The Bobby Bones Show - TUES: NEW SHOW! Was Amy Looking At Engagement Rings? + We Spin The Wheel Of Cash + What Would We Do With $15,000? + Our Christmas Plans

Episode Date: December 23, 2025

A listener spotted a detail in Amy’s story of her witnessing a heist. Was she shopping for an engagement ring? Bobby gets into a theory about aliens that is shut down by everyone. Bobby shared a wild story about a 12-year-old child assassin who took out the wrong target. We spin the wheel of cash for Amy’s Employee of the year Prize. Bobby proposes the question of what Eddie and Lunchbox would do with $15,000 if they had to spend it and not let the money sit at all. We learn a quality about Lunchbox that he has never shared with us before and we wonder if he’s lying. We go around the room and share our Christmas plansSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So she was talking about the heist that she saw, that she was at an antique store looking at jewelry with her boyfriend. I don't know. Seems to me. I'm kind of wondering what kind of jewelry they were looking at. All right, guys. I love you guys. All right, thanks.

I dress it. There was a variety of jewelry. Address it. You know what she wants to hear. Yeah, no, we weren't looking at rings. There were rings in the case, but there were bracelets, there were earrings. I would think if it was an antique store, if you were looking at a jewelry store, there'd be more weight to that question. I think it's a good question.

But, yeah, I never thought that based on it being an antique store. Because wouldn't you be like, why did you get me an antique? Somebody else would work, I died in. Oh, I think something vintage could. If it comes from your family, you don't just want like random. Dead person's a ring. For something like that. Yeah.

No, these definitely weren't even like the rings that were there. They may have some engagement or wedding type style rings, but that's not the case we were looking at. I want to text you a segment idea that Launchbox had that I chose not to do, but I might do it if you think it should be done. Okay. Can I text? So we still may not do it. Hit me up. I'm waiting.

I got to say to hold on. I literally, you're talking the whole time. Okay. Sorry, I'm eager now. Do to do to do. And lunchbox sent you this idea? Yeah, he did. Probably a good one.

So you know it's probably something really weird. Weird? Creepy. Nope. Probably really intelligent and smart and fun. Okay. I see you that. No.

No? You already saw it? No. No. Okay. I thought no, too. What? Can you guys give me like for what?

reason did you think no? I have, I can think of like three reasons. Fair enough. Then we'll at some point probably sooner than later, we'll reveal what this segment is. Right now we can't do it. And I knew as soon as I saw it, we probably couldn't do it, but then sometimes I get on and I'm like, maybe we should just jump into it. We won't do that for now. Okay. Next voicemail. I just got done listening to the 12 days of Christmas. It was hilarious. When I try to catch up, I usually put it on two times speed so I can get through it because I don't have a lot of time to listen. it might be a hit if you put it on two times. You've got to hear it. Love the show, a long time listener. What's funny is if you put it on 0.5 or times two and don't realize you put it on 0.5 or times two, because then you think either the show is, they're so slow in stone today. Or what the heck's happening?

Why are they going so fast? If you don't know, it trips you out a little bit. But yeah, that's always a fun segment. We've never nailed it in our first take, but it's on the podcast from last week. Hit me with the next one. I have a question for Bobby specifically because I know he believes an alien. Did you hear about the planetary defense system that they had to enact because of the possibility of aliens. It's one of the very few things that have ever came from another solar system. They think it's aliens. No one knows what it is supposed to be going by Earth not long after I leave this voicemail. Love the show.

Aliens is such a weird thing for me to say, yeah, I believe it. Because aliens, that association is Little Green Men coming from space. and what I believe is that I am not going to say no to anything when it involves things that I don't know about that people that I respect and trust for what their expertise is in say that there's a probability of it. And it could be beings interdimensionally from the ocean, from space. So I'm not alien guy,

but I do think there are entities that we don't know exist that for sure exist. based on they're slow rolling us right now. Did you watch the documentary yet? No. It's on your screen ready to hit play is what you said last week. Yeah. It still is.

It still is right here. Like all you have to do is hit play? Yeah. You can leave that in a tab at all time just so you can show me at all times. You have it up. No, I have it ready to resume. See this little teeny white mark. I've actually started it.

And see how it says resume? How far did you get into it? The teeny tiny email. Well, where's the bar? Less than five minutes? It says to resume. So here's the deal, Leo. It's like not my vibe right now.

It's not going to be your vibe. Christmas is my vibe right now. Every Christmas movie, all the Hallmark Lifetime, Netflix, feel good, lovy-dovey, romantic Christmas movies are my vibe. So after I get through all of those and also... If you watch every Christmas movie that exists?

And in... In Paris came back last week at the end of the week. So I'm still working my way through that. There's just priority. And this will get done by the beginning of 2026. If you're not focused, though, you're not going to take in what I'd like for you to take in. No, I am going to be focused. I'm going to take it all.

I'm going to come with a full report. How much did you watch, like full, the first credits, like the opening credits? The theme song. It did it. Like, it says resumes. So really, how much did you watch? I don't know. Nothing. I messengers actually clicked. She didn't even start it.

Because it just, I was going to start it. And then I had this, like, I could tell I wasn't in it. And like Bobby said, he wants me to be fully engaged. So I know I'm not ready for this. I don't think you're ever going to. That's not true. That's not true. I will get my job done. You said I had until the new year. Uri Geller has claimed that aliens traveling on the interstellar comet three eye Atlas may already be on Earth. Earth as the object approaches, it's the closest point to the planet. You guys know about this. It's the thing that's been coming out as forever. Yeah, I forgot about it though.

He says he... Uh-huh. Sure. It doesn't matter. We'll pivot. No, no, no, no, we'll pivot. I know where go where you're celebrated. I ain't celebrated here on this. What's this guy talking about? Everybody shut up. Go where you celebrated. The caller, what's you talking about? He said there's a, they had a... The problem with the interplanetatory defense system. That. They had to activate it, he said. Does it have an acronym like IPDS?

