The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Full Show: Bobby Announced Who Got The Movie Role! + Our MDW Recap

Episode Date: May 28, 2024

Bobby's been teasing that he got sent a script that offers someone on the show a role in a movie, and today he announced who got it! Plus, we share our best and worst moment from Memorial Day Weekend and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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podcasts. Come on, Bobby. Welcome to Tuesday's show. All right, glad everybody is here. Here's the get-to-know segment. So most of the time I ask you guys a question, but I've put this all together myself. And I was inspired because we're on in Austin on a station called Case 100.7. And so we have this thing we do for them each morning before we go on the air.

And it goes, P-S, Case 100.7. Here's a clip. It's the Bobby Bones Show. On Case 100.7. After a while, I was like, oh, that's interesting. They took a sound that most people would like that. opening up a can. Oh, I love that time.

Right at the beginning of the image, they're secretly trying to get people to pay attention. Yes. Or, like, even if people don't know why they like that sound, they're like, why do I like this sound? So that's it. That's the sound effect. So what I did was, I did this with Bobby Bone Show imaging,

and I put the sounds that you guys would like the most if you were able to do this. Oh. So, for example, Amy, here's the first one. Bird chirping. She perked up. She loves birds. Like, if she's able to, you know, that would be all. She loves birds.

She loves birds. She thinks her parents who passed away are both birds. Yes. My daughter just texted me a little bird thing to put in the window. She was like, Mom, I think he'd like this. Fascinated with birds. Here's another one. Girl can't get enough cats over there.

She loves cats. A cat, like scratched her and bitter the other day. She's like, I don't know why. I only grabbed his tail. We're like, no, no, no. You can't love a cat like that. It was running into the attic. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So that would a... I put bird sounds and cat sounds if we were doing Amy specific. Yeah. With Eddie. Here's one. What was that? That's steak on a grill, man. I know that sound.

Eddie loves grilling. I love that. So in case you missed it, here it is again. Oh. That's golfing. What? That's a double. What was that?

What was that? Yeah, yeah. So we got grilling, we got golfing. Those are Eddie's two. That's what he loves. Here is, I'm not going to tell you what this is, but this is lunchbox. I've done two for a lunchbox. This is the first one.

See if you can figure it out. Go ahead. Was that shuffling cards? No, it wasn't shuffling cards. Played again? Bones. Although that would be funny. That's what I thought.

That's putting lotion on a woman at the beach. Oh. Oh, I do like doing that. Interpretation to that one, though, could go in a lot of ways. But yes. And here's another lunchbox one. Get your bobby bones on. Get bobby bones.

That's a slot machine. Oh, my goodness. Guy loves gambling. Loves playing the slot machines. So that's lunchboxes. I did two for myself. Here's the first one. That is.

A pig. Yeah, it's calling the hogs. Yeah. Yeah, I put that at the beginning of my life. Do you like that sound? I do. Yeah, it makes me really want to listen to the show. And then here's one more.

I got that. Okay, don't say it then. Listen again? Yeah, it's opening the sports cards. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's pretty good, huh? We should put some of those in rotation, though. Oh, dude, I love that.

Like, we should put, I like the bird, Amy's bird chirping. That's good. Let's put that one in rotation. We'll do one from each. Let's do Eddie's. Let me hear the grilling one again. Lunchbox needs to be the slot machine because that one's fun.

Get your Bobby Bones on It's Bobby Bones It might need to be calling the hogs Because the other one people won't know We'll put those in as like our jingleys Hearing bird sounds is good for your mental health So it's calling the hogs We all can say that about everything

Yeah, yeah yeah So it's winning money But that's the get to know So people can get to know us a little bit By hearing those sounds I like that All right let's open up the mailbag You send an email

And we read it all the air It's something we call Bobby's mailbag Yeah Hello Bobby Bones Before my mother passed, she told me a family secret and asked me not to share it with my three brothers and sisters. The secret. Our father wasn't really our father. My mom who had a 20-year relationship with the neighbor, three houses down, kept it a secret.

We just knew him as Uncle Dan. I promised Mom I would keep her secret, but with her gone and Uncle Dan gone, I feel like I owe my siblings the truth. Do I keep my mother secret or let them know? Signed, Big Sister with a Big Secret. Yeah, you tell them. Yeah. There's no doubt. Whoa.

No, no, no. Time to tell. You don't owe it to your mom to keep that secret. She's dead. She shouldn't have kept the secret anyway. At first we'd something to see Web or live, we live a weave. What's that? I don't know if I'm saying they heard on TV.

It's tangled webs. Something like that. You don't want to die holding this secret. You don't want to have to tell somebody on your deathbed. Here's the secret. Tell them. Let everyone have an understanding of who they are, where they come from, what they're about. There's probably medical stuff.

too that they don't. There's just so much there. Yeah, it's uncomfortable. Your mom should have told him. So I know Uncle Dan is gone but is Dad? Is the dad that thinks he's the dad? Yes. Yes, he's gone too. Okay, then we're good. Because that's the only one that could be really

heartbreaking and damaging to find that out. I don't remember that part. Dad, so Dad thinks he's the dad too. Yeah, obviously Dad thinks he's the dad. Well, parentheses father and Uncle Dan are two different people. Right. So they're all dead. I'm talking about home dad. But they're all dead. So who knows?

Who cares? And you're not worried at all. I am worried. Whatever is? Yes, I'm worried about it. Ghosts. Yeah, exactly. No.

Oh, so now? You're the one that believes in ghosts. Okay. No, I don't. I told you I don't. Amy, you believe in ghosts? No, I'm fine with it. My parents would probably be like, oh, thank goodness.

Someone finally said something. Yeah. Oh, so the ghosts would be happy. And I would want to tell my sister. I would have to. I'd be like. Ghosts probably don't have like a need to lie. What a cop out for mom.

Like, see, make someone else tell your secret? No, no, she doesn't want you to tell them. Oh, yeah. That's why you got to keep... I think you owe it to the family. You shouldn't have to have that burden of knowing something that is that strong, that affects you so much and not telling your family.

That's wild. That's going to be tough. It's so crazy. Tell them. And do it in like a baby reveal. All right, guys, have a secret to tell you. Pop the balloon. Pop.

Uncle Dad's your dad. Yeah, I was going to ask you that. Do you start with Uncle Dad's your dad? or do you start with who you thought your dad was is not your dad? This is what I'd do. If we were all brothers' sisters and I had the secret to tell you, I'd say everybody come in the room. Just so you know, Uncle Dan is our dad.

Our mom had a relationship with him for 30 years. And I would just say it, rip the band-aid off and let it fall where it may. Get it to the point instead of Dan, don't tip-toe-doop-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. Don't tip-toe around it. That's what I would do. And then open up for questions? No, say no more questions.

No, no. Let's go to the Tampa Tribune. Your question. Yeah, first one is like, how do you know? this. And then all that starts to unpack, but the worst thing you can do is be like, have something to tell you, it's hard to say, you're not going to like it. It has to do with our dad.

And her mom told us, all that is, is everybody going, and tightening, and tightening, and tightening. You just pop the balloon. State the facts, and then if they have questions, they ask. Guys, I hate this. This sucks for me to tell you. When mom was dying, she told me that our dad was not our dad. Uncle Dan is our dad. They had a relationship for 30 years. What's they're like? You're lying. Why are you lying?

Right. You're so sick. Yeah. What's wrong with you? I don't know. I got nothing to say. I just walk out. I told you. Then I feel good about it.

Then I feel good about it. Oh, you guys want to be jerks? Okay, I told you a freaking secret. You get cursed my mom. I gave, I'm going to get cursed my mom because I told you. I just wanted to let you know. Yeah, you got to let them know. It's, I don't think that's even negotiable.

You have to let them know. You can always send it to them in from a burner account. Oh, good. No, that's always good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, close it up. We got your email and we raised. It's on your air.

Now it's time to close. Bobby's mail back. Yeah. A tour writer, R-I-D-E-R, is what the artist requests whenever they get to a venue. Like when I tour doing stand-up, mine's pretty boring. I got a bunch of water and some limes and some bars, like protein bars. That's pretty much it. But I love the stories when they come out about artists and what they've always said, I need this.

And they're always new ones coming out. Aretha Franklin. She had a well-known fear of flying. So her tour rider noted her hotel suite shall not be located above the fifth floor But the really impressive request was $25,000 in cash paid up front to her right before the show So that's not even her whole fee, but she wants a stack of cash That's cool. She wanted the money, the bills.

Motley Crute over the years, we've heard a lot of theirs. I'd never heard this one. Their writer for a period of time asked for a local AA meeting schedule, which is good, healthy. Wow. I probably late in their career. Also a submachine gun. Excuse me? A 12 foot boa constrictor and a jar of gray poop on mustard. Now they're just messing with people with that gray bouhon.

