The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1:  We Play An Uncomfortable Game + Woman Coughed On Morgan's Sandwich + The Most Expensive TV Houses

Episode Date: January 22, 2026

Lunchbox revealed why he made the news and we hear his interview. Bobby shared the Most Expensive TV houses ranked by Zillow value including the top one that is worth $30 million dollars! Morgan had a dilemma where she went to a sandwich shop and the woman working was coughing while preparing her food. Lunchbox wants to play 'who is bigger' where he gives us two celebrities and we have to determine who is more famous right now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But if you ever reach a point where you... 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 podcasts. Welcome to Thursday show. Morning, studio. Morning. So, I don't know, almost 12 people were killed, 15 injured by a really large bull elephant that went on a 10-day rampage. It sounds like a movie. It's in Eastern India. I don't think they kill elephants there.

Like even if they killed a bunch of people? The single tusked male struck first on New Year's Day when it killed a dude. Four days later, the animal killed five members in another town. The next day, it killed five more people. The elephant moves mostly at night. I don't know. I mean, this is a killer elephant. Yeah.

A serial killer. If this were happening in America, I would think it's people dressed up as an elephant costume. Killing other people? Yeah. The animal is believed to be in a state of moose, a natural but dangerous, hormonal condition of male elephants marked by a surge in testosterone that can last weeks or months. Whoa. From the New York Post is elephants running around this area, just killing folks.

Amy, that's like paramenopause for male elephants. I know. If you were that large, would you just be killing people? No. If you had tusks and you were that large. I hope not. So Karen Reed is launching a YouTube channel now. We talked about her recently because she was doing an interview.

But Karen Reed, she's the one who, she wants to trial because they claim that she killed her boyfriend that was the cop. And so now she's going to have a YouTube channel and talk about everything that happened within the trial. So she's going to say, I'm going to let you know the truth. But you know, all the people that were wanting her to be arrested and go to jail, they got to be so nervous because they're already villains and we really don't know what happened we just go what the court said the court said she's not guilty i don't think she was guilty but obviously i wasn't there i didn't see it but everybody that was against her at least a lot of those people seem shady as crap right you mean like the people that were testifying and part of the case are just like public no the people that were against her like as part of the case like yeah yes no they are they're shady friends they're and they have they have shady past like there's shady all kinds of shady behavior Like they have to be going, oh, this is never going to end. Well, I mean, eventually it will.

For them, I think the rest of their life. I don't think they can live in that area anymore and not feel it. I think every restaurant they go to, people are probably looking at them going, ah, there's people that tried to unfairly get Karen Reed convicted. I feel like a lot of them have been positions of power where, like, I feel like they thought they were going to get away with it for. You think they were going to get away? You think they thought they were getting away.

Yeah, because I think they've gotten away with other things and they just think we run this town, so we're going to figure our way out of this. Yeah, they're not searching, at least what I know of, they're not out searching for John O'Keefe's murderer now. So what is like case closed? I think it's open, but it's crazy. They've got to keep moving on this. They've got to find whoever did it. Right. But if it was one of them. Well, yeah. Or OJ was like, I'm giving a reward to anybody who can find the killer. That's hilarious. They never had to pay that reward.

The average American hits their daily energy slump at 2.06 p.m. Do you hit a point in your day where you're just exhausted in the afternoon? Some days, I do, but it varies. Like sometimes I hit the slump at 10 a.m. And it lasts the rest of the day. I never hit it at 10, but around 2, 3, 4 o'clock, there's always a point where I'm going, I could go to bed right now. Oh, really?

Like I could. And if I'm not feeling great, a couple times I've fallen asleep. at like 5 or 6 p.m. And then I'm ruined for the whole night. Yeah. Like if you accidentally fall asleep and take a nap, post for me noon, I'm a mess. Yeah, I have to pay attention to mine because mine's mostly hormonal. So I would say on a day where I'm not dealing with anything hormonal, I don't get that.

I don't get an afternoon slump. Do you? Oh, yeah, they nailed it 2 o'clock. The afternoon slump has a clear time according to a new survey of 2,000 Americans. Respondents said their energy levels tend to bottom out at 206 p.m. A finding that puts a number on what workers and students have long suspected about those drowsy post-lunch hours. That's why we should do siesta's. They do that in Mexico.

Yeah, I've been to a couple places where everything is closed for lunch for like three hours. Siesta time. And they stay awake or they stay open until like eight. Everybody comes back to work. It feels wildly inefficient. We probably wouldn't come back to work, honestly. No, we wouldn't come back to work at all. What do you do to re-boost?

Eat something? No, give it 30 minutes. Like if I give into it and take a nap, it's like you said, it's over. But like most of the time I just fight through it. In about 30, 45 minutes, I'm back. That is from study finds. Hello, Bobby Bones. My wife had a few friends over recently.

One of them brought their kid. The kid is a handful always getting into stuff, nonstop chaos. At one point, the kid snuck into my home office, knocked over my computer and cracked the screen. The parents were apologetic and immediately offered to pay for the damage. Here's the wrinkle. My computer had basically crapped out a few weeks earlier. I was already planning to replace it and been saving it for a new one.

So now I'm torn. Do I accept their offer to pay for the computer without mentioning that it was already broken? Or do I tell them not to worry since it was already dying and eat the cost myself? I don't want to be dishonest. What's the right move here? Signed computer crisis. Okay. Why are you shaking your head?

Because read that last sentence again? What was the last thing they said? I don't want to be dishonest. So there's your answer. You know what you need to do. You tell them. So there's your anger. You know what you need to do.

Tell them it was already broken. No worries. I think they're just paying the money because the kid broke something. More of... Yeah, but it was already broken. Yeah, but not to the extent it was. No, no, no. It had cracked out.

