The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Bobby's Six Celebrities Who Were Unfairly Cancelled + Is Lunchbox Into Guys In Speedos? + Bobby Narrows It Down To Four NFL Teams

Episode Date: June 5, 2025

Bobby has been on the search for an NFL team to become a fan of. He has narrowed it down to 4 teams and we tested to see if Amy can identify them from a hat. Bobby shared a new summer trend for men that Lunchbox thinks is disgusting. But we question whether he secretly loves it and what it stands for. Bobby really opened our eyes with his list of 6 Celebrities who were unfairly cancelled. He shared why these people were mistreated and had things held against them unfairly.  Eddie's son has a big life decision that he thinks is a bad idea and wants to talk him out of it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Thursday show. Morning studio. Morning. Amy, did you know they make a chocolate Louis Vuitton purse? Like that you can eat? It's the most bizarre thing I've ever seen as far as luxury goods. But I only saw this because I'm watching this TikTok and this girl goes into the refrigerator and her roommate has a chocolate Louis Vuitton purse that she's put in the refrigerator. And she's like, what is she pulls it out and it drops and it shatters everywhere.

Oh, no. It had like five million views whenever I saw it. But she's showing the camera her friend's purse. She holds it by the handle. It falls to the ground and snaps. Hit the clip there. I just want you to imagine how it felt opening the fridge to get some leftovers and finding this.

A Louis... Oh my God. Oh, my God. I just broke a chocolate purse. Oh, my gosh. Two things. One, that sucks. Two, they make a chocolate Louis Vuitton Burst.

That's crazy. Who knew? I looked it up. It cost $250. that's a lot of money for chocolate and i guess you do eat it here's by the way that was from tall or toddlers a tic-ttock account here's uh one ticotker's reaction because apparently the lady started eating it after it broke um because again what would you do go ahead do you know how angry i would be if i just came home from a first date and shorthy got me a really cute like actually chocolate

louisotan bag i'm excited i put it in the fridge and then later i get on ticot and i see my roommate break it and then eat it with my friend who's staying with us. It's not even me. Like this is my bag that y'all are eating. We would be fighting, girl. Yeah, I just watched the video of the meeting. It's shattered, though? Like, what else do you do?

If you had to throw it away or you eat it? Yeah. We could try to sort of get some chocolate and icing and put it back together. No, you can't glue chocolate back together. It's like, for sure, Humpty Dumpty. You can't put that back together. I didn't know they made such a thing. and so I look they sell them in like three places

are they even able to be bought online is the question Mike because I know that you can get them a person like New York, Paris No I'm not seeing it probably hard to ship Oh yeah it'll shatter $250 chocolate Blue Vuitton bag and I looked at it and the base part of it is dark chocolate I hate dark chocolate the handle is zipper

or no excuse me is milk chocolate The zipper is dark chocolate Okay, so they say they typically make them for specific occasions like Easter or Valentine's Day, stuff like that. It's cool. Who knew in the video is hilarious because she goes, as soon as she pulls it out, it just breaks off the handle and just shatter. This is one of those things that you think actually really happened that way. You know how you don't know if you can trust anything online? I think I got a pretty good eye for when people are genuinely surprised.

soda ticotkers because they'll call stuff out as fake all the time. And this thing had 5.3 million views when I saw it. I think it was real. Yeah, I do think it was real. It looks delicious. Yeah, if it wasn't dark chocolate. And $250. Oh, yeah, but I mean.

Because you go to the store and just get a Twix bar. I'd buy that for the bit. Well, yeah. For the bit, of course. I'd buy that for the bit. If we could find one, but I don't think we're able to find one. If we can find one, let me know. I do want to play this voicemail.

This is number five on the on the wall there. This is for Eddie. Go ahead. Hey, this call is for Eddie. It's about his kids going to the concert. Judy, 17, let him go. The worst thing you're going to do is smoke a little pot and your worst things out there in the world.

You need to let him be a teenager. Let him learn a hard way. If you need to learn that way, but you need to let him. I would recommend you read the book. Let's him. Let's read out. So the books called Let Them? Yeah.

It's a very famous book. Is it? However, I would say if she wouldn't have just been like, hey, you just got to smoke a little pot. I also was like, let him. He's 17. Like he's almost a legal adult. So let him drive to a concert with his buddies. See, I like the idea of letting him go to the concert.

Like the book says let him, right? But Amy was right. Drop him off, pick him up. I said maybe he would want that. No, she said that if the kid wanted it. Yeah. For like parking reasons. Yeah. Plus on the way, I'd play all the weekends music and get them all hyped up.

And then I would tell him when I drop him off, like, no trouble, guys. All this is going to do is like smuggle a little pot rob a bank or something. I know right. Let's get me a kid. Hey, so what did you decide? Anything? So when my wife saw the video, she's like, oh, so he wants to go to a concert because we had not talked about it. So I think we're going to let him go.

And drive. Well, no, we haven't gotten there yet. We might drop him off. No, that's the point. Isn't life about meeting you halfway? Unless you're 17 and you're almost an adult and you can't do things that a younger kid could do. So here's the trick that here's the little twist. Because he said initially he wants to go with like four friends.

And then once we talked about it with him, he said, well, like, I don't really, like nobody really wants to go. So maybe I go alone? I'm like, that's crazy. You're not going to a concert by yourself. So now that I had my head all wrapped around going with a group of friends, I'm like, okay, I like that better there together. But now it's like alone, no chance. I feel like alone, if true, if that's an on.

I feel like that's the safest. What to go alone? According to what you're worried about, his friends all, they're like, hey, why don't you vape? I think going alone, if that's the truth, is much safer for what you're worried about than him going with a bunch of buddies. I was worried about that, right? Four guys, high school kids going to a concert. Yes, I'm worried about that.

Them vaping, them doing something they're not supposed to do. I'm going alone. Now I'm worried about being kidnapped. He's 17, bro. Vulnerable. Can I get a little echo here? He's 17. He's 17.

Yeah. Oh, my God. You'd let your kid, your 17-year-old, go to a concert by himself. With friends. No, I'm set. Take the friends out. Take the friends out. He wants to go by himself.

Right. That part. It's not like he's going to an alley by himself in a part of town with a high. crime rate. He's going to a very public place. Everything about it is surrounded by people. And 17 to be kidnapped. I'm sure he walks places by himself. Like where? Just generally. Like walks around the neighborhood. Or drive somewhere by himself like the grocery store? Yes. He goes everywhere. Okay. You can get kidnapped. I just didn't expect that one and that one kind

threw me, threw me off a little weirder. Because who would want to go to a concert by himself? Why not? Hey, dad, do you want to go with me? He's already been through that. It sounds like he didn't want to go back. Where we kind of met in the middle again was like, no, find a few friends and then you can go and then we'll talk about dropping. Unless he tricked you, he totally played you. Bobby, that's exactly what just happened. You guys always put this in my head. He played chess with Eddie's brain. He's like, you know what?

I think I want to go by myself and I want to park in a very back part of the parking lot and really walk and, you know, be like, I got a few extra blocks in my pocket and y'all that kind of stuff. Unless, dad, you have a better idea. Well, I was thinking you go with four friends. And take your own car. Yeah, that's exactly what happens. He got me good. Thank you for the voicemail. Hello, Bobby Bones.

My best friend and I, we're both kind of talking to the same girl through Snapchat. At one point, I told him I'd step back and let him take his shot because I didn't want her to get in between us. He never did. Fast forward to this past weekend, we're all at a wedding and she was there too. Unexpectedly, she made the choice to come back with me. I didn't plan for it. I didn't pursue it, but it happened. now I haven't told my friend the full truth.

I said nothing happened because I didn't want to hurt him or damage our friendship. Does this make me a bad friend? Should I come clean? Or should I just not say anything at all? Signed, bad best friend. Well, if you're asking, that means there's some guilt. And a lot of times guilt is because you at least think you did something wrong. So you think you did something wrong.

So let's start with that. And what'd you do wrong? Well, you met a girl. that you think your friend likes? Are you sure he didn't shoot a shot? Because you did say you would back off. And that's probably why you feel guilty. You said you were going to back off and you didn't back off because the opportunity

presented itself in a different way. So that's probably where the guilt is. If your friend never shot his shot, but it just depends on if you gave him enough time to shoot a shot. Like this is all the time. If it was like two weeks ago and he's like, man, I'll still work. I get it. but my advice to you is because I don't know the exact details is you need to tell your friend immediately.

If he's your close friend, you need to tell your close friend immediately. Hey, you know the girl we're both talking to on Snapchat. I met her at a wedding. We made out. You have to know. I don't know if you ever shot your shot. I don't think you did. So I went ahead.