No, with the snake, they're messing with people. They probably wanted that for like, what on earth. Hey, ladies, look at my huge snake. I'm holding. Oh my gosh. Johnny Cash. He wanted an American flag and full view of every audience member. Okay, so we're talking about. Me wanting water, Johnny Cash won the USA.

Same thing. DMX. He won a one gallon of Hennessy and a box of protection. One gallon of Hennessy and then box a box of protecting every night. What? Prince insisted that all food be wrapped in clear plastic film to be unwrapped by him only. That makes sense. You're germaphobe. worried about people messing with your food.

I get it. The Beatles, when they toured America in 65, they wanted, get this, just four cots, a portable TV set and clean towels. Oh, simple. And they also said the band will not be. required to perform in front of a segregated audience. We will not segregate our audiences. Like very low requests and like that's pretty cool. Hey man.

Like the Beatles and Johnny Cash, they're rocking right now. I felt that. DMX, rocking in a different way. Katie Perry allegedly has a 45 page rider that insisted that a driver not be allowed to talk or make eye contact. Oh my gosh. Stop that. That's crazy.

Man, can we put that in our app? Like if we use Uber or Lyft and say, hey, do not look at me. Yeah, they say no conversation. Why would you, though? Because it feels like, hey, man, I got a lot of stuff going on. I don't have time to. But then you don't do anything in the back seat. Like, I got a lot of stuff going on.

Then you're back to just picking your toes. Yeah, basically. And they look in the mirror and be like, ah, ah, ah, no look. Britney Spears, her weirdest request were McDonald's hamburgers, no buns. It's just the meat. And a framed photo of Princess Diana. That is interesting. That is weird.

Axel Rose of Guns and Roses. His rider included a square melon. which I guess they'd have to cut that, right? To be square. Sure, sure. You can't grow a square melon. You can't grow, yeah. I mean, I guess you could if you grew the seed into a square box.

Maybe. I don't know. And then an Italian leather sofa to eat off it. In 2008, ACDC, while doing their Black Ice World Tour, water, soda, coffee, etc. But some greenery, all they want was live potted trees and whatever the tree height was, it should go almost to the ceiling. Like, that doesn't sound that crazy. Bracey, D.C. International. They've been famous for 50 years. All you do is want you want some plants.

A couple of plants, almost high to ceiling. That's not that crazy. The Beach Boys, the tour writer, they wanted a licensed masseuse qualified in either Swedish or Oriental Deep Muscle Massage. That's smart. That sounds creepy. No, it sounds like a specific massage that they want. Yeah, I get that. Yeah, me too.

I'm down with that. I think because it says Swedish or Oriental Deep, it feels a little. Creepy. It's just a method. No, like picky, but they're different. They're touring all the time. Swedish, like, feels good and orient, and the deep muscles, like, athletic. Okay.

Are you getting to get with your massage, man? If you get injured as much as me, you learn about stuff like this. Share. So, on one writer, now this is old school. She requested a TV with both the VCR and cable and guaranteed access to Turner Classic movies. Yes, that's my girl. That's the one he likes. I love the black and white movies.

Al Green. Algreen, let's stay together. You know that one? The alcohol he requested was strictly for after show only. Two dozen long-stemmed, dethroned roses. Because Algreen would give him out to women in the audience. Trent Reser of nine-inch nails. Two boxes of cornstarch.

Very important. Probably just him being weird. Yeah, what does he use it for? Something very important. Obviously. Probably nothing. and then Marilyn Manson. Oh, no.

Gummy bears, that's it. What? Water and gummy bears. I'm telling you, I, yeah. I met him once. I don't know what kind of person is. You know, you read some bad stuff about him. You read whatever.

The 15 minutes I spent with him, he was super, like, normal. I don't know, his personal life, there's been a lot of stuff to come out about him in the past few years. It's not positive. But I found him to be quite normal. Did he look weird?

He didn't try to stab me or eat me or anything. Well, no, he's not going to kill you. Do you look weird? No, not particularly. He'd look like Marilyn Manson, but without the makeup. Okay. But somebody who could look weird really easy if they just did like five minutes of work. But you were close to him?

You can see his face really close? Oh, yeah, yeah. So is he the guy from Wonder Years? Paul? No. Yeah. Or is he? Because that's the theory.

He's in gummy bears the whole time and I was kind of weirded it out by it. All right. So that's Tor right. Again, mine, there's nothing on it. When Eddie and I travel is raging idiot, it's the only thing I put on it that could be quite, or even at all demanding is Eddie, once craft beer is local. Local craft beer.

I feel so lame putting that on my rider because I feel like I'm like giving me local crap beers from the localest place and make it taste like whatever the ground tastes like here. But I think the person that gets it is like, who this is cool? I get to give them like a certain local beer. I don't think so.

Yeah? Okay. Maybe not. One thing, you've got to put it on it? Yours? Well, gosh, the massage is tempting, but I don't know. I feel like a platter of a, chicken nuggets from

Chick-fil-A would be awesome. Oh, that's good. Definitely do that. That's doable. The big platter. Are you going to eat them all? No, but I just want them like lunchbox just so you can flex them. No, but like everybody can have some.

Lunchbox? A sleep pod. Take my nap, man. How about just a dressing room? I could fall asleep in there, but if I'm going to be royalty, might as well get the best thing. I never had one of those. But you know it costs money.

Like the rider stuff they have to pay for it comes out of her money. Oh, no. It's not just like you can request whatever an unlimited to cost. See, now I change your things. Just give me a dressing room. That's it. I don't even care. You'll share one with everybody.

Yeah, yeah. Okay. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So Richard Rimp is a 98-year-old Marine veteran from Maryland that had a drop out of high school back in the day when he was 17 years old to enlist for World War II. He never got his high school diploma.

So fast forward to now, and he's got stage four cancer, and he's on hospice care. but guess what he got? His high school diploma. Oh, that's cool. Finally. I mean, I feel like when stuff happens at the last minute, it can be very satisfying for that person. Like, my mom, when she was in hostage scare, she waited 25 years from my dad to, you know, say he was sorry for how he ended their marriage. And he did it right before she went unconscious.

It was awesome. Oh, wow. And I feel like, I don't know. I feel like I'm certain a piece came over her that allowed her to sort of like, cross over to the other side better. And so for him, I mean, at 17, it's not like he wanted to quit school and go join the war, but of course he did what he needed to do. And then he finally got that certificate.

I was at the Grand Ole Opry last week. And I was a part of their salute to the troops shows. I was there, Craig Morgan, Trace Atkins, a few people. And met a 102-year-old war vet, World War II vet, who was there at the show. That's crazy. That's crazy. dude. You wouldn't have thought he was a day over 94. Wow.

I don't know, but he's moving pretty good. Like, he was walking. Crazy. And then I met one who was like 90. He was like Korean War vet. Like guys that have like hung in there is wild. Like I had a respect for them for serving our country, but also just living that long. Yeah, because I mean, they say with the stress we take on our bodies, like it ages us.

Like the years are taken off of our life. And a lot of these people that were in some of the most severe wars ever. and they can live that long, like, that's awesome. Well, a big shout out to the school and the people that made that happen for him. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. A win is a win.

A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

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We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no.

I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Ego Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell.

Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day. And I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means. but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come look for up-and-coming talent.

He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be... Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's time for never going to get it.

No, you're not going to get it. On the phone right now in Houston is Heather. Heather, good morning. How's it going today? Good. How are you? We're doing pretty good. We're going to give you a chance. chance to win a prize, but you're probably not going to get it.

You get multiple chances. The question is this. According to a survey by one poll, who does a lot of surveys, it takes the average person six tries to do this. What is it? Now, we think you're never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. You're never, never going to get it. Heather, now you get to answer first, but the question is, it takes an average person six

tries to do this. So first round is this all on you, Heather? What do you think it is? I don't know. I don't know. Remember their password? Oh, good on. We need to make better passwords. This is really good.

You want to know the great thing. Now, if you have a password, you can't remember. Or a birthday or anything. You can put it in your notes. And I was only taught this by one of you guys. And put a lock on your note on your iPhone. Yeah, nobody can even get into your notes app unless it scans the face. Not even the hackers?

Not even the hackers, unless they rip your eyeballs out. There's also an app. called Last Pass. I don't need another app. Or you could just have the same password for everything, guys. No, that sounds dangerous. And that's where the hackers get you.

So, I like to guess, but that is not right. That's why we call it. Never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. You can pick two members of the show. If either one of them get it right, Heather, you win the prize. Would you like? Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie Morgan, those are your options.

You get two of the four. I would guess just based on the history. because I don't know who's more confident. So I would say Morgan or lunchbox. There you go, because I got it. Do you want those two? I mean, based on your tone, no. Okay.

I guess so, yeah, I don't really know who's more confident or who's not confident. Well, lunchbox is always the most confident, but I don't know that he gets it. Oh, I get it. I get it. Okay. The average person, it takes six tries to do this. She's taking Lunchbox and Morgan to win a prize. Amy, what do you have?

