The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Bobby Screwed Dierks Bentley Over + Lunchbox Has The Craziest Parent Story Of All-Time + Amy Caused Chaos At The Bank

Episode Date: September 9, 2025

Bobby talked about how he screwed over Dierks Bentley last week after almost promising him he wouldn't. It all went down in a very public manner. We played the 3 Celebs, 1 Thing in Common Game. The show had to guess what 1 thing a list of 3 celebs all shared. A caller also requested Amy share an update on her grandmother’s 'stuffed foot'.  Amy was responsible for causing chaos at the bank and we all use it as a learning experience. Lunchbox has the craziest parenting story of all time. The wild reason his son showed up to his door at 6am ringing the doorbell. Bobby also talked about a country artist whose home was listed for sale and had an article written about it. Bobby talked about how invasive this is after it happened to him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to thanks, Dad. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Tuesday's show. Morning studio. Morning. I feel a bit guilty because I did mean to, but I kind of screwed over Dirk Spentley. Inadvertently. He doesn't do a lot of podcasts, and he talked about this on my podcast called the Bobbycast. I don't do a whole lot of podcasts because I don't, I find that they're going to take this, cut it up in like five seconds snippets, and just hit it on. on Instagram over and over and over.

And it's like click, click, click, click, trying to get those Instagram numbers up. And that's not really the whole point of the podcast. It's supposed to be like a long-in-form interview. We just say stuff you normally wouldn't say. And people have to listen the whole thing to hear it. Unless they go on your radio show, I guess this is all going to be cut up in the best parts. Snip, snip, snip.

I'll snip for you. So, you know what happened? Not because of me. It got snip, snip, snip, snip. And this song, this story has gone viral about him and his wife sleeping in different beds. It's been on like five different new sites. people had it up. I thought I thought somebody had posted it that I was following and I was like, oh, people posted

that story. Wow. So this is the clip where he's talking about him and his wife sleeping in different beds, but it was after us talking about, I do the same thing. If I wake up in the night, I go to a different bed and not wake my wife up. And we're talking about how we don't sleep well. And we don't sleep in the same room right now anymore. She'll move a tiny bit. I feel it.

So years ago, I decided to separate church and state. And I got rid of our bed and I've got two platform beds and two box. springs and two mattresses. Like the monsters. I have my own duvet. She is her divay. There's a clear line. You can see the floor between her bed and mine. So it's like independent suspension. Why would you have a truck with leaf springs when you can

have independent suspension? So she can move around all she wants. And, you know, if you feel like you need an extra sleep, you can kind of push her bed a little further over. But here lately, she's like, because I'm just such a animal. It's terrible. She's like, she's sleeping the couch now. She's like, there's an extra room we have. She's just, so go sleep

in there. And even last night, we're like, we've got to get this back on track. The whole headline on people or any of the other side says Dirk's Bentley and wife sleep in different beds and in different rooms which is not really what he said it is if you remove all the context Yeah but really it's that

It's that he gets sometimes They have the separate beds Zero one or two hours sleep And he rolls around and he keeps her awake So for her sake One he split the bed And then he decided I'm just going to go to a different room Because I keep you awake

So I kind of screwed him over He knew it was coming though He did call it clip clip clip clip clip I went to the comments under the People article on Instagram, and so many people were like, oh, this is so awesome. Finally, when will every marriage get this? This is the only way to live. And so a lot of people were actually in support of, and I was thinking, like, is this the way to live? Like, I always thought, what do they call it?

Like, sleep divorce was like, I could never do that. But the more we learn about how important sleep is, it's like, are those people onto something? and we need to pay more attention. You never thought you'd get sleep divorced, but you also never thought you'd get real divorced. Right, but that wasn't because of sleep. Maybe if you slept closer, I hope, maybe. Maybe not.

My favorite thing on the people, Instagram photos, and I do it all the time, is if they post somebody and they're like, this person's getting married, this person's having a kid, and you hit the show comments, it's everybody going, who is this? Who? Because fame is so fractured.

Right. And I don't know who they are 90% of the time. and it's somebody from a random reality show that I don't know, but they do have a section of fame. There's been a couple times that I've been posted and I'm like, I gotta go, look. Who? Who? Who's this guy? I don't even know who this is.

It's awesome. It's my favorite thing to do. You don't want to shout out since we're talking about this is people in the comments that will go read the link in bio and read the whole article and then summarize it for you in the comments. Shout out to those people. You're the real MVP for sure. MVP forever.

That's like whole story, link in bio to get the story. And yeah, hit the comment and someone's like, I didn't have time to read. Will someone summarize? I'm a boom, puts it all up there. Yeah, they're the best. Like, now that's my go to. I used to go to link in bio and be like, okay, fine. You got me with the headline.

I'm going to go read it. And now, because of these amazing commenters, I don't have to. I hate link in bio. I'll say it. I mean, but I get it. Because they can't put the hole. The only link in bio I would ever read is if I put a link and you should go to that story. Link and bio.

But yeah, I'm never a link. I'll just not know the information before I go link in bio. If it's like you need this or you're going to die to Tomorrow, Lincoln Bio. I'm probably going to die. Because I've already scrolled in the next picture. I'd have time to go to Lincoln Bio. I got a lot more scrolling to do, you know?

Big shout out, Dirk's Bentley. Hello, Bobby Bones. So my sister, who's also my maid of honor, threw me a bachelorette party. But honestly, it was terrible. None of my close friends were there. It was really small. It was low-key. Now I'm thinking of throwing myself a last-minute second bachelorette

because I really want the big party experience. Am I wrong for wanting to do that? Is there a way to do it without hurting her feelings? Signed, don't want to be a Bridezilla. Amy, you go. Oh, well, I don't think you have to say, like, I'm doing this because yours was horrible. You can just say, like, hey, I really want to get everybody together last minute and do this. And I think you can get away with that.

It is your wedding and you can totally do it without Bridezilla vibes. Yeah, I think. And be grateful for what she did. The key is not saying it's another bachelor at party. Right. Call it a last minute. Hurrah, a terrible name. But call it, yeah, something last minute,

therefore it doesn't offend your sister. Yeah. And also, why didn't she have your friends there? Yeah, that is odd. Hmm. No, no, no, maybe it's just not her gift, her thing. You know, it doesn't... Her thing is a bad party.

