The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 1: Confused By New Alphabet Song + Ordering From The Kids Menu

Episode Date: August 6, 2024

School is back in session for the show members kids, and there's a new alphabet song being taught that is confusing us! Plus, we debate if adults should be allowed to order from the kid's menu and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Tuesday's show. Morning to studio. Morning. I guess schools have started back.

Amy's yesterday. Yeah, I have a seventh grader and an 11th grader now. Lunchbox today. Did you do a thing? I saw I think where the alphabet song was saying differently. Have you seen this? Yeah. Yeah, they have my younger kid is in pre-K now.

So my four-year-old's in pre-k and he's like, oh, we're learning the alphabet. And I'm like, oh, good, good. And we start singing. He goes, Dadda, that's wrong. I saw a story about this. That's wrong. Yeah. And I didn't know what he was talking about.

And he was like, that's not how we sing it. And he doesn't know how to sing it. So I have to Google it. And it's saying totally different now. So the original version is A, B, C, D. Okay. Yeah. This is how the.

alphabet song is saying no. I'm a teacher and I don't teach the alphabet the way I grew up singing it. At the end of the traditional alphabet song, we sang Y and Z and some kids think that Y-N is a letter or N-Z is a letter. So instead we sing it, A, B, C, D, E, F-G, H-I-J-K-L-M-N, O-P-Q-R-S-T, U-W-X-Y-Z, Now I never will forget how to say the alphabet. So it makes sense because Elemena, a lot of people thought that was a letter. Well, we figured it out though. Yeah, but Ele, Elemina and Y and Z. But it is so confusing trying to sing it that way with my kids now because I have no idea how to do that.

I'm used to mine. H-I-J-K-L-M-C-N. You forgot to snap. You gotta give that pause. I think the headline here is not the Y and Z. It's the L-Mina that changes all of it. But she goes L. M.

I know. The song's like four minutes long now. Oh, well, thank goodness. Like, I'm not, I'm past that. But it makes, it does make sense. It's just weird for us because we grew up the other way with Elimina and Wienza. I mean, it's now they have this new math. Now they got a new alphabet.

Everything's changed. I don't even know about new math. It's stupid? Yeah. Because I was pretty good at math as a kid. I don't have kids yet. So is it going to be easy for, because I can do numbers okay? Or do I have to learn even how to do numbers again?

When you have your kids in school? So now not only are you a parent, but we're fast forwarding to where they're in like junior high? Yeah, I'm talking about new math in general. There's going to be a new, new math. Good point. So don't worry about the new math? Yeah, you're good. That's a good point.

AI, have them do it or something. Great point. Bones. My sister had a string of bad luck last year, and before Christmas, she asked me to loan her $900. I'm by no means rich, but I was happy to help her out. She swore she'd pay me back. I haven't said anything to her at all, but last week I saw on social media, she took her kids to Disney World. Meanwhile, I'm over here clipping coupons and bargains shopping to feed my family on a budget. I'm livid. When do I confront her? Should I say something about the Disney trip? Do I just ask her when she's going to pay me back? Signed,

furious sister. Oh, this tale is as old as time. You cannot penalize her for going to Disney World. Those had nothing to do with each other. Your frustration is valid. You are absolutely allowed to be frustrated. And so here are the things. The things that I often say, because this was a situation of my life for a long time.

Don't look at what she's doing now and hold the Disney trip, any restaurant she's going to, anything like that. versus your $900. Also, when you loan money to a family member, there is a chance. You may not get it back, and you have to realize that if you don't, you don't want to give them any amount of money that will kill your relationship

if they don't pay you back. Hopefully they do. And what do you do? You just say it to her. You just say, hey, you do not bring up Disney. You do not bring up anything she's doing because she will get defensive. And that is not how you accomplish things

putting someone on their heels. So you say, hey, just checking in. Last month's been kind of tough. Is there any way that you could start to at least pay me back a little bit of that $900 bucks? We kind of need it right now. If you can, that's great. If not, I'm sure we'll figure it out.

It's got to have a softish approach. But do not go to her and say, I saw you go on to Disney. Where's my $900, loser? That'd be bad. You'll never get it back. You'll fight for six months. Well, you don't have to say the loser part, but. But I would, though, if I were out of control.

Yeah. Yeah. Don't bring up Disney. Don't bring up anything she's doing. Just express why you need it with the reminder of you'd like to be paid back. And if she can't pay back in full, can she at least start to pay you back? That's the only way. And when you loan a family or close friend money, you need to make sure that that money, if not paid back, is not so much money that it will kill your relationship. And isn't the helpful thought along with that is like, okay, I'm going to loan this without an expectation. The problem is it's not like she has a bunch of money, right? I know. So then she needed it back. I know, but I mean, so then maybe should you not do it? Also extremely valid, but she did. And hard because, you know, you want to help your family and friends.

