The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: Celebrities We No Longer Like + Most Exciting Time Of Our Life

Episode Date: September 17, 2024

Find out which celebrities we used to like but then stories came out and we no longer think about them in a positive way. Plus, we share when the most exciting time of our lives were and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Like, you may like... Give me three choices again. A clean house. Okay. Dinner on the table. Or your significant other dressed up looking good. Dinner on the table is my answer. Oh, really?

Okay. Yeah, you don't really cook. I don't cook. She cooks well. Our dinner times are all mixing matchy. Like our food times. We try to do dinner at the same time, but I wake up way earlier than her. And also, like, she's just a really good...

I'm going to go dinner on the table. Like as soon as I get home, I've never had that in my life. But that's also when y'all get to catch up. So you're saying that your quality time. My mom doesn't know how I'll come home sometimes. So I can't be like, hey, please have dinner ready because I don't know when I'm going to be home. So if it was just magically could be dinner on the table, hot, that will be mine of those. Eddie?

Oh, mine would be clean house because I can cook. I love to cook, so I can do that, no problem. And she looks good with whatever she wears, man. I don't care. And clean house probably for you. You have a bunch of kids. The house probably is always messy. Not always.

We clean up like maybe twice or three times a week where it's like real clean. I love that feeling. Lunchbox? I don't give a crap about a clean house. Like who cares about a clean house? It's just going to get messy in two minutes. Food is amazing. I love a hot meal on the, like I'm ready to go.

But, man, if she's dressed up looking good and the kids aren't around, that's what I'm talking about. What? That's what he wants. That's what he's talking about. Yeah. That's where is that? Yeah.

Yep. We all went different. I mean, we can always get those leftovers or order to go. But think about this though, based on, our answers are based on our lifestyles now. Yeah. Like, my wife and I don't have kids so we can do whatever we want. Exactly. So we don't have to like strategically do whatever we want, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah. Right. So I don't have to worry about that. two, there's only two of us and two dogs to mess up the house. The house just isn't very messy. So it's food. So for me that, because my schedule is so off, I could probably be like, hey, I don't know

if I could just be like, make me dinner. I don't think I could. I think she punched me in the face. I dare you. No, no chance. She made dinner last night. She cooks dinner, but I'm talking about when I got home. But let's just say you like, test it out. Just send a text and say, hey. No, no, I'm not playing the game. Try it, dude. Well, I just set the text, the lyrics of the King of Queens

is the joke. And just to be like, hey, this is going viral. And she still is like, no, you text me the stupid lyrics to King Queen's trying to butter me up once. I'm trying to think of that song. The reality. Looking forward. Whatever. I'm not doing it.

But, and Eddie, yours is the cleaning house because your house is, you have four kids running all over the place. And when it's clean, I feel like, ooh, we've accomplished something. Like, we've got good stuff going on. It makes me happy when it's clean. It's never clean. And because lunchbox doesn't give a crap about a clean house. No.

Or clean space or clean body. That's right. But I'll tell you, wait, if the kids are home, Let's have dinner on the table. I like that better. Say that again? I said if the kids are home, though, dinner on the table.

Kids are home. Because if the kids are gone. I thought he was doing some kind of dirty wordplay. No, no. That's if the kids aren't home. This is what I text my wife. My eyes are getting weary. My back is getting tight.

I'm sitting here in traffic. And I changed the bridge. It's because it wouldn't make sense. The Queensboro Bridge tonight. But I don't care because all I want to do is cash my check and drive right home to you. She goes, why did you send me the King Queen's lyrics, loser? Yeah.

She knew right away. it was. Okay, that's good. That's fun. Anything you expected you didn't get from us? No, I didn't know that y'all would all be different, but I thought Eddie was going to say wearing something nice. But I get it, clean house with four kids. Yeah.

Or wearing nothing at all. That's where I was thinking. One guy, I saw, I was watching videos of guys' answers. And one of his, one guy said, yeah, I want my favorite thing. Or she looks good when she has nothing on. And I was like, well, the guy was like, not. Was that lunchbox? Because he just said that.

Well, that's what I expected from maybe all of y'all. All right, glad everybody's here. Yeah, we're going here. Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband and I have twins who are about to turn one. We were going to take pictures for the birthday, and I refuse to dress them in identical outfits. My husband thinks that since we have twins,

we are supposed to do this. His family constantly has been buying them and us matching outfits for them. I have made it clear I want them to be dressed as individuals, especially for the photos that we will have and remember forever. What do you think? If you had twins, would you dress them in identical outfits?

Signed mom of twins. Amy, you can go first. I mean, I like the idea of them being individuals, but for photos, can we compromise and do some where they're in the same clothes and some where they're in different clothes? That's what I would do. I would go, what are their names? Do their names rhyme?

