The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Phrases Bobby Can't Say In His Marriage + The Biggest Mistakes Of Our Lives + SO STRANGE Why Adults Using Objects Made For Kids

Episode Date: August 28, 2025

Amy brought in the five phrases you should be comfortable with in your marriage. Bobby has some big issues with the list. Eddie found something that adults are using that are meant for children. It inspires Bobby to possibly try it out. We went around the room and shared the biggest mistakes of our lives because Lunchbox shared a story of people being kicked off from Survivor before the show even started. Bobby shares his Top 3 all-time mistakes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning studio. Morning. Many adults are turning to adult pacifiers. No. No, no. As a way to cope with stress, anxiety, insomnia, and even smoking. Eddie put me on to this. Why did this story come into your...

No, no, it wasn't an algorithm or anything. It's just a new story I saw from, like, I think Japan. Everything's an algorithm. them. Everything is in the feed. You only get stuff. Okay. Your thoughts on them? I mean, they do this in Japan and I thought immediately thought, this is Amy. I mean, it's China. What? This is me? One is China. Two, he thought about you. Why did you think about Amy? Well, because Amy's like the first in like breakthrough therapy for things. Like anything that's kind of anti-traditional. Let's try this, you know, that's maybe not depend on medicine. Amy, this is you. Wait, okay. I am pro-medic

You're that personality. I think if I've ever shared with you anything about my therapy, it's experiential. I've done experiential therapy. But sometimes that can just be like, you know, getting out of your chair and walking around and moving and doing stuff. No, you tried. Ketamine? Yeah. And then you do forest bathing, like whatever that is.

Yes, I do. Yes. Okay. So, yeah, for my anxiety, you see me sucking on a pacifier. I see you not not sucking on a pacifier. Yeah. I'm in. How much? Let me look. I think you can just buy a pacifier.

No, no, it's adult pacifier. Oh, it's different. Yeah, maybe it's a little... Yeah, maybe it's a little... It's a little... Retailer support, let's see, they'd sell thousands. Some claim the products help with sleep apnea. Oh. Psychologists call this behavior regression where people revert to childhood comforts

during times of emotional stress. So like suck your thumb. That's gross though. My thumb's been in a lot of places you guys don't want to know. Where? You don't want to know. I'm curious. Top three bad places my thumb has been.

Number one. Yeah, I don't know. I'm curious what dentists have to say about this because it can, you know, sucking your thumb. I don't know if a passy does the same thing. We're going to not call it a passy, though, right? I know. A pastifier, you know, can like push your teeth around. Good point.

Well, I think my teeth have been pushed around just by my mouth guard. I thought your mouth guard's supposed to keep your teeth. No, it keeps me from grinding them. But it's moving them? I think so because now I got gaps in the middle of all my teeth. Oh. I think that's either from getting older or from my. I'm going to order. Okay, I'm ordering.

Wait, you're going to try this? I'm going to order a couple. Well, yeah, he has sleep apnea. It sounds like it's for him. Yeah, that's a good point. This is not a pacifier. It is a passie. No, no, listen to this.

And you do not call it that. Wait, what's your version to passy? Passifier. It's called a pacifier. A passie is what you said to a baby. Right. Oh, did you get you a little passing? Would you say blanket or becky?

But they are four babies. Like, you have a blanket on your legs right now. Would you say a binkie? But some people still have their binkies as adults and they carry them around and they say like, oh, this is my binkie. Listen to this. This is a, it has a strap on it. Pacifier and gag set. No, no, no, no, no.

I think that's for something else. Dirty, dude. Right, what color is it? Black. Yeah, I think that that's for a different kind of. Yeah. Exactly. Okay.

Yeah. Adult size pacifier set. Adult size. Cute print. Yeah, because they're big. Two pacifier pack. I'm going to get these. Prime.

I can get it today. You can get them. Customized too. Can you put like a little hog on it? I don't think I want to hog on. Oh my God. Where on during sports of it? Like when you get anxious about, like a long play, you just call in it's a close game up in a pasty. Oh, you said it. I know it's part of the joke. Oh. Yeah. Okay, here we go. I got it. Boom. Okay. I ordered it. I'm going to be honest. I thought this would be Amy's thing. I'm not into it. I think it's just funny. And let's see if it works. Place your order, $27 for two adult pacifiers.

My anxiety, by the way, I don't know that this would be for me because any anxiety that I've experienced. in life is circumstantial. So it's when I'm in something. Like I don't, thankfully, I don't live with any sort of chronic anxiety or anything. So I'm very grateful for that. Only when I sleep, like when I calm down. So it's perfect. So you can put your, what if I passy and mouth guard? Right. I'm totally guarded from the elements. Okay, I'll bring in my adult passies as Amy calls them. That's so weird. It is weird. I don't know what's weird or a passie or saying, or hearing somebody say panties. No, panties is normal. I think. I think it just depends on who says it.

I do not like it. Yeah. When you say it, it feels creepier. Panties? Yeah. It feels weird. It's the anonymous bin-barks. Hello, Bobby Bones.

I think my girlfriend is pulling some kind of loyalty test on me. She confronted me with earrings that she says she found in my bed sheets. There's been no one in my bed other than me and her. When I said that I had no idea, she accused me of cheating and stormed out of the house. Now, she's trying to see how I react to test my loyalty or does she want out? But I don't want to be the bad guy. I know the truth. So I ask you, do I even bother trying to explain myself here when there's nothing to explain?

