The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 1: Why Bobby Doesn't Want Male Babysitter + Lunchbox ANGRY At Teacher Appreciation + New Wrinkle In Testosterone Challenge

Episode Date: April 16, 2026

Bobby reveals how his thoughts have changed on having a male babysitter after having a daughter. We talked about a new survey that asked 2,000 people, “Who would you rather hire as a full-time babysitter: a man or a woman?” We played a round of Never Gonna Get It. The question is: The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime. What are they? Lunchbox shared why he is angry about teacher appreciation week and thinks it shouldn't be so long. Bobby shared his Top 5 most underappreciated jobs. We found out new details in the guy's Testosterone Challenge that Lunchbox and Eddie are not happy about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning. Thoughts on a dude babysitter. Yeah, not for me. Yeah, I used to think before I had a child of my own. Equal, equal rights, man. I was just, I'm basically an equal rights person in all ways.

I don't think I am anymore. Yeah, it's just not for me. I've not ever done it nor would I mean if my son were to come to me and like mom I really want to babysit I'd be like you're good See to me that doesn't come if I had a boy maybe it'd be different but I have a girl There's no way I'd be hiring a dude to watch a baby baby girl yeah babysit a baby girl Dudes are just too weird and I'm sure 99.9% of them are not I guess I was clarifying like I totally trust my son but I'm clarifying if I'm not going to allow Other boys to come babysit my kids then I'm not going to also like

let my son babysit. Because I want to like keep it. I just got to keep it consistent. You want to be consistent? I want to be consistent. So, which my son has done nothing to show that he can't. No one thought that.

You're good. Yeah, we didn't know. We didn't go. Amy's son must be up to no good. Mostly it was. I just think now would I have a dude babysit a little girl? No.

Would I have a dude babysit a boy? Maybe. It'd still be a little iffy. They don't feel as nurturing, though, and caring. And then also, they're creepier. Yes. Generally speaking, from parade. If you're a man, don't count on making a career out of being a full-time babysitter.

A survey asks 2,000 people, who would you rather hire as a full-time babysitter? 90% say women, for sure women. And then after that, like 80-something percent, I think we're like, no guy at all. Yeah. I know just too many stories that I've heard that I cannot confirm. And then a few that are very personal that I can confirm through people that I know. and I'm just like, okay, it's just not, just not happy. I mean, leaving your kids with someone is difficult no matter what.

I am just going to go ahead and narrow the odds and hire women or girls. I mean, not only that, it's like the more we learn about sleepovers, that gets even more difficult. I don't know. Just as we grow up and people are sharing more about their childhoods, I think there's a lot of stuff that used to be kept hush-hush. Like it would happen to you as a kid and you didn't talk. about it. We're in a day and age where people are talking about their experiences. And it's all mostly dudes. That's where even the slumber party stuff comes in where you're like, oh man, I never thought it'd be the lame parent that would have to think twice about spending

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I'm blown away by his voice. Who are the top three singers? You've been blown away by in the studio. Signed Mark in Mississippi. Fun fact, Chris Stapleton wrote that song. We'll play it in a minute too for Josh Turner. Okay, so we have a lot of great singers here. But blown away by would mean I

maybe knew they were good, but they shocked me and how good they really were, or it can just be they are so good, they beat everybody else. My list would probably be, obviously Stapleton can't be on the list. You put them there. I would put

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but is like an exceptional singer. And we've had Ben Rector in a few times. That guy can really sing and you just don't expect him to be such a pure singer. He's a great songwriter. John Party is also a very powerful, like holy crap singer. I would say, Charles Kelly. I would just say Lady A because both him and Hillary are like A plus singers. Now you're asking, we have really great singers in here a lot. So it's tough to do. But that's who comes to mind immediately.

Like Dan and Jake can sing. You have to be a good singer really to come up here. But that's who like knocks the old socks off. And some surprisingly. Anybody come to mind? Well, I mean, just like Carrie Underwood. That's so awesome. obvious, but for her, like, right in the studio in here, it was...

She was saying in here? Yes. She has back in the day. Way back. I wasn't here that day. Yeah, you were. You were here. How were you not here?

It might have been for... I was sick one day and she came and did an interview thing and she sang, Dallie, I was, I was I wasn't here for that. Maybe you weren't. Okay. Maybe I did it. You're right. Yeah, I wasn't.

It was for St. Jude, right? Yes. I wasn't here. No way. That's so crazy. I was like, wait, why wouldn't you have been there? But now it's all coming back to me. Hey man, she's really good.

It's really good. I'm literally saying a duet with her on stage at the Riemann and yes. But in here I'm not her singing. Yeah. I accept that. Yeah, she's pretty good. A little big town to me is pretty amazing. As a group, they're awesome.