And dude, it's hard because like just when you say interplanet, the problem with this in that conversation is that system is mostly used to protect us from asteroids, comets type thing. It's not something we built to stop little green men from coming. So it would be Armageddon is the best example of what I could give, of how we sent up something in Armageddon, the documentary. Yeah, oil dealers. So the interplanetary defense is basically that. It's trying to stop things from hitting us.

And they activated it? I don't really know what he's talking about. Because I don't really pay attention to that because that's detection of asteroids coming at us that could hit Earth. And that's what that is. And I don't want to know if an asteroid's coming. I just wanted to hit us and wipe us out.

I don't want to think about that. There's a chance that if an alien comes, like a, I probably think if I're making a best guess, they probably come from the ocean, and they're probably us in the future because we figured out time travel at some point. And they're coming to look and watch and study so they don't go through what we went through. That's a better scenario. Or to stop us from using nuclear weapons to kill them in the future, back to the future. Us. Yeah. Because if we killed ourselves, they wouldn't exist.

Right. So they're coming back. I like it. To keep us. It doesn't matter. Safe. All right. Number four. My daughter's 18th birthday is Friday, December 19th. We are all huge fans. We've seen the raging idiots before in Richmond, Virginia, a couple years back. I would love it if you can wish her a happy 18th birthday. Her name is Kaylee. And again, today is her 18th birthday. Thanks, studio.

So we're a little late on this, obviously, but. Better late than never. Happy birthday. Kaylee. Happy birthday, Kaylee. Happy 18th birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Hey, speaking of kids, did you see that assassin who was 12 years old that they hired and he shot the wrong person? All of it's weird. In what country? That's not America, right? Because, no, it was Europe, I think.

There was an assassin. First of all, it's just weird to hear that there are people out there being hired as assassins and that he was 12 and that I think he shot the wrong person, which was the story. I watched this guy on TikTok who is a ex-CIA agent. he was a whistleblower, went to jail for a while, and he talks about the CIA and that there are, like, paid assassins. And they have meetings where they send assassins out to just white people away in America. The CIA does? Yeah, I had that story. Oh. Hold, I have so many stories up here. I'll find it. I'm sure it's up here. Oh, here's up here. Oh, here's a flock of UFO seen over Wisconsin for 13 months. Oh, I got a 12-year-old assassin. I have so many things up here talking about. A 12-year-old boy has been arrested in Sweden after allegedly killing the wrong person in a paid hit job. All that's weird. 12 an assassin and you kill the wrong person

the killing the wrong person though that's kind of expected when you get a 12 year old to do it but you don't that's why there aren't 12 year old assassins correct like I have a 12 year old you wouldn't hire him as an assassin no no chance he for sure kills the wrong person

police said the boys pay $26,000 wow what yeah the whole thing's bizarre where do you wire that the victim was riding in a car with friends when the shooting happened around 1030 p.m. he was rushed to the hospital

died shortly after He shot a 21-year-old man who wasn't the intended target. In Sweden, children under 15 can't be jailed, so the boy has been placed into care and given a lawyer. He reportedly traveled to the city for the job may have been given multiple assassination assignments. So, are the person that hire him know he was 12, or was it all online? Oh, good point. And he was impersonating himself as older than he was. But also, you're going to pay somebody as an assassin, especially if it's $26,000 that's done it before.

So was he assassinating people at 10? Experienced. That whole headline was wild. Unless he fudged his resume. Did you throw away the UFO story? I'm not celebrated here with that stuff. You can't hit us with 30 UFOs over Wisconsin. We can move on.

You guys don't celebrate... How many UFOs? You guys don't celebrate my interests. You guys just snicker. And you said over Wisconsin. Yeah. For 13 months. Eddie, Google it.

Pull it out of the trash, dude. No, that's all right. I know where I'm wanted. A list of bare minimum adult skills that way too many people never learn. Include apologizing. Oh, lunchbox doesn't apologize. And like apologizing the right way. Not, for example, like, I'm sorry if that hurt your feelings. Like, that's not a real

apology. Or but. I'm sorry, but. Yeah. Oral hygiene. My wife hit me with the, hey, we were somewhere yesterday. And she goes, do you want any gum? And I was like, I think I'm okay. She goes, no, you should have all four of them. And I was like, no, I don't really want gum. She goes, your breast's terrible. Eat the gum. Dang. Yeah, she didn't mean with that.

That hurts a little bit. She tried. She tried to be nice about it. No, I know, but it doesn't matter how nice. And it's the one time I didn't want gum. Cooking is one of them. A skill to people. Patience and driving.

I thought you're going to hit us with things like changing a tire. Amy, were you ever taught how to drive? Yes. No, no, by like a parent? Like a real question. Like you didn't just get in a car and just. start. Was there ever like an education? Yeah, I took driver's ed.

No, no, no, like a parent, more than that. Because we all were required to be driver's ed. I don't remember driving around with my parents. No, I know that my dad did take me out in my sister's car because she had a standard and his plan was to give me that car and get her a different car. And he decided pretty quickly that could not be the plan. Hey, because I couldn't figure out the stick. Yeah. Gas pedal from. It just wasn't happening. It just wasn't happening.

That's all I remember. What we forgot to do last week and I got a bunch of messages was let Amy spend that wheel for employee of the year. Oh yeah. Can we bring the wheel in? I didn't have them ready for it because we forgot last week. So if we have the wheel out there. You have a physical wheel or a virtual wheel.

Do you have both ready? Yeah. Let's do it. Let's throw it up on the wall. Yeah, we have all this new technology. Let's go. And Amy said that she would split it with us. I did.

Yeah, because in your acceptance. speech. She said we all deserve it. She did not say that. I think I did. I did. I'm trying to protect you. I don't know what you said. Well, it's on tape. So whatever I said. She said it takes everyone to win this award. No, but she didn't say she would split it with you. I think she just said it takes everybody to win the award. She was being nice. So you'll get a spin here and on the wheel for being employee of the year. You can win $1, $20, $10, $50. There's even $100. Or there's a spin again three times, which you get to spend three times and you get all the money that accumulates.

