The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Bobby's Most Expensive Prank Yet! + Did Raymundo Predict A Celebrity Divorce? + Bobby Caught A Listener Lying

Episode Date: July 7, 2026

Bobby shared a bit he performed on Eddie over vacation where he hired a celebrity a day to create a personal message for him. He reveals how much money he spent and we can't believe it. In the Anonymous Inbox, a listener wants to know what we would put in our personal museums to represent our accomplishments. We find out if Raymundo predicted the latest country music divorce. Bobby shared why he thinks this week might be the Giving Tuesday finale after he found out some unfortunate information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. Come on, Bobby. Welcome to Tuesday show. Morning studio. Morning. Something I didn't mention about the Taylor Swift wedding. I know it's been a couple days.

But there was a video of Travis Kelsey's mom arriving at the airport in New York. And then people were starting to ask her questions with their phones immediately when she got off her plane. Now, two things. One, I can't believe she flew commercial to their wedding. Yeah, same. Bizarre. Because one, you know she's going to get hassled. And two, you're talking about somebody that's worth 80 million, the poor one, Travis,

and then Taylor worth a billion. The parents of either one of them flying in commercially into a New York airport where there are a ton of people, I could not believe that was happening. Yeah, I tried to play through what that, why or how that happened. And maybe they were offering to fly her private. And she's like, no, I'm fine. I'm no, I don't want to do that. No.

Hey, everybody, if you get offered for somebody to fly your private, take it. Take it. I know. Especially in New York because traffic sucks. I thought that was weird. What if she's like the environment? The second thing that I thought was unfair was there were people going, you shouldn't hassle the person's mom in the airport when they get off the airplane.

Like have some respect for the person's mom. She's not famous. Here's the problem I have about that. And you can fact check me. didn't she go on a reality show? Didn't she do traitors? Yes. Okay.

You're anonymity and your ability to go, I shouldn't be bothered, is gone when you go on a reality show, especially in a public place like an airport. So if it was just a mom, but she's done a bunch of interviews. Yeah, she's been out there. If her whole life had been her going,

hey, I want to say private. Occasionally I say something because Travi wants me to kill a trav ass. That's fine. But no, even. if she wasn't their mom, she did a reality show. She didn't look bothered. No, not at all. She looked, I mean, so I think she's, she knows what she's doing if she shows up at a New York airport the weekend of their wedding.

I thought that all of that was bizarre. I can't believe the mother-in-law of a billionaire flu commercial into New York or the mother of the mother of somebody's got $100 million. Could it be, though, that like the plane wasn't available or one of the planes were now? No, find a plane. Oh, find a plane. No problem, oh. you can charter a plane.

Yeah. And you know she's coming that day. If it's not wedding weekend, she can fly commercial all she wants, but it was just the... Also, if you're in New York, it's in New York, you don't fly commercial if you're super rich. Yeah, and it's the where the... We knew all along leading up that was allegedly going to be where the wedding was. And that was one of the first ones that said, oh, it's for sure happening. Because all the other celebrities arriving in New York, well, they just could have been in New York because they were celebrities.

then it started a trickle because you saw people going to it but that was the one where you go oh okay she's here for that mother of the groom there you go that's the first thing I had to say I did over the vacation

keep myself busy by watching a lot of movies which today will be a full podcast of the 14 movies that I watched over vacation and then I kept myself busy by sending Eddie a cameo video every day

which is it what do you mean is a bit you know how they have that cameo app? Oh, I know. This is not a commercial, by the way. I've never made a scent from cameo. But I thought, what can I do that's fun that every day makes me wake up in the morning and go, ah, that'd be fun. Right. So I guess my question is, does Eddie have cameo? You don't have to. I was the recipient of the cameoes. They send you a link and you watch the video. No, no. No, I, yeah, of course. And then I had them send it to me and then I just downloaded it

and text it to Eddie because I don't want to risk them sending him a link and him not clicking it. Okay. So you just go on, you find celebrities, and they send a message to whoever you want. Oh, you know what I thought this whole time that you've been saying is you filmed yourself you were sending Eddie. No, that would just be a video.

But I thought he was going through the cameo app. Okay. Where you can hire celebrities to say stuff. And first up, I hired William Hung, who did she bangs? That was the first day of vacation. Way back in the day. So what did he say?

So I randomly text this. And by the way, I say this, I never responded to a single text from Eddie. It was my bit the whole week. He texted me, wouldn't respond. I would only send a cameo every day. And let me say, like clockwork, same time almost every day. And if I had woken up early that day, I'm like, oh, man, it's not here yet. It'll be here in like 30 minutes.

Here is William Hong. Hi, Eddie. This is William Hong. Congratulations for a great first half of the year at work. Keep trying your best And never give up on your dreams Enjoy your first vacation To Puerto Rico ever

Here is a song to cheer you on And just do it Be what you want to be Do what you want to do be true yourself And just do it Be what you want to be Do what you want to do Because it's all up to you

Wow Damn So do you know why I sent him William Hung. Because that's how you met. Our first time to ever meet was at a William Hung show. Correct. And my kids asked like, who is this guy?

I'm like, let me tell you. And I told him the whole story how we met. It was like a roto-ruder business or something. And Eddie was working for the news. And I was working at our station, 967 KISS FM. And William Honge was playing. Yeah, they sent me over there. Like, hey, William Hung's doing some show at this vacuum shop or something.

Will you just go get B-roll? And if you can find an interview, that'd be great. And when I got there, I saw Bobby. I'm like, hey dude, will you do an interview with me? And we fell in love. It's a mean cute. Oh, cute. Okay.

Number two, do you know who Jay Novichick is? Is he an athlete? Yeah, he played for the Dallas Cowboys. He was a tight-in for the Cowboys. He may not play all this, but here's Jay Novichick. Hello, Eddie. He's in a cowboy head, by the... By the way, he's in a cowboy head in, like, a room in his house where I feel like he's just

in there lonely. So how old is he? Probably 60s. Yeah, I would guess that. But, yeah, he does talk a lot, so you cut it down. Yeah, he did like a 12-minute. He's just glad somebody reached out. Go ahead.

Hello, Eddie. Jay Novicek here. Hey, brother. How are you doing? Yeah, your buddy, Bobby. He said you have had an amazing first half of 2026. Yeah, congratulations. Going to Puerto Rico, do a little vacation time.

He said you're a huge cowboy fan. Oh, that's awesome. He also wanted me to kind of tell you about, well, like maybe my favorite touchdown or something. Okay, and then he goes into his home. He does. Yeah. He was like fourth quarter.

Score was tied? So was that cool to see, get that from him? I guess I just don't know. I thought he used to say, heard you're a Cowboys fan. Oh, he played for him. I know, but. Number three, day three, Mark McGrath from Sugar Ray. Oh, man.

I got to say, Mark McGrath, awesome at doing cameos. Yeah. Hit it. Yo, Eddie, what is up, my brother? It is Mark McGrath from the band Sugar Ray. Bobby let me know you've had one hell of a year at work with Eddie's smoking chicken business It's taking over the world because Eddie that's how you do it man since you are number one at chicken You're the best I'm gonna give you a number one song that I co-wrote back in 1997 to wish you well out there in Puerto Rico

Because I'm imagining you're taking a plane to get there he's got the guitar here we go I I want to fly me, baby, put arms around me, Eddie. I just want to fly, yeah. Put your arms around me, baby. Put your arms around me, Eddie. Yeah.

Aw, he customized. Dude. He's playing a guitar. I could not. Recommend a Mark McGrath cameo. So how much was his? Was that one expensive? I can tell you the whole number at the end.

Yeah, I want everybody's price. I don't have, I can do that. Okay, next up, this would be a quick one. Do you know what Matasiahoo is? He used to perform as a Hasidic Jew rapper. He is. Oh, yes, I do. And he was like, hey, just play a little bit of this one.

