The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Part 2: Our Classic Nashville Stories + What Would You Recommend?

Episode Date: August 8, 2024

Everyone shares their classic Nashville story, things that would only happen in Nashville! Plus, find out what we recommend 1 out of 10 (1 being the worst) and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, the Clifford 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. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest.

The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you

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I'm out of you. And the morning and you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Keeps on turn. Then you're here. Eddie and me lunchbox. More game two. Steve Redavit's trying to put you through.

Like these. writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's store. This is a great question that Morgan brought in. It's like, what is your classic Nashville story? Meaning none of us grew up in Nashville. We moved here because this is where country music is.

And all of the artists, 99% of them live here. And we run into them at times. Random cool things happen because you live in Nashville. Who asks you this, Morgan? Well, like when I go back home to Kansas, everybody will be like, what happens in Nashville? Because there's things that happen there that don't, aren't going to happen in Wichita, Kansas. What would you say, Morgan is your quintessential Nashville story? So I was shopping at, like, in a area of Nashville with my dog Remy.

It's an outside shopping area. And these two little kids came up and started petting her because that's pretty common with dogs and kids walking around. And I'm like, okay, no big deal. But two seconds later, Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman, walk by and they're like, okay, kids, come on. And I was like, oh my gosh, Keith Urban Nicole Kidman's kids just pet my dog and they loved her.

That's pretty natural. That's pretty fun and like out of nowhere, but also like, holy crap. And just they're very normal people. They were just living their life and they just pet my dog. Like, it was no big deal. I'll do Eddie, since Eddie's still not here. I think Eddie's seeing Jason Aldine at Chucky Cheese. That's pretty legit.

Hilarious. That's a crazy Nashville story where Al Daneers is they're chilling at cheese with kids and they're doing the games. Eddie's like, oh, look, Al Dean's over to Chuck. I have a lot. I'll do one, then I'll pass it over to you guys. I would say, now, this is a bit industry, but also a bit weird.

So I play a show at the Ryman Auditorium, which is a very famous show here every year, called The Million Dollar Show, and artists will show up and play with me and Eddie in our band. We raise money for St. Jude. And we invited Chris Stapleton to come up, who's always amazing. And Chris is a great guy. And Chris shows up to perform, but Chris just drives his really old. truck and just like parks it right there in the normal parking spot that everybody else parks and just walks in.

All beat up truck just does a thing and then it's over. All right guys see you later. Walks back to it. Drives off. Yeah, that's awesome. Like that's a pretty Nashville story of Stableton being like a normal dude. I give you another one here. We were at the airport.

I don't know where we're going. But on the PA they're always like, all right, this person comes to gate too. I, as God is my witness, we heard someone go, Keith Urban, we need you at Gate, four, your flight's about to leave. Keith Urban. Not saying Keith Urban is like the star, but they needed the name of Keith Urban. It was Keith,

and we saw him run by catching his flight. That was weird. That's a Nashville story. Lunchbox. I was at the grocery store, and I'm checking out the cash register, and I look behind me. I'm like, hey, that's Dirk's Billy

over there at the next register. And I see him looking around, patting his pockets, and he's like, oh, man, he's explaining to the cashier, hey, I don't have my wallet. So I had to walk over there. pay for Dirk's groceries.

See, that's funny. That's a good Nashville story. All right, Nashville stories. Amy? I mean, the time I saw Reba grocery shopping, that was pretty crazy because I wasn't expecting to see her. Or that she grocery shops. That's why I wasn't expecting to see her.

I assume she probably ordered them or has somebody that does her own grocery shopping, but there she was in all her glory, Reba with her cart in the produce section. So weird. I know. Now it's pretty wild. Hey, Ramundo. You have your Nashville story? Yeah.

Like an ultimate one? Yeah, it's pretty good. One time, Bayser, we had just started dating and she goes, Hey, so my dad works for Garth Brooks. Do you want to go play basketball in his gym? And I go, are you serious? We just go in there and play? And she said, yeah, he doesn't care if people will go play basketball.

So he went in there. It was racquetball. It was basketball, shooting hoops. It was all kinds of stuff in there. He's got a new one now. That was the old one. Well, what is hilarious? and ultimately Nashville.

