The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 2: How Lunchbox Can Win The Lottery! + Student Pilot Forced To Land Plane After Pilot Jumps

Episode Date: July 9, 2026

A listener shares how he thinks Lunchbox can win the lottery. We talked about how a self-driving car helped police arrest a person riding inside. Bobby was shocked when a student pilot was forced to land an aircraft alone after her flight instructor gave her a final directive, opened the cabin door and jumped. Bobby addressed an issue we had yesterday after getting tons of DM’s about it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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couple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, play that voicemail, please. Number four. Yes, please. Hey, Bobby. This message is for lunchbox. A couple of people in the last week or so have won over $100,000 in their state lotteries by letting Cat GPT pick their numbers. Why don't you play your regular numbers, but then just let JetGPT pick your numbers just, you know, for one ticket. in addition to what you normally play.

Work for a few people. I don't think Lunchbox has regular numbers because I think if he doesn't play them one time and it hits, he said he'd kill himself. I'd be out. Yeah. Yeah. And so I don't, I'll be honest with you.

I'm just going to be open. I don't even know how to do chat beat, GBT. We figured. I don't even know what, is that like a website? Yeah. You have to mail a letter to them and they send you a letter back with directions on how to get to it.

You have to drive to this warehouse. Okay. I know you don't have to mail it in, but is it like you just go to chatgbd.com? I bet you can Google it. Well, it's an app. Oh, it's an app? So you could on your computer, if you go to openAI.

That's the same thing. Well, open AI is what is kind of the umbrella over chat gbt. You could probably go to chat gbt.com, but it's an app. I don't use it on my computer. I use it on my phone. Okay. Are you saying chat gpti? Say the letter.

Say it slow. You're saying it so fast. I don't know if it's P-T, B-T, chat, G-PT. G-PT. They should change it to GBT, though, because everyone says GBT. Thank you. I mean, I don't think so. You don't?

Like, everyone I know is like, oh, yeah, chat GBT, man. It's the best. We did, can you pick five lottery numbers for me? Let's see what it says here. 7-14, 23, 36, and 49. 23, and 49. 49. What about the...

Well, it says if your lottery uses a specific... specific range, let me know which game you're playing. I can generate numbers that fits. All right, let's do Powerball. Okay, we'll just type in Powerball and see what it says. Can you do numbers for Powerball? Here are your numbers? It's five white balls, one Powerball. Yep. 9, 18, 27, 44, 63, Powerball 15. Okay. Now do Mega Millions. No, no more. But that's what's up. Thank you for the voicemail.

How much is that ticket, lunchbox? Well, you got to, it depends on how you want to play it. You want to... The fullest. You can get it up to like $20. Oh my gosh. What about like when you just do the numbers with the ball? If you do just those numbers on one ticket, that's not $20.

No, no, no, no. Because like if you want to make a ply it, if you, you know what I mean? Like all these bonus, like where you want to increase your winnings, it gets more and more expensive. That's how they get you. Because they're like, oh, just for another $2, you can do it. It's like, oh, but then if you buy 20 tickets, that's an extra $40. Got it. Okay.

Amy, what's your story? Parent Trap 2 is in the works with Lindsay Lohan. Is she the parent now? Oh, that'd be good. Or is that Freaky Friday? Okay, so Disney is reportedly developing the Parent Trap 2, a sequel to the Parent Trap with Lindsay Lohan expected to return in her iconic dual role as twins, Hallie, and Annie. Oh, that was the twin win.

That's not the one where they changed places. Correct. One of them was British and one was American. That's the one you're talking. I've seen either of them, but yes. Yeah, they go to summer camp and then they meet. Mm-hmm. And then they switch.

So what's the... Well, I was trying to figure out if I could answer your question on, like, if she's going to now have kids that go to camp. She has to, right. I don't know. This was just... But that'd be crazy if she lost a twin, too. It happened to her.

But she didn't pay super close attention to her kid. That's kind of what they did in Freakier Friday. She has a kid now and then they all switch places. That I can understand, because that's some power bigger than you. But if you were a twin, and I'm not sure what the plot of that is, he meets her friend. I don't know how they, her sister, but I don't know how they were split up to begin with. Okay, well, so when their parents picked them up from camp, they went to their respect. No, no, no, no.

How were they not together to begin with? Oh, because the parents got divorced and the dad took one of the babies and the mom took the other, and one lived in Europe and the other one lived in America. And they didn't know that they existed? I guess, I can't. Yeah, I don't think so. No, they didn't know until they were at camp. They just got to camp, and they were like, wait, you look like me.

You look like me. And they're like, well, I want to get to know my dad. Well, I'd love to get to know my mom. And they were like, well, let's switch. So one had to develop an accent and the other one had to speak American. And my point would be she should be very aware now that she's the mom because that's what happened to her. Right, right. And not let that happen to her kid at camp.

She needs to be very sure. Have you seen the trend of people doing American accents? It's all over TikTok. And so they're on, they're like, hey, we got to try American accent. And they're like, I had pudding today. but the bit actually is they're real Americans and they're faking the first accent

Oh, that's funny Okay I don't know if you guys Yeah, but maybe I fell for it the first I was like, damn that girl's pretty good at the American accent

But it turns out They're faking the first one going Jolly ho let's see if we can do an American accent And then they nail it Yeah This is just hinted at On the Howard Stern show

So I don't know any more details than that but I would be excited to watch it I loved Parenteap Eddie what do you have Guys? tomorrow is the start of a huge hunt. It's a competition in Florida to find the most pythons, Burmese pythons in Florida.

They started it last year and it was crazy. They found, I think, like, 500, over 500 pythons people collected. And the winner, if you collect the most this year, you get $10,000. And this is all in part to try to get these pythons out of Florida. Really? Is it a specific area of the wilderness? or is it anywhere, anytime? It says in the state of Florida.

Just if you go find the most Burmese pythons, you win. Yes. I'd rather try to find a golden ticket. Of all the things we can find a dude that's fun, I'd rather have the Willy Wonka ticket than the python. It says that they're mostly in the Everglades. So kind of where the swamp land. Yeah.

And not for me. Doesn't sound fun. Dude, how crazy is that we have pythons in America? Like so many pythons. No, there are pythons in Arkansas. What? I don't think the same kind We can check that out

Really? I think there are like different Maybe not dude I don't know Because like when you go to the zoo They're like The snakes of the rainforest We don't have rainforests here

So like They're not native But you can find them in Arkansas At breeding facilities They're there But I guess they're not born there That's crazy I don't know

Last year the winner She caught 294 294 in one day It's 10 days Do they kill them all I think they relocate them They don't kill them but they take them back to a grave To where

Burma They could have back to Burma They put them on a plane man I would think you put them back in the rainforest Somewhere where they came from right Those didn't come from the rainforest So you can't I don't think they would be able to adjust right And I don't think they'd survive on a plane all the way to the rainforest

Not a big snake guy Okay, Morgan. Okay, so there was a video, and I'm not going to show it, because honestly it was really hard to watch. But there is this daycare worker in Los Angeles, and she was tossing a 23-month-year-old son, like kid, 23 months old. Oh, you're talking about it at the fitness center? Yes. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, and she tosses this boy over her head.