I brought you my thing. I present to a sucky knight. Yeah, I don't think it's a big deal. As long as you don't compare it to what your sister did, there's going to be no comparison to what your sister did by your sister. Yeah. So I agree with you. There you go.

Go to one. All right, here are the three things on my mind. Number one, Riley Green's house is for sell in Nashville. And, man, that feels so invasive. I'm still going to read the story because it's out there. And also, you know what? It probably helps him that people know his house is for sale because he's not in it. If they listed Riley Green's house for sale and he's also currently living in it and doesn't know what's being listed.

That would be bad. That would be bad. If you have the cash, Riley Green is selling his luxury Nashville home for $1,000,75,000. in the trendy Charlotte Park area, the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom, 3,000 square-foot house was built in 2023. It's cool. It's modern. It's got some bricks. It's got a glass garage. He said it's got some bricks. Well, a lot of modern houses don't have bricks. Oh, oh, okay. And it's a mix of like modern, but it's got some bricks. So, yeah, although I just kind of feel bad when people have their house listed when it's for sale. You had your house listed. I did, and it sucked. It sucked.

I remember that It sucked I had nothing to do with it Well but you weren't in it Right exactly It doesn't matter though Like Riley Green It's a money thing

And you're like I don't know I'm selling Oh yeah that part Yeah See I think more of like Whenever I see like a celebrity house for sale I look at the pictures And I like at the bathroom

Like that's crazy They pooped on that toilet What? That's your body That's your body Yeah Or they show the shower I'm like that's crazy

That's why they shower every morning That's interesting Yeah So now you're picturing Riley Green's shower I haven't seen the picture yet. Pretty cool house for sure. Riley has really made a lot of money in the past couple years.

So I'm assuming two things are happening. One, this is very able to be gotten to, this house here. So you move away from like a neighborhood where people can just drive up and walk to the front door. And then two, you buy something with some property if you love property. And he's a land guy. Sure. Very much a land man. That fit like probably where he was 2023, did you say?

So yeah, in the last couple years, it's probably gone up significantly. so he's like time to go. Yeah, double-edged sword. You want your house to sell, so you want as many people to see it as possible, but it's also weird to people know your business a little bit. Bet, that's weird. Yeah, it was really weird for me.

Because I have my suspicions on who put it up, our old house that we sold. So you had no idea that... None. It just showed up on TMZ. That's crazy. Yep. And I was like, well, that feels like someone's looking at my window. A different window.

Yeah, sure. Because I wasn't living in it anymore. Internet window. Yeah. So that's number one, Riley Green's house. The second thing in my mind, allergies. Again, they're killing me. And I don't know if it's because I went fighting through the woods with a couple of machetes again for a second time. Is this allergy time here?

I think it's year-round, honestly. I feel like I've, I battle allergies all year. Everybody's different and largely different things. Yeah. But for me, I don't know that this is the time when I get them, but I can feel them. Like, I feel good. Yesterday I felt terrible. I feel like pretty good, but I'm just crackily. But I had to go digging through the woods again. trying to find the hole where my dog is escaping. Here's what it says about where we live. Allergy season runs from late February through November. That's the whole year.

That's the whole year. Right. So that's number two. The number three thing in my mind is Ole Miss. You familiar with it, Amy? Yeah. Do you know where it is? Can you name the town?

No, somewhere in Mississippi. Correct. In Old Mississippi. Yeah, I guess, no, I can't. What's the town? It's in Oxford. Oh, yes. Now that you say that, that sounds very familiar.

About four and a half hours from here, via land, and Arkansas plays there on Saturday. I even have a beat Ole Miss button on my desk. And I'm just considering going and not going both. So that's what's on your mind. Is to go or not to go? Yeah, it's quite the investment of time. But will it be a fun game to go to? Well, you could argue they're all fun, but you could also argue I hate going to away games and then getting beat.

It's the worst because then you're trapped there With people in a whole different color And they're not taking it easy on you They're letting you know Well so that's why I'll rephrase my question By fun I mean what are the odds of y'all winning Like You want Bobby Rose Color Glass's answer

We can win any game Okay yes You want the real answer? Like Vegas? Not good And I don't have tickets yet It's a whole thing I'd have to go through and jump through some hoops And I don't even like doing stuff anymore Just in general Yeah

I know, but this is your team. I know. What do you think I should do? It's also, watching on television is so much better than it was even three years ago and is way better than five years ago. If you're at the game, you miss so much. Now, I like going to the game. I love going to Fayetteville to the Arkansas games because I'm familiar with the atmosphere. I know what happens when it happens. Yeah, it sounds risky to go to an away game that you might lose.

Get beat up. But if you think it could be fun, like would Caitlin go with you or friends? Caitlin has no interest. And I don't have any friends. So what are you going to do? Wait, okay, you have friends. Like, I have no plan. Canela wouldn't go.

You're not going to go alone. Would you go alone? That would be ridiculous. You're going to go alone with your Arkansas. Yes, it would. Hey, I went to foreign countries by myself at some time in my life. I know, but it sounds incredibly. That's four hours.

Risky to go alone and get jumped by myself. To an away game by yourself with your Arkansas gear on. And you might lose. So you're saying don't go. I'm saying if you go, take a friend. All right. But I mean, I think you need to get out and do stuff. But if you'd rather maybe save your travel for a game to Fayetteville.

I'm going to Notre Dame. I probably go to Knoxville when we play Tennessee. Whatever happened to Notre Dame boy that was asking for tickets? No, I stopped responding to him. Okay. Notre Dame boy. I've been thinking about him for some reason. Probably because I think about Notre Dame a lot because they have the cutest coach.

Okay. Yeah, you do bring him up a lot. Yeah, because that's now my job. job. No. I think you invented that whole segment so you could talk about him. Yeah, you gave yourself that job. Nah.

You said you don't want to play which quarterback. What you did? You want to play which coach? And you're like, well, obviously the winner is from Notre Dame. I just think he's just strong. Like right now he is leading the pack. And what's his name, maybe? Marcus Freeman.

Nice job. It's still one coach she knows the name of. The rest of them are like, Coach Mike. I know number two. Mani Diaz. Yeah. There's a kid that was born in McDonald's in the parking lot. They've named McTee.

Tilly. No. McTilly. So they were going to name it Tilly obviously? Yeah. I think it's a boy. Tilly's a boy name, right? Well, I have a girlfriend named Tilly. You do?