We're going to do this segment. It's a real educational segment. But Lunchbox and Eddie both claim they have more testosterone than the other person. We can easily figure this out. So Amy just asked me, we want to get a nurse up here. Eddie goes, I want a doctor. Yeah, I would prefer a doctor to do this than nurse. You would prefer a nurse.

Nurses are taking blood way more than doctors. Yes. Okay. Like doctors probably had to learn how to do it. But for the most part, you want a nurse because she does it all the day all the time. Or he, I should not be sexist. Most of my nurses have been women. Right.

For a woman. Yeah. Okay. And the doctor does what? The reading. Yeah. The doctor does all the nurse. Nurse can do it too.

Oh, usually they don't. Okay. Stop, guys. This isn't even, honestly, this isn't even a doctor's office. You have the option of a nurse or a nurse or a nurse. Wait, who is this person? It's a wellness place. There's not doctors there.

It'll be a real nurse. Are you guys backing out of the testosterone challenge? I just worry a little bit about who's going to prick us. A certified nurse? That would be the funniest prank ever and the worst if we brought in somebody that had never taken blood and they try to take blood from you. That would be so mean. If we tell the audience, hey guys, this person's never done it.

Watch this. Oh my gosh. That would be. I know. Terrible. So hopefully next week if we get this line. up. We'll have a nurse come in. This is how it's all going to work. Take your blood. You will give consent. Oh, it might be a male nurse. Great. Oh, man. You don't have to get naked. I prefer

I'm female. Okay. To clarify, an EMT. They're bringing the ambulance out of? You go in and you drive around the city with the horn on and they take it. He does both. Like, works as an EMT, but also at the wellness place. So he, that's who I would want drawing my blood because you know that he probably can do it well. You know who actually you want, you want to meet you like a baby nurse. Because they're so used to pricking babies that when they prick you, it'll be so gentle. Oh, okay. That's not what we're getting though. No, we're getting. I love that we, this whole time, we're like, it's going to be a woman. And she just said, yeah, it's probably going to be Chad. Oh, Chad. Oh, great. So when nurse Chad comes in, if it's nurse Chad, he'll take your blood, they'll take it back. They'll evaluate

it and they'll come and they'll reveal who has higher testosterone of you two. Okay. Now is Chad going to just look at testosterone or can we do a full on Like what kind of report do you want? Everything, cholesterol. That would be awesome.

This is your physical? I mean, I think that that's it. I don't know how much blood they have to draw if they're just doing one test but I mean if they're drawing it, draws pretty quickly and I'm sure they could run all kinds of panels. I just don't know.

Here's what I don't know is the cost on their end to how many panels they run. I'm sure they're volunteering. like, oh yeah, we'll come run testosterone, but if you want a whole panel, then... Cancer. Eddie wants him to bring x-ray machine in here. Get him in for an MRI. So that I don't know.

Like, you're, you good? I just, you never know, like, the cancer stuff. Like, you get that whole... Find cancer. Do you find cancer through a blood drawl? There is blood cancer. I know, but... Yeah, they do on the counts, right?

Yeah, the blood cells. Well, your white blood cell count. I think it'll probably point a direction to then further examine more. Again, I'm not a doctor in that. Is that leukemia? Bro, I'm not a doctor. Bro. I got nothing.

I don't want to say the wrong thing. I get tortured if I say the wrong thing about anything. Okay. So we are going to do, if you guys are still committed to this bit, because Amy is booking it now.

Yes. The low-tee challenge. And you guys might come back both low-tee. Who knows? But it's whoever's the highest is the winner. Could we both be too high?

That's true. Yes, but still the highest is the winner of the two. There's not two winners. Even if you guys are both great, there's not two winners. Okay. And even if you're both terrible,

you don't loot one win still. What if it's a tie? Do we have a plan for a tie? True. For money, 50-50. I think you got the fence. We did have the tape measure. What?

No. You're scared? Let Chad see it. Chad. Poor Chad. He's like, this is not what I signed up for. Chad went to school. All of a sudden he's in here.

Okay. Look, are we, we're still good. Yeah, we're good. And there's also, there is a benefit to us doing this segment. It's educational, for educational purposes for audience. Absolutely. Right? Yes.

What are we teaching them? That, seriously, what are we teaching them? Men's health, men's health. Checking for testosterone, even if it's low, is okay. It might be super high with these guys. It's not. It might be. What do you mean?

How do you know it's not? Because I just, I don't know that either one of you is screaming like high tea, but. What does that even mean? So who screams high tea? I don't know. Ray? Ray? Wow.

Ray gets that? Wow. That's weird. Why does Ray get high tea? I don't know. I just pick somebody. Okay. You two are in still.

