The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Show Member With HUGE Relationship News + Lunchbox Saw An A-Lister...Did They Recognize Him? + Riddle Me This! + Update On Eddie's Hot Dog Challenge

Episode Date: July 17, 2025

Someone shared a major relationship update and it was much different than Bobby was expecting. Lunchbox revealed what major A-lister that he saw recently and we question whether or not the person knew who he was or just pretend to. We played Riddle Me This! We searched the internet for riddles meant for kids but asked them to the adults in the room. Who will get the yell in victory? We also set a date for Eddie's 70 Hot Dogs in 24 Hours challenge!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Come on, Bobby. Transmitting. Welcome to Thursday show. Morning, studio. Morning. Okay, so lunchbox saw an A-Lister. Do we want to play the game? Yeah.

Yeah. Okay. We'll do questions yes or no. Dollar on the line. Everybody get for a dollar? Yeah. Buzzing with your name whenever you have it. Are you sure this is an A-lister?

100 there is no doubt 100% a lister we don't have to do this debate like ah maybe they were an a lister back in the day or everybody knows this person a lister everybody good per dollar yes no gimmicks right like this i don't know i don't know the answer morgan do you want to play yeah okay buzz in your name if you do want to guess but you're out if you miss it i'll go first if the questions don't matter the order anybody can jump in are they in music Yes. Amy? Is it a guy? No.

Morgan? Are they in country music? Yes. Trying to guess the A-lister that lunchbox saw? Ran into? Yeah, ran into. Had a conversation with. Said it wasn't a guy as a girl?

We can't go over the closer with you again. We're playing against you. Oh, okay, okay, so it's not a man. Did you see this person here in Nashville? Yes. Have they been on the show before? Yes. They married?

No. Okay, I have a guess already. Go ahead. You're ready, man. Go for it. Don't need to. I want to wait. Get some more clues here.

Have they also been an actor? Yes. Well, there goes that. Married. I think I have guessed. Not married. Not married. Does Bobby talk to this person regularly, like outside of the show?

I don't have access to Bobby's phone. It's a quality answer. But you know the answer. I literally have no idea. Don't argue with the person who saw the person. He's doing the best he can. Are they over 40? No.

I kind of want to make a guess. Give it a run. When you had a dollar here? Okay. Lany Wilson. Oh, she didn't say her name. Bobby. Lenny Wilson.

Ding, ding, ding. Good job. You got it. You got a dollar. Not only did I see Lady Wilson, but she was with her, dude. I saw the couple. I mean, they are just like us. They were leaving, I guess.

Oh, sorry. Did you be sharing that information? Did you be sharing that information? What are you talking about? We had to bleep that part out. Why? You know better than that. I'm going to bleep that out.

Scooby, we have to bleep that out. Dummy. But did you talk to them? It was in a parking garage and they were walking towards me. I had my three kids walking towards them. She looked at me. I looked there and I go, hey, ladies. She goes, I thought that was you.

How are you? And I was like, just trying to wrangle these kids. She goes, yeah, it looks kind of crazy. Have a good day. Did she ever say your name? Because that's the thing that I'll do too sometimes. Like, probably I'd be like, oh, I thought that was you. What's up?

And I never actually know who it is. I've done that before. That's a great point. Yeah. Did she ever say your name? No. Yeah, she didn't know. Now, thinking back, do you think she knew it was you?

Yeah. I mean, she was looking at me and we kind of looked at each other like, how do we know each other? But was she looking at you like, oh my gosh, that's a fan, he's going to say something, he's going to say something. People are always looking at her. She's famous. I feel like as many times as she's coming in, she knows lunchbox. I mean, she said. I would say 50-50, honestly, because I'm sure she gets at all the time where people are like, Lainty, and she's like, great to see you. Because I will never say nice to meet you to anybody ever because I'm afraid I've met them before.

So it's always great to see. There are these little tricks and she's famous, famous. and if somebody's staring at her or walking to her up but she's like look at you yeah i'm i i looked at her she looked at me she was walking on my left you know and i'm and i look back i was like laney i may have said laney wilson and she goes i thought that was you yeah oh i mean i don't think she knew she didn't know she didn't know oh man she knew i'm leaning towards she didn't know who you were i'm leaning towards she didn't know and i thought and talked and chatted for a while but the kids were running away in a parking garage.

I didn't have time to, you know. What about her boyfriend though? She didn't introduce you to her boyfriend? Her fiance. Yeah, yeah. No, she didn't introduce me. Oh, no. Maybe not.

Yeah, maybe not. Okay, Eddie, do it. Because I feel like Lainty would be like, oh my gosh, hey, what's his name? Duck. Yeah. Doug, this is lunchbox. Correct. Lunchbox, this is duck.

Hey, Eddie. Come on. Do what he did. Like, yell my name. Let me see each other. Go ahead. Hey, Bobby Bone. Eddie.

What's up, buddy? Yeah, dude. How you been? That's how you. That's how you would meet. I know, but that's how you would do that. But if we knew each other, that's how we would talk. Right, but it took her a second because we're in a dark parking garage.

How dark? Did you scare her? Boo. I mean, it was daylight, but it was on the bottom floor, so it was kind of dark and, you know, the lighting wasn't that great. But she couldn't really tell who it was. No, no, she could because she looked at me and I was like, why is this girl looking at me? Okay. And then I was like, ah, Lainie.