Did you name them? It's the same? Is it like... I like Brian and Riley and Billy? Yeah, sometimes they do that. You know, if that, they're kind of on a trajectory of life of being the same until they decide to branch off. Sarah and Kara. Yeah, so if that's the thing, I think this is a meaningless thing to fight about, though.

Whomever is making an issue about this, like stop. If you go, hey, I don't want them to dress the same. Then the other person should go, okay, I get it. This is not fight worthy. The clothes that the twins wear in pictures, if, consider your life blessed if you can. get to fight about this because that means there's nothing else going on that it's tragic in your life that you have to fight about. Yeah. And if they're the family is that concerned about how you're dressing? But also the family may just know we have twins. It's easier to buy a matching things because

we get to buy two kids things. So let's buy a match. Oh, good point. It may not even be that big of a deal. It may not be to the husband. It is. Which is weird. But if I would just stand, be like I would rather than not. And if he fights back on you, he's a loser, divorce him. Stop. If somebody's so passionate about pictures, I would go with the person who's passionate. And if you don't want to dress them and let them have their own identity. But they are going to be twins. They are going to be in the same class. They probably have names that rhyme or have the same first letter.

Like, that's going to be a part of their life too. It'd be cool to have a twin. Although I'm afraid that I would be like the nerdy one. And he'd be like the big athlete. Oh, like Ray and his father. Not in a bad way. Wow. No, no, no.

They're both athletes. No, no, they're both athletes. No, they're just opposites. Sort of. Like Ray was the athlete, I think. No, you know. Ray, Mundo, how tall are you? Five, seven. How tall is your twin brother?

Over six. Yeah. Yeah. Amy knew what she was doing. Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah. Anyway, I think if you want them to have their own identity, just say it to your husband.

Ray, did y'all take pictures in matching outfits as babies? Yeah. And I think we transitioned when we went to school. That's when we started doing our own thing. Okay. When did he start to get like bigger, faster, stronger? Right away. In the pictures, he's six inches taller in me.

Dang. Amy straight and went at it. No, we had an in-house opinion. Like, he lived this. Ray, what do you say to her? It's fine. It's cute to look back on, but eventually the kids are going to start to do their own thing. Unless they just love looking like that. And it also saves the questions.

You go to the zoo, oh, are those twins? They know. They're dressed the same. They're twins. People ask that all the time. Oh, my gosh. Not with you and your brother. Because they'd be like, oh, big brother, little brother.

No, Ray's like, no, we're twins. We were dressed the same. Twins. Okay. Here's what I'm going to say to this email. Man, what a great thing to fight about. Because that's not even that serious. Life's good.

Life's good. Life is good. All right, close it up. Tuesday Reviews Day. Traveled a lot, but we did finish the second season of the killing. And I would give it, it's a little better than the first season. Just because it gets closer to time. Because the first seems like 2011.

So I'm going to go, the killing season two. It's the same situation. It's a murder. they're trying to figure it out. I'm going to give it four out of five campaign cars. Okay. I think you'll like it. Where do you watch it again?

We watch it on Hulu. Okay. It's four seasons in all, and we kept seeing on TikTok to watch it, because I think the first season is like 2011. It's good. Season two is good. We started season three now, and then episodes of 45 minutes each. Oh, you know it's really good, and it's not even that.

The old man. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's so good. And there's only two episodes out this season so far. It's awesome. And I did commercials for, I think, last week because they bought. But the old man is the dude, Jeff Bridges. And he used to be like an old FBI CIA operative way back in the day.

And he got out of the FBI. And now he's old and they came back to get him. And so he has to like fight as an old man. It's awesome. Season one is awesome. Season two, there's two episodes out. And I'm not reviewing season two yet because it's not over. It's amazing.

If you guys haven't seen the old man, this is not even a commercial. They're a commercial stop last. week. The old man is amazing of a show. And that is on Hulu. It's like FX, I think. Amazon. It's something like that. Hulu. It's on Hulu. Because FX is on Hulu. Okay. Old man is five out of five. The first season was good. Yes. But then I'm already like, does your prostate and I get to pee all the time? Like I think about old man's stuff when he's like fighting. And he's always grunted. It's crazy good. Okay. Amy, you have anything? So a couple of years ago, I read the book. It ends with us. And I finally made it to the theater

to see the movie. And I really liked the book, but it tackles some serious subjects. But I thought the movie was really well done. And I just was so invested in the Blake lively drama after that I watched TikTok videos like for an hour. And maybe not like Blake lively. I never watched the movie, but I think Blake lively is not as cool as I used. Although I didn't like have hold her up on a pedestal. I didn't think about her much. Same. But I don't like Blake lively after all the like showing all the years of interviews and stuff. She doesn't seem very cool. Oh yeah. It is drama, drama, drama, but I never was interested until after I saw the movie. And so I give it, I give it four out of five flowers, I guess.

