The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Bobby Got An Emergency Call Mid-Show! + Amy Heard The Wildest Story During A Massage + Our Craziest Stories That Are Hard To Believe!

Episode Date: July 9, 2026

After his wife called with a car emergency during the show, Bobby had to figure it out on the fly! He shared his heroic story from yesterday trying to fix the problem. We award him with the Great Husband award. Amy shares the wild story her massage therapist told her about remembering life inside the womb and seeing what her mother saw! We all share our craziest stories that are hard to believe that include celebrities and demons! We also get an update on Raymundo and Scuba Steve's basketball trip to Vegas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. Welcome to Thursday show. Morning studio. Morning. So my wife's car broke down yesterday, and I was here at work, and you guys saw me just trying to figure out

how to do the show and how to make sure she was okay. So I get a call, and she never calls me during the show. I keep my phone face down, but I flip it up and I see it. Then she calls again, and I'm like, okay, something's up. And so get off the air, I answer it. I'm like, hey, she goes,

car broke down. It was just her and the baby. So, so okay, is, are you guys safe? Yes. Is the car in a place that's safe? Yes. Okay, just get home and I'll take care of it. Here's the thing.

I know nothing about cars. Nothing. But you were very confident in taking care of it. That's what, that was. Surprising. Cool to see. Oh, I would take care of it. I didn't know how I was going to take care of it.

I know, but you were just like, I got it. I got it. You're like, I got it. You own the situation. Like, I don't know. I don't remember that. You did. You did.

And what I started thinking was like, when I, when my wife calls with stuff, I'm always just like, what are you doing? Why would you do that? And you were not like that at all. Yeah, you're like, what do you need? No, you leave. I'll handle it. I'll handle it.

And you could tell she was like, no, you've got this and this. You're like, I know, but I'm going to handle it. Don't worry about it. It's done. It's almost like you were like, it's already taken care of even though it's not taken care of yet. That was cool. Was I talking on the phone in this. room? Yeah. Got it. Okay. Oh, I sound kind of cool. I didn't know why I said that. I just didn't want

her to freak out about it and she had her three-month-old baby and it was just like, just get home. Whatever's going to happen, I will handle it one way or the other. But I know so little about cars. I'm not even sure which ones make or model of any car. I don't know what that. What's make? That's the company that makes it. Okay. So that's Hyundai. Yeah. What's model? What's the kind of car? What kind of car is it? that's how little I know about cars. When it comes to cars, I can change a tire. Thank God, Arkansas. Keith, I was like, you have to know how to do this.

I think he knew I had a life of being a pansy ahead of me. So I wanted to make sure that I could do that. I know how to change the wiper fluid. It's pretty easy. I can see how much oil is in there by pulling the stick out and seeing if it's low. Other than that, I'm out. So I do this. She gets home.

I go to the car because we finish this show and I go to the car to look at it because we also had to tape some Netflix stuff yesterday. And so I go and the car is at a business and the front of the car is up near the building in a parking spot. I can't even jump it because there's no way for me to pull up. There are cars all beside it. I can't get in front of it. And I have some jubber cables. I can use them. I mean, I know how to use them.

I've jumped things before but there was no way for me to get there to do it on the... So I said, okay, I got to leave it. I got some more stuff to do. I'm going to come back. I did go in the store and they were so nice in the store. They were like, don't worry about it.

Just leave your car here, come back later. So I go do some more work. Drive back over around two. Then it starts to pour down rain. Oh, man, yeah, poured. And so I think we have AAA. So I call AAA. I don't even know the number.

So I googled what's AAA's number? And it gave it to me. I called, we don't have AAA. I know, right? You think it's my insurance or something. Yeah. So then I just said, I need help with my car, Google.

And it gave me like three places. This guy comes to jump the car. He shows up, but he doesn't use this car. He has boxes. So he takes a box out. And he goes, all right, do, do. All right, turn it over. nothing.

Okay, let's do it again. Nothing. Okay, let me try a bigger box. Pulls out a bigger box. And me, I'm thinking, why use that box to begin with? You got a box with all the power. Just get that out initially. Yeah.

Pulls it out, puts it on. Nothing. He goes, I guess you got to tow it. And I was like, man, and I've had to tow cars before, and it always messes with the alignment of the car. Yeah. Always. I just did not want to tow it.

So at this point I'm out there like an hour and a half And I know the nature of this Because I've had mess ups before And it just takes a long time for people to get there If it's a fix a car If it's a tow If it's a we had to call AAA once

Because Caitlin's dad had it We were driving his truck in Oklahoma And it was a flat And so I guess we used her dad's I guess I should have tried that Call her dad's Yeah So we call tow truck

Or I do And guys like All right I can be there at this point it's like three o'clock between like four and seven oh gosh it feels like when the cable guy's gonna come over and he gives you like an eight hour window and i'm like okay well it's getting pretty close to four so i can't really leave i say can you give me a a window a closer window when you're getting closer he says well i don't know how long these are going to be so i really can't all right crap so there's a restaurant that i always order food from that's nearby

and i never actually seen the building of it and it felt like i was seeing the an exotic animal in the wild that I'd only ever seen on the internet. And I went in. I don't really like it inside. Oh, really? It kind of ruined my experience of ordering it online. You saw too much. I kind of don't trust it now.

What kind of food is it? I don't want to say. But you can't say like what the... American? Oh, that doesn't help. I know. Okay. If I told you any more, you would know.

Okay. So I wait for like three hours. I'm texting Amy about stuff. She's like, you're a great husband. And I was like, dang, thanks. Well, that's because how you were handling on the show. and then you were there all these hours later still working on it. I was like, oh, you're a good husband.

And he replied back, well, today I am. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, stock market, up and down. So probably like 615 tow truck drives up. Guy gets out, bald-headed dude, big beard tattoos all over, strong-looking dude. When he opens up his truck door to get out, I swear to you, it was Celine Dion playing.

It was the weirdest mix of what the music was in the guy getting out. I thought that was cool. And I said, hey, man, what's up? He goes, all right, what's the problem here? I told him, he goes, well, let me get this box out. He pulls out the box. The same box. The same box that the other guy pulled out.

And he puts it on. He goes, turn it over. Boom, nothing. He says, all right, we're going to try one more thing. Same box. It does again. This time, when I say turn it over, just hold the button down, meaning the ignition button, start button, because it's not a key.

