The Bobby Bones Show - THURS PT 2: Someone On The Show Was In A Car Accident + What Memory Would We Remind Each Other Of? + Do Listeners Like ‘Pervy Amy’ More?

Episode Date: July 24, 2025

We start by finding out who was in a car accident yesterday leaving them incredibly frustrated. Lunchbox just discovered something that’s been out for almost 10 years. Amy wants to know what memory we would give her if one day she woke up without her memory. We go around the room and each share what we’d say about each other. Bobby finds out from a listener about a new disorder he might have. A listener shares why she loves ‘pervy Amy’. Someone also calls out Amy for not knowing something that was obvious this week. We talk about the horror of walking in on someone using the toilet after it happened to a show member. Bobby took callers who had complaints about Eddie forcing his kids to use a bad lawn mower to teach them a lesson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You're acting like, was it here? Oh, not us. Oh, okay. I thought you were asking the room. I don't know. Yeah, it was like lunchbox? I don't know. I got pictures of it, though.

I had to send it off to insurance. I got three days. Somebody popped back in my car. Like, ran right into it? I probably backed into it. Oh. Didn't leave a note, nothing. A little frustrating.

Yeah. But like, knocked up big dent in the back. I wish it were all on one piece. Sadly, it's not. Because one piece you could just replace it. But it's in like three different places. I had the car for like four weeks. Didn't leave a note, didn't leave anything.

I hope they get a little dose of their own medicine soon. I wish that upon them. Oh. Dear car wreck. God's. Oh my goodness. Now I've prayed in the car. You're like lunchbox.

That sucks though. Yeah. No, it's not cool. No, it sucks. Yeah, no, it's not cool at all. Why do you reiterate? No, it sucks. Not cool is not enough.

Not cool by the person, but it sucks that my car is dinner. Now I've got to send it into the shop. Yeah, no. And you're having to pay for it. You shouldn't have to. They hit you. That's right, Amy. Not cool.

Not cool. That's not cool, man. You guys know who did it? No. man. I wish I did. Fair enough. I'd wish the car wrecked gods bad stuff too. Yeah. I don't wish it on the car wrecked gods.

No, no, I wish the car wreck gods would do bad stuff to them. We have another voicemail. If you'll play Ray the one listed as number three. I can confirm the LB story about our high school team just doing it to kind of tease them 100% factual. He was just a scrawny little guy. Want to lift him up? He took it so far. this is in regards to lunchbox being prom king and we had a call from his high school saying the football team did it as a joke not because he was Mr. Popular as he claims and this is somebody calling in to back it up. Yeah, sounds like he's nowhere from near my hometown. He didn't go to my high school. He was like, I confirm.

How do you talk? Not lie to you. That sounds like he grew up in Alabama where there was like 12 people in his high school. He lived on a country dirt road, which is fine. But he didn't. go to my high school. I don't think you can tell that by his voice. I can. What's his name? Caller 3. Exactly. Sound familiar? He didn't even leave his name.

If he left his name, I'd be able to tell you, but I guarantee he can't come over with the name because he ain't right. Hey, by the way, lunchbox tried something really cool he wanted to share with us and somewhat new. I thought it was kind of a cool spot to do this. And so mostly it's for us if we want to try this at some point as well. But he's really started using AirPods. Dude, tell us more about these. These things were so cool.

My wife has had them for like a year and she talks about how great they are and I'm like, can they really be that cool? And so the other day I put them in my ears to try them. Man, they are cool. Because whatever is playing, if you start talking, it pauses. And then when you stop talking, it starts going again. It was so cool.

And like the cordless factor, it's pretty neat. You just walk around. you weren't like tangled up in things, like getting it caught on the armrest. Dude, I thought they were overhyped, but I may have, they may be underhyped. So is he making this up? No, I never tried. You've heard of them though. I never said I never heard of them.

You're saying it's the passion a bit manufactured. Yeah. No, no. I thought, okay, everybody talks about them. They can't be that great. But they really are that great. They're really cool. They're pretty cool.

And the fact with the no chords and the- I feel like you're reviewing like a game. boy or something that we've had forever. I'm just telling you, I'd tried it for the first time. And maybe there's others out there that I haven't tried it yet. Exactly. Because you think, oh, it can't be really that great. Now they're going to try it.

Yeah. Did you do the sound, the noise cancellation thing too? Yes, where you can't hear anything. Yeah, that's pretty cool. I don't think I have that model. The first generation Apple AirPods were released December 13th, 2016. They're that old? AirPods, yeah.

Now there are new features that happen with them, but it's the first time. It sounds by his description. description of not having a cord or a cable. That's the first time he used them without having the wire. Yeah. I've had the ones with the wire before, but my wife got these about a year ago, and I was like, that's so stupid. It's a waste of money. You don't need that. And I mean, I still don't know if I'd buy a pair, but man, they were pretty cool. Do you use the wire or do you use headphones at all? Every once in a while, if I'm on like an airplane, I'll put the wire ones in to like watch a movie or something. You're not a music guy, though. No.

It was more to watch something on her to watch a show. I was watching something on Apple TV because it's not on my TV because my smart TV is too old. I can't download Apple TV to the TV. What'd you laugh at there? I don't know. He's just funny how he has all these things. You finally tried it though.

That's good. Yeah. My wife got a little irritated at me and it was justified. We were watching Uh, uh, Borderland, Alice in Borderland. And so we're watching that.

And she fell asleep during the next to last episode halfway through. And I wasn't sure she fell asleep, but I kind of thought she fell asleep. But I didn't know. So I let the episode finish. Not a big deal because I thought she could just go back. And I wasn't sure she fell asleep. But then it just kept rolling to the next episode. So you kept watching it?

