The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Bobby Had His First Beer + Weird Thing Bobby Wore In Bed Last Night + Did Lunchbox Steal? + Country Music Lyrics Game

Episode Date: May 1, 2025

Bobby shared how he had his first beer yesterday after having a day playing golf. He said it made him feel like a man. Bobby revealed the weird thing he wrote to bed last night and we questioned if he is doing okay. Lunchbox shared the miscommunication that happened with him picking up a to-go order and we decided whether or not he stole. We played a round of the Country Music Lyrics game hosted by Raymundo so Bobby could play. Raymundo reads a question about country music lyrics to test to see who knows the most about famous country songs. A caller wants a chance to win an expensive item that Bobby owns. Will he give him a shot?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I think it's all stress-related. And I say, I don't want to get gross, but the stomach's been bad. And I've been throwing up. But do the- Yeah, we get it. Got it. So I'm in bed and my nightmare is using the bathroom in the bed. And I'm going to tell you why.

I have trauma from peeing the bed until I was like eight. And it's also why don't like to stay at people's house. because I was afraid I'd pee the bed even later. Yeah. So I didn't pee the bed all the time, but there were a few instances a year where I peed the bed. And part of me thinks I was just lazy and didn't we want to get out of bed. But part of me is like maybe there was some trauma from being. Yeah.

So I really. Also, like, I'm on the line anyway. Like, I don't know how my wife's attracted to me. And I already feel that way too. And I think if I poop the bed, it would definitely take it down a notch. So my stomach's been so messed up. So last night, I tried to go to bed about 930 or 10. And the schedule for the show isn't the best if you hate waking up in the morning, which I do.

I woke up around one and my stomach is gurgling. I'm like, oh, no, no, no, no. And I'm just wearing mine to wear. I just sleep in boxer briefs and that's it. But I also realize that's one, that's just one fine, that's thin line that separates me from the bed. Because if I do have an accident, it's, and the bed is different because it's going to go through the sheet. And for sure, then how do you scrub it even out of a bed? That's staying forever on a mattress.

Yeah. Almost impossible. Almost impossible to get out. In a mattress? I'm sure you have a mattress cover. We do, but trust me, you'd go through that too. We're talking toxic. So, we don't have kids yet.

I don't really know how to do a diaper. I got up and I put a pair of shorts on every underwear. And then I took a towel and made a diaper and tucked it and wore a diaper to sleep last night. What is going on? Why, I know what's going on? I don't want to poop the bed. I know, but, wow. If my wife would have seen me walk in the room, I don't know if you remember the old cartoon

forever ago like baby Huey from like the 50s or 60s. It was like this really huge baby in a, or baby New Year. I was baby New Year last night in a diaper. Or a sumo wrestler. Okay, thank you. I mean, I feel like I've been pretty in shape, but okay. No, that's not what I meant. They sort of look like they have on little towels around their loins.

I was wearing a diaper. So your wife did not see you? No, not at all. But I left the towel on the side of the bed. And she was like, why was there a towel on the side of the bed? So I told her, I said, I basically made a di- I made a diaper because I don't want to use a bathroom in the bed. And she's like, if you had to use a bathroom in bed, that's okay.

We'd have cleaned it up. But I said, oh, no, no, no, no. I said, if I'd use the bathroom in the bed, I, first of all, I would have, like, woken her up and made an excuse. Like, there's a fire in the house and then burn the whole house down, so she never saw it. Right. Yeah. And then after I burned the house down, I would have, like, sit her on a trip by herself until we built a new house and they got a new bed in there. That is a nightmare scenario.

So should we just order you some depends today? Just so you can. Adult diapers, yeah. If I would have had those You can call them plups. No, I don't need them for the older boy. No, I get it. I get it.

I don't. If I would have had one out of put it on. Well, that's what I mean. Like, if we just go ahead and get you some, then you'll have them. But it's not, this is not something that happens a lot. This is the only time I've ever put on a diapers last night.

Okay. Well, I'm just saying, just in case. And it wasn't even a real diaper. It was a towel. I doubled up, too, if I'd think about it. Double up, uh, uh, put a towel down to lay on and then put another one as a diaper. Smart. because the diaper, I never put a diaper on it.

If it'd stay on or not. Yeah. Well, it wasn't a real diaper. So, yeah. Well, it's a difference. It's a cloth diaper. Rich people do cloth diapers. Yeah, but did you safety pin it?

Oh, give me one of those too when you order on me stuff. Okay. Give me a really big safety thing. Yes. So where does that put me on the list of weirdos? Was it weird or was it just being proactive? I think it's being proactive, but I am worried about whatever's happening with you to where you think it's uncontrollable.

Well, it's uncontrollable. if you have to go to the bath. You never used a bathroom on yourself? I didn't a car once. It's terrible. It's terrible. One or two? Two. Oh, gosh. Yeah. I guess if you're having, I mean, are you worried right now? No. As we sit here. You don't think you're going to have to run to the bathroom?

Well, yeah, but I can run. Wait, are you wearing a diaper right now? You're like, why are your pants all weird? No, but I'm asleep. Yeah, I guess it can't be considered weird because you're just trying to take care of yourself and keep your bed clean. And keep your wife attracted to you. Although, it's got to be comforting to know.

that she's like, hey, if you were to do that, it's okay. I brought the whole I was down. And if she were to do that, you would say it's okay, right? Oof. Or would you not? That would be real tough, man. So y'all wouldn't see, if your wife is sick. You can't unsee that.

Yeah. Yeah, but she's sick. Bobby's sick. I've seen her give birth, but that would... My wife? No, my wife. That would cross the line. What?

If somebody is sick, you all have not cared for that many sick adults. I think that it would be fine. She's not as weird about it as. I am. So all I'm doing is picturing it from my, yeah, it'll be fine. I want my dog's butt every day. That's not a big deal because he's been sick. He's a dog, man. It's a dog. It's good for a dog. Anyway, I was wearing a diaper last night. Cool. I feel like we know stuff about you sometimes that I'm like, I don't know that I should know this, but it's okay. I was four layered though. Remember that underwear, shorts,

diaper, and then a towel underneath. It's proactive. Yeah, yeah. So I am prepared. If nothing else, I'm very prepared. Hello, Bobby Bones. I'm dating one of my high school teachers. Don't freak out. I'm 21. She's 26. We happen to run into each other at a bar where we were both hanging out and we hit it off.

It's not like we were flirting in school. Anyway, we've been keeping our relationship quiet because I don't want her to feel uncomfortable around my friends and family. When's a good time to start easing people into the idea? How do I keep people from getting all weird and keep her from feeling uneasy? Signed hot for X teacher. First of all, let's go. That's pretty cool. Let's go, bro.

Yeah. That's legit. I mean, it's totally okay, but it's also weird. No. It's awesome. Let's go. But it's okay. Yeah.

That never happens. Yeah. I mean, so they run into each other. I just kind of want to sit in this for a minute. I mean, she's like, wow, you did it. You've matured. You did it. Yeah, let's go, buddy.