But if you don't tell him immediately, eventually it's going to get to him one way or the other. And it's going to be far worse than it would be if you told him now. So you feel guilty for a reason. and I'm not going to talk you out of that guilt. But I think, regardless if you did anything right or wrong, the uncomfortableness of him finding out is going to be far worse than the uncomfortableness of you telling him straight up. So it's basically pick your uncomfortableness.

Choose your fighter. That's what I would say. Good luck. Also, you're just talking to a girl on Snapchat. Like, in five years, you'll look back at this and it'll be trivial at best. ha ha you won't hate each other over it especially if you go to him first choose your uncomfortableness my choice would be you tell him immediately but don't tell him in a way of like I'm sorry it was like hey I know you didn't shoot your shot and I know

that she was there and she came up to me and I made out with it I just want you to know that's what's up man it's always hard to choose your uncomfortableness though because it is because you just don't want to choose anything uncomfortable but it's about what the least bad. Tell them right now. Or give us this number, we'll call them and tell them. That will be awesome. That would be cool.

Yes. All right. That's my advice. Close it up. The top 10 trending baby names of 2025. So these are the most searched baby names, not the names that have been named two babies the most. Ten's Lincoln.

Assuming that's after all Abe. Oh, number 10 is Lincoln. Yeah. Okay. I thought someone was searching, 10's Lincoln. Did anybody else think 10s? Okay, just making sure.

No, no, no. Because that would have been on me and I would have said. No. But number 10 is the name. Lincoln. Thank you. You said, hmm, Tins Lincoln. And you thought that's a name, Tens Lincoln.

I was clarifying in case anybody else heard Tins Lincoln. Number nine, Milo. Number, is that one of those cartoon animals? No, that's Lilo. Oh, Leelow. Lilo, a stitch. Number eight, Zion. Zion will listen to basketball?

He's in some trouble now, so maybe they need to pull that one back. What do you do? And not for this early in the morning. Yeah. It's all alleged. Well, what did he allegedly do is the question? Always, always allegedly. Boy, it is alleged.

Yeah. Unless they're criminally charged. But I still like to. No, not charged. Oh, no. You get charged for anything, bro. That's not even if convicted, we just say alleged. Violet at seven, aria at six.

Athena at five. Athena? Athena feels like that parents trying Oh really I was gonna say sounds like the parents trying too hard

I don't hate it I know a mom that's named Athena I know a great goddess Yes heard of that one too She heard thing was like Wisdom

Yeah Yeah She kind of Had a war thing About her too Do you say Aria? Aria was one

Is that like the hotel? Hotel Yeah Somebody stayed at the hotel I know I thought that was Game of Thrones The other one was

That's Aria Aria. Aria and Aria are two different names. I know. Hey, Tens Lincoln. The Arkansas accent, A-R-Y-A is Aria from Game of Thrones. A-R-I-A is the name on the list. They're two different words. They're spelled differently.

Okay. I'm hearing the same thing, though. Fair enough. You heard Tins Lincoln as well, though. I was clarifying that. Athena, 5, Amelia at 4. Sadie at 3. Theodore.

You like Sadie? I like Amelia. I like Sadie and I like Theodore. Yes. You did like Athena. Uh-huh. I'm liking these names. I feel like after my names are a kid Athena.

It's like, man, you were just trying hard to find something. Like you Googled what's original that feels like their purpose, but really, it's not really named after anything specific. I like Theodore. Yeah, that was my grandpa's name. Theodore's cool because that's old and cool. Cool. Is that Teddy for short?

Yeah. That's Teddy. Cool. One of my favorite Theodore's was old Theodore Ruxpin. Oh, yeah. He's alive. Teddy Ruxman. Teddy Ruxman. You put the tape in his back and his mouth just opens and does nothing except open and closed.

But you're like, the dang bear's talking. It's amazing. Morgan, you probably didn't know Teddy Ruxman, did you? Is that a teddy bear? Mm-hmm. Yeah, but he specifically had tapes that you put into his back and you hit play. And then his mouth just opens and closed it's like he's talking. No, I've never had one of those.

Revolutionary. Very cool. Revolutionary. And then number one is Sutton. Oh, Sutton Foster. Oh, or obviously after Eddie Sutton, they passed away basketball coach Oklahoma State. I thought maybe.

That could be it for sure. That's cute. I like Sutton. Say, Mike, say the two arias. Aria? Mm-hmm. Do A-R-I-A. Aria.

Do Game of Thrones. Area. So there's a spell differently. A-R-Y-A Arya and Aria Oh, Aria. Oh, Aria. Aria and Aria?

Tens Lincoln, okay? Tens Lincoln. Okay, so one is Aria. I spelled it that way. Are ya. But you're putting it in there. No, not, Aria. Arya.

Like, are you going to Chicago? Yes, like. No, Aria and Aria. I know. But Aria, I get, like, hotel. in Vegas. Okay, I'm going to write one down. You tell me which one I'm saying.

Hold on. Are ya. Which one am I saying, are ya? Vegas. No, you're saying, are you going. That's correct. Yeah. Arya.

I hear it now. I hear it now. Aria and Aria. Aria. Yeah. That helps me. Are ya ready. But both sound the same.

If you were to say Aria Stark, it would sound like Aria. Aria. And then Ariya, I hear it now. That helped me. It was weird. But back in. you know, the late 1700s, 1800s, his parents named him Tens Lincoln, but the Tens, the Tens wasn't, it was Abraham Tens Lincoln.

That was his middle name. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm. Yeah. It's time for the good news with Amy. Tell me something good. So this woman, Marcella, she's only 35 years old, and she was on a flight from Turkey to Mexico when she started to suffer a stroke.

She lost feeling in her tongue, and then suddenly she couldn't speak. Well, fortunately, a doctor was on board and was like, oh, she needs oxygen, ASAP. So they administered that. And then he told the crew, we need to emergency land ASAP or she's not going to make it. So they were able to land in Houston, get her to a hospital, perform emergency surgery, where doctors were able to remove a life-threatening blood clot that was a situation, obviously, in her brain. It saved her life. So because he had dealt with strokes or just knew?

He's a doctor, yeah. He knew that she needed oxygen and they needed to lay. on the plane like ASAP. Anybody lose a tongue? Anybody do that when she said that? Did you like bite your tongue a little bit? Thought about it. I did do that.

She was like, I did that. Dang. Yeah, lucky because they'd say, who's the doctor? And I'd have to raise my hand. Oh, you would? Yeah. Say, you mean medical doctor? Oh, but I would have.

You get to clarify. Somebody's having a stroking. Like, are there any doctors on the plane? And I would have to raise my hand. And they would say, you're a doctor. I would say, yes. They would say, of what? I said, well, it's honorary doctorate.

of letters of Minnesota. Then she die while I was just explaining what was going on. Then they tell you like sit back down. Yeah,

but then she's dead. It's just better I don't get on flights, I guess. Yeah. She said she was totally healthy before the flight

and so this is also just a reminder that strokes can happen at any age anytime stress the importance of staying hydrated and moving around

during flights. I'm a doctor. Oh no. Okay, that's a great story. Thankfully that doctor was there. That's what it's all about. That was tell me

something good. Celebrities that were unfairly canceled or unfairly treated by the public. It's an oddly numbered list because it had top six. Who does the top six? I know. Number six, Tanya Harding. Unfairly. Unfairly.

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. She in no way has been linked to Jeff Gulloughla-Pop and Nancy Kerrigan. Oh, I thought they were dating. They were, but they could not prove that she told him to do it, that she was. She had anything to do with it that he didn't just do it on his own. Yeah, it could have fooled me. I thought she could have fooled all of us because the media just tells us stuff and we just believe it. Okay.

But there's no evidence at all linked to her communicating at all with them doing that. He could have done that on his own. So without that evidence, and we've been so wrong before about things from that decade, because we're just told stuff and we believe it, the Duke Lacrosse, the Duke LaCross rape. Oh, yeah, that's terrible. There's so many of these stories where we just go, well, we believe it. So unfairly because if we live in. innocent until proven guilty, there's absolutely no evidence linked to Tanya Harding being involved in that.

Well, I feel terrible about that then. I mean, she might have been. But there's no evidence. So that's unfair. It's unfair for us to just go Tanya Harding, pop Nancy Carrigan in the leg. Number five, Monica Lewinsky. Yeah. Yeah, I don't really understand what she did wrong.

She just hooked up with the dude. Well, I mean. The president. But it doesn't matter. No, I know. But a lot of people hook up a lot of people all the time when people are married. And she was way young. and taken advantage of by somebody that was super powerful.