Yeah. So, is it a boy name? What century was your girlfriend born? She's like in her mid to late 30s? I like it because like 1700s. Tilly was a strong name. I think it's cute. Tilly McPherson.

McDonald's Parkinlot. Alice Rotunda of Michigan tells people that she was in labor with her fourth child. in the wee hours of August 11th when she and her husband realized they wouldn't make it to the nearest hospital. She got in their minivan and got her pants off

as a police officer arrived and advised her to get in the back of the vehicle. But quote, there's no way I could do anything other than stand there or squat. She recalls reaching down and feeling the baby's head coming out. Oh my goodness. Wow.

And yelling for her husband to catch the newborn. The little one started crying immediately so her relieved parents knew she was okay. Paramedics arrived. 10 minutes later and took the trio to the hospital where everyone included the 7 pound 14 ounce baby checked out fine

Already planning to call her Tilly The family quickly pivoted to Mick Tilly It never said she's a boy or girl but maybe a girl Right? I mean I don't know and the fact that they are they legally adding the Mick Or is this like a just like a fun thing? Like a joke for the news Yeah like oh that'll be her cute little nickname

Mick Tilly It really doesn't say I think her real name is Matilda Yeah Oh Okay so it's a little joke I'd say that. Matilda's a cool name. Matilda 1700s. Matilda.

So is McDonald's stepping up anywhere here? Yeah, free McDonald's for life. No, but if so, I think Eddie should get some free McDonald's for life. No, don't. Don't. Don't even bring it out. He's the opposite of this. No, I think... It's still part of the story, but don't... I think the fact that Eddie's wife was having her baby. Our second kid.

And they had to stop at McDonald's because Eddie was hungry. We had already gone to the hospital three or four times that month. and she was driving herself I don't know about that part yes yes yeah I know she told you that but I'm not sure if that's accurate what did you get to eat

it was like a muck muffin one of those things Eddie's wife was in labor they were going to the hospital Eddie demanded they stop at McDonald's because he's hungry the last pregnancy though she was a C-section so I didn't think that she knew what

in labor felt like so you were questioning her body and her feelings of her own body. Because we'd already done this three other times. So I said, you know what? If you're going to do this again, we're going to stop and get breakfast because we're probably going to come back home

in four hours anyway. Nope. No, I was wrong. And she was driving. I don't remember that part. I didn't make that part up. I feel like that part's made up. No, it's not.

I think we got confirmation that Eddie was driving. And now he's trying to have... No, no, sorry, his wife was driving. And now there's, what do they call it? Revision is history. Yeah, I think the story. as we tell it, I don't know, 100 times in the past month. Yeah, I never dies.

Yeah, I think you deserve some McDonald's because you demanded to go there before you had your second kid. That's right. That's right. That's awesome. You guys can call us if you want, 877-77 Bobby. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying.

Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music.

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I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, And dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

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I'm going to give you the names of three famous people. They all have a specific thing in common. You tell me what it is. It's more than just they're all famous or they're all musicians. It's something that connects. Can you give us an example? Post Malone, jelly roll, Travis Barker. Face tattoos.

Yep. Oh, good one. Wow. Yeah? Yeah. I don't know. All have face tattoos covered in tattoos. Wow. Okay.

Good job. How many are you going to give us? How many you want? We can do 10? Let's do seven. Up to 10. All right. All right, go.

Katie Perry, Paula Abdul, Kerry Underwood. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the whim. Okay. Everybody, one, two, three. I don't know. Judges.

Somebody sent her off there. Somebody signed her off. We all just said different things. Yeah, we all said Idol. American Idol. Correct. Okay, next. Holkogen, Ozzy Osbourne, Brian Wilson.

Holkogen. I'm in. I'm in for the womb. Ozzy, Brian Wilson. Did he? Okay, I don't know. All right. What do you have?

I put reality shows. No, they all just died. They all died this year. year. Brian Wilson What reality show Brian Wilson had. Did you know who he was?

Yeah, Beach Boys. And someday somebody's gonna make you want to That's a daughter. That person's dad. Carney Wilson. All right, next up. Ben Affleck, Mark Anthony, Chris Judd. I'm in.

Got it. Say him again, please. Ben Affleck, Mark Anthony, Chris Judd. In. I'm in for the womb. Are you sure? Yeah, I'm in. What do you have?

I was going to say J-Lo. Yeah, J-Lo. Amy? Yeah, J-Lo. Lunchbox. J-Lo's X's. Correct. All married to J-Lo. Okay, next.

Pitbull, Flo-Rida, Jake Owen. In? In. Pitbull, Flo-Rida, Jake Owen. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy? Florida.

Florida. Florida. All from Florida. All from Florida. All from Florida. Everybody correct. Next one. Fergie, Ingrid Andrus, Rosanne Barr. I mean, this is mean.

That's so wrong. That's so wrong. Again, Fergie, Ingrid Andrus, Roseanne Barr. I got it. I'm in for the win. Amy? National Anthems. Yeah, I sang the National Anthem, controversially.

Yeah, yeah. Eddie? Bad national anthems. Flash bugs. National Anthem blunders. Okay. Yep. everybody.

Okay, go ahead. Phil Collins, Harry Stiles, Ozzy Osbourne. I'm in. Who? Phil Collins, Harry Styles, Ozzy Osbourne. I guess I'm in. I'm in. Five seconds.

Amy. English. Or British. Lunchbox? Oh, they were in a band. They went solo. That's what I have. Oh, that's it.

Eddie? Went solo. Yep. There you go. Wow, I'm good at this. One more? They might all be English. Phil Collins.

I don't think Phil Collins might be American. I can feel it coming in the air tonight. I've heard that. Hold on. Okay, go ahead. Jennifer Lopez, Remy Malick, Austin Butler.

I'm in. How do I say this? Oh. You say it again? J. Lowe. Rami Malick, Austin Butler. I'm in for the win.

I'm in. Amy. The Bronx. Austin Butler, the Bronx. Eddie. All played dead singers. I have biopics on musicians. Oh.

I have stars of biopics. Correct. Good job, guys. Thank you. Okay. How many more do you have, though, total? A lot? Yeah, we can go six more.

So Amy's out. We'll do Eliminator Self for the next time. Yeah, but it's also fun when it is in. You're out. Hey, you're out. Okay. All the rest of us are tied, right? I'm going to play you the home game. Okay, go ahead.

