The Bobby Bones Show - (Thurs Full) Was Morgan Hit On? + The Truth Behind Haunted Houses + Top 10 Chores We Hate + Amys Gets Mistaken for Uber Driver + Movies that Make Us Feel Good

Episode Date: July 7, 2022

Morgan has a random member at her gym who she's never met use an indirect way of hitting on her... and she's not a fan. Bobby explains the real reason we all think houses are haunted. Plus, top feel good movie choices, Amy was mistaken for an Uber driver by a group of girls and the top 10 chores we all hate! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Coming up a little later, science has finally said, here's what's happening with all these houses people think are haunted. Like, we know the reason now people think houses are haunted. Interesting. It is. And when you read it, you'll go, oh, I bet that's the explanation for a lot of them. So we'll do that coming up in about an hour or so. I do want to start the show with this. The question is, was Morgan being hit on when this guy said this to her? Okay, so you, Morgan, by the way, good morning.

Good morning. How are you today? Good, how are you? Pretty good. Good to see you. Okay. So you're going in or out of the gym? I was walking into the gym.

Okay. And this guy just is passing me and he looks at me. Is he walking out? Yeah, he's leaving the gym. Okay, got it. And he walks past me and he looks at me and he goes, oh, you're getting a late start today. and I was like, I have no idea who you are, sir. I've never talked to you in my life.

That always stinks too. If you're hitting on somebody and they call you, sir. Is he older? He's older, for sure. And I just kind of giggle. I mean, thankfully I had my mask on, so I just kind of giggled. And I was like, eh, and I, like, ran away. But I'm like, I've never seen you before.

How do you know what my time schedule is and when I'm coming to the gym? He ran away, though? That seems a bit dramatic. Well, like, quickly walked. All right. Hit behind the car. I was so scared. So you're walking in.

He's walking out. He goes, hey, getting the late start today. And you were like, why are he watching me? Do you often work out in the same class as this guy? No, I mean, I guess, like, this is whenever I just go to Planet Fitness. I just go around the same time. So we're not in anything together. You're working out by yourself and I'm just kind of in my own zone.

I don't know if he's, like, been paying attention. I mean, I maybe go there like three times a week around the same time. So maybe he's there every time. I just have never paid attention. What would you have preferred him to say if he has that one, shot and he has to flirt. Not that, I'm assuming? No, because it feels creepy.

It feels like he's been watching me. Which you probably has. Yeah. So if he wanted to be like, hey, like, you know, I always see you around here. We should grab dinner sometime. Like, just be very direct. But then you come in and go, he always sees me? Is he always looking at me?

No, I wouldn't feel as weird. It was weird that like he said, hey, you're getting a light star. I'm like, wait, do you know my schedule? If he just says, hey, I see you around here a lot, like we should get together some time because then at that point I'm like oh I guess we've always been coming at the same time I just didn't notice do you want him to go A to B that quick hey I've seen you before although we've never spoken I'd like to take you out yeah that yes you do want that because at the very least we could like either start and end it there or start and we go out to dinner you know what I mean like it just I'm just all

about directness we're either gonna go out to dinner or we're not amy what are your thoughts well I went out to dinner with a guy from the gym once and I was walking through the parking lot and he pulled up in his car and I was leaving and he just straight up asked me to go to dinner and we went that night. And she's like, I got in the car right then. I didn't get in the car. I followed him. But I mean, we ended up dating for, you know, we went out a handful of times. But I mean, he met my sister and like, looking back, I don't know that it was the smartest

move because I knew nothing about him. But, I mean, I think that it's okay if a guy wants to be direct. And if you think he's cute and you're interested, then you say yes. But do you think it was creepy at what he said? Yes. You do. I think it's borderline, but I don't think he meant it creepy. Well, I know, but he should rethink that line.

If that's one he's going to use, he should rethink it. Would you ever go out with the guy if you don't see his whole face? Was he wearing a mask? No, he wasn't wearing his mask. But no, I wouldn't. I haven't realized how much, like, the chin part of your face is really important. The chin that he knows, really the MVP of the face. Never really knew where the MVP of the face was.

Everybody's got hot eyes. I've learned this, too. Every person I've ever seen has got some good-looking eyeballs. And sometimes you have this imagination And what their face looks like And they pull it down You're like, oh, that's not what I'm Well, I'll be

So you're not going out with this guy No, I'm not I really didn't even respond I didn't have like an opening To be like, hey, that's cool or whatever I was just like hey, don't see you around your muscles You just ran out of it's like Yes

And of safety She sprayed them She tased them and called to the day It is time to open up the mailbag You send an email and we read it on the air It's something we call Bobby's Mailback, yeah All right, from a teenager that emails the show, he writes, Hello, Bobby Bones.

My name is Evan, I'm 14 years old. I just got my school learners permit, and in two months I get my learners, which means I can drive to school by myself. But my parents are not warmed up to the idea of me driving by myself, but they let me drive with them all the time. My question is, how can I ask them to drive without making them mad,

At what age did you start driving yourself to school? Thanks, Evan. In Arkansas, I got my permit at 14. And so a lot of people didn't get theirs until 15 and a half, depending what state they were in. So when people told me that, I was like, you guys had a wait a year and a half to get your permit? What do you get your permit when? I got my learners permit at 15 and I didn't start driving until I was 16. I didn't get my learner's permit at all.

I just got my license at 16. Really? Yep. And then my dad bought me a car and I couldn't drive it until I was 18. Even though you had a license at 16? Correct. Why? Because he didn't trust.

