The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Bobby Isn't Sharing Baby Name Ideas + Abby Saw A Guy Shoplifting + Lunchbox Fought For A Discount After Strange Disturbance + Bobby Got Baby Advice From Lionel Richie

Episode Date: October 2, 2025

Bobby talked about hosting  Lionel Richie's book event in Austin for his new book called Truly. He shared some of the great stories he told and the advice he gave him about having a baby. A woman who calls herself a “name nerd,” has turned her obsession for baby names into a booming enterprise with moms and dad paying as much as $30-thousand for her services. Bobby also shares why he and his wife are not sharing baby names with ANYONE. We talked about a carnival ride gone wrong. In the Anonymous Inbox, we talked about the rule on plus-ones for a wedding and what Bobby learned from his ceremony and reception that he thinks will help. Abby shared that she witnessed a guy shoplifting at the store and didn't know what to do about it. Lunchbox shared why he wanted a discount from a hotel he stayed at because of an annoying disturbance. IS he entitled to a free night or is he being dramatic? He brings in the audio evidence!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Thursday show. Morning studio. Morning. Let's talk about name and babies. I want to play this TikTok clip first. Here's a guy that I saw bring this up. This woman charges people $30,000 to name their children for them. And I cannot stress this enough if you and your partner are so fundamentally incapable of coming to a decision together about what your kid should be named. that you are considering paying someone else to do it,

you should instead separate. No, that's dumb. Separate. That's dumb. Yeah, that means you can't decide on anything, so you shouldn't be together. It's two people that do not have the ability to make a single decision. So I'm going to read you something about this woman.

A San Francisco woman has turned her obsession with baby names into a lucrative profession. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Taylor Humphrey charges indecisive parents $30,000 to help them pick out the perfect baby name. She describes herself as a name nerd and has already picked out names for more than 500 children. Taylor even offers add-on services for additional costs that include baby name branding and identifying a unique name aesthetic. She insists there's a lot more of this job than people realize. Sometimes I get calls from clients that are so urgent that I need to drop everything and help them right away.

Taylor's unique job is currently earning her hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. Your thoughts? These are also people where 30,000 to them must feel like $30. Probably most. Probably most. I can't fathom that. I can't fathom paying $5 to somebody. I can't fathom having somebody pay me to pick out the name.

Yeah. It just seems bizarre. I do think that there might be trouble in their relationship like that one guy, though. like imagine having to pay somebody for for that i would say it's two people who can't make a decision yeah or two people who can't agree on again even if you have to bring in like a mediator if you can't agree on a name you're not going to pay them 30,000 dollars you just pick a friend or you flip a coin yeah that's what i was thinking flip a coin you know how much flipping a coin cost the price of the coin yes yeah that's not 30 i was going to say zero dollars but you're right it probably 25 cents

oh you go a quarter i want a nickel really you would flip a no if you're If we flip a coin, it's a quarter. Okay. I like it. It's more substantial. I'd flip a silver dollar then. Susan B. Anthony then. Nobody's flipping a dime.

Yeah, that's true. Too small. Yeah, way too small. Yeah, 30 grand to pick a baby name. That's wild. But you know what? I'm not going to hate because get it if you can get it. There's obviously an industry there.

I think some of her add-ons, like that makes sense. If people are going to pay for that, they're probably going to be stupid enough to pay for things like, how do you create a baby brand with the name? Yeah, I don't know. I feel like we should check on these people mentally, though, too. I mean, I get that they have a lot of money, but is she taking advantage of them? I don't think it's like a psychic with people who are vulnerable.

I think it's like somebody who is probably a little weird herself taking advantage of rich people. And you know what? We don't mind that. It's just rich people. We don't mind taking advantage of rich people. Somebody gave us advice. And I think we're probably going to do it anyway when talking about a baby name because we are going to have a baby that they said share it with no one. Yeah, that's probably smart.

Because everybody wants to give their two cents. Everybody has ideas, but share it with no one. Because you don't want everybody's two cents or ideas. If you're, like, debating between two or three and there's somebody that you're close to, you can go to them. But we're not going to do that. So. Do you think that y'all are going to agree pretty easily? No.

Okay. No. Do you want to hire this woman? There already must be tension. Wait, woman. Hey, let me say that. I don't have your voice Your reaction right now

I would give you any indication Oh my gosh Bobby's like let's name him What's the hog Razor rack Razor Oh my God That's already my nephew's name

Razor? No my cousin My cousin His cousin's cousin's His cousin's name is Razor Yeah Because of the Because of the hog

Yeah it's a nickname Yeah It's a nickname. Yeah I can see you I can see you fighting legally For Razor And the middle name back Trust me

Raise her backbones. Ain't none of that happening. But we're not going to pay anybody money. And who knows, we may have to flip a coin. When, like, how close of a friend would it take for you to, like, chime in and, like, say, I don't like that name. You wouldn't. That's not a close friend. If somebody chimes in without being asked, that's not a close friend.

Yeah, I don't think that we would have, I think we would want to support whatever the name is unless it's something that's like so. We're thinking about going with Hitler. What do you guys think? Yes. Like I was thinking ISIS. You're kidding, man. Something like that. We're calling them Arkali. R-K-K-L-E-L-E.

Oh. How is it spelled? R-K-E-L-L-Y. I don't want to think that's not the right idea there. Yeah, so $30,000 to name your baby. Seems a bit excessive. But you know what? We're not going to shame.

We're not going to shame people where how they spend their money. Yeah. We're not going to pocket watch. No, we don't money shame. We won't shame. but we can make fun of them a little bit. So it was in Austin last night for a Lionel Richie book event. He has a new book that came out this week.

