You're a millionaire, though. Yeah, so at eight months for a million dollars. At eight months, how long did it take you to propose to your now wife?

Over a year? But around the eight, around the eight month mark, you knew. Yeah. I'm not saying that I know that's where we're headed. Whoa, she's made an announcement. Well, no, I'm just saying, I could say the same thing to you, and then you would have missed out on your marriage with Caitlin. Okay.

So would you take the million? I'd say it's a bit different, though. It would have been different. Why? We're already living together. You're married. Well, we're married now. Yeah.

Well, y'all were living together. I mean, COVID happened, sort of forced circumstances. You can make, okay, so now, dang, low blows. Wait, those aren't low blows. Like I said, the circumstances were different. Okay. We were living together. So that makes your relationship more important?

No, no, I'm just saying for a million bucks. Eight months with it. Wait. Oh, low blows. I'm feeling low blows. Ah, man. Would you advise Amy to take it? I would advise her to take it.

Amy, take the million. The odds are. And then what? You never get to... Never get to see them again. Hey, a lot of fish in the sea, Amy. Odds are what? The odds are, this is not your dude.

You can tell y'all haven't tried dating out there on your 40s. That's correct. Married or divorced with kids. Y'all know what it's like. Yeah, see, that's where it gets tough for me, the kids. That's the hard part. Like the million dollars for the wife, I feel like it's a no-brainer. But with the kids...

Right. And that's where I struggled, Eddie. But you still get the kids? No, child support. You have to give none of it up for child support. Oh, none of it. None of it. But you still, okay, but because of the divorce, he'd have to pay child support from his other income. She doesn't know you have the million dollars. Your wife. So you're divorce?

Oh, man. She doesn't know you have the money. If you're paying child support, it's on the money you're making doing this job. He's going to have to pay alimony too. Yeah, and then the kids have to grow up and say, no, dude, I'm going to say no to the million. I thought hard about it. Take the kids out. And we've been married for this long, almost 20 years. I mean, guys, y'all sound miserable.

I mean, you had a good run, Eddie. It's a million dollars, Amy. You had a good run, Eddie. Eddie, you could have a reset. And apparently, like Amy said, it's very easy to date in your 40s with kids. Yeah, let me tell you. It's a real treat out there. So a million dollars, would you leave your partner?

Amy says no. Like you said yes. Eddie says... I'm going to have to say no, man. Okay, I'm going to say no. Can I ask... Morgan, you would, though, right? No.

Oh, my, Morgan. Oregon. No, no, no. You do not know the crap that I've been through with dating. I'm not doing this crap again. A million dollars? Oh my God. For a boyfriend?

Wait, y'all are prioritizing money over a relationship. It's been three months. She feels as though she doesn't want to start this possible. I'm sorry, you guys want money more than a person. I want a person more than I want money. I'm looking at data if it's me. I'm looking at, okay, have I been in other relationships up to this point? Did I feel the same way and did it work out?

If the answer is no, yes and no. I have and it didn't. I'm going to probably bet this is going to be the same. I'm going to take the million dollars because that I can keep for sure. But that's how you feel. You can say that about Morgan, but you can't say that about me. Because there is no data on you. Right.

So I'm saying, like, this is my first relationship out of the long-term merit, like a long marriage, and it's already lasting eight months. Amy, I want to take it back. You're smart. Morgan's the idiot now. Oh, so one gets the dunce cap. Yeah, one gets the dunce cap and it has to be her. No, you're dumb.

No, I think that, look, y'all are the ones that we leave. Y'all are the men in the 40. Like, y'all are an exact. of what's available out there. Again, you know I'm good. Rude? That's a shot. Rude and personal.

Yes. That was a low. No, I'm saying. You know what I mean? No, because Lodgewock said to Eddie, you can have a fresh star. How much to leave your partner? What? That's a great question.

How about $5 million? Would you walk for $5? I mean, my partner, that feels weird to say. My boyfriend might say. My boyfriend feels weird. Partner feels weird. Okay, let's call him Alex. Like, what do y'all want to call him?

Because partner? Boyfriend feels like in your 20s. And 30s. Okay, so you can have a boyfriend when you're in your 40s? You have to have a partner? Well, he's like in his 50s, right? He's 52? Don't avoid the question.

Five million. I mean, he might say. I don't know. What are you saying? No. I say, take it, Amy. No. What?

Why are you? You're not out of your mind. Morgan, five million. Okay, but then to be. Morgan, five million. You are so crazy. I don't. I don't feel the same way about money as you do.

It's not the point. It's all the money. It is. Oh, my God. It is the exact point, actually. Do you know that, like, a lot of research shows that... Oh, boy, here we go with a lot of research. I don't even care about the art of research.

I'll finger-quoted, but you can Google the studies, but, like, loneliness is an epidemic, and people are dying earlier because they are alone. Who says we're going to be lonely? And you can go to all these places with all that money and meet new people anywhere. Yeah, Morgan's only 32. It's not like her life's over. She has $5 million. Studies show that 32, your life's just starting, and you can meet all the guys you want.