Okay. All right. Yeah. Let's go. Let's go. There's nothing weird about it. 26 and 21, age-wise, I mean, you're fine. I can understand where she would feel a little weird

because it looks like she took advantage of you, even though she didn't. You probably have to explain that over and over. I think after the first two times, it's not an issue anymore. I would compare it to back in the day when you met somebody online. The first couple of times,

yeah, we met online, then it's not even a thing you talk about anymore because you're just together. So, yeah, it's going to be a little funny, a little uncomfortable for her maybe at first, but there's no reason to be because if you really met now, nothing is wrong. She didn't groom you.

And also it sounds like you were 17 anyway, so you were close. Let's go, buddy. That's the impression, you know what I'm saying? If this was flipped to like male teacher and, 26 and 21, same thing. Would you be like, well, let's go, buddy? Yeah. Oh.

I get a little creepier. But it's a little bit, but it's still okay because it's legal. But yeah, a little creepier because I've been like, Were you checking her out when she was 17? Yeah, so, so nothing, nothing funny here. It's going to be fine. Just do it. Go.

This is your girl. Yeah, she was my teacher. You're going to get a couple like, wow, did you? No, get through that because you're going to have to get through that. So you might as well get started now. But in the more I think about it, I'm just like, oh, buddy. Yeah. What I'm talking about?

You know what I mean? Mm-hmm. Let's go. All right. Pull that yearbook out. You know what I'm saying? We're going to play a country music lyrics game. I don't have the game.

Ray's going to host it. How does this work, Ray? All right. So I'm going to read you a part of a song and you're just going to tell me the answer to. Like, let me give you an example. In something like that by Tim McGraw, what did she wear that was killing him? Mini skirt. I had a barbecue stain on my white t-shirt.

She was killing me in that miniskirt. Okay. I like this. Got it. Cool. Okay, so we'll do seven of these, and I'm playing, and write your answer down. It's not a speed round. Well, I'll play.

All right, and action. In check yes or no by George Strait, who did he used to sit next to in third grade? I feel like... What? I'm in. I feel like she has three names. Because it's not coming to me right now. Lunchbox's head is down as well.

You're confused me when you say there's something. three names. Well, don't listen to him. He knows everything, so I... He might be wrong. I might be wrong. Okay, I'm in. All right, if it's three names, then I wrote down three. What do you have, lunchbox? Emmy Lou Harris. I have Emmylou Mays.

It's not Amy Lou Harris. That's a real person. What do you have? It's not Mays either. It's not. Dang. Sorry, it's Emmy Lou Hayes. Eddie? I have Emmy Lou Hayes. Good job, guys. Emmy Lou Hayes.

It started way back in third, I used to sit beside Emmylou Hayes. Hey, would you mind singing it for us? It started way back in third grade. I used to sit beside Emmy Lou Hayes. Sounds like you spoke it. All right. All right, go ahead, number two.

What time do the events begin in the Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks? Oh, it's one of two. Oh, God. It's one of two times. Okay, I'm in. We read the question again? What time do the events begin in the Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks? Oh, I got it.

I got it. My memory is so bad. Amy? What? Not correct? Okay, yeah, I don't have no idea. Lunchbox? 3.30 in the morning.

Oh, not a soul in sight. 3.30 in the morning. Eddie? 3.30 in the morning. Oh, I couldn't get there. They're light like a ghost town on a city of sign. Okay, next up. In the ones that didn't make it back home by Justin Moore, what dish is used in grandma's recipe?

Got it. I'm in. Read it again, please. And the ones that didn't make it back home by Justin Moore, what dish is made using Grandma's recipe? I've never heard this one. Yes, you have. I like how we all tell him what he's heard.

Lunchbox? Apple pie. Green bean casserole. Green bean casserole. Sing it, Ray? Tour was up, middle of June. She was planning a welcome home barbecue. Green bean casserole, grandma's recipe.

So you didn't know the melody, just sang the words, right? No idea. Okay, good. All right. How many is that? Four. Oh, I have three written down. The example and then, so yeah, three told them.

The example. Hey, he doesn't host a lot, okay? Let's guys. Who's winning? Eddie with three, Bobby and Amy with two, lunchbox at one. All right, let's get it again. And I wish Grandpa's never died by Riley Green. What type of beer does he hope that coolers never run out of?

What? Huh? Guys, we got to do more known songs. I know the answer to that. You do? Here one more time. You got to ask Ray. Ray, can you do it one more time?

And I wish Grandpa's never died by Riley Green. What type of beer does he hope that coolers never run out of? I'm in for the wind. Lunchbox? Bush Light. Amy? Coors. Yes, I caught her.

Oh, no, you're in the lead. You caught me what? You're in the lead. I got it wrong. I'm in the lead. You're in the lead. What do you have? I have cores.

My dad failed me. That was his favorite beer, so I just went with it. It's Bud Light. Bud light. Oh. And every road was named Copperhead, and coolers never ran out of bud light. Was that him singing it? He tried.

I think he just says it louder. Okay. Oh, we're tied. Okay, good. Hang it. And don't take the girl by Tim McGraw. At what age did Johnny's dad take him fishing? I'm in.

Whoa, guys. I'm in for the win. I'm in. This is the easy one, right? Everybody having to him? Yeah, yeah. Lunchbox you go. Eight years old.

Anybody else? Eight. Eight. Eight. Johnny's daddy was taking him fish in when he was eight years old. That's better. Okay. How many more do we have?

Two more. Okay, go ahead. And that's my kind of night by Luke Bryan. What river are he and the girl floating down? I'm in for the win. Again, please. And that's my kind of night by Luke Brian. What river are he and the girl floating down?

I have it. I'm in. You still don't have it? I'm in. Amy does. What are you waiting on? Why's your chase like that? I'm trying to organize it in my head.

Okay, I'm in. The rhymes. Hey, what do you have? Cumberland. Wrong. Yeah, I know. Lunchbox? Flint River, gonna catch the catfish dinner.

That's it. I have Flint River as well. You do? Yeah, what do you have? Flynn River. Okay. Floating down the Flint River, catch us up a little catfish dinner. It's sound like a winner, winter, when I lay you down, love you tonight.

Man, that's my fun of the night. I was actually pretty good, right? No, when he sang with him, it worked. All right, right, one more. Score. Bobby and Eddie tied at five, Amy three, lunchbox three. Oh, we're battling now, Amy. What up?

You're not battling it out. I'm not scared. I know, because you're not going to win. I'm not worried. Go ahead. In American Kids by Kenny Chesney, the faded little map dots connect what two large U.S. cities? What?

Again, please? In American Kids by Kenny Chesney, the faded little map dots connect. what to large U.S. cities? Cities, cities. Oh, he's saying, that's what he's saying? Fade little mouth nuts. Oh, I didn't know that.

I mean, neither. I'm in. I'm in. I don't remember. Thank you. You gave it to me. Yeah, you too? Yeah, he gave it to me too.

I was like, all right. And now I don't have it. Yeah. Well, you gave it to Amy and I both. Yep, yep. I don't know if I've heard this song. You had. Uh-huh.

Okay. What? No way. Lunchbox? Atlanta and Nashville. Wrong. Close. Faded little mat dot something something.

Truck stop. New York to L.A. New York and L.A. trailer park, truck stop. Fade little map dots. Cleveland to L.A. New York to L.A. What about the rest of the country, man?

If Eddie hadn't said truck stops, I don't think I would have gotten it. Me either. We said at the same time. Thank you, Eddie. Oh, you're welcome, guys. Hey. What? What?