Maybe I said, Lady Wilson. She goes, I thought that was you. Why would she say I thought that was you? Amy, you have to agree that we're slowly being convinced. I guess I'm now 50-50 with y'all. I was 100%. But she never said who she thought it was. If she was like, I thought that was you, lunchbox.

I'm 90-10. 90-10, she had no idea who he was. I think I'm 88, 12. How coming from 50-50 to that? Now I do, yeah. Maybe I didn't hear her say my name because there's three kids and they make a lot of noise. But yeah, Lainey Wilson, Duck Hodges. Boom.

First time I've seen Lainey in public and I saw her with her dude. That's a pretty good spot. And you were able to way too much personal information that we had to beep out. I didn't tell you where. That's another point. But still, did her dude introduce him to you? They didn't stop and talking about. No, no, no.

I was chasing the kids. I know. Well, so then that would have been the way that we would have known for sure that she knew who you were. And obviously she didn't. No, no. She knew who I was. She said, thought that was you.

Like that is exactly what she said. It's generic, dude. It's a generic statement. Especially when someone like her gets approached all the time. Yeah. No, generic would have been like, oh, it's good to see you. Have you ever spent any time with Lainey at all, ever? Yeah. Where?

Other than in here when you're on your chair, just looking at your computer the whole time. No, no, I think I've interviewed her at one of those like CMA remotes or whatever or ACMs. Oh, several times. When she's doing 100 interviews at once. Yeah, but I think my interview style is a little different so it's memorable. I hope she knew it was you. No, she did. She did.

I feel like it would be so easy for her to be like, I thought that was you lunchbox. Or you, hey, Doug, this is lunchbox. That's the thing that kind of seals it for me. Because now I think I'm 937. You're going up. You're going to be at 100. I know.

Because if I were to see, let's say I were to see. I just, okay, this just popped in my head. I didn't think to bring it up here. But on Saturday, I ran into Karen Fairchild outside of Whole Foods and a clothing store. Like, you know where all the shopping strip is? From Little Big Town. Oh, yes, from Little Big Town.

What does this have to do with my store? Well, because... Yeah, yeah, she introduced you to your dude. That's true. She knows you. I would say, for example, if I were to see, like, McKitty who works in this building, I've never hung out with ever,

I'd see him occasionally walking around in the building. Our interactions have been limited, but I like him, I don't know him. But if I were to see him, like in a parking garage, and he were like pointing at me and I would go like I thought that was you, McKitty? Yes. What's up, buddy?

Just to make, yeah. Okay, probably. Let's pull the room. Did Lany Wilson know it was lunchbox? Amy. I thought so, but now I'm thinking not so. Okay, so's one no. Morgan?

I don't think so. Eddie? This is very easy. The answer is no. Mike? The answer is no. Yeah, I'm 94-6 now. You guys are haters.

Excuse me, Steve. We have nothing but haters in this building. Not a chance at all, sorry, dude. It's not about you. She literally said, I thought that was you. Yeah, but you see, that was you, comma, lunchbox? I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, because I started going the other direction because the kids were scattered. So as soon as she said, I thought that you took off running the other direction.

The kids were scattering, dude. Like, I mean, you got three kids going all directions and it was a stressful situation. And she didn't make a reference to like, see you next time I'm in there in the studio or something like that. Tell Bobby, I said, hi. like hey oh yeah because like i know laney like a real person like real french she could have said that how's bobby been treating you right any of that yeah but she didn't say that she no i know that's her point uh ray i mean we're one country morning show in town and my not correct thank you if she doesn't know who he is she needs uh get a refresher because she should know the main cast

she should know i would say she definitely knows it's lunchbox 100% and it's just easier not to say somebody's name. If you don't know them. You can recognize their faith. Be like, I know that. That happens. I know that person from somewhere. Yeah, okay. Well, it doesn't matter, but that's a cool story. You know what? That's 6% it could

be that like, yeah, I do know who that is, but I don't know his name. And I'm going to say something that fishes out, hopefully another statement that I can figure out who it is. Like if I were her, like, oh, I thought that was you. Then you went and listen to see what they say. Yeah. Yeah, it's me.

But his three kids were running. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like I would have loved to stay and talk and met duck and everybody. That would have been miserable for her. I mean, obviously, the next time she's in, we get to ask her. Like, we get to be like, how do you do that though? This is what you do. How do you know?

Because someone's going to hear this and tell her. So it's going to be, but if we were to do it, if you were to come into like five minutes and she'd been in a soundproof room, she would sit down. I would say the following. Lainie, everybody in the room. Have you seen any of us in a garage? And if so, when? And I'd make her...

But don't say garage, just say like... I would say garage and I would say when. Because it'll come... You're going to see it in her eyes and be like, oh my gosh, that's him. And that's okay, and that's okay, because we would know that. Okay, this is so immature, but you just text her. Do it, Bobby.

Do it. What do you get a text? I'd rather just wait. Yeah. Oh, no. This might hurt. Lunchbox? It's not going to hurt.

She knew me. She looked right at me. Okay. And I, like, when I left and everything. It's going to get back to her, though, at this point. Because somebody, she probably won't hear her, but somebody's going to hear it tell her. That's fine.

