The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1:  Bobby's Real Height Revealed + Lunchbox Had To Call 911 Again + Amy's Rich Past Revealed

Episode Date: May 21, 2026

A listener calls in to call out Eddie on why he needs to stop asking Bobby for money and how to take matters into his own hands. We were talking about our favorite vacation memories from childhood and found out something about Amy that leaves us in awe. Lunchbox shared why he had to call 911 again. Was it necessary or was he overreacting like he always does? Bobby shared what problem he ran into during his physical that led to him having a long day. They also measured his height and revealed what his official height is even though he did NOT want to share it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0% chance. Because you saw someone just married? Yeah, it had Kiwiate on the back of their Jeep, just married, and then the Venmo account. So if you wanted to contribute to, I guess, for honeymoon or they're just, you know, life as newlyweds together. Would you ever do that at all? No.

No. I've seen millions of those. It drives me nuts. Everybody does it now. Oh, it's my birthday. It's my graduation. Girls trip. Like, stop.

The first person that did it, creative, cool, great idea. Now everybody doesn't. so annoying it's overplayed why is it annoy you though it's not taking anything from you yeah you just ignore it let them drive by oh it annoys me I see it in traffic I'm just like oh my gosh you're so annoying why don't you do it on your window to say if anybody will just give you money good idea not a bad idea

he doesn't have a window it's right he has a hardboard sign you can ride it on your wife's back windshield yeah and then just link your venmo and then over the course of like a week we see how much you've raised yeah guys even better on the bike he can have a cardboard sign on his back that says need a car venmo me not bad yeah but you're actually not on your bike in public as much as your wife is in your car

that's true you can do both but do this do this his wife is what I'm gonna want to drive around with his venmo her car would she let you write the bedroom okay that's funny so why are you writing it that's a great question okay how about this new baby that's it so he's gonna lie No matter what I'm going to lie No you're not You need a car No matter what he said he's going to lie Yeah because I'm going to put

Bachelor party or I'm going to put something No one's going to believe bachelor party How about new baby New baby could use help Could use help She's not going to He's begging She's not

And then put your binmo on there And then leave it up for a week And let's just see how much money you make Okay That is great New baby people are good That's the heartstrings Yeah it is

Tugging right at them. If I saw someone drive by with their Venmo in their car, I'd probably give them five bucks. You would? Yeah, I think so. Like, if I were not moving, like if I were stopped somewhere and saw it. Otherwise, I'm not going to remember. I'm not going to remember five minutes. But if you catch me right then, I think I'd give him five bucks or ten bucks.

Yeah, but what if it's like, any, let's say he's pulled up with a stoplight and it's a girl's trip and it's a bunch of hotties. You can write on the subject line, I bought you a beer because you're hot. Okay, yeah, if you want to do that. Why don't you do that on your window, girls trip. No, I think the baby's going to get more traction. Emotional. Yeah, the problem is you have kind of a nice SUV. How much help do you really need?

Well, I mean, if you say new baby, they're going to think it was an unexpected baby. Well, maybe that's what the cardboard says on the back of his bike. New baby needed home. Okay. So, get it out. Or dog needs surgery. That's too complicated, go ahead. I don't think that's going to do this one.

I don't know what might. I don't know. Do new baby need help. This is a science experiment, okay? Yeah. And I'll do this. We're like, so people don't,

like, have a bad taste in their mouth from this. Whatever lunchbox raises. You're going to double it for me? Not for you, but I will, whatever you raise, I will donate to someone with a new baby.

Well, I'll donate to an organization that helps people with new babies. Oh, okay. Oh, that's the guy that called in. You don't want to do that with a whole amount? Donate it to some, someplace?

No. No. Well, he's not going to give it to us. We've learned this. It's his Venmo, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But it is a science experiment to see people do it. Yeah. Okay, right on your window. I will. Let us know. We'll check back in a week or so. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. We've all heard about men going through a midlife crisis, but women always seem to get a pass. My wife just turned 50. She seems to be going. through one. I'm all for expressing

individuality, but since her birthday, she's dyed her hair, three different shades of pastel, gotten piercings, and a tattoo. At first, it was fun and kind of hot, but now I'm wondering if there's something she's overcompensating for or that she's trying to avoid. Any thoughts? Signed,

nervous about nose rings. Amy, I'll go to you. You're a woman. Mm-hmm. Yeah, it sounds like she's... lend me some of your woman knowledge. I don't know. I've never done. anything like that drastic in a you know from my hormones

my normal hormones it doesn't lead to piercing her hair dye but maybe she's just this is something she wanted to do earlier and she didn't have the confidence to do it or she was too scared and now that she's lived life a little she's like oh I'm gonna kind of do this stuff that I've always wanted to do

so you're saying yeah maybe she wanted the tattoos when she was younger she wanted to color her hair when she was younger and for whatever reason it was holding her back And then now, I've heard late 40s, early 50s, you finally realize like, oh, I don't, I don't need to worry about what other people think. I'm just going to go for it. I think that's a time where there's a lot of reflection. There's a lot of questioning.

There's some transitioning happening, at least with the body, the woman's body. Because I'm just thinking that too with me. Well, I know, but I was saying like hormonally, it's never led to me altering my body. Mine's more just like. You come in with one of the cow things on your nose. We're going to be like, Amy's going through it. That's what I meant. Like my perimenopause hasn't led me to do any changes in my body.

