The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Bobby Explains Why FoFo Is Bad + Age To Let Your Kids Date + Bobby Feud: Final Meal Foods + The Best Time To Eat Thanksgiving Dinner

Episode Date: November 18, 2025

Bobby explains what FoFo is and why it is harmful. He also shares what chronic condition he was convinced he had growing up. We debated the time that Martha Stewart says is the best time to eat Thanksgiving dinner.  In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby and Amy help a listener who is struggling with her 11 and 10 years old starting to talk about dating. What age should you let your kids start to date?  In the Bobby Feud, a survey asked people, if you are on death row…What food do you choose as your final meal? Top 10 answers are on the board!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Amy and I know what it is. Eddie, what's Fofo? Fear of figuring it out. Kind of. Yeah. Yeah, it's close. Yeah, fear of finding out. Oh, finding out.

Yeah. It's becoming. Yeah. I used to always think I had AIDS, so I never wanted to get tested. What? Why? When I was like 12 and I'd see it on TV, it'd be like, everybody has AIDS. Okay, got it.

Not because of something you did. No, no, no. No, no. I was like in my 20s forever, did anything. Like I was a virgin forever. Right. So, yeah, nothing from that. But it was just like, you might have AIDS.

And I remember being like 11 or 12, I'm like, I have AIDS. They weren't talking to you. No, I know. But I had such a fear my whole life of like finding out because I thought, because all the commercials had convinced me that I had AIDS. And so that's the first thing that comes to mind when I think of fear of finding out. And then yesterday I was talking about, much less severe than AIDS, but I was talking about I wrecked my scooter.

And not my motor scooter, but I have a bad ankle surgery. So I'm in a boot and I can't put any weight on it yet. So I'm riding around on the scooter or my leg is. And I wiped out. It hurt. It felt like needles shoved into the bottom of my feet. And I don't want to go to the doctor and get checked if I mess it up again. Because I have fofo.

Fear of finding out. Yeah. So you have fear of finding out in any way? I think I want to find out. Like, so I don't think I fear of finding out. I mean. Do you have AIDS? No.

Never thought I had AIDS. They didn't get you on those commercials, huh? But, you know, I think I do. Like everybody, I have a fear of finding out, but I don't want to avoid it. Like, I want to go in and just like, let's go ahead and tell me so that I can know what I need to do. How mature. Because mammograms. Yes.

STD checks. Cancer checks, right? People will avoid it, yeah. Yeah. They'd rather just not know about a body issue and find out down the road. No, I'm like, full body scan. Let's go. Which is very.

It's scary to go and get any of that done. It's scarier to find out later that if you would have got it done, earlier, maybe it wouldn't be as severe. Early detection is everything. Yep. So, like, that's why I think with your fofo, you need to power through because if you, you know, injured.

Oh, I don't have AIDS. I'm good. No, I've been checked for all that. I'm clear. I'm talking about your ankle. Oh. Calm down with the AIDS. No, man, I was convinced. They used to just say stuff on TV. They would. Like, it'd be like, you

or your friend. One of you probably has it. And I'm like, well, I'm not. Well, I don't have friends. Friends. So it's got to be me. What were you watching? Any all sitcoms. You don't remember those commercials?

You'd be watching Roseanne. And the thing where you, the head of, and then after the opening, it'd be like, so, who has AIDS in your group? And I'm like, I don't have a group. It's got to be me. I would always run to go do things during commercials. Run back. Kids don't even know about commercials these days. They don't know.

They have no idea what they're missing. I kind of have been making my kids experience a little bit because I downgraded to all the, like on some of our, my streaming stuff, I have the commercial kind. So I have Peacock with commercials. I think just because I bought the wrong package and I've been too lazy to go back in, but you can't skip through the commercials. It's like a little yellow dot that if you look at the whole timeline to see where it is, there's like little yellow dots place that tells you where the commercials are.

You can't fast forward it. No. Up in the top right hand corner, there's like a second. It's a countdown. Yeah, so you know you've got 60 more seconds of commercials left. Whenever I watch YouTube TV, so that's my cable, that's how I watch television. So they do show commercials, but they'll show YouTube commercials in and they put the countdown up there.

Or they go, and I'm never at my remote fast enough, skip the commercial for Bliss. I always want to hit Bliss, but I can't get to my phone quick enough to change it. What they're doing now is so amazing is that if you like the product, you can scan your phone and buy it. Like right there. Have you seen that? Yeah, I haven't done that yet. It freaks me out.

I haven't been quick enough yet. Right. Because you got to kind of be quick drama girl on that, and pop it up and do it. Yeah. Because you only have like 30 seconds. Yeah. So, fofo.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, fofo. Yeah, foo. Yes. Yeah, big time. But mine's not because, like, I want to put it off. I just feel like my body will take care of it. No, that's terrible. I know.

It's not good, but that's where my foefo comes from. It's like, okay, my stomach hurts. It's been hurting for a month. I think it'll go away. Let me just wait another month to see if it goes away. And I understand that logic because I've probably done that. I'm doing them my foot right now. But that's a surgery and that's a tear attendant thing.

Yours could be something like AIDS. Yeah, you can't just like think your body is. Or cancer. Our cancer. Because we thought your thing might have been can't. Like lunchbox has not had fofo about his, but he keeps going to doctors. He keeps trying to by now. Yeah, that's the problem.

I have foe foe of doctors being terrible because I've gone to so many and everybody's like, eh, I don't know, go see a different doctor. They just throw their hands up in the air. Like, we don't believe it happens like that. They throw their hands up in the air and they're like, well, golly-geese. They literally say, I'm stumped. I don't have any idea. Stumped.

