The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Part 2: Amy Thought He Was Going to Be Abducted + Wrong Text Horror Stories

Episode Date: November 7, 2024

Amy thought she was going to be abducted after trying to sell an item on Facebook Marketplace. Listeners call in to share their stories of deals gone wrong while trying to sell stuff there. Bobby shares something embarrassing he accidentally texted that was meant for his wife. Amy brings in a situation where someone came to her to act as therapist on a situation about drama over a husband stopping for food and not taking anything to his wife.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is the Bobby Vaugham store. Sending texts to the wrong person. I did it. I'll tell you my story. I'll grab yours if you're calling. So we're having some like refrigerator issues at the house. So my wife was like, hey, I'm going to put this bagel out. We have a small refrigerator that I use upstairs.

I'm going to put it in there. It's the whole thing. And so I accidentally texted our security guy, Tim, a message that I meant to send my wife this morning. So I usually tell Tim when I'm leaving. And so he meets me here, we walk in the building, and I say leaving. And then my wife, who heard me wake up this morning, text me and goes, hey, gee, don't forget the bagel. And so I wrote, I ate it. It was a little stale, but it was filled with love because I didn't want her to find in the trash.

And then I wrote, by the way, those pants wouldn't go over my quads. We should donate them. Maybe I need some new pants. I had that thought this morning. And I wrote that because she said, hey, last night she goes, you need some new pants. I hate my pants. the worst. Pants is, I'd rather buy everything and then pants very last. Anyway, I sent all this to Tim. It was filled with love. Hey, by the way, those pants wouldn't go over my legs. Hey, maybe I should

get some new pants. And Tim's just like, uh, yeah, maybe you should. I only think that's for me. So I was like, man, I've done this so many times where I sent it to the wrong person. Luckily, I sent Tim, who I'm very close to, the text about the pants not fitting over my quads. Although also, I was looking at my squats. I did pretty good. Good problem to have. Yeah. So, I said, talking about texting the wrong person. And I'm sure you guys have stories. I want to go first to Kristen in Georgia. Kristen, welcome to the show.

Tell me a story. A couple of years ago, I was working for a company and I was talking with this guy named Mark. And, you know, while I was working, I had sent kind of an inappropriate picture. Well, I sent it to my district. manager named Mark. Oh my God.

Instead of the guy that I was talking to. Oh my. So wait, how inappropriate, how inappropriate? Not to be super descriptive, but how inappropriate on the scale? It was literally broad banning. Okay, so there was things were covered. I mean, but that's still, that's, yeah. Right, but.

Yeah, that's definitely. Yeah. That's hilarious. So what, did you get a response before you knew you had sent it? No, I didn't, and I had called him. I was blowing his phone up to try to boost the picture in the text messages. And so he never responded. And I was like, oh, my gosh, he just saw this picture.

So I called him and I was like, do not open your text message. He's like, I already did. Yeah, first thing I would have done, because it says that to open the text message. Funny, though. Like, a strategy of just like sending the same letter over and over again, trying to get it to move way up the text message. Oh, yeah.

That's what she means. Like, she's blowing up on text. Uh-huh. So whatever happened of that, Kristen? Did you stay with the guy you sent the panty picture to? Yeah, yeah. Well, we had talked for a little while after that, and it was kind of embarrassing. And I told him, I was like, well, you're not the only one that saw this picture.

But thankfully, my district manager was very understanding, and he was like, just get back to work. And I was like, okay, no problem. Would this forget this ever happen? I love how it ends. That is mortified. Because it wasn't even like an equal colleague. It was her manager. The manager shows up at 9 on a Friday for the case of beer.

Hello. Hey. I got your text. Kristen, thank you. Thank you. That is a good story. Amy, anything come to mind?

I mean, this isn't a text, but that time I emailed our CEO. That's probably my biggest one. And in her wrong panties. No, no, no, no, no. But I was just so in the email by accident, not even text.

No, because I feel like if I email him, it would be like, you know, very, proper and I couldn't have been more relaxed. Yo, yo, yo. Let's go to Steve in Nashville. Steve, you are on the show. Steve, what's up, buddy? Morning.

So mine is kind of similar to Amy's, I think. And I was in a job that I didn't love. And it was a small company. And I text my boss and she was the CEO of this company all the time. but I was looking around for another job and I had a friend that worked at this other company and he was kind of in HR but they didn't really have an HR department and so I was talking to him about this job and he's like yeah send me a resume I'll I'll get it to the people that need it and so I went to text my wife and I was like hey I just had this great conversation

with this guy and we're going to I'm going to send him my resume and I sent that to my boss. Oh, no. And so, and what is the response you got? So this was before the time where you could unsend text messages through Apple and whatever, but I was just like, oh my gosh. And so I went to like the CEO, she had a right hand man and I went to her and I was like, hey, this is just what happened. and she's like, oh my gosh, let's, and she was trying to get onto my Verizon and try to pull up anything she could. And I was like, don't worry about it.

