The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Eddie's NEW Test Results! Higher Or Lower Score? + Surprise Elimination + Sending Cleaning Lady Off With MONEY!

Episode Date: April 30, 2026

Eddie appealed the results to his first testosterone results after he claims they may have been compromised. We got the results of the 2nd test he took and revealed the NEW results. Are they higher or lower? Bobby shares more details on the surprise he has for one member of the show and reveals who is no longer in the running. Eddie reveals how much we were able to raise for our former cleaning lady who is moving away. We were shocked Eddie actually followed through!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning studio. Morning! Eddie, you're not alone. Go ahead. Celebrities who love testosterone replacement. What are you talking about? Alan Richson, the massive dude from Amazon Reacher.

Oh, Reacher. He got to find the motorcycle. Yeah, yeah. He shared that he suffered from fatigue and he felt off before getting treated for low testosterone. No way. The guy that just got into a fight with his neighbor? That's probably why he's got to be really high testosterone.

Wow. Dax Shepherd. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, podcast. He has spoken openly about using injections to bring his levels back to 28-year-old range. Wow. Helping with motivation and injury. Jeff Bezos, you can tell that dude's. Yeah, well, yeah.

He's way too jack to be old. He seems little. short but he's jacked. Have you seen the pictures of him when he was selling books versus now? Now he looks like the evil villain version of himself. Yeah, it's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Joe Rogan. Wow, he's huge. Josh Dumas.

Okay, so they all had low tea? Sylvester Stallone, and they've all done testosterone replacement according to the story from Hop to Mill. Wow, wow, I'm definitely not alone. That makes me feel better. Shoot it up. I don't know about all that. Get a needle, man. I'm going to start with the squats in the end.

and then we'll eventually go there. There's nothing wrong with supplementing. Remember, you can also get a pellet. I did have sweet potato fries last night. In your butt. Remember yesterday's show? You can get a sweet potato in your butt. Maybe that's what they were doing when that person called. They were trying to get testosterone now.

Doesn't that go directly to your bloodstream? Yeah, I think so. You can put it all the way up there. So, yeah, I just wanted you to hear that. Thank you. So you felt good about your low testosterone. A group of students at Hancock Middle School, this is in Mississippi, are being praised

because there was a possible school busch craft. when their driver suffered an asthma attack and lost consciousness while driving 40 students on a highway. This is from GMA. She kind of sort of like fell over, like flopped over, and everyone started standing off. Here in the school bus surveillance video, you can see five students jumping into action. I saw that the bus was veering off to the side. Then I grabbed the wheel. It's sixth grader, Darius Clark, who hits the brakes.

And the bus started rolling forward. It started like gained the speed. So whenever I clicked the brake, and about threw me out the windshield. Classmate Destiny Cornelius administered medicine to Taylor. I saw her medication in her hand and I saw her reaching for it.

I knew that's what she needed. How about that? Amazing. And luckily nerds sit in the front, including myself. Yep. Because all the kids, I thought they were so cool, went to the back of the bus and they'd get away with stuff. All of us nerds would sit up in the front of the bus.

And that's who saved everybody's life. Wow. Shout out nerds. The way they all like took different roles. Like, I'm going to hit the brakes. I'm going to find her medicine. I'm going to take the wheel. Like, that's amazing. Man, she slumps. She just like falls back and like as the bus is moving. It's a crazy video. They used to have a video when I would ride the bus. They had a video camera. It would be up in the very front and it would look back and we'd all like better act good. Oh, the camera? Yeah. And then somebody was like, let's go see if there's really a camera in there. No camera.

Yeah, because it was a box. No camera. With like a mirror over it. There's no camera in that thing. So everybody got bad again. So this is from psychology, Frontiers of Psychology. Who wears Cologne on this show in general? I do. Eddie does. Ray does. I don't.

Do you wear perfume? Sometimes. Yeah. I mean, not really to work, but if I'm going out. I mean to work. Do you wear Cologne to work? Yeah. Two sprays.

We don't smell you. Come over here. Is it brisket? No. Somebody told me a while back It's what keep their urban wears And so that's what I got He told us his is a mix

I know so they probably lied to me Ray what do you wear I got like an axe body spray As a cologne Vanilla Nior That sounds good Smells awesome Abby loves it Like you want to eat it

Abby loves it So wearing perfume a cologne Especially slightly too much Could be a sign of depression Uh oh Oh, that is because depression is linked to changes in the olifactory gland, which reduces people's ability to detect smells. So if people are like, man, you weren't a lot of clone, or maybe they aren't telling you that.

It's kind of the final touch for me. It's like, and I don't even spray it on me. I spray it in the air and then walk through it. You know, like I don't even let it touch my skin, really. Yeah, that's smart. Because I heard it, well, I like my perfume, but if you split right on your neck or right on your wrist, it can be disruptive to your hormones. What about all these like rays going through the air with our phones?

Yeah, well, you know, pick your battles. Pick your battles. Okay, okay, okay. One other one from the American Journal of Men's Health, fathers of newborn babies are more likely to accidentally do things and make more mistakes. Fatigue catches up with new fathers. They're also so much more forgetful, which I can tell you,

I'm not a forgetful person. There are so many text messages that I just have forgot to respond to. One of my friends hit me up and was like, hey, we want to come by, see the baby, close friend, never responded. And he hit me up like two days later, about something else. I was like, oh my God, I'm sorry I didn't respond to that. But I can feel myself being a little, that my energy, my brain power is somewhere else. So it obviously,

you only have so much, so much energy. It's a thing. Yeah, it's a thing. New dad's average, only five hours of sleep a night. I would have loved that before I was a dad. I would love for five hours of sleep a night through the night. So there's that, that's a new thing. And then Caleb Clark's going to do a children's book, which is cool. She's my favorite American athlete. Really? I think so. Current. Yeah, yeah, okay.

It's weird. Why do you have a problem with that? Yeah, what's up with that? I don't know. I don't know. You thought what? Judgment. It's because she's a woman.

No, when you change, when you change to current athlete, I was like, because, I mean, you like Mark Grace. Yeah, yeah. I have old Chicago Cubs or Arkansas Razorback players. But like, yes, current athlete, I think Kantl Clark's my favorite athlete right now.

You woman here? No, no, no, no. I just, I thought it was all time, but when you said current, I get, I get that. Over LeBron? I don't think a lot of people like LeBron. I like LeBron fine. I respect LeBron. I think he's the best player ever.