That's fine. That's cool. Lunchbox. Good story. Yeah. Hello, Bobby Bones. I think I blew what I thought was going to be a great first date because I didn't tip well. We went to a nice, but not overly extravagant restaurant.

but the server was incredibly distracted and was clearly having a tough time as she was paying most of our attention to a table of 10 across from us she got the order wrong three times i had to go to the bar to order fresh drinks i had to wave other servers down to ask them to get our servers attention a couple times after i paid the bill my date grabbed the check so she could see what i tipped which was less than 10% then she gave a very disapproving look and barely talked to me the rest of the ride home should i have tip more for no other reason than to impress my date Sign tip cost me second date. So I'm going to answer your question first.

Yes. Yep. Yes. Should you have tip more just to make sure your date didn't think you were cheap? Absolutely. A wise person has said you send your representative on the first and second date and the first time you meet somebody. You're just your representative.

You're not the medium or the worst person of yourself. You're your best self. So you need to be above and beyond because all you're doing is dangling that character to get her to come back for a second and third date if you really like her. And you're extra funny. you're extra. Everything's extra. So you should have tipped extra.

So yes, that's true. First of all, I don't know why she's grabbing the bill to look, but not the question you asked. Should you have tipped more just to impress her? Yes. Did you also see that your server was struggling because they had a tent top and that was probably the reason that your service was affected?

Yes, I would hope, and again, I speak from a place where I was a waiter, I was a server, so I speak from a place of, I know what it's like. And I really don't think that I've ever or ever neglected a table like that. I probably did and just didn't realize it. But I would hope that you would have given them the grace to tip them the 20% regardless. That's what I would have hoped as a former server myself.

I understand the logic as to why you didn't. But a lot of times, too, we blame the server. Let's take it out of this on things that they can't control, like the kitchen messing up, the kitchen making your food wrong. It being cold because they didn't say, hey, your orders here, 22 ready to go. So all these things are happening and we're blaming that person for other factors. But I'm just going to answer your question. Yeah, loser, tip more in front of the first date.

This is not even a should we tip when the waiter sucks question. This is a, I'm on a first date. Okay, yeah, get more. You want to get the fish to come up? You need to sprinkle a fish food in there. Yeah. What he did is very unattractive. Very unattractive.

Could you mess this up? Like say you're dating like lunchbox. You go like your date. I would love to. I'm like trying forever. Your date is lunchbox. I'm getting excited. Hates to tip people.

So you actually do what this guy does. And lunchbox is like, this is attractive. Well yeah. I mean, but I think that's like one percent. Right. But that's,

you only find that out if you're being yourself. And I think even if you do, but I don't think that's himself. I don't think himself is to tip low because they don't believe in the having to tip. Well, it obviously is he did it. I think he did it because of the factors. They didn't get attention.

He had to go up and do this. He had to. do. I don't think it's just like, I don't believe in tipping, so I'm going to tip 10%. Bad move on the first date. Bad move. But even if I'm married to someone for 20 years and they decide to tip that way based on those circumstances, I'm not. But you know them at that point. You may not like it, but you know them. Okay, but I'm still not going to be attracted. I'm like, honey, this is very unattractive movie right now. You're stuck, though, because you're married. Yeah, bad move, bro. I would hope. I wasn't the situation, but I would hope you would have a

given grace of the waiter. But I wasn't there. I couldn't see everything you saw. so it's hard for me to make that 100% distinction. I will say, though, that, yes, I can understand if she's, like, turned off by it, the fact that you didn't tip, even the standard amount. That's all I got to say. All right, thank you. Close it up. A win is a win.

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Amy, you're up first. I am a ball of gas burning bright. You see me twinkle every night. What am I? Star. Correct. It's very easy. Round one's very easy.

The star is correct. Riddle me this. Lunchbox, I'm sharp at first and dull with use. I help you draw or write some clues. What am I? I'm sharp at first and dull with use. I hope you draw and write some clues. What am I?

A pencil? Correct. Eddie, I'm white and fluffy. Way up high. I float in the blue and decorate the sky. What am I? You're a cloud, correct. Okay, everybody got to do round one.

Ready for more? Riddle me this, Amy. Here we go. Riddle me this. I'm black and white and loved by all. I eat bamboo and that's not all. I'm kind of clumsy when I crawl. What am I?

A panda? Correct. Okay. I can read it again if you'd like. No. Good job. Lunchbox. I shine bright but never speak.

I give you warmth most every week. What am I? I shine bright but never speak. I give you warmth most every week. What am I? Most every week I give you, I mean, you shine bright like a diamond. Give me the sun. Correct.

Oh. Eddie, you can hold me in your hand or store me on a shelf. I contain adventures bigger than yourself. What am I? You are a book. That's correct. Amy? I'm always in front of you, but you can't see me.

I hold all of your tomorrows. What could I be? I'm always in front of you, but you can't see me. I hold all of your tomorrows. what could I be riddle me this I mean what I have in my head would be considered right

but I don't know if it's the riddle five seconds okay the next day I'll accept it to future okay lunchbox I get sharper the more I'm used yet I'm not a tool I help you think and follow rules

what am I that is your brain correct would have also accepted mind or thoughts. Eddie, you can't see me, but I'm always there. I can blow your hat or ruffle

your hair. What am I? You are the wind. Correct. All right. Let's turn it up a notch. Okay. Riddle me this. Amy, what flies without wings? Time. Correct. She's good.