Eddie, what is up? What is up? My guy, congrats on Puerto Rico. I hear you're on your first big vacation in Puerto Rico after editing 10,000 videos this year. That is freaking amazing, buddy. Congratulations. So he's drinking coffee. Yeah.

But Modis Yahoo because Eddie and I worked at a music channel together and Madas Yahoo was all through town I saw him. Okay next up. Do you know where Everclear is? Yeah. So Art from Everclear? Can you sing an Everclear song? I need a little help but yeah, I'll get there. You get sent beside the ocean. Bees on time.

Beyond the Breakers. Watch the world die. Go ahead. Hey, Eddie, it's art from the band, Everclear. Wishing you a happy vacation celebration. I know you're a big works like they have, but I hear you're in Puerto Rico with your family. I've always wanted to go to Puerto Rico. I hope you have a great time there. I love Puerto Rican culture, the food, the whole nine yards. The West Coast Boy, that's same long.

Anyway, I hope you have a great time. Hope to see you the show this year. We've got a lot of shows coming up. Check out, check us out online. Take care. Have fun. I love you plugged. Go online to go to a show.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Our whole schedule's out. Evercler.com. I got two more. Uh-huh. This is James Ortiz. Now, I'm going to play you James Ortiz. And the reason I picked James Ortiz

is because Eddie had just watched the movie Project Tell Mary and loved it. Have you seen it yet? Yes. Okay. Rocky. Love Rocky. He's the puppeteer and the voice, the creator of Rocky. In the movie?

Shut up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Here you go. Hi, Eddie. Hi, Eddie. I'm James Ortiz, and I played Rocky in Project Tell Mary. It looks like you have a salsa company and you've been working quite a bit and that's really, really cool.

and that you really love Project Hail Mary. So if Rocky was here right now, I think he would probably say something like, Hello, friend Eddie, you are amaze, amaze, amaze, words of encouragement, words of great encouragement. Fist my bump. Fist my bum. Dude, that's so good. That's so cool. That is so cool.

That is so cool. Exclamation point. And my kids for sure freaked out about that. And they're like, that's the guy? That's the guy. I love that. And so one more, because it's seven and seven days of the week we were on vacation. This is from Ray Mundo

And when I sent it to Rheumundo I just said Ed And you can hear Ray doing it And at one point he goes Wait After he gets like a minute through He starts to realize Maybe this is Eddie

Go ahead Ed how's it going Sisson Raimundo from America You are in Puerto Rico Right now This is your first trip apparently Congratulations Amigo

Some of the terminology You're going to need to learn While you're there Also Cerveza What about Adios, what about, Ola, my go, what about Mi Ke Pasa?

That's what's up. Stuff like that, you're gonna need to know the lingo, Ed, when you're going to Puerto Rico, and also this wonderful salsa I hear about, congratulations. It says that it's gonna be a huge booming company. What do I say to the moon? Cizan Raimundo, I'm here in Puerto Rico as well,

as you can see behind me. It is actually America. It is the Opry Land. here in Nashville. They make it look like Puerto Rico. It's just a taste of the culture, but you are physically boots on the ground in Puerto Rico. I guess the best thing you can do is go to a bartender and say,

Ola Amigo, Frio Cervesa. That's how you're going to get the coldest beer in Puerto Rico. Cizan Ramundo signing off. I also believe Eddie's in Puerto Rico, and he also has a salsa. so either somebody in the universe is playing tricks on me or there is the exact same guy Ed and an Eddie both in Puerto Rico right now

at the exact same time and they both make salsa who to thunk it Ciz and Raymundo out you deserve this trip Ed make the most of it You can just hear the point when he realizes oh later a second Yeah. Interesting.

Ray, that really clicked. Yeah, that one was pretty money because I didn't figure it out till about three quarters of the way through. And then I was like, this is for sure for Eddie. Nobody just makes salsa and randomly goes to Puerto Rico. Yeah. So those were the seven cameos. That was great. Eddie. No, dude, that was great.

And then the rocky one, I was like, this is unbelievable. That one is really, really cool. But every single one was really cool. I mean, and I didn't know, like, the first two, I'm like, okay, that's funny. And then every day, I was like, all right, dude. Seriously, stop sending me cameos. Why would you want it to stop? Because I was like, he's spending money on these.

This is how much I spent on all the cameos. Here's the number. Oh, that's easy, Amy. Oh, my. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I committed to the bit. On a bit? What's that number?

It's over $1,000. Wow. Wait, how much was Rocky? Rocky couldn't have been that much. I mean, I can tell you what they cost, but I also pay for the 24-hour because you had expedited. That's where they get you. They're like, do you want it? Do you want to pay?

Did you order them all one day or every day? No. Part of your daily routine. My routine, they wouldn't come in because raise took longer than it was supposed to. Do you want to hear the prices of each? Yes. Okay. Bobby Boneseramundo, total all-in, $41.

Yeah. But I thought he was 29. But expedite. Yeah. This guy. Modisiahoo, $153. Dang. James Ortiz, $98.

That's the rocky guy. Jay Novichick, $151. Whoa. Mark McGrath, $140. William Hong $60, Ever Clear 130 and then taxes

and then some expedited. I feel like Rocky could go up. You think so? Yeah, but nobody knows who he is. I wouldn't even know how to find him. Yeah. That's true. Because usually the thumbnail

popped up in my text and I'd be like, oh, I wonder who that is. And I had no idea who that was until he started talking. Which one made you laugh the most? William Hong? I mean, that was great. That was a good one to start with. I think Ray was probably the one that made me

laughed the most because he really didn't know. He has no idea. He goes, Ola. Wait a minute. And then it just clicked. Wait a minute. There's another Eddie with salsa.

Eddie said, Mark McGre. What do you think his name is? Mark McGrath. McGrath. It's with the T. Eddie goes, Mark McGrath thinks I have a chicken business.

McGrath. Yeah, McGrath. It's like Mcruff, the crime dog. Yeah, I thought that's funny. He's like, dude, chicken business. Let's go. I thought it's fun. He pulled his guitar.

far out though. Amazing. Of all of them, Rocky and Mark McGrath are worth a fun cameo if you're going to buy them. This is not a commercial. I mean, William Hung is. William Hung as well. But you have to know who that is. Yes.

Yes. If you know. And we had a moment. Eddie had a moment. Or meet cute. Yeah. My kids didn't know who he was, but they thought it was funny. You know?

Like, who is this guy? That's so random. I know. And I had explained to him. Like, see, there was this, like, he was kind of the first in American Idol where, like, they kept him on just to make fun of him. Yeah. It was terrible.

She bang, she bang. Yeah. Yeah. And Ray, you do a good job. You just got to be quicker on them. Okay, yeah, sounds good. I sometimes bring in my cat and also bazers. Oh, they made an appearance?

Yeah. Ray's good. You can get them from Ray for... He's got to take my name off of it, though. But Bobby Bones Ray. If I could charge only $9 for him, I would. No, no, you don't need to charge nine. Okay.

Just get them around faster. Got it. Okay. Let's open the announcement. Anonymous inbox. Here we go. Hit that song. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous inbox. There's a question to be had.

Hello, Bobby Bones. My friends and I were talking about what our personal museums would look like if we had one. If you could only display five items from your life, what would be in your personal museum? Signed. Curating My Life in Cleveland. Okay. Five items. Now, I'm assuming we're going to go professional items, right? Because I'm going to have to go mirror ball. Let's assume that I have the mirror ball. Still, I'm going dancing with the stars, winning the mirror ball.

You come in the museum, that's there. That's number one. Number two, I have a picture. It's a massively framed picture that I got when I was inducted in the Radio Hall of Fame. I believe in 2017. And that's cool. One, because I got in a two. I'm the youngest member ever, and I think that's pretty neat.

