The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Is Bobby Going Back To 'Dancing With The Stars'? + Amy Almost Ended Up In The ER + Bobby's Hot Wedding Take + Lunchbox Gets Bad News

Episode Date: October 28, 2025

Bobby reveals why he was invited to go back to Dancing with the Stars but the problem he has with the timing. We find out why Amy almost ended up being in the ER. Eddie shared the wild experience his son had where he almost got scammed in real life. Bobby shared his hot wedding take on what the couple should be responsible for paying when it comes to their guests. Can Amy win a prize in the Real Name Musician Game? Lunchbox also gets bad news as listeners diagnose the pain he is dealing with that doctors can't figure out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot. 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 in 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. So Eddie, your son took his car in for an oil change. Yeah, I just needed an oil change.

He was over 3,000 miles, so he goes. Did you warn him? No, I just said, you know what you're doing? He's done it before. And so I'm like, you know what you're doing? Just head on over to that place right down the street and, you know, just to get your oil change. And then he calls me like three times in a row. and that's why I know like something's up.

Like, why is he calling me so many times? He calls me and he says, Dad, Dad, they're saying my car is completely messed up. Like, not only the oil change, they need me to get my engine flushed, a new air filter, and they said, my battery's about to die. And I was like, my battery's about to die. And so I said, ask him, like, how bad the battery is.

And then he, like, puts me on hold. Because Beck says, they say that I may not make it home. No way. So I go, no, there's no chance. You drove over there, no problem. It's right down the road. just get your oil change and come back. He comes back.

I have one of those battery testers. Test the battery. It's perfect. There's nothing wrong with the battery. And the fact that they told him, you may not make it home. That's so annoying because they saw a vulnerable young adult. He's 17 years old.

And thought, well, he's not going to know enough about it. So let's try to squeeze him for everything. They do the air filter thing where they bring out the dirty air filter. And I don't even, they used to get me on that. They compare it. They're like, here's a new one and here's yours. I'm not even sure. the one they would go, whoof, was the one really in my car.

Right. Oh, yeah, no. I think they would just have a dirty one back there. They'd bring it and be like, oh, do you want to keep driving with this one? See, I remember, like, the air filter and then, you know, fill up your window washer fluid. Windchewiper? But that was like six bucks. I didn't mind the washer fluid.

But a new battery, an engine flush? You're not going to make it home? Like, that's the one that got me. They said, you may not make it home. But they did say, like, I'm not the judge here. You know, like, I'm not an official mechanic. you may not make it home. How does that make you feel about that place?

Never going back. Wait, why are you at a car place and they say, I'm not an official mechanic? Like, don't you want a mechanic? They're just oil changers. Oh, they're not. Okay. And, like, I could put a new battery in. I don't think you really need to be a official mechanic.

Okay, that's true. And also, is there a such thing as an official mechanic? I'm sure to specialized automobiles, like you probably get trained, but is there just an all around you're now like a certificate? Yes If you just work on stuff

I think you're a mechanic No because a friend of mine He actually went to school for it And he got certified as a mechanic Probably a trade school But specialized in certain things Right like I know how to put this engine together Yeah

Can I just go out and work on a car And be like yeah I'm kind of recreationally mechanic That's a good question I don't know So no more going to that place No we're done with that place I'm glad he didn't fall for it That sucks I mean he said it was gonna be like $300

Of course it was And you know what? I probably got tricked a few times back in the day because I would fall for that crap. Wow, that's how bad mayor filter is. And I need new tires? Yeah. I'll just take a new car.

You guys, great point. I'll take a new car. So what did he learn from this? He learned that just go to the oil change to get an oil change. Everything else, we'll figure out later. Do you learn anything, though, like bigger than that, like macro? Call your dad. Well, yeah, I mean, no, just, yeah.

Call your dad. Okay. Amy had an issue, too. She thought she was dying. You swallowed a, a. Little teeny tiny chicken bone, which I made soup, but to save time on the chicken, I just shredded up a rotisserie chicken. And so in that process, I think a little teeny tiny bone ended up in the soup and then ended up in my mouth. But by the time I realized it, because I sort of felt it, but then I swallowed.

And then it was too late. It was sort of in my throat. And there was nothing else I could do, but just be like, okay, let's hope this is small enough and it's going to be fine. So I take a gentle swallow And it makes it down So then I'm like, okay, I'm fine now But what if it like does damage on the way down Or when it gets to my intestines

If it starts like poking holes and stuff I don't know I just started to freak out That the gentle swallow was the wrong move Well, when it was in your mouth You didn't think to spit it out No, it just sort of It was already in the back of my throat

And then it's like The swallow just happened And I was like, okay, it's too late Like I don't know what else to do And you consider going to the ER? Well, I thought, what do I do here? So that's when I went to Google. What do I do if I swallowed a chicken bone? Like, do I go to the ER? Okay, here you go. So you probably don't need to go to the ER if you swallow a chicken bone. The things you worry about swallowing are things that are

really sharp or things that are really long. If they're sharp, they can puncture the intestines as they're working their way down. If they're really long, they may not even make it past the stomach. You got to figure most chicken bones you swallow are probably going to be splinters off a chicken bone. It's probably going to pass with no problem. But if somehow you happen to swallow a chicken bone that's longer than, say, three inches or a really big, sharp piece, that's probably a reason to go to the ER and get a specialist there to remove it from your stomach. So I knew that it was not that long and it was probably more of a splinter, like he said, which that is from the University of Utah.

call it's so cool i googled this and then it took me to their website and they have something called the health minute with a doctor explaining exactly what to do and they have tons of these like whatever your scenario is click the health minute and a doctor's just telling you what to do my luck with a chicken bone it all goes down it's all doing good doesn't cut anything up and it's it decides to get sideways right it's about to come out the old b-hole oh that's when it turns just sideways enough and i'm like all right time to go that's my luck with the chicken bone also if you all over a three inch chicken bone? Yeah, that's on you.

Like, how? Yeah, that's pretty big. What were you doing with that chicken? Why? Why was in your mouth to begin with? I thought this through. Go ahead. Because, like, my kids, the way they eat chicken, it's different than us.

And I don't know if it's just because, like, at the orphanage, like, they ate every single, like, I think it's like there's two types of people. You kind of eat a little bit of meat off the chicken bone or you, like, put it all in your mouth and suck everything off. And that's just how they do it. And I was thinking, what if you're in the process of trying to, you're, get every piece of meat off that bone and someone says something funny. Like a chicken wing.

