The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Listeners Rub Their Lotto Winnings In Lunchbox's Face + Famous 2nd Trivia + Amy Reviews College Team Uniforms

Episode Date: September 2, 2025

Since you guys have been loving Competitive Bobby, he got to play another game today! Who knows the most about Famous 2nds? We got a BUNCH of voicemails from listeners who have won big money playing the lottery. We share them all to rub it in Lunchbox's face.  In the Anonymous Inbox, we help a listener who doesn't want to lose her husband during football season. Bobby and Amy recap the weekend in college football and she gives her favorite and least favorite uniforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Tuesday show. Morning, studio. Morning. You're going to love these voice smells. Here we go. I won $50 off a $10. scratch off and then went and got a $30 scratch off and kept $20 for cash and won $1,000 off the jumbo bucks. Let's go.

That's awesome. Is this really all this is? Is this what you're doing to me? We're going to play when everybody calls. I ask the listeners to call and leave voicemails on if they've hit scratchoffs of lottery because it's lunchboxes dream. Let's go with the next one. I've been up here in Idaho doing scratchers 15 years, never got anything major.

This year got a little bit of a run. I went 500 bucks twice, like two weeks apart, and I finally hit one for five grand. Put some aside. The anniversary is coming up. We'll go out for a weekend. But keep going, my man. Your time is coming. You guys are doing a great job on the show.

Thank you very much. Congratulations on your $5,000 win. See, I like him. He wasn't rude about it. He was encouraging. He pumped me up still. Let's go. Next one.

So in 2016, my wife and I moved to Tucson, and we never had a lottery before in the state we lived them. so we started playing these dollar scratch-offs and these dollar quick picks. And since 2016, we have won $4,000, $2,000, $1,000 once, $500 three times. I'm not one to brag, but since you guys asked, I figured I'd tell you. Okay, thanks for the show. Bye-bye. Thank you, Brian.

That's amazing. That's for us. Yeah, yeah. That's good. Most lunchboxes ever won playing as much as he does is $250. It's not that much. Scoo his play like seven times has hit more than that. Yeah, that's not funny.

Next one. Hey, Bobby. I am actually just calling to share that I bought a $2 scratch ticket and I won $10,000 on it. Sorry, I thought. Like my family and I are heading to Disney World. Good luck. Keep scratching. Yeah, you can spend that all at Disney.

$2? That's a day. This one day at Disney. $2. $2. Next one. Just want to let Lunchbox know that two years ago on July 4th, we had $1,000. $75,000 on a $3 jumbo, lady jumbo.

And yesterday, we hit again for $3,000. Oh, my gosh. A $3 seasonal. Enjoy. Enjoy. That's amazing. That's awesome. You won $75,000 on a $3 scratch off.

We have two more. Next one. For 15 years up in Mass, I won $5,000 to $10,000 a year. And then in 2017. I hit a $5 stretch ticket for a half a million retired and moved to South Carolina at 60 years old

but you'd like to hear that have a great day, love the show he retired. See? That is what I'm talking about. Yeah, no, he won half a million dollars. That is my dream to hit and quit. That sounds weird. Uh-huh.

All right, last one. Here we go. Three years ago, I won a million dollars on a $5. ticket. After taxes, I walked away with 400 and gave away about 70,000 to my family, paid off my home, which was about 60,000 and did a little upgrades. And then I invested $250,000 into my retirement. My life hasn't really changed except for I do a little more traveling. Still spend about $10, $20 a week on scratch tickets. She won a million dollars on a $5 ticket. She's still working.

Thank you to all of our listeners who call and pepper us with these stories, our voicemail. The lines are open. 877-77 Bobby. Just the amount that he's played and he's ever only hit $250. That to me is crazy. You know what I heard from this? Maybe I need to go back to $2 and $3 scratchers. They're paying $75,000.

