The Bobby Bones Show - Tues Part 2: Update On Lunchbox's Thunder From Down Under Bet + Bobbyfeud

Episode Date: September 24, 2024

Lunchbox has proof from a teammate that he really needs to be at his recreational soccer game tomorrow night rather than fulfilling his bet of going to Thunder Down Under, find out what he's going to end up doing. Then, we play the BOBBYFEUD: Top 10 material things people would grab in an evacuation situation, play along! And a whole bunch more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A lot of time. Damn, yeah, dear, Eddie and me lunchbox, Morgan, 2, school, Steve Reddavitt's trying to put you through. Mike D's writing

this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's store. A new poll looked at the top things we'd grab if we had to evacuate in two to five minutes. Something's happened at the house.

I've got to evacuate. I've got the top ten things we grab. Okay? Ten answers on the board. to turn into a Bobby feud. What's the first thing you grab? House on fire. Now, people aren't

this. Oh, you're not grabbing humans. Not grabbing humans. Okay, so I'm not kids. Take that off. Because that's obviously the easy answer. All right, Eddie, you won the dice roll backstage, go ahead. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here we go. I'm going to start strong with pets. Grab your dog.

I don't think anything living is, I just said nothing living. You said no people. You said people. You said people. Well, still, you missed it. Wow. That is ridiculous. Okay. Wow. Did you all have pets?

Yeah, I did. That's okay, though. I wasn't going to guess it, though, because he said no living. Thank you. He didn't stop. Thank you, much. Thanks for listening. I listen to the instructions.

Thank you very much. Okay. Furry kids, kids, all the same. Got it now. Amy? I don't know. Gosh, computer. Show me your computer?

That's number seven. Wow. Seven? Your laptop is number seven. Okay. Yeah, because it's like computers. aren't really a thing. They are still a thing, but they're not a thing as much anymore. Oh, yeah. I remember. I'm old school. You are old school for sure. Thanks.

Phone. Show me phone. No, man. Number one answer. All I'm over. Oh, man. Okay. Photos, videos, family stuff that's not digitized. Family photo albums. Number five. Not that. So far you got phone, family photo albums, and laptop. Ten things Americans grab. If there's an emergency. You got to go. Mm. I'm running out of stuff. Wallet. Show me your wallet. Good.

Your wallet or your purse at number two. How that? And all those. Hey, you guess you're gerbets. Why do they go pets first? I mean, I'm saying, I'm saying jewelry because, like, for me, that's stuff that I inherited from my mom, like, special pieces. Jewelry! Amy, with 15 points in round one.

Lunchbox over to you? Yeah. Still six answers on the board. Yeah, I got it. Go ahead. How are you going to make that getaway if you don't have the car keys? Show me that. Are you robbing a place?

The getaway. No car keys. Get away from the fire. Get your car out of the driveway. Get it out of the garage. No, I know. The getaway. Nope.

No car keys. I have that. Now we're going to round two. Points are doubled. Crazy. That's all I had left. I'm the only one left of my list. I'm going to go with shoes.

Show me shoes. Your number eight answer? What? You grab your shoes? 16 points of shoes. That's what I'm talking about. Now I'm in trouble. Um, okay.

Let's go with legal documents. Show me legal documents. What? Number three, important documents like passport, social security cards. Okay, okay. I got nothing now. There are four answers left on the board. Top ten things Americans grab in an emergency.

Number one, your phone. Number two, your wallet or purse. Number three, important documents. It's number five family photo albums, number seven, your laptop, number eight, your shoes. This sounds dumb, but I feel like I would try to grab a TV. Is it Black Friday? Or is it right? No.

Like, I just take the TV off the wall. Show me a TV. Amy over to you, points still doubled. Hey, shoes are on there. I'm going to go with clothes. Show me clothes. Extra clothes and number six, 12 points. Emmy takes a lead. Three left.

Collie, what would you grab? Oh, uh, snacks. Show me. Snacks! What? Just in case. Number 10 answer, food or snacks? What on earth?

20 points. You have got this. No one is grabbing shoes. No one is grabbing snacks. No one's... The guy with zero points of screaming allowed. I'm going to grab my spare pair of shoes. Go ahead.

Not spare pair. You may need one pair of shoes. Just one. Yeah. To wear out. That's what I'm worried about. Go ahead. Okay.

Your memorabilia. Memorabilia. All right, points are double. There are only two answers left lunchbox. MES 47 points. Yeah. So if you get both, you still can't win. Yeah.

I'm going to grab the refrigerator. Okay. He's punting. He's trying to get to go down. Henry? Yep. Eddie, you need some points here. There's only two left.