Signed boyfriend being tested. Who's your ring? Yeah, what is happening? I had a friend once who found some women's underwear in his car. Oh. Eddie? That wasn't me. Was that me?

Yeah, that was you. Yeah, that was weird, but that was, I don't, I did not know what those were. I know. But it wasn't women's underwear. No, it was like a headband. It was like an air mask thing for kids. But it looked like panties, dude. No.

And it looked like panties. And it freaked me out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I had no idea what, so I know what this guy's feeling. You're like, I don't know what those are. And it doesn't matter what you do, you just look guilty. Yeah, and the more you fight it, the guiltier you look. Well, yeah, but if there's nothing to explain, then how does he explain it?

You say it like this. Because once, my wife found like a cheetah sweater in the studio, like a woman's cheetah sweater. And she was like, hey, I was going through cleaning some stuff up and I found this women's cheetah sweater. Do you know who this is? And I was like, I did not know who that is. Could have been a bunch of people, but it definitely wasn't mine. Definitely wasn't.

She was like, all right, cool. I felt like if I'd have been like, I don't know. She'd have been like, you're lying. Turns out it was Carla Marie from Carla Marie and Anthony. Anthony, and they had been over and she left her sweater behind. So there was a reason behind it. But she never questioned it because I wasn't like, why do you put me to the test?

Yeah, like, is this a test? Like, and what a weird way to... It's not a test. I know. You don't think this... The earrings? You don't think the earrings? I don't think it's a test.

But what are the earrings doing in the bed? I don't know the answer to that, but I don't think this is a test. So did people do that? Men and women, did they do that in relationships? Like, plant something as a test? I've never heard of it. I've never heard of them. I've never heard of me either.

That sounds like very unhealthy. I don't think this is a test. I think somehow some earrings some way got into the laundry. If he's saying he didn't do it and they're not hers, there's some unexplainable way that they got in those sheets. Because I'm going to believe him because he's asking them. Housekeeper? It could have been a hundred different things.

It could have been Carla Marie for all we know. Do you know if it's one earring or both? Well, just because that's different. I mean, two would be. She can front of me with earrings. that she says she found in my bed sheets. Okay. There's been no one in my bed other than me and her.

That sounds like a plant. Two earrings. Or do you think they're actually his? Like they're another girls. I'm believing it. I think somehow they got mixed into some laundry, somehow. They got made up in the bed? Here's my advice to him.

The more you try to fight it and say it's not, the more you're going to look like a liar. You have to say these are not mine. I understand that's weird. But you got to understand. I don't know where they came from. And like fully. Don't tell her she has to understand twice.

I'd be like three times. You got to understand. But the more you try to fight it, it's going to look like you're lying. So state it, say it, say, I have the same questions. I don't know where they came from. But do like OJ. I'll find the killer. You say that?

Yeah. He said that. I forgot about that. Yeah, he was going to find the killer. If you didn't do it, dude, there's nothing to worry about. And don't over, don't over explain because you look like a liar. Yeah. And if you think she's doing that as a test,

That's weird. If you think she has that in her, that's weird. Not a good sign. Nope. I'd never heard of that. I never heard of that. And take it from Eddie, who found women's underwear in his car.

It wasn't mine, man. Because what might happen is, they may not even be real earrings. Like, she may have found some metal and be like, what are this, thinks it's near, and who knows what it is. Give her time,

take a breath and go from there. But if you start over-explanning, you look like a liar. Earring's in the bed, though? I know, it does sound weird. It does sound weird. All right, there you go. Close it up.

This guy Oliver claims he hasn't slept in two years. I mean, he has to have slept somehow. A 32-year-old former train conductor claims he has been unable to sleep for two years living in a permanent state of alertness that has destroyed his life. His condition began suddenly one night and he continued despite trying strong sedatives. He's traveled the world to seek medical help. He's tried various therapies, drugs and even hallucinogenic herbs with no success. But like how is he functioning?

No. But at some point his body has to be sleeping or resting in some point. I mean, it might be like 10 minutes at a time, but there has to be something, right? Or else you just, how is he alive? The extreme sleep deprivation has forced him to sell us home, move back in with his mom, and spend a fortune seeking treatments in places like India, Italy, Turkey, and Colombia. He's used various drugs, medical experts debate whether his condition is real. As studies show animals die within weeks without sleep.

Some doctors suspect paradoxial insomnia where patients think they're awake but they're actually experiencing light sleep but this doesn't alleviate his suffering. Right, right, right. Okay, so he does sleep then. They're not saying he does that. They're saying that is one theory they have

that could be happening. Yeah, I mean, even if he's getting like teeny tiny amount he's still suffering big time. Has he tried Xanax? I think he's trying a lot of the things. Melatonin? Oh, I hate melatonin. Melatonin is the opposite for me.

You know, caffeine doesn't wake me up, speaking of that. Really? Caffeine does nothing to me. Huh. It doesn't have an effect on me at all. But you don't really drink coffee. No, don't like to taste of coffee. Yeah.

But there's caffeine. Like, I'll have an energy drink occasionally. Sometimes you'll see them. I'm like, I just like the burn of it more than, because caffeine doesn't affect me. Would this guy win the world record? Like, if he could prove it. Yeah, he's got to prove it. Because if he's already going through this, you might as well win a record.