By the way, the most powerful man in the world. Yeah. I mean, the power difference there's unheard of. Yeah. Name a bigger one. Can't. Yeah. Me and Eddie, that's about it.

Intern and leader of the free world. I don't know. You busy later? Yeah, he's a real sleaze ball. Terrible. Right? I know, and it's almost like his reputation sort of recovered. And hers.

Well, she became such a punch. punchline. Right. I mean, the way the media treated her was terrible. Unfair. Unfair. Terrible. That's number five. Number four, Shnade O'Connor. Shanette O'Connor who sings, Nothing compares to you. What'd she do? She was basically canceled back in 1992. She went on SNL as the musical act, and at the end, she tore up a picture of the Pope, and the earth exploded, basically. Oh, yeah. Because people were so mad that she would get on and tear open a picture. tear apart a picture of the Pope. She did it to protest child abuse in the Catholic

Church, which really wasn't a thing. Turns out it was a massive thing. Yeah. And then it comes out story after story after story all over the world of priests doing terrible things to children. All after that? Yes. Wow.

Not straight because of that, but she knew that and that was one of the first things that got the ball rolling on a national scale. Wow. But she was canceled. Her career was over, basically. Nobody would have anything to do with her because she tore Picture the Pope on S&L. So is that like her one song or does she have more?

I think she would be considered a one-hit wonder. Now you can have other songs that do pretty good, but she doesn't have anything near as big as that song. Let me look if I even know any other songs by her. Nothing compares to you. Nothing compares to you. Yeah, I don't know any of the other stuff. But she was very Irish too, so most of her other stuff is always like

And then, da-da-da-da-da-da-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-. Yeah, no. I don't think so. All right, next up, Janet Jackson. Because of the boob thing? Absolutely. Yeah, it's just a boob. No, I'm going to tell you, that's not even why. Oh. Oh. That's not even why. Oh, what is it? Unfairly. Justin Temperly got no blowback from that. He did it. Yeah. He got nothing. It was all. Janet Jackson is the reason. Janet Jackson is the reason the FCC is enforcing all these rules. She's bad, she's bad, she's bad. Oh, also, Justin Temper Lake, he put out a good song. A little bit of a pattern here, huh?

But they did plan that, right? Like, they planned that whole thing? Yeah, sure. It was a stage. My point is, she got all of it. Yeah. He got none of it. Imagine if I'm being canceled with Amy.

At least there's some solidarity. They were like, solid power between us. We don't feel so alone or isolated. Wardrobe malfunction. That's where that comes from. Crazy. So we learned that during the halftime show of the Super Bowl 2004. Justin Timberlake exposed Janet's bejeweled Bipple.

Everyone got on her. He escaped, Scott Free. Crazy. Bipple? Yeah, I didn't want to say nipple. Well, you just did. I know. There goes that.

He sure did. Amy made me, though. I wasn't want you. I just was trying to understand. She threw the bait out and reeled me right in. Right. Number two. Rebecca Black.

Friday. Friday Friday Friday? Friday. Gotta get down on Friday. She was just a 13 year old kid and she was a joke. She never had a chance at a career because people made fun of that song so much. 13 years old just happened to put out a little video and everybody was so mean to her over it. So mean.

So mean to her over it. Yeah, it was a disaster. But what 13 year old didn't put out a disaster of the video that makes them all type thing. but it caught it was one of the first like real viral things the two I can think of that I really think of

as first viral that one musically but the boom goes the dynamite guy back in the day I don't remember that the sportscaster he was terrible

at last minute he had to fill in he was as a college radio he was like oh boom goes the dynamite that's really like one of the first

viral it was on ebom's world oh I don't remember number one celebrities who were unfairly canceled or mistreated by the public.

I feel so bad for this guy. You know who it is. You do know who it is, but I'm wondering if he comes to mind if I give you some hints. Okay, I need hints. We treated him terribly. We thought something about him

and it wasn't true. We? America. We roasted him. He was on the news. Okay. Will I need another hint? I can't give him any more hints.

He died in 2007. He was only 44 years old when he died. Oh, no. So did he ever get to live to see any sort of redemption? No. Yes. But not. Yes, but not really. There was a movie made about him, but he didn't get to see that. Rudy? No. Rudy's not dead. Rudy kind of lied. It's the opposite for Rudy. Oh, yeah. Rudy isn't it true? I just told my friend to watch it. She never even heard of it. And like... Rudy's 27% true.

Okay. I need these sports movies. to be accurate place. They made a movie about this guy you're talking about? Like the bad thing he did or just overall? He didn't do a bad thing. Well, what canceled? What got him canceled? The bad thing that we said he did.

Right, right. That's what I mean. So the allegedly bad thing that he didn't do? He didn't do it. There's now a movie. Yes. Then they should retract the movie. The movie says he didn't do it.

Oh, so he needs the movie. We need the movie. Yeah, we need the movie. Don't retract the movie. Retract that statement. The movie says we didn't do it. Like a movie or a documentary? Says he did.

I mean like a scripted or. It's scripted. Okay. Gosh, what is it? It happened in the 90s. It happened in the 90s. I'm going to give you five more seconds. I'm going to go to it.

Five more seconds. Four. I have nothing. Trace. Oh, Espagnol? Is that a hint? Uno.

No, no, no. No, no, it's not at all. I was thinking. No. Ricky Martin. You're celebrity. Okay, ready? Just say a little bit of his name.

No, I'm just going to say it. Come on. Give us a letter. Why don't you let us guess? Richard Jewell. Oh, I didn't consider him a celebrity. Hold on, what did he do? He wasn't a celebrity when it happened.

I didn't say it was celebrity when it happened. He was a celebrity now. He was the guy, the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. He discovered a bomb. He helped evacuate the area. The FBI treated him as a suspect. The media turned on him. He was then the guy.

All of a sudden, he's the guy that planted the bombs. Everybody felt it. Everybody, because the media was like, look. This is the same thing happened with like, we could list off all these people in the 90s this happened to. Or the 80s or the 70s, but we weren't alive then. But Richard Jule did not plant the bomb. He found the bomb.

He was finally exonerated, but not until he was completely ruined by the story that he was the guy. Yeah. He died in 2007, complications related to diabetes. He was only 44. The movie they made about him was in 2019. And it was called Richard Jule. Was there a second? Just Richard Jule.

Yeah. Yeah, I remember watching it. That story's crazy. Think about that. You find the bomb. You say there's a bomb. You save lines. lives and all the sudden,

hmm, you're the one that did it. No. No. It's almost like, I mean, I get this as fiction, but the show I reviewed, what's the better sister? It's almost like they latch on to a suspect. We don't know that show. I know. I reviewed it the other day.

It's new. It's on Amazon. Watch it. It's so good. But it's like they lashed. Be careful. You already spoiled something recently. Okay, let's just say in general. There's no need as fiction. No need to even compare it because this is true.

In, okay. I feel like. Richard Joel, guys. That's number one on my list. I didn't realize he died. Yeah. They latch onto a suspect and then they like just want to build a case around it no matter what. And they're like, don't introduce any other evidence that could throw the case.

Why don't you say Karen Reed? That would be something that's more relevant and real. Yeah, but some people think she did it. Nah, they don't. Not anymore. If they do, that's because they're holding onto that thought because they had it at the beginning. Well, not purposefully, but just maybe accidentally. Anyway, that's my list.

Number six. That sucks for all them. Justice four. Hey, you think they were all swingers? What? Are you talking on that list? No, man. He's at the Olympics.

What's just trying to find bomb. Tanya Hart is Rebecca Black? She was 13. Yeah, that is so weird. Chenayne O'Connor? Janet Jackson. Why would we think they're all? I mean, what evidence do you have about it?

Do you mean Karen Reed? I think there's possibility that was happening. Like the house. That's what was happening at the house. She never wanted to go inside, but he was going inside. check it out. Tanya Harding? Not them.

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I think it's cool. Do you? Yeah. I wish I would have been in band. I didn't get in band because I couldn't afford the instrument. So I was embarrassed to have to go and ask for money or to loan an instrument. But you did sports too, right? I would have done both.

I would have thought it was cool to learn music. I don't. Why did you grunt? Ah, man, band, I just, I don't get it. Right, that's correct. You don't get it. I don't get it. I mean, I will say there was one guy at my high school, Nick Vitani, and he was stud athlete. And he would march in the band at halftime in his football uniform. Oh, that's cool. That is cool. Dan Hampton did that.

Who's that? Chicago can play for the Bears. Oh, okay. I thought he went to Mountain Pine High School. No, no. Nobody Mountain Pine did. We had like 11 people in the band. I wish I could have been a band. So now? Yeah. So my 11-year-old son's going into middle school and, you know, they have all the electives. And he's like, guys, I think I want to do band.