I'm just going to own up to it. I'm looking around. And so that's what I did. I just told her, yep, looking around. And then it was super awkward for a long time. And I ended up moving companies to that company that I. Yeah, you needed that. That's hard.

Holly, that's awkward. I don't even trust the remove. Even if it does remove, I would think that the person saw it before I removed it. So then I would never really know. Well, let me ask you this. Why does it say unsent or unsent? Like it'll say. It will take a message away on text.

I know, but then the other person can say that something was they see. That's okay. Yeah, but you can't see what it is. Like my wife has unsent me things where she misspelled something instead of editing it. She'll just be like, let me do it. She'll unsend it. I don't even know what it was. I know.

But then it's like, well, what did you send me? me. You can lie. Oh. Yeah, sorry, I sent you a picture in the backyard. I thought there was a deer in it. There wasn't. Like something stupid like that. Oh, okay. You're just like, sorry, I accidentally sent you a racy picture. It was meant for somebody else. That's what I wouldn't say is that right there. I know. Let's go to. I think they should stop that. How about Chrissy in Louisiana?

Chrissy, you're on the Bobby Bone Show. Hey, how are you doing today? Good morning. Good morning. What's up? So I actually work in the medical field and my boss and I were just starting the day at 8 in the morning. She had a really bad morning and she was in a really, really bad mood. I thought I was texting my husband. It was at 8.15 and I said it's going to be a really long day today because she's being a B already. Oh my gosh. That's funny.

A D already? But maybe she didn't know it was about her. Yeah. I felt so little. I felt very, very little. It's only her and I in office. She knew. Yeah.

There was no one else that I could have put it on, but I did go in the office, and I felt very little and ashamed, and I fasted up to it. And before she read it. And, of course, you know, like you were saying before, there was no way to unfend it. Yeah, I was very in Paris. What was the... We got past it. Yeah. What was the interaction like when you went in and said something about it?

Her eyes were pretty big, and, you know, there was quite a big elephant in the room, and she said, I can't believe you. And she threw her hands up, and I just walked out of the office, went back to my desk. So, you know, and then it was quiet that day. It was quite awkward, but the next day it was like it never happened. She really was having a bad day, and I think she knew that, too. That's good. You're lucky that she accepted it like that.

Thank you for that story. The one that was sent to me by accident is our boss. We were in... You're watching YouTube over there? No, I was trying to... What was that? You're trying to watch some text messages. I was looking at a text message.

Our boss, I was doing a thing in New York for the company. It was like an album release. And I went out, forget it with who it was even for. And I get a text message from our boss going, hey, give it a couple years. You know he's going to be using Botox and something else. And I was like, what the? First of all, I was like, hey, I must have been I looked pretty good now. But he didn't mean to send it to me.

It's wrong. Who was it sent for? Who was it meant for? I don't know if somebody else that was there. Oh, man. And I was like, I know you didn't mean to send me this. And so what did he say? And I said, he was like, you know what I meant to?

And I was like, dude, in two cares, if I look bad, I might be using Botox. Like, but you sent this to me and you didn't mean to. Wow. Yeah, he tried to get, he still denies. But there was no reason for him to send that to me. Like there was no... Yeah. I got him.

Yeah. I got him. I said to HR. It's no longer with the company. All right, all right. Hold on one second. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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From the New York Post, an unruly passenger was beaten to a pulp after attempting to open the emergency door. Oh, gosh. This was on Twitter. Quote, a flight attendant started screaming, another tried to hold him back. But they couldn't because he was too strong. If I broke out Tuesday morning, it had been going fine until 30 minutes before landing. when the flyer rushed to the back of the plane with a plastic knife from his food tray and attempted to take a flight attendant hostage with the goal of opening the plane door.

Why wait until 30 minutes? Like you do that like up in the middle. I guess unless you get so blasted on the flight. Like drinking? Yeah, right. Courage. But you're landing. Like you're landing in 30 minutes.

Yeah, it's like you're finally, okay, if I planned on doing this and now I'm going to be out of time, so I better do it now. Oh, you're working yourself up to it, but that's almost too late. Yeah. Like, don't do it. And then secondly, you're going to lose that fight with a plastic knife and a whole airplane full of people. They're going to fight you. Yeah.

But apparently it doesn't matter. You're not rational. We're talking rational things to irrational people. But that would have been crazy to see. Eat into a pulp just also sounds so. It does. Like orange juice? Like, it is a little fragments.