It's a push button. I said, okay. I said, are you sure that's okay? I don't know if he's going to explode or something. He goes, got it. It's on, right? So the guy with the boxes three hours ago could have fixed it. I guess didn't know enough about a tow truck guy.

To his credit, did not tow the car. He could have. He made more money off of it. And he was like, hey, happy to help. That sucks when you have to get your car towed. And I said, well, I'd be able to drive this home. He said, well, you're, you're. batteries for sure did. I thought it was going to be a starter problem. He said, you'll probably

be able to get it home. Here's my number. If for some reason you die on the way, I'm close. I'll just come and we'll do this again until you get home. So drove the car all the way home, left it up close to where if we do have to tow it today, because I'm going to have to drive it down to the dealership and drop it off. But everybody was so nice. I just wanted the tow truck driver, even though the guy that was charging the car and didn't, he was awesome. The store that it was outside of, I'll shout him out. It's White's mercantile. And there's only like six spots in front of the whole place. And I went and I was like, I'm so sorry. They're like, do not worry about it. You're good. You can hang out in the store if you want. Just everybody was so nice about everything.

And it was an annoying day. But sometimes, like, people are just nice. And so I appreciated all of that. But that was my day yesterday. Pretty good. You got to love that. I got home. I was so tired. This is quite the day. Because I went from here. So what do you do? How do you get your car home? I Ubered. I got home with that car. Then Ubered to go get my car. Okay, gotcha.

And then drove my car home. And then I took a bath. Because it was a day. Yep. And then I watched an episode of the agency. And then I went to sleep. That's what I wanted to watch. I couldn't remember what we talked about.

And you said the agency and I couldn't. So I started four seasons. Oh, that's good though. Season one was good. You started it? I already watched season one. I'm on season two. Season one was a while ago.

But yeah. So far. Steve Carell is in four seasons. The agency is on Paramount Plus. It is amazing. It's a CIA show. And season two's out now. But shout out to just everybody in the world that's nice to people.

Because nobody had to be nice. Everybody could have been irritable with me. Everybody could have squeezed me for money. Even the guy that tried to jump it was like no charge. I didn't get it started. I said, no, I'm going to give you money because you tried. You showed up. The tow truck driver could have towed the car.

He didn't. So shout out to the world. That's what I want to say. You know, they get my, they're real ones. Those two are my, they're real ones today for all that. The world is really kind of like, right now I feel like we're in that energy of their under-promising and over-delivering. Shout out to the world. We don't expect much.

Like all of those people, I guess at the end of the day, should be nice. So we shouldn't be that surprised. But the fact that like overall the world just feels. so blah. Didn't squeeze me for money. Yeah. Yeah. It was awesome.

They get the real ones of the day. And shout out to the world. Everybody'd be nice today. Amy has a story. Now, it's not your story, but someone told you that they can remember being in the womb? Yes, my massage therapist. It was a massage that I was getting. I don't know where I've never had a massage from her before.

So it's a new relationship. And somehow it comes up while she's massaging me that she remembers being in the womb and seeing outside of her mother's womb. Like whatever her mother could see, she could see. Okay. And that she has a gift. She wasn't seeing out like the belly button hole or through the skin. Her eyes were the eyes of her mom.

It's like the power rangers. What? They get in the body of that thing and they move it around? Yeah. I don't know the exact breakdown of how she was doing it, but she has a gift and can see things and it goes back to the womb. Is she a psychic though, too? Yeah, Amy.

I don't know her exact gifts in totality because I just quit talking after that. Because I was like, now I'm going to be overthinking this and I just want to relax. But I thought the guys are never going to believe this story. Did you believe it? I don't. I mean, who am I to say? Stop. No. I don't think so.

I don't think so. But she was so normal and then confident in what she was saying that I don't know. I don't think so, but Hot take, can't prove she's lying. That's what I did think about how Bobby always says, prove she didn't. I can't. I can't. If you're making me bet money on it,

she's either lying or she had an experience that she's confusing or a dream or something, but I can't prove she's lying, so maybe she could. I do have a friend that remembers coming out of his mom's okay. No, I don't. You don't remember that. So do you believe him?

Oh, no, he's an idiot. But he's He swears that he remembers coming out and seeing the light for the first time. He also says a bunch of other stupid stuff, but he really commits to this. And so do I really believe he did? No, but can't prove he didn't. Right. I think I would have been more interested to hear her story, though. Well, I mean, I could go back to Arizona and book another session.

Oh, it was there. It was there. It might be worth the trip. I agree. Hey, I've got airline points. I send her like I'm doing it. and Scuba and Ray to Vegas, which, by the way, they leave today. Right, guys? Yeah! Wow, it's already that time. So, I bought the flights for Scuba and Ray to go to Vegas to compete in the

National Pauppa Shot prelims and possible championship. Correct. So you're going to Vegas, I think 3 p.m. is what Scuba said today. Later flight, maybe sneak in a session tonight or we punt until tomorrow. And Pappashots at a little basketball game that you play at the bar with a little goal moves forward with the small balls. True. Ray got very close to making the championship in Chicago, so they're going to go to Vegas, and they're going to see if they make it this time. How are you feeling? I feel good. Scoba definitely mapped out the whole thing with the hotel, rental vehicle, when we're able to go to the actual arena and compete. So I really don't have a lot of stress.

And he said he's bringing the card, so I'm like, I guess all I have to do is shoot. The card. He doesn't want you saying that, I'm sure. because by the card The company card? Hey, you know what? Why would you say that? Hey, we move on. Well, Ray said it.

It could be Jack Spades. Okay. Yeah, it could be a greeting card. Can I ask a question? Yeah. So if Ray qualifies, has he promised you that he's going to go the next weekend? I don't care. Ray can do whatever he wants.

If Ray qualifies, you should go the next weekend. And if you qualify, I'll pay for your flight for then too. Yeah. What if I qualify? Why are you discounting me lunchbox? Shut up. Yeah, come on. Because you got 80.

It took like one 60 to get in. You only got 80. You got to double your score. Now I'm going to prove you wrong for sure, dude. That's what's going to happen. Are you feeling good? I feel great. I honestly can't wait to see the actual hoop because I haven't seen it since those

terrible memories of missing it by two shots like three weeks ago. But we're going to be there. I mean, we'll have the entire day to do it. So I really don't think there's any stress. And hopefully the cue isn't 100 deep. If it's just like 10 people, us and like a couple 12 year olds, it should be perfect situation for us.