I mean, there are people that have gotten on live streams and not slept for like four or five days and, like, died. Yeah. That would be my superpower. Stay awake. Stupidly. They're like, okay, we've given everybody a superpower. Superman, you can fly.

Wonder Woman, you can like use this lasso that's electronic. I don't know what the crap she has. Lassow of truth. Yeah. And me, it's like, Bobby, you don't have to sleep. I'm like, wait, that's all? I have.

That would be my superpower. That would suck. Good luck to the guy. I'm really rooting for him. If somebody who doesn't sleep, great, sounds terrible. But also, you could lie about this. You could. It's like when people go and die and see other.

You can't prove that they did that. You could, but you can totally bust this guy if you walked in and he's sleeping. Busted, take a picture. Have him sleeping? Yeah. I think it's just overall, like he lacks sleep the last two years. You know who can sleep? Lunchbox.

Oh, like that. We did a bit where we went now. He went to a bed store. This is a bit we did a couple years ago. He went to like a bed store. I was like, I want to test his bed out. And then he went to sleep for like in half hour in the store in the bed. True or false.

True. And I mean, I can fall asleep. No problem. I set my alarm on my phone when I was at the bed store. So I'd wake up or I'd have been there forever. And they just let me sleep. It's pretty cool. They think you're weird? I think she thought I was weird because Abby was in there and talking to her and was like, yeah, that guy was a little strange when I walked out. But I mean, hey, they want me to test the mattress. And if I like it, maybe I'll buy it. So they're not going to disturb my sleep. Imagine a dude coming into the store just going to sleep on your bed. That'd be so weird. That will be bizarre. Well, we're wishing this guy the best. It's time for the good news.

with Amy. Tell me something good. All right, there's a couple, Taylor and Jason. Back when they were teenagers, they met working at a senior living center in Webster, New York called Baywind. She was a server. He did maintenance. Fast forward a few years.

And it sounds like Aberlevene Skater Boy. She was a server. He did maintenance. Can I make it? That's where my head goes when you're telling that story. But go ahead. So fast forward, they eventually got engaged and married. And guess where they decided to have a second ceremony?

I'm going to guess the old folks on because that's where you set us up to guess. Yeah. Yeah. I thought so too. Yeah, because they wanted to celebrate with their 200 grandparents. They wanted them to be a part of the big day. And they wanted to exchange vows in front of them because obviously this has rich history in their relationship. And they have deep bonds with a lot of the people that live at the community.

And it's just really special. They decided to do that. I mean, they had a wedding and then they decided to do a second vow ceremony situation there. So, well, you don't want them to the main wedding? Well, I just didn't, you know, I thought the main wedding was going to be there and that'd be tough. It's all prunes. Extra thoughtful. It's got to be done by 6 o'clock.

Fiber and prunes, all, yeah. Hey, where my dad lived, his assistant living place? Like, my kids to this day ask if, even though my dad has died, they're like, can we please go back and eat there? They had the best food, especially the rolls. They loved the roles. So. DJ, play that song. Dam, dam.

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. The old school. All right, there you go. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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At the end of the day, when people are at home, they want entertainment. To hear this and more, listen to Reality with the King on the IHard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Here's a voicemail from Corey in Nashville. I just want to bring up a segment that I think would be fantastic. How irritated can I get lunchbox each week? Just off to the gas station, $50 stretch ticket, scratch it, $2,000.

Thank, that's awesome. Can you imagine winning $2,000, first of all? That's crazy. Does that drive you, because that doesn't drive me crazy, I'm happy for him. It drives me crazy. Like, I mean, I hear the extent. excitement and the fact is he doesn't even care about winning the $2,000 it doesn't sound like. Yeah, he does? No, no.

What he's more excited about is making my life miserable because he immediately called to make my life miserable, not to celebrate his $2,000 win. Like, he didn't call family members. He called to rub it in my face. Like, ah, your life sucks. And, I mean, it's like, cool, man, thanks. I think that was just a bonus. Your life sucks. I think it was awesome to win the $2,000.

Gosh, that would be. I mean, what a feeling to scratch you to get two extra. thousand dollars in your pocket. Yeah, walk us through what's happening right now. Walk us through your fantasy. I'm like, okay, now on the way home from work, if I stop at the gas station, I go in, I scratch a ticket, and I get $2,000.

I just, I got to start scratching. Oh, I got the matching number two. Oh, comma. Whoa. Zero, zero, zero. Woo. God, that would be awesome. Yeah, it would be awesome, huh? It's never going to happen, though.

But why do you get so mad, though, at other people winning? I would see it as hope. Amy, I try to look at his hope, but it's just like everything I do, I've been playing for so long. And $250 is the largest I've ever hit. That part to me is crazy. I might be the most unlucky person there is. That's just all there is to it. Maybe in the lottery.

Yeah, not in life, certainly. Life's good, man. Yeah, life for you is great. Could be better. Okay. Okay. You're a half glass empty kind of guy. I think you're a glass all the way empty guy.

No, I mean, I have some good things, but I could have some great things if I could just hit. If I could just hit. It's like a fourth way fool or fourth way empty. What amount of money would it take for you to hit to actually be satisfied, though? Not super happy, but satisfied. Satisfied. Yeah, not like top of the world. I want a billion.

