The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: We Evaluate Lunchbox's Resume + Bobby Versus The Internet + Riddle Me This Returns!

Episode Date: March 27, 2025

Raymundo asks Bobby debate questions from the internet and Bobby takes on things like "does a straw have one hole or two" and "Is it okay to recline your seat on an airplane?" . Listener Kimberly calls in to try and win a pair of Bobby's shoes. She picks Riddle Me This and puts two show members against each other to try and win her the prize. Lunchbox brings in his resume and has us evaluate it. He also brings in his sample for us to judge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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 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.

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It's when you ask a question just so you can talk about yourself. You don't even really ask anybody else. So you basically ask question out loud to yourself and then you answer it. Oh. So it's like a boomerang? Yeah. It's like boomer. You throw it out there, but it comes back.

Yeah. You don't even get any chance to answer it. It's like you're just asking. It's like it's like. So how was your vacation? Because mine was great. I'm telling you, we went to, you didn't even give a chance to ask. Or be like, hey, so how's this work?

Because I'm going to talk about mine. That's boomer asking. So I like, let's all boomer ask. Okay. Something here. Do you want to go first? Do you have a boomer ask? I do, but I kind of feel like I want to see another example before I.

I can go first. I can throw mine out there. Yeah, I know. You're excited about the game tonight? I am because, look, Arkansas is playing Texas Tech tonight. It's awesome. Sweet 16. They're playing who?

You don't talk back. I just talk. I can't ask a question. Because you got the question back. I boomered it back to me. Okay. Yeah, I just take over and you're just like, wait. Yeah, like I asked a question and then you just are like, well, I didn't even get to talk.

Okay. Yeah. I'm going to wedge my way in there. Trust me. I just saw it. Then tonight, Sweet 16, they're playing Texas Tech. The game is not until 9 o'clock p.m., which really stinks, but it's in San Francisco. So they're two hours back.

It's only seven there. But it's super cool. I'm a little nervous about it. but I'll come in tomorrow, probably cranky. But, yeah, so I'm really excited about that game. Yeah, so you are too, I guess? Mm-hmm. Yeah.

See, I didn't really ask her. I asked it to come back. Right, right, right. No need for a wedge. Okay. Yeah, you try. You got me. You try to kick me off a little bit there.

Well, because I thought I, yeah, I didn't know if you can kind of get your way in there and take it back, but like you asked the question. We're not having a land battle. We're not, um, Eddie, you want to do a boomer? Oh, yeah, I got one. Go ahead. Ask me a question. Well, so mine's for A. Amy, though, because Amy just had a birthday.

Amy, how was your birthday? Oh, my gosh, mine was awesome. I got so many texts from people. I guess I had a lot of friends because they texted me all day and calls, people that I haven't heard from in a while. Like, happy birthday. Gosh, it was awesome. Yeah, I didn't, I got a new number and I didn't really give it to that many people.

I think you're missing the point. No, no, no. But you know what? You're not supposed to. She's wedging. She has decided she's wedging into all this. Guys, whoever has my old phone number, I think it's a kid. No, no, no, they're annoyed.

They are annoyed. Like, they, they ended up on a family group text or something, and they were taking over the boomer asking questions to like, what is this going on? This is not Amy's number anymore. And then that's what, you know, we've been talking about, Walker Hay's doing my theme song. He was originally texting my old number. And this is called ADHD. It's not like a boomer asking.

She just didn't do her. She did one? What did she, what did she say? Did you hear my new jing school? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, go and finish that one. She didn't mean to do it. Go ahead. Did you hear, you know how Walker Hayes is doing my jingle?

So he was texting that old number. And the kid replied back because then he has a golf tournament coming up and he was inviting me to do that. And the kid's like, stop texting me. This isn't Amy. And Walker thought I was just joking with him. He's like, oh, come on. You don't even have to play. You can just put.

And he's like, if you don't stop texting me, I'm a minor. I'm going to call the cops. Oh, damn. And so Walker was like, okay, I stop myself. That's boomer asking. She didn't mean to, though. I think that's just how she talked. She was just talking.

Lunch box. So is that hers or does she have another one? No, that's hers. Please God. Yes. That's hers. You're up. And what do you got going on this weekend?

Let me tell you, I got no free time this weekend because my kids, every kid has a birthday party every weekend. We have three birthday parties on the books this weekend. We have baseball practice, a baseball game, and three birthday parties. When do I get any time to just sit down? My wife's always like, we should spend time at home. But nope, we got all these birthday parties. Yay. another trampoline park

can't wait for the German-fested weekend and at the end I even forgot to ask the question so we just move on to something else there so that's boomer asking and what Amy was doing was being Amy yeah yeah putting up roadblocks

that was crazy taking over control I heard you were taking over control in the building somebody so what you were like bossing people around around here what? Like you like own the place is what I heard

oh Okay, Eddie's making some weird face. Did he, is this like show rep Eddie? I didn't say anything. What? I did hear, though, that Amy was arguing with an executive in the building. Really? Loudly.

Oh. Maybe she was boomer asking. No, no, you know what that had to do with? Bobby, you already know. Oh, is that? Oh, good. And I didn't argue, no. I was speaking.

Oh, my gosh, she just boomer asks again. Okay. So that's what boomer asking is, everybody. my friend's been pursuing music for over 10 years. He got really excited when he got a bit of love on TikTok when a video he posted went viral and got a million views. Since then, he's quit his job and started pursuing music full time. But that was a year and a half ago and his views quickly went back to where they were before

he went viral. He's been writing off the success of one video with the hopes he can go viral again. He spent thousands of dollars recording music and buying equipment. He's doing content creation. He's playing for tips around town. Most shows, he only draws family and friends, but even we can't make it to every show. I'm worried he's not going to be able to live off that forever without having a steady source of income. How do I be a supportive friend without crushing his dream?

Signed, friend of an aspiring musician. This is very, very easy. Let him run. Let him run. You're seeing something in your version of what you're seeing, it's not going to work out for him because he got lucky once. he quit everything lost all stability to chase this dream and now everything's going down the drain that's what you're seeing

I'm not saying you're wrong you're probably right but you're not for sure right let him run until he cannot run anymore and you just be his friend and you support him you don't have to lie to him you like this song my favorite song ever is really no you don't have to lie to him

but be supportive so oh man that's this is gonna go this isn't be bad But what's worse than chasing a dream and failing is not acting on anything at all because you never know. And never knowing is the worst. So let him either hang himself and at least have an understanding. He gave it a run.

Or who knows? He may actually be one in a million that get a little something here, then a little middle something, got a large something moved to Nashville. next thing you know, wham bam, thank you, man, Bailey, Zimmerman, here you are. So it's probably not going to work out.

You're probably right, but that is not your job. Your job is to be a good friend here. That's the simplest way to put it, not your job. It's not. I'm going to tell you this going to go down on flames.

Maybe not. You're right. You're right. And I, don't get in the way. The reason I say this is because most all these go down in flames.

I'm just playing numbers game. Numbers game, it's going to go down on flames. But everyone doesn't. So let him see if he's one of the ones that doesn't. if he does go down in flames, there's his own internal thing that could be happening with him. And if you step in, you sort of stomp on that.

Just be his friend. There you go. Boom. The end. Close it up. We have Kimberly on the phone. She has a nephew that wants some shoes. Lucky for her. I have a lot of shoes. I am trying not to be a person that just has a bunch of stuff that just sits around because I want people to use it. You're a sharer. Yeah. I mean, I like to be. I think. What's crazy? I've been in therapy and my therapist is like people that grew up with nothing are two things. Either they want to keep everything because they're scared or they want to give everything away because they never had anything.

And I'm a version of both of that because I do love to share and I don't want to just hold on to stuff. I have nice stuff. I want to give it away. And so Kimberly, we're going to give you a chance to win. Now our lawyers do not let me give away stuff if it's not one, which is so stupid, but I get it. But Kimberly, good morning to you. Good morning. Good morning studio. Morning. Now you live where?

I live in Fall City, Texas. And you... It's about an hour south of San Antonio. You are, oh, well, deep down. Deep down, South Texas. You are playing for your nephew. And what size shoe does your nephew wear? He wears about 11.

Okay. So I have a few shoes out for grabs here. I don't know if you already know the ones you want to play for. But I have... Okay, go ahead. I don't. But it's whatever a sophomore in high school would like, A little birdie on the phone said that the white ones might not be a good pick.

Yeah, yeah. The white ones are by far the most expensive. Those are $1,000 shoes. But like I said, Liberace, Elton John, or me. That's about it. You got to add them for a TV shoot. They've only been worn once. You don't want those.

