The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: How Morgan Found Out Her Exes Were Cheating + The Most Challenging Habits For Each Show Member + Never Gonna Get It

Episode Date: April 24, 2025

Bobby shared a story about how women usually find out that their man is cheating on them. He talked to Morgan who opened up about her experience with almost every guy she has dated has cheated on her. Amy came in with a question about challenging habits and then proceeded to name one for each member of the show. We played a round of Never Gonna Get It where the question is: More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Thursday show. Morning studio. Morning. So this guy won a bunch of money in the lottery, but he rigged it. Yeah. Okay, so what's the story? It was the Texas lottery, and he found out that the lottery numbers, there are 26 million different combinations where you can get the winning lottery number. Okay, so one in 26 million?

Sure. Okay. So he found out that the jackpot was 95 million. He got invest. He says, I need $26 million. We will buy $26 million. Oh, you're buying every combination. Yeah.

And one of them is going to win. Here's the deal, though. So, like, you're not going to the store, right? And, like, buying $26 million, that'll take forever. So there are third-party, like, websites where you can just pay them $26 million, and they will print out $26 million tickets. Now, that's what the Texas state is, like, investigating. Because, like, these websites cannot exist.

Because that's how they want it. So they bought every number. But what if somebody else has the same number and you have to split it? Then that's the risk you're taking. Somebody else can win it. But in this case, they won 60. They won the jackpot. So they took home $65 million.

They spent $25 million and won $65 million. Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. And it was completely legal. So the state was like, we got to pay them. But now if anyone wins the lottery by using these like lottery.com, whatever third party websites, now the state's saying like, if you use that website, we're not paying you.

That is cheating. In essence, they're saying you can't use something that makes more tickets than you can print if you were just going to the store. Correct. That's such a baller move. Now, if you want to go to the store, though, and buy 26 million tickets, that's you. They'd never print off in time. Right. Wow.

Imagine the people that trusted this guy enough to give him money because I'm sure it's not small investors of $10 each. Now, these were like worldwide like gambling investors. This guy wasn't even American. And he figured it out. And I'm sure he had a lawyer look at all the laws to make sure that it was legal. Yeah. And he won 65 million. He put 25.

So he won 40 million bucks. That's why. Isn't that crazy? I saw this story. That's, make a movie off that. Yeah. Wow. They had to print 2.58 million tickets with 10 number combinations in less than 72 hours.

So they had to sit there and just hit print, print. No, I think they had a deal with the website that said, like, well, you do this for us. And they said, yeah, we can do that. We have the algorithm to do that. But even this, somebody had to print the paper tickets, right? Yes. Also, that's a lot of stack paper. Mm-hmm.

Like, if we were to stack paper in this room of 20, how many, how many tickets lunchbox? 2.58 million. Because they put 10 on each one. That's crazy. That's so many stacks of paper. I mean, oh my goodness. That is pretty baller. Is that cool?

Just completely legal, completely legal. Did you hear about to get? Does there a way to do that on like a smaller scale? Like a four ball one? Well, there was that one. There's a movie that the old couple, their hometown, they would drive a couple states over and they had figured out how to win the lottery and everybody would invest. I don't even know who's, it's like the big win or something. And it's like, they rigged the lottery.

Why don't you do that? But that's not rigging it. No, no, I'm not saying rigging it. No, you literally just said rig it. You didn't mean rig. Yeah, I didn't mean rig. I mean, they had found out a loophole. Not even a loophole.

How would you consider? What would you call it? I would say they figured out the system. And so that's okay. It's like counting cards, not illegal in casinos. They can ask you not to come back, but not illegal. You're not doing anything illegal. Now, there was a guy once that movie's called Jerry and Marge go large.

That's it. That's the movie. Jerry and Marge? That's the old circle. Yeah, they go on a small Michigan town and they were like they'd figured out the system. There was one guy back in the day who won a bunch of money in the lottery. I'm going to make this quick. And he didn't want to come forward.

He didn't want to come forward. He's like, I have my attorney called. Like, no, you have to come forward. He's like, I don't want to come forward. And it went all the way to the last day, comes forward, has a ticket. Realized that the guy basically was used to work in the lottery and it slipped in code. Ooh. And knew on what day the code was going to affect the numbers.

And so had hit. And then once I started investigating, like another family member had hit on the that day a long time ago another neighbor. Dang. Yeah. So his name is Philip Johnson. He called the Iowa lottery and said, okay, here's the 15 digit seal number on the ticket and said here.

And it was all because somebody, now that's, this is cheating. This is rigged. He had messed with the code. Wow. Wow. But yeah, this is Jerry and Marge. Yeah.

He's a retired like math analysis guy. That's how he won. He figured it out. He's, yeah, a retired math analyst, excuse me, and he discovered a flaw in Michigan's lottery. And they got their friends, their neighbors, and they took advantage of the... That's baller. The flaw. Eddie Story's baller.

The guy that got caught, man, if he had to been selfish, he'd a hit. But it's like people that hit the monopoly. Remember that? That did a whole thing on that. Oh, that's documentary was awesome. Yeah. If you can figure it out, you deserve to figure it out, and you deserve to prosper. If you're cheating, people tend to get too selfish and they tend to cheat until they get caught.

And the guy you said, the Johnson guy, he was the one that tried to claim it. But the other guy was the one that worked for the lottery. His name was Tipton. And finally, he went to trial. Yeah, he had to go. That is so baller. Yeah, that's cheating, though. I mean, but.

Ballers, if you don't go to jail. Yeah, but then, I mean, for Johnson to be like, hey, man, I'm the one that bought the ticket. And he couldn't answer any of the questions. And they started investigating. And they looked at the video. They did the whole thing. Oh, my gosh. Bobby Bones.

When I was 19, I got a DUI. Nobody was hurt, but it followed me for years. I've completely changed since then. Stop drinking, finished college, built a great career. Now I'm up for a promotion that requires international travel, and I'm terrified they'll discover my record and withdraw the offer. Should I disclose my past before they find out, risking the opportunity? Or should I just hope it doesn't come up in the background check?

Signed, employee with the past. Okay, I don't know how old you are now, and I think that factors into this answer. I'm going to assume you're at least 25. If you're saying the past is that far back. Yeah, DUI, that sucks. I hated the people drive drunk. It kills people.

Nobody was hurt. It's not like you're on the sexual predator registry. That's a whole different ballgame. I don't think you need to jeopardize your job if you're doing a good job at your job because they're not going to fire you from your job if they find out you got this at 19 if you're doing a good job. Now, if they're looking for a reason, they're going to pay patrol the crap out of you. They're probably already doing that. But they're probably not looking for a reason if you're up for a promotion.

So what I'm going to say to you is let bygones be bygones. If it does come up great, I do not believe it will. Because if they're doing a background check and they see this and you are a great worker, they're not going to see that. I said what I said. Hmm. You know, it's so hard to find great, just people that will show up and work and be consistent and do a great job. It's so hard to find those people.

So if you're that person, you're good. They're not going to fire you for this. Yeah, and you're, you say you don't even drink now, so. Doesn't matter though, even if he does drink. Well. Nope, doesn't matter. You can have. Oh.

I was thinking in their mind, what if they know like, oh, yeah. And he's, uh, no, won't matter. Drinking is not illegal. Drinking and driving is and he got in trouble for that. 19. But I would say if you're like 25 or so now, that sucks. You learn from it. You don't do it again. But they are not going to mess with you. If they find it, don't say anything about it. Because then they may have to do something about it. Because something that happens with the bosses, executives, they can give a blind eye. Oh, see, I never saw. But if you tell them about it,

then they have to go, yep, I know about it. And then they have to do something about it. Oh, yes. You're helping them by not having to know this about you. Well, and they can know, but they can always say they didn't see it. But if you tell them, then they... Then now they know. Don't say anything. I'm glad you learned. I don't think it's going to come up.

It probably already has if they've done a background check and look at you. I said what I said. I stand by it. That's it. Close it up. Let's talk to Brittany in North Carolina. Hey, Brittany, you're on the show. So I was listening to the Lots to Say podcast a while back,

and you were trying to decide which NFL team you wanted to be a fan for and root for this year and I work for the medical team for the Carolina Panthers. I was just wondering if you had decided yet. So, Amy, here's what's up. I was talking about, I do have a favorite college football team, obviously, the Arkansas Razorbacks, but I did not grow up in a place where there was an NFL team, even in our state. So a lot of people were Dallas Cowboys fans because regionally they were close-ish, and Jerry Jones, the owner, played for the Razorback National Championship football team.