But, yeah, like, Shoah would be a massive one. Not my favorite. LeBron, massive one, not my favorite. You like my homes? Not my favorite. But I like them all. I don't dislike really anybody. So that's all.

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We've stayed connected, and we share a deep love for my granddaughter. Recently, she got engaged. I'm truly happy for her. I've told her that, and I mean it, but if I'm being honest, I'm struggling a little. I'm afraid of what might change. How do you handle loving someone who was once officially family, but now has a new chapter. Signed, a grandma whose heart is scared.

You want to go? Sure. I still have a relationship with my ex-mother-mother-in-law. And even... Didn't she say I'm praying for you every day? Do you text? Yeah, we text every day. And we'll text about other things too,

or she'll send me a note, like my daughter's birthday was not too long ago. And she texted me, like, hey, can you send me birthday gift ideas for Stasheera? And so we'll text about that sort of stuff. Was it weird when you got a new boyfriend? They met him. And we still communicated. I mean, they met him not, it wasn't intentional.

It was sort of like they were in town. They came over to my house. He stopped by. It was the same night that my ex-husband met him. So everybody met at once. So I think that you can continue having the relationship. It may change a little bit. But it's not like we're talking about my ex-husband or sharing anything that we shouldn't be sharing.

Like we just keep in contact and stay in touch. And if I were to call her and need anything, I know she would be there for me. I think the thread that keeps it all together is the granddaughter. Yeah. You still have family. That's still the mother of your granddaughter. Even if she is not the wife of your son, that is still the mother of your granddaughter. So I think that keeps her family.

if you want her to be family. Yeah. And I think that's just my mother-in-law's heart. I know her heart and we both love each other. And so even though my ex-husband has a girlfriend and yeah, I had a boyfriend for a year and a half, our relationship never changed. I think she was heartbroken over our divorce and that made her very sad. But she didn't treat me any differently.

There's your answer. We understand. It's got to be a crazy thing to go through. Many people have gone through it. And I think they still love the person, even though they're not officially, legally family anymore. Right. But you still have your granddaughter. That's the thread.

Yeah. That's the thread. Yeah, good luck with that. I think you'll get to a good place. It's probably just weird now. Yes. I think you'll get to a good place. All right.

Thank you for emailing us. We're about to get Eddie's new testosterone results. So I'm going to give just a quick recap. These two guys have been fighting about who has more testosterone for ages. So I said, why don't we just get someone? They'll draw some blood. We'll get real numbers. So they come up.

They take blood from. lunchbox, they take blood from Eddie. The next day, boom, lunchbox pops through 503, perfectly average. Boom. Healthy. Yeah. Eddie's comes back inconclusive. Next day, inconclusive. Weird.

And so everybody's like, what's happening? And so we don't know if there's mess up in the lab, mess up. Who knows? And so the guy comes back again, the paramedic, takes more blood from Eddie. Eddie's result comes in. He was at 293. Unhealthily low. Unhealthily low. Unhealthily low. Farrasing. Because 300 is the low

part of healthy under 300 is low. Then we find out that number came from Eddie's first batch that they said was incoclusive. How was that possible? And someone had told Eddie that there was heat involved. They could have messed up the blood. Correct. So they went back and did the second blood draw from you. I have not seen these results.

This is wonderful. Amy has them. She would not even tell me. I would first like to say thank you for considering this as an appeal. I think it's a fair appeal. Most times I wouldn't. We'd move on from the bit. But even lunchbox, you have to have agree we had to pay attention to this. Not really. Okay, fair enough. Now, I mean, we had the blood drawn already, so why not?

Yeah, we didn't have to redo anything else. We just used to one. No extra work. It had already been submitted to the lab. We were just waiting for the results. What are you expecting, Eddie? I mean, better. Like, obviously better because the first one was inconclusive. Like, of course, there was heat. Exposed to heat. It's not going to be your right reading. So this is going to be better. I mean, the heat was a theory.

Theory. That was all just Eddie's theory. It was not Dr. said. What's what the guy drawing my blood told me. He said, I wonder if. Is that what he said? No, he said the lab says that they think that heat was part of it. I don't know who to believe. And his memory's fading. Loctus nostrils strong.

No, not part of it. Yeah, it's like brain fog big time. Have you been feeling as exhausted in the morning? No. Actually, I've got a lot of energy lately, yeah. Has the libido? Yeah, a little bit. Libito's perfect.

It's great. Yeah, yeah, all the time. Out of control sometimes. I don't know, I don't know the numbers. I don't know how you want to set this up. I mean, I feel like you should just get to it. Let's go, Amy. Because, I mean, it's either going to be higher than $293 or it's going to be lower.

Or it can be the exact same. Okay. Or it's the exact same, Amy. It is not. Yes. It is not. It is not. See, this is why the appellate court exists.

Yes. Based on Amy's reaction, because I do not know. I mean, her smile tells me it's lower. I think it's lower. I'm telling you, it's like Eddie wanted this, okay? She wants to laugh so hard right now, she's ready to laugh. She's sending it up like it's lower. Amy, what is Eddie's nude?

It can easily be. Second batch of testosterone results. The number is. It could easily be like $2.95. The number is. Like $2.95. Is that what it is? But it's not.

It's $2.85. You're Mr. 285. I don't know what to believe here. Oh my God. Hey, I will show you that. I will say the paperwork is hard to read because there was a lot of numbers. Oh, maybe you're reading the wrong number.

I am not. No, they're not. I got confirmation. It's 285. What are some of the other numbers? That heat helps you, man. 2, 8, and 5 are the numbers. So you didn't go down drastically, but dude, if you don't, like, fix it, you're going to be at zero soon.

You're trying to be wrong going down. You're dropping by the day. Your stock is slowly diminishing. What is happening here? Oh, my gosh. We knew this from the beginning, Eddie. No, we didn't. Are you going to...

Well, I mean, we were guessing, but we didn't know. Oh, we didn't. I thought, honestly, it could come back higher. He begged for it. Are you going to the doctor? It's weird. Yeah, I talked to my wife about it. That's getting an appointment.

But right now, I'm just doing squats and trying to like... It's not working, man. You went down. No, no, no, that was before. I didn't do squats when I took that blood test. But even a month of squats is not going to do it. You're talking about years. Here's my question.

Okay. How serious is this? Is this like... It's a paramedic. This is medical. No, no, no. I'm not talking about the number. I'm talking about the low teeth.