I would say you go for the Jordan 1 retro highs. Retail to about $400 or the remakes of the 1985 Michael Jordan's a red and white. They have been worn. Maybe once there's a slight crease on the front, but he's going to love them if you win them. Okay, sounds perfect. Okay, so, but you get to pick the game too. So you can pick the iconic TV show quote game. You can pick the celebrity voice actor game or riddle me this.

And so you'll pick the game and then you'll pick the player that you won't representing you. Oh, this one's hard. Let's do the riddle me this. Okay, riddle me this. Now, we're going to go one v one. Who would you like to play for you out of Amy, lunchbox, or Eddie? I'm going to go with Eddie on this one.

Oh, man, lunchbox is good. Lunchbox, it dominates riddle me this. Too late. He chose Eddie. Now, you get to pick the player now that Eddie plays against. There we go. This is good. So you can pick Amy or a lunchbox.

Then Amy. Okay. Okay, yeah. Riddle me this. Amy, do not lose on purpose. We have an understanding. We don't lose on purpose. Correct.

I'm looking at her. You yelled at her and it was pretty aggressive and mean. You pointed out, didn't you? I did. I did. I did. You pointed hard. Okay. She didn't look at me, though.

Riddle me this? Is there a kid's riddles? Come on, Amy. I give each of you. We'll do five of them overall. Write your answer down. Okay. Okay.

Riddle number one. What has hands but cannot clap? Riddle me this? What has hands but cannot clap? I'm in. I'm in. I have 15 seconds, but you both are already in? Amy?

A clock. Eddie? That's a clock. That's correct. One to one. Rittal me this. I am not alive, but I have five fingers. What am I?

I am not alive, but I have five fingers. What am I? Riddle me this. 15 seconds on the clock. I'm not alive, but I have five fingers. What am I? What? Five seconds left.

A dead person's hand. That's a good answer. That's a good answer. I'm not going to give it to you, but you did think out of the box on that, and you get a bonus point that doesn't out for anything about it. Okay, cool, thanks. Eddie. I put down a picture of a hand.

Okay. That's not near as bonus-e, but I get it. It's a glove. Not alive, but I have five fingers. It's a glove. That's very finger. Finger holes. A finger.

Chicken fingers. I thought about that. Next up. I fly all day long, but I never go anywhere. What am I? I'm in. Wow. I fly all day long, but I never go anywhere.

What am I? I'm in. Wow, I don't think I would have got this one. Riddled me this, Eddie. Time. Oh, that's not what I have. And that's not right. Oh, no.

It's not all time flies. Time flies, man. No, not always. You're having fun. No, but when you're not, you're sad, it doesn't. It goes slow. Or you went for that three o'clock bell to hit at school, and you're like, God dang, it's 251.

Amy. A flag. Correct. Wow. Oh, a flag. I also, too, am good at this game, but y'all just don't remember. I saw Amy blabbing her hand. I knew she had it.

Wow. This lady's not going to do it. Two left. But, I mean, I want her to win the same race. There's the one thing about our show. Integrity. Well, okay. Not so much.

Next up. What do you lose the moment you share it? Don't say virginity. It's not the answer. I wasn't thinking that. Okay. Say it again? What do you lose the moment you share it?

You have to share it? This? 15 seconds. Oh, there's so many things. What do you lose the moment you share it? You lose it? You heard what I said. How many times you need to say?

You got me, right? What do you lose? I'm in. You're trying to get a dead body? I don't know. Yeah, be clever with this one. Yeah, yeah, Amy. Wade your hand in the air, like giving this little...

I am going to be clever with this one. Yeah, go ahead. Me? Yeah. Secret. That's it. Good job. That was possible.

Good job. That was possible. Look at that. That was strong, Amy. That was strong. Eddie? Yeah. I too have secrets.

Okay. The problem now is... Yeah, she's up. Are we on five? We're on... Yeah, we're on five. So, Eddie, you needed to miss it, and you have to get it. Okay.

Amen. Kimberly's listening. She's feeling not good. Kimberly, you're down one. How do you feel? You know, I feel like Eddie can come from behind. Yeah. Amy.

Classic. Don't get it. It's kind of weird, but yeah, I can do it. What he's known for. I don't know. I'd rather not. In college, that's way his reputation. Not.

It's not it. Okay. They called a Mr. Come from Behind. Okay. They sure didn't. Next up. Ritom with this. What do Alexander the Great and Winnie the Pooh have in common?

What do Alexander the Great and Winnie the Pool have in common. Does anybody know who Alexander the Great is? What up? What a Alexander? Did you say a word there? Am I not supposed to talk? You went hung, hung, hung. I said, what?

Yeah. I was thinking like, what? I was thinking like, I don't know. Alexander the Great. Alexander the Great. I would advise you guys to, I think, within your head. Oh, instead of Out Loud? Yeah, just a piece of advice.

I'm going to give you 30 seconds, final one. Eddie needs this and Amy needs to miss it. I would bet Lunchbox knows this one. I already wrote a doom. Yeah, I would bet Lunchbox knows this one. I think Lunchbox is the best at this game. This is his game. Can you just repeat the question?

One more time, yeah. Oh, history. You familiar with history, guys? Yeah, Alexander. What do Alexander the Getsander? Great! And Winnie the Pooh. Have in common.

What is it called when you dress like Winnie the Pooh? A furry. Then you do it? No. Oh. Oh, cosplay? I have on my poo bear shirt or, like, you know. Oh, well, you're poo bear.

Oh, no, no, yeah, you're put. Well, you just have a shirt with no, no pants. You're winning the poop. You're winning the pooing. No, no, get out of here. All right, five seconds. Don't look at my sheet. Five seconds.

Going to go back to Mr. come from behind. Oh, man. Winning the poo. I'd like to apologize to Kimberly. Amy, what do you have? He doesn't have it? Does Eddie not have this?

No, we go to you first. I have it. You do? You know it? Oh, have you been possum in the crap out of us? That's diabolical. And you know what? I like it.

So I'm going to go to Eddie first. Oh, of course. Eddie. What do you have, Eddie? What do you have, Eddie? They both have the word the in their name. Okay, Amy, what do you have? D is their middle name.

Correct. So we both. got it right though right but okay you lost i lost really kimberley lost Alexander the great winnie the poo Kimberly did lose now sorry yeah Amy Amy good job Amy Amy hey Amy! Amy! Amy! Jamie! Amy! I'm gonna say this I loved how you played the game okay that was well done

well done very sneaky it was good yeah when I would like the opportunity to play for Kimberly um I'll tell you what we can do well I mean I don't have to please you don't have to pick me I would just like an opportunity for her to win you so but you just made her lose though. But, but, but, she didn't pick me. We can give it one more round in the next couple days and let Amy

play for Kimberly, but you have to go up against Donkey Kong. Oh, it's me. That's lunchbox. We're like Ann Q Lunchbox. Yes, yes. Kimberly, you know what you were talking about me? Kimberly, you did not win, but

you, we like you. And Amy has made the suggestion that she wants to play for you now, but she has to go up against Donkey Kong who's the top, stone barrels down, trying to kill everybody. Okay? I love that idea. Okay, so. I think he can do Amy.

I think so too. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Chris Martinez is a firefighter in New Mexico and he went out to check that safe haven box where sometimes they leave babies if they're not able to take care of them. And he goes out there and there's a baby in there. He's like, whoa, look at this. There's a baby wrapped in a towel. The umbilical cord is still attached.

Oh, my. So they call the state. But what's crazy is that Chris just got certified to be a foster parent, him and his wife. So he's like, I don't know, maybe I can foster this baby. Sure enough, he fosters the baby, him and his wife take the baby home. And just last week, they were able to adopt baby Michael. Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, that's awesome. But you're right. Like, there was a range of emotions that happened there because you're going, dang, somebody left the baby. But then you're like, dang, good thing they left the baby at a place where somebody could find it. Then dang, it was so fresh, the umbilical cord is still attached.

I know, which makes you think did they deliver it all by themselves somewhere? And then dang, Luckily, somebody found it quick enough. Yeah. And didn't care. Like, the net gain is massively good on this. Yeah, the baby actually got to go to a home immediately and now is adopted. A forever home. Yeah, no, that's great.

The way Eddie started off, though, it made me curious. Like, how often does he go check the box? Probably every day, I was saying. Okay, that's good. Because Eddie made it seem like, he decided, I'm going to go check the box. What do you know? There's a baby in here. I don't know that protocol.