Collie, I'm between two good ones. Okay, go ahead. Just give me one. Oh, how do I pick? How about getting the perfect pancake? Interesting. That was one of your good ones? What one did you not pick? Eddie?

What in the crap? This is hard, man. That is a good one. That's terrible. Six tries to win something in the lottery. What? At all. Like a scratchoff.

This is terrible too. Heather, you're pretty happy. You didn't pick Amy or Eddie? I don't know. I'm really bad at this game. So they both did not get it right. Oh, we did. I showed on with the other. Okay.

So all her chips are in on Lunchbox and Morgan. Morgan, it takes a average person about six tries to do this. What is it? I mean, I went a little bit more figuratively picking somewhere to eat. You know, you go back and forth constantly. Lunchbox, what do you have? It is. Tie a tie, folks.

You try to get dressed up, man. Six, wow. Paya ties. I leave my tie. If I have like two ties. I leave them tied because I can't tie it. Yeah, yeah. Both are wrong.

Both are wrong. Huh. So, no, you know you get another guess. Amy's like trying to yell her other answer. No, I'm saying, okay, now I know. She gets one more shot, though. That's why this game is so hard. It's called Never Gonna Get It.

No, you're not going to get it. It takes the average person six tries to do this. Show, write down another guess, and we're going to let Heather pick yes or no, meaning do one of you get it or does nobody get it? Six tries. The average person, it takes six tries to do this. What is it? Let me know when you're in.

I'm in. Amy's in with confidence. But if it was close to that pancake one, you know, you've got to get the griddle just right. Like, by the six pancake. I understand you're probably correct. Yeah, it's hard. It takes some six tries.

The first few things, it's like when you get to the sixth pancake, it's like, oh, I finally got this. Hold on, hold on. It takes the average person six tries to do this. Amy's in, Morgan's in. Six tries. to do this. That's hard. I'm in. Eddie's in.

I got it. Lunchbox is in. Okay. Heather, this is it right here. This is where the rubber meets the road. Now, if you say yes, that means you think one of them will get it. And if they do, you win. If you say no, that means none of them will get it. And if they don't, you win. Will they get it? Yes or now?

No. Okay. Oh, you just lost. She does not believe. Morgan, your answer. I'm going with taking a good photo. Ooh, that is so good. Think about it.

That's actually really good. You take so many pictures like, did I get it right? No, do it again, do it again. Okay, good, got it. I'm way off of that. Yeah, me too. Way off. And is yours involved a waffle by the chance.

That was actually a great choice. Getting pregnant. Hey, sure. Average, because some people, it's one try. Other people might be 12 or never. And people always say, like, we're trying. A lot of people don't even try. trying they get pregnant. So you can't... But it's an average.

It's average, man. I don't think you count. My mind's stupid, dude. We know that. Keep a plant alive. Six tries, so your six plant lives. I don't know. Lunchbox? Agree on what to watch. One person.

The average person says six tries to disagree. Okay, so you get through like six options before I agree on it. That's good, lunchbox. Okay, so Heather, here's the deal. One of them got it right. Yeah. Having a baby. No, I'm not going to penalize you, Heather.

I know you pick no, but I'm going to actually give you a chance now to latch on to one of the show members. Because really, she would have just lost. It's a final shot here. Which of the show members of the four do you think got it right, Heather? I like Morgan's answer. If it's Morgan's answer, she wins. What did you think about Amy and Eddie's?

Eddie's plant one was pretty stupid. We were fine. Yeah, it's fine. Amy's, which was a pregnant, I thought it's a decent guess. I'm just, I'm not right, not right. Okay. It's the picture. It's a picture.

Yeah, it's take a picture. Give a selfie. Heather, I mean, you did, it's a rough road to get here, but she did win. Never going to get it. Never, never going to get it. So, Heather, here's what you get. We're going to give you some crap from the back. It's a lot of array of prizes.

And I'm also going to give you one of my books signed. If you would like that, I'll sign a book and send it to you as well as part of the crap from the back, okay? That sounds awesome. Okay. Craft from the back for Heather. Heather's our winner. Thank you. Morgan, great job. There she is. Everybody.

Let's check in with Scoobis, Steve, our executive producer, who was not going to go to his kids kindergarten graduation last week. He said, stupid. He said, I don't want to go because he's going to stay in the same school while we having a graduation for kindergarten. And I said, it's not about you, and you should go. And you took the day off work. I did, yes, yeah.

Was that weird for you to take the day off work? It was weird because I still get emails and text messages and phone calls, and I have to ignore them. I didn't ignore all of them, but I chose. That's what you do. It's family. Exactly, yeah, yeah. And how was it?

It was kind of liberating. It was kind of fun because I put my phone on silent, put in my pocket. No, I mean the graduation, not your word. See, he's still not even valuing. How was the kindergarten graduation that you did not want to go to? So when it was all said and done, I got really emotional and started crying a little bit with my wife because it was tough to see my oldest child. I mean, it's not a big step, but it's somewhat of a step where he is now going into the next part of his life. And he was so excited, he's like, I'm a first grader now.

I'm a first grader. So to see his excitement, that's what makes. made it all for me and got me really emotional. So would you say, yeah, would you say your perspective has changed? Oh, 100%. Yeah, it was really, and then not only that, but then seeing all the other kids and their excitement and the parents' excitement for their kids, just the energy in that room was infectious and it was really, really cool.

But then he came back to work with his son. I saw him and his son was yelling, I'm a first grader. He was excited. Yeah, I still came back to work because I had to do things still, but I brought my son with me, yeah. So are you admitting that you're wrong? Oh, yeah, I'm 100% wrong. I'm not afraid to admit when I make a mistake or when I'm wrong.

And then what would you tell parents that have the same feeling that you have? It's just a dumb kindergarten graduation. I saw a lot of those comments on Instagram. I would say that you need to open your mind, have a different perspective, coming from someone who was closed off to it thinking the idea was stupid, that you should just let it go and go there for your kid and enjoy the moment because you'll look back 20 years from now and go, you look at your kid who's an adult now.

I wish I would have gone. So don't blink. Blink. Don't blink. Here's kidding. Do they do it like a normal graduation where they call every kid's name and they walk across the state? It's a whole thing. So it's so cool.

So they come out, that's what got me. They come out with these capping gowns on and they have the tassel and they got everything. And then they sit in their rows and then they do a little dance. And my son is one of the ones that leads the dance. So he's out there like dancing and clapping and having a good time. And then they do awards for like most improved best reader, math. Does everybody get an award? No, only three from each kindergarten class got award.

We like that. Yeah, but then at the end, then they go through and they play the commencement speech, you know, music, and then they go up and they call every single name one by one. How many kids total, you think? I think it's maybe 50 kids total. Not bad at all. Yeah, so it wasn't too bad, yeah. 25 each side.

My son was towards the end because my last name, but he goes up there and he holds his thing up real proud and excited, and it was pretty cool, yeah. It wasn't about you. It wasn't about me at all. It was about him only. Lunchbox, you also thought it was dumb. Do you change your mind? No, it's still stupid.

Okay. You say that now, but next year when you're a kindergarten. No, no, no. Kindergarten graduation makes no sense to me because you are literally staying at the same school just going across the hall to first grade. You're not graduating anything. So why don't they graduate from first grade, second grade? Because it's a celebration of the first year of school and you're about to get into your entire life.

And you're forgetting the entire message here. It's not about that. It's about your kid having a good time and them looking back. Because there's many times where he would look back and look at me. And I was just thinking like, what if I wasn't there? and you look back that I wasn't there. Entity chair. It's like me and creating that cycle all over again.

I'm not saying it wasn't important for you to be there. I think the whole kindergarten graduation is stupid. But I would compare it to in sports. Why don't they do third year player awards? They do rookie of the year because it's their first year in the league. It's their introduction to the league. And this signifies that you're here and in your first year, how good you are versus your peers. And so kindergarten graduation, it's your first year.

They did awards. I liked that. How good you are versus your peers? And then you move on into your life. Yeah, that's a great way to look at it. Yeah. Rookie of the Year. Listen to Scuba.

Before he went, he was trashing it. Why are we doing this? This is so dumb. And now, dude? I love it. Yeah. Now it's amazing. Yeah.

It's really, really cool. And your son loved it. He had so much fun. My wife loved it. It was a really special moment. So please do it. And just get over the fact of whatever it is that you're thinking in your head because it's stupid.

No, no. I will go. I would go. But try to go there with a hat with a good attitude because now I've been through it. Lunchbox. Him? A good attitude. Try your best.

Well, thank you for sharing and thank you for admitting that maybe you had some growth in this area and you've grown. Oh, definitely have grown some growth here. And first grade graduation, I'm there. We do the speech. Here's a voicemail that we got. I heard you guys talking about that transatlantic flight that had to divert back because of the laptop. So my friend was actually on that flight when it happened. He was giving us play by play.