No, it's not life or death. It's quality of life. Like, you should... Right now where your levels are, like, it seems as though you're to continue to decline. So the car is still running. The car's still running, but your, your, your, your, your tire is a little flat. So I put some air in the tire.

Yeah, that's what we're saying. Okay. I would know too, if you're going to the doctor, I would do two things. I would get your testosterone elevated and also have your ovaries checked. It's not funny, man. What if he should get a hysterectomy? Oh, yeah. Oh, man.

I just don't like, I don't, how is the, the one exposed to heat higher than this one? I just don't get it. If left untreated, it may lead to severe long-term risks, including a higher likelihood of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and overall reduced life expectancy. Oh, man. Well, yeah, okay, so we are talking life. Yeah, we are right.

But I mean, not at this, like you can redeem yourself. Bone health, too, osteoporosis. Oh, yeah. My mom has weak bones. Mental well-being. It says mental well-being because lunchbox will make fun of you. Oh, so, yeah, it says that. I mean, are we still going to believe his libido is so amazing.

No, you're doing anything. Yes, it is. It's amazing. Prove it. Come here. No. Gosh, this is not good. Sorry, dude.

So his new number is 285? Yep. That's his new name. This is not near, you're not even as high as Pitbull. Yeah. He's 305. 305. Amy's bringing you the information.

What? I can't see that, Amy. Okay. His vision is so bad. Here, hold on in my glasses. Oh my gosh. Okay. Current results and flag.

What does the flag mean? It means 285. Adult male reference interval is based on population of healthy... In the report, it said male question mark. Yeah, they weren't sure. Is he even a man? There's too many numbers here, man.

I don't know. I'll have to send that to the doctor. It's confusing. Your old numbers right there, 293? Yeah. Your new numbers there. 285. Interesting.

Congratulations, man. Okay. All right. So there he is. Lower testosterone. Guys, I'm not a woman. Still a man. You can choose. We'll let you choose another one. It's up to you, dude.

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And so Eddie's going to give us the big announcement. But what happened was we thought she was sick. So Eddie goes, let's do it go fund me. She went to the doctor. Doctor was like, we can't tell anything. So we couldn't go fund her. And then she was, I feel sick. I need to go home.

So then she is going back to El Salvador. Yeah. Eddie went around the room and took money. How much? Ray, drum roll, please. Guys, it's pretty amazing. Who gave money? You gave money.

Amy gave money. I gave money. We all gave $100. And then out of nowhere, everyone around the building's like, hey, let me know what you're doing because I want to donate. $100 from an engineer named Patrick. Wow, really? Yeah. He's like, I want to donate $100.

Morgan, $100. Scuba comes out of nowhere. $100. Rick and Julie, Talbot, $100. Like, it was crazy. Everyone just started giving money. No. Oh, you're right.

Not everyone. Ivan gave lunchbox 100 bucks yesterday and cash to go. If you want to just give this to her, you can. He didn't. And I didn't want to pressure him, but I did give him one more chance. Like, hey, guys, I'm putting money in the card. If anyone wants to just donate, nobody said anything. That's why I gave him the extra 100 yesterday, but he didn't.

No, lunchbox did not. Man, well, here's the thing. Oh, okay. It was only Amy, Eddie, and Bobby, and I was like, okay, no one else is doing it. And then these dudes, Morgan and Scuba go behind my back. It's not a behind your back thing. It's just literally... Like, if everybody's going to do it, like do it so we know.

Like, I thought, okay, I'm in the majority. I'm not doing it. And... So that's why you didn't do it. It wasn't about you wanted to help somebody? No, no, I help plenty of people. You know what I mean? I have to just pick my...

I can't donate to everybody. That's the thing. Yeah, yeah. That's why I gave you the extra hundred bucks yesterday to be like, hey, this is free money for you today. Here you go, have it. If you want to donate, I can just push it over to Eddie. And I said no.

Oh, you got it. Oh, I forgot what Abby. Abby also donated. Wow. Really? Even after she threw that fit, she sure did. It's not a fit. It wasn't.

I won't. Okay. So were you able to give her the cash? Yeah. Okay, drum roll again, please. How much was it? Guys, we sent her off to El Salvador to go figure out what her health problems are, whatever she's going over there to do with $700 in cash.

What did she say? She cried, of course. She cried and then she talked to scuba and me and Rick and she was like, I just, you guys are like family to me, she said. She said that basically she has no family here. Her son moved to L.A. like years ago. So it's just her. And since we moved in this building, she said, I feel like I have family here. And I'm going to miss you guys so much.

Aw. Isn't that so cool? Eddie, that's really sweet. And the card you got her. Yeah, I said hang in there. It was a little cat. Hang in on something. On a wire.

And everyone wrote a little note. And Bobby, you had already left, so I signed your name for you. Good, thank you. And I told her everyone, like, I told him, Amy donated, Bobby donated. George my signature, so my lawyer will be in touch. I don't have a lawyer, but if I did. My favorite thing in the whole story, one is that we were able to help her, right? It's always good to help people.

Two, that she thought Scuba's name was Cuba Steve. And I think Cuba Steve is an excellent name. She thought every day I was broadcasting live to Cuba. And I'm like, no, it's Scuba Steve. He does kind of dress like a Cuban sometimes. She's flashy. Hawaiian shirts. Some buttons a little bit.

You're Cuba Steve. Hell yeah. Okay, so the final update is... We sent her off to El Salvador. She lives this weekend with $700. Yeah, I saw her walking around yesterday. I was like, oh, I thought her last day was yesterday. It was, but I texted her to come back.

I said, we have a little gift for you. Come back. If lunchbox wanted to still get in, would there be a way for... I think I could text her to come back. Say lunchbox wants something. You just let us know. No pressure. Okay.

But you just let us know. I'll think about it, man. Okay. You just let us know. I mean, good for him for not being, he's not going to be peer pressure, this guy. It's not a good for him. Never worried about that. Well, it's just, if you want to look at a positive, like, he's not going to be influenced.

I don't think there's, yeah. I hear it. Positive? Wait, what about all the other good I do? Let's not like I don't do good. But we're talking about this right now, though. Right, but I can't give to every cause. Right, that's why I had the extra money to go, you can just pass this over.

You're not losing anything. It's your money. You do what you want. Thank you. So I want to let everybody know I told Amy what the surprise was. Why? She knows. So I don't understand that.