Anytime I've ever been to a doctor and you guys can tell me your stories if it's different, that I've ever been to a doctor and they didn't know. And I have been to doctors and I have a main doctor and he doesn't know. It's never ended with them. Well, guess we'll never know. It's always ended with let me refer you to a specialist who will know. And if that doesn't work, I'm often referred to another specialist. It sounds like your doctors, you walk in and they're just like,

da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-dop. Don't know. And then you leave. One doctor said, nah, just look at some exercises on YouTube. What? Because that means he's seen it? I don't know.

I'm a doctor, but just not of the medical body. Your letters. I'm a doctorate of letters. Anyway, good luck, everybody out there with FOFO. We encourage you to get things checked because you'll be so much happier later on that you did. I have a pump on my boot It's like a pump Like a rebutt pump

Oh that's cool And may ever want a walking boot Yeah it's awesome Yeah it's awesome I did last year but I didn't have a pump Was it adds pressure? Yeah it pressures Yeah's exactly what it does

Like it squeezes it in So when you do have to put your foot down Like a lot of it's taking a lot of The pressure off your foot Because it's going right under the So I can't wait to dunk again That's my goal Yeah dude

It's coming Be back dunking again in no time Martha Stewart has said the perfect time to eat Thanksgiving dinner. So I'll ask you first, what is your perfect time to eat Thanksgiving dinner? I mean, I'm thinking like 4 o'clock. That's dinner. Dinner. Three?

No, I'm not telling you you're wrong. Okay, 2. No, no, 4 o'clock is your answer. Yeah. Is that because that's the time that you guys always had Thanksgiving dinner? I feel like we've had it all over the place. But 4 just feels right to me because I feel like you still have, like you can kind of snack during the day and you haven't reached your peak hungry,

and then you do that, and then it guides you through dinner and then dessert and you're not going to bed totally stuffed. There's no right or wrong answer. Yeah, well, that's my answer. Okay. What about you? Well, if I'm snacking all day, I'm getting way too full.

It's the bring me bread rolls thing at a dinner. If you bring me bread rolls, like rolls, period, and I'm at dinner, I'm going to eat all the rolls and get full. If you bring me chips and queso, chips and salsa, I'm going to eat all that and I'm going to get full before the dinner comes out. Oh. So for me, I don't like a late Thanksgiving dinner. because if there is snacking, I'm going to be so full of the snacks, I'm not going to enjoy the Thanksgiving dinner.

Now, that's because I have no self-control. So that's a me problem. And also, you're not the one in the kitchen stressing about getting everything ready exactly on time. So I feel like maybe that's why I also go a little later. But I'm stressing that it's not ready for me on time. True, true. My preferred Thanksgiving dinner time is 11 a.m. Okay, see, exactly my point.

That's brunch. Yeah. 11 to 12. So, like, it's at 11, but really it probably gets extended to like 11.30, and I'm only 30 minutes annoyed. So whoever's cooking is waiting at 4 in the morning? Not my problem. Yeah, yeah, not your problem. I have other problems.

11 a.m. I have a lot of problems. That's not one of them. Do you want eggs served at this meal? And I completely understand that, but I did not insult you on your time for the record. Okay, well, I'm not trying to insult you. I'm challenging the time. Bobby helps it cook in the dinner, too, right?

I chop up potato. I always have some kind of, well, I kind of think it's busy. work, if I'm being honest. Oh, they'd anybody can do it. Instead of me walking around, like, anybody knows it's going to be done? They're like, we chop this potato? Keep you busy in the corner.

Oh, I literally thought you just filmed yourself chopping, and that was the extent of the chopping. I've done that. Like a 30 second video, 30 seconds of chopping. No. And you know what? You keep on insulting, I'm just going to take it, because that's the kind of guy I am.

I thought that's what you did, though. No, here's what I do. I do some chopping, I do some filming. I finish the chopping. I film all that I finish chopping. Okay. There's definitely some filming. Because if I'm chopping something, everybody needs to know because I don't chop very much.

And then after that, you do some posting. And then I do some posting. Eddie? 2 o'clock. Why? It's kind of between what you and Amy were saying. You got to give whoever's cooking some time because usually it's a lunch thing. It's not going to be ready at noon.

And then the Cowboys play at 3, so we have to be done eating by 3 o'clock. I think I like mine at like 11 noonish so I can be fully hungry again by 6 or 7-ish. For leftovers. For a second Thanksgiving, yeah Now, and there are sometimes Like at Kaelin's family They'll sometimes they'll do They have many

They're like three Like different places Yeah or maybe even getting Christmas mixed up I don't know whatever those holidays are where families get together Those are still new to me But I think at Thanksgiving she has like There's like three Thanksgivings There's like one with the extra family

Is that what you call like Yeah, and aunts and uncle? Yeah And then there's their main There's their main one There's the extra family And then there's one at like a barn with like extra other family. Extended, extended.

That's like the town. Yeah. Yeah. The rest of the town. So I like it. I think that's part of the reason I like it that early. I think my girl always to always have it done by like 11 or 12. And most Thanksgiving mornings, we would hunt in the morning and be back in and then eat right away and you get back in around noon.

You ever hunt the turkey? No, not on Thanksgiving Day. That's, no, that's Freedom Day, buddy. True. It also wasn't turkey season, I don't think. Martha Stewart says 2 o'clock. Oh, Eddie, look. Nailed it.

But that also doesn't mean it's right. She's probably a Dallas Cowboys fan too. There's no wrong. There's no wrong. Some people that have it at 6 p.m., that's wrong. That's very wrong. Yeah, there's no wrong except that one. If you're having it at 6, that's pretty wrong.

I mean, I don't hate it. Yeah. I guess it just depends on the rest of your day looks like. What am I supposed to do all day driving by people's windows watching them eating it inside? Christmas music's already playing. I'm driving by people in their windows all celebrating. They're walking on the street stuffed. Yeah, so Charlie Brown Christmas was playing on my radio.