Yeah. Yeah. Experts say, if your kid is mean, you've got yourself to blame. If they're rude and abrasive to others, you are the, problem. Parents who are mean, even if they don't know they're mean, tend to raise children who are mean. Specifically, parents who are controlling and strict disciplinarians. Nine times out of 10 if a kid has mean nature about them, their parents have similar characteristics from the Journal of Youth and Adolescence, Amy. Yeah, I mean, I see how like, yeah, you repeat that behavior

you see at home for sure. I do think there are other factors and other influences. So I think as our job as parents, if we don't think we're mean and we're seeing our child be mean, we have to step in and start correcting that. So I think sometimes passive or lazy parenting can also prevent like meanness being handled. I think people are their environment and the environment you choose to be in or that sometimes you don't choose to be in if you're young and don't have control of it. I think that is who you end up being in most of the environment that kid has is at home with the parents most. Right. And if you're a parent and you go, I'm not mean. I can't believe my kid is. You're probably mean. You just don't know it. I do think there's a percentage though where the parents

may not be mean that they're like in denial that their kid is and then they also don't. Oh, so they also don't think their kids mean either. Right, or they don't want to deal with it or they're, they avoid it because it's, it's parenting in that way and taking care of things. It's exhausting at times, but it's worth it. A man who walked barefoot from Los Angeles to New York for 260 days. That's a Guinness World Record. Think about that first of all, just to walk that far. Because that of yours was almost as far, right?

What was yours? Mine was 90 miles from, from West Virginia down in Tennessee. Oh, like song. That's right. Yeah. I was carrying love with me. True. But not barefoot.

I was not barefooted. And I think I'm still kind of hurt from that, like a little bit. I think Eddie injured his foot. Yeah, I believe that. Yeah. Like every day I walk, I mean, the first like 30 minutes of my day is like, oh, it's tough to be on my feet. A man who has walked barefoot from Los Angeles to New York City Times Square to raise awareness for mental health has set a Guinness World Record. You ever think like if he's doing it for mental health, but his mental health gets way bad while doing it.

Right. He kind of cancels out. No, it's bad for the good, though. No, what I'm saying. Like, he's totally messed up now because he did it. That's a long ways. And he did it barefoot. I can't walk to the mailbox barefoot.

Was it barefoot just for like extra? I don't know, bro. Awareness? I don't know. Okay. But it made me extra aware. Yeah. Some kind of record.

A running influencer was banned from the New York City Marathon after cruise on e-bikes recorded him on the course. So I was reading the story a little bit. It wasn't like he cheated. No, but he had like his brother. and another person ride their e-bikes in the course. So they're blocking runners because they're too busy trying to get good camera shots of him.

I mean, I hear you. Blocking runners maybe in the very early stage. Those marathons are very packed. But once you get to like the mid, there's some, but they banned it. I feel like that's a little. If he had like taken a shortcut, gotten an Uber, then you can be banned.

Yeah, there's rules on your camera crew. You can't impede other runners. Well, they did. But I mean, we're in a whole different environment now. Why do anything if you can't record it if you're under 25 now? Like why do anything in life if you can't record it? Oh man, that's sad. That is so sad.

But that's what it is. He's awful. And so, but yeah, he's been banned. You ever been banned from anywhere? It doesn't have to be because you stole or anything, but. Oh, I'm banned. You have a place? Okay, hold tight.

I don't think so. Anybody of all of us, if you've been banned, just hold your hand up. I'll come around. One, two. Wow. Scoba, did you hold your hand up? Well, luckily, yes, I have. Where are you banned from?

Six flags. Discovery Kingdom in San Francisco for smoking weed in the parking lot. How old were you? I think I was 25, 26. But do you think they still have you banned? I mean, they told me never to come back. I was saying they had my picture, so.

So probably don't come back and they just wonder about their day. And did you have hair then? I had a, like, I was trying to hold on to what I had. It was there, but it wasn't really there. It was balding. Okay, so scuba Steve banned from Six Flags. Lunchbox?

I got banned from Subway right by Anderson High School because they accused me using fake sub club stamps back when you could get a certain amount of stamps. That's like terrorist tape. And you get a free sub and I tried to pay with that and they told me they were fake sub club stamps. I got in an argument they called the police and I was banned from the subway.

I would bet they weren't fake. Yeah, I would bet they weren't fake. I'm not saying you didn't steal them but I would bet they weren't fake. How would I know how to make subclubs stamps? Why would I go through the trouble just get a free sub? Right. But they called the cops because I yelled at them and Oh, wow. Yeah, the cops came. Yeller is out. And I got banned from subway.

You still scared people. I do still yell a lot. I still get angry and frustrated, but yeah, I've never been back to the subway. Eddie, you got banned? Yeah, Morris William Golf Course in Austin, Texas. What happened? I wrecked the golf cart. Oh, I was with you. You were with me.