It's called Truly. It's a big, fat, thick book. It's good, and I read 80% of it. Oh, there are lots of pictures? There are a good amount of pictures, but he just has a lot of stories. One story that was in the book, and we talked a bit about Michael Jackson last night

was when Michael Jackson was a kid, and in Jackson 5, Lionel Richie and the comment, Commodores, because that was Lionel's band, opened for the Jackson 5. Crazy. So they went out, and their first show with the Jackson 5 was Madison Square Garden. And so they go out and they're opening, Michael's like 13, Lionel's like 19. So Michael is younger. And they sell out Madison Square Garden, which is crazy because Jackson 5, they're from the Midwest.

Lionel Richie's from Alabama. That whole Commodore's band is just a bunch of college friends from Tuskegee, Alabama. And Lionel played saxophone, but he never really trained to play saxophone. He just had it kind of play by ear a little bit. He had a saxophone. They're like, you play saxophone? Like, yeah, why not? So that was the Commodores, a bunch of guys from college.

Wow. And so they're up and they're opening for the Jackson 5. And so Lionel at 19 or 20 and Michael at 13, 14, 15 became friends. And he said that Michael Jackson, a lot of times smelled bad because, and this is a crazy thing you don't think about when it comes to fame, is that anytime, because they were on the road all the time. they really didn't go back home much anytime Michael would send his clothes off to be cleaned

they would keep most of them because it was Michael Jackson's clothes or they'd figure out and he was so famous people wanted to keep his stuff so when he had a pair of pants or shirt he liked he wouldn't send it to get cleaned because he wouldn't get it back so he'd wear it all the time

and the shirt wouldn't end up stinking oh huh because everybody wanted whatever was Michael Jackson's and so Lionel would like give him his clothes and it would be too big and you see Michael Jackson

these clothes were way too big but it was Lionel going here take these clothes like wear these it wasn't because they needed the money there was another point to that Joe Jackson who was very abusive to Michael

and that came out probably way later Joe Jackson managed the band and the Commodores were awesome like high energy people wanted to find them as funk

because it was all black guys but they weren't they were charting on country radio they were charting on pop radio. They really weren't charting on the traditional black charts as much as they were charting on the traditional white charts, which confused everybody. And they were developing such a following

that even the newspapers that would review the shows, they would give the Jackson Five good reviews, but they'd be like, we're so surprised at how good the Commodores were. And it wasn't that the Jackson Five wasn't as good as the Commodores. People just expected the Jackson Five to be awesome. But a lot of the ride-ups would be the Commodores blew our minds because we had no one. idea that an opener was going to be that good. Not saying they were better, just saying that was a big

surprise. And they got to one of their shows, and their stuff wasn't there. And they couldn't find their instruments. And they're closed because they wore like costumes, like matching type costumes. Turns out, Joe had sabotaged all their stuff. Dang. Michael Jackson's dad. And so, wow. Shady. Yeah. Shady. We did like an hour and a half last night. It'll be a full Bobby cast. I love Lionel and I was super pumped that he invited me to do that. Like I said, he did four of these shows or he's doing four of the shows. I think he has another one in Las Vegas tonight. And so he was like, hey, well, you come do this. I know Austin's like a home to you and we're finding people that are familiar with these cities. And so I was like, yeah, that's great.

And they were like, hey, we'll pay you or whatever. And I was like, better than the money, can I just have the ability to record all this content and keep it? And they was like, yeah. So we went and rented a bunch of cameras, shot at multi-camera. And it'll be a Bobbycast and we'll have it up on my Bobby Bone channel YouTube probably next week. It's pretty great. It's pretty great. Like, he's compelling when he speaks. And I didn't have to do much as far as I knew all the information because I read most of the book.

I tried to finish it. I just couldn't finish it. It was a long one. Yeah. I mean, I really dedicated myself. But yeah, once he gets talking, he just tells stories. is great. I think the crowd wanted him to sing. But he said at the beginning, hey, this is not a music show. I don't have a band. This is weird for me too. So I'm not really going to do a bunch of singing.

There were a couple times where I like goaded him in to be in like, like give me a little bit of like, it's easy like Sunday morning. And they'll be like, ah, and they wake up some more. And he's like, not a singing try. Yeah. Because then he has to sing every song. Then people. So we did that. Got home last night like midnight. It's brutal. Brutal, brutal night. I didn't take my laptop with me, which is stupid. Yeah, that's weird. Why did you, what happened? Because I was just going to coming right back. Oh, so you purposefully didn't take it.

Yeah, I didn't forget it. No, but I wish I would have thought about it because on the way back I was like, oh, man, I could be working on the show tomorrow. And I sent Mike a text because Mike and I just trade notes all night. And then I'll send him a big, like overall list and grid of stuff that we possibly will talk about. I'm like, you ain't getting anything for me tonight. I'll just send it in the morning. And I got home and I was like, I can't.

I can't go to sleep, not working and having some sort of plan. So I think he got the notes about 1230 last night. He said he was surprised to get anything. I was surprised to send anything. Late night. Yeah, I probably fell asleep around one, got up, came up. But it was a fun show. We'll have it all up sometime soon.

But there's a TikTok video that Lionel and I did. And I was like, I can't remember the words of this song. It's up on my Instagram, TikTok. And I was like, it's easy. And then he comes up, he's like, easy like Sunday morning. He said, you can use a practice. Yeah. Yeah.

Keep practicing kids. Yeah, that's what he said. Keep practicing kids. So I know you said it's a thick, long book. But if people, I just looked it up and it's on Audible. So people could listen to it if they. It's good. It's really good.

But he has so many stories. It'd probably be cool to hear him say the stories in his voice. I don't know if he does the audio book or not. Really? I know. Oh, it is. It's narrated by Blair Underwood. What?

He got Blair Underwood to narrate it? Who's Blair Underwood? Famous actor. Oh. Yeah. Like, it'd be cool. if it was Lionel. But there's an introduction by Lionel himself

offering like a candid look at his life from his early years, but then Blair takes over. I got to tell my favorite Lionel Richie story in front of Lionel Richie, which I've never done. Which is? The time I went over to host American Idol wasn't really going to. It was like eight minutes until the show started.