A new pole looks. to the top things we grab if we had to evacuate. Number one was your phone. Number 10 was food or snacks. Two left. I mean, if snacks was on there, then you've got to grab a bottle of something. Let's go with your alcohol.

Grab a bottle of whiskey before you run out. Come on. No? I would. Dude, you're such an idiot. Go ahead, Amy. Bible. That's good, Amy.

You got to take the community. You can win this still No he can't He's got nothing in there Yeah you're right Eddie I have nothing in here I mean But you know what

Oh Dang gonna have it You gonna say it out loud Nope You can grab But this may be where your documents are But you have cash in there You grab the safe

That's what I thought You grab the safe man The safe's burn No I don't know I don't have a safe You can leave a safe in a burning place, I think, right? Yeah, motion fireproof.

Show me safe. Maybe not floodproof, though. I don't know. I have no idea. I don't know anything about it. Can we just guess now for fun? Yeah. Art. Gun. No. Oh, journal.

You got zombies and you're... Can you say art? Yeah. How about drugs? No, water. Eddie, when you started something to drink and then you put whiskey, like you literally could have won it, you're like, I'm going to be thirsty.

What? So I need to get something to drink. I'm going to go with vodka. Yeah. Water at 9 and prescription medication is a food. Oh, meds. So drugs would have worked. I thought drugs.

I don't know. I had to look at the team to give me that. Prescription medicine is a drug. It's a drug, man. No, but I think you meant drug drugs. Well, I did, but it would have both worked, I think. I would like people that have been in a fire in their house to call in and say if they grabbed water when they ran out. I mean, but it doesn't have to be, it could be somebody robbing you.

It could be a lot of five. Any emergency. So if someone's robbing you, let me know if you grabbed water on your way out. You're angry because you got no points. You got no points. 47, Amy is the winner. Time for the news. Bobby's big.

Stories. The FBI released its annual crime statistics, and those stats showed the murders in the U.S. dropped 11.6% in the last year. The murder rate had been up, up, up, up, up for the first time. And it was the largest drop since the agency started collecting data. We like that. We like less murders, don't we guys? That's good.

That's something we can all agree on. Less murders is good. So saw that. I like that. When it comes to drinking, according to the clinical psychological science journal, men have more fun drinking than women do. Researchers wanted to see if alcoholic beverages really lift the spirits of groups of people. And it turns out they do in groups of men consuming alcoholic beverages makes the whole group happier. Alcohol did not have the same effect on mixed groups, men and women or women-only groups. It made them more combative and at times argue and debate things.

Interesting. So all men, they're all together. they're all drinking, it's a party. Men and women or just women, not always just a party. Yeah, they get catty and they get crying. They.

Women, I'm saying women. Like, if you go out, like if you go to... Some men fight. I understand that, that fight, but if you go to like 6th Street and Austin. Usually about women, though, if I'm being honest. You walk out out to the bars or clothes and you're going to see a bunch of women on the curb crying. Guys are just stupid and we don't need much to make us stupider.

And that's all we need. A couple drinks. A couple drinks. Whoa. I thought that was funny I don't I don't drink I'd like to know what it feels like

sometime Man it's fun dude I know I have a lot of fun with it You do It's not ever a downer for y'all Downer Downer

What's down about it Alcohol's a downer You mean a stimulant Okay So she's like to make me tired She's saying Yeah How it affects the body

Not nude What it feels like When you're drunk No no You just read the study It makes guys happy It makes women sad When you're drunk

Is it blurry A little bit Sometimes Because I took a knee to the head Once in high school football And I saw three yard markers Right I missed a there's a punt I ended up not catching the pun

Dude crushed me Took a knee to the head It's the only time I ever felt like I might have a concussion But I don't think I had a concussion But I saw three yard markers That's the closest I've ever been to being drunk Oh dude that's wasted

That's like you're gone Yeah Or like when you're watching a Jean-Claude Van Dell movie Like hit the one in the middle Rocky Or Rocky whatever. What does you drunk feel like?

Man, like one time I was in Vegas and I couldn't tell them what chips I was playing with. Like I'm just playing. I think I'm playing five dollar chips. That's more than drunk. That's like. That's, okay. Is that big. Because the colors.

You couldn't tell the colors. I'm sober. I can't tell the colors. No, I know. But I'm telling you, I was like, oh, yeah, I'm just playing. You know what I mean? Five dollar chips. And they weren't five dollar chips.

Dude, big level drunk, you can't even see your steps. Like, you're looking at the ground. You're like, this is crazy. I feel them, but it's not when they're hidden. And you think you're walking straight. You're not. And you're not. Okay, so what's low-level drunk?

Like, what's it feel like when you just, not whatever you guys call a buzz, but like when you first are drunk, what is low-level drunk feel like? Everything's easier. Like, you know, like, you make people. You make people laugh. I want to relax. Dang. You think they're laughing. No, they are.