And I walk in the room and all of a sudden you're like, oh, and then you like, take a thing and then the, the big bone just sort of like lodges its way back there and you swallow it. That is the scenario I went through in my head because I'm like, how does that happen? Well,

here's what we learned here. Don't trust oil change people. Never. And if you swallow a chicken bone, I pull out the tape measure, see if it's below three inches. Right? I'm glad both you guys came out of this thing okay, though.

So we talked about lunchbox's condition. He has some sort of sharp pain near his hip, and all the doctors have said, we don't know what it is. Apparently he has stumped medicine. And so we talked about it. Listeners have weighed in. Here are the top answers.

It's his gallbladder. He needs an ultrasound. Oh. He may have diverticulitis. Diver. Thank you. Another one, definitely a hernia. Oh.

Another one. Appendicititis. because it can radiate to the left. Another one, a colonoscopy would help. His intestines, he may be dying. Oh, wow. Another one, it's the soisus muscle, likely injured it during soccer. We have a doctor, though, that left this voicemail.

This is Dr. John. Sounds like you got diverticulitis. That'll be $150. Please pay on the way out. Okay. You think he's a real doctor? No. I mean, who knows?

Because I don't think he would say Dr. John. That sounds like a DJ from the 50s. Dr. John playing all the hits. I think it'd be like, this is Dr. John. Dr. Wilson, he's a last name. So is the theory behind the diverticulitis that lunchbox's age is, because he's gone to see professionals. So why haven't they suggested it? Is it because it doesn't match his age?

Divertucitis. It is inflammation in the colon. Yeah, like, if it's that, he does need to get a colonoscopy. He shouldn't eat, like, popcorn. Like Eddie, he shouldn't eat strawberries or broccoli. Lunchbox's your thoughts. Good news is I don't eat popcorn very rarely. Don't eat strawberries.

And what was the other one, Amy? Broccoli? I don't eat broccoli. Huh. Maybe that's the problem. Vegetables. Don't eat them. Yeah.

So I don't know. Fruits? Don't eat them. Well, I just know that those are certain things like my mother-in-law had it once. They were staying with us. And now that I think about it, she was in so much pain, she had to go to the ER. And turns out it was diverticulitis. also be brought on by stress.

Well, that ain't it. He doesn't stress. Hey, no broccoli and no stress. Okay. What do you eat? A lot of sprees. Yeah. I do eat sprees.

Go and check out divertic, what's it called? Diverticitis. And it's colon. Mm-hmm. Yeah. He did say his colon hurt, right? Well, he said his left side. No, he said would you rub his colon?

No, he didn't say that. See if that would help. Yeah. Lunchbox is in San Antonio this morning Because what we were told Lunchbox was that you went to go speak At a UTSA event How cool man

And we were like wow They're asking him to come back and speak And then later we found out as you were Hosting a concert Yeah it was a fundraiser for UTSA athletics And it was Turnpike Trubadors And I got to host it So UTSA basically said

Man you are famous You are alumni Will you come help us raise money We heard it was the radio station is the one that did it. Yeah, but then UTSA was a part of it. And so they're pretty proud of me that I went to UTSA because I met someone that works in the athletic department.

They're like, oh, we had no idea you went to UTSA? And I was like, yeah. No, wait, that doesn't make sense. Those two sentences didn't go together. They were proud of it, but then they didn't know. No, no, but then he said, oh, that really makes us proud. That's really cool. Thanks for helping to spread the word about the university.

So it kind of like turned around where at first he didn't know, but then he was excited. He didn't know, but when he found out, he knew. Interesting. And he was excited. Did you tell him that you didn't graduate? Well, that doesn't matter. Yeah, details, right?

Who cares? Well, you know, no, no, you can still be an alumni as long as you went to the university. Is that true? Like, if you just went for a few hours? Yeah, I don't think so. I don't think as long as you attend that. Really? It sounds like that's true.

How many hours makes you an alumni? Oof, that's a good question. Because I've taken three hours. hours at Texas Tech. And my alumni, wreck them, they're a tech them. But my degrees from Texas A&M

and got a shout out Southern Pines Community College as well. We don't know that one. Yeah. What do you see is the official definition of being an alumni, Mike?

You have to get a degree. Okay. Oh, you do. Yeah. I'm not shocked by that. You're not an alumni. That's sad, man. You don't become an alumni

based on the number of credit hours by graduating from the institution. The specific number of credit hours required depends on the degree level, and then it goes through everything. Wow, I thought he was alumni. We're going to take a call about someone saying he has to remove his colon? Yes.

Okay. Let's go to Remington. Hey, Remington. Yes. What's up, buddy? Tell me your story. Well, I had diverticulitis first diagnosed when I was like 24, and I dealt with it all up until like two years ago.

I finally had surgery on it and I'm 39 now, so up until 37. So what do they have to do? And they removed six inches of my colon. That's the surgery? Yeah. Not everybody. Yeah, they removed six inches in my colon and reattached it. And I haven't had any problem since.

Lunchbox before you come back, won't you stop in and get that done? Had in one of those minute clinics. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know if they would be able to do that at a minute clinic, but a surgery sounds a little extreme for what I'm feeling, right? That seems crazy. Well, medicine can't figure them out. They can't. I've stumped the doctors.

Like the medical, I'm like a case study. I'm telling you, when I went to the hernia doctor, she couldn't figure it out. So she went and got another doctor to come in and look at me. And that doctor couldn't figure out. And they both just put their arms on. They're like, we're stumped. you can go now we don't know

see your way out are you journaling and writing down like every time you have a pain What kind of question is that Amy you know the answer of that He's not journaling anything He didn't give a calendar Okay well this is

This would be helpful information If he stumped doctors We need to start writing down Every time there's a pain And then see if you can associate Any similarities in the pain Like oh it's because I ate this Or it's because I did this move

Or Amy then I would be writing down every second of my day No, it's... Could you read us some of your journal? Amy should have said. Yeah, sorry. Can you read us some of your journal?

Yeah, okay. I got off the couch. It hurt. I laid down in bed. It hurt. I got up to go to the bathroom. It hurt. And it hurts, like,

it's number six on the body scale. But where is that again? It's like to the left of... His belly button. He said to the left of his belly button. Yeah, above his hip. Section 6. Got it.