Well, it just rolled. And so I'm not even sure I knew it was the last episode. And so I watched the finale. Oh, it was the finale. Well, it rolled in, it rolled. Oh, man. I didn't go in pursuit. it. She fell asleep. And so I didn't pursue the finale. It pursued you. It came right at me and just

kept rolling. It goes next episode. It just kept moving. And I was like, oh, God, stop. Stop. Oh, you tried to stop it. I thought about it. And it didn't stop. So I watched it. And so I told her the next morning because I didn't want to sit for an hour and act like I didn't watch it. So selfishly, I was like, I watched it. And she was like, wait, we don't do that. And I said, I know. I said, I know. I said, however, she goes, because it's the finale. I said, but there's a second season already up. So it's not really the finale. Because y'all get to roll right into the next season. You get to roll right to the next one. And I said, I could have rolled into the first episode of season two and I didn't.

You can't do that. You can't go, it could have been worse. Yeah, but I did do that. Okay. That's a tactic. So yes. And so yesterday, Eddie and I went to play golf and I said, I said, why are we going to playing golf? Why don't you watch the half episode you didn't watch? Because I went back and put it right where she fell asleep. How kind of me? That's a good idea. To go pause it there. And she was like, I'm going to punish you. I'm not going to watch it. I'm going to make you wait before you get back into the first episode of season two oh man you guys are dirty and you know what you do all right I gave you a chance

I'm moving on yeah I didn't do that so I came home and I was like I understand your frustration she goes I finished it I watched it we can watch episode one season two it's just a threat I think she kind of meant it at first I think she was irritated that I kept watching it I tried to stop I was like please don't go please don't go to the next episode and it kept going well did your TV react to you saying please don't go

I didn't know if this would be the first time it reacted to it. You might. You never know. But technology, heck, all of a sudden you got... Airpods. Without wires? Crazy, dude. Who even knew?

They don't get tangled up. That's a good show, though. It gets pretty... So, say the show again. What are you saying? Alice in Underland? Borderland. Alice...

Like a girl named Alice. Wait. Now I'm mixed up. Yeah. Alice and Borderland. Yeah. It's like Alice in Wonderland. Okay, I got it.

I know, but to me, I'm hearing Allison. Like, Alice in Borderland. But it's Alice in. Okay. Alice. Pause. In. Pause. Pause. Borderland. Thank you. Got it. And it is Japanese.

And they talk in Japanese, but I don't listen to it. I just have a move their mouth full different. Then I have the English dove over. But every once in a while, I want to know what the real voices sound like. So I go on, I put it on Japanese. That's cool. And then I hear the real voices, and I'm like, oh, man, their voices are much cooler than the goofy actors. They've got to overdub them.

And then I put it back on English. But it's going to feel like Squid Games, but just remember it came out before Squid Games. But it's good if you guys watch it. So Mike, I'm surprised you haven't watched that show. I want to watch it. I love Japanese and South Korean stuff. Yeah, you would like it. Okay, let's do an exercise with Amy.

So tell me about this if I lost my memory exercise. Well, it's just a question that I saw. And it was if I lost my memory, what's the first thing you would tell me about myself? Oh, that is a good game. Okay. So each of us will do this with Amy first. So, re-ask the question. If I lost my memory, what's the first thing you would tell me about myself?

Let me think of my answer. I'm not going to change it, but everybody think of their answer and don't base your answer on what anybody else says. And if you double it up, that's okay. Okay, everybody with me? Yeah, I got it. So if I say something, but you have that same answer, I want you to say it. Okay.

Don't change it because I've said it. What I tell you about you? Yeah, I've lost my memory. Okay, mine's going to be, mine's not going to have. the depth I think that you want, but I think it is a fundamental part of you. Okay. I think it's, you're a Texan. Okay.

Because I think that's a big part of who you are. I'm a Texan. I would say you're not only from Texas. There's a difference. People from Texas and a Texan. Like Texans, they're from Texas. They want you to know they're from Texas. I feel like you're a Texan.

Okay. I would say you are a Texan. That's the first thing I say. I'm a Texan. That's good. First of all, you're from Texan. Wait, you're from Texan. Texas.

Texas. I am a Texan. Lunchbox. You had a fairy tale wedding, but I'm sorry to inform you it didn't work out. Because that's huge because she's probably coming back like, am I married? Like, did I find the love of my life? So you're saying I'm divorced? Yeah, unfortunately you're divorced.

Okay. It's really putting it on her like somebody firing somebody with HR sitting in the same office. I probably would be shocked by that. That's what I'm saying. But I don't know my personality or how it was, so maybe I won't be shocked. I'll be like, oh, okay. Okay. Morgan, what do you tell Amy?

You really love birds and you think birds give you signs. Oh, that's informative. So you should believe the birds. Eddie? Amy, I'm sorry to inform you, but you were once married and that marriage didn't work out. Dang, you went divorced too, huh? I went divorced. I mean, I think that's important.

She should know this. That's huge. Okay. Well, considering Eddie just stole mine. And lunchbox. No, you can go the same one if that's what you had. Yeah, I mean, you got to tell her that it's the first thing you got to say, hey, sorry that one of your commitments ended,

but you're working your way to another commitment. Wait, does anybody want to tell me that I'm a mom? Whoa. But it was the first thing. It's not that we would never tell you. But I feel like you could tell Amy more of what she is instead of what she isn't. I feel like you guys are doing what she isn't. Yeah, like y'all are saying you're a divorcee.

Like, who cares? Yeah, that's what she's. she doesn't have anymore. No, there's a whole life that she lived with someone else. Oh, don't be painting this positive now. Yeah. Thank you, Bobby. It's like, what do I have?