Ray's like Gart's godson now. You know, Ray got married on Garth Brooks property. We're all on Garth's property. Garth and Trisha are there. Garth and Trisha is right at the wedding. He's talking to Caitlin about wearing Oklahoma and it's where he grew up.

Like, that's ultimate Nashville. Yep. That wouldn't happen had you not moved here. Correct. I would say another one of mine is there was rain at CMA Fest and they canceled a bunch of the night, but they also shoot the television show.

And so Jake Owen, his whole set was cut except for like one song and we're like come do your whole set in the studio so he just packed up all his gear and came over and played the full set in our studio after that I mean that was awesome that was awesome way back in the day being at the mall walking and somebody goes bobby and sometimes it's a listener and I'm like oh that's cool and so like Bobby and then I look I don't see very well and I kind of walk over to it but Cheryl crow she was like what's up and I was like Cheryl crow that was the Nashville and that was a good one I saw Carrie Underwood at free people at the mall that's cool just buy herself

And we just talk for a second. I can't believe she's by herself. I saw Sam Hunt on a walk. No, you chased Sam Hunt on a walk. You did see him and never would have been the story. But then you chased him. No, no, no. The first time I saw him on a walk.

And I was like, wow. So then I knew what area he lived in. I'd drive by there numerous times. And I saw him walking again. That's when I got the family out of the car. And we walked on opposite sides of the street. And he yelled, yo lunch. And I was like, he goes, it's Sam.

I was, oh, dude, what's up? And then I mean. He saw you out of nowhere and yelled yo lunch. Yes, he did. But you positioned yourself. Oh, I put myself in that spot. That's still good, though, even if he did that. I saw Kurt Cameron at a restaurant having breakfast.

That's cool. Didn't say anything to him. And then Amy saw Dolly allegedly driving around by herself one day. In a jag. That's why we think it could have been true. That's why we think it could have been true. At the roundabout on music pro. Or Eddie thought he saw Taylor Swift in like an Accura or something at one point.

And he maybe did. No, I believe yours more than his. Yes, there was Dolly. I saw Keith Urban hiking once too. Didn't you see Casey Musgraves hiking too? Yeah, I feel like I've seen, you know, I have a lot of grocery store stories and hiking stories. Sorry, it's for a lot of my time. So, we didn't grow up here.

We love living here, but that's why it kind of is like living in Nashville. It's just random. So didn't you see Kipmore at the grocery store or something? Yeah, I was running to Kip, Brett Eldridge. Also, I mean, lunch had his Dirk story. I ran into Dirk's at Whole Foods. My dog peed on Hillary from Lady A. Yeah, that's good.

Yeah, peed right on her feet. Yeah, it's like, so when you come to town, you just got to go to grocery stores and some of the hiking places. And the places where you pick up your dog. Yeah, we go. This is amazing. So Pitbull, the rapper, Mr. 305, there is a college, FIU, Florida International University. They will play their home games in Pitbull Stadium.

It is the coolest thing, because I love sports, that I've ever seen an entertainer do, is he bought the naming rights to the stadium. It's Pitbull Stadium. How amazing would that be? He's shelling out $1.2 million for five years for the rides. He will record a new FIU Anthem. He'll make social media posts and fundraiser appearances on behalf of the school. It's Pitbull Stadium.

That is the coolest thing. I'm now a fan. I don't even much care for his music before. Now I'm the biggest pit bull fan. I'm streaming it all day long. I would love to have, but like my own stadium, like Razor Bike Stadium. But I don't have the kind of money to do that. But do you think they would let me, like, have naming rights to, like, a bench press or something in the football facility?

I mean, do you want to aim a little higher than that? Yeah. But I don't want to spend that. I mean, listen, Pitbull has a ton of money. So he's committed to basically $6 million, right? But also it's that he's branding himself with the school. There's value inside of that. And that he's raising money for the school.

There's value for that. So all of that exists inside of this deal. But can you imagine driving up? And ESPN's like, all right, tonight, it's Eastern Florida versus FIU from Pitbull Stadium. It's a D.O.5. That to me is a fantasy to have a stadium from a team that I love playing in my stadium. Yeah, so if you can't afford the whole stadium, can you, like, sponsor a yard line? Or something?