You flipped it. Almost died. It was hilarious. It's the funniest. Any of my things I've seen in my life, top three wildest things I've ever seen. Yeah, I know. I mean, I was trying to be funny, and we were going down a big hill, and I didn't, like, going that fast, pumping the brakes wasn't working and so I was like, you know what? I'm just going to have to go slow it down in the grass. So I went into the grass, I didn't see a ditch, boom,

hit the ditch, cart flipped over. You're lucky that nobody's hurt. I'm telling you, he was going so fast down a hill that it's a very steep hill. The car flipped with him and our buddy in it. It landed on our buddy. It landed on our buddy like in half, almost looked like it cut him in half the top of the car. I was laughing so

hard. He was laughing. I was in fetal position on the floorboard. But you knew everybody was okay, is. I did not. I did. I did not know. I did not know it. Everybody was okay. But I didn't choose laughter. Laughter chose you. You one of the worst part, Amy, is I'm trying to pick up the golf cart off our friend and some guy comes up. Is everything okay? And he goes, wait a second. Are you Bobby Bones? And a fan starts taking a picture of Bobby. He's like, I can take a picture and they're on the ground dying. And I'm laughing. It's a weirdest situation I've ever been in.

You know what laughter can be a trauma response? It absolutely wasn't, though. That's what I was. It was just funny to watch your car flip over. I know, but they were like near. You're dead. We were dying, dude. I know. I just had been in a very, like, very intense, like, traumatic situation, and I laughed during it. And I talked to my therapist about it later. And she goes, oh, my gosh, that is, that was a trauma response. Like, you didn't know what to do. So you laughed. The laughing didn't make anything better. But I think that's what you were doing, Bobby. You should go with that.

It wasn't. Actually, I started taking pictures of it as the car was laying on them. Correct. I remember saying to them, you're going to want these pictures later. Right now it hurts, but you're going to want these. these pictures and I could not stop laughing. And you were right because the picture's pretty cool. Pictures are awesome. They're hilarious. And again, everybody was okay.

Everybody's okay. I mean, you got lucky. I'm not allowed to be on that golf course anymore though. Yeah. They took my license. They said, never again are you coming back? When that listener said, is everybody okay? Are you buying bones?

Oh my gosh. I lost it. I was like, I am. We took a selfie while they were to have dead. And I was picking up the golf car. Be like, hey, bones. What are you? And that's why I noticed.

And I was like, hey, Eddie, this is Trent. He listens down to America. All right. That's the news. Those were Bobby's B. Stories. Let's talk about nightmares from Facebook Marketplace. Amy, tell me your story first.

Okay, so I've been selling a lot of things on Facebook Marketplace. I love it. I also love finding things on there to buy. And I'm telling one of those Oculus things because we just really don't use it anymore. And Christmas is coming up. So I feel like this is a good time that people maybe want to buy it for their family or something. So I start this transaction with a guy. He hits me up.

Hi. Is this still available? Me. Yes. Him. I'll offer you 150. I had it listed for 170. And that I'll take.

Like, because $150 cash, you got a deal. I said, okay, can you pick it up today between 3.30 p.m. I can meet you in Brentwood? Him, can you meet me, question mark? He sends me an address. And then he says, I'll pay for your gas money. And I said, no, sorry, I can't do that. And then he goes, well, what's your address?

I'm like, I'm out. I'm not talking to this guy. You're trying to lure me to where you are and you're offering to pay for my gas money. I just feel like this is a recipe for abduction. I feel like he just wants to buy the Oculus. Me too and he was trying to make it easier.

No, can you come to me and I'll pay for your gas money? No, when you're buying, no, the rule is it's unspoken. If you're the buyer, you go to the seller. But then he wanted to do that. Secondly. Yeah, but after I denied his attempt of him getting me to come to him. To abduct you. Maybe.

I feel like you've jumped from A to F. No, I've never had an experience like this. Here's my address. I'll pay for your gas. I don't think either way better safe than sorry I'm not selling it I just would think and good good for you I see danger hide from danger

I don't feel like that was very dangerous I feel like he just was like okay if you won't do that then fine I do want it bad enough and I'll come to you no if you're no does anyone else feel like she wasn't about to get abducted I thought she was about to get abducted just because he said yeah it was listed at 170 he wanted it for 150 but then he's gonna pay for gas money

why would he just say I'll just pay 170 well because that's where he's saving that money He'd have paid $1.7. Man, I don't know. I don't feel like that's abduction, but good for you. If it feels weird, don't do it. I googled the address. It was 45 minutes away.

That's why I wanted you to come out there, save him an hour of time. He's the one that's buying it. No. What was around there? Was it just a bunch of fields? The rules of Facebook marketplace. If you're selling it, you get to stay where you are. You said unscoken, so I don't know that rule.