Lunchbox. The person who makes it has no need for it. The person who buys it has no use for it. The person who uses it can neither see nor feel it. What is it? Say it again. That was a long one.

I got confused. The person who makes it has no need for it. The person who buys it has no use for it. The person who uses it can neither see nor feel it. What is it? Yeah, give me a casket. Correct. Coffin casket.

Whoa. Good job, dude. Eddie have four strings. and a wooden face. I rest on your shoulder with elegant grace. What am I? Say it one more time. I have four strings in a wooden face.

I rest on your shoulder with elegant grace. What am I? Yeah, you're a violin. Correct. Amy, we'll talk trains. An electric train is headed east. Where does the smoke blow? What?

Riddle me this. What? We'll talk trains. An electric train is headed east. Where does the smoke? smoke below. I don't know much about trains and smoke and direction that it blows. I mean, I would assume it goes behind it. So if it's headed east, then it would be blowing the smoke is going west. Because if you're headed east, west is behind you. Go ahead. With the wind, what if I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know anything about trains and smoke. If you're on a train, you're headed north, is the smoke going south? I don't know Are you done? Okay West Anybody know it? Yes It's electric, no smoke

Correct Oh, you said Did you say electric train? Oh, you said electric train is here? I didn't even hear that Okay, boys Lily didn't hear that Buckle up

Wow Yeah, okay that's funny You mean like be ready? Yeah, yeah yeah Be ready, buckle up Okay That's tough man He's about to take you for a train ride

I didn't even hear that man Lunchbox You can hear me But you can't see me I disappear if you cover your ears What am I Riddle me this You can hear me but you can't see me

I disappear if you cover your ears What am I? I can hear you You can hear me But you can't see me I disappear if you cover your ears What am I? I can hear you

But I disappear ear? Five seconds? Say it one more time. I've said it three times. So you're not going to say it again? Usually I only said it twice. I gave you the benefit of a third there.

You can hear me, but can't see me. Your ears. Sound. You can hear me, but you can't see me. I disappear if I, if you cover your ears. That's sound. Yeah. Both got got this round.

This is tough round. Get ready, boys. Eddie. She warned us. Buckle up. for the win. Annie's mother has five daughters. Katie,

Sophia, Maya, and Shirley. Who's the fifth daughter? Okay. Annie's mother, Annie's mother, has five daughters.

Oh, repeat it one more time, please. Annie's mother has five daughters. Katie. Sophia, Maya, and Shirley. Who is the fifth daughter? Yeah,

you're missing. And her name is Annie. That's right. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Yeah, home there's something good. Guys, this is crazy. Gus, he's nine years old, lives in Minnesota.

He's going out hunting with his dad. They're leaving the house, but there's ice on the driveway. And he's got a bow and an arrow with him in his hands. And Gus has run into the car, he slips on ice, falls on the arrow. Oh. The arrow goes through his nose. Oh, in the face. In the face.

Gus doesn't know how bad. bad it is, so he just takes the arrow out. Oh, man. And they're thinking, wow, okay, that's a little cut. We should probably call the ambulance. They call the ambulance. Amunds was like, no, no, no, we need the helicopter. They fly flight him to Minnesota Children's Hospital. And the doctor's like, this is crazy. It's gone through his brain.

So the wound went straight through the center of his brain was about two centimeters from exiting his skull. It went all the way through? All the way through. That's like one of those Halloween things. Yeah, yeah, where the other side. And it goes through? Yeah.

Wow. So the doctors, they did scans. and they did a little bit of surgery. They went in there. And guys, amazingly, he is okay. The doctor's like, we've never seen this before, but he's going to be fine. You can now play piano and speak in French.

It speaks a different language. Like, that seems like a long way to pull out. And then an arrow are you pulling? Then does it like, does it come out as easy as it goes in? Right. There's no answer to that. A nine-year-old boy survives an arrow through the brain. That's crazy.

And the fact that he just pulled it out thinking that it's not a big deal. You're right, though, about an arrow coming out, because it's meant to go in one way and it's supposed to be hard to get out. Unless it doesn't have the tip on it, you know? But even, like think of an arrowhead shape. But has an arrow not have a tip? Yeah. I think you can replace the tips on them. So maybe it was just kind of the...

Oh, like a screwdriver? That means the tips in there then. But even if it's... So don't think of an arrowhead, but think of a very smaller version, more streamlined version. Even a very small tip is still because... of the tip has to be tipped meaning it does come out like Amy said it does get a little bigger

yeah like a hook you know it makes so hard for a fishing hook to come out because of that little that's curved though anyway it doesn't matter we're not talking about the physics of it I'm talking about the kid it's amazing I think overall though this is this is why it's a tell me something good in general if that happens to you

we leave it in right yes depends if I'm in a battle what do you mean yeah if I'm like rolling around fighting zombies or bad guys like if I'm shooting Nazis and stuff or whatever is and I get shot. I'm ripping it out and keeping going. I'm not going to leave it in. You're right though. Sometimes like in Gladier, they break it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because it hurt too much to pull it right out. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, don't do that though. All right, good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Eddie's going to eat 70 hot dogs next Friday. Starting next Friday. He has 24 hours to eat 70 hot dogs. We will live stream every hot dog he eats on our Bobby Bone Show YouTube page. So he's just going to have his $700. $100.