No, I can tell you as someone who's been dating for the last 12 years, that is not how that works. You guys are insane. I was going to give you guys $5 million to you. No, I bet. Oh, is your tune change? Will you take $5 million to leave? No. But how come you can say you wouldn't take it?

No doubt about it. I wouldn't. Yeah, but we're not allowed to say that? You're not, it's not your husband. He's married. I'm married. You just met your boyfriend. Yes, that's right.

I didn't just meet him. You did. Bobby just admitted at eight months. He was already living with his person. But if he just said $5 million at eight months, yeah, I'm probably out. What? Now you would say that you.

Anyone just based off of my history, it never worked. So I was like, regardless of how I feel, I'm not going to chase feel because we feel all different ways all different times. I probably have been like $5 million. Yeah. I mean, if I was four months into dating my now wife

and you came up at least $50. Here's a million dollars. I would have been like, what was her name? Yeah. Well, I guess this just shows how wildly different we all are. Yeah, that is true. Like men versus women, apparently. Oh, man, I am.

Morgan, you wouldn't leave this dude. You've been dating for four months for $5 million. No. Oh, my gosh. I am a very optimistic person, and it's not insane. Like, I know the priorities are important, and I've talked to enough people. Think about the dogs you could save with that money. You've been talking to rich people?

No. Older men and women residents of a senior living who the biggest regrets is, relationships and stuff with that. No. See, Morgan is the data and the research right in front of us. Oh, she's the research you're talking about? Abe's Garden, yes. So 43% of Americans said they would leave their partner for a million bucks, almost half. I guess that's about

right. 40, it's probably, and did we poll if they're men or women? We didn't. I didn't do the poll at all. I'm reading this from Study Fines' website where they say though, I'm thinking if it's 43%, some of those could probably already be in bad relationships anyway. Yeah, yeah.

That's true. Another one is 48% would embarrass themselves on live TV for $1 million. For sure. Yeah, like what's the embarrassing thing? Yeah, like what? Make out your mom. I'm doing it. You didn't make out with your mom?

$1 million on TV. Tong, give me, ah, get in your mom. No. No way. You would make out with your mom? Yeah, for a million dollars. That's gross. Yeah, it is gross, Eddie.

That's why it's called on TV. Let me ask you this. How much to do it? No. No. Probably 5 million. Don't answer that. Yeah, 5 million.

If they said 5 million bucks and you get to pick, either leave your wife or do it. You get to pick which one for 5 million. With mom? Oh, my God. Probably do the mom. Oh, my God. Well, you're, tell you your wife isn't going to want to be with you anyways.

Dude, this is terrible. Yeah. Well, I didn't make up the game. That might be his answer. Hey, you wouldn't French kiss your mom on my TV for a million dollars? For one million? No. Would you kiss her?

And then definitely the 5 million option? Uh-uh. 46% of people. people would enter a real-life version of Squid Game for a shot at $33 million. So Squid Game is you go and you compete against these other people and really whoever lives gets $33 million but everybody else dies. 33 million would you do Squid Game? Not a chance in the world. I wouldn't either.

Not a chance. I mean, there is no way. I already won that thing once. It was called Dancing with the Stars. Same thing. I ain't doing it again. Amy, you wouldn't. No, I wouldn't.

But 33 million is a lot of money. I know. But just the. one misstep in red light green light and I'm just I'm out and I can't stop on a dime like I used to be able to Eddie? Nah, I don't think I could survive that stuff. Like those games, man, I don't think I can play those games and win. Okay.

40% of Americans said they would accept $10 million even if it meant financially ruining someone else. Oh, that's no problem. No problem. I'm in. No, hey. Does it say who? It doesn't care.

Who cares? I don't. No, they make a point with saying you don't get to pick who. That's fine. I like it. That somebody that you knew in your life was going to be financially ruined. They wouldn't tell you who. So you know them.

That's fine. I'm maybe a casual acquaintance, you know. Could be. Exactly. Could also be. Oh, dude, it could be you. Your family. Nah, they don't have any money.

But financially ruining doesn't, I mean, it just means what now? I wouldn't do that one. Oh. You wouldn't do it? Mm-mm. Good. Good to hear. You don't even know who it is.

I don't need somebody to be punished because I wanted something more. Isn't that the world though? Isn't leaving someone you love for money punishing somebody else? Some would argue if I left them, it'd be a win for them. Oh. Yeah. It'd be a prize. But our point was a million bucks for somebody you've known for a few months.

Morgan. I think if we asked you the same question. I've surpassed a few months. Okay. It's less than a year. Amy? Okay, but listen, at this point my life, I'm not going to continue dating somebody

that I don't think has potential. But you're a millionaire. But she spends $1, according to the logic from earlier. Okay, that's where we sit on this. Thank you everybody for allowing and showing your true colors. Morgan, I can't believe you wouldn't do that. You know what?

You guys go in the dating scene for five minutes and tell me how that goes. Please, y'all try to date. You think it's easier for guys? No. I think it all sucks. I don't know what's up with guys in their 40s and 50s, but it's rough out there.