And I was like, whoa, whoa, hold on, hold on, hold on. You're an athlete. Like, you play basketball. Oh, no. You play football. Like, that's what you do. Like, I'm a musician. I love music, but marching band to me, that's a waste of time.

You're going to be a basketball star. Focus on that. What do you think he'll have and learn more from in life by doing? Basketball. No. Team sports. Playing high. But he can do both.

Now, see, now that what Lunchbox said, that's kind of cool. So Lunchbox, he plays the game and a halftime. Yeah, so he didn't even go in for the halftime adjustment speech. He just goes against his whatever instrument and he would get in the formation. And he'd be in there as an Anderson Trojan uniform. Do, do, do, do. Marching. I don't remember what instrument he played.

But stud athlete, stud. So what if he wasn't a stud? What if he was somebody who just played sparingly and then also was in band? That's pretty bad. That means, that's embarrassing. Like, it's cool. I guess it's better that he's a stud athlete. It's like, okay, like, he actually is important to the football team or whatever team.

If he was just like a bench warmer, they don't really need him in the locker room anyway. Now if he was like, dad, dad, I want to buy a drum set. I want to start a band. Like, okay, now we're talking. You can be a basketball player, football player, start a rock band. I'm all for that. But marching band? I don't know.

Oh, come on. I vote yes for marching band. You? I'd say no. I'd encourage my kids not to do it. Because? That's just a bad look. It's not a bad look.

That's what I'm saying. It's a great look. And it's something he'll be able to use. Learn how to read music. So if he does want to be in a real band later, you don't know how to read music. I don't because I wasn't in band. How great would that have been? Yeah, I would help a lot.

Also, if he does join the band, just don't allow him to get a letterman jacket with band on it. That is an absolute no-no. kids that did that, I was like, guys, you ain't in the sport. You're just in the band. Like the logo's like a little big drum on it? It's the school letter, but it has like one of the little patches on a letter. Yeah, one was like a drum or a band. It's like, no, that shouldn't be going on the jacket.

Sorry. Amy? I say, go for it. I wish I would have been in the band. I think that'd be awesome and so fun. But are we saying that now because we weren't in the band? Like, what if we were in the band? I wish I would have been in the band because then I wouldn't have had to buy a guitar at a pawn shop at 20 years old

and learn chords from a Walmart poster. I mean, that would have been awesome. And I would have been in band if I could have afforded it. But I couldn't afford it. I was embarrassed. We had no money, so I don't want to beg for an instrument.

So I think it's great. If you want to do it, aren't you at the age too when you're 11 or 12? You're just kind of finding yourself? Yeah. Meaning you're trying all these different things. Yeah, no, but his dad has already defined him as an athlete.

No, whoa, whoa, not me. He's an athlete. He's been playing sports since he was little. You're saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you can't do band. You're an athlete. Well, more. That's true. in his mind it is one or the other.

More on my side is like the time. Like, you're going to want to take time away from your practices and your sports to learn how to play trombone? I don't know. Is it trombone he wants to play? No, he didn't say the instrument. Does it matter? What if he's like, and dad, I really want to play the flute? No, dude.

No way. No way. We can't do that. See, can you imagine he plays football and then halftime he does a flute in the marching band? That would be awesome. Does the instrument, I won't say matter, but does it make it? worse. Yeah, for sure. Like, I mean, the only, I think, reasonable one, I guess, is the saxophone pretty cool or the...

Drum? Boom, boom, boom, the drum. The snare. The snare is pretty awesome. What about the tuba? No, you, no. Tuba's not cool. Guys. Tuba's not cool. What about the trombone? No. Clarinet? I don't know what a clarinet is. What about trumpet? Oh, that's that, oh, okay, yeah, I guess that's all right. Is trombone cool? I don't think it's cool. And there's not really... Trombones this one. Yeah, yeah.

I just don't see a lot of use for the trombone either. Like later in life, you don't see a lot of trombone players. So it's like really a wasted spot. We could go into jazz. I'm not even saying he'd play the trombone forever. It's learning music, learning how to read music. But if you picked up a flute, would you learn music? Yes, you would still learn how to read music.

You would learn flute. No, you would learn how to read music, but you'd also learn flute. And you learn how to march and, like, be coordinated and work as a group. And all your band friends? Yeah, because social life goes down the hill. It's choreographed. Like, it's more, there's more to it than you think. So are you encouraging it?

It's not, don't say that. I'll say that. I can't even be on that side because band's not a sport, but it is a... The competitive marching part. No, stop. Would you say battle the bands of the sport? No, I guess I was just thinking of like the... It is a competition.

It's a musical competition. When they do like... Band is not a sport. I cannot subscribe to that. I will say, and learning an instrument is really difficult. But when they do those really intricate, you know? HBCUs, those are sports.

The choreos? When they do those halftime shows, that's a freaking sport. When we got a bunch of white people playing instruments marching, that's pretty lame. Not the playing of the music because the music's cool. But, yeah. Yeah, not a sport, though. Band, not a sport. Okay, well.

But music in general is not a sport. And I think I... You know about the marching band part. No, sure, and somebody requires a sport. No, they're not marching on a football field. Okay, so what are we doing here? I don't know, man. It's a tough, man. It's a tough.

You let your kid do it. You let your kid do it. No, if he comes and says, like, I'll quit basketball and football for this. Now we're, no, we can't allow it. What if he only, he's like, I just want to pick one of focus on it. And dad, it's the flu. Hey, ask your mom. Oh, okay.

That's not a, that's not a know then. Well, I don't want to kill his, crush his dreams, but I also like, I can't allow that. What if he's like, dad, I just want to dance? Ask your mom. I'm out. Okay. Let us know how that goes. I will.

There is a reason we're doing this segment, so hang with us, but who are you unfairly a hater of? And I guess I didn't realize, like, how much Megan Markle rubs me the wrong way. And I mentioned it yesterday. I was like, everything about her seems inauthentic. Like, it's all off the front. She's trying to do this presentation of, look how perfect I am. And nobody's perfect. Nobody's even great.

People are good. Sometimes people are really good. us people are mediums people are below average just in general we're human beings Megan Markle will have you believe she's the greatest human ever and Amy was like she's sending an email every day to her kids they don't have access to it but when they get old they're going to see a story she wrote every day with pictures and I'm like you know what that is sweet but because it's from Megan Markle seems very disingenuous so not fair for me to feel that way but I'm an unfair hater of Megan Markle around the room Amy yeah for some reason

I'm not really a big fan of Ben Affleck. And I don't know why. Like, it's just like... Think about it. Why? Let's talk to talk. Well, like, what about it? It's always been this way. Maybe his love life.

His movies? I don't know. Like, when... I kind of like his movie. Like, I like going all the way back to Goodwell hunting. I like the movie. But for, like, if he's in it, I'm not like, oh, I got to see it. I'm more like, uh, even though it's...

Because that's why it doesn't make sense, right? I just have this weird... distaste for him. Interesting. And I can't explain it. Poor guy. I don't know. Poor guy.

He's fine. I don't think he's worried about it. Unfairly, you're a hater of Ben Affleck. Yeah, like I sort of am. Eddie? Ariana Grande. Unfair. But like she just seems plastic to me.

Like, I feel like there is a real Ariana Grande that we don't know because every time they show her award show, she's like, oh, everyone. Good to see you. Oh my gosh. I watched. What's the movie? movie with the... Wicked.

I watched Wicked. And she was a witch. There's no way she was a witch. It's just, she's just weird to me. And I feel like we don't know who she really is because she's fake and plastic. And it's not fair. I feel like her being a child star. Yeah.

Put her at a lot of disadvantages and also gave her a lot of advantages. But I tell you. That's not fair. Well, no. I see her and I'm like, I don't like her. Lunchbox? Man, there's a couple I want to say. Just one, please.

But you're not a hater. Yeah. And it's the perfectionism. It's Tim Tebow. I love Tim Tebow. There's no way. Like Eddie, you say he's that perfect. There's a way.

Come on, dude. I think it kind of is. Perfect. I refuse to use the word. I think he wouldn't use the word perfect. Go ahead and lunchbox speak your piece. But that's what I'm saying. All the news coverage and media is like he is just so perfect.

He does this. He does this. He does that. He never speeds. He never eats with that. I never heard he never speeds. Like all this crap. It's like, dude, guys, he doesn't walk on water.