Fun with him. Well, we'll do it. We'll start it during the show. And then anytime he's going to eat, yeah, he'll have to turn on his computer. Or we're going to do some stuff together where we'll make it more of an event. But yeah. You're going to be with me? Yeah, Sam.

Good. We need someone there. You're not as pumped up about this. No. It's going to take you being fired up to do it. Instead of being sad, you have seven. You don't have to do it. I'm not sad about it.

It's just the idea of 70 hot dogs going into my body. Like, I'm just scared that my body's going to. explode. But we're not making you do it as the point. No. I'm doing it for $700. $800. Is it $800? Is it $800? With a stipulation. I added an extra $100. So I have $600 on the line. Boom. Where if Eddie doesn't eat $35, he has to pay me money. Do we say $35? Yeah. Okay. Cool. Yeah. So that'll be next Friday. You have to follow the Bobby Bone Show YouTube page. Hey, I'm going to do it. I'm going to give my best shot. What are you going to do leading up to it? Not eat. And I'm tempted like, do I not eat a hot dog. Like, I know I have time, but do I not eat a hot dog? Because, like, there are hot dogs flying around my house all the time. Like, that's just a very common meal in my house. Do I just not have one and just save it? Or, like, or, and when do I start fasting? Because I'm planning to fast.

Anybody what are you're laughing at? I'm probably just like, dad, I'm hungry. Get a hot dog. Have you told your boys you're doing this? Yes. Bobby, tell him he doesn't eat a fast because he's going to shrink his stomach. But I'll be really hungry. I'm going to let him do his thing. What do you think? Also, I don't think he's really going to fast that much. Because I think it's going to get to the point. He's going to be like, yeah, I'm a little hungry.

I'm a little cookie. Okay. I think that you can do it if you commit yourself. And it's $800. But it's a lot of hot dogs. So you can fast a little, but I wouldn't fast a lot. Okay. So no, like, three-day fast.

No. No, I just wouldn't eat that day. Well, but he's going to have to start early. Like, what do you mean? The day before or that day? Well, I'm starting at last. I wouldn't eat dinner the night before, for sure. Okay.

You know what? Maybe I need to send a chestnut a DM. And just be like, dude, I know you may never respond to that. Dude, give me some tips. I need help here. 70 hot dogs. It'll be on the Bobby Bone Show YouTube page. So all you have to do is go over and follow.

You'll get an alert. Have you started strategizing how many you're going to eat per hour? Oh, more brainstorming on how I'm going to do it, yes. Which is what? Different techniques. Like, I'm thinking. in maybe do I just nibble all day for 24 hours? You know what I

mean? And then every time I finish a hot dog mark it. You're going to need to eat if you plan to sleep for an hour. And then that's the thing. Do I really have time to sleep? Should I even sleep? No. If you're going to make it. I feel like if I do sleep I may not make it. So

all this stuff is just going through my brain I'm trying to figure it out. I also think if he does sleep, he needs to sleep elevated. Oh, that's another thing I was thinking. What have I... So it digest, the food Falls or what? Yeah, maybe even on his. Like a vampire? Sleap standing up. He sleeps with his right hip in the air if you turn to the side because I think that's better for digestion. I'm just worried like, I don't know. Do you think you might die? Yes, it's definitely a concern. You ever heard of

a food coma? What if I go into a food coma and then throw up and I die? If you throw up, it would be legendary. Voluntarily throw up. It doesn't matter. If you throw up, it's over automatically. You're going to punish me because my body is like, rejecting the hot dog. That's the role because you're clearing out room regardless. So if you throw up, it's over. I have 600 bucks up. Amy has 100. Lunchbox has 100. Chest that's not allowed to throw up. No professional leaders are. You have 24 hours to eat 70 hot dogs next Friday. Can't wait, man. Not tomorrow, but next Friday. And you can subscribe to our Bobby Bone Show YouTube page and watch that as it happens. Starting next Friday at like 830 or 9 or something. We'll start.

What are my kids going to think of me? What are they already thinking of you? They're not going to think anymore. I can assure you. This is not going to. They may actually see you as somebody. They're a hero. Yes.

Oh, like they go tell their friends. Yeah, and you're streaming live on YouTube that you know they love that. That is cool. Yeah. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him 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. 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. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the the Sports Sliced podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects.

From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Sliced podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What's up? I'm Miles Turner.

And I'm Brianna Stewart. And our podcast, Game Recognized Game, has never been done before. Two active players giving you a real look at our lives and what we actually think, on and off the court. Nothing's off limits. We talk trade requests. What's the vibe of that when it's like your star player is like, well, I want to leave? And then actually now I'm going to stay. We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer, but I think it's like definitely happening in the WBA.