He bought your car. You wouldn't drive it to your 18. It was a cool Jeep too. It was awesome. I got to look at it but couldn't drive it. Well, I was 14. I was driving probably a little more than I should have been, mostly for necessity. You know, my mom had an old beat-up Subaru that I ended up taking later, and sometimes I just had to go to the store. And so I would just drive by myself. I think I had to grow up a bit quicker than most people. So I'm not going to compare my situation to yours. And I probably wasn't, even as responsible as I was. And at 14, I was very responsible. I don't think I was ready to drive. Not just because of me, but because of all the people on the road too. People are still idiots. Evan, I'm going to have to slide with your parents here. I think you can ask them and say, hey, now that I have my permit, is there anything I can do to prove to you that I can just drive to school? But first of all, how far is it to school?

What intersections do you have to go through? What's a highway? What's the situation? I need to know all this. And still I'm probably going to say no. But here's the conversation at 14, Evan, that you can have with your parents. because you can legally drive to school.

Can you imagine a cop pulling over a 14-year-old and it being legal? So I would say, hey, my permit says I can drive to school. What can I do to prove to you that I'm able to drive to school? And they may say turn 15 or 16. That's what you can do to prove it. But maybe there is some sort of path for you to get to try occasionally. 14's way too young for me to go, you can do it, man. That just seems like a kid doing an extremely adult thing.

It is. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. But even for me, I look back at 16. I need to drive. 16 too young. I know. Like, I think of, like, I was driving. I lived far from my high school. I had to get on I-35, like, a major highway for like miles and miles. It would take me an hour to get to school. I was in bumper-to-bumper traffic. Oh, good. And we didn't have cell phones back then either. So, like, sometimes if I needed something at a pull-off, find a gas station, go to a pay phone. Back in our day. Or firing out of gas, which I did.

Multiple times. It was trouble. So you say 14 no-go, period. I don't think so. Sorry, Betty. No, Evan needs to realize it's the most nerve-wracking thing for a parent to let their child drive. And at 14, way too young. I think you're way too young, too, Evan.

But I'm going to give you a plan to talk to them. And that is, hey, what can I do to get to drive to school? They're probably not going to let you. And I agree with that. But maybe you're so responsible that they go, or maybe there's a necessity. We don't know all those details. So approach your parents and say, hey, I can now drive. You've driven with me.

Like, what can I do to prove to you that I can just drive to school? And see what they say. Again, they may say turn 16. That may not. I know. But have that conversation. Let us know how it goes. There's a sliver of hope.

Not a lot, but there's a sliver, Evan. And that's the mailbag. We've got your email and we've read it on the air. Now it's about to close Bobby's mailbag. Yeah. You can reach out to the mailbag. Morgan, what do they do? Mailbag at bobbybones.com

There you go Let's see if lunchbox Can make any money here Lunchbox has his handout We'll go and hold his hand This is so awkward And see if he can identify the person Just buy a single handhold

Okay I'm going to get off the mic now And Scoobo Steve's gonna go first Okay And what you... Oh crap, lost my headphones What you'll do is Just talk us through Because if I'm talking

He'll know it's not me All right, so we'll be the first person Walking up right now Lunchbox They're coming up towards you On your left side so am I going to they're going to grab your hand here in about three seconds okay and then

do I tell you whose hand it is or do I wait to the well I mean I may get confused but I don't know when you want me to tell you the answer okay hands coming in right now hold the hand interlock fingers oh that's a dude hand that is definitely a dude hand okay they let go the hand

the person is walking back that's dude hand who do you think it was lunchbox I think I mean the fingers were so long that I don't think it could be one of the girls. I don't think it could be M2 or

Amy, but I think they were a little moisturized, so I'm going to go with Bobby. Okay, he thinks number one is Bobby, all right? Let me write that down. All right. Next person up. Go ahead. Number two. Number two is leaving their seated area. Walking up, I'd say about five seconds,

you're going to get a hand inside your hand, lunchbox. Oh, gosh. This is so weird. He or she is coming up right now. Hand connection right now. Tell us what you're feeling and who do you think it is. Oh, God. Don't rub my hand. No, no, that's a dude hand again.

That's a dude hand again. That's a dude hand and they're rubbing their thumb on me. They're rubbing their, now they're not letting go. All right, all right, enough, enough. Enough. Enough. That's another dude hand. I may have got the first one wrong.

Are you changing? You can change if you want. No, I don't want to change. I don't want to change, but that that had to be a dude hand too. Unless Amy's got dude hands and I just don't know. There's only two guys, though. Right. And I never, but I felt like there was hair on that hand.

And so I feel like Amy wouldn't have, or Morgan number two wouldn't have hair on their hands. We are mammals. We have hair on our body. Yeah, I'll go with Eddie on that one. All right. Eddie was number two on his list. Okay. Next one up.

Dang, this is tough, man. Next person's getting up. That's weird It's weird Walk in your direction All right The person is almost there He or she will grab your hand

Right now Those are tiny hands They tried to squeeze real hard To make me think they were tough I feel like that That hand was so small So it has to be the smallest person In the room

It has to be Morgan number two Because she's like tiny So I'll go to Morgan number two On that one That's your answer That's my answer So without touching the fourth person, it has to be Amy

if you're good on the other three. Yeah, but I probably need to touch it, huh? No. I think we're probably good. If you're good on the other three, we're probably good. Well, what if I'm wrong? Amy, do you want, you can... Hey, he said...

I got it right! You already said it was Amy. Here we go. The first person, you can pull your mask up. The first person you said was Bobby. That was me. Yeah. The answer is for $5, it was me.

Boom! I tried. Next up, you thought the next man hand was Eddie. Except that hand was Eddie. Yeah! What up! What up! And then the smallest hand was Morgan. Oh my goodness, I am rich!

Boom, boom, boom, boom! And Amy was four. Eddie, I'm sorry, you didn't get to hold my hand. You made $20. You made $20. Nice job on Foxx. Well, that's a pretty dumb segment. That's pretty dumb.