So, but the Cowboys were also really good when I was young. and you know me, I ain't going to jump on a bandwagon. So I never became a Cowboys fan. And I was talking on our NFL show, lots to say. I said, I don't have an NFL favorite team. I watched the NFL religiously, but I don't have a favorite team. I said, I'd like to have a favorite team. It'll never be the same as someone who's had a whole team their whole life.

But I was like, who don't want my favorite team to be? And so I just kind of put it out there. I'm like, the Colts mascot reached out. He like, follow me. And so teams are like, hey, we want you to be our favorite team because I want to go to a game. I want to like experience like the culture. But there were teams I eliminated because they were too good like the Chiefs. They've won so many Super Bowls.

I like the Chiefs. But I can't go, I'm now a Chiefs fan. That will be a poser. That would be a bandwagoner. And so same thing with like the Eagles. So it was just kind of weighing it out and seeing which teams reached out to me to go, hey, we like for you to be a fan. Well, send you a bunch of gear.

That type of thing. That's what that is. And I haven't. And I don't think the draft. is going to make me decide on who my favorite team is. I think mostly it's going to be who sends me the most free gear and says, hey, we want you to come be our person. Oh.

Yeah. So, Brittany, I like the Panthers because I like Bryce Young. And we came and I had a good end of the season last year, you know, once you guys kind of switched it out. And so I like the Panthers, but I don't know that I can commit to them fully. What is your selling point? Well, like you said, Bryce Young's amazing. there's a lot of behind the scene stuff I can't really talk about but there's a lot of changes coming

Charlotte's a great atmosphere to watch a game in. It's close-ish. It's close-ish. That helps. Like I could get over there. It's close. It wouldn't be horrible. We can definitely get you some gear that you want.

I just didn't know how to get it to you because I'm not. So I work with the doctors who work with the team. So I still deal with all the team, but I don't like go on game day. I deal with all the injuries that happened Monday when they're not. come in. Oh, wow. Stuff like that. That's pretty cool.

So, I mean, Bryce Young's great and I just hate that people gave them such a hard rap. He's such a good kid. Has a great heart. All the players do. All the players for the team are just, they're just such good guys. Every player has a great heart on the Panthers. If that's the case, how could I pick anybody else? Right.

If that's true, every player has a great heart, then I don't know how I could pick anybody else. So I'm absolutely open to making the Panthers my favorite team. I'm not there yet. I'd like to see what kind of gear are they send me, to be honest with you. Isn't it nice, though, to not have a favorite NFL team because when Arkansas loses, your heart is broken for days. NFL, you just get to enjoy. Yeah, my heart state's broken a lot. It's kind of numb at this point.

Well, yeah, but you can't be numb because if they win, you feel awesome. Yeah, I know, but I expect to lose at this point in my life. That's the spirit. I know. If you lose all your life, do you think the next day you're waking up, be like, for sure, I'm going to win today. Okay. You know what I mean? Well, I just thought, could.

Like, if you walked into the studio, quick question. in the morning. If you walked into the studio and all the lights were off and I weren't here, like when you get here in the morning, what would you think? I think Bobby died. Why? Because you're always here. Right. So you've been conditioned to feel that one way, because you've always had it happen one way. And when the other thing happens, you're like, whoa, that's how I feel about losing. I just expect it every day. We lose all the time. So that when you win, you're like, wow. When I'm win, I'm like, this is crazy. I wonder we're going to lose again. Oh, boy. It sucks. I love it. I don't

I don't love anything. I would say this. For everybody listening, I don't love anything more of the Razorbacked Sports. My wife and dogs, but I'm talking about like, I love, I love, I love, it's my favorite thing in the world is Arkansas football and basketball and softball and baseball. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it's hard. On Sundays. That's how I know I'm like feeling. heart like pain. Hey, Brittany, I appreciate that call. Can I put you on hold? And then maybe you can talk to some of the guys that run the organization. And maybe, you know, send us some gear and I come out to a game, check it out. Can I do the tour? I don't know.

That sounds pretty good. What you think about that, Brittany? Is that possible? Yes, of course. Yeah, I'll just get that info. Obviously, I'm not going to be able to talk to them tomorrow because they're going to be in no rush. Do it next week.

Do it two weeks, you know. I'm sure I won't decide on a favorite NFL team until the beginning of the season. You got time. Oh, you got months. I got time. So, but I don't have one. Hey, Brittany, I really appreciate that a call. And hold on, pound it.

Was that from the Poundose? Keep pounding. Keep pounding. Dang it, that's close. Well, you're not a fan yet. True. It's the only kind of a fan. Great point.

I'm only kind of a fan. Brittany, thank you for the call. I'm going to put you on hold. Thank you very much. You're welcome. All right, bye-bye. By the way, I didn't ask for that. I'm not like calling people to get free stuff.

I'm just like part of winning me over is like, do you have cool merch? Because I want to wear it. I want to look good in it. So do you only want merch from the team or like can say a fan? No, no fan merch. I need the team really jockeying for my support. Wow.

You heard that doll. I want to be felt. I want to be loved. Well, Jerry Jones invited you to a whole. I had to pursue that though. And then y'all rode in his helicopter. Oh, yeah, it was awesome. Yeah, he's great.

He couldn't have been nicer to me. And he's a razor back. Yeah, but I went after him. And also, it's like everybody's a Cowboys fan where I'm from. I think that ship was kind of sailed. I don't root against them. It's kind of weird that you're not a Cowboys fan. I told you why they won so many Super Bowls I couldn't jump on.

Thank you for the call, though. And let's see. Let's see my favorite. Hey, the Colts, they came in strong with their mascot, follow me on Instagram, and they're being like, we got you. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Stay home there's something good. Winona and Justin are off-duty paramedics. They're married out, celebrating their anniversary at a steakhouse in Syracuse, New York. And all of a sudden, they hear a commotion across the restaurant. And they're like, what's going on? Some ladies choke it on her steak. Ha, good news, they're paramedics.

So they go over there. Uh, uh, uh, Heimlich doesn't work. She loses consciousness. They start doing chest compressions. Then they get that little thing. Clear, boom. Clear, boom.

And they brought her back. But did she get the steak out? Because I didn't think you went to the boom with the steak still in there. You got to get that steak out. Yeah. Or else they can't breathe. Yeah. Like you can shock them all day long,

but if that steak is still in there, they went and got a live vacuum device, which is something else that was able to get the steak out while they were doing the boom. What? Whatever is the vacuum you stick in somebody's mouth? Like, flex it out? Yeah, think about that for an invention.

Don't write that down, Amy. Amy looks at her computer and starts to write it down. But she patents it. She goes right to her keys and starts typing. But imagine if that's, there is a, you put it in your mouth. Because you have a thing with your vacuum, and your jaws go, you go, you do that.

You do that, but it's a suck. That is so cool. I think they have that like at the dentist, how they suck that. Because I'm scared of it. That's for spit. That's tiny. That's tiny. But can't they just move it on over down the throat and suck it up? My invention.

Nope. This is specifically, that's for dentists. Mine specifically for saving people that are choking. Yeah. With that little contraption at the dentist, you know how they ask you to shut your mouth when they have it? I can't do that. I can't. Just close your mouth.

Nope. You can't. You can't. Nope. Nope. Every time they tell me and I'm like, I'm sorry, I can't. You'll just have to. I have to leave my mouth open and you'll have to suck it open because I can't close it.

It freaks me out. No, you're freaking me out right now. I can't. I refuse. I can't. I already know that I can't. Like, I've tried. All you have to take your lips.

I know, but I'm telling you it doesn't happen. Like something weird happens every time I close it and it's freaky and I don't like it. So I just, yeah, I refuse. Your invention may not work on her. Yeah, yeah. No, she's out. She's choking. She's unconscious.

We put it in. We're going to save your life. All his. I refuse. All right, there you go. Good story, though. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

How do you think women find out that their man is cheating on them? What do you think the most common way? Intuition. Oh, you're going black magic. Just thought? Yeah. Black magic. Yeah.

