The Bobby Bones Show - Thursday Post Show (01-13-22)
Episode Date: January 13, 2022Bobby has a lot to talk about today! He starts by giving an update about the Beanie Babie auction that he sold on eBay. Bobby reads an article written about him and his American Idol departure and upd...ates us on his new TV show. He talks about when he thinks the first episode will be done. Amy also gives an update on when her sister’s TV show is coming out on HGTV. We also discuss the best feuds on a show and dive into a story about a time Lunchbox and Eddie got into an argument. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show.
Here's your host, Bobby Bones.
Hello to everyone.
listening on the podcast.
Hello to everybody watching on Facebook right now.
Glad you guys are here.
I'll have a lot of stuff to talk about, so let's just get to it.
What would I like to talk about first?
You pick.
Well, I have a list.
Obviously, he's going to pick.
I'm joking.
Let me say, I'm going to do a little promo for the BizTape podcast, B-I-Z-T-A-P podcast.
They're talking about if award shows are still relevant, it's kind of a behind-the-scenes of what's
happening.
Just as the consumer, we only see a little bit, but they get behind the
scenes of the stuff you kind of care about and think about. So check out the biz tape podcast.
They talk about that. Mike, what else talking about? I lost my sheet. How CD cells are going up again.
It's great. But if you're looking for a new podcast and you like music and entertainment, this is kind
of behind the scenes of music and entertainment, the biz tape podcast. So there's that. Okay.
The Beanie Baby story that I had that we did not get to today because we were actually covering live
the Beanie Baby selling. So let me have that story, Mike, about that movie.
I already had it.
Okay, well, let's just make it up, see what happens.
So there's a movie with Zach Gallifanakis and Elizabeth Banks.
It's called The Beanie Bubble.
It's a movie about people collecting Beanie Babies in the 90s.
Oh, gosh, he'd be good at that.
This is becoming a thing again.
What if I bought all these Beanie Babies right at the right time when it blows up again?
Well, that's what you need to do that, because right now it's slow.
Well, we just sold our Beanie Baby.
The Kangaroo went for how much, Mike?
$2,000, $1,130.
Crazy.
And I'll give you $100.
If it's not a listener, because I guarantee it's somebody that's a fan of the show.
I would still say, though, you could have sold them.
I couldn't have.
You talked about them.
People wanted your autograph on it.
I don't know they want an autograph.
But I'm saying...
I'm telling you, I threw the same one up.
I turned a $100 buy into just with one of these, a $2,000 beanie baby.
I guess I didn't realize Ray put up the kangaroo one, too, at one point?
Not that one.
I put a more valuable one, Cubby the Bear, and he couldn't sell for $80.
Don't you dare say one's more valuable than Calvin the kangaroo.
Yes. But we're going to donate all the money to the dog place where we adopted Ler from.
But we sold that one for $2,000.
That's awesome.
Do you think it's a listener?
Yeah, I did. They did?
Do they want to talk to us?
They haven't said it if they want to.
I'd like to talk to them.
First of all, my first question, what's your job?
Exactly.
What are you doing?
What do you do that?
You have $2,000 just hanging around.
And the second of my question is going to be, have you heard about this toaster I have?
They probably have one.
You need to buy one of these toasters.
So that's an interesting movie, especially with Zach Galaphanakis.
Hilarious.
Who's really funny.
It hasn't done a lot of stuff lately.
So I would like to get Dr. Loryon who valued these Beanie Babies, but I'd like to get her on to value Mike D's Pokemon cards, which he will not sell.
Oh, yeah, well, you tried to buy him, and he said no.
Mike, come back to the microphone for a second, if you don't mind.
Your Pokemon cards, I offered you how much for all of them?
I think a few hundred, yeah.
$300?
I think so.
And you did not want to do it.
You didn't want to be Ray.
No.
You don't want to be the sequel of this bit.
No.
But you haven't taken them in to be valued.
Not yet.
Scoobah, does she do Pokemon evaluations?
Yes.
She does all kinds of nostalgia collectible items.
And she even mentioned your Barbies as well.
I guess at the end of the interview, they emailed me and said, I saw you had some Barbies that could be a value.
So if you want to get those checked out too.
Well, I would like to have Mighty's Pokemon cards evaluated.
Maybe the next couple weeks.
Okay.
And let's see what he's dealing with.
Are you, I'm gonna make one more offer.
Come on, Mike.
Okay.
Come on, Mike.
I will offer you $350 and 40% of anything we make.
Do it, sign it.
Sign it.
Here's the pen.
Here, open it up.
Sign it.
$350 and 40% of what we make.
Okay.
No.
What?
See, I don't want to sell them.