I felt the same way for a second. But then I thought maybe checks it every day. and it's like, oh, I check it every day. I can't believe, wow, today there's actually a baby. Because it's probably not babies in their 364 days a year. You think you probably have to check it multiple times. A day. A day.

Just in case. At what hour. That's a great point. Maybe there's shifts. Maybe there's a. Every three hours. Maybe there's a bell. Maybe somebody just sits in it.

A doorbell? There's a doorbell maybe. Okay. 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.

I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement

to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind. the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music.

The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network, On TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal.

The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern.

Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg, the lesbian, Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County

as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until Justice. is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. There's two golden rules

that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield.

And in this new season of the Girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no.

I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. That's up, everyone. I'm Ego Wodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network.

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

He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. 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 in 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 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, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. On the Bobby Bone show now. Dillon Scott.

How influential was your dad on, I just want you to do what you want to do? Or if you want to do music, Let me guide you a little bit. So, I mean, my dad took pride in the fact that I wanted to go do music, right? But my dad and my mom both were also the type, it didn't matter what I wanted to do. They were behind it. If I was to say, I'm going to go to college, then okay, I didn't want to go to college, which I didn't. They weren't the parents like, no, you need to do this, you need to do that. They pretty much let me decide what I wanted to do in life.

I mean, the only thing my dad told me, like, and this is probably some of the best advice I ever got, I didn't realize it at the time, was it's not an overnight success. You know, it can be for some people. Well, it also looks like it for everybody whenever you're from far away. Yeah. It looks like everybody just got famous one day. Yeah. But as your dad knew, and as you know now, God, it is so the opposite. Even for people that have overnight success, it ain't overnight. Yeah, no, it's not overnight. And I mean, sometimes I'm really bad about this. It's like, I get so. caught up and looking in the future, what's next, what am I going to do, how am I going to do this, how am I going to keep this thing going, you know, that I forget to sit back and go, yeah, it may have, it took some time for me, you know, I was 25, 26 before I had my first hit, and has it moved as quickly since then as I would want? No, but at the same time I have to sit back and go, man, but look what everything that's happened. Look what's happened so far. You know, look where I'm at.

I'm exactly where I wanted to be. Living in Nashville. I'm on a bus. We're playing music to a bunch of fans, sold out shows, and we've had number ones, and, you know, you forget that kind of stuff sometimes. I mean, after my girl, I just had my first son. So I've got my wife.

I've got a kid. I mean, I'm starting my life, really, and I have a number one song. The money's going up a little bit. The shows are good. Guarantees are getting bigger on the show. Yeah, everything's great. Like, I'm supporting.

my family doing music now. I don't want to lose that. You know, it's like that's why you don't want to be a one hit wondering. You start stressing about it. Like, okay, I got to keep this going. On the Bobby Bone Show now. Dillon Scott. Here's why I'd be frustrated. I feel like there are two artists that suffer. I'm going to spoil it. You're one of them. You permanently. Yeah, they have and nobody, nobody goes, let's just, they've done it four or five times. Yeah, they should be able to get that that benefit of the doubt to at least get up into like the 20s without having some massive research because everything else has research. I reached a point of life where there's a lot of things that's just out of my control.

Like I can't control that. I can be the nicest dude. I can be the most outgoing person. I could, there's so much I could do that still it's not going to matter. I can't control how quick something moves or, you know, whatever. The only thing I can control is writing the music. putting out the best music I can,

my social media, showing my life, and gaining fans and playing shows and playing the best show I can. That's all I really can do. I can't make a single move faster. Well, I get a little pissed for you if you want to know. Well, I appreciate that.

But it's more to it than even the radio came in. I need a trash business. I'm not talking about radio on all of it. You're playing awards. Award shows, man. That's right where my freaking head is. Playing them, being a presenter. I know you're going to get back.

I don't want to put you. I don't want to be nominated. No, I know. You know. That's how. Once again, it's like, do I still get aggravated about that stuff? No doubt. You think I want to sit at home on the couch with, I mean, because I do this, my little boy right here watching the award show and not being there.

Like, no, I want to be there. But I promise you, I'm not fixing to go just walk a red carpet because I want people to go, look at me, look at me. Like, that's not who I am. So I just don't go. You know, so it's like, man, sometimes I go, dude, if we had some of the industry push, like the award shows and we's in that light a little bit or on these platforms on social media, wonder what it'd be then. You know, because there's a huge fan base we haven't tapped into yet. I've been on one major tour, one major tour the whole time I've been in town.

Which one was that? This town's been too good. Yeah, too good at us. As that one, that one feels like it's moved a little faster? Or is it that one was moving with the other one with you and the other Dylan? And it just feels like you've, like ubiquitous Dylan. Is that, you think that's what that one is? Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. This one feels like you've been around more, but it's because you had two at once. Yeah. That's all it is. It's still just as long. Morgan doesn't smoke, but they're recommending nicotine patches for you? Yeah, so you guys know I'm a long hauler with COVID. Like long hauler and long COVID?

Like you're driving a truck to COVID. Basically the same thing. I haven't had my smell for gosh, we're going on four years now, which is so crazy. And I also have had memory loss. We think the vertigo may be it. And apparently, nicotine patches have helped people, especially. with smell, get it back completely. Why do they say? They just say like something in it like activates a certain part of what's happening in there with the long COVID and over about six to seven days, it's supposed to be completely back.

Have you heard the theories that nicotine is basically caffeine, but the reason that cigarettes are so bad as everything else is around the nicotine, it's not really just, it's not the nicotine. Yes. Yes. Yeah, mixing patches are having a moment right now. Well, that's what a Zen is, right? Mm-hmm. But the reason that actual patches, though. Oh yeah, but that's what Zen is too, right.

It's like a pouch, but a patch. Yeah, I'm familiar. Yeah, I'm saying, but that's also what a Zen is in the pouch. But where the comparison of the two, the parallels are very similar, but the wise cigarettes are so awful for use everything else. The nicotine brings you back to all that really, really terrible stuff. I'm still not going to do nicotine patches. Yeah, I don't think so.

I thought about it. You're going to get, like, nicotine is what you become addicted to, right? That's caffeine. Like, I don't understand. Same with caffeine. If someone said drink more caffeine, would you think that was weird? No.

But nicotine, like... Because of the cigarettes, everything connected to the nicotine. Yeah, but if you have the patch, it would release a measured dose. Like, you don't have more than what is in there. Because they've said this to my wife, because she gets strep throat a lot. And they said, you know what you could do is you could wear a nicotine patch and it'll kill the virus. And my wife was considering it. And I said, you're an idiot.

No. Why would you yell you're an idiot when a doctor recommends something? That's what I told my wife. I said, these people aren't real doctors if they're telling you to get on nicotine. If they're not real doctor. That's not true, lunchbox. No, I don't, I can't imagine a doctor saying, hey, take this stuff that is highly addictive and people can't seem to kick it. And so when my wife came home with this after going to the doctor, I was like, are you sure they're really a doctor?

So I would agree that there, I can read you some stuff. And yes, I'm sure they were probably a doctor. She did. She said they had their medical thing. on the board. On the wall. So both are stimulants. Caffeine stimulates such a nervous system, nicotine, even through a patch like Amy was talking about or whatever. It does the same. It increases. Alertness, heart rate, blood pressure. They boost dopamine, which is the feel-good chemical in the brain. They both do. They both give your brain basically a dopamine kick. That's why more people feel

focused after drinking a Red Bull or, and I think smoking's terrible. I hate it. It's disgusting to me because everybody did it around me growing up. But that's also why people would like drink a cigarette and it's like, it focuses. Smoke a cigarette. What did I say? Drink a cigarette. You know, that's how much I don't smoke. You can build a tolerance to both over time.

Your body gets used to both of them. So it would take more to get the same effect. Both can be habit forming, not necessarily in the same exact way, but both have become rituals or crutches. Like with coffee. Yeah. People say it smooths the, edges. Isn't what they say? Take the edge off. Whatever that.

See again on them drinks. It's kind of the same thing though. So the health risk, caffeine and moderation, pretty safe. Nicotine, especially from smoking, far riskier long term because of everything else that's in the smoking. But caffeine's like your buddy who hypes you up. Nicotine are like the ex who knows how to calm you down, but you don't really want to go back. Oh, man.

So it's definitely a little more severe. but by itself it's not what you're thinking because of everything else associated with the cigarettes. So what you're saying is I need to go apologize to my wife. No, no, no, no, no. Well, yeah, for Connor, an idiot. Well, maybe that part. That's your own relationship. I don't know about your dynamic. But if that's going to, I would evaluate the risk reward of if you're just addicted to nicotine but not cigarettes.

