The Bobby Bones Show - TUES FULL SHOW: Top 10 New Year's Resolutions! + Who Gets To Wear Lingerie For Men?

Episode Date: December 31, 2024

We play The Bobby Feud and try to guess the Top 10 NY Resolutions! Plus, Lunchbox's bike comes up missing and we spin the wheel to see who gets to try lingerie for men!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning, studio. Morning. A lot of people ready to talk to us this morning. Jason is on the phone from Alabama. Jason, what's going on, buddy? Good morning, Bobby. Good morning, studio. Morning.

I understand that I married an amazing woman, right? My wife is next to none. But I have learned in my life and in my 12 years of marriage that whenever it comes to gift on Valentine's Day, I don't get her anything. And the reason I don't get her anything is because if I'm only getting her something on Valentine's Day to show her how much I love her on Valentine's Day. February 14th only I'm not a great husband.

I get her stuff all throughout the year just to let her know how much I love her, let her know that she's adored every day, 365, 24-7. I mean, that sounds great in theory, but I get Caitlin's stuff too, but I also use Valentine's Day as a day to go, hey, this day is just an acknowledgement, like a pure acknowledgement of not every day, but let me do something I don't normally do. Right, so that's my question. Like, he literally does nothing.

You do nothing? Well, he loves her awful hard the other 364 days. I don't do nothing. Her growing up, her mother's birthday is Valentine's Day. So she grew up with that being her month's birthday. And, of course, I don't want to be the guy, the one guy on the planet that doesn't do something special for his life on Valentine's Day. So I do something just because I don't want to be that guy. But again, I guess my point is that I've learned if that's the only day that I'm doing something special for her on a day where everybody else is too,

and it's not really that special, I guess. That's just how we look at it. Here's what I learned. I'm going to do something special throughout the year, and I'm also going to do something special on Valentine's Day. Because everybody else is, and I don't want her to be the one person who's not getting that. You know?

For years, though, like, even when you were just single and not, you all would always throw out to guys, like, hey, hit her with the flowers at work. Like, the 13th. Yeah, the day before and really surprised her. Yeah, because that would get her. Because she's probably expecting something on the 14th. But you can't not do it just because everybody else says. That's even worse.

If everybody else is getting something, she doesn't. I understand your point, Jason. I appreciate you, Colin. And listen, we all aspire to be as giving the other 364 days. Man, got a lot of work. That guy. Every day. Every day.

All right, Jason, have a good day, bud. Yeah, I'll be. All right. See you later. Christina in Texas is on the phone. Christina, what's going on? I wanted to reach out to y'all and tell you all a funny story from my son filming as an extra in 1883. Ooh, okay.

Hey, where did he shoot that? What state was he in? It was in Guthrie, Texas, at the Four Sixes Ranch. Oh, they shot it there at the Four Sixes Ranch? Yes, they did. Okay, that's pretty cool. All right, go ahead. So, you know, I started watching Yellowstone in 1883 from watching y'all or listening to y'all show.

And so there were about three or four boys that, you know, hung out the whole time. And they didn't really know who Tim McGrawl or Faito really were. So us as mom, you know, the moms had to go as guardians. and keep an eye on them. And so we kept pointing them out like, okay, they're Tim McGrath, there's Faith Hill, like make sure you're cool. Don't do anything that you're not supposed to. And by the end of the week, they were all so excited that they got, you know,

to spend a week with them and they just felt like, oh, that's cool, that's Tim and and McGraw, that's Faith Hill. And so we all started leaving after we rap that night at the end of the week. And Tim McGraw on Faith Hill start walking off the set. And they're holding hands in one of the boys looks at my son. goes, he puts his hand over his mouth and the eyes are real big and he goes, oh my gosh, are they dating in real life? The kids think that they're having a secret affair on set.