So I'm going to put that picture up there. Number three, there is a picture that I have of me playing a show in Little Rock at a theater that when I was a child, they had a field trip to go watch a play at this theater. I could not afford the ticket to go, so I stayed home sick. I never missed school being sick. It was one of those days where since I couldn't afford to go on the field trip, we didn't have the money. I just said, I'm sick. I guess I'm going to have to miss the field trip.

And that really, like, scarred me. And so whenever I started to tour, I went and played that theater. It's like 2,000 people when I sold it out and I have a picture of me with the whole sold out. Like, the crowd, the full, the theater being sold out. That picture means a lot to me because of, what happened to me in my life. Listen, it wasn't an earthquake or anything. I just couldn't afford to go to King Lear

or some bullcrap play. But that was really, that's a really great picture that I love. So I'd probably put that in there. What else? There's a picture of, I mean, is this just a professional or personal? But I have stuff like from my wife and I that I love.

Oh, I don't know. You said from the beginning, just make it professional. But if you want to throw in one person, why not? It's your museum. You can do whatever you want. What am I missing? Because those three come to mind immediately.

Am I missing anything else? I did win a pickleball third place. The trophy? And I pick a tournament. It's a medal. It's when I tore my ankle and I still finish the tournament and still finish third. There you go. I got to the third place game and won that third place game.

I don't know if that deserves that. Oh, you know what I do? Maybe. I put my books. I have three bestsellers. Of course. So I put them up as one in like a frame going, you don't have to write books to be successful book writing. I didn't know what I was doing. So I put that up. That's four. So we're still professional? Did you put the fickle ball? I did. I did. Nah. Okay. So we're doing books. So if you stay professional, your red microphone?

Just like a general. Yeah, that's kind of. Or just like the whole desk. Because Garvey. Brooks gave me that chair. Oh, it's like when we were on our cruise, they set up your entire desk and people. That was crazy. That's cool. It was really neat by them. And they'll probably do it again next year. You guys should come on our cruise because we're doing a cruise in March of next year.

And they set up my exact desk, red microphone, exact chair, everything that was on the desk. And people just got to go take pictures by it if they thought it was cool. And we have a lot of listeners. I mean, let's be honest, it's all of our listeners on that boat. It's awesome. Yeah, I like that too. the desk. I do have a pair of headphones, though, that I've had since the very, very, very beginning that I taped up. Remember those? I kept going forever. Oh, yeah. That I probably put on there.

Mike, am I forgetting anything? What about your celebrity softball bill? Oh, I for sure. When I was MVP in the celebrity softball game at All-Star Weekend. Yeah, MLB. MLB, yes. That's good. Yeah, that's fun. Anything? What would you put in yours? Give me one. One? Yeah. No, I'm not saying you only have one. No, no, no, I know. I don't want to have to think. I don't only have one. I mean, I mean, mine is kind of professional and personal, but whenever, when I got my first Gracie Award and my mom got to be there, I have a picture me and my mom at the Gracies. That's good. So probably that framed. But then also from that, too, something you gave me was you did my, um, you, you introduced me and did a speech to call me on stage. And then at some point later, you printed that out and framed it

for me. That's true. So I would just maybe have a little Gracie's, it'd be a little Gracie's vignette. And it could be like, my mom, a nice picture, the trophy, and then Bobby's speech. An exhibit. I'm doing an exhibit with my books. That's fun. Eddie, what's your exhibit?

I mean, my one thing that comes to mind is my guitar that the one guitar I used for the entire Raging Idiots career. And not because I loved that guitar, but that was my only guitar. But, I mean, we toured the whole country in that thing. Played some big shows. Huge shows. A huge shows. Played some tiny restaurant shows when we first started.

for eight people. Yeah. Open for Garth Brooks with it in a football stadium. Uh-huh. Yeah, that's good. You got to put the pictures around it, though, to show that we played barbecue restaurants for 11 people, and eventually we played for 100,000 people as main support for Garth Brooks. Like chronological, where it started and where it got.

Lunchbox? Probably my prom king crown. I mean, that's just the best thing that's ever happened. And it shows you how I'm thought of in society and where I stand in people's eyes as the top, the king, you know, so I wear the crown so I'd put the crown there. Then in high school, they thought of you as dad. Yeah, but then it just continued throughout life.

It was foreshadowing. It was foreshadowing about things to come. Can't argue with that, can't we guys? Now you're the king of your house. That's right. King of this castle. Not the king in here. Not the king in or his house. We've heard the clips. We know. We know. We know. Where's the pants? I feel like he almost said queen, but

did you all catch that? Is the queen of your double-wife? No. He said the king. the queen. I never said the king or the, I never said. You caught yourself. You never said the queen. You said the king, the quit,

and then you. You paused? I heard it. Yeah. Thank you for the email. All right. Close it up. Thank you.

I am going to do at least one more week of giving Tuesday. Okay. Why are you groaning? I can't wait to hear what people need now. Oh, are you groaning?

Oh, Taylor Swift is having a concert. I can't afford the $1,000 tickets. Will you buy them for me? Bobby. I don't think she's touring. She's busy. She just got married. Will you quick recap Giving Tuesday? So Bobby doesn't like to go into his DMs

because they can just be a little bit of a downer. So he goes in every Tuesday to check things out. And in addition to checking things just on one day, he thought, why not make it positive as well? So he goes in and checks DMs from people

that are sharing like, hey, I've got this going on. Would you like to sponsor the barbecue team at this high school or this softball team or I want tickets to Nintendo land and I can't go. And then Bobby Venmo's the money and becomes either a sponsor of an activity or a trip and it turns his DMs into something really, really positive instead of negative. Yeah, I did dogs last week, helped a couple dog surgeries. I paid off most of a student loan for somebody, which I thought was really fun. I'm very selfish about this guys. I've realized this. What do you mean?

I find things that I relate to. Oh, because you like that's, but that's, it's your money. That makes sense. You do like softball. But even like dogs. I love dogs. Like, eating barbecue. Yeah, and you like, um.

And like the student loan thing. Like I know. So, but that's okay because it's your, you know, that you're giving it. Okay. I have three this week. Okay. And I'm going to keep the names out. Just for personal privacy reasons.

Hey, Bobby, hope you're having a great day and that you can get Matt Jones. Jones off your enemy list. My daughter just got new leg braces to help with her cerebral palsy. They cost blank blank. My wife is the champion when it comes to our daughter's medical needs. We really could use some help if, da, da, da, da, boom. Paid for those leg braces. Wow.

That's not good. That's not good. That's going to be a lot of money. Why did you say that's not good? In my mind, I was like, oh my gosh, it's going to be a lot of money. That's what I would have thought. But out loud in your mouth? Yeah.

Did you know why out loud in your mouth? You said that's not good. No, I just thought like, oh my gosh. Did you mean to not say that's not good? In my mind, I was thinking that's a lot of money. But I didn't have to select it. I know what you did. Of course.

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I feel blessed to be able to help folks. I'm not going to say I'm lucky. I ain't lucky. I've worked hard and I've strategizers the crap out to getting here. So I'm not lucky. However, I'm blessed so I want to help other people. Next up. Giving Tuesday,

let's put my faith in humanity. Thank you for doing what you're doing. I don't normally ask for help, but we don't have our rent. With my health declining dramatically and working has been very hard. There's some personal stuff there. I won't say that. My husband has not been able to work for three weeks. but we're behind on bills

this is how far we are. Thank you. Ben Mo paid that. One more. Do you have any beef with that? You just want to save your beefs to the end, like a graduation? No, no, no.

See, the clapping? You clap, yeah. This is what I'm going to say about these. These are necessary things. The other ones are superficial that don't really, you're just giving stuff to give, like, that don't need it. Like, leg braces. She needs them to walk.

Okay. understand that. Like you, someone can't afford that. But sending them, we're going to go there again. Nintendo World is not a necessity. I don't always think it's a necessity. Well, that's what I'm talking about. Experiences are great for people.