But like what number is like, oh, it finally did it? This is awesome. So not top of the top because two million, I'd be like, wow. I mean, I'm set for life. Yeah, two million would be great. You know, that, that would be like, that may be top of the mountain. I know, because if I won 700 million, that's top of the mountain. So two million is really good.

But like, all right, I finally, 500,000. So that to you would be like, I hit 500,000. I can stop thinking my life sucks because I haven't hit the lottery. Yeah. Half a mill? The fact that you're thinking about, it's crazy. Like, maybe it wouldn't be enough. What about, like, 10,000, though?

And 10,000, nice? It's nice, Eddie. You're right. It's nice. I mean, it's sort of like a candy bar is nice, but it's not like a filling. Any listeners out there, this is why I like to ask. If you do win, please call us and let us know on the voicemail line. Every single one?

Every single one. If you win over like 500 bucks, call our voicemail and let us know. Give us all the details. 877-Bobby. We want to be happy for you. And every one of us will be happy for you, right, everybody? Yes. I didn't hear you, lunch, lunch, Buck.

I'm not going to be happy. This is going to drive me nuts. I'm going to have to start getting on the voicemail and deleting them. Okay, so I don't think you know how to do that. I wouldn't have no idea. Yeah, I'd have no idea. So, leave us a voicemail if you win. We're going to talk about the biggest mistake you ever made in your life.

Now, Lunchbox brings this story because what did you see happen? Oh, my goodness. Survivor 49 is about to start, right? So they just revealed the cast and they said two alternates had to be put in the game 24 hours before it started. Because they fly down the location, you're not allowed to talk to people. You're not allowed to make eye contact. You're not allowed to make signals. And two players were trying to non-verbally communicate

like form an alliance before the game even started. And they got kicked out of Survivor. Did they know each other before? No. Like how did they find each other to even start trying to cheat? I assume they have meetings or whatever, or they're in the hallway, they're eating at the same place. I don't know.

But Jeff Probs just said, we do not allow any form of communication. And when you break the rules, we take it very seriously. And they have to legally because of the money. If there's prize money and follows under federal rules. Like when I did dancing with the stars, they couldn't tell us anything. Like, I didn't know anything.

I never knew if I was leading. I never knew where I was. They never said you're doing good or bad because they can't because it's real money. It's a competition. It's a game. So they're off the show. Imagine you're one of the alternates though and you're like, man, I almost made it. Yes.

Oh, that'd be a game changer. And that's what he said. He was like, they went through the whole casting process. They made it. elected and get down there and buy your dreams come true dreams crushed see you later does this drive you crazy as someone who's always wanted to be on a show yeah oh drives me nuts how can you not just wait 24 more hours to get on the island and start playing the game how you have to go home to your family and all your friends that know you're going on survivor and be

like yeah man I try to form an alliance before the show started I got kicked I mean you'll never get another chance. It's over. Biggest mistake you ever made in your life. Now, not regret. I think that's a different thing. The biggest mistake you ever made. We know Amy's. What? What's Amy's? Marriage.

No. No, I don't regret my marriage. I'm glad I was married to Ben. I'm thankful for our two children. I guess in that same thing. Don't let them troll you. Don't let them troll you. No, I won't. I don't regret that. I do not regret my marriage. I would not change it. A mistake I think we made was getting married so quickly. Okay, so what's the biggest mistake you ever made, Amy? You can go first. Well, honestly, before lunchbox, like, hijacked my whole marriage,

that's not a regret. I do not regret my marriage. But I think a mistake we made was rushing into it. Because I think if we had gone slower, we could have learned more, and our marriage would have been different, if that makes sense. I accept it. So that, that, I think we could have had a better time. I don't know, the in result was still been.

the same. Lunchbox, do you feel like she's just saying what you said? No, I already had it. I nailed it. No, Bobby, I feel like it's very different because I don't regret it. I just wonder if he hears what you're saying or if he hears what he said, just echoed back. No, I still, I would never change being married to Ben and having our relationship. I think we could have had a different relationship had we paused, taken more time to get to know each other and had more tools and resources.

Because honestly, when we were going through trying to save our marriage, I thought this could actually happen. But then like so much, so many years, like so much damage had been done. You don't have to defend it. I guess I'm just sharing that I think the mistake is what if we had gotten those tools earlier. There you go. Yeah. You know what I hear? What do you hear?

I hear if we would have gone slower, we would have never got married. Okay. But I don't regret. I mean, wait, what? I love it. I know, I know. I know. It's like y'all not hearing what I'm saying because I think if we had gone slower,

we could have gotten to know each other and learn how to handle things in a different way. You're letting him troll you, Amy. You're letting him troll you. Lunchbox, what is your biggest mistake ever? Mine's now joining the show. Do you want to guess his? 20 years ago. What's yours?

Oh, I know. Assign one to him. Don't pick a real one. Assign one to him like he did you. Oh, but I mean, I probably know what he's going to say. What? He's going to say, when it wasn't home, when real world calls. and I missed the Los Angeles area code,

and then I missed my shot on the real world. Lunchbox? And it was one day in college. I drove to College Station, Texas. I did an open casting call for real world road rules, and I drove back to San Antonio, and I had a 4 p.m. economics class. And I was like, well, I'm home in time.