And yeah, we talk about our mistakes too. They pulled me to the side and was like, hey, man, we got a call last night, man. You can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games, no, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories. They'll be like, Mommy, why did you miss that? Mommy, do you play basketball? Check out Game Recognized game with Stuy and Miles on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So a relationship update from someone on the show, Morgan hard-launched her boyfriend, face and all, on Instagram.

First time. Oh. He didn't come across your feet. He didn't pop up on mine. I'm looking it up now, though. Oh, no, it's the cutest video. Yeah. We see his face.

Not really what I expected. Why? I feel like you got hints of that. Yeah. But, yeah. Better or worse? Not what you expect it. Really?

neither. Okay. I don't know that I thought he would have that much facial hair. Like it gets really thick up front. I thought it might just be like this. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But Lunchbox is now super convinced she's engaged. Yeah, this is another example of why she didn't want to tell us she was engaged. She can't say, oh, guys, I'm engaged, but you've never even seen my dude.

So she, right after we bring up the engagement, all of a sudden, she's like, oh my gosh, I got a hard launch. So she hard launches, and now she's open the door to say, you know what? Now I can let the engagement out. Now, do you guys believe this? This is more proof. Why do you think she did it right after we talked about engagement? I am curious. Let's remove the engagement from this.

Because it's dumb. Why would you launch now? Not saying you shouldn't or should, but why now? I don't know. I just felt like it. And there's a good enough answer. Great trend going on that's like, I look happier. I was like, oh, this is a cute thing to launch it with.

I just thought it was a cool connection. That was my exact theory. That trend is so cute. And I was like, wow, Morgan's a genius. It's perfect. Like her video is perfect for that trend. you look happier now and then she's like bam this is why

okay I mean that's really it yeah I believe it I'm not there is better than engaged so she's engaged no she's not engaged gosh dang it lunchbox you caught me how did you know the thing lunchbox is you can't claim

you were right when two years from now eight months from now she gets engaged you can't claim I knew it because she's not engaged right now right no not right no I agree with you if the proposal happens like later down the road, I can't say, oh, I was right. But if we track it back and we check

a receipt and it was purchased back in, you know, May, I was right. How are we going to see the receipt of a guy we'd never even met? In May, isn't that like when they started dating? That would be. How long has my dating? We started dating March. Oh, wow.

Are you engaged? No, I'm not engaged. I don't think you are. There's no ring. There's no, there's no forbidden conversation with my father. There's nothing. It's like, you don't know there's been a conversation. with the fox. Oh, that's true. That's true. He wouldn't tell you that, hey, I told you that. Okay, well, to my knowledge, that tells you that I'm not engaged. He would have told her if she was engaged, because he would have had to ask her. Okay, here's the other thing. I can't, I'm not going to go forward with it fully. But Ray, will you hit spill the tea? Let's spill the tea. Usually when the tea is spilled, I know it, and I have to decide, boy, do we let this be spilled or not, because it could be dramatic, could be too much information. I'm not going to say who, but somebody wanted to spill the tea on Morgan. Oh. Okay.

Okay. Hey, I'm not saying who. Oh. So is it not anonymous? Like on the voice change? I'm not going to play anything. I'm not even going to say what it is. I need to detect because this is one of those that I'm going, I don't know if I feel comfortable with this being out there for the person.

Because it may be too much information they don't want out there. Morgan, I'm going to text you. I'm not going to say who. Oh, man. What the tea was going to be spilled about you. Okay. And if you're like, okay, that's not a game changer. You can, we'll do it.

But if you're like, I'd write. rather not. Like, I respect your privacy, okay? Because there are, there is over the line. And this could have been over the line. Look at this. Okay. I don't think it's over the line. Lunchbox, what'd you do? Would you mind play me some music, Ray, while I text this to Morgan to see if she okays this? There's a long one. He's typing a long time. There's a long one. Don't let him see your text, Morgan. I'm not, I'm not even looking. Do you see what they saw? Are you, are you, are you surprised they saw what you used? Yeah, uh-huh. Because they had to be like looking at your computer.

Oh, yeah, so it was lunchbox. So. What is it? I can do, I can play the, we can talk about it? Yeah. I can play the anonymous clip because I, is this voice changer? Is there a clip? Yeah, there's a clip.

No. They didn't send one. There's no clip? Oh, so it's just a written spill the tea? Oh. Well, anonymous usually means they do that their voice covered up. Maybe they didn't want their voice even covered up. Yeah, because we can normally tell.

Well, also, because if they were looking at my computer, we know who it is. It's one of these two. So they're looking at your computer. And now Eddie's acting weird. And they saw something. Okay, Amy, who do you think did it? Because you hear both of their actions. You know, Eddie's like, we look at your computer.

And it's like he's trying to play off that he. Well, yeah, because she's assuming that it's like one of us, like, we're not the only ones that can see her computer. Well, you kind of are. Anyone can walk by. So one of the guys on the show could have been raid either, too. It's not Amy. Saw Morgan booking a trip to another country.

And so they came on. They were like, we think, oh, we saw Morgan booking a trip to Belize. Oh, to like, get married down there? I don't know if it's get married. I don't know if it's a romantic relationship. Oh, man. Did you see it, Lunchbox? I don't know anything about Belize.

I've never said, I think that's the first time I said Belize in my life. Eddie, did you see it? Oh, man. I don't know what you're talking about. Amy, one of them's lying. Yes, they are. Who do you think's lying on their answer? I have no idea.