That's when I get, okay, go to a park. It's free. But what about when I paid for partially the barbecue team or the archery team to go to their. Pretty ridiculous. Okay. Just making sure. I don't know where your line is, like a school trip.

Yeah. Okay. Next up. I've been a part tour on the podcast. for as long as it's been going. I can only listen to the show via podcast because you're not in my region anymore. We live in Reno.

I found you eight years ago. I busted my tooth. A fight broke out where I was. I was hit and pushed from behind and fell flat on my face. Busted lip, front tooth cracked in half. Me being a mom. Still paying off.

This is how much left. Any help would be appreciated. I paid that. Any beef there? or you feel good about that? Yeah, it sounds like she was up to something mouthing off at a bar. It sounds like she got in an altercation

and now her tooth got messed up and she wants someone to pay for it. I think that one's a little ridiculous. Okay. Was she involved in the fight? I didn't get that. No, she got hit from behind. She was an innocent victim.

It's always, it's just like your kids. I left out a couple things. I left out a couple things because I don't want people to be identified if they don't want to be identified. So that's what's up. That is giving Tuesday. I don't know if I'm going to do it next week.

I'm week to week at this point. I enjoy helping. I did have... What would be the reason to not continue it? I know. You ready? Ready? I found out that somebody I gave money to

didn't use the money for what I gave me. How'd you find that out? How'd you find that out? Shocking. I've been telling you that for weeks. Was it Nintendo Land? It wasn't. But here's the thing.

I would rather help people and be screwed over occasionally than not help anybody at all and have a bunch of people that are screwed over they don't have help. I'm okay with somebody every once in a while screw me over. Yeah, it's like tax. Is that what it is?

I'm taxed. Yeah. So that's it. I don't want this to be. This is this segment. I promise you is not a hey, everybody look at me and if it starts to feel like that, I'm out because I don't want it to be that. I don't like to go into comments. I don't like to go into DMs, but I still want to hear from our listeners and I've, this has been

an exercise for me. So that is it. That is giving Tuesday for this week. Anybody else have anything to say before we get out? Okay, I don't, if I don't do it, I don't know. So we're wrapping it up. I don't know. Who knows?

I might do it again next Tuesday. Tie a bow on it, say goodbye. Why are you mad if I'm actually able to help people and enjoy doing it? I don't know. Feels like people are just making up things now to come and get some money. He just wants to be the recipient. Maybe. That's it.

Maybe they are. And I'm okay. And look, I don't want you to get taken advantage of, man. You would love for me to be taking advantage of. It does feel good when you found out someone didn't do it. That feels good. That did happen. But it's okay.

It's only one that I know of. And I don't follow up. I just want to help. I needed help growing up. I love to help people. There we go. The big news from over the weekend, too, was that Summer and John Party announced their divorce.

They were getting divorced. John Party has, Might have a little dirt on my boots. Or he has... Hardick on the dance floor. Hardick on the dance floor. Moving through my... my mind. Oh, you got there, good.

So the first question is, did Ray predict this one? Now, years ago, Ray put a couple in country music in an envelope and said he heard they're getting a divorce and he sealed it and he never told who it was. I know who it was. But Ray Mundo, did you predict this one? I didn't predict this one. It was not that. So this is not it either?

This is not it either. And Ray has kept a list of all these celebrity divorce. divorces in country music over the past couple years. Go ahead. Yeah, since I made my prediction put in the envelope, there's been a shocking number of country divorces. Here you go. Carly and Michael Ray.

Carly Pierce. Kelsey and Morgan Evans. Ballerini. Say their last names too. Marin Morris and Ryan Hurd. Ballerini. Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman. Oh, that's a big one.

Jelly Roll and Bunny Roll. A bunny roll. That works. And then John party and summer party. None of them were in Ray's envelope. I know Ray's envelope and I thought when I saw it, that was completely wrong and there was no chance. But what do I know? But I'm sad to see this for John in summer.

I know John really well. We haven't been as close in the past a year and a half or so, but two kids does that and he's on the road. But I have been really close to John. and, you know, not super shocked. I think I'll leave it at that. You? No, I mean, I'd seen some stuff. Yeah, we'll leave it there.

We'll leave it there. Yeah. I love them both. I hope for the best for both of them. I don't want to say too much because that one's a little personal to me, but if I don't address it, they're like, oh, you're not talking about your friends.

And I think they're committed to co-parenting well together. They have two awesome daughters. Just great. And they are both, I love them both. So we hope that John and Summer find happiness in whatever way they desire. Is that a good thing to say? Yeah. It's not easy to have to make that decision and then put it out.

And then, yeah, you've got your kids. That's true. I do want to play a voicemail. Ray, hit number one. That girl kayaking from California to Hawaii finally made it yesterday. I know you guys have talked about it on the show in the past. Congrats to her. Eddie brought this up a couple times.

I saw, and I saw her TikTok, but like she never, I saw on other people's TikToks that she made it. But on her TikTok, she never made it. She saw the island. She's like, there it is. I can see it. But I checked last night and I was like, there's nothing posted of her like, I'm on the island, which I thought was weird. Professional River Guide Kelsey Finler. It's the same person, right?

Yeah. She made history by completing a solo row from California to Hawaii. she rode on the water 2,400 miles. It's crazy, dude. Here's people cheering for her at the finish line. First American woman, youngest woman, fastest person to complete the challenge solo. And let me say, she gained millions of followers. KRON4 with that audio from rowing.

Yeah, you can just see the slow climb of everyone following her as she went and went and went. And like the journey was pretty cool. Like just to see, you think it's like a girl, first off, all along. alone in the ocean, no protection, and there are just all these, like, tankerships going right by her, and they're like radioing her. Like, are you okay? Like, she's like, no, I'm good. I'm trying to road to Hawaii.

Oh, they're talking with them. Yeah. Can I ask a question? Yeah. And I don't mean anything by it. When you said she's a girl. I heard that. Yeah, what's, what's wrong?

No, nothing is wrong. I'm wondering what you meant by that. I meant like, I would never send my wife alone. Like, I worry when my wife travels alone to like, you know, Charlotte. Like, I'm like, you're going to drive by her. herself to Charlotte. Because she's a woman? Yes, I'm worried for you, yes. Because, again, I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just wondering where your mind goes when you say that about women. Because I am her

protector and I am just letting her go into the wilderness all by herself. Yes. Got it, got it, got to. And I think she's either married or has a boyfriend or something. So if your wife had this as a goal, you wouldn't let her go. I'd be right behind her. Oh, that'd be tough. I'd be in one of those tinkers like, I'm not. No, I'd be on one of those lake bikes from church camp that had the little on it. Yeah. How do we have? The bikes, though, the paddles? Yeah, that's what I'd be on.

You also break a record? Okay, I hear you. I would just say I feel traditionally dudes do stupid crazy stuff. But I didn't know it was a whole women are weaker thing. No, it's not weaker. It's to me. More vulnerable?

Yeah, vulnerable woman out at sea. Because of the men and tankers? Because an animal doesn't identify. Men like to do things to women. Yeah. Okay. Because y'all are. Yes.

It's awful. We're not y'all, but She's pointing at you specifically. What do you mean? Okay, I got you. I just wanted to know because we're going to be asked about that comment. I just wanted you to be able to say what you felt. That was my thought.

Like, just, it's all I care about. An 11-year-old boy saves a guy from drowning at an apartment complex on Lexington. He's 11, and he saved a man. When Avery Woolery noticed a man unconscious at the bottom of the pool and no one else to jump in, He put on his goggles, dove in. 11 years old pulls him up. Hit it.

Someone's got to do something. No one was doing anything. So I put on my goggles. I went under water. I grabbed him up. That was 11-year-old Avery Woolery. He made a split-second decision that might have saved a man's life. After he pulled a man out of the pool, who he says was drowning last night right here at Lexington Square Apartments.