It's more of just changes than my behavior. I think a lot of times too with men and possibly women, there's like an unfulfillment and a fear of what is to come. And all this could be happening. But I think it is probably investing the time to find out the root of why she's wanting to do all this. It may not be a midlife crisis. It could be, you know, was talking to Cheryl Crowe on the body. And she had cancer and her oncologist was like, hey, you better use this as a point in your life to kind of reevaluate what's valuable to you.

Maybe she's had one of those moments too where she's going, yeah, I want to live out some of the things I've always wanted to do. My advice here is to just try to find out what the root of it is. It could be that. It could be she's just, you know, mortality's creeping in. So let's do some stuff. But it could also be that she wants to date a biker. It could be anything in between. But yes, there's something that is unfulfilled right now.

I think you need to find out what it is. I think you need to walk alongside her. This feels a little too drastic in this short area. I'm not against any of it, but it seems like a lot quick. And that's where it feels a bit dangerous. Because you can't reverse some of that crap. Tattoos? Well, I mean, you can, but it's going to be time.

They're expensive. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So my advice to you is lovingly try to find the root of it. And then you can go along with her. How cool what to be if you both got? Piercings and tattoos.

Color your hair. Yeah, or you get a Corvette, you know? There you go. Good luck, man. All right, country music lyrics. Ray, what's the first question? And that's my kind of night by Luke Bryan. What are the size of his tires on his big black jacked up truck?

Would you read that again? What? And that's my kind of night by Luke Brian. What are the size of his tires on his big black jacked up truck? Jacked up truck. I'm in. I'm in. Oh.

A big blacked up truck. I just don't know what. I know. If I knew tires, I really helped me because I think I know what it is. All right. Five seconds.

I'm in for the wind. Amy, what do you got? Rolling on 35. That's what I have two 35s. But is 35 a tire? Well, I thought 45s at first, but 45s didn't sound as right.

Rolling on 35, 305s, Eddie? I have 35s. Okay. Lunch bikes? I got 44s. I mean, rolling off 44s. It works.

All right, next up. In the Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks, what time of the morning does the song start? Noah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm kind of torn. I kind of have a couple numbers here. Go ahead. Oh, I'm in.

In the Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks, what time of the morning does a song start? I'm in. Lunchbox? Three. close i think it's 3 30 in the morning that's what it is is it 3 30 in the morning yeah yeah not a soul inside all right now i'm gonna start playing for real oh you've been come on man yeah yeah now i'm gonna come back come back story all right go ahead in choosing texas by ella langley what brand of whiskey is she drinking all by herself what's the name of the song choose in choose in texas literally the biggest song of the last year i'm in

I'm not sure I've ever heard it. Oh, gosh. No, no, no, no. Would you read it again? In Choosin' Texas by Ella Langley, what brand of whiskey is she drinking all by herself? I'm in. Amy's trying to sing this song.

She is. I did not get there. And I'm just guessing. I'm just guessing, too, because I don't know the answer. Ah, got it. I had to sing it, but I got it. Lunchbox, what do you have? Jack Daniels.

I wrote down the only whiskey I know, Jack Daniels. Nice. Eddie? I also wrote down. Jack. Amy? Drinking Jack all by myself. Is that what it is?

He's choosing Texas, I can tell. Everybody got it. Nice job. I had no idea. Okay, next. And goodbye Earl by the chicks. What is Earl's wife's name? Oh.

Wait, what? Oh. Well, that's not that. Okay, hold on. Again. And goodbye Earl by the chicks. What is Earl's wife's name? Amy, he's covering her face with papers now.

I'm in. Oh, this is a tough one. It's one of two names. Okay. Got it. I think I have it. Oh, man, I'm going to go with... Yeah, I think so too.

I'm going to scratch out that one and go with that one. Lunchbox? I have Wanda. Because Marianne and Wanda were the best of friends. I have Wanda, too. Yeah, it's definitely Wanda because Marianne flew in from Atlanta. Oh, no. I picked Marianne.

Wanda looked all around the town and all she found was Earl. See, I told you guys to start playing. I'm back. And Earl had to die. He did. Yeah, but he didn't know by who? Correct. Black-eyed peas? Dang it.

Yeah, Wanda, good. Next. In Pickup Man by Joe Diffy, what was the name of the homecoming queen he picked up in his truck? Easy. What? I'm a pickup, man. Shoot, all I got is Marianna Wanda in my head. I think I have someone from a different song.

Say the name in the song again. Pick up, man. From Joe Diffy. I don't know that song. Ray, ask it again. In Pick Up Man by Joe Diffy, what was the name of the homecoming queen he picked up in his truck? Pick up, man, he picked up. I'm in.

Pick up, man, so I picked up. All right, five seconds. Oh, dang it. I don't know. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Amy? Sally.

Lunchbox? He picked up Patty. He picked up Patty. I wrote down Charlene. But that's John Deere Green. Yeah, it's Bobby Joachron Gentry, the homecoming clean. Two more. In Wagon Wheel by Darius Rucker, how many hours did it take him to make it down the coast?

Oh, man. What song? In Wagon Wheel by Darius Rucker, how many hours did it take him to take him to? to make it down the coast. Okay. Oh. Is it that long? Yeah.

That's what I'm thinking. I'm in, but that's a slow drive. Yeah. The coast of... I'm in for the wind. I'm in. What do you have? 17 hours.

I have 16 hours. Oh. Eddie? 22 hours. I have seven hours. Is anyone right? Yes. What is it?