Oh, that's cool. They're on the 32. It's the Bobby 32. Yeah. I don't know. I don't think they do that. Or a field goal. Like, oh, they're kicking, they're going the Bobby, they're kicking it through the Bobby uprights. Okay.

I like that. Now we're talking. If anybody is listening from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, and our show is there, and I love the Razorbacks as much as anything except my wife. And I will say, what can I, what can I buy? What can I sponsor? Can I, the Philgo posts? How much?

Because I think that would be like a highlight of my life. Oh, oh. Also, what about the little flags? Like every time they throw a flag, they're throwing a bobby. Well, that's a referee thing. Yeah. Well, okay. And also, everybody in Arkansas, I don't want to spend a lot of money.

And like, I'll raise money. I already do that. I give money. I already do that. But like, what can I? Even honestly, if it's like a squat machine in the fieldhouse, that's funny to me as long as a little plaque and it's like this is the Bobby Bone squat rack.

Like I want to name something that I love. And Pibble's my hero. That's the coolest story I read and forever. But stuff like that doesn't excite you Amy? No, I have zero desire to name it. Oh, that is big stones. I mean, let me tell you what Pipple did. It is like flex. I am rich.

I got so much money. I'll just put my name on a stadium. Oh, see, I don't take it as that. Okay. I think our priorities in life are a bit different. And it's not the first time I'm realizing this. but you see that as I'm putting my name on it because I just want to be seen as rich, right? Yeah, like, hey, I got all this extra money. Why I just put it on the stadium so everybody knows how rich I am?

It's like, let me, yeah, flashy, and that's what I like. When I read the story, I was like, that is what it's all about. But you were super impressed, right? Oh, super impressed. Yes. I was like, dang, Mr. 305 got money like that. I didn't know that. I am impressed because he loves Florida.

It represents a hard. It may have a relationship with FIU and that part of Florida. I'm not sure. But I love my state of Arkansas and the University of Arkansas so much. Like I want to be seen as a contributor and I want to have something that I can be like, look, I'm helping by sponsoring that. Okay. So look, overall, I think we cover all three options.

Like I'm part of the population that I could care less about anything like that. And then you want to be a part of the school and part of history in that way. And then lunchbox just wants people to know he has money. Okay, if anybody's listening that can get in touch with me, I want to sponsor something as long as there's like a plaque or something on it. It doesn't have to be crazy. I don't want to do a toilet like in the fieldhouse, nothing like that. But like it. A shower?

You know what? That's weird. Hey, if I got to put it in some money where all the guys go together and shower, hey, so be it. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the fourth.

You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment. And the next, we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose. and even music. The Clifford Show

isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app,

Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. We've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by.

Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The guy in Michigan won two million bucks. a scratch off, thanks to help from his friend. So he's 54 years old. And he has this same friend going buy the tickets. So whenever his friend goes to buy the tickets, he gives him some money and says, you know what? Now, just grab me a few, too, whatever. Just grab me, whatever you got. And so

the man's friend brought him a $20 Jackson ticket from this market. And he's like, okay, I scratched it. And two million dollars. And he's like, I cannot believe it. He hasn't told anyone other than the friend who brought the ticket back. But two million. billion dollars. That's from UPI. A couple of things, Lachbox. Number one, if you're the person who the friend brings the ticket to, you went two million bucks, how much do you break off for your friend? Probably none because... Harsh. Well, I gave him my money. He was already going to get tickets, so he just grabbed me a few while he was there. But he did grab the specific kind, and you gave you the specific one, but okay, here are you? You go none, okay. And how much,

let's say you're the friend, and you give that guy the ticket that wins the two mil, What is your expectation as the friend? Probably 200,000. Okay, so let's just look at this. As the person who gets the money, you're the winner, you're not giving any, but the person who gives a ticket and doesn't win the money, you expect a lot.