Avery's dad, Sean. He says Avery got the man to the surface of the water. And then others helped get him out of the pool doing CPR until officials around. arrive to step in. The Lexington Fire Department tells us the man was in serious condition when they took him to the hospital. WKTY News with that. Shout out that 11-year-old. It's funny because he hasn't had a puberty voice change yet. And it's like, how do you feel good? Well, I saw the guy and went after I got him. Put my goggles on. Yeah, he got it. Good for him. Amazing. Elton John has just signed a multi-million dollar deal for a hologram show at the Hard Rock in Las Vegas.

Wait. What? He's still alive. Correct. He can actually get the money from this. But he's not going to be there? No. It's a hologram show.

Interesting. Maybe the first couple. But I would imagine tickets also aren't as expensive for a hologram show and they can do three a night. I would go to this. I wouldn't expect him to be there. Well, yeah. I wouldn't have the expectation if this is going to be an Elton John show. But I think it would be so fun to go to.

a hologram show for somebody that's famous. I guess I would just have a different expectation of it. I know. I feel like if they were dead, it'd be really cool, but he's still alive. That seems weird. But it is more difficult to see him, and if he's overseas, like... I just think it would be such cool music. Okay, would you like to go watch for relatively cheap? An Elton John tribute guy playing all of the songs?

Yeah, I get your point. I mean, it's Vegas. Yeah, it'd probably be a cool activity. And because it's happening at the hard rock, you know what's going to be awesome production. Oh yeah. I went to watch Pink Floyd's laser show once. I'm not a Pink Floyd fan

per se. I really enjoyed that and that wasn't a hologram. They were just shooting it. It was like a light bright up there. Yeah, they just play their music and do laser shows with it. And I liked that. So I would go to this and I think they're also

yeah, they're going to play all the hits and I think he shows up occasionally. That would be cool. How do they do that? What's the technology behind? Dude, I don't know how a TV works. I know you're asking, I don't know, I don't know how a radio works. Hologram just sounds so complicated. So, we, like, we went to the Rat Pack once, Eddie and I, to watch the, but they were impersonators.

We paid money for this. That was terrible. Oh, yeah, we all went. For his fantasy football, wasn't there? Awful. I loved it. Oh, my God. Eddie loved it.

The rest of our group, I forgot it was fantasy football. I apologize for not putting you in that mix. Yeah, it was at the Rio, man. I remember it. We sat there and I was like, what are we doing? I loved it. They hated it. Would you go to Elton John?

Yeah, I mean the hologram, yes. Would you go to Michael Jackson hologram? Yes. That would be awesome, right? And I would even pay more for that. If you're alive, I'm going to pay less. If your dad would pay more, which is, it seems weird. Fair enough.

A man has started to go fund me for a weiner enlargement. You know it's giving Tuesday, guys. Stop. It's giving Tuesday. So like that one, lunchbox? So, like, how much does that cost? So he has, I want to be gentle here, a medical condition called a micrope. Really?

Mm-hmm. It is 0.38 inches. Oh, no. That's so sad. He needs a lot of money. I think $6 million from TMZ. Six million? Well, look, it just says, I want to read you this.

That's crazy. He started to go fund me with hopes of raising. It says $6,000, but that can't be right. No, it can be maybe $6,000. No, no, no. Any surgery is going to cost more than that. Okay, but six to jump to even 60,000, like if you think of a breast augmentation. Mike, will you find the number?

It's got to be six million. No, it cannot be six million. You can't, it cannot cost that. It's not even an inch. They got to get it from somewhere. It's barely a quarter inch. Hey, so barely a quarter inch resting face? Yeah, I think so, resting face.

It has to be. Mike, it's 6K. Thank you. I knew it. You know what? He deserves six million. You know what? You're right.

It does not have a number. We've just... I know, but I did my, in my head, what... I should just do all of it for them then. Breast augmentations may cost anywhere from depending on you're going to 5,000 to 30,000. But they do those all the time and they have that supply. Right, but you're just in, like, I don't know what, I don't know what they have to do because then does it still work? I think you should be given $6 million by the government just for living with it.

Is it always... I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. It seems complicated. It's like a slinky.

You know. When you throw down the stairs? Oh my God. North Carolina man had visions of his lottery win before hitting for $100,000. That's cool. He was having visions of lottery luck before the power ball drawing. Don't you feel like, though, this happens to 93% of people? You always envision it.

Yeah, I always envision myself winning. I win crap. And this was just a one. Yes. The time it works, you'll be. be able to say lunchbox. I had a vision. Karen tops the list of the most judged names. I'd like to shout out every Karen out there because you got a raw deal. That's unfortunate. You got the rawest of deals. And you know what?

I know a Karen and she's awesome. And I hate that for her. Her name is now associated with somebody who is a problematic middle-aged white woman. That sucks. So shout out to Karen's everywhere because you have to live with that and I don't like that for you justice for Karen's so Karen tops the list here it's not all women you want to take a guess number two

it's a man name okay it's kind of the doucheous man name really yeah oh don't they have isn't the equivalent to that Chad well that's the name Chad I didn't know it was the equivalent but that's the doucheousy it was the equivalent

I heard I couldn't remember though if my brain was but Chad is what came to mind so Chad is not Number two, Donald, John, and Damien. All the rest are guys. I was always kind of weirded out when people would name their kid Damian, literally, the devil. Yeah.

Yeah, that is weird. What are the other ones? Damien. Damon doesn't matter. Damon's cool. Damien. Right. Yeah, Damien.

Like my friend, also, I always thought this word. My friend Saton, he. And Dimon. Does anyone do Lucy? Oh, yeah. There are no Lucifer kids. There are no Lucifer kids. I think people have tried though and then they get shut down.

Maybe, but there are no Lucifer children at kindergarten doing roll call. Because that is straight up the devil. Unless Lucy for girls. It's short for Lucifer. Short for Lucifer. A Florida dad is arrested after letting his eight-year-old ride a jet ski by himself. Oh. That's tough.

All right. Debate. Eight years old, would you let him ride a jet ski by themselves? Can I go first without an eight-year-old? Yes. I have a three-month-old. If I have an eight-year-old that I feel like is mature for eight, I think I could see him just driving around close because when I was 11,

Arkansas Keith had me driving a standard truck in the woods to go pick him up because we hunt him with dogs and you'd have to get in front of the dogs because they were usually chasing a deer. and so I was 11 driving a truck. But you were in like a really remote area. I agree. I'm just telling you where my mindset is. I was mature enough to do that. Secondly, I worked at a marina for a long time.

And fixed boats, rented boats, jet skis, all of that. And I just would see kids on them and that we really didn't have a lot of problems. Sometimes they drive them a little fast in. I think the right eight-year-old can have a little bit of leeway. but that is based on my life experiences. Now, we have people that have eight-year-olds. Eddie? Yeah, I think eight-year-old might be a little too young.

Like, my son is seven and he has a little motorcycle, but it's tiny, and it only goes, like, 15 miles per hour. Now, if you can get a jet ski that's tiny and only goes like... Is it a normal jet ski? No, I think that's too young. Lunchbox? As much as I want to be the cool dad and let my almost eight-year-old ride on a jet ski by himself, he doesn't know the laws of the water and how to look both ways when he's crossing the street walking. So zoom it out into a lake, he's not going to look both ways and too close to a boat.

And if it falls off, oh, man, that's bad news. If he falls off, what do you mean? The kid. Well, you got to be on a jacket. No, no, he'll have a jacket, but it'll stop. But if it starts floating, he ain't able to swim to catch it. So in my mind, he's not let free in the open water just go off. He's like able to just drive around.