That is not the number one answer. Phone. But can I ask a question about intuition? Yeah. And I think a lot of times intuition or our gut is really our. our brain being receptive of things around, not fully knowing why they're being receptive of it, but seeing, and it's actual data that isn't processed to know exactly the data. And so intuition is not so much a feeling, but what we've learned through seeing and hearing.

Yeah. I mean, yes. You made it feel like black magic. I can get on board with that, because we call it gut, intuition. And I think women's intuition is better because you guys pay more attention. Yes. I don't think, again, this is just me rambling. I don't think it's that you guys have some sort of special power that we don't,

except for you are better at noticing, paying attention, you're better at caring. So your, quote, black magic intuition is just you guys being more aware. Yeah. Okay, cool. We're on the same page. All right. So studies have found that most of the time when a woman finds out her man is cheating, oh, let me go to Morgan.

Hey, Morgan. Yeah. You know. You've been cheated on. Yes, I have. How did you find out? Okay. Let me walk this back.

One of them told me. The person? The dude that I was dating. He told me. Was it because he was confronted? Well, that one was wild because I had like intuition early on that I didn't like her and I didn't want him hanging out with her. He proceeded to and then literally the next week he called me. It was like, I slept with her.

I was like, okay. I saw that one coming. Did you break up immediately? Yeah. Yeah, we did. And then another one I found out via social media. Actually, two of them I found out social media. Is that like we had a mailbag where the guy had got a message saying, hey,

or maybe it was a girl got a message saying, hey, the person's cheating on you, but you didn't really know who, you didn't know the person. So do you even believe them? Was it that kind of thing? Yeah, I was like, hey, one of them was like straight out, like had receipts, the whole thing. Oh, man. And I was like, okay, there's no denying that this happened. The other one was like, you don't, you think you know who your boyfriend is.

but you really don't. These are three different guys. Yeah. Bobby, I've been cheated on in every relationship, besides my last one, like the X last year. So I think that's its own therapy session. I've had lots of therapy.

Okay, so for the most part, they told you, either him or them, meaning somebody you don't know but they stepped in to go, your dude's kind of a skull. Yes. Got it.

Yeah. Studies have found most of the time, a friend will tell them or a friend of a friend informs like the inner circle. So I think this is kind of that. Like it's a person that's telling the person. Man, if it's a friend that tells you, that's got to be a good friend.

And that's got to be a good friend that knows you're probably going to get unfairly mad at that good friend at first. Like if I knew Amy's boyfriend was cheating on her. And I was like, Amy, your boyfriend's cheating on you. She'd be like, you don't know. You have to deal with that, right, as that friend. So you've got to be a really good friend to take that. Yeah. Because you're going into a bit of a war zone.

Even though you're doing the good thing, you're going to get shot at. So that's number one. Next up is incriminating texts, emails, or DMs, they come across, meaning the guy is sloppy. So his phone's out or he has it where when you text, you can actually read the message on the front or leaves, yeah. Most time sloppy guys do sloppy things like that too. Followed by the other woman that your man is cheating with, finding out about your relationship, not knowing because the guy is playing, hey, I'm, not letting them know I have a girlfriend and we're just hooking up, but going, no, I'm single. And then she finds out he's cheating, but that she is not just being cheated on.

She's the one being used to be cheated on at the same time. Has that ever happened? So one of my best friends of like 15 plus years, we dated the same guy. She messaged me on Facebook and was like, hey, I'm pretty sure your boyfriend is also my boyfriend. Wait, what? Any chance of her twins? That'd be crazy twist. We looked polar opposite and no, he did not have a twin.

This was him. Same guy. And so we... How did you not know? Were you not close to the time? You just been friends for a long time? I didn't know her. She literally just... Oh, she's your friend now.

Oh, now. Yeah. That made you friends? Yeah, we're best friends. Like, one of my oldest friends. That brought you together. The rest of most sisters. So she messaged me and we like got together, met up at a water park and we're like trying to compare stories.

Wait. There's so many questions. Hey, small town Kansas guys. Water park. Okay. Thank you. Timelines help. Like I was.

She said 15 years. Well, I know, but I know. I thought they were friends 15 years ago and then they cheated. It was like all recent. Oh, no, no, no. You need to put your intuition in better play right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keep up.

Yeah. So we met up in a water park compared stories and then we're like, okay, let's go, like, show up at this party that he invited both of us to, which was ironic. Sloppy. And we both show up and he's like panicked. And we just were like, yeah, we're both dumping you. And then we've been best friends ever since. You got two ways to go. You are now, you have sister wives, basically, or they're both going to dump you.

Oh. How do approach that is, yeah, no, I love you both. I want you both be my lady. Because then he doesn't seem as dirty dog. He just seems weird. Yeah. That's weird. That's weird.

You're like, you thought you could get away with it. Because then you're not like, oh, you're hiding. And he was like, no, I think both of you. I would love to have both of you as my lady forever. And then you just go, no, you're weird. We're breaking out. Instead of, you can have a dirt bag. Now, the final one is, oh, this is tough.

Walking in. Oh. at home or somewhere and you see them actually with the person. Oh, that has to be the worst. That, that, yeah, that has to be the worst. For sure. I'd be afraid if I were the guy,

and let's say the guy doesn't know he's cheat. He's with your girl, right? And your girl's lying. Like, I'm single and you walk in and he's butt naked. And then, do you have to get up and fight butt naked? Oh. Well, no. Probably.

Because I'd be like, oh, no, I'd probably just try to jump out the window or something. I don't know. But then you got a decision to make. Because if you go down and grab your underwear to put him on, That's a vulnerable spot where the other dude can come in with like an elbow drop. What are those drinks with a Russian milk and a lot of alcohol, but it tastes like a milkshake? A white Russian? Yes, yes.

Okay, I can never have one of those ever again. Because in college, when I... Weird way to start a story, but I'm here for it. Let's go. Well, when I, my boyfriend, I showed up at his house and something was happening with someone else. I never saw it, but I heard like them. and I was like, oh, this, what? And it was his ex-girlfriend, I guess maybe they were rekindling, but we had already started

dating. And so then I was like, okay, so I went out and I was like, okay, I'm sad. And I ordered a bunch of white Russians. That was not a good night. Because what did you do? Got very, very, very, very sick. Very. But did you go and like, retaliate as you often worried on?

No. So yours is just you drank so much of a drink it made you sick. Yeah, but like thinking. of that story just made me think, I'm just telling you, I'm biting you into my brain about how, oh, that time, and then, oh, that I had a white Russian and oh, I can't even think about that or I get sick. Like, ugh. I mean, this in the most loving way. I feel like getting invited to your brains, like walking to a fun house. What the heck? This guy's tall. This guy's sure. It's all yours. It was relatable to the story. Like, had I not gone over there and realized they were in his room

doing whatever. You wouldn't know. I would have never had that many white Russians. And I can maybe still enjoy one today. Maybe you could. Dang. Give it a shot. Bring her a white Russian. Let's see how this goes. Yeah. One of the other things is people leaving something behind. And then like your person coming home being like, why is underwear?

Yeah, underwear, shirt, anything. Sock. Earing. One sock. Oh, he jumped hard at that one. Sock. So that's from Cosmopolitan. I hope nobody's being cheated on.

But if your guy's a sloppy guy in general, he's eventually going to leave himself vulnerable for you to catch that. And again, if you're feeling it, and again, intuition to me is you have actually collected all this data. You just don't really, you subconsciously have filed it all the way. If you're having that intuition, there's probably something up. But sometimes your intuition glitches. Sure, or it could be a you thing, right? It could be something that's lacking in you that's me.

So usually, though, there is some sort of that intuition is trying to lead you somewhere. It doesn't always have to be about them. Most times you do cheating and cheating. But not always. it could be something about you that isn't full, that isn't communicating in the best way or being the best partner,

and it could be that as well. There you go. White Russians all around. Give me another one. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah.

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So I saw that this is a good question to ask in any relationship you're in. What's one habit of mine that you find challenging to deal with? Oh, you ask, you asked a person? You're supposed to ask. I'm going to do a 10-minute TED Talk. I would not ask that. I would say one and she'd be like, well, I'll start with. Yeah.