I'm paying $20 a scratcher thinking I'm going to hit big. Maybe I need to go lower. I didn't think those paid that much. I think less of them pay that much. Thank you to everybody who called. Those are great stories. Hello, Bobby Bones. I need advice before the NFL season kicks off and I lose my husband until February.

As soon as the first game starts, it's like I become invisible. He's got fantasy leagues, pickums, red zone, Sunday ticket, you name it, he's in it. Don't get me wrong. I knew he loved football when I got married to him. But I didn't realize it meant I'd basically be living solo multiple nights a week. what do I do signed tired of being benched Amy you can go first as the woman well I mean this seems a little excessive

like you feel alone a couple of nights a week like we need to have some healthier boundaries like I'm fine with him being involved in all these things but how much time does it take up that's y'all's lane I have no idea like is does this seem healthy to y'all like should it be taking him away from his spouse multiple days a week? Yeah

yes it should this is normal this is normal Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. See, I, during my marriage, yes, my husband loved football. However, he didn't do a lot of the league things, like the fantasy stuff. So, and sometimes, honestly, he was deployed during football season and I was like, okay. Thank you for serving. Yeah.

I would say just leave him alone. Leave him alone. Let him do a sting. What do they say? Happy husband. Happy husband. No, I think it's happy wife, happy life. So I guess I'm just trying to figure out, yeah, how do you all find some?

balance because like what activities do women have that but that's on you that's not on us no it's not on us yes it isn't if you're like what activities do women have where we get to get away because you guys have this you didn't find this for us so why should we find you yours also you know i got you at that point some women well also some women are into this and play these fantasy games too so it's not all men i mean some men might be like where's my wife i don't have a single woman friend who does this you don't have well okay to this extent but you know women that play fantasy see football. Very, very, very, very few, I mean, none in my like real life. I've been at no listeners and stuff I've talked to, but yeah, it's, it's a fraction. Okay. Yeah, well, so what, what if this

was your wife? Like, would this fly in your home? I don't think so. Here's the thing. I walk in the room and I say, this is what we're going to do. And she says, you got it. Okay. Actually, when the game sucks, I make a point to go, I don't really want to watch football today. So you act like you're choosing Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so smart. Yeah, once the game. Out of the kindness of your heart. Once the game has chosen to be bad, I then go on like, I don't want to watch football today anyway for the next couple hours. You want to do something? I mean, but can't you just like check the results? Like what?

You can. But also, I would say this is a great husband because he's not even worried about college. Oh, that's true. Yeah. I'm dialed it on Saturdays too. Amy, can you just watch a show like the end of a show? Do it. Be sexist. No, no, no.

I'm not. Yeah, yeah, I can. Can you just watch one dish? I mean. That's the stupidest It was a joke But to answer it No

I can't If there's dishes in the sink I want them all loaded And I want them all put it away That's so wrong Yeah But it felt so right Idiotic

No but I mean I guess I'm just saying Like you don't I can't imagine Being that into something Where you have to watch Every single thing And every, y'all have play

Like when your fantasy team You have players on Yeah but we just have like All over the place Red Zone I hear you. Okay, this is what I'm going to say. This is the healthy thing is say, hey, look, for me, you're going watching way too much football all the time.

I don't want to stop you. Can you tell me what time on Sunday you'll give me and make him commit to that time? And if it's a few hours, make sure that he gives you that few hours. Okay. And then, yeah, then just let him be. How exhausting you have to make sure your husband gives you those hours. Hey, marriage ain't always easy. Amen.

No, it's not any relationship takes work. Yeah. It's just that like from the end of August or early September to when to football start end of August and then it's going to end in February. Yeah. No, to be fair, football start in September. To be fair, I know of it starting at the end of August. Why is he's triggered? But like NFL.

Anyway, this is what I would say. It's a tough one. If he's dedicated to watching all those, make him dedicate some hours every Sunday. You shouldn't have to make him. Okay, but you shouldn't, but you do. Okay, just talk with him. Like, you shouldn't have to make him. You know what, screw it.