This is what has happened. Somebody on this show is getting, would you say life changing? Life changing. Life changing surprise. And yesterday I said there are five of you that could be. It could be Amy, Ramundo, lunchbox, Morgan, or Eddie. And I eliminated Amy first. I know that was sad for you.

It's not your surprise. But I did tell her what it is. So now she knows and Mike knows. And I just wanted to run it by her and see if she thought it was life-changing. Yeah. So- Don't say, you spoil movies. I need you to be careful. What?

No. I will use words you've already used. It's life-changing. And this person, you've said this. I can reiterate what you've said. So if you're just going to repeat what he says, maybe don't say it. It's just scary. Repeating what you say is safe.

It's like I'm asking. adding emphasis to what you've said. Like a little oom. Be gentle. This version is going to freak out. Okay. Fair enough. Fair enough.

Okay. So the four people it could be, it could be Ramundo. They've asked for it. They've asked for it. What it is? Stop, stop. No, don't more. You said that.

You had your chance. Yeah, yeah. You did the oomph. You did the off. Now cut it off. Okay. And it could be today. Oh, my God.

It could be this segment. Oh, man. So I could eliminate someone or I could just. say here's the surprise. What have I asked for? So, well, you've asked for it. I mean, it could be over years. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's something that you may not even remember. There's definitely been a wild desire for it. And I think probably you thought it was unattainable. Wow. So that being said, I will eliminate someone. It's Ray Bundo, lunchbox, Morgan, and Eddie. Which, by the way, Ray, what did you think yours was going to be? A trip to the CMA Fest?

Yeah, this summer in June. I mean, do you have a new thing you think it is? Yeah, I was kind of leaning towards something about surrogacy. Like a baby? Yeah, a surrogate. Okay, so your wife? Yeah, she's not able to have kids. She had cancer and decided it would be smart and advantageous to get her fallopian tubes removed.

So, yeah, she's unable to have kids. We were able to freeze the eggs, though, before all that. So we have 23 eggs at Vanderbilt. In your mind, what could I do in that situation? Maybe you got a connector. To somebody that wants to have a baby in them. Oh, I thought you said your sister would do that.

It was like three years ago. No, she backed out? I mean. Gotten older? I mean, we even had family members that said they wouldn't. Now it's like at Christmas parties, they're kind of standoffish. They avoid you. Okay, lunchbox, what would you think it is for you?

Because yesterday it was. Casting agent from Survivor. Okay. Yeah, this time. I get to drive a Lambo. You got me a Lambo for a week or one of those drives like a zoom, zoom, you know, where they go to the racetracks, and I get to zoom around in a Lambo for a few laps.

That has to be it. Did we not do that one? No, we tried, and then we didn't get an appointment. I think it's because the guy said you can only drive it like 40 miles an hour. And we're like, yeah. That's right. That's right. But maybe you found someone with a Lambo.

Got it. Morgan, what would you think it would be for you? Well, yesterday I thought I was either Celine Dion tickets or I'm going to space. And I definitely think that Celine Dion is more practical. No, no, he literally said that it's done to those. He said we're all wrong. I know. But those are the two that I'm still leaning with.

Okay. So you're going to go with them again. Yeah, I still feel strong. Listen. Still wrong. Well, yesterday I was wrong. I thought it was going to be a boat. So I was wrong about that.

Now I'm thinking, I have mentioned before I like all your cars. So I'm thinking that now that you're a dad, you're like, I need a minivan. I'm going to give Eddie my car. Let's go. That's attainable. I mean, yeah. It's not logical for Bobby. How's it not logical?

Because he would just trade it in and get a minivary. I could just give you a car. One of your cars. It definitely could be something. Okay. That's like a bonus. What I'm going to do is eliminate. I'm going to eliminate someone.

Well, it has to be more, because Morgan. We've already gone over. She has nothing she needs or wants. She's not going to space. You said yesterday she had nothing. It was probably going to be her. No, no, no. I said she only wanted a man.

She's already got it, so there's nothing else she wanted. So she can't win. Interesting. So you can just eliminate her now because she's got her dude. She has her wedding planned. It's over. Fair enough. I have other desires than once.

Just because you're pretty much to have your wedding paid for. Amy, would you open the door, please? Would you pull out your ears and walk over there and open the door, please? There ain't no way. Hold on. There ain't no way. Come on, bananas. Bananas.

Johnny Bananas is here? How did you get the car up here? Okay. Anybody out there? No. Anything out there? No. Okay.

So whatever we're going to roll in? Not here today. So we're not getting it today. Correct. I just wanted to see if it was here. But Amy, you know what it is and you knew that that was fake? Yeah, we're doing a bit. She was such a good act.

Actress. She should get in a movie. She really was. She is in a movie. I am. I am. Still get royalties. Okay, so who's eliminated? The person eliminated today is... See you, Morgan. Bye, Morgan. Go to space, Morgan. Hi, Eddie. Blast off!

The person eliminated today is Raymonda. Oh! Suckers! No CEMA Fest tickets. Morgan, we didn't get eliminated, so we're not suckers. Yeah, but you were saying I was going to get eliminated, and I didn't. So one of you three, And it could be tomorrow.

Could be Monday. It'll be soon. Well, Muppet babies. I'm basically the Muppet Babies. Making dreams come true? Making dreams come true. Yeah. So, all right.

So we all had different guesses this time. Were we right? Oh, boy. Gosh. Morgans was still wrong day two, two days in a row. Same exact guess. Okay, I'll come back with the new one. So none were right, but three people remain.

one of you will be getting a, it could be, again, tomorrow, it could be Monday, it could be Tuesday. But it won't go any further than Tuesday. Oh, man. Okay. All right. I got it. You don't have it. Yeah, I have something too.

All right. I'll check in with you tomorrow. Dr. Jacob Unger is a board certified plastic surgeon, and he has the Nashville plastic surgery Institute. And so I spent an hour talking with him and just learning a lot. And the first thing Amy wanted me to ask about was Brazilian buttlifts. And that's where they take fat. So there's a lot of plastic surgery questions that I ask him.

Let's get started now. On the Bobby Bones show now. Dr. Unger. A BBL is a Brazilian butt lift. Is that correct? That's the acronym. Is that a real thing? Totally a real thing.

It has like nothing to do with Brazil. What it really refers to is adding fat, fat grafting to the butt. And do people here do that? Yeah. Okay. So it's not from Brazil and you don't. It's because Brazilian. Is it because Brazilian butts are big?