They're like, Ryan is sick. He's tried to get here. He can't. You have to host. I'm like, okay. And I didn't think the show was bigger than me. I've been doing this forever. But I didn't know like stage direction

because there's a lot of that that's not just talking to a camera it's knowing what camera where to walk so you don't get hit by props so you know where the people are coming from you have a minute and a half

to get to this point like all that stuff I didn't know because we didn't rehearse it and so I was just kind of running through it and the story is like a puff of smoke and Lionel was standing beside me he's like Commodore is 1963

and so I got to tell this story about him telling a story about when the Commodores were just thrown on Dick Clark not being ready and it was fun it's fun he's awesome he gave me like 10 minutes

it's a baby talk. He was like, babies. Not on stage, because we were hanging out in the dressing room before. He's like, you're having a baby. Let me tell you about babies. They're going to ask you to be on the entertainment committee when that baby gets to be a kid

and they're going to say, you know famous people, so why don't you get famous people to come and do a charity event at our school? Because you know who else was on the entertainment committee? Your friend Lionel. I didn't want to be, but I was. And he's doing an impression of him.

It looks like he's scooting something. and I'm like, Lionel, what are you doing? I'm moving a chair to this table because this table needs more people sitting here for the event we're having tonight that I organized on the entertainment committee. So, yeah, we'll have it up.

Probably next week. Just because I want to make sure, because that first two weeks a book comes out are the two big weeks because they're trying to hit bestseller lists. But yeah, that's what's up. It was really cool. I love the Paramount Theater.

That's my favorite theater, because that theater is very personal to me. There are cooler physical theaters. The Warner Theater in D.C. comes to mind because that one's right by the capital. It's large, like, majestic. But the Paramount Theater,

I went to so many shows when we were in Austin. And that was the first, like the first time I ever sold that out. I have a picture of me on the stage afterward. It's really cool. And then the password for the Wi-Fi there is about Houdini. Oh, really?

Yeah. So did you tell Lionel about the hole? No. Oh, man. Here's the thing about Lionel. You say a couple things and you let him talk for a long time. That's true. Yeah.

Let him do all the time. He's got a lot of stories. He was telling Jack Nicholson's story last night about when you're on the entertainment committee, they want you to do other things. One time it was me and Jack Nicholson. And Jack walks up and says, what's the tuition here? They tell him and he writes a check for three times that. And he goes, this is enough for me not to be on any of the committees. And he says, don't hit me up.

That was Jack Nicholson's committee. I like that. But it's this one crazy story because he's been famous for so long. He's been famous since the 60s. Like the only people that I can think of that have been famous that long and are still relevant

and still can talk about it like vividly in great detail and be compelling is Aerosmith like Stephen Tyler. And I haven't talked to him in a long time but they were famous in the late 60s. To be so famous, the reason the Commodores broke up

and they were together close to 15 years. which is wild because you would think, because we weren't alive then. They were like together a couple years and they broke up and he went solo. But he was like, I never wanted to leave the Commodores. What had happened was he started, they all wrote songs in the band.

This is more from the book. The book's great. They all wrote songs from the band and they would figure out what songs that were going to put on the record. And Lionel wasn't really the lead singer. He was someone who sang a little bit. We played saxophone.

There was a different guy that was the lead singer for the most part. But they all wrote songs. and he said you play like 30 seconds of the song and the baby would be like eh or okay but none of his ballads were getting cut by the Commodores like almost none three times a lady I think was cut by the Commodores

and he's like I had this song and they were like pass and he said I got a call from country and Western at the time was what it was called singer Kenny Rogers and they weren't close yet and Kenny's like hey I know you have these songs that you're not cutting these ballads like can you meet me

and give me some of these songs because I'm going to cut them. I want to record them. And Lionel was like, well, we're on tour. Their drummer gets on like a motorcycle accent. They can't go on tour. So it's like, well, I have the day free now. And so he goes over to Vegas to meet Kenny Rogers

and Kenny's going on and on about his wife. And he's like, man, she, and Lionel had this song called Baby. And Kenny's like, I met this lady. And she's just awesome. And he kept referencing how she was like the first lady he had ever met. And he's like, you got a song about that?

And he's like, Well, it's been called baby, but he goes, I do. It's called a lady. Changes a lady. Lade. So Kenny cuts that song, records it. It's super popular. Lionel's known as the writer. And so then everybody starts to interview him about the songs he's written for other people. And it starts to be, hey, when you started the Commodores, like, I didn't start the Commodores.

But he's the only part of the band that everybody wants to interview because he's found success in another place as well. And so then it starts to be, people start calling him Lionel Richie and the Commodores. And they tell the band, you got to get in line behind. Lionel. Like he's now, and Lionel's like, I'm not the lead guy and he said,

it just got so tense that he was like, I never wanted to leave the band, but the band wasn't the band. And so he did a couple solo things as just a, I'm going to do this on the side. And that popped

and there was some animosity within the band because Lionel was now promoted at the front and he didn't want that. And he's like, okay, you guys still do this because I don't want the band to break up and I'll go do a couple

solo things. And then it turned into that worked out. Yeah, it worked out pretty good. Yeah, it's great. So listen to it. Check the book out. was there until, you know, late last night,

messed out my food order on the way home, which was terrible. I ordered dairy. No, they just brought the wrong stuff. I ordered food to the back to the theater. And so I was going to fly and eat on the way home. And yeah, I ordered like a steak. And they brought me a cup of like side of steak, which is like six pieces.

What? Yeah. A side of steak. Yeah. So what did you eat it? Yeah. It's cold. It was small. There was nothing to it. That's all it was. I ordered a whole steak meal, but instead they just delivered a little cup of steak. That was the whole thing. Like someone was just going to order a cup of steak and pay the delivery fee. So, okay, it'll be up next week. But I'm here. We're good. Thank you guys for also being here. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying.

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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, 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 Podcasts, 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.

