The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: A Celebrity Messaged Lunchbox + Tuesday Reviewsday!

Episode Date: August 20, 2024

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not click it because he thought it was a scam. I never felt anything more than this right here. I would, there is no way I will believe through an email, one of those second chancers that I actually won the money. The 41 year old guy told Michigan lottery officials, he didn't realize he was gaining entries into the big cash second chance jackpot. So he was suspicious when he got an email going, you won that 257,000. Yeah, bro, same. I would just be $257,000 list because I wouldn't believe unless they came to my door with that thing of money. quote, I saw an email back in February. They email you?

Wow. A simple email. Yeah, they got to come to your door. But you could at least call them and be like, hey, do you guys send this email? It probably doesn't even get into my main mailbox because it feels like scam and spam. I saw an email back in February informing me I want $257,000, the second chance prize, but I figured it was a scam. So I just deleted it. Oh, no.

In addition to the email, I then got a call also thought it was a scam. Okay. And that's on him. Yeah, that's on him. Once you get the call, you've got to step up. Recently, I decided to look into it and found it as a real prize. Yeah. The man said it took until he was collecting his prize to fully believe it.

I felt that. Now that I'm at the lottery office, I'm starting to think this is real. This is from UPI. But I think we all would have felt that exact same way. There's no way I'm clicking an email link that says I've won anything. No chance. And secondly, if they call, I think what I would have done a bit different. Well, first, I wouldn't have answered it.

No way. No. I just wouldn't have answered the call. And so if they had left a voicemail, and I wouldn't have listened to it, but I would have read it because you guys have the thing where it writes it out. Yeah. Yeah. Your voicemails? Yes. My voice sounds full.

It's been full for years. Classic. I would have read it and then gone, okay, I need to call the lottery office to see if this is real. That's one I would. And that's kind of what he did. There's no chance I want to believe that. You want to know another thing? We can get to this right after the song.

Lunchbox is that DM by a celebrity. Do we believe that? Oh. Well, define celebrity. I don't know who it is. I don't know who it is. Is it, A is huge, B is big, C is middle. Remember, D is reality star that we kind of know.

F is the lowest. Yeah. What level do we think it is? F. I'm hopeful C. I'll go D. Okay. Lunchbox was DM to buy a celebrity.

We each will take three questions. Okay, we'll do nine. questions total, so if we can figure it out. Amy, you want to go first? Okay, um, male or female? Yes or no. That's not a... Okay. Is it a male? Yes. Okay. Is it somebody from a reality show? Yes. Is it someone that we know? Like, do we know who this person is? No, I'm serious. Like, something that we know. Do we know who they are? I have no idea. How would I know that? I don't know who you all you know. We're not going to know this person, but us. They have a blue check mark? Yep. Amy. I mean, I mean,

Ask if they're from the challenge Because I'll just know immediately Are they from the challenge? No. Are they from Big Brother? Yes. He had to act like you're checking it twice. I mean, who's on Big Brother?

Maybe Ray knows. No, it's Kenny. Oh, that's who it is? Yeah. It's Kenny. It's got to be Kenny. Yeah. If it's Kenny, we'll figure out how to get him up.

We'll talk about it later on in the show. We're going to go with It's Kenny, the guy that talked about us on the show. It was Sweet Kitty Kay! And he said, appreciate the shout out. I love you guys, even though I tanked in the house.

Boom! And it has a blue checkmark. That's how I know it's really him. DM from a celebrity. I would not have known who that was. And we have to talk about later on today if we're going to get him up here or not. But that's the guy who talked about it on the stream.

I want to call him a mistrial, though. He lied on it. We do know who Kenny is. You didn't. But you were talking about it. You do. But he does he know? I mean, if I should.

I'm not arguing about Kenny. I'm not arguing back. I'm playing this on. Okay, hold on. We'll come back. We'll do coming out the anonymous inbox. Lunchbox. Okay. That wasn't. What do you know? He tricked us, guys. Doesn't I get the end from a celebrity? Oh, Bobby. I'm new to the college roommate thing. I have the feeling that I'm being taken advantage of by my three roommates.

I know that things like electricity gas, Wi-Fi and other utilities have to be split. But are groceries a part of that? Here's why I ask. My roommates have started a $100 community grocery fund that we're all being asked to pay into. Supposed, this buys groceries that we all use. Paper towels, toilet paper, a little bit of food. My issue comes with things like coffee. I hate coffee. It's disgusting.

The other three love it. And they buy those individual cups, syrupy sweeteners, almond milk. Expensive stuff that I consider a luxury. When I dared express concern about putting money in for things I don't think are necessary, you would have thought I'd threaten to withhold my share of the rent. Is this really how things are supposed to work? Signed. Odd, roommate out.

So roommate, here's what I would say. You got two options here. You go in fully and I am 25% of the $400,000 and sometimes they're going to go your way, sometimes they're not. Sometimes you're going to use more paper towels than they're going to use. Or you go, we just have to buy our own stuff. With three other people and finances and college kids, there's not a lot of room for nuance and breaking down the budget and going through receipts and running the books at the end of the month.