They're both acting weird. I know. Like maybe they both saw it and they're like, he, he, he. Do you think they both could have sent it to me? Well, the Anon, Morgan. I mean, let me look up Belize and see if that's a romantic spot. The fact that he says he's never, I've never said the word Belize. That's crazy. I guarantee you he said the word Belize.

We've talked about Belize like multiple times over the years. Are you booking a romantic? Whoa. This is. Are you booking a romantic trip with your boyfriend to Belize? No, I'm not booking a random trip to Belize. You didn't book a trip? No, I booked a trip, but it's not to Belize.

Huh. Is it Eddie? It's a terrible act. Is it somewhere in South America? Well, here's the deal. Here's the deal. You know how it has airport codes? Yeah.

It was BLZ. I'm like, what else is BLZ? You didn't even look up what BLZ was? No, I mean, just assume what is it? It's not New York City. Morgan, where are you going? Okay. Yes, my boyfriend and I do have a trip plan.

You're going to Malawi? No. What is Malawi? Chalaka? Is that BLZ? Where is it, Morgan? Okay, I'm going, what you saw was not a trip with my boyfriend, though. I'm going on a trip with my boyfriend to Universal and Disney.

I'm going on a trip with my friends to Bozeman, Montana. Oh, God, Bozeman. Got me, dude. Bezzy. My eyesight's gotten worse. Oh, no. Okay. So Morgan's not engaged.

She's not going to Belize with her boyfriend. And secondly, thirdly. I am getting a private screen for my computer. They're both just like aching to find stuff out about you. Oh, my God. I've never looked at your screen and brought. something from looking at your screen. That is not true. You literally brought it to the screen texting. You were talking about me texting people. Well, yeah, because it just pops up. But that's still on your

screen. I'm getting ready to cover your screen. I'm going to get one of those dividers that they used to give us in school. You guys wouldn't want to know if she was going to Belize with a boy If she told us, I'd want to know. That's huge. I wonder why you were like wanting me to be private about that. And then now I see that like they think I was getting married there. Or you're going and it's an engagement. Something like that. Yeah. I really want to know is the dog was going to go to Belize? That's been crazy. All right, today is Luke

Brian's birthday. He's 49 years old. One of the interesting things about Luke Ryan is, and he said this on my podcast, he didn't find success until kind of later in life as compared to most country artists. I really got going when I was 32. I mean, I didn't move to Nashville until I was 25.

Like, when I look at Thomas Red, he was like 20. He was a baby. And he's calling me, what did you do? And I was like, dude, I was going through what you're 21, I was 31. I had a baby at home and a wife. And, you know, it was a little bit different for me because I didn't get to town until I was 25. And, you know, the reason why that happened is I had lost my brother in the car wreck. I was moving here when I was 19. He talked about how he passed on a song that ended up being a huge hit from Morgan Wallen because he thought it just

wasn't right for him. There was one point in my career I had singing about trucks enough. I passed stupidly on the Morgan sand in my boots because it had Chevrolet in it. And you felt it was just too much truck because you were doing so many? I just felt like that I just went through two years of my life where I was like, man, I have sing, you know, I sing about trucks a lot. I've sing about tailgates. And I think I got in my head a little bit because I think if I had a lot of negativity socially on socials that I was getting pegged as maybe a one-trick pony in that.

lane. We talked a bit about American Idol and I've known Luke for a long time, but that's where we became friends because I did that show for four years and him and I would travel together a bit back and forth from here to LA. And so I felt pretty comfortable asking him about money on American Idol. And I know he didn't really want to do the show at the beginning. Like he was like, I don't think this is for me. But he was paid $7 million for the first season of Idol. They reached out to my manager and I must say I was 70% against it to start. I mean, we're We kind of threw them out a crazy number, and damn it, they paid it. Is that weird that people knew how much money you made for a contract?

Because athletes, they have that, but in our world, nobody really knows. I think it's a little weird. I don't understand how that info leaks. Yeah, happy birthday to Luke Bryan, five-time entertainer of the year at the ACMs and CMAs, 11 million albums. It's time for the good news. Tell me something good. This kid's probably six or seven years old, and he wants these toys, so he crawls into the clock. machine. How? The hole. Yeah, he's small and he gets through the hole. I'm sure it wasn't easy,

but the problem is you can't get out. Okay. And he couldn't get out. So he's stuck in the machine, which I'll say, because the machine, if you look at it, down in the bottom left corner, there's a pretty big hole where that thing drops in. And so he goes into that and then just kind of wiggles his way up, but then can't really get his way back down. So for a minute, that's fine. You're in there with all those toys? Until you realize you can't get out. So they have surveillance footage from the place. And people tried to crawl into the shoot.

Eventually they had to call like the fire department. They took the thing apart and got them out of there. You see the guys come up like EMS, fire crews. I mean the kid, how old is this kid? You said six or seven. I don't know. He's either like a small six year old. I mean six is still could be small.

Like you could still could fit in one of those holes. There's no way he's younger than three and a half to four. He walks right up and it's just a boss about it. Flips it up. It goes right in. Like he's diving in a pool. Yeah. Then it shows everybody taking the thing apart.