Nick Cannon, Elon Musk, Eddie Murphy. A little bit tougher. I'm in. Nick Cannon, Elon Musk, Eddie Murphy. I'm in for the win. I am in.

I know this is about two of them. I don't know about the third, but I have lots of kids. That's what I have lots of kids. I have lots of kids from lots of moms. Who did you doubt there? I don't know. Eddie Murphy's enough.

I know Nick Kennedy-L-Musk, that's recent. What else you got? Florida Georgia Line, nickelback, imagine dragons. Got to think on this one. No, I am thinking. I'm in. All right, again, Flaja, Nickelback, Imagine Dragons. I don't know if I want to say mine.

Just whatever you write down, man. Just say it. Hmm. Hmm. Florida, Georgia Line, Imagine Dragons. Nickelback. Hey, I'm in. Man, I have no idea. All right, I'm in for the win.

Lunchbox? Bands with two people. It was a good run, man. Lord George Lyon. Great job. Nickelback has a lot, though. Yeah, yeah, whole band. Eddie? Good great job.

Bands that people hate. I have bands that people hate a couple of them unfair. Okay, that's what, yeah. People hate Imagine Dragons? Yeah, yeah, they hate on them. I don't, but they do hate on them, yeah. They did not know that. Okay. Okay.

Eddie, me and you left. Okay. John Stamos, Ringo Star, Animal from the Muppets. I'm in. I'm in. One, two, three. Dumbus. Animal's awesome, dude.

Yeah. Okay. Steve Harvey, John O'Hurley, and Louis Anderson. We do it again. Steve Harvey, John O'Hurley and Louis Anderson. I have it. I'm in. One, two, three.

Family feud hosts. We got three total left. Okay, go ahead. All right, rolling it. J-Lo. She's not like nine of these. Jeez. J-Lo.

Daniel Radcliffe, Kristen Stewart. It's not J-Lo. Oh, it's not? Oh, sorry. Jennifer Lawrence. Oh. J-Law. Daniel Radcliffe and Kristen Stewart.

I have it now. I have it now. J-Lo, I didn't have. I have this one. Jennifer Lawrence. Daniel Radcliffe. Kristen Stewart I guess they

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Yeah, there'll make something good. Leon is the head security guard at Bennett Academy in Manchester, Connecticut. And over the last 18 months, he saved not one life. Not two lies, but three lies with the Heimlich maneuver. His number one goal is to keep the students safe three times over the last 18 months. People have been choking in the cafeteria.

And he's like, hey, I'm trained. I'm certified. Huh. Huh. And the Red Cross just gave him an award, the lifesaving award, to recognize his efforts. That's pretty cool. Nice. Just watching kids, like a lifeguard.

Looking to see if anybody's splashing a little too much except in the cafeteria. Seeing if anybody's taking a bite a little too big. Yeah. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. We have Sean in Maine who is on right now. Hey, Sean, what's going on, buddy?

Morning, Bobby. Morning studio. Morning. I was wondering if Amy had an update on information about her grandmother's foot with no bones that was stuffed. Great question. For those that did not hear the segment, Amy just randomly said her grandma had a stuffed foot. Right. I didn't catch it. Yeah.

And then so many listeners did and said, hey, did you realize that. Amy just said her grandma had a fully stuffed foot that she dragged around. So we went back to Amy and she goes, well, that's what I remember. I'll go check with my aunt. What did you find out? Yeah, because like the more I started to talk it out with y'all, the more ridiculous it sounded. And yeah, my mom's passed away. My grandma's passed away.

My uncle's gone. So I texted the one living person that might know what's up. My aunt Lynn. And I just said, hey, did Mama Chris have all the bones removed from her feet? Why do I think this? And she replied. She goes, oh, you're thinking about her toes. I think it's called toe.

arthroplasty and she had all 10 toes done. Not her entire foot, but all of her toes. And she did say that if they did one foot at a time, she would have never gone back to get the other foot done because it was so painful. And her toes, I guess I think her whole foot was swollen just probably from the arthritis, but her toes were particularly puffy. And I don't think it's like all the bones in there,

but certain joints. I don't know. As a kid, I just saw puffy feet and thought, my grandma has stuffed feet. And then you carried that with you to be an adult. Right. And maybe she sort of said that to me like in passing. You're like, yeah, well, take care of yourself because I just had all the bones taken out of my feet. To orthoplasti is a surgical procedure that involves replacing the damaged cartilage and bone surfaces and a toe joint.

Yeah, so, yeah, that does sound painful, but it is very different than having fake toes or a fake foot. Yeah, or just stuffed with like, I don't know, like a teddy bear. I'd like to say, like I was picturing. Yeah, yeah, like we said, Teddy Rucksman foot. Yeah. She didn't have Teddy rocks my foot. She didn't. And it's just funny the things we hold on to from our childhood that like I never really thought about it nor did I ever talk about it much. It just when that question came up on easy trivia about bones and I was thinking I think there's a lot of bones in the feet. Like something popped into my head about my grandma's feet.

Who had no bones because it was stuffed full of cotton. And I've always thought like I need to take care of my bones because I don't have stuffed feet like Mama Chris. No. Nobody wants that. So, yeah. Can you imagine, though, you go to the doctor? It's like, I think we need to fill this with cotton. What?

Well, I'm seeking more like tissue, but. Okay. Like Kleenex? Well, we've been looking at this and we've come to the conclusion that, well, we kind of need to fill this up a clean X. That's the best solution here. Yeah. That'd be tough.

There are things, though. I mean, five years ago, I remember being with my wife, and we were talking about my old Boston Terrier. And Boston Terrier named Bradley, and Bradley, and Bradley, was a mess and he would just he would sleep on my chest on the couch I slept on the couch every night and he would wake up from nightmares and bite me so it wasn't an aggressive bite but he just always was triggered those dogs are always triggered anyway and he would just bite well he bit somebody like a male person or a delivery person and my stepdad at the time Arkansas Keith had to give him away because well the dog can't be at the house anymore we thought we're going to get sued and so

I thought that forever he gave him to a friend who had like a big farm out at Mountain Pine. Never met the friend. Never met at the farm. I remember wanting to go to the farm and I was like, ah, let's just let Bradley be his own dog and you know, not miss you. And so, okay. And I was telling my wife that story. She was like, I don't think that happened. I'm like, you don't know Bradley. I'm like, you don't know Bradley. You don't know Keith. Called him up. Hey, what happened with Bradley? He goes, oh, he bit somebody

we had to shoot him. Oh. He was like, what? No farm. Oh, man. By the way, there wasn't a farm anywhere near Mountain Pine. Thinking back, you should have It wasn't like farmland. Yeah. But I held on to that. We could do a whole segment on things you held on to as an adult and you got a rude awakening later.