Not what. Yes, what don't you have anymore? Hold on. What were the, I hate to say failure, but instead of the things that didn't happen in the way that I thought, like what did happen in a way that I had hoped. What did happen, she got a divorce. Yes. You guys read something you have.

You have a divorce on your record. It's on there, yeah. So when you fill out paper work. Three of them went divorce. That sucks. You should know that. Did anybody anywhere in here think you're a mom of two kids? You adopted from Haiti?

I mean, why are we hitting on ours? Morgan went birds. Well, that's a big part of her. At least that's, okay, that's fine. We did what we did. Are we doing another round? And then Bobby tells me I'm a Texan, so now I can go back to Texas and try to jog my memory.

And that's a bit about what you are instead of what you used to be or what you're not anymore. I almost just said you were from Alabama. Oh, that would have been confused. You've been confused. That would be my mom from Alabama. You guys want to do Morgan? Yes. Oh, boy.

Why do you do? Oh, boy. Yeah, yeah, we got Morgan. Hold on. Okay, so Morgan has some sort of memory incident. She remembers nothing about herself. And then she's like, what's the question, Amy? If I lost my memory, what's the first thing you would tell me about myself?

Got it. I'm going to write mine down so you guys don't think I'm basing it off what you say. Okay. I'm in. Amy, you go first. You rescue dogs. Oh, that's good. Oh, yeah.

That would be a good memory to remember. Yeah, because then you could start. And you not only rescue them, but your dog is like a therapy dog, and that could help you get your memory back, like just that you work with dogs. I'm going to go, you're a good athlete. Oh, that would help because then I could start moving my body. Well, that show you videos you like tumbling and stuff, like doing flips and stuff. I would be like, you're good athlete. But also she has vertigo.

Yeah, but don't tell her that. She doesn't. Oh, I thought the tumbling like... I think COVID her. Yeah. Like COVID to begin and then I think when she flips around. I don't think that's good for her. She's still a good athlete, regardless.

Yes, she is. What's up, dude? Hey, Ray, what do you have from Morgan? They're all going to be the same. I know. Ray, what do you have from Morgan? Just so she's aware emotionally that she has been heart broke, but she continues to lead with her heart. That's good, Ray.

Her heart's not totally broken. We're going down. Eddie, I would probably be at a restaurant and she'd order a burger. I'd be like, no, no, no, Morgan, don't touch that. Don't touch that. You are a vegetarian. That's good. That's a good one.

That's a good one. That's a good one. See, I did not go where you thought I was going to go. I'm glad. Lunchbox. I put, you're always a bridesmaid, never a bride. And you have a specific type you need to stay away from because you've gone through heartbreak after heartbreak after heartbreak after heartbreak.

Okay. You broke the back. We really totally went that in. Flip the page after heartbreak. After a heartbreak. Really went in on that one. No, no, I want you to be careful. That's what I was saying.

Thank you. Very nice of you. All right. All right, let's move on. Who do you want to do next? Nah, we're done. You, Bobby. Oh, you can do me.

That's fine. Okay, I lost my memory. Oof, this could be tough. Why is it tough? Because there's some of the... I'm like, what do you want to know about yourself? What would you tell me first? I lost my memory.

There's so many things. Tell me something. You get one thing to tell me. What is it? Okay. I'm just going with the first thing that comes to my mind. I like it because that's what I did for you and for you. Like what's the first like real part of you that comes to my mind?

I have multiple things just floating my head right now. They're all equal. They're like screaming at me like you. You got to pick one though. Got it. Got it. Why you snorling your nose? Gosh, it's tough, dude.

I don't know which way to go. I feel like there's important information that I need to tell you. It's not going to be good. But you must know. But you get to tell me one thing. Okay. Oh, boy. Amy.

So it's important that you know that you never thought that you would be able to love because of just certain circumstances. Like, or love was difficult for you. You never thought you'd love somebody like you love your wife. Okay, so you're married. I feel like that's taking negative into a place that doesn't need to be taken. You'd be like, hey, you have a great. No, just don't take it for granted. You have a, you finally found someone.

But why would you even remind them? Why don't remind me. Don't remind me. Don't remind me that. But why are you like doing what they do now? See, Bobby? No, I wasn't, no, I'm giving you what. You followed the lemmings off the hill.

They didn't say, and now you have an amazing boyfriend. They didn't say that. But why are you taking it out on me that they were mean to you? Oh, I'm not taking it out on you. You don't have to tell me the negative. You can be like, you're married. You're married and you really love your wife. You really love your wife after not thinking.

You never thought you'd be able to love because your family was nowhere near you for most of your life and your mom, dad, your dad left you. And all you did was. That's important information. But no, that could throw them backwards and be like, what, I never loved? No. Like, whoa, I didn't know that about myself. Wow, that's so crazy.

She did what she didn't like doing to her. Wait, what? I feel like what I did is very different. Okay, my bad. No, no, you already said what you said. And you know what? I've taken it and I've digested it and I don't like me anymore. My first memory is I don't like me.

I should have just gone with you don't have a spleen. Ray, she cheated and snuck a second one in there and that's against the rolls. This is my game. That's true. That's true. Ray? Just so that you're aware right away, 1%. What?

What? What? What? You live in the one, you're the top 1%. Oh, of earners? Yeah. Oh, that's awesome. Thanks. I didn't know that. I mean, I knew that, but I'm saying my memory's gone. Is that him insinuating that he used to be poor? Yeah, oh, no, he didn't. He just said you're on the 1%. But you would know that. I don't know anything. I did. Look around.

He does. I said, look around. You have a suite at the hospital. But you guys are inserting? No, I'm right here. I don't know anything except what's around me. I mean, this is pretty good too. Ray, thank you. Thank you. Lunch parks.