Is that? That's it. Is it over? you want? Oh! It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

There's a lady and her two kids in the parking lot of the DMV when all of a sudden there's a commotion and people look and there's guy trying to kidnap the kids and the woman's hanging on to the car and the car is dragging her in one of the kids. They all surround the car, get the two kids, get the woman before the guy drives off. But they didn't stop there. They wrote the license plate down, called police, gave them the description. Got the guy. There was a guy dropping off some food

This past weekend And I tried to remember his license plate number For no other reason than stories like this He didn't do anything wrong You just try to remember it? You just trying to remember it? In case something like this happens Oh

Yeah And then I said it out loud, I remember it You forgot it already Yeah, I was gonna see if I could remember to remember it That's tough No way I mean I had to park in a parking garage the other day And pay to put in my license plate to pay

And I couldn't even remember it for that Like and I was sitting there staring at it like, two, two, five to four times. Do you say it out loud? Because that is, that's what the CIA trained you to do. Yes, I said it out loud a lot. And then I went to go enter it and I was like, Jay, I have to go back. So finally I was like, oh, I'll take a picture of it.

Yeah, so. And then do it in your favorites. So take a picture of it, but put it in your favorites. That way you never have to do it again. And it's always in that single folder. And then, yeah, there are two things I'm training myself to do. Hold the bathroom longer. Like, yeah, but that's not healthy.

It's not. It's not good for your purpose. pelvic floor. And why are you doing that? You never know. You never know when he might. Yeah, maybe held hostage. Even if you're held hostage, you can still pee. Yeah, pee on them, dude. Yeah, I don't want to. That shows weakness. And two, I'm trying to remember license plates sometimes like this, like this story, because that ended up saving, saving the people. Yeah, and it got the bad guy. Mm-hmm. I think there was a B in it, but I'm not sure. The license plate? Yeah, one letter. One letter. I know. Great story. That's what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. We have Susie on in Florida. Susie, you work for TSA? I do. Yeah, what's up? Well, I just wanted to comment on the Real ID Act. We've been reminding people, handing out flips to people for more than a year, reminding people that May 7th that's coming up.

And the most common reaction I got from people last year is, oh, that's next year. I ain't worried about it. And if you haven't gotten it done yet, on you and I don't think they should extend it anymore. Yeah, Eddie said he was kind of annoyed when he went through TSA because they kept telling him to get his real ID every step of the way. And I kept saying, I know. It's next year.

What you think about that, Susie? Well, that's on Eddie. Eddie should have gotten it done and now just don't plan on flying until you can get your appointment in June, what, July he said, I think. Day, okay, don't plan on flying, buddy. Yeah, so a couple things. One, you know, they've been talking about this for like 10 years, but then they stopped because COVID hit. And I think, listen, if it were me now, like I said, I would run this all the way up until

the date. What, the seventh? Run all up to the date on the six. At 1159, it'd be like, we're going to give you guys a six month extension. But if you don't get it, you're going to jail. Yeah, you gave them an extension, then you put them in jail. Then the day you put them in jail, you go, okay, three month extension, you got to get people in. But I also think what they should do because everybody's not. I still, I have no reason to think this. There's going to be so many people that can't fly. Also, not everybody flies even often. So you're passing out flyers, people who already fly. A lot of people don't fly, maybe like once a year. And they show up. Yeah, and they show like, wait, what? Great point. Because people, I have to remind myself,

people don't fly as much as I do. I work, it's a work sends me all over the place. But when I wasn't doing this for it, I don't fly that often. Or was I going? So, yes, but I would say they need to do it state by state now. So I would wait until the very last minute. And then I would each state have a different deadline so they could focus on each state because what's going to happen is nobody's going to have this crap also because we're lazy and also because we think we can get it done and then when you do get it done like you're cram for a test that's also our culture too cram culture there's a few that get it early there's some that do it regular time and there's cram culture so this is going to be a disaster but it's our fault but i also said they told us 10 years ago we needed this because of security but

we've been pretty good i know and some people just don't know how to behave themselves at an airport. So I do feel bad for TSA. People that have to deal with some unruly. But that ain't going to have. So what? Real ID's not going to make them better. I know that's what I mean. Like if they show up and they don't fly as often and they don't have good airport, etiquette and behavior, and then they take it out on the TSA person. They're going to blow a gasket. Yes. We need to send camera crews on that. So you're saying people that show up without a real ID are going to flip their crap when they get there. No, I'm saying the occasional rotten egg. I don't think they'll get to the TSA. They have to book their flight. They're not going to have it.

when you book it's going to know if you have a real ID. Yeah, you'll be able to book. You'll show up to the airport and they're going to be like, eh, how would they know? Hey, here's the thing. They know everything, guys. I mean,

I know if you're booking international, I have to enter your passport number, but if you're just booking domestic, how are they going to know if you have a real? Maybe what the number starts with? No, your license number's always the same. And so you think. I just keep saying crap.

Hey, that's what you think. Wait, did y'all have your license memorized? We've had it since we were. No, what I have my credit cards memorized? You do? Oh, yeah. Even security card. All of it.

Wow. That's impressive. I've never had that. I've never tried to memorize my ID. I probably could, but I need my credit cards more. I need my ID. I'll be honest with you. I have a passport.

So I'm not worried about the real ID thing yet. But like I told my wife, if we lose our passport, we're screwed. Is that what you told her? Yeah. Why is that funny? I don't know. It's funny.

Like right now, we have two options. You're like I told my wife. We have ID and a passport. So where do you keep your passport? I don't know. That's the thing. I don't know where it is. We use it so low.

I don't know. It's somewhere. I think if you gave me an hour, I can find it. But you just told your wife, if we lose our passports, we're screwed. We might be screwed right now. I just have no idea. Yeah, real ID. Susie, thank you for calling. It just gives us a reminder to everybody. You have to get this real ID. If you don't have it by now, you're not going to have it in time, most likely, but you need to go ahead and get it on the books so you can't have it. Yeah. And a lot of people don't fly that often, but maybe once a year or twice a year. And maybe they haven't even been to the airport since this has kind of been reignited. It's going to be devastating. for some people. Maybe for the airlines. That's why I think it's not going to happen on this date because you don't think of Delta and America, I'd be like, our flights are a third of the way full.

We're losing money now. Or you have a last minute. I wonder if you have bereavement, proof of death of somebody. And if you, at the airport, if you say like a breavement, will you let me through? What's bereavement on a real ID? Well, no, I think it just allows you, like you get breavement from work. Like, if you have to go to a funeral. And what if you haven't gotten your real ID, but suddenly someone dies. No funeral for you. And you weren't planning on traveling. Drive. That's your business, baby.

It's in Hawaii. Swam. Like a boat. Swam. Hey, Susie, thank you for the call. I'm glad you brought that up. It just gave us a reason to remind our listeners again. So thank you very much.

All right. Thank you. Have a good day, studio. All right. Thank you. Bye, Susie. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest, the director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to

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And then we will make, if we're the judges, do we put him in jail for stealing? All right, lunchbox? So my wife ordered some sandwiches from a sandwich shop online. Put an online order. We have five people in our family. She said, five sandwiches, five bags of chips. And on my way home, I was supposed to swing by and get the sandwiches. So I walk in and they're on a shelf.