No, now it's official. Oh, you made it? Yes. It's official. I like it. Yeah. Or you can meet in a neutral location. I get that.

I get that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would think also that everything's negotiable on Facebook marketplace. It is. That's why I was willing to take the 150. I just learned a new rule. I just learned it wasn't. I'm so confused. I know. It's just tricky.

I just have never had that type of experience. So I saw it as a red flag and I jumped ship. And I really hope somebody else wants to buy it. I want to commend you because even though I don't agree that he was trying to abduct you, I do think the fact that you said, hey, this doesn't feel good. I don't want to do it. Good for you. Because at times you've not done that.

Right. That's real growth. And I like that. That makes me feel safer for you. Right. So, yeah, which version of me do you want? The one that just goes to some random guy's house? You don't have to, it doesn't have to be out of the versions. Because I've done that before.

No, I know. Amy goes in guys houses. Right. Come to the back room? Well, that's where his office was. I like this version better. Thank you. Okay.

I do want to go and talk to Becky in Wichita. Oh, let's do Brittany in Oklahoma. I like that first. All right. Brittany and Oklahoma, you're on the show. Hello. Hi. What's going on?

Morning radio. Good morning. Oh, let's just reset this. I can't remember. No, it's, we want. want you to do it. So it's morning studio and then we'll yell back. So go ahead, Brittany. Morning studio. Morning. All right, Brittany, go ahead. Hi. So the story is that me and my husband and our family, we just PCS from Georgia to Oklahoma and we'd have only been here a month. We had our

items and a storage unit nearby. And on Halloween day, we went there to get some costumes and stuff from my daughter. And we discovered that our storage unit had been broken into and items have been stolen. We contacted the police and put a police report in and they said be on the lookout on Facebook Marketplace and see if some of your items show up. And sure enough, like two days later, we find one of our gaming consoles on Facebook Marketplace and we were able to help the police identify who it was and give them probable cause for a search warrant. Wow. That's, that's awesome. Crazy. So the person robbed your unit, but he doesn't know who you are. So you can do that without them.

Unless like your stuff, like does it have information about you on there? But they were, yeah, PCS. So maybe they didn't have their new address. Well, yeah, I don't think you're right. It's not like your underwear. You got your name on your gaming system. Brittany, that's a great story. Thank you for sharing that with us.

Sorry that happened to you though. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you for calling. Bye. Becky in Wichita, Kansas. Becky, you're on. What's going on?

Hi. Hi. Yes. So my crazy story is you, used marketplace forever. I put a couch on marketplace for like 300 bucks. Lady, I had to lay the lady in my house, like to look at this couch because I couldn't take it to her. Anyway, get a gut feeling about the lady the minute she walks through the door.

Like something feels wrong, but she's already in the house. She pays me down, I pays 150 down for my couch. The couch is $300. We set up arrangements. She's going to send her people back for the couch. A couple days goes by. She finally sent, she texts to me. I'm going to Venmo you, the remainder, send people for pickup.

The Venmo does not come to me. So I text her and I say, you can't pick the couch up. I didn't receive the remainder of the money. She starts calling me all kinds of names and text and all this and saying online, blah, blah, blah. She sends these men to my house late that night with this unmarked truck. And they come to the door. They're going to take this couch. My husband says, no, you're not taking the couch.

out. Long story short, I got served with papers. She took me to court for $4,500. She said that I received her VINMO and it was for like pain and suffering. And my husband, I went to court. No, I won. She She was crazy. So I won. I got to court. I had to go twice because she no show the first time. she had said she had COVID and no showed and then we went the second time and there were like four other cases in the courtroom all because she has tried to sue the people or they were countersuing her. And so when I got in. It's often involved court.

This just involves like guys showing up and you're like, oh, is this going to be dangerous? Like I'm surprised they got to the court level. But then so did she, did you have to pay legal fees for this? No. So she took me to small claims. And the guy, so when the guy showed up here at that night, my husband was home. He told him, he said, you know, you're not taking the couch. It's not paid for.

We actually called the cops. And the cop came over. We kind of made a report because we were worried then. We were like, what is going on? And then the next morning I contacted Venmo. I said, am I doing something wrong? Like, it was the first time I'd use Venmo. I said, do I have money that I don't know about?

And they're like, no, we can't tell you a lot, but she needs to call. contact us. It's on her side of things. And I texted her this. And I said, you know, there's a problem with your Venmo, but she would not listen to me. I think she knew what the problem was. Yeah. This is, she's scamming.

Dang. Yeah, it was, that's what the cop told me. He said, you're, you're getting scammed. So he said, you need to be careful. And I, it was, it was the worst thing that's ever happened to me. I was like, and so when we did go into court, they pulled us up to the second time we went and the judge said, you know, kind of talked to both of us. And he said, are you willing to, she wanted her deposit back.