17. That's a long time, though. Where was he coming from? The Cumberland gap. What is that again? Head it down the coach. 17 hours. Hey, never,

do you get my dog wood flowers. All right, what's the score? Bobby and Amy have five. Eddie has three and lunchbox has two. All right. Last one, Amy, me and you. I'm here. And My Girl by Dylan Scott.

He loves when his girl raps the lyrics to a song by what rapper. I know it. You know what lunchbox? I'm sure I've ever heard that song, man. How does it go, Eddie? My girl.

Talking bad. That's the only my girl I know. Wait, let's the question again. In My Girl by Dylan Scott, he loves when his girl wraps the lyrics to a song by what rapper? All right, three seconds. That's my girl sipping crown. It's bright rapping Eminem. Like, ooh, she got Eminem.

That's right. Wow, how did you do that, Amy? It's Lily Eminem. Good job. Oh, my gosh. Good job. What did you guys have? Oh, I had nothing.

He was rapping Drake. She was rapping Drake all night. Amy, we're tied. Okay. Sudden death. You want to buzz in? Oh, if you buzz in, it's over. No, just buzz.

Just buzz. Just buzz. Just buzz. All right, go ahead. We'll do best of three. Buzz in. Go. And Girl in a Country song by Maddie and Tay.

They sing that Conway Twitty and what other legendary country artist never did it this way back in the old days. What's the same of the song again? Girl in the country song. It's a girl in a country song. Amy. Amy. Dolly.

I don't know the lyric. Bobby, Johnny Cash. What's the lyric? Aw, no. Conway and George Stray never did it this way back in the old days. That doesn't help me when he does that. George Strait. I mean, I got the answer about it.

I don't know what he's saying. Oh, no. Conway and. George straight never did it this way back in the old man. I don't know I don't know I don't know you both are bad All right go on another one And I like it I love it by Tim McRaw

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What's the story? Man, we were driving, had the family in the car, and there's a median in the middle, and I look over in the westbound lanes, there is a car sideways. Axel is broken, windshield wipers are going. It's not raining out. The car is still running, and it's blocking half a lane of traffic, and I'm like, man, something's wrong, and I'm driving, and no one's... Yeah, something's wrong. Yeah, dude, you think? Something's wrong.

So I told the wife, I was like, I got to make a Ui. And I was like, give me the phone. And I called 911. I was like, hey, we got a situation here, wrecked car. And they're like, is anybody in the vehicle? So they made me get out and go look in the vehicle. No way. Yeah.

There was no one in the vehicle. They had you get out and go look in. So you were the first person to call then. I was the first one to call. There was no one there? No one there. Weird. Door open, winchel wiper's moving.

Yep. Axel broken. Axel broken. Front right axle broken. Snap. It was turned sideways. And it was blocking. a lane of traffic.

Like, it was halfway into the lane. And it was like the entrance ramp to the highway. So then what happens? So then I called 911. I tell them where I'm at. And they're like, okay, did you see anybody run from the vehicle? I'm like, no, I just saw the vehicle. They asked me for the make, the license plate.

And they said, we'll get officers right out to you. And then me worried that someone was going to crash into it. I blocked the lane of traffic. I stayed there until the cops arrived. With your body or your car? The car. Okay. And people were still pulling up, like, getting,

going around our vehicle, getting up behind it and honking at it. Like, guys, it's turned sideways. I don't think it's going anywhere. Were your kids in the car? Yeah. Were they in the car while you were blocking traffic? Yeah. So someone could have ran into your car with your kids in it?

They could have. You didn't get them out? It's safer to stay in the car. But if you're blocking traffic, though, is it still safe? But, I mean, I had my flashers on so they would see me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I don't know. The state trooper showed up or whatever, and he was like, were you the driver?

And I was like, no, man, I just came upon the vehicle and I thought, you know, something bad had happened. And he goes, all right, thanks for being a good citizen. Oh. And then they took over from there. Key to the city? Nope. And I drove off. Did that make you feel good when he said that?

Yeah. Being a good citizen? I was like, no. And then I was just, you know, blocking it so no one came up on it and ran into it. You know, I didn't want people another accident. He goes, thanks for being a good citizen. Dang, that's pretty cool. But now, question.

What's your theory? My theory was it was a stolen car. they wrecked it and they said oh we're out of here strong what's your question was that valid 911 yeah 100% this is the one that's valid yes yes I guess you were explaining everything I was thinking yeah you have to call 911 when you see this that's valid yeah good for you it's a good citizen there man how how crazy is that what if someone would have been in it like struggling do you didn't make the news dude do you wish someone would have been in it struggling so you can have made the news like hurt no well okay like a broken leg yeah broken leg maybe like some contusions but

Not dead. That's fine. And you have to pull them out. That'd have been good. Yeah. But my initial thought, I was like, oh, I don't want to see that. I don't want to see that. But you went in anyway. I went in it. That's a good citizen.

Because they asked me, they said, is anybody in the car? And I was like, I don't know. And they go, can you look? Scoop Steve, you got to go dig this one out. Oh, yeah, I'm working on it for you. All 911 calls are public. You go in? We'll get it.

Do you feel good about us getting it? Yeah, I mean, I feel like a hero. Like you told the story the real way. I told it the real way. Then, hey. He almost saved the life If one would have needed saved You'd have been there

That's a good citizen Yeah Thanks for being a good citizen So I am a big fan of bear grills He had man versus wild We'd go out by himself and survive He did running wild with bear grills Which I was lucky enough to do that show

A couple of times still on Disney Plus if you want to see it Went to Norway and fell off cliffs And helicopters, crazy He's such a lovely guy He also was in the British special forces so like he knows what he's doing. So super cool, super nice. And that show now is on Fox and he takes celebrities out.