Look at him. He's defeated. I just can't. But you can smell and taste, which you can't do. I think that's something I would probably try. me, I think it's something I would probably try. Well, and because the thing that scares me the most is like I've never smoked a cigarette before my life. I don't know what nicotine would do to my body, like the reaction I would immediately have. So like, am I going to make things worse by doing this? Or am I potentially going to

make it better and then I just never try it? But I don't know. You know what I mean? Like, I can't figure out what the pros and cons are here. You could be smelling again, but you've been walking around with a dip in your mouth. I think it is a very complicated answer that you should go and ask your doctor about nicotine is very addictive. It is a stimulant. It is not a known carcogen, though. Nicotine itself is, but there are carcogens in cigarettes. It's nicotine is not what causes cancer.

I did see that nicotine is like a nightshade. So it's actually something that we often consume in like tomatoes, eggplants, potatoes. So nicotine itself is not the. It's more addicting than. Yes. But it's like in the nightshed. Nightshade family.

So it's technically... It's a mushroom. I don't know what a nightshade is. No, because tomatoes are nightshades. Peppers are nightshades. So talk to somebody you trust. I would say don't get on Nick and 15 Patches just for the fun of it. Just throw one today.

Because you could actually do one just like, I want to be focused. I want to be... But I would highly recommend not doing that. But you have lost a lot of like your smell taste senses because of this long COVID. It's affecting how you walk. you're having migraine. You can't, I think it's something you should spend time talking to a professional about. But don't think that all nicotine is like, it's just smoking cigarettes.

I know. It's just what I associate with it because it's what you grew up. Like when you went to the drug class, dare, they're like, don't have nicotine. It's addictive. It can raise cardiovascular risk. Caffeine can do a lot of bad stuff to you as well. Yeah. But it doesn't carry the cancer causing baggage that we associate with cigarettes.

Yeah. And it is in like the nicotine patches, I think, are like five milligrams or something like that. So it's super low dosage. And you're not going to be wearing them all the time. Yeah, you wear it for six things. I'd wear it's not a eye patch. Right. And nightshade is a type of plant.

I don't know enough about that. I can talk about it. Like apparently Tom Brady a long time ago I saw he didn't consume nightshades because they can cause inflammation in the body. And it's part of his, the reason why he could play for so long is how he took care of. of his body. So if I don't eat nightshades, I can play in the NFL. You can be the goat.

Let's go. I mean, that was sad for him because he can't have like salsa. And I'm, that is sad. That's the sad. That's what I was thinking. When I read that, I was like, collie, you just never can have like salsa chips, salsa queso. My final answer on that is I do not have your answer.

I have studied a little bit about it because I'm also curious about the effects individually of caffeine, nicotine. But I would talk to a doctor. who knows, this is not a general physician who actually has an understanding of those and what they can do to you, what you don't want done to you, and how it possibly could help. Yeah. I feel like that's a responsible answer. And then lunchbox should also advise his wife to go back and get more information.

Yeah, because it's like this one thing would like helps her throat. He's like, he wants you to vape to help. It's just crazy. Ramundo, what's this called? Bobby versus the internet. Okay. And it's questions for you. What would you choose if you were to be asked?

Okay, go ahead. Does ketchup belong in the fridge or the pantry? Okay, I think this is a discussion that we've had on this show before. And I think I learned both answers are actually appropriate. Well, when I waited tables, it made sense because we kept ketchup on the table. But at our house, the ketchup is always in the fridge. But I'm the only one that eats ketchup. My wife has never had mustard or ketchup or mayonnaise.

She hates condiments, never tasted them, never had one. So I'm going to go. as my answer, since the internet is asking, bridge. But I will accept the other because I did that when I was waiting tables. Next up. Should toilet paper roll over or under? Great question. I don't care.

You don't care? What? No. It works all the same. No, no, it doesn't. When it's under, it rolls down. But it still works. You still wipe the same.

I know, but presentation-wise, over, it stays put under. it hangs down and you run the risk of it running all the way down. A lot of risks when you're using the bathroom, it sounds like. It's just toilet paper. It's not that big of a risk. See, this is the details you all don't pay attention to. But fair, because I don't feel like that's a detail that matters to me. Men and children, I think.

Every woman is going to say over. I'm going to tell you where if I'm in charge of the bathroom where the toilet paper, it goes on top of the empty roll sitting on top of that thing. Because I don't even replace it. I just lay it on top of it. How's that sound? That's not right. Childish. It's definitely not right.

You know you do that crap. I do. Hey, I'm guilty of it. And I don't know why. There's something that's like if I just like pull that empty tube bag and put the tube on in the paper on the roll. But if it's empty, I just put it on top of it. So I guess that's where it goes.

It goes where it goes if you ask me. Next one. Do straws have one or two holes? By the way, are there real answers to these, Ray? Or am I just answering my opinions? That's a great question. Okay. I didn't know.

I didn't know. I'm going to go. I think straws have one hole and it just goes all the way through because a tunnel I would just compare it to be a tunnel. It's a tunnel for your mouth. One hole, two ways to get there.

But the actual hole though, and then on top on the bottom? Yeah, there's two holes. There's one hole that goes all the way through. Think about driving through a tunnel. Is that two holes? Well, there's an entrance and an exit. That's every hole ever in the history of holes.

Some holes, no, you run into a dead end. Yeah. I think that's two holes, man. Two holes. Like a hole in the ground But if you kept digging it would go forever This is definitely interesting You're right

I don't know if you kept digging off where it would go I'm going to imagine that a straw I've never seen a straw made That it's a piece of plastic that is straight All one piece of plastic and all of a sudden they go And there's now a hole they put through it And that's it I don't think they do it twice

I think it's one hole See I would think it's a sheet of plastic And they just roll it and glue it That's still one hole in the middle though Yeah I mean, it would be a tube. I mean, there is one hole I have that you can't really go to the other way. But I'm going to say a straw.

That's one hole. I'm watching it here. It looks to me like a piece of plastic. They just stabbed through, right? Yeah. You were right about that. Dude, I wouldn't have any money on me being right. I'm just saying crap.

Okay, next up. Are boneless wings just chicken nuggets? Because people get mad about this when they say boneless wings are just nuggets dressed up in sauce, while others are saying they're legit wings just without the. bone. Great question. Are boneless wings just nuggets? First of all, boneless wings aren't really wings. I think that's where we have to go back. We have to take a half step back and go boneless wings. It's just a piece of meat that's about the same size of a chicken wing. They call them boneless wings. They put it in that shape? Yeah, but same size. They don't just remove the bone?

No. No, no, no, no. I don't know. I've never. For the most part, no. So I'm going to go for my official answer. I'm going to go boneless wings are just nuggets. Yeah. Just approached differently because they must have and are known for good chicken wings and they want to give another option since they're known for good chicken wings to give people wings without bones. Yeah. Okay.

I'm not really married to any of these. Yeah, I'm still only married to any of these. That'd be my guess. All right, go ahead. Which armrest is yours at the movie theater? The left, right, or do you share? Great question. I don't go to the movie theater because it's disgusting and people talk too much and have their phones on.

But you've been. That is true. It's a great point. The movie theater armrest is first come first serve. When your arm goes up on it, you own it. If your arm comes off of it, it is now undeclared land. It's Oregon Trail. So the only one that's for sure yours is if you're on the edge and it's the outside edge.

Because why would some weirdo try to take that one? You're not even sitting next to anybody. They kneel down. Yeah. Otherwise. it's the great American frontier. You're out discovering and you get whatever you get. There's no sharing with somebody you don't know.

You can't? Like you take the front, I'll take the back. If you don't know them, no. You can, again, there's a treaty you can have with in your party. Hey, why don't we have a little agreement here? Front back, side, whatever. But I'm going to go first come, first serve. Next. Is it okay to recline your seat on an airplane?

Now, this is one where people get really upset about. The answer is, without a doubt, absolutely. Absolutely, yes. Because it wouldn't be an option if it weren't allowed. I can understand why people get irritated, but I can also understand that I hate some people. And those are the people I don't like. Not because of what they're all about, but because if you don't understand that seats are meant to recline, so they do recline, that's not somebody doing something against the rules.

So yes. Yes. Yes, yes. Of course you can. Yes. It's not okay to kick the back. Give a seat of a chair. Right? And that's never okay.

That's like a kid going, don't, don't. We can't do that. Yes, you can lean a seat back as far as it will let you. Hey, watch me leaning my seat back on the airplane. Yeah, it's like one inch. People get really upset about one inch. Yeah. Okay.