They're laughing. Okay. You're just more confident. I think that's what it is because I'm not always laughing when these guys are drunk. I get annoyed sometimes. You're not laughing? Because you're, yeah. Sober, yeah.

I guess I didn't notice that. A terrifying moment, a kayaker desperately uses the paddle to fend off a shark when the hammerhead starts circling. Saw that. This is a kayaker who's on this little deal and then just, it just starts, just starts popping. The shark was identified as a hammerhead. The same type of shark, they think, attacked a woman recently. Maybe not the same shark, but there's an issue with these types.

the sharks in this area. But no, it shows the kayaker in the little boat. And the shark, you can see as clear as day. You can even see the fin like on jaws. You can see the fin out of the water and you just see the pop, pop, pop, pop.

That's something that's going to stick with him for the rest of his life. Yeah? Because I've had that experience. No. No, that's much. You haven't. Were you drunk? No. I was in a paddle boat with my cousin off the coast of Georgia when it got bit. Good point, Bobby. He's probably a normal

fish. Yes. He's seeing a shark. Yes. Did you do anything? You said it took a chunk of the boat. Why would the shark eat the paddle boat? It was trying to get us. It was drunk. Maybe. I don't know. A six-year-old boy abducted from California in 1951 is found safe on the East Coast after a 70-year-year-year-old search. Now, he's not a boy, but the six-year-old boy was abducted. I don't understand. What would have been crazy was if he's still that six-year-old boy. That would be really crazy. That's like that airplane TV show. Yeah, yeah.

They land like 20 years later. Bannifest. Yeah. That's just. kind of sucked, but interesting idea. After a few episodes, yeah, though. California family's 70-year search for a kidnapped relative ended after an online DNA test finally put them

on the right track to the other end of the country. Luis Albino, a retired firefighter, and Vietnam War veteran living on the East Coast was kidnapped from a park in Oakland, California. 1951, he was six years old. His family continued to hold out hope for seven decades. They did not specify where on the East Coast he lives. His niece stumbled across her long-lost kin

after taking an online DNA test just for fun, the test showed a 22% match with the complete stranger who would turn out once she tracked them down to be the kid who's now an old man. Wow. The FBI helped arrange for Lewis and his family to come to California for the long-awaited reunion.

They don't give any more details that's from the New York Post about who took him, why that he was taken. Whoever took him probably isn't even living anymore. I would agree. And also didn't tell... Right. He didn't know he was kidnapped.

Could have been another relative. No, I mean, he knew he was... is taken, if I read the story right, him and his brother were at the park, and a lady with a bandana said that she had ice cream or candy. He remembers this part? I did this one in my story. And so he went with her and then

he was gone. But then he never thought about it again? I don't think he knew how to track down. I don't know if he did think... How old was he then? Six. And like they interviewed, they interrogated the brother like three different times because they thought the brother did something to him and the brother's like, no, I saw a woman with a bandana

on lure like take my brother to the car and she got him and then took him across the country. I guess I just wonder like 30 years later. Like doesn't he or maybe he blocked it out of his hand? Yeah. Yeah. So sad. Yes. There could be a lot of things his brain did to try to protect him from.

Speaking of brains, doctors are worried about a combat sport that we, I think all the guys here, I don't think we pursue it to watch, but we'll watch it when it comes up on TikTok and our algorithms called slap fighting. Oh, it's so dumb. Oh my gosh. They slap each other so hard. I showed my wife it. and she was like, why? Why do people do that?

I think Dana White bought it, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's huge. I mean, these dudes are massive. And they just stand there and they get slapped and they get knocked out and then they get back up and they slap the guy back. But then some people don't get knocked out, which is crazy. Yeah, I mean, they go down and they count them one, two. Like I watched Paige whatever in a woman slap fight.

I've never seen the women. It's dudes. Oh, it's massive dudes. And she was a UFC fighter. and the woman slapped her, she just smiled at her. And then she popped the other woman, and the woman goes down to a knee and gets back up. I don't like watching it, but I'll watch it.

Sure, of course. Doctors are warning about slap fighting. How do you get into that? I think you go, I want to be a slap fighter. But like, can you train your face to, like, take a slap? You have to. You mean, you need to take a bunch of slat. Yeah.

You probably just compete and get stronger. You have to train before you just walk up there and take a hit. But it's like, yeah, yeah. Yeah, but I'm saying you probably have to have people slap you hard. Right. Like, if me and you did it to train you for another match. Not right now. I'm training.

You're just getting hit over and over. No headgear is allowed. Defenders cannot duck to avoid blows. Even flinching is banned. Yeah. Yeah, duh. You can't even flinch? No.