So if I were you and you can just go with the 25 bucks, it's going to be worth that investment. If it's $6 of it's used for crap you don't like to just have a positive relationship with your roommates. That is a roommate relationship investment. I completely understand why that will be irritating to you because it'll be irritating to me too. Yeah. But this is one of those little life losses that you have to take in order for the grander to be better. However, you can't go, let's not, let's just kill the fund. That is the other option and we just get what we want to get for ourselves.

And that's completely fair to. But you're going to be one versus three in that and it's just almost not worth it. If you can afford the probably six bucks a month for the extra syrupy crap, I don't like that crap either. The coffee stuff? Listen, I'm doing a lot of math homework with my son, seventh grade math. And I feel like there's a lot of problems. and I feel like this would be one of those word problems where it'd be like, Sally's living with her four roommates

and they've spent X amount on coffee. Like you could figure this out to where you deduct. Like you could still be a part of it, but just be like, hey guys, you know I'm not touching any of this coffee stuff. So I want to be a part of the grocery fund, but I'm going to keep out, you know, five bucks or something every time. I agree, but they're going to start watching how many paper towels you use. I know.

They're going to start. It's just going to open up what they would call Pandora's box. If everything is going to come out now. And it is a loss and it sucks, but sometimes you've got to, for the greater good, take one on the chin. What about adding something that they may not like, like beef jerky or something? Yeah, exactly. Something that you only hate.

That I don't hate as long as you don't express, that's why you're doing it. Right, right, right. Because again, you can't be like, okay, let's take a roll here. What do you three hate? Right. Put that on the list. It's just that you don't want to be one versus three in that environment. is it going to always feel like you're being singled out, picked on, ostracize, anything.

So do, just pay the few extra bucks. Start drinking coffee. Oh, no, I hate it. Or what you can do is use all the other stuff more than them. Like, stock it up in your room. No. I had a roommate once that I would buy groceries, she would buy groceries. I didn't care if she ate whatever bread.

I had a female roommate when I first moved to Austin. That's crazy. Didn't know her, but it was a first. friend from back home who was like my sister just moved to Austin. She needs a roommate. I know anybody in Austin when I moved there. And so it was like, you guys should room together because she needs a roommate and you don't know anybody.

So boom, moved up there. We never really became friends or anything. Like we didn't know each other that way. Our schedules were so different. But I buy groceries. How about them? I don't care. Whatever.

It's one of one. One time I ate two pieces of bread. I got a bill, a note for a post-it note on a bill. It was like, you go like 87. I was like, wow. This is how it's going to be. And I was fine with that because it was then stated going forward. I never touched it.

I know for sure as you touch my muffins. I didn't charge her anything. Yeah, that's so wild. Rumae, just pay the five or six bucks. It's not going to, is it fair or no. Is life fair or no? But it's going to make your life easier to be part of the group. And then just move out in nine months, if it's still bothering you that much if you can.

You're going to move out over some almond milk? No, but you may move out because you feel like it's not a completely fair environment, generally speaking. I get it. All right, I don't like to have to say that, but sometimes you got to eat one. Or bust out the cat. Don't bust out the calculator. Because they will hold it against you. All right, there you go.

Close it up. Tuesday, Reviews Day. The one day we review everything we've watched in the past week. I watched a movie. It was called Something About Planet of the Apes. I don't know which one it was. Hey, Mike, it was the latest Planet of the Apes where it was mostly all apes. There's only like one human.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. Aren't they all like that? No. No, no. They're not. And I was ready for more like humans. It's called Planet of the Apes. It doesn't matter.

It's sometimes full humans to go and fight the ape. There's all these different versions of it. Right, Mike? I said the trilogy before, the first one had a lot of humans. Mark Wahlberg was in it, bro. That's right. I forgot about that.

Yeah, and the books, and the old Charlton Heston. Like, it's not just all monkeys all the time. Is this the one where the birds? Yeah. Okay, that's a good one. I saw this in the movies. Okay.

Oh, you didn't like it? It's okay. It's okay. It's long. And I was like, I love. It's fine. It's fine. I just expected more humans.

I agree with you. I thought it was pretty bold. Boring. Yeah, if there'd have been more humans, I'd related more. But it was like, it's all ape-on-ape crime. And I was like, what's that? Ape on Ape on A-N-A-Kle. Yeah, and I was like, I don't even know who to root for sometimes.

And, like, the silverbacks were, like, bad guys. And then humans were bad, but then good. And then it was, I would give it two and a half Earth weapons. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's good. Out of five. Because it's fine. I fell asleep a little bit during it.

You fell asleep during the movie. Yeah, I lied to my wife, because I didn't know. Because she was like, I don't want to watch this anymore. We watched it in two parts, and I was like, I'll watch it with you. I fell asleep. And then she was like, are you asleep? And I was like, no, no, no. And then now I have to act like it's my favorite movie at home because I fell asleep during it.

Same. Almost fell asleep in the theater watching it. You did? Yeah. So more humans, that have been pretty good. The second thing, the Benji, what I give the Benji to, and you guys may have watched this. And it's in a different language. Well, British.