How many more do you have? Two. Go ahead. If someone texts you, K is that rude. Kay, I hate K. So the K would be a response. Like, okay. It's short for okay.

Okay. But it's, it. I'm going to say. say it is all about the context. Now, I think now K for the most part could be just a double tap thumbs up. Like, that's K, if meant not in a passive aggressive way. So I'm going to say more times than not just K, not cool, because you can double tap thumbs up it.

Now, before double tap thumbs up, I think Kay's just like, Amy's like, hey, see in 45 minutes, I saw Derek Queen parking lot. Okay. Not a big deal. But I'm going to go a little more now, yes, than it used to be, because you do have the option now to go thumbs up, double tap. Yeah, I just, I overthink a K if I get, if I receive it. Don't. Don't.

I also overthink a thumbs up. Really? Well, I can do that where I'm like, well, why don't I get a heart? Or sometimes I get a heart. And I'm like, well, that's aggressive. You ever do that? Yeah, I hearted something that kick off. Kevin had to send me the other day.

But I was like, no, no, no, no, no. It was a work thing. But I did double tap heart. That's okay. That just means I love the idea of it or I love the effort or I love. You know, you got some spots on the counter, double time. And I meant to do, I was like, oh. You can change it then.

Yeah, but it had already gone through. So it just seemed. But you can still change it so they know that that really wasn't meant a heart. On record. On record in case. Yeah. I got the new version. On my iOS, I double tap eggplant.

Oh, it's on there. Yeah, it's on mine. especially called Tim Cook. One more. Should pizza be cut into squares or triangles? This is a big debate in the Midwest. Some swear by the party cut, which is squares. Others say pizza should only be in triangles.

Now, when I think squares at first, I think of school. Yeah. I got a cafeteria they cut in squares. Then Domino's started to cut into squares, and I really enjoyed it because you would have some pizza without crust. I'm that big crust guy. If I have five pieces of pizza, you're going to see five pieces of crust, land on the plate.

Don't like crust. So I'm going to say if people have a super passion about this, they need new priorities because both are fine. I prefer, I think, squared. Because same pizza. I'm not a crust guy. I'll get the pizzas about the crust. So I'm going to go squared for the most part. What would you pick?

Oh, I like square too. Because I, well, I love dominoes. And I like it all. I like triangles. I don't care. Yeah, me either. But I'm just not going to eat the crust. So let somebody else who likes the crust eat the crust.

and I'll just eat squares in the middle. So that's me versus the internet. Who won? You won, man. Okay, thank God. You dominated that, dude. I was really nervous. The internet's really been showing up strong lately.

Okay, thank you very much. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something. I love dogs, rescuing people. I love dogs. I love dogs rescuing people. A golden retriever named Zoe is being celebrated after rescuing a missing toddler last week.

Zoe's owner was at his computer when they usually super calm dog started Bark, bark, bark, bark. It's like, what's happening here? The dog doesn't do this. And so, looks, the dog's behavior was so weird. It led him to notice a young boy around

three years old just wandering into the neighbor's backyard. He's like, well, I know that neighbor and there's no kid that should be in that backyard. So he goes over and he's like, hey kid what's your name? And the kid's like, I don't know. I don't know. What a three-year-old said? They know the names? No.

Because the kid was kind of like, bram-da. Yeah, probably not. Unless the kid's name was, I don't know. That'd have been a weird. one. But so they go, okay, well, they called 911. The dispatcher confirmed they've been searching for the kid for the last couple of hours and had the dog not been freaking out looking at the kid. And let's be honest, the dog probably just wanted to play with the kid. Right. My dogs like to play with like sized things. Humans like size to their size, but still they wouldn't

have known had Zoe not been up in the window barking like crazy. So it's a good story for everybody. Can you imagine the kid's gone. Three, because I imagine three, they can run away. Oh yeah. Yeah. Like before you know it. Yep. That's from sunny skies. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clivert Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement

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We have 90 seconds to figure out as many as possible. The record is six in 90 seconds. We've been pretty terrible the last few weeks. Pretty bad, yeah. Ready to go, Amy. Ready to go. Clock starts at the end of the first joke. Go.

The morning corny. What do you call a cow in an earthquake? Moose shake. Milkshake. Yes, good, good, good. Why, or what did the shy pebble want to be? Rock. Boulder.

Rock star. A shot. Rock and Roll star. A little bolder. Oh. Nice. Go, go, go. Did you mean that bold?

Like bold? Yeah. Oh, good. Yeah. That's awesome. I never got that. Why did the Mexican throw? Oh, no.

We got it. We got it. Free win. That's a free win. Free racism. Why did the Mexican throw his wife in the river? Jose. I'm not answering, Eddie.

Nothing I say, I feel uncomfortable with answering. Why did the Mexican throw his wife in the river? Oh. No, I can't say that. I can say that. I'm out. Why can't you say it? Because anything I say if I'm wrong, it might come.

Cinco. Yes, because she was going to sinko. See if she would sinko. Is that right? No. Cinco or swim? Man, I don't know. Eddie.

Just tell me. Eddie, I got one, but I don't know if I can say. Me too. I have one. I don't know if I can say it. Let me do it. Let me say one too. No, he can't say this.

What? I love it. Yeah. That was good. Tequila. Yes. Tequila. Yeah.

No, you can't say lunchboxes. Keep going. Can we say it on the podcast after or is it totally? No, no, no. We can say it. Okay. Why don't scientists trust atoms? They split.

They're neutral. They're neutral. They're electric. Electron. They proton. The nucleus. They neutral. Damn, we're on a roll.

Because they make up everything. That's good. That's good. Well, you went from like race humor to science. That's all over. That's fine. That's fine. That's just scary for us.

It's like, it's like just, hey, why did the guy you got walking the bar? Dude, we're not talking about what? Yeah, we have lots of answers. Right, yeah. Hey, why the black guy walking on the street? Nope. Not going to do it. Why did you?

It's like, well, there's nothing we can't. We don't feel comfortable with those. I know. You got us. Sorry. But we got that right, though. That was cool. You did.

Bobby got it. How long were you sitting on that one for you? You got like, can I say that? When did you think of tequila? I thought it. Tequila. No, you don't. I don't even want to say how my mind went

because it doesn't feel good about how my mind. Because I'm just starting to think of like racial like slurs. Your best friend is Hispanic. I know, but I'm like, it's a joke. So I'm thinking of all these things that I'm like, well, I can't do that. I would never say that in a real life. No, it's like, tequila.

No, we get it. It's not, it's not a bad one. No, I, how many did we get? The tequila comes from Mexico. How many do we get? We should get a bonus one for the racist one. Adave. We should.

Okay. All right. You get an extra. How many we get. You got Boulder, you got milkshake, you got tequila times two, so that's four. And you miss the, why don't scientists trust Adams because they make up everything. Why the Polack? We can't do stuff like that, though, because it just puts us.

No, I only do the Mexican ones because we have. I can hear, they can hear you too. It's not only white, white people can't just hear you right now. But also, I mean. There's a button we have where only the white stock. each other. Sorry guys. My family origin is South Texas. Yeah, hey, I got black friends too.

I have black kids. That's true. That way is true. We're all good then. Okay. Dr. Bobby presents. Is it interesting? I found this. You guys tell me if it's interesting or if I'm just stupid, okay?

Okay. You know there are roads and there are streets and there are avenues and there are boulevards and there are courts and they're always like, why is that one a street and that one a road and that one at? Do you know the answer? No. You ever wonder why they're different? Wondering now.

If I were to ask you, and I'm not thinking you should know, because I didn't know, why would you think they would be different? I don't know. And I'm curious as to why I've never looked it up, because I was writing something the other day, and I typed street, and they were like, oh, no, it's road. And I'm like, well, it'll make it. I've done that too. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I do that with zip codes as well. I just kind of guess one of the numbers. For a split second, I was curious about it, but I never took the time to look it up. So now that you're bringing this up, I definitely have to know. And I have no idea why. I mean, was there a street and a road? If you were to have asked me, because I did not know, I would have thought. I mean, I know court is a circle.

Maybe the fancier, like if the town wants to sound fancier, they name stuff Boulevard. But I didn't know. But that's why we're doing, Dr. Bobby presents, is it interesting? And so in this video of the Brain Candy Podcast, the host, discuss the difference in road names. Streets run perpendicular to avenues. In New York is the best example of that. A boulevard is wide, fancy, and tree-lined.

And a place is a road or street that has no thoroughway or leads to a dead end. A court is a road or street that ends in a circle or loop. So. New court. For those that are riding down and I hope you take notes while you listen to this show. Pin and paper. Highlighters. Boulevard, which does sound fancy to me.