It was broken. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, oh, is this a gift from the Lord? I don't know. So you're saying, though, he should just not take the money. No, he's our... The reason why we're getting this note is because that it's not sitting well with him. Yeah, he'd know.

he's doing a role. He wants permission to do it. He wants permission to be dishonest. If you were going to buy a new computer anyway. Because it what? Because it crapped out. That's right. You should. But then how does the kid learn his lesson? Well, I mean, the parents can handle that with the kid. The kid doesn't have to know. I mean, I don't know how they want to handle it with their kid, but that's not his responsibility. Yeah, I agree with you. You're going to feel guilty about it probably. I wouldn't take the money. I'd think about it, though. Because, they're paying because their kid screwed up, but if your computer really was dead, I would not

take the money. Lunchbox, what would you do? Oh, I would absolutely take the money. I would say, look, yeah, your kid broke my computer. They don't need to know it crapped out. The fact is their kid broke the computer. So that teaches them, hey, you've got to be careful around electronics. You don't know it's crapped out. You broke it. You pay for it. I think the fact that he's asking is him knowing he's doing wrong. He may open up and be honest with them and they'd be like, well, regardless, our kids still broke your computer, so here's some money. Maybe you say that to them. You say, hey, look, my computer was already crapped out, so I'll save it by new anyway, but regardless, you give me the money.

No, you can't say regardless, you give me the money. I'm saying regardless, they might pay you anyway. This is a way, I think, to, like, strengthen the relationship and be like, oh, you're going to pay me. You know what? Don't worry about it. Like, don't, please, I'll handle it. So you don't tell them it crapped out. And you take the credit for me. a good guy. Oh, see. And then the friend is like, wow, that's so nice of him to not charge me for that. Okay, so if he takes our advice and he doesn't take the money, you're saying, though, he should add the layer of guilt. A little bit. Yeah. Because it's not guilt, but the friend will be like,

that's so sweet of him to not charge us. It's like, don't worry about it. I got it. Hey, kids mess up all the time. I'll eat this one. Yeah, you're manipulating the situation to make yourself look like this, like, guys, I think everybody wins. Everybody kind of does win. Everybody owes you a favor. That's the currency. They owe you a favor. Bro, if you already have enough money saved it to buy the computer and he really didn't break your computer, don't take the money for the computer.

What you do beyond that, as Eddie would say, that's on you, but I wouldn't take the money. All right. At bobbybones.com, close it up. Okay, breaking news. Here we go. Lunchbox made the news. Wow. Okay.

This is his dream. Look at him smiling. You want to tell him what happened? Oh, man. supposed to be a snowstorm coming to town and they were looking, looking for energetic people to talk about it. And I'm at the dog park and they walked up to me. And they said, sir, would you be willing to talk about how you get your weather and how you're prepared for the snowstorm? And I said, let's start rolling, baby. So did they find you or did you see them and go toward them?

No, I was standing there. They came to me. And one guy declined. He didn't want to be on the news. No, he said, no, I'm good. And I said, oh, I'm here. I'll do it. I'll do it. So here is Lunchbox being interviewed by Channel 5 News. And it seems like this is a pretty long clip.

It looks like it's 67 seconds. Of just lunchbox? Is this? Just me. Wow, that's big time. You could get discovered from this. Let's go. All right, here's the clip.

All right, you got scoot over there so you're not. No way, you can just watch. All right, here we go. Let's sit it. All right. So what is your weather app telling you? Oh, weather says. snow, snow, let it snow. 80% chance on Saturday. Let's go. It's cold. It is very cold. Where do you usually get your weather

information? Either from my wife or from my phone right here. I just pull it up and whatever it says, I go by. Is it usually accurate? No. Never. So that's kind of the gist of our story today. A lot of people are getting their weather and branches on their phones. People are thinking we're going to get 20 inches of snow. Hi! Hi again! But, um... Oh my gosh.

So you have plans to go to the grocery store this week. Okay, so that wasn't the news. But this made the news? I don't know what just happened. No, no. I thought I was going to hear a news clip. No, he recorded what happened there, which is like a lot of stuff. So he wasn't on the news for 67 seconds.

This was just the audio of the interview. That was him hitting recording on his phone. Has it made the news? Tonight at 10 o'clock. Okay. Yeah. So you don't know yet. I don't know.

But they interviewed me and I kept telling my kids to get away. We were at the dog park and they kept running back by. I'm here. Hi. And then the dogs are. Your kids are just like you. Let me tell you. It made me smile so funny that they were like going, hi, hi.

I'm here. But they may not put on the news. kids are yelling the whole time. Yeah, that's the only worry. And your dog is whimpering. Oh, yeah, man. Well, because I had him leashed up because we were about to leave when they walked in. I was like, oh, we can't leave yet.

Choking him. Yeah. Okay, so you didn't make the news yet. Not yet, but, but I mean, I'm probably going to be the lead, right? The lead of that story? What would do you? My line was great. What does it say?

Snow, snow, snow, let it snow. That was great. If I were the news, you know, producer or whatever, I would lead it with. snow, snow, let it snow. And then like, that's what people are saying. And then nothing else. Because they want him to probably brag on their weather or their app. And he's like, nope, it's kind of wrong all the time. Okay, we'll watch the news tonight then to see if he made it. I literally thought he made it, guys. And that's what we were doing. He's playing a news clip. Okay, we'll update you guys tomorrow. I want to go over to Morgan. She was at a sandwich shop. She was ordering food. Morgan, what did you see?

Well, I was watching the woman making my sandwich. She was adding on the lettuce and tomatoes and then she turns to the side coughs. And then she starts adding on the seasoning and then she turns the other side in coughs. And I was like, she's not wearing a mask. She doesn't have any protection on. She did cover it, but she's coughing while she's making my sandwich. And I like panics because I'm paying for the sandwich as this is happening. And I paid for it.