I don't. Because if you flinch, it takes away some of the impact. Like if you pull your head back. Dang. That slap fighting is wild. Do you ever watch them get in the phone booth to fight each other? No. You ever see phone booth fighting?

No. So it's like UFC, but they put them in a phone booth and so you're right on each other. That sounds nuts, dude. It's crazy. My algorithm rarely goes to fighting. I'll get some slap fighting, but the phone booth stuff is wild. But that's just people doing it for fun, or that's a real thing? No, they compete.

They fight. Where? In what country? I think this is like Russia or something. Definitely not America. I don't know that it's all not in America, but there's just nowhere to go in phone booth fighting. Yeah. That's pretty cool.

No. Is there an actual phone in there? I don't think you pick up a call for help. It's not like you're banging him over the head with a phone. Mike, do you say that's Russia? Yeah, Russian. Yeah, this one we're watching is not. Oh, yeah. Oh, get them. Oh, yeah.

How much space do they have? Dude, there's nowhere to go. That is awesome. But they have enough room to throw a punch, which is not bad. I would say if you put your back against the wall and you reach your arms all the way out, there's probably another 12 inches if you do that, the whole size. Oh, they're knocking the crap out of each other. This is awesome. Might turn your computer more.

All right. This is from the New York. Post, Australia, listen to this woman. So she last year decided her goal in 2023 was asleep with 365 people. What? And so now for this year, 2024, her goal is 600 people. That's awesome.

Almost too bad. Australia's most sexually active woman has shared an update on her bid to do that. She decided to level up, 600 this year. That sounds like work though now. I know. No, no. Hey, she makes videos. No, right.

She does. Yeah, she does that. She's a subscription platform. person. Okay. I don't know. That's pretty crazy. And she said people yell at her like, I bet your parents are proud of you and she says, actually they are. They're just glad I'm living my true life. I don't know what number she's on right now. I think it was like 435.

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You guys remember this? Oh, yeah. Thunder Down Under the guys, I think they get in their little drawers and they dance around and ladies for the most part I guess. So he's trying to get out of it because he says he has a rec soccer league match game, which you shouldn't have got in the bet. He shouldn't have been to bet if you couldn't do it. So what do you want to play for us here?

This is proof. I called one of my teammates to show you guys how important I am to the team. We have a double header on Wednesday night. That's tomorrow, right? Yeah, yeah. Okay, go ahead. And so that's what I'm saying is that we need to, you know, kick the can, move this down the road because my soccer team will be lost without. me. Did you tell them you made the bet, though?

No, I did. I told him I made a bet, and I lost, and I have to go to this thing, but... How long's the call, Ray? Not long. A minute. See? Okay, go ahead and hit it. Hello? Hey, what's up, dude? Hey, what's up, my man?

Hey, man, I just wanted to let you know, I got bad news. I'm not going to be able to be at the game on Wednesday. Oh, okay. No worries. Yeah, I'm stuck. I've got to do this thing for work. I'm supposed to go to Thunder Down Under, but I tried to explain to them. I got a soccer game. But they said I have to miss it. That's unfortunate.

Would it be all right? Yeah, yeah, but like I got the jerseys. So, I mean, I know it's kind of a big deal that I'm missing. Yeah, but we'll just wear blue. Yeah, but I don't know, like, the team, like the cohesion and the sub patterns. I don't know if you guys are going to know, like, who's going to bring the skill level up since I'm not going to be there. Oh, I'm sure to be all right. We'll be good.

Yeah, okay. All right. Now, hey, now say, like, hey, man, do we don't know how we're going to win without you like I really think work should let you off okay uh I think I'm just worried that the team's gonna fall apart without me oh yeah I mean I don't know how we're gonna do without you you are kind of like the leader out there and it's gonna be pretty rough not be able to get the cohesion without you I mean you're definitely the uh the lighten route of the team all right man well yeah I'm sorry about that sorry I'm gonna miss but hopefully work will hear this and they'll you know

tell me I can come to the game and I can miss thunder down under no person I do take it easy I can appreciate you playing the whole thing for us and not just the second part. No, no, no, no. Was that on purpose? Was that an accident? Apparently he was supposed to be the second part. Yeah. Oh, Scoot.

I thought Lunchbox was playing the whole thing. He was like being honest. He's like, I got audio on your folder and I heard that in there where he was trying to make me edit that out to make it seem like he was needed for the team. But I'm like, I thought he was like being forthcoming and truthful that I don't really have to go to my soccer game. No, no, no. Oh, you didn't know that we're going to leave that in.

No, that's why I turned around and look at the scuba through the glass window going like, what are you doing? So are we good on him going tomorrow night? Yeah, we're going. The team clearly doesn't need him. They already got jerseyses and orange slices. I honestly was feeling lightboxes was being super honest there. And I was like, oh, cool, this is a funny bit. Like he's actually showing us that they don't need him.