Just be prepared because if you don't know anything about it, the content, it's heavy stuff. It's like domestic abuse, right? Yeah. But they have nothing to do with each other. The Blake lively stories from forever and this movie, but she's doing promotion for this movie. And a lot of the drama came from her and the Justin guy. And it just is interesting. Well, then her emotion, she's acting like, hey, grab your girlfriends, go out.

out for a fun movie night, like la la la, and it's all about like pretty outfits and whatnot. And it's like, hello, you're missing a big thing that this could be so impactful for women to go and watch and realize like, oh, maybe I need to remove myself from a situation that's not good for me. Morgan, did you see all the Blake Lively's on TikTok? Yeah, I feel like that would be in your algorithm. Yeah, no. Do you like her less after all that?

Not the movie. This is just about her as a person. It definitely made me question some things because I'd never seen that side of her before. But I also think a lot of it got blown out of her portion. I think there was a lot of things coming back in. And I don't- Anything on TikTok's been blown out of porch, guys. No chance.

And I don't, like, I don't know. I don't, I think she promoted it in a way that felt right to her. I think it's a really touchy subject, and it's hard for people to figure out how to promote that in the right way. Morgan, anything, Tuesday, Reviews Day? Yeah, I watched Uglies on Netflix. It's a new dystopian movie with Joey King and Tate Stokes. What's dystopia?

The world's ending? Oh, my gosh. Oh, gee. Yeah, like, very, like, Hunger Games-esque type vibe. And I really, like, I really enjoyed it, but there was, was also a lot of cheesy moments. The cheese sometimes ruins a show. Yeah.

And there was like, without talking about it, it just, this could happen. I could see, like, genuinely this could happen in the future because we're, you know, social media and whatever. But it was cheesy. There were super cheesy moments that I feel like they could have not done. You don't think the world's reset a couple times? You go, like, okay, you don't think the world like has reset at all. What do you mean?

You think we're in level one? Yeah. From the beginning. So an asteroid. hits and kills everything and then you start over again? You don't think it's ever happen on earth? Yeah, you have the flood and the flood, that's it. When Noah built the ark and saved all the animals. I hear you. That's the restart. I just wonder if you've ever thought there was like a rest, hey, it doesn't matter. Eddie, what do you have? I have

finding Amelia. It's on Max and it's a documentary about finding Amelia Earhart. Oh. There are people. Oh no, I know what really happened to her. They never found her, right? No, she was taken by Japanese. Okay, that's not what this documentary says. Okay, go ahead. They say that they know where her plane is. They say people have seen her plane. The island. The island of Papua New Guinea.

And it's the whole story of them trying to find Amelia. And like Lunchbox said, they've never found Amelia. We would have known about it. So why am I wasting my time watching this stupid documentary? Don't worry. She was a CIA operative. You really think that? Yeah.

For sure. I don't know anything about her. She's the one that tried to fly around the whole world. I knew that. Yeah, she's definitely a spy. What do you talk about? And then they got rid of her? No, she crashed and they held her.

Oh. Okay. Yeah, Japanese held her. Okay, well, my point is, I'm watching this documentary. I'm like, I never found her. She'd be talking to the camera. Like, hey, they found her, and they know she was taken hostage by Japanese. But how'd you like it, Eddie? No, stupid, man.

Really? Just because you think it's stupid or do you think I'd like it? No, why am I watching a documentary about people trying to find Amelia? Or saying they know where Amelia is when we've never found Amelia. And then you get to the end and you're just like, oh, I knew this. because we all know that we haven't found Amelia. Okay. And the whole documentary is about finding Amelia.

You've intrigued me. I'm intrigued to watch it, huh? Big waste of time. Point five airplanes out of five. Mike, what did I get on Rotten Tomatoes? Because that sounds like something I would like. Maybe you just don't like that type of stuff. Well, I thought they were going to find her.

You don't know history? They never found her. Is there anybody in there claiming? It would be on TikTok saying that, hey, we found Amelia Earhart. There is no rating on it because it hasn't been watched. I think you're the only person to watch it. That's exactly right. Watchbox?

I've watched a Generating. movie that I had never seen. And it's called Space Jam. The first one? The first one. I had never seen it. Everybody always talks about it. Michael Jordan's in it.

And I sat down, put it on the TV. And it was fantastic. Why did I wait so long? It was so good. Even as an adult, I was like, I can see as a kid like why this would have been the best movie of all time of your childhood. So fun, entertaining, great. Will you watch two?

No, I've heard bad things That's with LeBron I've heard bad things Like what? No, I've heard it's not very good Oh Bad things He's like something

Like something really scandalous Happened No, but then they do Hey, they do play I believe I can fly And I'm like, I can't enjoy that It was a great song It's a song

But it's R Kelly Yeah but it's a song I know but it really can't be played anymore anymore Really? Because he makes money When it does Oh yeah

I didn't think about that But it was a jam Back in the day Jam Space Jam No it was a song Space Jam? Oh, yeah.