Or you can get out of spoiling a show. You don't get in trouble. You could just accept that. Or if you spoil a show, you don't get a punishment. No, I'm not. I'm not going to spoil a show ever again. All right. You guys want to do it?

Yes. Mike, are you good? Can we do a practice spin once just to see what would happen? Make sure we got audio and spin it up. Spin that wheel. This is a practice spin. Spin that wheel. Let's see what it would have been.

Oh, dang. No, the dollar. Man, that wheel didn't stop moving. And you know what? The fact that it spun a dollar here maybe means it's not going to spend a dollar the next time because this is all computer rated. Yeah.

Okay, let's spin that wheel. Here we go. Here's Amy's money. The wheels doesn't know the difference between 100 and... Oh, 50. Stop. Oh, $10. That's pretty good.

I'll take it. Let's go to cash here. The crowd. Did you hear that guy go, who? What's 10? What's 10 divided by... Mike, what's 10 divided by 52? 52.

There are only seven people here. 0.178. 19 cents? So I was just thinking there's 52 weeks in a year. So 52 weeks at work. Here comes your $10. I'm getting $10 for the year. That's my pay.

No, I think you make more than that. But for this segment. Like for employee of the month, that's how we break it down. Or employee of the year. One, two, three, four, five, six. So what you're saying is that the money amount should have been bigger on the wheel? No, I was doing the math. I thought it would be fun to do the math.

Spin it one more time and let's see what she would have hit. Let's go. One more time. Spin that wheel. Oh, double. Oh, it would have been $20. Wait. Oh, I'm so close.

Does anyone want to pay $5 to spend the wheel? Yes. You'll pay five bucks to spend it? Okay. And you're paying the difference? Yeah. So if it lands on 100, he gets 95 bucks.

Yeah. I don't want Vimmo. It's got to be cash. Well, I only have 50. Can you break a 50? Well, you can pay 50 and take 10 spins. No, we're not doing that. That's not.

That'd be dumb. That would be very dumb. You can owe me five bucks in cash. All right. I'm good for it, dude. You know where I live. Yeah. So we're going to spin this.

You get the difference. Okay. Go ahead. Come on, baby. Let's go. Come on baby. Oh, wow. Oh, wow.

Those are big ones. Oh, you're going to keep. Let's go! Let's go! Three spins! Wow! He's better than Vegas! All right. Ray, get me a drink. He gets three spins. He's combining all the money here. Go ahead. Come on, baby. I hope it's $3.1.

You want to drink, dude? It's $100. Come on, $20. $20. We're making money, baby. Wow. Man, you're up 15. That's cool. Right now you're up $15. Scova, you want a drink?

I'm doing you're ready. I'm ready, dude. Come on, baby. Come on, come on, come on. Oh, all right, 21, that's not bad. All right, there's a dollar. You got a $1.00 on that one. So, you have $16.

Last spin, here we go. For all the marbles, here we go. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Open again. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Spend again. Wow, this is amazing.

This is perfect for Christmas. Let's go. You get three more spans. He gets $16 right now. Come on. Come on, 100. Oh, my gosh. $1.

Okay, you're at $17 right now. Two spins left. All right, all right. Come on, dude, we need that hundred, dude. We need that hunt. Oh, 10's nice. 10's nice. Let's go.

Stack it up. $26. Wow. It's not bad. That's a good investment. Last one. Come on, 100. Come on 100.

Or three spin-again's, man. That'd be cool, too. Come on 100. It's going to get it on spin again. No, that's one. All right, $27. Hey, that's not bad. That's not bad.

Let's go. Not bad. That was fun. I'll bend mode over to you. Thank you, man. Good game. Yeah, make sure to take my five out of there. Yeah, that's what ends at $27.

I'm pretty sure. Yeah, it'd have been $32 bucks. That would nice. All right. Not bad. Look, that's the cash there, buddy. Dude, that was fun. Get the guy a drink.

Nobody even brought you a drink. Ray, where's my drink? Yeah, that was smart. Odds-wise. You could only lose $4, and Bones could lose infinity. Infinity is correct. Every head three times, yeah.

Wasn't it the best odds just for the entertainment, you know? Whoever the smart person said yes, Eddie said yes, the quickest. Ray, you're saying Vegas wouldn't have done this? No. No, yeah, no. The odds were not in my favor on that one.

All right. Let's see. A mega church in Houston apologized after they brought in real camels to a nativity event and one of them kicked a churchgoer in the head. Dude, how funny would that have been? No one got hurt though, right? He's still alive? Somebody got kicked in the head. He's still alive?

Officials at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston said they regret an unexpected incident after one was hospitalized. Almost. When she was kicked in the face. Oh, she. By a camel during a live performance. What are they thinking bringing camels? of the church's annual Christmas spectacular. The incident occurred Saturday when the camel,

part of the nativity reenactment featured live animals, was being led through the audience and struck a woman with its hind leg as seen in the video on social media. She was treated a hospital later released. It's now recovering. That's from The Independent. You all ever seen in a camel?

Like in real life? Yeah. You have? It's a zoo. Oh, no, no, like in person. Like you've ridden a camel. No. People do that.

Where'd you ride a camel? No, I have not. Oh. You're a person. You're a person. it like you did. And you were looking at it else like you guys are dumb because you haven't. How you guys ever wrote an elephant? I don't think I took it that way, Eddie. You have? I've written an elephant. That took away my joke. Exactly. Because it's stupid. The point you're

trying to make. No, no, because you brought up something that you've never done. You were like, you did present it like you've done it. Yeah. I don't think he did. It was a question. Have you guys ever written a camel? It wasn't like, have you guys ever written a camel? It was like, have you guys ever written a camel? It was like, have you guys ever written a camel? That's so weird. All of our filters are different because I didn't take Eddie saying it that way at all. I was about to say, I was like, man, where is Eddie going? Where did he ride a camel? Same. Well, that's your mind, that's your mind, though, where it took it. Well, okay, so no one's ridden the camera. So just what wave wings are you on? You were with Amy, I was with Bobby, so.

