The Bobby Bones Show - (Thurs Early Bird) Bobby Addresses a Controversy About His Bronco + The Show Shares Their Strong Opinion About a Small Issue! + Mailbag: Dressing Inappropriately At Work

Episode Date: April 20, 2023

Bobby starts the show by address a mild controversy about his Bronco and why so many people were giving him a hard time for it this weekend. Then, find out what members of the show have a strong opinion on even though it's a small issue. Mailbag: A listener's boss told her that she is dressing inappropriately. She's the only girl in the office and isn't sure what he means by dressing more "appropriate" because she wears jeans and all the guys wear jeans. Should she ask her boss to clarify? We share our thoughts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Thursday show. Morning, studio. Morning. Let's go around the room. It always makes him smile when he randomly sees people he knows out in the wild. Yeah, I love that.

Even though you see him every day, you're like, look at you. So cool. Here he is. Producer ready. Let's go. All right. Question for you guys. Is this creepy or completely normal? So I'm driving around my family and we passed by one of our old neighborhoods that I used to live in.

And I was like, guys, let's go by our old house. And so we drive by the old house and it was for sale. And it said, come on in. And I'm like, hey, hold on. If it's open, let's go check out the house. So I get out, I check the front door. It's locked. I go around the back. Back door wide open. Cool. So I say, kids, get out. Let's go. Check out this house. house. So man, we hang out, we go in the kitchen, we talk about old times. I sit in the

backyard and like, man, I used to barbecue back here. We're there for about 30 minutes. And then I was like, all right, this is kind of weird. We've got to get out of here. This is a song. Also, your kids had to be so bored. No, two of them were like, oh, I remember this room. The other two that we adopted, they didn't live there. So they were kind of bored. That's pretty cool, though, to go for you to get to see all that. Yeah. And I was like, look, this is where lunchbox's wife fell on these stairs right here. This is really cool. That was bad.

But I think it's pretty funny that you went in the back door. You like broke and inner. Let's go. The sign said, come on in. Your wife fell on his stairs? Yeah. Do we talk about this? It was like seven years ago.

We might have talked about this. I mean, I don't know. It was so long ago. She's okay? Yeah, she's fine. She's like, she falls and gets hurt a lot. She's not, you know, tripling. I've never seen that before where it's like, hey, come on in.

Check it all out. I feel like it was an open house and they just left the sign open up. And you went around the back door when this open house was over and you broke into the house. Did it have furniture? No, no, it was empty. Oh, okay. Oh, that makes you feel better. Yeah, I think it was an open house.

I don't think it's creepy. I think it's odd. I've never heard of that before for a house doing that. Yeah, who's cool? Do you really think they meant for people just to go in at that time? Or do you think they left a sign up? I think the sign's still up. I'll drive by today if it's still open.

I'll go check it out. I don't think it's creepy. A lot of memories in that house. But I think it's kind of cool. And it is Miranda, the house to build me. And you know what? I think our dogs buried in that backyard. Wow.

I didn't realize that. He got asked to speak in elementary school for Career Day, but even half our listeners don't like to hear what he has to say. Here he is. Lunchbox, everybody. I'd like to spill the tea. Oh. Hey, I got a little tea for you. It's early.

It's more coffee time than tea time, but okay, let's go. Listen, you can mess with me, mess with Eddie. I don't know if you want to mess with Bobby. Probably a bad idea. But Abby has gone too far this time. She has messed with the B team. And she doesn't even realize she's messed with the B team. Why do you attack Abby at all points of all today?

Because we had a caller call in like a month ago saying, hey, I'd like everybody's signature on a piece of paper so I can get an autograph. So Abby came to all of us. We signed a piece of paper. It's been a month. And guess where that piece of paper is? Still sitting by Abby's computer.

Oh, the tattoo person? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Let's talk to Abby then. First of all, it's just weird that he finds reasons to go after Abby every hour of the show. I just happened to see it sitting there. You just happen to.

I'm like, wow, are you not going to mail this to the listener? Abby, your response. Okay, well, you know, we do have technology. Oh, there you go. So it has been like scanning. into PDF form and sent to her on the email. That's way faster than mailing it. What you want to say? What would you like to say?

Look at him. He's like embarrassed now. He's like, oh, crap. I don't know what that means. Basically, they took a picture of it and then you can print out the picture is exactly the same. Oh, you can. Didn't know that. But I just was told. You didn't want to ask before you came on the air to spell tea? No, I even took the piece of paper and was like, she's going to be looking for it.

And you have it is. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I was going to be like, yeah, you know where it is, you fool. I thought that would be more reliable than mailing it because you never know it could get lost. No. I mean, have you trusted the Postal Service? They are amazing. No, what about?

Yeah. We're not turning into a postal service and you need to apologize. No, I don't need to apologize. I'm just glad to see she's doing her job. I've got checks and balances, Bobby. That's what you always say. No, I don't always say check the balance. That's the government.

You say that we need to look out and make sure everybody's pulling their weight around here? No, I don't say that. I don't say that everybody needs to do that to everybody. I do that. I do that. That's it. Bad teeth. Isn't I'm the guy that mailed shoes and they like got lost?

We lost $150. How much you make, Bobby? Check that. Hey, check that Vimmo. You got paid. We lost more than I made on profit from that one pair of shoes. Aha. Uh-huh.

I don't know what happened there. That was weird. Her water bill keeps coming back high. She can't figure it out. And when she's frustrated, she goes in her garage and just gives a big old shout. Here she is. Amy, everybody. So I have a little message for Eddie that I think is going to write.

in his day. And I'm not one that's very big on commenting on people's bodies. But I know... Hey, come on. Hey, good morning to you, buddy. Right? Hey, should I take my shirt off? Are you starting to check out, Eddie? Amy. Oh, my goodness.