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to come connect with the animals that are now needing wheelchairs and now have them. Yeah. So Safe and Austin shout out, and then Walking Pets is. is the group that builds the wheelchairs for animals and they donated them. That's cool. Everybody's good here.

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Why do you think people keep going and going, they're haunted? Well, I mean, yeah, I guess they, because they hear things and feel things. That's why. I think partially people know going into it. And when you're already told something's going to happen, you're already thinking, it's seeing it, so it happens a lot easier. Lunchbox went to a haunted house in Iowa. Yeah, the murder house.

And you guys say it's not haunted. Then get in the car and let's go. What happened to you? Man, you can hear things, things move. There's creeks in the board. You can feel things around you. It's just an old house, though, which would explain the creeks in the board, right? Like 1800s?

No, because there's no one. moving. Like we're just sitting there and there's creeks. Like wind could blow an old house. New houses settle. They shift. Yeah. Regardless, maybe there was, maybe there wasn't. But I'm going to read to you. They went and studied like 50 houses or hotels that people said they were haunted. And so here's what they came back with. Many haunted houses have been investigated and have found to contain high levels of carbon monoxide or other poisons which cause hallucinations. Oh. The houses are so old. Whoa. You're hallucinating. There's carbon monoxide.

There are gas issues. And so you're breathing it in and that creates the hallucination. So you're seeing ghosts. The carbon monoxide theory explains why haunted houses are mostly older houses, which are more likely to contain aging and defective appliances and why more hauntings are reported than the colder months. Because you've got to have the heat on. Yep.

And the heat's messing with your brain. Carbon monoxide poisoning explains many of the occurrences in haunted houses, such as the feelings of being watched. Do you feel like you're being watched? Oh, yes, for sure. Hearing footsteps or voices. I didn't hear voices, but footsteps, yes. Seeing ghosts.

Didn't see anything, felt them. Headaches, dizziness, or sudden death or illness of people or pets. Well, wait, what? No, that didn't happen. Also, people go, well, the dog barks at the ghosts. Mostly it's because the dog is barking because of the fumes. Wow. They also say that because they're older,

you know, and the gases, when you take a picture, the camera actually catches like little boosts of the gases too. That's not the ghosts. Okay. This is crazy. There you go. Makes sense. Nothing's haunted.

I told you guys. Okay. Which, by the way, how would you like to buy a haunted jail? No. Why not? It's not haunted. But I don't care. I don't want a jail.

A Florida jail. Just a jail period. Yeah. From the 1920s is up for sale. Well, you know they're doing some bad stuff in the 20s. Yeah, like, yeah. I can't imagine. That they're not doing now.

Well, in the 20s, there weren't a lot of rules. Yeah. It's free for all. You did bad. We're going to do bad stuff to it. They were doing the same thing. It's probably different.

I don't think so. Because your amenities are not the same in the 20s. It's probably rough. Yeah. It's rough. And there weren't cameras. Mm-hmm. Like videos.

That's true. There was no social media to rat people out. The old Gilchrist County Jail was decommissioned in 1968 and sat abandoned for years until a woman got it for her birthday. What? Arlene Hall is a paranormal fan. You use the jail to contact spirits. Now it's too much upkeep.

She's elderly. She's selling it. The good news is it's haunted and the ghosts are willing to pop up. It doesn't have a price here for the haunted jail. But we were talking about this and every year we've decided we're going to send lunchboxes to somewhere haunted like we did last year. Yes. We put this on the first top of the list. Top of the list of places we may send him for Halloween in October.

you guys are so tough and say nowhere's haunted like why don't like I experienced this already I don't need to like my heart does not need this every single year we probably are inflicting some trauma on him

I don't think so I would go and be like this I'm annoyed I need to be in the studio I need to be running the show that's what I feel like when I'm there you shouldn't though

you should be able to go this is this is your thing this is number one on the list of lunchboxes places to go for Halloween that are haunted last year it was I The Vesila Murder House this year. And if listeners you can see just places too, we could send them.

And where is this? This one's in Florida. Is there a realtor for that jail? I didn't know. What do you mean? Well, I don't know. I mean, because lunchbox calls. You could call it as a ghost.

To buy this jail. I'm Willie. I'm the ghost. I'd like to buy it. You can try that. Oh, God. It's time for another round of the Bobby feud. Here we go. We have three players.

Eddie will start this round. The top 10 least favorite chores. A poll from U.Gov asked 2,000 U.S. adults about their least favorite chores. You get points for wherever you land on the board. If you get the number one answer, it's only worth one point because that's the easiest one. Eddie, you're up first. What is your least favorite chore? Bones, I'm going to start with something that just came right to my mind.

Let's go Dishes. Doing the Dishes. Show me doing the dishes. Number two answer. That's only two points? Yeah. All right. The next one I hate doing is the laundry.

Daddy's never going to do the laundry. Show me, Daddy's never doing the laundry. Number one answer. Bones, I think I'm going to go with cleaning the bathroom. No one likes to clean a dirty, stinky bathroom. Daddy don't like to clean the dirty, stinky bathroom. Yeah. Number three, Eddie.

And this is one that I've delegated to my son now. I no longer do it because he does it. He takes out the trash. Oh, take out the trash. Show me, taking out the trash. Yeah! The number nine answer. Okay.

That's big points. I'm in trouble. Eddie has 15 points so far. So I don't know. I count as laundry, but can we do folding clothes? Is that different? That's laundry. Show me folding clothes.

Celebrated a little too early there. Eddie went hard with 15 points to start. Yeah. Amy, you're up. They asked 2,000 adults, what's your least favorite chore? There are still six answers on the board. Lots of points up here. What do they say?