Okay. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. Lunchbox saw an A-lister out in the wild and we tried to guess who it was. We kind of came up with the answer quickly, but lunchbox nearly gave away way too much information about where this person was. And, you know, we did protect that. But he did spot an A-lister and then it became a whole discussion. Did this A-lister know who he was?

Number four. Okay, so lunchbox saw an A-Lister. Do we want to play the game? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. We'll do questions yes or no. Dollar on the line.

Everybody get for a dollar? Yeah. Buzz in with your name whenever you have it. Are you sure this is an A-Lister? 100. There is no doubt 100% A-Lister. We don't have to do this debate. Like, maybe they were an A-Lister back in the day.

Or everybody knows this person. A-Lister. Everybody get up a dollar? Yes. No gimmicks, right? I don't know the answer. Morgan, do you want to play? Yeah, let's do it.

Buzz in your name if you do want to guess, but you're out if you miss it. I'll go first. That's the questions don't matter the order. Anybody can jump in. Are they in music? Yes. Amy? Is it a guy?

No. Morgan? Are they in country music? Yes. Trying to guess the A-lister that lunchbox saw? Ran into? Yeah, ran into. Had a conversation with

Okay Said it wasn't a guy As a girl We can't go over the close with you again Because we're playing against you Oh okay okay So it's not a man Um

Did you see This person here in Nashville Yes Have they been on the show before? Yes They married No Okay I have a guess already

Go ahead Go ahead If you're ready man go for it Don't need to I want to wait Get some more clues here Have they also been an actor? Yes.

Well, there goes that. Married. Not married. Not married. Does Bobby talk to this person regularly, like outside of the show? I don't have access to Bobby's phone. It's quality answer. But you know the answer.

I literally have no idea. Don't argue with the person who saw the person. He's doing the best he can. Are they over 40? No. I kind of want to make a guess Give it a run When you had a dollar here

Okay Lany Wilson Oh she didn't say her name Bobby Well no you said Lainy Wilson Ding Good job

You got it You got a dollar Not only did I see Lainy Wilson But she was with her dude I saw the couple I mean they are just like us They were leaving

I guess Oh my gosh Did you be sharing that information Did you be sharing that information Leave that part What are you talking about? We had to bleep that part out. Why?

You know better than that? I'm going to bleep that out. Scooby, we have to bleep that out. Dummy. But did you talk to them? It was in a parking garage and they were walking towards me. I had my three kids walking towards them. She looked at me.

I looked there and I go, hey, ladies. She goes, I thought that was you. How are you? And I was like, just trying to wrangle these kids. She goes, yeah, looks kind of crazy. Have a good day. Did she ever say your name? because that's a thing that I'll do too sometimes.

Like Bobby, I'd be like, oh, I thought that was you. What's up? And I never actually know who it is. I've done that before. That's a great point. Yeah, did she ever say your name? No. Yeah, she didn't know it was either.

Now, thinking back, do you think she knew it was you? Yeah. I mean, she was looking at me and we kind of looked at each other like, how do we know each other? But was she looking at you like, oh my gosh, that's a fan. He's going to say something. Because people are always looking at her. She's famous.

I feel like as many times as she's convinced, she knows lunchbox. I mean, she's. I would say 50-50 honestly because I'm sure she gets at all the time where people are like, Lainey and she's like, great to see you. Because I will never say nice to meet you to anybody ever because I'm afraid I've met them before. So it's always

great to see. There are these little tricks and she's famous, famous. And if somebody's staring out or walking to her up, but she's like, look at you! Yeah, I looked at her. She looked at me. She was walking on my left, you know, and I look back, I was like, Lainey. I may have said

Lainey Wilson. And she goes, I thought that was you. Yeah. Oh, Amy, I don't think she knew. She didn't know. She didn't know. Oh, man. I'm leaning towards she didn't know who you were.

I'm leaning toward she didn't know. And I thought like we would have stopped and talked and chatted for a while, but the kids were running away in a parking garage. I didn't have time to, you know. What about her boyfriend though? She didn't introduce you to her boyfriend? Her fiance. Yeah, yeah. No, she didn't introduce me.

Yeah, maybe not. Yeah, maybe not. Okay, Eddie, dude. Because I feel like Lainie would be like, oh my gosh, hey, what's his name, Duck. Yeah. Duck, this is lunchbox. Correct. Lunch box, this is duck.

Hey, Eddie, come on. Do what he did. Like, yell my name, like, we see each other. Go ahead. Okay. Hey, Bobby Bow! Eddie! What's up, buddy?

Yeah, dude. How you've been? That's how you would meet. I know, but that's how you would do that. But if we knew each other, that's how we would talk. Right, but it took her a second because we're in a dark parking garage. How dark? Did you scare her?

Boom. I mean, it was daylight, but it was on the bottom floor, so it was kind of dark and, you know, the lighting wasn't that great. But she can really. tell who it was. No, no, she could because she looked at me and I was like, why is this girl looking at me? Okay. And then I was like, ah, Lainey. Maybe I said Lady Wilson. She goes, I thought that was you. Why would she say, I thought that was you? Amy, Amy, you have to agree that we're slowly being convinced. I guess I'm now 50-50 with y'all. I was 100%. But she never said who she thought it was. If she was like, I thought that was you, lunchbox. I mean, maybe

I'm 90-10. 90-10. She had no idea who he was. I think I'm. I'm. I'm. 88, 12. Wow. From 50-50 to that? Now I do, yeah. Maybe I didn't hear her say my name because there's three kids and they make a lot of noise. But yeah, Laney Wilson, Duck Hodges. Boom.