Yeah, it sounds weird when you say it that way. You try to paint it like I'm ungrateful, but I mean I'm just when I give the ticket it's like you would have never won that money without me because you wouldn't think about that but think about that the other way around as well I know I didn't think about it before I spoke

yeah yeah yeah I just see if I could lure you into that gosh that's tough man how come you're not winning the lottery dude everybody's winning the lottery in these stories except for you and you're playing it all the time why are you not winning? I don't know I don't either lottery gods

I'm now rooting for you to win which I never did. I was just like, this is funny. I don't care if he wins or not. But at this point, it's a numbers game. You have to win. I don't know. I don't know. I know we have a lot of stories of people winning. But if we were to report every single day, the amounts of people that are losing, it would be. It wouldn't be that many. We'd be here all day.

No, I hear you. He plays so much. And for so many years, since he was 18 and the most he's ever won, like $200. $250. That's crazy. It was on a silver break the bank one. That's crazy to me. Time for the news. Bobby's big.

Stories. The first story is about haggling. It's from AARP. Amy, how would you say your haggling skills are, one, and two, how comfortable are you with just cold haggling people? Oh, I'm not very good at being cold, but, you know, years ago, Dave Ramsey gave us that line, which is, is this the best price you can give me? And I feel like that's been helpful. Like I had some yard work recently. I had to get done.

And I straight up said that at the end of the call. I was like, so is this the best price that you can give me? And he said, yeah. Okay. But you try. I tried. But you don't feel, see, I always feel weird haggling. And I think there's some trauma where like I don't want to have to ask, like, oh, can you do, can you give me a better deal?

Because to me, it doesn't feel like I'm being a bargain shopper. It feels like I'm asking for charity, right? Right. So haggling to me feels, it hits me odd, but I understand the need for it, especially when it comes to, like, high-ticket items. Lunchbox, I sense you have no problem haggling for anything ever. I got no problem asking for free. If I buy that, can you give me that half off? I mean, no price is unnegotiable.

So the story is you might find haggling socially awkward, but if you don't do it, according to financial experts, you're leaving significant money on the table. Some prices you should always negotiate a new car. Okay, I think we all can be there. Although I will say with cars, so much of it now is easy to find online what something's actually worth, that I do feel like you have a lot of the dealerships reflecting that in their prices. Meaning, I think back in like the 80s and 90s, they'd mark the crap out of it. Mark it way up and then you've got to haggle it down. Although you can haggle for things, I feel like with a car now, the information is out there,

that there's really not a lot of haggling to do. Amy, what are your thoughts on that? You bought a car recently? Yeah, no. I mean, I think that's 100% correct. The wiggle room isn't the same as it used to be because they're just having to price them. There's not that extreme gap. I was just talking to a car dealer about it.

When my niece was here, she was looking for a new car and there was not much wiggle room at all whatsoever because of that exact reason. Yeah, I don't think it's if they don't want to wiggle. I think they know people have the access to the information. Exactly. A house. Oh, yeah. haggled the crap out of a house, of course. The house is the haggle.

That thing, if you don't go hard on a house, trauma aside, can you imagine if I was like, oh, the house, oh, it's a $10? Okay, I'll just take it. I'm scared to negotiate. No way. Like a house, you got to go hard. Furniture, I guess it depends from where. Mattresses, internet.

What? You can call your internet? I think you can. Yes, you can call and say, hey, am I getting the best price for my internet? And they just go, yeah. No, I think I've heard of this actually working. It just takes time to call all over there. If you call the cable bill, if you call the cable company.

Could you threaten to leave? Is that haggling, though, if you call them and you go, hey, yeah, the service, it's been fine, but I may go to another cable company. I just wanted to see what the best you could do was before I made my decision. Yes. Like, that's haggling, but I don't think that's the same as going, hey, cable company, can you guys go cheaper for me? Yeah, I get it.

Yeah, I think the way you worded it is actually perfect. And I think it's fair. It's sort of like price matching. some places if you take a receipt and they'll give you what it's being offered for somewhere else. They say ask for managers because they can actually make the decision for the haggling. Ask for employee discounts and leave your phone number for them to call you back if a deal comes available. I think that's very valuable news to have. I think that's valuable.

Think about it. Use it in your life. I'm going to try to do better too. Next up from the BMC Psychology Research Journal. People who spend longer on social media or more likely to have nightmares that do. disrupt their sleep and decrease their peace of mind. The most common social media nightmares were being unable to log in. Okay, look.