It's funny. So you'll be going tomorrow night. But they can wear the blue ones. It's all good. Yeah, they're fine, man. Yeah, the soccer thing you're not going to convince us of. But you, what time does the show Thunder Down Under? He has to get there a little early, I think, around six.

Ooh, early. Six! Wow. Was it meeting girls? What's going on? Six, you act like you get off work at five, dude. We have a morning show. It's like this one of those things.

He acts like he's got to convince his boss to be able to leave at five on a Wednesday. But the show doesn't start to like seven. I don't need to be there an hour early. There's some pre-a festivities that are happening. Yes. Is it like meat and greet? But M-E-A-T. Oh, boy.

It's a little different, you know? Who's going? So it's going. be him and there's a plus one. I was going to ask Morgan if she wants to go because she's single now. I need someone to collect some evidence and photos and video and stuff. Morgan or Abby. Yeah.

Morgan's single though. I know, no. I'm not going. I don't lose a bet. No, man. And six is way too early for me. You don't want to go to the meat and greet? Okay, so how do we want to do this?

So he's going to go Wednesday. Do we want the update on Thursday? Does he have to go Thursday not as well? Yes. Okay. So we'll get the update on Thursday. Then he goes on Thursday as well? Yes, yeah.

Okay. Okay. Good stuff. Good stuff, man. I'm really good stuff. Hey, you want to hear something funny, Amy? Sure. Do you know the head football coach at Texas A&M?

No. Coach Oco? No. Okay. So he's coming on our show 25 whistles, and he asked if you were going to be a part of the interview. He literally just was like, is Amy going to be part of the interview? Okay. And you're not, but I was like...

Do you want me to be? Wait, so you don't know him, though? That's why I was like, does he know Amy? Amy went to Texas A&M. Why would he asked that? But he literally asked that. said, is Amy going to be doing the area? Well, we're on Aggie 96. No, yes, correct. But I didn't know if you, but all of us are. I didn't know if you knew him. Did you go to Texas A&M?

Not that. How old is he? He's not old. Amy's on a meeting greet and greet. Did he go to A&M? Is he class of O3? He coached there before he came back as the head coach, but I don't think, I don't know if he went there or not. Mike, can you give me that info on Elko? And he does bio? Maybe I know his wife or something. He literally asked her. Is he married? I don't know so wild. Got over it yet. But yeah. He's from, he graduated from Penn with a bachelor's in history in 99. Oh, Penn? Don't know anybody from Penn. Penn State?

No, Penn, the Ivy League School. Oh. Like Pennsylvania. Not the Pinitentiary? Okay. But anyone he asked about you. That was fun. So what do we do about it? Nothing. What do you mean? Maybe Amy wants to do the interview.

We don't do anything about it because we're doing it in the afternoon. Oh, okay, cool. Unless you want to come over to the house, I'll do the interview. You can. But that's it. All right, hit it. Rob and Kentucky, what's up, buddy? What's going on, man?

How you doing? Doing pretty good. Thank you for calling. What do you want to say? Oh, no, I was just commenting on a lunchbox's little ordeal about the dip in the Thunder games. Yeah, Thunder Down Under tomorrow night. How are you all doing? We're doing pretty good.

Yeah, thank you very much. So what do you want to say to lunchbox about Thunder down Under where these dudes are going to be practically naked? I volunteered to be a coach one time. Not the coach, but the assistant coach. Well, after the first game, he never showed back up again. So I coached his kids all the whole time, you know. And so the last game was coming up, and it was on the fanfare place where I was going to play the Wild Horse Saloon.

And I was like, man, what do I do? So I got all the dads together. It's not like losing the bet, but it's like something. I had to do. So I talked to them. I was like, can you all just, you saw us all here? Can you just coach these kids for the last game? And they all, it's like, man, you've got to do what you got to do.

It's not like losing the bet, but still the same. I did what I had to do. You're saying he has an obligation. He committed by making a bet and losing the bet. Now he has an obligation, so he needs to do what he has to do, right? Yeah, exactly. It sounds like he's saying I have an obligation to go to my soccer game because I made commitment to them.

You've got to do what you got to do. I think you should do what you got to do regardless, and then the consequences, either way, will affect you. Maybe if you miss your game, what are the consequences? Maybe your team loses the doubleheader. You go play the game, you miss Thunder Down Under. What are the consequences? It'll be far worse.

Those we can affect. Oh, my. But I can always go to Thunderdown Hour the next day. You are going to do that too, right? You're doing, not always, you will do that because that's part of the bet. Yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah, you do two thunders. Down unders.