Like, dang, all the actors do hook up with each other. Yes. So then they were just like, you know, they all thought they had this huge secret and you would have, you would have thought they were going to sell this story to TMZ or something. It was really fun. That's funny. Well, thank you for sharing that with us. And pretty cool.

hold hands when there's not a camera doing an interview. Yeah, that is walking. Yeah. Well, thank you, Christina. Thank you for the story and hope you have an awesome morning. I'll do you. All right. Bye-bye. Let's do one more. This is Chloe in Oklahoma City who's on the phone. Bobby, that you were saying that you didn't really have role models for parents.

And I wanted to say you did have role modeling. It just wasn't the pretty perfect role modeling. It was just what not to do. Well, I didn't only have a dad I mean, so you know not to do that. So I know not to have. I understand your point, meaning I just do the opposite of everything I was shown. But I don't, I didn't have two parents that were just doing bad things. I kind of had a dad who wasn't there and a mom who was there sporadically.

So I mean, I guess just be there. Yeah. Would be what I, but I understand your point. I don't completely vibe with it, but I get what you're saying. And people were like, well, you learned what not to do, so just do everything the opposite. It feels like George Stanza on Seinfeld, where he went against everything that he thought, he just ran the eye. So, listen, I get it. And I appreciate that call.

And okay, okay. That doesn't settle me for my nervousness at eventually being a parent, but I do understand your sentiment. I also wanted to say, I personally with my life experience, it was H.E. Double Hockey Six. What I learned from being a parent is you learn along the way. There's no book on it. There's a lot of books. Yeah, there's a lot of books. I've seen them for sale.

Like a ton of books. I mean, yeah, they're a tool. But she's right. You will learn as you go. Like, I can test that. I'm sure every parent in this room would say, like they're very different type of parent from day one to now. Well, I believe that, and follow me on this.

Life's a dance and you learn as you go. Yeah. Sometimes you lead and sometimes you follow. The thing is, don't worry about what you don't. no. Why? Well, I told you. Life's a dance. You learn as you go. Oh, okay. That's deep. That's good, man. Thank you, Chloe. Let's end on a positive little note here. This is voicemail number one that we got late last night. Here you go. Good morning, guys. I just wanted to say, freaking love the show. Continue doing what you guys are doing. I love the morning corny's. They're super duper funny. I got a good one. Why didn't

the toilet paper crossed the road? Because he was stuck in a crack. All right, guys. Have a good day. It's the anonymous inbox and bar. Oh, Bobby Bones. Earlier this month, my wife and I went to a new restaurant. Our waiter and the food, both fantastic. I tip my waiter what I thought was 20 bucks.

Fast forward to last week when my credit card bill was due, I saw I had accidentally tip $200 instead of $20. I was frantic and began searching for the receipt. I was able to find it in my jacket pocket. And sure enough, there it was, I accidentally tip 200 instead of 20. Maybe the beers I had during dinner made me add an extra zero. But anyway, it's been a couple weeks. Am I out the 200 bucks?

Do you think I should call and explain what happened and try to have them correct my tip from 220? Or if I do, do you think the server will lose out on the tip? Thanks, William. Boy, that's drastic. Well, yeah, the server will lose out on it. This is what I would say. If the mess up is keeping you from paying a bill, you can probably call the restaurant

and have them hopefully help you fix it. If you're fine, and that was just money that you were going to spend on, playing golf, Starbucks, things that are not a necessity, I think you just eat it. I think if you would have caught it a day after, you could have called back no problem.

But this waiter has probably already spent the money. Yeah, I mean, I think that, yeah, you just have to learn from this. Next time you have a few beers, you'll be a little more careful. If this is imperative to your day-to-day life, paying the bills, keeping the lights on, you got to make a call to the restaurant. If it is not, you learned a valuable lesson, a $180 lesson. But it's up to you. If you're asking the question, I'm thinking that he wants it back.

I'm thinking that it's not that he must have it back and pay the bill. to feed the kids. What does the restaurant do here? Do you think they'll give it back? I don't know. I think it depends on the management in the restaurant. I think probably they give it back, but I think who gives it back is where maybe the restaurant just goes, here, we're going to pay this and they don't go back to the waiter.

