The Bobby Bones Show - Thurs Part 2: Thunder From Down Under Review + Testing Our Singing Skills!

Episode Date: September 26, 2024

Lunchbox went to Thunder From Down Under last night and shared his experience! Find out all the crazy things that happened, how he felt about the show and if he stayed until the end. Plus, there is a new TikTok trend testing your singing skills, so we all try it and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hi, I'm Iris Palmer, host of the Against All Odds podcast. Every week, I'm sitting down with exceptional people who have broken barriers even when the odds were stacked against them. Like chef Victor Villa of Vias Tacos. You know the taquero from the Bad Bunny halftime show? It was great. It was a big moment. It was special. and I felt like I was really representing my family, you know, my brand, my city.

I was representing all taqueros, not only of like, you know, the U.S., but of Mexico and beyond. All the taqueros of the world. Listen to Against All Odds on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Wake up in the morning and then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Addy Amy Lodz, box, more game two, school, Steve Redavitt's trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is.

This is the Bobby Vaughn's Store. Adult swaddling, apparently, is the thing now. I would bet I was never swaddled. I don't know what even that is. This is where you wrap a baby up and they can't move? Yes. I would bet, based on how I was a child and the care that I got, I was probably never swaddled.

I think a lot of kids probably weren't swaddled. Maybe swaddled happened later. Maybe that was a trend later. But we were talking about the guy that enjoyed going to the car dealership and just busting stuff up. He got arrested. We were like, does that seem fun to you? And I was like, no, it doesn't. But like being swaddled kind of sounds fun.

Yeah. Does that sound funny? Like I think I would, from what I've seen, my sister-in-law, brother-in-law, they have a baby. I've known people with babies. They put the baby down. And basically, they just trapped the baby. it up and the baby can do nothing except lay there and be in a straight jacket. Yeah, it's tight. It's like a burrito. Like that to me sounds exciting. No, it doesn't. So to you, you don't like

the thought of it. No way. You're like a claustrophobic. I think we have different needs. I think we have different needs. Oh, well, because maybe you didn't. I know. I think you have the need for rage. You guys do and I have the need for love and care. That's good point. Because I bet I was never swaddled. You should try it. A new sleep trend on TikTok known as adult swaddling has gained popularity for its claim benefits of reducing anxiety, improving posture, promoting restful sleep. The technique involves wrapping oneself or someone else tightly in cloths, similar to how babies are swaddled. Advocates say it works by stimulating touch receptors in the skin. So we actually have some stuff here because I saw the story and was like I should try to get swaddled

on the show. Do you want me to swaddle you? I think next hour, we have a couple things to do next hour. Lunchbox, we have to give our report on Magic Mike Knight. Yes, yes, yes. Thunder down under. Yeah. And then I'll either swaddle in the next hour if we have time or do it tomorrow.

Dude, I am a good swaddler. Oh, I'm great. Are you going to lay down on the floor or do you swaddling the chair? Of course. You have to lay on the floor. And then somebody has to hold you. No, babies I've seen get swaddled. They just lay in their crips.

If you want to hold me, we can give that a rip too. No, no, we'll just lay you on the floor. But I'm open to either later today or tomorrow being swaddled. Okay. Because I don't think I was ever swaddled. Similar techniques like weighted blankets. shown potential. However, here's the thing about a way to blanket, because I have one of those. I just throw it off of me. If I'm swaddled, I'm trapped. You can't move.

Like last night, for example, I go to bed at like 9.30, which is pretty early for me. And I do everything right as far as like winding down. And I was pretty exhausted from the day. So everything was right on track for me to sleep. And about 9.15 for no reason. Just for no reason. And I know I'm going to keep my wife up. So I'm like, all right, I'm going to go just lay down on the couch or something for a while. And it happens probably like three times a week where I'm just laying there and for no reason because there's not like a thought I have that's like, oh God, I need to be anxious because I don't have anxiety in the day.