You guys can call us if you want. That sucks though, huh? Sorry, man. Bradley. Yeah, we had, I had a Boston Terrier bulldog growing up too. Rest in peace, Mammal's foot and Bradley. Well, mine was Trixie and she went missing. Oh, did she?

Both my parents are no longer alive, so now I can't ask. No, Keith went down and shot her. But one day, Trixie just never came back. Exactly. Did she ever bite anybody? Oh, yeah, she has feisty little sucker. I think they all are, like you said. Exactly.

Did you see a guy in a camouflage hat with an Arkansas accent, roaming around with a shotgun? Well, now I'm like... Exactly. Justice for Trixie. Yes. Sean, thank you for the call, and I hope you're satisfied with that update.

It was perfect. Thank you. All right, Sean. See, later, buddy. Amy, what happened? So I was in line at the bank. to deposit a check and I didn't have that long but I kind of thought I'd be like pull up to the drive-thru in and out well I get there and I'm in between cars and it's piling up and I'm sitting there

for 10 minutes without even moving an inch and I got a little bit closer to the car in front of me and the car behind me came right up to my you know the back of my car and I'm like I have a meeting I have to go like I need to get out of this line I have to jump ship I can't deposit my check and so I have to ask the car behind me to back up. What do you mean ask? You got out of the car? Well, I rolled down the window and I'm like, hey, and I lean over and I'm like, can you back up? And they're like, oh, okay, yeah.

But then they had to ask the car behind them and then they had to ask the car behind them. It's like we were all, I don't know, because I guess the way the bank drive-through is designed. Like you kind of don't have a lot of space to just shit. Like you all have to pull in so you can fit. And sit in line. And sit in line. And I guess this is a popular. deposit time and it's just awkward and I caused all this chaos and it was my fault and so I learned

a lesson I have a new rule like if I'm at the pharmacy or the bank I'm now going to leave enough space between me and the car in front of me to where if I need to pull forward angle back out I can escape if I need to because oh that's good so there's a lesson from this there's a lesson from this and I am sorry to everybody that had to take action to back up it's like the person if you're everyone in a parking garage and they're at the little thing and they're like oh this thing working so they hit reverse the ticket and the lights come on and then you're like well okay I can back up but I got somebody behind me so then you hit lights and they're like well I got somebody about and so now everybody's back and everybody's yelling at everybody

yeah you did that conversation I mean there was like some honks people are they were honking not honking bad just honking to try to get attention you think honking good they weren't honking bad like honk honk you're annoying it's more like beep beep hey to get their attention so that they could back up is there a celebratory honk I think there's a gentle nut There's like a... I don't think that's celebratory. I think that's how the light has turned green, get off your phone. Yeah, but that's a nudge.

Or like when your team wins, sometimes cars go downtown. Yeah, that's parade though. That's full parade. That's not the same as I'm at the bank and I made a mistake and I need to back up the entire life. Well, I guess I'm clarifying because I would be mortified if I heard aggressive honking. I felt like I was hearing like notify honk. Okay, so what you learned from this? I am now going to leave enough space between me and the car.

I mean, I can only control me and the car in front of me, but there's going to be a big that we're probably a car is going to be like, oh, is she even in line? Well, caught in front of me. But I just don't want to be in that situation ever again. It was uncomfortable and awkward. I've been the person stuck under the light at times where you pull up too far and then the light's red and then the person wants to go left and you're just sitting there. I've been that person before.

They're like, dude, you're blocking it. Someone was that person to me the other day and I knew what they were going through. You didn't get frustrated? I didn't. They knew and I knew. And they looked at me like, I'm sorry. And I said, I've been there. Oh, you mouthed it.

Yeah, but I don't think they knew what I said. I think they thought I was yelling a bad word at that. Yeah, I think that's the best thing we can do. I've been there. Look, I've been there. Don't say the words. Just smooth the mouth. I've been there.

Don't say it. Don't say anything. Don't say anything. Just move your lips. Okay, okay. I'm hungry. I bad boy. I saw move your carb B.

Oh, no. Yeah, because I just wanted them to know. I was not mad. I've been there. And I said, I've been there. Yeah. they looked at me like, well, screw you, buddy. Well, I'm not that you said that.

I think that's the best thing we could do for ourselves to have. What should I do next time that happens? Two thumbs up? Yeah, yeah. Or does that even look like I'm like, you're an idiot, two thumbs up? It's a sarcastic. Yeah. I usually do what you're okay with it.

Like, you're okay. Do you're okay. You're okay. Oh, let me do it without saying. No, it looks like you're saying you're gay. Oh, man. I see that. What'd you say?

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Both feet. Yeah. Tissue, but yeah. Turns out she just had some sort of like toe joint replacement. Yeah, her toes were sort of stuffed a little bit. But just her joints. Yeah, but I don't think there was some bone removal too in it. You still believe in it.

Hey, never let go. Never let go. No, there was something, but her feet were very puffy. I had a dog and the dog disappeared to the farm. Learn later that's not what happened. And that's very sad for me as an adult to find that out. And so Amanda's on and she'd like to add to this. Amanda, good morning.

Good morning, studio. Good morning. What's going on? I'm a long time fan, but a first time caller. Thank you very much. Do you have a story that relates to this? Yes, I wanted to tell you about my pig. So my grandparents owned a farm in Texas.

And when I was little, we would go there every once in a while. And one time my grandpa got a new pig, and I was like, I really think that this pig should be mine. And so he's like, okay, yeah, I could be your pig. He's a little white pig, and I named him pork chop, rightfully so, you know. And so I would just go out there every two to three months, and the pig was getting huge and big. And then one day, all of a sudden the pig just disappeared. And I had no idea what happened to him for years. So I'm 40 now, but about five years ago, we were all sitting around at Christmas and talking about the farm and the pig.

