The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Part 2: Do We Pick On Amy Too Much? + Why Listeners Are Upset With Us

Episode Date: August 1, 2024

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Eddie and me lunchbox. More game two. Steve Reddavis trying to put you through. I'm going to write in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the back so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's store. I'm going to tell you now how to take the perfect nap. How to fall asleep easier.

How long you should nap. And when you should nap, I struggle with this. If I take a nap, I need that nap to be like two hours. Because I don't know any other way. And I get weird sleeping. If I get a nap, like I need to get a nap, like I need to go. fall out. If I wake up like 25 minutes, I'm like, oh, I look like sloth from Goonies and I look in the mirror. And I feel like sloth from Goonies when I look in the mirror. Yeah, but two hours is for sure too long.

Ask lunchbox. No, not. It's perfect. What is your perfect nap? As long as you can go. What's the longest nap you can take before it turns into I just went to bed. I mean, because bed is nighttime. So a nap is during the day, it doesn't matter how long as it is during the day. What's a good nap for you? Like good on the on the end of like longer. Two, two and a half hours. Can you do three? I can do three if I need to. Yeah, dang.

I don't know if I can sleep for three, but they say 20 minutes is optimal. Uh-uh. 20 minutes, and I didn't even feel like I fell asleep. Yeah, but I think that's exactly what your body needs. So how do we do it? I don't even want to do the store anymore

because they're full of crap. 20 minutes has not worked for me. Well, I'm going to, I saw this whole thing about how as we age, we really look forward to things like naps. And I'm going to start working them into my schedule. Okay, here we go. Not good for you. If you're going to calendar that, I can never calendar a nap because I would just be like, all right, time to get to the nap.

Oh, I have 30 minutes left before the nap's over. I do that anyway when I go to bed. I count the hours. Okay, if I fall asleep right now, this is every night of my life. If I fall asleep right now, I'm going to get this much sleep. And then I do that a couple times. And then I'm like, screw it. Let me get up and eat some cereal. Okay, well, this sweetly snow. You're going to get 20 minutes and how to get it. Okay, keep it short. 20 minutes is optimal. Do not sleep in your bed if you want a nap that is going to be effective, not long, and you still want to sleep at night. Because if you're in your bed, sleeping all the time, your body starts to go, oh, I'm in the bed, it's nighttime, I go to sleep.

It's like watching TV in the bed, they say, don't do that, don't eat in the bed. Although it's my favorite place to do all that. So like a chair, a couch? Couch. They say you can take a nap on a couch, great. Pick the right time of day. The best time for most people, if you can, at between one and three, because it's the exact opposite of when you should sleep or where the sun is.

So if you can get a 20 minute nap and the sun's in an opposite place. Not only that, they say, it used to be like back in, I don't know, the 1,300s, count sheep. But the reason they would say count sheep is to take your mind off of what your mind is on that keeps you from going to sleep. But they do say just counting and focus on the numbers, seeing the numbers in your head for as long as you possibly can. It's a bit of what they say meditation is. So meditation is, well, I'm talking about. terrible at it. But meditation, as you can say, like your phrase over and over again, just so you're

focused on that phrase, and it's not even so much about the phrase. It's about that that's all your focus is on, so all the outside parts of the world are trying not to, like, beat into the door and mug you. Yeah. To steal all your stuff. When I'm meditating, I picture myself above myself looking down at me.

That girl. It's weird. I know. You have to visualize that part. And then when other thoughts come in, I recognize them and then let them go. It's hard. You've got to fight them off. But they say if you can just count one, but You see the number, too. You see the number. That means you're thinking about it.

You're focusing, but you're also focusing so much that you see it. And eventually everything else, Amy fell asleep. We lost her. She got to four and she passed out. Okay, okay. Can you tell it? So those are the conditions they say that makes the best nap if you're going to take one without affecting your sleep at night as well.

That's it. Be on a couch. Anytime between one and three and count, visualizing the numbers. Seeing the number in about 20 to 30 minutes. Boom. Now your life's going to be so much better. You're welcome. I know, but a lot of people, they're at work from one to three, so they might have to do it in a chair.

No, do it on the couch at work. Exactly. Break room. Go in your car. Car's tough. You know what? But some people do it. There are a couple sleeps that are A plus, even though they don't always feel A plus.