You're rich. Same one. You're rich, dude. Like, don't worry about price tax, man. You are good to go. I like that. You know how to work another day in your life. Thank you very much.

That makes you feel good. But earlier, I was told I never loved. Who cares? You're rich. You guys are digging me out of a hole here. Thank you. Morgan? You have loved and you love the Arkansas Razorbacks.

That's a big one. I love the Arkansas Razorbacks. That's correct. Thank you. Eddie? Somebody has to do it. Somebody has to tell you that you don't have parents. Like somebody has to do it.

Why are you going on? Because you're going to be like, where's my dad? Where's my mom? And we have to tell you that you don't have. I'm concerned though. None of us told you that you don't drink. Oh, no. Morgan, you should have told me that one.

Dude, don't drink that. You don't drink. Okay. That was a tough one. Let's do, Eddie. Eddie's lost his memory. But what happens is once somebody tells you something crappy,

you want to tell them something bad crappy. Because I'm now finding myself going into a place of like I should... Well, you need to know is I didn't, my intention, I didn't think I was saying anything crappy to you. That was... Yeah, mine, dude, I was being honest. Mine was like... Let's see.

Encouraging. What I say to Eddie? Got to be informative to these people. They don't know anything. If I were going to tell you one thing One thing, dude Just be a good person here Okay, I will

What would be helpful to me? It'd probably be good if Well, I meant I'm not going to give it away I'm going to go and just Go right down the middle It's going to be friendly Oh, you are? Yeah, I don't want to be

What he was to me I thought you were going to reply With the same thing I'm not, I don't want to be in the same tone Okay All right Oh Amy, I lead with your dad

Just died And you're very sad I would be like he did But I wouldn't do that But then I would be like I don't have a dad But I wouldn't But I wouldn't do that

I guess that wouldn't be the first thing We'd tell you Exactly What about but Hogan just died Yeah That's what I was gonna Yeah

Wow I knew Bubba the love sponge Was saying Holkogen was in like Intensive Care and stuff Yeah Yeah he had a cardiac arrest Wow

Okay we'll come back to that I still like this game I thought that That's what you guys are telling me I'm like I was like And I was truly shocked by it And it's like, did I lose my memory?

Oh, God. I know, that was interesting. Oh, dang. Okay. Okay. Amy, what do you remind Eddie? I'm going to remind Eddie. Did you write something down?

Yes, I did. Let's just say it. Okay. You are a dad to four. Two biological, two adopted. And you wanted to do, you wanted all of those children. You wanted them all. That's not the me, I know.

I'm not going to go with it. At first, you didn't. Yeah. Yeah. You did. So you're lying to him. No, no, no, no. We're keeping it positive.

Okay. And you're a good dad. Ramundo. Camillion. Go ahead. He's saying he's a camel. I know. I'd like him for him to get some context.

What that mean? In a good way. Regardless of the room that you enter into, you'll blend in. In a great way. Oh, okay. I like that. Morgan? Mine is you love to grill.

You know how to cook fajitas. You like smoking chickens. That's a, Good one more. You know how to cook really well on the grill. Lunchbox? Hey dude, good news is you never have to go clothes shopping because your friend Bobby dresses you and he provides you with all your clothes

and so you don't have to worry about it, man. Dang, that's pretty good. Who's Bobby? I don't know who that Bobby is. I know, but I said your friend Bobby dresses you and he'll take care of you, man. Okay. Also, as a side note, any time that I've been like, hey, lunchbox, you want this shirt, he's taking it every time.

Yeah. Yeah, I saw him take three yesterday. Oh, there you go. those golf shirts from my room yeah my room your office my office from my bedroom okay and finally let's do lunchbox whoa whoa whoa what did you say about me oh oh your favorite place to eat to water burger

because I want you to have a good good tasty meal I'd be like where is that exactly take me to it should we let him not ever forget that he's a cowboys fan yeah I would let that go yeah that's pretty bad where's my dad though I can't find my dad no he's at the mall Okay. Yeah.

He'll be back later. Okay, okay. I'll worry about that. Here's some water burgers. Hold you over. All right, lunchbox. I already went. No, no, no.

We're going to do lunchbox. We're going to do you. This is easy. Okay, I'm in. Thank you, man. You guys are already in? Yeah. In.

I don't know where to go. There's a lot of places to go. There's so many positive things to say. It's pretty crazy. I mean, there's an obvious one. Come on. Okay. Nah.

Okay. I'm in. I'll go first. Yeah. Go ahead. There was controversy surrounding it, but you were the prom king. Boom. I knew someone would come through.

Did you hear the first part, though? What? There was controversy surrounding it. I don't care about that. I was the prom king. Prom king. Amy? Had that crown.

You think your mother-in-law is in love with you. That's a weird one to lead with. That's weird. That's involved. All the things. Of all the things. If you have a mother-in-law, then you have a wife. Like, you get more information.

Amy wants to put all these clues together on hers. Yeah, like, I'm not a puzzle maker. We're playing a clue with a candlestick with Amy. Ramundo. Just open your mouth and everything will fall into place. Is that like subliminal? Does anybody understand what that means? It almost feels like it could be dirty.

Right. That's where I went. I didn't. I don't understand. One weird answer. Like one word answer. Open your mouth. that I'm going to put something in it.

So you want me to remember to open my mouth and everything will fall into place? Are you saying like when he speaks? Yeah, the second that you open your mouth and start to say words, you'll realize, oh, I can manipulate people. Oh, I can control people. He can't.

What can't manipulate anybody? We all know he's full of crap. I'm very confused. Morgan? You must play the lottery every single day and you will lose. Oh, that's a good one. Why are you got to say I will lose? You have, so just prepare yourself.