And I was like, whatever happened to that pig? And they were like, oh, my God, Amanda, don't you know we ate him? Oh, I mean, I knew that was calling, but they told you you ate him. Well, I didn't know they ate him. I thought maybe they sold it. That's what I thought, yes. But they ate it. Oh.

Yeah, we ate our own pig. Was it in the form of a pork shop? Oh, that would be even worse. Her bacon. Oh, no. So what did you think happened with the pig? You didn't know. It was just gone.

Yeah, it was five when I got the pig. and we ended up moving to Arkansas from Texas, so I kind of forgot about him. But then we were talking about him, and I never knew what happened. I thought, well, maybe he had him, you know, sold or gave him somebody else. I didn't know.

I didn't know you ate him. We ate him. Yeah. Let's have a second. More than a second. Like, yeah. Okay. Amanda, thank you.

God bless you. Thanks. Bye. Let's go talk to Chris. Chris is in Colorado, and we started playing a Jenga tournament yesterday. on our YouTube page after the show. Ramundo and Amy played, Eddie and Scuba played.

We'll play more. You can go subscribe and watch it, Bobby Bone Show on YouTube. But Chris want to talk about that. Chris, did you watch it? Oh, yeah. I had to watch it a couple times. What are your thoughts? My thoughts are for Amy.

I got a question for her. I think that was a world's fastest jenga game, and I got to know why, and I'm sure everybody got to know why. Why did she try to take the second one off when there was only two cubes left and she tried to pick the second one off to make it like can she can it balance on one

I wasn't too I had to watch it like three times to make sure I was seeing it right yeah Amy this was the middle one was gone there was only two side ones left it can't balance on one side oh did I do that so there's three there's three right and the middle one was gone so the whole thing is on two Oh, so wasn't the middle one that was the one. Right. So you pulled the edge and of course it dumped over. It was the worst route of Jenga I've ever seen.

Pretty bad. Amy lost to Ramunda whose hand was shaking because he was still hung over apparently. Amy lost in like two minutes. Well, we were on a timer and that's the only one I could get loose. I don't think so. I'd have dumped the table before I'd pull that one. Okay, I don't know. Next round up later today.

Can I be honest? I was like, I'm really good at this, but I was just trying to pump myself up. I don't think I've ever really played. That's okay, but still I think you should know if there are only two. There's one in the left, one on the right, and it's holding up the entire base. If you pull one of those two is going to jump over. It felt like maybe I could get lucky, though. Can you imagine it stayed?

We're like, what? It'd be a miracle. Yes. Chris, thank you. We will play the rest of the first round today on our YouTube page after the show over at Bobby Bone Show. Thank you for calling. All right, good luck, Eddie. Thank you.

He goes to wait. Eddie lost. I'm out. Eddie lost a scuba in round one. Dude, that was a fight, though. That was. I watched them both last night. Good stuff. I was dialed in. I already knew how it ended in. I was like, I can't wait to see what happens. Let's go over to Florida and talk to Caitlin,

who's on the phone. Caitlin and Florida, you're on. Hello. Hey, Bobby. You're on. What's going on? Hey, I was calling to let you know that you need to go to Oxford this weekend for the Arkansas game. Okay, I'd like to hear your reasoning.

So my, I'm from New Jersey originally, and my husband went to Ole Miss, my sister-in-law went to Ole Miss, both of my brother-in-law went to Ole Miss, my father-in-law went to Ole Miss, and so when I met my now husband, he told me that he was a big fan, and again, being from the north in New Jersey, I said, you know, that's, I'm not going there, I'm not going to visit. It's the coolest place in the world. My in-laws have a second home there. We go all the time. We're actually going the following weekend for the LSU game, and we have plans to go up in October and November with our kids. Really small, quaint, cute town.

A lot of bars, a lot of shopping, really good people watching. The Grove where everyone tailgates is definitely something to see. You got to go. You got to go. I appreciate that. Just a picture you doing any of that. By the way, I've been. I've been before.

So it's not that I've never been. I have a miserable experience there. Me and my friend Daniel Faulkner, we drove down. and we go in, he's a massive Arkansas fan, it's all my. And we're like, let's go. We take his little truck. We drive all the way to Oxford. We get there way early, and we go walking around in the grove.

And it's a very nice place. And it's very fancy. And so we were locking his truck, and his key breaks off in his truck. So we're in Mississippi, in his truck with a broken key on a Saturday for an evening game. And we're like, well, crap. We'll just enjoy the game. And after the game, we'll figure out how we're going to get back home. We go to the game, they return, a kickoff or a touchdown.

We got to beat 100 to nothing. It was a terrible game. Then we didn't have a truck to get us home. We had to go into Walmart into the place where they make the keys and beg somebody to come into work to help us because it wasn't open. It was like Saturday at 9.30 p.m. We're like, can you call somebody, please? And so finally some wonderful soul came up

and took the two pieces of our key, put them together, made a mold. We drove back, got home at like three or four in the morning. Wow. it was a miserable experience. And I think maybe there's a little bit of that still in my heart. But that was for Oxford's fault. Yeah. And also, that afternoon before the game, y'all should have been like, let's go figure out a key now.

Because the game was about to start. Okay. We're not going to drive all the way down there and then miss the whole game because it wasn't open anyway. The key place wasn't open even on Saturday afternoon. What was your buddy's name again? Daniel Faulkner. You should go with him again. Try it one more time.

He lives in Arkansas. And you know what? No. We got bad luck. I remember, and we're upset because the key broke off in the truck. We're like, I don't know what we're going to do. We're like, let's just at least go enjoy this victory. Let's get us a win.

We kick off, open and kick off. They scored touchdown. Never looked back. Brutal. So, are you going to go back? I don't know. I don't know. That's what I'm debating right now.

She made me want to go. Sounds cute. Shopping? I know. I'm like, maybe. Like, I'm going to do any of that. I know. That's why I was laughing.

Not because of what she was saying for everybody else because I think that would be fun. But for you, I don't know that you would go do anything she said. People watching. That's a fun, man. Yeah. You guys can call us if you want. 87777-Bobby. That's our number.

877-B-O-B-B-Y. Lunchbox says this is the craziest story of his parent life. All right, go ahead. Okay, so Friday night, my 7-year-old went and slept over at someone's house for the first time ever. And he was so excited and, I mean, it was great. Didn't hear anything from the other family. So I was going great until 6.40 a.m. on Saturday morning.