I don't have anxiety. Probably because I just keep myself running. But as soon as I'm like, all right, all calm, let's have some. Oh, I'm just tired. I would have been. Brain goes crazy. Heart goes crazy. Maybe I need to be swaddled.

This is the answer. Do you pee your swaddle sometimes? Well, the baby does. Can I? Can I? You could wear a pull-up. Get me a pull-up. I'm going to turn into one of those weird adults that wants to be a baby now. Get me an adult diaper and swaddle me.

Time for the news. Bobby's big. Stories. The worst driving states from Forbes advisor, drivers in Hawaii have the worst driving habits. You'd think that's because they don't have a lot of places to drive. They just got to get that island. The little I go drive all over the country. They have highways.

Yeah, but I don't know how much though. They're probably looking at the scenery. It's the problem. I'm thinking about that, the beach. Yeah, they're looking out there. Oh, there's the Hadiabiki. Oh, crash. Crash.

Follow by those in Oregon and then in New Mexico. Hawaii sits top the list because they are bad at changing lanes. They don't turn without signaling. Or turning without signaling. Roads in Hawaii are also more narrow at times than in the contiguous United States. Sure.

The states with the best drivers, Tennessee and Ohio. That's a bull crap. Based on public knowledge. Based on my knowledge. personal knowledge. Too much thinking from current biology. If you're feeling tired and depressed, stop thinking. Okay.

Yeah. I'm already thinking about how stupid this article is. Because intense thinking makes you feel tired. The thing is you can't really not do it if it's something you're thinking is. I don't know, man. I have a couple of my kids that don't think. But I mean, that's probably naturally. I think if you're a overthinker, if you think it's not just something you can shut down.

Unless you take a drug. Right. Well, yeah. That's why I wish I did drugs. There's exercises, though, you can do that can call. calm the thinking. I was on a date recently and bringing up certain thoughts that I have and the guy straight up said, he's like, you think too much. And I was like, wait, you have, I was like, you don't have these same thoughts and he's like, not at all. And I'm like, okay. I don't know if I'd lead with that.

Some brains are just more calm. I would agree. I would agree. That's, I don't feel like mine is very calm. One reason for this feeling of exhaustion is the accumulation of glutamate to your brain. It's a neurotransmitter that excites brain cells. Anyway, it gets into it, but it's like, just stop doing it. If you're a worrier, just stop worrying. Okay. It's like somebody yelling, relax. You don't ever relax when someone says relax. Disney Plus cracks down on password sharing. They have launched a new paid sharing program to help crack down on password sharing. This means you can officially no longer share your Disney Plus account with someone outside of your household unless you pay extra.

Do you have Disney Plus lunchbox? Yeah. Do you, is it yours? No. So this will be, it'll be cut then. What YouTube TV does, which I have, if you log in from somewhere else, it goes, are you traveling?

Do you live here? And you have to push one of them. And if you're traveling, you can only travel for a certain amount of time before it goes. This is not the person we think it is. And it shuts it down. Like they kind of have a grip on how to make sure

people aren't stealing it. Yeah, I think Hulu has like six times you can do that and that's it. So you can add an extra member to your Disney Plus Basic for $6.99 a month. But yeah, they will automatically detect and establish your household based on your subscription activity, which they should. Right? This is how... This is getting insane.

America is a capitalist country. And what they're doing is providing a service that costs them money. So the people that are using it should have to pay the money for it. Right. That is from deadline. New photos show a UFO hovering over Canada before it was shot down by a U.S. fighter jet. They have pictures of the little men in there that come out. What was it?

Well, if it was a UFO, by the way, can be anything. It doesn't have to be an alien spaceship. And the images are very grainy. They're very blurry. 40,000 feet, February 20203, which now they're just releasing. They've put it out. The US F-22 shot the object, which was first tracked flying over Alaska eight days earlier. Officials in US and Canada begin tracking it.