We're in. I watched the clip back on TikTok where this bit just kind of came out of nowhere and laughed out loud. Like it's one of the funniest segments of forever. I just want to make sure you guys don't back out. Lunchbox, do you in? I'm in, dude. I'm not worried.

I got big tea. You're just quiet over there. Okay. Ooh. IV high tea. Why? What does it say? Accelerated body hair growth and potential hair loss on the scalp. Also both.

That's me. You get hair on your chest. Eddie, it's not very hairy on this chest. Scuba has hair everywhere and then not on his head. That's aggression, increased mood swings. I don't know that that's... Lunchbox is climbing back in the leader. Elevated libido?

I don't know. That's me. I don't know. Yeah, you guys can't claim that. You can call my one. didn't even know what libido was until the other day. I can tell you that's me. I don't think so. I doubt that. Okay.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime. Think about that for a second. The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime. The game is very hard. you're probably not going to get it. That's what we call it. Never going to get it.

No, you're not going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never, never, never going to get it. All right, Brianna's on, and she lives in Alabama. Let's go over to Brianna. Okay. The average.

Hello. It almost sounds like you're an operator, like an AI operator. Yeah, it does. Hello, thank you for calling. It's actually Brianna. Oh, hi, Brianna. Thank you for only Embassy Suites. Press 1 for your, okay.

The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime, Brianna. Now, how this isn't going to work is you'll have three options to win the game. You'll get a chance to win. It's very hard. And then you'll go to the show and then we do a kind of wild card third round. So don't get upset if you don't win it first. But you get to guess first. The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime.

Brianna, what's your guess? And nervous break down. What does she say? What does she say? No, never break down. Yikes. She's still laughing. She's having one right now.

I think it might be mid one right now. Wow. That is not right. That's a good answer. That's a good answer. I love that one. Wow. Okay.

So I'm going to go to the show here. We've got four players. The average American woman will have eight of these. Amy, how at one to ten? What's your scale of confidence? Two. I'm assuming lunchbox, you're a ten. Well, actually, shocking, Bobby.

I am a ten. I feel really good about this. I know women, and so I know what they will have. Eddie? Unfortunately, I think I'm at a 10 as well. Unfortunately, yes. Yeah, it's tough. Morgan? I'm a woman and I'm out of four. Wow. Women don't know women.

Okay. The average American one will have eight of these. Brianna, pick two players and if either one of them get it right, you win. Okay, lunchbox. I'm trusting you with this. Lunchbox and Eddie. Yeah. That's because we're men. Because we're men, and we know. You know women. Women. We know women. We know women. We do. Okay. The average American woman will have eight of these. Lunchbox. Best friends.

Amy, how do you feel about that answer? Feels pretty good. It's better than what I have. They go through seasons where this one's my best friend, then they move on to a new best friend. Women have seasons of friends and it's eight best friends. That's interesting. Do you feel like you've had eight best friends?

No, now that I'm really thinking about it, it's not that great of an answer. It's just better than yours. Amy's gone through a lot of best friends. That's not. What? I feel like that's when they're young. Like, women are really young.

Tell me more about women, guys. Is he counting from like first grade? I'd love me. Is that your life expertise, men? Is that your lifetime? That is my lifetime. I'm okay. And also,

what's lunchbox with my friendship analysis over here? It's wrong. It's not true. It's not right. The answer's wrong. Eddie, what do you have? Yeah, unfortunately, I have car accidents. Now, let's go to Amy.

Amy. I have car wrecks. You do? Yes. Amy, you have more than that, but we're doing average. Yeah, she looks at her head. She hasn't had eight accidents, have you? No, no.

Well, I've hit. eight things. More than eight. More than eight. But not accidents. Like I've never been in an actual car car car car wreck. I just wouldn't say that. It's more of like, knock on that fake wood right there just for my sake. What is fake wood? It needs to be real wood. Yeah, we don't have real wood. Like, do you believe in the superstition or not? Okay, close enough. You guys have car accidents? Yes. Morgan, what do you have? I had pets. I have eight pets in their lifetime. That's good. Oh, that's a good one. That's a good one. I've already had four, so I mean.

That's a pretty good one. You're all wrong. Oh, really? Yeah. Okay, so we're two rows down. We got one to go. And how this is going to work, Brianna, is you get to decide. I'm going to ask it again if any of them get it right or if they all get it wrong.

So you can go, yes, you think they're going to get it right or no, they're all going to get it wrong. So what do you think, Brianna? I think we're going to get it wrong. Okay, so she's bad against all four of you. This is called shorting the market. She has shorted, you guys. The average American woman will have eight of these during her lifetime. What are they there?