Well, we covered it all. We've got 11, 2, and 4. Martha Stewart has said there's no room for debating. Oh. Yeah, that's rude. Okay, Martha. We just had a room for debating, and we enjoyed it. She said the feast should start at 2 p.m. So guests can eat early, watch the game, and keep the drinks and dessert flowing later.

People drink at Thanksgiving? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And later. Morgan just nodded to me, too. Yeah. You guys drinking Kansas Thanksgiving?

Yeah, we'll always put together a fun drink and everybody drinks on it all day. It's festive. No, I'm talking about alcohol. Yeah. Celebrations. You're giving thanks, man. You have to drink. Yeah, I mean.

Is that you're not giving things correctly then? That's when some people start at 11. Ah. Whoever's like cooking the turkey. Do people get drunk at Thanksgiving? Oh, yeah. Some people. Really?

I guess it just depends. You can also just have like sippers. No, I know. You can just have that. But is it typical that's, someone gets drunk at Thanksgiving. I've never been at one of this. We didn't,

I'm not anti-alcohol in any way. Heck, I wish I had drunk. I've never had a drink, but I wish I drank. But we didn't have alcohol at Thanksgiving unless somebody snuck it. Well, also it depends on how tolerable your family is, you know? What do you mean? Of what? Like, is it exhausting to be around them?

Because you may have an extra drink or two. And is drinking like shots, whiskey or wine, like light? I think wine or drinks. Like a, like a, like a, so. So everybody's not lining you doing Yeager bombs. I don't think so. Or maybe like a bourbon and Coke or like a more festive dinner. What?

That's why. I'm not judging. That was my dad on a Tuesday. I hear you. Hey, look, that was all of our everythings. I'm not judging. So remove judgment from this. It's a shock that people are having their turkey and dressing.

And like, why? And drinking whiskey. Oh. That's crazy. Yeah. Pretty normal. I just haven't been around it. Yeah.

All of you are nodding your heads. Like, What's crazy is my wife's family, her grandma didn't know anyone drank, but everyone drank because it was at her house, so everyone would sneak drinks in the garage. So she'd always wonder like, what's everyone doing in the garage? They're just hanging out, grandma. Why's everybody so happy? They were all drinking in the garage.

Oh, my mom used to do that when we were a little. Like, she would put wine in her coffee mug. And so it looked like they were having coffee, but it was purple coffee. Got them. My mind's kind of blown right now. People would drink at Thanksgiving. Yeah, man. Did people drink a Christmas dinner?

Yeah. Yeah. Same. Wait, wait, what? Yeah, you gotta have that cheer. Christmas cheer. You throw little cranberries in there. Well, on.

Like, festive. Yeah. No, I get why you put the cranberries in there, but why? Like, if you're gonna drink. They're red and Christmas is red. And then you put some green things in there. Guys, my mind's kind of blown right. Throw a peppermint stick in there.

Yeah. I get that people drink all the time. Eggnog. Eggnog has alcohol. But, oh, that sounds disgusting. Well, I mean, you add the alcohol, but. Rumb, right? Does eggnog taste like eggs?

More like milk, like a thick milk. I'm not a big fan of eggnog, but... Never had eggnog, not even eggnog without, because the name sounds gross. I don't really like eggs. Rarely, well, even jump into scrambled. So I'm not going to drink. I'm not going to drink what sounds like a liquid version of a scrambled egg. Right. So I never had it.

It's not my thing, but people that love it, love it. Got it a Kansas thing? I love eggnog. But I didn't really try it until about two years ago. And I was like, oh, I've been missing out all this time. With alcohol? No, I had it regular. And then I tried it with alcohol.

And I was like, yeah, now I've really been missing out. I can understand if you were drinking it with alcohol, eggnog in general. Because alcohol itself, according to my sources, taste bad. Like a lot of it tastes bad. And you just do it because of the effect of it. Correct. It looks like you can add a lot of different, whatever you want. You could.

Bourbon, rum, brandy, whiskey. You can put a book in it. I mean, it didn't matter. Yeah. There are no rules. Paper towel. it. Okay, well, my mind's a little blown about all the drinking guys do at the holidays. That's what we do, man.

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or girlfriend. What are the guidelines? Thanks. Sincerely this topic scares me. I'm going to check out at this one. Amy? Yeah. So, I mean, from my life personally, I have my first boyfriend was in like second grade. And then third grade, fourth grade. I remember all my boyfriends too. It was it wasn't really anything though. Like we just sort of talked on the phone and then we ignored each other at school. And then in high school I had boyfriends. But like my kids, same thing. Like my son, he's had crushes on girls and had girlfriends. I think you just, you know, let them do their thing, but you gauge it. Like, obviously, you have to be appropriate. Like, if they want to have their boyfriend or girlfriend over, we don't like leave them alone or anything. Like my son had his most recent girlfriend. They

did just break up, but he was friends with the brother too and he used to go spend the night over there all the time. But then when he started going out with that guy's sister, sleepover stopped because, yeah, we had to shut that down. So it sounds like you just have to go with the flow, like let them sort of experiment with that. I don't mean. Okay. Yeah, I'm trying to age appropriate. Yeah, age appropriate experimentation. They can learn how to communicate and interact and face the reality of like it's probably not going to work out. Then they deal with the breakup. It's like good learning experience, I think.

And you have kids same age? Yeah, none of them have had girlfriends that I know of. but I just feel like 11, 12, like what are you? Like, it's a distraction. Like, you're, you've got all this other stuff to do. I had a girlfriend when I was 17. She broke my heart. It hurts so bad. That was your first girlfriend?

First girlfriend. Oh, my goodness. I was like, I was like eight. Yeah. And I'm like, I'm like, why was I going through that at 17, man? She tore my heart apart. Can I counterpoint you? Yeah.