Leave him alone. He deserves it. Yeah, find a new husband. Yeah, okay, there we go. Wow. This mailbag ended terribly. All right, that's how we feel. Close it up.

Amy, I was watching you commentate and comment on all the football uniforms. Yeah. Your ranking of what teams had the best uniforms? It stood out to me the most. I was trying to do which quarterback would you date. But then it felt creepy. They were like 18. I know.

Trust me. That's an okay game for NFL. I know, but this is when the college games are on and I started Googling the quarterbacks. Because with their helmets on, I can't really tell. And I wanted to see different pictures of them. And then I was like, okay, this is, I can't do this anymore. Like I've hit that age where now this is weird. So the next best thing was just uniforms.

That felt safe. How many teams did you rate? Well, I mean, I have my personal favorite. I probably have like five, I think. that I have notes on. Texas A&M, they're the best. Maybe I'm biased, but they're outfits. You went to school there.

I know I went to school there, but there's something about, maybe it's just the the rude, burgundy vibe. No, that's like the color. No. You have to take your team out of the mix. Okay, fine. Well, okay. Well, how about this?

My dad was a huge Baylor fan, so I feel like I have a little bit of Baylor in me too. My aunt went there. Worst uniforms ever. Oh, I liked her metallic helmets. No. No. No. Why are they wearing all black?

Why? Their colors are green and gold. They have alternate uniforms. Every team does. This game from this weekend, they were wearing all black. And then the metallic gold helmets don't match the ugly yellow gold letters on the black. It just, I don't know if they consulted on that. But that's not good.

I thought it looked great. I thought the, okay. No, I was not the only one. No, I post about it. And so many people were like, oh, I know. they're terrible. They're like, oh, I love Baylor, but these are bad. Okay, another metallic helmet would go to Notre Dame. Obviously, they had gold helmets as well. Is this a thing right now? Always. They always have metallic gold because not Baylor.

Notre Dame always has metallic helmets. So now Baylor's copying Notre Dame. Schools find it to be advantageous in recruiting if they have alternate uniforms and alternate helmets. I mean, Oregon really popularized it by having 100. uniforms. Okay, so you're telling me someone's going to pick a school based on, like, that they're going to play for? I'm saying when you're 17 years old, that comes into play, yes. You're like, I'm going to go play there because they have a ton of alternate uniforms. I don't think that's the only reason or the main reason, but it does affect, sure. It probably also means they have money. Every school has money.

I saw a commercial that we need to save college football because. Oh, I saw that. The guy, he's like. There's like weeds growing up in the, they're like, our athletic programs are at risk. They don't ever tell you, though. The other side of that, Bill? Yeah, because I was thinking, I don't know. I feel like some of the schools I know about, they have plenty of money.

But it's probably just for that specific sport that they thrive in. Any other schools you hated? Yeah. Let me see. Well, no, the gold. Okay, Notre Dame's bad. You just hate gold helmets. Gold helmets.

Do not like them. I do have a play of the weekend. Okay, go ahead. This is like the catch of all catches. You know what I'm talking about. Miami? Mm-hmm. CJ Daniels.

That one-handed catch, that might be one of the coolest plays I've ever seen. Now, that game, that was Notre Dame versus Miami, right? And none of their union. Like, I couldn't even pick a best uniform out of the two because overall, just the winner of that was just CJ. You didn't like the Miami orange jerseys? Because they're kind of orange you red. I'm colorblind. Orange, yeah.

No. Not into it. No. Did you happen to catch the Arkansas Alabama A&M game? Oh, no, I didn't. Okay, she missed that one. It's a hard one. It's a hard one to catch.

I was sorry, the Alabama A&M threw me off, but that's a school. I know, we thought the same thing. Right. We were like, that's a school. It's a very small school. It's barely above high school. What? What do you mean above?