She wanted that $150 back at that point. She said, I have contacted my Venmo. I realize now that there's a problem after she drug us through all this. She finally came clean and said, you know, my Venmo was wrong or whatever. The judge said, well, you give her her $150 back. And I said, no. I was very upset. And I was like, so we went into like a remediation room and we talked about it.

And I just told her, you know, this, I will give you your money back. But you have got to, you can't do this to people. Like, this is terrible. That sucks. And I used to post things on marketplace all the time. And now I'm so scared. I was going to say with that 150, should get an eye? I got some more calls we're going to get to in one second. Hold on. We'll come back with that.

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I want to go to Emily and Tulsa, who's on the phone. Emily, you're on the show. Hello. Hello, what's your story? So I would say I was the nightmare in this one, probably. I gave birth in March, and a couple of months later, we were like, hey, let's sell our second refrigerator because we're not really using it that much. So we listed on Facebook Marketplace. this guy's like hey

I'm gonna come pick it up I'm like great cool he comes super nice dude loads it up takes it away a couple hours later he messages me

and he's like hey what is this is it important do you want it back and he sends me a photo of a plastic Ziplog bag and I was like

no it's fine you can just throw it away in that plastic bag was in fact my plus cent So I literally sold this man in Oregon on Facebook marketplace. Oh my gosh. And question, but you did not want it back.

You saved it, but you didn't want it back? I saved it, but this guy was like an hour and a half away. And I was like, who knows how much is distrusted at this point? Because I didn't know what I was going to do with it. Because, you know, some people, like, they do stuff with their placenta. I don't know if you're familiar with this. But they'll, like, put it into pills or they'll, like, I don't know, bury it with a tree. like a ceremonial thing.

But I was like, you know, it's fine. You can just throw it away. Did you tell him what it was or did you just go, whatever? It's like old chicken, throw it away. I literally was like, L-O-L-O-L-L-L-U-L-U-L you can throw it away. It's my placenta. Oh, you know.

So mean. Okay. I just had to Google what does the placenta look like. I'd imagine this looks like a piece of meat. I probably terrified that poor man. Like a chicken lever? Amy? It's like, it's pretty big.

I mean, it's like almost the size of a dinner plate. Whoa. Yeah, it's like, fletcing though. Like hers is like exceptionally big and she's like, yeah, mine's pretty big. Yeah, wait, I'm sorry, what did you say, Emily? I had it like wrapped in the bag so it wasn't like it was just like it. It didn't look like meat sitting in there. He might have inspected it.

I don't know. I'm looking at a, I didn't want to look at it, but I'm looking at it. And it is if you take your hands and let's say you make us like, you all take your fingertips and make a. Like, can you all take your fingertips and make a. circle with your fingers and thumbs attached that makes a circle like a globe then do that one more level that's about how big it oh that's big yeah yeah and was the umbilical cord still attached to it and to her and they drive and driving down the road she's like wait hold on um thank you emily for the call we really appreciate that have a great day okay all right thank you Emily's like man that got stupid

uh Corey let's talk to Corey Corey you're on the show good morning morning what's up buddy well just another day in paradise I felt that uh tell me your story Okay, so my wife has a really knack of sending me to crack houses to buy stuff. I swear. So I have several stories, but one, she, I used to buy himself furniture. And so I went to this apartment to get a piece of furniture. And I walk in and there's all these guys in there. It's really dim-lit.

And I'm pretty big guy, so I wasn't too worried about it. And I paid the guy for the furniture. And I was like, hey, can you guys help me carry this stuff out? And they're like, oh, yeah. And they're carrying it out. A crack pipe fell out of it. Oh, gosh. A little crack.

Yes, maybe. Oh, yeah. So another one, she sent me to a house to buy a massage chair. And I'm like, man, this address sounds familiar. But, eh, all right. So I'd drive over there. And I'm like, oh, wait, I used to live in this house way back when I was a lot younger. So I knocked on the door and go in and there's literally bags of marijuana and everything else sitting there.

I bought the massage chair. They helped me carry it out. I'm like, what the heck, man? So the running joke is, oh, you send me to another crack house today to pick up more stuff. Maybe she wants. Yeah. What thread is she on? I really want the chairs.

Yeah, maybe there's stuff hidden inside these furniture. Appreciate that, buddy. Lunchbox, you have one? Yeah, my wife has been in charge of selling the stuff off the palette. She's been doing the Facebook marketplace and we had a camcorder in there. And some dude messenger and he's like, hey, is that camcorder? Yeah, it's a hundred bucks. He's like, good.