And you're right, because there could have been a damaged lithium battery. Who knew? Anyway, all of those people were stuck. I think they went back to Ireland for like two days because they couldn't get him on another flight. And then finally two days later, they got them all back out. And everybody knew the guy that dropped it. And, FYI, he was a sugar, daddy. Love the show thing.

The battery that fell in between seats. They had to turn the whole plane around. Remember that story? Yeah. I don't know. The Sugar Daddy thing is interesting. I wish that was in the article. Yeah. What is that? Don't know. Yeah.

Where's the rider on that one? Here's Amy's pile of stories. Okay, let's play. Would you rather? Would you rather be five times smarter, richer, or more attractive? Smarter. Because the other things I could put into place if I'm just smarter. That's the debate. Sure.

I know some smart people that don't know how to make money. Probably just because they don't care enough to make money. Like, I think if you're really smart, you can. and direct that into whatever you choose to be successful at. Oh, dude, just take the money, man. No, what do you spend it? You're dumb. You'll spend it all.

You'll buy a bunch of lottery tickets. Yeah, good point. I mean, your IQ would be five times what it is now. Wow. Yeah, that'd be wild. And I would be very rich and I'd be good looking because I would just have surgeries and stuff with all my money. Okay. Well, Bobby, you are like most people.

Most people surveyed chose smarter. Then people chose richer. Then was more attractive. You could be attractive, and that could actually make. you richer if you did that. Sure. But smarter, I think, wins both of them. You don't get as attractive.

But if you're richer, you're also more attractive because of your money. 100%. Women see those make accounts. Let's go. Not always. No, but I'm saying that there's absolute version. Yeah, you can dress. No, not even that.

There's absolute versions of guys that are dopey with really pretty girls. Look at the golf. Look some of the golfers. Right. That's a good example. They have like swimsuit model girls. wives and girlfriends because they're just, you know, and they're dopey, but they're rich golfers. But also it's attractive that someone's really good at their sport, like a pro athlete.

Yeah, great. We'll agree with that. Hey guys, we know. Sure. Yeah. Okay. So we really need to be better when it comes to our pin numbers because there was some leaked databases. And they were able to look at what people are using as pin numbers.

And they're like, yeah, this is not good because the most common pin number is still one, two, three, four. You don't forget that one. Let's not do that, guys. You don't forget that one? One, two, three, four. And we're really making it easy for hackers when we go with the second most popular. 111-1-1. Yes. And then after that, it's 0-0.

And then there's 1-2-1-2. That's just because people forget. I don't even know that it's lazy. I think it's like, what is it again? Hey, people listening right now. Like, oh, my gosh, you're telling my pin number right now. And then a very popular one, 6-9-69. Oh, that's, oh.

Bones. Uh-oh, you got to change it. No, no, no, no. But my number on my treadmill because they locked the thing. up. This is true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what it is in my treadmill.

And I think it's funny because I said it because if my wife gets on it, because you do, you can like do workouts other than the treadmill. But I just, I said it because it's just hilarious to make her do six nine, six nine, because she thinks I'm 12. And but Eddie and I will work with her trainer. And they always got to type in six nine, six nine to get one again. You are 12. Yeah, I am 12.

So Morgan Wallin was doing a show and one of the fans in the crowd held up a sign that said, will you draw my first tattoo? and then she drew an empty box. And that's where he was supposed to like draw the tattoo. He saw it. And he was like, hey, yeah, sure, no problem. So in the box, he wrote, love you. So does God.

And then his initials, MW. And the fan, that wasn't even a week ago. And the fan already has the tattoo. I think they got it the next day. I don't think it's that weird. It wasn't a week ago. I know. It was just moving fast, making things happen.

And I just thought that was cool. The woman that was in the crowd at the baseball game in the stands he hit with the baseball. Oh, gosh. Did you see that bump on her head? It looks like the baseball was under her skin. Yes, it was huge. Wow.

But they made it right. Well, so she didn't get the ball. So it popped her right in the head, like above the eye. She stayed at the game. She didn't get the ball. Somebody else stole the ball. It took off of the ball. That's messed up.

So the next day or a couple days later, she's like, I never got the ball. They made a baseball card after her. Yeah, pretty cool. But, dude, it looks like one of those boxers, like after a match, if they've been hit hard over and over in the same spot when it, the lump is like a baseball. So with that, like, does she not know? it's coming? You can look away for a split second and a foul ball

can. They said it was 110 mile per hour exit speed. Oh my gosh. Yeah, so the Morgan Wall and thing, that's cool. This also happened in a crowd. I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of storage. It's time for the Compton Girl. It was early Sunday morning in California

and Gabriel Cruz and his buddy were waiting for a tow truck because their car broke down. They're on the side of the road. They're like, gosh, where is this tow truck? Then they hear this noise. It's a motorcycle coming down fast. Loses control right in front of them, rolls over, flies over the highway into a canal. They're like, what is happening? So they run over. They look for the bike. All they can see is the taillight. Am I just seeing that? Yeah. All they see is the red tail light sticking out of the water. They're like, oh my gosh, the guy's in there. So Gabriel, he jumps in the

water, finds the guy, pulls him out. They give him CPR while his buddy calls 911. They bring them back to life. And at that point, so they save them and save him? They save him and save him. And then the helicopter shows up, takes him away. He's going to be okay. They jump. That's... Save, save, save. That's a hat trick and saves. Yeah. I have a double save, but this is... They miss their own life to save the dude. And then they use

their skills to save the dude. And then they save the dude. And then they save the dude. That's a lot. Here's Gabriel talking about how he saved the dude. We broke down out there twice. So it was like so many things had to happen for me to be in that position to be there to save that dude he called him a dude he saved the dude that dude is so lucky that they were there he's so lucky yeah that's awesome great story that's what it's all about that was tell me something good a win a win a win a win yep that's me cliver taylor the fourth you might have seen the skits the reactions my journey

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or wherever you get your podcast. It's now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What happened after? After the cantalope won the lottery. What happened after the canalope won the lottery? It became a melanair. That was the morning corny. Let's play the Bobby Feud. A new poll found the top ten things that stress Americans out.

Can you name the top ten? We rolled the dice backstage. Eddie, you won the dice roll. You get to go first. The top ten things that stress Americans. Rick and Zelle, what you got? Bones, let's start with a big one. That's money.

Show me finances are money. That's the number one answer. You get yourself one point right there. Oh, good. Okay. Number two answer, give me kids. Show me kids. Family.

Family? How specific are these? I don't know. Let's play the game. I put family there as kids, just so you know. Okay. Off the board at number four is family. Go ahead.

How about just like your job? Am I going to get fired or not? Work. Number five answer is work. Yeah. Talk 10 things that stress Americans out. Money, family, and work. Three of them are off the board.

Go ahead. You know, how do you get to work? It's like you get in the car, and if it's like, oh my gosh, my car broke down. I worry about that. Show me automobile. Oh. That's your first strike. Interesting.

Amy, we're coming over to you. A new poll found the top 10 things that stress Americans out. can you name one of them? Yeah, us dealing with sickness. Health, okay, health. Show me health. Good one, Amy. Number three answer, Amy's on the board.

Divorce? Oh, yeah, yeah. Very stressful. Show me divorce relationships. Romantic life is number seven. We'll give you that one. You earned that one. We're not giving it to you.

You earned it. There you go. you have it? Traffic? I have that. Like cars? Yeah, traffic. Okay, show me traffic. Lunchbox? Man, I don't know if this falls

under the same category that is. Which one? Bills, bills, bills. Show me money again. Oh, I'm sorry. Lunch, I had that too. Yeah. It did fall under the same thing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Eddie? And you know what I think stresses a lot of people out? weather. Points are doubled and are you going with weather? I think the weather stresses people out. He says weather. No, no, no.

No weather. Amy, points are doubled. Golly, okay. I feel like moving, moving is stressful. That is stressful. Move it sucks. Show me moving! Okay.

A new poll found the top ten things that Stress Americans out. Off the board. Finances money. Physical health, family, work, and romantic life. There are still five answers left. The score is Eddie 10, Amy 10, lunchbox, zero, but points are doubled. Lunchbox, go ahead.

Hmm. Man, I had weight, but you said physical health. That's probably weight. I already did bills when you said financials, and I got buzzed on that one. So, I mean, I literally have nothing written down, so we'll go with what we're going to eat for dinner. Meals. Meals. Half the answer is still on the board.

Oh, man. We got five left. Eddie, what stresses Americans out? I think when they watch the news and they see a lot of politics, it stresses them out. So give me politics. Show me the news. The state of the world. Dang, that's crazy.

Stop watching that. That's number two answer. Number two. Dang, people. I think social media. Social media stresses people out. You guys are good. Come on, baby.

Show me social media. Oh, no. You did take the lead, Eddie, with 16 points. Points are tripled, Amy. Over to you. If you get any of these, you'll take the lead. Okay. The number 6, 8, 9, and 10 answers are on the board.