Whatever. No, I'm not checking Eddie out. My pastor is. Oh, even weird. Okay, you're past. Go ahead. So he happened to see Eddie out and about. I guess y'all had a video shoot where he was. Also, it's kind of creepy because it's where there's an after-school program and he thought,

Oh, it's where there's a church, like a church center. Right. Yes. So I got this voice text from him. I was that. And this guy was walking around amongst all the high school kids come the after school program. I didn't fully look kind of familiarish. We always pay attention when there's strange adults walking around.

We don't know. It was Eddie. And I didn't recognize him. And he knew my name. And I wanted him to know that it's because he looks in great shape. It looks more magnificent that I remember. Wow. That wasn't he supposed to get to you.

That's crazy. Yeah. It is weird to see an adult man walk. But we were literally shooting a video at a place where it's an after school outreach for that a church puts on. And I was looking for the makeup room, which was downstairs and I went upstairs. So you're just with all the kids. Oh, my. That was really weird.

But he said you look good. How do you feel? I feel great. Dude, he's saying I basically just mixed in. I look like a high school kid. No, he's saying that you look physically. better and more in shape than the last time he saw you. I mean, that's awesome.

He, I think he said, yeah. You have gray in your beard. You don't look like a high school kid. No. I thought I looked young for a second. You look great, by the way. And you have no hair on your head. I wear a hat, though.

He had a hat. Why do you ask you to bring that up? We have a moratorium for 30 days in this segment for talking about Eddie's baldhead. Thank you. I've cut off all the intros too that talk about you having no hair. You being bald. I feel like that's every intro.

You aging way early on the top of your head. You're cranium being... I go into it like 80 times. All those things. Okay, well, good for you. I like that. Thank you, Amy. Good for your pastor. Yeah, Pastor Matt.

He said, has it always been the way? Eddie looking that way. He's like, yeah. He's killing it. Working out of the day. We're working out every day, two or three times a week. It's brutal. Out of the yard.

Prison workouts. Dude, it's prison workout. That's what it feels like. How we do it. From Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He doesn't like to run the entire time. He only thinks about being done. Bobby Bones.

Thank you very much. I do hate running. Here's what I want to say. I want to address something. It's been a mile. controversy and I want to say a couple things so you guys will get off my back number one I have an old bronco I drove it to work today it's an old 74 Bronco that's been kind of rebuild I don't know anything about cars people ask me what's the X and why and the jibbi gab I have no idea nothing about it

it's just cool that's it here's the thing it doesn't have a shoulder strap and so I put up a video of my wife and I from behind we're driving down we're listening to jake owin and it's just like I hope your weekends like ours. I have a seatbelt around the lap. In 74, they didn't have the shoulder straps on these Broncos. But it's legal to wear a seatbelt just around the waist. But you can't see it from behind the dog. Oh, you're wearing a seatbelt.

It turned into a controversy on the internet, on Instagram, and then recently, TikTok, Scoobes D was in, policing the comments, turned into a whole deal. Secondly, I'm bent over a little bit when I'm driving. I'm too tall. I guess in the 70s, people weren't as tall as me. I'm just going to say it right now. People got taller. Because what's happened, if I sit all the way up, all the way up, because there's no top on it.

The only thing that is in my eye line is that top of the front windshield. And that's hard. It's like a piece of metal. So I have to bend down about three or four inches if I want to see out in front of me. So instead of hunching over, though, could you just like lean back? Yeah, that's what you should do. I can, but the road we were on was extremely bumpy. And those old Broncos are tough.

So I'm just like focused on the hole. And also I'm not a big lean backer. Me either, man. I think I am, but then I'm like, I can't see anything. Yeah, same. And then I'm like, also look lame. So the two things that people keep bringing up. It's a message.

I'm wearing a seatbelt. You can go look. It's like four posts back on Instagram. My name's Mr. Bobby Bones. I'm wearing a seatbelt. And two, I'm kind of bent over just a little bit because I'm trying to watch for these massive potholes. Because this Bronco, even though we've rebuilt it, it still drives like at times like a 74 Bronco. It's old.

But it is cool. I like it. And I drive, like, this morning I drove it into work. And, you know, it's, 51. Yeah, it's cold. And I drove it in. And I'm always like, it's going to be 80 today.

Let's drive with the Bronco. I get seven minutes. It's freezing. It does wake me up, though. Let's check in on the mail bag. You send me email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones.

My supervisor at work told me he thinks the way I dress is inappropriate for the office, but didn't really tell me what he doesn't like about it. I'm the only woman in my office. My male co-workers wear jeans and button-up shirts. I've been wearing dresses that aren't fancy, but are nice and not too short. I would feel uncomfortable going back and asking him to clarify now. What do you think he meant? How should I change what I wear?

Should I start wearing jeans? Signed, Wardrobe Woes in Wichita. Well, this is tricky because it is the boss saying it to you. Mm-hmm. And I don't think there's anything weird about not going back and asking, but just asking if there is a dresser. protocol. I mean, I'll probably be like, hey, I'm looking to start dressing up

a little more. Like, what are the rules here? I don't want to get too dressy. You know, throw them off. So that way they don't think I'm trying to be too skanky. You know what I mean? That's the other way. So I'll be like, but still, even then he had to see or think something is inappropriate. He may be a loser. I don't know. But you do have to

be supervised by the supervisor. If the dudes are wearing jeans, I would just probably wear jeans if you don't want to ask. Because you're going to have to ask. Or there's got to be some sort of handbook, but there's got to be some sort of code of conduct, but it's not crazy to ask it. It's not like you've been hanging out with somebody for two days and you've got to go back and ask their name. That's always awkward because it happens sometimes. It's like, hey, can you give me direction? I'm going to buy some new wardrobe for the spring. Like, we have restrictions,

what we can or can't wear. But there's no shame in asking what you can and can't wear. What about trying different things? Like on Monday, you wear the dress. On Tuesday, you wear the short skirt. I know. I wouldn't experiment with that. I would just ask the question, get the answer, move on with your life. Wednesday leather pants. Okay. The Unitar. On Thursday? Okay. Unitar Thursday? Yeah. Ask the question. That's all. Just let him know or get a new job if he's a creep.