We got a lot of people now that are experts. A lot of doctors? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I don't know. They're my belly doctor John. Wallace is on. Wallace has this disease Hey Wallace

Good morning, studio Morning Hi, I've been living with Darvertonica for about five years now And the pain is pretty bad It is like lower abdomen left side Around like the sigmoid colon Is where it's really at

And if that's what it is You would have to get a CT scan For it to For them to see it it. Didn't he already get one of those? I don't know. He said he walked in and both doctors are like,

we don't know. Do do poop. Never see anything like this. I'm not even showing him to a doctor's office. Okay. Wallace, thank you. Appreciate that. Lunchbox, what's your next move? I have an appointment with the gastroatologist.

Close. I don't know how you say it. That would be on Wednesday because I already had a CT scan and they couldn't find anything on the CT scan. So everybody's saying, oh, so I'm going to ask him to give me an MRI. I don't know what else you can ask for. Hey, you might.

A pregnancy thing. What do they do there? Ultrasound. Yeah. You might need to be prepared for a finger. What? I'm just saying. Oh, up there.

Yes. Check and maybe. And possibly the middle one because that's the longest one. Oh, my. I always figured it was the point. If it's, well, if it's really up there, they got to go with the middle one. They need the longest one. Because they got to get those knuckles in there.

Well, maybe it's a few of them. Oh, they may go two fingers? Oh, my goodness. I don't know. I'm just saying he may not be prepared for that. Are you ready for this? You may need to warm up for that lunchbox? You ever had the strong finger?

I don't want you to be scared. No, I have not. I may not. I may cancel my appointment. We've all been there. Wow. Okay. Lunchbox is in San Antonio this morning.

You guys, we can hold off on the calls regarding guessing what's wrong with him for now. I just wanted to read back a lot of what our listeners thought and said. And then obviously Dr. John's call. Hey, it's Dr. John. That'd be 150. We'll come back in a second. A win is a win.

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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. 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.

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What's happening? So I was just, you were talking about expensive costs of weddings and being in weddings. A few years ago, my sister-in-law got married. My husband had received a text message from her about six months before saying, we're not going to do a traditional wedding. Instead, we're going to do a destination wedding and only invite family who want to go and pay for this all-exclusive vacation. And we looked it up and it was about $5,500. Yeah, I put you in a bad place.

Like I said earlier, I don't like it. I think if you're having a wedding, for everybody coming, every cost should be covered except the gift they're going to buy you. I think that's it because now it's costing $1,000 to be in a wedding, a destination wedding. It's costing $3,000. If I get invited to a wedding, all I want to have to pay for is the gift. Otherwise, don't be mad if I don't come.

I think it's weird societal pressure we've now put on a wedding. weddings. I think the wedding the Amy was in where they were like, just wear something black. Now we're talking. So yeah, I'm over it. No more weddings for me. And your wedding was cool. Yeah. When you did yours, I was like, now we're talking. Yeah, that's rare. That's rare. I still kept my tucks. Like, you bought me a tux for your wedding, dude. That's awesome. Yeah, I was pretty legit. But I think that's, I wouldn't have had a wedding and said, guys, you need to go pay for something. So it was like, since I want this, I'm going to pay for. I don't think everybody can do that. But, but, I don't think you should have a wedding and then expect your people to pay something.

Come to your wedding. It's the dumbest thing you ever heard. That's all. I'm good. No. Let's go to Kaylee in Wichita who's on the phone. Hey, Kaylee, you're on the show. Morning.

Well, I just wanted to touch on lunchbox not truly being alumni. Yeah. So, like, I'm mid-30s. I work full-time. Two very active teenage boys in sports. Also going to school full-time in the evening. evenings online. I officially graduate in May with my bachelor's in strategic leadership. And my advice to lunchbox is just do it. Go back, finish it. You can say you finish it and

it'll feel so good when you're done. He only has one class. He has three hours and he's done. But he has said many times he doesn't need it. So why would he go back? Right? Correct. I don't need it. So I'm not going back. Do you care to say that you finished it? No. I mean, I walked to stage. I got pictures in cap and gown in front of the convocation center. I got pictures of me walking across the stage. So no one's really going to be like, hey, let me see your diploma.

I mean, for the theater of the mind, I already graduated. People see it. Like, oh, he graduated. But I think I think that's the difference in you and a lot of other people. You're only thinking graduation is for other people. She's saying, if maybe you should make this important to you. Because to you, it's like, well, people I've already seen me graduate, so that's all the matters.

I think it's more of a, is there not part of you that feels incomplete because you didn't finish something. It doesn't matter what it is. It just happens to be this and you're so close. No, I don't really care about completing something. It's like when I bring out a Lego set and I start building something and like halfway through, I'm like, all right, I'm bored. I don't care about going back and finishing it. It doesn't, you know, it's like, okay, cool, you know, whatever. And this, I went to college because I was going to be on the real world. It was a backup plan to get a piece of paper. I was going to get famous. Well, guess what? I didn't graduate and I got

famous, so no need to go back. He said what he said. Oh boy. I said what is it. Crazy. Yeah. He's three hours short. I mean, he could do it from home. But it doesn't matter to him, so it's not a priority, so therefore he doesn't prioritize it. I understand.

It's not me, but I understand. Okay. Thank you, Kaylee, for the call. Thanks, guys. Have a good day. Play me this voicemail, Ramundo. The lady called in and said that she'd never looked you guys up. And that's how it was probably like six or seven years ago.

But I finally decided to look everyone up one day. and all I will say is everyone met my expectations. Eddie was the only one that I was like, oh, dang, that's what he looks like. But not in a bad way. But everyone else, I was like, oh, you know, like, kind of makes sense. You know, but Eddie threw me off. So anyways, love a show. Bye.

Was it like my, because I'm Mexican, I'm Hispanic, it's probably it, right? Well, no, I think we talk about that. Yeah, maybe you missed those parts. I wonder what it was that made him go, what the heck with Eddie. of all people. Give me this next voice mail. Just listen to some of the older podcasts. I'm curious if there's anything left over from that Amazon ballot.

I love the show. Listen every day. Thanks. Lunchbox? Oh, yes, there's still items. If you'd like to buy it, we still have items up. We have like wood that goes under a mattress. Don't really even understand what it is. We have some hunting thing.

It's like, I don't even know. It's like retail values for like $150. What is it? A hunting thing. Where are you keeping this stuff? It's in my bedroom. You're keeping all of this Amazon palette stuff that we bought. It was all returns in your bedroom.

Yeah, I don't have a garage. Huh. Wow. You know what? Just throw it out. No, no, no, no. I'm not giving up. See, that's the problem.