That's a possibility, but it's not a probability. Yeah. I mean, there has to be a lot of bars and restaurants that have dealt with this. And maybe not even $200. We could be talking like thousands of people just drinking too much and being like, what up and then the next day they're like oh my goodness and if it were the next day I would say just go get your money back because it's understandable and the person hasn't spent the money yet so this is my final verdict here if you can lose the money and not be subject to a credit or calling going hey

why don't you pay this bill then just lose you lost the money um if you can't call and they'll figure it out but that's what I say poor waiter if you got a call back oh I know you thought he's that later this probably a tell me something good somewhere where someone's like Wow, a nice man left $180 extra tip. William, I think you just lost the money, buddy. That's what I think. And if you have to ask, you probably have to leave him the money. All right, William, thanks for the email, buddy.

There you go. Let's go over and talk to Jim in Bakersfield, who was on the phone. Hey, Jim, what's happening? Hey, so I was listening to the story line about the tip. And I think in this case, he's out. He waited too long. Years ago for my mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary, there was probably with relatives and family,

probably about 45 of us. We left the staff about a $3,500 tip. Within probably an hour after we got home, they had called us, the restaurant called us and said, hey, you know, did you mean to do this? And we said, yes, we did. So I think in this instance, you know, if the restaurant had called, that'd be one thing.

that he's out the money. The person probably already spent it. Yeah, I think the fact that it took two weeks to notice and that he's emailing us, he's probably going to be okay without it. Yeah. Otherwise, I do think if they're going to shut your water off, you can probably call the restaurant and say it was an accident, but that's probably not what's happening here.

But even then, you still might not get it back. I know. I know. Hey, thanks for the call, Jim. Appreciate that. In the next segment, boy, do I have some stuff to talk about. Boy, hey, boy, do I have some stuff to talk about. about. I do want to talk about something that they make for women that now they're making

for men. And I just want to know if any men on the show would like to have this. Okay. Okay. Some of the men on the show may really like to have it. It's only known for women for the most part. I mean, I guess I can never think of a being for a man. But we'll talk about that. And then also what Elon Musk is doing that could seem dangerous or amazing. One of the two. Pick your poison. We'll do those two things next. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Search the Cito Show. And listen now. A company that does lingerie for women is doing a lace underwear for men. Amy, I don't really know if I have words. I don't. know what who is this for men but it you know men like so men would say sometimes the laundry I mean the lingerie can be for the woman or the man like it can make you feel a certain way and

confident and all the things I never feel certain ways or confident is there something I can wear that makes me feel certain ways and confident maybe this wow maybe the cost is around 35 dollars many stylish colors they say the material used is an original men's lace which provides improved stretch and strength. The lace itself features a large floral pattern elegantly finished with images of leaves and motives. So here's the thing. I don't think they should approach

this the same way they approach lace with women. It's not about flowers and leaves. It's if you're going to appeal to men, it's footballs and hammers. Yeah, motorcycle. Yeah, that should be what the shapes are. They did say men's lace. Men's lace. Yeah. Again, it says, again,

original men's lace features floral patterns. Right. No, we, no, that's what we want. We want soccer balls and Sonic hamburgers. Like if I had a Dallas Cowboys star on it, I'd be down to do this. It would make us. Okay, y'all would wear a lacy underwear as long as it had, like, you know, your things on it. We're not saying we would.

We're saying there's a better chance of it. You know, with the flowers, there's no chance. I don't know if lace even feels good. Uh-huh. So. I better breathe. Try it out. Order a pair, spin the wheel.

Order a pair than someone. Oh, God. Here's what we do. Here's what we do. No, Amy. Sorry. We put all the dudes on the wheel Oh, let's come on man

We spin it It lands on them And then we know the size we need to order And then we order it And the person's got to wear them for three days I think they kind of packs of three Okay But not like model in it or anything

Just wear it and review it Wait yeah, ooh, ooh, and you have to like Surprise your significant other with it It won't be a surprise Because we've talked about it publicly now We play the game Oh, well they don't always listen No, Kailin never listens

but it pops up on Instagram sometimes. Oh, yeah. Like if we keep the club off Instagram, which it could possibly be a surprise. So that's what we should do. We should spend the wheel, maybe later in the show. Okay. Are y'all different sizes?