And then she like hands it to me no big deal. And then I look at the sandwich and I was like, this has a stranger's germs all over it. So the question is, you see this happening. What would you do? I'm going to take the sandwich, but I'm not going to eat it. Because I'm not going to make her feel bad. And I think if you're working in food, it's hard. It sucks.

But if you're coughing, you have to cough away from people where they don't see you do that. She did turn. You can turn all day. It doesn't matter. You have to not cough while you're making somebody's, food. I think Morgan witnessed what happens all the time, but we don't see it. That's not a point. If you see it, it's completely different. Can you just unsee it? Yeah. You're not a jury where they're like, please strike that from the record. If I'm watching

somebody cough or they're making my food, I'm going to have a hard time eating it. Now I'm not going to go in demand a refund or anything because I understand that's a natural part of life, but I'm probably not going to eat it. And that suck because I just wasted 12 bucks on a sandwich. Did you eat it, Morgan? I took three bites of it and I couldn't get it out of my head. throwing it away. I mean, if you turn your head and you cough and something's in front of you, there's probably still some scraggle

going to get on it. But are you, was it a cough like, or was it like? Do you think she's sexy coughing and she's making her sandwich? Or was it? It was not a sexy cop. It was a, from the chest,

there was something going on. She did cough into her arm, but I just, it was just exposure. Yeah, you have to hold your breath, make the sandwich, and then go on the back and cough. Unfortunate,

but you have to do that if you're making people's food. Lunchbox, what would you do? Oh, I'm asking for my money back. Listen, you got that coffin chick all over my food. I need money back and you need to go home. Some people can't go home because they have to pay their bills. And they're getting paid hourly.

They're contaminating everyone's food. So put her in the back in the office and let her sit in a chair, but she doesn't need to be making food. Let her sit in a chair? You said she couldn't go home so she can't be making food. Last thing to do, mop the floor. I don't care. Get away from the food if you're coughing.

So you go back for a refund though? Yeah, for sure. 100% what would you do i'm probably not saying anything at the moment i would try to eat it and put out of my mind but probably what happened to morgan would get to me and i would just like never mind i can't eat it just for the record that sucks i feel bad for her because she doesn't want to be sick and she probably has to work but you have to hold your breath and not cough out if you're on the front line you know what i have to unsee though all the time and i get through it you can't unsee anything yeah i have to be like i'd pretend i never saw that is sometimes the gloves the gloves where they put on the gloves

and they handle other things like the, like they'll handle a spoon or something to get it. And then maybe they go touch something at the register and then they go get your shredded lettuce. I've not seen that. I've not seen that. I have. I've not seen that.

And I just have. This happens to me as a vegetarian because I watch them handle meat of other sandwiches and then they go and handle mine. And I can't like unsee that there's a little slice of turkey that's left on the glove. Yeah, I get it. I think with Amy though it's a germ thing. Yeah.

Because I would have trouble with that. If I saw someone push some buttons and walk over with the same hands, I've just never seen someone do that so blatantly. But I would have trouble with the cough. I couldn't eat it. What'd you say? Oh, I would eat that. Like, no problem.

I have no problem eating like one time I was at a hotel and I was so hungry hadn't eaten and somebody had left their food out, like their room service. There was a whole slice of pizza there. I don't know if they touched or not. You didn't see anything to happen to it. If it looks untouched, but you're seeing her cough. I've even had a burger that was half eaten. From who?

No problem. No problem. No problem. I'm not, germs don't bother me. Is it because you have so many kids? Maybe. Germs mean nothing to you because you have four kids running around. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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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 of luck. Yeah. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever

you get your podcast. I zillowed a bunch of television houses. What do you think the most expensive television houses right now if you try to buy it? Uh, first prince of Bel Air. one. It's up for sale right now, by the way. $30 million. Oh my goodness. It's actually not in Bel Air. It's in Brentwood. Oh. Is that near Bel Air? Dude, I don't know. I don't know all the towns of L.A. Yeah. I'm assuming it's somewhere close because it's still Los Angeles. But yeah, 30 million bucks. It is 10,000 square feet, six beds, seven and a half baths. It's listed for sale as of January 2026. It's for sale the first time in nearly 50 years. So around $30 million. Would you even want a TV house?

Because I feel like everybody would just be coming up trying to take pictures of it. And maybe it would be harder in a gated neighborhood to get to a place like that. Right. But number two is the full house house. Oh, that's what I was thinking next because San Francisco pricing. Would you want a house that everybody thinks is the full house house house? I've seen people there all the time like on posts. Yeah, I've gone.

The thing is, though, it's a little tricky. Sometimes you think the wrong house is the house like I did. They all look very similar. Yes. All right next to each other. the painted ladies area in San Francisco. And you can buy the house for 5.35 million, four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms.

Only the outside was used on the show. So you go in, it really looks nothing like the set did. But that's number two. The Brady Bunch House, which gets sold a lot. I feel like that house is getting bought and sold constantly. $4.4 million in Studio City, Los Angeles. HGTV bought it, renovated it, and renovated the inside.

to look like the inside on the television show. That's cool. And then resold it as a TV replica. The Three's Company apartment in Santa Monica, California. This one's probably so expensive because it's right by the water. So you can get that apartment for $4.2 million. It's a multi-unit beachfront building. Again, exterior shots only.

That'd be pretty cool, though, to live by the water there. It would be cool to live somewhere where it wasn't cold. I'm not a beach guy. I don't know. I'm not a water guy. I don't even like bad. as much anymore. The best couple weeks I've really had a bad.