First time I've seen Laney in public and I saw her with her dude. That's a pretty good spot. And you revealed way too much personal information that we had to beep out. I didn't tell you where. That's another point. But still, did her dude introduce like him to you? you? They didn't stop and talk at all.

No, no, because I was chasing the kids. I know. So then that would have been the way that we would have known for sure that she knew who you were. And obviously she didn't. No, no, she knew who I was. She said, I thought that was you. Like, that is exactly what she said. It's a generic, dude.

It's a generic statement. Especially when someone like her gets approached all the time. Yeah. No, generic would have been like, oh, it's good to see you. Have you ever spent any time with Lainey at all, ever? Yeah. Where? Other than in here?

when you're on your chair, just looking at your computer the whole time. No, no, I think I've interviewed her at one of those like CMA remotes or whatever or ACMs when she's doing 100 interviews at once. Yeah, but I think my interview style is a little different, so it's memorable. I mean, memorable. I hope she knew it was you. No, she did. She did. I feel like

it would be so easy for her to be like, I thought that was you lunchbox. Lunchbox? Or go, hey, duck, this is lunchbox. That's like that's the thing that kind of seals it for me. Because now I think I'm 93-7. You're going up. Pretty soon you're going to be at 100.

I know. Because if I were to see, let's say I were to see... Okay, this just popped in my head. I didn't think to bring it up here. But on Saturday, I ran into Karen Fairchild outside of Whole Foods and a clothing store. Like, you know where all the shopping strips is? From Little Big Town. Oh, yes, from Little Big Town.

What does this have to do with my story? Well, because... But you kind of know her a little more. Yeah, she introduced you to your dude. That's true. She knows you. I would say, for example, if I were to see like McKitty who works

in this building, I've never hung out with ever, I'd see him occasionally walking around in the building our interactions have been limited but I like him, I don't know him. But if I were to see him like in a parking garage and he were like pointing at me and I would go like, I thought that was you McKitty? Yes.

What's up, buddy? Just to make, yeah. Okay, probably. Let's pull the room. Did Lany Wilson know it was lunchbox? Amy. I thought so, but now I'm thinking not so. Okay, so. So there's one no, Morgan?

I don't think so. Eddie? This is very easy. The answer is no. Mike? The answer is no. Yeah, I'm 94-6 now. You guys are haters.

Excuse me, Steve. We have nothing but haters in this building. Yeah, not a chance at all. Sorry, dude. It's not about you. She literally said, I thought that was you. Yeah, but you said, that was you, comma, lunchbox? I, I, I thought.

Because I started going another direction because the kids were scattered. So as soon as she said, I thought. I thought that you took off running the other direction. The kids were scattering, dude. I mean, you got three kids going all directions, and it was a stressful situation. And she didn't make a reference to like, see you next time I'm in there in the studio or something like that. Tell Bobby, I said hi. Yeah, like, hey, oh.

Yeah, because, like, I know Lainty, like a real person, like real French. She could have said that. How's Bobby been treating you? Right. Any of that. Yeah, but she didn't say that. No, I know. That's our point.

Ray. I mean, we're one country morning show in town, am I not correct? Thank you. If she doesn't know who he is, she needs to get a refresher because she should know the main cast. She should know. I would say she definitely knows its lunchbox. 100%. And it's just easier not to say somebody's name.

If you don't know them. If you don't know the name. You can recognize their faith. I know that. That happens. I know that person from somewhere. Yeah. Okay.

Well, it doesn't matter. But that's a cool story. You know what? That's 6%. It could be that like, yeah, I do know who that is, but I don't know his name. And I'm going to say something that fishes out, hopefully another statement that I can figure out who it is. Like if I were her like, oh, I thought that was you. And then you went and listen to see what they say.

Yeah. Yeah, that's me. But these three kids were running. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, I would have loved to stay and talk and met duck and everybody. That would have been miserable for her. I mean, obviously the next time she's in, we get to ask her. Like, we get to be like.

How do you do that, though? This is what you do. How do we know? Because someone's going to hear this and tell her. So it's going to be. But if we were to do it, if she were to come in in like five minutes and she'd been in a soundproof room, she would sit down. I would say the following. Laney, everybody in the room.

Have you seen any of us in a garage? And if so, when? And I'd make her like. But don't say garage. Just say like. I would say garage. And I would say when. Because it'll come back.

You're going to see it in her eyes and be like, oh my gosh, that's him. And that's okay. And that's okay. Because I mean, we would know that. Okay. This is so immature. But you just text her. Hey, do it, Bobby.

Do it. What do you get a text? I'd rather just wait. Yeah. No, no. This might hurt, lunchbox. It's not going to hurt because I know she knew me. She looked right at me.