One of those sleeps is passenger side, you're driving, the sun's on, your feet are up on the dashboard. The sun's coming through the window. It's a little hot, a little sunny, and you just fall asleep in that chair as the car's driving. It's great. Like that, like, summery nap, that's a good. one. And that one, like, after you've been, like, on vacation, like at the lake all day, some people go to the beach. I'm a late guy. And, like, you're, like, a little sunburned. And, like, you go back and you're like, ah, and you fall asleep right there. Like, all sunburn and you wake up, you don't know

what hour it is. That's a pretty good nap. Yeah. That's a good nap. A boat nap. I like to sleep on a boat. I get motion sick. Whoa, sleep on a boat. Yeah. That's how you get roasted. Oh, well, I mean, I can have a towel all the way over me, even my face. That's cool. That's cool. Hey. That's good luck. I'm a real good time on a boat. Hey, same, because I have to lay on my back just to be able to make it on a trip because I get so sick. Time for the new.

Bobby's big. Stories. U.S. medal count is at 30. We're pretty much leading everybody in the medals. France is at 2 with 26, but we only have five golds. And that is 7th overall. China has 10. I'm holding that hope.

We don't win gold. We don't win. Give all the medals back. It's not true. If we don't lead in gold, give everything back. Well, you have said as long as we've really been bad at something for decades. No, they're only a couple. And we win a bronze, then you're okay with it. You heard me wrong. That was only for rugby and fin. What was the other? Rugby and men's gymnastics. All the medals yesterday were won by women.

Katie Ladecky crushed. You couldn't even see the second place swimmer in the picture of the screen. When she was swimming, she won. You couldn't see it. On the full zoom out, you couldn't see the second place. person. So, yeah, it's pretty good. USA basketball won. They beat South Sudan, which, by the way, South Sudan, they don't even have indoor courts in their country. We played an exhibition game against them and we barely

beat them yesterday. We didn't cover, but we beat them pretty bad. When you're watching it, do they do little highlights on the teams and what their life is like? Or how do you know that? Like, they don't have courts. I watched the interviews after the last game when they played it's really close. And they were just pumped. They played us close. And they were like, it's really cool because we don't even have indoor courts in our country. Which is pretty cool. So I root for them except for us. I want to kill them when we play them.

Like take your head and stomp their skull. However, I want them to actually do really well outside of that because that will be cool. Yeah. Country like South Sudan, let's go South Sudan, except when you play us. Squid Game, Season 2, December 26th. I'm not a fan of shows that aren't in English. Say what you will about me. It's hard for me to watch a show where I got to read the words the whole time.

That being said, I don't hear well. So all the English shows, I also read the words the whole time. And then I don't like it when they put the English versions over the mouth because it doesn't match. It looks like those old kung fu movies. Yeah. With Bruce Lee. Mm-hmm. It's just off.

That being said, Squid Game was so good. It's in my top five favorite shows of all time. It was so good. So it's coming back December 26th and they're only going to do one more season after that. Boom. Which one of those shows never could get into. I tried season. You didn't try hard enough.

I tried. You didn't put the effort in? No. Bronze metal. Do you focus or were you like doing stuff? You could have won a gold, but you got a bronze. It's true. It's one I can't multitask on.

That is that because you have to read the words. A Canadian woman comes home to find strangers in her pool. Oh yeah, this is crazy. After the tenant rents it out for 35 bucks. Now listen to this. The homeowner was stunned when she arrived home to find a family using her private swimming pool. She pulled up outside her home to discover people in there having a good time. They told her they had rented the pool out for 35 bucks an hour using the app Swimply.

The pool had been listed by a former tenant who moved out of the property in 2022. Yeah, but like didn't take the listing down. And so then the family, they like think they're there well within reason. So when she's not doing anything wrong. I know, but she didn't call the police. And they're like, well, there's nothing we can do because they weren't really trespass. No, they put it on the app. They did everything legal.

And that's so cool that you can just rent a swimming pool for the day. You can do that here in Nashville. I feel like if a lot of people rented out their pools, people would rent the pool only to go and look in the house in case the house. That's what I'll be worried about. That's a good point. Because then you have access to seeing through the back windows. Well, I thought, when I pot to my head is, man, we need to rent your pool out. I mean, it could be an extra way to make, yeah, some money.

A lot of money. And people do that and then through other apps, they can rent out different parts of their yard for dogs. NDTV with that story. To do what? Poop or play? Run around. Because maybe you live in an apartment? it.