It feels to me like it's some sort of Russian. spy thing. Because it wasn't a balloon. It looked like if there was a it looks like a sea or like a circle that's all the way, but you cut out a part of it and it just has a sea left in it. That's what it looks like flying over.

So the airborne object previously described as a small metallic balloon with a tethered payload was spotted so they shot it. And now they do, well they do, some people think it's Chinese, maybe not Russian, but not aliens, but they shot that sucker down. if it had been like a real alien like something from the future or either from another dimension or another planet we wouldn't have shot it down our technology wouldn't match theirs but if you shoot it down can't you go see where it landed and see what it is yeah you want I think they probably did that but they're not sharing but they're purposely not saying anything else about it and why do you think aliens are so much smarter than we are I think to get here aliens are a weird word right but yes we'll use that I think to get here they'd have to have some kind of technology that we don't have because we haven't been able to

get to them. That's a good point. So that would be why. And the theories are it's us in the future, not us specifically, but humans in the future coming back. What theory? Many. Many. You're crazy. We also have no idea what's in the ocean. We have no idea. There's not like, what, 12% of the ocean that we even understand. It's mapped. So it's space. So if we go down in the ocean, they're in the ocean, we have gotten to them. But we don't. You think they're deeper? I don't know. I don't know how much water they can think on. So maybe they are like, hey, they're here with us. They may not even live in the ocean. They just may, use that as a way. You know you guys sound like

Bozos, right? Yeah. Like I really weren't worried about the people you're hanging out with. Thinking about it. I don't hang out with anybody. That's why. Nobody talks about this. That's the problem. A glass of warm milk helps you sleep, right? Oh, no. That's a total myth. What? Who drinks? Warm milk? Oh.

There's not much scientific evidence that a glass of warm milk will improve your sleep at all. A milk does contain the triptophan, which is what they have in. Turkeys and Thanksgiving. But they're like not really enough. That's just an old grandma tale. Old wives that's from Prevention Magazine. And then puppy love at first sight.

You can feel a love at first sight with your pets when you first lay eyes on them. I think if you just like animals, maybe like puppies, you're like, oh, that's cute. In fact, the study of more than 1,000 owners, dogs and humans, they say the humans said they had an instant connection with their pet. Yeah. Into connection, like, oh, look that, it's really cute animal. I have it with my cat, too. Honest Kitchen Survey, that's a pet food company that had that. There you go.

Oh, I do want to do one other one. It reminds me of Morgan. So if there's any paranormal activity on your ring device, meaning your ring camera, you can win $100,000. What? Yeah, so Morgan came in once and was like, there's, you thought maybe it was an orb, like a other spirit or an alien? We don't know. A bunch of floating orbs. It looked like condensation dripping from the wind.

With like light. But there was no rain. But hot can be. I'm just saying there's no rain. Well, so where do you submit it? The contest open only to Americans that are at least 18 years old. so far, it all checks out for you, Morgan. Submit the most compelling paranormal activity

captured by your ring device. Only the first 5,000 entries received through November 1st will be considered. Morgan has a ghost on her ring camera. She brought it in. I mean, we can also fake this, right? Well, not now. Now we just put this on a national show, so we can't anymore. Oh, dang. We blew that. I didn't have said that. Send that on in. All right, there's your news. Thank you.

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Big 98. Nashville's number one for New Country. We're going to talk about Lunchbox going to Thunder Down Under last night, which is the male review show. They're in their underwear, right, Morgan? Yeah. Oh, yeah. And so they're all dancing in their underwear. So what Lunchbox wanted to make it about it.

is him trying to set her up with one of the guys. I don't want to make it about that because it's not about that. But I did. Because that's what he brings in. He goes, let's talk about how I tried to set her up with one. That's not the point of this segment. We can do that on the post show maybe. We will not do that in this segment.