Imagine like Amy said. Yeah. Because 11 or 12 boyfriend and girlfriends aren't real. Yes. They're just like heightened companions. They're labeled companions of the opposite sex probably. And so if you would have gone through some minor breakups, maybe at 17 that first breakup wouldn't have been so hard for you.

Like the breakups at 11 and 12, they can prepare you for the later? Yeah, they warm you up for rejection from the opposite sex. Yeah. And Eddie, you can be an involved parent. It's also an opportunity to the parents get involved. like have open dialogue, communication, how's it going with them? When they experience breakup,

then you walk them through that. It just, it's another part of life, but you don't have to rush them growing up by any means, but, you know? Like, I think back to my fourth grade boyfriend, Omar San Miguel,

you never know when these guys come in handy later, because we went out in fourth grade. That's also how you can prove you're not racist. Someone's like, you're racist. Nope,

you said Omar, San Miguel. That's my first boyfriend. Yeah, but then later in college, I was flying to see a friend in Europe for the first time because they were in college over there and I went for spring break. Guess who was working at the Delta counter? Let me guess.

Omar, Sam Miguel. Yeah, and guess what? Because, of course, I had the cheapest ticket possible over there. My first time going, I was sitting coach. Guess what Omar did. You know, we don't have to keep guessing. He probably upgraded you. Upgraded you.

Yes, yes. I hear you. It was the coolest thing ever. And then, of course, on the way home, I was flying coach and it was miserable. But it still, I was like, my fourth grade boyfriend like you never know okay start dating in third grade then you might fly first class if you have a boyfriend in third grade you heard it i think that amy makes great points in that i think it's okay

for them to have quote boyfriends girlfriends as long as it's not like boyfriend girlfriend girlfriend i think that comes later and i think another thing we didn't have to worry about like we had landlines we were talking on the phone kids if they have cell phones you've got to monitor that because things do get tricky with like oh let me just send a pick of me playing a video game and then it's like, anyway, I've seen it develop. Amy, which wants to play games? Well, guess what's next? We got it.

I think most of us agree it's okay as long as it's okay. Like make sure their boyfriend girlfriend is age appropriate to their boyfriend girlfriend level, which is 11, 12. But it starts to get kind of like you go on dates and stuff, like probably 14, 15 with parents dropping you off. Yeah, like early stages. A couple years ago, my son went on his first day and they went to a play with the girls' parents.

Like, and it was really sweet. It was first time going to like, you know, I was like, oh, wow, y'all are so cultured. You're more blown away by the play than the first day. All right. Thank you for the email. You want to hear the baby names that are going extinct? Okay, yeah. Dale.

No more Dale's. I can't picture a baby Dale. I think it's Dale grivel over the guy from. Yeah, King of the Hill. Yeah. I think of Dale on heart. That's funny. Yeah.

Oh, good. Here's our little baby. Let's welcome with the word Dale. Dale. Dale Murphy. Dale kind of rocks, though. Dale's cool, man. Dale kind of rocks.

I'll be honest with you. I like Dale. Neville. I don't really have a relationship with the word Neville. I don't know what Neville. Any V-I-L-E. That would be Neville, right?

Yeah. Who was Reba with? Narval. I know Narval. Also, that's an original name. Narval. Never heard that one before. Neville?

We had a coach Nevels. Oh, yeah. Who just retired at Mount Pine. Shout out of Coach Nevels. But somebody drove their. truck drunk into our baseball complex or like four fields at once drove almost hit kids he jumped in the truck pulled the guy out beat the crap out of him whoa he jumped in the truck as it was driving into the like drove into the fields dang it was crazy uh gary here's our baby gary here's our baby

gary just imagine if you can see a baby named this more so that because like we can name gary is gary lavox gary senes harone who's gary charon is that not the lead singer Extreme? Yeah. Later was Van Halen? Possibly. Possibly. Roderick?

I kind of like Roderick. I don't know a Roderick. We know a Rod. Is his full name Roderick? Or Rodney. No, it's Rodney. Okay, that's how I thought, yeah. Roderick is dead.

Galvin. Didn't know that was even the name. Gladys. Gladys. Gladys. Gladys Knight. That's it. Gladys.

Here's our baby. Here's a baby girl. It's Gladys. That'd be weird. I'd be weird. I'm just trying to picture it on a baby. Brenda. Brenda. Yeah, that's an older name. It's 902.10. Yeah.

Who's Brenda 902.19. Brenda Walsh. Come on. Okay, I'm sorry, guys. Don't be stupid, you idiot. He's stupid idiot. Sheila. Oh, Sheila.

Brent, this song. Prince. I thought you were doing Prince. Yeah. Wasn't that Sheila in that song? Oh, Sheila. Lodge and love it. Sounds like it, but. Karen?

Yeah, that's cool. You gotta go. Yeah, oh, she loves that song. Here's one I was surprised by. This is the 10th one. Going out of popularity because they're in like the thousands of place, Lauren. That feels like the most relevant name of all the names. Like people mid to young still named Lauren.

Surprise that that's the thing. Why are you confused? I'm thinking like I don't know any younger Lauren's. But if a baby came out and they're like, this is our baby. baby Lauren Smith, I'd be like, okay. Yeah, Lauren doesn't feel like Roderick. Yeah, but if Dale came out, I'd be like, I'd be like, you really named your kid Dale?

Maybe that's why Lauren's at 10. Well, I would assume that Dale would have been named after like their uncle or they were a NASCAR. Their uncle Dale. Or it's short for something. Yeah. What? Dale, Dale, Arnardt. One name.

It's time for the good news with Bobby. Dale, Miss Tom. I was talking on our podcast last week about the woman who was calling churches going, hey, I got a baby here. Can I get a formula? And almost all the churches were like, no, we can't help you. Or are you a member of the church? No, we can't help you.