Yes. If it is going to hurt you more that's going to help them, I'll say don't do it at all, but you've already done that. Good for you, big heart. Ask for it back. Gently. Don't bring up Mickey Mouse. That'll be terrible because that is. But I know why you'd want to do it.

It made me mad too. Yeah. I just gave you 900 bucks. She wanted a gold chain with goofy on it? Where'd you get that? Stop going to the gift shop. Give my money. All right, there's the mail bag.

Close it up. We got your email and we have to close Bobby's mailbag. Yeah. I want to play this anonymous voicemail. Go ahead. Hey, Bobby. I'm a long-time listener. Appreciate your show.

My question is gave an engagement ring to a young woman. We were dating for close to six years. She didn't want to be with me anyway. longer. Should she give back the engagement ring? Just wondering whether I'm just being cheap to get it back. I did spend over 10 grand for it. I was very kind to her over the years. And there was other financial rewards that she's benefited from even her family and her grandchildren as well. So I'd like to hear what you have to say about it. Thank you. Oh, my gosh. So we're not, we'll not talk about the legalities of it because I'll tell you that at the end. But Amy, what you turned off a little bit by

him? Sort of just like young woman that then he said she has grandkids so I'm like okay well maybe it was appropriate she could have been 40 45 okay well I don't know his age but I feel like he let I feel like when he was

talking about how generous he was that you kind of yeah he said young woman and then how she he sounded like he was like his her sugar daddy sorts this is what I would say about a ring and getting it back if you're the reason and it's a healthy reason we're not together anymore, no cheating.

I think you should get the ring back. I think if you cheat on her, she keeps it. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's the penalty. You cheat on her and you're breaking up, you don't get the ring back. That's your penalty. Well, it sounds like he was just kind to her over the ears. Sounds like it, yes.

But if she cheated on him or it's a healthy breakup or a healthy decision not to get married, he gets the ring back. that's what I would say like from my gut and my heart how it should be. Yeah, if I were engaged and we broke up just because it was no longer meant to be, I would give the ring back. What if we broke up because I was cheating on you? I'm keeping it. Or you're flushing it or you're selling it?

Yeah, I'm not keeping it to like wear it every day. But yeah, I might cash in that 10 grand. Lunchbox your thoughts? Oh, she should give the ring back no matter what. Like if you give her the ring as a present and that's a really expensive ring, you break up. That's no longer your ring. give it back.

It's sort of like your sweatshirt. You leave your sweatshirt over at her house. When you break up, guess what? You get the sweatshirt back. I don't know. That sweatshirt ever goes back. In most states where engagement rings are considered conditional gifts, the recipient remains the owner of the ring only if the condition of marriage is met.

In most cases, almost all. The ring goes back to the purchaser if the couple breaks up based on legalities in states. So you can probably get your ring back. But if you're the reason it happened, I would step in as common sense judge and go. You cheated on her. Your penalty is you have to eat that $10,000. But it sounds like, again, you're so generous, you would never do that. You're so kind.

And you got her so many financial rewards from her family. Yes. But I think you get the ring back. I appreciate that voice. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So this family, the bakers, they were on a little family boat trip.

And their dog got loose, went missing. They cannot. Like, what do you mean? Went missing? Like, jump out of the boat? Yeah. Like the dog went away. they could not find her.

They sent hours searching for her. And finally, they just had to leave. Oh, no. That would be so hard to do. It's nighttime, right? Yeah. A dinner boat. The Princess Yacht is out at sea having a nice little dinner when the captains are like,

hey, do you see that dog over there? So they go over to the dog. They rescue the puppy. They find out, like, on the collar, the dog's name is Ellie. When they get back to shore, they take it to a veterinarian, but the microchip is not working. That's wet. Yeah, so one of the people on the boat were like, I'll take the, I'll take the, I'll take the, I'll take the, I'll take Ellie home with me until we can find the owners. And then they shared the story on the news, social media. And then the bakers were like, what? That's our dog. She went missing. So Ellie has been reunited with the bakers and just, it's an overall happy, happy story. I love the story. First of all, how does the dog get off the boat without somebody hearing a splash or just paying attention to the dog or putting a life jacket on the dog? Right. The dogs have dog life jackets.

that they should be wearing in a boat. Second of all, I don't know that I would have been able to leave. I would have just searched until I died. Yeah, I mean, I don't know exactly how Ellie got out of the boat. It just says here, they lost track of Ellie during a boat trip earlier that day and spent many hours searching for her. No way. How do you forget the dog?