Well, what's been taken? Doing laundry, doing the dishes, cleaning the bathroom, and taken out the trash. The yard. Yard work. that's number 10 show me yard work lunchbox over to you

okay okay you know what I don't like doing getting that mop out cleaning the floors he says clean in the floor show me sweeping or mopping

at number six six points for lunchbox guys I mean listen I don't know if this is a chore you guys had to do, but I mean, when your parents are really mad at you, they make you go outside and wash that freaking car. No one wants to wash the car.

Show me to watch that freaking car? Oh. Maybe wash the car, not wash the freaking car? No, not there. Eddie, back over to you. Round starts over. Bones, I know not everyone has pets, but one of the worst things to do when you do have pets, you've got to clean the poop from the backyard.

Clean the poop from the backyard of the pets. Hit me. What? Great. There are five answers left on the board Your least favorite chore Laundry, Dishes, bathroom all off the board Sweeping and Mopping off the board and take the trash out Amy over to you

Well is vacuuming the same thing as sweeping and mopping You want to say it? I don't have anything else so vacuuming Show me Vacuuming That's good Oh man Seven points

Good job I thought it was same That's why I didn't do it I don't know I don't know that people would get this specific, but I don't like cleaning. I guess we already said bathrooms. I was going to say toilets. That could be the bathroom.

Cleaning windows, dusting. Cleaning baseboards. That's so annoying. Dusting. What is your answer? Dusting. Show me dusting. Who dust?

Who dust? At number four, that's dusting. Dang. Amy now has 11 points. She's back in the game. Oh, my goodness. Okay. I already forget the ones we have.

There are three left. We have laundry, dishes, bathroom, dusting, sweeping and mopping, vacuuming, taking out the trash. And this is just under the umbrella of chores. Man. There are 23 points still on the board. I know. It's like cooking a chore, or is that like life?

That's survival. You got to eat. But, I mean, you could just order out. That's why we don't want to cook because we're lazy. I'm going to say cooking. Show me cooking. Oh, boom. Well, I tried.

Lunchbox, you got three left. Yeah, you want it? Yeah. You want it? Yeah. I mean, what do you refuse to do when your parents did? They say, you can't go outside until you clean your room. Clean your room.

A kid likes to clean their room. They asked adults, remember? I have one. No, I didn't know that. It's not your turn. I know. I'm waiting. Eddie, go ahead.

I realize you're adults. Okay. Bones, I think I have the three left right here. Go ahead. The first one is the most disgusting thing in the world. If you have an apartment and you're ready to move out, do not forget to clean your oven. To clean your oven. Disgusting.

You only do that if you move out of your apartment. Oh, for sure. Survey says. Oh, my goodness. Make your bed. Survey says Got it. Here we go.

But I think that's the end of the game. No. No, we're going. Everybody just start yelling things out. Watchbox go. Wash the pets. Wash the pets. Oh!

What? Eddie. Okay, here we go. Amy said it, but she didn't choose that as her answer. So clean the windows. Windows. Okay, games over.

You know what? Game's on. Walk the dog. Eddie, Eddie with 15 points. I mean, I don't even know. want to celebrate that one.

You got seven out of ten. Yeah, but dude, I want to win the whole thing. Change the light bulbs. At number five, ironing. Oh. I don't do that. I don't think that's a troll. That's like a laundry, right?

That's like if you're going somewhere, you've got to iron your show. Who irons? No one. At number eight, organizing clutter. Yeah, that's a good one. And at number 10, sanitizing and wiping kitchen surfaces. Oh. Yeah.

I love that. I love that, yeah. Well, there he is. Hey, come on. Let's Eddie, everybody. Congratulations. Thank you, thank you. Another round of Bobby feud.

What do you want to say, Amy? Thank you so much to everyone that didn't believe in me. I proved you wrong. Okay, no idea. I have no idea. We didn't have a Bobby feud, but we like that. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So a doctor in Florida recently posted a TikTok video

that has more than 36 million views because it has him pulling out a ball of earwax and fungus out of somebody's ear. And here's the deal. This might be going on inside of your ears if you keep things like earplugs or AirPods in your ears for too long. And I'm thinking right now, as I do this show, for however many hours we sit here,

I have my earbuds inside my ear. But anyway, here's a clip from the video. In the last year, $18 billion worth of AirPods have been sold. So this is a fungus ball from a guy who wears AirPods constantly. As they always say, too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. Yeah, warning, if you go find the video, it is disgusting. So I will give you that heads up now. And what's going on is called automycosis.

And if you feel like you might have that going on, go see a doctor because the first step is to have the fungus ball removed. And then you'll be on prescription ear drops for a few weeks. That sounds miserable. I'm just going to keep my earbuds in and not worry about it. That's what I like to do. I like to ignore things until it becomes a really big problem. Like, that's me as a dentist. I got a little something happening there.

Eh, let's just wait it out. And it never works out of my favor to wait it out until it gets better, honestly. I'm like, you know what, I'll wait it out. It'll probably get better. And then it just gets a lot worse. Yeah. All right, what else? Well, a teacher in New Hampshire has become one of the oldest women in the U.S. to have a baby.

I just thought it was a cool story of hope if you're wanting to get pregnant. Her name is Barbara Higgins, and she just gave birth to a baby boy, and she's 57 years old. Now, her and her husband, they did have to find a doctor that was willing to work with them in their age to do the fertility treatments, because some doctors will be like, I'm not really good. going to go there, but they found a doctor that would work with them, and now they're proud parents of a brand new baby. Didn't she have a kid who had passed early? Yeah.

Yeah, I didn't know if you want me to bring the sad part in, but yes, she was determined. She had a 13-year-old daughter that died from a brain tumor, and then they just really wanted a child again. So that's what made them so determined to try to get pregnant again after the loss of their daughter. I love it. And I saw the picture of her after they had the baby. It is a really great picture.