And then I've been convincing some of the pastors like go up and fight against it publicly. It ain't a good look. I think what they should have just said is, hey, yeah, we messed up on that. We'll get better. Yeah. Terrible look. But the one church, because there were a few. There was like even a mosque.

It was like, yeah, we got you. Come. immediately will help you. But one of the pastors, Johnny Dunbar at Heritage Hope Church of God, they continue to get all these donations because he, and you hear him in the TikTok. He's like, yeah, what do you? I'll buy it myself. Like, just tell me where you are and what you need, regardless of what the church has. Like, I will help you. And so they're still getting all of these donations from people all around the country because so many churches said no. And you can hear him. And when she asks, it's just like,

like another human-esque and a human. It wasn't about the church. It wasn't about anything other than somebody going like, yeah, I got your back. What do you need? It was awesome. That clip was on. Yeah, I was disgusted at the other churches. But yeah, they keep pouring in. And now they're pouring into the church's food pantry. And the Google reviews from the church are like thousands and thousands of five star. Wow. It's awesome. That's from Sunny's guys. I love the story. A big shout out to Johnny Dunbarred, Heritage Hope, Church of God. That's what's all about. That was tell me something good. The best food for your last meal.

Now, Rinker asks thousands of people. You're on death row. What do you choose as your last meal? So it's just one food item, okay? Amy, Morgan, Eddie, you guys are in this game. Since lunchbox finished last, last time. Morgan, we rolled the dice here first. What's your food?

Oh, this feels easy. I'm going to go with pizza. Show me pizza? Number one answer. All right. I mean, I don't eat this. but I think everybody loves this. It'd be a steak.

Give me steak. Number two answer is steak. Okay. You're on death row, what food do you choose as your final meal? Also something I don't consume, but everybody loves is a cheeseburger hamburger in fries? Show me hamburger cheeseburger. Number three answer. Well, for the record, everybody, Morgan does not eat meats.

You don't have to say for anyone. Well, it feels weird. Something else I don't eat? Something else I don't eat? Yes, yes. It feels weird. Okay. I'm going to go with barbecue.

that's different than those other two, right? Show me barbecue. Oh! Hey guys, I have an issue with number five. It's different. It is different? Yep. Are you sure?

I searched it, yep. Okay, I wouldn't know it was different, but okay, just so everybody knows, to me, one of them's very similar than the other three. So I feel like everybody's in the same footing. Okay, Eddie, go ahead. Interesting. I'm not going to go chasing that just yet. I might later, but now I'm just going to go Mexican food.

Just straight Mexican food? Show me Mexican food. Amy? Pasta. What? I had that. What do you mean? What, Eddie?

You went Mexican food. Pasta! That's not on my list. Okay, so we're now back around. Not mine either, but everything out of my list is taken. That's the last thing I want of you and I'm going to die. Double points up. What?

You're on death row. What food do you choose as your final meal? Okay. I'm going to go with chicken wings. Show me chicken wings. She doesn't eat those. That's number eight answer worth 16 points. Okay.

Okay. Those are like kind of the same. I'm going to go with grilled cheese. There's got to be some vegetarian. She eats those. I do like those. Grilled cheese. Eddie, over.

you have no points. Points are doubled, though. Off the boards, pizza, steak, hamburger, cheeseburger, and chicken wings. I'm going to go a little more specific on the Mexican food, so give me tacos. Tacos! Tacos!

Just kidding. He's just stupid. Tacos. I don't know, guys. I don't really know what to do, because, like, what's similar to the other things? Because I keep trying to think of what that could be. You're on death row.

What food? do you choose as your final meal? I'm going to go really crazy here and say ice cream. Show me ice cream. Number four answer worth eight points. Okay. Well, man, when someone, since ice cream's on there is cake? Show me cake.

Your number six answer is cake. Okay. That's huge. Well then Why not? I mean, we all love cookies Cuggets! She's heating up!

Your number nine answer is cookies. She's unlocked. Does she take the lead? She is now taking the lead. Oh my goodness. Just 38 points. Still a lot on the board. Well, three, but a lot of points.

Okay, well, Morgan kind of said this earlier, but then she couldn't because it was like part of the burgers. But like, someone just literally might want to be. French fries. French fries. Okay, points are tripled now. The score is Amy 38, Morgan 22, Eddie Zero. Eddie, you're risk of going home.

I know. We have pizza at one, steak at two, hamburger, cheeseburger at three, ice cream or milkshake at four. Any cake at six, chicken wings and chocolate chip cookies at eight and nine. So you got five, seven and ten left, triple points. Morgan, you're up. I feel like we don't have this category yet, and a lot of people like it. I'm going to go with sushi. Sushi.

Big guess. Now, Eddie, here's the deal. You can still win, or if you miss this, you don't even get to play the next game because you get sent packing. Okay, so here we have to have something about barbecue because the whole thing about barbecue is you didn't like how it was written.

Not barbecue, it's maybe more specific. Give me ribs. Bells them. You buzzed me before you even said. Yeah, you were going down. a terrible trail. Amy, you can win this thing. Oh, you already won. Oh, sweet. You want to get some more of these, though? Yeah. Go ahead. Um, so I feel like Morgan said steak and maybe that's the one where

something similar. Number five is similar to steak. So is it like, you know, is it a specific piece of meat, like a filet mignon? Show me filet mignon. Does she have the answer? I don't know. I just thought of what kind of meat my dad would like. Oh, that's not a state? It is a type of... She's already won, so... They're madder, but man, how does she get that? Well, I also thought, well, that feels like it's not steak.