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Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice has served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Oh, Bobby Bones, my fiance and I are in the middle of planning our wedding and have different views on plus ones. I feel like we should only allow guests to bring serious partners married, engaged, or living together. My fiance, on the other hand, thinks we should be more relaxed and let people bring casual dates if they want. part of me worries that if we open it up to anyone, we'll end up with a bunch of random strangers in our wedding photos and at our tables.

But my fiance says it's about making our guests feel comfortable. What's the best call here? Is there some sort of etiquette rule we should follow? Signed, bride versus groom. Okay, so there are a couple factors here, as I've had a wedding in the last five years. It doesn't matter who's sitting at the tables for pictures. It doesn't matter. Like any of that, like it's going to be weird with people we don't know in pictures of our wedding.

if they're not in the main pictures, which you're not going to look at that much anyway after the first year, like you may occasionally go back to them, as long as they're not in the main picture of like you with your mom and dad or like family, it doesn't matter. So don't worry about people sitting at random tables and that's going to be in the pictures.

Heck, some of the people that you invite to your wedding, as real guests, you're not even going to have a relationship with a year and a half, two years. So don't look at it like that. If it's a money issue, I completely understand. So if you're doing it for a budget, just say, hey, you can come with a partner,

if they're a real partner. But if it's not a money issue and you're worried about a bunch of randoms, don't worry about that because that's not going to matter at all. The one thing I would say is don't allow phones in the actual ceremony. You can have my, who cares if you have them in the reception, but don't allow them in the ceremony. Yeah, I mean, really it boils down to money. I wouldn't, yeah, I'm with you 100%.

I won't worry about the pictures. And yeah, you are throw, the reception is, yes, it's for you, but you're throwing a party for your guests. so why not let them have a good time. But yeah, and you handle that with the invites. If you send them the invitation and it says plus one, they know they get to bring a plus one. If it's addressed just to them,

they know that it's just them. Don't worry about randoms being there if it's not a money issue. If it's not a money issue, let the people you love bring people they like. If it is a money issue, yeah, for sure. That makes sense. Or if it's a, we can only invite so many people. And if they bring a plus one, we can't fit in other people. Exactly.

that kind of stuff is fine to make sure that it's only like dedicated partners and your guests will understand that like i would understand if i if my friends said hey we really only have this much space so these people are bringing plus ones but you're not really dating anybody so no the guy you met at the bar tuesday night yeah not happening and why you had a bar on tuesday night uh that's that's our suggestion don't wrap yourself up and things that really don't matter that would be my biggest piece of advice when it comes to having a wedding none of this stuff is going to matter you're going to get there, it's going to be awesome, and then it's going to be over before you know it. So don't worry about that.

And you're not going to spend a bunch of time looking back at your pictures. You'll look back for a little bit, a couple months, but every once in a while you might go back. Or you might do a throwback Thursday to your wedding in a couple years on Instagram. But that's it. So yeah, enjoy it. Don't let the little things get in the way. All right, close it up. What is your list?

Most attractive female hobbies according to men. Reading. Oh, what's on there? Yeah. Boom. That's a good one. Yeah. Boom.

That's number seven. There's 10. Lunchbox? Oh, drinking. That's a good one? Yeah. Like you want a girl that wants to go out and have fun. Is drinking on there?

Drinking's not on there. Partying's not on there. So this is what guys think is the hottest that women do. Y'all find this very attractive. Oh, yoga. Eddie? Watching sports. I don't see that on here.

That is so hot. Although I can see how y'all are into that. When girls are watching sports, it's so cool. man. So yes and no, I guess it depends. If they know sports, that's hot. That's cool. If they don't know sports and are like, I don't know sports, that's cool.

If they don't know, this is a guys and girls. If they don't know sports and they act like they know sports. Not cool. Yeah, because that's annoying. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, but that can also be dudes as well. I just want to make sure I'm clear.

But most times in my life when I've been with people who are acting like they know more than they do, it's been females. Okay, so far y'all just have one reading. Lunchbox yelled yoga. Yeah. Well, okay, working out made it? Sit-ups. Oh, okay, got it, yeah. Working out is actually number one.

So apparently y'all find that the hottest. I think what guys find the hottest from when girls work out is what happens after they work out. They get in shape. Ah, the result of working out, I think. Okay. Are you all like to watch them work out? No. No, I don't think that's it.

You can't do that. saying we don't like to watch them work out but i'm saying no that's not and you have to be real careful watching them working out yeah like you gotta look through a mirror and then catch another mirror okay yeah because you can't look right at them y'all have your ways but it's not necessarily when they're working out it's like when they're done they're walking out or walking to their car and their a leisure wear and they got a little sweat glistening on their forehead yeah okay okay so this is turning into a bunch of pervy answers i know we're trying we're just trying to guess okay so what's the question again the top

10 most attractive female hobbies according to men are. Top 10 most attractive female hobbies. And you've got reading and working out. Okay. I mean, this might sound. This might sound sexist. Go ahead. Cooking.

Yeah. Yeah, that's number six. Okay. Okay, Eddie, if you're on that line, cleaning. No, cleaning is not on the list. Mossing the floor lunchbox? Cleaning in their underwear. Like, you see her pushing that swimper, you're like, all right.

Okay. Hey, actually, I think that women find it hot. when guys clean. Pulling another woman's hair. Like fighting. What? That's not a hobby. When they grab another woman's hair and they go to town.

Okay, y'all've lost the plot here. It's a hobby. This is hard, Amy. I mean, what other hobbies do women have? Okay, okay, okay. I really don't know. Making only fans, videos. Yes.

That's hot. Yeah. Not on the list, Amy. No, I didn't know we were doing per minute. No, we're not. We're just trying to guess. They've trapped me in their game. They've trapped me.

I started reading and ended up at OnlyFans. I went with a bad trajectory. Okay, okay. Let's think about this seriously. Okay. Reading, cooking, cleaning. Pillow fight. Working out.