I don't think it was out of bad intention. I think she was playing with him. But she tosses him. He ended up bawling, and she followed on top of him, which, He then suffered like a traumatic brain injury, concussion, facial abrasions. The toddler. Like it's a two-year-old kid. Yeah, me too.

It's not good. It sucks. Yeah, it's really sad to watch. And apparently the daycare said that the child had only fallen one and a half feet and the worker. If you were to argue about how far the kid fell, that sucks. Only one and a half feet. Well, it's like we're, now it's not, we didn't drop the kid. It's, no, no, it didn't fall.

He didn't fall that far. Yeah. It sucks. Oh, it's horrible. But so obviously the video we're talking about is the surveillance footage that came out and contradicted the fact that she did not lose her balance while squatting and he fell one and a half feet. He fell six feet when she tossed him in the air and fell on top of them. Yeah, she was like swinging him up and he was pretty much over her head.

Which she swung him between her legs, lifted him above her head. It almost looked to me like whenever I do kettlebell swings. Yeah, same thing. That type thing. And dropped him six feet onto the hardwood floor before falling on top of him. The boys taken to the ER, concussion, like Morgan said, brain injury. The parents allege the club lied and that's what's up. It's crazy.

And that's so sad because it's not like she was just trying to play with the kid. She wasn't doing anything malicious. But I guess why lie about it? Why not just nervous? Yeah, the company's going to get sued. She doesn't want to go to jail because that could be negligence. Can't you argue it as an accident though? Yeah, but at a place like that, there are rules on what you do with kids.

You can't toss them in the air. I can swing them that high. Yeah. I found my allergy medicine. I was freaking out this morning. Can't miss that. Did you guys hear me over here going, oh my God, I can't put my allergy pill? If I don't do it, I go to bed at night and the whole night.

Yeah. Yeah, that story sucked. Yeah. And I feel bad for everybody because, again, again, she wasn't doing it to be anything other than she was just trying to have fun and keep the kid. But you can't do that. Unless it's your kid. You can't do that. But yeah.

All right. Did you do yours? I did. The Burmese pythons. That's not stupid. That's crazy. There's a whole competition of that. I like to keep going.

Come in. $10,000 to the winner. And they're going to go for the next 10 days. They're going to be looking for snakes. That's like their Grand Prix, like their Indie 500. Yeah, I don't like snakes. When I was in Puerto Rico, oh, here we go.

I saw these guys. There were these guys. I mean, they, I don't know. I mean, they could have been drug dealers. They looked like they were up to no good. Sunglasses, gold chain, smoking, you know? Does this involve their race? No, no, no, it's just kind of the way they were dressed.

Oh, were they Puerto Rican? Puerto Rican dudes, yeah. And they had pythons around their necks. So when they were walking to the city, that's cool. Like, they had a snake on their neck. That's cool. Were they part of a, like, street team where they let you pet the python for? No, they didn't want you.

Yeah, you know that's like, you see them in the street. They go down here on Broadway. Yeah, that's cool. I just picture when you were like, no, to no good, like these, like, Italian mobster guys in Puerto Rico, like with the chains and stuff. That's what they look like.

That's what I was like, is it a race? Because they're like, you know. No, no, it's just like, even one guy like, didn't have a shirt on. He was ripped. Oh, dude, that'd be awesome. Be ripped and have a snake around your neck. That'd be cool.

My kids didn't think that was pretty cool. Lunchbox. Yeah, you know, Waymo's, the self-driving cars. They're everywhere. A lot of cities around America. and I always think you can do whatever you want that car, no big deal. Well, there's some teenagers in California and thought the same thing. They were drinking and then they had water guns that shoot water pellets of people.

So they're in a Waymo and roll down the windows, start popping people. Bam, bam, bam, bam. The Waymo pulled over in a parking lot, locked them in the car until police arrived. Called the cops on them. The Waymo called the cop. Okay, so the Waymo didn't do anything. So does that mean people are watching the Waymo's? they made the decision like this isn't good.

Shut it down. So what my mind would tell me is when something is happening in the car and the car realizes, okay, somebody's up to no good, they probably have somebody sitting in a cubicle that then has a feed to see what's going on. It goes, yeah, you can't be doing that. Now I'm watching them because I'm sure there's not someone watching inside of every car all the time. That'd be a lot. Yeah, so then they see that and they send the instruction, hey, pull over, keep them in. Although, if you're locking them in.

That's kidnapping. Right. That's risky. That's risky. You're kidnapping. They were doing that though. And they had footage of them doing that. So they do have a reason to go, this is why we did it.

But that does seem like right on the line. You're going to lock kids in and hold them. You would think you would just pull over, say you have to get out. But then they have the footage of them and they have their ID because they had to buy the Waymo and then go get them after that. But they were throwing stuff and shoot. They're water guns and I guess they shoot little water pellets. And so they were shooting them out the window and hitting people. And they were teenagers.

They were drinking in the back. Where was this? California. Okay. Because remember I talked about a story of these people were doing drive-by shootings with those things. That's crazy. At the movie theater. Waymo drive-by shootings?

No, no. They weren't in a way-mo. They were just in their car, but they had those little pellet water pellets. Waymo drive-by shootings would be crazy. They're hiring Waymoes to do drive-by shootings. Oh. Oh, that was. be crazy. No, that's not a real story. I thought that's what Eddie said his story was. That'd be crazy.

Yeah, that would be crazy. Did you see the Waymo trying to drive in the rain? No? It was a, well. Have you seen the people around here driving the rain? The humans? Not well. Yeah. I think it was Nashville, actually, though, we've had a lot of rain recently and the rain was really coming down hard and the waymo was so confused and it didn't. I felt bad for it. I'm like Eddie. Like I do. I do. I feel. bad for the car because it's like for backward side trying to figure out because I guess the rain was blocking its sensors or something. Yeah, that makes sense.

And it didn't know what to do. I did feel that way. That's so sad. Ray, hit voicemail five. Yeah, I just called it a minute ago about saying lunchbox should maybe get chat GPT to pick his lotto numbers. I take that

back. Bobby, you should get chat GPT to pick lotto numbers. So you should do it and then jam it in lunchbox's face if you win. So you should do it just to jam it in lunchbox's face. Well, thanks, jerk. I don't understand why you want to be so angry towards me, but whatever, man. But you're angry towards a lot of people.

No, I'm not really angry. You live angry. Your baseline's angry. You guys have a weird interpretation of angry. No, we don't. I was showing my kids my viral videos, you know, on TikTok. They're like, do you have any viral videos? I'm like, yeah, my one is lunchbox yelling at Abby.

And when he says, wash your back, Abby, or watch your back. And then he didn't want to get in trouble, so he started saying, he said, watch your back. Yeah. And they were like, oh, my gosh, why do you act like that, dad? And I was like, I don't know, it's lunchbox for you. Did that go viral? Yeah, a million views. That's cool.

You're welcome, man. My wife and I were talking about, because she asked me to put something up yesterday. She said, hey, would you put that up? I put it in the fridge. Because she lived in California for a while when she went to grad school. She said, she said that to a couple of our friends in California. Hey, would you put that up? And they looked at her like, she had two heads.