Okay. And like when I left and everything. It's going to get back to her though at this point. Because somebody, she probably won't hear her, but somebody's going to hear it tell her. That's fine. That's fine. That's cool, lunchbox. Good story.

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

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You get your podcast. And back to my relationship. Mind you, I didn't bring either of these things up. I didn't even show prep them. I got roasted for bringing my dog on my first vacation with my boyfriend. This happened on part two of the podcast last week. But this week, a listener called in to defend me and it turned into a whole other roast. So here you go.

Number three. Let's go over to Lindsay in Alabama, who wants to talk about me, giving Morgan a hard time for taking her dog on vacation. and going everywhere with a dog and her new boyfriend, which I don't feel like I was that harsh, just had a couple questions. But Lindsay, go ahead. Hey, hey, everybody. Good morning, studio. Morning. I just wanted to comment about that, like you said, with Morgan. Huge fan of Morgan, by the way. Hey, Morgan.

Hello. I just wanted to say that you have not a lot of room to talk, Bobby, considering Dusty used to sleep in your bed. You used to take him everywhere. And you've even dedicated a book to him. So there's that. That's true. I am a dog lover. I've always loved my dogs to no end. I'm probably the biggest dog lover in the whole world that the world's ever seen. However, I never took the dog, any dog on vacation because I felt like, I was feeling weird taking dogs into like places too. And then if I was dating like my wife and I, we go on vacation early on, we were just dating, I didn't grab Stanley and be like,

let's all go. But you didn't do a road trip. Yeah, we did. We did road trips. A couple. Yeah. You could take the dog. You could only road trip because it was COVID. We couldn't get on a plane. Did you have a cute little stroller, though? Because maybe if you had one of those. We got one of those later, and we only did it like once because we saw Aldine walk in with one.

And then Stanley hated it. Oh. And I wasn't even that harsh. I was just like, dang, that boyfriend, first vacation with his girlfriend, and the dog is everywhere with that. That would be tough. I would be tough. I would find people to watch the dog, watch Dusty or Stanley at home while we were gone. that's all.

I don't think it seems that tough, Morgan, but... It's really not, and I also don't see what the big deal is because I've traveled with Remy so many times. This is not new. Like, she's gone on so many vacations with me. With you? And so this is very normal. I was shouting out with the new boyfriend.

All of a sudden, he's going on his first trip with his girlfriend and she's bringing a dog to every single place. And he had zero issue with that. He loved that. Okay, but Morgan, they might be honest. They're all the guys, and they all feel this way, but we, the girls, we don't feel this way. And I hear you.

And I would have acted like I loved it if I was with my new girlfriend. I'd have been like, I'm totally in. Bring that little dog. Yeah, but you guys aren't like him. Like I'm not dating you guys. Like you guys are different than him for a reason. Like he is a very massive dog lover exactly in the same capacity that I am. So that is what it is.

I'm saying that we're not dog lovers is crazy. I think it's totally different. I said in the same way that I am, which means I am, I love bringing her along. She goes a lot of places. with me and he feels the same way. Lindsay said it best here on the call. I dedicated a book to my dog. You did. When I toured and he was older

I got a tour bus that could have the dog but also on the first time that I went on a trip like with my girlfriend, then fiance, then wife. I didn't take the dog everywhere we went. But that's your prerogative and this is my prerogative and this is what I chose. And he

and he loved it. And he loved it. Okay, this is what I would say. I bet he didn't really love it. I bet he was like, okay, that's fine. No, he used to take trips with his dog all the time Did I? Yes, remember. I remember. I got a trip.

Remember he had the tattoo? He got the tattoo. Oh, yeah. That's true. She absolutely could be telling the truth. I'm just saying that seemed a bit weird. I'm not even arguing that he's not like that. I just said if I were dating somebody and they were like, let's go on a vacation.

I'm taking my dog everywhere we go. I'd be like, dang, really? Can't you leave that thing at home for a couple days? Like, I did not love my dog. You know what I mean? But that's you. That's not him. But also.

And she's not dating you, dude. I know, but if the girl I was dating said, and we're going to take it everywhere, I'd be like, yeah, you can do that, but inside I'd be like, do we have to on our first trip? Guys, you know I'm right. But that's you guys. Like, again, that's you guys,

and that's your guys' choice. You know I hate. But you have two and a half dog lovers here. Okay, I hear you. But, like, again, I feel like I am on the extreme side of animal lovers and the way that I am, he matches my energy in that. So that's why she was attracted to him.

the hotel room for one dinner. We couldn't. Not even a single dinner is bananas. Hold on. First of all, a lot of Airbnbs actually don't allow you to do that anymore. So that's not really an option. Yes. Yeah, but they're not monitoring you inside the house. If you get caught doing it, you either get kicked out or you get fine. So it's just not worth it. And second of all, like, I asked him. I repeatedly was like, are you good with this? I made sure on multiple accounts that he was okay with everything that was happening.

and not once did he ever be like I'm a little, no, every time he was excited about it. We agree that he would never say that he's not good with it. Right, okay. But we're dudes. We know how dudes operate when it's like new relationship. And a road trip with my girl? First time.