I'm rooting for you. That's exciting. Yeah! You'll be back Monday to let us. Or stay. I mean, the whole tournament is in Vegas. You're just going to live there? Same day. Five days later, same spot.

How are you going to pay for that hotel for five nights? Well, I mean, I'm not. I was just throwing the out there. The card. Why he would say that? I do not know. I'm rooting for you guys. Thank you.

That should be fun. Amy was talking about the woman who claimed she was in her mother's womb and could see out before she was born kind of tough to believe but what is the most unbelievable story that you have meaning something that you saw

something you did that people don't believe you I can go first I was in Hot Springs Arkansas once and I saw Michael Keaton pumping gas Batman no you didn't no you didn't what was he doing where in Arkansas when? Hot Springs A long time ago, like 20 years ago.

He had a car. He's stopping, he's pumping gas. I didn't go up to him. I just saw him and I said, there's Michael Keaton pumping gas. And nobody was with me. And I told like three people and they all said, no, you didn't. Huh? Nobody believes me. But I saw Michael Keaton, the actor, pumping gas in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

But sadly, I was by myself and nobody believes me. Yeah, I don't even know if I believe you. You know, thinking back, He's kind of a generic looking guy. But I do think it was him. That's mine. Do you have anything? I mean, it's my, even I have a hard time believing it.

But when you look at the family tree, it's legit. Like, through marriage, I'm related to George Strait. Okay. Walk me. Okay. So his name is, I think, George Harvey Strait. And my dad was Harvey Clifton Moffitt. And that Harvey is after the same Harvey.

And in Texas, he was a judge. judge Harvey bald or something like that and I have an old desk in my house You know you're doing all first and middle names You get to choose yeah you can change this Huh What? I know but there

There was a Harvey in our family Like in the 1800s And that's where the Harvies are coming from Like for my dad and for George I think She thinks So you didn't see this No no I know

I mean I've never My aunt did our whole family tree and we're from the same part of South Texas and my uncle he did work for George Strait. I was the manager of his ranch forever and I think that relationship came from by marriage

we are married. Harvey The first and middle name stuff throws me off because you get to choose those. I know you choose those but I'm saying it's a family name. I hear you. And then that's where the tie-in is there and he was a judge in South Texas

and through marriage on Georgia's side. and my side, those people came together way back in the day. And so we're distant. It's not like we're, you know, I think we could date. What? I don't know.

The story's getting weird. Amy. Okay, so Amy's hard to believe story. She's related to George Strait. Yes, it's hard to believe. But that old desk. But even you explaining all of that, even if true, we still don't believe. I know. It's hard to, because I can't remember the exact family tree, but I know

it involves Judge Harvey Ball. And George being related to him on his side and my dad being related to the same judge. And whoever that judge married. So the desk at my house that I inherited from my dad from the 1800s, that belonged to the judge. Okay. So first of all, do you believe I saw Michael Keaton in Hot Springs pumping gas? No.

Maybe. Okay, thank you. Maybe and two knows. I get it. Okay. Do you believe Amy is related to George Strait? No. No.

No chance. You know what? I'll be fair. Maybe. Thank you. gave me that. See, why would I just say this for no reason? Because you love George Strait?

Yeah, but that's even weirder for me to say it. Yeah, no, I'm going to get my family tree. We're good. Whatever. She draws one. Wow, that's amazing. Eddie, what is your story that is hard for everybody to believe? I don't tell this story very often because most people are like, what are you talking about?

This didn't happen. But when I was in college, swear this is a true story, I went back to my apartment between classes to take a nap. And in the middle of my nap, I heard somebody say, Eddie, and I woke up, my eyes were open. I saw my room and everything. I remember looking at the clock and everything. And they said, get up. And I was like, who is that? And I tried to get up and my whole body was paralyzed. Like, it felt like there was a weight on me. I tried my hardest to move my hands, to move my legs, to get up. And I could not. And I like, ask God. I'm like, God, please, like, whatever's holding me down, let me get up. And then boom, just like that, I was able to move.

Interesting story. Do you think possibly you were asleep dreaming about the reality outside in perfect detail? And then you woke up and you were able to then move? No, because I was already awake. I'm telling you, and I saw the clock because I was facing the clock and I saw the clock the same time that I saw it once I was, like you're saying, awake. That's interesting. It's different that what I suffer from a bit is I have dreams, nightmares of exactly what's happening around me, the exact same room, exact same everything, so I'll open my eyes. I can't tell the difference.

Most of mine involves somebody trying to break in the house and kill me, just from, you know, that stuff earlier in my life. But it's so vivid and it's so realistic that I wake up thinking I've been awake for the past 10 minutes. But that may not be the same, but it does feel a little bit. bit of the same. It was so weird. Like, I've never been in the situation where I couldn't move my body parts. Mike D has a story where, weren't you, like, held down by a monster? Yes, I call it sleep paralysis, where I felt there was something, like, laying on my chest, and then I would try

to, like, move the covers off of me, and they would come down stronger. And then at one point, I tried to, like, scream, and I couldn't open, like, I opened my mouth, but no sound came out. Wow. And you were awake. I was awake. And I also, kind of like Eddie, I heard somebody whispered in my ear, hey, do you know where Eddie lives? Because I'm going to do this to him and minute. And you're 100% sure you were awake. I was awake. 100%. And do you really think someone was whispering or you were hallucinating

that? Or, like, you just imagined it. I really heard it. I don't know where it came from, but I heard it. Listen. And you're there. For heart-wrenching knockouts. The world's biggest stage. And breathtaking triumph.

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Available on IHeard Radio. So the question to Austin and this is, did we think that they were awake or asleep when it happened? Because you believe that it happened? I will believe your story today. I don't think you're making it up. And I don't believe. Or I don't think Mike is lying because Mike doesn't lie.

So you do sometimes, but he doesn't. Do you think they were asleep? Yeah, I feel like there's some sort of dream state. Yeah, me too. Yeah. It was so vivid, man. Everything was so real. I think you think it's real.

No, it was real. No, no, no, I think you think it's real. I think it's because I could feel the weight of it. Like, I felt it. When you couldn't move. Yeah, that's what made me realize I was awake, that I felt the pressure of the covers coming back down on me. Then what do you think it was?