Some people are judging them, obviously, because they're 57. So then when their kid's 10, they're 66. And, you know, how it's like they're old. But they were like, we don't know what the future holds. All right. What else? Luke Combs was a high school football player. And he also sang.

But I guess he didn't take football really seriously. He kind of said he was the class clown of the locker room. And he didn't have the work ethic to be good. Here's a clip of him talking about it. I would say, you know, I love football. I wish I would have committed myself to it a lot more than I did. I didn't have the work ethic that I, probably needed to do that or just the drive at that age to do anything.

But, I mean, it was easy. As far as doing both, you know, it was fun. I mean, I liked hitting people and I like singing. So I got to accomplish both of those things at the same time. So that was pretty nice. He told me a different story when I talked to him. He said he wasn't that good at football. Oh, okay.

Well, in the interview, he also said he regretted not taking it seriously as he should have because he probably could have actually, I don't know, been good. You know what? I regret not taking piano seriously. I could be a Chikovsky. Me too. I regret piano and tennis because I really feel like, man, I could have done big things. Yeah, absolutely.

Well, tennis, though, you're not really an athlete, like a world-class athlete. You know? No, no, that's because I quit practicing. No, but I'm saying you, to be a world-class athlete, you genetically need to have a set of skills. No, no, do I have to remind you how I was at the same tennis tournament as Andy Rodic, Baby Acapoco, 1992 in Austin, Texas, and I won first place in the female division. But you were eight. No, it's probably nine.

Okay. One year. Okay, I mean, I believe in you. Never mind. No, actually, yeah, what was I? You do the math. I was born in 81. It was 1992.

I was 11. Okay. You're planning as 8-year-old. I thought we're forgetting. Okay. All right. I'm Amy. That's my file.

That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. 17-year-old Lorelaid Dodd is a delivery driver, a food delivery driver, and she's driving around delivering her food, and when she sees a dog in the middle of a busy road, she pulls over, she gets the dog, the dog runs in her car. She says, okay, well, I'm going to take my dog on the delivery

and see if anyone knows who this dog is. She goes around, no, nope, never seen that dog before, don't know who it is. So she keeps it for two days and decides to go to the shelter to see, hey, is this dog chipped or something? Sure enough, it's chipped. Turns out this dog will. was stolen two weeks ago and lives a hundred miles away. Wow.

So Lorelai gets in her car, says, all right, I will deliver this dog, takes it to the owner. Love it. Wow. Yeah. Does it say what kind of dog it was? No. Because if someone's stealing a dog. It's got to be one of those. Bulldogs.

Or french cheese. Like a weird, expensive breed. But the dog was stolen on this and then I guess somehow got out. Yeah, because the dog's like, this is not my home. I'm going to, it's like a movie. The dog is like escapes. Homer bounce. Yeah.

Wow. Great. And then she drove it back. Drove it back, delivered it, and then the owner gave her $100 as a reward. Oh, that's good. Yeah. Gas money, right? All right.

That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. The Bobby Bone Show is proud to be supported by Grand Canyon University, an affordable, private, non-profit Christian University based in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. They say higher education is outdated, irrelevant. Well, GCU doesn't settle for the status. us quo. They shatter it. At GCU, academically rigorous, industry-driven programs are built to move at the speed of relevance with practical skills, career readiness, and opportunity for every learner.

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It's Cal Penn. I'm the host of Earsay, the Audible and I Heart audiobook club. This week on the podcast, I am sitting down with Ray Porter, the narrator of Andy Weir's audiobook Project Hail Mary, massive sci-fi adventure about survival and science. And what happens when you wake up alone very far from Earth? I really had to make a decision because I caught myself getting that frog in my throat and starting to get teary as I'm narrating some of these sections. And it's like, okay, yo, yeah, yo, is this indulgent?

And I really thought about it. I was like, no, at this point, it would kind of be betraying the trust the author and the listener have in telling this story if I don't go through it. But there's places in this book that deeply emotionally affected me, and I left it on the mic. That's great. Because it served the story. People will say like, oh, my God, I cried at the end. It's like, yeah, dude, me too. Listen to Earsay, the Audible and IHeart Audio Book Club on the IHeart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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nutrition info on hero.com for sodium and sugar content. This is Jana Kramer from Winddown with Jana Kramer. Every Mother's Day I tell myself I'm going to be more thoughtful than flowers because flowers are beautiful, but they don't last. In my house, everyone always ends up in the kitchen, friends, family, the kids, and I love having things around that spark conversation and feel special. That's why I love the Lennox Spice Village and your mom will too. It's a set of 24 hand-painted little houses that are actually spice jars and I swear people notice it the second they walk in. It's charming, it's nostalgic, and it somehow makes even everyday cooking feel a little more fun.

And here's the best part. It actually gets used every day. Whether you're starting the full set or helping her complete one she's loved for years, there's a whole world of Spice Village to explore. This Mother's Day, give her something she'll treasure long after the card is put away. Trust me, once you see it, you'll want one too. Find the full collection at Lennox.com slash spice village. We have 90 seconds to figure out Amy's morning corny. We call it the investigative corny. Amy, are you ready over there? Ready. The morning corny. Why did the camouflage club get canceled? Why did the camouflage club get canceled go? They couldn't see the invitation. That was it.

Yeah, I couldn't see it. They couldn't see it. They couldn't see it. Couldn't see it working. Oh, couldn't see it coming. What was it again? Why did the camouflage club get canceled? The camouflage club, like it's an event, but you can't see it.