Like, he's just like us. There's no way he doesn't say he's Jesus. And I think he would tell you he's just like us. Like, he's not with the boys just like, look at that haughty, yo. I mean, come on. Like, it's so obnoxious. So I give you a brief Tim Tebow, a couple of stories. One, I've met him in professional settings.

He's been awesome. I've met him in non-professional settings. He's been even better. Like where he's come up to me and been like, Bobby, what's? I've had multiple interactions and some with a bit of length. And he's been A plus where you're like, is that even? real, but it's been at least four. So you think he's really Mr. Perfect.

Nobody said Mr. Perfect. No. But do I think he's extremely kind and thoughtful? Probably all the time. And intentional. Yeah, yes. With his like words and thoughts. Like I think he just is a.

And I feel like he doesn't present it for others to see it. People say it about him more than he saying things. Right. And that's unfair because he would, if he were here right now, I'd be like, oh my gosh, guys, I'm far from. Or Megan Marco would be like, I am perfect. She's like, I am. I'm the most perfect parent.

It's hard, but I am perfect. But I get it. Lunchbox is just jealous is what you're saying. This is a thing where you can't explain. I'm not jealous. No, I can explain it. Jealous. No, no, he's not jealous.

It's like he puts on this front and he carries this like, oh my gosh. But don't you think it would have, like, the veil would have been lifted at this point? Tiger was perfect for a while and then the veil was lifted. You just lost your case in one second. The veil was good. That's what I'm saying. Tiger. carried it for so long

and everybody thought he was perfect. So who's to say the Timbo is not perfect like we all think? So you're waiting for that veil to lift on Tebow? I'm ready for him to take a golf the club through the window of his wife. I would say the difference is Tiger when he was younger,

social media wasn't around. Tebow's been around during social media age forever. So the environment is completely different. And Tebow's also had 20 years now to do this in social media age. But I think that's jealousy. But Morgan, do you have one?

Yeah, I do. Go ahead. Mine's James Corden. I think I've heard he's been really bad. I've heard that too. He's like really bad. I just like every, honestly, ever since watching blind karaoke, he's just always rubbed me in a weird way and something about him feels so disingenuous of what he's doing and I just,

like my skin kind of crawls for some reason. I think I used to go, man, that guy's hilarious and he can sing really well and he's on Broadway and it's like, wow, like I'm really envious of his toolkit. Man, I've heard some bad stories about that dude. Really? Oh, so my skin crawling was a... I think it was a good... I don't know.

Your spidey senses. Here is now, part two of this bit. Everybody tomorrow must bring in at least 60 to 90 seconds of why they could possibly be wrong. Find something great about the person. Oh, this is tough. We're going to prove... Oh, lunchbox is the easiest one. We're going to prove that our instincts can be wrong.

So I want you to go in deep dive, maybe 90 seconds. I want you to prove yourself wrong. Why find great things they've done that possibly changes your mind. Because there are people out there now that have that feeling about you, that are the feeling about me and we feel like it's unfair. Yeah. It is unfair. No, but you're doing that with somebody else.

So, this is a social experiment. Your goal tomorrow is to find 90 seconds a presentation and prove why you're going to prove like they're awesome. Boy, it's going to be tough. But you don't know that. You haven't done the work. I mean, like, I'm going to get Google, like, what has, Ariana done, that's good. I want you to find it and bring it in and the experiment will be

we're wrong a lot and we could be wrong about this and not everybody is one thing. Everybody have it? Yeah, we'll try our best. Oh shoot. Ben Affleck apologized for being criticized for groping an MTV presenter on air and... Amy, good luck with yours. I don't know what you're doing. Okay.

Well, I was trying to Google what he did. Good. And see? What kind of addiction does men alcohol? No, no, it's not. Do the research. Tomorrow we do our presentations, okay? Okay.

You're ready good? Okay, goodbye. It's time for the good news. On Saturday, a 15-year-old of California was rescued after getting trapped in abandoned mine shaft. While trying to save two of the dogs from the family that had already fallen in, the teen went down because they got,

I can hear the dogs like 15 to 20 feet down. And so then they got trapped down there as well. So then the teen starts yelling. And somebody hears them. They had to call the rescue team from the Nevada County Consolidated Fire District and Grass Valley Fire Department. That's a lot of letters on a hat. I'm be honest with you. I don't want to take away from the story, but that's a lot of letters on the hat.

They responded quickly to a vertical rope rescue. The fire chief was like, hey, it took about an hour. They posted a video. And they got the dogs out, too. dogs came up in a little bag. Listen, I'm all for humans. Humans rock. However, not all humans do.

All dogs do unless they turn bad. And they pulled the dogs out with a little bag. But yeah, all three were trapped down in the bottom of this. So, imagine you hear somebody yelling. Help. And you look around, you can't see anybody. Help. Weird.

I think it was in my head. Yeah. I was like, hey. Uh, boys? How can I help you, voice? What's going on? And there was somebody down in a huge hole. Well, a big shout out to those guys.

One, to the person who heard the voice, chased it down and then called the, say it with me, everybody. Nevada County Consolidated Fire District and Grass Valley Fire Department. You guys didn't say it. No, we did. You didn't hear it. All right, that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. We have 90 seconds.

Let's see how many we get right. Time for the investigative morning corny. Go. The morning corny. What? Does the bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich call his girlfriend? BLT, B-L-L-T? B-L-T.

That did. Okay. Got it. B-L-T. Fire. Okay. What? Did you see fire?

No, it doesn't work for you. That doesn't work for you. Yeah. Yeah. Oof. That was awkward. Yeah, I got a little cringe in the skin. Wait.

Not good. Bad taste in my mouth. Yeah, bad. That was bad. You're wasting time. I did it matter. We just need to react to that. Okay.

Oof. Oof. Go ahead. What do you call a beer? hive with no exit. A beehive. A cave. What would be this?

O. B, except for B. B entrance. No exit. Bay. B cave. Be trapped. Be trapped. Be a hive.

Be fire. Be kind. Be leave. No exit. Believe. A believer. Believer. Believer.

Believe. Unbelievable. A be a. Unbelievable. I don't know what you're teasing. Unbelievable. Yes. Okay.

Believe. How did you get that? Just believe. No, I don't understand it. Go. Fire. Fire. No. Stop. No. Stop. What's the difference between a hippo and a zippo? A lighter. One's lighter than the other. Yeah, one's lighter than the other. One's lighter. One's heavier than the other? Okay. What's a difference between a hippo and a zippo? The hippo is heavier than a zippo. The hippo's heavier than a lighter. They're spelled differently. Yeah. One's heavy and one's a lighter. Yeah. We got that one. We did that one. Yeah. Um, what's a What do you call a cow who moonlights as a motivation?

Moni Robbins. Oh, that's good because that got Tony. I don't know. Yeah, that sounds. What was the answer to that? I don't even want to say. Say it. I just need to rewrite it.

Say it. Legendary. Wait, what? Why didn't even finish saying what it was? A cow that moonlight is a motivational speaker. Yeah, legendary. No, that would have never worked. I know.

You could have given a six out. And that was, hey, that was not lit. No, fire. No, I know. I'm just doing it to show you how uncomfortable it felt. Wait, why is... I was proud of you. Amy, you don't say that.

You don't say that. That's not for you. Like, it's not for you. Like, it's not the same thing. It's getting me right. It is. Kind of. I thought I, like,

Yoss queen with, like, finesse. I thought I had it. Like, I just... It didn't work. It didn't, like, come naturally and effortlessly. Leave that in your past. No, I don't think she ever got it. No, I'm saying, like, she did it.

She tried it. It's gone. A league today. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we all went. I don't have a favorite NFL team. I work for the NFL.

I do a podcast called Lots to Say with the former quarterback Matt Castle who played in the league for 14 years. But I grew up in Arkansas where I didn't have a favorite NFL team. And everybody in Arkansas was Dallas Cowboys fan. And it was also when they were winning Super Bowl. So I refused. Oh my gosh. That's the best time. Not for me.

I don't want to be a front runner. Even though the owner of the Dallas Cowboys won a national championship playing at Arkansas. It's perfect. Perfect. And he was super kind to us, took us up in a helicopter. We went Jerry Jones in for a day. We went to sweet. It was awesome.

I don't have a favorite team. So I said, hey, I would like to have a favorite NFL team. I'll start this year and I'll be dedicated. So I've now whittled it down to four teams. Four? Yeah, four. And I'm going to decide from the four. How did you get to four?

Well, I factored in things like not great. So I'm not going to pick the Chiefs. I'm not going to pick the Eagles. I'm not going to pick the bills. I'm not going to pick a team. Because you're like a bandwagon. Absolutely. I don't want to be a bandwagon fan.