When they play golf, that's pretty hot. Playing sports. Is that one? No. Playing instruments. No, but I'll give you singing. It's on there. Okay, that's musical.

Performing. You know my wife sings a lot Men, men, men, men, men, men, menly men, men, men, men, men. Then I come in and I go, man, man, man, man, man man, man because we watch a Charlie Sheen documentary. Yeah, yeah, and that's... And they do that. It's two and a half men.

Yeah. Yeah, I don't... I feel like I should just run through these. I don't have any other. You're going to struggle. Okay. Creative crafts. Man, that's not.

Guys don't care. What is that? Guys don't care. Gardening. What? Okay, dancing. Yes. Oh, okay. That's, that's good. Art, traveling, and photography. Traveling.

Yeah. How's that attractive? It's a hobby. Just that she's cultured. Okay. Okay. And then like if she has one of those fancy cameras, like she's a photographer and she creates her art that way. I just do it or fulfill you. I like that. I like when you have something to do because they like when I have something to do. Shocked hair pulling's not on there. Yeah, me too. That was really strong when I felt like I came out of the stands for that one.

Here's a video clip. My house. Here we go. It's me. Man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man, man. That's what we do all day. That's kind of fun. It's time for the good news.

With Amy. Tell me something good. So way back in 1970, this woman Debbie, she was only 11 years old, and she was watching a TV show, Big Blue Marble. Well, they had this whole deal where you could ride in the show and they'd set you up with a pen pal. And they did. They set her up with Jane in England.

For the last 50 years, they have been pen pals because of this. Guess what? The show? Yeah, because of the... They were like the conduit to find a pin pal. The big blue marble. Yeah, well, we only had three channels, dude. Dude, you can just do that up from TV?

Yeah, it was a children's television show. You could ride in and they would match you with a pin pal. Man, that feels creepy in today's world. Oh, yeah. Yeah, but I mean, it was young girl on young girl. See, that sounds pretty. Yeah, that sounds creepy too. Okay, oh.

I know we're running. Anyway, they would write about their lives, school, eventually marriage, raising children. Debbie and her two daughters traveled to London and the Pimp Pound was met for the first time. That's cool. And it turns out she was a woman. No, she was, they were the same age now. Yes, she was legit. Because if that happened today and some kids was like, I want a Pimp PIN Pound, I'd be like a 47 year old dude named Chuck who was lying.

to be a kid. We'd be like, oh, can you believe it? People are weird. Yeah. Yeah, that's today though. Not back in the 70s, man. Back then. My times were good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's good. I like it. That's fun. That's fun to actually. Also, to go to London. That's cool, too. And I wonder. And experience it with your daughters. I wondered to have they clicked or was it awkward for a little bit. Like, we only know each other from the pen. They embraced with their first hug or hug. And then they toured London landmarks together and shared old photos and letters. Even if you're like 500 years old. In the last 10 years, you can do it on. social media, even Facebook. True.

I wonder if they ever moved to Facebook and then decided we'd meet. Yeah, I'm sure. They transitioned. Didn't stay the letters. That's my point. All right, there we go. Good story. That's what it's all about.

That was tell me something good. You have a drive and you see one of those old carnivals pop up. Yeah. And you're like, man, you feel like that would be fun, but also that'd be dangerous. But that'd be fun, but that'd be dangerous. So, do you know what the zipper is, the ride? Is that the one that's like, you're just one on your, one on top. one on bottom and it like slings back and forth it doesn't sling that's just called the slinger

oh this one goes around around like a ferris wheel goes like up up and down circle yeah you're like in a two person in a box yeah a person cage and it goes around and it also swings and the freaking thing breaks oh my good okay this is from abcc seven la listen to this clip alarming new video of a ride that malfunctioned at a school carnival last night in the pico union neighborhood you can see some of the carriages, nearly fully detaching, falling and slamming into one another on a ride commonly known as the zipper. One witness commented

some of the riders were trapped for up to an hour, but somehow, after seeing that video, no injuries have been reported. Yeah, except for like emotional and mental. Yeah, the trauma of never being able to ride right again. Yeah, I think as I've

gotten more mature and become more of an intelligent adult in a lot of ways, the less I've wanted to be on these rides at carnivals. Yeah. Because those things are mobile. I like my rides to be in a dedicated space where they've done tests for years and for years in that dedicated space people have ridden them.

Yeah. I know, but there's always that chance. Yes, but there's more of a chance whenever you put the ride up for three days. Yeah. And you've got to rebuild it with somebody who probably only works their part-time who's doing the rebuilding and the riding. One of my favorite things on TikTok though is watching people when they get on those slingshot rides.

you're talking about. There's a camera with the guy who slings them up or drops them down. And he says stuff like, oh, man, it looks like your seatbelt's not, boom, and he shoots them off. No way. He can't do that. It's so funny. Those are funny. Because he's just messing with people.

And so there'll be two people on and they put that chest bar down on them. And he's like, okay, before we get started, something is wrong with your bar. And she's like, yeah, he goes, yeah, I don't know. And then he hits the button. Boom. Ah! I'll watch those all day. I don't like that.

Yeah, those will come across my algorithm. And if you watch one, you get like nine. And then they want to see if you're really dedicated. And I'll watch them because they're quick. I love a good tricking people into thinking they're going to die. That's a good. Those are fun. What's your algorithm right now?

I mean, I don't know. Mine's kind of all over the place. I feel like something that's consistent is the ADD stuff, which makes sense all over the place. Maybe that's all over the place, but then also I have ADHD content. But I did see one of the head guys that runs Instagram. He said they're not listening to us. Okay, yeah.

That's the one person I want to not listen to is the person who's listening to us. Oh, okay. Of course, they have to lie. I didn't feel like he was lying. I felt like, oh, wow. But then I'm like, well, how in the world do I say one thing? And then I get an Instagram ad for it. I mean, explain that one.