And I was asking him, like, what celebrity surprised you the most? So here he is. One of my favorite people, Bear Grills. On the Bobby Bones show now. Bear Grills. During that two days, they feel like they can't do it, yet they still are able to achieve it. And at the end, there's a real pride. Has that happened with many celebrities?

It's so true. It's the beating and heart of what. what makes the show special and some beating hard of why I've always loved the outdoors. You know, we see total transformation of people every time. You know, it doesn't matter who you are. It's like the wild is going to beat you down a little bit and you're going to have to face some fears

and you're going to have to work hard and dig deep and you're going to be cold and you're going to be wet and hungry. But at the end, there's always that light in their eye and they're like a super sense of impairment that, again, you can't cheat your way there. You can't buy your way there. No drug or anything is going to give you. different. Humans tend to sort of push until somebody says stop. And I see it often on this show.

Like, you know, I mean, you are so great. You're so grounded. And normally, you just have laughed and off we go. But sometimes I kind of see them looking like when their feet are instantly wet and I kind of see them half kind of looking around as if are we going to. And I love it. Every time, isn't it? They never go, you know, we need, I need new booze. They always love it. They always like great. But it's like, there's always often that moment of like, really, we're really doing this. We're really crossing this river and you're really tying the rope off this cliff to this little spindly root. And it's like, yeah, but it's good. It's strong. I've done this all my life, but we're good. And I will often back it up with a second one, but it never needs it. You know,

I do it because we're always safe. I put a second line on them, but it's like the roots always hold or the, you know, the little rock thread reviews on a tiny little bit of whatever works. And it's a fun part of it again It's like you kind of wing it And I think the guests again Love that dynamic at the end Because it's what makes them feel proud of themselves So it's legit you know

Can you give me an example of one person That you were extremely proud of When it was over Because you felt real growth from within them As you were doing it Yeah I think on this season Like even Uma Thurman was so great She was at the end of it

She was literally hands a lot of going This has been one of the best days in my life, we're going to do this again. I want to bring Maya Hawke, my daughter. She'd love it, like, with or without the cameras, we've got to do more of this. And I love that. And even like, even like Machine Gun Kelly,

MGK, who's so, sort of quiet, and he was sort of nervous beforehand and quite kind of in, you know. And at the end, he was just, had tears in his eyes. You know, he said, I've got Norwegian, so much Norwegian heritage going through my blood and my family and I wanted to come back to this area.

And I know, I love that sort of connection. It's why I always feel the friendships we make on Running Wild are wonderful. And they're lasting and they're different to, you know, if you do a movie with someone or you go on a chat show, you know. It's like you and me have seen each other at some difficult moments where we're both pretty scared. And yet you do it side by side together. And that's the power.

It's a Bobby Bones show. hear that interview. The whole thing's about an hour long. Just go search for the Bobbycast. You can watch it on Netflix. You can listen to it wherever you get your podcast like IHeart Radio. But we invited Baird our wedding. Couldn't come. He was in like, he was on like Calam-a-Tob Top of a Tree in Kalamazoo or something. I got to come to the wedding. Lovely, lovely, lovely guy, they'll love him. All right. Eddie Amy Lod's Box, Morgan, 2,

school for Steve Reddavitt's trying to put you through. Mike is writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is the Bobby Vaughn's All right, 90 seconds on the clock. We're going to see how many morning corny's we can get. Amy, ready? All right, investigative corny, let's go.

The morning corny. Which school teachers have the greenest thumbs? Garden. Garden. Garden. Tomato. Which school teachers, history, home-ac, science. Arithmetic. English. English. English.

Gardening, garden, arden, ardenous. Art. Elementary. Gardists. Garden. Kindergarten. Yes. Oh, my God.

Kindergarten teachers. Why did the kid cross the playground? A slide. Other slide. Other slide. Yeah. Good, good. What is an owl's favorite subject at school?

Who? Home room. Home room. What's a who? What's a who subject? Who, who. Home room. It's got to be a who subject, right?

Yeah, it's got to be. Hoot, hoot. Hout arithmetic. Who math. Gosh. Who, Gibra. Social studies. Who geometry.

History. What if it's not who? What if it's, it's got to be who. It's an owl. What if it's an owl? Or if it's algebra. Algebra. Algebra.

Yeah. How does a science teacher freshen his breath? Mint. Mint. What's the mint term we can use here? What's the PRT? Pepper mint.

Arithmetic. What is it? What is it again? How does a science teacher freshen his breath? It's got to be a mint thing. What does science teachers do? Science.

Experiments. Experiments. Experiments. Why did the Echo get to attention. It could hear itself. Yeah, it all in the hole. What was it?

Talking back. Talking back. Dude, that is so, you were on today. That one didn't count, though, but that's a good one. I like talking back. Well, yeah, the echo got attention because it kept talking back. Yeah. What was the theme?

Yeah, dogs, I don't know. End of year school jokes. Oh, okay, cool. How many do we get? One, two. Kindergarten teacher. Do the jokes, too. Oh, okay.

Which school teachers have the greatest thumbs? kindergarten teachers. Why did the kid cross the playground to get to the other slide? What is an owl's favorite subject in school? Algebra. How does a science teacher freshen his breath with experiments? Four. Solid, boys. That is solid.