What? I love my phone. I love being on social media. I've never once had a nightmare where I couldn't log into my social media. Like, that's a real problem. If that's your nightmare. You wake up in a sweat. I couldn't remember my password.

I clicked, forgot password, and it never came. Like, that to me feels a... That's a problem. That's a problem. The more intensely and longer people use social media, the more likely they were to wake up in the middle of the night to report nightmares. My nightmare is just that my alarm doesn't wake me up. That's not because of your social media, though. No, not at all.

It's my phone, and I check it multiple times. But I can tell you, in the past, I'll say 60 days, I've had to use my alarm one time. And I wish I could sleep until my alarm. But I am so anxious. I'm going to oversleep every. every day of my life that I wake up an hour, 45 minutes before. And I wake up with my heart pounding so much that I can't do like a snooze and go back to sleep.

I'm just up. I'm just up and I go. Hurricane Debbie blows a million dollars worth of cocaine onto the beach. Yeah, that's crazy. More than a million bucks worth of cocaine was washed up on the beach. Can you even extract that? Because I feel like it's like sand on sand. if cocaine looks like what it looks like in the movies,

which why would I not? I feel like how would you pick the cocaine up from, you'd be at risk of snorting sand, right? If you like tried to snort it. No, no, it's wrap. It's wrapped. Oh, I was like blown on there. Oh, well, that makes sense.

I steal that and sell that. But okay, I thought. Got it. Yeah, no, no. It's like wrapped in like, I don't know, cellophane or something, and then they put it in trash bags and throw it in the water.

And duct tape. When it says a million dollars blows onto the beach, I'm thinking of like a cocaine tornado. And like all the white, oh, I feel so stupid. Got it. It is like a bag of drugs. Oh, yeah. Can you imagine though if like so much cocaine just blew on the beach, though?

You're like, why is the sand white? Well, yeah, and then if we're breathing it in, are we getting high? Yes. Okay. Yeah, that'd be kind of cool. Build a sandcast, a lot of cocaine. But does cocaine make you high? I don't know what it's called.

That's why I just said that. But I don't know high would be the word. I do. It's called high. It is? Oh, it's called high. I don't know what I know. A 14-year-old wins the Olympic gold medal in skateboarding.

14 years old. That's pretty cool. The Australian athlete won the Olympic gold. She's not even old enough to drive. So, I mean, that's crazy. At 14, like, where do you go from there? I know. True, T-R-E-W?

That's the girl's name? I don't even say a whole name. It says, this makes true Australia's youngest medalist. I don't know if True has one name, like a Madonna or a Drake. Beyonce? True is the gold medal winner. And then finally, a frontier flight canceled after a pilot was arrested right before takeoff. Rott Row.

Amy, what do you think when I say that? Well, I'm like, okay, what did he do? Was he trafficking drugs? Oh, you went to drugs. I would have thought drunk because that's easier because they just could have been at the bar. Yeah, but I didn't know they'd get arrested for that. For being drunk about to fly a plane? Well, he hasn't flown yet.

So do you get arrested? No, you get to the airport and you're drunk. You go to jail. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, Amy's El Chapo. El Chapo is flying the plane in Amy's mind. This wasn't that at all.

So I was wrong as well. I just think it's funny. That's where your mind always goes to, like, cartel smuggling drugs somehow. The pilot was arrested because he was wanted on assault, family violence warrant issued by DFW Air or whatever. Oh, my gosh. Okay.

You know why they have two pilots? Yes. Go ahead. Well, I assume in case something goes wrong with the other pilot, they can take over. Yeah, in case one of the pilots is like, I'm out of here, man. I'm picking this whole thing down. Yeah. So the other one goes, not so fast, my friend.

Well, and then my ex hasn't been, like, even with him, if he was flying and had a copilot, like they wouldn't eat the same things or anything because then what if one of them gets sick from the one thing? And then, you know, you don't want to end up with a situation where you're eating something bad and you're both sick. I didn't think about that. that there was the flight that disappeared over the ocean the Malaysia flight where they think a big possibility is the pilot wanted to take it down and like they like tracked his flight simulator and looked at but I mean you have to take out the other pilot then right yeah unless they're in it together there's not really a place I want to go down right now and be honest with you all right that's the news those were bodies big stories a win is a win a win a win I don't care what I'm saying yep that's me that's me Clevert Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions,

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

athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life. mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations,

stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes,

follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, It's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode.

Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me?

The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

That story about the Delta flight and the lightning hits the flight. And lightning hits plane sometimes and they keep going, but this one was so bad, they turn the plane around. Like flying in a storm in general, I give that one out of ten. That's a one out of ten. That's the worst. What do you recommend one out of ten? Because I have a few of these here. Number one, I recommend one out of ten drinking expired almond milk.

I did it. I thought I saw the devil. I was summoning the devil from the bathtub. I thought maybe my brain was exploding. But you weren't in a bath with water. Like you were just laying in it empty, right? Not sure. Might have actually been in hell.

I don't know where I was. All I know, it was one out of ten, it's the worst. I would also say getting a new haircut, I give that a one out of ten before a photo shoot. Not so much for me because I don't do that. But when someone, we can take pictures once a year. when they get a brand new haircut or new hair color right before photo shoot, I give that a one out of 10.

Another one. Getting fined $1 million by the FCC for doing nothing but hitting a sound effect. You know what? Been in that place. I rate that. I give that a one out of ten. Amy? I don't know.

I'm trying to think of something and I guess I did get divorced recently, so I give that a one out of ten. I don't recommend that process for anybody. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think we're stronger for it in other ways, but it is exhausting and, you know, you do the best you can. And I feel like I had, you know, an amicable situation. I can't imagine for some people how they have it. I don't even know how they're doing it. I would say, and I've done this before, eating sushi from a gas station, one out of ten.

I rate that one out of ten. That is terrible. One out of ten, do not do it. Lunchbox. Yeah, if you sit around with a group of your friends and you're coming up with ideas of things to do, like putting panty hose over your face and then going into a gas station to buy a pack of gum one out of ten.

One out of ten. For those that don't know, that was way back in history of lunchbox and I's relationship. He did a bit where we thought, let's see what happens if you put panty hose on your head and go buy a pack of gum, not being aggressive,

not doing anything except wearing panty hose. Yeah, lunchbox took to jail. We recommend that one out of ten. Yeah. How about for lunchbox, using an outdated version of TurboTax to do your taxes last minute? I'd say that's 10 out of 10. Oh, you like that?

You like the results of that one? Yeah, I like the results that pop up on the screen. I mean, I got another one. Go ahead. I would say, you know, convincing your coworkers that in a good investment would be to buy a palette of Amazon returns. One out of 10. That's a great one out of 10. Talk about how it's going to bring us all together and we're going to start a business together.

All it did was tear us apart. One out of 10. One out of 10. I would say something that happened to me two nights ago, we ordered some ramen and I was wearing a white t-shirt. Eating ramen noodles or any noodle wearing white, one out of ten. I'd say, don't do that. It's impossible, even if you don't drop it on you to get the, like, the slap juice, not on you. One out of ten.

Slap juice. Like when you're slurping. Anything. Like, even if it falls out of your spoon, like a little bit of the liquid into the water and slaps on your shirt. Oh. Oh, got it. Yeah. The final one, shaving your head bald before a high school football game for team unity.

When that team is Magnicoven, they're way better than you anyway, and then you lose, and Mountain Pine gets a crap beat out of them, and then we have to take our helmets off, and we all have to go shake hands in the handshake line after the game after getting whooped with all bald heads. One out of ten. That's my whole list. Very personal list. Morgan, do you have any one out of tens? Yeah, I

1 out of 10 do not recommend getting drunk and passing out before your favorite artist goes on stage. Has that happened recently? No, it happened to me in college and it was Zach Brown band and I missed their entire set. So, you know, just don't party too hard

before the artist comes on stage. Ramundo, one out of 10, you have any? I recommend 1 out of 10 giving a listener your phone number because I have about between 5 to 10 phone numbers. I have no idea who the people are and they always comment on the show and I just say, yep. They text you?

Yeah. So no 10 out of 10 on that one. That's a for sure one out of 10. For sure. Okay, cool. Good job, everybody. I think we have given our listeners things because we rate it solo that they will not do. Bobby Bones Show.