Five out of five Martians, dude, this is great. Bill Murray's in it? Yeah, dude. I mean, space in it. Newman's in it? I had no idea. So good. One more.

Mike D. Tuesday Reviews Day. Movie Mike, what do you have? I watched a TV show called Kevin Can F himself on Netflix. Okay. Is that a prequel to King Queens? No. But it's kind of cool.

It goes back and forth between like a traditional sitcom, like, jokey, like, dumb husband. And then it switches and does like a single camera drama like Breaking Bad. Who's in it? Annie Murphy from Blank Creek. Okay. Is it Kevin James on the name? No.

No. So it's not that Kevin. It's not about his life? No, but like the husband sees their life as like a perfect sitcom and she's like miserable. So it goes back and forth. Oh, that's really interesting. Oh. Like both their perspectives but television wise?

Yeah, it's funny. And then it's dramatic. So Kevin can blank himself. Yeah. What's it on? It's on Netflix. And you watch the whole thing? I watch two seasons of it.

Yeah, that's it. What do you give it? I give it four out of five. First season really strong. Second season falls off a little bit. bit, but it's worth it. Okay, go check all of our reviews up on our Bobby Bone Show webpage. Don't watch Finding Amelia. It's terrible. You've made me want to watch it. Hey, check out Space Jam, man. Only because you didn't know they had not found her. Maybe it was just like some historical data.

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Listen to a slight change of plans on the I-HeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. They're these two students, Clay Johnson and Nikita Jackson from St. Mary's Academy, and so they're from down in New Orleans. And they presented proof for this Pythagorean theorem, trigonometry, a bunch of stuff I have

no idea about. But Charles Barclay said he'd give a million bucks to this academy if they're a thing. they kind of broke through and proved this. And so I can go through the area of a square roof side. I'm not going to do that. Because I don't even understand what the story's about as far as the math. But they were on it and they were working towards it. And Charles Barkley's like, okay, if you guys actually hit this,

I'll give a million bucks to the school. Oh, wow. And they did. And so he gave him a million bucks. Wow. So he's going to continue donating over the next 10 years. And because these two students figured out new proof for the... I'm not going to try.

Theagger theorem. This is what it's, no, I know that part. I can say that. But I'm talking about the area of a square whose side is a hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the areas of the squares on the other two sides. It's written as A2 plus B2 equals C2. For 2,000 years, no mathematician has been able to demonstrate the truth of it without simply using the equation itself or proof. That's called circular logic. Yeah.

Yeah. Anyway, Charles Barkley, students, good job. I like that. There you go. That's from the Good News Network. And that is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. You guys been playing the same numbers in the lottery for 20 years he hit $1 million.

Wow. I was thinking about your lunchbox. Now, you don't play the same numbers. No, I can't. Because you think if you play the same numbers and then you happen to miss one week and those numbers hit. Yeah. Yeah. Night night.

Nine night. He thinks he'd kill, you know. No. That's what, right. Right. No, no. If I missed out on $100 million, if you, if you, if you, just think about it. No, I thought about it.

We've talked about this. No, no, I know. But Eddie, if you played the same numbers every time, let's say for five years, and then you get sick, you get, you know, measles. Measles. What is this? 9-10-34? And he suddenly can't play the lottery?

He can't go to the gas station to get his lottery ticket because he'll spread. None of your vaccination of kindergarten work anymore. So he'll, because you're stuck at home with measles. You're going to be sad, but you're not going to night. He thinks he's going to watch the news. And they're like, here are the winning numbers of the. $100 million. And those are your numbers.

It wasn't meant to be. It wasn't meant to be. I don't believe in meant to be, but I'm also not going to nigh-n-night. Don't nigh-n-night. I'm not going to n-n-n-a. You're going to hope the measles take you out. I don't think so. I'm going to wonder why I got the measles when this really hasn't been prevalent.

And that's why. Okay, here's another one, lunchbox. In North Carolina, she went her second major cash five lottery prize in under a year. So she won about $100,000. and then she wins again for $346,000. Within 12 months, is she A, a time traveler, B, cheating, or C, really lucky. Really lucky.

And, I mean, with the five, it's, you know, less combinations if you play it all the time. Not that much less. Because what, the big one's six, right? Six and a ball, isn't it? Or is it five and a ball? But I don't know what in the pick five, I don't know what it goes up to.

Like if it's only like one through 25. Yeah, that's crazy. She won't half a million dollars basically in a year, two different times. Remember that easy, that'd be happening to a lot of people. Yeah, let me look and see what pick five. Oh, wow. I would investigate that.

One in 40. One in 40s, that's still a lot of numbers. Twice in a year. Dang. So you just think she's lucky. Yeah, maybe I need to, maybe since not as many people play pick five, maybe that's what I need to play. It's not about people not playing it. You're not playing against other people.