Might as well go to class. And I got home, and they had called the house phone. And I missed it. You don't know for sure. They weren't offering you a spot. I'm not saying they were off for me to go to the next round. They were saying, hey, you were so interesting. We need to talk to you again.

Or, hey, did you leave your wallet behind? We found something here. If you've been anything. I mean, I just sat there and I'm like, why would I ever go to class? And why did they call my home phone? Like, why did they call the home phone? Why did I even give that an, oh, man. I think about it probably twice a week.

Probably why you gave that as an option is because we didn't have cell phones. No, we had cell phones, man. Oh, you did? Yeah. I had a next tail where you could, it was like a walking talking too. Why would you put your home phone then? I wanted to make sure they had every way to get a hold of me. And they only called.

They picked the second one on the list. That's why we don't know it was that. Okay, but, okay, got it. Eddie, force mistake. Oh, man, about a year after we got married, we were debt free. Like, we were just newlyweds, no money problems. And I saw that Pearl Jam was opening up for you two in Hawaii. And my wife says, let's go.

We got a credit card and we went to Hawaii. It was awesome. But that was the start of my $40,000 debt. Because after that, dude, like, we just went, hey, why? Barriers been broken. Like, why stop? Putting everything on that credit card, man, we got into so much debt. I would take that back in a heartbeat.

I made a list. Number three on my list is I was captain of my high school football team, my senior year. We went out for the coin toss. And we were playing Spartan. And it was for a spot in the playoffs, like a higher spot. And so I go out and Coach Gandalf's like, we want to kick, we want to play defense first. And I'm like, all right. So I'm fired up.

We go out. They win the coin toss and they're like, we defer. And I'm like, we're going to kick. Which means we're going to kick, but they get to pick it second half. So we kicked to start the game. We kicked it half time. And it was the worst decision ever made. Oh, I know.

Yeah, it's terrible. What did the ref do though? The refee like, are you sure? Because when they defer- Like, they can't guide you? No. When they defer, so in case everybody knows, that means. means they want to make their selection at halftime. And their selection is going to be receive at half.

So that means we have to receive at the beginning of the game or we kick off twice. We kicked off to start the game. We kicked off at halftime. I came off the field. Coach Gandalf said for one of the smartest people I've ever had on a team, that's the dumbest, blanking thing I've ever seen. Loud. Everybody heard it.

We lost the game by six points. Oh no. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a real terrible. That's a terrible mistake. Number two, drag racing mowers when I work maintenance on a golf course. Should have never done it, didn't win the race, thought it was stupid to begin with. we have our green mowers on the back of the carts.

We're drag racing them on a side street and the superintendent of the golf course pulls around and sees this. And another time I got screamed at. Other person got fired. I didn't get fired. I was a good employee. I wouldn't do that though. Got nothing out of it and lost the race. Number one is not going a couple years ago to San Francisco to watch Arkansas and Zaga play basketball because I thought I don't want to fly out there and lose and we ended up winning going Sweet 16.

That would have been awesome. I regret that. Yeah, those are my three biggest mistakes. Yeah. So. These are all... Who's is the worst? Mine are all what?

Well, sort of. I mean, drag racing is the sport. Well, that's not a sport. That's a sport. That's not a sport. That's all kind of sports related. It's being stupid. I can't believe those people get kicked off Survivor because they were trying to, like,

low-key cheat. That's not even real cheating. So, rest in peace to their... To their... Short-lived... Reality show careers. Amy, what are these phrases? Well, apparently, if you plan to be married for a long time, you should get comfortable saying these five phrases to your partner when necessary.

Okay, I do plan to be married for a long time. So I fit. Okay, let's go. Number one. I don't like the way I just reacted. And I'm really sorry. I'll work on handling these moments differently. That feels so mature.

Mm-hmm. Okay, say it again how I need to say it. I don't like the way I just reacted. And I'm really sorry. I'll work on handling these moments differently. I don't like the way I react. to and I'm real, whoa. Was that hard?

That was tough. I couldn't get it out. I couldn't get it out. Yeah, that's tough. That was tough. I wouldn't say it like that. Well, you can put your own twist on it. It's just like the gist of these phrases.

It's like being, if you want a long successful marriage. Let me twist it. Okay. The way I would say that exact meaning. I don't know. We both said some stuff. No. That doesn't work.

Is that not the same thing that you said? I don't know. I don't know what you heard, but that is not it. Yeah, that's tough. Okay. Number two. You matter more to me. than winning this argument.

Let's find a win-win solution. Now that I can see you never saying. Rude. Sorry. Out of all five, like that's the one where I was like, no way, Bob. Why?

Why would I not say that one? Because you like to win, and you've said countless times on the show before that you set out to just win an argument. Even if you know that you're wrong, you'll still try to win it. You have said that. Yeah.

Fair enough. All right, number three? I know we haven't gotten us time in a while. So I planned a date for us this weekend. Babysitter's coming. I made a reservation at the dinner spot you wanted to try. Again, it's just the sentiment, the gist, but being intentional like that. Well, we are intentional right now to where we don't have to do that because we have

Tuesday night set aside every week. Say it. And if Tuesday night, if something happens and I'm not here, we then, before I even leave, create that space a different night. Like we are very consistent. No, you weren't consistent, but I would say we're purposeful

in scheduling that time and not because I feel like we need it because we do spend a lot of time together but so it doesn't happen. So yeah. Yeah, I wanted you to say it's in the calendar. It is in the calendar.