Top 10 things that stress Americans out. I feel like this should relax us, but I feel like it stresses a lot. lot of people out. Vacation. That is stressful. Very good. You want vacation? Then like the finance, like paying for it.

Oh, money. You want to do money? No, I'm not doing money. We got money for the third time. I'm doing vacation. Show me vacations. No. It's stressful though, Amy.

You're right. I agree. Lunchbox, if you get one, you win because it's points are tripled and only big totals here. What's lunchboxes is a total right now? Zero. Got it. Point zero.

Started from the bottom. Now we're here. Go ahead. Global warming. What? That stressed people out. Yeah. Oh, yeah, man.

Oh, my gosh. People, the end of the world. Yeah, they're worried. Well, that's different. Show me global warming. Okay, aliens. No, that'd be good. That's me.

That's nice. That's me. Oh. Mental health or emotional problems. Physical health was three. Mental health was six. Friendships. Oh, I thought that would be relationships.

No, romantic life is what I said. Romantic life. Number nine, pets and check out. You can't say you had everything whenever you didn't. You literally came back and you said, I have nothing new. No, no, but once we went around that third time, those are the ones. When Amy said, when Eddie said social media, I said friendship in my head. Lack of sleep.

Traumatic event, like a natural disaster or violence against you. Dang. Oh, my wife, a tornado. Traumatic event. Eddie? Yeah. Not the group's best luck, but wins a win. I'll take it.

We'll do our best and worst from the weekend. and we were flying back from St. Louis. I'll go first, my worst. We're flying back from St. Louis. And they do the thing where the airplane pulls out to the, like, I don't know, whatever that is. Tarman? Thanks. We're out there and ready to take off.

And the pilot's like, all right. We may have to sit here for a while because there's just a bad storm. Lightning everywhere. And so we're just kind of sitting. All of a sudden, the plane takes off. We're like, all right, let's go. So we're up. We're shaking, though.

We're for sure in the middle of a storm. and we get up and we are hitting some crazy turbulance where the plane's just all I can think about is a story about that guy last week that that turbulets hit so hard like he died yeah yeah yeah yeah he had a heart attack yeah I mean I understand

I had one yeah exactly and so I'm already having a feeling like I'm having a heart attack and so we're going up and we're hitting it like and we go to the cloud just shake some more we get up and we get whatever the flat and Eddie goes I think that's it we made it Not three seconds after that

Boom! The plane almost crashes to death. Yeah, bad timing on my part. As soon as he said, I think we're clear, boys. Whop bam! So was Eddie saying that or the pilot? No, that was me. I don't think the pilot would say that.

No, pilot probably saw what was happening or nothing was happening. And it didn't even... Did you drop like a significant... We did this. We did this. It shook like crazy. It's a bad one.

That's my worst. I thought we were going to die. And then when Eddie's like, we're all clear for a second. thought we're going to make, oh no! Then we almost died again. And it wouldn't have happened had he not said, I think we got it. I'm an optimist. What can't tell you? It wouldn't have happened had he not jinx in the air. I don't even believe in the jinks. I don't believe in the jinks. But that could have been one of the instances. Amy was like in a movie. I think we're all

good boys. Boom. And then we almost all died. We're lucky to be here. Thank you. That was the worst. I don't like to start with the worst, but I was ready for that one. I mean, it's good to start with the worst because then you end with the high. I like that. The best is we spent a couple days in St. Louis and it was excellent. We did the podcast out in front of Bush Stadium where the Cardinals play. We went in. We got a lot, we did a lot of stuff with Paul Goldschmits. They're a big star. We talked to him. You know how in sports at the end of a basketball game, they'll trade jerseys with each other? You ever see that? Or football? They trade jerseys. Yeah. So I told Goldschmidt, because he's a listener back in the day. He went to Texas State. So he's a listener back

in the day, day. And so he doesn't do a lot of interviews, but he came out. He was awesome. And I said, here, man, that's trade. And I broke out, I took my microphone off the cable, and I gave it to him. And I signed it. And I said, I signed it to Paul, uh, Bibone's Hall of Fame, you know, a Hall of Fame. And then what did he do for you?

Then he got, he went back to the locker room. He got this. This is one of his bats. And it says to Bobby from Texas to the show because both of us. This is Paul Goldschmidt, 22 MVP. That's cool. And then he had the best week. weekend of his life hitting.

Yeah, at home runs, right? Like crazy. I'm just saying. What are you saying? I don't know, but I'm just saying. You're saying something. The microphone was lucky? I'm just saying, all of a sudden, he's whacking him.

So we had a great weekend with the Cardinals. We went and we took infilled. I mean, it was excellent. And I am a Cubs fan. So I saw you wouldn't even wear Cubs stuff to the game. I wouldn't wear Cardinal stuff to the game. Oh, that's right. I wore Cardinal stuff because they were hosting us.

They were excellent. You didn't wear Cubs stuff either. No, no, I didn't. I wanted to be respectful. Yeah, you were red, though. Correct. I loved every minute of it. The Cardinals, A-plus organization,

couldn't have had a better time. But when we were going to the game that night, I couldn't wear a Cardinals thing, going to a Cubs game, I'm a Cubs fan. So it was awesome. There was A-plus, and hopefully that episode will have it up. But it was really one of the most fun,

too much accesses we've ever shot in the history of the world. Because they just let us do whatever we wanted. We played the outfield, not played, like with trucks and stuff. Like the head marbles. Yeah, it was awesome. You, best and worst. Best would be I had a best friend come to town.

My friend Scott, he was in my wedding back in the day. Met him when I was 14 years old. So we were like, wow, we've been friends 29 years. And he got to hang out with the kids and see them. He had went to Haiti to see them when they were there and stuff like that. But it was just good to see them bond. So that was high. And then Lowe would be we were grilling out one time, one of the nights that he was here.

and went and got this fresh sourdough bread to have us the bun, and my dog ate the entire loaf. That was nice to give it to the dog. Yeah, but he drove all, I was like, there's his best bakery, it's in town, like a local thing. He drove all the way out there, got the bread. I'm guessing you didn't give it to the dog. The dog just took it.

I don't know. She got up on the counter with her grubby little paws. Yeah, I do that sometimes too. My wife had something out. Same thing. Same situation. Eddie, I'll go to you because I know you're worst. Yeah, I kind of have like a best, worse, worse.

Yeah, go ahead. So the best, obviously, is like, yours. I mean, we spent all day with the St. Louis Cardinals, which is amazing. My 12-year-old self was, like, freaking out. Dude, when you get in a major league park and you're on the field, like this is stuff that you dream of as a kid and you're there living it, but we're older men, Bobby and I. So that was cool.

That was awesome. But while we were taking grounders in the infield, Bobby kind of threw a ball to me. It was a little high. No, no, Eddie wasn't on the bag. And the coach said, hey, Eddie, get on the bag and take the – That was on you, buddy. So I jumped really high to get the ball.

and as I landed, the side of my foot hit the base and I rolled my ankle and I heard a crunch. And I knew that's why I knew it was bad. It turns out my foot, I have a fracture of my foot. I don't know if the ligaments are okay. I haven't checked that out yet. I'm supposed to go to an orthopedic this week. So we'll see how that goes. So here are the options.

A, we're just athletes and athletes get hurt. Oh, that's part of the game. Yeah, because I tore them, you know, my, you know, my rotator cuff I tore it last time. What do you say? It's showbiz. That's showbiz, baby. We're athletes, athletes, get hurt. That's one.

Number two, freak accident. Number three, we're too old to go that hard. That's where my wife's leaning. We're too old to go that hard. Yeah, my wife's been leaning that way for a long time. Yeah, I'm going to go three for sure. But like, when you go to the doctor, do you say like, yes. Oh, you're like, sorry, I was walking out with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Dude this guy at the grocery store like, oh, why are you in a boot? Oh, let me tell you, man. I was playing with the St. Louis Cardinals? Exactly. You did not say that. Exactly. A guy is a grocery store? When I tore my rotator cuff, I was like, I was playing softball with the Florida State team.

For sure, when y'all are telling strangers this stuff, they think you're delusional. No. But it's real. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's the greatest. Would you do it again for the same injury? 100%. Is he crazy?

Is he crazy or no? No, I mean, I get it because you don't want to take away that experience. All you have to deal with is a little fracture. I mean, ideally, I wouldn't want to injure my foot. But if I had to do it again, yeah, let's go, dude. What sucks for Eddie's injury is it's, you can't do anything about it. So I'm just in a boot for like six weeks. It's like a broken, like pinky toe type thing.

There's something you can do. But I did find out this morning I can drive with a boot. No, no, how's somebody drive you? Now you're talking. Get a driver. Lunchbox, best and worse. Let's see, best. The pools were open.