Well, it's just good to ask that. And so then I thought, well, what are challenging habits we have in the room that might be difficult for others to deal with on the show? I think, too, if you get a bit introspective and ask yourself, like, what's a habit that I have that I do and maybe I don't even realize that it's so habitual that probably is not net gain or it's kind of net loss it's a hard thing to do to yourself because we fall into these patterns and then eventually patterns or habits it's the hardest thing to break but Amy so I went inward and yeah she's challenging us I'll start with mine just so y'all know

that I did look at myself as well and I find it very annoying that I give way too many necessary details when telling a story. Co-signed? Yeah, we talk to like. It's a habit where I feel like I could rein it in a little bit. And I don't know why, but I feel like I need to tell like about a random person.

You're literally doing it right now. I'm giving you an example. I'm telling you a story about lunchbox. I need to be like, and then this guy walked in. He was wearing a blue shirt. And turns out I didn't know him from high school. And it has nothing to do with the story I was talking about lunchbox.

and it just makes the story longer. All right. I think we're good on that segment now totally. All right, out of here. We're out of here. I'm just kidding. We're still here. You can do us too.

You can do us too. Who are you doing next? You. Okay. I mean, your habit is definitely that you're just in the habit of always being early. We know this about you. But then it's like we all feel this pressure to also be early. And like even when we're not late.

You're talking about to work specifically? Anything. Okay. Like you have just a habit of being early. early. It's like, why do you arrive? If it's not work, if it's a party, why do you arrive early? You're early. I don't go to many parties. It's been like two and ten years. Do work. You're always early. And you've even been assigned by your therapist to be late and you still can't do it because if your habit to be early and then you, I don't know that you expect us to be early. I don't. I don't. I always say you do not have to do what I do. But a little bit. Nope. I think a lot of leaders build a culture by leading by exam.

Yeah, like we're not late. You're absolutely right. Because we're not early. No, you shouldn't. And you guys have absolutely adhered and become great at being punctual because punctuality is a respect for everybody that's not you. Being punctual is not so much respect for yourself. It's respect for everybody else that's not you because they were all here.

And you respect them the same way they respected you. So I do get here. I'm starting to get here earlier and earlier. It's driving me crazy. It's driving me crazy. So it's awesome. See, when I went inward, it drove me crazy to my storytelling. and you're driving yourself crazy, so why don't we work on it?

That did be late. But I know. He can't. He's already been assigned. Do my gag reflexes it? I got you. I hear you. Okay, so that's mine.

Yeah, but if you went inward, what is a challenge? You have a challenging habit that you can see? What I've been learning about anxiety is anxiety is fear of the future, right? It's putting too much thought in the future. Future tripping. Yeah, so that's a part of my anxiety is if I am late, the job will not be done as well. If the job is not done well,

I will not be able to succeed in the job. I will no longer have my job. I will end up where I started living in a trailer park and having to figure out meal, three meals a day. Right? Like, that's the unhealthy feeling because that's where I came from.

Snowballs pretty quickly. Oh yeah, in like five seconds. I know, but like over time, like can't you start to tell yourself a different story? I tell myself all the time. I've been trying. I've been trying. Thank you.

Thank you for that therapy session. I'm going to cry. Let's go to Eddie. Two laid back. It's a challenging habit. I like being laid back. Yeah, but you're in a habit of being so laid back that I feel like sometimes it annoys Morgan. Oh, that's true.

So now Amy's speaking for Morgan. I think by layback, she's a work assignment. Yeah. I was bringing, like, I'm jealous of your laid backness. I'm sure we all are. Me too. I think that's also why Eddie and I are like, please and care is that I'm extremely A and he's extremely B, but in the best way. And it almost never hits in a way that we're irritated with each other.

Okay, you're too late back. So I should work on like, let me do that now instead of like, I'll get to that. I think it's who you are. And I think it's who I am. But I think it's an 8%. You work on 8% change and I think that's probably a healthy spot. I'll work on. We don't want to change who you are.

Thank you. Lunchbox. Yells a lot. That's a good one. But I mean, it's a challenge. It's not, it's not a annoying. I wouldn't say I yell. I'm just loud and you guys don't like it.

Okay. loud, like loud with all the noises. Sometimes it's fun. We've heard him talk to his wife and he's like, hey, yeah. So we know he can do that. Teme, Tempe tacos. Peanut Tempe tacos. Whatever they're called.

Okay, I did this too for you guys. Oh. Oh, you too? Okay. Here we go. Well, no, Amy gave me the idea and she didn't tell me to do it, but I thought I would hop into, I was here early, so why not? So I thought, why not I come up with some? So these are habits that you find challenging to deal with, like our habits.

That you guys should. And you're challenged by them. You should work on, 8% like I'm going to work on. Okay. So let me start with you, Amy. Sure. You have a habit of being unfocused and doubling down on the unfocused when you try to focus. Huh?

Yeah. Later the day, you're up here knocking stuff off the table. It was just like it turns out. She's like the incredible Hulk. Once she goes to the green man, it's gone. She's gone. You can't reel her back in. Yeah.

Okay. But you know that. And it's who you are. I don't want you to change, but maybe 8%. Okay. Eight percent. Okay. With lunchbox

It's odd rage He gets rageful And everybody here gets like real life scared To be clear My yelling with him wasn't rage yelling Yeah no it's the next level Can we all identify when he's been rageful We've all been scared like oh god we should let him go home or something

Yeah like the palette that was scary It happens or like the Connect 4 we did the Connect 4 thing And he started one No it was a different game Whatever it was Some games he just gets really rageful It's not even like a bit the rage The rage.

So just dial back the passion. I've never been scared, but I think that he just gets too into the... I'm scared he's going to like hit Abby or something. No. You know, when he was on the F word at her? And when he said, wash your back? Watch your back. But I said, wash your back.

I said wash your back. She had some dirt on it. Yeah. That was a funny way to pivot out of watch your back though. Because he did say it wrong. And he was like, nope, I said it. And we're like, yeah, you're right. You did say wash your back.

With Eddie, I would say it's, it's. much more of a granular thing. So it's not a, it's not macro. It's granular. When he just goes, whoo, during segments randomly. Like, do you give us an example? Just, I don't know, he just feels like he needs to say something. He goes, woo.

And I'm like, that's kind of annoying. Why don't we shut that down? Like a skipper, why are you laughing so hard? Because I had this thought, like, a couple years ago putting together a song with him just going, woo. Yeah, yeah. Come on. Woo!

He's so, like, laid back and, like, fun. Come on, I recognize. When he was, when he's like, maybe not feeling great in the morning or not in a great mood, he still has to like put on that he is and so he feels the need to do that so he's like let's go woo and like it's okay to not be because that is so likable it's okay to not be extremely likable every day

because the come-ons and the yeah sometimes it's just a bit forced yeah and then with me I would just challenge myself to just not care so much about other people shut up shut up give a real one come on man we all care about people

and that's not an annoying challenging habit but I'm annoyed by it I just care too much about people. Shut up. Do one for real. Stop telling me to shut up. What is it wrong with you? Because, good.

And he starts slam. It's getting awkward in here. One. Say one for real. All of mine are like based in this is what you said. Oh, really? Yeah. Being on time.

Not just on time, but I have to, everything has to, I have to be in control of everything all the time. Or I feel like it will not go right. So it's the biggest. the biggest step ever made was hiring scuba steve and i need to do more of that not hire scuba Steve but the biggest thing i ever did oh did you say the biggest mistake no step mistake i was like wow man i'm going on oh i'm going to be i'm like maybe that's a washer back maybe i didn't mean the biggest one of the biggest steps in this was hiring scuba steve because i used

to run everything i'm talking about every meeting every bit every button every and hiring scuba Steve, he handles a lot of it, and it's been great. So I would say to be, I'm terrible at delegating because I think I need to do everything myself. So I would say a delegate more. Are all these 8% like the woo? Do I have to just scale it down 8%? The reason I say 8% is because it is impossible to change your life 100% on it.

Oh, I won't ever do wool again. Wooos will come out. You don't even know it. Okay, Amy, thank you for this. Sure. I feel like I'm a better person now. Okay, in case anybody again wants to do it at home, you just say to your partner, what's one habit of mine you find challenging to deal with?

It'll take a long time. Should I text my wife that? No. Dude, she's going to give you a list. No, just say one. Put one in all caps. Okay, I'm going to do a voice member real quick. Okay, one.