And Eddie? Yeah, I mean, I went the same route. Dude, unfortunately, you have not won the lottery. Oh. Yeah, you play all the time, but you have not won. Wow. Sorry, dude. I would have just told you you love the lottery.

No, he wanted to go negative, man. What do you mean? Just open your mouth in all the place. He's going to put something in there. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

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The article says if you want to attract more women, be more. more generous. Generous is what? It just says be more generous. It does give some things, though, but does that mean, like, show that you have money? I mean, you could be generous with your time. You could be generous with compliments. In the study, the guys who were more giving were rated as more desirable and were more

likely to land a date. Okay. Yeah, I guess I was just, how do you know if someone's super giving? Like, even monetary, like, do you notice how much they tip? Do you see what kind of gifts they give out? I think all that counts. When they go by that Salvation Army bucket, they drop a little coin there. How much are they donating?

You know when you're dating somebody new, you're dropping extra coins in that bucket. Oh, bills. Yeah, whatever. And then you say, this ain't a thing. And then you show it. You're like, yeah, you know what, I'll take a 20 and just put it in there. Not really a big deal. Not really a big deal for me.

But generosity includes things like, but not only giving to homeless people, volunteering, or giving money to a good cause. I bet you there are so many dudes that are so. generous in the early stages of getting a girl and having a girl that they're a little less generous once they have the girl and they're engaged or married. But then aren't they going to be like, didn't you used to volunteer all that time? Yeah, but then you got them. Then you got them on the line. Like they're so hooked. They're. Yeah. Well, you get to a point where you have to weigh, is it worth it to leave and start over versus here's a guy who was giving care packs to homeless

people when we first met. He's not doing that anymore. Is it really worth breaking up with them? I think I know the perfect line for that too, though, that could get you out of is like, well, I spend all my extra time with you now. Nah, that wouldn't work. What? Generous with your time. But you probably won't. Okay. If you don't, then you really can't use that.

Okay. Yeah, I just wonder if that mostly is when it says they like men who are generous, if it's generous because they buy stuff for the women. Yeah, I think it's like a long list of things. I do think that we like men with a generous heart. And you like men with a? Big wallet. Generous wallet. No.

I think we want to see y'all doing big, caring things. Like, that's hot. If y'all are giving in that way... I don't think it's hot. Yes, it is. It's attractive. It's attractive. It makes you feel positive about the person.

But I don't think it's... You ever see a guy give a sandwich to a homeless guy on a corner be like, I must eat you right now. I don't know. I must lick every part of your body since you just gave the homeless guy a sandwich. So you're saying, when you're at a bar and you see a guy tip the bartender five bucks, you're like, man, I want to go out with him. Okay.

No, I was using an example of him being very generous to those in need. Like, I think a guy volunteering or giving to homeless, but I think that's attractive. Okay, but different than hot. Okay, sorry. It's hot. I don't think you've ever seen a guy put some money in a bucket and be like, must get him back and put him to bed. Not a random guy. Like, let's say you've gone on a couple of dates of the guy and then you see how generosity is in that way.

I would put that in the, okay, I'm more attracted now. So call it attractive, call it hot, whatever you want. Yeah, I'm going to call it. Wait, I'm the girl here. No, but I know how it. But I don't think there's ever been a girl that watches a guy do a nice to eat. Because hot means like you physically, hot means like you want it now. Right.

Okay. So whatever. I was just saying it like that's hot. Like that's hot. That's attractive. Yes. Us seeing y'all do that stuff, I swear to you, is attractive. I agree that it's attractive macro, but it's not hot.

Okay. Do you understand my language issue here? I know what you're saying. Yeah. If a guy goes, that girl is hot. Yes, if a guy or girl's that girl's hot, that means he wants to have sex with her. Oh. Right then.

Okay. Well, I'm just saying like, that's hot. That's attractive. Like, like, you also. Whatever. Okay, fine. It's attractive. Trust me.

Do it more. See what your wives think? Do what more? Be more generous. Give more. Give more to her. To others. No, let her see you be generous.

Yeah, by then it's already your wife. That's what you're acting like once you get married, you just give up. Oh, you kind of do. Well, I think there are other priorities. Like, you're really. Your priorities, you still maintain them, but the fake priorities you put out, because some guys, like I said early on, will be the representative of themselves and they'll put on very much a show with their acts. Do you think everybody's doing that a little bit in the early stages? Yes.

The best foot forward. No, dudes are doing that way more than women are. So y'all are like literally, we're different people. Y'all don't volunteer and then suddenly you do? At the end, if Scooby-Doo, when they tear the mask off, that's when you say yes to being engaged, like, we're married. You get to pull your mask off and be like, here's who I really am. Old man withers. And then what'd you say? By that point, we're hooked.

By that point, you're hooked because you have to weigh, do I want to leave the guy and have to start over or just accept that maybe he doesn't stop and give seven bucks at the kettle? All right, some voicemails here. Number one. You thought you had breastless leg syndrome, and I always thought I had it also, but there is another syndrome called involuntary limb movement disorder. I take chlamazepam for it,

and it is definitely different than what you think you have. Thank you. I don't really understand what she was saying, although I do think I have restless leg just by a brief internet search because my leg's always restless. And the number one factor in restless leg syndrome is a leg that's restless.

It's just straightforward. It says. But I haven't, like, diagnosed it or anything. I appreciate that, but I can't start listening to every call telling me what I have because then I'll think I have 12 different diseases. I know, but what if she's right? And it sounds like she got diagnosed with it.

whatever the limb. What? Diagnosed. What? Diagnosed. Is that not right? You don't say it that way, do you? You don't say it that way.

Diagnosed? I mean, I say things incorrectly, so I can't talk. Wait, tell, how do you say it? She got what? Diagnosed. With movement limb syndrome. Okay. Why?