But I also want to pick a team that possibly has a chance to get pretty good in the next three, four, five years. Okay, so the Cowboys are in. This is good. I didn't pick the Browns. Yeah, because they're not. They just kind of always suck. No offense. Cleveland, I would like for them to be good.

But it's been a rough run for them. Wouldn't it be nice, though, to pick someone that? And we have, and WGAR, if you're listening on that station, like I would love for the Browns to be good. But I did not pick them because I feel like, eh, I would say. I was in the trajectory right now, especially because they're paying Deshaun Watson and all that money, not so great right now. Okay. So that being said, I have the four teams. I'm going to put the hat on to the four teams.

You tell me if you can name the team, Amy, that I'm wearing. Okay. Close your eyes, please. All right. So this is team number one. So this is one of these four teams I'm going to pick as my favorite NFL team for the year. I'm going to go to games. I'm going to go interview coaches, all that stuff, okay?

Number one, this hat, go ahead. Name the team. Is that a horse in there? Even if you don't know it, take a guess on the team. or describe the hat. It's navy blue with orange and like some sort of an animal. Why do you take your glasses off to look closer? I thought that's why you wore glasses so you can see better.

I'm trying to get used to them. I can see better with it. It's just kind of a weird thing. Let me look and take your glasses off. Because I don't know if it's like near or far. Yeah. Wherever you are. Is that a unicorn?

I don't know. Or a lion. So what do you think the team is? Is it the Detroit Lions? It is not. It's a good guess. Is it the Denver Broncos? Correct.

Okay, so it is a horse. It's a unicorn. So it is the Denver Broncos, it is a horse. This is team one of four. That will be my favorite team. So Denver Broncos, there you go. Number two, eyes close please. Okay, open them up.

Describe the hat. Purple. With a gold and white little something. What's a? something. I have no idea. To be honest, is it a Raven? Because a purple, that makes me the Baltimore Ravens. But you may have mentioned it. I said it quickly. I would not be a Ravens fan because they won too much. Okay, you probably did say that, but you said a bunch of other teams at the same time, so that would be. I don't mind this team. I don't mind it. The Milwaukee,

what's the guy here? Muskoogies. The Milwaukee Muskoogis. Yeah, I might be a team of A fan of the Milwaukee Miss Ganges. They'll be good in a few years. The What is that? Is that a bird? Amy, I don't think your glasses are working. I think you might want to get a new description.

Is it a person dancing? It's a person. It is? Are they riding a horse? They are not. Amy, it's the person's head. It's just the head. It's a person's head?

Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah. A person's head? It looks like they're riding a Bronco, like a bucking bull. I don't know. I don't know.

Purple. Give me a hint. He's wearing a helmet. Oh, a Viking. Correct. I see it. When you put it just like five inches plus. I moved it one inch closer.

Okay. Oh, Minnesota Vikings. Okay. So so far my teams are the Denver Broncos. And the Minnesota Vikings. The Minnesota Vikings. Yeah. Team three.

Close your eyes. Go ahead. I mean, thank you. It's kind of tricky because it's forest green. Well, it's green? No, not any closeness. Maybe your glasses. How would it be green?

Don't wear your glasses. That is not green. Throw all your glasses. I mean, you've got to go back to the doctor. You're done. You're done. I thought that's it. You're done.

Guys, to me, that looks forest green. I am colorblind and I just assume it's not green, but that's not green. Okay, it's the Dallas Cowboys. And they would not be green. I know that they're navy blue, but I just thought sometimes they have like, you know, a novelty spin off like. proceeds, benefits. But it's just not green,

though. The forest. Oh, she thought it was the military one. She thought it was to give a hoot don't pollute Dallas Cowboys. Smokey the Bears, Dallas Cowboy Collaboration. You don't see any hint of Forest Green?

Nope. Something's going on with my brain. Why the Dallas Cowboys now, but not then you ask? She didn't ask. No, why? Ask it. Ask it. You mean to ask it?

I was going to guess why. Okay, guess it. Guess it. Because they're not, some of the reasons why you said, like they're not great, but they're not terrible. Yeah, they haven't won Super Bowl since the 90s. So, and why? So why? Why do you say? Because they just haven't been good. Like somebody, somebody that's like Morgan's age,

doesn't remember the Cowboys winning. Yeah. Okay. And Jerry Jones has been awesome to us, right? Yeah. All right. And my final one. Close your eyes, please. All right, look up. I have my fourth hat on. Oh. Now that one, please describe the color. That's, it's, um, Like a aqua blue with a panther. So it's obviously the Carolina Panthers. Correct. Yeah. And they've traditionally been pretty bad.

Cam Newton. Retired years ago has played for the Patriots since, came back for like a year. Yeah. So those are the four teams. I'm going to pick one of those four teams, but my favorite team. How are you going to pick? Oh, you know what he's going to pick. What?

Which one do you know? You know what he's going to pick? I'll also leave it open to these clubs, like, recruit me. Can't be honest with you? I've been praying for this. I mean, I feel like the Cowboys already recruited you. Like, you kind of have. No, no, no, we've been to the Panthers.

But the Panthers, the Broncos, the Vikings, Cowboys, I'm a free agent to go to one of your teams. Wait, what do you mean? You're telling the teams that right now? Reach out. Oh, boy. What? I'm honest on the bucks.

Let me know. Let me know. What are you looking for? What kind of deal? What kind of deal? Who knows? They're concerned if you're their fan or not. They might be.

Maybe the Cowboys. National. National show. A lot of publicity. Yeah. A lot of talk about Bobby's team all year long. So one of those teams, Broncos, Vikings, Cowboys, or Panthers. Which one do you think it'll be Amy?

Let's go! I mean, I think it'd probably be more fun to be the Cowboys. Of course. Is that your pick? I mean, probably just because I don't have a team either, but if I had to pick one, I'd choose the Cowboys. But maybe that's just because I'm from Texas and my dad. No, no, you're from Alabama. No, that's wrong.

My dad. You go out of a different state. That's college. You're Roll-tide. Also, my... That's college, but you said you're from Alabama. My dad is from Texas. My mom's from Alabama.

I was born in Texas, though. I can't keep up. The Cowboys picked the guy from Alabama this year. Of course they did. So there you go. Eddie, who am I picking? You know you're picking. And dude, welcome to the team, baby.

Let's go Cowboys. Like, it'd be more fun for you to be a Cowboys fan because you have friends that are Cowboys fans. Like, multiple friends. We go to games together, man. Have fun. Hang out with Jerry together. You just want me to take you to games and hang out with Jerry.

That's the only reason. Lunchbox? Denver Broncos. Why? Young quarterback, up and coming. You like Sean Payton as a coach. Denver's a cool city to go visit. They get to play Patrick Mahomes twice a year,

so you get to see the greatest quarterback playing right now in person. We saw him at the Super Bowl. I'm just saying, like, that is more of the reason. Okay. Stupid reason. I'll let you guys know. And I mean, but if any of the teams want to reach out and hit me in the DMs, Mr. Bobby Bowens, I'm able to be, I have a team that I'm leaning toward already.

Wait, why not the Titans? They haven't been very warm to me. Yeah, we live here and they've been like, hey, Mike, I'm going to ride a team down here. I want you to see it. This is what I'm leaning toward. So if I do pick it, it's not because any of these goobers have, I'm not going anti-goobber, that's what I'm saying.

Yeah. Do you pick the Cowboys, Mike? I got a question for you. Is proximity a issue? Everything's an issue. Indoor stadium, outdoor stadium. I don't want to be cold. However, if it was worth it, it could be Denver.

Yeah, because in Carolina is just like... Proximity is an issue. to get to is cool, but also like the logo, the brand, if it's a cool brand. Minnesota is cold. But it's, don't. Yeah, but to get there parking and stuff and see. I don't know. Also, purple.

Purple's a cool. Also, color scheme-wise, best to worst. Do you think, who's first? Color scheme-wise, it's the cowboys. The green cowboys. Green cowboys. And then the unicorns? And it goes, I'll tell you, it goes,

Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Panthers, Milwaukee. Milwaukee Vikings, yep. Minnesota. Whatever. That's what I meant. Okay, we'll leave it there. Everybody good?

Yeah, man, can't wait. All right. I went and sat on the little Ottoman in front of him. Hi, Dad. And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen. She says, I have some cookies and milk. bad ass convict me just finished five years. I'm going to have cookies and milk at them all.

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Mike Dies right in his week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. Let's go This is the Bobby Vaughn store One of this summer's trends, they say, is straight guys in Speedos. That's not happening. No, I don't think so. It's not a real thing.