Yeah. And I think there was probably, that's hot. There was a problem at first. I think there was a communication difference between my wife and I because I was like scheduling it. I was like, hey, whatever we want to do, let's schedule it.

And this is when we first got married. She was like, I don't feel like I need to be scheduled. But then I don't think she realized that my priorities fall. If I put it in my schedule, it is absolutely a priority and nothing takes over. Where hers was like, well, I don't want it to feel clinical that we have to. And I think there was communication. I think they became understanding of each other more than I have convinced. I think she now gets me and I understand why she felt that way as well.

You should say that. I put that on the list. Good stuff. Thanks. Put that on there. It's the other crap. I ain't saying it. Okay, maybe you'll say this.

This is number four. Sometimes I assume you know how much you mean to me. I need to say it more. I love you and I'm grateful for you. I don't know when that version would come up. Because in a fight, I'm not saying that. Well, you don't have to be in a fight. These are just five phrases to get used to saying in marriage.

Yeah, some of this stuff has been if you're in an argument, but like being intentional about a date night and then making sure that you convey how you feel to them. Like sometimes that can just, especially with kids, it can just get lost in the mix and you don't ever like stop to just say, hey, I love you and I'm grateful for you. Yeah, I do say I love you a lot. Say that last one again, Amy. Okay. Sometimes I assume you know how much you mean to me. I need to say it more. I love you and I'm grateful for you. That's a baller. Like think about a random. It's a lot of words. It is a lot of words. It's the sentiment. Make it put your own spin on it. Like you imagine like you're just walking by the kitchen and she's in there. and you just say that, dude, it's over.

Yeah, like, yeah, do you think she's going to want you? Yeah. Like, she'll put whatever she's doing down and it's over. Try it. I don't think that my wife would be like, are you recording me? Is this a bit? All right, next one. Okay, final one.

I am sorry for getting defensive and not hearing you out. Would you share that again so I can understand what you're saying? Love that one. I don't hate that one. You can do that one? Yeah, especially because if you don't, sometimes we hear it through a filter and then it gets twisted up in our mind. So something Ben and I learned in couples therapy and then later co-parenting therapy after we knew we were getting divorced is repeating

back that that exercise in therapy where it's like they say something and then you literally say to them, okay, what I'm hearing you say is and then you repeat back what you think the verbatim is and sometimes we would get it right. And then other times our therapist would be like, that's not what he said at all. And I'm like, no, I'm pretty sure that's what he said. And they're like, No, try again. And you practice getting it right because sometimes our filters are so good that we twist it. You know what drives my wife crazy? What?

Whenever I super hardcore apologize when I don't mean it. Okay, well, that would drive me crazy too. It drives her crazy. Yeah, why do you do that? Over the top. Because if it's like we're having a discredit or something, I'm like, you know what? I'm very sorry. I should have never.

Look at me, Mr. Sorry. She hates me. That sounds exhausted. I think that's what she hates the most about that. Yeah. I'm like, hey, color me sorry, I guess. What age are you going back to with that one, I wonder? No, I don't think I'm going back.

I think I'm in that age. Relationship-wise, I'm like 14 now. I've really graduated up. Okay, thank you for that, Amy. Yeah. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it.

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preseason, and they had 120 high school girls flag football players come by and just watch the camp. But that's not really the story. The story is not only do they have them come by and just watch camp, which was cool because they were like supporting them, showing them football. It was they got to go and they had all these racks of like cleats and all these racks of like workout apparel. And they were like, this is all for you guys. Oh, wow. And it was a, yeah, it's super cool because they weren't expecting that.

It was just cool to be able to go to practice. And then they got there. And the CEO, Kevin Warren, they had all these racks and smaller shoes because they only got to pick from the guys that played. Probably nothing would fit. Yeah. But they had shoes for all the girls. It was super cool. I wanted to share that.

Lunchbox is a Bears fan. Yeah, it really makes me a little bit jealous and I don't really understand just because they're girls that play flag football. Well, I think it could have been even a guy, a kid's pee-wee football. They just wanted to do something good for kids.

Okay. That's a good story, man. Just give back. That's cool. Does it matter? Why do you pee in every ball at your years? No, no, I wasn't peeing. I was just saying it'd be nice if like...

You guys sent you something? They gave people on the radio something. There you go. Invited me to camp. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something Good. The morning corny.

What kind of Labor Day party to hairdressers love to throw? What kind of Labor Day party to hairdressers love to throw? Blowout. That's a great answer. It's blowout. It's got to be blowout. It's not it. Oh, that's a good one, though.

It is good, but. Blowout. Die, tie, die, cut. Cissor. Labor Day. Hair spray. Holiday, blowout. Party barge.

Perm. Perm. Drill. Buzz cut. Read it again. What kind of Labor Day party do hairdressers love to throw? Party barge. Barbecue. Barbecue.

That's it. Barbecue. Good job, dude. Yes. All right, go. Nailed it. How did the hairdresser win the race? Cut.

Cut. Yeah, cut. Cut. Cut the short. Cut a short cut. Yes. Oh, okay. Okay.