I think it was a demon. Okay. That's what I think. That's what I think too. But I also read stuff on the internet. They're like, it's a demon. It's sleep paralysis. I can't prove it wasn't, guys.

And then I said a little prayer. I was like, God, let me get up. And it was like, boom, I can get up. Have you all heard of the black man or the black hat? The man with the black hat. Phenomenon. Like, because my son has seen it. And then when he described it to a therapist, she pulled up all these articles and she's like,

this isn't the first time I've heard this. And they sketched him out. And it's exactly what my son described at our old house in East Nashville. That was really old. That's weird. And she said, she even called me after their session. She goes, I don't want to freak you out. But like, he described this man that used to be really scared of at your old house.

And she's like, I've heard of this. And there's even articles about it. And it's a very detailed, everybody describes the same thing. thing and only certain people see it. Yeah, and if you didn't know about it already and you had the same description, that would be weird. Yeah, because he didn't know about it. And when we were living at that house, he was much younger,

but it's something he's held on to because he couldn't sleep. And so I'm like, oh my gosh, was the man with the black hat living in that room? No, we like the black man. Well, my son is black. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Lunchbox, what is your story that people have trouble? I know, like, four of his.

I know, so many. I have so many. Go ahead. I don't know where you guys want me to go. Do you want me to go to the closet? Yeah, go to the closet. Okay, I'll go to the closet. Okay.

Don't, Amy, don't shame it before you even hear it again. We know it. Like, listen to the details and realize how real this is. It's your room. It's your room. No, it's your room. No, no, no, right now. Right now.

Please tell your story. Yeah, spending the night at Buddy's house, a few doors down, and got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. walking down the hallway and I got shoved in the closet. By what? A ghost or something. And it got really, really cold in the closet

and I could not open the closet door. I had to bang on the closet door for him to come let me out. I am telling you guys, this is what happened in the middle of the night. And you felt. I felt the room, the closet get free. freezing cold.

Where did the ghost touch you again? No, see, this is what you do. You'd make jokes about this. No, I was asking a question. Because the ghost had to shove you, so where did he shove you? No, no, no. I don't understand how my body got forced in there if it was like in the back, but I was forced into the closet.

I drew a picture of you. Show me where the ghost. Yeah, just point at it. Just touch. And I'm telling you, it was the craziest thing ever. So, Lush, Box, you were just walking. down the hall. To go to the bathroom. To go to the bathroom. And then something shoved you into an open closet or like a closed closet? No, they opened up, put me in. Oh, so the door open.

Was the door already open when you walked by or did it open and then you got in? Right. That's a good question. Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, trauma. Trauma blocks some of that stuff. Yeah. No, it had to be, it wouldn't be open. You wouldn't just have the closet door open. They open it, put me in the closet. So it was opened by a ghost and they were shoved in by the ghost. And they pulled it shut by the ghost. Yes. And it got so cold in that closet. I have another question. Was it, was the hallway really dark to where maybe a person could have shoved you in, but you didn't see him because it was so dark?

What person? I don't know. Exactly. No, no. There's a ghost that lives in that house. And there already was. You knew that ahead of time. Yes, because like you would be there after school and we'd be in the living room and the door

would unlock. Like the little deadbolt would unlock. And you could see footprints on the stairs. that part I struggle with. But okay, the whole segment was, what's everybody's hard to believe story? Ray, you have to have one. I'm going to end with you. Yeah, mine's a good one. It was when I was young.

I was probably six or seven. My mom said we were at the grocery store in a shopping cart, and me and my brother were messing around in the shopping cart, and the whole thing fell over. And as it was falling over, I bit into my tongue, and I bit my entire tongue off. And she said they had to take me immediately to the hospital, and they were able to sew my tongue back on.

But to this day, I could never find any stitches or anything like that. There's really no mark on my tongue. But yeah, she said it was in her hand, and she just carried it and handed it at the emergency room to the doctor, and they were able to do that. How much of the tongue do you think? She said the whole thing. She said it was in her hand. I cut it off. The whole thing.

Yeah. So just imagine, as you're being scared, I'm falling, I'm falling. You know, to brace your fall as a kid, you think that would do it, and then went to tongue. That's hard to believe. Ray, do you believe it? Yeah, I do. I mean, I don't have any reason. It wasn't like social media back then.

I don't know why my mom would just lie for TikTok views or something. Maybe she was really ahead of it. Yeah, she knew it would be. Yeah, she knew of a go viral. NASA hopes to have people living on the moon by 2029. Think about that. 2020, what? 2029.

No. So this is the NASA guy talking on CBS about people living on the moon. Hit that. I would say starting in 2027, we want to start building the base. in 2028, when the NASA astronauts get to the surface of moon, there's going to be a buggy there, a lunar terrain vehicle, there's going to be a start of infrastructure. 2029, you're going to have more infrastructure.

But I would say early 2030s, the moon is going to be like the International Space Station. You're going to have crews that are there on pretty extended periods of time, as we learn in that environment and prepare for Mars. And invest in that property now. Yeah, and I've got an idea. Invest in fixing your echo on your microphone. Yeah. Yeah, bro.

You can tell us to buy something. Trying to get to the moon, dude. You got to fix that first. I need to ask Dave Ramsey about moon property. David's Bobby here in Nashville I got a question Been considered buying some moon property Your thoughts

Well Bobby how much do you owe What are your assets That's from face to nation The cops were cracking up After a burglary suspect's truck was stolen During his arrest I don't know if you guys saw this But so this guy called police to report

This truck had been stolen And just minutes before they had got a call about a burglary at a Verizon store, but it was that guy. So he robbed, and then as he was robbing, they stole his truck. And then after he finished Robin, he called and goes, they stole my truck. Here, that's funny. They're not truck? Oh, my God.