I love filming people in nature and stuff like then. She's like, yeah, you can come get it. And he's like, do you like nature? And are you single? And she's like, never mind. That was it. Was there a picture of her? I don't know how she does.

Or was the guy looking for a warm body? Hey, whatever, man. He likes filming. People. Do you want to give her gas money? People in nature. And he said, do you like nature? And are you single?

And then that's when she stopped talking to him. And so, yeah, the cave. I think it's good to listen to your gut. We blew a cell there, though, guy. I want to go over to Ramundo because there's been some drama in an unneeded place. We have these cup holders that Amy bought us. It is very kind of her to buy these cup holders. and Amy had one and I just remarked

Wow, that looks really cool, super efficient And it looks like the desk, which is what I was most nervous about Because I want everything to look uniform And she said nothing And then all of a sudden I have one here It was a gift And I thought, well, this is very nice Amy and I use it all the time

It's always here I may not always use it, but it's here and I like it And so Eddie has his own more And so the first part, and not even that dramatic Does lunchbox have us up today? He finally put it up So on the show, somebody, I don't know who it was, ratted him out for trying to sell his on eBay. Oh, it was Eddie.

Of course, he came up with a story. Okay. Don't know the story was true. It was true. I don't know. I'm just going to go 50-50. Don't know if it's true. Has he done that a lot?

Yes. Did I hear it? No. Who cares? I mean, I'd have probably got 10 bucks for it. Not worth it. So, but also, it was a gift that Amy just got everybody for no reason whatsoever. It was a very kind gesture because I didn't even ask for one and she got me one and then got the whole show one.

So that was the first part of the drama. It's over. Lunch is using it. However, addendum. Uh-oh. New drama. Ramundo. Yeah, so the cup holders were for the people in the studio.

And then I got to looking around and Scuba didn't have one. Abby didn't have one. I didn't have one. And there's also a production studio to the side of us that doesn't have any cup holders. And I was wondering, did Amy seriously just get cup holders for the people in the studio? I did. I did because. We're the only ones that we're talking about it.

And I don't know y'all's drink situation in there, but I will gladly get some for the glass room. I would like to defend you for a second. It was really an internal thing here where I was like, somebody in here commented on it. And I was like, oh, yeah, I'll get one for everybody in here. Because we're the ones on camera where when our drink is out, it looks blah.

It's mostly for the visual, the aesthetic, which is why I enjoyed it so much. It matches the desk. I don't want, no, we'll have no Amy Slander here. Hap holders. Amy, don't worry about the B team giving you a hard time. No, they're crucial.

They're crucial to the show. I guess I just didn't know that their drinks were an issue in there. That's a glass room. There's also JV. The B team's listeners. Okay, so they would be JV? No, well, no. Glassroom. That's a glass room. If they're playing games

when usually it's a certain group, then there's the JV group. But Glassroom is equal to here. It's just here is more on air. Yes, because we need them. It's animal farm. Well, we need everybody to work for the show, but I mean. Yeah, we need everybody. Everyone's equal, just some pigs are more equal than others.

That's right. That's exactly right. Yeah, but I guess, yeah, I can order more. It's not. It's just, it's just, it's from Amazon. It literally was, so they wouldn't be on the table because we have cameras that are everywhere. And that was it. And I'm sure if you were to say to Amy, we'd like one to, she'd buy you one. It's really what it was all about. We'd like one, too. Okay.

Perfect. Okay. Okay, one, two, three. Okay, what about the JV? Dang, you thought then the JV. You did? I thought we did. Well, that's the back room. JV is only using games.

Right. I was talking about the back room because I thought that we just determined. No, glass room is equal to us. But then the other people are JV. No, then there's the back room. The JV is only on air during games. Oh.

So there's the main game players, but the JV can actually be Abby in the glass room, but she's not a JV person on the show. It's just JV in the game department. But she often gets to play on... I guess I don't take offense to that because I always play JV. There you go. I was going to say, let's not get people confused.

Just call them JV. Yeah. No, that's the glass room. You guys, she will get you one. Thank you. You know, I kind of run into a problem, though. I have two. I have my coffee mug and a water mug.

So can I get two? That's a good point. Cup holders? Okay. Yeah, so I'll just order... I was looking for one label every different day of the week. Yeah. Like Monday.

Just reminds me which day it is. Right. They have different colors, but y'all just want me to stick with black and white because we have to like, okay. All right. And I don't care what you get them. But in the studio, it needs to match the table. All right. Nice of you, though, Amy, thank you.

Amy gets punished for doing nice things. Two days of drama. Okay, thank you. Bobid Bones show. Boney up the day. This story comes us from Spring Hill, Florida. Deputies pulled over a man who was driving a little erratically and they They start looking through the car and they see a pill bottles of Xanax, see some syringes.