Why did the banana visit the hairstress? They was starting to peel. He was starting to peel. Roots. Banana. Why did a banana, banana peel, slip? Hairdew. No, no, no, no.

A monkey's eat bananas. Monkey, is there a monkey haircut? Read it again, please. Why did the banana visit the hairstylist? Yellow. Peel. Banana. Banana split.

Potassium. Need a new dye. Potassium. That's it, time. He had split ins. You were close with the banana split. It's tough. Maybe banana split ends.

Sure. Because you have to have banana split in there. It's tough to get a joke you don't even like to go out on. Did y'all catch the theme though? Yeah, yeah, barbers. Yep, hairdressers. How do we not catch a theme? Every question was it.

I love a good theme. How many do we get there? You got two. Two. You were so close to getting the third. I know it felt like more, but no. Shanaya is 60 years old today. Happy birthday, Shania Twain.

Wow. Wow, she looks good for 60. Don't think of her getting older. She's always in the leopard print, you know? Her name is Eileen, Regina Edwards. She took the last name Twain after she was adopted by her stepfather, Jerry Twain, who she saw as her true father. She was named after both of her grandparents,

Eileen and Regina. She changed her name to Shania because she said she needed a stage name that sounded a little less like her grandma. That's funny. I'll give you the real name of a musician. Tell me if you can name the real celebrity. Okay. The stage name. And then if you can get it without me giving you the clue, you get two points.

You'll get a clue if you get it, then you only get one point. Okay. Amy, you're first. Carlos Irwin Estevez. Oh. And if you need the clue, let me know. Estevez. Carlos Irwin Estevez.

I only know Emilio Estevez, but I think he has a brother. But I'll go with Emilio. Incorrect. Dang it. It's the brother. It's the brother Charlie Sheen. Charlie. Oh, yeah.

Carlos and Charlie. Carlos and Charlie. That's like the Mexican name. Carlos is the Mexican name for Charlie. I thought you meant like the place on the water. I think that's the joke of that place. Yeah. Carlos and Charlies.

Oh, I know that. Famous dad and brother was the clue. Should have taken a hit. A hit. Oh, Amy, Amy. It's early. Okay. Next up.

Lunchbox. Stephanie Joanne, Angelina Germanada. Yeah, that's easy. Go ahead. That's Angelina Jolie. Incorrect. Could have taken the clue. The clue was singer, songwriter, and actress.

Oh. Who is it? Lady Gaga. Correct. Oh, wow. I would have got it either way. Okay. No points.

Eddie, over to you. Come on. Reginald. Kenneth Dwight Reginald Kenneth Dwight Gosh, I have someone in mind but I'll think the hint

You can talk it out But you don't have to give the answer I mean I have someone in mind But like Who is it? No, I don't know I like a picture someone You don't have anybody in mind

I mean It's almost like I saw someone Commit a crime And I can kind of see who it is Okay You want the clue? Please British piano player

Oh Elton John Correct Wow that's not who I had in mind Eddie with one point back around. Isn't there's Reginald? Reginald Kenneth Dwight, yeah. That's funny.

Amy, over to you. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson. For two points without the clue. That's got to be Kate Hudson, right? No, no. Catherine Elizabeth. Is it Jennifer Hudson? Is it...

Do you want to guess? Three seconds. Shoot. Give me a hint. Singer. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson. Oh, is that Katie Perry? Answer.

Oh, my gosh. Katie Perry. Correct. One point. Oh, wow. Amy, good job. How? Lunchbox.

Yep. Thomas Mathiper the fourth. Thomas. Mapother. M-A-P-H-E-R. Thomas Mathiper the fourth. Thomas Maphafer the fourth. Mapither.

Thomas. Dang, that's tough, man. For two points. You want the clue? I'm going to have to go clue because I don't know what Mapifer means. What's the last name? It doesn't only mean anything. The clue is action movie star.

Give me Jason Statham. No, Tom Cruise. Whoa. That's his name. Eddie. Come on. Robin Finty. Like Fentanyl?

I don't know. Robert Fentanyl. I don't know what that last name means. It doesn't mean anything, Eddie. It's the last name. This is the last name. Yeah, give me the hit. Billionaire artist.

Oh, Banksy. Oh, I don't know. Why would you jump so quick at that? What other artists do I know that's a billionaire? First of all, we don't officially know who Banksie is. Oh. So it's in the name. Robin Fenty is Rihanna.

Her makeup line is Fenty. I was thinking like a painter artist, but okay. One more round. Mike, what's the score? Amy and 81, Lungepot Zero. Okay. Amy, over to you. Richard Starkey.

What? Richard Starkey. Richard Dick. Richard. Richard Stark, Stark. It's their stage name. We're looking for their real name. Richard Starkie.

I need a hint. Drummer and a legendary band. Drummer in a legendary band. Okay, Tommy Lee. Ringo Star. Oh. Amy with one, retires with one? Dang.

Stark. Lunchbox over to you. Yeah. Eric Marlon Bishop. Eric Marlon Bishop. Eric Marlin Bishop Marlon Wayans whatever they're Wayne's brother

Why he didn't want a clue He can't have one really Yeah he could he could tie it and he'd go to sudden death No because Eddie if Eddie gets it then he'd win I wanted to put the pressure The answer is Jamie Fox Man what was the clue

The clue was multi-talented actor that started a famous biopic Eddie for the win Come on Nicholas Kim Coppola Oh, oh. That's only one person I can think of right there. All you need is one point. And he is the nephew of Francis Ford Coppola, the director.