That's kind of some karma shit right there, ain't it? Well, I left the keys in. Yeah, that's some karma shit right there, dude. Compton laughing at them. That's funny. He robbed a store, left his car running, or at least the keys in it, and they stole his car. That's from the New York Post. did get in trouble because he robbed a store. Yeah. You robbed a store. Yeah. You can just have to walk out

and chalk that up to life. Yep. You walk out, car's gone. Sorry. I guess I need to rob another store. So if you want to be able to recall something, especially something important, even in the morning, they say warm up your memory by moving your eyes from side to side for 30 seconds with your eyes open. So if you keep your eyes open, and 30 seconds is a long time because I did this experiment at home, you just go side to side like this I end up getting kind of dizzy horizontal eye movements are thought to help interaction

between the two hemispheres of the brain you're kind of bouncing back and forth and they say that this can retrieve memories now who they is I don't know so I want to say that but it helps you remember things but also hopefully combats a bit of brain fog

which keeps you from remembering things so just doing that you look like you're going crazy right now oh well I'm trying to go side to side yeah but she's not Hers is clunky. She's like, she goes to the right,

this is her right, then she moves her head. Well, it's difficult. It makes me think of like stuff I've done in therapy, like brain spotting where you know,

have you ever done that where you look at different points and you move your eyes all around? I've not done that. I did have to do a thing that where they put my picture of me when I was 12 on a wall and I had to talk to it.

No way. That's tough. That's one of those things. Composure is not kept. You cry right of. Yep. And my composure is usually kept. My not crying is not a masculinity thing. It's always been a vulnerability thing. I didn't feel like I was allowed to be vulnerable as a kid just because I had to survive. So I didn't cry. Never cry. You got to talk to your 12 year old self about name it. The things you're proud of your 12 year old self for, the things you wish you had done better, the things you want to say to the people that were around you at 12 years old, like your grandma or your mom. 30 seconds in, I start crying. I've done that two, maybe three times.

I did the first time cried like crazy. And it's one of those where you go and you can't quite catch your breath after. And the second time, I'm like, I already know how to do this. I'll get through this, fine. So I'm like, hey, 12, you're right at it again. Third time, same. I did this one thing once in therapy where I had to put scarfs on chairs. And what they're doing is just trying to see.

what exercise will connect you to whatever it is that it's hard to break through to and so this scarf was my grandma this scarf was my mom this scarf was like my biological dad and I had to talk to the scarfs and that was a hard one that's a hard one for sure

I haven't worn a scarf since why don't they do pictures instead of scarfs I don't have pictures of them and I don't have pictures like there they don't tell you get the kid one Sometimes you don't even need a scarf. You might just do like empty chair.

Or maybe he told you to put in it in. The kid one was, hey, have a picture of you between this age. Yeah. So I had it on my phone. Got it. And it was, yeah. And so. The scarves would be tough.

Scarves, they had the scarves. They didn't tell me to bring them in. But yeah, up until the day, I wore, you guys knew me. I wore a scarf every day to work. Yeah, not anymore. I can't even look at it. That one gets you big time. These homeowners are sued after they left rat poison out for the neighborhood

dogs. That's terrible. Tie them up, punch them in the face over and over again in town square, then put them in that thing with their head through the hole in their arms and hang them there and let us keep walking by and slap them in the face. That's so bad. That's so bad. You are awful.

A Minnesota couple is being sued by the state's attorney general after placing rat poison along the edge of their yard to keep the dogs from being on their yard, which they were doing. The lawsuit claims the poison, which was left out, was eaten by multiple dogs, forcing one to be treated immediately, another to be hospitalized on and on. officials say a neighborhood dog may have died. They're not putting that poison there as an invisible fence because those are those invisible fences you don't see them.

Your dog has a collar. It runs through it. It doesn't do that but about once. They're putting it there because a dog's going to lick it and die. Yeah. I hate those people. I don't hate many people. I hate those people.

If the story is true. The state is seeking tens of thousands of dollars in penalties alleging the couple violated pesticide laws and created a serious danger to pets. I will say again, they're being sued. The lawsuit says, and this is alleged as of now. But if this is true, I hate these people. That is the worst. Want to play a game?

Yeah. We are going to play a movie game. Ramunda, what is this movie game? So Tom Hanks is having his birthday, 70 years old. So I'm going to play you a movie clip from a Tom Hanks movie. You name the movie. It's a famous movie of Hays. He's 70.

Wow. I'm trying to think if I think that's old. or young for him. I feel like that's old. Hmm. I think it's right. Just right on? It feels about right for Tom Hanks.

But what a treat though he has for America, huh? Oh yeah. And so many movies. Like America, sweetheart. I love Tom Hanks. Not as much as you. Dude, I love Tom Hanks. And I've never met him.

I haven't either. I don't think most people in America have met Tom Hanks. I've met him. I have. I have. Mike's met him. And me and Scuba, we were at the premiere of Elvis. and apparently he was there.

We didn't even know he was there. We didn't meet him. But you're acting like turkey sausage. Like, I've never even had turkey sausage and a lot of other people I have. You're like, I never even met Tom Hanks. But I love Tom Hanks. And I feel like we just missed a big opportunity.

Ray, example? I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is. It's a very famous one, Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump. How many do you have? We got seven. All right. Everybody good?

Yep. Yep. All right. Go ahead. There's no crying in baseball. When you guys are all written down, let me know. I don't have a pen, so I'll go first. I'm in.

I'm in. I'm in for the win. There's no crying in baseball. A league of their own. League of their own. A league of their own. A league of their own. Good job.

One. Next. Houston, we have a problem. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Apollo 13.

Apollo 13 Apollo 11 Oh Amy You missed it by two Dang missed by two Wait what Thanks for your honesty though I thought that

Eleven landed on the moon Well I haven't written down That's what I thought the movie was about They didn't land Oh gosh Spoiler alert Oh god All right next up

Yeah you do One hit wonders It's a very common tale You want to hang around for a while Okay by me But you're out of the hotel this afternoon Can't help that I'm in

Oh. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy? That thing you do? That thing you do. I should have got at a fairness. The One Eaters.

Lunchbox? Almost famous. Eddie? That thing you do. Oh, the music thing made you think almost famous? Yeah, I don't know what that other one is. You never saw you doing that thing you do. No?

No. And I've never seen Almost Famous either, so I just knew that was about music. All right. Next. On the day of my judgment. when I stand before God and he asks me why did I did I kill one of his true miracles what am I going to say what I just got chills I'm in I'm in for the wind hmm would you play it again on the day of my judgment when I stand before God

and he asks me why did I did I kill one of his true miracles what am I going to say? I may be totally wrong, but the movie I'm thinking of is the one, the prison one, and he's the white guy, and there's also the big black dude. I can't think of the name of the movie,

and it was really good, but that's the one I would have guessed, but I have no answer. Yeah. What do you have? I just have green. That's green mile. I don't know the name of it.