I would have thought fancy neighborhoods. I was kind of there only on that one. Boulevard are wider, fancy, and tree-lined. So, like, Sunset Boulevard has, like, palm trees all the way down. Or Santa Monica Boulevard. And that's the only two I think I know. I'll be honest. That's it.

That's from songs. Can we name any other boulevards? Famous boulevard. How about? Broken Boulevard. MLK Boulevard. Yep. Yeah.

That's every city. And it's at a boulevard. Okay? Boulevard broken drains. Green Day. Yep. That probably don't count, though. I don't know any other boulevard.

Hollywood Boulevard? Maybe. Oh. Streets and avenues are the same. It's just the direction they go. Much like when we talked about interstates, some are odd and some are even based on the direction. They go east, west, north, south. So a street and an avenue basically the same.

Boulevard's are wide and fancy. A place is a road or a street that goes to a dead end. Like I went to a 32 32 amy place. That would be a row, but it would end up deading at Amy's. No thorough way. Park place, like for Monopoly. Yeah. It's interesting.

It's only place I can think of. That's it though. Melrose place. Yeah. Show, though. I think it's an actual place. It's a real place. The apartment was Melrose.

I think it's just a place. And then the court, like you said, it's like a cul-de-sac. That's what I think of. So what's road? Did you say that? Like, because sometimes it's R.D. I think road and street would probably be the same. But they're not.

Road. Yeah, a road. Street. Okay. So question. Did you find that interesting? Yeah. I mean, not super interesting, but now I know. Now I know.

Yeah. I'm probably. I'm still a little confused. A road in general, just so you know, a road is just a general path completing two points, right? So streets and roads are basically the same thing. Okay. But what's up? But then you get to like highway versus interstate.

Interstate. What's the difference? That's the same. And a freeway. What on earth is a freeway? Now we're talking, boys. Now we're getting to places that science has never gone. And a toll road. So, well, no, that's different because you got to pay for that.

You know that you pay. An interstate is the actual definition of that highway that runs from whatever part of the country to whatever part of the country. Right? Like interstate I-30. Yeah. I. When we were living in Texas, all of us were in Texas. I-35.

I-35. I-30 in Arkansas, I-35 in Austin. That is a government interstate that goes from one part of the country to all the way to the end. Okay, we're with me here? The government. A freeway is going to be a type of highway that we can drive faster that's not a government, but it's like a four lane. Okay. But it's not really an interstate.

Ramps. There are ramps, but it's not really an interstate. What was the other one? Three-way. So it's not government? It's not government? Well, it could be, it's not federal. Oh, so it's state.

Freeway could be state. So they can make up their own speed. You say interstate highway, freeway. Interstate is interstate. It's that'd be federal. Highway, you have to be high. And then the. Freeway's free.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, now I'm lost. Is it interesting? Amy. Yeah, it's interesting because I've always been curious. And TBD on if I'm going to remember any of it. Same thing, and I just did the second.

I think I got a little bit of it. Lush, Foxx, easy to interesting. Eh, it's kind of lame. It's kind of boring. Very confusing. But, I mean, I listened. Well, that's good. Thank you.

That's a plus. You gotta make that paycheck. Yep. Okay. And the morning, and you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Fox Morgan 2. We're going to Steve Redavit trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit.

And Bobby's on the back. You know what this is is the body bomb store. Did you know I have your resume lunchbox? Do you have my resume? I have it. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, I have it. I think it's funny if I have it.

That's awesome. How'd you get it? Yeah, how'd you get it? It don't matter. If you're a wist. You don't want to know. It's like CIA. I don't want to be brief because I don't want to have to go sit in front of Congress and tell the story.

So it's better you don't know. So I'm proud of lunchbox because he saw a job opening as the, Like in-stadium hype guy. Yeah, basically is what I'd call it. In-stadium host, hype up the crowd, whatever. For the MLS team here in town. And I think even us talking about it, it gives him an edge. Come on.

We're promoting it. If they're listening, like, you get this all every day for four hours a day, just talking about him doing this. That's all we'll talk about. Oh, man, that'd be awesome. So he loaded up his resume, but he's like, I don't know how to do a resume. So who helped you with this? My wife did it.

And she did a pretty good job. Would you like to hear it? Yes. It's not that it's funny because his wife did a good job. It's just reading some of the stuff. For example, lunchbox. Skill summary. Highly engaging media personality with extensive experience in live broadcasting,

sports commentary and fan interaction, skilled at delivering compelling content and creating an energetic atmosphere that resonates with audiences. And a proud NCS season ticket member since 2022. That's the money line. Yeah. Hit them with that. Because you're a fan. Yeah. Like you've paid your own money. That's the money line. Good job. She did so far. I'm experience.

Co-host, Bobby Bone Show. Just talks about us. We started in 2003. What year is it? Oh, my God. Okay. So we're old. He didn't write that, but it's there. And he's like, read scripts, improvise radio commercials, promote sponsors effectively. Research, conceive, create, and deliver commentary on pop culture, music, and news. Yeah. He does that. That's what I do. Does he? Yes. I mean, he's part of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, I make comments. You do a lot. You do a lot of comments. You collaborate with the sales team to secure and maintain sponsorships. If I were in court, I'd have to say, your honor, that he's lying. No, he does. He does. I go by those salespeople desk.

Say, what up all the time. You guys are just talking. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're just like, can I get tickets and stuff? Fair enough. Hey, but that's collaborating. You are. It's also experience.

A soccer player, coach, and referee, various leagues. I like it because he's trying to be a soccer. or hype guy, Nashville, Austin, San Antonio, played all positions, coached youth teams, and refereed matches. He worked for the San Antonio Spurs, game day promotions, selected fans to participate in on-court promotions. Was this an internship or did you get paid? No, I didn't get paid.

It was internship. You didn't put that. And not that you need to. It's just under experience. Yeah, it looks like he either played for the Spurs was part of the executive team. I don't hate it. I'm just saying if they ask you.

Got it. Remember the coach for Georgia Tech that lied on the Dresdenman guy ended up getting fired? Yeah. What he said? George O'Leary. George O'Leary. He got a Notre Dame job and then... And then they weren't going to fire and they went back into it again and found others.

It's a whole different story. I can tell you in the podcast. Okay. Awards and Acknowledgements. CMA Award, four-time daily national broadcast personality of the year. That's a baller. I mean, that jumps off the page. Academy of Country Music Award.

Four-time. Are you sure it's just four and four? I think we have more than that. Yeah. Why yes to me, man? My wife did it. enough. Nashville scene. Best of Nashville Award. Best Podcast. A nonprofit. And then education. The University of Texas

at San Antonio. A BA in communication. You didn't graduate, dude. This is George. Oh my God. Oh, no. This is that. This is that. This is the lie. Yeah, you don't. You can't, you can't lie. I don't know she put that. You didn't read it until right now. Oh, you haven't had this? No. She's sent it. He says it as a Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Concentrations and Speech and Public Relations, 2003. In parentheses, does it say basically?

Nope. Or walk the stage, but didn't get... What's he missing? Like three hours? Three hours. That part, that part is in it. I'll just, well, I'd have to say that was a misprint. That's not a misprint?

Because everything's printed correctly. I'll say that I made that resume back in the day and then I never, because I thought I was going to complete my degree and I never went back. So you made the resume in 2003. Oh, just say you're acting as if, because you're. trying to, sometimes you have to act as it before something happens. So he should, he's just, don't say any of that. Just say, I'm three hours short.

I forgot. In my mind, I've already graduated. Hold on. In my mind. Awards accomplishments. What? She didn't put prom king. It was not listed on there.

Yeah, that needs to get on that. That would have been funny, though. That's been great. Hilarious. And then there's a whole cover letter. I won't read the whole thing, but the- Do you know who wrote that? I'm assuming not you because there, there's indentions and parag.

Like, it's written nicely. Who wrote it? I. Well, so what's the cover letter say? She's at TBT. Dear Colleen, I'm excited to apply for the in-stadium host position with the Nashville Soccer Club. With extensive experience on live broadcasting, I bring strong communication skills on-camera

presence and the ability to engage audiences real time. He goes on soccer, played soccer. I've been involved with organizations like St. Jude. Yep. Big supporter of St. Jude. That is true. True. He steals from them. But yes, okay, he also, I think he's probably about even. Net. I went to their weekend thing at St. Jude down in Memphis, brave the city of Memphis.

But you made them pay for extra time. You made them buy you extra hotel rooms. They did buy me an extra night at the hotel. Thank you for your time and consideration. Signed lunchbox. I think overall, it's a solid A-minus. That's great. So I had advised, hey, reach out to them. It's never too early to reach back out. If it's one day, it ain't too early. Did you reach out? I reached out. And I sent an email.