I just want to know that they're valuable.
But if they're worth a lot, why not sell them now when the market's up?
I can claim that I have a Pokemon collection.
have any groceries you can buy with that claim?
None.
You know who's impressed by a
Pokemon collection? Nobody.
Well, maybe he is himself. I don't know. I'm pretty impressed
myself. So you're not looking to sell them.
Even if you come back and says this is worth $1,000.
No. I want to be buried with these
things. I'm like, that's crazy. Why? You're not
King Tut. You don't put your stuff in the mind.
It's the only thing I have of value.
That's not true, your wife?
My only possession of value.
Okay, I would like to get her on, though.
Are you cool with that?
Yeah? Okay. Maybe in the next couple weeks.
And she's also a great guest.
Maybe I tossing one of these Barbies. I bought some Barbies from Ray too.
Yeah.
I mean, you may get a text from Mike's wife saying,
Oh, can we ask her about? My friend is telling me about an American girl doll they have that might be worth $5,000.
But it's not ours, and we don't have it. We need to show her.
She's my friend I see all the time. I can get it.
I have a friend that has an antique car and they could bring it up and I mean.
I could make a deal with my friend.
I don't think unless our listeners know the person we need to be getting at value.
Oh, okay.
Bones, have you talked about what you have?
You haven't mentioned that yet.
Have you?
No, we found something in our house, but I haven't said what it is.
And I'm not saying where we moved it to either.
But we found something.
You moved it.
We found something in our house that we're like, this could be very, this could be worth a lot of money.
Or, yeah, but we're confused.
We can't find somebody to appraise it right now.
Got it.
Dr. Lurray's not the one to appraise this.
Well, is it's a big thing, small thing?
You know what it is.
I know what it is.
I've seen it.
Yeah.
Size wise.
And I'll tell you this, and one day I'll share it, but I tried to throw it away.
because I was like, this is stupid
and this is ugly. Let's just toss it out.
Do you know what it is?
I don't think so.
Oh, you're going to be floored.
You're going to be floored.
I can't believe you don't know.
You might like it, Amy.
You don't know either?
Amy might like it.
Mike, you think you're like me and you would think,
let's just throw it away because it's garbage.
And the person who said, don't throw it away was Caitlin.
She was like, no, don't throw it away.
Did she like it or she said don't throw it away
because it might be worth something?
I was so anti it.
I never listened if she liked it or not.
I was like, this is all.
awful. I can tell you guys off the air, but one day I'll tell the show. Okay. We have something
that we'd like to be valued, but not by Dr. Lori. It's not a collectible like that.
Tomorrow, John Michael Montgomery is on the Bobbycast. It's an amazing podcast, an amazing
episode. You know, he doesn't have smell at all. Not because of COVID, he just not,
doesn't have smell. Hasn't have smell. Ever? Yeah, I think at some point, Mike, do you know if he ever
had it? He lost it at some point. He just never got it back. Weird. Yeah.
but the stories to me that were cool were him and all for one.
I swear.
I swear.
And so he cuts the song.
It's a massive hit.
Then they cut it.
It's a massive hit.
Then they come back later and they had another song they did that with.
I can love you like that.
At that point, that song was pitched him and he cut it and he goes to those guys and says,
because he knows them a little bit now.
He says, hey, you guys should cut this on.
And they're like, we already cut it.
Wait, you cut the song?
So they were pitching them the same songs.
That's funny.
It's a cool story.
But 90th country, if you love it,
tomorrow John Michael Montgomery is on the Bobbycast.
Okay, okay.
I made some notes here.
I wanted to talk about this cheese
that I don't know how to pronounce.
I was reading this commercial a minute ago.
And I say,
Hello Fresh has options for every time of day,
including spinach and feta eggs bites.
Feta.
I don't know how to say feta.
Feta.
And so you know what I say?
Feta.
Spenage and put the egg bites.
Say it again?
Feta.
It's not Feta.
Wait.
Yeah, you want to say it like a sorority.
Spell it.
Spell it like it should be said.
Okay.
So it's spelled FETA, but if you, I say Feta, so that maybe.
FETA.
FEDA.
FEDA.
Because I'm not like Feta.
Oh, Feta.
Feta.
Feta.
I think I said.
You want to say Feta.
FED.
Do you have a clip of that, Hello Fresh AdRay?
Or is that just too far?
Is it gone somewhere?
It's okay.
It's definitely gone somewhere.
It doesn't matter.
Spinach and feta egg bites.
Got it.
I've never known how to say it, so I've always just kind of rambled over it.
And nobody ever says it around me.
We never have conversations about feta.
That's why I feel about a...
Good.
Like a cheese board?