I think that's what I would have picked. I don't know if it's right, but I don't have the whole thing. I just have one word. That's it. I got white dude and black dude. And I got green. Prison movie.

Yeah. Lunchbox? The green mile. Eddie? That is the green mile. Dang. We were so close. Our powers combined.

We got it. Yep. All right next. That wasn't flying. That was falling with style. I'm in. I've never seen this. I'm in.

Go ahead again. That wasn't flying. That was falling with style. That wasn't flying. That was falling with style. All right. I'll just go with this. I'm going to go.

Toy Story. Toy Story. That's what I have. Do you know? I don't know. He sounds like a cartoon, like a... Lunchbox? I thought it sounded animated, so I put Toy Story.

I have no idea. Eddie? That's Toy Story. Oh my gosh. How about that? Mike, how many... What we got score-wise? Eddie has five, Bobby, and Lunchbox have four, and Amy has three.

How many more? Two more. Go. Yes. Earn this. What? Did he say anything? I heard a lot of breathing and a lot of music.

Would you do that, hold on. Would you do that again, please, starting now? Yes. I'm in. Hmm. I'm in for the wind. I hear a lot of dialogue there. So it's got to be Polar Express.

Are you in? Mm-hmm. I'm going castaway. Death. Classic. Oh, that's a good one. Lunchbox? put castaway because I've never seen it and there wasn't any talking so that had to be it.

Eddie? I believe this is the very end of saving Private Ryan. Oh, that's got to be what it is. Good job. Good job. One more. Don't you love New York in the fall? Makes me want to buy school supplies.

I would send you a bouquet of newly sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address. I honestly thought Amy was yelling at the back of that clip at somebody. He was looking at me like. I looked at Amy like, are you okay? I thought that was Amy yelling in the background. Sounded like it. One more time. Don't you love New York in the fall?

Makes me want to buy school supplies. I would send you a bouquet of newly sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address. I'm in. I'm in for the win. I think that's you have mail. You got mail me a letter. Hold on my pants. I'm going to go with you got mail.

You've got mail. You've got mail. You've got mail. You've got mail. Good job, dude. You should have swept. That's your guy. I love all the movies.

But you also played really well. Score, Mike. Eddie with seven, Bobby and Amy with lunchbox with five and Amy with four. Your score was very confusing to me. Bobby and Lunchbox had five. Amy had four. Got it. Eddie Goodwin.

Let's go. Best Tom Hanks movie ever is. I mean, it has to be Forrest Gump. Would it be like best or my favorite? Okay, let's do my favorite real quick. Splash. Oh, really? Why are you going way back?

I love Splash. Oh, then if we're going back, go big. Big is so good. Fine, bosom buddies. Oh, yeah. It's a TV show, right? Turn a hooch. Yeah. Favorite ever is probably going to have to be Forrest Gump.

Forrest Gump. That is, yeah, the best. Good win. Listen. And you're there. For heart-wrenching knockouts. World's biggest stage. And breathtaking triumph.

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Stream it all live on TSN Radio. Available on IHeart Radio. It's the anonymous synbox. Anonymous Sinbox. There's a question to be had. Oh, Bobby Bones. My son is 22 years old and still in our family phone plan. Because he's on our account, we can see his location.

at all times. Recently he told us he wants us to stop tracking him because he's an adult and he feels like we're invading his privacy. The issue came to a head recently when we noticed he was spending the weekend with friends but his location showed he was actually at his girlfriend's apartment. He wants us to stop tracking him. I say if we're paying, we should have access. Are we wrong for expecting access?

Signed, tracking in Tennessee. Well, we have an unhealthy relationship here between all parties. So I will start by saying to the son, you're 22. If you don't want them knowing the things they can find out from your phone that they're paying for, get your own phone and get your own bill. Yeah. That's the first thing, kid, or I somewhat say, adult. 22. You're 22.

Now, let's say you love being on the family plan. you really don't feel like you can afford it right now because you got some other stuff going on. You don't want to leave it, but you want them to stop watching you. You can have that conversation with your parents. I know the parents sent this and say, hey, I'm an adult. Could you please just not track me? But it's up to them to decide if they want to track you or not because they're paying for the bill. It's like if you lived in their house, they have still the rules they can put in play.

It doesn't matter if you're 22 or 32. their house the rules. Yes. This is a bit of that. You can have the conversation and say it would make me feel better as an adult that you wouldn't track me. But if they want to track you because they pay the bill, hey, bro, that show is. So he needs to get his own phone line. As a parent, though, if I'm just talking to you and he's not listening, don't be telling them you're watching him.

You can watch though, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you just don't be telling. Yeah, you don't have to call him out on stuff. Right. Unless it needs to be called out where there's some massive fight and I wasn't here. Well, we were tracking. You have to save those and you can track all you want,

but I think it's better for the relationship that you're not constantly tracking and looking at what he's doing on a Saturday night. He needs to get his own phone though. If this is what his concern is. Well, is the concern, will he be able to keep his number? I believe so. Okay. I don't know, but I believe nobody I know that had to change phones recently had to get a new number. I mean, but changing accounts.

It's not just changing. Like, he's removing himself from their account. Also, it doesn't matter. Get a new number. And just tell everyone your new number. Yes. Go to that phone and be like, this is my new number. Yeah, this is 88% on this 22-year-old needs to get his own phone if this is what's bothering him.

And the other small percentages, hey, you don't need to be telling them you're tracking them all the time. Well, maybe they're trying to use his motivation for him to get his own phone. And here we have it. Yeah. And here we have it. Because that would work. Most of me is he needs to get his own phone if he's whining about what you're doing with your collection of phones that you're paying for.

Dude, get your own phone. You're 22. All right, there you go. Close it up. I love John Stamos. I love Uncle Jesse. I love Full House. I was talking to John Stamos about why he's never done dancing with the stars and then forever

from Jesse and the Rippers. My wife and I dance that song. They played that. And so this interview is so good. It's John Stamos, Uncle Jesse, from Full House. This is the Bobby Ball Show. How many times you've been asking you to do that show? Every single season, I said, stop.