So what are he saying? I think we were on the smart wavelength. I don't know. I mean, who's the smartest one in here? No, everybody's smart in different ways. That's right. That's the spirit. Everybody has different types of. intelligence for sure.

Marilyn woman collects two lottery prizes at once. A woman went to the lottery office to collect two prizes. One for a pick three, one for a Maryland holiday raffle. And so she went to the store. And she discovered she'd hit for $50,000. And that's the early bird raffle winner. Is that the real ticket or is that the you get it after? I've never heard of early bird raffle win.

I don't know what that is. That must be a different state. then she matched three numbers in the pick three. How much that pay? I've never played pick three because it's only, you know, thousands. It's not millions. Because they do that drawing a lot more often. And I need enough for you?

Well, I mean, it's enough, but I'd rather win the million. Like, I don't want to waste my big win, like, where they do the balls. I don't want to waste it on a 50,000. I want it to be millions. Because you think you're only getting a shot, one win, and then you're tapped out. That's it. Most likely...

What about these people that win a couple times? That's very rare, though. That's why they make the news. Like, if you hit it big one time, the odds are you're not going to hit it again. Well, the odds are you're not going to hit it the first time. Right. If we're doing odds.

That's why I don't want to waste it. But your odds don't change after you hit it, though. I don't want to waste it on $25,000. Because they're completely independent of each other. I mean, I would take $25,000, but... If I handed you $25,000 in cash right now, I brought in a bag. Oh, I'd take it. No, it's not what you take it. Everybody would take it. What would you do with that cash? What would you literally do if I gave you $25,000 in cash?

I really don't know. It was like Brewster's millions. And I said, here's $25,000 in cash. You have to spend it today. Like, you don't have to go buy stuff at Walmart. But you've got to do something with it or put it somewhere. It could be investing it. But you have to do something with it. Dang, I don't need $25,000. What can it buy? Can that buy a nice boat? That's what I'm buying. It could buy a boat. I'm buying a boat. But then the expense of the boat. I'll handle that. Here on after.

I'll handle it. What are you going to? Marina fee? I'm putting the trailer in my yard. We're good. Okay. I think she's talking about the general upkeep of a boat. You know the best two instances of buying a boat, right?

Yes, I've heard this. You know what? When you buy it? When you sell it. Oh, when you buy it when you sell it, yeah. Because you're excited when you buy it and you're excited when you let it go. Yeah. Yeah. But still, dude, a boat would be awesome.

Like there are some days, like summer days when I'm driving home from work. I'm like, see, if I had a boat today would be the day I would take it out on the lake today. Annual boat upkeep costs typically about 10% of the boat's value per year. So you're looking about, you know, $2,500 a year. A year? You handle that? So you'd buy a boat, both of you? I would, lunch.

Because you don't have to buy something I mean you can invest it It doesn't matter You just have to do something with the money And not let it sit You can put a down payment on something Yeah down payment on something You could down payment a bigger boat

I would put There you go No no no Now you say I can invest it I put 10,000 on the video That's hot What else? 15,000 left

What could I buy? Man that's crazy I'd hire oh You'd hire what Where'd your mind go there Hire a chef for a couple months. Just a couple months?

Yeah, I mean, it wouldn't be a lifetime. I don't think I could pay him enough to... A chef? Oh, my gosh. You know you gotta buy groceries. What? You mean the chef doesn't come with groceries? I guess it would be part of his fee.

Would it? Or her fee? I figured the chef goes shopping. I don't need to do that. Yes, and you pay for the groceries. Okay, so, what you say? $15,000? How long would that...

Yeah, I don't know how long would you hire a chef for? A few months, maybe. If are they cooking for you every single day. All three meals? Not just dinner. Oh, okay, but they're still coming in. You could probably get it for $15,000 for three months, you're saying, so that way, I don't,

probably not. So two months. You could hire one of those companies where the chefs cook it at their house and drop it off for a couple days ahead of time, which is still great. But if you want someone there at your house cooking, you could probably get two months of just dinner for $15,000. I'd probably do that. What's the point, lunchbox, I'm getting a chef?

Like, you want good food all the time? Have a good food all the time. Or you just don't want to cook. But it sounds like you want the person being there because you can have the same good food and they could cook it two days ahead of time. Yeah, but then you got to heat it up. I mean, food is not as good when you heat it up. When it's just fresh, like they just made it, that's what it's all about. I agree.

It is better. Oh, so much better. I mean, leftovers are kind of, eh. They lose the, hmm. They're just kind of, okay. A lot of sounds there. But it's not left over if like the seal's not been broken. It just hasn't gotten into yet.

Right, but it's left over in the fact that you have to heat it. If you have to reheat it, if you have to reheat it, it's never the same. It's never the same. Oh, see, sometimes I think, like, soup, for example, is better the next day because all the flavors have been marinating together, even in the fridge. I can have soup night one. Soup night two is better. That's interesting. I don't think about soup.

I'm not a real big soup guy. What did you have a chef cook for you? Well, I figure they have a lot of recipes. and that's what I need is I need them to come up with recipes and I tell them what I like they come up with it because if you tell them what you like

they for sure will go and find things and then go. Because my wife let's be real. Tempe peanut tacos. She cooks the same thing over and over and over and it gets kind of boring. It's like, ugh.

What do you cook? Everything's on Pinterest. So if you said you like Tempe Teenage tacos, whatever Amy just said. Peanut Tempe tacos or whatever. There'd be excellent recipes over there on Pinterest

where people can figure it out. Yeah, well, I always told my wife, hey, let's get some new recipes. Oh, yeah, I'm going to do that. And then she never does it. So it's like, ugh, it's kind of frustrating. So if I handed you a bag with $25,000 in cash, you'd invest $10,000 in the video.

Yeah, $15,000 on a chef. $15,000 on a chef. Yeah. No, boat. Boat went out. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it.

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Eddie, what would you do? Boat? No questions asked. I'm boat. Done. I'll take care of the rest. So you don't need a boat, though. But you have four kids and you're constantly talking about how you have no money because of the kids.