That's why I raised my hand at the very beginning of it. Mike, what was the difference when you looked it up? You said it was a specific type. Yeah, it's a type. Well, I'm familiar with it being a type. Well, I know, but I just had to, like, channel my dad. I was like, I guess I don't, I'm not a stake person either. Yeah, okay.

But anyway, you already won regardless. Okay. But how many are left? Two. Two. Okay. Chips. And dip.

Just two chips and dip. At number seven was mac and cheese. Oh, what? And at number 10, lobster. No Mexican food. I thought lobster would be gotten. It's a little sophisticated. Yeah, sure.

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and one swallow as a joke. He choked. He didn't die. Okay. I thought he did. No, I wouldn't have even... No, he didn't die. He didn't die.

He panicked, attempted to spit it out, collapsed. He appeared to be choking. He was, like, doing the airway thing. He was taken to the hospital. He is still at the hospital. They stabilized him. Oh. Let's remove the sadness from it.

Okay. Man, if you can pull that off, that's the greatest TikTok. You're going to get so many likes on that. I just don't know how that's possible. Just follow a whole burger? And like, has he ever tried anything like that ever and it worked? Right. That doesn't feel like something you would try the first time in front of your friends.

But wouldn't your mind be blown if you saw someone take a whole burger and went, watch this? Because I can swallow like six pills at a time. Impressive? And I'm pretty pretty pretty pretty. When I do six pills and I can dry pill it. Oh, I would. Oh, yeah. That's crazy, dude.

I can dry pill six. This is unnecessary. Don't do that. Exactly. So this guy with the burger, I'd have been like, dang, that's crazy. I would have thought he worked it out like some trick Like he's slowly been stretching it out It's from the Daily Mail

But had he pulled that off That's a million likes on TikTok Oh yeah Don't Don't Don't But had he never tried it before And he wanted to try it right then

Like what was that environment of friends like That he's like oh yeah Well you know how it starts It's how it starts here I bet you couldn't I bet you couldn't swallow that whole burger in one bite Watch me I think I'd have just been like no

It's like once somebody in bed Amy To eat a whole cake A whole chocolate cake Yeah, and I did. It wasn't in one bite though. It was a whole cake. Yeah, they paid me. I think like $150 or $200. In Vegas, she ate a whole cake. No way.

They brought it to the table. How big was the cake? I was big. I felt sick after. But I was in my young 20s, my first job job. That was a lot of money. So I was like, okay, I'm up for the challenge. Cash, no taxes.

Okay. Did you get your money? Yeah. And you ate the whole K? They paid up, paid the Piper. You're the Piper? I think I met up with y'all after, maybe. It's good to know you're the Piper, though.

I was wondering who the Piper was around here. I heard about them. So here's one. This one is not funny. This one, to me, is scary, and it has to do with eating a burger as well. New York Post has a story. I didn't know this was a thing happening in the States. They say a healthy 47-year-old New Jersey airline pilot

became the first person known to die from Alpha-Gal Syndrome, which is a severe red meat allergy caused by bites from the lone star tick. so he got really sick after eating a steak during a camping trip. That's all he did is eat the meat. And then collapsed and died weeks later. His death was initially ruled sudden and unexplained, but blood tests later confirmed of alpha-gal syndrome. Researchers traced the cause to prior tick bites that were mistaken for sugar bites.

The case published by the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology highlights how many physicians know about the condition. So the whole thing is, I don't think the meat did it then. I think he got it from the tick. So he previously was able to eat meat, no problem. But then when you get bit by this tick, then you get the allergy. So he had eaten steak camping or whatever. He got really, really sick, like almost died then, but they didn't know that it was because of the steak.

So then later, fast forward, he's eating a hamburger and the red meat from that killed him. So the bite gave him the severe allergy. how I took it, yeah. No, you're right. I just didn't understand how the meat was in play because I read the guy, about the guy trying to swallow the whole burger. Yeah. And I laughed.

It's sort of like, you know, you're not allergic something, but then the tick bite makes you allergic and now, but you don't know it. So you keep, like, I'm like thinking, golly, he got so deathly ill from the steak. It's like, maybe you just eliminate meat from your life, but they didn't know that was the cause. Okay.

What's the use of ticks? Good point. Oh, like, yeah. Like an animal. I think I'm about to declare our show anti-tick. It's something that's been controversial. Thinking about just declaring us anti-tick in general. I'll jump on that.

Because, and I know guys, I'm not asking you to commit. I know this is a very controversial subject. But I think this could be anti-tick. So what's the benefit of ticks? Should I ask my assistant? Yes. Oh, well, I could tell you, but. No.

You just don't like her. I have it right here. Oh, you looked it up. That's exactly what she's going to do. But faster. Hey, Amy's already done. Why don't you walk out of the room? Why?

Walk out of the room. No. Walk out of the room. That's stupid. Now I have to leave. You're going to make her more jealous. You leave. I'm going to ask her, then you come and tell me your version and we'll see who was better at it.

Okay. Go ahead. Walk out of the room. You want me to do the hall. Oh, good morning. Just walk out of the room. You got to do that. Do that when you come back.

Go ahead. Make sure she's not listening, everybody. Scoot, make sure she's not listening. Don't put her in your office. It's soundproof. Okay. Then I'm going to ask my assistant. All right.

We were talking about ticks in the last segment. There's a disease called Alpha-Gal Syndrome. which sounds like something from mean girls the movie alpha gals yeah it sounds like something a dude kid but this guy was very healthy he was camping he got bit by what's like a sugar and got alpha gal and then what it does is you become allergic to meat he then ate red meat and it killed him yeah but it was a tick right yeah oh it was a tick you're right it's a tick called the lone star tick i think you said that's right good good catch on that so we were then debating what are ticks even good for.