It's a group of people. You can't see the people. they got there and they couldn't see anyone so they left I mean this dude this is our wheelhouse we should be able to get this we just got to come up with the exact what I mean it's couldn't see it's something

like we're in the ballpark why did the camouflage club get canceled they couldn't see they couldn't see each other couldn't see each other couldn't see each other it looks

you can't see anyone being there. It looks like nobody's there. It looks like no one showed up. Yeah. Yeah, this is tough. It's tougher than I thought. Why did the camouflage club get canceled? Why did the camouflage club get canceled?

Nobody could see it. It's got to be like you get there and there's nobody there. But they're really there. That has to be what it is. That's a long answer. It got canceled because nobody showed up. It looks like nobody's there. Looks like nobody's there. It looks like nobody's there. I think that's it. That's got to be it. What did you say, Mike?

Tell, Mike said 10 seconds. Okay, why did the camouflage club get canceled? Five seconds. It looked like nobody was there. Follow me, Mr. Bobby Bones. There you go. All right, here, ask it again. The morning corny.

Why did the camouflage club get canceled? Why did the camouflage club get canceled? Our answer is going to be... I just give you the answer. You already said the answer. No, we're going to officially say it, though. Oh, okay. It looks...

It looks like no one was... there. So they all left. Come on. Come on. And that means it got canceled. Yeah, it got canceled. It looks like no one. Our answer is it looks like nobody came. Come on. Okay. And your answer is? It looked like nobody came. Yeah.

Is that really? Yes. What is it? Did you change that? Did you alter that? I mean, it's what is it. Wait, what does it really say? Okay, she said that with hesitance. What did it? No, I didn't. They couldn't tell if anyone showed up. It's the same thing. So you won. What are you think, well? Clear eyes for. Yeah.

I think we got it. I think we got it. It could go either way. All right, Eddie, go ahead. Clear eyes. Full hearts. Get loose. There you go.

Nice job. Amy, tell us what happened. Okay, so my sister and I are picking up food and I pull up to the restaurant and my sister gets out to go inside and get the food. And as I'm waiting, so I'm pulled over on the curb outside of the restaurant, four girls come up to my car. and they all start to get in. That's crazy. And I was like, oh, what? I'm not.

And they're like, oh, we're, this, where's our Uber. And I was like, I am not, you're Uber. I don't have even a little you light in my window. I mean, honestly, I don't know if they had been eating and maybe having a few margaritas. But they were very confused. So do they open your passenger side and both back doors? Well, I mean, they couldn't get in. Like, they didn't actually, like I had pulled up

and then when I start to drive my car lock, so luckily, I mean, they just were trying to get in. And what do they do once you yell? I'm not your Uber. They're like, oh, my goodness. Sorry. So I don't know what Uber they were looking for, but it definitely was not me.

And then my sister came out and I was like, oh, we almost got assaulted by four bachelorets. Have you guys ever gotten to a wrong car? Yes. Oh, yeah. Oh, wow. I've gotten into an individual. empty car that I thought was mine.

Hold on, go ahead. It's happened to me twice. One time here at the... Yes, I've told you about it. We just tell so many stories over the years. Wait, I meant for an Uber. Have you grabbed the wrong car to think it was an Uber? But I want to hear this story too.

Oh, yeah. I done both. Oh, boy. Wow. But the Uber thing is just, you just realize you get in and you're like, oh, whoops, not my Uber. But now they have those... This was before I think they even had the clear, like, you know, all the things that you could pay attention to do so that you don't mess.

up and like the little sign and I don't know but yeah the here in the parking garage I got in a car that was like I think I was in a I don't know was in a car that was I was in a loner I can't remember but I got into an employee that works here car and I was like I didn't have that drink here this morning I realized oh that's not my drink and then one time we were in Austin for iHeart country and I was in a loner car and I went to go run some errands and I got into a car that was unlocked that looked just like my loner and I was like trying to leave but I couldn't because I didn't

have the key it wouldn't start but I was 100% in the wrong Toyota or whatever it was Caitlin and I probably a couple months ago we went to stay in this little cabin for the weekend where there are other people staying in these cabins right next to us and so we get there and we were

driving her SUV and so I had to walk out of the cabin and drive down to the store and so I'd just get in the SUV and I'm trying to It's like a push start where you just had to have the key inside the car and you push the button. And it won't start. And I've got the button. I'm like, what's happening?

But then I look up and I see a tassel hanging from the rearview mirror. And I'm like, no, my car. Oh my goodness. I jump out of that car like the seat was on fire. I was like, oh. And I'll look around and see if anyone thinks I was trying to rob the car. Right. And then I got in mind and left.

But I've done that too. Anyone thought it was an Uber? Eddie, you've done that? Yeah. Lunchbox and I, we were in Austin. I heart country fest at the hotel getting ready to get an Uber. And I'm reaching for the door handle. It said white corolla, so I see a white corolla.

I reach for the door handle. The girl looks at me and just slams on her lock button and just like, she locks all the doors like, no, uh, it's not me. I'm not your ride. It's not me. She was just there to pick up a friend. She wasn't even over. And she thought we were two men trying to get in her car.

I would think you were two men trying to get my car if you too. I mean, look at you. Well, we were two men trying to get in the car. Look at you. You're two men trying to get in the car. Go and talk to Stephanie in Ohio. Morning Studio. Morning.

I listen to your show every day. I just kind of wanted to let you know how I only know who one person looks like, and that is Bobby. And the rest of you, I just kind of, when I hear your voice, it's just a thing I do. Even when I'm on the phone with other people, I try to imagine what you look like. Well, first of all, how do you know what I look like? I have seen you on your, with Bear. I watched that episode and also on the Maritime. I can't remember which one it was.

It would definitely be American Idol. Shout out. We know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so you've seen me kind of a nerdy guy, about six foot one. Okay, six foot. Okay, brown hair, big, dark room glasses. Okay.