So here's mine. I got Arkansas Razorback. A girl talking about Bobby Petrino. Okay, that's one. Their football, we have a new coach. another one is I follow a couple news people here's Paul George

basketball player it's a lot of sports how to get trending more and the 90s wrestling those are my four things that's all you yeah what's yours that makes sense

Dallas Cowboys um Bobby Lee oh Keith Urban oh Keith Urban just popped up Dallas Cowboys Dallas Cowboys yeah Dallas Cowboys

What is yours? Good question, man. I got some of Morgan. Morgan seems to pop up on mine. Like Morgan? Well, like whenever she posts her clips from her. That's because you follow.

No, he didn't follow anybody. On TikTok? No, I don't TikTok. I don't even really, I mean, I don't follow anybody. I think it's because we've collabed on a couple of dance videos back in the day. So every time I open TikTok. They know you're a fan of Morgan?

It's like I'm the biggest fan of Morgan because I get every video Morgan posts of her cooking, her getting a snack. What else did you do? I don't know what else she's been doing, but her and her boyfriend sitting there doing a podcast. So I'll talk about that again. Anyway, don't ride rides.

I think that's the moral of the story here. Don't ride rides that aren't permanently fixed to a place. That's what I would say. Everybody lived on the zipper. It's all good. But if you watch the video, we'll post it up on our socials. The thing breaks. I don't want to watch that.

That freaks me out. Because nobody dies, it's easier to watch. So we'll post it up, you guys can see it. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th.

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This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So Abby saw somebody shoplifting. Abby, walk us through what you saw. I was at a gas station and I was kind of on a mission. So I was walking really fast and I went to the very back kind of the corner. one of the refrigerators. And there was this guy, and he was, like, stuffing his pants.

Like, he had baggy shirt on baggy pants, and he had, like, two beer, tallboys, candy, chips. And I was like, oh, my gosh. They were jeans. They were just huge baggy jeans. He was trying to keep up. And I was like, oh, shoot, I, like, panicked. I'm like, oh, my gosh. Hey, because he was like, hey, how's it going?

I'm like, good. He saw you see him. Oh, for sure. That you saw. Okay. Yes. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I saw it all.

And I was like, oh, man, I don't know what to do. And so I went up to the counter to buy my... Heck, no, I'm staying away from the counter because I don't want him to think I'm ratting him out. Well, but in that... My mind doesn't go there at all. That's right. I go... So what do you do then?

I leave. I leave. I put my stuff down and I leave. Like you saw nothing? Abby, don't say what you did yet then. Okay. So, Amy, what do you do? Exact situation.

He sees you see him. Yeah. I put down whatever I have and I just leave. I leave. What if you needed funnions? Right. Or red hod. I don't need them that bad.

What if he's armed and dangerous? He's already not making good decisions. Armed and dangerous? Yes. Stealing tall boys in his pants. Yeah. He could already be drunk. He doesn't have room for a gun.

He saved all that space for the tall ones. He's not making good decisions already and I don't want to be a part of what could be next. Okay. So Amy says she sees him, see her. I'm for sure not going to the counter because then he thinks I'm ratting. him out. Eddie, what do you do? I think I'm going to get my phone out and video it.

What? He may see you video. Yeah, now he's for sure going to be you up. He can literally get behind the chips and be like, I want to film this guy. No way. No way. I wouldn't even do that. You wouldn't?

No, because there's danger. If he sees you doing that, he may attack you. Oh. Lunchbox would you do? Easy. I just look at him like, hey man, I'm not going to tell. You're good. You say something.

Yeah. Because he knows you saw. Like, he's looking at you and you can feel him knowing. You saw him just like, I don't care. It ain't mine. You take what you want. I don't think I would speak because I wouldn't want like the gas station register guy hearing me speak because anything's not an accomplice. Oh, yeah.

And he's like, somebody was with him. They were talking about it. He helped him get out of there. So I don't think, I think I'm just moving my eyes off and acting like I saw nothing. I don't think I'm going to go up to the counter and be like, hey, this guy's stealing. Yeah, what are they going to do? We'll stop him. They won't stop.

At a gas station? Don't they have a button that they hit the, the, the, I think that's the panty button if you're getting robbed. I don't think it's for the poor, the tall boys. It's not for someone stealing beer. I just feel like, yeah, if I was working at a gas station and somebody was, I got to be like above my pay grade. A lot of people that work at gas stations own the gas station, though. These are small gas stations.

It's not a Walmart where you don't own it. Well. Not all, but a significant amount of people are part of the ownership or managing. I try to take inventory of what they're stealing and then call it a loss. Abby, what did you do? So I walked up to the counter. I put my drink down. and I almost, like, I almost was like, hey, that guy back there, he's feeling.

You can't do almost. You can't do it. I know. But I did it. So as I was paying, the guy walked out, I would distracted the cashier while the guy walked out with all his stuff. You helped him? Good job, Abby. I didn't mean to. But that's just what happened. Abby created a diversion. I did. She's doing like ballet kicks to the left so the guy looks at her so the guy can sneak out. No, that guy used me, though, which I didn't like that. And then I thought about being like, hey, do you see that guy right there? He's walking out. Okay, but you can't do I thought about. I know. Because you also could say I thought about tackling him and saving the gas station.

That's different, though, if he's already out the door, why not tell the cashier at that point? Like, he's already gone. That's a good point. Yeah, I'd feel safer about that. I would probably do that. I almost did this. Stop it, Abby. There were a lot of thoughts in my head in that moment.

But I guess the right thing, yeah, you tell them after they leave. I don't know there's the right thing. I don't know there's a moral obligation there because I also don't want to get. jump. See? Yeah. And we really don't know how we would react

until we're in that moment. I do. I know exactly how I'd react. Okay, go for it. I told you. I'm leaving. I'm out of there. All right, you had a little drama

at the hotel lunchbox? Oh, yeah. I mean, two nights in a row. I mean, one was like 12.30 a.m. The next night, maybe 1.15 a.m. The room next to us had a little yapper, and it decides to yap in the middle of the night.