You still have to get those numbers. Yeah, you have to get the number. I think he thinks he's playing against people. That's why he hasn't won. Could be. In a second, we'll talk about the most exciting time. of your life. All of you. Think about it. I want to know what you think is the most exciting time of your life.

I'm going to go around the room. Demi Moore is 61. She says now it's the most exciting time of her life. Got it? Yeah, sure. That's where the idea comes from. She's doing movie press and she's like, this is the most exciting time of my life. My children are grown. I have the most independence and autonomy. I can redefine where I want to go. For her 61, best time of her life. Amy. Now, I think right now or to come, like to me.

You can't do it to come. Okay, then fine. You might die in an hour. No. Oh, gosh. You could, so you can't do to come. Okay, I think right now my life is pretty exciting. Because I don't know, it's like fresh start, new beginning type stuff happening and making my own decisions, which I don't always love.

But there's just like the unknown is exciting. And I don't know what the future holds for me. And I'm, yeah, dating. I don't know. Are you convincing yourself? No, I just think it's now. I feel like we just heard her try to convince ourselves right now. And then you kind of faded all.

Backed out. But okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're here for it. Okay. Lunchbox, most exciting time of your life. I'd say 23. Age 23.

Age 23. 21 was cool because you could drink and you'd have to look over your shoulder like you're doing something illegal. But 23, you can legally drink. I had a job called the radio. So the fame was starting to take on. And so it was like everywhere I went, I was a rock star. And so just everything about it was awesome.

everywhere you went everywhere i went there was no stress there was no anything didn't have to worry about if you want that chick got that chick got that really that you just point and got it was that it was that easy it was like fish in a barrel i think mine's like 19 or 2019 2019 2020 when i met my wife because it's before covid like everything was popping career wise i met my wife like i think that to me because i'm just not going to say now because amy just took that you have to admit though it's a pretty That was not the best time. Yes, yes, yes. I think for me, it is.

Right right now? Like, I've never been healthier. I have a great relationship. I think my wife and I's marriage is the best it's ever been because I've been tough to be married to because I don't know how to be in a relationship. And I think I've developed, my little kid brain is starting to develop a little bit. You're going to say mentally we're all. I just don't want to pick that because Amy picked that. You can pick it?

No, I don't want to be the cop out. That's not a cop out. I'm going to go 19 or 20 when I met my wife and everything was going great. 2019. 20. Yeah, not age 19. Because if you were 19. Yeah.

That has not been good. So I'm going to go 2019, 2020. We can share. Yeah, Eddie. 2003, man. I graduated from Sammy's the State and I was moving to Austin. I already had a job lined up. Dude, life was like, the future was wide open, man.

To do what? Your job? Oh, I was working in the news. I already gotten hired to work at the news. So the job was set. I'm moving to the big city. And, dude, in my mind, it's like, my life is starting right now. that was really cool.

Yeah, it's pretty cool. Just to think that anything was possible. Yeah, those days when I was like 22 or 23 and struggling financially were like the greatest days thinking back because everything was possible. Everything. And there was nothing I felt that I could not do. Right. And a little of that was being naive, but I was like, I can do anything I want in the whole

world because I don't rely on anybody. I've learned how to absolutely defend for myself. And I felt like I could do anything I wanted. Whatever path I wanted to choose, I felt like that. You feel like that now? I feel like I don't want to choose. There are paths I've cut off for myself. But no, it can't really be a pro athlete anymore.

Because like me, like I can't. I mean, there's a lot of people. Yeah, but as I'm saying, like, you had all your boys and you're just like, man. I never had a bunch of boys. We're going out every Friday. I never did that. I worked a lot. I was like, man.

And then you hit him up the next day. Dude, how to go with her. I never, I never experienced that part of it. Yeah, that was fun. Morgan, go. Yeah, mine would be 2016. I was about 22 to Eddie's point. I was moving to Nashville in my.

My whole life, I had no idea what was to come. I knew I was moving to National and that was about all I knew. And I was going to try new things and see where a life took me. And I was so just like bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, didn't know what life had in store for me. Do you think you'd be a singer? No. We had given up on that dream. You had given up by that point.

Yeah, yeah. I had given up by that point. But yeah, I was just like there was so many endless opportunities and different pathways that I could take. So I feel like 22 was the year. So basically it's when we were kids. You three are, you've peaked. We're dreamers. And Amy and I are, like, just now starting.

Yeah, you guys are starting to live a little bit. I don't know what you guys have been. Is that what it is? We're just starting to live a little bit. Yeah. But you've been living for a long time? I've been living a long time. Now I'm kind of just like, you're done?