Hey, we're doing a segment on the show, and we were talking about habits and how hard they are to break and how to challenge yourself into breaking hard habits. And so I'm supposed to ask you what's one habit of mine that you find challenging to deal with.

to deal with. Just one. If you don't mind sending in the back at some point, that would be awesome. I love you, baby. I love you, baby's image. Okay, wrap it out. Okay. All right, we'll see what she says.

This might be bullcrap, but there's a tone that if you listen to it, and it's at a frequency of 295.8 hurts, you lose weight if you listen to it for 15 to 30 minutes a day. I give you more to the story, but I want to play, give me like 10 seconds of the tone. listening to this powerful fat burning frequency for a minimum of 30 minutes every day for at least six weeks and all of a sudden you'll see fat loss from your body they say it's great for burning tummy fat

I'm already feeling skinnier is it because you feel crazy like you run with your hands on your side so there's no subliminal messages being recorded at a different level under there like you're thinking to say by the bill too when everybody fell in love with Zach yeah and so

you guys remember that? It's a great episode. It's a great episode. So good. Like it's layered in there where they're like, you're hungry, you're hungry, you're not hungry, you're not hungry. You're full. Well, if they do, you're hungry, Amy accidentally puts the wrong message in. They say maximize your workout when at the gym, when running or doing hot yoga. The fat melting hurts speeds up your metabolism and maximizes any form of exercise. It increases motivation and stamina. Listening to it can one, boost metabolism, support natural fat breakdown, on help you relax and reduce stress driven cravings, headphones or not.

So aside from if we think this is bull crap or not, who's going to listen to that for 30 minutes and not go crazy? Right. 10 more seconds? I find it that disturbing. Like, what do you mean? It doesn't drive you crazy? No, because I already listen to stuff like that. Not for this.

Like, not for fat loss. Well, then why are you listening to that? I listen to meditation things, but they say you have to have headphones with a wire. so you get all the frequencies and the hidden messages. You're hungry. No, it's not about food. I subscribe to the wrong one. No.

That's from the TikTok healing frequency. I think it would be a fun experiment to have somebody on the show, listen to it for 15 to 20 minutes a day, every day, and then we weigh them at the end of the week and see if they weigh any less, one pound less. I mean, I'm down. I'm down because I got a better. belly and I'd love to get rid of that belly. You would go put headphones on, sit in the room during the show. It says 15 to 30 minutes. We'll say 20 minutes. Love it. You can't really do anything but sit with the headphones on for 20 minutes in that seat.

Shouldn't I go for a walk or something? Because like, yeah, yeah, I'm saying you can't like just like goof around. Okay. Okay. Like, yeah, I would love you to walk, walk around the building for 20 minutes. Okay. Will you do that for five days in a row? Every day. Every day. I might go mad, but I'll try to. I'll try to focus. No, no, I think you're going to enjoy it. It's funny he might go mad like he's from the 30s. He's going to reach him Edgar Allan Poe and possibly go mad. Dude, I mean, that sound for that long could make me crazy.

Next week? Yeah, you commit to it? Dude, what if I lose my belly? That would be awesome. That would be crazy. Then you guys would all do it. How long does it say 30 minutes for how, for, like he's going to do it for, he may have to commit longer than five days.

Well, it says weeks, but I think we're talking about a pound here. We're talking about just him losing a pound. Okay. They're talking about general, like losing 5, 10, 15 pounds, like changing your life. We're talking about one pound. If I can shed one pound, that'd be great, man. And you won't do anything in your life that's wildly different than now. Like you can still exercise like you are.

You work out, we work out together. What am I going to do? Go on a diet? I haven't done any years. Okay. Next week, Eddie will walk around for 20 minutes a day with this sound in his ears. And at the end of the week we'll weigh him and see if he weighs any less. This is the stupidest, most fun.

experiment we've ever done. I want to lose weight. Or come in here and be mad. Start breaking stuff. Yes. I'm excited about this segment. It's time for the good news. With Bobby.

Tell me something good. I want to go over to Morgan, who works on our show, and do I tell me something to go with her, because Morgan has fostered another dog. And a lot of times when you foster a dog, you get to post a dog, and someone can see the dog and go, I'd like to adopt the dog. Yeah. So you have this dog, but you can't do that right now. No, apparently the dog came.

from a pretty abusive situation. There's some legal stuff happening around it. So they don't want the people that had the dog to know that you have the dog because it could be a safety thing for you? Yes. So then how do you get the dog adopted? Well, I'm doing everything. Like, I'll take him on hikes and walks.

I'm like, hey, he's my foster dog. Are you looking for a dog? Like, I really try and, like, the old school way of putting him out there and giving him exposure. I'm taking him to an adoption event coming up, like, this weekend. And so I'm doing all the things that I could possibly do. But I also wanted to talk about him because I do think he'd make a really great home for someone. Can you say what kind of dog?

He's a little guy. And he's about 20 pounds, three years old. And he's super, he loves running, like really adventurous, wants to go on hikes. I took him on a run the other day. This little guy moves so fast for only 20 pounds. So definitely active. But he's been great with all people. I thought he potentially may not like male or woman based on his experiences.

And he hasn't. He's loved him all. He's like kids. He's liked cats. Other dogs. So if people hear this and go, maybe, can they just DM you? Yeah. And I can like share photos and talk about him.

I just can't publicly post just in case this person is looking for him. So your Instagram is webgirl. Webgirl Morgan. Yeah. So again, it's very vague. I think what Morgan does is awesome. So I wanted to share it and tell me something good. but webgirl Morgan

you can even use the way to slide in except she kind of has a dude now yeah but web girl Morgan that's all she can say but that's really cool what you're doing yeah I love it and they're having so much fun it's really fun to see them like come out of their shell after something bad happens you could tell there was a lot of

anxiety around certain things happening so it's cool to see him like start to trust and love people again great story webgirl Morgan on Instagram that's what it's all about that was tell me something good We have 90 seconds to figure out as many of Amy's morning cornies as possible. Team, are you ready?

Ready. I feel like Amy's been stacking some really hard ones up front the last couple weeks. I'm not saying don't because we're up. We're absolutely up for the challenge. I'm just talking to my team over here. Man, she's been kind of making a hard on us. I know. Really hard.

All right, 90 seconds on the clock. Clock starts. Go. The morning corny. What do you call flirty macaroni? cheesy cheese cheese cheesy macsie cheese

Big Mac Nutty Neatty Cheasy Mac daddy mac Mac daddy mac What do you call Flirty Macaroni Mac and cheese

Mac and cheese Mac and cheese Oh Mac Mac Daddy Mac Daddy Mac and cheese Mac in Mac patty Mac noodle What do you call

Flirty like a flirty person Is like Mac I don't know pasta Macaroni. Mac pasta. Mac and...

I mean, is it... You guys are... I mean, is it Mac? We're following Mac. Mac. Mac. Like Mac. Because you're Macaroni. Yeah.

That's the only thing. Is it macaroni? Macaroni? What do you call flirty? We know the question. We start to get frustrated. We heard it. Okay, cool.

Mac and cheese. Okay, someone's just tuning in. What do you call flirty macaroni? Flirty macaroni. Pasta. elbow Noodles Rigotony

Flirty Macaroni It was flirty I don't know why you keep saying Flirty like that Flirty Mac Flirty Mac? Flirty Mac

Who wants to know Who wants to know Flirt I don't even know another word for flirty Neither do I But I bet it's a Mac or a pasta or a cheese

Because she said macaroni and cheese Didn't she? No, just macaroni Macaroni I said macaroni And then y'all said Mac and cheese Mezy

Are we? Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I told you she starts hard. We got shut out. I didn't. I didn't mean to do that. No. We got shut out. My teammates wearing truck nuts on his neck. This day is not going pretty bad. Yeah. It's really not. We don't even talk about that. Couldn't even look at him for like help because I just see what I see. What's the answer? Okay. What do you call 30 macaroni? We know the question. Yes. Give us the answer. Mac and teas. What? That's good. It's good. I mean, we should have got that. You should have.

You should have. Yeah. You got stuck on the Mac. But we should have been stuck on the Mac. Yeah, I know. But you never. We were stuck in the right plane. You never evolved.

Oh, now we never evolved. This is stupid. This is all this place. Mac and Tees. No, we heard you. That's why it's like flirty. We're frustrated with ourselves. I have a son who's a size 11.