A dog. Yeah. recorded this with your phone. That's through a wall. That's through a wall. And so I called the front desk and I was like, hey, man, there's a dog barking. And of course I went back to bed. I don't know what happened.

But when I'm checking out, I finally said, hey, like, you know, with that dog barking, you know, do I get some kind of discount? And the person working the front's like, I don't know. I'd have to talk to the manager and they're not here right now. But I can take down your information and he'll reach out. So tell me, when you hear that, and it weighs me up two nights in a row, what kind of discount should I be given? Well, none after the fact. I think when you call and you say this is happening and it won't stop, can you move me rooms? Like, that's the first thing and that sucks, but you have two sucks.

You either got a dog yapping or you got to move your room. At least if you move your room, the dog doesn't yap anymore. And it's temporary. You got it for two nights. You can even do it after the first night. And you're like, hey, the dog barked all night last night. If I'm with them, I need to have a different room. If they can't meet that, then I think you discuss with them,

hey, I'm going to need a discount on my rate that I'm about to pay. You can't do it at the end. They have no reason to be like, yeah, we're going to give you a discount, not when it's over. So I think you didn't go to it at the right time. So none. I'm going to go none after the fact. Did you play them your audio from your phone?

Oh, yeah, you have audio. It's so loud. Hear that? That's terrible. Oh, yeah. No, it's so annoying. But it's like a loud, if people are like watch a TV loud or if they're like doing it. You know, you bang on the wall or you call and you're like, hey, I can't get any sleep.

And they're like, hey, we'll move your room. If they can't do that, then they should just make the stay cheaper. But you can't go after the fact and ask for it. Stay cheaper or free night? Well, I think it's free night. But you don't get it at the end is my point. If you don't ask for it while it's happening, they're not going to. to give it to you. You've already stayed. They have no reason and no, why would they give you a

discount after it's over? You have to do it while the dog's yapping and be like, look, there's a dog next door that won't stop barking and we need to do something or I need a free night. You. I mean, I'm playing the audio. I guess I suppose multiple people on that floor would be really bothered. They can't give a free night to everybody. How do we know anybody else called? And does anybody else work for radio show and they look for bits? Oh, they record stuff. I mean, gosh, how was the person with the dog even sleeping? I mean, I don't even know the person that was in the room. Oh, that's funny.

If it was the dog's room? They didn't even. They got a room for the dog. I mean, they could have been out doing something in the middle of the night. I have no idea. I just heard the dog barking. I had to call the front desk and say, hey, this dog is yapping. And they're like, well, send someone up to check.

But then I go back to bed. So I don't know if they knocked on the door what they did. So I asked for the discount. And the manager has reached out to me. Okay. And with what discount? The manager emailed me to my email and said, I am sorry about the inconvenience of the dog.

If you would have told us earlier, we could have moved you rooms, but there's unfortunately nothing we can do at this time. Yeah. Oh. There we go. Thanks a lot, man. But you also messed up too because you're like, I went back to bed. I don't know what happened. So you could sleep no problem? And then I had a second night of it. Like, you got to complain about this stuff. I'm like, night too is on you. How is it on me? How do I know that the dog stay in there two nights? I mean, the dog could have been, I don't know. I go to bed and all of a sudden I wake up at one thing. 30 in the morning or whatever and right, right, right, it's like, oh, dang dog's still here.

Like, you're, you consider yourself an alpha male, right? I am an alpha. Why didn't you go knock on the door and tell them to shut their dog up? There's going to be trouble. Well, I mean, I ain't, I mean, and then I didn't get dressed. Are you having a bait a weekend? No, you don't care about that kind of thing. Yeah, not you.

You're alpha. I don't know who's in that room. Amy, I don't know who's in that room. But alphas don't care. Alpha's alpha. If there's a child in that room and I knock on the door naked, guess who gets them trouble. Well, not naked, but put shorts on. What are you talking about?

Or a robe or a towel. You don't have to walk out, but naked. You went straight child to naked. I said I would have to get dressed and you guys go, why? Well, because I sleep naked. You don't have to put on a suit and tie. It didn't occur to us that we thought you would like show up naked and then there might be a child.

That's not where my brain went. Our brains were just thinking, like normally you take care of business. Yeah, like you say you take care of business because you're alpha male. I am an alpha. And it was just, it was unfortunate that this dog was annoying as crap and I thought they would take care of it. And they really just shot me down. Nothing. Oh, sorry for the inconvenience.

What? I think we learned something here, though. You have to ask while it's happening because they have no reason to credit you anything after the fact. If you're not like a massive rewards member and someone who can prove that by you switching, it's going to affect even a minor part of their bottom line. Okay, Alpha? Yeah, I mean, I didn't want to complain that much about because I didn't want to move in the middle of the night, then I got to pack up my suitcase.

Okay, but what's worse? Because you're in an unfortunate situation. So you can have all the unfortunate of you not being in all of sleep because the dog's barking, or you can have some mid-unfortunate and go to a different room. Leave all your stuff in that room sleep and just come back and move it in the morning. Oh, I didn't think about that. And that'd have been smart. Some people are saying online, you're Betabox. Is that true?

No, I am Alpha. Like, you guys have I don't know. Beta box is trending now. Betta box is now trending all across America. Betabox. Yeah. You guys have seen me in situations. I handled things. No. Remember when the guy came crashing into his neighborhood and like ran over the cone.

Oh, but his neighbor though. When the kids, and Lunchbox was like, I recorded us going and beating up this drunk guy. And it's his neighbor doing all the fighting. He was like, he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, he said. That's not how it went. Okay, fair enough. It's time for the good news.