How do you say it? You said it with a Z. Diagnosed. It's diagnosed? Yeah. Diagnosed. Oh. Now, I don't even know how to say it because you've said it.

Diagnosed? You guys sound like you're saying Z's. No, diagnosed. No, you said diagnosed. Yeah. What was the other thing he used to say wrong? The person? Who was the actor he said?

Oh, Kevin Kozner. I think it's a Z thing. Oh, yeah. That could be my dual language that I know. My bilingual. No, that's not a dual language. All right, next up, number two. I saw like when I first started listening, she were confident, but my favorite version

of his reaction to you guys. Amy's basically a hornball now. 24-7. I don't think that's what it is. is it then. 24-7? I don't know. Because you're definitely

a Purvy-A-A-N. Yeah. Pervy-A-A-E is definitely a thing. Let's go number three. I don't understand how you guys don't rip Amy

for not understanding that there's a fall, a winter, a spring, and a summer menu at Starbucks. You guys go after lunchbox when he

learns about Uber Eats. But Amy, I mean, come on. I got to be honest, I didn't know they changed menus every season at Starbucks.

I do know they have a fall menu. I just thought pumpkin spice latte was so popular. You could order it anytime if you wanted. I didn't know that, you know, in July, you couldn't say, can I get pumpkin spice something or another? I'll give you one more voicemail. This is Sammy in Richmond, Virginia, and I'm just going to hit it. We'll talk about it after. Go ahead. I wanted to call and give lunchbox some praise. He gets a lot of stink from people, but he brings so many bits from his day-to-day life to the show. I'd only put Bobby above him in commitment to the bit.

Plus his adoption of a dog might qualify him for parental leave, and for someone that works as hard as him, he deserves another vacation. Thank you. Great call. This is cousin or something? I don't know. I think that was a fantastic call. It was so on the nose of like over

complimentary. And it even suggested parental leave or something. Who is that? Who is that, lunchbox? What was his name? You had the sheet. He's committed to the bit right now. I'll give you that. Did you have anything to do with that call?

No. I mean, but thank you. Yeah, it's cool being a new parent. It is tough. It's trying at times, but we're getting through it. You can leave us a voicemail at any time. 87777-77-B-O-B-B-Y. Raymondo walked in on someone.

Was it in the building, Ray, and they were sitting on the toilet? No, it was when I was on vacation at the hotel. Oh. So be careful. That always sucks, though. walking in and someone's on the toilet and you don't really know them. Yeah, this is a warning to everybody. So apparently when you leave your room with your bags,

a lot of the housekeepers are watching you because then they know, oh, I can go the bathroom in that room. Everybody's leaving because they have their bags with them. So me and my wife go downstairs and I have this photographic memory where I go, you know what? I forgot my clone on the bed. I know exactly what it looks like in the bed. I didn't put in my suitcase.

So I go back up to the room five minutes later and there's a housekeeper in there. And as I was opening the door, she started to yell, but I just didn't think it was my room. and I kept opening it and the bathroom was right there. And I definitely saw her on the seat. I didn't see anything. But I had that image of her go in the bathroom. And then after I got my, she left the room and then I got my cologne and I walked back past her.

Thank God I was leaving the place. But it was so bad. I still can see it in my head right now. It's a very vulnerable place. Yeah, no, yeah. It's burnt in there. It's burnt in there. Yeah.

I don't know what's worse. I've been on both sides of it. I feel like everyone I've ever seen sitting on the toilet, I still see them today. In their face. The sheer terror on their face whenever you guys lock eyes. It's almost like you have to look at them in the eyes too. If you've opened the door, your punishment must be you must look at them in the eyes for a split second. So it lives in you.

It is brutal. And also, if you were sitting on the toilet and someone starts to like even touch the door handle, you're just like, oh God, oh God, oh God. You're just buying it. If you can reach the door, you fight it. If not, you're just there. And it's just slow motion. It's like your life getting sucked out of you.

I didn't know housekeepers used the bathroom. I didn't either. Where'd you learn that, Ray? From you. From you and now, first thing experience. No, I'm talking about it. I didn't know that housekeepers went in and jumped on the toilet as soon as people left. Yeah, and it's odd, though.

Why wouldn't you do it when you're cleaning? She just went to a side one that she wasn't even working on. Oh, that's interesting. I thought maybe she would be cleaning it because you left. No. It was just, it's known in the business. Once somebody goes with their suit. cases, oh, their room's wide open. Why not go in there and take a nap? Why not go the bathroom?

Take a nap? I believe that. A different version of it. Tesla's opening a diner where food is served by robots. Cool. That is cool. Like, I would go and check that out. Where is it? In Austin? No, it's in L.A. Oh. Tesla's opened a new retro futuristic diner and drive-in theater in L.A. on Santa Monica Boulevard. Visitors can order from their car's touchscreen and a humanoid optimist robot. comes out and serves them. This is the one that looks like a human. It's not like the one with wheels.

This is the one, yeah, it's kind of kind of like a white body, but then black head and black. That's cool. Yeah. But then we found out, though, and they did that whole, like, party that people were actually running them at the time, right? Yeah, and talking for them too.

So they weren't as advanced as they seemed, but they thought they could get advanced all like pretty quickly. Yeah, not fully automated. Huh. But you can go, and then they come out, and they serve you. I like it. That's pretty neat. Until someone, one of them kill somebody.

They fight each other. Or they just kill one of the humans by accident. That's from the sun. So I thought that was interesting. One other thing here. So, I don't know if I should even say who said this. But Lunchbox, are you doing a scientific experiment under your desk? Huh?

Somebody in this organization has complained that you have some sort of water thing under there, this growing mold and algae. Do you have some sort of water? thing under your desk. It's not mine. But is it under you? Yeah, but I thought it was someone that uses my seat and they, maybe that was their water bottle. Nobody else sits there.