All right, voicemail. Hey, studio. Quick questions for Eddie. Why wouldn't you just go to the bank to get a loan out if you think an idea is so great instead of asking Bobby every time and to invest in whatever you want to do. Just kind of curious. Thanks. Love the show. This has happened multiple times where I'm like, dude, if you believe in the idea,

go get money out of the bank, take a loan out. Yeah, is there like checks and balances? Like, do they check your, like, what do you call your credit? Checks and balances is more of a government thing. Okay. Like, like, can I just go and get a loan? Yes, they're going to check things. Well, yeah, they're going to make sure you're collateral.

There may be problems there. But then why would I jump in? Oh, because it's a whole different business venture. you're not checking to see my past. We're looking into the future, my friend. Say that to the bank. Just like that. Don't look into my past.

Look into my future. Look into the future. Remember when Eddie, you want me to buy a house with them? Yeah. Did I tell you what happened with that house? I think you did. Yeah, you probably no one bid on it. No, no.

And then they bought it and sold it for a bunch of money. Yeah. But you could have done that. You don't need me. That's the update? Yeah, yeah. We never updated you guys. They sold it for so much money.

That quickly? That quickly? And you missed out because you were lazy and didn't want to go buy it and spend your own money. You missed that because you didn't invest in this. I did not. I didn't want to. How quickly? Quick question.

How quickly can you get money from the bank? What do you mean? Like if I can get a bit of cash. I can go now and give me some cash. No, no. Sometimes they don't have enough. Alone? Like if I need 50 grand, how quickly can I get that?

I have no idea. Because like that seems like that would take a while. I'm assuming a couple weeks? Yes, yes, too much. Okay, let's call it one week. That's doable. Okay. Anyway, that's a great call.

Thank you for calling asking that question. All right, give me the next one. Hi, this is Darcy in Idaho. I was just listening to the show, and I heard y'all give in a hard time to Amy for not being able to say crown. Well, I say crown the same way, the things you color with.

I'm sure everybody has a word. They can't really pronounce. So, yeah, I just, I wonder what y'all's words you can't pronounce are, and crown is one of mine. I cannot say that correctly. Cray, crane, cram, cram. Cran.

I think you could and Amy can too Just like lunchbox can say ambulance You guys have just chosen not to No no we have not chosen not to If you are saying it without Say ambulance Ambulance no say ambulance Ambulance I have to do it like that

If I just say it ambulance It doesn't You can but you don't And Amy could if she wanted to say crayon But she's been trained through her whole life to say crown Say it, Amy. Crown. Oh, my gosh.

We all have these, but it's not that we physically can't change. It's that we choose not to change. What's yours? I have a lot. I don't know. My accent's so thick. I say stupid stuff all the time. But you worked on changing your accent.

Yeah, but it's still a southern accent. I know, but the fact that you were able to do it proves we should be able to do it. You could say crayon all day long every day if you wanted to. That's how much I would have to say it for it to sink in. Yeah. And lunchbox could say ambulance, but he says, I can't. Right on. He wants a job as like a PA announcer, but he's like, I can't say ambulance.

The thing is, I would have to sit there and consciously think about how I'm going to say. Yes, for a long time you would have to. And I had to go, ambulence. So crown. Ambluence. I struggle with cavalry because I would say cavalry. Oh, that's tough. It's a different.

But yeah. But I don't say, oh, I just can't do it. I just do it. Those are the same word, aren't they? That's a different word. Calvin Caval. Like Flatland Cavalry is how to say it, but I was naturally Calvary. You guys say I say the wolf funny.

No, you say every Spanish word funny in the middle of your complete English dialect. See? What wolf? Yeah, wolf. That's fine. Thank you. I've been working on that. No, no, thank you.

We didn't compliment you. Darcy, thank you. By the way, if you guys want to call us about anything, you can. 877, 77, Bobby, you can leave a voicemail. Eddie's big Kevin Kozner guy. Oh, yeah, Kozner. That's Kossner. But you just choose to say it wrong.

No, I'm pretty sure it's Kossner. No, we asked him. We literally asked him. He said it's Kossner. Okay. Happy Pride Month, Toronto. Pride is an opportunity for you to create your own space, to celebrate your existence. IHart Radio is proud to be an official sponsor of Pride Toronto Festival, and we won't stop.

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I didn't think I was going to live. I was terrified. There was no anything inside those eyes. They turned black. It scared the hell out of me. That was your first murder case? Yes, sir.

Fair to say this was the biggest case of your career? Yes, sir. Rape a murder for a child. Just as bad as it gets. I would think so. People wake up. I'm the one that saw the murder take place by Crevette and DePippo.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slic Life 12 and the TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. Got a physical yesterday, so my insurance demands it. And so I went and it takes a few hours. I really like my doctor. It's just such a process,

and they couldn't get blood out of my arm. Are you hydrated? I mean, that really could have been it. I'm not sure. I feel like I'm doing a pretty good job at hydration. Yeah. But I'm probably never hydrated exactly right. Yeah.

So I go and they're awesome at my doctor's office. And they're like, okay, and they put the band on, and usually the only veins I have are on my left arm to get to my right arm's kind of weak. So they do left arm. And it's not that I'm scared of needles. And it doesn't even hurt that bad. So I put my arm out and they're like, boom. And I'm like, okay, we're all good.