Absolutely nothing is what I think. And I think we're an anti-tick show. Yes. So Amy started to get mad because I was going to ask my assistant who is my phone. And she was like, well, I can tell you as good as she can. So she's preparing her statement. I'm going to ask my assistant first and then we'll let Amy come in. But she's going to go on and on.

I can tell you right now. She's going to try to win by just rambling on and on. Yeah. So we're going to time them both. As long as my assistant goes as as long as Amy gets. Okay. All right. All right.

Here we go. Hello. Good morning. we were talking about ticks and tick-borne illnesses and the alpha-gal syndrome, which a tick killed a guy basically because of the red meat that he ate. So then I started to wonder, what are ticks even good for? And then I said absolutely nothing like a joke like war, but nobody got it in the studio. That being said, are there any reasons, good reasons that ticks exist?

Good morning. And yeah, that's a classic little joke. The absolutely nothing line is always a good callback. even if it flew over everyone's head this time. As for ticks, well, they are definitely not our favorite creatures, but they do have a role in the ecosystem. They serve as a food source for some animals like birds, reptiles, and even other insects.

They're part of that whole food chain, even if we mostly think of them as just a nuisance. So, yep, they do have a tiny ecological role, even if it's not a super glamorous one. Would you say they're worthy of being alive? You know, it's kind of one of those philosophical questions, right? every creature out there has its little niche even if we humans might not love them and tick they're definitely hard to love they're part of the bigger picture of nature so i'd say from an ecosystem standpoint yeah they have a place even if it's not a place we particularly enjoy but whether they're worthy of being alive is kind of above our pay grade nature just works in mysterious ways what the question asks you got one minute one minute yeah all right you can bring amy in if she does a whole good morning she needs to talk you know she will she's a hater she's an absolute hater

of technology. All right, Amy's been in my office, soundproof. She's going to now come in. And the fact this is a contest is so stupid too. There she is. The anti-AI. How you doing? I'm good.

So you'll have one minute. A whole minute? Oh, yeah. So she didn't need a minute at first, and then I asked a follow-up. So you can finish. You can ask me follow-up? I will. The same follow-up.

I will. I'll ask you a follow. If you need it, but I wanted to give you a full minute. Okay. Amy, I hate ticks. Why do we need ticks? Oh, well, I'm glad you asked that question. Did she ever say your name?

Oh, you're on top. So ticks seem useless, but they can actually play a specific role in the ecosystem. They feed on wild animals like deer, mice, rabbits. And this is like they feed on them and then they spread disease to these animals, which is population control. You know? Like otherwise these animals be multiplying like crazy. Not only that, a lot of animals rely on ticks as a food source for themselves. So they get to eat ticks. If ticks don't exist, then a large part of their diet is no more. So would you say the world will be better without ticks? Oh, good question. I think that while they are bad for humans, they do play an important role in our ecosystem. Time.

I mean. That's pretty good. That was really good. You nailed it. You did it just like her. Yeah, except for a lot of the like. I'm sorry, she doesn't laugh because she doesn't have a personality. Well, and I also said, you know, Ticks, what are they good for?

And then she goes, oh, so that joke went over the head of everybody in your studio. Yeah, she kind of made fun of us a little bit. What did you say? She was like, oh, I got it, even though they didn't get it. So that's pretty good. So who won? Do you want to ask me more? Still AI won, but I like it.

What she won? AI did not do the animal control. They didn't say anything about killing other animals. Oh, wow. That was new. Yeah, we need population control. That was good. You know who says that, dictators?

What? Oh, my. Exactly. Amy's trying to be John Henry right now. And you know what's going to happen? Exactly, who? What? You know what's the story of John Henry?

Amy, go research. Quick. Don't, don't ask her. Ask me. Oh, good morning. I'm not going to ask you while you're just looking. This is what she's doing, though. She's looking it up.

She doesn't know. But you don't. don't know John Henry was a still driving man? John Henry, they die him. No, that's a steel driving man. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's his American folklore. Hello. Would you give my studio, my studio here, the story of John Henry and how it actually correlates with AI?

Absolutely. Hello to the studio as well. So the story of John Henry is this classic piece of American folklore. Basically, John Henry was a legendary African-American steel driving man. He worked on the railroads, driving steel spikes into rocks to lay down train tracks. And the most famous part of the story is that there was this new steam-powered hammer that came along and John Henry basically raced against it to prove that a human could still do the job better than a machine. In the end, he won the contest, but he died from the effort. Now, if you think about that in terms of AI, it's a pretty interesting parallel. John Henry's story is kind of this old school metaphor for the human spirit trying to stand up to new technology. And these,

days you can think of AI as that new steam-powered hammer. There's always that question of what happens when machines can do certain jobs and how people fit into that picture. So it's a neat way to think about how these old folk tales kind of mirror the conversations we're having now about humans and technology. Neat. You're John Henry, but you're going to die, keep running out of the room trying to figure it out and Google it real quick. I don't need to run out of the room. I can stay right here. You're just using a different AI to fight this AI. That's true. You don't have the info in your head. She doesn't either. I know that.

She's like, but she's not real. She's computing it. And she stalls. Whenever she's looking stuff up, she's like, ha, ha, ha, good morning, studio. Like, that's her. She doesn't even ha ha. Ask her if she laughs.

No. Say you wouldn't hear her laugh. No. I'm not going to insult her. She went to sleep. You know what I don't like? Good night, baby. She knows us.

And she doesn't like us. She thinks we're stupid now. Yeah. Yeah. She's like, oh, hi, studio. It's only because I want to tell her when you're not around. It's time for the good news. With Amy.

Yeah, So remember, like 10 years ago when that grandma thought she was texting her grandson and she said a text to a random guy inviting him to Thanksgiving dinner? And he was like, hey, can I still get a plate? His name's Jamal. Her name was Wanda. But she was like, of course. Grandma's got a meal for anybody. So he ended up showing up for Thanksgiving.