How does it, and if the dog jumps off or falls off, how do you not notice immediate? It doesn't matter. I like the end of the story. Thank God the Lady Grace of Picnics or whatever the name of that boat was. Oh. Someone saw it. Princess Yacht. Of course.

Captain Terry Johns. Put life jackets on your dogs if you're taking them on the water. Yeah. And again, we don't, I don't want to put the bakers in hot water here because maybe something happened. Hot water. A lot of fun for your water joke. Oh, I get it. Yeah, there you go.

All right, that's it. That's what it's all about. Thank you. That was Tell me something good. Should adults be able to order the kid's menu? Amy, your answer? Yeah, I've ordered the kids menu before. and they've never questioned me.

And maybe they thought I was ordering it for a kid, but they didn't ask. Well, restaurants are getting upset because that menu is supposedly for kids and adults are taking advantage of paying lesser for smaller things. But I would say the kid's menu, to me, isn't so much about, well, it's meant specifically for kids. I would think it's a smaller portion and it's a more simple food. Yeah, you're getting less. Like, if I order, like at Chipotle, I started to get the little build a box that my

kids get and it comes with an apple juice and a fruit cup. And so, but inside the box, if you build your own, you get to put a meat and then the rice and the beans and then like two tortillas. And for me, when you mix it all together, it's the perfect size for me and ends up being two tacos. It's pretty good and it's $5. I feel like Kid Section to me is just simple and less, more so than it is age 10 and under. Yeah, and then you get the juice box.

Lunchbox? Listen, man, I don't have a problem with you saving money by ordering the kids menu, but I don't know why you'd want to order the kids menu. Really, it's mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, cheese pizza, hot dog. If that's what you want. That's pretty good to me. I'm not going to lie to you. That just doesn't seem, and they're really small.

Usually there's like three chicken nuggets. And it's like the mac and cheese is like a spoonful. It's like that can really fill you up. Then, I mean, go for it. Yeah, I'm all for it. I'm okay with it. I think maybe they just did define their menu than better. Yeah, and I guess I more so do it.

if it's like a fast food type place or to go. I don't know that I've ever sat down at a sit down place and said, do you have the kids from you? There was somebody at Taco Bell, and this is specific to this one place, but a guy was eating and he felt a sharp pain, and it was somebody's nose ring that have fallen out of their nose. That's disgusting.

What? So to me, that isn't as disgusting as like a Band-Aid. That hurts more. It's equally as disgusting. No, no way. It's in a nut. It's metal.

In the nose. But it's metal. But it's in the nose. No way. A band-aid has like a wound. It has like blood. A nose can have blood. No, no.

A nose ring has snot. I'm okay with the snot over the blood. A Taco Bell customer has horrified the other than after revealing that he bit into something sharp while eating his food. Only discovered he'd almost swallowed someone's piercing. See, I'm not as grossed out by that. It is weird. Somebody's like, oh, I'm guessing. If I see my nose ring and they know they've been over some food, that's a helpless feeling.

Or you don't say anything. but don't you see Jenna and be that. Hey, Jenna, what happened to that bull ring that was sticking out of your nose? That's different. That's a septum. Oh, that's not a nose ring. No, no. We're talking about.

Like a little pier. Oh, then that's not as bad. He ordered two steak cheesy street chalupas. A few bites left. He bought it from sharp. And he's 33 years old. He got it up. And it was a nose piercing.

Would that make you sick? Or would you just be upset that somebody's nose. ring within your food because I don't think that would make me sick, but I think a Band-Aid would. A Band-Aid, I'd be like, vomit immediately, a nose ring. I'm like, okay, I can see how that can happen. I'd be upset. I don't know it. Same.

Yeah, same. And I think they would rename it Gibbles Taco Bell, but yes. I don't think you win the Taco Bell just by getting a nose pierce. Yeah, because you also didn't have to prove, like, this is the thing. When you go back and look at the burgers, they see that hole in her nose? But how do we know who? How do we know who it was? I mean, you're going to have to go back.

and have, like, go to everybody and be like, who has a hole in their nose? If you find a hair in your food, are you automatically done with the food? No, I can move on from that, but I have a friend that, like, physically cannot. Like, she can't even talk about it. My wife cannot move on.

If there's a hair in her food and she cannot identify that hair from her head or possibly me or from someone that wasn't, she's like, I can't do it. She can't get into it. I can kind of cut around it and then look. It's almost like with bread if it's bad and it's, like, green and moldy.