Really? My body's gotten so hot I start to get nauseous. And I love bats. Maybe you take a cooler bath. My wife will go, ow! And I'm like, what happened? She goes, I turn the bath on where your bath water was.

She says when I get out, my legs are red. So hot. Everything is red. Next up, the Golden Girls House at $4 million. And that house is in the city of? The Golden Girls House, you think. I think it's in Florida, but it's in Los Angeles. You're right.

They're all there, right? Yeah, because we drove by it. No, because they would shoot some exteriors like Roseanne. They shot that house was in Illinois. But it's not in Miami. It's in Brentwood. Man, if you're in Brentwood, you go to a couple different places. Fresh prints, golden girls, $4 million.

All right, next up, we got the Happy Days house. It's in Los Angeles. I can't really picture that in my head right now. Just like a regular two-story house. Can you picture from the outside? Yes. Good for you. Working Mindy House, $2.7 million.

The Who's the Boss House? Nice. That's in Connecticut. Yes. I looked that up. Why? Because I was watching Who's the boss the other day. And it's the, you know, the opening scene is Tony's driving from Brooklyn, from New York to Connecticut. In the van.

In the van. I was like, where is that? And they told me. It's in Fairfield, Connecticut. It's listed for $2.3 million. the interiors were filmed on a soundstage. It does not look inside. That would kind of be disappointing.

You're like, oh, I'm going to go and possibly make an offer on the Who's the Boss House and you get there and it looks nothing like the inside. Peewee's Big Adventure. That house is 1.4 and then the Wonder Years at $1.3 million in Burbank, California. I can picture that one. It seems like in a real sleepy neighborhood, though. Yeah. At the time, I think it was new.

It looked like it was new. That's a good show. I hated the ending. Gosh, I don't remember the ending. I've watched the ending again recently on TikTok, but I hated the ending when it happened because it was a flash forward. It's not spoiler, right?

Let me go to Mr. Spoiler. I'm good, right? Will over here. So the Wonder Years, if you don't know, was a show basically about a boy growing up in the 60s 70s. But it was made in the 90s, late 80s, 90s. And Kevin Arnold was the kid's name.

And he was growing up, And he had a girlfriend the whole time named Winnie. And he had brothers and dad. And the dad dies. At the end? Yeah, because he disappears. They're like, dad died a couple years later. He's a very disgruntled old man.

He was always mad. He loved his kids, though. He did. Like, he loved them a lot. He was very stern, though. So something happened with the mom. I don't remember. But at the very end, he goes, and he's like, yeah.

And I saw Winnie. He said, when I went to meet her at the air, airport with my wife. Oh, they didn't get together. And it's like, dang, they didn't even, they didn't even get together. And they loved each other the whole time. And that Paul was not Marilyn Manson. That was the rumor for a while. Because that was the rumor, that Paul, his best friend was Marilyn Manson. That is not true. But all those houses you can see on Zillow, we'll put a link up on our socials and bobbybones.com. But if you want to buy the Fresh Prince House, $30 million,

I bet you they check everybody, everybody's bank account, who even wants to take a look at it. because there are probably so many people requesting a tour that they're going to for sure make sure you have enough money. Oh, yeah. Right? Lunchbox has created a game that he wants to play on the show. Lunchbox, what is the game called? It's called Who is Bigger right now?

And I will give you two people and we talk about who's bigger, like celebrity-wise, music-wise, whatever-wise. So you just want us to compare people? Yes, that's it. Okay, so we can't win. We can just irritate people. Correct.

Got it. Okay, for example. Jelly Roll or Luke Combs? Oh, it's good. Oh, wow. So who's bigger right now? Who do you say, lunchbox? Jelly Roll.

I think jelly roll is everywhere. He's in commercials. He's on the magazines. Everybody talks about it. He was on Joe Rogan. I mean, Luke Holmes, he plays concerts, and no one talks about him. So it has to be jelly roll. Luke Holmes.

Took a break. But Luke Combs sells out football stadiums. I think it's Luke Combs still. I think Jelly Roll is definitely up there. But I think Luke Combs is probably who I'd pick, although they're both kind of killing it. So they've both been on Joe Rogan, if that's a measurement. Yeah.

But, okay. It's weird that would be his thing too. Like, he put on Joe Rogan. Yeah. So I'm like, they both have been on covers of things. But yeah, I think Jelly Roll, PR-wise, has gotten in the news a lot because of his weight loss. But who are you picking?

I'm picking right now I do see more jelly roll. Yeah, but that's purposeful from Luke Combs. Like he took a break because he went away so he wasn't over-exposed. I'm going Luke Combs. He sells more tickets musically bigger. Okay.

Next. Megan Maroney or Lainey Wilson. Oh. Man, is this just to make us uncomfortable? They're both so big. No. It's just like, who's bigger right now? now. It's just what I think in my head.

It's different. But I'm going to go Megan Maroney. Really? Yeah. Even though Lainty's wants some entertainer of the years, I'm going to go Megan Marrony. I know. I just thought you'd just be like, I'm going to go both. You can't. That's not the game. That's not the game, Amy. He wants to make us feel weird.

But they're both obviously in that top tier. Yeah. Right. They're both. They're all huge. Like these people, I'm not saying that one is terrible and one's not. I mean, I'm just saying right now, whose star is shining brighter. I'm surprised that's not the game. Who's terrible?

Who's not? You got to pick. I don't know where Laney's falling with songs right now on the Tars, but Megan's the one at the top. Six months later. She did have a recent number one. Yeah. This last week actually.

So you're going Maroney? Sure. Okay. Lunchbox who did you pick? I pick Megan Maroney. She's everywhere. I mean, it's just the way it goes. Sometimes, you know, you're on the way up.