So before the show, they give the rules for the show. You know it's about to get crazy if they're giving rules before a show. You're sitting in the audience and they have something come over the loudspeaker to let you know how you're supposed to behave. What's the crowd like around you? It's all women. I mean, they're like three dudes. And were they there to enjoy the show like you? No, they were there to enjoy the show.

Like so like you. No, no, no. Play that, right? So they say, keep your feet on the floor and stay in the chairs because what? There are people throwing themselves? Yeah, yeah. And it gets worse. It's hard to hear a little bit.

Yeah, yeah. It tells them no biting. No way. No way. Biting or grabbing. Or grabbing will not be tolerated. That tells you. This is basically like a strip show.

It's a strip, right? It tells you women don't know how to behave. You guys all say, men are animals. when we go to the strip club. Like, women go bananas. I mean, they start a countdown, like the minute before, and the women are just, ah!

Morgan was it crazy? Well, the women, the women go bananas. Very excited to have this start. Who didn't hollering, and they haven't even seen anything yet? What did you wear last night? I just wore jeans in a button-up shirt. It was supposed to be something. It's a cocktail attire.

Yeah, okay. Nice. That's what it said in the email. Okay, I got you. So you wear, you look. nice and you tuck your shirt in. I didn't tie my shirt in. No. No.

They wouldn't do that. Why didn't know? He needed to be ready to go. There's no ready to go. Untucked. Did you think you'd loosen your jaws in case you got, you wanted to bite? No, no. There was no loosening the jaws. This was like, oh my gosh, what am I doing? What happened

when you got there? Well, I got there and they had us on a list. Nice. And we go in a room. And there's a free cocktail. and I had a couple cocktails. So you're getting drinks. Yep. And they're like, oh, let's go meet the guys.

I'm like. So this is like a special meet and greet. I'm like, we don't really have to. Like, no, no, come on. You want to meet the guys. And Morgan went with you. Yep. And so I went up into the stage and they had the big backdrop of the thunder down,

thunder from down under. And here come all the dudes. Here, let's take a picture. Were they wearing clothes? Yes. Oh, they were. Morgan, were they wearing clothes at first? Yeah, they all had jeans and a black tank top on to start.

Oh, that's nice. Were the guys super in shape? Oh, yeah, all of them. I wish I was in shape like that. I just get jealous when I see them. So you take pictures with them? Yeah. And they're like, oh, mate, we got it in for you tonight.

Mate, you're going to have so much fun, mate. And I'm like, okay. Were they really Australian or were they faking the accent? They were all Australian. I mean, at least they sounded like it. No, they were 100% Australian. And they knew you were coming and why? Yeah.

Okay. Oh, mate, you're going to have so much fun, mate. I hear you're sitting in the front row and I'm like, I am. You were sitting in the front row? I didn't know that. No, I didn't either. and that's when they broke it to me. That's the biting aisle.

Yeah. I was like, I am. And they're like, yeah, we got you a good seat right up front. So then I'm like, all right, whatever. So then we go back to have cocktails and then they come down. Can you stop saying cocktails? You can say that on the podcast, but don't do it on this part. Just say drinks.

Yes, because you're making, you know what you're doing. Go ahead. And so we go back there and then the guys come in and start mingling with everybody. Do they have their clothes on still? Yeah. Let's go, guys. Take a clothes off. Hurry up.

So I sat in the corner with Morgan trying to like avoid them. Were you awkward? No, I wasn't awkward. Was he awkward? Oh, he was so uncomfortable the whole time. Just like, like a very sad puppy

got dragged somewhere it did not want to be is what he looked like. Who were the other people in this meet and greet? I don't know. There was only other, no, the meet and greet

it was just like us and some reporter from the Tennessee and that was it. Wow. Okay, so you go to your seats and then they start playing music. What's the first song they come out to?

I have no idea. Morgan, do you know? I can look at my video. What's the intro like? Like, do they come out and they just in jeans? They have clothes on. They have clothes on. And they do a few dances.