What is it? It's still English, but British. That's English. So you got to have the subtitles up because sometimes they're like, what a blee, blee, blee, blee. It's called The Stranger. It's on Netflix. Okay, I haven't watched this.

It's based on a book. Okay. Well, we were just flipping through. Pika, pika, pika. So it sounds like we're flipping. Pika, picka, picka. And we go over to Netflix, which is kind of the lamer of the services now because it's more generic. But we were like, let's give it a run.

Watch it in two days, eight episodes. Wow. Eight episodes. It's a bingey. The stranger. Yeah, we're going four out of five baseball caps because, well, it's British and it wasn't American. I can't give anything five out of five except for Squid Games. but the stranger on Netflix, it's based off a book,

and I thought it was great. My wife thought it was great. We loved it. 87% on Rotten Tomatoes. Can you say what it's about? A web of secrets sends family man out on Price onto a desperate quest to discover the truth about the people closest to him. Okay.

All from a stranger. Okay. Those are my two Tuesday reviews days. Amy, anything? I watched American Murder Lacey Peterson on Netflix. We're going to watch that. It's been 20 years. since Scott Peterson was convicted.

Movie or series? It's a three-part series. And it's really interesting because you're seeing, like, jurors are part of it. Her mom is speaking out of the first time. And, yeah, I really enjoyed it. And it hopefully will, like her mom was saying, she's gotten so many letters from Lacey's story

being shared from women that have maybe been in a relationship that if they got out soon enough, then it saves their lives, you know? First of all, what do you rate it? Because then I have a question. So sad, but I guess the way they did it, I thought it was really well done. You don't have to rate the murder or the story.

You have to just rating what Netflix. I know, it just feels weird, but Netflix did a great job. So I give it four and a half out of five. Be gentle. Why don't you just say streaming services? It's tough. Yeah, like,

when there are both, involved? No, we're not doing that part. I mean, I haven't seen this. Yeah, but that's involved in the murder. Just picked up the generic. Like a book? Okay, jurors, thank you.

Sorry, that was hard. Generic, cereal? Yes. Anything. Any chance we feel better about Scott Peterson after this? You can't say that. Okay, the weird, no, not me. The weird thing is you're seeing from, like, certain people that think he's still innocent.

Yeah. But to me, it's like, how in the world do you look at all this evidence and think that he's innocent? But I think his sister-in-law went and got her law degree and she's trying to fight for him to get out. Because I've seen like five different versions of a show like this, probably not as detailed, not three episodes. I don't want to say too much. Some of the, you couldn't even rate it a certain thing. Because it's sensitive. Yeah.

All right, lunchbox, what you got? I watched The Sand Pebbles. Was that the movie that Kevin Costner said was the greatest of all time? He said it is his favorite movie of all time, and I know why. 1966. Because it's three hours and 16 minutes. Oh, I get it. That's why Kevin Costner liked it.

What did you think of the sand pebbles? I don't even, maybe I'm not smart enough for the movie. It's from the 60s. Maybe I needed to understand what was going on in 1930, and it's like a U.S. ship over in China, and they're fighting. I was bored out of my mind. I had to rent it twice because I couldn't finish it. Why did you re-rent it? Because I had to have to review it.

I had to finish it. Guys, hold on. I want to make this clear. You don't have to watch anything. No, no. I was intrigued about Kevin Costner's favorite movie of all time. He's one of the greatest actors of our generation. And I'm like, okay, there has to be something that I'm going to get out of this.

Like, it's going to get better, right? Let me state the rules again. This isn't you have to watch something. It's if you do, this is the one time of the week we review it. Oh. So this is not homework to go and you have to watch something. I didn't say I had to. No, but Amy thinks it is.

He kind of just said, I thought he said I had to. I had to do it to review it. No, I had to finish it to review it because you can't review something you haven't finished. What do you give the sand pebbles? One and a half ships out of five. Okay, thank you. Eddie, anything? Cowboy cartel. Amy brought it to the show.

She was talking a little something about it. I was like, let me watch this thing. Guys, it's awesome. It's, I mean, this takes place in South Texas. Like, this is my stomping grounds as well as born and raised in McAllen, Texas, right by the border. The Zetas is the cartel that's down there. They did some bad stuff And this is how the FBI got them

Review it Oh four out of five Quarter Horses We'll put all this up on our social media pages too Morgan you have one Yeah so I watched the Union on Netflix It's with Mark Wahlberg and Halliberry It's a great dumb action movie

Never heard of it Yeah it's brand new, just came out And it's all about basically Mark Wahlberg And Halliberry is his ex from like 25 years ago And she pops out of nowhere And then all these things ensue and I would give it three and a half out of five cell phones. The audience score for Rotten Tomatoes is 28%.

I told you, dumb action movie. Okay, good. Yeah, dumb action movie. But like an easy watch, and I really like Mark Wahlberg and Halliberry together. That's Tuesday Reviews Day. Yeah. If nobody has anything, we'll just go, there's nothing to review. You do not have to watch anything, Amy.