A charkoutherty board?
Yeah.
I just say right out.
Oh, a chakotroodoo board.
Well, here's the thing.
You should never make fun of somebody from mispronouncing something
because it means they've read it, but they just haven't heard it.
Oh, I've heard that, unfortunately, a lot of times, and I still don't say it right.
How do you?
How do you pronounce the G-O-U-D-A?
Gouda.
Gouda.
See, I say Gouda.
Really?
Mm-hmm.
Which is it?
Do you know what I'm talking about us?
Yeah, Gouda.
I say Gouda.
Gouda.
But I might be right.
You guys don't know.
That's the whole point.
No, we know you're wrong.
Oh, really?
I bet you could go to some part of a country, and they're like, Gouda.
Gada.
Goda.
Right.
Yeah, it's probably all.
Okay, so Feta.
Feta.
Amy and I were talking about Dexter, and I was like, I think I'm going to watch the new season, Dexter on HBO on HBO.
and she was like, oh, I think I will too.
She goes, oh, but I haven't seen the first.
And I was like, oh, wow.
Dexter is one of those rare shows that I think is so good.
But it's long.
It's like eight seasons.
But I did that, like six or seven years ago,
just watched it all from the beginning.
And I never do that.
I can commit.
It's so good.
Who loves Dexter?
Love it.
So good.
Would you say it's worth going?
Yes, it's worth going back and starting at the beginning and just watching and you will not.
You'll sit there and just go, I've got to watch the next episode.
It's 2 o'clock in the morning.
I got to watch the next episode.
I don't know that I can behave that way.
But where is it now?
Do I have to watch it on, can I watch it on Netflix or HBO Max?
I would imagine that since it's on HBO Max, the new season, the old ones are on there too.
I didn't know it was on HBO Max.
It was on Showtime before.
But Showtime is now HBO Max.
Okay.
Mind blown, didn't know that.
So let me.
Yeah, I think HBO owns Showtime, maybe Cinemax.
Or as we used to call it Skinnamax.
Well, that was different.
Yeah.
That's legit.
Michael looked that up.
But I love Dexter.
And I'm going to get started watching that next season.
But Caitlin never watched it, so it's got to be a show that I watch alone,
and you really got to find spots for those.
Because we don't have much TV time,
so we dedicate it to picking a show and watching it.
Dexter, catch up on a season, Dexter series on Showtime.
Yeah, but Showtime is HBO Max, right?
But Sign in and see if we...
Yeah, because isn't Succession technically Showtime,
but we watch it on HBO Max?
I see Peacemaker's up, the new...
That's up now?
What's that?
Peacemaker was John Sina in...
What was his version of that show?
Suicide Squad, the new version.
Okay.
I bet it'd be good.
It couldn't be more different.
They can't verify Mike's subscription.
Oh.
I think he's hacked into something.
Here, I'm in.
It isn't on there.
That's weird.
So where do we watch it?
Netflix?
I'll tell you what.
Call me each night and I'll just give you a description of what I remember.
I'll do like one.
Yeah.
Season one.
I saw an article come out from American Idol, which I'm not doing this season.
Hello, Ryan.
Oh, there's a new station 11.
Oh, that show is still coming out.
I thought it was over and I was like, what a weird way to end.
Got it.
The article came out today, American Idol.
ABC Talent Contest teases alums to replace Bobby Bones.
They were pretty nice in this article.
American Idol isn't planning to replace mentor Bobby Bones directly instead of will lean on a number of
alums of the talent contest.
Can't replace me with just won.
That's right. They've got to have a bunch of them.
I like to hear that. I think that's pretty cool, too.
They're bringing back old people from the show to do it.
That's cool.
Bones revealed last week he would not be starring in season 20 as a result of a conflict with
another show.
Instead, the showrunner said there's not anyone to replace Bobby per se, but this show will be
leaning into our amazing American Idol universe alum to help our current idols along the
way.
Well, that's pretty nice of them to say.
They could have just ignored that I even existed.
Yeah.
Which was what a lot of those Hollywood shows do.
just act like you never
mattered
and I still can't say
what show I'm doing yet
what I can say
is the show
that's never existed before
and it's not
Survivor or anything
affiliate with Survivor
or anyone surviving
you know one of the rumors
was he doing a
show about surviving
with celebrities
are surviving
or something
it's nothing like that's quite a weird rumor
it's a long rumor
it's like who comes up with that
I think because I was in Costa Rica
and I'm in a
jungle? Yeah, some of the pictures you would
post, like, seemed like...
Survivor, so jungle-based or island...
Right. It's not Survivor.
It's not a show with celebrities survive.
I don't know what's happening there, but that is not it.