Right, but I want a boat so bad. You could like catch up with. I know, but what makes me so mad is... Would you put a down payment on a boat or pay $25,000? No, I pay $25,000. So whatever you give for $25,000. Yeah, like probably a used boat. And then you got to pay...

I'm going to Google $25,000 a month to upkeep. Upkeep, yeah. Because it's 10% a year. That's fine. I can handle that. So you're going to go into the whole more with this boat. No, but I'm going to be so happy, dude. What makes me so upset sometimes is that like all the money we spend in our kids.

And I'm like, if I didn't have these kids, I would have the coolest boat ever. It's very boat-based. Eddie. Yeah. Yeah, but then you wouldn't have I hate to say, I'm looking at these boats. I know, trust me, I get it, I know. Go ahead, lunchbox.

I'm on Boats.com and I got the best boats under 25K. That's why I said it's not going to be like... They're tiny. It's not going to be an ex-lar boat. They're tiny, dude. What about a pontoon? Can I get a pontoon for... Can you get one? You can get one kid on there.

That's not bad. You can probably get a boat? You can get a used party barge, pontoon. Yes. With a slide on it. Yeah. Why not invest? Why not take the money and join a boat club?

I did that for all. That's gone then. That money's gone. Sorry. I want my boat's going to be with me forever. Okay. You can get, and these are like in Michigan. And a lot of these private sellers where they're selling these boats, I got problems with them. The boat has problems? Yeah.

You could get a nice fishing boat. I mean, that would work too. I work my way up to a bigger boat. No, no, no, because it doesn't, once you buy this boat. Look at a pontoon boats here in town, just on Facebook marketplace or something. Dude, I've seen some cool ones that have like grills on them. you know where you can like cook steaks while the kids are going down to slide. Would your wife freak out if I drove a pontoon boat for Christmas and she gave it to you? Would you like, why did you do that?

No. My wife? Yeah. No, she would love you forever. Oh, she would? Yes. She's just like me. Like, we both dream about having boats.

Like one time we were at Bass Pro Shop and she was like, let's just buy it. And I'm like, we don't have money for that. She was like, no, no, we'll put on the credit card. I'm like, no, we're not doing that. Oh, you guys did that once. We're not doing that again. But dude, these pontoon boats are legit. Let's look.

We got a pontoon. boat here a 2026. Great year. Forty-nine thousand dollars. It's new. It's brand new. Yeah, it's new. I was looking at new ones right now. But I'm just letting you know, like a good, pretty good new one, $49,000. And they definitely go up from there, $59,000, $70,000. But we can go like a used pontoon. I bet you get one for like $5,000. Yeah, but then you worry about it floating. The pontoons probably don't tune. Do, when I was in college, somebody gave me a boat, but like I I did not have the guts to test it out because it looked kind of raggedy. And I'm like, man, what if I take this out in the middle of the lake and it just sinks?

So we ended up just giving it away. You gave the boat away that someone gave you? They gave it to me and then I gave it to someone else. You re-gifted the boat? Well, yeah, I mean. Man, some of these boats are $126,000. Dude, the ones in the Gulf. That's crazy.

The ones at the beach, those are the cool ones. Like the fishing boats? The beach, because that's the ocean. Yeah. Do those go out like 30 miles into the ocean? even live on the ocean why would you want that? No, no, I'm saying that's long-term dream. There's a 2002. It says call for price. Okay. Tell them I got $25,000. Okay, here's one. We got a, that's a flat bottom with a 25, with a 25 in the back, 11,500.

How long is the flat bottom? I don't know. I'm off the page. It doesn't matter. Eddie, I got a boat. I went on a couple of dates with a luxury boat dealer. Really? Yeah. Was that the kid? Can you get him a discount? No, he didn't have a job. No, I'm not on the market. No, I'm not on the What Amy said? No, he didn't have a job. Or a car. That's Amy's story to tell. I'm upset. I never met that guy.

But I can text. I mean, boat guy is still friends with. In fact, he's friends with my boyfriend. They know each other. And maybe he can give you a hookup. It's the luxury in front of it that worries me. Luxury of a boat guy. I mean, some of them are like so nice.

But it was like, it's a family business. Like he inherited it. There's an advent calendar, which I just learned about last year from you guys. I didn't really know what that was, but it's that thing where you open the doors, get little chocolates, right? Yeah, or whatever, whatever the product is. There's an advent calendar that has whiskey. It's a whiskey advent calendar, and it costs $10,500.

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Or if it tastes better because you spent more money on it Yeah, I don't know It's really cool, it's like a little shelf It's an advent calendar, but the shelf, I think you could replace it every year What's the whiskey that it comes with? Brams, you said? Brams? It doesn't say. The word that I said was

I thought it was always drums of whiskey, but it says drams. Oh. So I don't know, drums, D-R-A-M-S. Yeah, there's all kinds of whiskey. There is a Highland Park 40-year-old a Macallan number six

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Blue Cheese on it that's like a treat What hotel was that in? I'm trying to think. I don't remember. It was a Radisson. Yeah, it was a Radisson. By the bridge?

Yeah. Yeah, it was a TGI Fridays in there. Dude, that was a wild bag. Made a great steak. Yeah, it was a wild back. A bunch of people were having dinner at a fancy restaurant in Wisconsin on Sunday when a raccoon fell through the ceiling and bit a guest.

Raccoons, camels. What's happening? Deputies were called to the resort after a raccoon fell through a restaurant ceiling. The guest was bitten. They got to go get tennis shots immediately. Because of the rabies? Yeah. Not tetanus, rabies.

Oh, yeah, good point. Yeah, thank you. The raccoon was euthanized and sent for rabies testing while the injured gas was taken to the hospital. Foxx now. Maybe ever get a tetanus shot, ever, like, hit some metal or... Yeah, I stepped on a nail. Had to get a tetanus shot.