Yeah. Like, this is just my mind, my story. So you're not worried about other people, like him knowing the laws of the water and other people. Because what's the... It's still illegal, by the way, in my world, in my life. But I'm just saying I would not go, hey, take an hour or eight-year-old and we'll see you, go ride it around. I mean, because if he's just doing circles around the little cove by the dock, I'm going to go for it, dude. So a Florida father has to appear in a court after police found his eight-year-old son riding a jet ski all by himself near Lido Key.

Now, this kid was given a little freedom. See? The Sarasota Police Department said It's Marine Patrol Unit Stopped the young boy on a personal watercraft In body camera footage The officer asked the boy Where his parents were

And he pointed them over to his father When officer spoke to the dad He said he did not think it was illegal And he said the boy was proficient In riding a jet ski Now they did not say this kid was doing anything wrong I think he just looked like a tiny person Because what is the age 15, 14?

I would think when you drive a car You're going to drive a boat right? I think it's less, though. I can go to fact check, Mike, who's partially his new name here. To ride a jet ski alone, maybe it's 16. Oh, in Kentucky, it's 12. Okay. So now it depends on the water.

Every body of water might be different. Florida, you have to be 14 years old. Okay. Eight isn't as crazy if 12-year-olds get to do it, but you probably shouldn't let them. But again, I'm like this dad. If my kid knows what he's doing, I'm probably not going to have a hard time with it. Yeah, it's between 12 and 15. So summer 12.

There are no eight. In Arkansas, I'm surprised at ain't eight. Yeah. 12 is the youngest. In Arkansas it's like, you in kindergarten? You can go. Get out there. A man thought he had brain cancer.

It turned out he had worms instead. That's a win. Because if you think you have brain cancer and you know, it's only worms? I guess it's how deep the worms are. Can you die from worms? Yeah. So a guy had really bad headaches and seizures, thought he had a brain tumor, goes in.

He had a tapeworm larvae living in a. brain. Oh my gosh. I hate the word larva. The parasite believed to have entered his body after eating uncooked pork or contaminated food caused a condition called neurocysitis in which the tapeworm form forms cysts in the brain. They treat him with the medication.

His symptoms improved. So I guess he's okay now Gizmodo with that story, but he had worms in his brain from food. From food. I wonder how it goes from eating the pork to like actually worm getting in your head. Like, how does it, like, climb it, graduating, graduating up? Yeah, I wonder if it's, is it bloodstreamed though? I don't know. Oh, I thought you knew.

I was guessing. Or is it just going through the body. Like, all right, I'm going to go up the check. He's got his ways on. All right, take it left here at the old cornea. We're going to get to my exit. We prefer the brain. Okay, there you go.

That's the news. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Desiree Simone. was on the phone with her grandpa, and on that call, she learned that when he was in high school, he wanted a Levi's jacket. 1974.

He'd been dreaming of it since then, but he could never afford it. Well, she tracked down a vintage Levi's denim jacket for her grandpa's 67th birthday, and then she captured this whole reaction, put it on social media, and it obviously went viral and people were freaking out, but it was just a really thoughtful gift from a granddaughter. Like, everybody kind of feels like pretty good in a denim jacket, right? Yeah, it's classic. Right, you put it on and maybe you don't wear it often, I don't. But if I put on a good, and I have a nice denim jacket,

about twice a year I wear it, and I look in the mirror and go, not bad, my friend. Not bad. Right, does everybody feel that way about a denim jacket? I don't think I've ever worn one. Yeah, never. Ever? Like a blue jean denim jacket?

Yeah. Uh-uh. Oh, what's I? Sorry. What do you? You know what? You know what? We're going to do it, tell me something good and make that happen for you.

I'm watching the video. It is really cool. Do you have something from high school that you always wanted that maybe your grand ticket you wanted? No, I've already bought it all. Oh, you bought it yourself? Here's the thing. In high school, very poor. Now, not very poor.

So anything I've wanted I got now. So you're your granddaughters. It's why I'm terrible at birthdays for birthdays. Like, what are you going to buy me? You know? Great story. I did see a 91-year-old comedian on TikTok and he walks out. Obviously, 91, it's kind of hard to even walk around.

And he walks out. And he's like, hey, everybody. It's a big deal for me. It's my first show, but it's kind of sad. My parents weren't able to make it tonight. That's funny. That was funny. That's the only joke I saw in there.

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Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I talked to John Stamos, which was super We're cool. We're talking Uncle Jesse. We're talking Full House. We're going to talk about Bob Saggett and how Full House almost got canceled. This is awesome. Here he is John Stamos. So you did comedy and you did you know Sagitt? I did not. I met him once. And you guys stayed close, right? Yes. We didn't start off close. You know, he, both him and Dave, all they really care about was making like the crew laugh. especially Bob, and it was distracting for a lot of it. We didn't get along at all for the first couple years. And then I think it was maybe the third or third year for, something like that. Bob's sister got scleridermal, which he spent the rest of his life advocating and

raising money for this horrific disease. Dave's sister got cancer. And my sister had got diagnosed with a brain tumor. But then Bob just, we just ended up being best friends. And then we were just there for each other through every, you know, all the ups and of life, divorces and marriages. And I just loved him so dearly. And it was such a tragic loss.

Just one day, just in a blink of an eye, he was gone. And he was such a, he was bombastic with his, bombastic with his love. Like he, you know, he was, he would text you 50 times a day and then call you 20 times to make sure that you got the text and then leave message. You know, he was that kind of guy. And, you know, just losing him has been a real, you know, life has just been, just a little not as funny you know whenever he joined that show because

I've seen the pilot and it wasn't him was that awkward for you guys when they switched out that character that's a good question I think I felt bad for the guy but it wasn't like we didn't know the show was going to be and the show wasn't a hit like for the first season it wasn't like oh that guy's really losing out and something we were just shooting a pilot and we didn't really know what we had and I think

you know the chemistry of the show is something that you can't I think the show, I don't know if the show would have been the same with the original guy, obviously. It was a little weird. I think I was more pissed that I had to go back and reshoot those scenes. The show itself was, like, you know, I was coming off of General Hospital and I worked with Jack Klugman. And I was doing some sophisticated, more sophisticated comedy. I always wanted to be on a show, like Happy Days, LeBron Shirley and Morgan made like Gary Marshall shows. Really, in the beginning, it really wasn't that for me.

And it took me a while to sort of settle in. And it took the studio. The show was going to be canceled about halfway through. And our writer-producer, Jeff Franklin, took a scene to the network. And it was a scene with Michelle and I. And Dave was in it too, I think we were trying to give her medicine. We're trying to do this thing. And it was this chemistry between Michelle and Jesse.

And they were like, that, that's what we want. That we want the show to be that. So we started writing towards that. And it picked up a little bit in the ratings. But the truth is that they put us on in the summer after who's the boss. and whose boss was a big hit with Tony Danza. And that, in turn, sort of gave us the audience, and then they came back the second season to watch us.

Coincidentally, years earlier, I caught my first girlfriend who I was madly in love in bed with Tony Danza. So somehow... Is that real? It's a true story. Yeah. No way. Yeah.

No word. Who's her house? Her house? Your house. It was her house. Yeah, it's her house. He was the boss that day. But, you know, his show helped Full House become successful, so it's kind of a little circle. John Stamos, Uncle Jesse on Full House, was talking with him, and Full House never had a final episode, which is kind of weird because it was on for so long.

And then what was it like working with the Olson twins? Here we go, John Stamos. How did they tell you that Full House was coming to an end? We didn't know, it shouldn't have come to an end because it was in the top 15 or 20 when a, you know, when it's still millions of people watching it. They were kind of like, we think it's going to be canceled. They wanted to go to the WB. The WB was a new thing.

They said, well, we were doing on the WB. I'm like, maybe we won't. I was sort of ready to go and I think the twins were, or were ready to move on too. So they said that we asked for too much money. That wasn't it. They wanted to go to the WB and WB was like, or the CW, one of those. I think it was maybe the WB and do it for cheaper or whatever. And so we didn't really know what was ending.