Well, I'm not trying to be done. But have you peaked? Probably. Because that chick, that chick, that chick. Yeah, now it's just one chick. You just... Well, yeah, your wife. You ever had a feeling about a celebrity,

then a story comes out, and you feel a little different about them. And I think that, ultimate one probably in our lifetime is Bill Cosby because we, listen, we were kids, Cosby Show was on. Either we watched it when we were kids, very young, or we watched it when we got a little older on like Nick at night and it was so wholesome and then you realized Bill Cosby was just the worst. Yeah. Yeah. That one, though, is pretty clear. It's like black and white. Like summer in the gray, like, oh, is this person bad? This is just bad. Well, so Bill Cosby is number one. But earlier in the show, we're talking about Blake lively from Gossip Girl.

and when you watch the past few years of her, it's made me kind of sour on her, although who cares if I'm sour on Blake lively? Like I thought she was like super cool, but then I watched like, eh, another story that's come out. And then I want to ask you guys if you've had any celebrities in your mind be changed.

I was asked a couple of different times in two different interviews that I did, how I felt about Dave Grohl now. Dave Grohl, lead singer of foo fighters, announced maybe early last week. He said, I'm now the father of a young baby out of my marriage. He announced it, probably because he didn't want it to be announced. He's trying to beat the news.

But like, do you feel any different about Dave Grohl? And I don't, because I really just expect all rock stars to be hooking up with everybody. Doing a rock star thing. And I know too many, like, non-rock stars. Yeah. Or normal people. Or, yes. That do that.

You know, on every level. And athletes. Yeah. But normal people, you're right. A lot of normal people do it that we don't know about. There's, if you're touring country. singer man it's definitely

the minority of those who haven't and that's a it's a tough athletes all it's traveling and so they're like

do you feel differently about Dave Grohl I don't feel like Dave Grohl the food fighters was trying to tell me how to live my life where it really starts

to be weird is when it's somebody who's trying to be this moral high person and then you find out they've been a fraud and they've been doing all the stuff

they're telling you not to do I don't feel like he was that I also think human lives are full nuance. Like nothing is, as Amy said, black and white. And I don't think one small area where maybe you've had shortcomings make you a completely bad person. I hope that's never judged against me. I'm sure there are a lot of areas where I don't actually meet whatever criteria people it is think that I should meet as a person. So I don't really feel different about Dave Grohl

because I never really had an idea about Dave Grohl as like a human being. But I was asked that so many times, well twice, that's so many to me that I was going to ask you guys, are any celebrities that you feel different about? Or maybe even better because I can give you a better somebody that I had like a pretty good thought about but I just I'm like and it can't be somebody you know no oh because like Tim Tebow I don't know know him but I like if I saw him he'd think he'd be like hey Bobby good to see again that dude is everything I thought he probably was or thought there's no way he's that dude he's that dude like as kind as focused as warm just the best so that was somebody I thought some of that's got to be fake because it's too much it's the opposite.

Tim Tebow possibly greatest human ever. I'll say it. That's pretty cool. Possibly greatest human ever. Yeah. Anything on your list there, Amy. Oh gosh, my current is just because I've been on a downwards spiral with the Blake lively stuff. But when I was on TikTok watching that, this video came up about Mr. Beast. And I guess I've always just thought he was like a really great guy. But have you all heard bad things about him? Yeah, recently. Yeah. Oh, really? There's this whole... His friend, right? Yeah, like his co-host. and then like he turned a blind eye to it at first.

And, ah, man. But again, I'm hearing everything second and third hand. Correct. The other thing about celebrities. TikTok will teach you stuff, though. Sometimes TikTok teaches what TikTok wants to teach you. Yeah, but this guy had a master's in psychology. Oh, then that's definitely.

The video I was watching. I watch this guy who has a master's. He's like, I have a master's in PR, and he tells people how to do PR stuff. I'm like, that's the worst advice I've heard of my life. Are you talking about B better? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know because I flip off of it.

I don't follow all my. But, okay. I don't know enough about that story to comment. I've read one side of it. Yeah, neither do I. I guess I was just like, dang, I never thought anything could be said bad about Mr. Reese. But now look you here.

I don't know. Well, I also don't think that Mr. Beast does, I don't know. I don't think Mr. Beast does charity to protect himself from the bad stuff. I think he has found a way to give back, but it also creates content, which also allows him to give back. It's a, so I don't know. It's a whole little ecosystem. But Mr. Beast is, is, I read his like 10.

12 page, whatever that is about how he runs his business. It was really fascinating and good. But I don't know about a person. Okay. Mr. Beas is affected. Lunchbox. Man, there's several. Give me one.

Mel Gibson. Oh, yeah. Oh, for sure. I mean, yeah. You liked him? Yes. Oh, Braveheart. Oh, just movies in general.

He thought he was good. Like, I mean, he made good movies. Yeah, good point. He didn't watch legal one. Back in the day, you didn't watch Leithson. No, that's a old movie, huh? Yeah. Yeah, Mel Gibson's one.

Yeah, you're right. And then now I'm just like, Not a good dude. What did he do? Just yell at his daughter or something? No, no, no, no. No, said very anti-Semitic things. Very, very, very.