Bikini Friday. Oh my gosh. Her supervisor is probably like a lunchbox. Okay, that's it. That's the mailbag. It's easy. Close it up. We've got your email and we have the clothes Bobby's mail bag. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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Quiet Mike, movie mic. So what are you upset about? They are remaking Moana. The movie came out in 2016. In 2023, they're going to do a live action remake. Is it really a straight remake, though, if it's with live action? It's a straight remake. They're going to make the exact same story, but

with a rock in it as himself. I feel like it's different enough as live action, though. I've never seen Moana. Moana's great. Good movie. What's the song from it? How far I'll go? Yeah, I couldn't sing that to you. How far I go. And then have you ever heard, what can I say?

Hold on. What was that next part you did? Oh, I know that part, yeah. Yeah, that's one. Is that the rock's voice in it? Yeah, he plays Maui. Okay. So who are they using as humans?

Well, so far they just have the rock. Oh, he's going to be in it too? Playing the same person? Probably the same person, and the girl who is the voice of Moana is going to be in it too, but probably is not the right age to play Moorah. Why are you so mad? Because it hasn't even been 10 years.

It's been seven years since the original one came out. I think you cannot make a movie a remake until at least 20 years. I just feel like the humans don't make it different. Yeah, I feel like it's a remake. I feel like it's a lot. But Disney is remaking everything right now. Any big movie they have, they got to remake it. Remaking my money, too.

In seven years, it's insane. Okay, he has a very strong opinion on this. I really don't have a strong opinion on this. but what is your strongest opinion about a very small issue? Eddie. Leave Justin Haley Beaver alone. Please. Like, seriously.

Like, I want them to succeed. And if the paparazzi and everyone starts taking video of them at a concert, oh, Justin was crying. You see Coachella when she, yeah. Yes. Oh, they're fighting again. Like, guys, we want their relationship to laugh. Just because they're famous doesn't mean we need to be all up in their business.

Stop. Get back into your life and your issues. Leave Justin and Haley alone. Just them specifically. Not every celebrity come home. Just those two? Mostly though. Okay, those two.

My first one is songs with sirens in them should not be played on the radio. Oh, for sure. Do you know how annoying it is? If there's a siren or something that sounds like a cop car or ambulance and it's in a song, you're like, oh, God, oh, God, God, God, where is it?

That, don't, no more. They have radio edits of songs, bad ones, then they have radio edits of songs have sirens in them. So that's my first one. Lunchbox, yours. It's easy. Quit asking for tips everywhere we go.

It is so annoying. Anywhere you go to buy something, you want to tip me? You go to the gas. You want to leave a tip? No, I don't want to leave a tip. I'm just getting a Snickers bar. So annoying.

You don't have to like to tip, though. I know, but it makes it uncomfortable because you're like, man, I'm not tipping you. But that's quite the exaggeration. I've never been asked to tip at the gas station for snow. Oh, they have a little tip jar there. That's a penny. Leave a penny, take a penny.

That's for the kids that are sick, dude. That's not a tip for the person that's working in the register. Or like if someone happens to need a penny, you leave it there. Right. That's for build a home. That's home for heroes, bro. Oh, my God. I ain't leaving anything here.

He stomp's out. I literally pulled up at the drive-thru the other day, and the lady was like, would you like to leave a tip? No, I'm at the drive-thru. Just give me my food. That's a very strong opinion. Amy, what's your strong opinion about a small issue? Mine is that toilet paper should be over, not under.

And if I'm at someone's house and they have it under, I'll even take it off and put it on correctly because it should be over. I wouldn't know if you switched it at our house because I guess I don't care. I assume anybody putting it under clearly doesn't care. And not I'm going to help them. because when it's under, it falls down and when it's over, it just lays nicely on top and it doesn't hang down. But what if it's over enough, it does?

It rolls back up. You get it just right. Leave their toilet paper alone. No, no, under, trust me. Hey, over. Amy, leave their toilet paper alone. No? Over.

Yeah, thank you. I have more. If someone cheats with you, they'll cheat on you. That's not always true. Yeah, it's true. Oh. because that's it Why do you say it's true?

Because if someone cheats with you, I feel like I met this guy and yeah we got together he cheated on the girl to be with me and now we're together you think all of a sudden you're the queen princess that he's not going to cheat on he obviously has shown that if the right situation presents itself

he has the ability to do it again if he cheats with you he's probably going to cheat on you but he were probably probably in life there are very few universal truths and most of the universal truths and most of the universal truths we know

at times are proven not to be universal truths at all. But I'm saying, if he cheats on you, oh, yeah. Name something universal truth, go. Oh, water is wet. What? Okay, you know what? Men are better drivers. No, no, that's not.

Okay, anyway. Okay. If you tell me a time to be somewhere, and then that's the agreed upon time, you can't be late. And also, if you tell me a time that it's agreed upon, and it's even two weeks out, I don't have to check back in with you to say I'm going to be there at that time. We've already agreed to it. Do you know how many times people are like, well, I never heard from you.

Yeah, because nine days before we said we were going to meet here at this time. I didn't know I had to come back in to do a progress check. Nine days. Yeah. Is that a long time? That's a real long time. You have to check in, you think? Yeah.