Old rusty nail, I went through my foot. How'd you feel about that? What, the nail or the shot? The general thing. I mean, the experience is terrible because it was a whole night's event to go to the ER and get a tetan shot. You know? Like, first, the nail.

hurt and then like all right we got to go to the hospital and get a tetanus shot. Why is your Christmas off to a bad start already? Because every year dude, I look forward to it. It's my favorite thing in the whole. And my wife talks about it where like, as soon as Eddie's done with work, he's going to like, don't call him. He's going to be drinking his Sam Adams Christmas logger, no winter logger. I look for it every year.

I get me a case of it and that's what I drink over the holidays. I can't find it anywhere. I drove around for three hours looking for it. They quit making it or what? No, no, no. No, it was there like two weeks ago. I got like a six-pack for Thanksgiving. It was there, and I guess they just shifted over to the new seasonal beer, and I cannot find it anywhere.

It's that Kroger. No, I went to Kroger's. Lots of Kroger's. And they have the green one. He drove around for three hours. Three hours. I went from Publix to Kroger's, to Walmart, to Target. Did you go to all the Kroger's?

The ones in the area. Is it Kroger or Kroger's? Kroger. But we're talking about multiple Kroger. You're talking about possessive Kroger's? It's just Kroger, but I've heard people say, just like they say Nordstrom's. Walmart. That's very southern Arkansas thing.

I don't say Walmarts. I do say Nordstrom's. I found it. Hillsborough Village. I'm headed there today as soon as we're done. That one's not far from here, so. You didn't Google before you drove? I was already in the neighborhood where there was a lot of stores.

You can tell who has alcohol by Googling? Yes. You can go to any grocery store. Any item. Because now they have it all synced up because of Instacart, shipped. Like, their inventory. is on point because they'll tell you low stock out of stock many of these all I do is go and search if I need something and I search it and just pulled it up and have it delivered so when you're

talking to Instacart it's Instagram a little bit mostly it's Uber Eats yeah whichever platform you use but that's why inventory that's how why I trust inventories because I know they have to have it up to date for all those different delivery services oh and they'll even tell you exactly what aisle you can find it in really yeah so I'm going to sound like lunchbox here but you're telling me that when someone at the store right now at that Kroger is scanning that last six-pack. Yeah. It's

it's probably upnage because of the scan. If it were a human just typing numbers in, even then it goes to a computer, but yeah, it's all connected. That's pretty impressive. Yeah, like once it's scanned, it's taken out of their universal

system. I mean, I'm sure it was a lot of work on the back end to get everything flowing. But I remember that. I don't know a lot of scanning. on the back end. I mean, create the program. Yeah. Well, when I first got fascinated

with this, Eddie, it was back in like 2004. Stop, see, now you're making fun of me. No, no.

When I was going to TGF Fridays, Amy was asking the same question. We didn't have this stuff for like our groceries, but I worked in, with our, all of our slabs and tile, like our natural stone.

Any type, like Luke, shirtless wonder, he created this whole system where everything, because we had multiple locations across the country, but every slab that entered or every piece of tile, like it got given a barcode. And when it would enter, it was scanned. And the minute it would get on a truck to go out

somewhere else, the driver scanned it. And bloop, it was instantly out of inventory. And that's how we avoided selling things that we didn't have to sell. Because what was happening was, I would be like, oh, yeah, we have a bundle of that in Dallas or in Norfolk or whatever. And then I would call there and they're like, oh, shoot, that just went out on a truck to whatever. We sold it. And I'm like, but it says in the system it's here. So they had to come up with something that like was instant and that way so that was in 2000. Yeah, technology man. But I always thought it was fascinating.

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Well, you saw it right there. They volunteer with the homeless. So what? That's why they can't win because you don't volunteer with the homeless? Well, no, I do. I mean, I donate to the homeless. So you give them money when you see them? No, I'll close.

Like, I drop them off at the homeless shelter. Yeah. And does that in your mind? What are you laughing at it? What's funny? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know. I don't get it. Are you for real? I know that you give things to the house. This is just what it come up already. I know what Amy's thinking. Like we've given a bunch of opportunities for him to say this. What shelter?

What, where? The Nashville rescue mission. Okay. See, now I believe him. Okay. Although he could drive by that and know that that's there. Doesn't matter. I don't question it.

I'm just saying if you donated to the homeless more. I just feel like that would come up. The only thing he ever says is I donated a dollar at Petsmart. No, I talk about how I get my power reds and save eight lives every time. Those are the two things you say all the time. You never said this. Close to the rescue mission. I bring up a lottery story.

You're like, well, I do that. I have a follow-up question. What do you decide what you give to them and what you keep? And why do you ask that, Eddie? He's not the same choice. Because I'm assuming you keep a lot of the clothes that you, you know, like you wear the clothes that you. I mean, just whenever I'm done with them. Oh, they know you're done.

Or sometimes if someone sends something here and no one wants it, I'll just take it to the homeless shelter. So they know you there. I wouldn't say they know me, no. I mean, they see a lot of people. But there was one time that I got offended when I dropped off. It was when we were moving out of the old building. We had closets full of clothes.

Shot through him in the car. And I pulled up and he's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. This isn't empty out your garage. Like, this ain't it. And I'm like, Well, that's true. What did you say to that? And I'm like, why are you being picky, man?

Like, it's clothes for the homeless. Like, and he let me go, oh, actually this is good stuff, man. Get it all out of there. All right. But it was just like, what are you being picky for, idiot? Like, these people need clothes. He's like, oh, man, it may have, oh, it has a brown spot on it. We don't want it.

What? Why? You know what I'm saying? Like, why would they not take it? Some of it, I think, I have no idea his exact reason, but I would think sometimes there's like, like a, I don't know the word I'm looking for, like an integrity piece about it of like they have an opportunity to give them clothes that maybe don't have brown spots because it's like giving, when they're receiving something, I don't know, there's just different feeling or vibe if they can give them something that does. It isn't dirty. I mean, they have washing machines at the rescue mission? Yeah. You've seen them?

Do you know that for sure? I'm sure they do. Maybe. No, but do you know that for sure? Yeah. I mean, you think they, every clothes that come in there, they wash them right? Have you seen the washing machines? No, I've never used them.