What, okay, assign sizes to us. Well, I don't, no, I don't want to assign sizes. I mean, I'm sure. Sometimes it's stretchy. What size underwear would we all wear? You could all wear a medium. Me. You could all wear a medium.

No, no, let's talk about it. Me. What size would I wear? A medium. A medium. Okay, you're not playing the game. Snug medium. You're not playing the game.

Eddie's not, Eddie's narrow. Yeah, man, I'm narrow. Listen to her. Do you ever want to be called narrow? Like fit, I like, in shape, thin, that's okay. But narrow feels like the weirdest. Because I don't like commenting on people's bodies, but I think he's narrow.

You started it by going all the same size. That's commenting on people's bodies. I just started it by being like we don't have to spin the wheel to wait to order. Okay, let's get the wheel ready. Just the dudes, though. Okay. Mike D in this? Why would he not be?

I feel like Kruv wants to wear this. He's one of those weird dudes that wear this, no problem. Elon Musk has a company called Neerlink, which aims to treat people with neurological diseases and afflictions like paralysis and put the chip in their brain and help them. Now, some people have volunteered to have that chip put in their brain just to be smarter because he thinks he can do it. Now, I think the idea of being able to fix cure paralysis is amazing.

And if that were me, I would go, I don't know, probably go for it, But your brain, that's as hardcore as it gets. I know because what if like one little thing goes wrong? And when you start doing this, when you very first start, there are things that are going to go wrong. The company is hiring for a clinical trial director who will be working on humans. They have done studies in monkeys and pigs. They've talked about being able to download memories, not just in your brain, but in robots and stuff too. Like they could put all your memories in a robot.

Whoa. You can be like, Tucky, what did I do? May 3rd, 1993. I'm glad you asked. You got beat up. that day, Bobby. Oh, crap. Crazy. But a robot could have all of it too. My question is, if they came

to you and said, hey, we feel pretty good about this, would you do a test for us and let us put the chip in your brain? Probably, yes. Whoa. You went, yes? Wow. I thought I was going to put some money in it. What about you? No, not right now. Really? Yeah. You wait a little bit? Yeah.

We'll see, but we need people to do it, though. Do you think you're an astronaut, Neil Armstrong? I know. You need people to go to the moon, take the first step? No, that's totally different than this. Okay. I'm surprised you said yes at this. However, this will probably be something that's normal in 20 years. Yeah.

Yeah. You of all people. Why? You're just not someone I see who is interested in that. I feel like you just like to live your life, be happy, and die. Yeah, but I mean, I think if there's certain things, like I just know how if there's a little thing that can put in my brain that'll alter it to make my body start doing other things that, like I had lost the ability. Maybe you start walking like a robot with her arm. I don't know.

Like, I don't know if it could be a vision thing or my arm might not be working the way that it was. For paralysis, I think it's awesome. But you know it's going to eventually linger over to the normal human part and we just want to be smarter. Someone's like, I want to go on Jeopardy. Go ahead, Elon. Put it in there. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

A mom in Atlanta pulled into a gas station left the car running to run inside and get a drink. Her nine-year-old son in the back seat. Well, when she went inside, someone jumped in the car and drove off. She's like, what am I going to do? She calls 911 and she pulls out her iPhone and uses Find My iPhone app and tracks her son's iPhone and gives the police detailed play-by-play instructions. That's awesome. And I believe now we know you should always give a 9-year-old an iPhone.

That's what we learned here. That's what stuck out to me is that a 9-year-old had an iPhone. Let's go. They all get one. That's crazy. Let's sign that into law. That's the craziest part of the story. Yeah.

I can't believe you had an iPhone. So they found the kid. They got the car. Yeah, because she was able to go, oh, wait, they're turning left on this street. Oh, they're over here. She gave them play-by-play. That's crazy. Doing fine my iPhone.