Okay, but if a change is call and say, hey, we're not on anymore. That's the change. The changes that that person's not on anymore. You've got to call and make the change. Otherwise, it is there. It is set in stone. It is the calendar. You don't ever say, hey, we're still good for today?

No. I mean, how long in it? What? No. No. More than five days, you got to make sure they're good to go. We've said it. That's it. I don't schedule, like I have a comedy show three months out, week of. Hey, guys, theater's still good for me to show up?

No, we set a date. That's different. You sign a contract. It's all a contract to me. It's a human contract. Here's another one. Cereal first, then milk. Any other way, you're a stalker psycho killer.

Yeah. Okay, good. Milk cereal. Next one. Stop. You should never refer to your pets as fur babies. Creepy, weird. Love it.

And it's, you just filling a voice. I say it. Her babies. Yeah. What's the void that you don't have a baby? No, it could be a baby, could be friends, could be any connection at all. You don't use the word literally if you don't mean literally. You don't have to say figuratively and you can do, hey, man, look at that.

He's the big as a mountain. But don't say he says literally big as a mountain because literally actually shifts the whole meaning of that sense. You would have to literally be that big. It's part of the sarcasm. It's not sarcasm though. You're not being sarcastic by saying that. That's like hyperbole. Yeah, yeah.

Just say, dang, look at Eddie. He says, he's gotten as skinny as a beanpole. Yeah. Now, if I say that, that's okay. But if I go, he's literally as skinny as a beanpole. That's factually inaccurate. Oh, my goodness. He's right about this, Amy.

I know that he's bright about it, but obviously. Finally, you cannot give more than 100%. That's it. That's the fullness. You can't do 110. You can't do 110. You can't do 230. You can't do 1,000%.

It is 100%. That's the most maximum you could ever give 100 all the way filled up the end, you can't do 101, you can't do 120, it's 100%. That's it, the end. Thank you. When the Boston girls were in here, what? They said that your Opry performance, I said one out of 10, and they were like, 11, 12, he's amazing, you didn't correct them.

Because it's not a percentage, it's not 100%. But it was a 1 out of 10 scale. It can't go over 10. But I don't care. They were talking about me, so I don't care. But that was saying that you were awesome. No, I don't care. They were saying, I was better than a 10, so why am I going to say, girls? I don't like that. I will let that slide. Yes, Eddie.

I have a situation. Go ahead. When you're like looking at like stock prices and numbers, they say your return in investment was 110%. That actually can't happen. That's accurate. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, but that's not a scale. I got to. That's not a scale.

I'm actually with Bobby on this. That's not a scale. That's a, that's mathematics. Up to 100% is this number of anything more than 100% it gets into 105, 110. It can be 300% investment. I've seen that before. Just why. Not with lunchboxes, though.

It's just hard sometimes when you have people on your side and then they go say something like that. Yes, I know. Right. Then your buddies turn full idiot and then you're like, well, great. Right. All right, everybody good? Yeah, I gave 110% on that segment.

And no clapping when the airplane lands. Unless there was like some crazy turbulence and you almost died. I love doing that though. It's so much fun. Also, no jokes from the flight deck from the pilot like about, you know, weather or destination or. What kind of flight are you on? Or trivia.

Yeah. Thank you all. All right, that's it. Small things. We have strong opinions. Mike, sorry about Moana, by that. Yeah. That's what I started with.

All of a sudden we're over here yelling at each other. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. I want to shout out a nonprofit out of Western North Carolina called Project Linus. And what they do is they make blankets for kids in need. Like hospitals, shelters, they deliver them. But they call these blankets hugs because the kids, they put the blanket on.

They feel like they're being hugged, which is really cool. But since COVID hit, you know, three years ago, they have an event they usually do, but they weren't able to do it. It's called Day of Love. and finally they got to do it a couple weeks ago. They collected all kinds of blankets. They delivered them. But in the 25 years that they've been a nonprofit, they have made over 87,000 blankets or hugs, whatever you want to call.

They make, they make them. Yeah, all kinds of blankets. They say it's... You ever knit? They felt like something you would do for a second in all your hobbies that you have for a minute. I've sewed. I can't sew. Yeah, but knit.

No, no knitting. Because sewing is basically sewing things together, right? Yeah, but on a machine. Yeah, but you're not... creating a blade. Correct. Right. You're like sewing like that movie,

human centipede. You're sewing people together. That's a weird movie. Yeah. Is that my reference weird? I never heard that one. Okay. You ever heard that one?

Got it. Yeah. So people are knitting blankets basically? No, no, no. They don't knit them. They don't, no. Absolutely. They do knitted blankets.

They do crocheted blankets. All kinds of blankets. What's the difference in knitting and crochet? I have no idea. I don't know. So this is a, like a knitted would be like you have, you see the yarn and it looks like, yeah. And then a quilt is much.

more of like fabric sewn together. What's crocheted? Crochayed. You don't know. Do you? Yes, I do. Isn't that the yarn with the sticks? I thought that was knitting.

Oh, boy. Exactly. It's like an expert at crocheting and knitting. Well, I've never done either. I'm not acting like an expert. I don't know the difference. I don't know the difference. I don't know you guys.

Okay, well, I like this. What's their name again? Yeah, they're called Project Linus in North Carolina. Are you slamming? This is tell me something good. And now we're... No, we're having a conversation. We're talking about blankets or hot.

My question was, what's the difference of crocheting and knitting? And I'm being told here now, knitting uses a pair of long needles to form the loops, moving a set of loops from one needle to the other. That's what I was doing. Procheting uses a single hook to hook the loops together. Exactly. Let's move on. What? I don't care.