So give me Nicholas Cage. That's correct. Wow. Yes. For you, since you won Karen Elaine Johnson, won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. That's tough. It's Whoopi Goldberg.

Oh, was never going to get that. Demetria Jean Gwold. Guines. Guyanes. Hint. Dimitri Ajean Guines. Married three times. One marriage with the musician, two with two famous actors. Selim Dion. Did me more. Oh. One last one. Gordon Sumner.

Hint. Goes about one name. Bono. Sting. Oh, no. Paul David Houston. That's Bono. Bono. There it is. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead.

Story up the day. This story comes with us from. Erling, Iowa. A 34-year-old man got a business credit card, you know, from his work, and he's like, oh, man, I'm at the store. There's some Pokemon cards. Let me buy some of those. Then he made a fake receipt, say to his work expenses.

He's like, that was easy. He ended up spending $140,000 on Pokemon cards. Oh, my gosh. And then just like, right, right, working cards. Expensed it off. Made it seem like it was work stuff. You don't think they're going to check that for $140,000? Like, for $63,000.

they may let that one slide. Well, it's funny to because it's Pokemon cards, right? Like, people do this like a, you know, well, those bad clubs, you know? Oh, oh, my friend's husband works of the guy. They just got busted for doing it with DoorDash a lot. Oh, he's saying strip club. You're saying DoorDash.

No, I'm just, yeah, I was saying something more. Okay, people maybe do strip clubs. But, yeah, DoorDash. He was like Uber eats, DoorDash, like food for his whole family. But just, like, putting it on the war car. Oh, man, that's crazy. Yeah. To think you're not going to be caught after doing a,

$100,000 plus. Okay. That's crazy. So he's going to prison for four months. Hopefully he's a model citizen. Four months. Yeah, that does seem a bit dramatic, but drastic. But yeah.

I mean, it's wire fraud. Yeah, it's Pokemon, though. I think that's count right. Yeah, yeah, okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Amy, $100. If you can tell me who the head football coach at Kentucky is.

I can't, I'm okay. $100. Amy, it's money. Come on. I guess I'll just say Tom Johnson. Wow. Wow, she got it. Nah.

His name is Mark Stoops. I mean. Familiar? Nope. I was talking to him about fighting and like they start fighting. All the teams start fighting with each other as camp is getting near the end because you've just been practicing against each other. And then I also talked a little bit about back in the day when I used to play high school football. And he was talking about some of the stuff that we used to do back then that they can't do anymore.

So here's a clip of Coach Mark. stoops on 25 whistles. Right towards the end of camp, we had one of those hot days and guys were just on each other's nerves and we had a big fight right at the end of practice and it kind of pissed me off. I blew the whistle and teed it up and started practice completely over again. We went right to stretch lanes. Then we went to individual, added another special teams period and was going through practice and then time ran out. You know, I have some rules and regulations that I have to stand by. So I went as long as I could. Then I, you know, wrapped it up. So I, I went as long as I could with a new practice. So, you know, we have to be more disciplined. You know, fights are

going to happen in camp. But the way this one, you know, happened, I just kind of had enough and wanted to kind of set down the law for them. That's old school. Like, that's like, again, I only played, like, high school football. So, like, back in the day, we didn't even get water if we weren't good. But we would finish, we would come back from a way game. And if we played terrible, like, we'd have to get out and run sprints at night. They'd try. turn the lights on. Do you do anything like that if it's like a bad game? Do you ever show back up and like, all right, boys, into film now or let's run sprints? I'd like to a couple times, but I haven't done that one, but I think we needed to a few times. I might have to incorporate that if we

have a bad game this year. We used to like do Oklahoma drill pregame as well. That's the stupidest thing we could have ever done, right? Yeah. Yeah, that's not very smart. Yeah. You're probably going to do enough hitting in that game, so I think that's probably enough. They've outlawed that drill. We can't even do that drill anymore in college football. Did gasser still exist, or maybe that term isn't used anymore? Or bull in the ring, two of the old school things. Yeah, I mean, gassers, you know, I think there's different forms of gasserers. They still exist.

You know, in the summer, 110 certainly jump on the back of our players, that's for sure. And we have a beautiful hill right outside my office here on the practice field that we do some hills, things of that nature. But bull in the ring, no more of that as well. I mean, they kind of outlawed some of the things that was direct contact in hitting, head to head with players. So football is a violent sport. You're going to have enough of those type of contacts and hits as well. So we're trying to limit those as much as possible.

Right. You can hear that whole interview. Go check out 25 whistles. It is our football podcast. Coach Mark Stoops is on there. Do you know who his brother is, Amy? Mark and Mike Stoops. Yeah, that's one of them, oddly.

But that wasn't who I was thinking about. Wow, that's pretty good. Mike is on a staff. Bob Stoops was the head. coach at Oklahoma. Okay, wow. I just saw his parents. You know sometimes parents go for like all the same initials? Yeah. Yeah. So that was... They did with two. They did with that too. I know, but then Bob, I mean... And then also, not only that, tomorrow, Zach Top will be on the show and he'll be performing in studio. You guys have a great rest of the day. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye everybody.

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A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes,

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