It's not pets. It's not best friends. It's not car wrecks. Write your answer down. Let me know whenever you're in. Eight. I'm in. Okay, I'm in.

Everybody, wow. Hold on. Hold on. I guess act like you'd never get to an answer and then all of a sudden you're in. That wouldn't be that. I can't write that. It's not going to be that. We wouldn't do that on this. You don't know that? You don't know. No, we wouldn't do that. That's a bad idea. All right. You good? Yeah, I'll change it's something else. All right, here we go. So she is fading you guys. Yeah, she says we suck.

So, Amy, what do you have? Boyfriends. Okay. Could you be more specific? I don't know how to get more specific than that. Okay. But what? Do partners? Fair enough. Eddie. Yeah, I have intimate partners. partners. Oh, like actual.

Like doing it. Is that what you wanted by more specific? I was just asking if you wanted to be more specific. No, mine's boyfriend. Did I get it? Oh, I'm not going to say yet. Yeah. Morgan? Maybe because this is top of mind, but in the same vein, it's bachelor at parties. Oh, like go to them. Yeah. Like either have or go to.

Oh, that's good. Lunchbox? Oh, see, I thought what Eddie thought, but I knew we wouldn't do that for this segment, so I had to scratch it out and I put jobs. They switched jobs eight times. All right, Brianna, we have boyfriends, jobs, bachelor at parties, and intimate partners. Now, you've selected that nobody will get it right.

I'll let you flip if you want. It's up to you. I think I'm going to stay. Okay, she's going to stay. She doesn't like it either. Which one of those is the best answer? Probably the boyfriend. So do you have another guess yourself if it wasn't one of these four?

Maybe a favorite pair of pants. What? So it is not. boyfriends or intimate partners. Oh, it's not. It is not bachelor's parties. It is not jobs. So, because nobody got it right,

Brianna's going to be our winner. Nice job. Great job. Give us a hint. Well, I can give you the answer. No, because the game's over. I like a hint. We like to guess.

It's not something you pay for, but not something you buy. Now this is like a riddle. Oh, interesting. Hair color? Well, you're almost a hairstyle. Oh, yeah, hairstyle. Yeah. Hair styles.

I almost went with hair color. You guys come into the freaking Wizard of Oz. It's something movie. Lunchbox, look at my paper. I have hair color written down and crossed out. Oh, dang. Because I thought, well, that's a lot of different colors. Well, it's hairstyles.

Well, I know, but I never thought of that. Yeah. But I love that I have it written down and crossed out. And I say hair color and lunchbox goes, oh, you did it. No, you did it. No, you did it. Well, you all thought. Yeah, we're pretty bad.

Yeah. Oh, man. I would have said hair colors and you would have said, do you want to be more specific? And then maybe I would have gotten there. And how cool would have that been? Dang. It's so cool. What could have been, guys.

Dang, we missed out. Brianna, we're going to get you some prizes. Thank you for listening to the show. Your day going okay so far? Thank you. Doing good. I just wanted to give a shout out to Lunchbox. I mean, he really fooled us all about the price is right.

I think he should get employee of the year. It's already on the trophy. We are considering that. I'm writing that down right now. Lunchbox, employee. of the, for some reason, it keeps racing itself. Really? That's weird how that works. Brianna, stay on the phone, okay?

Okay. It's a food delivery driver, and she's been including pictures of her feet, and she gets higher tips. Wait, like, she's like her feet are in with the food, sort of. So, every delivery driver that delivers food, they all look for a little egg. Maybe they brought a little note on it. Maybe they write a little, I've got your food. I'm on the way. They send a little message.

everybody trying to do a little thing to get a little more. Her edge is our feet. She provides Uber Eats customers with delivery confirmation photos, and she adds her feet to the shots, and she gets bigger tips. And then people want her specifically to deliver to her because of her feet picks. Interesting. She's been known as the Uber Feet Girl now. The story's from Ladd Bible, and yes, that's weird.

But there's also not anything weird about feet? I don't think she's doing anything wrong. I would do that. If we're not doing anything wrong, then why can't I go make money off my feet? You can't go for it. No, but it feels wrong. It feels wrong. This feels creepy, but if somebody just walked in barefoot, I'm not like, oh my God, that's weird.

Yeah, but y'all aren't feet fetish people. Right. But apparently there's a lot of them that she notices her tips go way up when she puts her feet in pictures. Yeah, I saw someone post that they made like $40,000 from feet picks. Amy, that's easy money. And videos. Like they, oh, oh, they wanted, specifically they requested a video of like feet washing dishes. So they climbed up on their sink.