What do you imagine Amy looking like? Amy, I imagine her as being tall, blonde hair, long, just kind of like, you know, the Barbie kind, just by the sound of her voice because it's very sweet. So her, I just imagine that way. Amy, describe yourself? I am 5 to 6, so kind of average in height, and I have short, brownish, blondeish hair. It goes past your shoulders, so I'd say shortish. It's just above my shoulders?

Yeah, shortish, but it's definitely brown hair, and then I add in these ombray blonde highlight things. She looks like the girl that played Felicity. What's her name? Carrie Russell. Carrie Russell. Yeah, that's who I would say Amy looks most like. What about Eddie? Way off.

Yeah, yeah. Do you ever hear Eddie talk and go like, I wonder what Eddie looks like. Well, every once in a while I hear him, and I kind of get him in Lunchbox's voices mixed up because to me they sound familiar or like similar. What do you think Lunchbox looks like? Okay, this is going to be probably way off and so horrible and I'm so sorry for this. It's okay. But I imagine him as like, you know, living at home with his mom in the basement, beer belly, like facial hair. Except for the mom in the basement.

She's rocking. Yeah. Go ahead. So, I mean, that's just how I envision him. And I don't, like I said, I don't even know what he looks like, but that's just the voice. You ever see the cartoon, Doug? Doug funny? Yeah. Okay.

Imagine that's what lunchbox looks like with the same beard. Yeah, not animated. Beer belly. Yeah. But he's not, yeah, but he did love with his parents, right? He moved out when you were like 20. 20 something, yeah. I mean, I went to way to college and move.

Yeah, 25, I think, is when I moved out. Yeah. But, yeah, I don't have a beer belly, but, I mean, just imagine what a prom king looks like. Because I was a prom king. How did he do you think like fucks his beer belly? He's really, he's like what you would call skinny with a beer belly. Okay. Like skinny, but he's got a little belly.

Yeah. You know what I mean? Like because he's not big, but he's skinny. I'm not this guy talking about my beer belly. Here we go. Hey, hey, we sound the same. Yeah, you guys sound exactly. Okay.

Well, thank you for sharing that with us, Stephanie. I would encourage you to go over to the Bobby Bone Show Instagram so we look like and be disappointed for yourself. All right. I can do that. All right. All right. Thank you. All right.

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GCU is purpose-driven education. Take action. Find your purpose at GCU, private, Christian affordable nonprofit. Visit gCU.edu to learn more. Hey, everyone, it's Cal Penn. I'm the host of Earsay, the Audible and I Heart Audio Book Club. This week on the podcast, I am sitting down with Ray Porter, the narrator of Andy Weir's audiobook Project Hail Mary, massive sci-fi adventure about survival and science, and what happens

when you wake up alone very far from Earth? I really had to make a decision because I caught myself getting that frog in my throat and starting to get teary as I'm narrating some of these sections. And it's like, okay, yo, yeah, yo, is this indulgent? And I really thought about it. I was like, no, at this point, it would kind of be betraying the trust the author and the listener have in telling this story. If I don't go through it. But there's places in this book that deeply emotionally affected me and I left it on the mic.

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Some products contain alulose. See nutrition info on hero.com for sodium and sugar content. This is Jana Kramer from Windown with Jana Kramer. Every Mother's Day, I tell myself I'm going to be more thoughtful than flowers because flowers are beautiful, but they don't last. In my house, everyone always ends up in the kitchen, friends, family, the kids, and I love having things around that spark conversation and feel special. That's why I love the Lennox Spice Village and John.

your mom will too. It's a set of 24 hand-painted little houses that are actually spice jars. And I swear, people notice it the second they walk in. It's charming. It's nostalgic. And it somehow makes even everyday cooking feel a little more fun. And here's the best part. It actually gets used every day. Whether you're starting the full set or helping her complete one she's loved for years, there's a whole world of spice village to explore. This Mother's Day, give her something she'll treasure long after the card is put away. Trust me, once you see it, you'll want one too. Find the full collection at lennox.com slash spice village.

What's your favorite feel-good movie? Not your favorite movie, but your favorite feel-good movie. Because I think mine would be Hitch. Oh, I was about to say, mine's always Hitch. It's such a good go-to and makes you laugh. And it's always on.

It's like, are you going to stop by TBS in a few minutes? But Hitch is probably on. Yeah. Another one for me, I guess if you go with Hitch, like I could go with bridesmaids. We can have the same one, though. That's a good one. Okay.

We're not just sticking a flag in it and declaring it our land. Okay. Well, Bridesmaids always makes me laugh and feel good. Okay, I'll go hitch. You go bridesmaids. Eddie, best feel good movie? You got to go rom-com, so mine is 51st dates. Any Adam Sandler movie is really good, but I love that one because it's in Hawaii and they're in love, and it's a great storyline.

I like that one. Lunchbox? The Sandlot. Put that on. You laugh. You feel good. It takes you back to childhood and the boys, and it's awesome. Morgan?

Sweet Home Alabama. Every time. Good one. It's funny, and it's a rom-com. So. Remundo? Wedding Crashers. I believe it was

right on high school college time when it came out. It takes me back to there. And it's laugh out loud, funny. It'll put you in a good mood immediately. I really love 500 days of summer as well. That's so good.

It's such a good movie. Joseph Gordon Levitts ended. Yeah. Zoe de Chanel. It's really good. I'm going hitch. And I bring this up because a bunch of researchers

did something about the elements of a feel good film and what makes them so uplifting. And again, they list love actors. Actually, ever seen that one? Yes, good. It's good.

Pretty woman. Yeah. I love Pretty Woman, and you've never seen it, so don't comment. It's, she's... I know, it's awkward because she is... Yes, her profession is a little bit questionable, but it has a good ending. In addition to an element of humor and the classic happy ending, feel good films can be identified by certain recurring plot patterns and characters.