It's a show that hasn't existed before. There's a jungle
vibe to it, but it's a brand-new show, which means
it maybe it could do great, or...
I'm just going to leave it there.
Okay. Hopefully it can... Yeah, just keep that in the universe.
Don't be like, or maybe it'll be bad.
Hopefully, it'll do great.
Let's see. And when? Do we know
when? Okay.
I do not, and I haven't seen an episode yet.
I got a message from one of the people at the network saying,
hey, we're about to see our first episode.
We'll let you know.
That's cool.
Which is pretty cool, but I haven't seen it,
and hopefully they'll send it to me.
I'm about to start doing voiceover for it,
so I guess the episodes can't be done.
That makes sense.
I just got a note going, hey, we need you to do VO for the show.
VO.
Pretty excited about it.
Yes, V.
Are you going to do those here like you did the last time?
I don't know.
That was cool, seeing those videos.
Well, it was cool watching you do the VO here
and then watching the episode.
be like, that's crazy. I was just sitting in the room when he was doing that. That's awesome.
That's how I feel. I love that.
My sister came to visit me. She used my podcast room and if I work from home for her VO for her show.
And I was like, that's when I kind of, I guess, learned VO. Have they done any more episodes of
that show? Is there just one up on?
Well, that was just a sneak peek they did. It's premiering April 22nd. And they've got
six of the eight episodes fully done and they have the last two reveals for episode seven and
coming up this month.
What is it again?
Discovery Plus?
HGTV.
But that's on Discovery Plus, right?
I don't know.
Yeah, it is.
I guess so.
Okay.
Yeah, you can watch it on Discovery Plus, all the shows.
Or if you just have normal cable.
There was a show on Magnolia that came out,
because Magnolia is now a network with Lucy and Jed.
What are their names?
Chip and Joanna.
Thank you.
Chip and Joanna.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And there was a show on their network,
and the show, I guess, got in trouble because they did really bad.
Yeah.
I screenshot it and I sent it to my sister.
And I was like,
don't let this be you.
What do you remember happening in the article?
Because I don't watch those home makeover shows,
but I remember saying they did a show
and then people got mad that they didn't do a good job
as they pulled the show.
Yeah, like something about this.
Bad vague memory.
Yeah.
It premiered.
Chip and Joyana Gaines, Magnolia Network,
Yanks, Hanks, Hanks, Homework.
After Hosts Acues of Blowing Budgets and Deadlines.
Homework?
Homework is the name of the show.
Oh, is that what it?
Homework.
Got it.
Yanks homework.
Got it.
Quote, remodel from hell.
Two homeowners have come forward with allegations that Andy and Candice Meredith did not do the work promised.
And in one case, caused an $18,000 repair.
Hey, but some people don't even Magnolia Zepia.
Yeah.
Bad press, good press.
Not always, but in this case, I don't think it's as bad as people think.
I did read something about these home makeover shows.
When they come and they do all the work, you can pay for it.
Do what?
Yeah, you pay for the work.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, no, there's.
Which shouldn't be the case.
My neighbor was on the brother one, property brothers, and you had to pay a minimum of $70,000 was the budget.
What are you getting from that?
Your home redone?
Right, but I can have somebody else redo it.
Right.
I don't know.
They do it a lot faster because instead of taking three months, they take six weeks.
But to me, that's like.
And is that dangerous too?
Yeah.
Hey, what about telling the, when you sell the house, you say that it was redone by property brothers?
Okay.
There may be some value there.
Okay.
If you know who the property brother are.
that I had before my house when I used to live over on the East Side by lunchbox,
but he moved to.
That house was featured in like a Canadian home makeover.
Canadian home makeover?
People recognize it.
People figured out my house, they remembered it being in that show.
Like it was on a show in Canada.
Weird.
I didn't know it when I bought it at all.
I learned of it later.
It's on a TV show.
Fun fact.
That's pretty fun.
It's a pretty fun fact.
That's weird.
It's on a Canadian make-
over show. Yeah, I don't know why Canada, but was. Maybe they live in Nashville, but it's just only
airs in Canada. I wonder if some of the families, though, like, you do have to pay for the
remodel, but I wonder if you get a, like, when you sign and you agree to it, do you get any sort
of like a, I don't know what you would call a talent fee? Yeah, but I would think it would be like
$2,000 or something. It wouldn't be crazy. Yeah. Or they would just go, we'll cover. I know, especially
because my sister show, they're not, they don't even know what's going to happen with it. It might just be
one and who knows what happens after the first season.
But like when they wanted me to go surprise my sister for one of the reveals,
because they thought it'd be really special.
You didn't spite you sit.
You're on the show?
No.