Yeah, you get way under. Under. Under, under. Oh, my. Under gets a big time. I don't feel a fun. Hey, Rob, we appreciate that call. Thank you very much.

Get up there and dance with them. Yes. Give them a dollar bill. Give him some money. Your night. Yeah, go all in. Take some singles. Yeah, buddy.

Take some singles. Enjoy the night. This dude sounds like he wants to go. Let loose. No, Rob just is a guy who's like, you make a commitment. I didn't make a commitment. You lost a bet. That's the same thing.

Yeah. Thank you, Rob. Hope you have a great day, ma'am. You lost a commitment. All right. I don't know what he said there. I like it. Rob, have a good day, buddy. Oh, my love, boss. All right. I still.

You have spoken with it, buddy. He's singing now. Okay, go ahead, Rob. That's what I lost. I've shaved my head. I've wore it green paid Packers cheese head all day. Which I hate the green baked Packers, but I wore it. Amen.

You didn't want to, did you? No, hell no. I didn't want it. Obligation. That's right, but he did it anyway. It's like lunchbox. You need to go and rub those abs. Can you touch them?

No. Maybe he'll get a little special treat. No, maybe. All right, Rob, we got to go. All right, buddy. All right, see you, buddy. Thank you, bye. Amy, send me the story on what happens to your body and your brain when you watch football, which thought was interesting.

Oh, yeah, I got curious about it because you are so impacted by Arkansas football. And I'm like, what is going on with your brain or anybody's brain that's that attached to sports and the results of a sports game? There's something called mirror neurons, apparently, that make you feel like you're part of the team. I say we all the time. Oh yeah, yeah. I'm a weir. Well, that's those mirror neurons. Like, why did we do that?

Yeah. I'm still upset about Oklahoma State. I can't believe we just made that plane. Like, why do we? I wee all the time. Yeah. Mirror neurons enable us to put ourselves in another person's shoes and imagine what they are going through in a particular moment. Okay.

Chemicals affect your overall mood. Yeah. When your team loses, your brain produces cortisol, the hormone that your body releases when you're under stress. When your team wins or is playing well, your brain starts releasing the neurolose. transmitter dopamine, which is directly involved in regulating the brain's reward and pleasure centers. But I think I'm probably just using Arkansas football in other ways that other people use other things, right? Like we all have our version of this. So we get super attached to make it very personal. We let it impact our, no? No, I mean, I think you're correct. But you have something.

I don't know what it would be. Yours is football. That's why I looked this up. This was a specific thing for football and the brain. Your body reacts to the brain. Studies have shown that sports fans can have intense anxiety before a big get. Oh, I do. Big time. I get like sick to my stomach. I'm not even in the same state. Yeah, they talk about that. Butterflies. Watching football can increase your heart rate to level similar to those associated with vigorous exercise. And a doctor's opinion in the end, we need to remember that sports are meant for entertainment purposes as an outlet to take our minds off the stressors and struggle. No, no, sports bring those into my life. I have more because of that. No, it's said too. Like if you're like a younger fit person, then some of these side effects aren't really a

concern, but for anybody that... What are you saying about me? Well, no, I don't, I'm not talking about you anymore. I'm just saying... Younger fit. I'm not younger and fit. You are... I think you would fall into that category. They said... Younger and fit? They said it can't... I have the doctor today, by that. For older, if you have underlying health stuff.

I'll die of a heart attack because we lose the game, Miss Phil Gore or something. At some point. Not now. Give me 20 years. Yeah, because you're younger and fit now. Right now I'm as young as fit as crap. But it did talk about strokes and heart attacks after the loss of a game. I was like, what? That's a little dramatic. I can't shake the, how would I describe the feeling? Like it is.

Hortisal, she said. Uneasy. Unhealthy. Frustrated sadness. After we lose a game that we either should have won or we're close in. If we get blown out, I'm just like, suck. But I hate it. But it's different.

So when a couple is pregnant, do you like it when they say we are pregnant? I don't care. I try not to let stupid stuff. affect me. But no, yes, it's annoying because they're not pregnant. It doesn't annoy me. I know, but like y'all are on the team and you say we. I wouldn't say that. I would say, because I don't want to act like I have, I'm holding a baby. Right. I don't deserve to say I am pregnant. So I don't think I would say it, but that's one of those things where I'm just not going to invest enough of my energy and to be annoyed by. It is stupid though. I'm getting

annoyed right now. But you get annoyed by 110%. I do because there's no such thing as 110%. But it's just emphasis. It's exaggeration to prove a point. And so as we were pregnant, exaggeration because you ain't pregnant buddy now you can be suffering some of the side effects not even physically but if she has to be in bed all the time you have to do more for

her okay there are things that you're having to do to cover but you're not pregnant I will never say that if I say that slap fight me and don't let me slap you back what about we're having a baby I don't mind that because you are having a baby yeah if you can't say we are delivering a baby out of our vaginal canal you couldn't do that we

because you're not we are in labor Yes, we, so, no, but yes. We're going to be parents. Our contractions are really bad right now. Again, that's a no. That's a no on that one. Here's another one. You may be watching football for three plus hours,

but you're not seeing three plus hours worth of football action. Researchers found that throughout the three plus hours, you watch about 15 to 20 minutes of live action. That's not true. You ever seen Red Zone? That's a good point. That's every game. That's every game at once.