Anyway, I do care about this. Practical lineage. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

Clipper Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, 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,

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To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. On a recent episode of the podcast, Money and Wealth, 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 taught. Financial education is not always about like, I'm going to get rich. That's great. It's about creating an atmosphere for you to be able to take care of yourself

and leave a strong financial legacy for your family. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, 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, what do you have over there? I have, do we care about this or do we not care about it?

this? A list or just one thing? No, it's a whole list of things. Like someone had posts as like, I don't really care about these sorts of things. So I wanted to see how you felt about them. Okay, go. Give me the first one. Okay. SAT scores or ACT scores of your friends or anybody that you're hanging out with. I don't really care. And I don't bring mine up unless it gets brought up. But I do like it when it gets brought up because I did pretty good. What was yours? On the ACT 28. Dang. Is that good? Yeah, I don't know what that means. Yeah, it was good. If my math would have been better out. I'd like crushed it because I I mean I did I did 36 is the maximum it's perfect score

23 got you a scholarship and you weren't in the state and so which I did that in seventh grade dang it's awesome. It also took a lot of pressure off of me because I always wondered how was I going to afford to go to college so because I had that 24 to 5 o'clock so I did a 28 back then so if you're counting inflation I'd be a 33 today yeah it's not really the same thing but I I don't care about someone's SAT or ACT,

but it's fun to talk about for me. What'd you guys get? Well, which one? ACT. I didn't take the SAT. We didn't have that as an option. I only took the ACT once, and I got a 19. Fair?

That's where an athlete needs really to get in, to get into college. Not bad. I'm sports. Cool. I took the SAT once, 10-10. Got four digits. I'm out. Yeah, I don't know the scale of the SAT.

$1,600 is the best. I got a 10-10. Mike, can you show me what the scores would be a 10-10? Eddie? I don't remember taking ACT. SAT, ooh, like 700 or something. No, Eddie, that's... No, it wasn't good. I remember my parents freaking out. I haven't met anybody that's... No, no, no, you met Eddie. I believe it. That's like we're media. They didn't have easy questions on the SAT.

Oh, was it easy trivia? No, no. Because you do rocks an easy trivia. Thank you, Matt. Well, relax. Okay, so a 10-10 would be in the category of below average. 400 to 1010 is below average. Whoa. Students below average. Excuse me?

That's probably about right. It was the top of below average though if it matters. Exactly, that's what I'm saying. I was top 50% of my high school class. That's a boy. Okay, next up, what do we care? Do you guys care about ACTS? No, no, no.

No, I don't like, I mean, I brag. I'm trying to talk about if it comes up for me anyway. It's like you're going to care. Like, oh, your friend made that? Oh, these two guys are. All right, go ahead. What anyone's baby did that day? Oh, no.

I don't have kids, so I don't relate when they're like, oh, my six-year-old, look, he pooped and ate it. And I'm like, well, that's a first grader. Why is that happening? And so I don't get it. You don't like those poop stories? I don't like any kids, the baby stories. Unless I know the kid, then I's like, oh, yeah, look at that.

Okay. But no, since I've never had kids, don't have them yet, I'm not really interested in other people's kids unless I have a personal relationship with them. Care or don't care? I like it. I mean, I like telling the stories, so I'll hear some. No, do you care that hear other people? Not really.

If it's not my kid, I don't care. I don't care about other kids. I talk about mine. You listen to my story. I don't want to hear yours. So do you care or not care if a friend unfollowes you on Instagram? Yeah, I would care. Why?

Yeah, I would care. I didn't unfollow you and your content sucks. So you can follow me? Do you reach out and ask them? No, I just don't unfollow them. Oh, got them. Yeah, unfollow with an unfollow. That's how you do it.

Yeah, maybe even on block. Oh, dang. And make them reach out to me. Yeah, I care. Yeah, I care. I want to know why. Don't care. I have no idea who follows me.

Okay, next out. Okay. If someone steals your designated parking spot I'll be the one to talk on this one. Well, you're the only one with one. No one steals your spot. One time I did. Remember I was like,

Oh yeah. And I was like, we're going to tell this person or what? And we didn't. We didn't. We didn't. We left it be. But you care. Yeah, I care.

In my last contract, I didn't negotiate that stupid spot. Like, they don't want to give me a bunch of crap. And I was like, let's give me a parking spot. Because sometimes I get up here and I can't park. And they're like, fine, we'll give you a parking spot. Yeah, I care. and that you guys can have it when I'm not here. Yeah, that's awesome.

Thank you. All right. What else? Do you care or not care what someone spent on their outfit or clothing item? Don't care at all. Couldn't care any less. You guys? I care.

When I see celebrities, I'm like, dang, I wonder how much that cost. Like, I want to know what they're rolling with. That's awesome. Jewelry? Yeah. Like, I mean, when I saw ditting, he had all those rings on his hands. I'm like, dude, that has to be million dollars. And the necklaces?

I mean, it's so cool. You ever asked anybody? No. Do you care any? Yeah, jewelry, yeah. clothes? Nah, I don't even know what's good or not. I'm going to start asking them how much it costs, though. I dare you.

That would be awesome. I will start asking celebs. How much you can bench press or someone can? I guess if they're pretty jacked, I'd be like, what are you doing over there? How much you benching? You ask them a lot. Just for funny because I don't really know what I bench press. I know what I can do like six to eight times. But I don't, I can probably do

225 six times, which is pretty good since I'm about 170. I've worked hard to get there, maybe four times. But nobody cares. But when they do ask, do you tell them the max? I don't max. Yeah, yeah.

You can't tell them that I do that six times. That sounds weird. Six or four. I don't care unless I'm asking it as a kind of a joke. Yeah. Do you guys care? No, I'm never asking. Next up.