Got it. I was like, oh, man. Do not watch Sandpubble. Because you have to finish it to be able to review it, you know? Got it. I know, but moving on. Okay. I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him.

I said, hi, dad. And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen. She says, I have some cookies and milk. This is a badass convict. Right. Just finished five years. I'm going to have cookies and milk at my mom. Yeah.

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But the last few years, his fellow officers has stepped up and every single time it's the first day of school. The officers go, pick up his kids and walk him to school because he's not able to. Which is really, really cool. And that has inspired also to the Orlando firefighters. There's a current firefighter who's battling cancer in the hospital. So they also did the same thing for his kids this year. It makes such a difference, which doesn't cost any money. It's just them having to be present in remembering who could use, like, a temporary dad, guardian support.

Consistent. Yeah. Yeah. Because that's the hardest part. Anybody can do anything for a couple days or a week, but to be consistent over the years, that is a great story. It's got to be cool for the kids, too, to be walked to school by a bunch of cops. Honestly, that would be cool for me now. You're right.

It would be cool now. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good If I play you this clip from a classic TV show, can you give me this show? Yeah. Yeah, what's you talking about Willis? Hold on, lunchbox, what's that?

What's you talking about Willis? That's not a show. That's what it is, though. That's what you're saying. No, it's not. Wait, play it again. How is that what's you talking about Willis? No, because after that he goes, hey, what's you're talking about Willis?

Oh, got it. Is it not? No, you're thinking of different strokes, and that's Arnold. and it's a whole thing. Okay. That is actually, who's the person? Happy days, it's the funds. That's the fun.

That's no point there. So what do we guess? The show? Yeah, we're looking for the show. Bonus points if you get the person. And then you lose the point if you say the wrong person. Just get the show, guys. All right, here we go, number one.

Can you name that classic TV show? We're looking for the quote. What's the show? You got it, dude. Yeah, I'm in for the win. Yeah, in. What's you talking about, Willis? Lunchbox.

Full house. Eddie. Full house. Amy. Good. Next. Yada, yada, yada. Very famous.

Easy ones at first. Go ahead. Yada. Yada. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Seinfeld. Eddie?

Signfeld. Amy. Seinfeld. Good. Next. Don't have a cow, dad. Here it is again. Don't have a cow, dad.

I'm in for the win. Yeah, in. Lunchbox? That was Bart from the Simpsons. Eddie? The Simpsons. Amy? The Simpsons. Go ahead.

Good job. Next one. What you're talking about rules? Oh, dang it. I wasn't paying attention when you. No. There was I, Amy. Here it is again.

What's your talking about rules? I'm in. I knew this was coming up. I knew I set the show up and I knew some of you wouldn't listen. Collie, it's just this is just one of those things. One of those things were like you're in the room and you're here and you hear it. And then he literally said it to us. And I'm still.

like, I don't know if I got this right. All I haven't. What you're talking about, Williams? Lunchbox, what do you have? I hope you said this. And I'm like, this doesn't even sound like a show, though. Different strokes.

Amy? Happy days. I know, that's not it. No, happy days. I know. I know it's not it. Eddie? I have different strokes.

Different strokes. Yeah. All right. Different strokes. Do you give yourself credit for listening, even though you really didn't know? Kind of, yeah. I just like I'll accept it yeah all right next up

classic TV shows go ahead this is before we were all alive probably except for Eddie no no no I was I was this is not my wheel I'm not that old but I know it dynamite do it again dynomite okay lunchbox I'm in for the win yeah um jefferson's Eddie good time

dang it Samford and son no no all right next one number six Pork chocks and appleshosh. Let's play it again. Pork chocks and appleshosh. What? Do you guys want to know what he's saying? Pork chops and assholes.

What did you say? Do you want to know what he's saying? That's a he's saying. Interesting. Well, if you've already... I didn't say I was in. Yes, you did. You put your pin down.

Yeah, but I didn't say I was in. Pork chops and apple shod. Josh. That's a guy? I thought it was a chick, man. Time's up. Lunchbox? Little House on the Prairie. Eddie? I love Lucy. Amy? Family Matters.

It's the Brady Bunchdy Bunch. I think it's like Peter Brady. Here, play it again. Pork Shosh. And Applesash. I hear it now. Yeah. You got to go with your first instance. All right. Eddie's up one on lunchmarks, two on Amy. Next. Book him, Dano.

Hook him, Dano. Huh? Do you want to know? What he's saying? Book him, Dano. Okay. Book him, Dano. I'm in.

I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? Chips. Amy. Hawaii 5-0. Eddie? Now, I wasn't alive for this, but I remember people saying it, Hawaii 5-0.

Hawaii 5-0. Amy, good point. Eddie, good job. Oh, I was supposed to guess. I almost said, well, I'm not going to say, because what if it's next? Good point, Amy. All right, next up?

I'm in. What? You're right. What's she saying? All right, good drive. What are they saying? You rang. You rang.

Oh, yes. You rang. Got it. I'm in. I'm in. The win. Amy? Adams family?

Eddie? That's Charlie from Charlie's Angels. Oh. Lunchbox? That's Casanova calling a chick. It's the Adams family. Oh. Lurch, I think, right?