Every single game. Yeah, yeah. The average NFL game has roughly 18 minutes of actual gameplay. That's crazy. Why in the world are these games four hours long? Well, the clock is moving and the gameplay is thinking in like the anticipation and the strategy. And then we get replays after most plays too.

Yeah. Can't see what happened. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I tell you, though. Stretch it out. Yes. Y'all love all the long sports, golf, football. Well, they're just trying to make them longer for television purposes.

Wait, your hair appointments are long. That's sexist. That feels pretty sexist. That's pretty sexist. She said that bad. How long did it take for your hair piece? 30 minutes? Good point.

And that was temporary. I feel like that does a kind of sexist comment about him. It was very much. She wasn't being sexist. She wasn't being sexist. She was doing football. She said y'all's game. But you're talking about us specifically, not men in general.

Yeah, because y'all in here, y'all do that. From your hair in here. Thank you, lunch. Okay, whatever. I think we heard it. I think we heard sexism. But also, back to your question of, like, am I impacted by anything in that way?

No, I'm really not. How long is your hair appointment? It's not bothering me at all. Once you wanted a hair appointment, left your truck running the whole time. Exactly. Two hours. Came back out. Hilarious.

Yeah, that was weird. That was weird. I just thought I had turned it off and then, I don't know. I'm not the only person's ever done that though because after we've talked about that, anytime it comes up, I do get notes of like, don't worry, I've done that too. Really? Yes. If you have done that, you are not alone.

Hi, I'm Amy. If you left your car running, You went into an hours long appointment. If you went into the grocery store and you came out and thought, who started my car? You're not alone. Yeah, you just left it running. If you went to the grocery store and came out and got in your car and realized, I don't drink Mountain, dude, why is that in the middle?

Realize that's not your car. And it's sort of a tell me something good. It's a car that looks like yours. You are not alone. It's a tell me something good. That you survived? Nobody took it. Nobody saw your car.

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Open your free I-Heart radio app. Search the Cito Show. And listen now. Rob and Kentucky, what's up, buddy? What's going on, man? How you doing? Doing pretty good. Thank you for calling. What do you want to say? Oh, no, I was just commenting on the lunchboxes.

ordeal about the dip to bet in the thunder games. Yeah, Thunder Down Under tomorrow night. How are y'all doing? We're doing pretty good. Good day every morning. Yeah, thank you very much. So what do you want to say to lunchbox about Thunder Down Under where these dudes are going to be practically naked? I volunteered to be a coach one time.

Not the coach, but the assistant coach. Well, after the first game, he never showed back up again. So I coached his kids all the whole time, you know. And so the last game was coming up, and it was on. The fanfare place where I was going to play the Wild Ors Sluid. And I was like, man, what do I do? So I got all the dads together. And it's not like losing a bet, but it's like something I had to do.

So I talked to them. I was like, can you all just, you saw us all here? Can you just coach these kids for the last game? And they all, it's like, man, you got to do what you got to do. It's not like losing a bet, but still the same, I did what I had to do. You're saying he has an obligation. He committed by making a bet and losing. the bet. Now he has an obligation, so he needs to do

what he has to do, right? Yeah, exactly. It sounds like he's saying I have an obligation to go to my soccer game because I made commitment to them. You've got to do what you've got to do. I think you should do what you've got to do regardless, and then the consequences either way will affect you.

Maybe if you miss your game, what are the consequences? Maybe your team loses the doubleheader. You go play the game, you miss Thunder Down Under. What are the consequences? It'll be far worse. Those we can affect. Oh, my. But I can always go to Thunderdown hour the next day. You are going to do that too, right?

You're doing, not always, you will do that. That's part of the bet, yeah. Two days. Yeah, you do two thunders. Down unders. Yeah, you get way under. Under under. Oh, my.

Under gets a big time. Hey, Rob, we appreciate that call. Thank you very much. Get up there and dance with them. Yes. Give them some money. You're night. Take some singles.