Yeah. Is that why it's called that? Interesting. That's the name of the game. Yeah. So, you know, we can take fat from different parts of the body and put it in different places and get it to live in that new spot. And so you can face, breast, buttock, and you can take fat where you don't want it and put it where you do. And if people come to you and say, I want a Brazilian butt lift, is that something that you have done?

Yeah, for sure. So, you know, listen, my practice is not very flashy showy from a result standpoint. it's all super kind of natural, elegant, soft. And so when I have patients that ask for that, it tends to be like fit moms who have lost a little bit of volume, a little bit of muscle tone maybe over time. They're working out a lot. They're getting kind of thinner post kids a lot. And they want a little bit more shape.

And so we call it, they would call it a skinny BBL or an athletic BBL, not like overdone proportions, not super big and round, just kind of like filled out a little more youthful. Can you take fat from somebody? else's body? No. Oh, it has to be your own fat. It's to be your own fat. That's interesting. I'd be like a transplant with like random tissue. That would not, that would not go well. Doctor, you should know that. How much for a Brazilian butt left if you were to do one? Listen, I think it probably ranges from, honestly, from, you know, 10 to 100,000, depending on where you are in the country or the world. $100,000? Not in my office. But I mean, you know, I'm not even talking about you specifically.

Yeah, for sure. My butt better do the percolator without me doing any of my other muscles at all. Like it just should naturally. Yeah, it's like a button. I should push a button. You got a periculate. Yeah. That's wild. What do you do the most of?

Two things. Facial rejuvenation, facelifts, and then mommy makeovers are mommy makeover, quote unquote, which is post mom surgery, breast and tummy. And that's, I operate four days a week. And it's basically just those on rinse and repeat. Talking with Dr. Jacob Unger. We're talking about leg lengthening surgeries. they mostly guys get, which is pretty crazy.

On the Bobby Bones Show now. Dr. Unger. You ever hear about those people that break bones and get taller? Like the surgeries where they put a rod in? Yeah. That's a real thing. It's called distraction osteogenesis, which is big words. But it means taking a bone, pulling it apart slowly,

and allowing new bone to fill in. So it was first done in the legs, then it was done in the jaw. We do it for babies all the time that have certain craniofacial abnormalities. very, very small chin, no airway. They have to have a trache when they're born. You can rebuild the jaw, stretch it out so the tongue pulls forward, and they can get rid of a trache, live a normal life, right?

Wow. That's very common in a children's hospital. You go to Vanderbilt right now, there's a, I'm sure, I don't know, but a number of children in the pediatric ICU, they get a quarter turn. The residents go by and do a quarter turn, you know, twice a day or four times a day, depending on where you are, to stretch out that jaw. Rewarding surgeries for you as a human being.

On the reconstructive side, as you can imagine, you take someone who's having, you know, a burn victim that can't turn their neck and you do a surgery to rebuild the neck so that it's flexible and pliable again or somebody cuts their thumb off and you put it back on for them. That's happened? Oh yeah, I've done it countless times. So I trained in Dallas, Parkland Hospital, biggest public hospital in the country. And we're on what's called replant call, replanting fingers and arms every single day for six years. the plastic surgery department of plastic at uts southwestern so there are that many people losing fingers and arms oh it's non-stop i mean they fly them all in you know everyone's crazy i mean it happens multiple times a day and so they come in and okay if that happens do you put it on ice because that's

what tv says they put them on ice like let's say i chopped a finger off and i'm like oh my god there's my finger wrap it in a in a wet paper towel put it on ice go to a major academic center but does that mean hospital I saw a major academic hospital like a Vanderbilt. You're not going to find it at like every random hospital in small towns but they'll ship you. If I went in and had some fat taken on my stomach I knew it. I knew that's why I was here.

And I would do that. I would have asked you to like bring the pliers and the scissors and let's get it done. The problem for me is not any sort of stigma. It's the recovery. Let's say I went in and I was like, hey, I got a little fat here, help me out because I'm in pretty good shape. And let's say I did that, how long would it be until like it played pickleball and run again? Surgery's not that long. Liposuction is a little bit of a quicker recovery than other things. I mean, healing takes time.

But from a recovery standpoint, you can be back to some exercise like one week. It might be sore, it might hurt a little. But again, that's all up here. You're not going to hurt anything because nothing's been kind of cut and sewn. You can't tear anything apart. You know, I give patients a pretty quick recovery time frame, the quickest that science will allow because most of my patients are superactive and have a lot going on. No one really wants to be down. So by six weeks from any surgery I'm doing, you can do anything. Could I rock climb? Could I dunk? You can definitely learn to dunk just from like because I couldn't dunk before, but if I can dunk after. I thought as much. Yeah. Can fat come back in the spots that you've sucked it out? That's a great question. Once you remove fat cells, they're gone forever.

You can't get new fat cells. So after you're about five years old, the fat cells you have, the fat cells you have. As you gain weight, those fat cells expand or contract. Oh, they're not more fat cells. The fat cells are just getting fat. That's it. Fat cells get fat. So they kind of swell. If you look at it, they kind of look like chicken wire. That's what fat cells in the body look like and those chicken wire holes get bigger or smaller. So if you have a problem area where you tend to gain all your weight and you suction out fat from that area, fat will not go there as preferentially. And you'll still gain weight in all the areas. But if it used to go to your belly, And now you gain 10 pounds, you might feel it more, you know, in your hips or thighs, more so than that area.

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And then you turn the radio on And the dials just keeps on turn At 90s at the clock's more game two School of Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through Mike D's right in this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the back so you know what this This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone At 90 seconds on the clock

Amy's gonna give us some morning cornies We're gonna see how many we can get Guys, ready? Ready? All right, it's time for, you're going to clear your daughter? Yep. What the... Sorry. A little nervous.

Are you? Yep. All right. It's time for the investigative morning corny. Here we go. The morning corny. What do you get charged with if you kill a yoga teacher before the start of class? A yoga teacher.

What do they call a yogis? Homicide. Oh, homestay. Homicide. That's pretty good. Namaste. What do you get charged? with you kill a yoga teacher before the start of class.

What's that a dirty dog? What's it called? Downward dog? Namaste. Homestay. Homicide. Homicide. Murder.

Yogi. Murder stay. Savasna. What are things? What are tree pose? Yeah. Samasana is dead. What's your question?