Then we're all good once it's in. I don't even look at it, but it's all. good. And they're going, man, we just, we can't get much blood. We got a little bit. They filled up like one vial. Like, are you out? Now I think I'm dying. Like, they got some. Because it should fill up. Yeah, yeah. They're just the same road you just drove down. Like just, and they're going, we're going to have to pull it out and do it again. And I'm like, that's fine. Go ahead. So they strap me up again. And I say to them, I know what you're going to have to do. They said, what? You're going to have to go through my.

my hand. No. Not the hand. They didn't want to do it. That hurts. But I said you're going to have to do the hand. It sucks. So they like did my wrist, I think, where they put the, you know, they stop it, the blood, like they wrap you up. And they found a vein. It just is not good. I might have cried and peed a little. Like I think it had a little liquid coming out the top and the bottom. Oh my. And I was just like, it's an interesting response to that. Never read that up him before. So got all the blood out and I did ask him to test for my testosterone.

Oh, you did? Just to be fair for you guys. Good. And I'm curious about it. And, you know, we had Amy's gynecologist in earlier. If mine happens to not be good, I'm very happy to go in and try to get it fixed because I know that is such an important part of just feeling good. Yeah. So they take all the blood and then I have to go, I put on this gown and they do all the EKG stuff on me. It's a pretty intense physical.

Is that intense of a physical required for our insurance? No, but I was there already. You just went extra. And my doctor's like, hey, if you want to do this stuff, we also can do it to check your heart. Okay. You got the special package. Because I'm like, shoot.

I upgraded. You got the let's try for fun. Well, hey, it was enough. It was fun. But so I got the EKG stuff and it was like, all good. I don't know my blood results back, but I have a confession. And I thought about not chairing it, but I think at some point it's going to come out. They measured my height.

Oh, goodness. I thought you're going to say something else. They measure my height. They made me take my shoes off and socks. Oh, no. You're taller than you thought? I wish. And I didn't stretch.

And? I was 6 foot. 0.3 inches. In shoes, I'm still over 6'1. This is to tell me something suck. But you're usually in shoes, though. That's what I said too, right? And I asked to do it again for a recount.

And they were like, no, we're good. You don't need a recount. I really didn't stretch really high. You didn't hang upside down. I just should have prepared better. Dang. So I was like 6'1 in shoes. I'm definitely 6'1.

So I'm still going to hold on to that. But barefoot, I was 6'5.3.0.4.2. 3. So you're 6 foot. I'm 6 foot and a third. In shoes I'm 6 foot 1. But isn't it like if it's less than a half you round down if it's up above a half you round up? I prefer to measure in shoes. So you can do whatever you want. I asked to go back and measure and choose and they said no. I did the thing where I held on and they did the body mass thing and I was you know six foot and I was like 172 which is about 5 pounds more than I feel like I should be. But I'm coming off an ankle injury. I'm coming off a bit. baby. I feel okay about that. But I did the grip. They did the grip test to see if you're strong, you know, how your bones are doing. That's very important for longevity these days. The grip? Yeah, the grip. Grip equals how long you're going to live from what I see online. Oh, boy. How was the grip? How strong are you?

It's okay. Really? Oh, no. Well, they get, I always... I figure your grip is great. Why? I don't know, because I just feel like your... That's interesting. I come across as a strong grip guy or what? Yes. It was, they said, okay, you're, if you grip it to like 75, that would be good for your age. And I was way above 75, but I was, I was looking for like the hundreds. Well, yeah, but that's the high achiever in you. I think you're good. My hand hurts because I tried so hard. We should try to get one of those grip machines. I'm a little sore today because I really needed to hit the 100. I think it's like 98 or something. So I guess good for for my age. I'm not trying to compete with my age. Okay. So, anyway, that's my physical.

it's good. I'm healthy. My blood's not back yet, so who knows. All that could come back and I can be dying tomorrow. But all the stuff that I did was good. That hand. That blood through the hand, crap, man. That is not. You ever done that? I think I've only had to do it once, like a long, long time ago.

And, yeah, it was the worst. Should we do that just so everybody can feel it? No. What do you mean? Like, just for fun? No, we bring someone in. Oh, no, no. We've all felt it.

You had blood through the hand? Oh, I've had it for sure, right in the back of the hand? Yes. Does not feel good. I'll say I've had it too. Just to cover your bases? I've had it. It's really bad.

Ow. Does you guys' insurance make you have a physical every year? Don't we have the same insurance? Yeah, but if we don't do it, we have to pay more. I, the real story, I think, is that I think my premium with the company is very, very much higher. Because if I die, then they lose tons of money because the show is named after me. It's my show. It doesn't seem fair.

I think that would be your life insurance. No, it's not. I have to have security all the time. Your health insurance? No. If I die, the company feels like they lose a ton of money because I'm on, this is me. I'm a bottom line to them. 200 stations, all these podcasts that I host.

So that's a dollar amount. So they have to make sure I'm healthy enough. So their insurance premium on me is lower. Oh. Doesn't really make us feel good. So we're worth. No, it's not to make you feel good or bad. I'm just telling you that's why I have to do the extra stuff.

So who do we reach out to? Does find our value? Yeah, yeah. I don't feel very valued here. I'm at the boss. Hey, excuse me, do I need a better physical? Is it? This has been something for a while.

When I started to get death threats and had people jumping me and stuff, they were like, we have to, one, put security with you because we can't get insurance on you as an entity, not as a person, because it looks like people are trying to kill you. It's a whole weird thing. I think that's why mine's a little more intense. Got it.

But yours should be a little more intense than theirs. Whoa. See, why? Why? All I do is high five the doctor. You're good, man. Ledgebox walks in, signs it, checks in. All right, you look alive. All right. Hey, I've never heard that before. I'll look into this.

I've never told you that. No. It's not something that I'm bragging about. And the company's never like, hey, you need to get your physical. Well, I... Real talk? Yeah. If something happened to you and you died, I think...