He's held this stuff for years. That's our business, though. He still has it. You still have a website, right? Lunchbox? Yeah. It's called Facebook Marketplace. I don't have my own website.

Oh my gosh, that would have been so smart if I had to just come up on my own website. Well, whatever. What I'm saying is it's still up on the market. If somebody buys it and he throws it away, like, what's he going to say? Like, let's hope he doesn't have it listed as some hunting thing. No, I have the exact details and written down what it is. But when you're going off the top of my head, I mean, some guy offered me $15 for it. And I was like, kick rocks.

Why not take it for $15? That's so much better than $0. And that's all we're getting for the stuff. I understand. but it is worth $150. It's not. It's worth what you get from it. And he goes, I'll check back with you in a few weeks. And he checked back with me.

And I was like, nope. And he's checked back with me like five times. Sell it. And I'm not budging on it. Because I'm going to make us $100 on that sucker. All right. Play me the final voicemail. Bobby said that his New Year's resolution was that he was going to be late to work

at some point this year. And now we're to November. And I'm just curious, has he, in fact, been late to work? Bye. Nope. Nope. I wait every day, dude. I pull up to the garage every day. I'm like, is today the day? He's going to be late. Nope. So what's up? What's up with you? No, no, this is about you. What's up with that? I mean, it was your goal. Yeah, you said you're going to do it.

When in the morning and I step outside and I take a deep breath and I get real high. And I scream to the top of my lungs. What's going on? Was it just that you're going to be late or you're going to miss the whole day? Because that'd be better. No, it's just late. That'd be cool, dude. That'd be weird. Why would he miss? Well, no, if I missed the whole day, I'm dead.

Oh, that's true. Come looking for me. It's not just a bit. No, I haven't been able to be late yet. Anyway, you can leave us a voicemail anytime. Just go over to... Have it been able? What?

Like, you haven't been able to be late yet? No, I haven't. Well, what is going to make you able? Other than, like, you were... Like, I feel like your doctor sort of prescribed this to you. Yeah, I don't know about that doctor. Yeah, because it can't be like a real reason. it's just got to be like, I'm going to be late to late.

It's like I have to like look at the clock. It's a purpose of rebelle. I'm like gritting my teeth and sweating and not getting in the car driving to work. There's no reason. There's no reason. I thought there's a dumb diagnosis. Yeah, I've been diagnosed with being late and I don't like it. I've not been late.

That's all. If I'm late. There's still time. There's not. But do you remember you were like, I'm going to do it. Yeah, you were all excited about it. You were like. I was not excited about it.

You were, you're like, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it. It's a stupid segment. Hey, call us and leave a voicemail if you want. 877-77 Bobby. It's the same as our phone number. Like, you can call us now, we'll answer. But anytime day or night, if you listen to the podcast, 877-7-B-O-B-B-B-Wy. Oh, Bobby Bones. I've lived in my house for almost 20 years every Halloween.

I turn the place into a full-on haunted house. My kids are teenagers now, but I still go out. Do fog machine, light, sound effects, big graveyard display. it's kind of become a neighborhood tradition. I've never had a single complaint until now. I got a letter from the HOA saying the display violates the bylaws and it has to come down or I'll be fine. The next meeting isn't until mid-November, which means Halloween will be over by then, but I want to keep up all my decorations until then.

One, because I have and two, out of spite. I'm convinced it's my new next-door neighbor. My wife wants me to let it go, but I'm furious. Should I confront the neighbor or just let it ride or take the, them down, signed Halloween Harry. So it's probably the neighbor. If no one's ever complained, and you have a new neighbor.

That's annoying. So this is what I would do, and then I can tell you what you should probably do. What I would do is letter ride. Here's the thing about a letter. You don't know what's in unless you open it. That's how we used to do bills. We couldn't pay them back in the day.

You just don't open it. I'm not saying. That works? No, but that's what you did. You didn't open it. If you got a bill and you know, you couldn't pay it, you just didn't open it. And so I would do the same thing.

Or I would claim the letter never got to me in the HOA. I never saw it. You're probably going to get fined. You're probably going to get a $50 fine, $100 fine, whatever the case is. And then you're probably going to be told this meeting. You can't do it next year. And I don't know if you can ask to actually find out where the complaint came from. Because if you can for sure find out where the complaint came from,

I would have a conversation, not a confrontation with the neighbor. because it's probably that neighbor, but you do not know for sure. So I definitely wouldn't fold it all, pack it all in and put it in the house. If you've been doing this for 20 years, it's a long time now. It could also be somebody new on the HOA board too. It's why I don't just want to go right after the neighbor. Because you go after the neighbor, they didn't do it. Now there's a new tense relationship.

It turns out somebody that just got on the HOA board is the one that decided they didn't like your display. So there are lots of things here. That's why I would leave it up. Again, I'm not saying that's, it's going to, to come with sacrifice, probably financially. But you can also say you never saw the letter. Like prove I saw it. How do they prove you saw something?

You can't. They can't get in your eyeballs. Oh, I heard you on the mail bag. No. Just kidding. It's anonymous. I say, yeah. Yeah.

I'm with you like, let it ride and pay the fine. But you also can be like, yeah, I saw the letter. I'm letting it ride. No, no. Claim you didn't see the letter. No, because then you're like, no, just. maybe they'll never ask you. Just let it ride and take the fine.

What I would do is let it ride, take the fine. And then I would try to find who is the one that doesn't like it. How do you do that? But in a non-confrontational way. Yeah. You're going to have to ask and act like you understand. I mean, like I totally understand. I would just like to work through what.

And as soon as I say, yeah, it was me, then you go to town on them. No, you come up with a compromise. See, like I said, that's what I would do versus what you would do. Okay. I think you have to find out who it is, though, or you won't get to do it next year. Yeah. But I would leave it up. Address it lighter.

Pay the fine. Claim you never saw it. Say you, you can say you saw it. What does it matter? Just be like, I saw it and I've chosen to take the fine. Find me. Marshawn Lynch. Yeah, I'm just here so I don't get fine.

Okay, whatever. We all agree, though, to leave it up. It's been 20 years. Leave it up. Yeah. Everybody stopped being weirdos. All right, there you go. Close it up.