I don't know. Words in yoga. I don't need. I'm just naming the pose. tree pose. What's the question again? What do you get charged with if you kill a yoga teacher before the start of class? Oh, before the start.

What do they say before when you start class? Hello, yogis. Good morning. Make room for other mats. You're under arrest. What kind of murder? What do you get charged with if you kill a yoga teacher? Charged for suicide.

That's good. Homicide. You can charge. That's not it. Hummicide. Is that not it? That's cute. But no, that's that it.

We're not good. You get charged with manslaughter. What are some of the burglary, homicide? Oh, no. What are some of the charges, lunchbox? What kind of murder is there? Assault. Premeditated murder.

Oh, it's premeditation. Yes. That's it. That's it. Premeditated murder. Got it. What did the dyslexic cows say in yoga class? Oom.

Um, hum. Um, um, yeah. Go, go, go. Oh. You're just starting a roll. He got it And then he was like, I don't get it what I got Yeah, what was that look?

Before class starts, so it's premeditation, so premeditated murder. Do you meditate in yoga? Yeah. All right, voicemail. Survivor 50s going on, and I don't know if you guys are watching, but I was curious who you guys think would do the best if they were on Survivor, whether it was you guys playing against each other or just out there separately. Bye.

Most everybody's going to pick themselves here, but. Yeah. Amy, who do you think would do best? I wouldn't pick me. Exactly. But I've never watched the game, so I don't really even know how it works. Like, I know there's backstabbing and stuff. I said I wouldn't pick me.

Oh, I thought I said I would pick you. It's not like you said me. No, you were saying everyone's probably going to pick theirself. And I'm like, I don't, I wouldn't pick me. All right, go ahead. Uh, Bobby. Lunchbox. Then you got pick one.

I'll accept that. I'll accept me first. Thank you. You're welcome. I pick me. Yeah. I would pick you too. Although Lunchbox has probably watched it more than you.

But I don't think it's just about watching it. I think he's just saying like playing the game. But what's the strategy? Like there's strategy other than just surviving? Win games? No, you know, it's not. You're not going to die out there. Nobody's ever died, right?

No, but one guy did fall on the fire. And they had an helicopter amount. Yeah, and people get hurt like season 50. Someone first challenge blew the, Killies. I think I would pick me. I've done a competitive show of one. Bright lights.

Strategy. I think I'd pick me too. Yeah, that's solid. You'd probably pick you. I'd pick myself. I've watched the game. I know to look for the idols. I know you want to kind of lay low in the beginning.

And then as the game, you make the merge. That's when you really want your game to take off. If you're out there too in the beginning, you put a target on your back. Got to lay low in the beginning. I pick me, though. After all that. Well, yeah. But like I said, some of us would pick ourselves.

What if you took me out of it, Amy? Launchbox. Okay. Take lunchbox out of it. Who's left? You, Eddie, Morgan. Morgan. I'm a survivor.

Like outdoorsman. With low tea. Oh, boy. It's going to bomb me forever now. All right, you guys, leave us a voicemail at any time. 877. Bottom. The Social Security Administration put out the new baby name list.

The fact that Messiah is climbing the charts. Interesting. Because we're a chart. Weird. It's more popular than the name Patrick. Really? Hey, everybody, don't name your kid Messiah. There's a couple reasons, but.

It just feels very wrong. Also, they can never live up to that. It's a lot of pressure. It's very much. That'd be like, let's take away the possibly blasphemous part of it. Let's just remove that. that's like naming your kid All-Star or good-looking.

They have to live up to that. Everybody's always going to be like, hmm, ain't that good-looking? And can you imagine if they are a decent athlete what the headlines would be in the newspaper? Messiah saves the day. 22 points in overtime victory. Yeah, that's definitely odd.

And it's climbing. So, yeah, it's not just one family. It's more popular than the name Patrick. Yeah, which is crazy. One of the fastest rising girl names is Iceland. Not Iceland, the country. Iceland, but one name.

I-C-E-L-Y-N-N. Iceland. Okay, is that like a Disney character? Or where is this coming from? I don't know. Iceland. It does feel like somebody from Frozen. You're right now that you say that I can't shake that.

The fastest rising boy name from last year to this year is Truce. It just sounds like you want to be in a Western. Right. Is that what you're calling truce? Yeah, like, shake hands, right? Let's make a truce. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Constitution?

No way. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding on that one. Treaty. Declaration of Independence. Some of the other names that are moving up are Halo and Honey. I think people are just getting bored with names. They're like, you know, we've heard them all. Let's make up some new ones.

We were fortunate with our naming. we can't be criticized because we named our baby after somebody. So even if people didn't like the name, Billy for a girl, what are they going to say? We named it after her grandpa. You say, I don't love the name. That means you don't love Caitlin's dad. So the name Maverick is more popular than the name Thomas.

I'm fine with Maverick. Yeah, Maverick's cool. It is. Well, I mean, it feels like you're trying to be top gun. Okay, but they both can be true. They both can be goofy. Yeah, but if you have to pick. You're going Maverick.

There's a golfer named Maverick. Over Messiah? Yeah. I'm going poop over Messiah. Yeah, but Maverick, you can say Mav or Rick. Rick for short. You know what? You can do Rick for short.

That's a good point. That's a good point. So Sarah peaked in popularity in 1993, but has now slept to number 95. And Donald continues to fall. Yeah, yeah. It ranked just 672nd last year. year behind the name sincere. That's a terrible name too.

Oh gosh. Yeah, naming's hard. It's hard. So we just wanted to avoid. I think you took a good route. Like, keep it in the family. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My Uncle Huckleberry, though, was really hoping.

Old Hook. Yeah. The origin of our names on this show, Amy. Amy was peak popularity in the 1970s, especially in 1974 to 1976, a top five name. Now, being that you were born in 1980, Amy must have affected your parents in that time.

Well, guess what? I am named after my aunt Amy. My dad's sister was Amy Lou. So my dad got the Amy part. And then my mom, my middle name's Elizabeth, so that came from my mom's side. A 1970 staple. It feels dated, but could cycle back as a vintage name.

Wait, hold on. It feels dated. Amy feels dated. Well, I don't think you're naming babies, Amy. Unless it's Messiah, Amy. I'm just reading to you what this says. Eddie Eduardo. Yeah, Eduardo.

Eduardo. Peak popularity around 2000. It is Spanish, Portuguese. It means wealthy guardian. Wow. Strong ties to Hispanic and Latin American culture remains in around 250 in names today. It's not trendy, but it is used a culturally rooted name with staying power. Wow.