He's currently serving in the Army National Guard. I'm so proud of him. He just barely got done with high school. Now he's done boot camp and now he's done his tech school. I go get him in May and I would love for him to win some of your shoes. So put me on Team Lunchbox. I'm ready to go for my son who's a size of 11. Let's go, baby.

We have the caller on now. This is Toby. Toby, you there? Hey, good morning. Studio. Good morning, Bobby. Good morning. Appreciate that.

We're going to let you play. And if you choose to go Team Lunchbox, that's great. but we're going to play never going to get it hit it no you're not going to get it so I'm going to ask the question it's really difficult but Toby you can have three chances to win and if you win I'll give you a pair of my shoes I've got a couple pair up here size of 11s and you're like why are you giving away your shoes well because I have a lot

I bought a lot I don't have a lot of shoes growing up so I went crazy for many many years and now I don't need the excess so I'm happy to give them away but if you don't win I can't give them to you according to our lawyers that being said that's nice I plan to win good deal Next. First up, here's the question for never going to get it. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? Think about it here? Never never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. Ooh. You never, never, never going to get it. Ooh, pop.

Okay, so I'm going to go to Toby first. Now, Toby, you get to answer. This could be easy for you. It could be hard, but you do have to answer solo round one. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? You emphasize these, so I'm thinking you're leading me somewhere with your telepathy. A compass or protractor.

You know, I think that's a great guess. That's not it. Wow. That is a solid guess. Although he would have had to guess one. Yeah, he's too different. But neither are right. So I'm going to let him cut two off the board there.

Okay, so now round two. I'm going to let you pick two people of the four in the room. And if they get it right, you get it right. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? Now, you can pick Amy. You can pick a lunchbox. You can pick Morgan or you can pick Eddie.

You get two of them. Who would you like, Toby? No, don't you want to know about my strategy of lunchbox here? Because he's my guy. I would like to know now that you're, You want me to know? Yeah, here's the deal. Okay, two strategies.

Number one, Amy and Eddie, I'm an adopted dad, Joseph, my kid who I'm wanted to choose for, he's adopted also. So, hey, if that skews you a little bit, a little bit more false answer, hook me up. Secondly, lunchbox. Look at yourself, bro. Look at what they did you this week. Hardest that. Let's win. And, hey, if lunchbox gets it right, does he get to take all this stuff off?

No. Why are you making difference for him? This dude, Toby is awesome. But if he gets it wrong, he has to add more. Toby, I ain't getting him wrong. Okay. Oh, you know it? You have it?

Yeah, I got it. Do we do double truck? We have another set. We do. Oh, we got the blue ones. I ain't scared. Okay, well, so if Lunchbox doesn't get it, we'll double them. Okay, so who would you like, Toby?

You get two different players here. I've got to be my guy. I'm going with you. I'm riding with you, buddy. You can also go Lunchbox twice, though, if you want. You can get two answers from Lunchbox. Oh, interesting. I don't need two answers.

answers. So you want to go with somebody else or just nobody else but you? Yeah. Just go with me, dude. It's already over. All right. Double lunchbox. Let's go. Double lunchbox. Let's go. What's what I'm talking about? I like double lunchbox. Let's go. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? Lunchbox, what is your first answer? Yeah. Landline, home phone because most households don't have them. Boom! I think that's a great answer. Let's go. Toby. How do those shoes feel on your kids be? Hey, man. What'd you have, Amy? So I did want him to win because I was like, I'll pick an obvious one.

That won't be it. Landline. Well, but he could have ended up picking you. Because he had to pick two. Yeah, and I thought, if he picks me, it's okay, it won't be it. So I don't think it's landline. But you wanted to get it. Yeah, I don't understand.

Oh, he did pick me? Well, if he would have, you wanted to get it. Whatever, whatever, a landline. Okay. Morgan, what you have? I had a stick shift car. Oh, that's so good. Eddie?

I too picked landline phone. Okay. Three landlines and one stick shift. The answer is not stick shift. Oh. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? Not landline.

Oh, no. Okay, but lunchbox, you get a second guess in this round. Oh, in this round? Yeah, before we can go to third round because he did double lunchbox. It's like double meat. More than half? Now I'm very confused. Think about it for a second.

Never going to get it. Oh, yeah. Never, never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never, never, never going to get it. What do you got lunch? Newspaper.

Newspaper. Newspapers are a thing in the past, man. I agree. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. A newspaper. Do you use a newspaper? Yeah, he can use. it for information, you read it.

I mean, wait it. Newspaper is wrong. Here we go. So, Toby has been so bullish on just having lunchbox. Toby, I can let you have lunchbox for one more round, but give him three opportunities. Yes, right? Hey, he's my co-pilot. Let's go.

Yeah. Toby, that's how you go down with the ship, baby. No, that's not what you want to say. Go down with the ship. But we're not going down. See, that's the thing. These people think we're sinking. He's like, that's how you're crashing burn, Tom.

We are setting sail across the ocean, man. That's not tell me because he has nothing left. That's okay. What do you mean I don't have anything left? He has three more opportunities here. Now, do you need a minute? I wrote one down. Okay.

What do you have there? Phone book. Wrong. Two left. I think any teens ever used to phone book. Maybe. I don't know. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these.

Lunchbox has two more options. Used one of these. Mm-hmm. These. What are they? CD player. wrong. That's a good guess, though.

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Woo. Woo. Woo. Woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

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He didn't Google, right? I've been watching him. He's done nothing but stare at a yellow post-it note. Okay. So this is never going to get it. Here you go. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never going to get it.

Not this time. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? He has one more guest. He's guessed everything from landline to CD player to phone book. Newspaper. Newspaper. See, he has one more shot here.

And you and Toby can talk about it yourself, lunchbox. Use him if you want. Your ride or die, dude. What up, Toby, man? He's going down with the ship, as you said. You just have a basic teenager. Like, I mean, he just got out of high school, right? I have three teenagers.

Oh, man. What do they not use that we used, man? Bobby, read the question one more time. I'm sorry. Yes, sir. More than half of all U.S. teenagers have never used one of these. What are they? One of these, dude.

A map? The problem is they have ways. Not more than, like, here's the problem. That's a map. And also a paper map, no teenager used to paper map. None of them. Have any of your teenagers used a paper map? That's a great point.

You are thinking about half, so some have. Right. Some have used this. Man. What about a print, like a copy machine or a fax machine? But probably none of them have used a fax machine because they're not in an office. so they would not have a fax machine. I thought about checkbook, but none of them used a checkbook

because once they're teenagers, credit cards have been the, you know, the big daddy. Or Venmo. Or Venmo, whatever. PayPal, or Cash app or. Yeah, you're on it. I'm going to need an answer here. I'll play the song one more time at the end of the song. Oh, me and Toby got to talk, man.

Howie? You guys have been talking about me. Walk out in the hall and call him? Go ahead. Like, Toby, where have I been? Like, are my way off? I feel like are we way off? Do you think we're way off? Do you think we're way off? Oh, I got to play the song. I have to play the song. Oh, I think we could talk why the song was going.

That would be a disaster because we just hear you talking over the song the whole time. But we haven't even coming up with an answer. I know, but you've been talking the whole time. Toby, where are you at, dude? No, you're not going to get it. No, never, never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never, never going to get it. Now you have 15 seconds to talk with Toby.

Toby, you got, Toby, you're there? We got to do map. Or a copy machine. Like a map, like a physical map. They never unfolded the map. No, no. Half, dude. How many of your kids have used that? None.

So that's, half is a terrible. I hope there's a lot of kids in the world. Lunchbox, I need an answer. DVD player. It's pretty good. More than half of all U.S. teenagers never use one of these. What is the answer? DVD player is not right.

I'm going to give you a head because you didn't win, but you are probably the one on this show who still uses these the most. Who uses these the most? Yeah, you are probably the one that uses these. I think we probably have to occasionally, but you still, because you're a little behind, you probably still use this the most. Cash? No, I think we all use it.

Coins? Mm-mm. I use this. Any guesses from you guys? Taxicab. A pen? Stamps. Posted stamps.

Oh. Emails everything. doesn't like direct deposit. So, we don't have a winner from Toby. Dang. Which kind of sucks because I'd love for Toby to win. But we will keep them. We'll play another game with him.