Close on. Yeah. Building it up. Getting it already. And he's like, oh, this is like, so you think you can dance. Yeah, I was like, this is fine. So it's a dance show, you think. Yeah, like it's a dance show.

And then as the song goes on, they start doing different moves and they start. Like grinding and stuff? Oh, they're grinding. They're humping there. Yeah. And they start pulling their shirts up. And I'm like, oh, no, we're getting too. And then shirts come off.

It's like, all right, this is enough. And then the pants come off. That is when it's awkward. But what are they wearing under the pants? Like speedo? Oh, some were speedos. Some were, what do they call them, brief? Boxer briefs?

Yeah, like super short. There was no thong, Amy. But they had something on. Yeah, they had something on. And do they go under the crowd? Oh, they were in the crowd. And do people touch them? Yes.

I thought they said no touching. No grabbing. No, no biting, no biting, no biting, no biting. Grabbing and touching feels the same. But okay, but you could touch them? Yeah. Did you touch any of them? No.

Did any of them come to you? Yep. They did? Did they touch you? Yep. They touched you. So Thunderdown under touched you? They did like a little scene around you or something?

Like one guy, I don't know if he put his head on my shoulder. I don't know. You don't know? His head on your shoulder? That's nothing. How do you not know? Sometimes you block out trauma. Because, no, lunchbox, this is what he looked like the whole time.

He was just sitting like this. Like looking ahead, not looking in any direction. Just like, oh. Any of the other people that were. at the venue watching the show, no, you. Oh, yeah. One girl came to me, she's all hammered. I said, I don't think you want to be here at lunchbox?

And I was like, no, I don't. No, I don't. She's like, I can't believe you're here. What are you doing here? She's like, oh, Bobby made you. That's right. No, no, you lost a bet, for the record. And then, I mean, how do I explain it?

Morgan, will you explain what he's trying to say? Yeah, what are you trying to talk about? I'm just saying, like, there was times when. Okay, they would come out into the crowd And like they would touch him And like just caress him a little bit As they walked by And then he'd like take their sweat

And rub it off on me He'd wipe the caress off? Yeah, they were sweating on him Yeah, I mean they were dancing They were like baby oil too right? Yeah, a mixture of things And they were at this point When they would come out into the crowd

They only had their briefs or their speedo Or their speedo yeah There was one speedo that lunchbox was very offended By when it happened Offended? Yeah. Let's just say... You can say in the podcast.

So, but there was at one point when they came out into the crowd and lunchbox is sitting there and the guy's like, who wants to dance? And I just start pointing at him. I was like this guy. You're like the person who says, it's her birthday. It's her birthday. That was him. Yeah. And so he came over and they did a little two-step and the guy was in his feeto the whole time.

You have a video of that? Oh, yeah, I do. And he twirls lunchbox around and lunchbox the whole time is just like, oh my gosh, what is happening? So you're up dancing with them. There is some, he was like, see. Six foot seven. He was all sweaty and gross. And he is making me dance with him. I mean, it was like, did he kind of ignite new feelings you've never had? No, it didn't ignite anything. He's like he's six, seven. No, they said that in the intro before they came out. He's like, get ready for six foot seven of, I don't know what, Viking warrior.

What was the best part of the night, Morgan? What do you want to go to a Viking warrior? Honestly, I laughed the entire time just watching lunchbox experience this. Like I cannot, it was like if you were sitting in a room with like your parents or your in-laws and you're watching a movie and there's a whole bunch of, you know, intimate scenes. Yeah. That's exactly what it felt for me. And this whole time, he just felt he was so stiff and he couldn't wait. You mean how he set up? Yeah.

I mean, just like stiff like as a cardboard. And he tried to escape multiple times like at the beginning of night as we're in line. At one point he's like, I really have to go to the bathroom. I was like, you can't go to the bathroom because I know you're going to leave. Yeah. So how did it end? Did he stay for the whole show? He stayed for the whole show. I do think they were going to do something else with him, like bring him on stage. But he was so uncomfortable the whole time that they're like, we can't bring this guy up. He would be miserable. Like, he's not even going to be a fun part of the show because he looks like he's having the worst time of his life.