So I was named in 1979, so like they were ahead of the game. Yeah, but this is the U.S. chart. Oh, not the Mexican. Yeah, I didn't. do the Mexican chart. Daniel. Yes, Daniel. Daniel from Price is Right,

aka Lunchbox. Daniel, peak popularity in 1985. The origin is Hebrew, meaning God is my judge. Yep, that's what I was named after. He will be judging you. What were you named after? I guess Daniel in the Bible.

Got it, got it, got it. Biblical name, extremely consistent, rarely falls out of favor. It's still very common. It's still usually ranks in the top 20. or 30 names. Wow.

I mean, that's Daniel right there. Bobby, peak popularity, late 1930s. A long time ago. See, but I wasn't named even trendy back in the day. It is of Robert, which means bright fame. Wow. The foreshadowing there is. That works.

Except for, yeah, but you're not Robert, you're Bubby. I know, but. He's not bubby. But I mean, even on your birth certificate, it's not like you're Robert, right? Why are you bringing me down? Oh. Let me have a bright thing. No, it's fun fact.

No, that ain't very fun. Makes me feel sad, actually. Highly boosted by Bobby Kennedy and singer Bobby Darren back in the day. Rare as a legal name now. More than, or excuse me, less than 200 babies a year. It is most commonly used as a nickname for Robert. It's a classic grandpa name. Great.

Yeah, I'll take it, I'll take it. There you go. All right, voicemails from yesterday. Go ahead. Just commenting on yesterday's segment with Eddie's quote-unquote date night. His son is old enough and responsible enough to babysit all the other kids, the younger kids, but he's not old enough and responsible enough to stay home alone. Little confused.

Thanks, guys. Love the show. He stays home alone all the time, just not for like two nights. He doesn't do that or overnight. Yeah, it's definitely different. No, no, you just said stays at home alone all the time. Overnight's different. That's what I'm saying.

But you're talking about like you said at 4 p.m. Okay. You wouldn't let him say he's 18. No, no, no. Like, he's old enough to watch the kids. He stays at home all day. Like, I hear you, but I'm saying like he's 18. You won't let him stay at home alone.

For like a night, for even a night. I mean, a night's fine. I'd let a night go. No, have you? I think we have. You haven't. I think we have. You haven't.

Like two nights for me is like, man, who knows what he's going to be on. That's great. At my house, I'm really limiting, I'm trying to limit the parent shaming. It's almost impossible. Because you're a parent now. It's almost impossible because he's 18. That's crazy. Lunchbox thoughts. I feel like Eddie is so out of touch. I mean, the dude can have his own apartment and he's like, oh, but he can't stay home alone for two nights. How crazy. Like if his friends, if they wanted to go on a trip like to Atlanta for two nights, would you let him go? He's still a junior in high school, guys. You all realize that?

You want to throw him in an apartment and a road trip? He's also 18 though. Like he legally could go and live. Yeah, but he's not a, he's a junior in high school. I believe I'm agreeing with Eddie right now. In high school, you didn't go on spring break? Yeah, my senior year. Exactly.

But he's a junior. But he's 18. Yeah, but it doesn't matter. There's a reason why he's a junior. He can vote. Okay. He can go to war. That's true.

They're putting the draft back in. Are they? Yeah. No, they're not. I guess they are in December. You didn't see. Is it December, though? They've decided that the draft is really going to happen.

Yeah. Well, no, they may not have to draft. They may not have to draft. But yes. They said that like two months ago. Yeah, I didn't know that it was like. Mike, would you might read in that story when you find it? Yeah, it goes in effect.

December 2026. Yeah. 18 through 25. If we come to that. 18 to 25. Come December. We still have several months. That we may not make it to.

Hopefully. Good point, Amy. You figure something else out. All right. I don't know if you're going to like this one, Amy. Why? It may not matter to you at all, but can you play the next one, Ray? Is Amy dating this paramedic?

All of a sudden, she knows a paramedic. I can draw blood and tend it to the lab. Also, she texted him and got a reply within like 30 seconds. Give us the key, Amy. No. I mean, this voice mail doesn't bother me because, no, y'all know I'm not dating him. I absolutely know that. My friend was working for him.

That's the truth. She even came up to the building when he came. And so sometimes I was texting her and getting immediate responses. Have you all been on a date? Nope. If I'm not dating, if I'm not dating. Yes, Bobby knows. There is literally nothing there.

But I can understand why the listeners would feel that Amy's texting this paramedic. He's hitting her back. Sometimes it wasn't the paramedic. Sometimes it was a person. But I totally understand. We got a few of those. Oh. So I just wanted to address.

Thank you for, well, then I'm glad we got the opportunity to clear it up. Yeah. Next one, please. Your friend, Bobby, that brought y'all food, the Bidia meat, and it's really disappointing that Eddie does not understand Bidia tacos being from South Texas and how popular that dish is and him thinking that it's barbicolo. Really embarrassing to the Mexican slash Hispanics in the world. Love the show.

I don't even know how he's pronouncing that. What is it? That must have like, I moved from South Texas like years ago. So I feel like this is a fairly newer dish that people are making because this did not exist when I lived down there. Maybe you just didn't know about it. I don't know that it didn't exist. I feel like my mom would have made it. My dad talks about it.

Talks about it or did he make it when you were a kid? I don't remember making it, but I know he likes it now. Yeah, that's newer. It's a newer deal. Because I saw it at a restaurant the other day. I'm like, look at that. It's on a restaurant. I've never seen this before.

So they just make new for? foods. Yeah. Sure, of course. Like, you think Chimichanga lasted forever? No, I mean, the only thing that I feel like is like, no, but Chimichanga's probably been around a lot. I'm sure Chimichanga started like 20 years ago.

No, Chimichanga has been around longer than 20 years. Really one of the better names for any food, though. It's just fun to say. Yeah. Of all the food things, Chimichanga is the most fun. That's why Spanish is the most happiest fun language to say because they have a lot. I mean, think about it. Tequito.

I know. Chiwawa. I think Chinese sounds fun. but I'm going to keep from saying stuff. Yeah, Mike. It became popular in the 1950s and then went viral in the 2020s.

There you go. Popular and viral. But probably popular in Mexico in the 50s. Yeah, I didn't live in Mexico. Tijuana. Tijuana. Mike's works.