And it's TV star.
Yay!
Spoiler alert.
What episode?
No.
I guess you would call the show runner or the person one of the producers.
She reached out to me and said, hey, I would love, we have an episode coming up.
We're doing a reveal.
And it's to a dad and the daughters that they've been working on the home.
The mom passed away from cancer.
and your sister, because our mom died of cancer, your sister is taking this project, like,
really going all in and wanting to make it super joyful, all these things. And we'd love to
surprise, you be a part of the surprise reveal. And, but they were taping on a day. I mean,
we have the show here. And it was like, oh, I can't fly up and I can't do that because I work.
But it just, it wasn't going to work out. But I was like, but keep me in mind, we might be able
to make something out later. I don't know. Like your own show.
No. No. No. Not my.
ideas.
No,
no,
you know.
Bird watching
with Amy.
But,
no,
I'm just out on that.
No,
I don't think
that would
get too much
traction.
There's a
class at
Yale University
on boosting
happiness,
and it is
surging in
popularity,
and I don't
think this is
an article
that I would
have come across,
but Abby,
our phone screener
sent me this link.
Abby,
are you over there,
Abby?
Yes.
Can I talk to you
about this for a second?
Yeah.
And you didn't
just send me
the story.
Let me read
some of the story
and then
she can
say why she sent me the story. A Yale University professor said her free online course on the
science of living happy has seen an enrollment spike by 3,000 percent, especially during the COVID-19
pandemic. The 10-week course features science-based examinations of well-being contrasted with common
misconceptions about happiness. Students learn to develop and implement strategies to increase their
own well-being and are given happiness-boasting challenges as homework. Got this article from the hill.
Now, Abby, you send me the article, but you sent me some more to it. And what, what, what
did you say to me? Yeah, I think it'd be nice
if lunchbox would take it. Maybe he would be nicer.
You know what's so funny. I live rent-free in Abby's
head. Like, she's thinking about me all the time.
Like, I don't understand. I'm so happy, Abby. You're the one
that always is coming at me trying to get in my business.
And so I don't know why you're obsessed with me, but.
Well, you're the one coming at me all the time. Excuse me?
I think you both should just make out and get it over with.
And then where did lunchbox first hear this?
Yeah, hilarious.
I live in Redfried.
That's an old saying.
I mean, old people for sure say that.
I've never heard that before in my life.
So is that the best feud on the show right now, Abby and Lunchbox constantly?
More than Lunchbox and Eddie, more than...
Oh, yeah.
I don't know.
Lentux and Eddie get pretty intense sometimes.
No, we're friends.
No, y'all are like friends and then out of nowhere to be like, I hate this dude.
We're like brothers.
I mean, you have bad days.
I mean, jeez.
You fight sometimes.
But, I mean, also the rivalry is me, Amy and Morgan number two versus Eddie in games.
I mean, yeah, like, what's the number one rivalry on the show?
Is it lunchbox and Abby right now?
Bones, you just heard it.
These two hate each other.
Lunchbox and Abby just hate each other.
I don't think it's a genuine hate.
And I think.
No, it's more of an annoyance.
She's a little sister that wants to hang out with Big Brother.
That's what it is.
She wants to be around there.
Say I, say I if you've had one of, you've been like Abby in the lunchbox.
Oh, I.
Oh, I.
Everybody has.
I.
Yeah.
I don't know what you said, even.
But I said to say, I said, like, if you've had a, if you've had a few.
with lunchbox. When I first started
Lunchbox, like, got mad at me one time
because I just, I think I like made fun
of him, like, jokingly. No, no. Well, I don't
remember. So, I don't remember. Some way you talked to me when I asked
you for some help and you said something to me
and I said, excuse me, you're not going to talk to me that way. He talked
me like he was my dad and I was like, no, no, no,
we're not going to talk to me like that. I pulled him
aside. Yeah. That's not going to be acceptable.
You pulled him aside. Oh, yeah, dude.
This is serious. This was like my second
day on the job. Yeah. Because I asked him for
for some help with like a video or something.
said something about like, that's not.
What do you think he said?
I remember.
Eddie, are you sure you were joking?
Yeah.
100% because I remember when he did that.
I'm like, dude, I'm joking.
Like, you can relax.
You can like get your hands off my shirt and like just relax.
Okay, we're going to do the talking stick now.
Lunchbox, you have the talking stick.
Okay, so I think it may have been something with a video or something.
I don't know.
And I asked Eddie for some help and he was like, that has nothing to do with my part of the
show or something like, and I'm not going to, and I was like, and he kind of said,
when you want to do something
and he just kind of was talking down
to me and I was just like, okay,
you're going to calm down with that and not talk to me that way.