Have you seen them? No. But they got them. But the brown spot, like, if it doesn't come out, then what? Okay, then get rid of it. But I mean, just to come out and back, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, this isn't even to your garage. Like, how much, how much stuff did you take out of your car? Oh, the whole, it was filled to the brim.

My wife's car was filled. I mean, you couldn't even fit in there. It's barely drivable. I mean, we had so much stuff at the old building. And just shirts? Yeah, it was basically shirts, hats, all sorts of stuff. Try donating curtains. They didn't want those.

You weren't in your garage. I don't know what they want curtains for. Oh, for the shelter that has windows. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I'm just telling you what I donate. Everything that was in that building. I donated it. We had so much crap. Is that the last time you went?

Yeah, that was it. It was about a year ago. But I got a bag of clothes, and I got to take to the UPS to ship to the recycle center too. That I believe. That I believe. UPS to ship to the recycle center? This part. That's a lot of, wait, what?

That one seems more believable to me than him being a regular at the rescue mission. Oh, I got a. I got paper sacks in my closet that I just dumped shirts and build it up over time. But why would you ship them to the recycle place? Oh, like old underwear that has holes in them and stuff. Instead of just throwing them in the trash, you mail into the recycle and they recycle them. Where is this recycling place located?

I don't know, Eddie. And they don't have one in Nashville? No. Interesting. Yeah. Let's see where I'm mailing it. Do you wash those holy underwear before you send them? No.

No, because they're just recycling them. Like they're brown spots and those. That's an important question. I bet they wash them there. Because they're recycling it to turn it into like washing machine. Are you sure? Have you seen them? You know, have you ever bought something like this is made from recycled cotton?

Yeah. Oh, really? So we could be wearing lunchboxes underwear? What? On our shirts? What do you think it's getting recycled into? I have no idea. Do you get, are you getting money from that?

Why do you answer like that? Well, I've never, I, I saw the, on Shark Tank, I saw it on Shark Tank. Yeah. And so I bought the bags and this is my first time shipping one. I don't know what. Oh, so you bought the specific bags. But you get cash out points for gift cards. So yeah, you add up points for how much you recycle and you get, I guess, gift cards.

Okay. So you're getting it for the, you're doing it for the gift cards. No, he also loves to recycle. True. This is. I mean, they showed like on Shark Tank, they showed the waste of how many of the clothes and stuff, garments that go to a landfill and how bad it is. I was like, wow, that's crazy. Why didn't more people do this? So I thought it was a smart idea.

And they pay for the shipping? Yeah. Okay. That's good. It's making more sense. Like when we used to travel together more, he would pick up plastic forks at the airport and if they didn't have a recycle bin. He would travel with them to like if we landed in Austin where they definitely had recycle bins. So like he would travel with the plastic fork to recycle it in Austin. Was that a money making venture? No. He would just throw it in the recycle thing at the airport. The recycling in general. No, it's not a money-making business. Where did that come from? Like, when did you learn to recycle? My parents did it for money.

You just say they, my parents. Like cans? Yeah, we would go down to the creek and they would tell us, oh, let's play a game. Who can get the most cans out of the creek? And we thought we were a real funny game. And later I learned it was, they just wanted to collect as mean as they could so I could take them to the little whatever. Aluminum. Yeah, get money. And it was really cool because we'd go home.

They had a can crusher on the wall of the garage. Oh, can crushers were legit. And we'd throw them in the big old garbage bags. We'd have 15 of them in the garage. Yeah, I used to collect a lot of cans. Yeah, good times. And that would take bags and bags crushed. They'd be like, wow, you brought so many.

Here's $4. What? I know. All that work. Yeah, terrible. Christmas. Amy, what are you doing? I am here.

that's it stay in town i am staying in town so and and and that's by design i still feel like i could hop on a last minute flight to my sisters but it's just probably not going to happen i think i am actually really excited about being put so and i don't the the kids are with their dad this christmas so we alternate holidays every year so like christmas they were with me last year so that means Christmas is they're with him. And Thanksgiving and Christmas, they just flop. No matter what our schedule has been, we just have to work it out to where that's the way it is. And so they'll be with him Christmas Day. So I'll be with my boyfriend and his family and then I'll get the kids, but not good. We're just staying here. It feels weird, but I'm excited. I don't know what we're going to do

yet. It just depends how my wife feels. That all pregnancy thing. That throws everything off. Well, your family, that's great. Like for y'all, it's close enough to. where if you decide you want to go, it's like Arkansas and Oklahoma, like y'all get to go. Yeah, we'll either be in Fayetteville for a minute or stay here or I don't know. Would they come to you guys? No, too many of them. Yeah, it makes more sense for y'all to go. Yeah, and too many young kids over there. So who knows, we may go for a minute. I don't know. We have somebody stay in our house if we're not there in case anybody's wondering.

The house will be empty. It will not be. No. Strong person. Guns. With lots of guns. I never thought of that, but yeah. You see Jeffrey Simmons' NFL player when he was playing. They were on the road, he got house robbed.

Titans player. There's always somebody in my house if we're gone. Where does he live? What part of town? I don't know. Why? You're trying to get you a little son?

No, but I am curious what part of town. I'm just curious. Like, you're not curious? No. I'm sure it's a nice part of town. They're like three nice parts. Well, there's different, yeah. They're either like nice parts of Nashville

or they're in nice parts of Brentwood or they're in nice parts of Franklin. Or then they're in nice parts of Leaport. When my brother-in-law was in town, he's like, hey, where do all the celebrities live? I don't know, dude. I don't know where anyone lives. Like, when we first moved here, people would be like, oh, that's where Dolly lives? I don't know if that was true.

Do you show anybody's house? No. I mean, well, by yours. I took him by your house. That was the celebrity tour? It's Bobby's house. Eddie knows the gate code. He could have just come in.

Oh, there's Bobby right there. No, man. But it was, I really don't know where anyone lives. Like, I see big houses everywhere, but I'm like, I don't know who lives there. I just wonder what people in big houses did to make their money. Like, how do they make that money? Yeah, that would be so interesting. They'd just knock on their door.