What? His what works? What do you mean? His accent? Yes. When he says stuff in Spanish, in the middle of English,

we don't look at him with like one eye cocked being like, I honestly can't say it another way. Like, that's how I talk to parents. So it'd be really weird for me to say Kiwana. Mike, what's the stuff you dip your chips in? Like chips in.

Gessel? No, no, no. The other one. Salsa? Thank you. That's right. He said salsa. Yours is weird, man. He said salsa. I know. His feels more legitimate. It would be impossible for me to say salsa. Right. Well, you kind of just said it. But like naturally speaking, I would never say salsa. And I would never say salsa, but I can say it. Right. Doesn't Mike seem more legitimate? Yes.

Because sometimes Mike has to interpret for Eddie even. Sometimes. Sometimes. Okay. Ray, give me number six, please. Eddie, congrats on your show. The rest of y'all, quit drinking the Haderade. Just wanted to play that for you. Oh, thank you.

The podcast drama. Thank you. Have you heard from the podcast people? Is there a host? It's a guy. Yeah, a guy that writes it and runs it. Have you heard? I have not.

I mean, we texted a little bit when it came out. So have you listened with the kids? Yeah, we listened to it a couple nights ago. And so what's it called? It's called The Void. Oh yeah, the Void. Dan, Dan, the Weatherman. And when you start season two, it's like a narrator and then they taught.

I'm going to write one of these. You totally can't. I'm going to write one for the By Bone Show feed. Mike and I will write one. And so we'll do that. Yeah, we'll do it. And we'll give everybody a role. Love it.

And let's just, let's do this. That's cool. Because this thing has like sound effects and everything. and, you know, like, if there's in the middle of a storm, whews... Yeah, that would be a sound effect. Have you ever seen on TikTok and Instagram the sound effect people?

They make all the... It's a sound effect that's overlaid, like if there's walking on ice in a movie, and it could be a rom-com. Oh, I've seen some of that, yeah. And then it shows a girl, like, in, you know, a room in her house, like her set room where she's making crunching sounds

to make the walking on snow or ice sound more... Yeah, it's so cool. It really is. That's like a real job that people... I think I've wiped out pretty... quick though so I don't get a lot of that anymore. Oh, I get drawn in. I think they're called Foley artist? Yes, that's exactly what they're called.

You guys want to leave us a voicemail. We love it. We appreciate it. Foley, I can't say it in the other way. 87777-Bobby-B-B-B-WB-B-Y. This story comes to us from Homestead, Florida. There was a police officer on duty in his patrol car. He pulls up to a red light next to a red sports car revs his engine, looks

at the guy, says want to race, and they have a street race right down the road. Interesting. Okay, then well, you know what happened. What? Cameras

caught him going 100 miles an hour down the road in his patrol car while he's racing the car. So he just wanted to race the... His internal camera. because cop car i didn't know what happened he's like you know what happened i don't know how i don't know what happens in the situation and at first i thought oh street cams but then it's like oh yeah no cop cars are cammed up this is bizarre it is bizarre uh so then but then what happened uh so he's probably gonna lose his job you know what happened it's under investigation all right there you go

i'm lunchbox that's your bonehead story of the day we're gonna go to psychic amy she doesn't anything about what I'm going to ask her. The Kentucky Derby is happening this weekend. Okay. You don't know any of the horses that are running. No. I need you to close your eyes and psychically tell me what you see and we're going to match it to one of these horses. So let's turn the music up for a second and give her a moment. Amy has been able to nail things in sports with her psychic abilities. Do anything coming to mind? Yes, but I'm having to be. I'm having trouble. Why? Because it's sort of a two letters. Okay, go ahead. I'm not asking about letter. It can be anything.

Oh. Whatever comes to your mind. That's what came to my mind. You saw letters? So I saw letters. I saw like, at first I saw a horseshoe, but then I'm like, maybe that's because that's a horse. Fair enough. And then I was like, wait, is that a J? Or is it an L? And a J and L are very similar. That's, uh, there's one, yeah, okay. Anything else to come to mind? Can you turn the music up, please? Yeah, can you give her more music? Just close your eyes, focus here.

I know what you're seeing. I see green. Okay, you see green. I see green and an L. Okay, green and an L. Okay. Are there, how many horses? 20.

20 horses. So green and an L. I'm just looking at the horses. There's a horse named Litmus Test. What color? That looks yellow, though. But does that matter? She said green.

I know. Well, blue and yellow make green. You got us there. That's the only L I see. Yeah. Is there a J? No. No J.

Okay, well, then that's why it's good. I turned it into an L. I just see the horse litmus test. It's going 30 to 1, so it's a really long shot horse. 30 to 1. That'd be amazing, Amy. Is there a horse that, wait, so this one, this horse says yellow? Like, do they have colors?

They, yeah, they have coat colors. Okay, so what horse has a green coat color? Right to party. That sounds awesome. Or Chief Wallaby, or further ado. Let's go. There's two L's and Chief Wallaby. Interesting.

And it's green. Could that be it, Amy? What do you feel? Close your eyes again, close your eyes again. Well, we've already said Wallaby. I saw it. Chief Wallaby's 8 to 1. I saw a J in an owl.

Could that be two else for wallaby? I don't know. Oh. But you did see the color green. I did see the color green. So for sure we have to go with one of these green horses. Right to party, Chief Wallaby, or further ado. And then she did see, it's the only one with L's in it.

And it does wear horseshoes, Chief Wallaby does. Do they not all? Yeah, they do. Okay, I think it's going to have to be Chief Wallaby. That's who we're going for? Yeah. I am not missing out on this one. Well, so here's the thing.

And this is not a draft king's thing per se. They're not telling us to do this. But draft kings, if you have, you're able to use draft kings. It's its own app. It's like draft king's horse. Oh, so it's a different app. BK horse, I think, is what it's called. Yeah.

So if you go over and you bet Chief Wallaby. What are, sorry, did you say it's odds? Eight to one. It's better than 30. It's not the favorite, but it's pretty good. Yeah. Okay, Chief Wallaby is going to be our show horse. If you go to D.K. Horse, I'm assuming if you put in our code, it's the same. I put in Bobby Sports, one word. That gives us credit. But Chief Wallaby this weekend, Kentucky Derby, May 2nd. So is that Saturday?

All right. All right, there we go. Renegades the top. It's the best odds. But we're a Chief Wallaby show. Everybody good? Yeah. Okay. produced and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobis Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

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