We have to catch Ellor's poop. Catch it. Yeah. I mean, like, find it. And she runs into the woods in our property. And like, we're trying to find her poop

because we need to get it to Josie. Oh, I thought I was like, why are you worried about picking it up in the woods? Oh, no, not picking it up to like for the cleanliness.

Yeah, to sample. And I'm like, I'll follow her around. And then she looks to me like, why are you following me? Like, when you're just letting me out. And then I'll try to look the other way. You're like, here, poop in the cup.

While trying to watch her BH. And then it'll flound. a little bit, it'll clench a little bit, and I'll be like, here we go. And then no, it doesn't work. Nothing comes. But that's the mission right now. Operation Find Ellar's poop. And then if I find something randomly, I don't even know who's it is.

Stanley's, elder's mind. Who knows? Probably not yours. You never know. Have you ever done that? No, I don't think so. But sometimes I'm peeing in the backyard because I go out and pee with Stanley. And, but then I'll be on the cameras.

Yeah. Because we have security cameras. You don't want to get film doing that. always made it. I made a deal with myself a long time ago. I was never going to put my weiner on camera and here I am. I did my first nude scene accidentally. With the dogs.

That's weird. That's weird. McDonald's employee allegedly pours expired milk into a shake machine. This is from the New York Post. By the way, this is not all McDonald's. This is one story. Love McDonald's. Love McDonald's fries. I just want to say that up front.

McDonald's customers are like going, wait, what? Because there was an employee, allegedly not a good one, allegedly dumping expired milk into a milkshake machine. They posted the video, the general manager, instructed them to use the expired dairy product to save money. And they wrote one of those POVs, like they're doing it. Like, POV, when your GM tells you to put the expired milk in the milkshake machine,

he trying to kill somebody. Yeah. And the milk was like, glumpy. It's like glumpy glum. The only time in the past couple of years that I've seen Jesus with my own eyes, was when I drank that expired almond milk. Because of how sick you got? Yeah.

I saw him. He was like, hey man, you're not long for this life if this gets any worse. I was so sick. And I was in the bathtub, like summoning spirits. Hands up on the side going, oh. With water or no water? You're just in the bathtub? I got in at first with no water, but my wife, it was very lovely, got out of bed,

woke up at 2 in the morning, and like started to take care of me. I don't you draw a bath. Why do you guys say draw bad? Is this little house in the prairie? That's what it's called. You turn the water on. Who says draw bat?

Oh, I do. I'm going to draw you a bath. Yes. I don't know why. Where would you use that in any context? When I'm talking about, I'm going to draw you a bath. I mean, it's the only time I say it.

No, why does the same thing? And I'm like, what are you drawing? Because that's what it's called. Who says drawing anything? Let's look at the origin of it. I don't know, but we clearly grew up saying, okay I'm going to draw you a bath. I don't know where you grew up.

No, I start you a bath, so my grandma would say. Hey, give me start you a bath. I grew up in Austin, Texas. Don't know. I was told, get in the bath. Yeah, take a bath. But who would draw the water? Who's drawn?

No, it's drawing anything. No, it's drawing anything. I don't know. Study finds that people's faces change to suit their names from fizz.org. If you looked at my face, what would you say my name would be. Bobby. Well, of course. Yeah, because that's what I know you about.

I know, but it's hard to unsubed. Well, what kind of face to? Because I say you have like a Miranda. That would be like your name based on your face. Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. Hank.

Okay, you just said it stupid. No, my spare. Okay, go draw you a bath. Go take you a break. Go draw you a bath. You don't even know a Hank. There's no a Hank. Like, what does a Hank look like?

Hank Aaron, Hank Hill. Hank Williams, Jr. Okay, I look like none of them. Yeah, so if you can't imagine some of your friends with any other names, except the one they have, which is the situation here, researchers find, especially in babies, indicating a person's face changes over time to fit his or her name. But what the heck does that even mean to fit their name? Yeah, we just get used to it.

Draw bath is from the days when water was drawn in the sense that it was pumped or supplied in some way. They didn't rely on water pressure when you had to pump it yourself. Are you pumping your own water over there? Yep. Okay. That's the news. Those were. Bobby's big.

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I went and sat on the little Ottoman in front of him. Hi, Dad. And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen. She says, I have some cookies and milk. This is a badass convict. Right. Just finished five years. I'm going to have cookies and milk at my mom.