Maybe. What if a way to test it out is? I don't even like being anti-dog. I'm the most dog person in the world. I just think it doesn't feel like that right now. Well, I don't think this is making you anti-dog. It's not about the dog. It could have been a cat, a raccoon.

It could have been a cat. Yes. Yes, it could have been. What if, what if Morgan? A llama. Yes, anything. Yes. Okay, what if she brings up to him another trip with the dog?

At this point, he's in. He's still going to say yes? He has to now. Yeah. Because he's been so cool with it. We also have another trip plan that doesn't have Remy coming. Like, I don't know, but there is balance. He put his foot down in me.

No. Guys, no. And you are roasting me again. You're like, I didn't go that hard. You are going hard. We're not. Lindsay called Lindsay stirred this pot. Lindsay, how do you feel about yourself?

Well, I think y'all need Billy girl. You did it, Lindsay. You triggered me, Lindsay. You did this. I know. I know. Yeah, but yeah. But you did do that with Dusty.

I did. And I took him a lot of places. But when it was like first trip or Stanley first trip, you know, I got somebody to watch the dog. But you know what? Morgan's not dating me. She's not dating lunchbox. She's not dating Eddie. She's not for a reason.

For a reason. Which I think maybe is stemming some of her anger. She wanted the day to all of us, but we're out of... No. Fair enough. Fair enough. Lindsay, thank you for the call, and thank you for stirring up all this mess this morning. Oh, you're welcome.

Anytime. We actually like the mess being stirred up. It's fun. Okay, Lindsay, have a great day. And, yeah, I still, I feel the same way. You're never going to convince me that a dude's like, yeah, go ahead. Bring your dog and let's do everything. And lunchbox has a point.

Maybe you leave it back when you. you got a roots crested once. I mean, I mean, one meal. I don't know. I don't really think it's that big of a deal. I think you guys have created this into something. Like a lot of fun.

Have you ever taken a dog on a trip? Like with you and just you're a dude? No, never. Right. But I would say, I'm different than Morgan. And I don't have a tiny dog. I have bigger dogs.

And my dog isn't. It doesn't matter the size of the dog. Yes, it does. Absolutely. It matters the size of the dog. I guarantee you their trip would not have been easy if they had a huge. But she was still taken if the dog's bigger. Rottweiler.

If she was taking the dog would have gone with them regardless. He would have insisted on it. He would have fought her over it. All right, I'm done. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. We did another random letter draft, and these drafts are getting more interesting by the day because I don't know if you've ever attempted to come up with things that start with a letter on the spot that are actually cool, but it's really hard.

So if you're giving us a hard time for our answers, just know. There was no planning that went into this. And sometimes your brain just does not work in the way you want it to. Number two. We're going to do a draft, awesome things that start with, but we don't know what the letter is. So Eddie's out. You finished last in the last one. How?

You had apple pie, alpacas, and applebees. We did A. Oh, my good. Amy's back in. Back. Wow. So we're going to draft. We don't know what the letter is, but it's going to be awesome things that start with.

Go ahead. The letter is. It is P. Oh, yeah. We got to roll the dice too. It goes first. Comedy number one. It's got to be clean.

It'll be clean. Okay. Awesome. Yeah. Scientific works too. Awesome things. I'm one. Amy's two.

Raise three, lunchboxes, four. Morgan's five. It's seven. Okay. Amy's first thing. Okay. So awesome things that start with the letter P. Amy.

We're going to, everybody take 15. seconds before Amy's first round picked because it's tough and you're on the clock 15 seconds. Awesome things that start with P. You have five seconds Amy. Okay. Whenever you're ready, you have first pick. I thought you were first. No.

I could have swear you said that. Okay, I'm in. Go ahead. Peanut Butter Cups. Oh! Good. Amy goes with peanut butter cups. Ray Mundo. I could make my wife really happy and pick my cat Piper but I'm not going to do that. So, I just had it.

No Googling. How much time is they have? Now? Sorry, I'm going to eliminate a lot of people, but give me the Porsche. Oh, it's good. Awesome things to start with P. You go with Porsche. I'm going to eliminate the middle class and lower class.

No, I think people can want that and they still like it. Yeah. Lunchbox. Yeah, you know where I'm going. Everybody loves it. Give me puppies! Puppies! good. Oh, that is real good.

It's not where I thought he was going. Well, I knew where he couldn't go. I can't go there. I want to go there. Morgan, awesome things that start with the letter P. Yeah. Oh, gosh. Okay.

Pineapple. That's a good one. Pineapples delicious. I'm going to go with my first round pick popsicles. Good. That's good. I don't think anybody's going to pick a popsicle over a Porsche.

but I think pretty much everybody loves a popsicle so round one Amy peanut buttercups Ramundo Porsche lunchbox puppies that's a good one Morgan pineapple and me popsicles

awesome things that start with P well that's a tough letter huh it's a little tough actually when it's thrown at you because you can't really look stuff up how about Patrick Mahomes not bad not bad

dang I got a demo for that Now I've got to think of athlete names. Or celebrities. So I have popsicles and Patrick Moms. Okay, Morgan, awesome things to start with P. This is for all the dads and grandpas out there. I'm going, Pappas is good.