I said, hey, just want to make sure you got my resume and checking out where you guys are at. And I got a reply. Like 30 minutes later, oh, we were just about to email you to let you know. You've moved on to part two of the interview process. Yeah, y'h. And I'm like, let's go. What does that mean? Are you going to go in now and be interesting?

Well, that's what I thought too. I was like, oh, well, they want me to come in and, you know, they're going to offer me the job. She goes, what we need you do is make some videos. Am I? Like you're hyping up the crowd. Yeah, I was like, introduce the sponsor, introduced one of our theme nights, and there was some other ones,

yada, yada, yada. And so I was like, do I wait a few days? You do it immediately. So I went and I did it immediately. How many videos did you make? I made like five. How made you send? Five.

Wait, on your phone, like you did it just. Oh, yeah. Are they selfie style? No, no, my wife filmed it. Okay, okay, good, good, good. Selfie style. Way too close. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Do we have one of them? Yeah. How long are they, though? 25 seconds and 35 seconds. Is he yelling the whole time? It's just him doing what he would do inside the stadium. Hype guy. Okay, give me the 25 second one.

What's this one? Fan night. We're celebrating fan night at the MSC game. I'm so excited to be at the game. Oh, wow, this guy on stage is probably going to make me even more excited. Let's hear it. Don't forget. Tickets are on sale for August 23 match.

Can you hold on. Are you sitting on the toilet? Oh, no. Where are you? Nothing you were doing a bad job or like, are you in the middle of dropping one right there? No, I'm in my kids' bedroom and they have an NSC flag that they have hanging on the wall. So I'm standing in front of that. Okay.

Sounds like the bathroom though, right? Okay. It's just an empty room. Yeah, yeah, I hear you. It sounds empty. We just, it sounds bad. We can't see it. We can't see the flag.

It sounds like. What is empty because no one's in there. Go ahead. Don't forget, tickets are on sale for our August 23 match against Orlando SC. It's fan appreciation night. Nashville SC wants to say thank you for supporting the boys in blue and gold. So the first 5,000 people in the gates get a custom Nashville SC Beanie. That's Nashville SC's matchup August 23rd.

Go to NashvilleSc.com and get your tickets now. That was great. How did you remember all that? Off the dome and I was wearing a Nashville SC beanie. That's the giveaway. I was pointing to the beanie like, hey, come get one of the ease. And you're a real fan. I think that helps.

Yeah, I'm going to die hard. Yeah. I'm up for it. Tickle me. Give me the second one. You want me to tell you? Hold on. Let me introduce it. Oh, my moved environment. Sorry, everybody.

Lunchbox, go ahead. This is me in the backyard, and I'm doing like a fan competition. It's supposed to tie in a sponsor. And Publix, the grocery store is a sponsor. So that's what I'm doing. Boom. Is anybody doing it with you? No, no. My wife's filming it.

But I mean, are you like faking a game or something? I have it set up. But there's no one there actually doing it. Okay. Go ahead. It's tough. for the public's bagging challenge. We got Billy here, and he has 30 seconds to run 30 yards down the field and pack his groceries away. Groceries are soccer cleats, soccer ball, a water bottle, a pair of socks and some shin guards.

Everything for a good game of soccer. He runs down, packs this grocery bag, and runs back. If he can do that in 30 seconds or less, Billy is going to win $100 to Publix. Billy, are you ready? Fans, are you ready? Let's count them down. Three, two, one, go. I think sounds great.

There's no Billy, though. There's no Billy stand-in would have helped, but I don't think you needed it. Yeah. You didn't like point at nothing. Billy was off camera, right? Off camera. You weren't like pointing at something that wasn't. No, no, no, no.

Billy was off camera. I like it. I think you've done a great job. I think they would be crazy not to hire you. What's next? When is what's next? I sent them, and I got an email back saying, and thank you.

We'll let you know early next week. We're trying to move on this fast. Which basically means I got it, right? I don't know. That's weird that you would say that. We hope you did. You deserve it. I would bet on you getting it.

Just the way it's like, oh, we're looking to move on this fast. You'll hear early next week. It's basically like. I'll just leave a positive then. Yeah, let's leave it back. Do you want to hear the other reason they could be saying that? Or would you just like to? No, I'd like to hear it.

I didn't think there was another reason. Jobs have to be posted. certain situations. They could already have somebody in mind, but they've just posted the job, and people are applying, and they're going to move because they're ready to announce. Oh.

But that doesn't mean that's what's happening here. I had no idea. They would be crazy not to hire you. You would do an awesome job. You're a massive fan. You have a... Apparently you've won like every award, which is pretty cool.

Except prom king's not on there. And you're a college graduate. So... That may be a little... That would definitely not. That's a bad. I don't think they care about that though. Yeah, like, do you really need a college degree for that?

No, you don't need it. You just shouldn't write it. Like, you could have not lied. But they wouldn't have known. Maybe it was a misperin. We forgot to put attempted to get a B.A. Almost. So close.

So close. I think I did, I think he did a really good job. If I were advising you on one other tip, I would do something a little like, there maybe other people that are listening to this. They're applying for the job to. A little extra that they're not asking for. Like what though? Well, they only ask for four.

videos I sent five. Okay. Okay. Like that, Bobby? Is that what you mean? No, because then I'm kind of annoyed I'm going to watch extra video. Like I said, I would like send, I would like drop something off. Yeah, I would like. What about flowers? Send flowers? No, flowers. No, I just flowers on. But I would like. But you're going to do cookies with your face on it. Like Colleen, like, yeah, like do cookies. Oh, I thought about it, but I didn't do it. Oh. I just followed up with the email. To Colleen and the team and it's like you and you're like you and your Nashville soccer jersey or whatever. With your beanie. And you're like, hey, just want to say thanks for me considering me. It's the little things like that that won't get you the job

but you'll be remembered more so if it's close they're like, hey, the guy did bring his cookies. I mean, that doesn't sound close. That sounded awesome. Sounds like a home run. Yours? Yeah. When did you record that? Because you still kind of have a beard and everything. What? Did he record that like, dress like that? Yes, yes. He looked like this.

But that's okay. He's cash. I think he looks fine. Do you sure? For that? Yeah. Homeless look? It may be what to looking for. Okay. All right. I was reading yesterday. Homeless hype guy is the new thing. It's a new. I think you should get it.

Good luck. And please. Well, one, do something else extra. Yeah. And then let us know. What about a cake? What if we print?

This is easy. I just looked up. We can print. We know who likes cakes. Bobby likes cake. Oh, you. Oh, no.

Well, it's not an announcement. I was going to do a cake announcement for Amy's boyfriend. But that turned into all the tuition. Why are you bringing that up? He did. You brought up the cake. You brought up. You said the word cake.

You brought up. Not me. Okay. Okay. Hey, what if this would be easier, probably faster than cookies. You print him out on a cake and they lay it on top and you're in the thing. And it says like, you know, Nashville. Roll up a big cake and put him inside of it.

Oh, now we're talking of. Okay. And he's only wearing a beanie, but on his thing. Yes. Yes. On his thing. Yeah, they'll never forget that. Do it.

Do something extra. I think you'll get the job if they don't already have someone. I think they'd be crazy not to hire you. All right. I'm big supporter. Okay, thank you. A North Carolina man decided. that because there was his bear that would not stop coming around,

he needed to get creative and make sure that bear would stop coming in his backyard. So when he bought a bear costume, and then he approached the black bear and started growling at the black bear. The real bear got spooked and took off, but he stared the man down for a second. There was a brief moment in this guy's life where he thought, was this a good decision? Turns out it worked.

Bears are typically erratic when challenged. That's from the New York Post. I believe that he probably could have done it man to bear. Black bear is usually not aggressive unless they are hungry, injured, protecting a kid, scared. We had a lot of black bears. We didn't have grizzly bears in Arkansas. But the bear looks at him. But he's in like a fuzzy brown bear suit, though.

It's almost like... It's hilarious. Yeah, it's not even like a scary one. It's like he wanted like some pizza. Like he was like a pizza mascot that showed up. But funny story. The bear looked back at him. But the guy took the head off of the mask, got costume and it ruined it for everybody.

Of course. All the kids watching. Could salty foods be fueling depression rates? Scientists from this university have discovered a surprising connection between high salt diets and depression like behaviors and mice, potentially explaining why depression rates continue rising alongside our consumption of processed foods. The research team found that excessive salt intake, trigger specific immune responses in the brain that can lead to behaviors resembling depression. This is from study finds.