Because we're all just seen as bottom line, numbers, right? But we're all human. But that doesn't matter. In the company, we're not humans. We're bottom lines. They wouldn't believe. Oh, yeah, yeah. We're in employee identification number. Yeah. Got it.

We're humans to the people we know, and it's great. We have great relationships, I hope. But to the company, to the business, we're a bottom line. were as important to the business as the bottom line that we create. I think if something happened to you, it's going to be tough to fill that bottom line. Well, probably Brandon Ray slide right in, huh? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Amy's already got a successor.

Already got the replacement. She's Louise. No, no, no, no, we need someone that says salsa. He's a white guy. We have a token Hispanic. Which one? Mike D. Is he the token?

Then what's Eddie? Well, Mike D was here first. What's token mean? I don't know. I don't know. Amy's I'm not in on that. I think Raymundo can be the token at this point.

He's not even his fanning. Or Raymundo. He just created a fake name. I was just following up on lunchbox saying we needed someone to say salsa. But I didn't say token. What's the lunchbox the token of? The token, zany.

Oh, the zany guy. I'm going to say crazy things. So who would feel his spot? Hot cheerleader. Who feels his spot? Immediately. My wife has to cook. I wish you did

Lunchbox would be a little more A lot harder A lot harder A lot harder That's okay with being Ridiculed all the time Yeah I have second hand embarrassment for him

But he like doesn't get embarrassed He doesn't get embarrassed He doesn't get embarrassed He doesn't get embarrassed That's just okay with it Being obnoxious Okay well anyway That was fun

I had a physical yesterday And it was intense It was three and a half hours long I mean Ray could maybe do Lunchbox a little bit I've thought that before too Yeah I mean I got high team You don't have to be him

So So that's like an easy Just slide right on the most socially awkward person in the world Anxiety-ridden everybody And you think he could take my spot But it's not about doing exactly what you do It doesn't have to be someone that does Eddie's is a skill set

Eddie runs all the cameras Eddie does all the video editing It's a skill set And lunchbox being entertaining It's just somebody with a different perspective They can be entertaining Yeah Right

Yeah anyway Like when we're Roe Ray the Weather guy You know like he can be a little zaner Crazy Ray? How's the weather today, Crazy Ray, here in town? It's Crazy Ray the weather guy. Pretty rainy and wet.

It's kind of nuts out there. Lunchbox. Careful when you get kicked out of the building when you're driving. Hey! So, hold on. Just a little improv. So we just need a woman that rambles to take Amy's spot, right? Abby.

Yeah, Abby can ramble. Sure. Sure. Okay, well, everybody, this segment was never supposed to go this way. You guys can call us if you would like 8, 7. 77, Bobby, that's our number. Back in a second. We got a manager of a fast food chain

who's facing charges for putting the fries in his mouth before serving them. What? Why? Punch him in the face. Punch him in the face. That guy needs to be punching the face. Yeah. And go to jail. The investigation began with the review of a video incident.

It's posted to Facebook. It was first on Snapchat. Police say that this person, it was a woman to, too. I never would have thought that. Oh, I definitely was picturing a man. Me too. This is like stupid stuff. A guy does.

So she put the fries in her mouth before serving them to a customer in April. Both the customer and the restaurant owner told police they wanted to pursue criminal charges. Yep, pursue them. Heck, I'd make them stand on one of those lines where you have to be like, identify which one, even though I knew who it was,

just to make her stand up there and be like, that's her. Then I'd have them turn the lights on and they'd see me pointing at her. Because they keep the lights off so you can't see who it is. Yeah, and then you're behind like a mirror or something. Yeah, but then they'd know it was me.

I'd be like, that's her. I'd make them all put fries in their mouth to watch to see if. Yeah, have her put fries in her mouth. Let me see if that was her. So was this just like her thing or was it retaliation? Like, was the customer rude? So she's like, I'll show her. I'm glad you asked.

Thank you very much. She's charged with distributing food from a harmful substance and a schedule for arraignment. The victim was the next girlfriend of Santos. Wow. Oh, lover's quarrel. Is that what it's called? Something like that. Yeah.

Also, if you're the ex-girlfriend, you probably don't go into a restaurant where the ex-the-X works because you know there's a chance. I'm not victim-blaming. I remember saying I'm not victim-blaming, but if it were me, I should say, and now we're going in to eat. And it was whomever I was with ex working in there in the kitchen, ain't no way. Maybe she didn't know. She works there. Maybe so.

But I bet she does. Like, I'm just letting it go. Like, go and just don't deal with that person ever again. Clearly, she's unwell. So, like, don't go back. You press charges. You're just asking for more trouble down the line. There's a story, too, which I don't think is much of a story.

But this guy was making dinner, bought a bag of lettuce, and there was a live frog inside of it. I don't feel like that's gross because what's natural? Frogs. How does it stay alive in a bag? It had to been a dead frog, right? No, it was alive. I barely.

That's the bag. Do you know how fresh that is, then? That's also a plus. That's super fresh. She probably got it yesterday. Yeah. At first his housemates thought he was joking. And then the frog was hopping around inside the bag. They named it Greg.

They released a frog to a local pond. They played crazy frog. That song is a send-off. And the grocery store apologized. But I'm telling you, I get it. People can be weirded out. But if it says fresh, it gets no fresher than a frog in the bag. Would you still eat it?

Yep. I clean it and eat it. I sure would. This is what I would do. You know how they put, I don't drink. I'm going to mess this up. A worm and a bottle of tequila? Yeah, let's go.