Like I waited an hour and we pulled him aside
and I said, the way you handled that,
you're not going to talk to me in that way.
Okay, lunchbox, I'm going to remove the talking stick from you.
Eddie, I'm going to give the talking stick to you.
It's hard.
This is like nine years ago, you know?
So I just remember me saying something
in front of a group of people.
And then he was just like, uh-uh, no.
You do not talk to me like that.
It was like something that I think he felt disrespected by what I said.
And he said, no, you are not going to talk to me like that.
Never going to talk to me like that.
And he grabbed me, like pulled me aside and said, uh-uh.
Were you joking?
Yes.
Whatever it was was just like, whoa, dude, dude, I'm totally just kidding.
It doesn't sound like how you talk to people.
Right.
Especially when I just started a job.
But I could see, hold on.
I could see Eddie being coming in.
He's new to the show, trying to understand his role.
as the video producer on doing this and doing that
and thinking that if Lunchbox is asking him for a video,
that that's not necessarily in his job description
because he takes, he's like working on so many other things.
And I could see Eddie being like,
that's not what I do.
We've had that discussion like a few times.
But later on, but it was brand new.
And it was just like, boy, I was like,
no, we're not going to start off on this foot.
But I will say after that, we were really good friends.
Like after that happened, we were like,
I get it.
I get it.
You felt disrespected.
I think this needs to be settled.
Oh.
By a baloney eat off.
Oh,
I thought they're going to say a slap off.
What is that?
Yeah, what do you mean?
Tell us more.
Whoever eats the most baloney wins the argument.
No.
No.
No.
You can win.
Everybody loses that one just for flame.
I honestly, I say,
but I don't know that I've ever had baloney.
So maybe I'd love it.
You wouldn't.
Oh, but people love a fried baloney sandwich.
You can't fry it, though.
Anything you fry is good.
Why have I heard about a fried baloney sandwich?
Maybe not fried, pan fried?
Like you put it like a grilled?
Eat bologna because you have to eat bologna and then you develop a taste for it because it's what you have and you figure out ways to make it taste good.
I like bologna because it reminds me of a time and I got used to liking bologna.
I don't know anybody who's over 25 or 30 that eats bologna for the first time and goes, wow.
I just remember my aunt net love bologna.
Probably from the south.
Alabama.
Yeah.
And probably didn't grow up with a bunch of money?
Probably, yeah.
So we had a lot of bologna because it was inexpensive.
And baloney's just like the parts of the animal that don't really get used.
You don't really want to even ask what it is.
It is.
Yeah.
Bologna's not the filet mignon.
It's the leftovers, Amy, and then they make it into like a tube.
I mean, I eat sausage and whatever.
Is sausage bad?
I like hot dogs.
Okay.
And that's what that is.
Same is.
Ish.
Yeah, sure.
Hot dogs have been a little more romanticized because hot dogs are baseball games.
They're very America.
Nobody goes, freaking USA, give me a baloney.
Yeah.
And then Coney.
Made it cooler to Coney dogs.
Let's see.
Well, since this is post show and, you know.
What does you know?
Not as many rules.
What are you going to do right now?
Well, I just remember I wanted to finish.
I forgot why I even brought up that I was going to go,
that I was asked to go beyond the show for my sister.
But the point, what I was trying to say was they don't have a big budget.
So they were inviting me.
But they're like, and if you come, you got to pay for your own way.
Like this would just be something fun because this is your sister.
and we thought you might want to do it, but we're not paying you.
Yeah, no way.
They were like, I'm sure you're used to a talent fee.
We don't have that.
Or just travel.
Pay for your travel.
They weren't doing that.
They were like, we're really tight budgeted here.
They shoot us on phones or what?
No.
No, but, and so I thought, okay, yeah, they probably don't have that much money.
Lunchbox has some audio here of his ultima having a major problem.
How many miles your car have?
211,000, something, something, something.
Yeah.
So what's the problem with it?
I've been getting in in the morning, and there's,
like ice on the inside of the windshield.
Oh, wow.
I never seen that before.
Yeah, and so like when I leave work, like there's just water on the inside of the windshield
because it's melting and it's just dripping down and I don't know what that means.
So what's the audio you brought in?
It's just me like, hey, guys, you may know what's wrong in my car?
Like, I'm just in there and there's like water on the inside of the wind.
Like there's water on the inside of the windshield.
It's not raining.
I didn't do the, you know, wash the windshield.
I just come in and there's dew and water and I guess it's from the melted.
I don't know how it gets on the inside, though.
So pardon this question.
But you just did right now what the audio says.
Yeah.
You asked me what the audio was.
No, I know.
I'm just asking.