You want a video of feet washing dishes? So they climbed upon their sink. That's weird. Put the soap in there and lathered it up with their feet. And then they were like scrubbing the bowl with their feet. And then they sent that video. Like people, people send in requests of what they want you to do with your feet. and then you provide them with that,

something as simple as washing dishes with your feet and you get paid. But it's also two things that everybody does all the time. They use their feet and they wash dishes. So now all of a sudden it's creepy. I think it's also, maybe there's something like twisted about, I'm going to ask that you do this task and then I,

you're doing it. Oh, like power? But I think it's a feet thing. I think it's way more feet thing than it is that. Yeah, that's like I wonder if they'll, okay, they'll do this. But I mean, washing dishes, I'm like, okay, I mean, I would do that. Well, do it.

But no, but then it feels wrong because I don't know what they're doing with that video. Doesn't matter? Yeah. How do you know what they're doing with the YouTube's you're on already? Just like talking about. It doesn't matter. How do you know? Because right now your feet are exposed.

No, but I need to get a pedicure. But how do you know what people are doing in the privacy of their own homes with anything you're already doing? You don't. I don't. It's just weird that that's weird. Yeah, I just. I also don't understand it.

Like, I don't like feet in that way. And it's like if someone. was really into elbows. Like there's nothing about elbows in any direction, good, bad, it's just something that exists. I bet there are people that are into the elbows. There aren't people deliver on Uber Eats taking pictures of their elbows. So saw that. The other story that was pretty funny to me was, and this feels like something that happened in like the 1700s, but Uganda's chief of defense has sparked international controversy after posting his demands, calling for Turkey to pay at least $1 billion, framed his compensation

for Uganda's long military role in Somalia and then requesting the country give him the most beautiful woman in the country as a wife. Oh, wow. So he wants, I saw this, a billion dollars, and he wants the most beautiful woman in the country to be his wife, and they need to send both of those over immediately. And you know what's crazy?

Like 200 years ago, their crap was happening. Yeah, yeah. You know, people from countries are going, and we want the most beautiful woman, and they, like, send her over on a carriage, and she has the wife. Who determines who's the most beautiful, though? He'd have to pick, right?

I would say People Magazine of Turkey. They have the whole thing there. Turkey's most beautiful people. they just send him the winner. He issued a 30-day ultimatum threatening to shut down Turkey's embassy and cut diplomatic ties that the demands are not met.

All the women are trying to make themselves as ugly as possible. That wild story. And that must happen though there in Uganda where you get to say stuff like that and it just happened. Otherwise you don't declare that you want that.

Yeah. I'll take your hottest woman, please, to be my wife. One other thing. A 28-year-old man who drank 2,000 pints in 200 days He says he bought a house from all the social media people paying him as he live streamed drinking. Whoa.

That's crazy. He's a 28-year-old social media personality. He has the best job of the world, quote, after earning $10,000 a month by live-streaming himself drinking 10 pints of beer a day for 200 days. We don't do pints in America, right? Yeah, you can go to a bar and it's just a glass. Pints of glass. Despite serious health concerns, kidney liver issues, the criticism, he says it was worth it because now he got a house. That's crazy.

That's wild, right? Dang. Sometimes I'll get on Twitch, only because I still go to Twitter and Twitter doesn't exist anymore, it's X, but I'll just end up on Twitch and the videos will be up there. People will be live streaming like nothing,

and there'll be 10,000 people. They're just sitting on their couch watching TV and 10,000 people are watching them. It is crazy what people will watch and stream, but this guy drank a bunch of beers. It is Teacher Appreciation Week and I like to show. shout to all the teachers because I appreciate you.

Lunchbox does not want to shout out the teachers because he does not appreciate them. No, I'm frustrated. I'm frustrated with Teacher Appreciation Week. I understand teachers have a good, hard job, they do things, they work. So yes, why not give them teacher appreciation day? Because guess what? I'm a dad. Amy's a mom.

And guess what it is? Do you get Father's Day? We're dads. Mother's day. You get one day. Why do we get a whole week for the teachers? Guess who does more work than the teachers? The parent.

Mom and dad. And we get one Sunday. So shouldn't you then be angry at, I don't know, the calendar inventors for not giving mom and dad more days and not the teachers because they got so many. So be angry. Make father's week and not let's limit teachers weeks to days. Then it's a different theme every day. Oh, flower day.

Oh, it's a sweets day. Give them their favorite sweets. And I mean, it's like, come on. a gift card day. These are their favorite places to go. Teacher Appreciation Week is bananas. You pick one day. Now I can understand your frustration with if there's an expectation to provide something every single time.

More so than comparing it to mothers or fathers day. I disagree. Why don't we have Father's Week? Okay. That's the argument. That's the argument. Yes. Or now we can reinvent this.