And they're like, they held it up. Like, what do you mean? Put it up. She said, that's when she realized that that term wasn't a term. Because we talk about regionally what people say and that also if someone says put this away, I fully understand. I don't think anything of it. It's the same to me.

But that's what they say? They say put this away? Yeah. That they don't say put this up. Because my wife said put this up to them. They were like, they lifted up. They raised it up. Up on where?

But I never thought about that because if somebody says put this up, to me that is not even it is, but it's not even a regional saying in my mind. It's just put this up means put it away. Do you guys ever think about that? No. Nope. Never. It makes sense, right? Yeah.

Let's talk to our non-southern. Ray, put this up. Yeah, that makes sense. Okay. Did you guys say that growing up in Wyoming? Yes. Put this up. It up.

Scuba Steve, Florida? Put this away. It would never have been said put this up? No, because I think up, I think on the hot top shelf. Like up there. Funny, I never thought about that. That was a regional thing. I never thought about it at all.

You just put something up. Yeah. So if someone had said put this up when you were 16, you'd have thought. Up there? Morgan, Kansas. I want to say we said put this up too. I don't think I ever said put it away. But do you still say put this up now?

Yeah. And I would even say put it away. Both of those, I think I would say. but put this up to me is the same exact thing. Yeah, I definitely say put up way more than I say put away. Me too. Abby, Kansas?

Yeah, I'd say mostly put this up. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Okay. Put it up. And then with my wife, I'd be specific because if I just put it away, I may put it away in the wrong spot

and I go, put this away, where do you want it to put this away? Because she's very specific. And she go up, and I go, but we're up, though. You know, up, up, put it up. Yeah, I made a note to ask if you guys ever thought about put this up

being something that we only said because of what we grew up and it wasn't a universally said saying. So, okay, I'm marked that off my list. Boom. More voicemails. Give me number three, please. I am local, and I had a quick question.

Since Eddie's salsa is, you know, world-wide, the world-famous, but he doesn't want to send it in the mail, let's stop in a listener from coming to the studio and picking up some of that salsa. Whatever any needs to sign, I'll sign it. I just want some that salsa. Nothing. Give me that guy's number.

I'll call him today. He wants to place an order of salsa. We'll get it to him. You're not having them here. No, no, no. We can meet it somewhere like Target. Okay. You know?

Waffle house. Even on the corner is fine here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can do a drug deal. Like I said, the car. That's fine. You mean just not come to, like, the studio. On this floor.

Like it doesn't need to come up. No, no, we're not. Our security will kill you too. Right, right, right. I wouldn't do that. Okay. But, dude, local, let's go. We have that guy's number saved?

Yeah, I'll find it. Okay. Thanks, Abby. Yep. Number eight, please, Ray. Hey, Bobby, this is Mike. It's wanted to call because we're on our way to Las Vegas for Kenny Chesney at the Spear. And it is a retirement trip for me.

I'm retiring from the fire service for after 27 years of being a firefighter paramedic. And I want to let you know, we always listen to you. Thanks. Bye. Congratulations. That's pretty cool. It's a good way to celebrate. I've never been to that Kenny Chesney's Fear show. I've never been to the sphere. What about you two knuckleheads? You're going to Vegas? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I went to the Sphere last year. It's legit. Why would you not go to a Kenny show, though?

I already went to the Kenny show. Oh, you did Kenny? Yeah, I've only been there once. It was for Kenny last year. Was it awesome? Yeah, dude, it was so freaking cool. It was almost too much. I also took an edible. Too much. Like, well, like, visually, after about an hour of it, I was like, whoa. I had to go to the bathroom and like reset and drink a water and then come back. But it was so freaking cool.

And he plays every hit, every song. It's a long show and it's totally worth the money. Hold on. I don't understand. Does that building live up to the hype? Yes. Okay. Even when without the show happening, you walk in like every experience from the moment you're walking to it to being in it to getting to your seat.

It is so surreal and so cool. Were you already high when you got there? No, I got high when I sat down. I popped in about 45 minutes into the show. I was like, whoa. But before it hit, you still thought it was amazing. Yeah, dude, it was beautiful. Even just the outside of the building, I mean, everything about the aesthetics of it is so unbelievable.

What are you going to say? Like, why haven't you gone? It's a long flight. I get dehydrated. I'm pretty sure. Well, Andy had a baby. No, but I'm pretty sure Kenny's told you like, hey, dude. He hasn't.

He's texting me more than once. I get dehydrated on those long flights. Has he ever, like, have you ever been in Vegas while that's happening and just like? No, because I would go if I was there because I'd, I'd have been drinking a lot of water getting rehydrated. And I do have a baby, but now I'm at the point where I'd basically told my wife I'd stay home for a few months. I've hit the few months. And now she's like, she's like, get along down the road.

Go somewhere. So, yeah, we're not living the world of I don't leave anywhere now because of the baby. I'll be very aware of it. I don't want to be gone too long. But yeah, she wouldn't care. I got invited to play in the, I forget what it's called, but it's the televised poker tournament. The World Series of Poker? It's different.

That's a real one. Okay. This is a celebrity poker tournament that they do. I got invited to play in that next month. So that would be Vegas and Kenny's there. I don't think I'm going to go, though, and play. Wait, why wouldn't you go play? I don't want to be dehydrated when I land.

Oh, my gosh. Just drink water, dude. It's an electrolyte. Dude, you would win that thing. No, I wouldn't because even the greatest poker players don't show up and win things. Oh, really? Yeah. It's like a golf tournament.

what I would compare it to. That would be like you seeing Jordan Speath playing the FedEx going, you're going to win this. I wouldn't say that to Jordan. But there's so many people there that, even if it was Sheffler. I would say that to Sheffler. There's so many people there. The odds of that person actually winning is really small, even if they were really good. Yeah, yeah, I get that. So no, I wouldn't. And I haven't played it all in a long time. I might go, but I doubt it. But it was a nice invite to get. Anything when someone says, hey, we're doing something, I'm like, oh, dang, that's cool. They think I'm a celebrity.

Those are always fun invites. But if I do go to that, I'll go to the Kenny show. But I don't think I'm going to go to that. Because the next week is IHeart Festival. So just don't dehydrate. That's twice in two weeks. Can you imagine how dehydrated? Very dehydrated.

That'd be crazy. You just stay? Yeah, that's what, yeah. You know how dehydrated being in Las Vegas? The desert air? You guys are crazy right now. Skin would get dry. It gets so dry.

The Emmy nominees came out yesterday, or this morning. I saw the stories, and maybe it was this morning. It was yesterday. Was it? So this is a TV. Best Drama series, The Diplomat, I told you guys. If you don't watch it yet, it's so good, and there are three, I think, three whole seasons up. It's on Netflix.