It has a bag, has her name. I open it up and all I see was sandwiches and napkins. So I go over to the chips and I grab one bag of chips, two bags of chips, five bags of chips. Loaded bag of chips in every bag. Yeah. Get in the car. Exactly. Drive home, undo the bag.

I pull out the five bags of chips. I pull out the sandwiches. And there was five bags of chips underneath the sandwiches. Oh. And I was like, oh. Well, now I have 10 bags of chips and I only paid for five. So, did I steal? Yes.

100%. No on purpose, but you can just easily take them back. Yeah, so he stole. Yeah. Now, was the intention to steal? No. No. But you still stole.

Why didn't you just look underneath the sandwich? I didn't think. There was a lot of sandwiches. Yeah, logical. I just thought the chips would be on top. You wouldn't put sandwiches on top of chips. You don't want to crush it. You don't, thank you.

You don't crush them. Good job. I figure the heavy stuff's on the bottom. And then I look, there's just napkin, sandwiches. I was like, all right. I don't hate the logic, but I check my food just to make sure because they always forget either my sauces, my dipping sauces, or my mustards. So I always check. Just see if they're at the bottom.

Yeah. Yeah, but I know. He did work at Jason's deli for a long time. So I think they probably, y'all probably did sandwiches first chips on top. Yes. So you did steal. I did steal. Now, do you take the chips back?

That's the question. You still have them. Did you, would you guys take the chips back? Yes, next time I'm near there or I go. I'm not at that exact moment. If I've just gotten home and we're all eating, no. But I'll save them and go back. Why not?

Like three days later, you show up and like, hey, I got these chips? Why you holding them for three days? But second of all, I think I'd have probably just not taking the chips back, but when I went back the next time said, hey, I actually took extra chips. Can I pay for them more so than taking? It's your returning food. That's weird. That is in a bag.

Yeah. Hey guys, I wear this chicken sandwich. You guys want it back? They're probably going to say, just keep it, don't worry about it, but you can go back in and be like,

hey, here's all these chips. You know what would be the greatest gift to me? I don't ask for a lot. Do I ask for a lot? No. I mean, very, I give a lot, don't ask for a lot. But I would love.

The greatest gift to me would be if there's security footage and they're trying to figure out who stole chips and there's lunchbox grabbing bags of chips and they posted online going, if you know this chip thief,

let us know. Heaven's above. If you're listening and you want to give me a gift, please have this store to inventory and find out someone stole ships. You know, when I worked for the news, though, we could call stores and be like, hey, do you have surveillance camera for this? Please.

Maybe, scuba, Steve, can call and ask for surveillance. I don't think they're going to give it to a random person. I just get some random dude. I would imagine you just ate the chips. I just kept the chips. Yeah. I mean, I was like, look, man, that was an accident. My six-year-old was freaked out.

Dad, you stole? Did we steal? Did we steal? And I'm like, no, we didn't steal, man. It was an accident. You could teach him and do scared straight. No, no, but I tried to explain to him that we didn't steal, that it was an accident that there was a miscommunication. But there wasn't. But you're lying.

But the lesson in it would be to return it if you're trying to teach him something. Because then he's going to like accidentally walk out with something really expensive one day and be like, but I didn't mean to. Miscommunication. No, no, but the great thing about a five-year-old guy, six-year-old is five minutes later they forget about it. That's true. They don't even realize that we'll remember it. Unless they remember it, like it's inside the fabric of them, which they may not remember it consciously. Like next time they see a chip, they'll remember.

therapist tells me all kinds of stuff. When I was a baby, I'm like, I don't remember that crap. Oh, wow. Wait, your therapist tells you and you don't remember? Yeah, I don't remember that crap from when I was a baby. But what is your, how, what's your therapist telling you about it, though? You weren't held. Oh, that. Yeah, I'm like, you're like, you weren't there.

Yeah, exactly. Tell them that. It's like, well, this is traditionally what happens is that people that have this kind of trauma that you have. Yeah. Your attachment style. Your mom was 16. Got it. You know what she had you. So you did. So, yeah, I wasn't there.

I don't remember that. But it still affects me. Yeah. So in a few years. my kid maybe in front of a judge. Hey, it was a miscommunication. No, you stole. What if you taught him the lesson of, we actually took these chips, but we're going to pay it back in a different way. Okay, we can do that. Like, we're going to, if you see a homeless guy, we're going to make sure to

Oh, we could give the homeless guy a bag of chips. Sure. That's fine too. Or you give him a few bucks or whatever. Be like, hey, since this happened to us, we're pretty fortunate for us. This happened to us. It didn't happen. No, it did happen to us. It wasn't. It didn't happen. You stole the chips. No, no. You also steal everything. So, I didn't go in there with the. intent to shoplift chips. I literally looked in the bag, didn't see chips.

And I was like, well, I paid for chips. I'm getting my chips. Yeah. So if he gives it to a homeless man, is he Robin Hood? He stole from the store to give to the poor? Some would say. Less spots a Robin Hood? I don't think he did.

He was forced to do it. So I don't know if he's really Robin Hood. But I think you could teach your kids like the old premise of, you know, pay it forward. Okay. Like, yeah, we kind of messed up and grabbed extra chips, but we're going to make sure we pass that along to somebody else. Okay. Is Robin Hood?

This just popped in my head. Don't get me started because I don't think Robinhood's a good dude. I don't think so either. But is he Robin Hood because he was a Robin? Like a Robin people? It's not Robin Hood. Robin. I know, but that's Robin is short for Robin.

I mean Robin people. Yes. I don't like that. Lunchbox is a Robin people. I don't know. They think it's from the name Robert. Like the old name. Yeah.

Okay. Sorry. Does he wear a hood? Robin Hood. I get him and Peter Pan mixed up a little bit as far as they're closed because I think they both were green, but he might have a hood. See, I mean Robin and I wear a hood. Yeah. He's had a hood in some things and some things he doesn't.

And some of like the other versions of Robin Hood, his name is Robert. So I think that's basic like other countries. Okay. I was just picturing him robbing the wealthy neighborhood. Robin? What are you doing? Robin Hoods. Yes.

I'm robin hoods all over all over. That's funny, Amy. He's robin. He's Robin Neighborhood. So he's Robin Hood. Okay. I want to go to Ian in Ohio who's listening right now. Hey, Bobby, how you doing?

Good morning, studio. Morning. I was just calling in. I'm listening to the pod currently at work. You guys get me through the day. But I heard your worst regret purchase was that Applevision Pro, man. I've been one and one ever since it came out. I didn't know if we could play a little game for it.

You're okay. You're going to give that away. Like shoes. Yeah, just because I regretted buying it. I want to give it away. Okay, I'll play a game with you. and if you get it, you win. Yeah, I'll play a game.

Oh, my goodness. Are you serious? It's not going to be the easiest to gain. I'll play a game. I got it right here. I got a number written on this paper 1 through 1,000. Love it. Oh, my gosh.

And I'm going to write it down and I'm going to circle it. And if he hits this number, 1 through 1,000, I will mail him my Apple Vision Pro. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Ian. Dude, come on, man. Think hard. Let's go lunch.

Ian, what? So you get to pick 1 through 1,000. What, like, 100. do you want to fall into? Like, let's just bittle this down. See how close you get. Like in the zeros to 100, 1 to 2, 3 to 4, all the way up. I'm thinking less than 100.