We can say, hey, sorry guys, we miscalculate it. It should be teacher appreciation day. So your kids are having to take a bunch of stuff to school every day. Every single day. That's a pretty good strategy if you're a teacher to get like a bunch of gift cards. Well, I don't think teachers are the ones that came up with teacher appreciation. Oh, come on. Who do you think about was that?

Parents, probably. No way. No parent in their right mindset. We should give them a whole week of appreciation. Okay, over principals? It sounds like principals, superintendents, those kind of people. Who used to be? What?

Teachers. I have no problem with it. I was on my kids in school. So shout out to teachers. I appreciate you. I think we should have teacher appreciation month. Stop. Wow.

That'd be cool. Stop. Stop. I did make a list of underappreciated jobs. Oh, great. According to me, the most underappreciated jobs that I'd like to say thank you to. And number one, teachers. Stop.

Yeah, it is a whole week of appreciation. But they got to deal with our kids, man. We have to deal with our kids every day too. Yeah, but you had them. You chose to be a teacher. You chose to be a parent. Exactly. So why did they get all that?

this credit that they chose to do this. And they also get paid to do it. They're underpaid. And they get six months off a year. Eddie, they're underpaid. They get six months off? I mean, they get. You just said, I know, I was just going to challenge you on that because that just isn't true.

Okay, four months. Sorry. Next up. And number one, teachers. Thank you. And number two, nurses. Yes. Very.

And this is not even ranking systems. I just wrote these down, but I have nurses. A big shout out to all the nurses out there doing your thing because I need some of that bedside manner and you give it because I'm a little scaredy cat. it hurts. So thank you. You guys, a massive service. Truck drivers.

Big shout to truck drivers. Had to get a CDL myself. I've driven the old big rig. You make America go by, man. And people don't understand the fact that you're out there on the road. And they're driving crazy around you. And you're having to pay attention to everything all the time. Big shout to truck drivers.

Next up, farm workers. I think you get overlooked. You're keeping the country running or eating because of you. And you get overlooked a lot because you're in those flyover states. People don't really stop at. Next up. Electric line workers. You know why that comes to mind?

Because we had a massive storm. Oh, yeah. And everybody was without power. And they were out there just... In the freezing world. Yep. That's five. I got two more.

Next up, social workers. Yes. I don't know how you do it. I do not know how you do it. You live with a broken heart, but more than a broken heart of caring heart. So a big shout out to, too. social workers and then next up police officers military firefighters like when we're in trouble you come in and help us save us so first responders yeah not a not a ranking list but that's

those are the ones that I have down there sanitation uh they're important for sure but when I just made a list of seven there's a lot I like yeah look um food delivery people we can do that right but my my my list is of underappreciate anybody you want to underappreciate shot of Man, you just really good job with that list. Thank you. Custodial. Yeah. Staff.

Eddie? Yeah, the guys that empty out portal potty's like, good job, guys. Good job. Somebody has to do it and you do it. I went in one the other day. My wife and I were on a walk and they have one near school and I went in and I made the mistake of looking down. Oh, I'll never be the same.

I'll never be the same. And then somebody has to clean that. Yeah. So thank you. Well, they dump it, I think. No, no, they put a hose to the back of it and suck it out. You want to do that? No, they don't dump it?

No, they don't dump it. There's a hose that sucks it into a big old container, so they don't really have to get dirt. Isn't there a lot of money in Porter Potty's? Yes, you make a lot of money. Yes, you make a lot of money. I don't want anything, but. I mean, like, there's a lot of money in digging ditches? I don't know.

Building houses? I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. Anybody you want to appreciate it? Yeah. Go ahead. Radio people.

Yes. and referees. Oh, referees, that's a good one. Referees. They don't get paid enough. They get verbally abused. Youth sports referees. Yes, youth sports referees.

Well, even professional. No, they get paid a lot of money. They get paid a lot of money. Yeah, but they still get yelled that all that. I don't care. That's their, they chose, that's their thing. Okay. And sometimes they suck, okay?

Get better at your job sometimes. Yeah, youth officials. Yeah, good for you. Anybody else want to shout to anybody? Yeah. I feel like animal welfare is a good one. Animal welfare. Workers.

Rescue people. Animal control. Yes. It's all under animal welfare? Yeah, see, welfare. There you go. There you go. What?

You said welfare. We were just doing on that. Anybody else want to add to the list? Ray, you have anything you want to add? Yeah, call center. People like Abby. Okay.

Now you. Abby doesn't work in a call center. She answers our phones, but she does so much more. Ray used to work in a call center. He did. You got fired. I mean, also, yeah, customer service.