There are also big moments of drama. Most of these are pretty light, and they actually do make us... feel great for three to four hours after it's over. Awesome. So they say, get you a good, feel good movie. That's great. Researchers say that, listen, they have the intended effect. It's not going to last for days, but if you're looking for a pick-me-up, watch your most

comfortable feel-good movie. The best show for Feel Good, number one, A-plus, nobody can argue with me, is the office. Is it an older new? It's new. Ted Lassow. Oh, Ted Lassow. Yes. That's good.

Okay, I was going to say either the office or everybody loves Raymond, those are good. Those are all good, but Ted Lassow. is new, fresh, and is the most, you go, I just want to be a better person. Yeah, you do. Let's go over to Shelby in Oklahoma. Good morning, Shelby. How are you? Hi, I'm great.

Oh, my God, I can't believe I'm on the air. What's happening? I was calling in to let you guys know. I was following along with your segment on reaching out to someone you hadn't talked to in, like, well over a year. and I thought, oh my God, that sounds amazing. I moved away from Oklahoma for my husband's work. I haven't talked to a lot of people from back home. So I reached out to an old friend of mine, kind of a mentor,

and sent her like a funny, like, inside joke meme. And she, like, responded. We talked for, like, two hours, just, like, texting back and forth. And it was, like, the highlight of my day. I just thank you. guys so much for bringing that up. It made my day so much better. Well, thank you for that story. Yeah, it was, it was amazing. We had to move away from Oklahoma for work. My husband is a surgery resident, and he works a lot, and so it's been pretty, we have some hard days. Well, hang in there,

stay strong, it will get a lot better for sure. But that reminds me, we have an updated ours. We talked about it. But what happened was Scuba Steve back in the day Had met a dude, Amy And he wanted to be friends with him And then scuba tried to court him to be his friend And then text him to hang out And the guy would never text him back Oh

It's very like a guy who's trying to date somebody But scuba had not heard from him since So I was like, okay everybody reach out to somebody in their life They haven't spoken to in the last year But somebody if you saw out you'd be like Oh it's so good to see you Eddie who'd you reach out to My friend Dave from college

I mean I haven't talked to Dave in over I don't know, eight years. And so I still had his number. So I texted Dave. He's like, dude, what is up? What are you doing? Turns out he still lives back in Austin. He moved there two years ago.

He's married. He has two kids. And I told him, dude, I go to Austin probably three times a year. I'm going to meet up with you. We're going to hang out and catch up. That's cool. It felt good, right? It felt real good.

I know who Ray reached out to because they reached out to me going, what's Ray up to? Who was it? Andy Rodic. Oh. Dude, I hadn't seen him since you're Hall of Fame induction. I believe that was about four years ago. And so it took us a couple days for him to respond to me. And then

finally he goes, hey, how have you been? And we're going to see each other this summer. So I can't wait to see the dude. Yeah. And he's like, he texted me and goes, what's right doing? This is a bit. I was like, he just thought he'd say hi to him. Reaching out. Yeah. Let's talk who you reach out to. My buddy David, since elementary school.

Same guy. You and Eddie reach out. He's like, what the Dave and David? Played Little League Baseball together all the way through middle school, high school. We're still friends. And I mean, I looked at my phone and I realized that we hadn't texted each other in two years. And so I reached out and said, hey dude, I had a dream the other night. I was walking through a casino in Vegas. And there you are at a blackjack table and told me you gave up real estate to just play

blackjack and you had all these chips in front of you. And here we are over a week later. I haven't heard anything. Oh, maybe he has a new phone number. Yeah. I don't think so. I mean, he's in the real estate business. I don't think he's changing his phone number.

I just haven't heard anything. Crickets. Was that a lie, though, about the dream? No, it was really like literally when you said that, I was like, man, this is perfect because I just had a dream that I was in the Vegas casino. to lay bay and walking through and there he is. And I think he has a different phone number. Maybe you do that thing where you tap it and put question mark.

And I really did. And I even said, hey man, hope everything's good with your kid, you know, because he has a kid. And I was like, nothing. I was just like, oh, this is awkward. Who will we hear from first? The Rock or David? Hopefully David.

I sent a text to Liz Rose, who's a songwriter in town, who I love. and, you know, we've semi-professionally, semi-friendly, have hung out a couple of times. She wrote Taylor's first couple albums with her. And that's how I got to know her, but then we've become good friends. And I was like, I'm talking to you forever.

And she was like, one are you back in town? So now we're going to try to go have lunch. Oh, good. So yeah. So it was good, though. It was a good little science experiment. Not for you guys.

So if you're listening now, just like Shelby did, reach out to somebody you haven't talked to her in a year. And just send a note. Because I reached out to Liz, because I saw a story about Taylor making new music and someone was like,

you know, what I miss is the Liz Rose writing when Taylor was a teenager. Obviously Taylor was a different person then. And I was like, oh, it reminds me. I haven't talked to Liz in a long time. So reach out to somebody like Shelby here. I think it'll be good for your soul.

And hopefully you and David patch things up. Don't you watch. Thank you. Bobby Bones show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Bedford County, Tennessee. A 23-year-old woman gotten a fight with her girlfriend

over chicken nuggets. Not sure if it was, oh, you ate too many chicken nuggets or you didn't heat them up enough. They got in a physical altercation. Police were called, and that's when the 23-year-old bit the police officer. Wow, there's a lot of things in that story that are a bit bone-headed.

First of all, the big fight over nuggets, but I get it a little bit. Just a little bit. But then biting the cop, that's where I go. That's your bonehead. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. This is Laura from Fresno, California.

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