You think out my number written down is less than 100, okay? So zero is not it. One, because he said 1. 1 to 99, okay? Let's go 77. Holy crap. Okay, Ray, hit the drum roll. If he got it right, I'll give it to him.

Ian has guessed 77. The number. Oh, my gosh. that I have written down. It's 461. Oh, man. You were close, dude. So close.

Hey, I gave you a legit shot. And the studio will vouch. I wrote one number down. 401. Yeah, there's, no, 460. Oh, 461. All right. I was very close.

I had 444. Did you really? Yeah, right here, 444. I had 460. Shut off. You guys are idiots. So he's writing down now. Let me see, let me see if you wrote it down.

Right there. He wrote it down. Stop. Wow. Stop. Wow, he wrote it after I said it, but he still wrote it down. Ian, thank you for listening. And, yeah.

Call back tomorrow. Maybe you get it then. You call back. I'll give you one more shot tomorrow, Ian. Hey, you got it. All right, see you, buddy. It's time for the good news. Tell me something good.

You're going to love this, but first, let's go back in time. During the office, there's a scene where Michael Scott is proposing to Holly, and Holly opens the door, and everybody from the office is standing there with, like, a candle. And they all take turns saying, Holly, will you marry? me. She's like, no. How do we marry me? She says, no. She gets all the way to the end, and it's Michael Scott, and there's candles everywhere, and he proposes. It's a really cool scene. And it's also funny because all the candles set off the smoke alarm, which is in water comes, fire. So that's what this reminds me of. A kindergarten teacher in Edmund, Oklahoma, gets to her

classroom, and she walks in and all the students are all lined up, her kindergarten kids. And so they all have fake rings. And they're like, here, we, and she's like, like, no. And at the very end is the boyfriend. Oh, I love that. And he was waiting inside at the very end of the line with flowers, got on a knee and proposed. That's really cool. I'm not saying that that was motivated by the office. Seems very similar.

But maybe, but maybe. I thought it was super cool. The kids weren't involved. That's really cool. When do you think she got the clue? Like how many kids? Two kids? No, the whole classroom.

Yeah, I know. But after the first kid, they're like, this is weird. Well, I think they're all lined up and you're going, why aren't you guys? Like, and how quickly do you see him? Because if you see him quickly, but if it's like a little rap, you don't see him till the end, I thought it was a really cool story. That's from People magazine. That's what it's all about.

That was tell me something good. 90 seconds to get as many of Amy's corny jokes right. You guys ready? Ready. All right, let's go. Morning corny. Who does Beyonce call for roof repairs? Jay-Z, J-Rood.

Jay, Beehive, Beyonce, B. Best News Channel, Beyonce. Roof. Eve. Schingle. Shingle ladies. All the shingle ladies. All the shingle ladies, good. Okay.

What does a panda use to make pancakes? Bamboos. Something of bamboo, right? Panda. Penda Express. What is a panda used to make pancakes? What do you use to make pancakes? A griddle.

A grittle. What does a panda use? A pan. A pan. A panda. Panda. Yeah, that's it. Oh, wow. I was thinking to what the surer.

Go ahead. What do you call an ugly dinosaur? Bad, ugly. Grossosaurus Rex. That's good. I like it. Even though it's not it, that's a good one. Stegosaurus.

Rex. Bronosaurus. You call it an X. Say it again. What do you call an ugly dinosaur? Okay, what's ugly? What's that the time for ugly? Disgusting.

Gross. Nasty. Puk. Nasty. Not pretty. Hard to look at. Hard to look at Rex? What about asaurus or something?

Oh, oh, oh, I-saurus. Oh, I-saurus. An is-o-old. Good job. Let's go. Wow. What do you call it when two plumbers fight? Crack.

Fight a crack. Battle the cracks. Crack fight, yeah. A drain off I never gotten that Wait what? A drain off What?

I don't You have to help me with that I don't get it Plumbers, I get drain but what's drain on? A drain off What's the word? Like a

Like a Standoff What do you call it When two people fight It's like a stand Like a what do you No Well I'm glad the time ran out

Oh man That's not even a real one A drain off Like a an off That's always like when two people Are fighting It's like a uh Off

But like a standoff But it needs a rhyme What's the word That one's terrible but we didn't fight you on that one. Apparently, this girl says she's so hot. People pay her money just to do random stuff like eating a sandwich. You want to hear a clip?

So her name is Saffron Meriaks on TikTok. She says she has pretty privilege. In one clip, she had a whole subway sandwich and they paid her $500 to do it. You guys to eat the sandwich. Because she's that hot. Because she's that hot. Play it, please. First one was eating a subway request.

I'm actually more than happy to do the eating videos because I do want to be an eating show queen. At the end of the day, I eat for free in front of people always anyway. Might as well get paid for it. I had to print off a photo of the person and then stamp all over it. I couldn't even be bothered to put my shoes on correctly so they're hanging off of my feet. And now my day is done. I will get to cleaning my plate, having a cup of tea and having an early night. What a stressful day.

She made $500 for eating the sandwich, $200% in the voice note. A different person paid her $900 to watch her clean her house. I would do this. Oh, we're in what? No, nothing. That's my point. It's not that at all. It's a weirdo, wholesome fetish type thing.

You would do what? Clarify. I would take money and let someone watch me eat a sandwich. I would take money and let someone watch me watch dish. Even if you know they're watching. I don't care. I don't see them. You don't think about that stuff. That's happening in every house in America. I don't give a crap. Not to you doing something. I don't know much about it. Oh, man. If someone just wanted to pay me to do things like walk my dog, 300 bucks, I don't care what you're doing. I'll just out of the computer or the phone. Just don't send me pictures of it. You wouldn't do that. Well, I haven't offered money for my feet. But that's weird. That's like a body part. But even that's, I don't like. What I have to do is take a picture of my plain feet.

Yeah, I probably do that too. Right. You know what? That's a little more weird than this because you're not already doing that. All this stuff, she's already doing. She's eating. But if I casually just already have my shoes off and I snap a pick, it's not that hard. That's not that casual though.

If you're taking feet pictures. No. When have you ever taken a foot picture for the sake of having a foot picture? Well, one time I was barefoot. One time. Listen, no, I did a, there's certain listeners that have asked me multiple times. And I was doing some selfie and I happened to be bare feet. and they were like, dang, giving me this one for free.

So, like, I don't really have to be doing much. But that almost never happens. I eat every day. True. Okay. 100%, man. I walk the dog or play with the dogs every day. Okay.

If that gives somebody their jollies, hey, all I'm doing is what I'm doing anyway. What about, like, if you're sleeping and they want to watch a live stream. That's cool. How much? How much? Throw a number on me. I mean, 500 bucks? No.

Too weird. Because I don't know what I'm doing in my sleep. Okay. So like... You're likely just laying there. Two grand? I talk in my sleep if I sleep. Oh, I'm in.

Two grand you're in. I'll wear whatever pajamas you want to as long as they're like, you know. What if they want you in women's pajamas? No, because then that's like weird stuff that I wouldn't really do. Okay, sorry. Amy keeps trying to take it to like weird stuff. I'm trying to see what your limit is. My limit is things I already do.

If people wanted to pay me for things I'm already doing just so they could watch me doing things I already do. Okay. Pay me. I got another. Going to the bathroom. No, because I'm naked. But people don't see that normally. If I would have no problem, people watching me in my house do it, I wouldn't have a problem.