That's what somebody says when they don't have an answer. That's just the way to go. Was she unrogan? But don't. But don't. I don't even say Lainey's on her way down. No, I'm not saying she is, but no one really talks about her. Yes, they do all the time.

All right, another one. Ella Langley or Riley Green? Ella Langley. Because they did the songs together. Man, they're both rocket shipping up. Chosen, Texas is a jam. It's my favorite song right now. So Ella.

I'm probably going to go with Riley right this second. It's close. I'm probably going to go with Riley. Lunchbox? I got Ella Langley. I saw her in a national commercial. And I don't know. It was some credit card.

It's for Joe Rogan. She comes walking out. She sits in a chair and I'm like, dang, she's that big where she's getting national commercials. Yeah, they're both killing it. All right, give me two more. One more. Okay. Travis Kelsey or Tom Brady?

What? Probably Travis Kelsey. Yeah, he's marrying Taylor Swift. But Tom Brady is everywhere. He is everywhere. Yeah, but in a. He's even dating. In a cringe way.

It doesn't. I mean, so's Travis Kelsey in a lot of ways. If you had to pick more cringe, if the game was who's more cringe? That's not the game. If the game with who's more cringe, I think it's Tom Brady a little. There you go. But I'm going to go Travis Kelsey. What did I say initially?

Travis Kelsey? Yes. He said Travis. Yeah, it's close, though. I'll go Travis Kelsey. I'll go Travis. Okay. Lunchbox for you?

I got Travis Kelsey. I think, I mean, he is being shoved down our throats everywhere you look. I mean, Tom Brady, if you're, if you're, into sports, yes, but now that he's getting in these influencer realms, he may become back up on top. I don't feel like Kelsey's being shoved in our throats right this second. I feel like they've taken a little bit of break. No, you just said he was. Okay, next one.

Mr. Beast or I show speed? Oh, Mr. Beast, easily. Oh. Wow. The only thing I've seen about him lately, though, is his hot water. Some hot water around somebody used to work for him. That's old. It is.

Oh man. That's like a year ago. Wait, no, no. There must be an update. That's barely popping up. Amy's algorithms are way behind. I just saw headline. But yeah, Mr. Beasts, because I only know who's

high show speed looks like because y'all pulled him up the other day. Yeah, Cheetah. Yeah, he's killing it in the streaming world. Mr. Beesto is beyond that. Right. Mr. Beest is. Mr. Feastables. Yeah, he's got candy bars, dude.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Once you have candy bars, you've made it. And a show on Amazon. That's true. Beast games? Yeah, which you don't even need streamers to watch that, or people on YouTube. Like, Meemaws watch Amazon. Okay.

Do you have another one? Yeah, you want another one? Give me one more. Bruno Mars or Ed Sheeran? It's Bruno Mars right now because he sold more tickets faster than any artist ever on his new tour that he just put up. That just got announced, right? Wow. More tickets on a ticket master show, I think, than any show in history.

He's doing football stadiums. Ed Shearin's also massive, but right the second, it's Bruno Mars because he has a tour in 10 years. years. Have you seen Bruno live? Yes. He's played our studio, but not a real Bruno Marce. Oh, I need to do that. I haven't either. I need to see that. Yeah. You've seen him live? Yes. I saw him in our studio and then I saw him in New York. Like a big show? Yeah, like a big show. Like an actual concert. And it was amazing. But I will say when he came to our studio and did like an intimate performance, it might be the best person I've ever heard seeing my life. It's good. But it was small. I've not seen a big show or anything like that. Okay. Lunchbox. That was. That was. uncomfortable game. Thank you. You're welcome, and I'll come over the round two another day. Just find a different uncomfortable game. And the morning

and you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Dang, you're here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Redavit's trying to put you through. Back is right in his week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. All right, 90 seconds up on the clock.

We're going to see how many of these morning corny's we can get right. Team, you guys ready? Ready. Ready. All right, time for the investigative morning corny. The morning corny. What's a doorbell's favorite dessert? Ding dong.

Ding dong. Okay. Yeah, ding dong. How come frogs are such good liars? They're rivet. They're riveting. They tell riveting stories. Liars.

Crow. Fibbs. They. Okay, how come frogs are such good liars? Bull frogs, ribbit, their legs, jump. They fly, they eat flies. Tons. They get their tongues caught on things.

How come frogs are such good liars. They mislead. They tadpole. Ooh, tadpole. There's nothing there. How come frogs are such good liars? They leap. They never croak.

All they do is, I don't know. croak. They leap. Have you guys thought about tadpoles? Man, I thought that was something there. That's actually good. I don't know what there is. How come frog are such good liars?

Ribbit, princess and the frog. Lily. Lily pads. Swamp. They. Ponds. If you lie, you don't, you can't trust you. Toad.

Toad. Toad. Could be a toad. Toad-o-lo-liars. They. They're toad. They're total delicious. How come frogs are such good liars?

Frogs, liars. We got what you. They don't tell the truth. They lay on the lily pad. Five seconds? No. No, dude, we only got one. This sucks.

I have no idea. Wow. Okay. What's the answer? Eddie said, y'all can get it. Eddie, we just had. Eddie, you said fib. Okay.

I did. You did. At the very beginning. And I was like, oh, they're going to get it. Fib. Fibb? What are frogs? Fribbit.

Frogs? Oh, amphibians. They're fibbians. Yes, because they're amphibians. Honestly, we would have never gotten that. If it was, you have 10 minutes to get it or you will die. We would all be dead on that one. That's not true.

Yes. When Eddie said fib, I was like, Bobby's brain's going to hear fib and be like, amphibian. I was thinking tap holes. Like you said. Why Bobby's brain? That was a little rude. That was rude. Well, Bobby said d-dong really fast.