This person worked at Avis rental cars, and they stole, allegedly, 47 vehicles from their job and started their own rental car business. Oh, that's gutsy. Here is Chief Justice Baum, talking about the man accused of doing this. Here you go. There was no point, at any point that we'd covered in our investigation, that there was any attempt by this employee to bring the vehicles back. I know that he did have some insider knowledge that others wouldn't have had that kind of made it a little bit easier than it would have been for a normal person. to steal these cars. He was renting them out and then they were continuously being used until they were put in the law enforcement system and then stopped by a police officer

or a law enforcement agency to get them. How brave. Brave in the way of like, I wouldn't have the guts to do that. But he had to learn it from somebody else. So in my mind, there's somebody actually getting away with this scheme because he learned it from someone else that's doing it that goes, hey, since you work here, you know you can also do this. That blew my mind. Here's another one that blew my mind. And weddings in general kind of irritate me. me because I think a wedding should be like a birthday party where I don't think just to come to any party you should have to like spend money I don't think you have to go to a wedding you should have to spend money unless it's a destination but even then there shouldn't be pressure okay even like

for bridesmaids for airplane like if you have a destination wedding and you're inviting people you should pay for them to come what yeah I said it because people don't have the money to do that now all of a sudden they're pressure to go to a destination wedding no pressure. Yes, there is. No. Yes, there is. No. You don't think someone's like that you're kind of mildly close to. We're getting married in the Bahamas. We're inviting you. You're like, I don't know if we can, we have to stretch to do it.

You think people are stretching to do that? Yeah, I think you would understand. If someone has to stretch, then they're not going to be able to make it. Here is a clip from CBS morning talking about being a bridesmaid and that it's like two to $5,000 to be a bridesmaid, especially on a destination wedding. According to breakdowns from Silverwell and Brides Magazine, are you ready for this? The average cost, you do? The average cost to be a bridesmaids, $2,000. Yeah.

$2,000. And if that's, it's a local wedding, if it's a destination wedding. That's a local wedding? Yes, bro. That's a local wedding. If you're talking about a destination wedding, it's $3,000 to $5,000. I don't want to spend five to be your bridesmaid, sue me. Yeah, I know.

And it's kind of hard to decline. It is. That's my point. There's a pressure to it. And all of a sudden, now you're going into debt to go to somebody. wedding. I think if you're coming to my wedding, other than like the gift, what are you going to pay? 40 bucks for a blender, thank you. Other than that, it's like, and then you got a year for the blender. Like, that's too much. We have to stop that. We have to stop asking people to be a part of things and

expecting them to pay to be a part of our thing. What is, what goes into that price? The dress and the trip. Well, probably the bachelorette party. Flight. Hotel. The dress. Possibly makeup. I don't know if you got to do it. Like how I got to 2000 for a local wedding. I, I, I, I, I, I would imagine it's just all the festivities that you and then... I hate festivities. The bridesmaids rally together and get the bride a gift or they cover stuff for her. Oregon? Yeah.

Okay, so I've been a bridesmaid probably five times in the last six years. And yes, you spend every bit of that money. You have flights. You have stuff you buy for the bride. You have your own hair and makeup you have to pay for. You have a dress you have to buy. You have trips. You have to go on.

The bridal party. The wedding itself. There's, yeah. There's a lot of money that you spend just because you're also paying for the bride. even on the bachelorette trip, you're paying for the bride to not have to pay for her food and her drinks and stuff like that.

There should be nothing that you invite people to with the expectation they have to stretch their budget to come to your thing. Well, traditionally speaking, though, like being a bridesmaid, that's just, it's sort of,

it's rare. I know it in your case, like y'all paid for the bridesmaids' dresses and the groom stuff. Oh, dude, that was awesome. Yeah, that's pretty good. Yeah, I did it right, baby.

I wouldn't ask you to. I wouldn't ask you too. I know, but it should be. But, It's your party. Whenever I get down in times like this, I think W.W. DRD. Okay, what would? Dylan.

Angela Russell. What would? D. D. W. D. W. D.R.D.

What would? Not Darius Rucker. Not Darius Rucker. Okay. Dear Robbie. It's D.R. somebody's DRD. Dolly.

What would Dolly something do? D.R. do. Right, you know it? Russell Dickerson with the letters are mixed up. Yeah, that's not going to work. Just like it. Morgan? No, I don't know.

I thought it was what would Dolly really do, but. No. Oh, that's good. What would? What would? W.W. D.R.D. D.R.D.

. Yeah. D.R. D. Dominican Republic. What would the Dominican Republic do? What would? Dave Ramsey do. Oh, Dave.

And he wouldn't spend a bunch of money on a stupid dress. And he would call it stupid too. That's stupid. That's like, yes. Did you have to put on your credit card? That's stupid. You're not even an idiot. You are an idiot fool.

Then I guess you have to decline being a bridesmaid if you can't pay for it. Yes, if you're stretching your budget, yes. That's why I think people shouldn't ask people to do things where they have to stretch at all. So when I was in a wedding about the. like a year and a half ago or so, something I thought she did was really cool is she did, had the bridesmaids in all black, but you could wear whatever black dress you wanted.

So if you already owned a black dress, good. Or if you wanted to go, it didn't matter the style. It just needed to be black and you could wear your own black heels and your own black dress. And boom. And that made it really easy because also I bought a new black dress for it, but I've been able to wear it like twice since because it's such a staple piece in my closet now.

W.W. D.R.D. Got it now. Letters to live by. Not Russell Dickerson or Dickerson Russell or DiAngelo Russell or Dolly Roe. Domenic. Dominican Republic. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. A pair of rookie police officers saved a 10-month-old baby who is choking at his home.

Body camp footage shows the mom handing the boy to one of the officers who starts to pat the baby on the baby's back. but in like a weird way with like the bottom of the palm. It looks like another officer holds the baby and they got it. Like they, the baby lived. And I guess there's a specific way. I guess you can't hym like a baby really hard. Oh no, you have to like your little fingers. Everything's gentle.

Yeah, I should learn this stuff. I got to. We can have a baby coming soon. But yeah, you see how like calling these cops are on that, the body cam, which is pretty cool. And the officers both with less than two years on the job had recently completed the CPR baby training. That helps. Yeah.

That's pretty crazy. Police say the child was found unresponsive due to an airway obstruction, but quick action made the difference from the New York Post. My wife had asked me the other day, she said, do you know how often? She was quizzing me that you should burp a baby. And I said, I don't know, about, I don't know, once a month. She said, that is not correct. I said, how awful was I?

She said, every meal. Yeah, every time they eat. Oh, okay. Well, there you go. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Dylan Efron is on Dancing with the Stars this season. It's Zach Efron's little brother, but he's bigger than he is, a younger brother.