You're the only person that sits there. On your other show, someone sits here and so I thought that was their water bottle so I didn't want to take their water. But that's your seat. Is that a regular water bottle? What kind of water bottle is that? Fiji. So it's like a disposable water bottle. Also, it's trash. So you just let trash sit there?

I don't know who's it. So I thought they left it there for a reason. How long has you been there? For like a week. You didn't think that was just trash. So I thought someone said it there because they put it like right there like nice and neat. So I thought maybe they used it every day. I don't know.

I didn't know either. Somebody was complaining that you were doing a science experiment under your desk with water. Let's see the water, dude. It's a nice Fiji bottle. Oh. I mean, that thing's brown. It's a little foggy. That's brown.

Drink it. Drink it. Drink it. What's floating in there? That's not yours. No, no. But also you didn't want to clean it up. No, no, no.

Are you going to smell it? I'm going to smell it. Oh, no, don't even smell it. Oh, it's like one of those. Electrolite packets. Yeah, those things. Another thing is, again, I'll keep this anonymous. Abby.

Way to go. Way to ruin it. There have been complaints about how messy your desk is. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, there's a lot of stuff, but I do a lot. But it's really messy. How? Could Abby be the new lunchbox?

Are you the new lunchbox? No, I don't think so. My dad's getting messy. Yeah, because you don't do anything but talk. I do everything behind the scenes. Abby, you're right. You know what? What carries this show?

Talking. Okay. I can't hear you. Sorry. That's rude. All of this is like papers. There's a lot of stuff. Cisers.

Highlighters. It is a mess. We do a lot of cuttings on this show. So I'm glad we have scissors. What? I think you've used them. What do we cut? You also used my phone charger one time, so they charged it right by me.

There was just a complaint about how messy your workspace is. How do I make it better? I need everything on my desk. Is it pretty sloppy? A little. Yeah, maybe the complaint was there are like clients stuff that come in that area, and they see that. It's not really the best reflection of our show.

Okay. Do you want to know who complained or do you think you know? I think I know. He always makes comments. Who? The guy sitting down for me. Steve. It wasn't, Scoba Steve.

What? It wasn't. And that's all I'll say. I'll give you one bit. It's not Scooba Steve. Who was it? Because Scoba Steve probably would just told you to cling to. Oh, he does tell me.

Why is everyone such a coward? Why don't you just say that you have a problem with something? Okay. You said that about lunchbox. So don't start calling it out if you're not getting. Don't talk it. You're not anonymous. I thought we were trying to keep it anonymous.

But then don't double down. Hang it. Okay. The Bobby Bones show, everybody wrote. Yeah, yeah. Let's go to Susan in Richmond, Virginia. Hey, Susan, you're on the show.

What's happening? Hey, so I'm a mom of three, and I have a comment about the whole bad lawnmower situation. That's clearly a safety issue because vibrations make bolts come loose. And I've actually had that happen on my lawnmower, and the blade comes off. And it's just so dangerous. he's got to pick something else to be teaching his kids.

But he wants to teach him about hard times. And hard times could be like losing toes or something. Yeah, I mean, getting hit by a nut or a bolt. That'd be fine. Well, she hasn't said a blade. Oh, well, that's underneath. That's not going to come popping out. You heard him, Susan.

He believes that lawn mower is going to be safe for his kids. It does. It actually does. It happened to me. So, yeah. The blade got you? It's a safety issue. It dropped out, yeah.

And did it hit you? you? No. Okay. I'm just making sure. Susan, are you okay, though? Are you good now? I'm good now.

Are you tough? I am definitely tough. Okay. So, look, she might have learned a lesson from it. I'm team Susan. Susan, thank you for the call. You're welcome. All right, bye-bye.

Now, let's go to Andrew in Missouri. Andrew, Eddie's kids have a lawnmower. It's a push lawnmower. It shakes like crazy. They want a new one, but he's like, no, they've got to learn the hard way. Morning, studio. Morning.

Good morning. So, Eddie, it's just a regular pushmower, right? Yeah, it's just a regular, yeah. You're like old school pushmower. So you've got a blade out of balance. That's all it's wrong. Yeah, just fix it. But I felt the blade, and the blade doesn't move, man.

It's very, like, it's in there. I even tighten the bolt. I think it's something with, like, what happened was I ran the oil. I ran it too long without oil. And I think the engines kind of just... Well, that's a problem, too. So you did that. Yeah, the engines had enough, I think.

Yeah. Andrew, I don't know. I don't know what to tell him. He's not going to buy his kids a new mower, though. I haven't somewhat kind of offered, and he said they need to learn the hard way. You can give people the tools they need to do the job correctly. Otherwise, they're not going to want to do the job at all. I agree, Andrew.

Everyone's so soft. I agree. That's not soft. Andrew, I appreciate the call, buddy. No problem. Thank you. All right, see you later. Hey, I want to play this voicemail from Cheyenne.

Go ahead. I live in California where the minimum wage for restaurant workers is $20 an hour. How do you feel the tipping should be when your server is making $20 an hour? Because it's so different than other states that are making $750 an hour. P.S., love you guys. I appreciate the call. So I would even say your question is slightly off. First, we can address the $20 an hour.

If they're making $20 an hour, that's really good. You know, I may not be as driven to throw down such a fat tip. But most people that are getting tips aren't making $750 an hour. They're not making minimum wage. They're making a fraction of a wage, which is why they're able to get tips. Now, there are some jobs like at Sonic, where they do make minimal or whatever, plus the tips they get at the car. But your server is not making minimum wage. Your server's making two, three, four bucks an hour.