Yeah, he got that. I'll be honest, I don't even know what amphibian is, so. I think that'd be a good thing for you to look up and research. I would have never got that. So now, and now you're wondering why I said Bobby's brain. A guy told his wife to stop entering stupid contests, and she didn't listen, and she paid 30 bucks to get into some big charity raffle and won a $6 million house on the lake. Okay, guess whose house that is.

She also won over $300,000 in cash. They're British. Here they are talking about their win. There was a knock of the door. The next thing I know, Maze is telling me I've won a 4.5 million pound house. That morning, we've been talking about downsizing, and now we've upsized.

I've been entering for four years, and he's been moaning at me for four years, and now we're millionaires. I'm really glad I don't listen to him. And I'm very glad you don't listen to me as well. We haven't decided long-term what we're going to do yet, but we are certainly going to enjoy it. And thanks for the 250,000 pounds,

that will make us to stay here. and not have to worry about anything for many years. So if we're switching pounds of dollars, $6 million house, like I said, $300,000 in cash. And all because she jumped in some raffle. So has anybody here ever won anything? Anything randomly. I want a fishing trip.

Okay, Eddie go. It was a church raffle, and it was like catfish, all you can catfish at this pond on private property. And we went. Do I caught like 20 fish? It was awesome. Israel? It was great.

How did they pick a winner? Draw it? Yeah, it was just a raffle at church. And then, like, I think you had like a week to enter the raffle, and then one Sunday they were going to announce all the winners. And is they called my name? It's the best feel in the world when they call your name. Morgan, what did you win? My freshman year of college, I was entered into a raffle when I went to this freshman orientation.

And I won free sandwiches for a year. That's cool. That's awesome. It was so awesome as a freshman. I remember this now. I remember this. What was the rule on the sandwiches? I got to have two a week was what ended up being like the stipulation on it.

That's the limit. Yeah. Yeah. But that's not. You didn't have to have two. Oh yeah. But you would think it'd be one a day if you went free for a year. That should be 365 sandwiches.

If I'm your lawyer, we go back and we get the rest of those sandwiches. Right. But I did have every two for pretty much every week that freshman year. I used that up. Lunchbox, have you ever won anything? Yeah, I won two round trip airline tickets anywhere. Southwest Airlines flies when I was in college. Someone was doing a raffle and I was like, oh, I'll enter.

this thing. It was in one of my classes. And they called me like two weeks later and I won and you want to know where I went with those tickets. Vegas. My first time I was 21 to Las Vegas, Nevada. And I became addicted and I was like

send me back there every day. Oh my goodness. Woo! Me and Nina went to Vegas and we stayed at Boardwalk Empire that is now the shops on the strip and it was such a crappy hotel. And I mean, it was the greatest time ever. We got, oh my gosh.

I drink so much. It was amazing. I don't think I've ever won anything randomly. Nothing? I don't think so either. Yeah, you put in, wow, I don't think I've ever hit. Scoobie Steve feels like he'd be a lottery guy or like a raffle guy. Scooby, you ever hit anything?

The lottery the most is 500. And one time I won something, I don't know what we're doing. We're at a birthday party and we're doing the axe throwing. And someone's like, you won. I'm like, I don't even know what we're talking about. But I want a gift basket of like bread. and like crappy wine. We were so drunk, we're like, yeah.

But nothing like significant that I could think of. If you were to win that house, would you sell it immediately? No. It's a lake house, right? Oh, I'd sell it immediately to take the money. I mean, you could, we wouldn't even go look at it. Sell it. Really?

Load that sucker up and let me get my cash. Why not enjoy it a little bit? I'm not paying money to move in it. I don't do anything. Sell the house. Hopefully it could increase in value. If they're thinking about downsizing anyway, like they were talking about, sell the house. You got a bunch of money. I didn't need a house on the lake anyway.

Yeah. But I would sell my current house. Move to the lake. Just move out to the lake. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver 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,

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He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What'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 Farrell. Woo. 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. 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 of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. If I were somebody who sold cars, I would always feel a little nervous about going when people are test driving cars because you don't know the person.

And so in Ohio, this dude kidnapped the salesperson. Oh my gosh. Is a woman. So they go on what's supposed to be a test drive. His name's Todd. They go to the Jeep place and say, hey, I want a test drive a Wrangler. And I think they do what you do. You take your license.

You run a copy of it. They check your insurance. Okay. They get behind the wheel. She's in there with him. He drives off and stops at some railroad tracks. And she's like, hey, you're acting kind of weird. We should go back.

And he said, allegedly, you'll sit there like a good little girl. Oh, no. See, that's when you know what's going crazy. That's when you know this thing's gone wrong. It's gone wrong at this point. He's flipped. Whatever he came to do, he's now doing it. So she tried to call for help.

And when she grabs her phone, he takes the phone and rips it from her hand and throws it. So she doesn't have her phone. He then drove to a hospital to pick up a friend and then ran errands. and then drove back. Drow back where? Back. To the dealership? Yeah, I think so because they were like

Then they rested him. What kind of hospital? Mental hospital? Pick up the buddy? I don't know. It's a good point. I don't know. He was arrested on January 4th

and faces abduction charges. Oh my gosh. That's like a movie. So I think he just abducted to get errands done and pick up a buddy and then drove back. Huh.

Weird. There's some point though where you realize as her, you're like, man, eventually this is going to get me. Yeah. That's from law and crime.com. There was another story, too, about a woman going to a door

and the guys came and then threw her in the, like, abducted her and put her in the basement. Of her house? Yeah, I got to find it. Yes. So she came to the, I think it was like on a date from a dating app, knocks on the door, and, or maybe it's food delivery. It's food delivery.