He broke his nose during rehearsals for the show. And so I broke a tooth during rehearsal. Same thing. There's just too many elbows and arms swinging around. And if it hits you, I can see where I could explode a nose. Like, Sean hit me in the tooth. It was my fault, obviously. But I had to go and get a tooth replaced during it.

But that show is hard on the body. Like I tore my shoulder when I fell. I got something run by you guys now that I think about it. So I got invited to go back in two weeks. Really? Oh. To the show because if you were on the show, the whole audience is going to be people that were on the show. So not sure if they're like tearing it.

You know, champions up front. I don't know what they're doing. But I got invited to go back and be a part of that night. The only problem is, I have ankle surgery and then it's like five or six days later and I'd be on crutches. Like do I want to fly across the country on crutches go into the theater? Yeah. Yes.

One, doesn't it like explode your ankle if you fly with the altitude and all that? Yeah, like boom all of a sudden your foot blows up. I mean, you could put maybe some compression socks on or something. And then also do I want to have to go on crutches? Yeah. They're not going to see the crutches on TV, right? You'll be sitting down. No, but it's just like the whole thing.

And also, my wife's not going to go because she's pregnant. Okay. So who am I going to go with? Well, you'll know people there. Is Sharnar going to go? But to help them on and off the plane? It's the whole thing. Like, I need, I get special assistance up front.

I go, you know, like anybody did special needs, you go first. Here I am. You get the border. Yeah, whatever they say, I go for. I just feel like it's a lot of, I don't even know if I be fully healed by it. I mean. I mean, I think. I think it's cool you got invited back.

I had you two and I should I just move the surgery? Yes. Oh like post-pronged? Slide it to the right. I don't think it's a dating app. No, not swipe. On a calendar, if you slide something to the right,

you move it down a few days. Yeah, I don't know if I can because it's been scheduled for a while. Hmm. I mean. I don't want to go on crutches. Okay. Listen, so it sounds like you're not going to go.

Why are you even asking us? You won't go on crutches? even if like say I go and help you? It's not even about that. It's like you're supposed to, when you go to that show. You have to dance. No. Just in case they ask you to dance.

Yeah, be ready. But look at you. You could do like Zach Morris and like do the. Jesse. Yes. The sprain. Yeah. I don't think they're going to ask me to dance.

They've never asked me to dance. Like I think I'm one of the few that's won the show. They've never asked to come back and dance. They're like, you're good. You're good. I'm sort of like they've invited you to come back. I think you should go. But everyone that has been on the show got invited to go back.

I'm pretty sure. I think the whole audience is former people that were on the show. So, yeah. Then it'd be so weird if you're the only one that doesn't go. I don't think anyone would notice. I hear a chant, man. I don't know. I go and they put me back in the corner and the nosebleeds.

And I just get offended. And there's a big party afterward with like everybody who's won. But I don't go to parties. I would. If I went, I would go to that. But I don't really, I'm not really a party guy. Well, then you should go and let us know what those parties are like. I just don't want to be crutches.

I'm going to see if I can move my surgery. Okay. If I can, then, but then I'm not going by myself. Okay. So. Eddie just volunteer. I mean, dude, you need me to go.

Eddie loves any reason to leave his family. Whoa, whoa, I didn't say that, Amy. Why do you put your words in my mouth? I'd have to check with my family first. That was such a joke. Was it? Yes, because we joke how you stay up here all the time.

You have to explain your joke. He knows it was a joke. Okay, so I'm TBD. Let me figure out if I can move my surgery so I can go to a night of dancing with the stars. That feels like a lot. Oh my gosh. You don't have to tell them why.

I'm not even dancing. I'm just sitting in the crowd. A work obligation has come up. Are we able to slide this? And they go, is it a dancing with the stars that you were talking about on the show? Yes, yes, yes, it was. Okay, let me figure out if I can move my surgery.

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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.

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So we got Danny on the phone. Danny, how are you, buddy? I'm good. How are you doing? Doing pretty good. We're going to let you play for a prize here. So I'm going to give Amy seven real names of famous musicians. And all she has to do is get a bunch of right. Will she get over or under four? You think she'll get over four or under four?

She's going under. Under. All right, Amy. If you get three, he wins. Okay. Any more than three. I don't know, dude. Here we go.

The numbers are confusing me this morning. Uh, number one. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson. Oh. Hmm. Well, shoot. I have two people in my mind. And they're singers?

These girls both sing. In an answer? But one of them's more of an actress. Are they just famous people or singers? I'm sorry. Can you clarify? I will give you the name of a musician. You tell me who it is.

Oh, a musician. Okay. Because Kate Hudson sings, but. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson. Okay, Jennifer Hudson. No, Katie Perry. Oh, Katie Perry. Oh, shoot.

All that, and she wasn't even one or two? I for sure thought you had that. All right. Next up. Well? Robert Alan Zimmerman. Robert Alan Zimmerman? Robert, Bob Zimmerman.

Zim. Bob Zim. Bobman. Robert Zim. Three seconds? Zimmer. Okay, I'm in. Go ahead.

It's just you. Bob Dylan. Correct. That was just a guess. We thought so. After hearing all guests, after hearing how your brain worked, we figured that was a guess. Okay. Next up.

Austin, Richard, Post. Post? Like posty? Like Post Malone? Austin Richard Post. Austin Richard Post. Post Malone. Correct.

Curtis James Jackson. Curtis James. James Jackson. Curtis, Kurt, James Jack. 50 cents. Yeah. Good job.

It's like watching someone do a math problem. You know, they're just like scribbling all kinds of crazy stuff, but then they get the right answer. All right, you get one more, Amy. You're the winner. Okay. Next up. Billy Pirate Baird O'Connell.

Billy what? Billy Pirate Baird O'Connell. Billy Pirate Baird O'Connell? Mm-hmm. That is such a interesting name. Pirate Baird? It almost sounds like Pirate Beard, doesn't it? It does.

Yeah. Pirate Baird O'Connell. Yeah. Jerry O'Connell. Okay. Go ahead. I'm in. Billy Joel. Billy Eilish.

Oh, dang. Next up. Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. I mean, with Philly, I don't know. What is this? Like Sabrina Carpenter or something? Elizabeth Woolridge Grant.

Will Liza Minnelli. Liz. Liz. Elizabeth Woolridge Grant. Woolridge. Elizabeth Woolridge is like Lorilla? I don't know who this is. Elizabeth Woolridge Grant.