Don't ever ask me again. I'm never going to do that show. Man, you would love it now. You would love it now. Why? Because I'm telling you, you say you want to dance with Emma Slater, and you would learn so much about yourself and your kid would love it if you were doing it, too. I do know.

kids. No, I just never, I think, what makes that show good is people suffering and I don't want to look. I'm looking like fools, you know, like, you know, they're breaking their feet and it's, you know, their calluses, where they, you know. That was me. I tore my shoulder, episode one, I fell down. No kidding. And you won.

Who else who was on there? You don't have to be that surprise. I wasn't the only contestant. Okay, you got herbal. Okay, I got to get that. No, he wasn't on my season. He was just on prior. You said he was on?

No, he was on. prior they would talk about him so who else was on your season that you beat oh from fuller house fernando wait yeah what's his real name jp p won p w p wang p w p w pflo i beat one p that guy won that year and you shouldn't have won oh my god that was an upset that kid he got tens all the way across and then some jack came in and beat him that's me oh my god i'm done with this podcast that's right oh my god i got to tell my wife that was a big upset that guy was a beautiful dancer. He got tens all way across the board. And you came in

and somehow one, like it was rigged. I was going to call the ABC. Yeah. You're that guy. That's right. Wait, so how did that happen? That guy was good, by the way, but he didn't make the photo. He was great. Yeah, he was a trained dancer. So how did he lose to you?

Didn't he get tens every single week? Yes, he got tens from the judges, but the people matter as much. The people, what people? Oh, the voters. Yeah. And how did you get more than the guy from Fuller House. You said it earlier. I'm warm.

There's something about me. Bobby Bonds. You little... That's right. We played forever at the wedding. And that was like my wife's favorite song that you played on Full House. I also loved it.

I also loved like the Dennis version, you know, from the Beach Boys way back in the day. Like I loved all the versions. And so that's a real, real special moment for us. But thanks to Jesse and the Rippers. You got it. It's so funny because I like to look at my DMs because I'll look for, you know, people that I can help out. Sometimes I'll send videos to special needs kids or whatever it's. But I'd say six out of 10 DMs that I get are asking me to sing that song at their wedding. Like, oh, could you, it's this date. And at 4 o'clock, could you be like, sure.

But it's flattering. It does make a really beautiful wedding song, I think. John, thank you for your time. Can I ask you a last question? I would love, but seriously, because this is what's going to happen. We're going to hang up and then I'll probably bump into you at some, sometime in L.A. and you're not going to remember me. And, but we're going to always have this moment of us being friends. But if you do decide, do you want to hang out in Nashville?

This is for real. I'm in. I really, when we get off this thing, we hang up or when we stop the interview, I'll give you my phone number and you text me. I'll never text you, though. I would never, I will never. Okay, you give me your phone number and I'll never text you. I don't really share my number with folks. But I'll get you something.

That was schmuckpake, folks. That interview is an hour long. You want to go and watch it. It's on Netflix. You want to listen to it. It's on the Bobbycast podcast. Just go search for the Bobbycast wherever you get your podcast. It was awesome.

And you turn the radio on and the dials just keeps on turn. It's all turned. We have to hear. Eddie Amy lunchbox, more game two. Steve Redavitt's trying to put you through. Mike is riding this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone.

We have 90 seconds on the clock. Amy will give us as many investigative cornies as possible. The record is six. Ready? Yep. Go. The morning corny. What beverage excels in dance class.

Coke, zero. Sprites. Dance, toe. Mountain Dew. Lombada. What kind of drink? What kind of soda?

What you say? What? Beverage? Oh, beverage. Tea. Lemonade. Okay, let's name drinks. Bia.

Fanta. Dance class. Fanta. That's old school. Okay. Squirm. What kind of dances are there? The Watusi?

I was going to say Watusi, yeah. There's a hat name. Tango? Tango. Tango. What drink is Tango? I don't know. Tapp.

You're using the, you think we're going to remember TAP? TAP water. Yes! Oh, it's tap water? There was a coat. So it was named TAP. What would water wear to a fancy dinner? Agua.

H2. Agua pants. Yeah, good. Nice glass. What is it? We say it again? Hydro. What would water?

waterwear to a fancy dinner. Okay, so a tuxedo. Black tie. A fancy dinner, water. Dress. Fine China. Water. I don't know. A wet suit. A wet suit. Yes.

Wow. Okay. How do you make a waterbed more bouncy? I can't say that. How do you make a water bed more bouncy? Put more water in it? You wave on, you lay on. on it, you bounce, you jump, create waves. You shock waves.

Send waves. Ask it again, Amy. Cap. How do you make a waterbed more bouncy? Add springs? Oh, spring water. I bet that was it. That's it. You got it. We didn't get in time. He said add springs. It would have been spring water. Yeah. We were about a second away from getting number three.

And this was a hard category, but can you guess the theme? It was water. Vampires. Water. Yeah. Yeah. Water. And there's water. What do we get? I think two.

And two and a half. We didn't get the third one, but we were close. We were close. It's okay. Hey, everybody had fun? I had fun. All right. Voice Mal's number one, please.

I just want to say, I love In the Weeds podcast. It's my favorite thing to listen to. And I know you think nobody cares about it, but we love it. We love the insight. We love the day to day. We love the personal things. Keep it going. Love y'all.

Bye. Thank you. Nobody should care about that podcast. If you want to listen to it, it's up on the Bobby Bones. No, it's on the BobbyCast feed. It's up on my personal YouTube channel as well. You should not watch it or listen to it because it is completely boring. But for some reason, it is popping.

Thank you for that. The YouTube is Bobby Bones channel at Bobby Bones channel. All right, next one. I was wondering if there was an update on Lunchbox's Price's Right Trip to Temecula. I know you guys have mentioned he only had like a third. certain time to claim the dates he was going before the trick expires entirely. So I was wondering if there isn't a bit on that. Thank you.

No, I haven't heard from Price is right on that. I've gotten an email. I mean, I got the exercise equipment and I got an email saying the computer was on the way, but those are the only updates that I have. The exercise is going to have? No. It's still sitting on your porch? Yeah.

I put a blanket over it, though. Oh, good. How about that? Is it a pretty blanket? No, no, it's just like a ratty blanket. Huh. How about that? Good for you, buddy. Well, that way, you can't see what it is because we were going on vacation and I was like, man, I can't just leave this out here for a week. It's not possible someone steals it, right? It's huge. It's huge. And heavy.