My wife wakes me up and goes, hey, do you hear that? And it was ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. It's like, that's the doorbell. And we go downstairs and our seven-year-old is standing at the front door, dripping sweat. And I opened the door and I said, what's up, buddy? He goes, well, I woke up.

It was light outside. So I thought it was time to come home. So he literally got his backpack. without telling anybody at that house walked out the door and walked 2.2 miles to my house. Oh my goodness. How did he even know?

2.2 miles? 2.2 miles. I thought it was like a neighbor, like down the street. How did he know how to get home? Was there a straight line? No. So he went from their house back to school,

school to our house. Because he knows the school to house, right? That's kind of smart. And he knows how to get to their house. from the school. At 6 a.m. Were you confused for a minute? I was like, when I saw him and I saw no vehicle, I was like, man, so they just dropped

them off and drove away? Like, that's messed up. And then he was like, yeah, I knew that it was light out and that I had a soccer game today, so I thought it was time to come home. And I was just like, bud, did you not see anybody when you were walking? And he goes, oh, I did. And they said good morning, and I said good morning back. What the?

So people saw this seven-year-old with a backpack at 6 a.m. wandering the streets and they just say, good morning. I was blown away. That's a good point. Like, no one called the cops. There's a kid like walking with a backpack. Okay. But you know what makes me nervous? It's like, yes, we should call the police.

But also, sometimes when people call the police, the parents get arrested. Well, you know what, lunchbox? No, no. But here's the thing. And lunchbox did nothing wrong. And neither did the parents where the kid was spending the night. they didn't do anything wrong. They were all asleep.

And he just woke up. It was light outside. And he just grabbed his bag and left. And it was just like, and then he said, I saw lightning. So I ran part of the way. That's why he was dripping sweat. Oh my gosh. Who are you upset at?

I think I'm more upset the people that were just out walking or running or whatever they were doing. And they saw the kid and they didn't even check on them. They didn't say, hey, man. Like, it looks a little weird on a Saturday morning at 6 a.m. kid with his backpack. Hold on, but what about your son leaving to walk? But also is it a neighbor, neighborhood? If it's a super neighborhood where the streets aren't super crowded and I see a kid walking, I'm thinking he's just going from house to house. That's probably what I'm, if it's a highway, I'm like, that does not make sense. Right. True. And then I don't know where on the 2.2 miles he

saw these people. Did he see him in the neighborhood? Did he see him when he was on just a street? Did you call the parents? We texted them immediately and they were like, we woke up five minutes ago because I guess their youngest son woke up and was like, I don't see him anywhere. And she's like, that's not funny. And then she turned on the lights and he was going. Can you imagine what? They went through his heart attack.

At least when you found out, you knew the result wasn't bad. Yeah. And she said they were looking in the out in the yard, in the alley. They were looking everywhere. The worst feeling. It's a balloon boy part too. Yes. They thought maybe he's sleepwalk.

So they were about to call us and say, hey, does your son sleepwalk? And she was like, I just got our alarm disarmed two months ago. Oh my gosh. Like he just walked out the front door Walked out the front door 2.2 miles Is it a neighbor neighbor neighborhood? Yeah

But then he had to go on some Greenway Like trails? Yeah Oh boy Smart kid Yeah he found his way home He Barry grills did it all the way home

So does he get in trouble at all though Like at all? No I haven't had to talk with him like Hey man like great job Like I'm super proud of you because you knew your way home Like that was so impressive But bud Next time

Tell an adult where you're going. I haven't had that talk. Because it was just, like, I'm still like in shock when I opened that door and he's standing there. Dripping sweat. Like his dad, even that. You sweat all time. You're right.

And it was just like, man. And he was like, my legs are a little tired because I ran most of the way. It was lightning. I also run with lightnings. Dude, that is a crazy story. That is crazy. I think if it's a neighborhood, you can't be mad at anybody. If anything, be happy.

that your kid was smart enough to get home. No, I am happy about that. That is cool. But I just, I can't imagine if I, you see a kid with a backpack at that early in the morning on a Saturday. You don't stop them and say, hey, man, is everything okay? I don't know. I don't want to be the creepy person that stops a kid. I know.

Well, I know, but I'm thinking back to when I first got Stevenson, when my kids first came to America, Stevenson was seven years old. And he would learn how, he learned how to ride a little bike and we would go on a little walks. and he would be riding the bike, and he's Haitian, so he's black, and I'm white. And I can't tell you how many times he got stopped. Like, I would be walking near him with the dog, but people would think I'm not the mom.

So they would stop him straight up, and he was that age. And they'd be like, where's your mom? Are you by yourself? Like, this doesn't seem right. And we were in a neighborhood neighborhood. Like, and they... It was also like a creepy white lady following him, they thought. No, I don't think...

I think they just thought I was walking my dog. And he'd be like, oh, that's my mom right there. And they'd be like, oh, okay, I guess this is one of the... of those adoption situations. But, like, they would always ask. Like, I was shocked how many people were very concerned, and he was seven, eight. So I guess in my mind, I'm picturing, I'm trying to picture what a seven or eight year old looks like, and it is weird when they're out by themselves.

I ain't stopping a kid unless there are cars driving by. If it's like a kid in a small neighborhood, I'm just thinking he's going five houses down. Yeah. Because I'm not being the one that's like, white van. I don't want that pointed at me. Right. Because I love my white van. I'll never change.

I'll have my white van forever. Dang it. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Let's go to Chelsea, who is on the phone in Texas. Chelsea, welcome to tell me something good. What's up?

So my son is non-verbal, very autistic. He's level three. And his favorite band is the All-American Reject. So when he's melting down, you know, having sensory issues, he listens to, you know, the All-American Rejects on his iPad. His favorite song is it gives you H.E. Double Hockey sticks. I don't know if I can say it on the show. But I reached out to Tyson Ritter on Instagram and he trusted us to keep the secret of where a pop-up show would be offered to fly us or pay for gas. It was in Dallas, so about five hours from us. So, you know, Ben got to go to an All-American Reject's pop-up show. And they gave us the. IP access. Someone that works with him, Jordan. Shout out to her. She was absolutely amazing. They catered to us. Ben got super overwhelmed and overstimulated by like the band playing before and all that.