I mean, let me tell you, those women in there, they're crazy and they get catty because one girl got pulled up on stage twice. And everybody got mad? She's already been up there once. She's already been up there was. And I mean, I thought they were going to charge the stage. And I was like, women, relax a little bit. Like, they were going bananas. How long was the show? Hour and a half. He knows exactly.

No, no, no. I asked them beforehand. Treasure every minute? Nope, didn't treasure every minute. He asked me like every 10 minutes, how much longer do we have? How much longer? Did it seem like it was going a little too long? Yeah, yeah.

It felt like it was going forever. And did they do anything else? Like, were they doing like themes? Oh, yeah, they did themes. They did cop theme. They did military theme. They did. Village people.

They did a Viking warrior. Swat team. Yeah. Was the crowd pretty wild? Oh, they were so wild. Rabid women. Yeah. I mean, listen, it was girls night out.

Everybody was having a great time. No, there was one dude that sat next to us that was there for enjoyment. He started dancing on me. I was like, no, what are we doing? That was also funny. He saw that you were very uncomfortable and let you have it. He started trying to dance on me. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

I like it. But I did wear my wedding ring to let him know I was married. But you never wear your wedding ring. This time he did. You thought they were fake, they were attractive? Yep. Were the guys really good looking? Yeah, they were.

When I see the billboards, I'm always so jealous. Yeah, they're good-looking dudes. Faces are chiseled, their abs are chiseled. I didn't know they were all Australian, that's cool. From Thunder Down Under. Yeah, I just thought that was the name. Thunder from Down Under. Well, yes, I agree with Eddie.

I didn't know if some of them just fake the accent. Me too. Well, Eddie, I mean, they'll be here for three years, so you can go check them out. Three years. I thought they were here for like two days. No, that's why you had to miss your soccer game. That's exactly what I said. Justice for Lunchbox is what I say. Thank you. They signed a three-year residency.

Wow. For all the, surely not every night. They do it on the weekends for right now, but I think the plan is to do more. Yeah, they're going to, like, start doing more. You should do part, be part of the show. That's not a bad idea. Oh, my God. You already know their moves.

Listen, he did at the end, take off his shirt. Of course he did. Who, lunchbox did? He was trying to hold it back the whole time, I bet. He loves it. That's why I was untucked. Ready to go. No, no.

Hey, I bet that's not why, but we'll move on. No, no. It was so awkward. We'll talk about more of it, a little freer in the podcast. You can actually get in trouble for on the broadcast talking about certain things because this is a bit regulated. But on the podcast, we can say whatever we want. Can I just tell you the very aqua parks is we're in the front row?

So when they go up and they do their ripaway pants or whatever, which is like every song, then they sort of hop to the front of the stage and they, and it's like, all right. Like they're like hump and hopping. Yeah, humping and it's like, I'm in the front row. The speedos were right in lunchbox's face, put it that way. I have some other questions I'm going to ask you. If you guys go and search for the Bobby Bones Show podcast, because we're live right now. It's 29 after whatever hour you're listening to us on.

So we're live right now. And we will do more on the podcast as soon as the show is over. But I have some questions that I want to ask you that I can't ask you right now, okay? Women, I mean, they were, women are crazy. Gotcha. That's what I took away from that. Got it. That's what you took away.

Yeah, like they, I mean, they, climbing up. trying to climb over seats, get up there and touch them. Morgan wasn't pretty bizarre even. I don't know that there was any climbing overseas, but they were rowding. Oh, whenever they come in the crowd, they also give rules. They encourage you to be no biting. Somebody's done that. There's an MC throughout the whole thing, and he's sitting there being like, he's,

he's making you get excited. Like, he's having work, he's saying things that are like. He's riling you up. Yes. He's wanting them to be interacting. Oh, but the women didn't need they riled up because they were, I mean, whenever they come in the crowd, they're climbing over each other trying to get to those dudes. I mean, it was like, all right.