No. Well, it's a real thing to fashion. This season, men's bottoms are getting even smaller. You know who is Walter Gagins. Who's that? You know, White Lotus. Little baby. Baby Billy.

Baby. Oh, baby Billy. Yeah, he's on the cover of cultured magazine in a yellow Speedo, and he wore that because it's kind of the thing that a lot of guys are wearing. He's kind of like a crazy dude, though. Like, his hair is crazy. Ecentric, for sure. Yeah, that's it. I don't know.

Would you wear a Speedo for any reason whatsoever? I mean, I would wear a Speedo when I would swim, like, when I was younger, like Lifeguard stuff. A little one? Yeah. I had Speedo shorts that went down to my knees when I was doing triathlons, but never like a Speedo. Really? Like a European speedo? Let me ask you this question, guys in the room. Morgan, quit watching videos of Speedos on your computer, please.

That is so awkward. She didn't know what that is. I'm trying to pull up an article. Yeah. You look at stuff on your computer all the time. I know, but I'm trying to look at you and the Speedo's there and I'm like, Morgan. So your eyes are attracted to the speedos. Yeah, he was watching across.

Here's a theory I have. The guys that are like, oh, I'm so masculine. I'm so I can't see it. Those are the ones that are at least a little bit gay. No, I think so because they're trying to hide in so much. Is that right? lunchbox? You can have your theory. I mean, really, because if she had something, I don't care. I get it doesn't bother me, whatever. But that's my, guys that are so like, for sure, I'm like,

this is manly, this is how you do it, don't want to see it. Yeah, you're probably a little bit gay. You're just trying to hide it. Thoughts? I'd say the same thing about guys that wear purses, so we're, but I'm openly wearing a bag and being like, I enjoy wearing a bag. I don't want to have pockets. Yeah, he's not like, oh, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, acting like, yeah. I'm like, oh, I can't believe I can't wear a bag. No, I'm like, cool. I want to wear a bag.

Hey, purse is rock, so I'd say. So, Speedos, Eddie, would you wear one if nobody was around? No, there's no reason to wear one. No, like, I don't get enjoyment from wearing a Speedo. So. What about, okay, wighty tides. Now, don't wear them. They don't wear them in like 20 years.

They're uncomfortable to me, too. They're uncomfortable. Do, does anyone like to see a guy in Speedos? Like, even women? A rip, if he's so ripped. I mean, I don't think it's I just Googled it to look at the thing and I'm not into it. Define the thing.

That guy on the cover of the magazine. He's kind of ripped and he's like 50 something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like he is in better shape than I would have thought. But no, I don't like seeing his. But what about the hottest guy? I don't know who you think the hottest guy is, but him and his feet, it's not it. No.

Morgan? It's not it. Yeah, I mean, listen, I'm looking at Theo. James in it. That's what Lunchbox saw. And he looks great, but it's just, it isn't for me. I don't mind like some short shorts. Those are okay, but the Speedo is just like too

revealing. Yeah. It's kind of like, I also feel that same way though about like when women wear the little thong. Oh, I like that. Pachniz. It's just like it's. Lunchbox, we're okay. We're okay. He likes that. He's very loud and outspoken that he likes women. Yes.

He wants everybody to know without a doubt it's only women. Which means T's a little. You know, that's just my theory. You can have your theory but I mean, I like the floss. Yeah, I know. My theory is the people that must over and over say, they're only saying that because they need

to compensate for something. But you see what I'm saying? Nobody likes the speed up. Like, not even girls. I would say Europeans do because it's been normal to them. Yeah, it's normal. But I'm looking at whatever Morgan, that guy, that Morgan just talking about, and his is white. His looks like whitey-tides. He looks like he's in whitey-tides. You can see

things that I like. And he's ripped. Like, he, He would be the one to look good on him. And I still am just like, man. But there are some little short shorts and I think I'm okay. Will of punishment. Speedo. It goes up on one of the things, the will of the punishment for one of the guys next time they lose something? No, we're good.

Not even? No, we're good. Lunchbox right, we're good. I think we're good, man. Okay. Hey, I think we're good, everybody. Which celebrity was born first? That's the game.

Eddie and I bet $10 of our pallet money from lunchbox. You don't have to stop the microphone. That's what Lunchbox does. I know you're only doing that. So, Amy, I'm going to ask you 10 and then lunchbox will get the same 10. Ready? Ready?

Come on, Amy. Which celebrity was born first? Martin Luther King Jr. Or Betty White? Okay. I'm not died. Who was born first? Betty White.

Correct. Yes. Napoleon Bonaparte or George Washington? Napoleon. Incorrect. Dang it. George Washington was born first 1732, Napoleon 1769. Babe Ruth or Adolf Hitler.

Two dudes that have never been sent in a sentence together ever. I think Babe Ruth was born first. Adolf Hitler 1889, Babe Ruth 1895. Oh my gosh. What they were? Prince or Michael Jackson? Prince or Michael Jackson? Prince.

By just a few months. Yeah, both were born in 1958. Good job. Amy. Marilyn Monroe or Audrey Hepburn? Audrey Hepburn. Audrey Hepburn, 1929, Maryland Monroe, 1926.

Oh my gosh. I would have done that wrong. I missed that one. Bob Barker or Walt Disney. Walt Disney. Bob Barker, 1923. Walt Disney, 1901, yeah. Yes.

I thought that was just kind of funny. Oh, is that it? No, I got one. William Shakespeare or Leonardo da Vinci Shakespeare Da Vinci? Da Vinci was born 1452 Shakespeare wasn't born to 100 years later Come on Amy Oh 1552

1452 sorry I didn't have A long time Beethoven or Mozart? Oh my gosh Which one came first? I'm gonna go Beethoven Mozart My recommendation would be if you have no idea

Like you had no idea that way. Just save one immediately. That's what I did. No, you waited a long time. It's like when you don't know it, ACT, just throw it in there. What's the difference though, waiting and just us sitting there waiting? What's the age difference between Beethoven and Mozart, please? Like five years.

It's going to be like 5,000. Five years? Yeah, no, no, no. It's 14 years. What was century? 1756, 1770. Would that have helped you? No, that's my point.

Like, there's no reason. Just yell one if you have no idea. Thomas Edison or Albert Einstein? Edison. Edison 1847. Einstein 1879, correct. Wow. That one, I did know I could figure out based on the light bulb.

I don't think so. Swear to God. I'm going to have a talk with him later and see if you're being honest. I'm going to have a talk with him later and see if you were being honest. I said he debuted the light bulb during the gilded age, which is the late 1800s, which means he had to be born before that. But Einstein was born in 1800s as well. Yeah, but later.

Later. Yeah, man. later. My bad. Last one. Amelia Earhart or Anne Frank? This is easy. Amelia Earhart. She was born first. Anne Frank was born in 1929. Do you think Earhart was born before that? Still? Yes. You're correct. 1897. Thank you. Collie, why you try to trick me? I did. I just asked a question. How many should get? Five out of ten. That's about right. It's about 50-50 anyway. 50%. So let's see how he does. Bring him on in, bring him out, bring him out, bring him out, bring him out. Bring them out, bring him out.

He didn't get the example right, so. That was just luck. I don't even know if this game's fun for listeners because it's so random. I like it because they have money on it. I know. That's the thing. You're gambling with your buddies. It's a lot more interesting.

Here he comes. He's just going to act like, we have $10 up. Eddie has Amy. Lunchbox, I have you. Don't let me down. Ah, man. I feel like that took forever. Well, 10 of them.

Ready? Yeah. Martin Luther King or Betty White? Who was born first? He was killed that year Betty White Betty White is correct 1922 she was born

29 as Martin Luther King Napoleon or George Washington Who was born first I would have to go with That Napoleon guy I don't know really who he is But he is born in the other side of the world So he was around before Washington before America

Oh like time zones Interesting No not time zone What century? What century? do you think he was born in Napoleon? 17th century. So that would mean like the 1600s? I don't know.

I don't know what century is what. Okay. I have no idea what a century. Like I don't know what century we're in right now. We're being real. George Washington was born first by about 30 years. 1732. Oh.

That's interesting. Thomas Edison or Albert Einstein? Thomas Edison. What did that? What did that? He invented the light bulb. Okay. What Einstein do?

Gravity. Invented gravity? Yep. It's amazing. Huh. Um, I don't know if he invented it. Like, he was here, but it, he figured out what it is. It was already there.

It was already here. What do you mean he was here? No, no, the gravity was here. He just figured out what it was. He gave it a name. Who was the other guy? Edison. He named it gravity?