Oh, my God. Yay. Amy's won back. Going into the final. Oh my goodness. Can she do it? Can she come back? Wow. Last one. Hey, hey, hey, hey, what is going on here? Yes. Hey, hey, hey, hey, what is going on here? I'm in. In for the wind. I'm in. I'm in for the wind. Bones, am I leading here? So if I get this right, I win. Okay. Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Well, I feel like I recognize that voice. Hey, hey, hey, hey, what is going on here? I mean, yeah.

Need an answer. Amy? Saved by the bell. Correct. Now, we got to go over to Eddie in a minute see if he got it. Lunchbox. Mr. Belding, saved by the bell. All right.

Hey, last place, but you got that one. Eddie? That is Mr. Belding. Saved by the bell. Winner. Yes. Here's a voicemail we got last night. I am wanting to get the room's opinion, but especially lunchbox's opinion.

We ordered pizza at about 5.45 p.m. And we were told it was going to be about 45 minutes to an hour for delivery. At 7 o'clock, we called just to get, you know, an estimated time. And they said it was going to be another hour. He said that it wasn't his fault that they were running behind. I asked if there was any way they could give us a coupon to make us want to come back. He said, no, they don't do that because it's not his fault that they got behind. And I went and I called headquarters, left every view there.

I'm calmer now, but I just wanted to know what you guys would do. So I think she wants lunch's opinion mostly because she wants to be backed up. So you go last lunchbox, I'm sure you're going to be like, I would own the place. But I would also say even if it's not their fault, it's still their fault. Because even if it's not their fault, it looks bad on them. And the way to continue business long term is to even if you didn't do it, make the person who is having to suffer the consequences of somebody else make them feel. loved and taken care of.

So I absolutely understand your frustration. I'm surprised they did not give you a coupon. Yeah. Because that is a long time to wait. I would try to cancel it. Sometimes I'll try to cancel an order if it's way, way, way, way too long. And it'll go, well, if you cancel, you got to pay for it anyway. Yeah.

And I'm like, screw that. I'll just take it cold. Eat something in the fridge. And then I end up warming it up and eating it anyway. And it's usually pretty good. Amy, you? Yeah. I mean, I think that you definitely deserve something.

You should be upset. but I guess you get to decide now if you want to return there as a customer ever again. Lunchbox do your thing. No, you should have been given a free pizza that night and you should have been given a free pizza and the nights to come whenever you wanted to order again. Your next order is on us. I can't believe they say, oh, it wasn't our fault. No, no, it is your fault because you're working there.

So you weren't keeping the pizzas coming out on time. So you being behind is 100% your fault. I would also like to know why. If you're going to use that excuse love, it's not our fault. Like why? Is it a straight door dash or Uber Eats that has nothing to do with the restaurant? They got a flat tire because I do think that affects how I'm feeling about it. But I still think they should probably reach out and make it right. Even if it's not their fault, that's good business.

But if it's their own person delivering it and you order it from them, that's their fault. Even if something happened like an accident. And where are those cops who like deliver the pizza anyway? Oh, right? It was an accident. Yeah, yeah. That's if like the door. Or dash delivery person gets arrested.

We're on your side. We're on your side. Which, by the way, you guys can leave us a voicemail anytime. 877-Bobby. If you call and we're not able to pick up because we have a bunch of lines, leave us a voicemail there. We would love to have it. The moral of this story is if you're at a restaurant,

you probably shouldn't use the lemons, especially if you plan on putting them in your glass. They tested about 100 lemons from 21 different restaurants. 70% of them were contaminated with the bacteria. Yeah. If the lemon's in your water, you don't want that. You can squeeze it in it because it's not going to be, but don't drop it in because those things are just bouncing around all over the place. That's gross.

And sometimes they just drop them in. Right. Why do they do that? You would think after all this research we get all the time about this. It's like, why do they squeeze it and drop it in there? And don't even put it on the lip of the glass because that might accidentally fall in. Well, but sometimes it's the inner part of the lemon. And I guess depending on when it was cut and then the knife cuts down into it.

Basically, the contamination comes from the yellow. The peel, the outside. A second thing about food, I'll mention this briefly, but we ordered some sandwiches. We're doing a work thing and they brought some sandwiches up. Every single one of them had mayonnaise on it. Don't put condiments on generic sandwiches. You don't know who they're from. I don't care if it's mustard or mayonnaise.

I don't care. Because not everybody likes it. There wasn't a single sandwich I could eat. I have been thinking this for years. When they do party platters, just put the mustard or mayonnaise on the side. It never makes sense because then you can't eat. It is so stupid to soak it in that stuff. And I've thought it for years and I'm glad that someone, I saw your post.

I was like, finally, someone feels this way and is voicing it because it is driving me nuts for however long I've been getting party platters. There are times where they order and I can't have a whole day anything because I hate mayonnaise so much. I'd rather take a blade and cut off my entire pinky. They need a spoonful of mayonnaise. No, you wouldn't. No, you wouldn't. I heard what I said. I stand by it. No, you wouldn't.