It's so good. Go watch it. 92% of Rotten Tomatoes. The Gilded Age, I don't watch that. love it. It's good? Yeah, yes, yes. It feels very king and queenie. Is that it? No, I mean, it's really New York. No, it's

New York Society, late 1800s. I'm out. I like the colors of those shows. Oh, that's kind of cool though. No, the colors are fine. No, I like the colors of those shows in 18, 17, 1600s. But it's shot today. I know, but they do colors weird. I don't like it. No, I feel like it looks pretty normal. But I love that show. A Night of the Seven Kingdoms, which is

HBO Max, which is Game of Thrones. like a prequel. And these episodes are only... What decade is that? Fictional. But these... What are the colors in that? Yeah, how the color?

I don't like the colors also, but the show is so good to overrides the color. Okay. It's so good. You don't need to watch Game of Thrones. You say, what century is that? If I were guessing, 13th.

I don't know. Okay. But, guys, it's only half... These episodes are half an hour, and you don't have to follow Game of Thrones and all the different castles. and it's so good. What do you got, Mike?

209 AC, whatever that is. After conquest. Oh, conquest. 209. So second century. 90 years before Game of Thrones. 78 years after the Civil War in the House of the Dragon.

But none of this is real. So like, correct, fictional. Okay. So it really didn't happen. It could have happened yesterday. But they're gilded age. They're basing it in a time, though. But it's not real.

Guilded age is pretty real. But they're basing it at a time. Like Amy's story, parent trap, not real, but they base it. It's in probably the 90s. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. You know?

Yeah. I just feel like fantasy. Like, you can just make up any time. They did. They made up 209 AC after conquest. They made that up. Yeah. It's really good, guys. It's, even if you hate Game of Thrones, or you're like, it's not for me.

Awesome. The Pit, which all my friends love, I've not watched a single episode. It's pretty good. Oh, only a pretty good. Well, I haven't gone back to it. I guess it's pretty intense for me. And I don't know. I think it's good.

But I haven't gone back. Like, I think I did season one. How many seasons are out, too? I don't know. We're not judging you because we haven't seen it, but mostly people that have seen it that I talk to. They love it. I know. My sister, she's a nurse in a hospital.

She said it's so real. Yeah, I've heard they really try to stay as real as possible. So that's cool. Like situationally, even if it hurts the storyline a little bit, they'll still make sure that it's real. Well, it would be really cool is if the guy committed and became a nurse or a doctor for the sake of the show. Be a real doctor. And realize.

Yeah, yeah. So that's up. Pluribus on Apple TV. Amazing concept. Good show. It's the same guy did Breaking Bad. Vince Gilligan. Is that the woman?

Yeah. That. She's in heaven? She's the only person left. That's it. A plus premise. Good show. Mike, what would you say about it?

I never finished it. I watched the first four episodes that I got kind of bored. I get it. Rotten Tomatoes is 99%. Wow. It is at times kind of boring. You have to be so in love with the idea of the show

to get you through some of the slower episodes because they're so slow just based on the idea that it has to be slow. First episode was great, though. It sucked me in. Yeah. I can't wait for season two, but same. I got kind of bored. That's up. Slow Horses. I love that show. It's a spy show on Apple TV. You know, like it? It's pretty good. 97%. Okay, so if you're saying that's pretty good, Pitt must be really good. She just didn't focus.

No, I'm just kidding. I'm dialed in. She's got out in passing. And there's multiple seasons, and there are only six episodes of season. And they have thick accents. It's completely British, yeah. And then your friends and neighbors, Apple TV, which is really good. It's pretty good. Season two, pretty good? Season one was awesome. Season one was awesome. I say season two is good.

Good. Yeah. Maybe my pretty good is equal to your good. Like, I feel like we're saying the same thing. So you're a heart or critic? I don't think that's fair. I will not accept that because that means you're better than me. Wait, what?

Why does it mean that I'm better? Because my good is your pretty good because your standard. You hold shows to a different level. But are you all saying that? I guess someone says pretty good, it's less than good. There's all there's great okay there's good below that's pretty good average what if I say like this it's pretty good okay okay that's better than just pretty good because it's pretty good I was giving pretty good but I think what I mean is like it's pretty good no I didn't it either if you go like it's

pretty good oh it's pretty good when does the action start in your friends and neighbors the action Like there's no action. Like, I'm episode two, three, maybe. Of season two? Yeah. And it's like, guys, let's go. It's not a war movie? No, I know.

But the first one's like, ooh, there's trouble, trouble, trouble. And like, ooh, there's more trouble. And he's trying to get out of trouble. Like, but right now there's nothing. Too much dialogue for you. Yeah, you're anti-dialogue guy. That's what it is. Like, what was that movie I hated?

Up in memory. Off and I remember, man. Just blow up something. His ex-wife is a big part of this storyline. Yeah, I know. She's like writing a book or something. I don't know. It's like, come on.

Those are... You guys are telling a lot of... Eddie wants him to fight or hump. That's what he wants. More fighting or humping or I'm out. And none of that's happening so far. Those are this big shows for drama series. Tap, send, go.

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Hey, everyone, it's the Jonas Brothers. This week on the podcast, Hey, Jonas, we're hanging out with the one, the only, the only and the one Michael Boubley. You guys, I'm genuinely a huge fan. Like, it's funny, you know, I made a whole thing about doing this. TikTok where I got you guys to sign the guitar. But it was real, like, we listened to in the car all the time.

Like, it literally is hanging up with all your signatures. Wow. I am so honored. After Kevin's recent, let's call it, interesting confession about Michael. I had a feeling this wasn't going to be going away. We figured there's only one thing to do. We must invite Michael Buhlay on the podcast

and we want to know what's on his sexy time playlist. You know, I did an interview and they're like, have you heard about this Jonas Brothers thing? And they were like, what did you think of it? I was like, well, I mean, it's reciprocal. Like, what a man going to do? We talk about Kevin's confession, Michael's reaction, and a whole lot more. Do you have a hockey rink in your house?

I do, I do. Our conversation with Michael Bublay is out now. Listen to Hey, Jonas, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, fam? I'm sports journalist Ari Chambers. Hey, what's up, y'all? It's your girl, Sam Jay. And we're the host of everyone watches women's sports, a new podcast from Together and IHeart women's sports. Because let's be real. Women's sports is giving us way too much to talk about these days.

The highlights, the rivalries, the breakout stars, the moments that take over your entire timeline. And the conversations that start during the game and somehow keep going all week. Every week we're breaking down the biggest stories across women's sports. We'll give you our takes, our debates, and probably a few disagreements. We'll talk to athletes, celebrate big moments and get into what's happening on and off the field, court, track, and beyond. Because we're not just interested in what happened. We're interested in why everyone's talking about it. Because everyone watches women's sports.

So if you're already a fan, you're just getting into the game, there's a seat for you right here. Listen to everyone watches women's sports. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, I'm Hoda Kotby, host of the podcast, Joy 101 with Hoda Kotby. Okay, if you know me, you know this.