And nobody watches me sit on the toilet. Like you eat in public, you walk your dog in public. Yes. I see. What else? Someone paid her to rearrange her shoe closet. That's crazy. She's not even that hot.

Like her lips? I mean, she definitely has a look to her. It's the very, very blonde, too young, but still. housewives, desperate housewives. Look with the big lips and the, you can tell she's had to, but people like that look. Yeah, the lips are just way too

big for me. Yeah, right. I'm just telling, no, I'm not saying I'd kick her out of bed for, you know, eating a sandwich, but I'm saying she wouldn't be my first pick to pay to watch you eat a sandwich. What? I'm talking about. Somebody paid her to make coffee on camera? Like, just make a, like a cup of coffee?

Did she have hundreds of thousands of views on the stuff? That's crazy. Make coffee? Amy's thinking of, out like, I do that. What? What is her name again? Saffron Mary EXX. Oh, X.X.

Welcome to just two X's. So she's not full in. Okay. That's three. Saffron. Yeah. I'll tell you after her because I'm sure it's hard to spell. Yeah, she's a pretty privilege.

I don't have pretty privilege. I do. Oh, I just tried to go somewhere and ask me my age for mature content. Really? We didn't say only fans. Yeah. She's on TikTok. What if Amy had a secret only fan?

No. She just never showed her face. Oh my gosh. Wow. Now I'm just on Instagram, guys. Okay. Now she's not even on with her. You're just on general Instagram?

I'm looking at a saffron on Instagram. Oh, I'm on TikTok. Okay. Yes, you're in TikTok, blonde girl. Yeah. Big lips and lunchbox wouldn't kick her out of bed. Yeah. But she's not been in a sandwich.

Yeah, even though she's married. Wait, some of these types of photos are allowed on Instagram. Men will pay again. $200 for sending a voice note. They'll pay a little more, apparently, if she scolds them in the voice note. Hey, I'll tell you're an idiot. Send me at $200. I'll send you a voice note and be like, you're stupid and ugly.

$100 for a Snapchat photo for sleeping. Somebody paid her $570 for footage of her stomping on a hand-drawn picture of a pig. I think she kind of said that maybe in that, but her accent was so thick. Anyway, a pretty privilege must be nice. but also dudes are really creepy Yeah Like what do they do I don't understand them getting excited over this stuff

Yeah but there's probably secret stuff you get excited about We don't even want to know about it Me? Yeah Well let me tell you No don't A win is a win A win

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What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Vodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

I went and had lunch with him one day, And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be a nice. inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast, to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

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We're going to Steve Redout and it's trying to put you through. Backdies right in this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn store. I've never had a beer. I've never tasted alcohol. But that's not the story. The story is yesterday.

Did a little workout, and then I went out. It's my guy reads very last day before he moves to St. Louis. I took him to play golf. And so it was a nice day yesterday. Kind of hot, a little sweaty. I got home and I was just like craving, not a beer, but I was craving a Coke. And so I had a Coke.

And I had a Coke. And I had a Coke. And I had a Coke. right. And I was like, oh, man, that's satisfying. And I was just thinking, this is what it's like drink a beer, Eddie? Like, I got to be mow the yard. That's it right there. I think I had my first beer experience, but it was with a Coke. And I was like, I was like this. Let me make a little noise if I can drink in it. Like this. That feels good. That's it. Is that it? Is that the after beer? And next thing you need to do in the shower. What you mean? Drink a Coke in the

shower. There's nothing better than an ice cold beer in a hot shower. It's so good. I don't know, I want to drop it and then like have glass on it. No, I don't worry about dropping it. You know, just like keeping in the can or whatever. Oh. Well, I kind of had a beer yesterday. I want to let you guys know. Yeah. Like, I felt men for generations. So you were a man.

Yeah. Yesterday. Did you look at the beer after you drank it? Oh, I did like, it's almost like I want to look in the toilet. I don't know why I did it, but I was like, yeah. Like I didn't need to. Yeah. I looked at the Coke.

Do you girls not do that after he's about them to look in there? Guys, no. And I also don't look at my drink and like. That's what I said. Yeah. So weird. You guys don't care of it. Yeah.

Yeah. That's awesome, man. That's not like I mainly yesterday in my coat. Sounds like it. That's a little different, right? I'm like, child. For him, you know, same thing, I don't know. Bobby's like, I was really craving a glass of milk.

Well, the Coke burned, though, and everybody's like beer, you know, it's like carbonation. Yeah, you got the... Before I worked out yesterday, I had Jessica Andrews over to do a bobby cast, and she had the song, I'm Rosemary's granddaughter, the spit an image of my father. You know that song? Yeah. And so that was her only hit. And she talked about that.

She was like, I kind of embrace. I was a one hit wonder. And I would never have anybody over and be like, you're a one hit wonder. What's up? Because I wouldn't want to disrespect anybody like that. Like it's hard to get a hit. Straight up. It's hard to get a hit.

And talked to her for like an hour yesterday. It's crazy. She has a sort of stalker. But it's even creepier that's posing as her that puts out music as her and it's not her. What? And it's like bad versions of it too It's like karaoke versions of someone singing before he cheats And they put it up as her

They also sign contracts under her name do appearances And that episode won't come out for a couple weeks But I left going The trauma she's been through Because they've tried everything to shut her down I mean So well yeah I guess we'll have to listen to find out Well I can talk about whatever

I guess I'm just trying to figure out I couldn't believe it Yeah how can someone get away with that for so long that can't police just eventually show up? Like, if you're impersonating someone at that level, that's crazy. Mike D, what are your thoughts on this? It's wild. I was looking at the album artwork that the person would put up.

They can't even spell. Yeah. Stuff misspelled. And they're like, I'm just, just can't. It's bad versions of it. So if you go, I guess this is a PSA and you're looking for music, some of the stuff that's new, it ain't her. Wow.

She's not even doing music right now. Wow. Because this person's been so insane. I wonder if the person, like really thinks they are her. Well, so in the middle of the interview, I said to her, I don't even know that you're you. Because then I started to think, what if she tricked me? What if that was the fake one at my house?

That would be crazy. That would be crazy. Because we couldn't find a picture of her. There was a recent photos that I'm like, I'm not sure what she looks like. Whoa. We found photos of her back when she was younger, for the most part, when she was doing, spit an image of my father. That's almost a jam.

So good. Can you pull it up? Right. That song? I'll just play that. Who I am. But then I thought, what if this is the fake one? Did she say, I swear it's me?

Yeah. Yeah. Did you get her? Okay, well then. Well, I mean, I asked her, like, how do I know it's here? But I mean, I think that was, I know. That was a real thing. Dang.

That she can't get her hands on it and control it. So, but yeah, that will come out a couple weeks. On Monday, we put out the YouTube video, but on Tuesday, the Bobbycast with Eric Church. He came over. We did an hour. He talked about my. with him because he bought part of the Charlotte Hornets basketball team. He's like, yeah, MJ, MJ was like, church, you should be, you should have part of the team. That's cool.