That's why it wasn't like a great last ending show. It was just kind of like, I think Michelle fell off a horse or something. It wasn't like we geared up, you know, for the final, like some of the great last episodes of television, you know. We just kind of just sort of threw it together and it was what it was. When you're working with twins, but they're playing the same person, but they're also babies, did they have different personalities and you had to work with them differently? Yeah, I think one of the girls was better for like,

sort of the emotional scenes, you know, and when the sappy music started playing, and Uncle's it, you know, and the other one was kind of funnier. So it kind of broke, I can't remember which was which, but it's taken me so many years to really go, like, oh, I get it.

My son started watching. Mostly watches it to mock me. Like, I'll say, you know, Billy, put away your Legos. You got it, dude. But for the most part, there was no central character on that show. The central character was love.

And, like, being a family guy now, and you'll see, it just was like a really great show for, you know, for someone like my son, he's eight now, and he's been watching for a few years. And, you know, I get it. It's taken me a long time. I didn't get it for the long time. I was like, why are people still watching this and syndication and what was it that really touched them, you know, but I'm starting to understand it now. I just can't believe that I'm still around and still getting jobs and I get to meet people like you who say, like,

oh, I like Full House or I like that show or I went to Japan to fight Jesse the Rippers. You know, I just am just full of gratitude. And, you know, that show is, It's part of it. I mean, I just don't feel like a, I'm grateful that I've gotten to do so much other work over the years. I've been on Broadway. I got to do, you know, I still continue to get to do really good stuff. And so I've fully embraced Uncle Jesse in the whole thing and people want to call me Uncle Jesse. It's great. I was doing a play. I was on Broadway years. The last time I did a show there, it was with James Earl Jones. It was a show called The Best Man by Gorborda. It was a serious, you know, three-hour drama. And I'm going toe to toe with James Earl Jones, who, you know, and Dad,

was one of the greatest living actors of our generation for sure. Passed away. At the end of it, I said to him, I said, we were walking. He called me Little John, said a little John. And I called him Big Daddy. As a Big Daddy, you've done something for me that nobody's done. You have given me a sense of legitimacy. You've changed people's perception of who I am and what kind of actor I am.

And being on that stage with you eight times a week has really changed people's, you know, the way they look at me. And right then the stage door opened and there was a bunch of fans at the gate at the door. And it was like, Uncle Jesse. Uncle Tessie, say have mercy, and I couldn't look at him. I was like, oh, God. And when I finally looked up, there was someone by him with a phone saying,

James, could you say, Luke, I'm your father? And we both looked at each other. I said, so we are to them. And that's okay, you know. So that was kind of a roundabout way of saying that I'm okay with all of them. That full interview is over an hour long. I mean, way over an hour long. And it kind of goes off the rails.

It was so funny. To me, it was super neat to talk to John Stamo. but you can hear that full interview, just go search for the Bobbycast, wherever you get your podcasts on IHartRadio, or if you want to watch it, it is on Netflix. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay home, it's not been good. The St. Paul Saints are a minor league baseball team in Minnesota. They're about to start their game last week.

The national anthem's going when Walter Jenkins, our top prospect, sees a kid in the stands kind of wobbling, wobbling. He runs over, catches them as he faints. and carries him to the dugout so the head trainer can work on him. Turns out heat stroke, the little boy who collapsed, and the trainer was able to give him some ice packs on his head and make him feel better. He was singing the national anthem, or was it during the national anthem. It was during the national anthem. He's on the field.

Yes, and he sees this kid. Whoa, whoa. And he caught the kid. The kid starts stumbling to the side. Weird. I couldn't, well, he's like 12. I mean, he's wiped out by something, not drugs, because he's 12. But yeah, I can tell if he was singing or not.

And he just starts stumbling to the side. And the player next to him is like, dude, do you, do you, okay, dude, you, uh-oh. And then just picks him up, throws him over his shoulder. Jenkins. Yeah, his name is Walker, Walker, Walker, Drink Jenkins. You got there. You got there. He's Walker, Walker, no, no, no.

He was having trouble speaking. I was not called him Walter, but it's Walker. Yeah, yeah. There you go. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Wake up, wake up in the morning And then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn

All right, all right now time at night's box, more game two School of Steve Reddavits trying to put you through Backdies right in this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this This is the Bobby Vaughn's story All right now time for the morning corny The Morning Corny. Where do double agents shop for their groceries?

Where do double agents shop for their groceries? At Trader Joe's. Trater Joe's. Traitor Joe's. Traitor Joe's. That was the Morning Corny. Do you watch the agency? I have. I haven't circled back.

Is there a new season? All the way up. All the way up to what? It's all up. Like it's all available. How many? I don't know. We've only watched three of them.

Oh, see, I've only seen season one. That's what I'm saying. Season two is out. Oh, sweet. And it's all up. Okay, cool. I will go back. That show is so good.

You just can't be distracted. Mm-hmm. They're not totally talking to you, but a little bit. No, I understand that because I felt that way on season one. I had to lock in. Ten episodes. It's one of the best shows now on, if you like that kind of thing. Is that American?

Yeah. Okay. They live not in America, but it's the CIA. But yeah, the agency is awesome. So, all right, voicemail, give it to me, Ray. Bro, sending scuba to Vegas for a pop a shot? Like, what are you doing? You'd have better luck.

And then Eddie to Hawaii for a math competition or Abby to Florida for trivia. Like, hey, send lunchbox to California for a shoulder stretching competition. They all have a better shot than scuba. What? So I am paying for scuba Stephen Ray to go to Las Vegas to compete in a pop a shot competition, the kind of thing at Davenbusters. they went once. They drove themselves to Chicago,

and Ray got close. Scuba was terrible. But he's been practicing, right? Yes. I've been practicing. That is not. But it's not about Scoba so much winning. It's about Scuba documenting it for Ray

because Ray is the one that got really close to making the championship. Yeah. Exactly. Lots of great video content coming your way. Yes. So you're all covered. You got your flights done. Flites hotel, everything, tickets to the NBA game.

get us in there and everything. It's fully covered. Car rented. We are set and ready to go. Okay, so are you leaving this weekend? Or next weekend? We're leaving this week. You are leaving this week. Oh, yeah. Dang. Yeah. They're going to come back champions. I can already tell. Somebody is. Somebody is. What do you say? It's definitely not scuba. It's not supposed to be scuba. Scova is going as the content gatherer. However, scuba is playing as well. You got to do better than 80 last time. Oh, I know I'll do better than 80 this time, for sure. Ray, what did you get last time? 141 was my high in Chicago at that venue.

And so what are you aiming for this time in Vegas? The leader in the Chicago one was 160. If you get 160, you win the thing. So 160. I saw you were practicing on your Instagram story. Yeah. What'd you do? What's your best?

183. Let's go, Ray. Let's go. And I've been practicing with sunglasses on just so that it's almost a blindfold type thing. it's all muscle memory. It's not even using my eyes. I like that. Well, no, sunglasses you can see through it.

If you do it with a blindfold, that would be like a blindfold thing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, but things are off when you have sunglasses on. Or are they better? I'm not for me. Hey, if you look good, you feel good.

You feel good. You play good. You play good. They pay good. Okay. So, yeah, they're headed off this weekend to go to Vegas to compete in that. But you're right about all that. I didn't just send scuba.

Scuba's going to go, but he's going to document it. By Tuesday, Reviews Day. I finished season four from which is that show where these people are in this town, they can't get out, and at night these zombie things come along. It's an awesome show. And nobody watches it because it's on MGM Plus, but it's A plus.

I finish season four. I'm going to give season four out of five pistols. It's the worst of the four seasons, but it's also really good as a fourth season, and there's only one left. This season was really setting up the final season, which is kind of annoying. But if you haven't watched From yet, it's so good.