That's pretty cool. Good job. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Let's go over. I would like to talk to Rick in Arkansas. Rick, welcome to the show. What's going on, buddy?

Good morning, studio. Morning. Hey, so I kind of want to touch base on the men's late underwear. Yeah. Really? What are we doing, guys? How are you going to be a man's man wearing lace underwear? I agree.

I didn't say we wanted to do this. I don't want to do this. I'm embarrassed already. If we're putting something on the wheel, we don't want to do this. So are you talking about us or are you talking about society? No, just society. Okay. Yeah, good, good.

I mean, can you picture, you know, you go on a date? He's a man's man. They get to the bedroom and, boom, flowery lace underwear. Where do you go with that? Well, what if we normalize? men wanting to wear more comfortable things. You should. I don't know that this is going to be comfortable.

We're going to find out. Someone's going to find it. Next segment we'll bring the wheel in. What happened about 25 minutes ago was we read a story about how they're making men's lace underwear now. And you can order like a three pack for 35 bucks. And I don't know what it feels like to wear lace. And I asked if anyone on the show would like and no one wanted to do this. So we're going to spin the wheel.

And I believe it comes in packs of three. so whomever loses has to wear it over three. Oh wow, I'm looking at it. I mean, it's freely lace. Yeah? Yeah, Mike has got a picture up of it. Oh, man, it's like see-through on the back. It's really lace, yeah.

How long until we get this in, Mike, if we order it? Oh, they're out of stock. That's okay. Well, we'll spend the well and we'll wait for it. Okay, Rick, as you can hear, none of us want to wear it. I mean, out of stock has to say something. Hey, it's probably made like 10. The person who gets it is secretly like, oh, I hate it.

and they're ordering more. We'll spend the wheel in a second. Missy in New York, you are on the Bobby Bone show. Missy, how's it going? It's going just fine. Good morning, studio. Morning. I find that so funny.

The bit about the lace underwear, it comes in a pack of three. And Amy said that all three of you guys are pretty much the same size. So why don't you all three wear them? We're not the same size, though. Amy just didn't want to comment on people's bodies. Interesting. She did, then she pulled back real quick. It's stretching.

It can fit. Who's a large? I mean, Comfortably, probably a large. Maybe lunchbox. Really? Comfortably. And I could go big small or medium.

Like a big small or medium. So we're just, I don't like to. What is a big small? Yeah. It's like T-shirts. I can wear small T-shirts as long as they're on the larger side of small. Same as underwear? Yeah, if I have to.

Yeah. I have to. Okay. All right, let's do this. Let's spin the wheel. Whomever lands on will order the box of three lacy's. They'll have to wear them for three days in a row. And they have flowers on them?

They do. Do we need another practice spin? Nope. Here we go. Let's spin that wheel. Come on. Come on. It's all the guys on the show.

Oh. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Eddie? Yes!

Oh! My wondering! Eddie! Eddie! I mean, it was meant to be because... My wife is going to kill you. Why? She doesn't want to see me in lingerie.

She never know. So does she see me? But has she seen you before? And now you know that. No? Then how long have you been married? 16 years? Maybe this is just a spark to bring the fire back.

This is not good, dude. So we'll order them. Oh, my gosh. We have no idea when they're going to come in. because they're out of stock right now. But as soon as they're here, what size you want, buddy? Large.

Let's go large, comfortable large. You want small large or big large? No. Yeah, smaller large. Smaller large, yeah. This is not good. All right, so Eddie lost. Nice job, Eddie.

Oh, I've only one spot away. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever 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. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast.

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Open your free I-Heart radio app. Search the Cino Show. And listen now. Let's play the Bobby feud. But you have a chance to win $100 today. More money than ever before. You have a chance to win $100. The players are Amy, lunchbox, and Eddie.

So we asked about 3,000 of our Bobby Bone Show listeners. That's how many replied. New Year's resolution for 2024. What are the top 10? Amy, you won the dice roll. Go ahead. Okay, I feel like it's just always a common one, but like lose weight. Show me lose weight.