Not good. Yeah. So, yeah, that's him saying. Yeah, that's him coming from his mouth. And that was when our only source of getting that stuff was like, like, TMZ would break some sort or Perez Hilton and you'd have all this stuff. Good one. I haven't been able to shake that. It didn't seem real.

Yeah. Eddie, any? I mean, not that I really, like, thought he or anything he did was really that, that, that, that bad. But it shocked me was Tiger Woods. Just when everything happened with Tiger Woods because he was just such a friendly, nice, good old guy. Clean cut. All of a sudden, it's just like, dang, man.

Yeah, dude. Yeah, Tiger went hard. The thing about Tiger, though, did, see, you never know what's happened behind somebody's doors, right? What's allowed agreed to? But did Tiger ever do anything illegal? No. No.

Okay, I'm not saying he's a good dude. I'm just asking if I'm not remembering something. Then he drive while impaired. Yeah, and then he passed out on the side of the road, you know, things like, okay, driving impaired. With women? No, no, I hear you. I could say there are any skisball things. Right, I get it.

It's not illegal. But I'm saying like, did he get arrested for anything? Just the car stuff. Okay. Yeah, but then I look at it and I, if you watch the documentary on him and his dad, like, would take him to the golf course and put him on the putting green, his dad had the Winobago there so he could. Oh, the dad was doing that? But that's everyone.

So I'm like, no, that's what I'm saying. It's not everyone, but it's. It's like, oh, where do you get it from? I kind of get it. But mostly we all get it from somewhere. But lunchbox is saying all the tiger's infidelity, he saw, his model was his dad, because he watched his dad do it his whole life. Yeah. He's not saying it's right.

He's saying that's... From a young age. Yeah. But you're right. Tiger's definitely... It's shocked me. But never know what... I'm never like, I hate Tiger.

Never. No, never. And I still don't hate Tiger. It's just like, that one shocked me. I still root for him, too. When he plays. Although he's not really clean. I know.

Morgan, anybody? Yeah, mine's Chris Brown. Oh, yeah. And he just continues to be terrible. Yeah. And honestly, when all those pictures... Like, I haven't listened to his music. When all that came out, I've not listened.

If it comes. up, I immediately like passed through the song. I just can't, I can't get over it. I know it was like 15 years ago, but I can't. Other ones, Danny Masterson, who's in jail now. That 70s show?

Oh, dude, it is so... Oh, gosh. That's unbelievable. That's awful. Like, I never had a thought of Harvey Weinstein because I didn't know him. He wasn't like front-facing famous, but you know that it would be a celebrity, but again... Oh, Lou Perlman. That story. I wouldn't know him.

I know. I got one. Those are just scandals. I'm saying you know a celebrity. your mind has changed about them. Jared from Subway. Oh my God. That was terrible. That was a shogger. That's a shugger!

There's a couple. Diddy! Oh, yeah. Diddy? Yeah. Like, I can't even post my video. He didn't give me dabs anymore because I'm like, ah! No!

That makes me wonder about, like, J-Lo. You know? Whenever I was watching that Diddy stuff, I'm like, how much do people around him know and, like, just not say anything? What about? Were they married?

I don't know. They're together. Lance Armstrong. Yeah. That was a good one. Everybody thought he was like the best dude and he was and he was garbage. But that one continues like more stories come out. Yeah, but isn't that more just like bad personality?

Well, he chees. Two things, two things. One, the Lance, the yellow bracelets. Like he was lying the whole time. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that thing. Like that was he lied. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And he cheated.

He inspired so many people with those yellow bracelets. So I mean, that I agree. So you're saying, so you're saying if the crime happens, but more people benefit from the crime that it's okay? I don't know about. A little bit. A little bit. I understand your reasoning.

Like, I'm okay with him cheating to win the races in an inspiring America. What I don't like is then when he was threatening people, I will end your life and end your career. But still, so many people were inspired. Do you ever see the documentary? I'm just telling you, I had enough run-ins. He's a bad dude. He's a crabby person, aside from the yellow band situation. There's a scene in the documentary where he goes to his son's football team.

He plays for rice. He's talking to the whole football team. He's like, I love all you guys. My favorite is number 55. and they're like, this son's like, Dad, I'm 47. Oh. Oh, gosh. Dad, that's not my number, Dad.

That's a tough one. Kind of gives you a little idea. So, like, most of these are men. Oh, yeah, for sure. Men are hypocrites. Okay, then let's throw a woman out there. Ellen DeGeneres. Oh.

That is a little shocking. That was surprising. Because she was so mean. Yeah, so mean that everybody. At least it wasn't a crime. The crime ones are like, oh, but that, I like that one. Yeah, I just needed to bring a woman because she said it was all men. But again, that's not a crime.