But there you go. They removed him, no injury, and he got to keep a toy. There we go. Which is the whole part. Hopefully he was smart enough to grab like the Game Boy. Are they like the really expensive one? The best toy, yeah. The best one that you never actually get.

All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. David's trying to put you through. Mike is right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the back so you know what this is. Bobby Vaughn's on.

We have 90 seconds to get as many morning corny jokes right as possible. Guys, you ready? Ready. Amy ready? Ready. All right, go. The morning corny. What do you call a Ford Fiesta that's out of gas?

Party Pooper. Fiesta. Fiesta. Out of gas. Empty. Broke down. Side of the road. Party.

Ford Fiesta. It has to do something with Fiesta, right? Like party. Out of gas, as in... Empty. No fuel. Ford. Yes.

Ford. Ford. Ford. Ford. Ford. a Ford Fiesta out of gas. Okay, it's dead. It's done. A Ford stranded. Ford stranded. Ford sleeping. Ford on the side of the road.

A Ford. Not moving. Forking the road. This is terrible. Broken Ford. Broke down. Broke down. Party. I don't know. I mean, we have 33 seconds. We have time. You guys got this. A Ford that is broken down. So if the car's done, the car's on the side of the road, doing nothing. What is it doing? Siesta.

Four Ciesta. That's it. Go. Go. Oh, my gosh. Okay. What do you get if you cross a car and a freezer? Frozen automobile.

Frozen Tundra. Frozen auto. Auto. Auto frozen. Frozen auto. Vehicle. Obsticle. A car.

And a freezer. What? What? Okay, you ready? What do you get if you cross a car in a freezer? What? A carburetor. Yeah, it's tough.

No. What? Carbureator. Like, what do you call a frozen car park? Yes, that's better. Amy, are you making these up? Like, seriously, both of them. No, 40s.

That's good. That would be like, what do you call a napping? Yes, a napping Ford. Not a run out of gas one. Okay, guys. We can, we can workshop. these? Do you have a look at them before we even go on? Yes. Yes. I have a...

I'm taking it out on her that we didn't get any right. I know. I guess we got one right. You got there. I just think that would have, if y'all had gotten there faster, y'all would have loved that one. But you're right. It is better. What do you call a napping Ford Fiesta? A Ford Ciesta. Or, yeah. Or, yeah, but see... What do you call it for taking a nap? A Ford Ciesta. They don't really nap, but they do run out of gas. Guys, that was a bad showing.

That was a bad showing. This story comes us from Madison, Wisconsin. Police got reports of a single vehicle crash and they respond. They see the guy running from the vehicle. He's like, I've been out partying. What am I going to do? There's a lake. I'll swim across.

And he jumps in and starts swimming. And then they hear, help! Help! They sent the rescue boat to get him. I don't know. There comes a point where you have to go, should I keep going myself or should I ask for help if I know I'm going to jail? I don't know that my pride would ever let me ask for help. I think I would just go down.

Yeah. It's good self-awareness. Yeah, I think I would just be like, you know what? I got this far. Let me see what I can do. Yeah, well, good for him. Go ahead. I'm lunchbox.

That's your bonehead story of the day. We finally have a response from Eddie's wife. So a couple days ago we were talking about if you just text with the person that you love, it makes their day, makes your day better. And it also bonds the relationship. And it doesn't have to be lovey-dovey stuff. but it's communicating in an occasional nice message early in the morning. It's an investment.

And you did that. Finally, and your wife said what? Finally, dude. And she responded with, oh, I love you too. Thank you so much. And two emoji hearts. Does she write like that normally? Yeah, she usually puts a little emoji.

Like if she asked me to do something like, hey, will you take the trash out? emoji? But does she do two? But like, what's the emoji? The trash? Like, ee, I hate to ask you this. Oh, like the face like. Yeah, yeah, stuff like that.

So what's the message you sent her? Just what you told me. I said, like, hey, we did a segment this morning about how if you send something nice to your spouse, like it brightens their day. And then I said, so I just wanted to tell you that I love you and I hope you have a great day. That's great and didn't feel forced. Yeah. If you would have just said, hey, little bouquet of flowers, I love you. She would have probably thought there was a prank happening.

Yeah, like, what are you up to? Or like you did something wrong. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But dude, it worked. Your thoughts. I mean, I'm going to do this every day now. Well, I guess I can't overdo it. But if you do it every day, then it's something that is an expectation.

Okay, maybe once a week. And I want to tell her what day the week it is? But if she's expecting it once a week. I don't know, dude. I'm just shocked that this thing worked like that. Because I thought you're shocked that you saying something nice would evoke an emotion from her that was also positive? Not just that it was something nice. It was just kind of said with, hey, we did this segment.

And so, I don't know. I thought of you. At first, I was just like, let's just see if this works. I was going to type that out. Let's see if this works. How have I said? Well, no, that would be terrible. Let's just see if this works.

Right. Like, here's an experiment. Will you react positively to this? No, that's not it. I'm just, that's cool, man. I feel like, I feel like it's going to be a good day now. Okay, that sounds weird. We're done.

Thank you guys. And we will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. This is the Bobby Bones show. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarrberry. You can find his Instagram. Reed Yarberry. Scoobis Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm 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 Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations, with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects, from hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your

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