Yeah, I can cut the mold off and eat the mold off. and eat the bread. Yeah. Kind of with the hair. But if there's multiple hairs and then it doesn't... Yeah, I don't know why that one doesn't bother me as much. Hair and food?

Hair I can move around it. I'm not worried about it. And sometimes at the end of the meal, if you want a free meal, you put a hair in the food. Morgan? No, if I find anything in my food, I'm ruined from it. Like, there's a favorite places that I've had and I found, like, a piece of plastic or just, and I can't get over it. A piece of plastic, I can get over it.

I can't. I don't know why. I try to figure out how it was me who accidentally dropped it in there. Even if I didn't, if I can somehow make that connection to my mind, then it's not gross to me and I can finish my meal. But when it's a hair that's nobody else's, if I find two to three, then I'm done. But one, I can cut around it. I can't. I just make sure that I've ever found more than one.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions. my journey from basketball to college football or my career in sports media.

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The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by.

Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I watch this guy on TikTok. He cleans old gravestones in cemeteries and scrubs them, scrubs them, scrubs them, and he keeps this spirit box. And sometimes he, he, he live streams it. So I had to look up what a spirit box was. But he'll be cleaning these graves.

And he was cleaning when I was watching this young girl. She died. She was like six or seven years old. But she died in like the late 1800s. And her grave, her stone was dirty. So he's scrubbing it. And from the spirit box, you hear, thank you. No way.

Wild. Now, so then I had to go down the rabbit hole. what is a spirit box? Because I don't even know how much I believe this, but it's static. So it's a radio signal. And so you go to like the AM

band and just and it scans all of the radio signals and randomly like little flicks come through and supposedly that, and I could be explaining this terribly, that is a spirit using

the radio frequencies to speak to people out. Wow. And I swear to you, I'm watching this thing, and you hear a kid go, thank you. So it was a grab from somewhere on the radio spectrum and fed through. Wild.

There was another one he was doing where he went and he was cleaning the gravestones of some slaves that were killed. And half of them were mad and half of them were happy because he was a white guy. And you would hear different things come through the spirit box.

Wild. Now, probably not true. But regardless, I was very entertained. and he will go to these random places and you can't even see the letters on him so how do you find them just type in like spirit box on TikTok

TikTok okay and I saw like three different ones where the the spirit box grabbed a radio communication on some station because it has the full spectrum to be able to pick from

and it sends it through and it matched with whatever he was cleaning that's interesting again 70% of me doesn't believe it So I would say I don't believe. However, 30% does because that's his thing. He goes and he cleans graves and he shows whenever they communicate with him because it leaves it on the whole time.

Does he have any witnesses of like that he's not. He live streams it. Tampering with the box to make it say whatever. I don't think you can tamper with the box. You can tamper with anything. He can make a video for TikTok like it could be. Yeah. But it's from his live stream.

He live streams it all. And then he just clips it and puts it up. It doesn't matter. I don't even know that it's real. You should check it out. It's fascinating to me. there's a cemetery that's up for sale in Philadelphia for $1 million. You buy the, I didn't realize you bought cemeteries.

An overgrown Philadelphia cemetery filled with 33,000 dead tenants and creepy stuffed animals. It's up for sale for $1 million. So yeah, you could buy it. And I'm not sure if you could develop that land, if you remove the bond. I'm not sure if you continue to put more in. If you buy that with other land where other people can then, because we need cemetery. People own the land. You got to buy it.

Plots. That's a business. I mean, it could be lucrative. No. Caskets are so expensive. An overgrown historic cemetery nestled in a corner of Philadelphia is for sale for $1 million. $33,000 dead tenants. Oh, let's see.

That's terrible. The 26 acres has a lot. Also has swarms of ticks, poison ivy, creepy stuffed animals that appear overnight. Oh. That they can't explain. and ghost hunters looking to connect with the other side. Purchasing the 168-year-old cemetery would be a fixer-upper. The property is under conservatorship.

The cemetery first opened in 1856. That's from the New York Post. It'd be tough to deal in a business with dead people. Two things just popped into my head when you're telling the story. One, there's a house I drive by almost every day that's for sale, but it's in a normal neighborhood. But to the left of the house is like this strip that's an old cemetery that is clearly from, Who knows? The 1800s.

But it's not a cemetery, like a big one. It's like three graves. Oh, no. But it has like a little tiny fence around it. But it's like, and the house is gorgeous. But I don't know that I would want to buy it because then you got this graveyard right next. It depends how cool the house is. It's pretty cool.

If the house is awesome and you're getting a good deal, I could love on top of the cemetery. Yeah, I don't know. It just is a little bit weird. But we all, we don't know what's underneath any of the things where we are. Like there could be buried stuff from a long time ago. And then the next thing that falls through my head because it's kind of related is I saw this thing. It was either on TikTok or Instagram talking about how morgues or, you know, at the, when you die and that they stuff you. What is that?