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Here's Amy's pile of stories. The New York Post had a story about a guy claiming to make really good money as a professional wedding destroyer. Is that if you're angry that someone's married like your girl? No. It's brides that have colds. feet and they want him to show up and object so they don't have to go through the wedding. Not a thing. Not a thing. This is a fake thing. No, no. There's no chance. This guy has ever done this

more than one time. There's no chance. This is not real. He said it started as a joke and he posted a silly ad offering to rescue brides from their wedding for $550. Then women actually started hiring him and he is now booked through the end of the year. No chance. So he goes in and takes the bride away from the wedding? I'm telling you, this is bullcrap. It's somebody on TikTok just saying this they can get some, some streams. He shows up. He waits for the officiant to say anyone object. Then he pretends he's an old flame. The bride runs

off with him. Guys, there is no chance. This is real. No, because if you've gone to a wedding lately, they don't even say does anybody object? No. They do. They don't. No, they really don't. Not really. Maybe some. Maybe some. But I don't know that that's as universal as it used to be. In all the weddings I've been in this year, it hasn't happened.

It hasn't been asked. And she's from middle America. Okay. She is. All right. The iconic. Are you giving up? There's no chance.

That's real. No chance. I'm not saying the story's not real. I'm saying that guy's full of crap. Okay, go ahead. And what a way to get out of having to have an awkward conversation. No, you just say, hey, I don't want to do this anymore. Exactly.

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Sometimes whenever they do stuff like Chick-fil-A puts their sauce in the grocery store. Yeah. Or Red Lobster puts their roll. It makes them like not as valuable in the store. Oh, for sure. It's like it brings it down. Yeah, yeah. The appeal is not there to go to this.

It's like not. It's such a prize anymore. Yeah, the crave is that you have to go there to get it. If you can get it all the time, it's like, eh, whatever. I agree. I get the Chick-fil-A sauce in the bottle at the grocery store. And it's great. Yeah, yeah.

I bet you got a chick-fellate last night. Whatever, I went through Friday night. I bet you went to a wedding too, and some guy was like, I've checked. A 61-year-old Ohio man named Mike paid $100 for free Zizi top tickets. For what a lot? For free Zizi top tickets for life. For life. Like, for the rest of his life, he'll get the tickets for free, but it was $100 payment originally.

Oh, cool. Gotta be a scam. No. This was back in 1984. Oh, how much? Oh. And he is still cashing in 40 years later. He gets two free tickets plus backstage passes for every tour and he has no plans to slow down. I mean, eventually Zizi Top is going to slow down.

It's Henry again. You met us 119 times and one of our guys died. Like, what do you want? But my question is, what artists would you want tickets for life to their shows? So you got to think here. Do you want to pick somebody that you love now? or do you want to pick somebody young that you'll have tickets to for a long time? Bang for your buck.

Yeah. Because if you were to pick like a George Strait, he's probably 70, you'd probably get about 15 more years on that max. Maybe. I've thought of that. Yeah. So you may want to go somebody younger. So do you pick somebody like a Morgan Wall and or Luke Combs because they're under 40 or like a Zach Bryan? Taylor Swift.

That's a good one. Oh, Taylor's a real good one. That's probably a good one because you could just sell those things every time to make a ton of money. That was Amy's pile of stories It's time for the good news With lunchbox Take yourself back to high school Do you even know who the janitor was, the custodian?

Did you pay attention to him? Yeah, Mr. Winslow, I knew him. Had a bunch of keys. Ours name, mine's was Rick. Yeah, his name was Rick. Oh, you had a first name, Janica. Yeah, yeah, his name's Rick. That's cool.

We used to ask him, what's that key for? And I think he had so many keys He didn't know. Like, he would just add a new key because he had so many keys, and then he got scared to lose is the whole situation. So that whole thing about the janitor with all the keys is real. He wore two belts, two things on it.

Go ahead. Well, Francis is the custodian at James Madison High School in Virginia. And the students are like, man, this guy is so nice. He's so friendly. He always offers his prayers and, you know, helping us out when we need something. We need to do something for him. And he always talked about his dream car, a Jeep Wrangler. Couldn't afford it.

So the students got together, said, hey, let's start a go-fund me. put it up why are kids awesome now they weren't when we were kids let's be honest we were awful I wasn't I was the one that wasn't awful but I got beat up for not being awful so that sucked too but why are kids cool now I don't know because I wouldn't have done this nope what I'm saying that yeah yeah go ahead they raised over $20,000 that's crazy that's crazy and surprised him with a brand new Jeep wrangler his dream car I'm looking at it looks like Eddie's it's red really all because why he's awesome because he's nice and and gives back to the students so they wanted to show love and give back to him.

Dang. The Jeep's awesome. Of course it's a $20,000 Jeep. Of course it is. The parents are to be so proud. And then I read this, he quit the next day. No, he didn't. No, I'm just joking.

But still I had to respect it. They never saw him. He worked hard. You're in the Jeep. And he drove off into the sunset. There you got. Good story. Good story. That's what it's all about.

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