Oh, that's good. Lunchbox? Man, you know what up? When I wake up, I want to eat this. Pancakes! That's a good one. That's good. That's a good one.

Every time. It's such an idiot. That's a good one Good job lunchbox Ray Hopefully this takes people's mind Somewhere else Palm trees

Palm trees Oh good That's good Ray's a strong portion Palm trees Living that good life Amy you have peanut butter cups What do you add into it

Pizza Oh my gosh Eddie One one If we had time to think about I think we'd all set pizza That's a great That is really good

Oh man Wow Okay We have one more pick Amy so you have peanut butter Oh pizza is so good That pressure of getting the letter And having to come up with it immediately

That adds a whole new stank to it You know what I'm saying? Oh yeah exactly what you're saying Amy you have peanut butter cups And you have pizza You get one more pick Go ahead first round First pick a third round

I'm thinking Oh it might be poop If she doesn't go on 15 seconds Which also starts with pee Oh it does Oh okay 15 seconds starts now Okay

P.F. Chang's. Good. That's good. That's good. Ray Mundo. Give me the entire Catholic population. Pope. Oh, Pope. Solid.

That's really good. Solid. Okay. Raymudo has Porsche, palm trees, and the Pope. Quite the variety. Lunchbox? You have puppies and pancakes. Yeah. And the last.

thing I'm going to close it off a nightcap. I'm going to head to all the parties. I like parties. Okay. Parties. Okay. Yeah, parties are fun. They're awesome. More again? I'm not doing well over here.

You have pineapple and poppice. Yeah, I'm not doing well. Dang. I know what you can go with. Lunchbox. 15 seconds, Morgan, you're on the clock. I'm going to go with Pinterest. That's where I get all my recipes.

That's last place. Yeah, I think Morgan will be out of this one. Yeah, you guys said that last time I got second place, so I'm just going to say that. Oh, yeah. I thought I was out loud. Oh, Raymundo won the last one, by the way. I mean, he killed it. Yeah, this is good.

He won. I have popsicles and Patrick Mahomes. I don't know that sounds like last place to me. It does? Popcicles sounds like last place? Patrick Mose. Since I'm the last pick, I'll let you guys know what some of my thoughts are. Come on.

Because nobody can take it. And you don't have to give me an indicator. Yeah. But I would go, I went to people first proper name, so I'd post Malone. Oh. I picked Patrick my home's over Post Malone, but I still might use Post Malone. I also have pool days. Ooh.

Those are awesome. Also have popcorn. Oh, dude. I can't believe that's still on the board. Popcorn? Are you messing with me? No, popcorn's awesome. Let me tell you who you should definitely listen to is Eddie.

Why? Because he's out. Yeah, but A was tough, dude. Come on. We all had Apple. You had applesauce. You picked alpacas. How did lunchbox win with

applesauce? In this case, guys. He beat about 1%. Yeah. But he still didn't finish last. Go ahead. Bobby, in this case, hoop for you actually isn't bad.

I know. Because you got to love it when you. Yeah, with stomach issues. I'm going to go with, I'm not going to go with Post Malone because I already have a person. It's either going to be popcorn or pool days. And I think I'm going to go with popcorn. That's smart.

I don't know if I'm going to win this one, but I feel like I'm solidly in the middle. Here's everybody's teams. Go vote, Bobby Bones.com. Amy has peanut butter cups, pizza, and P.F. Changs. That's a good team. Thanks. Ramundo has Porsche, palm trees, and pope.

That's really good. Lunchbox has puppies, pancakes. Fell off a little bit with parties, but the first two were really solid. Birthday parties, graduation parties, wedding parties. I mean, there's parties all the time. Absolutely. Morgan has pineapples, poppas, and Pinterest. I like mine.

Do you want to go and bow out for next week? No. You guys thought, I think I'm going to. lose every time. Because I don't call mine Papa. I call him dad. There's Papa's out there. You don't have grandkids yet. Papa John's. Oh, and Papa John. Oh, Papa John's. I thought of been great. Pappasitos. Oh, yes. I have popsicles, patch up my homes and popcorn. So go vote and we'll have a winner tomorrow or so. Bobby bones.com. Good job, everybody.

It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone, correct? I doctored the test once. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case.

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oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everyone, I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell.

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I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. Mm-hmm. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

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this conversation is for you to hear more. Listen to Money and Wealth with John O'Brien from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Amy took her daughter to the ACT test, and something crazy happened, and she was mistaken for something, and it turned into a whole situation.

but it's kind of a huge compliment. Number one. All right, Amy, tell them what happened. So I took my daughter to her ACT testing. You have to walk in, register. They're very secure there. You have to have ID all the things. Well, I'm walking up,

and my daughter's a few steps behind me. And when I walk up, they ask me for my ID because they think I want to register to take the ACT. And then my daughter steps up beside me and they realized that I'm with her. And they were like, oh, we thought you were here to take the test. and I was like, you did? Why did you say, okay?