At the funeral home, they only would hire women. Oh, because guys are so weird. Yes. Oh, my goodness. All right. We're out of here. Yeah. We're out of here.

Guys are weirdos. Amy's morning corny comes up at about 15 minutes. Here's one from a listener. Hi, Bobby. Love your show. Hey, do you know why seagulls fly over the sea? Because if they flew over the bay, we'd have to call them bagels. Boom. Appreciate that.

Here's Amy's pile of stories. All right, I have some pop culture facts from the 90s that you may not know. Tickle Me Elmo was almost Tickle Me Taz for the Tasmanian Devil instead of Elmo. company though. Tasmania Devil, I believe, is WB, like Warner Brothers, and Elmo is not, and I hate being tickled. Isn't it funny? The thing that makes us laugh we hate? Nobody enjoys being tickled, yet it makes us laugh like crazy. Because the laugh is so cute. No, I'm saying, I hate being tickled. Like, don't tickle me. But I laugh, so it seems like I would like it. Oh, I get to a point where I get very annoyed and I start screaming and I'm like, if you keep tickling me, it's, you're going to get hurt. But then you'll laugh again if I keep tickling. Yeah, it's the weirdest thing. Go ahead.

The Spice Girls, they didn't come up with their nicknames. A UK magazine editor did because they were too lazy to remember their real names. That's pretty good. You know they weren't really a group. They were put together. Like Simon Cowell put them together in one direction. Yeah. Okay.

Tom Hanks and director Robert Zemeikis. Yeah. They used their own money to shoot two scenes in Forrest Gump because Paramount refused to increase the budget. And one of the scenes was Forrest running across the country. They don't want to pay for right mic to shoot. To move the whole crew and shoot another part of the country? Sometimes it's not even Tom Hanks. What?

Extra fun fact. And how did he stop? He's like, he was just done? I just got tired of running. Like, what did he say? I didn't want to run anymore. What do you say? I reckon I'll go home.

That's what it was. The lyrics hit me baby one more time from Britney Spears's baby one more time. They were a mistake. The Swedish songwriters thought the word hit was slang for call me on the phone. Oh, it is now. Now oddly. Yeah. Hit me that.

It really wasn't then. But yeah. And you know those songwriters, all those songs that they wrote because they wrote Britney songs, Backstreet Boys songs, Insinct songs, all the pop stuff. They, their songs didn't make sense on purpose. Like they just put words in. So you are my fire. My one desire.

I want it there. That is, I want it that way. They were like, there was never a way. That's just the words that fit. Oh, I've never really dissected that song. But it's a jam. I always feel like it's so much deeper. When I hear a song, I don't know what it means.

I'm like, oh, it must be something. I'm just not, but no, they would admit. Oh, yeah, they admit nothing. We just found words that sound good. Huh. Not bad. Yeah. Steve Jobs wanted to call the IMac, Mac Man.

We'd like that. It's what we would have known for. It'd been too close to Pac-Man, but Mac-Man. Okay, go ahead. Mac-Man. And then director James Cameron wanted to make Jurassic Park before Stephen Spielberg beat him to the film's rights. And his vision for it was a little darker and nasty.

And on a boat and the boat sank. No, but it was more like aliens but with dinosaurs. See, I would have liked that better, I think. Although Jurassic Park was the jam when we were kids. Never watched Jurassic World, but Jurassic Park I thought was really good. See Steven Spielberg at the opening ceremonies?

He did a whole stand-up thing and he's like, oh, Steven Spielberg, we love the Olympics. And I was like, that guy's still alive. That's awesome. All right, what else? A new scripted murder series called Dream Crusher will give viewers the chance to win $100,000 if they solve the mystery.

So you're going to be able to gather all the clues in different episodes before the finale. And when you combine those with like some real life things that they have going on, you could win $100,000 from your couch. With technology and now you're able to like Amazon, if you see something you like, you can just like click it and buy it. Like that's starting to be a thing. In 10 years, it's like there's a new murder show where you get to pick the person getting murdered in her life.

Oh, God. That sounds like a black mirror. Classic. Classic technology. Yeah. It's like we're voting and this whole town doesn't know. They can't watch the show, but you get to vote on which person of the town we murder. Oh my gosh.

Wow. That is dark. Yeah. That's deep. Well, if you want to participate, this is on Reveal, R-E-V-E-E-E-L and it's free. I don't know where they're getting $100,000 from, but let's see. Luke Combs and Garth Brooks sat down and they were talking about the current state. of country music.