We were right on it, man. You weren't. But I was close. Not really. But we will, Toby, you didn't win today, but we will definitely give you another shot the next couple days, okay? You bet, man. I look forward to.

Thanks for having me, guys. I love all you do. Thank you. All right. Toby, have a great day. We'll talk to you soon, okay, buddy. All right. Take care, guys.

Bye, bye. We had a woman on yesterday talking about how many screens she had in her house because she has all the kids and she added them all up. We were like, that's a lot of screens from TVs to iPads. So we had to go home last night and come back with how many screens we have in our house. We'll give you those results next. Our assignment last night was to go home, find out how many screens we had in our house. Now, because on TikTok, this mom was talking about all the screens that she has because they're just there and you don't really count them. My two-year-old's iPad, my five-year-old's iPad.

My 7-year-old iPad, my 10-year-old iPad and his iPhone. My iPad, my iPhone, and my watch, and my MacBook. My husband's iPad, my husband's iPhone, and his watch. My husband has an Xbox Series X and a PC. We have nine TVs throughout the entire house. And the only time we limit screen time is Monday through Thursday. A lot of screens. I count of mine.

I don't have kids. I think a lot of hers, too, were because of the kids. Sure. And they all have iPads. Yeah. Nine TVs. So. I mean, nine TVs.

Well, you remember her total number? Because she never gave a total number. But I have, we have seven TVs. Now, three of them, though, are in my one space. Because I have, like, a room where I play video games and watch sports at the same time. So I put three TVs beside each other. It's the greatest. The three of them are, there's three screens.

That's awesome. Right. So it's not like, it's awesome. I'm not even going to downplay it. It's awesome. I think we all would do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, seven TVs, five iPads.

Why do you have five iPads? Just you? Well, it's funny you ask. Yeah. A couple of them are older generation ones that I use for different reasons for, like, the camera in them. It doesn't matter. Hey, it's a whole other story. I have a golf simulator.

Is that a screen? No, but I can, like, record me on the golf simulator with one of them. It's a older. It's stupid, Amy. I'm stupid. Okay, next up, I have three phones. I have three phones. Oh, my wife needs a phone.

That's four. Wait, why do you have three phones? Same reason. To record yourself? So I've had to change numbers. So one of them I keep on the old number in case I miss anything. Because in some of my, hey, I just texted you at this number put in this code. You know how sometimes they're like, we have to text you back.

I can't get the code to change. I have to keep the old number. Okay. And so they have to text that number and I have to go and charge that phone again in order to log into stuff. Huh. Yeah, my life. That part's pretty scrambled. 12, 16.

Three computers. Oh, my wife's four. You have three computers? Funny to ask. I have a main computer. To edit the videos of myself. And then two Apple watches. So total in 12, 16.

You don't even wear an Apple Watch. I have one. My wife has one. Oh, okay. Yeah, 22. So 22 is your total? Wow. Total and I have 22 screens.

With no kids. And no kids, man. That's going to double when you have kids. Can you imagine I have 44 screens? That just all. You're walking in the walls or screens. So, yeah. I just wanted to explain what my 22 were because I don't have kids.

Emmy, what's your total number? My total 4, 5, 6, 9, 10. Pretty healthy. Yeah, so we've got four TVs, two computers, three phones, and one iPad. I just feel like at the end, you do the Christmas song. And a part of a tree. All right, total number, Eddie, total number, all combined.

All combined. I have 13 screens. And four kids. Yeah, not bad. That's pretty good. Watchbox? Six. Oh, yeah, his kids are younger.

They don't have screens yet. I have two TVs, two laptops, and a desktop, and two phones. You have a desktop? Wait, you just did seven, I think. Oh, is that seven? I forgot my wife's desk. Yeah, I mean, not to be number checker. I think he just went seven.

Okay, so, hey, I won! Good job, man. Yeah. Let's go. Let's go, let's go me. Yeah. I don't even think it's close. Yeah.

I win it dominated. Yeah, you won by a lot. Thank you. Oh, boy. When we eventually have kids? Oh, watch out. Get ready. I know.

Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Damn it here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Redavits trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the back.

you know what this is, this is the Bobby Vaughn Stone. I texted my wife because Amy had done this whole story about habits and how hard it is to change bad habits. And so she listed all of our bad habits. It wasn't the most comfortable segment, but you know, Amy had free reign. She let us have it. And so I texted my wife and I said, what's the one habit that you would change? Well, the question specifically was, what's one habit of mind that you find challenging to deal with?

So that's what you asked her. Her answer is as follows. You leave your mouth guard out on the counter and it's disgusting. That's a bad habit. And that's when you can change. It's probably hard to deal with. I sleep with it. And so when I get up and I in the morning and I tumble out of bed and I stumble in the kitchen,

I take it off and I put it on a paper towel on like the. bar. I just forget it. You put on a paper towel? Every time? 99% of the time. But yeah, I think that's it. She also said some other stuff. I knew she would.

I just didn't want to do all eight of them. I said one. I just don't want to do all eight of them. How many more? Go ahead. Do eight of them. You don't shower as often as I'd like. But she's so clean.

She wants me to shower three times a week. Oh, three times a day. Three times a day. Three times a day. I shower every day. Every day I shower. Okay. Every day.

Well, you said that sometimes there's days where you have. If I'm on the road, I don't shower. Why are I shower I'm on the road? Unless I'm working out. I work out almost every day, so I shower every day. But she would like me to shower in the morning and at night. But I used to think I was clean. She's super clean.

She says, when I brush my teeth, she doesn't feel like I brush my teeth for more than 30 seconds. I don't feel like that's fair because my toothbrush has a little smiley face on and it gets more smiley the longer you go. And most times I get up to at least a grimace. A little half smile. Yeah, a little half a little. But sometimes I know. It's good. Like, I know I'm done.

Well, so far, these are habits that you can definitely change. Not interested. Okay, what else? No, that was pretty much it. She's like, do you want more? No, she would have gone on forever. I do have this voicemail Ben from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Hit that, please.

Hey, Bob your bones. I was listening to Tuesday's podcast, and I heard Amy talking about a biker taking off her mirror. I just want to say, as somebody who rides motorcycles, Your mirror got took off because you did something bad, whether it was cut off the motorcycle or almost hit him. You did something to warrant your mirror being taken off. Love to show y'all. Sorry that happened to you, Amy.

No, no. I agree with them. Well, there's nothing that warrants then purposefully damaging someone else's car. Did it damage your car, though? It could have. But it didn't. It didn't. But, I mean, that was their goal was to slam back my side mirror.

But I would say it wasn't to damage. I would say they've done this so many times. They know they can scare you without breaking it because a lot of those mirrors have been in that direction. Okay. They're waking you up. Like, pay attention. Well, no, they need to wake up and not ride the middle lane or the straddle the line or whatever you call it. Well, also agree.

It is not legal where we live. Right. It's not legal what they're doing. But you probably didn't. No. You probably didn't see them and almost hit them. Didn't see them because I wasn't looking for them. Period. Yes.

Right. I was merging into my lane legally. So next time I'm, I can just do. something illegal and if something almost happens to me because I put myself in danger, I then get to respond in an aggressive manner to the other person's car. I hear you. I just think there's more to it. That's like you're like, could you imagine if I'm standing in line somewhere and someone cuts me

and I just kick them in the shin? Please do that. That'd be awesome. You're, I'm in the right. No, I would say, I would say, I would say, the most I just could have been in the lane, you didn't see it and you got over on it. Because again, you said you were in the lane. I'm telling you, they weren't.

You're not in the lane because there was traffic. If you were us, though, if you were us with your history, how would you feel about you? I'm telling you when there's traffic, you should, like, they're doing their little thing because they're on a little, so they cut through. Us cars were waiting in the traffic. They shouldn't have done that. They shouldn't have done it. But do you see my point of like, I'm in line doing what I'm supposed to be doing?

And if someone cuts me in line, I get to just whack them, even though, don't worry, it's not going to break. It's just going to hurt a little bit. No, I like my comparison. We just know you. But that doesn't mean, I didn't do anything else hit them. They didn't, you didn't see them. And therefore, they're retaliating in a way that they shouldn't have. Yeah, but if we almost hit someone without knowing accidentally, but they're the ones doing something illegal, like it's our problem.