Boney up the day. This story comes to us from New York. An 18-year-old that works at Walmart. Been late. Late. Late. They say, hey, you can't be late anymore. She's late again.

So they pull her into the office and say, hey, we're going to have to let you. you go, you're fired. She goes, if you fire me, I'm going to blow this place up. Weird that she cared that much about her job if she's late all the time. Then she doesn't want to be fired. You know what I call that, though? I mean, she's just emotional reaction. To say I'm going to blow this place up? No, I mean, it's beyond that, but her emotions are definitely in the driver's seat. Never threaten to blow anything up unless it's your buddy's bathroom. And that's it. Other than that, you can't blow anything up. Oh, I get it now. Like, yeah, I'm going to blow your bathroom up. Other than that, we can't talk about explosions.

Yeah, never. No airports, nothing like that. All right, that's it. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Amy's niece had been staying with her all summer. Your niece is like an adult now, which is crazy. Yeah, she was 21.

She came to intern with me for college, and I was keeping her busy, but she likes to work extra. So she wanted to pick up shifts, like, around town too. So I had to convince her. Like, no, you don't need to work extra. Just hang out with me. How was she going to get a job when she was only here for two months? Well, her friends, they use this platform. It's called, like, Quick.

and you can just, if you're doing seasonal work or like maybe you're in town, like somewhere for one weekend and you want to earn some cash while you're there, you can like pick up a shift. And you log in and you can see where a restaurant needs an extra person and you pop in, work that night,

take the tips and then you're done. She didn't do that. I talked her out of it. What was weird was, like I knew her when she was like nine. Yeah, I know. What did you guys do that was like fun and bonding? I mean, a lot of stuff at the house, I think working with her was fun, but the most, like, special part for me was watching her bond with my kids and get that extra time, especially with my 17-year-old daughter.

Because if there is any role model that I want for my daughter, it would be my niece. Like my sister and her husband did a great job. So you're telling me she could have used that little app and that night just worked somewhere one time, one night. Yeah, it's called quick. And you, so businesses can post to it and they say like, hey, yeah, we need someone for this. Like even if in the kitchen, like if you're a dishwasher or you have other skills in the kitchen that you do well and you just want to pick up a shift there, you can. It feels like people just traveling through town looking to mug people, but hey, whatever. I'm big zip recruiter guy.

But zip recruiter is more like finding a real job. Yeah, that would be more long term. This is like going to work for a night and steal. Which I think is why it's called quick. This is quick. You quickly can go and steal from people. Yeah. Scam them.

Yeah, but she's gone now. She's back at school and she's, I think, applied for other jobs. jobs. I said, you can wait tables when you get back to college. Like, just be my intern and enjoy life here. And we feel much safer with her using ZipRecruiter than Quick. Because quick, you don't know, they may quickly abduct her. Obviously. Yeah.

Nobody's going to abduct her. And it can happen so quick. But nobody's going to abduct down ZipRecruiter. No, they're just going to recruit. They're just going to find you a great job. And, yeah, as you can tell, we just use ZipRecurter to find somebody. And our new person starts in, like, less than a week. So do you feel confident in the selection? Yes.

Okay. Well, because there were so many good. people. It was hard. We got it. Went from like a hundred. Who was all involved in this process? Me. Well, mostly Morgan won. Okay. And then once she whittled it down me with five and then it got to two and I was like, they're both great. You hire. And then she was like, no, you hire. So we fought about that. We just pointed each other. You hire. Is that Spider-Man meme? Everybody's pointing at each other. But yeah, no, we had to do that. It's hard. And there's a lot of really good people. It's hard. Yeah, really hard. And most people suck. We found two good ones. I will say like people, if you can find like a quality pool,

Like, that's impressive. This is not a ZipRecruiter commercial, by the way. We just used it. It is awesome. No, but if you found a quality pool there, that's good encouragement as a place for people to go look because people are having a hard time. Hey, what's the code if people want to use ZipRecruiter. This is how you know it's not a commercial one. I have to ask for the code.

I think you can go to ZipRecruiter.com slash don't get abducted by using another app. It's probably bones. Yeah, maybe. Or something. Yeah. That's it. Thank you. We will see you guys tomorrow.

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