Is there another Randy Travis moment about to happen? Do we need another Randy Travis moment? What do you think of where country music is right? I think it's almost at this kind of fork in the road, you know, where it's really, I mean, it's sword and popularity. I mean, almost unlike anything, I mean, we're talking you, Shania at times. Like, it's that. Really?

It feels like it's that big. I like that Gartz asking Luke Holmes a question, which is cool and they're doing it back and forth, but Gart doesn't need to ask anybody a question. Garth is so smart and it's so like, even though. though he's not making a lot of new music is so extremely relevant with how he thinks he could he should like superimpose himself at another chair like they're in movies when there's a twin and just ask himself questions i'd watch that show part of uh in the interview garth is talking about randy Travis too and said that if it wasn't rany travis he doesn't think he would be where he was like that's why he

wanted to get on the radio was because randy that's cool and if wasn't for garth a lot of these guys today yeah and if it wasn't for walling a baby coming out of the room right now would not have done country music. Yeah, they just don't know it yet. That's life. All right. I mean, that's my pile.

That was Amy's pile of story. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. There was this guy in Los Angeles last week. He's in his house and he looks across the street. He looks like, oh, man, are those guys breaking into that house? Huh. So he shines some lights on him and he gets his paintball gun.

No way. Papa! Papa! Papa! Papa! and start shooting. I wonder if they think it's a real gun. Like if that's why they, if they were seen and like, oh, we've been caught,

or if they feel like someone could be actually shooting at them with a real gun. Probably. Well, they went scrambling, jumping in the car, and he kept firing at him. He stopped the burglary. That's awesome. They tracked the car with little red and green dots on over it. They're like, hey, it looks like a clown car now. But this dude was he being a helpful neighbor.

And I mean, if I'm them, I'm just calling 911. I'm not getting a pain bog in that. Because what if they shoot back at you? Yeah, I think a burglar's just trying to get out of town. Like, if they get caught, I think they mostly go. From my experience with people burglarizing me, they just try to get the crap out of there. But pretty funny, pulled a paintball gun out.

That's it. That's what it's all about. Good job. That was Tell Me Something Good. Time now for the morning, corny. The morning corny. Where does the gymnastics team like to hang out at night? Where? Parallel bars.

That's pretty funny. That was the morning corny. All right, let's hear from Jeremiah and Lubbock. I was just wondering why you guys haven't been playing the Bobby View. I haven't heard it in, I think, two weeks now. Love the show. Love the games, too. They're awesome, and they're great to play with.

Okay, we'll play. We'll play coming up in like two segments then. It has to do with snacks. Don't look anything up. All I'm going to say it has to do with snacks. Okay. Because you guys will start Googling snacks. All right.

Let's do one more voicemail. Here you go. Hi, Bobby. Good morning, studio. Bobby, you always recommend Hyundai and I got the Ionic 6. I love this car. It is so smooth to drive, no gas, which is amazing. And it's super sleek inside.

Also, I would like to know who sings your new jingle because his voice is amazing. Okay, we didn't pay her to say that. I do love Hyundai. And that's Reed, who works for me doing a bunch of my digital stuff. And he also does music. Who knew? Or like, you can sing.

Super talented. Yeah, super talented. Thank you for that. To wake up, wake up in the morning. That's Reed. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

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or wherever you get your podcast. We asked 2,000 Bobby Bono show listeners. What's your favorite gas station snack? We just got asked by a listener to play the Bobby feud. I had one in Q. Morgan will be playing today. don't let somebody new come in lunchbox and win the game. She never plays.

I know. She comes in and wins. 2,000 Bobby Bone Show listeners. What's your favorite gas station snack? Top 10 answers on the board. Lunchbox, you won the dice roll. Go ahead. Yeah, beef jerky.

Show me beef jerky. The number three answer was beef jerky. Take you three points right there. Thank you. Chips. I'm going to need you to be more specific. Oh. Ew.

Okay. Give me. 2000 Bobby Boneshow listeners, your favorite gas station snack. Doritos. Show me Doritos. Number seven. Yes. Okay.

What else do we get from the gas station? Give me those candies, M&Ms. Because I want to be more specific or can I just say candy? You need to be specific, yeah. Give me Eminem's. Show me Eminemes. Yes. Number five answer.

Okay. Because if you say candies and chips, that's the whole gas station, let's be honest. That was my whole, that was my strategy there, kind of just take them all. Okay? Give me, what else do I get at that gas station? Favorite gas station snack. Give me that. Gardettos.