Number one answer? Okay. Yeah, I'm not going to do much for me. So, oh, man, I feel like we all want to, would someone answer with this? Okay, save money. Would someone answer with one? No, no, I switch. That's the most generic, general one you could possibly.

Yeah, save money. money? A lot of people did. Three, number three answer. No, no, I, I knew that one would be on there. This is what I went away from. They're going back to it now? I'm going to go back to it. Hopefully that's further down. Um, more sleep, better, more sleep. More sleep. Sleep, better sleep. Better sleep, more sleep. All right. Uh, see, I took a risk because I thought maybe that'd be a 10, you know? Yeah. Let's go over to the lunch box. Lunchbox, we had about 3,000 of our listeners. Yeah.

Top 10 resolutions. Yeah. This bald guy next to me, he had this resolution a few years back and he reached his goal. Pay off debt. Pay off debt. No, you said save money. That's not paying debt. Show me pay debt.

Could go hand in hand, you know. But it could have been that. That would have been two different ones, but it didn't. It's not. Eddie? I'm going to go with working out. Working out. So, working out.

That has nothing to do with losing weight. Working out. Exercise more. Get healthier. Yeah, I would say exercise more. Number two. Working out exercise, let's do that one. Healthy.

Healthy. Being healthy. Okay. I'm on the board. Number two answer, though. You got two points. Working out. I'm going to go with bones, read more.

People like to read for some reason. They like to read, but they, Well, they don't like to read, but then in the new year, they're like, I'm going to start reading more. They like to say they want to read. Yeah. Show me, read more. Oh. What?

Okay, so after round one. We're struggling. Round one of three. Amy with four points, lunchbox was zero. Eddie with two. It is round two, so points are doubled. There are only three answers off the board, one, two, and three. To be healthier, exercise, to lose weight, which is different, by the way.

We had to kind of define that. Because you can lose weight to not be healthy. We wanted to make sure everybody was happy with us on this. That's a good point. Yeah. And then save money. Yeah, drink less. Oh, that's good, Amy.

Alcohol? Yeah. Drink less alcohol. That is the number nine answer. Wow. Worth 18 points. Okay. I wouldn't have got that.

Me either. I never want to do that. Man. I'm trying to think of what. Okay. maybe travel more travel more number eight answer we're 60 what on earth in the world yay this is fun top 10 new year's resolutions from our audience 3,000 people answer number one exercise more number two be healthier number three save more money number eight travel more

Number nine, drink less alcohol. Drink more water. She's drinking. And she's not drinking. Show me water. Lunchbox? Oh, man. It goes hand in hand with saving money.

And so I'm going to say eat out less. You got to cook at home. Cook those home cook meals. That's a good one. Yeah, cooking at home. That was a good one. It was a good one. I don't understand.

I'm taking this one off of Morgan. I'm going to go with a lot of people are trying to find a partner. Find themselves a partner. Let's go. Good luck it. No. All right, round three. Final round, Amy, with 38 points.

Now, you can make a lot of points up here. Lunchbox zero, Eddie, two. You have four, five, six, seven, and ten. Oh, boy. Big points on the board, Amy. Okay, less screen time. Show me less screen time. Dang it, that's what I have.

Okay, do you. Number 10. Last time on screens or social media. Dang it. Not good. Not good. Besides poop. Stupid.

Yeah, me too, man. I have that too. That's all I got, though. I went with the one of the two and I've missed it. Good game, Amy. Well, you don't have to give up. Yeah, there's still points. A lot of points on the board.

Have fun. I have fun. I like that. Like, do more fun. Fun stuff. Lunchbox? He's out. He's dry.

I'm really dry. Be dry. Eddie? No, no, no, no. No, you threw in the towel and you're like, I got nothing. I'm dry. You said there aren't enough points. So dry.

Get a new job. No, it's not it. Eddie. I don't understand why I got better. I'm not even giving an answer. Find a hobby. Show me a hobby. Yes.

Number seven answer. Yes. 21 points. Learn a new skill or hobby. Go ahead. Let's go. Did you really turn down a new job? It's not on there.