I hate mayonnaise so much. What about the side of the bun? where there's not the mayonnaise. Can you do the other side? You can't really, no. What? And do what? Tacco with? Manay's, no, stop. Let's not be crazy. Because then mayonnaise is on top of no. No mayonnaise. Because you can't peel mayonnaise off. Someone's like, well, what do you put? I don't like onions either. But if you put an onion on, I can at least pull it off. Like a tomato, you can wipe the juice off for most of it. So here's what we're saying. Stop. Stop. Stop. Just stop. And sometimes if the sandwich sits for a long time and it's got, even, I like mustard, but even they put

muscle on it. Don't do that. Because then it gets all like wet. It sinks into the bread. So we like to start a petition, change dot org. No condiments on sandwiches if you don't know who they're for. This is your new platform. I hate it. It makes me crazy. I was starving. And all I want it was a sandwich.

You're like mayonnaise on it. Can you just eat the meat? You can't. Because the mayonnaise is leak onto the meat. Yes. And sometimes you get a paper towel and you try to wipe it off and now there's paper towel shreds in your meat. That's all. I'm done. All right, here's the voice mail we got last night.

Good morning, studio. I was just listening to the podcast and heard Reed's full version of the Bobby Bones show theme song, and I love it. He has got a great voice, and I hope to hear more music from him soon. Thank you for everything you do. I drive to work every day listening to you, and it makes my day. Thanks. Appreciate that. Reed is my guy.

Travels with me everywhere. His name is Reed Yarberry. He does our theme song. He does the mailbag song now. too. So check it out. Here's Amy's pile of stories. So study finds put out a study that showed that good parenting boils down to humor. It fosters cognitive flexibility, can relieve stress, and promotes problems solving within the family.

If humor is all I need, I'll be a heck of a dad. You're funny. I often worry about, because, again, I had no models. I didn't have a dad growing up when I became a teenager, Arkansas, Keith came into my life. At that point, I was already wired. My wife and I have not had kids yet. Would you plan to have kids? At some point, but I am deeply terrified of being a bad parent because I never had a parent.

I didn't know what that's like. However, hearing this story, I'm all good. I don't need responsibility. Just be funny. I don't need to be consistent or present. Sliding with a couple jokes. What's the deal with a bottle? Is it a nipple?

So all I got to do is coming to crush a comedy act? Yeah, yeah. Let's go. No, it takes more than that. But the idea is to be playful and silly, to laugh at crazy, stressful situations, maybe throw in a few dad jokes. Waka, waka, waka. Morning corneys, you can get them from the show.

And not everyone is naturally funny, so the survey also found that 70% of parents say they would be interested in a course on how to utilize humor and parenting. That's not a course I would recommend anybody taking. Okay, go ahead. Can't you just put like a funny sound on your phone if it's a young, young kid? They're like a fart sound. Yeah.

They all like that. You all like that. Yeah, go ahead. So I follow this psychosensory therapist, Eloise McFried. Of course you did. No, I do. And I saw her put up this thing about how our lives can have to be driven by avoiding pain. And I'll run through a list and you see which of them like you do to avoid.

Every one of them. I try to avoid pain in every way. The top thing on her list was workaholism and it's avoiding the pain of worthlessness. Yes. avoidance is you're obviously avoiding the pain of hurts i don't know i don't have much avoidance no no i don't avoid i do work all the time and i think that was just to feel like you're worthy like i'm yeah yeah yeah to have yeah okay well i don't want to cry so go ahead okay uh if you're a people pleaser you're avoiding the pain of rejection not a people pleaser but also don't like

rejection but not a people pleaser if you're overthinker you're avoiding the pain of anxiety perfectionist. Well, why do I have both then? I overthink and I'm anxious as crap. I can't sleep ever. If you're a perfectionist, you're avoiding the pain of criticism? Not a perfectionist. I jump in hard and I'm okay, not being perfect. Okay, what about

this one? It's the final one. Excessive busyness, avoiding the pain of loneliness. No, I don't think loneliness is what I avoid because I have my PlayStation so I don't mind that. I think it goes back to that first one more. Yeah, I don't mind being lonely because I can fill that gap with baseball cards and PlayStation.

I'm seven. Okay, what else? Riley Green got a pedicure. I don't know if someone just saw him there and took a video so then Taste the Country asked him about him. And it was like, hey, here you are getting a pedicure. And he said that, I don't know where you got that photo. But yeah, it tickled and it tickled so bad that he almost like kicked the lady.

But the point of this is he's like the manliest man, man man, man on the planet. Hey, why, you're not? But he went to get a pedicure. And I know sometimes like wives want to get their husband. or girlfriends want to get their boyfriends to go get a pedicure with them and they're like, no, I can't go do that. And just be like Riley Green does it? Well, I dealt with the same thing.

You guys think I'm extremely manly, masculine in every way. And my wife, we got one a couple weeks ago. But the same thing. It's true. Men like Riley and myself. Go are the same. We'll go. Yeah, all right.