You can actually kill somebody, in a car if you hit somebody. But I didn't know. I'm telling you they zoomed up out of nowhere. I hate a zoomer. I agree. They're like weaving in and out, bobbing and way. I don't know. And then another boxing her all up there. All right. Thank you.

Pete Davidson has spent $200,000 so far to remove his tattoos, and he's got 30% of them removed. That's a lot of money to remove tattoos. That's a lot of money for anything. It's going to take him another 10 years to complete at all. He doesn't even have his full torso back yet, but he is in the process of getting all of his tattoos removed. and so far he's 200 grand in that's the house man wow for him it's not because he's very famous

but 10 years his arms is holding up his right arm so like that's kind of done but it's also a little smudgy like it's not fully gone why is he doing this yeah he just wants to clean slate fresh start hey in 10 years he wants to start over

does it be good yes the top fast food burger according to the American customer satisfaction index is before you guess what they guess What is your top burger? Amy? My top burger would be Sonic. Sonic has good beef.

So they do a good job with burgers. Like just generally their beef is really good. Sonic, okay, lunchbox? It's regional, but cookout is. I've never had cookout. People talk about it. Yeah, it's really good. Eddie?

What a burger. It's my favorite. Oh, that's a good one. Morgan? I do not. Oh yeah, that's right, no burger. That's right, no burger. Got black bean patty somewhere.

You know, sweet potato. Get out of our room. Go out of, get out of here. Get out of here. Vegan. I would say Sonic as well, just because it doesn't matter what version of the burger. It's usually pretty good because, like, places, different beefs. You can tell the difference.

So here we go. At number, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. I'll go seven to one. It's Seven's White Castle. Now, White Castle, if I'm remembering correctly, those are more sliders, right? They're little things. Do they make full burger? I haven't had White Castle in a while.

I used to really like White Castle. That's where Harold and Kumar went. They did. McDonald's, Standard. Wendy's, good. Coming in number four with Sonic, I feel like it's a little undervalued. And number three, Jack in the Box.

Haven't had enough Jack in the Box burgers. I just remember Jack in the Box had tacos for a while. That was kind of weird. They were really good. They were really good. They were greasy and delicious. Like a dollar. Number two, Burger King.

And number one, what have I not said? What a burger? Mm-mm. They didn't make it. Shortstop. Five guys. I've never had a five guys burger. Oh,

take some cash though because it's like $20 for a combo. You like it? Pretty good. It's worth it? No, it's not worth it, but it's good. It is good. You know what I say?

Eat more chicken. That's right. I don't say that. I saw that on a billboard. There is a bacteria killing paint that can help keep rooms germ free for months. Well, what? This sounds interesting.

When I first read out, I thought I said plant because that would make more sense. Like plants keeping the air clean, but it's paint. And more natural. So I'm wondering to keep the air clean, is it also releasing any other toxins? Researchers have developed an anti-microbial plant, paint. I keep thinking my brain wants to say plant because it's what plants do.

They keep the air clean. Yeah. Paint that kills dangerous bacteria on contact by adding some sort of chemical. And they do it at hospitals too to prevent infections. Wow. That's interesting. This technology uses commercially available materials, make it affordable and practical for widespread use in health care settings.

So they're really doing in hospitals now because hospitals are full of bacteria. They say that it eliminated E. coli and reduced MRSA by 99.9%. And that's just it being on the wall. So in the room it does that. You don't have to go like rub your body on the wall or anything. I would imagine it tests it against the paint or tested close to the paint. Eddie almost died of MRSA. I didn't have MRSA.

Staff infection. He was in Duke Hospital for weeks. Well, that was like the sixth hospital that. I've been to in like two years. And like people would just come and study him. They'd be like, yours is so weird. Can we come look at it? Every 30 minutes there'd be a class with clipboards.

Clipboards, like watching them. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Yeah, paint. If you're going for a job interview, it's important to schedule it at a certain time. They say, if you can get in in the morning because that's when the people hiring are in the best moods. Same thing with like judges.

Like if you have a court case, you don't want to go in the afternoon if you don't have to. Yeah, they're tired. They're tired and maybe a little cranky. If you can't get the first appointment of the day, try to ask for one early. research shows it's better to be the first, second, third person interviewed than the middle of the pack. They also say to be the very last is pretty good too, but you almost can't ask for that. Like, can I be last? That is from account temps.

And then finally, this physical activity is better at reducing stress than going to the gym. What is it, lunchbox? No, it's not that. Oh, man. Yeah, forget running on the treadmill or cycling. They say dancing is better because not only is it a physical activity that burns calories, your body moving, but it also reduces stress because it's an expression of emotions. And it also, you can strengthen social connections if you're dancing with other people around

you. It improves your mood. So encouraging people to get together and move together helps in the health side of things, but also the stress side of things. So dance away. That's from the New York Post. Is that because it leads to? No, because you can have dance parties with your kids. In fact, my kids therapist, they recommend it we do more dance parties in the kitchen because it gives you that like more long-term dopamine hit instead of one where you get the dopamine and then you crash dancing will help you like sustain it. I've got a little update here. We just went up a thousand followers on our YouTube page. Yeah. Thank you. Get the bell ring. $302,000. So we'd like to encourage you guys to go check out our YouTube page. We put a lot up there,

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Story of the day. This story comes to us from New Jersey. There's two guys in a comic book store looking at comic books when one guy's being really loud and this guy's like, hey, can you calm down? I'm trying to look at this comic book. Guy keeps still being loud. So the guy pulls out of gun and says, I told you. you to be quiet, I'm trying to look for a comic book.

So police were called and he was arrested. I'd have been quiet. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Sorry about that, sir. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. The real ID deadlines coming fast, May 7th. Holy crap. That's like a little more in two weeks. But you told us they were going to extend it.

No, I didn't say they would extend it. No, no, no. I said if I were betting, it's coming way too fast. There's too much controversy. I could not see. This was just me. I read nothing that led to me guaranteeing that I can't see this is going into effect because it is going to hurt places like airlines. And whenever money starts to be taken away from companies, they start to complain.

So I don't know that it's going to be punted, guys, just for the record. I hope you're right. If you're a betting, man. If you don't have a car, a real ID or a passport, you don't get to travel. You don't. If it stays as is. I'm just saying that again. Do not rely on me saying I feel because it's just a feeling.

Oh, yeah. No, I know that you're just putting a bet, but I'm going to bet on your bet. Yeah, I don't like that, though. No pressure on my bet. No pressure. You're good at betting. No pressure. I just am with you.

Air travelers across the country face a major deadline as the requirement for real ID at airport security does go into effect May 7th, but CBS News reports, most states are not fully prepared. No, they're not. Okay, you're just jumping in. You're just hallelujah in because you... Yeah, spread the word. We're not prepared.

The outlet analyzed all this data. Oh, yeah. And they found that at least 16 states are less than 50% compliant. Wow. Now, they've been telling us this for years. Like five. Because it's on us. They've been telling us this before COVID.

Like, you got to do this. And then COVID hits and we're like, not anymore. And it started to be a bit controversial and even political where people are like, we have a driver's license. So now you want us, the federal government wants to have, instead of state is driver's license. So they're like,

oh, the federal government wants to big brother us with this. Because all driver's license is now our state issued. They're not federal issued. Right. I don't know what's going to happen, but it still says May 7th.

And if you don't have it on May 7th and you don't have a passport, you're not going to be able to probably one vote, but voting's not right around the corner, but if you want to go and hop on a Southwest flight, you ain't going to be able to do that. Eddie? No, for sure.

I know, Amy has a passport, right? Yeah, I have a passport. My license is expired right now. You don't need it anymore. Who cares? Yeah, who cares? And I do have a passport, though. However, it expires at the end of this year.

The actual real ID deadline was May 11th, 2008. But it just shows you, we're so... 2008. We never even heard of it until... Well, it was there. We just didn't pay much attention to it. Big difference. Okay.

But I'm just here to say you have to get it. I don't want to be that person, but you have to get it. But if I were bad, I would bet they end up punting it again. Come on, baby. But now that you tell me 2008, maybe they won't. They got to force us into getting our act together. Because like enough is enough, right? In 2011, the extension by Homeland Security happened.

And then COVID happened in 2023. That was the extended deadline after COVID. Yeah, I'm telling you, we just suck. We're never going to get it unless it's eventually forced. Right. So that could be what happens to May 7th. It could, it could. We're done.

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