So we hit the pool. Worse, there were storms. And when there's storms, my wife doesn't sleep, which means I don't sleep. Bad storms. Well, that's not good. Yeah, bad storms. She is so paranoid. Into tornado.

Some of those were tornadoes in other states. Which, by the way, you can donate if you, text word Red Cross to 90999. You can donate 10 bucks to, I mean, we'll talk about in the news at multiple states. We got the lucky end of the storms as they were just thunderstorms all the time they came to us, but tornadoes rocked a few places.

Super sad to see that. But text the word Red Cross to 90999, if you want to help out, 10 bucks will go to victims. And the Red Cross really does stretch your dollar right there. All right, let's go and do the news. Bobby's Big. Stories.

From JAMA internal medicine, despite the used-by dates stamped on the bottle over-the-counter drugs last years longer than you think. A new study is shedding light on how insignificant that date on the bottle actually is in testing active ingredients in common over-the-counter drugs that expired 35 years earlier. Oh, 36% not only worked, but were just as potent as they should be. 35 years earlier. Is it like a fine wine? Age as well? I'll take a 1987 Advil, please. It's nice.

I've got a specific headache. I'm looking one from, yeah. So that's good to know. Expiration dates in general. I say that, but I got so sick all bad almond milk. Uh-oh. Remember that? I was up all night.

I think milk and perishable. That's an almond milk's not milk. It's not milk. Does almonds, do almonds have nipples? No. But it still requires refrigeration upon opening. I felt that. North Carolina man shares pictures of a bizarre first.

UFO that landed in his garden and believes it may have come from space. A furry one? Well, the photos are kind of furry because it's moving. Blurred. Blurry. No, it says furry. Oh, really? Yeah, I want to make sure I give the headline exactly what it deserves.

Justin Klontz was working on grounds maintenance and he was like, what is this? They spotted a giant form-looking object. The UFO-like object was covered in a burnt carbon fiber and heavy-duty metal plate. It was held together by thick bolts. it was again there's some kind of fur on it though for real yeah

so it wasn't just the pictures it literally had fur on it and then they took it apart or I don't know it looks like there's some aliens in it or something if you're asking me to give my professional opinion it was massive

he's showing pictures of it and he's like this thing came from space there's so many things that government's working on that we don't know what it is but this is for sure aliens Maybe the aliens put fur on it because they're like, ooh, they will think it's just a bear.

They'll pet it. Right? That's what we do. Here's one. Robert Calver of Grand Rapids posted a video to TikTok of himself eating a cheeseburger and fries. This is May 21st. And in his TikTok, he said that he's only going to tip if he's sitting down when he orders. So if he's standing up when he orders, he doesn't tip. If he's sitting down when he orders, he tips.

Thoughts on that general rule? If there's a tip line and I'm standing up, I'm likely going to hit something. Like whether it's a dollar or a percentage, I don't know. To me, if I can do that dollar, I'm going to do it. I see all the people back there working and they can divvy that up however they see fit. But I get why people abide by this rule. Rule of sum. Yeah, new thumb, though.

Never heard of this one. Lunchbox? I think it's genius. Because this is the exact example. Starbucks, Subway, anywhere, you just go. down the line and they just make your food. It's not a big deal. I think this is a perfect example of the tipping rule. If you

stand up, you don't tip because you are doing all the work. You're carrying the food to your table. They're not bringing it to you. They're not waiting on you. So this guy is 100% accurate. What I can see happening with lunchbox he'll go to a sit-down restaurant though and stand-up while he orders. I've declared no tip. What about drive-through though? You're sitting down when you do the drive-thead.

So you don't tip though. Well, he says you're sitting down. I don't see an option for No, you don't tip at a drive-thew. Eddie just said you're sitting there. But a drive-thru, you never tip anyway. That's just out of the question. That is the stupidest rule ever. But I'm also not going to get worked up on whether or not people choose to tip or not.

It's like lunchbox gets mad at people for tipping. Or it gets mad that there's a line that he doesn't have to write anything on it. Right. Yeah, tipping culture, I do think has gone a little too far. But I think if you want a tip, you can. And if you don't in these situations, don't. I like the option, too. I grew up and I worked a lot of jobs

or I depended on tips. So for me, there are a lot of people that took care of me back in the day with good tips. Probably the service wasn't super great. So I like to give that back but I completely understand. Tipping culture is out of hand a bit. There is a line on everything now. Everything. Yes.

Well, no, not everything, not drive-through. I mean, heck, I even found out you were supposed to people told me a year ago you were supposed to tip the maid at the hotel. Like, what? Well, you're not supposed to. No, no. There's no supposed to. You can leave a couple bucks on the stand if you feel like it, but you're not supposed to. But that's you taking a story and going,

I can't believe you're supposed to and make people go like, yeah, even though that's really not what it is. Like, nobody's supposed to. But someone told me that and I was like, what? Someone just told you there's an alien land on a guy's garden. I mean, you should believe that? No, I didn't believe that either. Brittany Spears claims her jewelry was stolen. It's all gone.

Britney Spears claimed via social media Sunday that she's the latest celebrity do have been robbed at home. See, look, there's nothing. I'm scared. It's all gone. All my jewelry is gone. Spears 42 wrote. She went on to claim now. She buys cheap and fake jewelry out of precaution. This is from page six. Two things. One, remember the whole freebie? Anything? Maybe he wasn't having to free bird. Oh, man, I feel she is. Maybe. Maybe you didn't know what you're talking about. And maybe things aren't good right now. Then two, yeah, that sucks. I mean, or she just misplaced it.

She can't find it. Or she sold it. It's in a different closet. It's like when you park somewhere. You're like, someone that's on my car. No, no, you're one hot over. I've done that before. Poor Brittany, man. I know. Hollywood Catastrophe.

That's what we're calling it. Western Journal has the story. A bad Memorial Day weekend at the box office. It's got a movie Mike. Movie Mike, it looks like this is a really poor Memorial Day. Why is no one going to movies? Too expensive, man. Yeah.

Movies getting longer. And also, the lines are kind of blurred between a movie you watch on Netflix and a movie you go see in theaters. What's that mean, a blurred line? Like, it feels like the, same thing to everybody. Just content. Why would I go and spend 15, 20 bucks to go watch it in theaters if I have something similar at home? I still think the best movies are in the theater, but I feel like people are like, I could just get this at home.

Without somebody having their phone on the whole time in a dark room, one row ahead of you. Is that how much a ticket is? $15, $20? I don't go to the movies. I don't know. I don't even feel like there's good matinee prices anymore. Oh, the matinee. Those are the days. I know, but there is not. It does it. Mikey. How much are tickets? About $15 for a kid, 18 for adult. Hey, back in the day when it was only a dollar, those were great days. But the thing is, the movies are good.

Like, I went to go see Furiosa this weekend. Great movie made like $30 million, cost $160 to make. Is that Mad Max? Yeah. Like a sequel to Mad Max? It's a prequel. Furiosa? Furiosa?

Oh, Furiosa. I don't know. Furiosa. All right, Mikey, thank you. Oh, Furiosa. A sister picked out the North Carolina teenager's $1 million winning lottery ticket. An 18-year-old won a $1 million prize. She had her sister pick out.

I'll pick out the scratch-off lottery ticket. And so she did. But doom, $10. Jumbo bucks. I'll take that number, please. She won $1 million. Oh, that's awesome. So if your sister picks it out, you'd give her some.

Sure. Yeah, it's your sister. Yeah. But I think the headline is an 18-year-old won $1 million. Yeah, 18. The millionaire. Gosh. Well, not much.

We had to think about that. I know. We had a little. She won't get a million dollars. But imagine she goes to high school down there. The teacher's like, hey. And she's like, I got more money than you. You just give me an A.

That's why not have that. works. I don't think. And then I want to say you can text the word Red Cross to 90-999. You may have experienced some version of the storm or the bad one, which is the tornadoes across four different states. At least 22 people were killed. Hundreds were injured as storm swept through Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky over the weekend. Lots of weather problems. And then all these people that passed away.

And I'm telling you the Red Cross are the first people to set up. They are able to provide so much. So again, you can text right across to 90999, and there are a lot of people that could use your help. That story from CBS News. All right, that's the news. Thank you. Bobbies.

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I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar. of, you know, the cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

Okay, rewind. A month or so ago, maybe less than that, I get an email going, hey, here's a script. I know in the past, we've reached out, and they asked Amy to be in a movie. It's called Holiday Harmony. It's on HBO Max or Max now. You can see it. And so they said, hey, would this person want to do a movie? Would you, could they take off work, that kind of thing?

And I'm like, I would never hold anybody back from doing anything they want to do. And everybody on the show, a lot of you guys have expressed interest in acting. Oh, absolutely. This is easy. Oh, yeah. Just to go to Hollywood, be a star. Yeah. So who's been cut?

Aye. Hi. I. Hi. I. Ray. Abby. Abby.