I mean, that's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him. And I was, hi, Dad. And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen, and she says, I have some cookies and milk. This is his badass convict. Right.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay at home, it's something good. Alan Gage is a seven-year-old from May Bank, Texas, and he loves to bake. His grandma loved to bake. His mom loves to bake.

And so he started baking. And he loves to make this blueberry pie and the state fair was having a competition. Who can make the best pie? And he's like, ah, let me enter this. competition. Was it all kids? No, it was adults. Oh, he was the lone He was the lone wolf. All right. The young

gun, if you would say. We wouldn't. And he did some cool thing with the crust. He won first prize and now he moves on to the October 6th competition. And if he wins there, he gets his pie putting a cookbook. Let's go. You know those old people are haters on him. Oh, because he's so young. He's seven. They're like,

probably he gave it to him because he's seven. Hopefully it was a blind taste test. I was going to say, I hope they don't know who cooked it because I thought the same thing. I'm like, man, they walk up to the table they see the 7-year-old, like, oh, so you were being a hater, too. Yeah.

So, they got it, pity on them. But I think, hopefully, it was like a blind. Everybody takes, submits, and then walks away, and you don't know who's as who. Because if you won that then, that's pretty cool. Yeah. That's awesome. All right, there you go.

What are you going to say? I wonder what the cool thing with the crust is, too. I'll tell you, he, uh, I bet it was nerds. He did. If you put nerds in anything, it's awesome. Alan says his detailed lattice work on the crust, which he enjoys painting with an egg wash. sets his pies apart from the competition.

Says decorative. Sounds A plus. I still put nerds in it. Again, nerds and anything makes it taste better. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. A voicemail from Emily in Iowa. I cannot stop singing.

Thundah, na, na, na, na, na, na, na. And also, I was on a walk while I was listening to the segment on the podcast today and probably looked like a fool because I was laughing out loud. Anyway, thanks you guys so much for making me look like a fool, but I love it. It was great. Lunchbox lost. He had multiple opportunities to win, but he has to go to Thunder Down Under, two shows in a row. And that's where the dudes are all shirtless and dancing and stuff.

And what we were doing is going, Thunder, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, which is an ACDC song, but it's also the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders in the new Netflix series. Oh, yeah. That's their theme song. So Scooby Steve, have we got it all lined up? Do we have a contact? Yeah, we have a contact. We're lining it up, and we're also going to have some special surprises for lunchbox as well.

I love a special surprise. Nope, no, no, no, no. I love a surprise. A thunder. Na, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, no, no, thunder. All right. What? I'm getting way excited, man.

He's got to go two nights in a row to the show and sit in like the first few rows. All right, let's go to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny. Did you hear about the kidnapping at school? It's okay. It does not feel good. It's okay. He woke up.

She got us. That was the morning corny. That's a good one. Yeah, to get that in because I was like, I don't want to fall. I don't want to do this one. The hat from Indiana Jones went up for auction. $630,000. Whoa.

Crazy amount of money. that Indiana Jones hat, the brown felt fedora, worn by Harrison Ford and Temple of Doom, went for over $600,000. This is from ABC 7. I guess to me, story one, that's the crazy amount of money, but I like follow memorabilia sites now and I see how much people pay for this stuff.

And it's mostly as an investment thinking it will go up and they can sell it again in three more years for more than that. However, I've never seen Indiana Jones. What? It's one of those I've never... Stop it. How? And we probably have...

Let's go around the... room, things that we've never seen that we think pretty much 80% of America has seen. And I'll list off a couple of mine. I've never seen Indiana Jones. And I'm not taking this as hate. I'm not being a hater. She's never seen it. Star Wars.

Oh, my gosh. I try to watch first one once and I was like, oh, well, I can't do it. That's all you needed to see. I know. Can't do it. The Sopranos and Godfathers. Those would be like the four big things that I've never seen that I think. I think most people have.

And I bet all four of them are excellent. If you get into them, I was just so far gone on all of them that I was like, I don't want to get in when there's eight already. Amy? Game of Thrones. I tried episode one, season one. I don't know that that's trying, but I feel you. Because there are shows I end up liking, it takes me like the show that I watched like six

episodes and did not like it. But I was like, I have to stay with it because people say it's good. And then it ended up being so good. It was the show in New York about its family based on. Fox News. Oh, Succession. It was excellent. But I watched six episodes and I was like, this show sucks.

That's so good. But it ended up being so good. I would call that trying, Amy. Okay, well. That's giving real effort. I was really putting it in the effort. Then I didn't even try. I've never seen Game of Thrones.

And I feel like everybody says it's the greatest show of all time. It is good, but I wouldn't say that's like historic. Like for me. Lord of Rings. Lord of the Rings. That would be mine. I've never seen that. Star Trek.

Lord of the Rings, I count. Star Trek. I don't know if the Game of those has been around. long enough to count that as like most of America has seen it. What are those movies with Jennifer Lawrence? But would the Sopranos even count as that, though? Hunger Games. Because I say Sopranos.

Yeah, that may not count. No, that was one of the bigger shows. Huge. It was. Huge. I used to watch it. I don't want to hit Amy for Game of Thrones, but Sopranos be the same thing. Supranos is way older than Game of Thrones.