I hate horror movies. And this thing definitely at times feels horre-y. I was starting to say hoary. My wife's like, that's not a thing to say. Horror. Horror. Yeah, she got to put the or. That lies ore on there.

Er. Yeah. So from four out of five pistols. And nobody else is watching it, I assume. Nope. No, my daughter, and she's with you. She loves it. It's so good.

Yeah. So, Amy, go. imperfect women that's on Apple Plus. Carrie Washington is in it. And I give it 3.5 out of five mysterious deaths. Movie, not a show. Oh, show. Did you say that?

Yeah. I don't know if I did. It's a series on Apple Plus. What was that show you were watching them that you said, it could be great. It could be terrible. It's from a book. Herman Melville wrote it.

What? The guy that Roe Movie Dick. Exactly. It was on Netflix and you said it's a book and you were giving us the whole run through and you were like, it's good but I don't know if everybody loves it. Oh, we haven't? I haven't. I read that book. Strangers on vacation?

No, chase me if you can or something. No. What? I don't know, man. You're telling us about some show on Netflix last week. Okay. And you're like, you're not done with it. Well, I know that you.

It's British. Really? Yeah, I don't know. Oh, man. Time flies. I, I know. know that I started Strangers the book, which I finished that, and I give that four and a half out of five divorces. But you're the one that told me that was going to be a show on Netflix.

And Guineph Palchos is going to be the star? I'm going to find this show. I'm glad you will. You're going to go, oh, my goodness, that's it. And you're like, oh, my brain. Okay, I will find him. I will find him. I will find him.

Yes, yes, yes. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. You don't even know what you're watching. She's Googling to see what it's about. No, no, no, no. I don't have to see what it's about.

Let me just see a little something. So you know what he's talking about it? Hold on. Yeah. It was written by Harlan Coben. Okay, so I didn't read this book, but I did watch, I will find you. I watched all of it. Okay, did you fully review it?

I did. I forgot I watched it. I had so much of session. I forgot that last week, yeah, you're right. Before I was like, I can't talk about it yet. Yes. I give it. I'll give that four out of five murdered sons.

Oh, I don't like those reviews. I know, but it's, you'll see. Now I don't want to see. Is that a spoiler? No, no, it's why, you know he's. Oh, no, she's spoiled it. I was going to say, you know, he's in jail. Oh, no.

So he's in jail too? Yeah. Yeah, well, the thing says here, I can read. That's why, because on Netflix it does say, from the. book by Harlan COVID. That's why I said Herman Melville. Arlen and Herman. So close.

It says a father in prison for a son's murder receives evidence suggesting his child may be alive. Sounds like everything's good there. Sounds like I am safe. Compelling him to escape and uncover the truth. Yeah. Okay. So those are your reviews.

It reminds me of prison break days. We will do the rest of the views on the podcast. Also on the podcast today, I did a 14 movie during my vacation, full review of every, of the 14 movies and teared them out. That's crazy.

14. You watched 14 movies. Yeah, watch 14 movies during the vacation. Okay, go check that out. Bobby Bone Show podcast, if you want to hear that. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day.

This story comes us from Chester, Maryland. A 30-year-old woman went into a Taco Bell placed her order and she's waiting. And she's waiting. And she thinks it's taken too long. So she goes and says, hey, guys, what's up with my order? You guys need to get work back there.

And when they said, ma'am, we're trying. She pulled up her shirt and said, see this? Takes the longer. I want you to meet me outside. And her waistband was a gun. Okay, I'm wondering. Okay, because I could get it if she lifted her shirt up and they were like, okay, yeah, we'll meet you outside.

That's what I thought. We'll go even faster. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. All right, voicemail me. The voicemail from Tuesday's podcast. I'm single and I didn't go on the cruise because I was too nervous to go alone.

So I'm putting it out there. If he's in, I'll join him and we'll have a little singles group and we can all meet up on the cruise. I don't know. His voice sounded kind of cute. Let me know. Hey, here's the thing about the voice sounding cute. It doesn't always translate. I would say it rarely translates.

Don't bet on somebody's voice sounding cute making them cute. Also don't bet on somebody's voice sounded ugly making them ugly. The voice really just doesn't matter when it comes to how somebody physically looks. Now, that being said, there was a listener who said, hey, if we go on your cruise next year, is it weird if we go alone? To which we said, I don't know. And that was a guy? Yeah.

It can still be a singles meetup, but you don't have to get with them. You just be single on the boat together. Yeah. That sounded like she was ready to hook up. Yeah, yeah. She said he sounded. We can have some fun. Well, the question was, with that last voicemail, was they wanted to go on our cruise and we go in March of next year.

Right? And would it be weird if they went by themselves? And I was asking you guys, would it be weird? And I wanted the honest answer. And you guys said, there's a lot of stuff to do, but you didn't know if there were any other single people. I think it would be fine if you went alone. Weird. I don't think it's weird.

No, I don't think it's weird. It's better for our chis. And we're a... What does that mean? Yeah, if you're a dude and you're by yourself, you look like a loser. You can make other friends.

I did a lot of stuff by myself in my life for a decade. Like, I went on vacations by myself. So I think I come from a different place. I think it's super cool to do things by yourself. There are times while you're doing things by yourself, you're going, oh, man, I'm by myself. But for the most part, as you're doing it, it's pretty fun.

But when you finish it, you're so much prouder of yourself for doing it. it. You feel like you stretched yourself in a way that maybe you never have and you've learned a little about yourself. I'm not trying to convince you to go on the cruise. We don't need. The cruise is selling wonderfully. But there are some cabins left, but I don't want you to come and be miserable. I'd rather you not come if you think you're going to be miserable. But I think it would be cool. For me, if I went by myself, I would enjoy it because I don't mind doing stuff by myself. And I feel better after I'm back because I go, I just challenge myself. And even if it didn't go well, I love that I put

myself out there to see. But, you know, before you commit or go to that, you know, try if you go to a coffee shop alone. Oh, other things. Like on land. Warm it out. Yeah, like, warm it out. Don't like just go into this all by yourself.

Like learn how to be comfortable being alone. I think you'll be fine. You're forced on this. If you go to a coffee shop alone and it sucks, you can just go home. This, you're trapped and that's awesome. You can't do anything about it except try to get better at being, like making friends. Yeah. It's not better at being alone, but making.

Making friends. Yeah. But there's a big pool on the boat. Like there's stuff where like you don't have to be with someone at the pool when you lay out, listen to music, on your headphones. There's so many activities. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

We can actually give you a day with lunchbox straight out. No, no, no. That can be one of the. I don't know if she wants that. Any of them. Anybody single. Our cruise is March 7th through March 14th. It is the top shelf country cruise.

Our show will be on it. Eddie now will be playing as the raging idiots. Riley Green's playing. Lauren Elena, Randy Houser, Jack. It's a massive country music cruise, and we're there. It's going to be so fun. So I'd love for you to come. I think it would be a good challenge to come by yourself if you're considering it.

So that's top shelfcountrycruise.com. There are a few cabins left if you want to come. If you're like anti it, don't come. But if you're going to, I think it would be a nice little experiment. And you want to go on a cruise and you want to see all the music, I think that could be cool for you. So there you go. Yeah, thank you. Leave us a voicemail anytime.

877-Bobby. And again, it's top shelf countrycruise.com if you want to come on that. There are a few cabins left. We'd love to have you come out. We'd love to meet you there. Are we going to Key West again? We are going to Tampa. That's where we come from, leave from.

Bimini, Key West. Oh, that's your favorite place. Let's go. Cosamel and then to Tampa again. I don't think that's the second Tampa. I think that's when we go back. We stop in Tampa for a little bit. Yeah, I think that's.

Yeah, I would have. imagine. All right, that's it. Thank you guys for listening. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Thank you.