I'm always searching for inspiration, for support, and useful tools to help maximize joy. So this podcast, us uncover all of that together. We're going to have these meaningful conversations with the world's most fascinating people, like when actress Olivia Munn shared how she overcame fierce health challenges that she never saw coming. I've gone through breast cancer and then helped my mother through breast cancer, and that was more difficult. There's a lot of people who understand postpartner depression. I was not prepared for postpartum anxiety. Olympic champ Sean Johnson revealed

why she had no choice but to be a gymnast. There was something about gymnastics that was intoxicating to me. It's given me a belief that we all have one of those treasures inside of us. We just have to find it. Listen to Joy 101 with Hoda Kotby on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Somebody sent me a message and said that they were watching the agency and it was a little slow for them. I think the agency is such an A-plus show. It's on Paramount Plus. It is a spy show. It's a CIA show. It gets, um, Rotten Tomatoes. It only gets 79. It's so good and it's season two right now and it has Richard Gere in it and that Michael Fastbender guy who's really good. My wife and I also love CIA

FBI. Anything with letters type shows. Anything with letters. Yeah, I love the agency and this season two is really good. See, that's different than really good. It's really good. It's really good. I feel that. I get it. So those, what show would you pick of that, even though we haven't seen them all? You Diplomat, the Gilded Age, 9 to 7 Kingdoms, Paradise, Pit, Plyturbish, Slow Horses, your friends and neighbors. The diplomat. Yeah, that are Paradise. Yeah, that's good.

Morgan, you pick Paradise? Yeah, definitely Paradise. Watch marks? I've only seen one of those shows, and it was Season 1 of Paradise, so it has to be Paradise for me. Can you watch a lot of reality TV? Yeah, and I mean, really, and I watch sports. Like, I just don't have time to watch TV, but you watch sports. You nap every day for hours.

Right, that's what I'm saying. I'm not willing to sacrifice my nap for a TV show. But what about at night when you watch something, you always watch? Either reality shows or sports. So you have time for TV? You just pick, yeah, I'm just saying that's your television choice. It's not this stuff. Yeah, I mean, here's the problem.

I get about an hour a night. And so I don't have time to watch too many things. That's what we get an hour night. But now it's a baby less. But sometimes we have to split a show up over two nights. But like over vacation though, didn't you like? I watched 14 movies. Friends. Over vacation.

I had a friend hit me up last night going, hey, what movie do I watch? I'm like, I don't know. Why are you asking me? Then I remember, oh, I watched 14 movies. Yeah, you're the perfect person to ask. For one week in my life, I'm movie Mike. How did you choose what movies to watch? That's my, like... The first couple that I watched, I chose, and then I let Chat, GPT, tell me what to watch.

I plugged in other movies that I like, and I gave them all reviews. I said, based on my reviews and how I feel about these movies, just continue recommending movies to me. Got it. And it did. And it was pretty right on. I watched a movie called Companion Awesome What is that?

I don't even want to tell you what it's about Because ChatGPT told me not to watch the trailer Oh really? It said don't watch the trailer Know as little as you can about it Just watch it What's it on? It's right here

Oh Oh, just give me that one Do you have a DVD player? My PlayStation Oh It's Wait, you have a DVD of it? Did they send that to you to vote?

I think it was to review it maybe I get some DVDs at the end of the year every year because I'm a voter and stuff for award consideration I don't even know Blockbuster award I loved it there are two movies that I recommended three movies I recommended to my friend last night Companion don't look up what it's about I'm trying to look where to watch it

HBO Maxx Can I say what it says above the name companion Yeah you can but even then it probably It doesn't spoil but they really don't want you to know anything. So you want us to look it up and then just hit play? Yeah, that's what I did. Okay.

Mike, would you agree? Yes, go to a blind. Go blind. Go blind. Huh. I feel like I got a little something from looking at the cover. But like what? You don't.

I'm telling you, because on the cover, she looks like a monster or something. She looks like she's blind. Or like a devil or blind. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. The cover does not do the movie. This actually looks good.

I was expecting nothing. it was amazing and I text Mike I said this is it is awesome yeah I love it too Mike can I have this

and so on vacation I try not to bother anybody and I wouldn't even text Eddie responses to his text I just sent him cameos so annoying so I never want to it's just like

I'm gonna let you guys cleanse your power to me and halfway through the week Amy and I started texting a little bit and with Mike he couldn't take it anymore he was in New York

and I just wanted to know like what he was doing and so I'd be like okay what have you done like to go to Harry Potter and he went and then then I was like screw it I'm just asking

a movie questions so that's what we did the whole time I said have you seen this I got I recommended a movie to him that he hadn't seen and it was good wasn't it it was really good it was this one no Strange darling strange darling Huh Why have I never heard of these movies

Same where are they telling you chat GPT told me I don't watch any movies I watched 14 and my wife goes you won't watch one with me in a year I said yeah that's true That's what I've been saying like original movies do come out But they're not the ones to advertise to everybody Strange darling is I wouldn't recommend it to somebody I go to church with, but it is a great movie.

Okay. And it is, it's about a serial killer. Oh gosh. And they show it to you out of order. And that's all I should say, right? Yeah, one night's Dan gone wrong. Yes, with a serial, because at the very beginning it tells you about it's a serial killer in this part of the country. Hey.

That sounds good. It's awesome. It was a four and a half. I gave no movie a five. You can't get a five for me. It's impossible. I gave, I think four movies. is a four and a half of my whole list.

I did a whole podcast on it, if you guys want to hear it, on the Bobby Bone Show feed. Strange Darling was crazy original. Never heard of it. Chat jibidoo told me to go watch it. I did, and I plugged it in, and I said, this was so good

that I sent it over to Mike. What'd you rate it? I got a 4.5 out of five. That wasn't the one to recommend my friends. I recommended companion. I recommended the menu. Oh, my God.

What in the world? Slat me in the... Sounds familiar. FaceTime me up and make me watch it again because that movie was crazy. Really? I don't even know who the main actor was in it. Apparently it's kind of famous because Mike said his acting was really good and it was. Ray Fines, he's also Voldemort and the Harry Potter movies. Okay, I don't watch Harry Potter, but that would make sense.

He was in Schindler's List. He was in a Conclave that movie he really liked. Oh, Conclay was cramped. Oh, he wasn't Schindler's list. Yeah, he was a bad Nazi. Was he Schindler? No, he was not Schindler. That was um gosh what's his name

I've seen it forever I've never seen that movie It's not Liam Neeson Who is I don't remember The menu though That's what I recommend I recommended

Companion The menu The menu which gets a 98 No that's where Schindler's list No mind It is William Neeson By the Liam Neeson Yeah

The menu Companion And I recommended A movie that most people Have seen I bet you guys have This one But I never have

Sicario That's a great movie Oh, that one's really good. And I said that. I said, you might have seen Sicario, but I didn't see it until now, so those were the three. Because I was watching Sicario,

and my wife walked in and goes, okay, Mr. Cinema, what are we watching now? And I said, Sicario, she goes, seen it, and she walked out of the room. Didn't they do a second one? Yeah. Was it good?

They did? Yeah, not as good as the first one. I don't think Del Toro's in that one. So Sicario is something a lot of people have seen. Not me. It's good. It's really good.

Emily Blunts in. It plays an FBI agent. gets kind of roped in to go fight the cartel. Yeah, it's cartel stuff, Amy. Oh my gosh. That's your hours. This is like, I have so much to do. Did you watch sheep detective by any chance?