And a guy answered the door. I was like, hey, hold on a minute. He had a mask on. And then two people from the back grabs her, and they put her in the basement. She was delivering food? Yeah, three armed men. This is in Ohio.

Ohio! What's happening to you right now? Ohio's going crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was in Youngstown, Ohio. It was DoorDash. And according to WFMJ, this is from the police department, police came to the house about 10.30 p.m.

There was a robbery. Upon arrival, officers were approached by a woman who said she had been making a delivery. She told police that when she arrived at the residence, she was greeted by a man dressed in all black and wearing a mask. If that's me, then I'm delivering food, whatever, I'm out. Out. Nobody in a mask is a good guy. Nobody in a mask is a good guy. So I'm out. You're not a good guy.

I'm dropping the food. I'm running out of here. So right after she like had the food and held it out, two other armed men came from each side of the house. They're waiting on her. And they put guns at her back. And right, they had rifles. They say rifle style firearm. Who knows what that means. The one was forced into the basement and told to stay there for 10 minutes. They took her car and fled. So luckily nothing happened to her, but they held her a gunpoint, put her in, and there's a point too where she's like, all right, this is it for me.

So are they done with that house too? Yeah, was that their house? I feel like that's a no-brainer. Like, that's their house. Or unless they just borrowed the house for the house. I would think that would be one of the dumbest robberies ever if you base it at your house. Right. Or like,

after the men left, the woman exit at the basement, which you'd be nervous about doing that too because you're going, can I leave? If I do leave, am I going to get shot? All she knew is there were guys with masks saying don't leave for 10 minutes. Maybe it was a vacant house or maybe

it was one that they robbed and they knew it. Yeah, the residence was vacant, but I didn't know if it was, you're right, I didn't think it was anybody's house. I figured it was just like a house that was for sale and they went in and waited. Dang. But man, what a twist that would be if it was one of the dummy's houses. It's on the bonehead next one. Yeah.

Yeah, so it was a vacant house. The doors have been left unlocked. There you go. If I hear this story and I'm a food delivery person, I know, no, I'm not quitting, but I no longer accept anybody

that's like, must hand me bag. You know how that's an option? Like drop at the porch or please hand it to me? Wait, that's an option, must hand me back.

I didn't know that. Must look me in the eyes. Give me a salutation. Yeah, there's either drop it door like no contact or they want contact. And if like anybody chooses that option, if you're just,

I must have contact. Yes. I'm out. I'm out. We always do drop a door. Yeah, me too. I don't want contact. Well, mostly it's because our dogs just start barking like crazy. But we have two windows that you can see in the house beside the door, like tall windows. And so they bring it and I'm just standing there looking at them. And they're like, do you want to open the door and take the food?

I'm like, no, no, man. No contact. I'm always like, who chooses hand me in person? A lonely person? they need contact. That's their interaction. Some people do drive Uber because they enjoy, like, retired. I've been in mini Uber where they're like, yeah, I was retired and I just like hanging out with people.

Yeah, I was talking to an Uber driver and I asked like, do you just get tired talking to people? Like, no, that's why Uber. I love talking to people. You know what? That's why I don't Uber, actually. I don't really want to talk to anybody. Let's go to Ray in Knoxville. We were talking earlier about Morgan.

She was at a sandwich place. and she saw this woman making her sandwich, but also coughing. And we debated what do we eat the sandwich. Hey, Ray, you're on the show. Hey, good morning, y'all. Morning. I got a different perspective on it is that I have asthma, so I cough, but it doesn't mean I'm contagious. I hear you, but I am not taking that risk.

Unless you have a tag on your shirt says I have asthma, I'm not contagious. And then I'm also not trusting you're telling the truth. Also, it's not even a contagious thing It's your coughing if they're spit and there's germs I don't, I'm good It doesn't matter if you're sick or not I don't want you to spit on my anywhere near my food So I get it

I understand what you're saying But I'm just not, I'm not risking it You're coughing while you're making my sandwich I'm not gonna do what lunchbox said he would do And just like demand I would just take the sandwich And just be hungry But you would buy it

Yeah Because I feel bad the person was con I just wouldn't want to throw them under the coffin bus. You know? Coffin bus. I hear you, Ray. Has that happened to you? On occasion, but I give benefit of the doubt, too, so.

Well, I guess I meant, have you ever coughed on a sandwich while making one? Only from my family. Yeah, and it's from your family? Yeah. It is what it is. I want to hook Ray up here with something. January always feels like a reset month, not just for routines, but for how you want to feel day to day.

And so what I'm going to do, Ray, is I'm going to give you a $250 gift card. to go to Macy's because I think that'll be awesome. Big Macy's fan, Ray? Yeah, yeah, I am. Exactly. So what are you going to buy? Tell me one thing you're going to buy. New pots and pants.

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fresh styles and standout accessories to new fragrances and explore the Macy's style guide for inspiration, head to Macy's.com or stop by your local Macy's. We're going to give you, Ray, $250 a gift card to go to Macy's. So, yeah, stay on the phone and we'll hook you up with this, okay? Awesome, thank you. All right, there you go. They have denim updates, Amy. Denham updates.

What does that mean? Well, fresh denim styles that make everyday outfits feel new again. Oh, that's pretty clear. What are you wearing today with the old shoulder pads? Oh, do you like? It's different. It definitely looks like a time. Is it too much?

It definitely looks like, you remember the Seinfeld episode where you look like a pirate whenever? Yeah. You're not that. Is it too much? I liked it. No, it's just different. I know it's different. Whatever makes you feel good, rock it.

I know. Well, first of all, it's like kind of purple. So that was a big thing. And then there's the sleeve puff. I should have just worn dead on. The purple is fine. The purple's great. It doesn't matter to me.