And then they're getting tips on top of that. So the back part of that question, what if they're making minimum wage? Most aren't. That's why tips are so important in that world. I made two bucks an hour serving. Because they have to give you something, but they don't have to meet you at minimum wage because you're making tips from people. So, listen, tip culture has gotten out of control. And what's happened is because everywhere is because everywhere is asking for a tip, it makes people not want to tip anywhere now.

And it hurts the people that actually are working for tips to pay their rent and to pay their or their mortgage or their grocery bill. And then how are we supposed to know what states or restaurants? How much do you make an hour? We're traveling. You're like, what's the state law here? Or how much is this restaurant paying you? Yeah. Yeah.

But I wouldn't assume that all of your waitstaff, your servers are making minimum wage. I would assume they're not making minimum wage. All right, let's play another one here. This is Lee from Virginia. I'd like an update on the river bugs that infested Eddie's house. Did he ever get rid of them? Did you have to sell his house? Thanks for the update.

Love the show. Eddie, you had bugs all in your house. What happened? Yeah, my son brought home some rocks from the river and it infested the house with these river bugs. But, dude, Raid, it did it. Ray did it. And then I removed the rocks through them, like, way back in somebody else's yard. And they're no longer in our house.

They're not bedbugs. No, no, no. They were, like, for sure, riverbugs, dude. And what I read about him is that they would take over your house in no time. There's a guy who drank nothing but beer for a whole month. That's it. He relied on beer for calories, essential nutrients, and a food replacement. How do you think this turned out, Amy?

Not well. He died. Okay, well, that's what I would consider not well. Whoa. Yeah, he died. Of what? Of only drinking beer. Of zero nutrients.

That's the cause of death. He was relying on it. Yeah, 432 time of death. Reason, only beer. What? Oh my gosh. Yeah, he died. And when they went in and they knew he'd been doing this, he was surrounded by over a hundred

empty beer bottles. He had shunned food and was living off of just alcohol for over a month. Like, as an experiment, you say? like to test it out to see They didn't really go into why But they kept bringing him food And he still wouldn't need it So he had food

Oh that's terrible Yeah I guess if you drink a lot of beer You're never hungry I don't know is it that filling? I mean less filling tastes great But is it so filling though That it replaces food

Because water can fill you up a little bit Or soda Or is it like Chinese food Where you eat and you're hungry again in five minutes I don't know I think there's so many things about him Like we don't know and I'm like, who knows?

No, just beer in general. Is it that feeling? It's pretty feeling, dude, yeah. Yeah, but I could still eat. Some people have been known to live on beer alone for over a month, especially before Lent, but it did not work out for Lent. Because they would give it up for Lent. That's funny.

They're like, hey, I'm giving up alcohol, so I'm going to. Okay. Isn't that kind of canceling out what you're doing for Lent when you're going super hard at it before Lent? Yeah, but then for 40 days you are sacrificing. But if you go double for 40 up, you're not really sacrificing. You just camels it. He stored it up. Yeah, you just put a bunch

in the hump to store it. All right, that's it for today. Thank you guys. We will be back tomorrow. Don't forget on Friday's show. Well, I guess near the end of the show, but on YouTube especially, because we're going to let the show finish

because I don't want Eddie eating hot dogs and getting sick during the show. Yes. Before we leave, did you want to come back to Hulk Hogan? I know you mentioned that. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

I don't know if there's anything else, but I wanted to make sure. It's still so new. He died 71 years old. And he was 71. That makes sense number-wise? Were you a big, because in your wrestling days when you were a fan, was he one of your big ones? No, because he was everybody's big one.

He was the Dallas Cowboys to me, meaning he was everybody's favorite where I was, so he was not my favorite. I was more of an ultimate warrior guy. I was very much a Steen guy, but Sting was in W-C-W. But I liked Hulk Hogan. Everyone loved Hulk. Yeah. I just said I liked Hulk Hogan. No, I'm just saying.

Everybody love her right though. What's you gonna do? Bobby didn't love him. When these 33-inch pythons were wild on you, all my whole comediacs. I did write him a letter in the hospital once. You did? Yeah. I could tell that on the show tomorrow, but I did write him a letter once in the hospital.

Medics were sent to his house Thursday morning, which is today, cardiac arrest. And I know Bubba the Love Spontz, who did radio forever. And I see him on my TikTok because I have a bunch of wrestling on my TikTok. He's like, Cole Hogan's in ICU. you. He was talking about how sick he was. He's like, you're not going to see him again. People are like, you don't know anything. You don't know anything. And it sounds like he may have been right. Wow.

So, yeah, I guess we'll know more about it before we come back tomorrow. Our YouTube page, subscribe because we will go live tomorrow morning and Eddie will start eating the 70 hot dogs. Let's go, baby. Let's go, Eddie. For $800. I got buns sitting right next to me right there. I'm like, oof, there it is. A lot of buns. What you could do is you could go home and you could put a little slit in the buns. if it were me, you can't now because I'll look. Keep talking.

And you tear out some of the bread on the inside, so it looks like the buns are the same, but they still look for it. Oh, yeah, remove. That's good stuff. Hollow it out. I'll check to make sure that doesn't happen. Why?

Yeah, hollow it out. But that would have been the move. You just said that's what you would have done. Yeah, but I don't think anybody would have checked. Were you thinking about that at all? No. No. Dude, I'm thinking, like, what am I going to do with it?

This is a lot of bread. And, like, wetting the bread, does that help? I don't know. For speed. it helps. I don't think wetting the bread helps for 24 hours. That's why they wet the bread so they can swallow it easier quicker. Yeah, it's tomorrow. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Hope everybody has a good rest of the day. Goodbye, everybody.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifers Show. This is a place for raw, unfills of conversations with athletes, creators and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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