Almost. It just looked too funny. And I wasn't in the mood for a comedy because he dies and the sheep have to go figure it out, right? I don't know what it is, but we kept saying the whole break, like, we're going to watch this and we never got to it. It got high reviews. It's so good. Is it? That's because I saw it on Amazon maybe.

Yeah, it's on Amazon. So I only went to Amazon. It was like, Sheep Detective. And I said, I'm never watching this. And it's somebody famous. Like, what, Hugh Jackman? And in the clip, he dies. And the sheep are like, hey, we got to investigate the guy that died.

They're the detective. And I thought it was a little too stupid. I was in more of a Sicario mood. But it got high ratings. Okay. It's kind of like a Knives out, but for families. Got it. Mm.

So if I were going to say watch something to this show, give companion a look, and it's not long. It's an hour and a half. I've got it right here. I'm ready to go. And the menu, I can give you that what it's about. It's a really exclusive restaurant that's hard to get in. And it's on an island and you have to take a little boat over to the island. Really fancy chef and they have a night plan for them. They're like, it's an experience. And then, boy, that experience. Oh, my God dang. God dang. It's crazy. Yeah. You know what I watched for the first time ever, too, that everybody's seen that I hadn't? Star Wars. No country for all men. Oh, yeah, that's a good one.

My favorite movies at all time. Yeah. It's pretty good. I'm kidding. Yeah, the serial guy's really good. Javier Bardeen. Bardem, yeah. Yeah, whatever.

Yeah, he's, I recognized him, but that was 2007. So obviously, he looked way different. He said, man, I know this guy. And then I looked and he's good. Like, he's good in everything. Yeah. His haircuts's weird, too, right? That's why I liked him.

He hated that haircut. For the movie? He's like, I'm never going to get women after this. Yeah, that was good. I did see Heller Highwater. Yeah. That's an older one. one too. So, Sicario and Heller Highwater, both Taylor-Hadden written. Oh, wow. I didn't realize that.

Oh, Sycario. And Heller Highwater has Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges, and there's two brothers at Rob Banks. It was good? Yeah. Yeah, that's a good one, too. I only saw a couple that I gave, I gave one movie three stars, and I gave a couple three and a half. But there was a movie called Pressure. Did you watch Pressure? Yeah. Yeah. I gave it four stars. Eddie, you would jump off the building. What is it? Dialogue. Oh, it's all dialogue. Yeah. Yeah. The literal movie is about Normandy, World War II, D-Day, no fighting. It's about meteorology, and they have to predict the weather. So it's Brendan Fraser as Dwight D. Eisenhower having to decide which meteorologist he's going to believe. That sounds terrible.

It's so much talking. They're like rock story meteorologists. It's literally about weather. They fight against each other. It's awesome. I remember a while, like a long time ago, my brother called me, is like, did you need to watch this movie called 13 days? it's about like the Bay of Pigs or something and all the government had 13 days to figure out what they're going to do

it's 13 days of them talking in an office Yeah you don't like dialogue It was the worst movie I'd ever seen You would hate pressure If we lose a bet you have to watch pressure But I gave it four stars Because the acting And I'm not someone who knows good acting

But if it's so so good I can tell good acting It was amazing those guys were so good The other guy I know from a black and white show on Netflix The guy that played... Ripley, I think. Yeah, Mr. Ripley, that thing. It was really...

And it was historic. So it was true. And that made it good. But yeah, you'd kill yourself. Probably won't watch that. The other one that I watched that was historical was September 5th. It's on Netflix.

I think you guys would like it. It's the 1976 Olympics in Munich whenever the terrorists came and took the Israeli team hostage. It's real life. But the news isn't over there. Only the sports crew is from ABC. So they got to cover a hostage situation where they're killing people. It's a true story.

It's a documentary or a movie? No, it's a movie. It is really good. 91% Rotten Tomatoes. September 9th? Fifth. But I reviewed all those. If you want to go back to Monday's podcast and I did its own special.

I guess Tuesday is because it was Tuesday review day yesterday. What is today? Today's Thursday. Okay, I'm fried. Yeah Our part one didn't go up yesterday at all And that wasn't an us thing A lot of times it's an us thing

It wasn't an us thing Hey Scoob's Steve He's in there laughing about something What are you talking about right now? Or video strategying for our trip And all this stuff we're going to do Can you give me an explanation What happened with the podcast yesterday?

Oh, or it doesn't cross-promote On Spotify and Apple Well part one didn't load at all It did on IHeart It did on Apple But on Spotify there was no part one at all Yeah I guess to make it short is Omni is the website that we use, which I believe is a company-based thing. And the tech on that

is very finicky. You probably experienced issues a lot over the last year where sometimes things will post and then you think they're posted and they're not posted. And you go to look, it says it's live, but it's not live. And I think they fixed some of that now where it will always post an eye heart. But then the problem was it wasn't talking to Spotify or Apple. Like Apple will get some, Spotify would not, and vice versa. So I think part one, from yesterday went up today now. So apologies. It was a tech issue.

It wasn't an us issue. Yeah. Technology. A lot of times it's an us issue, but this time it was a tech issue. So I posted it on my story on social media. And thanks to everybody who was letting me know, because I would have had no idea,

because I don't look at all the different services. I just, if you guys say. But then sometimes you guys say, and it's your own personal, like you either downloaded it when your Wi-Fi wasn't good and it'll glitch a little bit because of that. Yeah, if you're streaming in the country. cut out.

I got this scuba Steve. I'd like to read to you if you're okay with it. Yeah, I'm a choice. Good point. This is from Eric Sheffield. Every podcast has some glitch on IHart. Yesterday, when Eddie was talking about his Airbnb, and on lots of say it skipped from you talking about Caitlin's friends to starting,

it's becoming very regular with the show and other shows. This has to be a him thing, right? I would think so, but if it's happening every single one of them? Well, it says a lot. I don't know. Obviously, I don't listen. to the shows. I don't not listen, but I can't do all the shows and go back home and listen to all the shows. That'd be a lot. So I appreciate it. But a lot of times people will message you and

go, this is wrong, but it's only one person because I'll check with somebody else. And you can always try different. Let's say if something on IHeart isn't there and you have another Apple account or something, just go over there and get it from that. It's free. Yeah. And I would say if they're pressing play on it and streaming it, that's when you're going to have more of an issue. So download it? Download it may be easier. Download it, but download it in a spot where you've got strong Wi-Fi or a direct connection. Because if you're streaming it, you're based on whatever your internet service is.

It could drop out. All right, there you have it. I do have Neve from Catfish up today on the Bobbycath. This is a crazy story. So imagine one of those small planes. It's not a jet. It's a little propeller, but it's one of the really small ones, but like two people can get in.

Okay, so that seems unsafe to me anyway. I'm not a pilot. But they get in this thing. There's a 22-year-old who is the, the student. And so she had to land the plane by herself. But she went up with her instructor. Her instructor who was 42 tells her

hey you know what to do. Grabs a cell phone opens a cockpit door and just jumps out and dies. No. Wait, what? Up in the air. What? Yeah. Was that suicide? Yes. Oh my gosh. What? I thought he had a parachute on and this is his like shtick. Like you got this? I believe in you. That would be a terrible shit. But I hear you. Okay.