Okay. I'm going to go with... No, I mean, we listen to him. It's not a new job. Okay, so it's not on there. Okay. Let's go and make more friends. Show me new friends. Okay, stop.

Stop. It's not part of you have fun. With friends. Stop. It's not part of you have fun. That's hilarious, but it's not. It was. Number five answers.

Spend more time with friends and family. Wow, wow, wow, wow. What's the score? Do I have a chance here? What do I do? Let's see. 10 30. Yeah, you can tie if you get these two.

Okay, okay. I have to get two. There are two left. There's four and six, which means ten points times three is 30. They'll be tied, right, Mike? Yeah, you get both things for a tie. I told you there was enough points before lunchbox quit.

But Eddie had points. I didn't. I had to sleep for ready. You're welcome. I'm thinking, thinking. Yeah. Bones, let's go with... That was nice of you, dude.

Thank you. Such a nice guy. New year, new me, man. More giving. You know what? That was nice. I'm going to say that's a resolution. Be nicer.

Be nicer. No, I just gave it to you wasted it. What? Give more, donate. Volunteer. That's being nice. Oh, no. Improve mental health.

And stop smoking. There you go. With 68 points, our winners. Wow. You can play the $20 game, one of three doors. You could play the $50 game, which is one of five doors, but you play the $100 game, which is one of $10. Go on. $1.

$1.00 game, let's go. Okay, so I want you to think I have the doors on. front of me. Now I have put behind this door, which I have drawn on this paper, a magic X. You pick this door. And when I open it at this sound, here's the door open. If you hear this sound right here, you win $100 in cash. Oh, what door do you not want? Do I not want? Yeah. One. One. I don't want that. Show me door number one. That's good. Oh, it's a donkey. What other door do you not want? So that's good. I want that noise on the ones I don't. Okay. I this game always

Now there's only nine left. You don't want that one, yeah. Yeah, I don't want 10. So let's open 10 up. One and eight shot. I don't want nine. Okay, she doesn't want nine. And seven shot.

I don't want eight. I don't want seven. Hold on. I'm trying to make my exes here. Okay, hold on. Don't push about here. So we have two, three, four, five, six. Okay, we have that blunt.

Right, those are all in line. Okay. You have two, three, four, five, and six. What do you, what do you want? You're going a little too fast. Now I know, now I get to pick what I want instead of what I don't want. Thank you. Give me another what you don't want. Again?

Yeah. Six. Okay. Are we going all the way down until you pick two? Because if we are, just tell me what you're going to do. If you're going to pick another one of that still, it's fun unless you're walking me all the way down. No, I'm just, it's my... Okay, so you have my...

Two, three, four, and five. Two, so am I picking one I don't want? Yes. Okay. I don't want five. Oh, my God. So now you're the one and three shot of a hundred. Yeah.

Okay. Go ahead. So what door, you have door number two, door number three, and door number four. Did I want? No, I'd already not one. Oh my gosh. Two. I don't want two.

I was two. And I was like, if you want two, just take two. I know. I already had in my mind. I was just going to guess four. Oh, that's good. Sorry, you didn't win anything. That was fun, though.

Yeah, that was fun, though. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. So there's this woman named Linda. She lives in Minnesota, and she's lived in the same town for like 20 years. She volunteers a lot in the team. so the community feels like they know her.

They actually call her the mother of the neighborhood. Well, she had some hard times personally, and she did not have the money to pay rent for her place. And she was going to get evicted, but some of the community members were like, hey, we should do something here to make sure she doesn't get evicted. So not only did they just do something to pay her rent, they actually went to an art museum,

they had a fundraiser, and raised enough for her to what it looks like is to put a down payment on a house. Yes. So she's going to have a place to live and possibly have it be her. her own and they were like she's lived here and lived for us for so long this is what we feel like we should do a pretty cool story that's great they got maybe they can help out with a couple

mortgage payments too yeah sure love your neighbor a few gift cards here and there too obreets eddie gets some good uberete's cards maybe get a one of those why not buddy a great story that's what it's all about that was tell me something good I'm gonna put you through. Mike is writing his week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. The Bobby Vaughn's store. Eddie stole lunchbox's bike for another one of these stupid reels.