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It was like celebrities are just like us. What do you do? He was just in the crowd and he's filming whatever. Like whoever is. His phone. Yeah. Yeah, whatever sport it was. I don't even remember what it was.

But there's Keith Urban. I was like, that is Keith Urban. And he's just sitting with the normal people and he's filming like just like anybody else. And I thought, man, celebrities don't get caught up and film while they're in events. There's Keith Urban. Yeah, Nicole's been there a bunch too. So they're together. She wasn't with him.

It was him by himself in the crowd, just sitting with the common folk. That's fun. And no one was bothering him. Yeah, all the famous people sit with common folk in the crowd. Even like the NBA players, when they go to watch other events, they're just sitting around people. Flav of Flav, who sponsored the water polo team. He's just in the crowd, taking pictures with people. It's pretty cool.

I did see some people go, is that Keith Urban or Jennifer Aniston? Which I thought was pretty fun. That was pretty fun. His hair, his hair, you know, Keith Urban got cool hair. Yeah, I know. I didn't not hurt that. I heard that yesterday a little bit. That's pretty funny.

But yeah, hey, Keith's having a good old time in the Olympics. If you guys are wondering where he is, he's over in Paris. Just like us. Daniel and Tampa, I want to bring him on. Let him ask a question here.

Daniel, you're on the show. What's up, buddy? Good morning, Bobby. I just wanted to ask you, why do you pick on Amy so much more than anybody else? You listen to the show? Okay, let's go around.

Lunchbox, how would you answer his question? I would say I get the most heat, And Amy is, like, treated with, like, what do you call them? Kid gloves. Kid gloves. I don't agree he's treated with kid gloves. But, okay, you think you get the most credible. Oh, yeah.

This dude has not been listening for more than 10 minutes. Daniel, have you listened to the show more than 10 minutes? I've been listening to your show for probably 10 years as long as I can. Thank you. Yes. Amy, what is your answer to his question? I guess I'm just curious, like, what falls under picking on too much? because we all pick on each other at a certain level.

Yeah, Daniel, Amy, asked I think a very appropriate question. What do you say? I just think, I feel it, I see, I don't know. Maybe I'm blind, yeah. But I think you pick on her a little bit more. Okay, I would say this show has a relationship where we're all close and we do pick on each other a lot and make fun of each other a lot because we can. You can't do that with people you can't do that with, obviously.

but I would say I talk to Amy the most on the show when we're talking about things Amy's my go-to to have a conversation with and I think just because of the amount of time and how close we are and sometimes do I pick on her a little too much? Probably does she pick on me sometimes too much? Yeah but that's just the natural ebb and flow

of being with friends but probably you would hear that because we'd probably talk more amongst each other than anybody else. Yeah I mean I like when we're in a good flow where everybody can kind of poke at each other and it's fun. And it makes it more fun for us. And like we really are just close sitting around.

I think there's times where I've been more sensitive and then it's made it not fun. And I'm not in that mode right now. So make fun of me. There's a conversation. It's like, hey, is not doing too good. And I'm like, cool. Let's not pick on anything today. Or if I don't give a heads up, I mean, honestly, there's been times where you had to come to me and like, what's going on?

And I'm like, I don't know. But you've been like, hey, you don't seem like yourself or just like, just let me know. And I'm like, okay, I'll try to let you know. I haven't felt, I haven't felt picked on though. Just I think there have been times, but I wonder if my attitude was different towards it. So the energy and the vibe was weird. And listeners maybe picked up on that. Daniel, you picking up her energy?

But right now, Daniel, I would love for the vibe and the energy to be like, oh, Amy's just having, they're all having fun together. And she's fine. We feel like we can, so we do. And sometimes we can do it a little too much. I feel picked on all the time. But not in a bad way. You guys give me crap all the time. That's not supposed to be, though.

That's what friends do. Yeah. Well, you deserve it, though. And when I go home and cry, I don't tell you guys. I just go home and cry. And then I come back the next day, reloaded. Yeah. You know? Daniel, I can assure you that any picking is done at least with the idea of it's free for all.