No, no, I know.
But I do want to play the clip now.
Yeah, I didn't know how to describe it without telling you what the audio was.
But it may sound exactly what we just heard.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm wondering why you even made audio if you could come out.
Well, I made the video and I sent it in and then you asked me what the audio was.
So I didn't know how to describe it without telling you what the audio was.
It's like, what was on that TV show?
So we don't need to play the clip.
I don't know.
I don't know.
No, no, no, no.
I would have said, hey, I have something happened on my car.
Let's talk about it.
Oh.
But now we're going to play the audio?
No, no, no, no.
We'll just edit this part out.
We're live.
We can't edit this out.
People are watching us right now on Facebook.
All right.
Well, I had something wrong with my car and I thought we could talk about it.
That's how you do it.
Here's a clip.
Guys, what's going on with my car?
There's water and it's dripping in my car.
Like, I don't know how water is getting through the windshield.
What is going on?
My seat's wet, too.
Tell me what's wrong.
Yeah, I mean, it's just like dripping off the windshield.
Like, and my seat was wet.
That does suck.
Like, I don't know what.
Did you get answers?
No, I'm asking you right now.
Oh, but you didn't post that video?
No.
I don't understand.
Well, I'll post it.
It just sounds like there's some kind of insulation, like seal problem, right?
Like, how else?
I don't know if ice is getting on the inside of the car.
Because, like, you know, you go to 7-Eleven sometimes,
and they're inside of their glasses just all wet, and you're like, how is that?
But that door keeps opening.
Yeah, I get that.
Air conditioner.
We don't know anything about cars.
I don't know.
Nothing.
Good luck with that.
You should post that and ask people that know.
And you know what?
A lot of people that don't know will also give their opinions.
That's always the best.
I found that.
Amy, what is furry vengeance?
Oh, it's a movie that
somehow we found ourselves watching
because like the kids wanted to.
I don't know that I necessarily
recommend it.
I think 7% positive on Rotten Tomatoes
when I looked it up.
I'll give it higher than that.
that we had a good time. We laughed. Like the kids liked it mostly.
Yeah, 7% from the critics. Yeah, I know. When I looked it up, I was like, okay, that's
not very good. But Brooke Shields is in it. Yeah, Brenda Frazier. But what was the con,
there was a we in it? Oh, yeah. So the dad was trying to make something up to the sun and it's like,
I'll get you a wee. And my kids both look up and they're like, what is a we? Why would this,
what does this kid want? And I'm like, well, to compare that, that's like,
like you getting a Nintendo Switch or the Oculus because it's so popular this time of year.
But that would be like when we came out, we all wanted a we.
And I remember Bobby got everyone on the show, Wee in like 2006 or something.
It was like, you get a Wii, you get a Wii.
We all had whys.
I still got a Wii.
And then there was that story, the Wii for a Wii.
Yeah.
You play it?
No.
I mean, weird the thing just went away.
It did.
They didn't even try to make it better.
Like my kids don't even have a clue what the Wii is.
and for it to have been that big and then just like not my kids are you know don't have have never
heard of it before till furry vengeance or whatever Mike is there a sequel to the Wii or did they
just go to the Switch they went to but did they did it did anything about the Wii remain
oh we do I remember that we university yeah I mean we bowling was a great game the Wii was
a lot more physical yeah like tennis that was the stick that you held in your hand oh tennis was a good one
you're right. So Wii U, what did you stand for?
Update.
It's small. The Wii U looks like
the switch, and it looks like the Wii you turned into the switch.
Maybe like Wii U can take it anywhere.
The best purchase you made recently, Eddie has one of these.
What did you buy you wanted to recommend to our listeners?
Gosh, what's it called? It's called the smart grabber, I think, and it's amazing
because my two-year-old just throws stuff down the sink and the toilet all the time.
Toys, balls, marbles, you name it, and you turn the faucet on,
You're like, oh, crap, something's down the sink again.
And this thing's like, I don't know, it's like probably two feet long, and it's got a claw at the end of it.
And you put it down the sink, push the little button, and it grabs whatever's in there, and you just yank it out.
Bowens, I yanked out four things the other day.
A toothbrush, a ball, a Lego, and what was the?
I don't remember what the last one was, but stuff just started coming out.
There's your next sweater.
Are your four things, Amy?
What?
A toothbrush, a ball.
Lego.
Lego.
It's called what?
I think it's called the smart grabber.
I'll look it up.
Ray, how long has it been?
Right at 31.
All right.
You guys want to try to win this a lottery ticket?
Yep.
Grab easy.
It's called a grab easy.
Oh, you were completely off.
Yeah, no, close.
A grab easy.