Show me Gardetto. You guys don't get Gardtos? I don't think I've ever bought Gardettos in my life. Okay. I don't even know what a Gardetto is, I think. Well, I mean, it's, I don't want to say what it is because then it may give. Morgan. Okay, I think I'm going to go with Cheetos.

Show me. Cheetos. Correct. And Flaming Hot Cheetos, both the same answer. We combine those two. Number one answer. Oh. Yeah.

When we combined the two, that was number one answer. But that was only one point, right? Correct. One point. Dang. Okay. I think I'm going to go now with Reese's peanut butter cups. Show me Reese's peanut butter cups.

Cups. Amy has 2,000 Bobby Bone Show listeners. What's your favorite gas station snack? Sunflower seats. Oh, I had that. Do you like normal or do you like the flavor? Oh, I don't like them. I feel like they're popular when you're driving and you're at a gas station.

Show me seeds. Oh, cool. Thanks. All right, points are doubled. Lunchbox up 15. Morgan 1. Amy 0. You get double points now.

There are six answers still on the board. Man, you know what is getting hot in here? You know what I need? A hot dog? Hot dog. Do you think a hot dog's one of the gas station snacks? Whatever say people eat the hot dogs and the gas station. Why else would they be there?

I mean, I'm hot now. I thought they stay up there for a month. Hot dogs. Show me a hot dog. Morgan's favorite gas station snack. Go ahead. Oh, man. The getting specific part is hard.

Okay. I'm going to stick with candy because I don't feel like we've had a lot on there. Maybe a Snickers bar. Show me a Snickers! Number six. Worth 12 points. Points are double. Go ahead.

Yeah. Okay. We have on the list here, Flaming Hot Cheetos at one, beef jerky at three, M&Ms at five, Snickers at six, and Doritos at seven.

There are still five answers on the board. Okay, I love these, and sometimes I'm just really craving them on a road trip. I think I'm going to go Twizzlers. Show me Twizzlers. Amy over to you, five answers on the board? Potato chips?

Show me potato chips. What? No, not like the... Potato chips. Buzzer again. Why do you eat all potato chips again like I was then going to go, you know what? Because I thought you might be like, be more specific and then it would be like lays? No, but you don't ask, give an answer, so I say be more specific.

It doesn't matter. There's no potato chips, lunchbox. Yeah. Man, it's one of the most popular candies out there. Three. This is around three. Triple points. Break me off.

A piece of that. Kit Kat bar. Here we go. Times three. Is it Kit Kat? Morgan, you can win this thing. Yeah, you know, we haven't gone with any sour candies and everybody loves the Sour Patch Kids.

So I think Sour Patch Kids. You do not think that's it, lunchbox? No one goes with those. And I mean nobody. Show me. Sour Patch Kids. Number eight answer is Sour Patch Kids. Worth 24 points.

Wow. Wow. She's all times three right now. Woo-hoo. Go ahead, Morgan. Okay. Oh, can I keep that, though? It's the question.

Let's see here. What else have we not? I mean, I don't think gum is one. Everybody does go for gum, but I don't think gum is a snack. What's your favorite gas station snack? We asked 2,000 Bobby Boehont Show listeners. It's times three right now.

Yeah. You know, Amy did. I think she was on to something. I think I'm going to try a Lays potato chip. Well, we buzzed it once already. Let's it again. Well, she said potato chips. Get your head in the game.

Okay. Chex-Smix. Well, she jumped right at it. Chex-Mix. Yes. How did we feel about Chex-Mex? I feel good about it. I like Chex-Mix.

Well, it's kind of like my Gardetto's. It's not going to be on there. That's what I was kind of going for, but I had to be specific and I... Checks-Mix, though, I guess Cardinals is the brand, huh? That's what I'm saying. Like, you said be specific, so I went... Checks-Mix. Every time I'm at the gas station on a road trip, I get the chat.

That's what I'm saying. Like it was over. Before we celebrate Morgan, coming into your house for the first time ever playing the game, peeing all over the rug and then leaving, which is just what happened here. Number two is talkies. Oh. Number four is funions. Funions.

That's about the only time that I eat funnions is if I'm at a gas station on a road trip. That. And pork rinds. But they didn't make bliss. Corn nuts at nine. Dang it. Corn nuts is my one. And I was like, I'm the only.

one that eats those things. Never eat corn nuts, yeah. And combo. Oh, that's disgusting. I like a combo. It's like a little bowl. It looks like a hot dog. Yeah, and it's like the cheese in there. They have pizza flavor, cheddar. They're gross. Yeah, not for me. Sometimes it's a pretzel outside. I like to stay healthy

with funions and porkines. Okay. Morgan with 37 points. Wow. Whoa. Winner. Tuesday Reviews Day. I'm going to go the new Game of Thrones, which is House of Dragon. It finally finished. We watched every episode.