Bones, come on. They thought I was a high school. They thought she was a high school student. Get out of here. Stop. Maybe their vision's a little off. I was walking up. You think your movement blurred?

They're kind of, you know, just sort of probably in the routine. Oh, ID, please. But then when my daughter stepped up beside me, they did say, oh my gosh, we thought you were the one here to take the test. It's your daughter. And I was like, yeah. And I was like, hey, babe, get out your ID. And then my daughter just rolled her eyes.

And I was like, they're. They thought I was here to take it. So that felt good. You know when you like see like a mother and daughter together and you make the joke like, oh, is that your sister? That's kind of what they're doing here, right? No, they didn't realize because obviously not a lot of people think that my daughter is with me if she's not standing right next to me because I, my daughter is Haitian.

I adopted her. She's black. I'm white. And then when they see us interact and we're together like, oh, okay, y'all are together. They probably thought it was just two 18-year-olds walking up to take class. Two best friends. Make you feel good? Sure did.

Stop. Yes. But I mean, then I was like... What were you wearing? I had on... I felt like I had on a very mom outfit, but it was, you know, the little tennis skirt. I guess some of the teens wear that with a little workout top.

There was sort of like a crop-ish top, but not much of my midriff showing in tennis shoes. I was going to go... You had some midriff showing? A little. A little, because I was going to go hike after in the way the shirt. But, I mean, I know. normally try to pull it down so that it doesn't show, but I don't know if when I was walking

up it showed a little bit. Maybe they thought I was younger because of that. I don't know. You know what, take it, put on your pocket. That's right. Feel good about it. Feel good about it. Move on. That's pretty funny, though. It was. So that's my story. Speaking of your daughter taking the ACT, here's a voicemail we got. Go ahead. Morning studio. So I was just listening to the podcast and I heard Amy talking about This year having to take the SAT, and I thought it would be really fun. If you guys in the studio could take a practice SAT and see how everybody does, love the show. No.

We're good. We'll pass. I think it's a great idea. I don't want to feel bad about it. It's terrible. Like, that's hours. No, it's not happening. That's like hours worth of material.

No, no. A practice one's not. You could do it in 20 minutes. Okay. Still sounds pretty terrible. Yeah, but when are the challenges not terrible? I did when the woman did say, oh, I thought you were here to take. take the A-C-T and I was like, oh no, I'm her mom.

And I said, you know, but I have thought about what it would be like to take it now since I haven't taken it in 26 years. Well, more. I never even took the A-C-T. I only took the SETT. Well, that's what you should take then. That's why. No, but then. Like, would you see if you can find, like an abbreviated

ACT? No. No. No. I looked at my daughter's samples. No, none of it looked. No, it's terrible. It's terrible. That's what I even said to her. I said, I've thought about it. but then I'm like, nah, that seems. She goes, yeah, same. Nobody, nobody wants to take it. Here's, I know, but that's what. Just you.

That's the exact reason that we should take it. Just you got, you're good at standardized tests. You got high scores. We didn't. Yeah, we did not. But I think you're so much smarter now. We are, but we still don't want to take that. I'd say street smarter, but not a book smarter.

I mean, I think that. I'm going to see if we can find an abbreviated test. No. And then we'll see what happens. I'm going to be. You never know when it's going to be. You never know when the prompter will show up to prompt the test.

Proctor. Whatever it is. I don't know. No, no, prompt. See, I'm going to do terrible. I didn't know Proctor and Prompter. We'll take a look. If we can find a quick one, we may have put it on the will of punishment.

Oh, one person has to do it? If someone has to take it, we'll spend the will. And if you don't get a certain score, you're penalized. That way you don't just throw it away. No, you can't. It's terrible, dude. You can't punish us by score. I can.

Because I would punish me, too. I'd be a part of it, too. You wouldn't have a bad score. But you don't know that. I just had proctor or prompter. I don't know the difference. You see anything, Mike? I see one that's two hours and 25 minutes.

I mean, that's ridiculous. That's hilarious for the loser. So Eddie and I have diagnosed dyslexia. And dyscalia. Therefore, we would need extra time and the state would give it to us. Instead of doing the show in the room then, you could go and work while the show happens. You're still doing your work while the show happens. Or we could do just the math for 35 minutes.

Absolutely not. That would be worse. Every day you do a new section. No, I'm telling you. You might get a scholarship. You ever think about that, guys? We go to school. It's the best bits of the week with Morgan number two.

That's it for me this weekend, friends. I hope you're having a great weekend. Stay safe, have fun. Check out part one, part three this weekend. If you've already done that, you can go listen to my podcast, take this personally. I had on Stephanie Adler this past week and we're talking about what you believe is healthy. may not actually be healthy and I had a lot of mind-blown moments during this whole conversation. And go subscribe on our YouTube page at Bobby Bone Show because starting this coming Friday,

Eddie's Hot Dog Challenge starts. He will be live streaming exclusively on there. You can see the whole thing go down. So go subscribe. And that is all for me today. Bye friends. That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms. Ask Bobby Bone's show And follow at Webgirl Morgan To submit your listener questions For next week's episode

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