So he calls him MJ? Yeah, pretty crazy. Casual. It's just weird people come to my house. I mean, it's not weird. Yeah. It's just like crazy that people will come over to the house and sit for an hour. It is crazy. The chief went to your house. That's crazy. Ringo Stark came to my house. Ringo Stark. Yeah. E.C. Luke Bryan goes to your house. Who's EC. Church. I don't think you have any calls on that. No one calls them. R S. Ringo Start.

But I felt really bad for her. Jeff's on in Virginia. Hey, Jeff, you're on the show. What's up, buddy? Hey, how good on today, Bobby? Pretty good, man. Morning. Yeah, I thought he's just cutting out a little bit, too.

Yeah, go ahead, Jeff. Hey, I just was wondering, I was listening to your story about you mowing the grass and drinking your soda. I had a moodygrass. For the record, I had a moony grass. Yeah, yeah. Well, you were drinking a soda when it was hot outside. Like a man. Why not try one of the zero alcoholic beers?

That's a great question. And I've had people ask me this before. I appreciate you asking me that. Because what I've been told is that beer doesn't taste good for the sake of just drinking it for the taste, especially early. It's an acquired taste. And if I'm not going to get whatever the desired effect is, why would I put myself through the torture of drinking something I don't like? Now, if it made me drunk and I was like, let's party, I'm ready to drink it.

It looks like shots would be, again, you do it and you go, oh, because it does whatever it does. I don't know. I never had a shot. That you taste great. But I feel like it's an investment, right? The investment is, the hard of work is to swallow it. Right. And then it pays itself off by feeling good.

Yeah. It's a great analogy. So why would I drink like water shots that taste bad? I wouldn't. Boom. I would just drink water. Same thing. Beer, I think, tastes bad.

Smells bad. And if it's not going to give me that desired effect, I'm not going to drink it. I was feeling pretty masculine though yesterday. Drinking my Coke. Yeah, but I mean, I guess if you did try it, you'd at least know what it tastes like. I'm good.

Don't even know what poop tastes like either. I'm good. Oh, it's not that bad. Well, I'm just saying, I don't need to know what everything tastes like, you know? I mean, you do get mocktails or whatever. Or, you know? Over the years, we've changed the names of them, though.

It used to be virgin drinks. and that started to feel creepy. Then it was mocktails. And then that felt like a 90s cartoon, the duct tails. I felt like I was ordering the duct tails. So what's it called now? Non-alcoholic, N-A. N-A. You get an in-a cocktail.

Little cute ones. I don't even say cocktail. Cute ones? He gets the cute ones with the little... Umbrellas on them? I'm talking about how manly I am. Do we not just stop for a second? You normally like the...

I like salt on the rim. It doesn't matter what it is. I want salt on the rim. He needs a lot of type flavors and stuff. And extra fruit. He always says, Extra fruit. No, that's my nickname. Extra fruit. Yeah, you know the difference.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. Coming out of the news, thank you. North Carolina coach, former Patriots coach, Bill Belichick says his girlfriend wasn't trying to control the TV interview. Yol-Gay? Yes, she was. But it was a false narrative that his girlfriend, Jordan Hudson, was trying to control an interview with CBS News Sunday morning.

Yeah. She was, but also that was kind of her job to do it, but it was, that we think that's weird. But she was. He said that it was edited the way it didn't happen. Okay, but I don't agree with that. I don't think they would do that as CBS. I think where it was edited was she did it multiple times.

They didn't put them all in there. Yeah. I think that's how it was edited. And then he said he went to his book company and said, hey, I only want to talk about the book. Here's the problem with that. As someone who's written a couple books and had to do interviews, and I've interviewed people that are promoting books.

there is no way you can do a 20 minute or 30 minute or 40 minute interview with somebody about their book. And that's all you talk about for 20, 30 or 40 minutes. Because most reporters haven't even read the whole book. They don't have time. They read like a section you send them. And even if they had, you're still not going to spend 20, 30, 40 minutes talking about just the book. You do the interview to promote it. By the way, this has worked wonders.

I said at the very beginning, if this is like 3D chess and this was a way to promote the book, next level. I don't know. He looks a little like. Yeah, I don't think it is. out of it. So when we talked about this the other day, I wasn't prepared because I hadn't really seen it.

And now that I've watched it multiple times, I'm concerned. I worry for him. And then I saw some people making comments of like, is this giving like elder abuse? And obviously that's probably not the case.

But he does seem like he was just sitting there sort of like, uh, and I get to control the narrative completely when he was the head football coach of the Patriots. He would get at the podium and be like, I'm only here to talk about Cleveland. I'm only here to talk.

He doesn't have that anymore. Also, why was he wearing a shirt with a hole in it? I think more about that. Why was he wearing a shirt? Like, that's his new team. Oh, why wasn't he wearing that? Yeah, because he talks about the shirt. He's had it forever and he had a hole in it.

Yeah, he just did not look well. There was a story yesterday that said, and I take it with a grain of salt. And it may have been on TMZ. You might have pulled a source there, Mike, that since she met him, she has like $8 million in holdings in real estate now. Whoa. What? It's love though

It could be but it's still weird He's 73 Going from memory and she's 24 I believe So like when they say elder abuse though Like he's not that old They're kidding They're kidding it's not But he looks like when you watch it

And you have that in mind He looks a little like Off he doesn't look like this Well respected I was you know The Patriot coach that won this many Super Bowls Like he didn't look like a leader

He looked like a little like He seemed vulnerable. Yeah, he did seem vulnerable because he's never looked like that. And that's sad. He had a hole in his shirt, guys. Like, wear a shirt with... And then his girlfriend's barking from the corner that he can't answer a question? Bill Belichick's girlfriend, this is from page six.

Jordan Hudson has reportedly amassed a whopping $8 million real estate portfolios since they started dating. I got him, I guess. So, did she have money going, like before she met him? She was dating a dude in his 60s before him. Another rich dude. Okay. So I heard And at 73

I'm trying to get suits And back check me on that one too Like you can decline pretty quickly Like I feel like when I turn 44 Suddenly my vision just like overnight Was just So him like When we age and we're in our 70s

Like every year is probably just like What's happening can be drastically different Yeah Or just blinded by love Or blinded by a 20 year old Right But apparently they met on a plane They said again

When she was 20 Four years ago He was 12 He signed her philosophy book He even had an inscription in it Which is funny because I saw it It's like something, something nice to meet you, whatever Bill Belichick, Super Bowl Champions

That is that, da, da, da, da, da. So again, if that's it, then why not talk about it? Is she 23 now, Mike? Is that what it is? This is an old story about her boyfriend before. Oh, 64-year-old. Jordan Hudson, 64-year-old X defends her. Oh, okay.

Oh, currently, he defends her? Yeah. Because he's scared of her. Like, these guys are scared. That's what they do To where they're like Yes, man No, I know what's happening

Man, this is crazy It's crazy And because it seems fake Because it's Yeah, we Like in the news It seems I met them though

They could be lovely people I spent some time Standing with them Yeah It's weird to see in person It's even weird In person guys I'm telling you

It's bizarre I ain't trying to hate But it is in the news So I'm just talking about it Were they lovey-dovey When you met them Like were they like On each other?