And over the years, have there been situation? where somebody's probably said something. We all have said something probably a little. It's usually handled after the show where someone's like, ooh, either I go to somebody like, hey, are you okay? We'll stay away from that. Or they'll just be like, I just wasn't in the mood today. But other than that, if it wasn't an environment where we could do it freely,

they, me included, we just wouldn't have the environment exist on the show, you know? I don't think you're not blind or death or anything. You're good. Okay. I just wanted to finally say, I've been listening to this show for a long time, and my wife passed away at 40 years. We were married 40 years. She passed away seven years ago. And her favorite person on your show was Lunchbox. Hey, you married a smart woman, man. And my favorite is Amy. Here I am sitting over here in my thumb of my butt. Yeah.

Do you have a dog that likes Bobby or something? My dog actually likes you too lunchbox. Daniel, you're picking on me right now. No, he's not. No, I'm not going to have it. He didn't say anything negative about you. Daniel and I are going to have a little talk after the show. And I'll be like, Daniel, you're not having a good day today?

I am having a good day. And you are my favorite Bobby Bobby. I'm just kidding. This is Hobby Bobby Bobby Lobby Bobby Bobby Bobby. Daniel, I'm totally kidding. Everybody has different people they relate to on the show. And that's why it exists. That's why everybody's so different.

but I appreciate you calling and asking that question because if I go to my DMs ever, it's why do you pick on lunchbox all the time? The next one. Why do you pick on Amy all the time? The next one. Why is everybody picking on you all the time? And the answer is we have the freedom to do that

95% of the time on this show and... People DM you that? Yes. Oh. Yeah. My DMs. I hate my DMs. Why do you go there?

I wish that I had a fist I could send up through my phone to their phone and punch people on the face when I get... Because sometimes I want to know how people feel when I'm not asking. But I wish there was a button. I wish I had five a month. And I could only use five of them. But if I push that button

to whomever sent a DM that's mean for no reason, it would just come out of their phone and punch them in the face. And I only had five. I would take those five. I'd probably use them all day one. And then for like 30 more days,

I'm like, oh, I should have more punches. My DMs are a cesspool. All right. Thank you, Daniel. I hope you have a good day, buddy. All right, you too, guys. I just love your show all the way around. You guys have a great day.

Thank you. Hey, Daniel, of all the callers today and all my favorites, you're not mine. Okay, I love it. Okay, sorry. I'm sorry about your wife. Yeah, we all are. I was seven years ago. I mean, yeah. Still. Yeah, we can all be sorry about it. Reef doesn't go away. Just gets a little lighter. It doesn't go away. Sometimes they hit you back like in the gut out of nowhere. Again. Like I'll see something about my mom and I'm just like, or something reminds me on my mom, like a commercial.

And I don't get that sad anymore. My mom died when she's in her 40s years ago. And I'm like, I'm just not, I'm fine. I'll talk about sometimes. It'll make me a little emotional, but I can back away from it. I can go, ooh, feel an emotion, take a step back. But then sometimes like a commercial will come on or somebody that looks like my mom. We got a painting at the house that we bought at like one of these like, it's not a yard sale, but it's like an old antique store, but everybody has like a little spot in it.

You can just buy a spot. Oh, like a flea market type of thing? Yeah, but it's in flea markets. I go and people are there. This is like an antique store where people, you put all your crap, and some of it is crap. Oh, and it's your section. Oh, yeah, I think I'm there. Yeah, it's in the house.

That's exactly what it is. And my wife is like, oh, let's get this whole painting. It looked just like my mom, just like my mom. Where do you have it hung? Yeah, it's in the living room. I love my bed. I don't spend much time looking at it, but sometimes when I do, I'm like, wow, that's like my mom. It makes you, Daniel, all kidding aside, we really appreciate you listening to for so long.

man. You're the greatest show on the radio. Thanks, man. Hope you have a good day. You too, guys. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. All right. Well, there you go. Old Danny, boy. Appreciate you. So he's single. Are you? What's happening to you? What's happening with you?

I'm sorry by your wife. You're single. He said it's been seven years. No, no, I hear you, but I mean, you pivoted that. You're talking about my mom dying and a painting that reminds me of her. He said I was his favorite. You're asking for that, so you get him on Tinder. Goodness. I don't, I'm not on Tinder. Okay, not yet.