Horoscopes. Do you care or not care? No. Okay. All right. Do you care or not care about music before 1960? No. Some.

1960, yeah. Yeah. Like some of the early, early rock, you know, Buddy Holly type situation. The last 50s, so yeah, that counts. So, yeah, I do. Yeah, go ahead. Award shows.

Yeah, because they won't let me host. So that's the whole thing. Do you care or not care? I care that they keep banning me from hosting these shows. You should care about that. Yeah, that's it. Baming. Yeah, do you care when I talk about that, though?

That's a question. All right, one more. Tan lines on your own body. My farmer's tan embarrasses me sometimes. Because if I am, like, I wear a cut off to work out, If I'm outside, I get farmers tan like right around my nips and the sides of them. But if I'm wearing a shirt and I'm playing golf, I get that second far. So I got a three-level farmer tan, and that's pretty embarrassing sometimes.

But I don't really care that much. Yeah, but nobody care. That's the thing, too. Well, do you guys care? No, I don't really. Never even thought about it. Boom, there you go. Care or don't care.

What about this segment? I don't even care. It's all good there too. Okay, Ray's going to play us a classic TV catchphrase. For example, this was the example. Hit that one. Whoa. So that would have been Bloss.

Yeah. It's a classic show. Ray, what are the parameters on the years here? So the shows are at least 30 years old. They could be as much as 60 years old. So 30 years. If this is 23, that means seven years back from 2000. So that would be 90s.

Wow. 93. So 93 would be classic. Wow. That is stupid. We're getting old. Time marches on. All right.

So Ray will give us seven of these. Write your answers down, guys, and we'll see who does the best at the end. Ray, ready for number one? Yep. Gimme. What? Yeah. I do like that's easy.

Yeah, I think it's easy. Scooby-Doo. That's what I have to. Okay. Scooby-Doo. Scooby-Doo. All right, good. Next one up.

What you're talking about wounds? Thing what? We've had this one. I mean, I feel like I should know this. Pretty famous. I'm in. Yeah, it is. This is old.

Old, old. Amy's shaking her head. Lunchbox, do you know it? I need like one martini tiny hint Yeah, I need a little hint We don't do hints I mean you heard the clip though Come on it's the second one

Okay he's talking to Willis And he's asking him what he's talking about Yeah I know I know We've talked about this one All right Amy what do you have Okay I don't know

All in the family Not a bad guess Not a bad guest Lunchbox It's welcome back Carter It is not Not a bad guess to either Same is time period

Eddie one two three Different strokes Dang it, I thought that was... You thought what? What? I thought that was... Never mind. You didn't think anything, huh? You just said, I thought that was...

I thought was something different. I thought that was... Please don't ask me what I thought. I thought that was when they were in school. All right, next up. Wait, what? I don't know what they said. Do it again.

Everybody quiet? Ready, go. Dude, I don't know. I have no idea what they're saying. We're all hearing the same thing in lunchbox. You're not getting a disadvantage. I think I don't.

Come in. He's like, you guys can hear what I say in that. Hey, hit it one more time, right? Ray, why he was to dance? So, he's not, so a catchphrase is no. Or, uh, blah, blah, that sounds like me talking. I think I know it, so I don't want him to play it again. You think you know it?

You can play that a thousand times and I'm not going to get it. I think I know what they're yelling. Okay. If you knew what they were yelling, I think you wouldn't get it. Yeah, they're saying, no. Oh, hold on. Hold on. Oh my gosh, it just like was, it's so crazy how sometimes it's in your brain Talk it out, Amy.

No, no, don't talk anything out. Three seconds. Wait. It helps to remember things that you stay out loud. Time. God, it was in my head and then it threw out. I think lunchbox may know it, though. I'm gonna know.

You have that possum look on. You'll find it one, you know. Oh, my gosh. What do you think they're yelling, lunchbox? No. I don't think they're yelling, no. Okay, we can't write anything down now.

Okay, I'm not. Okay, we can't write anything down. Okay, let's not, no. There's a sound at the end of the end. Listen to the sound at the end of no. Okay, go. No! Not,

God, what do you think they're yelling? Golly. It's like I hear, when you say it. Let's just show you have lunchbox. I put friends. Good times.

Amy. Do you have anything, Amy? No. I think they're yelling, Norm. So it would be cheers. Oh, cheers. Okay, all right.

Ray, where you play? Let's listen for the, it's the end of it. I don't know. And somebody goes, Norm, it's the very end. Oh, man. I don't know.

Is it cheers? Yep. I've never heard. that before my life. So when you say cheers, that's the catchphrase they're known for? For when Norm walks in. Norm! Okay. All right. Okay, next up.

Dang. Well, that was rough. U-Rang. What? U-Rang. U-Rang. Sounds like a creep. U-Rang. And this is the show I'm thinking about.

I'm going to give you guys a hint, because I don't know even know this is it. I may put you on the wrong trail. I believe it's black and white. What? I was picturing black and white. I'm in. You rang You ring You ring

Who says that All right I got something Rined down Got it I'm torn between two I'm going to tell you what they are Munsters and Adam's family

Oh Because That's the Frankenstein Like Lurch Lurch I just can't remember What show Lurch was in He's the one

He's the one that looks Like Frankenstein I believe Yeah I think so I'm gonna go with Adams family Because I

think Herman Munster was the Munster and the Munsters. Oh, yeah, Herman. So I'm going to go lurch Adams Family. Adam's family. I have Adams Family. Alfred Hitchcock. That's not a bad guess. I have Inspector Gadget.

Yeah, that was a bad guess. I thought it was the claw guy. You rang? Lunchbox's pretty good guess. Is it Adam's family? Yep. Well, you're dominating. That was a tough one, though.