Mike. Mike. Okay. It's down to Eddie and me. I know, it's us. Eddie, it's not you. What are you talking about? Oh, it's me!

I got it. Just like that, I got cut. Watch box. It's not you. Wait, what? Is it you? You know what? Like, a part of me in my brain, like, literally was, I wonder if it's Bobby.

I just thought that. I wish I would have said it out loud. You got the movie rule? I don't know that I'm going to take it. Well, what is it? What are you talking about? Wait a minute. What?

This whole time you said it was one of us. Is it unise? Can we audition? It's one of us. Yes, it's one of us. Okay, what is it? Tell us more. I can't, so not my movie.

Well, what's... Okay, what can you tell us? It's a Christmas movie. That's what I can tell you. Are you Santa? No, no, no. I've done a fair bit of acting. I've been in a good movie.

I've done some TV shows. It's not really my thing. And I like it. It's fine. I don't know if I'm going to do it. I forgot about it. And then I brought it up on the air that day. You forgot about it?

Yeah. How? How do you forget about a movie? Hey, man. I mean, I got a movie role. I just forgot about it. Well, it's that Scoob and I got sent the script. And he was like, hey, what do you want to do with this? I was like, I don't know. And I read it. And I was like, I don't, I don't know.

So that's what it was. And then I probably would have just told you guys the first. But the content does so, like when we stream, this is real, by the way. This is not a bit as in like we made it up. But when we do a bit like this, it streams out of its mind. People will consume it like crazy. You mean to try to figure out who it is? Yeah.

So it's like, why would we not do a bit on it? Oh. Well. A lot of heartbreak involved for us. That was like building us up. And then you say, Eddie, you don't get it. So I got it. I thought that too.

Scooby, your thoughts? I like the whole stringing out a bit. It's always fun. But the payoff with you, I think you should, thoughts on doing it. I think you should do it. It would be kind of cool. Absolutely. And you have a pretty prominent role in it.

So it's not like it's a walk on, then you're done. It seems like you're throughout the script. It's a nude scene, though. This just goes to show that. Really? I'm nude the whole time. Okay. First of all, you're not.

It's all nude all the time. We weren't a nude suit though. What are saying? Just that, I don't know, everybody's dreams are so different. It's like, you get handed something like on a silver platter. And you're just like, I don't know. No, he's like, I forgot about it, man. Right.

Meanwhile, we. But I've done it. So have I. And I've done it, done it. It's not like you get a little taste and you want more. It's not like that. Were you okay if I pitch, if they look at maybe using Amy versus you? Excuse me?

See, now you just create a drama. What are you doing? I thought she could do it, though, with her experience. I haven't decided. I haven't decided I'm not going to do it yet. But if you turn it down, though, can we go to her? Why, Amy? Hello?

What if you let the show, like, audition for it? That's what I'm talking about. What if everybody gets shot to audition for it? I can already tell right now Amy's going to be the clear winner. Why? She has experience. What is the role? But she didn't have experience until she did it once?

Yes, but I think looking for somebody who hasn't just done it once. They want someone who, I think we should just go with Amy. And then after I did it, I took acting lessons. Since when are you? You a director, bro? I would say, yeah, bro. But based on what the role is and what I've seen what it is, I feel like Amy could also be a really good fit in this.

And I can't? No, you can't. Oh. Okay. I think lunchbox be pretty good at it. I don't think LushBox can be really good at it. That is, I mean, I don't know what, I don't know when you cast it for your movie, but you didn't. I think sometimes he, like, he tries to act, but it sounds really bad.

And like, it sounds really fake and phony. Uh-oh. And a little over the top, you're like, That's just too much. Anyway, I have to decide what the deal is. I don't even know when, but that's the deal. It's over. Congratulations, man.

Thank you. Thank you. It's a lot of hurry up and wait. That's not my style. Oh, yeah, all day. All day. It's amazing. I had like nine or ten lines in a movie with Vanessa Hudgens once.

It's four days to shoot nine or ten lines. But didn't you love just being on set and watching it all? I was like, let's go. Why are we here? I got stuff to do. I got a show to go do. I got to talk to my people. Not Hollywood people. But you got your own trailer and all that.

I did my own trailer. That's cool. But I lived in a camper show for like three years in my life. So it really wasn't different. It wasn't different than that. Hold on. But then if you take this, we could do the show from set. I don't even know where they're filming it.

Whatever. We'll be on location. That'd be great. Just being on location. It doesn't matter where. I don't care. I'm ready. Four?

To go on set and do the show. Yeah. He's ready. Like we'll do it live from the set. He just wants to be involved somehow. He just wants to be around the set so we can try to get in the set. Okay, that's the deal. I'll let you guys.

That's crap, man. It is. It is ruined my Tuesday. You didn't lose anything. Yeah, I did. I lost my movie role. You didn't have a movie role. I thought I did.

You didn't have it. And then when you said Eddie, you're out. I'm like, I got it. Yeah. I didn't even think about another person. Ugh. Stupid. Well, you should have told your family you had it.

I know, but I came in this today thinking, oh my gosh, my life's going to change. And it did change. I got scrapped on. Bobby, what percentage of you might take it? I don't know. I've really thought about it. When did they need an answer, scuba? Do you know?

I mean, they're hoping for an answer within the week. Scuba wants Amy to do it, man. You heard him. I'm just say if you turn it down, she's the next best option. I don't know that that's true, though. Makes no sense. Well, based on what the role, I can't say what it is, but if we're looking at all of us because they're looking for our type, Amy's the next best option. Dude, I can play a woman.

Easily. Our type, what do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean, you people? Yeah, explain, Scuba. Darius Rucker's got a new book out today called Life's Too Short, a memoir by Darius Rucker. Darius, a good friend of mine, also a guest on the Bobbycast. And I think it was the only time that I ever cried during an episode.

Really? It got pretty intense, but we have a very familiar story to each other. His dad left him when he was young. And so he was talking about that. He didn't see him forever. And his dad also lived near him, similar to me. And he talked about how his dad showed up. He had seen like Hootie and the Blow Fish his dad, like on Letterman or performance.

and they were at dinner and his dad like showed up to the restaurant and like Darius was like, oh, that's my dad. And he thought it was going to be like the start of repairing their relationship because he like gave his cell phone number, no cell phones, his home phone number, answer machine type thing. I don't see my dad from the time I'm like 13 or 14 until I'm 28, 15 years. So we talked for a little while and I give him my phone number. This is for four cell phones and go on the road for a couple days. And I get back to my house.

and I checked my answer machine and he's on my answer machine and the first message he left me in my whole life, I haven't talked to him for 15 years, he asked me for $50,000. It was shocking. I was like, are you kidding me

and expected me to give it to him? It's a great episode. He's very vulnerable. Check out the Bobbycast wherever you podcast. If it's IHartRadio, wherever just search the Bobbycast. But did over an hour

with Darius Rucker Boy, Hootie was, they were hardcore too. You didn't know it, but holy crick. Lunchbox saw a celebrity in the wild. Last time he did this ended up being Mike D. So we have to know, are we being tricked? No. Real celebrity.

You promise. Promise. So we're going to have 60 seconds to yes or no him. We're going to try this version of it instead of a number of questions. We have 60 seconds on the clock. Yes or no questions in order. And at the end, we'll talk about and see if we can name who it is. So we've got to go quick.

Yes. But in order, too. So I'll go first. Celebrity in the Wild. And go. Man? No. Woman. Go ahead, Amy. Married? I don't know. Eddie? Country singer? Yes.

Over 40? Yes. Kids? No. Blonde hair? And married. Female? Married. Blonde hair? Blonde hair. Over 40?

Yes. Over 40. Did you answer blonde? Blonde, yeah. He doesn't know. It's kind of like in the middle, I think. Yeah. married to somebody famous Yeah, though

No Not that I know Is her hair really big? What do you mean big? Big, lots of volume, lots of hair Big. She means like Dolly, is it Dolly? Or she...

I guess you could say big hair. I was thinking Kimberly. Okay, she's in a band? No. Is it somebody that I like? We're on time here. I think, yeah, you like her? Okay.

Amy? 40. Someone not famous. Has she been in the studio this year? Or ever. No, not this year. Not this year. Okay.

Over 40? Yeah. That's what he says. Female over 40, blondeish hair. You like her. No kids. I like her fine, apparently. I wasn't like, he said it.

He said it? No kids, he said that? He said no kids. Married to someone not famous. Uh-huh. Must be a solo artist. Yeah, not in a band. I don't think.

He wasn't sure about the blonde, though. But he was trying to play the game, but the game you can't only play if it's timed. Oh, he was, oh. He always like, oh, I do. I wouldn't be able to do that if it was a timed game. Yes, you would. Is Casey Musgra married?

But I, she's not blonde at all. Right, but the way he answered it, I'm not trusting that. She's not married, right? She was, she's divorced. Yeah, but I think the question is she married. And it was a country singer. Yeah. But I don't know, Casey's not, what's her age? Is she?