Like with his students like he Once he knows they're ready, he jumps out with a parachute. According to the student, the teacher calmly said, you know what you have to do. Carry on. And then removed his headset, unbuckled a seatbelt, open the door, and then at about 1,000 feet up, just jumped out. So she's in shock.

Yeah. She landed the plane. They said it was a very small Cessna. And then she, when she landed, because she told him on the speaker, but she was close enough to the ground where she had to focus on that first. She landed and then said, hey, this is where he fell out or jumped out. So now they're investigating the incident.

There was no warning before and the flight school says. His family later revealed he had been struggling personally. It's from Daily Mail. So one of the craziest stories I've heard about this, but I would like to say I'm glad he didn't take her down with him. Because very easily that could have happened. Because he did not have any regard for his own life. So I think what to be thankful for.

Or, yeah, because irrational people do irrational things, that he didn't take the whole plane down and crash it into something with her in it it and somebody else could have been hurt. But this story is messed up. I feel bad for his family. I feel bad for him. I wish he'd, you know, and maybe he did. He did share because he did seek help.

Couldn't get a diagnosed correctly. And then her. And then her. And then her. And she lost to live with this. She saw it all. She saw it all. She didn't do it.

No. But she saw it all. If it were me, I'm putting myself in the position of the 22-year-old. I think it's a joke. And I think he had a parachute. And I'm like, Amy, well, this is a weird way to really see if I'm learning. It's so outrageous that I think I would think it was a joke. Especially with how calm he was.

Like, all right. Pulls head is that off. Oh, alright. Unbuckle C-Bell. You know what to do. But, like, if you want to end it, like, there are so many ways to end it. Why do it where... You're talking like a rational person.

He's not thinking rationally. But, like, now she's involved. I know. And she could crash. Very selfish. Because you're the instructor. All true. But again, it's hard to assign rational thought to someone who is in an irrational place.

But tell me, that ain't the messed up story of the day. You can't tell you. You can't tell me that. Do we have something to cleanse the palate with? That's it. It gets worse. Luke Wilson had a baby. He's the first time dad at 54.

Congratulations to him. His girlfriend is 24. They had the baby. Oh, my. Wow. That is weird. Is he the dark hair or the blonde hair? Dark-haired.

Yeah, he's from old school. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, congrue. Hey, congrats. He's happy. The age difference is more than her age. That's wild.

Yeah, that's props. I bet she's, let me check her out. I'm sure she's pretty. Kendall Yates. Kendall. I'm not hating. She's 24. Is it odd?

Yes. Is it bad? No. It's just like, what do they talk about? Okay. Here's a theory. She's all. I think if you're a dude and you get famous young, you don't really have to mature much more than when you get famous because everything is in hand it to you.

You have money. There's no hardship you have to go. I think you're stunted a bit. Oh, so he's 20 something? I don't know what age he's got famous. Yeah, I'm sure like in his mind is a little older. But my theory is, if you get wildly famous and you're young, it's hard for you to get older. Because your life doesn't get harder.

That's what you say about Leonardo DiCaprio. Like, that's why he's always. with like 25 his cap. Like if 25 is his cap. Like I don't. I think 20 has now the one. Because they're all this is an anomaly. Yeah. I think the girl he's dating now might be older. Ooh. Interesting. Maybe. But yeah. She's 27.

All right. Look at the guy. He's getting older and so. Ready lunchbox? Yeah. But don't click on the Instagram that pulls up that we won't. There's nothing about clicking that we were going to do. Well, I'm just saying the Instagram that when you type in Kendall, Gates, it's not her. Kendall Yates, 24. Luke Wilson, 54, welcome their first baby. Good for them. They welcomed a baby girl.

And they kept their relationship largely out of the spotlight. I guess, I don't know. I'm married. I don't care if they're married. But I like going to people are older than me and have kids. Makes me feel good. Yeah. It's a numbers game. Yeah, yeah.

So he's going to be 70-something when his baby graduates high school. O'n't. Wow. What do you see now? Oh, that. That blew me away. and it's a little weird like her, like, eighth picture

on here is like a high school like softball maybe? Oh, no. I'm like, that's a little weird. Wow. Maybe it's college. I don't know, but she's... Probably college. I hope, man, that's a little weird.

Yeah, so she played college ball? I don't know, I just assume. And then, like, how did they meet at a softball game? And I'm not going to click it because lunchbox said don't click it. Great. And if he says don't click something, it must be really bad. Yeah, like, how do these people meet? Right.

It's a great question. Let me find out. Parties? Hmm, good question. Page six with that. They also can be like models and then they go to model hubs. I don't know. Is that where you meet models?

Models get invited to parties. That's why I was thinking. Yeah, yeah. And young people. Never been to any of those parties though. Neither. I just know what I see. Yeah.

Congrats to them. All right. I am listening a little behind my bat to Bobby interviewing John Stamos. And didn't you meet him in? in Hawaii on American Idol. I thought he was a mentor while you were still working on American Idol. Would love an update. Thanks, Fyce.

I didn't. I'm not sure if in my four seasons he was a mentor or maybe right after, because I would know if I met John Stamos. Yeah. I love him. You would remember that. So I would know. And even before the interview, I love him.

So that interview went pretty viral yesterday and it started making the news. Did you guys see anything pop up in your feeds about it? because two stories made page six, it made E, it made... No way. Well, maybe, but sometimes I feel like I'm seeing your page, but it might be them. That's right. And I didn't get included in every headline. It was mostly the story, then you click in, and it's like, John Stamos on the Bobbycast talked about.

One of the things was his relationship with Bob Saggett, because Bob Saggett died, obviously. And I was asking about that, and he said, we didn't like each other the first two years. I was surprised about that. Yeah, and you may have heard it on the show, too. We played that clip, and he said, his sister... Dave Cooley, sister, who was Uncle Joey, and Bob Sagitt's sister all were very sick at the same time, and that bonded them together. And then they all got along and stayed so close. The other was the clip of him talking about he would never go on dancing with the stars, and then him calling me a jackass over and over again, because that's where he remembered me from.

Because he kept going, I know you from somewhere. And I did say American Idol, because I knew he was a mentor, but I never met him. and then it was hey one Pablo from Fuller House it was on Netflix that he produced and was in the reboot I said he was on my season and he goes oh my God

you're the jackass that beat him and it was really funny in the clip that I saw though he's like I gotta tell my wife does he ever tell his wife yeah we just edited him yelling that's funny in the room

in the whole video we don't edit that out but in the clip we do which by the way in the Bible it says jackass it's a donkey okay Everybody's like, oh.

Does it say Jackass in the Bible? Yeah. I'm pretty sure. That's cool. My version. I got Bible after dark. No, the exact word jackass is not in the Bible. Okay, I was like, wow.

I didn't see that one. It does say, okay, it does say donkey or ASS. Oh, so maybe that's why I say. Yeah, yeah, because at one point, the donkey talks, the donkey talks, turns around and says, stop whipping me. Do you know about that one? It's a Bible story? Yeah.