Yeah. He said, gravity. That'd be John Mayor. Give me Einstein The answer is Albert Thomas Edison

And by the way Isaac Newton is Gravity guy Pretty much the person And what did Einstein do Relativity? A lot more but E equals MC squared That whole thing

Okay yeah And Amy snapped so I know she got that one right Yeah Next up Babe Ruth or Hitler Excuse me? Babe Ruth or Hitler? Who was born first? I mean, you didn't say like...

Oh, man, that's tough. But the rest haven't been? The rest have been so easy. You're one for three. This is a moral dilemma. Oh. If you pick Hitler, you go to hell or what? Yeah.

I see what you're saying, man. Yeah. It's what year they were born, not anything about morality. Yeah, give me Babe Ruth. And you're picking that because... Babe. I like Babe Ruth. He doesn't want to say the...

other name. The answer is Babe Ruth. Yeah. Prince or Michael Jackson? Prince or Michael Jackson? Right now lunchbox is two for four. Yeah, I'm 50%. That's pretty good.

500. You get that last one? Yep, I did. Babe Ruth. Oh, no, I was wrong. It's Hitler. What? Thanks, Mike.

Yeah, Hitler was born before that. I just don't want to say his name. Yeah, it's tough. I understand the dilemma. Not bad. One for four. Moral dilemma. Moral dilemma.

Yeah, you missed. that one. Prince or Michael Jackson? Dude, you're going to cost me ten more dollars. I'm beat. Hey, maybe he'll go on a roll here. Hey, she got all these rights. You are not Seabiscuit.

You know what I mean? This is the horse I keep betting on. Give me Michael Jackson. The answer is Prince by a few months. Beethoven or Mozart? Oh, you got this. Beethoven or Mozart? I mean, this is a 50-50 game.

I should be doing better than this just statistically. Statistically, you should be better than one for five. I agree. Yeah. I mean, I don't know how Amy got so many right. You don't know how many she got. Oh, I know.

I got killed because you already told me. She didn't say anything. No, he did. Like, you're not the horse I wanted. Oh. Mozart or Beethoven? Don, don't, don't, don't. Give me the Tovin.

It's Mozart. Dude, what's wrong? Why do I pick loser after a loser? Just leave the table, dude. Why do I pick loser after loser? Let me just try to count my money. This is unbelievable. It is.

Imagine me. Hey, how are they? They tell me the difference. Mozart 1756, Beethoven 1770. Dang. Marilyn Monroe or Audrey Hepburn. He's got this. I don't even know who Audrey Hepburn is.

Well, was Audrey Hepburn in color? Who was born first, Marilyn Monroe or Audrey Hepburn? Give me Marilyn Monroe. Correct. Yeah, I'm back. I'm back. Bob Barker Oh, rest in peace, man.

Walt Disney. No rest in peace for him? Oh, he's dead? All right, rest and peace. Thanks, Eddie. They gave me a clue. Gosh, that's tough. I'm going to go with old Walt by about two years. Walt Disney, 1901, Bob Barker, 1923. That's correct.

Yep. Like I said, 22 years. Shakespeare or Da Vinci? William Shakespeare or Leonardo da Vinci? Which one was born first? You ever seen the Da Vinci Code? Yeah, Lunchbox, if you get the next two, you have to get the next two. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He ties or wins?

Ties. But he has to get the next two. Man, I don't remember them saying his age in Da Vinci Code. They must have. Surely they had a birthday party at some point during the movie. Yeah, who was the other guy? DaVinci or Shakespeare? Who was born first?

I don't really, I don't even remember really what Da Vinci did. Shakespeare was a writer. He wrote old stories. At the time, not old. But now they're old. That's true. They were modern. At the time, current.

Da Vinci sounds more current. So give me the Shakespeare. To be or not to be. By a hundred years, you are wrong. Da Vinci born 1452, Shakespeare 1564. A million, Ehrart, or Anne Frank. This is so stupid. This is for your pride, dude.

frustrating. And Frank. And Frank, 1929, and Millierhardt, 1897. He's wrong again. Give me my money. There's just $10. That's so stupid. Do I get a cut? Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead.

Story of the day. This story comes us from Independence, Ohio. A man had a gun he wanted to sell, so he put it online. Craig's List, gets a response. Says, hey, we'll meet at the hotel, and I'll sell it to you. So I show up at the hotel, and he's like, so this is the gun, this is how you unload it. This is how you put it back

together and boom shot himself in the leg I thought that was coming I don't think I want to buy a gun from anybody that doesn't know how to use the gun

though also I guess if it's illegal though I'll probably buy it from whomever it was both legal both guys had they were allowed to carry a gun I guess they have the permits which is crazy

that you go through all that and you still have this little mishap it ain't that hard to get a permit oh I feel like you got a permit not anymore and you don't even need a permit

in a lot of places which has made it easy you to get a permit in some places. I spent my entire Saturday at a restaurant listening to some guy talk and then had to take a test and then had to go out to the range. Yeah, that was a long time ago. And you're in North Carolina.

Yeah. Here it's like, what's this? It's a shape of a gun. That's a gun. All right. You're good. Here you go. I'm still, even after my course though, I was so nervous to touch or carry one. Like, I proceeded with caution. I was like, if I get into a legit emergency, we're in trouble because I'm going to be like,

Okay, stay calm. I pick it up with my pinky. Don't touch the thingy. Make sure the safety's on. Is it what they taught you? Don't touch it? The thingy. The pinky.

That's how to get it out. Yeah, I just was very... Went to a weird class in a restaurant. All right, Saturday. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. A voicemail from last night. Okay, I'm going to leave the gap so y'all get ready.

Morning studio. Morning. Okay. I absolutely love, love, love. me and I was listening to the podcast Monday Part 2. So apologies in advance, Amy. I love you, but you did spoil. Nobody wants this.

Who? I don't know the show, so I didn't know to stop her. I thought your rule was you weren't going to say anything about a show other than your review. Because we totally... I was saying it would be hard from working to watch because it was a rabbi. Oof. It's known he's a ravi. Have I?

You've said too much. I don't know if you spoiled it or not, but the listener says that, and that is your history. Nobody but us. You have like 31 priors. Nobody but you. Yeah. If this were a law, you have 31 priors. Gosh, that was just more of a, I was trying to explain the Morgan thing, and I, I went too far.

But I don't think I gave, I mean, I didn't say exactly what happened. Will of punishment? I thought she thought it would be hard for more. What? What should consider it? Real punishment. Will of punishment? No.

Is it offensive enough that it deserves the will of punishment? No. Well, he says she has priors, so. Dude, you got to consider it. No, I don't really consider my priors. You have to consider all my good behavior. That's not how that works, Your Honor. What?

The person that goes in for, like, his eighth burglary, Your Honor, I've donated many times. That does not get considered. I need to dive deeper into this. Yeah, what's the name of the show again? Nobody. Oh, stop. Oh, no, you didn't even know you, Tuesday.

Stop it. Was it a movie or show? There's a movie, right? Or show. I don't know. Show, nobody wants this. Did she spoil it? I don't.

know because everybody's already giving me all the details of it so that's why I haven't said anything but I haven't watched it so I just really don't know well let the listeners be the judge of that you guys can call us and let us know a jury of the first 11 voicemails that say if Amy spoiled it or not the first 11 that leave us a voicemail 877-77 Bobby if Amy spoiled it yes or no you had to have watched the show that will be the jury that decides your fate on the will of punishment okay Nobody wants this. Exactly.

And we didn't want to have to be here today and have to go through this. Look, I just saw there was season two set to premiere in October. Who knew? I didn't. All right, next up. Ray Mundo, hit it. Hey, there's going to be a gap. Morning studio.

Morning! I'm sure you all remember, you did a segment where you'd all put movies in and you'd pull one out. And lunchbox put in showgirls. Well, I didn't know what that movie was about. and I recorded it on the TV and watched it the other day. I'm just wondering how lunchbox is still married. What do you mean? If you recorded it on TV, you didn't probably get to see the good stuff.

Depends on what channel. No, they wouldn't show that on a channel that couldn't show what the whole movie's about. Oh, you're probably right. I mean, what do you mean I'm still married? Yeah, my wife, you don't think she's ever watched a movie like that? She probably watched it together a couple times. You're saying you and your wife watch it together a couple times. My bet would be if you asked her and you recorded the answer, it would be absolutely no.

Yeah, I don't, I mean, we've watched so much together. Yeah, you don't remember. Yeah, it's been so long. She may have watched it when we drew it out of the hat. May have, did she? I really honestly don't remember. But how am I still married? I can't recall, Your Honor.

I'm still married because I'm awesome. That's how. Hope you guys have a great rest of the day. Bye everybody. Oh, and Bobby Bone Show. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobis Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast.

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