Yeah, it's almost 300 pounds. But still no details on your trip you wanted to Mac Yellow. Correct. Don't know when I'm getting to go to the, I guess it's called Wine Country, but I thought that was Napa, but whatever, hot air balloon country. I thought you were like they were waiting on you to give them dates. I don't think so, man. You should look into that. Because like what if it, does it have an expert? Yeah.

I don't think so, Phil's. I don't know. Not sure. I will get back to you on that. I will check it out. But I'm pretty sure they're supposed to contact me and tell me when they want me to go. So lunchbox won on prices right. You want a whole bunch of crap, including a gym that's still sitting on his porks that he has not.

Dude, do you have to sell that thing? I know. I'm going to sell it. I'm going to get serious about this. You want a computer. Computer with a webcam. built-in. The habit?

Desktop. No, it was going to be shipped. Haven't got it yet. Shoes? Haven't heard anything about the shoes. That is like crickets. And the trip to Temecula. Haven't heard anything.

Crickets. Okay. There we have it. And he's not on the Emmy submission. Yeah, they picked some other lady that she won the showcase and then she won both showcases and we should consider us for an Emmy. Okay, well, there you have it. But you're happy.

When? Oh, man. It was so awesome. Thank God. He sounds so bitter about the whole thing. And you know what I was thinking about? Why? And I was thinking about this while I was sitting at the lake.

And I'm sitting there and I'm like, you know how crazy it had been? But they never offered a boat on my show. They offer a boat a lot of times on Price is Right. That's what you're thinking about what they didn't offer you? Yes, I was sitting at the lake going, just imagine if they would have said, and it's your brand new boat! And I was like sitting there at the lake as all the boats and jet skis were zooming by. on the water going, and I could have been, that could have been me.

Honestly, I think it's a blessing because that boat would still be in front of his house, all covered in a blanket. But what do you do with that? Because that's on wheels. You can move that. He didn't win this show. What would you have done with the boat? Take it to a lake.

Anyway, send us a voicemail anytime. 877-77-Bobby. 877-77 Bobby. That is our number. This story comes to us from Wildwood, Florida. A 43-year-old man walked into a subway, ordered a sandwich, paid, sat down, took one bite, stale bread. And he goes up to the 18-year-old worker goes, you gave me stale bread on purpose. And he's like, sir, it's not stale.

He goes, here, try it. He goes, I'm not biting your sandwich. So what's the 43-year-old do? Slaps him across the face. It's weird because now there's a sense of relief. when it's only a slap or a punch. Oh yeah, because we're used to like a gun. Guns.

When he goes slaps, I'm like, oh, thank God. Cute. Like, give that guy a reward for handling his only slightly immature. So then what happens? He got charged with Mr. Meener Battery. What? Mr. Meener Battery. What?

Mr. Meener Battery. What's his name? His name. No, no. The man you're talking about. Of the Meener family. Mr. Meener. Mr. Meener.

Mr. Meener. Yeah, the meaner. What's his wife's name? Miss Miner? No, that's the charge. Okay. So, what was it again? Mr. Meener battery, Mr. Meener. Mr. Meener. Isn't that how you say it? It's not. We're just giving you a hard time. What is it? Mista? Yeah. Mistaminer?

Mista. M-D-A-M-A-M-A? No, not M-A. Mr. M-A-M-A. Like, there's no R like Mr. Like, spell it. M-I-S-D-E-R, M-E-A-N-O-R. Mr. isn't R, but it's Mr. Meanor. Mr. Deer. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. All right, well, he got that charge. Mr. Meener. What did Mrs. Meener say, though, when he got home?

You're going to be on a year probation. All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Amy was telling us recently that she's been working on a keynote speech to go and speak at places. And so we got this voicemail here. Good morning studio. This message is for Amy. heard about your keynote thing that you were working on. And I think it's really interesting.

And I hope you finish it. And I could really use what you were talking about. I wish I could have heard more. So keep doing it. How's that going? That's encouraging. Thank you for that call. It's going well.

I pretty much, in the final stages of it, I've made progress since we last talked about it, putting a bow on it. But it won't be a full book. because like I said, I'll tailor it to for the event specifically. Whimsic. Whimsic. Whimsie. Talk to your food, man.

It's not, that was just an example, but I think that would be one though I'd go to. What? Amy presents talk to your food. And it's just literal types of food that she has conversations with. I would go to that one. Yeah. Give me the next one. So what was unclear in my opinion

was was it a timed 100 question test. It seemed that Bobby rushed, but others were patient on answering questions, so that, to me, affected the outcome. Yeah, so we had a 100-question, easy trivia, yearly challenge on the Bobby Buncho podcast feed, and everybody did the same 100 questions, and you can go watch it. I won't tell you who won, but you go watch it. People are really passionate about this. I'm going to tell you, there are no rules other than if people took too long. I was like, let's go, move it, move it. if they didn't. But also, there are times in our real game, if somebody's taking forever,

but I'm enjoying the process of them figuring it out. Mostly it's Amy, sometimes it's lunchbox. With Abby, we just pray. We hold hands and just root for her to get through it. I will give people extra time if it's just fun to listen to. There are really no rules. You're not playing for a scholarship. I hear you. So you've been heard. But I stand by it. And sometimes if you guys mess around and you're slowing a few, we've got to get back on track. We got to get the next four questions. You've got to answer quickly. So, yes, was it exactly the same for everyone?

No, because everybody handled it differently. What was funny is I went to the Times to look at how long it took each of you to go through the 100 questions. And it was like, Eddie, 17 minutes, lunchbox, 18 minutes, 30 seconds. Amy, four hours, 12 seconds. Oh, yeah. I got the hint after like the second question was about something about outer space. and I sat here and he goes, we're going to be here all day. And so then after that, I didn't hesitate on any of them.

So, and honestly, in that game, you shouldn't. Just go with your gut. You're probably, unless you're Amy not going to come up with a deep dig and find it. Sometimes she deep digs and find stuff and it's unbelievable. But that's why I let that happen sometimes because it's funny. But yeah, no, you're right. And what was weird was Trump called the governing body of the 100 questions and trying to get it overturned. Yeah.

Did it work? Nope, it didn't. We are who we are. But he tried to get it overturned. but we still have our winner. Okay. You can go watch it on the Bobby Bone Show YouTube. Just at Bobby Bone Show.

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