In my lettuce bags and salad bags, there's always one frog. Like the worm. Yeah, find the frog. And then when you take a shot of the tequila, you're like, eat the worm. So when you do the bag, you're like... No, we let the frog go. Oh, okay.

No, we don't do that. All right. The worm's probably dead, right? It is dead. Yeah. It's sitting in the bottle of tequila. All right. Frogs have been known to survive in sealed lettuce bags for at least 48 hours to four days.

Although their survival depends on the presence of any. small ventilation holes and refrigerated conditions. Justice for the frog did nothing wrong. You're right. Four days is not a long time. That's fresh. Fresh. What is it? Woolworths makes fresh bags of salad. Farm to table.

Frog to table. No Woolworths was still around. What? I don't, my town, regionally, we didn't have Woolworths. Man, Woolworths was nice. We had Pigley Wiggly, and then food for less. And then there was also Kroger. but it was pigly-wiggly and food for less that we mostly were at.

I'm not sure if the pig still runs. There's a pigly wiggly by my house. Oh, there is. Really? Yeah, yeah. Wow. What was your grocery store? H-E-B.

Texas. Yeah. H-E-B rocks, too. King. There was Albertsons. Yeah, there was. We didn't have Albertsons in Arkansas. Where I lived, we didn't have Albertson's, Appletree, H-E-B.

Kroger was everywhere pretty much, right? Safe way. No, we had-Rogers. We didn't really have a croaker. We didn't have a croaker. I think our safe way. There was a crogher about my house in Austin. Well,

I'm Brody and Slaughter. No, that was Albertsons. No, it was a Kroger. Maybe it was new. That must have been new. You sure? Where I got the muffins from? You mean, right there on the corner.

By Galaxy Cafe. Brody and Slaughter? Is that not a Kroger? That was Albertsons. I don't know, dude. I might take that bet. I might take that bet. I'm going to check it.

But, yeah, H-E-B-A-plus. Pigly wig was fun, you could just because there was a pig on it. Yeah. The pig's face. It says there are no physical Kroger grocery stores in Austin, Texas. But did they know where I lived? On slaughter and roadie. I know, but I know where you lived.

That wasn't a Kroger? I mean, I... I'm not that I know of. Pretty sure it was in Albertsons. Well, hey, hand up. I was wrong. I was wrong. Bobby Bones show.

Boney up the day. This story comes to us from Ohio. A 19-year-old man called his friends like, hey, let's get together for a soccer game. We'll meet at the local park. And someone's like, hey, they only have one soccer goal there. Don't worry about it.

I'll put the other one on top of my car and I'll drive it to the field. The only problem is he didn't tie it down. He was just driving down the road. Soccer goal on top of the car. Hoosh. Flies off. Hits the car behind him. Yeah.

Physics got him or what? Yeah. Why would he not understand that it was going to fly? off. Maybe it was so heavy just when he picked it up. He thought it would just stay heavy even while the car was in motion. Because his goals are heavy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Also, you can't really rationalize a bonehead I've learned. True, true. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. I want to go over and talk to Bobby, who lives in Louisiana. Hey, Bobby, you're on the show. Good morning. Hey, good morning. What's all, buddy? I was just calling to

a little bit. Not much. I'm super excited. I proposed to my girlfriend yesterday, and she said, Yes. Nice. I gave her the engagement ring. Yeah, it's pretty exciting. Yeah, that's all. I just wanted to share that information with you guys. Hopefully that makes you a little happy, too.

Yeah, it is. I got a little tickle on my belly. I like that. So what happened? How'd you do it? What was it deal? Well, we've been living together for a while, taking care of my great aunt, who's 97.

We moved out of my apartment, and we moved in with my great aunt. great aunt over here in Talashique in St. Tamley Parish. And we've been taking care of her, or should I say, she's been taking care of my great aunt. Like I said, she's 97, you know, cooking, cleaning, making meals, making sure. She gets her medicines on time, going to doctors, appointments, et cetera, et cetera. And we've just been talking about getting married.

And one day we went and got the ring, and she tried it on. and I bought it, and the ring was ready. She was sitting in the truck. It's a funny thing was, I get in the truck, and I hand her the ring, and I just said, hey, will you marry me? She said, I would have married you without a ring. Well, $8,000 later. Good to know.

No, no, that's funny. But, yeah, you did it right. Hey, looks like you got a good one, too, a solid one. Who's been there when times weren't always the easiest. Absolutely. She's a gym. She's absolutely, it was absolutely a God thing if I can say that on the radio. No reason you can't.

You got it. Yeah. So. All right, Bob. Congratulations. Yeah, we like it. All right, man. That brightened us.

All right. See you later. Thank you. You all have a great day. Bye. We love it. Are you happier? Yeah.

I think a little bit I am. I think he could have left out the $8,000 later if I'm being honest. I just like that I like the story. And then, you know. Yeah, because I think she was kind of just, that's like a saying. Yeah. Oh, she didn't mean it? Well, it's easy to say once you already have to read.

You can leave out. You can leave that part out. Thank you. That's it for today. We will see you guys on Friday's show. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry.

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anthony de pippo showed no signs of remorse appearing unfazed after being sentenced to the maximum i said i'm not guilty i'll take it to the grave listen to the devil's quarry in the bone valley feed on the IHeart radio app. Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. All right, listen up. The Jonas Brothers here. Our podcast is called,

Hey Jonas. We've here, since everyone has a podcast, we want it to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys?

Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app,

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