With Bobby. Tell me something good. So deputies pulled over this guy. His plates didn't match his vehicle. obviously he was doing something so they called in the plates and were like that that ain't right. So the guy was using fake plates. They put him under arrest and that is not the good part

of the story. The person that got arrested was an Uber Eats driver and had food and so the cops got the address and took it to the That's always so cool. Yeah the thing I'm going to tell you though if two cops came to my door and knocked because I watched the

cam footage of this like from the ring cam if two cops came to my door knocking I'm like what has happened I'm scared. Yeah you would think something wrong. I may not be hungry anymore. I'm so scared. It's taking the hunger away. I was waiting for my Uber Eats. But yeah, it was really cool. So Mark Herman shared photos and video of them bringing the food to the surprise customer. Boy, the real change would be they get there, knock on the door, open it up. They arrest that person because they were like running from the law.

Tell me that wouldn't be awesome. That, yeah, that was crazy. So what happens to the food, though? I mean, like, what are the odds? Well, since we're making this up, they're making this up, they then take it to a homeless shelter. Oh, feed the homeless. Feed the homeless. Fours. I mean, I'm just thinking like, cops must be like,

hey, this food's being delivered to Bobby Bones. We've been looking for this guy. And now we've got him. It's sort of like when drug dealers accidentally text like a cop. Yeah. Got the weed.

It's like, what are the odds? And then they go bust them. What are the odds? All right. That's from the New York Post. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Turn the radio on and the dials just keeps on turn.

Max Morgan 2. School of Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through. Mike is writing this week's next bit. Your Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story. All right. 90 seconds on the clock. How many of Amy's corny jokes can we get right? Ready, ready, ready.

Here we go. The morning corny. Why did Putin? I can't even say Putin. Don't start the timer yet. Are you saying, Putin? Putin. Putin.

The Russian. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Why did Putin? Why did Putin finish his homework so fast? And go. He's Russian.

He's Russian. Good. Good. Let's go. Go. Go. What's a barista's favorite morning mantra? Starbucks.

Coffee. Coffee. Morning mantra. Good morning. Joe. Morning Joe. Joe, cup of... Say it again?

What's a barista's favorite morning mantra? What's a barista's favorite? Chai, chai. What's a mantra? A mantra. A phrase is saying. Something that stands for what you believe in. May chai be with you?

A ground. Chai be with you. Ground it up. Moka, latte. Here are you giving us hints. Mm-mm. I was making noises. Moka.

Make the mocha of it. Make the mocha out of it. That's a good one. Rise and grind. Rising grind. That's it? Good, good. Oh my gosh.

What kind of sugar does... He was on chai for like 10 minutes. What kind of sugar does Lady Gaga use in her coffee? Oh, the mocha. Splenda. Moka. Sugar. Cain.

Splenda. Lady Gaga. Ra, rah, rah, rah, ra. Yes, yeah. Raw sugar. Raw, raw, raw, raw. Raw. All right, Amy, don't...

What's it called when you steal someone's coffee? Theft. Moka theft. Moka theft. Chai theft. I go to He goes to chai. Every time.

That's the only kind of thing I know on coffee. What's that again? What's it called when you steal someone's coffee? Beft. Burglar. Mug. Mugging. Mugging. That's it.

Go, go, go, go. Okay. What's a writer's favorite breakfast? Riter. Herb. Oh. Exagger. A synonym bun.

That's tough. Oh, that'd have been real tough. That's been real hard. Can you walk us to what we got? Because that just felt like a mess. You got a lot. Go ahead. You got Putin because he's Russian.

You got... Amy laughed halfway through the, like, for most of that joke. You got baristas mantra rise and grind. You got Lady Gaga sugar. Raw, raw, raw, raw. I felt like you gave us that one. No, I said raw. No, he said raw.

He didn't say raw. But I think he was just going raw. Raw. And then you go... And then you got stealing someone's coffee mugging. Okay, that's four. And then you almost got... Oh, we didn't get a synonym button.

We never... No, we didn't even almost get that. that one. You would have, though? No, we would have never gotten synonym one. We know our limits. You all should be in a better mood because you got four. Yeah, yeah, no, but we know our limits. We wouldn't have sent an end of bond. Don't give us pity and say we almost got something when we would have never got it. Yeah, we have a lot of integrity with this game.

Yeah. Okay. All right, we got four hit it. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes to us from Saginaw, Michigan. There was a man at a bar. It's about 2 a.m. He's closed in his tab, and he thinks he's been overcharged. by 50 cents.

So he starts arguing with the bartender saying that is 50 cents too much. You are trying to rip me off for 50 cents. And the bartender's like, that's your tab, man, I need you to pay it. So the guy pulled out a gun and shot, bye, bye, bow, right? Right by the bartender's head. It's about principle, though, right?

The principle of 50 cents more than the actual 50 cents. He shouldn't have shot at him. Let's all say that. But it wasn't about the 50 cents, right? It was about the guy probably getting one over on him. that's what I would think. I mean, I wouldn't even notice 50 cents, to be honest. Not about the actual two-quarter.

You can't be shooting at people, so that's why he's the bonehead. Luckily, he didn't shoot the person, but it's like people that get into a fight over a parking spot and somebody ends up getting hurt bad or dying. It wasn't really about the spot. It was about the disrespect or the cutting off that triggered the person. Right. So not justice for this guy. Not at all.

I'm not saying that. I don't want to be misconstrued as that. But I don't think it was about 50 cents. I think it's about somebody screwing someone. else over. But nobody got shot, right? No, no one got shot. He just shot past his head and hit some liquor bottles on the wall. Oh, that's cool. Listen, yeah,

that is kind of cool. In movies, they do shoot out the bottles. When the bottles break? Yeah, that's pretty cool. I'm not a big guy where everybody should have guns without permits. Like, I have guns. I think you should have the license to have a gun. I also think even in license places where you should have a gun in public, you shouldn't have them in bars.

No. Good call. Like, that's a different level when you're drinking. Yes. If this guy has one, he loses it. Okay, lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. We will see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody.

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