They probably have to deal with some of the workers. Now we're just thanking everybody. Hey, there's some real money in that. I don't know that there is. If you build like customer service center? Sanitation, like Porter Potty's, it's not the most, you know, it's not like the sexiest job ever, but there can be good money. Absolutely. If you have a big enough business.

I'm surprised the Lunchbox hasn't brought this idea to us when I invest in some Porter Potty. Can you just lay them in? I'm out. All right. Thank you to everybody out there. If you know what, screw it. If you do a job, we appreciate you. It doesn't matter the job.

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In the moment, it felt like it was going on forever. I didn't think I was going to live. I was terrified. There was no anything inside those eyes. They turned black. It scared the hell out of me. That was your first murder case? Yes, sir.

Fear to say this was the biggest case of your career? Yes, sir. Rape a murder for a young-year-old child. She's as bad as it gets. I would think so. People wake up. I'm the one that saw the murder take place by crime. Free that and DePippo.

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Listen to Joy 101 with Hoda Kotby on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right. Listen up. The Jonas Brothers here. Our podcast is called Hey Jonas. We figure since everyone has a podcast, we want it to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show.

How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Wake up in the morning And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Lunch box, more game two. Steve Redavitt's trying to put you through. Backdies writing this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. Bobby Vaughn's gone.

90 seconds is up on the clock. How many of Amy's morning corny's can we get? It's the investigative corny. Let's go. The morning. Corning, Corny. What are strange donuts made of? The weirdo.

Strange? Weirdo. Good job, man. Oh, okay. Why did the donut break up with his girlfriend? Hole in his heart. Yep. Holes.

She left them hole. There's a hole in their relationship. Donuts. Will you read it again? Why did the donut break up with his girlfriend? She was stale. Glazed. A hole.

They had a hole inside. He felt a hole in his heart. He was empty inside. Circle. Why did he break up with her? He broke up with her. She wasn't. Why did the donut break up with his, it's girlfriend?

She didn't fill. She didn't fill up what he needed. She didn't fill him with jealousy. Jelly. She was jelly. She was jelly. What kind of donuts can fly? Eclaires, glazing, chocolates, birds,

fritters, flitters. A plain donut. A plain donut. Oh, my goodness. That's nice one. Why did the donuts take the bagels to Disneyland? They didn't have any frosting? Why didn't they take the bagels?

Why? Yeah, yeah, yeah. For cream cheese. Everything goes? Go ahead. Why did the donuts take the bagels to Disneyland? Because the Seagulls. Because cream cheese.

Mickey Mouse. Glazed. Bagels and donuts. The only difference is. They're circles. One sweet. They all have holes. Okay.

One's cut in half. Got one to cut in half. Locks? Salmon. What, what? Bales aren't always cut them half. But you kind of cut them in half. What is it?

Fun for the whole family. Oh, everybody, all of it. They take the whole. Oh, got it. Yeah. Okay. I mean, honestly, you know about weirdos. She was too jelly and the plain ones.

I have no idea of the theme. I know. Clue. Yeah, we have no idea the theme ones today. How did you do donut theme? Why not? I don't know. That's a great question.

Why not? I mean. It'd be perfect if today was like National D donut Day or something. Yeah, was it? No. No, okay. We got three. All right, hit it.

We were talking about Habachi and if you tip at Habachi. I heard you guys talking on the podcast about Habachi. I was Habachi manager for 10 years. Whatever you write on the receipt, that is split between the buster, the bartender, the server, and the chef at the end of the night. If you leave additional to the chef and hand it to him, that you'd be split between the buster, that goes drastically to him. I'll let you know. Have a good day. We're talking about that because of your situation where you tipped 20 bucks cash to the chef, the guy cooked. But did you also tip on? We did, but not. I mean, I just figured that went to the server. Right. And then so now I know,

okay, they all split it. But see, I don't think that's fair because the chef does a lot of the work. Well, no, no. When you hand that to the chef, like she said, he gets that money. Yeah, but I'm talking about the one at the end, how everyone splits it. Yeah, yeah. I feel like that's just not fair. I bet you the chef gets a higher wage, though. Oh, okay. More of the split? No, no, higher wage. Like, he's paid a little more per hour.

Got, got it, got it. Like, when he gets paid more at a table, you got to pay like two bucks an hour. I bet you, could you have to go to school or like some sort of, to learn how to do that? Nobody just throws an egg in their pocket. Right. All the tricks. That's just not a skill you acquire off the street. An onion flame torn, a volcano?