Grab easy.
Which you can get for like eight.
Ten bucks, man.
Eight bucks, yeah.
It's nothing.
It's amazing.
All right.
I tell you, at this time, we'll let you all pick a number at the same time.
What do you mean?
Okay.
One roll.
Go.
32.
47
21
44
29
23
10
whoa no one pointed to you Abby
see
that's it
he didn't point at her
she just yelled
she jumped in there
21
who had a number 50 and above
Mike did
you're the only one
what'd you have
that ain't that don't even do it
don't ruin my day
why would that ruin your day
because I didn't win.
You gotta be happy for other people, man.
Why?
No one's happy for me.
I am.
You guys cheer against me all the time.
The number's 59.
Oh, that's so close.
We got closer.
Like, honestly, if lunchbox won the lottery,
wouldn't we all be happy for them?
Yes, especially because, like, finally.
Because you won it so bad.
Because we didn't lose anything.
You just won.
The fact that you'd be angry that someone else won is weird.
No, no, but I would have lost that $100.
You didn't lose it because you never had it.
It's in my reach.
is what I mean.
You want another shot at it?
Yes.
Yep, I do.
New number, same numbers.
I always do the same, so it doesn't matter me.
Okay, ready?
Here we go.
21.
It's over 50 again.
So, Mike, you're the only shot.
90.
Maybe he didn't win.
One more time.
This number is below 50.
There we go.
Now we're in it.
But no one won.
I can just tell.
I don't even know the numbers.
He doesn't even know the numbers.
That's what's great.
Yeah, I don't know the numbers.
This number is below 40.
Is anyone still in?
Yes, 21.
Okay, this number's below 30.
Oh, yeah, we're still in.
This number's above 10.
Yeah, we're still in.
Between 10 and 30.
Hey, who's in?
Me.
Scoop, what was your number?
23.
Ray?
29.
Abby?
The time is 10, so.
Eddie?
21.
Okay.
This number is between, uh, what do I get to?
10.
10.
And 30.
It's between 10 and 25.
we're still in
everybody
I'm I am
it's between 10 and 21
including 21
oh I mean scuba's out
okay we're in
Ray's out
is it including 10 too
yeah
right what are you
29 I'm out
so it's only you two
come on Abby
what are the numbers 10 and 21
it's between 10 and 21
how mad would you be of Abby one
you didn't
no I wouldn't be mad at all
so you're lying out you
I don't know why people can't be honest
it's not 21
oh it is between
10 and 15.
No, uh, no, it's not 10.
It is between
10 and 13.
What?
That's amazing.
It's gonna be 11.
It is between 10 and 12.
Oh, it's 11.
It is not 11.
Nah, no, no, no, no.
Abby, do you get it?
No, hey, Abby, I love this.
Because it's 12 and I love it.
Abby, keep getting excited.
Go ahead.
Go ahead, so you can have your heartbroken.
Go ahead.
I know it's either 10 or 12 and I probably would set you up to be 12 right
yeah I'd probably lower it down just to get to that one and then go it's 12
so that's probably what I did oh so it's 12 so it's 12 oh that's crazy
all right yeah we'll play it we'll play it another day okay I can give you
shot 20 bucks real quick before we go yeah I'll take it thank you all right 20
bucks on the one through 10 dice okay Amy eight
Five lunchbox two we'll come back to you Eddie what oh three three five
Morgan has dude seven one ray let me get that to
hey eight oh dramatic pause Abby Abby three scuba three one one Mike one
Mike
Uh-oh.
You went down what the computers are?
So now I don't get a shot.
Well, I'm tied into the headphones.
That's true.
We can't do it.
Sorry, lunch.
We've got to go.
That's okay.
We'll find it, fun.
Why?
You can change the dice.
It's loaded.
In Vegas, they don't let you do that.
I know.
It falls off the table.
Is that your number, Mike?
Who did this one?
I said five.
Okay.
Three.
All right.
Let's go.
What do you want?
Two.
You sure?
Yeah, I know it.
Two it is.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Look at that.
When he smiles like that, he's like...
I can tell you I'm looking right at two.
That's not saying.
Oh, you're looking at.
You can see the number two.
Number two is up on the top.
If it's all the top, that's the winner!
But it's not the very top four is.
Or six is.
Yeah, six is.
Sorry.
Yeah, sorry, dude.
Two was visible, but not on top.
There it is.
All right, well, nobody wins.
All right, well, we're done here.
Have a great day. We'll see it tomorrow. We have a mystery guest on tomorrow's radio show.
Granger Smith will be on. We'll do the dance parties. I hope you guys listen live.
And that'll be it. Thank you guys. Have a good day. Bye.
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