Yes. Hey, your reels are so annoying. He's so annoying. It's very stupid. Well, after the whole, you know, like, oh, you can't use my name and likeness. I was like, this is even better. I'm going to just run with this all week. So he took your bike on your road to work.

I ride it to work and I go out to leave and my bike's gone. And I'm like, what in the world? Oh, is he filming you looking for your bike? What's funny? Yeah. See what I'm saying? No, no. I don't know he's filming me.

And so then I go... Of course. That's why the prank is a prank. And then I had to go out in the garage and look through all the cars and all the stuff in the garage. And I find my bike and I'm getting on it. And Eddie comes running out with the camera. He goes, oh, did you find your bike? That's pretty funny.

Come on, I like that one. We got to get into it with these real. Okay, so next time I'm just going to steal his car. I like it. Or his kids. Yeah. He goes home. His kids are gone.

I mean, it's so funny. I'm going to go park your car at the McDonald's down the street. Oh, ha, ha, got you on a reel. And you're real. The fact that you want to do all these reels for Instagram and make it so you can get paid a nickel. It's so annoying. It's more than a nickel. But you're just so annoying with this.

Okay. I don't love doing it, dude. Hey, but that one's pretty. And then he decided, oh, I'm not going to post it. It's not that funny. Well, I'm not posting a later date. He may be posting today. I like to see it.

Okay. But it's not even that funny. He can't see me looking for the bike because he's all the way upstairs. It was funny. You can hear him walking downstairs and he goes. Can hear him? Oh, because I could be behind him. I couldn't be in front of him.

Okay, this is not too good. All right, yeah. All right, let's go over to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny. Where do bad rainbows go? Where do bad rainbows go? Prism. But it's a light sentence.

I like it. That was the morning corny. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. No hurry up the day. This story comes us from Scranton. Pennsylvania. A couple buddies were hanging out on a Friday night.

It's about midnight. One guy goes, hey man, I'm going to cook some potatoes. You want some? He's like, no, I don't want your potatoes. My guy took the frying pan and started beating him over the head with it, saying, what, my potatoes aren't good enough for you? My potatoes aren't good enough for you. Then he fled the apartment, but he didn't get far

because he forgot to put his shoes on. I'd imagine there's some substance here. They believe alcohol was involved. Yeah, I believe that. But the potatoes weren't good enough for him? Like what? Maybe you didn't like potatoes Well, that could be it Okay

I'm Lunchbox That's your bonehead story of the day Got went to a yard sale Bought a drawing for 30 bucks It's now being valued To more than $10 million. Oh my God That's why

These stories are wild And it The drawing looks Like a crappy pencil sketch Of a woman in a dress With a baby over her There's some grass in the back

It looks like Those real renaissance see this kind of sketches, I'd have thought, I wouldn't have bought it. If I have a yard sale, I wouldn't have bought it. I mean, do people that get lucky with this stuff, did they buy it thinking I think this might be valuable or they buy it and then, I don't know.

A Boston-based art collector named Clifford was in a Massachusetts bookstore in 2019 when the owner asked them to take a look at a drawing purchased by a friend. So, like, all right, the book seller told him the drawing had been purchased for 30 bucks by a friend of his. might be a durer original. The guy's name is Albrecht Durr, the old... Oh.

Yeah, you know, the old German Renaissance artist? Yeah, yeah. But 30 bucks, bought it a yard sale, because they don't know the background of why he bought it, but worth $10 million. Amazing. Not even $10,000, because my Miami Bowl for $10,000 for $30. But $10 million.

Million. That is... And also, who's going to buy that, too? But it's not really worth it if people ain't paying for it. But don't they auction those at, like, those big New York auctions? Other bees. Yeah, I don't know if it'll go for 10 million though. Wow.

I'll put 100 on it. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scooby Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

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