Next one. Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry. Classic. I'm in. This is a classic, classic. Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry

This one's been remade a bunch Really? If it's what I think it is Hmm? I don't know Remade a bunch I've never seen a remake of this You have

If it's what I can be wrong I can be wrong But who gets angry Everybody gets When I think angry It's Incredible Hulk When he breaks out of his clothes That's a TV show

That's not what I have It's a TV show Yeah but it's been remade as a movie Movies I'll be adventures But I don't know that's true I've Incredible Hulk you Morg and Mindy

That's Nanu Nanu. What's Markham, Nandu? Mr. Belvedere. That's... I don't know what that is. That's... Mr. Belvedere's from England. He came over to work with the kids as a housekeeper.

Is it? Incredible Hulk? Yep. Was Robin Williams Incredible Hulk? No. It sounded just like Robin Williams, though. It didn't. All right, next up?

It did. Live long and prosper. Got it. Live what? What? Live long and prosper. No one's heard of these. Yeah, they have.

And I'll show you the thing that you. you would see from it and you may get it. Say it again, Ray. Live long and prosper. They're not Australian, buddy. Live long and prosper. They're not American though. I'm telling you the truth.

They're not. Everybody in? Oh, I'm in. What about this? I'm in. Oh, let me change my answer. No, you can't change you. Why not?

You already said you ran. What does this mean to you, Amy? I don't know. My hand is. He's flipping you off. No, I got two fingers together. I can do it. I don't know what it means.

Oh, it's some nerd show. Well, this is what I have written down. Star Trek. Star Trek. Star Trek? What do you have? No, I have Buck Rogers. Buck Rogers.

I have England's finest. It's Spock, right? Yep. I can do this hand, though. Boom. Not everybody can do that. I can't do that. Look at my tongue.

That's nothing to do with anything. That's nothing to do with anything. All right, one more. Up your nose, we do a hobo. That's a good one. Up your nose with a rubber hole. I'm in. And I'm back.

Yeah, one I've actually heard. Hey, welcome back, boys. Everybody back? I'm back. Amy, what do you have? Happy days. Welcome back. That's wrong.

Lunch, box? Happy days. Welcome back. That's wrong. Welcome back. Carter. Welcome back, Codder. Dude, you had that earlier.

That's classic. Yeah, I ran that one, 7.7. Oh, it's over? Yeah. You don't want to make one like 12 points? Yeah, why not? This one's for 10,000 points. Yeah, let's go ahead.

Won't you be my neighbor? Okay, I'm in. I'm in. Okay. All right. I picked a punky Brewster. You did, really? No, it's your...

No, it's like, wow, dude. Okay, everybody goes? Yeah, Mr. Rogers. At the end of a game, we may compete during the game, but in the end, we still like each other, I guess. Yeah, not really. You're unbelievable. Oh!

I love playing game. I love a game. I love a game early in the morning. Don't you love the smell of a game early in the morning? What's that from? I don't know. I don't worry about it. We're struggling.

Yeah, it's one of those days. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Clever Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes,

creators, 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 IHeart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes,

follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. If you're watching the latest season of the Real Housewives of Atlanta, you already know there's a lot to break down. Gorsha accusing Kelly of sleeping with a merry man. They holding Kay Michelle

back from fighting Drew. Pinky has financial issues. I like the bougie style of Housewives show. I think it looks like it's going to be interesting. On the podcast, Reality with the King, I, Carlos King, recap the biggest moments from your favorite reality shows, including

the Real House Wise franchise, the drama, the alliances, and the team everybody's talking about. As an executive producer in reality television, I'm not just watching it. I understand the game. As somebody who creates shows, I'll even say this. At the end of the

day when people are at home, they want entertainment. To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. 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 taught. Financial education is not always about, like, I'm going to get rich. That's great. It's about creating an atmosphere for you to be able to take care of yourself and leave a strong financial legacy for your family. If you've ever felt you didn't get the memo on money, 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. Here's a voicemail from Liz

in Oklahoma City. I called about two weeks ago and just needed some good vibes for this test I was getting ready to take for licensing and credentials for this career I've been working for like a decade. Well, I ended up not passing the test by one thinking point. So studied some more I'm going to fight grind and repeat and fail until I don't, and I'm going to retake my test tomorrow. So if you guys can just send some extra good vibes my way tomorrow, because I'm going to pass this test, hopefully the second time is the charm. Here's why you're going to pass it.

First of all, you only fail by one point. Secondly, you're not going to be as nervous about it this time because you've already been exposed to it, which is a great thing about doing it again, just generally. When you fail, you go and you try it again. You're already at an advantage over the first time because you know what to expect. You're going to nail this thing.

You don't even need our vibes. all you need to do is show up. That's what it is. It's just showing up over and over again. You got this, Liz. Get it. Next up. Jocelyn, eight years old.

We got a kid call from Tampa. I have a morning corny for Amy. Why did the cheetah hate playing hide and seek? Because he always got spotted. That's good. Kids kind of crush it. I don't know because they're kids, but they're always much funnier than sometimes.

No, I can answer that for you. It's absolutely because they're kids. I don't know, that's a pretty good one, though, yeah. I've told that one. Like, you say it. I have told that one. Yeah, do it again, Amy. Let's see.

Then I don't have the cute giggle. Yeah. Maybe develop that. Just say it. Maybe go to a giggle training or something. So you want me to talk like a kid and giggle. Now that'd be that creepy. Here's Amy's pile of stories.