Yeah, like, how did you get rich? How did people even make money? I mean, I've met a few rich people where they're like, it's just like I started a business and I sold it for like lots of money. Yeah, but just like I started a business. It usually comes with some sort of acquired business acumen. Yeah. Yeah.

Or like they make bearings for like. machines all over the country. Yeah. All right. What are you guys doing, Eddie? Go Texas. We go to Austin for a few days, see my family. Drive?

No, we're flying. No, we don't drive anymore. Really? We save all year to fly. It's all airline miles. But, like, it's important that we fly because the drive with four boys is chaotic. So we'll go to Austin for a few days, and then we'll drive over to Dallas for a few days and then come home. Fly back from Dallas?

So you got to do a round trip. You can do a round trip. We do. You got to do one way to Austin and one way back from Dallas. Rental car too in the middle. Yeah, that's not bad though. Pick it up in Austin, drop it up in Dallas.

Three hours? Yeah. Yeah. Morgan? Yeah, right now my boyfriend's mom has been staying with us and we're hanging out with her and some of his family up until next week and then we'll drive back to Kansas.

Eddie, why'd you look at me like that? That's tough. Your boyfriend's mom? Yeah. But her parents have stayed. Her house. Oh, they lived together. I forgot.

My bad. Yep. I forgot. I forgot. I forgot. You guys lived together. Yeah. It's your all's house.

I don't for some reason it just Maybe he pays rent Yeah I know I forgot about all that He does pay rent He does pay rent? Yeah How much do you charge him? I'm not getting into my finances with you

Do you charge him like 50% Or is it like 10% I'm not about to break down all my finances with you Wow you give him a discount She didn't say that No it does or she didn't admit it Because she knows me the brochure No

That was so funny You got spit a coffee out of all of everything I don't like to fucks is just It goes for it I think I was taking a sip whenever luncheux said you give him a discount. I don't know. Maybe he pays more.

Doubt it. The way she didn't answer, I'm not answering you. You don't even have a 401K. I'm not talking to you about finances. Oh, because he wouldn't understand? Yes. Got it.

I don't understand how that has anything to do with anything. You don't, you guys don't even have a shared bank account. Your whole thing is weird, so I'm not, we're not going to try and relate here. I'm not trying to relate. I was just trying to ask you a question.

I wasn't trying to relate. I don't care about relating. As long as Morgan confirms right now he pays some sort of rent, we're good. He does. Perfect. And does he pay money? Yes.

Good question. It's important. Pay me in treats or something? No. No, not treats. Maybe somebody would call it that. No, cash money. Where do his parents sleep?

We have a spare bedroom. Is it right next to yours? Is it? Yeah, they're all upstairs. Are you upstairs? All the bedrooms are. All right. Merry Christmas.

Lunchbox. Yeah, we might do some stuff. Oh my God, here we go. What are you talking about? What are you doing that? What? Is it a surprise? What are you doing for Christmas?

Is it a surprise? Oh, we're going to open presents, have some bubble bread. Where? Why is he being weird? Something must be a surprise. Oh, you traveling somewhere? I don't know. You're on a trip?

I don't know. Hmm. Why are you being? being weird. Alaska? I'm not trying to relate to you. You're weird. But that would be relating because he's being weird. I know. I'm trying to connect. All right. Well, Ray, what are you guys doing? Jamaica.

What? Are you being funny? No, me and for real. That is awesome, dude. Yeah, we're going down there doing some missions work. Okay. Okay. Okay. Now I don't know where you. He's being stupid. You take clothes. Missions work. There's a lot of free shirts in the calls.

closet, dude. Take them with you. They don't want your closet, dude. Your garage. Ray, what are you doing for Christmas? We're doing that. We're going to Jamaica. They did have a hurricane hit. Fortunately, the place we are going to was not affected by the hurricane, but they need the tourism, so we really are helping out their economy. You're not doing mission work. You're going to Jamaica on a vacation. That's awesome. We were all like, that's amazing. And then you said you're doing mission work. Yeah. But our mother-in-law is staying at our house the entire time. We've gone. Wait, so the mission part was a joke.

That's one of the probably their number one economy is tourism. So yes, we are helping out the economy. You're basically doing a missionary work. Yes. Right. One time I went to Hawaii during Christmas dude and it was crazy. It's like warm tropical weather, but they're playing Christmas music. It's awesome.

Yeah, we're excited. Actually, the resort we were going to go to got wiped out by the hurricane. Cap 5 hit it. It probably won't recover for two years. And so we got to go to an even better place for the exact same price. Nice. So we did kind of feel bad about that. But our travel agent explained it to us.

You guys really are helping if you want to look at it like that. We will be going to Orlando visiting family. So we do our land. What's that? We're building a well. We're building a house for families who can afford a house. Save the whales. Yeah, we'll do that too at SeaWorld.

Can you get a Disney World out there? We usually don't because the holidays are so freaking. packed and it's just not a fun time. But they are closing a ride called Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom. And I've been telling my son who loves dinosaurs for years like, we've got to go ride this ride. And it's closing in February. So a friend of mine works

at Disney and got the hookup, so they're going to take us in for one day to go see that ride. Abby, final? I'm going to Wichita. Fiancee is staying here with his kids. Because this might be my last, you know, time I go back. I might be

staying here. Alone. Alone. Are you dying? Yeah. No, I just mean like our Christmases might be here from now on, you know, instead of me going back. But you'll go back at some point. Or he could go with you. Yeah. Yeah. Like we'll have to split it. It's just the logistics of everything. So you got engaged and not spend the Christmas together. We're not. Dang. I know. Well, I was, because I didn't know I was getting engaged, so it was already planned. Got it. For me to go home and all that. So. Mike, flying to Texas, driving to, going into Austin and flying to San Antonio. driving to San Antonio.

Got it. Much closer in Dallas. Yeah, hour and a half. I don't know that traffic, though. They say it's still bad. All right, thank you. We're done. Everybody have a Merry Christmas. We'll see you. We'll see you after the new year, for sure. We'll put up some podcasts and stuff during the break. But for us, we're out.

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