Hey, scuba, he did one night. Supposed to do two. Yes, yeah. But I'm okay with letting him off the second night. Oh, really? Did the meet and greet? Because that wasn't part of the bit. It kind of was like a two-for, yeah. Because we never said he had to go to the special meet and greet, and he did all of that. But why don't you ask him, he may want to go back? Do you want to go again? No, no. I'm okay with letting him out of tonight because he did

extra last night. And I, I feel like I misled him a bit then, too. I thought it was only here for a few nights. Because we definitely could have made him not miss a soccer game. That's true. Two soccer games. My team lost both games. You beat your team? Oh, come on, no.

But you won, man. Yeah. You won in life. You know who you really are. You're the winner. I didn't win. So, I am going to free you from going tonight. Thank you.

So nice of you. Okay. They even said see you tomorrow night. Oh, if you want to go. No, no, no. If you're going to disappoint them. No, no, no. No, no. It's okay.

Hey, guess who's here? Come on in, guys. No. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. No, no, no, no. All right. No.

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Like that is, like, what do you call that? I don't know. The scale. The scale. Yeah. So forever. So on TikTok now, there's a filter and you can sing. And if you sing it exactly right in a certain key, it takes you to the next one.

So if you do exactly right, boom. So this is me. Do you have me doing it, right? Do Charlie Puth first because he does it right. Go ahead. So that's extremely high. Now, normally I would start a do or do, and I'm not a singer. But I do comedy music so I can get by.

So I did it, and I'm on and I'm going, do re me, faso, latida. And it takes me a while, and I can't get me to go through. I'm struggling. I'm fighting it. Like, here's some of me trying to find it. Okay, here we go. So I'm fighting it. It's on my Instagram.

So I thought I would give you guys a shot to see if you could hit this. Okay. Lunchbox, I'd like for you to try it first. Here's Charlie Puth doing it again. Yeah, let me hear. Try to do it in like your key, though. Meaning you wouldn't do it that high naturally. And neither would I. I would go. Okay, gotcha, I got you. I see what you're saying. I was trying to do Charlie Puth.

Yeah, go ahead. Do re me, faso la Tida. Better than I thought it would be. Bad. Try to keep going up, though. Some. I didn't go up. Some you didn't.

Some you stayed or you went back down. Try to make it higher each time. Okay. Do re me for so lot to do. Okay. You did better than I thought you would. Bam! Eddie can actually sing.

I mean, I saw your video and I tried it myself. It's not easy because that app or whatever, it's high. You can't do it like do re or what's, we'd nail it. No, I wouldn't. My wife nailed it. She was like, oh, I can do it. She's like, do remy. Every ball with her.

She did. Yeah, she didn't sing. Dang. She can't. It's weird. Eddie, do it? I could not hit that high one, though. So let's see.

Do re me far so latito. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. Amy, you don't give it a rhyme? Oh, do remy, fa solotido. That's a plus. Great job.

Amy. Great job. Wow. We used to do that in choir a lot, except for where we would go. I'm impressed. Do Ray, Do. Abby. Oh, yeah, the singer, the singer.

Oh, gosh. There we go. Abby, the singer. I think I heard you doing it this morning. I did. Did you watch, yeah, were you doing it? You just do it naturally? No, they were playing it.

Go ahead. Okay, go ahead, Abby. Do re me, Faso, Latido. That's great. Pretty good. That's perfect. That's great. I don't know.

That's great. Oh, okay. But that app looked hard because I watched yours. I was like, it kept going down and up and down. I was trying to, I'd be like, duh. And if you take a breath, the ball falls, that's the hard part. And you have to start over, duh. It's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones, if you want to see it.