Talking doggy? And he talks to whoever's behind him? Yeah. He's like, stop, stop whipping me. Yeah. Oh, wow. You got look for that one. Well, I'll find the exact one.

So, but yeah, it made a bunch of news yesterday, which is super cool. Here you go. This is from Numbers 22. Numbers. My favorites. In this story, the prophet is riding his donkey. When an invisible angel blocks the path with a drawn sword, the donkey stops to avoid the angel and the frustrated prophet beats the animal.

And God allows the donkey to speak. The donkey says with his own words, what have I done to you to make you beat me like this three times? Reminds me of donkey from Shrek. Yeah, yeah, don't see. That's the voice that I hear. Eddie Murphy. Man, I used to be Bible trivia champion.

I'm so rusty. That's amazing. I'm so, so rusty because I couldn't tell you it was from numbers, just from that conversation. There was about three years in a row where, like, it wasn't like Quiz Bowl, where we competed district, regional, and state level. We just played other churches in our area. Oh, this is a separate quiz team. Yeah, we didn't do Bible trivia during Quiz Bowl. I was telling my, oh, I'm going to sound so lame with the story.

I was telling my wife how good I was at Quiz Bowl a couple nights ago. Because we were watching something, I think we were watching the World Cup, and there was like an 18 year old that was playing. I was like, man, to be celebrated like that at 18, like to be so good at something and work so hard at something, and to be 18 in the whole world. I said, I never got to experience that at anything because I was not good at sports. I got to be pretty good about my junior year of high school. And I peaked it good, but it wasn't because I was actually good. I was smart and physically I was okay. I said, to be really good at something, I said, you know what?

I was really good at Quiz Bowl. And I can feel her eyes start to roll. I said, no, no, no. In seventh grade, I was captain of our 12th grade team. And it was like the only confident place I ever had. I would go in and 11th and 12th graders that regional quiz bowl competitions would know who I was and be scared of me because I was good. I said, that's the only time I ever had any confidence, ever felt like that.

I wish I could go back in time and watch you, like as a seventh grader. That'd be cool. I was so much smaller than everybody, but I'm telling you, it's the only confidence that I had. Looking back at that part of my life wasn't a confident kid, but I would go to that being so sure of my. It was awesome. I think back and I'm kind of proud of me then. I was kind of cool to nerds. I wasn't cool outside of Quiz Bowl.

Like nobody cared. But to other nerds like me, they thought I was cool because I was young. Did you make the newspaper or anything anywhere? Yeah. That's cool. And made PBS because they did the state tournament. They'd show that. Wow.

We never won state, but made that one time. Played on it. Yeah. So how'd you prep for that? Read encyclopedias. But then, like, at home, would you practice, like, answering? Play Jeopardy every day with Scotty next door. So I'd go over to his house.

It came on at 3.30. And so I'd go play against Scotty, my neighbor, his dad, and his mom. Every day, I'd go play Jeopardy after school. It was on television. And so we'd watch and I'd play. It was just that. Yeah. Try to retain stuff.

But, man. Oh, boy. What's up. Yeah, I know. What a childhood, man. That sounds like real fun, man. So what did you do? I read encyclopedias and played Jeopardy every day at 3.30, man.

Well, I mean. But it worked out. It worked for him. Thank you for saying that. I was holding my tongue. I was holding my tongue so much. I got a biting it. I wasn't going to say like, hey, let's compare.

Yeah. I didn't want to. Because we can be in the same spot. Yeah. Are we? Right. Are we? Are we?

Do you consider the same? No, no. Just like the same room? Like, what did we do when we were kids? Like, we played, but look at us now. Like, nothing special. No, I don't mean it. Okay.

It's fine. Whatever. I just, I felt cool doing Quiz Bowl. I was also pretty good at Bible trivia. I'm rusty. All that came from, what are we talking about? Numbers and donkeys and talking donkeys and angels. How do we get to the donkey?

Oh, ass. Jackass. Him calling me Jackass. John Stamos. Check out the podcast. It's up. You said that Jackass is in the Bible. Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Wow. Search for the Bobbycast. It's up on podcast or go watch it on Netflix. All right. Cool. Thank you guys for listening to the podcast. I hope this exists and gets up. And all the technology problems that we've been having are fixed.

Thank you for letting me know when they're not. I hope you guys have an awesome day. and we're here tomorrow and we'll do easy trivia and stuff. Amy, on your podcast today, do you know what you have? Yeah, we had a listener, well, two listener questions. One about forgiving and forgetting. So my co-host is a therapist and she talks about forced forgiveness. And then also another listener wrote in asking if they got ghosted by their own therapist

because they haven't heard back and she doesn't know what to do about it. The therapist die by any chance? Well, that is one of our theories. Oh, you guys don't even know really what happened. We don't know. She's asking like, should I keep reaching out or how should I handle this or should I find a new therapist? So Kat gave her some really good advice on what, you know, she would want a client to do if that

were to happen. But we do have a story. Kat and I know someone who like their hinge date ghosted them and they were really mad about it. And turns out he died. And we bring that up in the episode of like, you know, that's all, that's tragic. But that's always, you know, you don't always have to take it personally. Ask your co-host, she's a real therapist,

how she feels about people having a people I'm feuding with list and keep it on their phone, how healthy that is. Okay. I feel like that's probably going to be, she probably be like, super healthy, keep doing it. More people should do it. Add more names to it, because I cap it at 10. That's healthy of me to only cap it at 10.

Okay, so you want me to. But be like, it's random. Don't say it's me. Just be like, oh, we got this, this just in from Madison, Wisconsin. Dear Amy and Kat, I have a list in my phone of people that I'm feuding with. I keep it, so I remember, what do you think? Is that healthy? Okay.

Do that. I keep it in my phone. And you just make it sound like whatever somebody would say that messages your show. Catherine from West, or no, who from Wisconsin? It doesn't matter, Amy. Yeah, it doesn't matter. Oh, Wendy. Okay.

Oh, WW. I love alliteration. But that's, okay. Okay. Okay. Well, okay. Okay, whatever. I'm going to say, Bobby from Arkansas.

Don't go, don't do, do, don't. Let me know what she says. Like, save the clip. Don't tell her it's me. Oh, okay. I'll come up with a new name. Yeah, don't tell her to me to do that. But make it sound real.

Because it is real. And then save the clip, we'll play it back on the show next. So not like Linda from Louisiana. Okay, okay. Help me come up with one, guys. A name? A random name and a random state. No, not Carl.

Sean. Not, Carl's not listening. Okay, Brenda. We have most women. Okay. But you have a man every once in a while? Yeah, we do. Okay.

Do a woman. Okay, yeah. Okay, do, what's a current woman name? Lindsay. Okay. Michelle. Michelle. What's wrong with Lindsay?

I know. If you watched me and you didn't take it. I didn't even take it. I know, I think the alliteration makes it cheesy. Michelle from Florida. Okay, perfect. Michelle from Mexico. We have a lot of Florida.

This takes up way too. Anyway, we're going to go. Check out Amy's podcast today. It's called Feeling Things. I have Neve from Kat. over on the Bobbycast. If you want to watch it on Netflix, there you go, boom.

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