I don't see colors like everybody else. It looks great. It's just different. It looks like you're seven. Perfect. Doesn't it look like what you put like a little girl in? Yeah, like a little girl will wear that. So I'm 44.

If I am dressed like I'm seven, then maybe I look 30. I like it. I like it if you like it. It doesn't look bad. It just doesn't look like other things you wear. I thought I liked it. Is that brand new? Do you buy that?

Yeah. Oh, man. I took the tags off of it this morning. Oh, no. Oh, no. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm just saying it's different. She's never wearing that again.

That's a bold move. You should. Yeah. You know what's funny about the denim is I literally had a denim button down on before I put this on. And I was like, you know what? I'm going to finally wear that new shirt I got. And you did it. And you're here and you did it.

You're rocking it. Yep. Is there air in those shoulders or is there pads? It's a little. It's a little. It's a little. There's a shoulder pad. Oh, there's a shoulder pad.

Yeah. Can I interest you in a shoulder pad? a Macy's gift card? For some denim? Do I need to go shopping for something else? No. No, it doesn't look bad. I have an interview today and I was like, I should look cute.

Interview? Where are you going? Here. She's here. She has to get her studio after 11th. Like a job interview. Thank God. Yeah, I'm kicking y'all out of the studio.

I have to do something with Audible and I was like, oh, I should wear this shirt. So you're like mature and old. Can someone run to Macy's before my interview? It looks great. Okay. It's just different. I hear you. It's different. It's seven. It's giving child. If I showed up in a tuxedo, would it look good on me?

Yes. But would it be different? It would be different. And would you acknowledge it. Yeah, I'd be like, why are you wearing a tuxedo? Exactly. Why are you wearing puffy shoulders? I like it. In lavender. Yeah. Oh, the color. The color doesn't matter. The color's great. So should I, what if I could remove the shoulder pads? No, just wear it. It was just an acknowledgement of, hey, you're trying something new.

Maybe you need a refresh like at Macy's. I think I'm thinking so. Okay, we'll get heard of that card. You guys call us if you want 877-77 Bobby. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes with us from Florida. A man was tired of paying tolls.

He was getting expensive. He's like, I got to come up with something to hide my license plate. So he built a contraption in his car. He hit a little button. and boop, it would cover his license plate. He'd drive through the toll, boop, put it back down. Didn't pay tolls for about two years. Wow.

Well, then how did they find him? He got pulled over for speeding, and they found the contraption on the back of the car. Oh. So it wasn't that he got caught doing it. He got caught doing something else. Right. He got caught doing something else. They pulled him over, and then the cop was looking at the back of his car. He was like, what is this little thing?

And then it goes, boop. Do you think the cop actually saw it, or the cop knew? Because I don't know that every cop that pulls you over looks at your license plate to see if there's a contraption on top of it. My belief is they were probably looking for him. Yeah. And they pulled him over thinking, all right, this is the guy. And he did some searching. It's like, all right, you're busted.

Because obviously they knew the make and model of the car. Yeah, you need to want to do your whole car. Cover everything. Invisibility cloak. Now that would be an invention. All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

All right. Play me a voicemail. A little backstory. Man, my mom used to laying in the tent of a lot and my mom got skin cancer and now I got rid of my tannibed but now my daughter wants to start laying and she's 20 years old a place in town what do I say to her to scare her away from this thanks love the show bye you ever do tannibeds oh gosh yes yeah even I even I did a little bit before we knew the dangers not I think we kind of knew the dangers we just didn't care as much okay I don't

think we had the research we have now and then also I have the skin I have now and sometimes I'm annoyed at younger self that did tanning beds because it's aged a lot more than it should have. Why are you talking like somebody from Gone with the Wind? It aged. So what are you saying? I'm just saying like she wants to do it now. She needs to think of her future self. Yeah, but young people don't do that.

We didn't do that when we were young. Nope. Is she vain, tap into her van? Obviously she wants to be tan. Give her an alternative, but also know that she's going to age her skin faster if she does it. Yeah, I think you say, hey, your grandma got skin cancer. from doing this. I've been doing it. There's a good chance I get skin cancer from all that I've been doing. And I think that could happen to you next. If that doesn't work, you, let's spray tan.

I know. I was about to say when I said find an alternative, which is what I do. But then sometimes I'm like, what are these chemicals I'm putting all over my body? Yeah, that's anything, though. That's any food we eat. I know. That's breathing. I'm spraying it right on to my largest organ. Like, Hey, at least I'm tan. Are you spraying it into your mouth, though? You're inhaling it. Do you hold it? Do you your breath. I do. Yeah, yeah. I haven't done it in a while. Oh, when they spray you? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I hold my breath. It's always weird, though, because the spray tan, they get right up on your stuff. Because they have to, because they got to get a bottle. Wait, are you naked? Wait, are you naked. Wait, are you naked? When you do this? I'm on underwear. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to fold them up like tiny ways. When you said they're right up on your stuff, I had to pause because I'm like, wait.

Well, they are using a, they're using a tube to spray. Yeah, yeah. No, I use my underwear. I don't, no. I wouldn't. Yeah, when I was when I, when I, when I, when I really, tanned I would get naked though. In the bed? Yeah. And I'd put like a little bunny sticker on me. Or a palm tree. I would just so I could peel it off and see how dark I was getting. I had an account at one point in my life. Where was the bunny? On the hip. On the hip. Oh, on the hip. Yeah. I couldn't see my butt. So I'd put the little, I put the little bunny on my hip. And it was real white when you took the sticker off? And you pill it off. Be like, dang, I'm getting tan. I had a membership, the special lotion that they'd upsell me on. Wow. That's how you knew. All right. We're out. Thank you guys. Bye everybody.

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