No because Bill was talking to a lot of ex players and I was with one of his ex players and so they were like hey this Bill he had full freedom to talk he did Amy he's treated like a hostage situation

he was fine yeah but the whole thing is weird it's like when I was watching it I'm like Bill blink twice if you're okay but okay let's look at this guy if he's 64 her ex-boyfriend if he's in his 60s if

was she like 19 or 20 or something when she was dating him? Yeah. Or 18? I don't know. That's definitely a thing. And the thing could either be attraction to really old men or attraction to means. Yeah.

It's one of the two. More likely the second one. I don't know more likely. You could just have an old man bedish. It could be a combo. Who has that? I don't know, dude. I don't know anyone that has that.

Trust me. I don't either. I don't know one single person. Maybe they're not physical If you have That's crazy Why would he be with her? No, there's no chance

Why would he be with her? I understand that But maybe he's so full He's waiting for the day He's building up He's physical Because he's working for the day He can finally do it

Like when we're all all together I get it Like and we're all It's like hey What do I talk about? Here we are These are our bodies But when there's that big of a difference, trust me, I hate using this as an example, but I had to take care of my elderly dad.

And he was about that age when I was caring for him. And I saw all the things. And I'm like, I would not be able to be, you know what I mean? But if I was also 70, 80, I'd be like, hey, let's go. Well, I'm 12 years older than my wife. And like, we at times, I'm like, hey, remember that episode of the Fresh Prince? She's like, I don't know what that is. So there are those.

Imagine being 50 years older. Oh my goodness. And he's like, remember leave it to Beaver? And she's like, what? Yeah, it is. But, you know. Hey, but we don't care and we don't judge. Yeah.

We talk about it. We have a good time with it. But in the end, if people are happy and their lives are better because of it, go for it. It doesn't bother us. We kind of like it, actually. Anybody else have anything else for I move on? Morgan, you have something? No, you just like reminded me of the we listen and we don't judge.

Yeah, that's exactly it. Yeah. We listen and we don't judge. Yeah, but we wonder. Yeah, and we visualize. We are like, what the crap? We're curious. We are.

We are. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. The next story from Penn State. Studies show that despite all the talk of teamwork at workplaces, men still compete with each other. They try to stress that the other guy is not as strong as they are, oftentimes in different

ways. According to studies, men get ahead essentially. by one, talking about how weak the other guys are or by trying to stress the other guys out. Is this in a normal workplace? They also do it in more subtle ways, like who can be the wittiest, which makes the other person look weaker with their mind.

Yeah. So do y'all do that here? I don't have to. Oh, Eddie tries to. Hey, with this group, he tries to make me look bad all the time. You ever hear lunchbox talking about my bald head all the time? Like, he goes to the well a lot?

No, I really go to your big nose, but. He does go to that well too a little bit. Wow. Using the internet's good for you from Reader's Digest. What? Reader's digest. Bill Belichick's favorite thing to read. That's what I was going to say.

Do you remember that thing? I remember that thing. Scientists looked at the internet use of nearly 90,000 adults from 23 countries. They found that daily or weekly internet use is good for you. Emails, online shopping, travel reservation, searching for information, on and on. What? Because older people were like, I'm not doing that. They're trying to convince all people to get on the web.

I'm not going to do it. It's the devil. No, Mr. Belichick. Just get on it. It's good for you. I'll do one more story. Remember Big Mouth, Billy Bass, Amy? Yeah.

I say that. What do you remember? The bass on the wall that sees? Yeah. He'd turn his head toward you. Don't worry, be happy. Yeah, he would sing stuff like, Here's a little song I wrote. Might want to sing it note for note.

Don't worry. Or take me to the river. The thing was awesome. It was awesome. If you have those Billy Bass now, they're selling on eBay for like $400. Wow. If you'd invest in like five of those and got it for $29.99 and you sold it now, that's a profit. Better than Navidia.

Why are we going to take shots at Navidia? Like, Navidia is just, I mean, catching strays over here. I can't believe how bad we lost on that. Bigmouthed Billy Bass, though. That was awesome when it came out. I laughed for a long time. That's the news. Thank you.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. No hurry up the day. This story comes us from Orange County, Florida. A 60-year-old man likes to be a police officer, so he has a fake badge, has the lights on his car, and he pulls a guy over speeding. I'm going to need to see your license and registration, please. Guy's like, okay, but can I see your badge?

And the guy's like, don't worry about my badge. I need your license and registration. The guy hands it to him. He goes, I'm just going to let you off with a warning. And the guy got suspicious called police. fake cop Wow You think you have a fake badge

though If you're gonna go through And get lights Why would you not get a fake badge I mean there had to be Something else screaming fake about him With the fake number

Like he went to all that work And didn't get a fake badge And you wonder how many times He was able to pull that off And he probably only gave warnings Because if it's like payable due And he puts his own address The 4 house

VINMO Yeah That'll be funny I'm lunchbox That's your bonehead story The day Mike D's TikTok was hacked

Fully taken over what's the name that's on there now Michael Williams and then some random number Hey at least it's Mike Yeah maybe they think your last name's Williams I hate being called Michael though So it's a slap in the face Yeah I guess you're a Miguel huh

Yeah So TikTok was completely taken over Could not log in It took a while Even with having like connections to TikTok It still took a while But you have your TikTok back Sort of did they delete anything

They archived a bunch of things I was wondering what their plan was It looked like they deleted it But they just archived a lot of my posts for some reason. And what was the point of them hacking your account? What were they going to use it for? Once I got in there, I realized they were trying to start a TikTok shop.

They applied and then couldn't get verified. So they wanted to use your account to sell stuff? Yeah, basically they were trying to sign up. And then since I had the amount of followers, they met the qualifications, they were just going to start selling stuff, probably posting fake AI videos. Do you know what they were going to sell? I don't know, because they couldn't get applied. They were able to get it in my account, but they couldn't verify to be, like, credited for a TikTok.

Do you know what country they were from? I don't know. I saw what they used to log in, but it didn't show the country. What do you think they were from? I'm not sure. There's a lot of these fake Chinese places selling stuff now. I'm betting it's not a Mike Williams or whatever the guy's name. I bet that's not the real name.

No, not at all. So you can't change your name back to movie Mike right now. Not right now. I can't even change my nickname. So even like, you know, a name comes up when you're just searching somebody, I can't change that. I saw your video that was like, hey, it's me. I got it back, but I'm not Mike Williams or whatever. his name was. So how long until you can change your name back? I can change my name back in a week.

I can change my username back in a month. Even if they knew your account was hacked and taken over? Yeah, since they changed my account, they have it to where you can't change it again for a certain amount of time. How do they get in if you did two-step authentication? There's this weird backway they can get in through TikTok Studio. And I guess on there, I didn't have two-factor. And they were able to get in without. Dang. So now I have it set up where you have to have your face

to scan in. But you're back. Yeah, I'm back. And your advice to people is set your TikTok up for face scan in so TikTok can own your face for facial recognition

but people can't steal it. Yeah, that's the downside of it. They have your face, but no one else can get into your account unless they steal your face. Oh, that's next. Yeah. My face is everywhere.

I mean, they have our faces by now, right? You log into your phone with your face? Yeah, I do. Yeah, same. Well, I'm glad you have it back. That's good. Dang. By the way,

If you follow movie Mike, he is not Mike Williams. What is it? Michael Williams. Michael Williams. His name is changed on his account, but he's still movie Mike, and he'll change you back soon. Okay, that's what's up. Thank you guys. We'll see you guys tomorrow.

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