What did you say? Hunger Games? Lord of the Rings. Hunger Games. I don't watch that one. Not a lot of people watch Lord of Rings. 50 shades of Grey. I never sell out.

No, no. You're wrong about that Lord of the Rings. In this room, I'm saying. We're normal people. I watched every one of them. That's weird. Hunger games? So good.

Lord of the Rings because I feel like I was like, I need to see what this is all about. And then I'm watching. I was like, that wasn't for me, but I get it. Hunger Games, mid, I don't think most people have seen Hunger Games. Oh, really? Yeah. I think a lot have. Like classic American staples.

Because I think Star Wars is a staple. I think Indiana Jones is a staple. When I say that, all you guys looked at me like you're gross. Yeah, that's crazy, man. Look, I got a second head growing. Yeah. But if you said that about Hunger Games, I don't think. people go, ugh.

Okay. And you guys may have seen everything. Yeah. You guys are pretty cool normal. No, I'll tell you what I've not seen. Twilight. People watched that crap. It was like huge.

It's huge. I don't think I saw them either. Okay. What about Zoolander? People referenced that movie all the time. I've never seen Zoolander. And then my number one, I've never seen Space Jam, the original. That's a good one.

You never seen that? I think I watched it back in the day. The original. I didn't watch the new one. I didn't watch Top Gun forever until, couple years ago, the first one. That's crazy. Okay, everybody relaxed.

That's crazy, dude. I never saw, like, but I think most of them didn't see like gone with the wind into the crappy old stuff like that. That's a good one. It's a little long. Are we still doing our cinema club? Who knows? But like Forrest Gump.

Everyone's seen that, but if someone had it, you'd be like, what is wrong with you? Okay, Schindler's list. I don't think I've seen that. That's a good one, guys. You should watch that. But that could be on that list. Didn't Morgan? You only recently watched it.

Shawshank Redemption, right? Yeah, you guys made me watch it. But that's a second head movie. I just saw that a year and a half ago. Really? Yeah. That was fantastic. It was so good.

Here's another one. I only saw Goodwill hunting like a year ago. Dude. I know. Unbelievable movie. We call them now second head movies, meaning if someone says they haven't seen it, you look out of them like they have a second head.

I just didn't watch a ET. I don't think I ever saw ET. What? Wow. Scoot turned his head on me on that one. That's a second head? Oh my God. I have a mug for ET.

He's one of my favorite movies of all time. I don't watch a lot of stuff when I was a kid. Wow. That makes sense. E.T? Oh my God. You got to stop changing me. I'm a third head. Okay.

Yeah, I won't play this game anymore. Okay. It doesn't mean me feel good. Terminator. I don't know that I ever saw one, but did see two. I haven't seen those. And like barely die-hards. I mean.

Oh, second head. Never seen die-hard. Second head. Run you guys on that one. Maybe I've seen like Cliff. But when people talk about Terminator, I just, oh yeah, that's a good movie because I don't want to feel left out. I have no idea. I have no idea.

That's good, that's good. I've never seen ER. What? TV show? That show is so good. But that's a TV show to the count, though. Is that second head? That's where we got George Clooney.

Well, I know where we got George Clooney, but I never watched it. Clooney was in that? No, yes. But Clooney was in Rosanne is where I know I'm from, but way, way, way, way back in the day. Didn't know that. What about Grey's Anatomy? Never seen episode. What?

I'm not going to watch that. But that's just not. I don't think. But I never saw like Godfather or what are the other ones? Reservoir dogs. Oh, Reservoir. Did we watch? Did we watch?

was Kaiser Sose. Kaiser Sose's one I watched. What's that one called? Usual Suspects. Okay, I watched that one. Okay, so I can now say that one. Okay. Any other ones? If someone said they had to see a league of their own.

Is that second head? Nah, I'll think so. Because I'll watch that one. I want to be cool. I want to be cool. I want to get to be cool on one. Okay, second head movies. What about Jurassic Park?

Yeah, if you haven't seen that, you... I saw it. Second head. How about the sandlot? Second head. What about Titanic? I've seen that. Second head.

Yeah, you got nine heads. You get heads going at your nipples. You haven't seen Titanic? Morgan, you've seen Titanic? Yeah, I've seen Titanic. But the one that you guys were shocked for me and you forced me to watch was back to the future. Oh, second head. However, Morgan is younger than us.

Yeah, that's pretty old. But if you're our age, you're born like 1980. Well, Eddie's not. But you're born from like 1980 on Back to the Future, Second Head movie. Someone's like, I've never seen it. Yeah. We look at you like you got a second head. Mrs. Dalfire?

Second head. What was the other one? with the two rocker dudes kind of. Oh, Wayne's World. Yeah. That was another one. Second head. What?

I think if you had to like that kind of, I've seen it. What about Ace Ventura? That's second head. That was the biggest comedy. If you're a dude, that's second head. Okay. But I don't think with both of those, things are both the dude comedies back in the dirty dancing.

If you're a chick, second head. What about show girls? Okay. All right. Different head. All right. And that is the end of the end of. the first half of the podcast.

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