You can't add people on Tinder? Can you? I know, it was a jelly. It was literally a joke. Oh, you're joking? It's literally a joke. Okay. Don't have like you don't know how Tinder works out. I don't know. Yesterday on the show we had on Haley Welch,

who's also known as Hawk to a girl. She got very famous on TikTok, and man, people were just, they were upset and they were like, I've never seen the show stoop so low. I've never seen you guys. And I'm like, what are you smoking? First of all,

and they're like, well, she's going to be not famous in two weeks. So I guess all my issues were one. She never tried to be famous. Like, it was never her intention to be famous. She never went out. I was like, I'm going to say some crazy stuff, and then I'm going to go viral, and then I'm going to make a lot of money, and I'm going to do appearances, and people are going to say,

I'm stupid for making money. That was never her plan. She was working at a spring factory. She's 21. She made a joke, cocked to us, spit on the thing. Like, we're going to make stupid jokes all the time. This just happens to be an age where everything's recorded. but she had no intention of trying to be famous.

And people are like, she needs to stop being famous. She never wanted to be famous. And like they wouldn't take advantage and make, she'll probably make a million bucks or so from this. Incredible. I would think. All set and done. And so I talked about that and people were like, you know,

you never stooped low her. I'm like, have you listened to this show? We stooped lower like once a week. And then they were like, I can't believe you put on something so unfamily friendly. There was nothing unfamily friendly about it. We didn't go. Let me explain. the origin of Hawk to a spit on that thing and the many ways it can be done.

Nothing like that happened. To me, I'm so interested in people that go viral. I want to know, did they, like, when did they see it start to happen? Are they like, wow, people are watching this? It wasn't even her video that she made, right? She ran only was on one. Like, when do people start calling you? How did you get an agent?

Because I asked her that. And she was like, well, like, somebody knew a lawyer in my hometown and a lawyer, like, called Nashville and got somebody here to help. and then she didn't even when she went viral she didn't want to be famous she like hid forever until people started making money off her name and the fact that people get so upset at her she didn't do anything 21 year old kid that's like if this is going to exist I might as well make money off of it and I support her I'm rooting for but people were just awful online I do to be fair I do want to say not everyone was and I did a big I did an Instagram I was just so irritated about it last night

Play this voicemail, Ray. Hey, Bobby. Shout out to you in the whole show, the way you handled the Haley interview. I mean, this is just a young girl. I mean, she is just a child. And I think you guys handled it so well, so respectfully. So good job, y'all. Thank you.

And I often get accused of only playing the negative stuff because that's what really triggers me. But I appreciate you saying that because I just wanted to give her some advice. It's not the same, but, well, first of all, I'm so curious about people going viral. Even Mason Ramsey was in a couple weeks ago. That kid was singing at a Walmart, not trying to get famous. It's a kid. Very, very, very family friendly. Yes.

And then he. Diverse. He was in. And I didn't have a man because I'm like, I'm such a fan of your art. Although his new song's pretty good on the Twister soundtrack. I'm just curious about his life since he went super viral. Like to me, that's interesting just to kind of hear all the factors that you're dealing with now on your life because something that you had no control over happened.

And some of it can be good, some of it can be terrible. Yeah, but people are stupid. Do you ever think about that? How many stupid people are? Sometimes. Yeah, they're just stupid. There's like a select group of our audience, like 15% of them that are dumb as a rock. Oh.

Yeah, I don't know that I put, I just am like, I guess I wonder what's up with them that they feel like if they need to comment on it or make a big deal of something. Like, just move on. Or I just feel like when things impact my day, like I see things online and people say stupid stuff all the time. that I'm like, gosh, that's so weird. And swipe next or turn off, don't listen to it, move on, circle back. It's only like 15%. But yeah, we have a threshold of our audience, like 15%, that are as stupid as you could possibly be while still having a job.

They are. 85% rock and roll. We love you guys. Okay. We wouldn't be here without you. 15% kick rocks, man. Yeah, it just seems like a waste of time to be so, negative. And it's like people that choose to be offended. You choose to be offended. Not you,

anybody. Because you can have something that you don't like. You can move away from it. You can have something that, you know, you're like, man, if I keep watching this, I'm going to continue to stay triggered. You can, you choose to be offended. That's something you put on yourself. Things exist everywhere that if you've sought it out, you're going to see it fine to be offended by it. You choose to be offended by anything. You know what my son loves to tell me now on certain things? He's like, mom, that sounds like a you problem. And I'm like, you know what, buddy? You're right.