So he wanted to stay in the car. Tyson, we were parked right by the bus, kept coming and like interacting with Ben, getting on this level. He even phaithmed his wife and his son to tell Ben high, he, you know, gave him nups, high fives. I mean, it was just deep. It still makes me want to cry. He was just the most compassionate person. You know, he said he worked with kids that had been touched by the autism spectrum. And that wording is just perfect. But he really, I mean, Ben will never forget this.

He's still looking at pictures and videos, even though he was overwhelmed in the situation. That is an amazing story, Chelsea, and that's super cool to Tyson and the All-American Rejects to do that. Wow, I'm kind of blown away by that. And you just DMed him. Yeah, I didn't even think. expect him to read it. Like, I was completely shocked. You know, like, just, it, it, it just blew me away. I mean, that someone would, especially like celebrity level, you know, he had, he didn't have to do any of that. Well, that's incredible. And thanks for sharing that. I'm glad that

message can get out because that's a, that's a good guy move right there. So Chelsea, thank you for calling. And thanks for sharing that story. And that's exactly what this segment is. So, hope you have an awesome day. Oh, Ben has an awesome day. And yeah, hopefully we'll get to see you guys sometime soon as well. Okay, cool. Thank you. All right. Bye, Chelsea.

Bye. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Wake up in the morning. And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Lunchbox. More game two.

Steve Reddabit trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughan. Let's go over to Amy for the morning corny. The morning corny. What do you call two doctors? What?

A paramedics. That was the morning corny. I thought there was more to it. No, no, I love that. It was good. A pair of medics. That's good. Okay.

Tuesday Reviews Day, quick reviews around the room. I'll go first. I did watch. unknown number on Netflix about the catfish situation with the girl at school. I'm going to give it four out of five cell phones. I think I'd give it four and a half,

but I felt gross at the end. Super compelling. Put together pretty well. I just, that's what I felt like after. So I give it four out of five cell phones. It is on Netflix. Go watch it.

It's interesting. I forgot that I'd already seen the story. while watching it because we talked about it on this show. Like, yeah, not, yeah. As news. Like in 2020, whatever year it was. It wasn't that long ago, which is crazy. Okay, Amy, you?

Well, that's the only thing I've watched as well, or completed of other things I'm working on. I started the show Morgan recommended Ballard. Yeah, we can't do that though. I know. I'm not reviewing it. I'm just saying. Taser. You know the role, Taser.

No, no, I have nothing to say about it. But I have started that and I'm so. dabbling and scandal. You're still talking. Yeah. Hey, thank you for sharing that one. No problem. No problem. Eddie. I finally watched sinners. The movie. The movie, dude. It's awesome. Good, yeah. Like, so good. I can't tell you what it's about because it's kind of like what is happening. The entire movie. I don't know how to explain it to someone. Vampires.

Vampires, awesome music a long time ago. Michael B. Jordan. Michael B. Jordan. All that stuff. Josh Allen's wife. Paley Stineville, whatever. Have any of you all the vampires make me think of that singing demon show? Is anybody watch that? Oh, it's a movie. It's a movie. Because I see people posting about it all the time.

It's a number one Netflix viewed movie of all time. I had a number one song from it. Yeah. Yeah, I just didn't know. None of us partaking. Singing demons? You went to it? I love it.

What did you watch? I'll do four out of five vampires, man. That was awesome. Mike, do you want to review that K-pop? I think it's really good. Those songs are really catchy. The animation is fantastic. it's the same people who did the new animated Spider-Man movie.

I loved it. I gave it four out of five demons. Okay. We love a singing demon. Yeah. Yeah, we're not. Fairly. Uh, Luxbox.

No, no. Can't even do a soft review. Just Big Brother. All right. Morgan? Yeah, I watched the live action remake of Lilo and Stitch on Disney. I loved it. This may be my favorite live action remake so far.

And I felt like they did a really good job of really bringing Stitch to life. And, yeah, it was just my favorite. I think I'd give it. four out of five monsters. We actually have Stitch here with us now. Stitch, how do you feel about Morgan? Thank you for watching my movie. What was your favorite part? Definitely you, Stitch. You were my favorite part.

Oh, Suckier. Did it hurt being live? It hurt a little bit in the beginning, but you get used to it. There you go. Stitch, everybody. Wow. Yeah, yeah. That's awesome. Stitch, yes. Okay, thank you, everybody. We'll go into more depth on the podcast later today. Just go search for it at a, uh, search for Bobby Bone Show. It's for free. This story comes us from Canada. A 36-year-old man is suing a grocery store after you tried to steal an employee's car,

and the employee kicked him, punched him, and held him until police arrived. And he's like, ah, suing the store, you kicked and punched me. Assault. So, did he win? I mean, I doubtful. I mean, now, but you can sue, you can sue for anything. Oh, right. I'd like to know how this ends up.

Also, if you, like, get kicked and punched and held. and you're doing a crime and they are able to hold you, you shouldn't be doing crimes, you're a wimp. Because I don't think you need to even be as equally as strong as a person beating you up.

You just, you have to be way less. Because if I'm even with you and you're trying to hold me down, I'm going to win because I'm going to wiggle. Yeah, but then how do you know, like until you try? Well, I don't know who's going to stop you. Okay.

But like, that guy shouldn't be committing crimes. Yeah, he's a wimp. All right. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, here's a voicemail. Easy trivia is one of my favorite segments, but I have a theory

I feel like Eddie has been going first, at least a lot lately. I think you guys should change up the order. For some reason, every time I'm playing in my car, I know the first two, and then it gets to Abby or lunchbox. And I'm like, oh, that seems harder. I almost feel like they go up in difficulty. It could be just me, but maybe we should try to switch that up, help the others out. Thanks, bye. So the person who goes first is the person who is the champion.

So Eddie's won the last, I don't know, the last... 80 times? No, no, no. But Amy was the champion before you. So she was going first a lot. Right, right, that's how it goes. So it really doesn't matter who's first. Now, sometimes it can get harder as it goes, but not on purpose.

But different people do go first. Well, mostly just Amy and Eddie. Because we're the champs. They go back and forth. Yeah. You guys just kind of pass the crown back and forth. Let's be honest. Amy did win the 100 question challenge.

That's the grand grand champion. No one remembers that, though, but yeah. I do. I just literally brought it up. I just literally brought it up. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye everybody. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry.

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