Amy, your thoughts. I mean, I feel like there's a lot of things we're putting in our body that can be contributing towards depression. Sodium or salt being one of them. Sugar being another one. Highly processed foods, which we consume a lot of. So I think it's something we should take a look at or take seriously. Can you in 30 seconds describe because I even use it a lot and I have a mild knowledge of it

A processed food. What the heck does that mean? Well, it's not a whole food. Like, a whole food would be, you know, a potato that's grown from the earth. And then you can make, you can make lots of things from a potato, mashed potatoes, baked potato, whatever. So that would be a whole food. And then a process is like a cracker where it's like things are put together

and things are added into the food, additives, preservatives. Formulas are created in order to make it. And a lot of that pre-packaged stuff is processed, which is, easier, faster, more convenient. And so we tend to lean towards that because it's a lot faster than bacon, a baked potato. Oh, no, and it tastes better. Yeah, like the taste. I would eat preservatives at all if I could.

Well, yeah. And what's crazy is, too, they knowingly put things in there that we know we will gravitate towards and get addicted to and like, so then we crave it more. A guy wants to look like an Instagram filter that he uses all the time. So he spent the money, $46,000. on plastic surgery. $46,300. That's the cost of his cosmetic procedures

as he chases the Instagram filter look. His name is Dale, which is not a name I would think. That would be chasing any sort of Instagram. I've known quite a few Dales from growing up on Arkansas, all older, all very southern. They like to fish? Don't even have Instagram.

I don't know a single Dale that has Instagram. But, yeah, he went under the knife for the first time in 2019 to get a nose job and now he's addicted to chasing this certain look and it all now is like he's obsessing over the way this one Instagram filter makes him look he's had do you want to hear quickly open rhinoplasty open what's that mean I don't know oh the rhino's the nose right yes I mean it's a nose job but I don't know open open it has cost them 50 like it way more closed costs them like $2,000 it says it's the place open if you go in and they're open it's going to cost a lot more than if they're

closed and you have to do it yourself. What is it? There's visible incisions on the exterior of the nose is why it's called open. Teeth crowning, forehead rejuvenation, hair transplant, chin reconstruction. Forehead rejuvenation, what's that? Make it look younger, right?

Now Amy's in. She's DMing of Haken. Now I'm just curious. Hair transplant, chin reconstruction. What is zygomatic remodeling? Do you have any idea what that is? No. I just didn't know if maybe you had a zygomatic

and or I didn't, you know, no, no idea what that is. Is that cheek bones? Looks like cheekbones, yeah. Oh, yeah. Zygote. Oh, it's a, ooh, cheekbone reduction. Somebody take your credit card. Lymph augmentation and body contouring and vaser liposuction.

$46,000. Dang. That's crazy. Wow. He does look. Looks good? Yeah. I mean, it looks like the filter.

Who is this person? What's his name? I got to Google him. Dale. Dale. Dale. Dale. you look good Dale

Have you seen Henry? He's up to He's got some chin work too He saw you thought look great Oh that zygomatic looks awesome Dale is like Arkansas Keith's friend I'm gonna be honest

Not this one But like Dale That's like No he looks really good But that's a lot of money And that's something inside that he's never going to fully be able to meet Like with his heart

He's chasing something that's not actually That physical thing He does look like an Instagram filter. Yeah, he does. So, I mean, I'm not into it, though. A pilot and two girls miraculously survive a plane crash by clinging to a wing in a freezing Alaska lake for 12 hours. What?

Two young girls on a pilot miraculously survived by holding on to the aircraft's wing for over 12 hours in the freezing lake waiting for rescuers. The 38-year-old man and two young relatives were a spot at the top the partially submerged Piper P.812 Supercruiser in the lake by a volunteer pilot who stepped forward to help search. So search parties out, they see it in the water. They thought they had just discovered the wreckage as they continued to approach. There were freaking people on the wing. Wow.

While the two girls, because they were on top of the wing, were relatively dry, the adult had hypothermia to an extent. Because he kind of had to stay in the water at times to keep the wing, the balance, very small plane. He was like Jack. No, Jack got a raw deal. Jack died. I mean, there was enough room. I think so, too. And they say that now.

But this guy didn't go down. He just got in, got out, got in, got out, but tried to keep it balanced and afloat. That is from the New York Post. A suspect been arrested in connection with theft of eight Chevy Corvettes from a bowling green plant. Police in Kentucky recovered eight new Chevy Corvettes that have been stolen. They were sold on March 22nd from a holding lot. Police that thieves cut a fence at the plant to get the cars out. That seems too simple.

Just cut the fence and drive off. Yeah. A man later arrested in charge with theft of the car said he's booked in jail. He would have made it back to Michigan. I would have been paid big, he said. If coach would have just put me in, we didn't want a state championship. The first car is located Saturday when a woman in an apartment complex called police to say she saw a man park a new Corvette with stickers on it and then walk away. That's shady.

Why don't you leave it in an apartment complex? So someone can pick it up. With stickers. But there are other things. Yeah, or cover it. What sucks is? there's probably like, you know, 10, 20 people involved in this sting and they only got one guy. So far, he's the only one.

And he'd have made it big. Yeah, yeah. He'd have been the best. That's from auto news. That's the news. Thank you. Those were Bobby's Big. Stories.

Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Norrie up the day. This story comes to us from Winnipeg, Canada. A 30-year-old woman was driving through the parking lot looking for a parking spot. Oh, there's one. She goes to turn in, but a woman's standing there. She's like, hey, can you move?

I'm trying to park there. No, saving it for my sister. That drives me crazy. Savers? Yeah. Oh, it drives me crazy. Line cutters and savers. There's almost no instance this is okay.

There's the occasional instance where my, all the handicapped spots are full and my cousins in a wheelchair, so I'm going to save this spot. Like, that's about it. That's about it. Oh, man, this boils my blood. There's got to be more boat. Let's listen in.

Right? Yeah. Let's go back out to the field. Lunchbox, back to you. She says, my sister's going to be here in five minutes. Ladies are like, I'm parking there. Move. Lady doesn't move.

Hit her with the car. Okay, you can't do that part of it. You can't. I mean, it's a little like, was it a little tap? Or is it a slow nudge? That's not even a tap. Like if you just slow, slow. It says run over.

Oh, well, that's not. You know what? Justice for the runner over. Yeah, five minutes is a lot. long time. You can't hold the spot. They both should be in trouble. Because you can't run somebody over with the car, but you can't

hold a spot. The bigger bonehead is the person holding the spot, even though somebody ran somebody over with the car. Yeah, I'm going to say it. I did say it. Case dismissed. I'm lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. A couple weeks ago, a guy named Jay, posed as an Orlando

Magic player representative, went into a Tiffany and Co. store, the jewelry store, goes in, says, hey, I need to see some of these diamonds. I got a player make some stuff here. Jewelry. They pull it out. He just swallows all the diamonds. No.

No. And then he runs out. Smart. Sounds like when somebody got caught cheating for a test, you eat the paper. He swallowed around a quarter million dollars for the diamonds. Wow. So they just have to watch them. Yeah, and wait. It's been announced after two weeks

he has passed the diamonds because earrings were part of it but the earrings that I'm looking at them because the person's wearing a glove and they're holding them the earring don't have backs on them and the backs would hurt but imagine a backless earring

oh yeah so what are they going to do with these stones now do you think they have to disclose it is it like when there's a murder in a house yes does the realtor have to say and I was brutally murdered oh my goodness yeah could you imagine maybe what you do is you take them all apart

every piece of it remelt the stuff that's not diamond clean the diamond throw it in a big bunch of diamonds shake it all up and then you don't know which one it is Oh yeah Mix it in there That would be my logic It's probably terrible and illegal

But he passed three of the four stolen earrings And two days later I think the other ones The law enforcement's like Oh no no he hasn't So has it passed the final two Oh it's still in there? As of this story

He passed three of the four stolen earrings and the final one two days later, okay. But what's puzzling law enforcement is the two additional earrings. They have no idea where they came from. Okay, so he only swallowed two at the place. He only grabbed two, but then four came out. He's done this before.

They did it somewhere else. Either they're gremlin's in there, and they ate after midnight. Or this is his thing. It's his thing. Wow. He must have a rectum of steel. Because I'm sure it wasn't his first or second time to do it. Yeah.

That is so cool What's cool Go try it That's the smoking gun Oh Bit bit bit Because I think of diamonds Is huge

But they are These are big And they're diamond earrings They're big Because I have a hard time Swole and a pill So I would go in there And be like

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