And I say, sir, can you step out of the car? He gets out of the car. And as they go to put the handcuffs on, he's like, feet, don't fail me now, runs. And he's looking over his shoulder to see where the cops are. Boom! Ran right into a telephone pole. They did Xanax and then the Nitos got him. Oh, yeah.

Question. Someone doesn't know a lot about prescriptions, but I do have, for when I fly, Xanax. but they're not called Xanax. Alaphafen. Al's the proff. Something like that? Yeah. Is there ever a bottle

that says Xanax on it? They had the word written Xanax. Oh, they wrote it in their name with the Sharkey. And I wasn't questioning it. I literally don't know because when I fly,

I will take it, I'll break it, I'll take one, and I asked my doctor, I was like, how come I don't ever feel it? And he's like, because when you fly, your anxiety gets so high, it just takes you back to even.

Whoa. But it doesn't say Xanax on the bottle. And why would you write it? it with your hand. They had other substances, so they needed to make sure they had them labeled. Of course. Yes, yes. Like gun for killing.

Gun for hunting. Back when I took it, after my mom died, I needed a little bit to sleep. So I just put a bunch of zees on the pill bottle. Zeezy, because I was like sleep. Got it. So I didn't get confused with something else. But it's X with an X, right? Yeah.

Yeah. But she was like, zizzizz. Like sleep. Yeah. Yeah. I just was like, yeah. Got it. Okay.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Eddie, the mail thing is bizarre. I haven't had it happen to me yet. I don't know if they know about it. No, my question is very simple. Do we work in a prison? It feels like we work in a prison because every time I get my mail, it's already open.

Like here at work. Yeah. Like somebody is like expecting contraband and they're like, make sure there's nothing in there before we give it to Eddie. And it's already open. I got a box yesterday. It was open. What has happened more than once? That's happened three times.

That's weird. Like I don't like it. I'm not even sure that it's true. Oh, it's very true. No, I mean, maybe with yours. What if they are looking to make sure that it's... That's not a thing. It's not a thing?

No, you don't mail stuff to us at work. What about anthrax? And maybe you do. Maybe there's something in our contract that. I remember that. Skuba, are there people that open our mail before we get it here? I know that sometimes we open your mail just to make sure there's something freaky about it.

Fine with that. And maybe the habit has transferred over to others to make sure that they're safe and there's anything weird in there because we have gotten some weird mail in the past. Okay. Yeah, but a box? I don't, the general rule should not be people. And if you're just speculating, then you don't know that that's true. Yeah.

Or some people are looking to see if it's anything good and they want to keep it. That very possibly. So who's doing it? It's not you, Scuba? No, I haven't checked the mail in forever. I only check Bobby's usually because it has clients tied to it. He needs this product or something. But I usually don't check your guys as mail.

Dude, that's, have you guys got any mail here at all since we've new buildings? I don't know. Was it open? No, is this more in the new building? Sorry to interrupt. Is this in the new building only or the old one? This is the last two weeks. here in the new building. That makes sense. They may check it

to see for whatever and then give it to you, which I could tell them to stop doing that. Check it to see for whatever? I don't know. You just said words that mean. You just said words that mean nothing. But they're checking it for whatever they're checking it for. I don't know. They may have their own process and procedure. Who's they though? We're being so vague. The warden, dude. Scuba, who's they?

The front. The front. Whoever doesn't need to be going on to anybody's mail. I agree. It is weird, but maybe that's what they do. I don't know. Maybe it's their rule in place here. We're doing lots of maybes. And also they is. We need to figure this out. I'll ask around. This is a serious thing.

It's not good. It's funny, but it's not good because at times there are things that we get sent up here that people don't know how to get to us, so they send it to work. And also, I had a bunch of eBay stuff that gets sitting here sometimes, too. They can't be open on our mail. I give permission to you guys open line at any point, but unless somebody gives permission, they can't be opening our mail. Yeah, I'll have to investigate and find out of that.

Why do you just jump in on it? Why do you chime in? Is there something about it? You want to add? No, I'm just saying that's scary. Are you part of this? Is your one opening it? Yeah, I'm part of this crew, so I mean, I'm worried for you.

No. Okay. That's not a weird. That's a weird time. It was. That's what's up. We'll see you tomorrow. Hope you guys have a great day.

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Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers Show.

This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change.

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What's fact? What's fake? Sometimes what the F. So let's cut the crap, okay? Follow the Amy and T.J. podcast, a one-stop news and pop culture shop to get you caught up and on with your day. And listen to Amy and T.J. on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. On a recent episode of the podcast Money and Wealth with John Ho'Brien, 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. 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 Hope Bryant from the Black Effect Network on the I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get. Get your podcast. American Soccer is about to explode. The World Cup is coming. Ramers sending on the Army.

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