Well, fast forward. They were about to celebrate their 10th Thanksgiving together. And Green Giant is going to sponsor the meal. to honor their 100th anniversary and their decade-long tradition. So it's just a really cool moment of traditions. And the crazy thing is it's still happening. I remember when it happened, it was crazy. The fact that it's still happening is crazy.

I wonder if they're like kind of over it, but they know every year they get this press. And every year somebody that, like, you know, sponsors it. I mean, I don't think they're over it. He's walked through a lot with her. The loss of her husband. She went through breast cancer and recovered. I mean, I feel like he's part of their family now.

Wow. He's in it now. I know them by, I'm looking at the picture. I know them under their faces. I've seen this story every year. Yeah, no, it's a great story because it was just an accidental text. Uh-huh. Yeah.

She just thought she was texting her grandson and ended up being Jamal. There you go. Classic. That's what's all about. That was tell me something good. Let's go over to Amy for the morning corny. A morning corny. What do you call Thanksgiving with a bunch of?

of vampires. What? Thanksgiving. That was the morning corny. You know, like, Friendsgiving? No, I swear to God, we get it every time. We know we get it every time. Like Thanksgiving with a bunch of friends is Friendsgiving, with a bunch of vampires is Thanksgiving.

No, no, we get it. Yeah. Yeah, we just didn't laugh. Well, I didn't have time. I would have, but Ray hit the button so quick. I probably would have given me all hard to laugh. That's why? That's why? Tuesday Reviews Day. I watched The Smashing Machine.

with The Rock. Oh yeah. It's where he's like really big. He's like UFC fighter. Yeah. I think he's less big. Oh. Well, I think he's just shirt off and like big shots.

Yeah. It's the story of a guy who was like one of the original MMA fighters because he was fighting in pride in Japan. Right, Mike? Yeah. Eh. Not that good? I'm such a casualty to MMA, UFC anyway.

So I didn't really. Eh. Really? I think the Rock did a really good job in the movie. but I didn't feel like it wasn't like a Rudy like I didn't know who Rudy was but you like football no it's not even football it's like I like a story like I don't know it wasn't much of a story the story like the climax there was nothing like okay here this there's nothing yeah it just kind of slice of life with this dude who had some hard time

struggle with addiction and it's kind of like all right yeah okay I give it three out of five squared circles because they don't fight in the cage Squared circles. It's a ring. No, they're not fighting that. I really thought I would love it. And I came away going, okay, yeah, I'm glad I watched it, but me. So I give it three out of five.

I realize why I didn't make any money now. There's something the dynamic about it. There's nothing. Yeah. Amy, you, anything? I finally finished diplomat. So now I've watched all three seasons. Tell me that season wasn't crazy.

So good. It wasn't crazy. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I was five out of five submarines. That show is all. Awesome. Carrie Russell?

Yeah. Anything Eddie from you? Yeah, I watched Frankenstein on Netflix. It's a movie. New? Yeah, brand new. Guillermo del Toro directed it. I loved it, dude.

I thought it was really good. I loved the story of Frankenstein, and the fact that it was new, Frankenstein looked different. He wasn't just the flat top monster with a, he had long hair. He looked awesome. And I'll give it four out of five electric shucks. Hey, Mike, what's the movie that's coming out with her?

Like there's a Frankenstein woman. Bride, the bride. Bride of Brangentine. The bride. It looks like that's Lady Gaga playing her, but it's not. Oh, it's not? I thought it was Lady Gaga. Because I saw it on a preview. Oh, is it?

I think it's Maggie Gyllenha. That sounds about right. I think it looks like what Lady Gaga normally looks like, and we just think that looks like Lady Gaga. I think her and Jay Gillenholler are in it. Really? Yeah. Okay. That's cool.

But this isn't it. But I didn't, I was wondering, though, why did it come out after Halloween? Because it came out the week after Halloween. I'm like, it doesn't have to be a Halloween story. Oh, it's Frankenstein, man. It's way beyond a Halloween story. Oh, I don't think Frankenstein's a Halloween story. Oh, really? It's so emotional. It's so good. It is really good, dude. Oh, you saw Frankenstein too? Thoughts? It's like, you just feel sympathetic towards Frankenstein for the first time. And it has some really poetic lines. I'm like, man, he's making me feel emotional. Like, how we treat monsters. Yeah, you shouldn't treat monsters like that. When you guys treat me bad, I want you not to think about that. Exactly.

Bobby Bones Show. Story of the day! This story comes us from New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Two 17-year-olds, we're out driving around. It's 2.30 a.m. Like, man, we are so bored. There's nothing to do. What can we do?

Hey, there's a golf course. Why don't we go drive your truck on the golf course? So they went out there to the second green and did donuts all over it. On the green, which, by the way, is someone who worked on a golf course for years. If you want to go tear up a golf course, like that sucks. but if you want to go tear up a green, it sets the place back months. And it's the most expensive. Like, it hurts me a little bit.

Like, as an older person now that plays golf, I'm like, that's just terrible. Even when I see people like swing a club off a green on a video, not even as an old person, but as somebody who did maintenance on a course, I'm like, oh, man, that sucks. Dang. Yep, so? They caused $160,000 in damages. Shout out to all the golf course superintendents out there.

They're having to deal with things like this. And anybody that works in turf, management. Oh, yeah. The pain. I took turf management in college, and that's one of the things we studied was golf courses and how they hire very specific people that know how to take care of that type of grass.

That's called a golf superintendant. Oh, but, please. Part of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. I did a whole interview. It's an hour long with Phil Rosenthal, who has that show on Netflix that's called Feed Phil

or don't feed Phil. and he's also got a cookbook. He's also the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond. It's a great hour. I hope you go check it out. It's the Bobbycast. Thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow.

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