Miranda's married. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And definitely blonde. And he's not. Is Carly Pierce over 40? Famous. Yes.

She's not married. Is she? I don't know. Did she get married? She's not married. She was to Michael, right? Oh, boy. She's over 40?

She could be blonde. It's not Laney. It's got to be Carly. That's my guess. I don't think she's 40. You don't think so? I'm going to go. Reba has kids.

Reba says it was red. Hey, look what you're talking to. Yeah. The hair thing threw me off. Oh, 40. She's over 40. Winona. Not married.

Guys, I don't know. Okay, we're going to go with... How old is Carly? Do you find out? I bet it's Carly. I don't think she's 40. Should I Google it? Can we Google it?

We're an answer. Amy, give us an answer. Me? I'm going to go... What? What about? No kids? I know.

Over 40, no kids. God, true. Is he sure? She's over 40. Let's just go Dolly. Okay. Dolly. Okay.

Dolly. Dolly. Dolly Barton. It is. Wait, where did you see her? Because I said it is it like, like Dolly? Like Kimberly Perry. I didn't say that.

Whatever. Do you go to Dollywood? I went to Dollywood and Dolly Park was there? No, it wasn't the real Dolly. No, it was the real Dolly. You promise? I swear.

They had a parade and everything. She came in a little carriage. The carriage was covered in flowers. Hold on. And she's just sitting in the, little carriage and she went through the park and the carriage. I don't know that you're wrong. I swear, she just happened to be there when I was there.

There's no way the real dollies at Dollywood. I think the real dolly goes to Hollywood sometimes. On a parade? Yes. I don't know. Is it a big, maybe it was the Memorial Day parade or something? I don't know what it was for. We just happened to be there and we walk up and there she's going by on a carriage.

We're like, oh, there's Dolly. Cool. Can we go ride a ride? And you're sure it was her? 100%. Like the real one. Well, who else would it be? A fake actor.

Oh, they have people dress up his dog? Oh my gosh. I don't know that they do or don't. I mean, it looked like her. It looked every, I mean, everything about her looked like Dolly Parton. And I was like, wow, what randomly the first time I ever go to Dollywood. That's the part. I mean, it could be her.

She was there. There is a photo on Dollywood of Dolly and this thing he's talking about. No one was arguing with you. I mean, you were like, are you sure? I mean, I thought it was the real one. That's not arguing going, are you sure? Yeah. Yeah.

And also at these places, yes, they've done. do hire people that look a lot like someone. It's like a Disney World, man. It's not really Cinderella. It's just somebody dressed like Cinderella. It was kind of crazy, though, that she was just there riding on a carriage. And I was like, Dolly! But she didn't know who I was.

We have another Celebrity in the Wild Story and 60 seconds on the clock. It's from Ray Mundo. Oh. Ray Mundo. Yo. Are you ready? Yeah. 60 seconds on the clock.

And go. Man. No. Go. Married. No. Okay. Country singer?

Yeah. Hello. Can you skip me? My bad. Go ahead. Under 40. Yeah. Been in the studio since January 1st.

Definitely not. Definitely not. Not married. Right? He said not married? Yeah. Under 40. Oh my God.

Does she have a boyfriend? Maybe. Oh, my God. He doesn't know. He doesn't know. What are you going to do? Can't penalize him? Go, go on.

Ever been married? Yep. It's Casey Musgraves has got to be. No, it's got to be Carly Pierce. I don't know that's got to be out of the one. Oh, we're on the clock. We're on the clock. Go ahead. Brown hair?

Dark. Dark hair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Is she a good songwriter? Very. It's got to be Casey Musgraves. It's got to be. Ask specific.

No. Was she married to Misa the Bear? She was never married to Misa the Bear. No. Was she married to a singer-songwriter? Yeah. Okay. Is she Casey Musgraves?

Is it case of Mascraves? Eddie. Does she have a song called Follow Your Era? Yeah. Casey Musgraves. Oh, that's cool. We just see her. Yeah, on 17th.

Just looked over, and there she is, rocking an electric vehicle. Oh, like in the car? Yeah, I sent the picture to Mike. I'm almost 100% it was her. Oh, you don't even know. I was in a parade. Let's see it, Mike. I mean, it's legit.

Ray also sent a picture of an artist that was outside of a liquor store. Right, right. Remember that? Yes, yes. But it was right. Buying a lot of liquor. And we never said the name. Mike, do you think that's her?

I don't know. Oh, no. Ray it's 50-50 if that's her or not you zoom in? That looks like her it looks but you only see top of her head and glasses that's her that's her

100% her really 100% her that's her okay oh that's pretty cool good job you two yeah a plus but mine was cooler I mean mine was out in the wild lunches you went to an event at that person's team that's true you could go to that 365 days you ain't gonna see that's true

it was named the dolly part Dollywood. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, good. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Rock Rapids, Iowa. A 33-year-old man's driving, kind of swerving around the road. He gets pulled over. And police walk up and say, can I have your license and registration, please?

He's like, oh, man, I'm not supposed to be driving, so I better give him my fake ID. Give him the fake ID. Only problem with it is it says he's eight feet tall. That's like McLevin. from Hawaii. Yeah. It's like just so

absurd. He's eight feet tall. That's funny, man. Why would he even... If you have that, don't put it around your other ID. And that's only a joke ID. You can't show that to anybody.

And is it an existing ID? Like somebody else really had... I don't believe anybody's ever been eight feet tall. There's only been like a couple of people in the history of the world that have been eight feet tall. There have been eight feet tall? Yeah. Like over time, is there anyone now that's eight feet tall?

I think that anybody... I think the world record holder for tallest person is 8 foot 11. But the tallest living person right now is 8 foot 3. 8 foot 11? There's an 8 foot 3 person alive. Yeah. Wow. I mean, that's funny.

That driver's license is funny. Yeah. But like. That'd be terrible. Like Wemby, who plays in the NBA, 7 foot 5. And he's... And he's... And he's stopped the tallest.

That's crazy. World's tallest living man, Sultan Kosen, who is 8 foot... 2.82 inches meets the shortest man and the short man They met like they had dinner Yeah they had like a picture Oh my gosh

Looks like a person playing with the doll Oh I've seen that guy before yeah What stinks is it's probably Some like elephantitis of Sure Or some I don't know what the disease would be Because elephantitis is Of certain specific areas

But he walks out of the cane That would be unfortunate Oh he got married Two A woman that is 5 foot 9 Yeah she's not tall. They met through a mutual friend. They could probably do only fans.

Make a pretty penny. Yeah, he traveled from Syria to Turkey to meet each other and that's when they, and then they ended up getting married. You ever watch the Andre the Giant documentary? It's a sad. That's why I'm saying, like, this guy I feel so bad. Me too. Like Andre the Giant couldn't fit in the toilet on the airplane so he had to

and they'd put a curtain around them too. Okay, well, that's, go ahead. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Morgan recently announced she has a boyfriend. We knew she was dating the dude, but she has a boyfriend. It's a point weeks ago, Amy thought this boyfriend was living a double life because he would disappear and then show up. And then she kind of held on to that.

Yeah. She said she wasn't holding on to it. If we could tell, she was kind of holding on to it. But now you have some intel about Morgan's boyfriend? Yeah, inside Intel. Okay, go ahead. So my friend was at a party that Morgan and her boyfriend were both at, and so she spent time with both of them,

and said Morgan's boyfriend is lovely. If you were someone who could live a double life, wouldn't you be extra lovely? Like, wouldn't you be so good at being lovely? Yeah, you'd be a pro at it. Because I don't think she's living a double life, but I, you know. Yeah, I don't think so either anymore. My friend came to my house next,

and it was like the first thing she said when she walked in the door, she was like, guess who I were you talking out with? And I was like, who? She was like, when Morgan was there with her boyfriend. And I said, okay, well, tell me what you thought. And she said, I thought he was lovely. He seemed very nice. Morgan seems really happy.

So I was like, okay, I'm going to let it go. Morgan, your thoughts on Amy's admission here that she could have been wrong? Obviously, I was just being protective of you. Yeah, yeah, I think she was being protective. But yeah, he's never been living a double life. That's never been a concern of mine. Do you make him wear a mask around people like like, like Amy or her friend so they don't know what he looks like? No, no.

He's like a luchador wrestler. Everywhere he goes, he wears a mask. You're all good? No, it's all good. If you guys get to meet him, that's cool. But, yeah, just keeping him private still. You mean online? Yeah.

But when are you going to bring him by, you know? We do. When does that ever happen? When is it? Hey, what's up, man? When have we ever done human show and tell? Never. This is the first time.

We never done human show and tell. When I was married, my husband came on, like, I felt like that was a little bit show until one day. Because he was so private. Most of us have had people on, but I mean, like, just for the reason, like, here they are. Look at them. And that'd be cool, though. He would be like, what is happening?

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