Ariana Gonday? No. Lana Del Rey. Well, it all comes down to this. Amy, if you get a right, you win. If you miss it, he wins. Ready to go? Mm-hmm.

Anna Mae Bullock. Anna May Bullock. Anna. Ann May. Anna May. Anna May Bullock. I don't know, guys. I've never even heard of this person.

soon. Okay, fine. Sabrina Carpenter. Tina Turner. Wow. Our winner is Danny. Wow. We go, Danny. Wow. Amy kind of sucked with that game. I thought you'd be really good. Well, sometimes I like the caller to win. No. Amy? Yes. Our games have integrity. Yes. So tell the truth. You just sucked. Yeah, I sucked. Okay, good. All right. Danny, stay on the phone. We're going to get some prizes. We appreciate you listening. Awesome, man. Thank you.

This guy Francis Ford Coppola is selling his watches. He's going to get like a million bucks from just one of the watches it looks like. But I thought Francis Ford Coppola was dead. I thought he was like with Gracho Marx back in the day. Oh, he's the director, right? Yeah. He sounds like somebody who should be in black and white. Like him, Grasjo Marx, Walt Disney, the person are all hanging out.

I don't know he was alive. And so Francis Ford Coppola, he made a movie with his own money. The movie cost $120 million. The movie only made $14 million. Oh. Yeah, that's right. Oh, spaghettios. And that's why he's selling his watch.

So he has to sell his, yeah, yeah. He's selling seven of his watches because he's broke. Oh, my. Two things here. One, again, this guy should be walking around a black and white. Did you know he's alive? Do you know who he is? I had to Google him and, yes, I wouldn't know either way.

Yeah, right. It was like when you think of Pablo Picasso and you realize he was alive in like the 70s and 80s. Yeah. That's great. That's crazy. And then two, Mike, this movie that you made, do you remember it? Yeah, Megaloplas came out last year. It bombed?

It was terrible. The movie was terrible? But he wanted to make this movie his entire life. So he sold a bunch of stuff for it even before, but couldn't make anything back. What about Kevin Costner? Didn't he do that? Yeah, he did that with Horizon. Same thing.

They have these passion projects because they've always wanted to do, and then they fund it themselves or they find the way to get the money, and then they can kind of do whatever they want, whatever they want, and then the movie just doesn't turn out good. So what do we learn from this? Don't follow your passions. Don't. Or you got to sell all your crap. So, yeah. Didn't you have like a wine company too?

Because I've seen like, I don't know who this dude is apparently. Yeah, he sold like his vineyard for like $500 million. What? And he's out of money? Oh. Boy, spent it all making Megatropolis or whatever. That's crazy. The Springsteen movie looks good. It does look good.

Mike watched it. Oh, yeah? It's okay. Oh, really? It's completely different than a normal music biopic. It's basically just him making that. album Nebraska, which was like really low-fi. So for a movie that's almost two hours, there's only about 20% of music.

It ain't good, huh? Jeremy Allen White, who's in The Bear, he's really good at it. But I'm also not a huge Bruce Springsteen fan. So the movie on its own wasn't enough story to make me invested in it. If it wasn't about Bruce Springsteen, it wouldn't be a good movie at all. Really? Yeah. That's disappointing.

Yeah, for me too. Because I'm not even a Bruce Springsteen guy, but I like music documentary. No, no. biopics because it's not a documentary. Can the guy sing? Yeah, he's saying all the music for it. And it's surprising how much he sounds like Bruce Springsteen. You almost think that they're lying.

That's cool. Well, I mean, marking that off the list of movies that I'm not going to watch that. Well, I'm going to mark it off my list of movies I say I'm going to see that I'll never get around to anyway. I feel like it's one of those one day I'll end up watching on an airplane because it's an option for free. How many Bruce Springsteen songs can you name? Born in the USA. One? One.

One. Yeah. I'm not a massive Bruce If you give me one word, I'll... Yeah, per... Pretty later, won't you come my way? Close. Yeah, you're thinking of Kim Moore,

who does sound a lot like Bruce Fray's. I mean, just kidding. What? What? Is it again? Pretty well? I'm saying that one, Eddie. Which one? Which one were you doing? Hey, per, per, I'm from...

Daddy, oh, my... I'm a bit of God, oh, you got on. Yeah, I know that one. I'm on fire. Oh, fuck. I feel like I was getting there, but... He also did Born to Run, which is another born song. Born to run!

No, that's... Born in the USA. You get... Dunna-na-da-da-da-da-da-dun-dancing in the dark. We're dancing in the dark. Yeah. Do you born to run? Baby, we were born to run.

Oh, that's good, that's good. What about the one about back in the old... Back in the old days. It was like... Back in the 60 or nine. No, no, no. Yeah. Glory days. Glory days.

When it goes by glory days. Is that him? Glory to know in camp. No. You sure? No. I'm almost positive. That's Bruce Frankstein.

See, all that right there was more music than there is in the entire movie. Oh, man. When the sun goes down, glory days. Yeah. That's a jam. Oh, on the streets of Philadelphia. Oh, Philadelphia. You look that up.

Yeah. Oh. Oh, I saw Hungry Horror. Oh, this one. Did you know the human headways? And the secret garden. Show me the money! Isn't that from the movie, Jeremy?

Yes. Yeah. But not the first time. They redid it for Jerry McGuire. Like, they just put the movie clips in it. Yeah, anyway, movie sucks. All right, got it. Dang.

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So Caitlin Thompson and Tyler Grant are set to get married in Bitten County, Washington. And then a windstorm blew in. 48 hours before their ceremony and pretty much just destroyed everything. So they have no place to get married. And family, friends, all the people in their wedding party,

they're all on the phone trying to call places to find a venue that is available. Well, shout out to Sugar Pine Barn in Benton City because they had availability the next day. And that was their only Saturday open of the entire year. So I know what you were probably thinking at first. Somebody else broke up right before. Maybe. Yeah, yeah. Or this place.

He found out. She was cheating on her. The other couple. Or the place just like is kind of me. It might not be good. But no, this happened to be their only available Saturday. And they were able to get everything moved over, but not without help from everybody involved. Like everybody had to pitch in to move everything to the new venue.

And they were able to exchange vows. That's like when someone, you have to help someone move, though. You're like, oh, man, like I love them. But I really don't want to help them move. Can you imagine there for the wedding? And it's like, hey, we need you to move everything. All you had planned was to party and have a good time. Yeah, that's fun.

I know. And then you have to support the eyes. Okay. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Damn it here.

Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Red avid trying to put you through. Mike Dies right in this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn store. Over to Amy with the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What a ghost wear when their eyesight gets blurry.

What a ghosts where when their eyesight gets blurry? Spookticles. That was the Morning Corny. I thought you'd like that one because you know. You had to work for that one. Yeah, because I'm visually impaired. Yeah, yeah. Tuesday reviews.

I didn't finish anything this week. So you... Yeah, I watched that F1 movie that y'all loved with Brad Pitt. Oh yeah, what you think? Yeah, like everybody gave it great reviews. We really liked it. So I wouldn't say loved.

I really liked it. Okay, but I feel like across the board, everyone was like... Yes. Entertaining. Yes, good. So then, you know, you go into something with these high expectations.

Sometimes it's a little scary. So good. I loved it. I thought, I was like, okay, everyone was right. And it wasn't overhyped. I feel like y'all set it up perfectly and I thoroughly enjoyed it. And I had, you know, I think somebody else saw it in

theaters, but you can now watch it at home. You do have to buy it for like 1999. But it was my son, my boyfriend, and myself. So three people entertained for $19. When you break it down like that, that's a deal. That's a pretty good deal. Yeah, no. I mean, and plus I think it's something that my son will definitely watch again. Like, he really liked it. Ed, did you guys watch anything? Yeah, we actually went to the movie theater and watched Roofman. Roofman. This is the one Mike D was talking about. It is awesome. What's it about?

It's a true story about a guy that breaks out of prison and lives in a Toys R Us for like months while they're looking for him. It's freaking unbelievable, dude. Who's the main person in it? Channing Tatum, which here's the deal. He loses a bunch of weight for this one? Or was that another one? Yeah, he lost like 70 pounds for it. Got it.

Didn't even notice. I think he's, you know, he's not my favorite actor. It's just kind of like I see a movie with him. It's like, he's fine. He did a great job in this movie. The acting is fun. phenomenal. Kirsten Dutz, phenomenal. You loved it, huh? Dude, loved it. I will give it four and a half peanut M&Ms.

Do you think you loved it more because it was true? Absolutely. The fact that it was real and then what was just happening over and over and over. I'm like, this cannot be real, but then I researched it all, and it was all real. That's cool. Four and a half out of five on Root, is it Roofman or Roofman? Roofman. I call it Roofman. Roofman. Morgan, you watch anything? Yeah, I watched a few things.

I went to the theaters for Tron Aries, which is the new. in that series. Is Jared Leto in that? Yes. Yeah. And I loved it. Maybe I love Tron a little too much, but super sci-fi. It was very visually appealing.

The soundtrack was really fun. So I'd give that one four out of five main controls. Okay. I haven't seen any Tron stuff, so. You like sci-fi. I feel like you could. It would be like an easy watch for you. I love an easy watch.

All right. What else? And then I watched The Perfect Neighbor on Netflix. It's all police footage, like, from their body cams of this neighbor. who basically keeps calling the cops on their neighbors. True? It's a true story. Is it one story or a lot of different ones?

One story. And it is wild. Like, it really makes you like, oh my gosh, who's living next to me and what's going to happen in my life. Well, you read it. I give that one,

3.5 out of five police footage just because, like, it made me not feel good. That was more of the rating of that. Okay. And then I finished peacemaker, the season finale. Awesome.

So good. It's so good. Yeah, I didn't, there was a lot of things. He's coming, so I'd give that one four out of five eagles. Yeah. Peacemaker's not for everybody, but if it's for you, man, it's awesome. John Cena plays peacemaker.

He's a superhero, kind of. He's a superhero. He's a superhero. Yeah. All right, there you go. That is Tuesday of Reviews Day. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day.

This story comes us from Mount Olive, New Jersey. An 89-year-old woman was enjoying a slice of pizza at a restaurant when from across the room, There's a 70-year-old man. He's got a gun, and he takes it out of his holster to show his friends. Boom! Discharges the weapon. Bullet through her leg. That's crazy.

A lot of old people at this pizza place. That's what you think of? She was 89 and he was how old? 70. Huh. And he's got a gun. First of all, I don't think 70's that old. No.

You're almost there, buddy. I mean, but 89 is. Eighty-nines. That is, sure. But it's like, that's what you think of whenever somebody's playing with a gun in a pizza place and it goes off. When he said the ages, I'm just like, wow, these are just the older people at a pizza place. Interesting.

But he wasn't playing with it. But you don't show, it's not really the place to show it off. That's true. Like you don't show it off while it's pointing. Also, when it's pointing, you don't have it, let's say you do pull it out to show somebody for some reason in a public place. You never do it

where the barrel is pointed anywhere to where people are. You must if you pull a gun out, it must be pointing down. With the safety on. That's crazy to me. Okay, go ahead. I'm lunchbox at your phone.

Okay. That's it. That's all the same. I mean, I mean, he got arrested and then. He got arrested. Well, he shot a lady. He shot a lady. What do you mean?

He went off. You got, I mean, you got to do the time. Yeah. You don't think he should get arrested for shooting someone? It was an accident. I don't know why because he's elderly. I feel bad for him. They're all old.

I told you. It was going to come into play here. Okay. I'm Blunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. So here's the question that was asked in this article. I won't give you the answer. I want to hear your answer.

Why do women like to do the laundry? Think about that. Why do women like to do the laundry? Well, the first thing that popped in my head is we do it correctly. And y'all don't. Oh, that's why they like it? Yeah, well, I mean, we'd rather have it done right than... Yeah.

I thought it might be we don't. Because it felt like that was a weird question, like, why do women like to do the laundry? Oh. Instead of why do women choose? used to do the laundry. Right. Do they like it? I didn't think they liked it.

I personally like laundry. Well, the answer is a majority, don't trust their partner to do it right. Oh, there we go. So my initial, yeah. Yeah, no, you're right. That's, yeah. I was offended for women everywhere when I read the question. I was like, they don't like it.

Some of them just choose to do it. But then, no, the number one answer was because they don't trust their partner to do it right. But what if it's two women that are married? Interesting. Well, then I'm sure it's not the same situation. They both like to do it. They fight over who likes to do it more. They don't have to worry about it or maybe.

Two dudes, no laundry gets done. Yeah. Buy new clothes according to this. Yeah, the first thing that popped in my head was that. And the second one was like, well, maybe because we've been conditioned to think we're supposed to. Classic cultural conditioning. We're done. We will see you guys tomorrow.

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