No way. You don't just walk in and do that. So I appreciate that. You guys can leave us the voicemail at any time. 877 Bobby Bobby bone show Bonehead

This story comes us from Lancaster County Pennsylvania A woman came to their husband and said hey We're having people over tomorrow

We need to entertain him He goes I'll go out to the shed I'll make a pipe bomb That'll entertain him That's true So he went out Made a pipe bomb

When people got there He goes to get it out of the shed He drops it It explodes and he gets shrapnel in the head. Oh, my. Wow. So what was he going to do?

Let's say he didn't drop it. He was going to take it out to a wood pile. He said he had a wood pile set up and he was going to detonate it and show him how it blew up. I would have been entertained. I would have been entertained by that. I don't want to get... He wasn't wrong. That would be really cool.

He just made a mistake on the way to the entertainment. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. You watching WrestleMania this weekend? Yeah, no. No? Didn't even know what's happening?

Nope. So Drew McIntyre, he was world champion recently, lost the belt. But he's 6-6-275. Mm-hmm. It's big. It's a monster. Massive. Yeah.

And so I was just talking to about how much he eats. And so we do that. And then we talk about wrestling somebody you hate. But WrestleMania is this weekend. So this is me. He's from Scotland, too, which makes him sound nice, even if he's angry or mean. But he plays a bad guy. Like his...

But he's like the nicest guy. On the Bobby Bones show now. W.W.E. Superstar, Drew McIntyre. How tall are you? I am 6'5.5 and a half, and it is the half inch that makes all the difference I hear. When did you start growing? As a kid, were you a large kid? Yeah, I was always tall. It's not like America where there's a lot of athletes who are tall. There is very few people in Scotland that grow as quick as me.

How much do you eat a day? Lots. 6,200 calories. And is that 6,200 clean calories? As close as I can get to clean calories. There'll be things like sweet potato fries, et cetera, there, but it's the kind of cleanest version of that. Does it feel like a job eating? Yeah, when I eat 600 calories.

Like, that's the only way I can stay at. Right now, I'm probably about 275 pounds. That's what I want to go into WrestleMania. I wrestle a very athletic style. So I like to keep my cardio good, but the size good, et cetera. So 275 is about right. But in order to maintain this weight, I have to eat basically that every day. Or I fade away.

My metabolism, even, you know, 40 right now. My metabolism is through the roof. If you're wrestling and you have a match with somebody that you genuinely dislike. Oh, yeah. Because who... But is that genuine, though? Oh, yeah. He's a genuinely terrible, terrible person.

I grew up around him. If anyone doesn't know him out there, just Google him. I used to say this to the fans because CM Punk was gone from W.E for 10 years because he couldn't hack it. So he quit, even though W.B. gave him everything and all the wrestlers that made him look good and lost to him and made him a big giant star and made him millions of dollars. He turned his back on everybody. Left, took his ball and went home. Like, absolute piece of crap.

He came back to the company. just go on the internet and Google his name and get the character witness reports of the people that know him. He's a genuine piece of crap and get the character witness reports of me. I only ever tried to help people and help people and encourage people to chase their dreams and learn from my mistakes. He's absolute trash. It made for compelling TV. We ended up having a very entertaining rivalry on TV. We went back and forth in the microphone.

He's somebody when I talked about, can I learn to be quick on your feet? He is very quick on his feet. He is very, very good on the microphone. And we shredded each other. We said horrific things about each other. And it was entertaining for everyone else. We don't like each other. And we laid into each other.

Like, people started questioning. Wait a minute. This pro wrestling thing, you know. I thought it was, you know, when these guys are hitting each other, it seems like they're actually hitting each other because we were. And we kind of had an understanding without kind of saying it to each other. That, listen, let's try not to break each other's noses. Let's try not to cause any permanent damage to each other.

When we go out there, we feel this way about each other. Let's just let out in each other. Let's see some kind of therapy. And we never had that conversation. That's just the way I felt. And I assume the way he felt. And for our audience, it turned into gold because personal issues, equal money. If you genuinely believe, like any boxing fight, UFC,

If you think they generally don't like each other or they do don't like each other, you're generally going to pay more money you're going to watch and a result of you're going to great entertainment for the fans, but see you on punk is trash. Yeah, so don't forget, WrestleMania 42, Amy, watch it.

Okay, I'll check it out. It's two nights, Saturday and Sunday. Ooh, okay. It's like on Super Bowl was twice. All right. I was looking for something to do. Yeah, he'll be wrestling, of course, Jacob Fatu. I love Jacob Fu.

Fatu, yeah. Fa-2. F-A-T-U, F-T-U, Jacob Fat-F-2. You knew that, Amy. I call him Jacob Phah. Jacob, yeah. Anyway, you can watch that. He's just a giant guy.

That's on the Bobbycast. We're out. We hope you guys have a great rest of the day. We will see you guys tomorrow. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bonds. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yardberry.

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