Amazon has a new streaming feature called Dialogue Boost. And it lets you increase the volume of the dialogue only. For example, they have it on Jack Ryan, which if you're watching that, maybe you want to hear what Jack is saying, but you don't want to hear the explosions louder and stuff like that. Oh, that's interesting. Okay. So I don't feel like this would work all the time with every show because a lot of times the only

thing happening on there's dialogue. Yeah. That would just be called the volume button. But I guess if there's music... And there's a lot of other things, yes. Yeah. Peloton has that. I get on the old Peloton treadmill and they have the trainer. It's like, okay, Bobby, you don't suck. I think they're talking to me or not. They don't say Bobby ever.

Oh. And there's music going to the trainer and he's doing this thing, but there's a button. You can push to go. More trainer, more music, and then the music's plans so logic and you can't or the trainer at all. But yeah, I like it. I think they're going to, or you can just do what I do. Turn the close caption on. That's what I do too. Works wonders. Well, and that's the thing. They said it's not because we're getting older. It's just for whatever reason, dialogue and movies and TV shows is getting harder and harder to hear. I wish that were the case. No, we're getting older. No, it's not here. Even young people are addicted to subtitles.

Yeah, yeah. I hear you. But to me, it's definitely getting older. All right, what else? Okay, mentionitis is when someone constantly talks about another person. It could be someone they work with, a gym buddy, a new friend. But it's definitely a sign that someone has caught their eye. So it's not name dropping. No. It's just they're kind of obsessed with something so it keeps coming up in conversation. It's always like, oh, Bobby this or Eddie this.

I'm trying to think if you guys have any sort of minchinitis. I don't believe so. No, I don't think so. Because we're all cool and chill. Yeah. Fun. And we just do our own thing, you know? So for a single person, it might just be that, yeah, they found someone they really

click with at work or, again, like at the gym or whatever. But pay attention because if your partner has mentioned it us, then they say it could be a red flag. Well, yeah, especially if it's somebody at work or the gym, that's the opposite sex. That's right. All right. What else? Kenny Chesney was asked when he's going to be releasing new music and he said he's working on it, but he is not in a rush at all.

People ask me, when's it going to come out and best? The best answer I have, honestly, is when I feel like it's done. It's easy to rush it. Luckily, I don't have a lot of yes people in my camp. And that's really important. I have a lot of people within my circle that have really, you know, that really good song sense. You know, so I've been blessed that way.

I feel like wouldn't yes people just agree with him like, you don't need to put music out? Yeah, that's not. They don't know, yes people. But people who are like, no, Kenny, I think it's time to put music out, you know, or contracts as this or they, I think. Okay. So I think he's a little twisted on this. However, anybody says they don't have any yes people at that level.

They have a lot of yes people. It's just natural. If you're that famous, even the people that you think aren't yes people are going to turn into yes people because they don't want to get fired if they got a big job. Yeah. I also kind of heard it as that he's taking his time with it because he's not just going to play a song for his people and they're going to be like, oh, yeah, that's good, Kenny. Good job. Yes. Oh, that's interesting.

Like, that's how I heard it too, is that he's taking his time because he's not, they're able to be honest with him and be like, eh, not that good. But he doesn't write most of his music. Well, him performing. Yeah, but singing on that, not that good. I know. I just, anybody that says I don't have a lot of yes people. Yeah, I see your point. And maybe even...

I just don't even bring it up, because I do have people that are like, yeah, that's great. But then I have you guys who definitely tell me everything sucks. So it's a good balance. Yeah. Or they figure out how to be supportive without seeming like, you know what I mean? Yeah, and I think to get that big, you can't have yes people early and even middle. I wrote a whole chapter in my second book. It's called Fail Until You Don't.

Like, you have to have somebody you trusted. tell you you suck. So when you actually are doing good, you can believe them. Because I never believe anybody when they tell me I'm doing good. Unless it's somebody who in the past I've went to and I said, hey, what do you think? And they were like, I don't think this is your best work. So I need that from somebody before I can get from them, hey, it's awesome. Everybody can say both. Oh, you suck or hey, you're awesome. But I got to have like one or two people that I know when I've not been my best. They've been like, I just expect a little more out of it. So when they do say, my wife's a prime example of that

when she was like, man, that's good, I believe it. Because if it ain't good, she's like, yeah, I wouldn't feel in that. So you got to have somebody that tells you you suck so you can believe when they tell you're good. And if you're super rich and famous, you have a lot of guests people. That's the truth of it, like Kenny. Yeah.

That is. I mean, that's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. There's a family from Pennsylvania. They go into Lowe's and they were trying to make life easier for their son,

William who has cerebral palsy. So they're in and one of the employees sees William's parents looking at some PVC pipes and it's like hey can I help you guys? And they're like well we're trying to build a set of parallel bars to help them walk. Parallel bars are the ones like one on each side. Yeah. Like coming up to the hips

basically and you see the gymnasts they'll do the parallel bars in the Olympics but they were trying to have that so we could walk through. You see it in therapy a lot too like people walking. So he's like okay cool let me know some more about this. He's like got to got to got it. Well, let me help you guys. So Dave, the employee went above and beyond. He spent basically an hour just fitting and cutting the pipes right to the specifications because

they had research and found it. They were going to have to do it all themselves. Basically built them this whole set. All they had to do was get it home and just kind of tag it back together. Here is Dave talking about why he did it. I thought I would just be finding some fittings, making a couple of cuts. And then I saw Will. I found out what we're building. Then came to test. Will got up out of his wheelchair. and grabbed hold of those bars. And I think you saw that courageous smile. The sense of pride and it keeps getting me.

Well, can now use these bars to practice walking forward, side to side, pull himself up to stand. And his family says it means the world of them that they would do this and that Dave was so cool about it without even really knowing the full story and that William is already making progress. That is it. That's a great story. That is what it's all about.

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