Yeah, buddy. some singles. Enjoy the night. This dude sounds like he wants to go. Let loose. No, Rob just is a guy who's like, you make a commitment? I didn't make a commitment. You lost a bet. That's the same thing. Yeah. Thank you, Rob. I hope you have a great day, man. You lost commitment.

All right. I don't know what it said there, but I like it. Rob, have a good day, buddy. I still. You have to do with it, buddy. He's singing now. Okay, go ahead, Rob. That's what I lost. I've shaved my head. I've wore it green paid Packers' cheese head all day. Which I hate the Green Bay Packers, but I wore it.

Amen. You didn't want to, did you? No, hell no. I didn't. No, he did it anyway. That's right, but he did it anyway. It's like lunchbox. You need to go and rub those abs. Can you touch them? No. Maybe he'll get a little special treat. No, maybe.

All right, Rob, we got to go. All right, buddy. All right, see you, bye. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. This story comes us from Harrison Township, Michigan. You know what stinks is having your car repossessed. And one guy, the repo man comes to take his car.

so he runs out of the house with a box and sets down the car and says, there's a bomb in that box. There's a bomb in that box. There's a bomb in that box. There's a bomb in that box. And so the repo man said, oh, boy. That's pretty funny. Yeah, it's funny. To just stop him from taking your car because there's not a bomb in the box.

And the guy had to think on his feet because I'm sure he didn't have the bomb in the box plan. Go ahead. And so the repo man had to call police and say, hey, man, this guy's got a bomb and they came. It's all a hoax. If you're the guy, you just say, I didn't say that. Oh, yeah. Where's the proof? Yeah, you got me to record it?

I think they're going to believe the... Repo guy. Why would he say that? I mean, why would he call the police and just make that up? Well, because some guy came out and tried to fight him and just claimed there's a bomb in the box. Unless he has a camera, because some of them do in case they get...

Somebody tries to fight them. I would go like, there's no way. Prove I said that. I didn't say there's a bomb in the box. I said, please take this with the car. I hate both of them. Yeah, that's an extra set of keys, man. That's an extra set of keys in the box.

Yeah, we want you guys to make sure. There's some keys in the box. There's some keys in the box. It could rhyme with bomb. My friend Tom is in the box. Okay. Lunchbox? I'm Lunchbox.

That's your bonehead story of the day. This whole story about movie theaters is getting a humongous makeover. They have spent about $2 billion to make the changes. I have long said the movie theaters will not survive as the theaters they are now. But movie Mike, what do you know about this story? Yeah, they're trying to add like pickleball courts,

make the seats fancier, all this thing just to get people to go to the theater. Pickle ball. They're not in the court, but like it's a reason to get to the theater. Oh, okay. Where you go in? while you're waiting. Yeah, it's like part of the scene there. The vibe.

Yeah. Not while you're watching Star Wars. That would be hard. That would be terribly distracting. A group representing eight of the biggest chains, including AMC, Regal Cinemas, and Cinemark. They're going to try to lure a movie. I don't want to go to the movies.

I don't want to leave my house and go sit in the room with people I don't know who are sneezing and have their phones on and walking around. Like, I don't want any of that. And so that's most of the reason that movie theaters are done. dying as they are now. But they say they're going to spend $2 billion. It's almost like they need to make little cabins. Like you ever see on, they have like airplane influencers or like travel influencers and they get

in those little pods? Kind of, but like a full pod. I've never seen one in a real plane. But it's like they're like, look at this. And there's like a bed in there. Oh, yeah, yeah. It's like a little door. You don't need a bed.

But it's like that almost needs to be with the movie theater experiences, small theater rooms that are clean where they bring all this to you and there's an experience. I don't want to be with other people. Like a cubicle? But cubicles aren't fully, they're not, they don't fully engulf you. Then you might as well be at home. Exactly. That's my point.

But what you don't have at home, it's like going to a restaurant. Well, you could just say, well, I'm going to eat at a restaurant. We just stay home. No, but there are things provided at this. Mike, what are your thoughts on? I love the experience. I like watching a movie, Mike, though. But I like watching a movie in theaters with other people, hearing their reactions.

I just watched a thriller recently. and it added to the experience, like people yelling and stuff. I love it. I was reading something this morning about people that were asked, like, would you prefer to watch a movie in a theater or stream it at home? And 61% of people said they'd rather go to the theater. They're a liar. 61% of people are lying.

Nobody, you have to go pay for it. And that's driving there. That's the crazy price of tickets. That's the overpriced food. There's all of this. There's, again, everybody's got COVID in there, probably. Probably. I didn't even know that's a real thing again until I got it recently.

I will tell you, though, the kids love it. Like when the kids see like a movie's coming out, they want to go to the movie theater to watch the movie. Yeah. Switches it up. Kids' brains aren't fully developed, so let's remember that. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced,

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