So I feel like that's applicable here. Of like for a lot of those people, it's like, it sounds like a you problem. So anyway, shout out to Haley. I'm rooting for. I hope she figures it out and has a nice career. I hope she figures out what she's good at and is able to turn this into that.

Yeah, she's really sweet. Into the 15% of our audience that are dumb as rocks. I would say, we don't care about you, but you know how to turn the radio off. You just look at it and go, oh, I don't know how to turn it off. 85% we're all good. Okay. I'm sure they could figure out how to... Is Bobby in the room with me right now? No, I'm on a radio.

I actually think they're looking for something to pick on. And they're going to pick on a 21-year-old girl? Yeah. Who did not choose to be famous? Yeah, and probably 10 other things they picked on yesterday. And I'm sure they have all these people in their life. They think are cool. They probably got famous for some stupid too, like and then turned it into something. Anyway, I've just been told it's 16% of our audience.

Oh, okay. But 84% we love you guys. You guys are awesome. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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This story comes to us from Ohio. A man went through the Burger King, drive-thru, ordered his meal, pulled up in the window, and tried to pay with an $8 coupon. And the employee was like, sorry, sir, that coupon doesn't apply to what you order. And he goes, I'll come inside and we'll talk about this.

So he went inside, shove the cashier out of the way, stole the cashier's phone, and all the money out of the drawer. He went inside and talked about that. Yeah. Was the $8 coupon even legit? I was a legit coupon,

but he didn't order the right thing. So he was really just trying to order food and then he elevated it in his mind because they irritated him. Yes. He wasn't going to rob them until they didn't take his coupon. Correct.

He was just going to get the food and then he drove off in his car. The only problem is they just wrote down the license plate. Yeah, yeah. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

Unexpected signs that you are in love. Number one, you actually want to hear about their day. Oh, yeah. I can't have a lineup. Lunchbox being married as long as you. have? Do you actually want to hear about your wife's day or is it just a habit now that you ask? So she feels like you're investing time to care. I'll be honest. I don't really ask about her day. I ask, how were the kids today? And she tells me that. And then I'm like, okay, cool.

I don't really ask about, oh, how was your day? Like, what did you do? How was this? It's more about how were the kids this morning? Oh, interesting. Because that is a direct impact on her day? I just assume, well, I think maybe I'm more interested in how the kids were. So, just really, you just have more into kids. Not, not, man, I'm sounding bad. But, yes, it's also a direct, what did you say, correlation. Like if they were crazy and hard to deal with, then her day was probably hard and, you know, annoying. If they were easy, then she's probably in a good mood.

I'll ask my wife every day, hey, how's your day? Mostly because there's always like some sort of surprise in there. She's like, oh, I did this. And if I don't ask, I don't know until like 30 weeks. later and I'm like, you went and did that? You went to hung out with that? How did you know them? It's like some new friend she's met or something and she's like, yeah, we're, so mostly I'm just trying to like figure out. Why are neither one of y'all like, yeah, yeah, I care. Well, I do care, but I'm asking because I need to know. Oh, okay. Because then I'll get hit. Listen, she asked about

my day, but she knows it's the same crap most of time. How was your day? woke up way too early, went in, talked about a bunch of stuff that probably a lot of people don't care about, tried to entertained people came home. Exactly. You know, every once in a, there should be a thing like if you have something different about your day, when you go home, you ring a bell. Oh, you rang the bell. What's up? What's your new thing for the day? What did you need to talk about? What happened that is special today? Yeah, that's a special bell. You need the special bell that you can ring so you know something special happened. Because literally she asked me, how's work? That's fine. Yeah, it's fine.

There you go. How's my day? What I have found, though, is if I ask a more specific question, instead of like how's work or like how was your day it was like hey what did you do around lunch time today then she has to answer there's no way

that's what you have to do with kids yeah you'll get a better conversation out of them instead of just saying oh how was school it's more of start asking very detailed questions what did you eat for lunch today

exactly and like who did you sit by and get more into the weeds with it because we're getting to have it and you're not being mean or anything it's like what's Fine. Number two, you want to share good news with them first. Yeah, 95% of the time. That's correct.