But, and now it's a lot. I saw like Katie Perry doing it. And it's really cool to see people who can nail it, though. Because, duh. That's high. It's very high. Morgan, you want to give it a shot? You thought you'd move and be a country singer.

Do you know I do it? I don't know if I can... Okay, give it a run. Dore me for so teedos. I can't go that high. Got a lot. Yeah, you're putting new sounds in it too. Yeah, Mr. Bobbybonds.

Also, if you go to the podcast today, when we finish the show, we're going to continue talking about lunchbox at Thunder Down Under in ways that we probably couldn't. Thunder from Down Under. Thunder from Down Under. Get it right, pray, respectfully.

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Sitting in the Corvette He's like Hey my friend That's not your Corvette He's like Yeah can you let me out I broke in But the Corvette won't let me out

That's funny So something about the security system of a Corvette. If you don't have the keys, you can't unlock the door except for there's a hidden button underneath the seat that you can manually unlock the door. The dude didn't know about it, so he was just stuck in the Corvette. What year was the car? Did it say again?

It said it was a newer Corvette. I didn't know if it was like a really older Corvette that you just couldn't get the door open. I saw like a... I don't remember the year. I'll just make one up. It was like an 86 Corvette that only had like 12 miles on it. Oh. It was the oldest Corvette.

with the least amount of miles. And they were selling a fraction. It was going to go for massive bucks because of the very low mile. It was almost like a brand new 80s. Yeah. That's cool. I never been a Corvette guy, though. You like Corvettes.

I like corvettes, man. I've always seen those thinking, man, those are so cool. Corvette, Lambo. I mean, Corvette was my first one. I didn't know what a Lambo was when I was younger. Corvette was it. I was like, dang, those people made it. It has 33 miles on it.

It's a 1982. Wow. Which is pretty crazy. It just sat in a garage. It was very dusty. It wasn't even covered, but it's very dusty. All right, there it is. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

We recently drafted foods we loved as kids. The bottom two, I'm going to reach to the bottom two, and you guys can decide who lost. Lunchbox's in the bottom two. What? He put Lucky Charms, fruit roll-ups, and toaster strudels. Eddie's in the bottom two. What? No chance.

He put SpaghettiOs, pop tarts, and sloppy Joes. That's the best. It was close. You two are in the bottom two, so one of you is eliminated. Dang, I'm eliminated. I'm saying there's no way I lost. How can I lose with toaster strudels? Who didn't love Lucky Charms and fruit roll-ups?

I know. That's a good point. I'm really confused. Well, Lunchbox, you did not lose. You finished next to last. No way. So you stayed in at fourth. Eddie, you go home with Spaghettios, Pop Tarts, and Sloppy Joes.

That's just not right. Your strongest thing is Pop-Tarts. Sloppy Joes? That's part of everyone's childhood. So Morgan had Lunchables, Hot Pockets, and Dunkaroos. Did not win. Bummer. Great effort, though.

I had square pizza, gushers, and cinnamon toast crunch, and Amy had Happy Meal Bites and Little Debbie Swisscake rolls. Who's your winner? That's either me or you. Yeah, that's why I read those two right there. I know. I think it's Amy. Square pizza, gushers, cinnamon toast crunch.

Amy had Happy Meal Bagle Bites, Little Debbie Swiss Cakes. It has to be Bobby because no one knew what bagel bites were. I didn't. I feel like a lot of people do. I don't know what kind of world you lived in. I'll go with me just to believe in myself. Well, you should. You dominated.

You had 34% of the vote. So I have to give the bell to Amy. Amy's the new champion. Wow. Eddie is out again. It's basically Eddie and Ramundo lose every time and switch out. Something's not right.

Why do you guys always lose? You're just not the pulse of the people in any way. Right? I'm going to look into this. What are you looking at? I don't know. Because people don't know what's you they're voting for. It's anonymous.

Something's not right. Voting machines are broken? Something is not right. Eddie's childhood was like the 70s. It was one year. No, but he loses everything. I know. Well, he's just older.

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