I really like Game of Thrones. I love season one of House of Dragon. Season 2 finished, and I'm going to give it three and a half out of five. There were times while watching House of Dragon that we were like, is this show even any good anymore? And it would catch us back up. I didn't feel like it was as good as the last season. So no spoilers, but I really do like Game of Thrones and House of Dragon,

but I feel like season two really wasn't there. Three and a half out of five dragons. Very dragon-centric season. Amy, anything you watched? Well, so I feel like last week or so I was really encouraging you to watch The Bear, because you said maybe you gave up on season two. We stopped after season one, yeah. Okay, so season two in season one, I loved them.

I thought they were great. So I dove all in on season three and watched it all. And I, no, it's not for me. Two yes chefs out of five. That's all. Wow. Yeah, I don't know what I'm missing. Did it change, like thematically, how it's shot? Not sure what I should say.

Okay, good. Good. You do spoil a lot of stuff. That's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow, that's very low. I'm curious if other people have felt the same way, but. Lunchbox, did you watch season three of the bear?

I have not watched season three yet. I just finished season two, have not dove into season three yet. Yeah, I did watch season three, and I did not like it. Wow. I loved season one and two, and season three, I was like, what is happening? Why? There just wasn't a lot of plot, really, like, until the very end when things finally started to happen, but there was like six episodes

of just nothing. So what do you give it? I mean, and I'm being generous. Two yes chefs out of five. Lunchbox, do you watch anything? No, didn't watch anything. It was Olympics all the time, so there was no finale. I didn't watch a movie, didn't watch a series.

No podcast? But I do got a podcast for you. All right, go ahead. O.C. Swingers. Wait, what? Like Orange County? Yeah. You can't spell lifestyle without lies

when the charges against Newport Beach orthopedic surgeon and former Bravo reality star Dr. Grant Robichot and his girlfriend who is a substitute teacher they're accused of going to bars drugging women and taking them back to their place. Oh my gosh. And you listen to the

whole podcast. Listen to the whole podcast. What do you give it? I got to say there was a lot of names and a lot of this name, that name, so I got confused a little bit. I'd give it three mixed drinks out of five. Are we just haters today? Is there something in the air? Morgan, what'd you watch?

Well, I watched young women in the sea, young woman in the sea on Disney Plus. It's the based on a true story about a girl who swam across the English channel. She was the first one to do it. Okay. And I really liked it. I'm not going to be a hater today because it was one of those based on a true story sports movies. And it made me emotional maybe because there's a connection with it being the first female.

But I'd give it three and a half out of five swimsuits. I don't know. I feel like that's low, though. That's still not great. You just said, I'm not going to be a hater. Wow. Because I only gave House of Dragons three out of five or three point five or whatever. But you still liked it, right?

Like, I still enjoyed it. Yeah. I would watch it again. Okay. I wouldn't listen to No Sea Swingers again. I wouldn't watch the Bearer season three again. Like, I listened to it and I'm like, okay. If this were the final season of House of Dragon, I wouldn't have watched it.

But if it's going to get me to one more, I believe it'll get good. I'm glad I watched it. Mike, movie, Mike. Did you watch a movie or anything? Yeah, I watched the new M Night Shyamalan movie called Trap. Ooh, is it good? This is a movie with a great premise, not the best execution. Oh, dang, his daughter's in it.

One after the other. Yeah, she plays a pop star in it. So it's about this serial killer who takes his daughter to a concert, and then he figures out the entire thing was set up to catch him. Well, that sounds pretty good. The acting is weird. It kind of reminded me of that movie that Eddie made us watch. From the 50s?

The rope. Oh, the rope. It's almost like stage, old school acting, so that was a little weird. What do you write in? I give it three out of five concert tickets. Ramundo, anything? I saw a weekend at Bernice, too. Oh, gosh.

Go ahead. I had never understood the reference when all my friends said, man, you're weekend at Bernies when I would drink on the weekends because they would all hold me up. And I watched the movie, and that was me. The guy's dead. But he's just like really dead. Yeah.

And so people just walk him around one hand around one shoulder, one hand around the other, but they're trying to cash in on his money. And it's hilarious. only moves to music, which is like me. I'm weekend at Bernie. But he's dead. And he has money.

Right, but whenever I get into the club, the music brings me back to life. Got it. Just like the movie. Got it, got it. Okay, thank you, Ray. Yeah, yeah. All right, that's Tuesday Reviews Day. Nice job, everybody.

And that is the end of the first half of the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football, journey or my career in sports media.

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