Yeah, it's like the first person you want to call. 95% of the time. She doesn't really care about my athletic achievements, though, when I do it nowadays. So is that that? That's the 5%. Or it's like... Who do you call for that? Like, who's excited for you? Her dad. Okay. Like whenever I won MVP at that celebrity game, or we had a softball playoff game last week, or when I signed up for the Arkansas camp,

I text her dad and I'm like, we'll go. And she's like, she's like, you're going to hurt yourself. I think she knows what's coming. I'll be in crutches sometime soon. But 95% yes, unless it's like my older man sports achievements, which are just ridiculous anyway. You're comfortable doing nothing together. Oh, yeah.

Yeah, nothing. I mean, we'll watch shows. That's something, right? Yeah, I think even in friendships. Is this for couples, do you say? Yeah. Okay, but I think even in friendships, like it's awesome when you have a friend that you can sort of do nothing with, too. You want to make their life easier in small ways. Yeah, I'm going to tell you why, because it makes my life easier. That's a very selfish way, but if I can make her life easier, it makes my life easier.

Really? Yeah. If I'm making her life easier, she's looking for ways to make my life easier. Like, it's like, I'm investing. It's weird what a relationship is. Who knew that if, like, you cared about the other person, you got it back? Yeah, it's like, if I take out the trash, she'll do the dishes. there you go that's a way I mean yeah I think it's deeper

than that too lunchbox you start adopting their expressions or habits yeah I steal all my manorosons for my wife she's funnier than I am though

and it's so annoying you come in here with so annoying I hate it different lingo that younger people she's also younger yes

yeah I would say even like some of her funny things she says all the time that has nothing to do with language I'm like that's pretty funny

I think I'll steal that she's like don't I stop stealing myself I'm like where are you gonna use it You have no interest in using it publicly. She's like, I don't say it to be public. And I'm like, but then look at it. It's going to waste. She's like, what do you mean waste?

I'm like, I can use it. That's our constant conversation. And then finally, you're willing to try things they like, even if it's not your usual cup of tea. Oh, you do that all the time. Mostly mine, yeah, yeah, yeah, I do. Mostly mine is like. But she's getting you to actually live. Mine's like going places.

Or, yeah. Period. Locally or not locally. Going on a walk, going to a store, making me go to the grocery store. I don't like that stuff. But I do it. Man, what a sacrifice going to the grocery store? That's huge.

I'm talking about it. I didn't do it forever. Respect. No, I do it forever. And I still don't do it that often. But like, I hate the grocery store. I don't want to go to the gas station. Anything that I need, I can get at the gas station or I can get by Uber Eats.

But that's single guy talking. But I will go to the grocery store. But there you go. Signs that you're in love. I think signs. Signs that you love. somebody more than in love. Because some people will say that in love is that early feeling when you have those

irrational but beautiful butterflies. And those are fun and exciting. But those go away, but something better kind of supplants it. Yes, you would say after. If done right. Four year, Mary three together four, like you still, I mean, I think that's good. I still don't leave the door open when I go to the bathroom. I don't want her to be around me.

Is that on the list? No, but I'm just saying. It should be. We've been together four years. I don't want to. her to hear me go to the bathroom, she has no bathroom issues. Like, she's healthy, like, in tune with her health, her body, everything. She has no problem. Me, I don't even want you to hear me pee. Because I don't want you to be, I don't want there to be a 1% chance you're less

attracted to me because I'm, I'm lucky as it is that she's attracted to me. So I don't want to do anything that you think could be unattractive, like you have to hear me go to the bathroom. So what do you have to do? Go to another one. Okay. Go all the way down. Especially if it's not number one. I don't want to hear anything. And she's like, I don't care. I've heard it. She's like, I hear it in your sleep. And I'm like, no, you don't.

It's a lie. It's a lie. Prove it. No, I just don't need to risk that her being any less attracted to me. Like, I already got lucky on that part. I think that you're good in that department. You always think it until it's over. Are you still wearing your CPAP machine?

And she still loves you? A CPAP is probably like a 60%. It just depends on how much sleep I think I'm going to be able to get. That's strategic. Okay. My mouth and, my mouth and, nose thing, even though I've changed pieces like three times, it never fits exactly right. Like, I think I have weird nose holes.

And I think they're different sizes. We can't be the only person with that issue. It is. I got like six different mouth and nose grips. And I wear it about 60% of the time. And I travel a lot. So I'll take it with me. But my nose holes are different holes.

My holes are different sizes. Okay, we're done. Goodbye, everybody. The Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones theme song written, produced, sang by, Reed Yard Bear. You can find his Instagram at reediarberry.com. Scoo Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production.

I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thanks for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th.

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