It's a FCS school. So it's not quite what they call Division I, but it's a very small school. We played them so we could beat them up, basically. Yeah, that feel good. We paid them to play them so we could beat them. Did it feel good? I didn't play. I never,

to feel good if you like yourself right now. Yeah, because you paid to beat somebody. Yeah. We beat them. We didn't cover, but we beat them. We're going to play Arkansas State this week. I can't rank your uniforms because I didn't see them. But I'm sure that. Traditional, red. Okay, traditional. I'm into that. Why do we have to do all this fancy stuff? Like, just be... Just alternate. How many uniforms does Arkansas have? I don't know. I don't even know that we do the laundry. I think we just grab them and whatever's there. Put them on. Yeah. I'm sad Alabama lost, but Florida State beat them.

They were two and ten last year. Yeah. I was sad about that. But then... You moved on. Auburn won. Who? Auburn?

Yeah? They won. So I guess that was good. Why does one affect the other? You're not really an Auburn or Bama. My family was Bama all the way. But that doesn't make sense. Because if she's like Auburn 1 so that was good, that would not be a Bama fan.

My boyfriend's an Auburn fan. But your dad was Baylor. I thought your boyfriend was Virginia. He went to UVA. You guys have too many teams. If you have two teams, you don't have two teams, you don't have a lot. have one. Well, I know, but like his dad went to Auburn and they really, really care about Auburn. Like, it's a big thing in their house. Did you see the Oregon Duck lose its head?

Oh, I saw like on social media. Where the mascot comes out at the beginning. And trips, the head flies off. He darts back in the, you went for his gump when he runs in the tunnel. That's what he did. And then the other person went up and ran and got the head. I know. He's almost like, I feel exposed. That's a big no in mascot world. Did you see the dabbo curse continue? At Clemson? No. Ever since he wouldn't come on the show on big time? Clemson's got good helmets.

Well, they sucked and they lost. Oh. And ever since he big-timed us on this show, they've really struggled. And I don't dislike Clemson. I don't think Clemson is bad. They're not bad people. But you put a curse on them. And individually, I probably would like all the Clemson fans.

But I had to curse them two years ago because he big-timed us on the show. So until he decides to come on the show, the curse remains. The Dabo curse. Well, who did they lose to, LSU? Yes. And LSU has lost every game won for like the last 100 years. And they flipped that. You know why? The dabble curse. The curse. Yeah. I got a new helmet. Look at this.

Oh, University of Kentucky. Yeah. Coach, Coach Toops sent me a helmet. Signed it. Pretty nice, huh? Sick. My second teams, though. Kansas football and South Carolina both won. Okay. When are you going to announce your NFL team? What's today? Tuesday. The days are weird. Today's Tuesday? Thursday? Thursday?

Thursday? So Thursday's the Thursday's a big day, baby The season starts on Thursday. Are you going to sit there and then put the hat on? Like I'm a recruit. It depends how many alternate uniforms they have. Our helmet. I mean, honestly, that's what I would, if you're stuck, that could help you. Just assess their uniform and then make a choice.

Who are we down to? Broncos. Come on. Verses. We eliminated. Broncos versus. Lizzo's. Come on.

Minnesota Vikings. I remember that. Okay, so we eliminated the Vikings. We eliminated the Cowboys. So we're down to Green Bay. No, Green Bay was never in. You're thinking to Green Bay because Michael Parsons went to Green Bay. Okay.

So we're, oh, yeah. Big news, huh? Don't get her started. That felt wrong. Now he's got a messed up vertebra in his back, though. But Jerry Jones seems confident. Yeah, he always does. Okay, so...

The other team is the Carolina Panthers. That's right, Panthers. That's right. The teal blue. Is that what they are, teal? Teal. He looks tealish to me. Okay, you guys can call us if you want.

877, 77 Bobby. Do you see the LSU fan get choked? No. By the Clemson fan? No. Hilarious. So, LSU wins the game. He's probably like 22 years old.

He goes over, it's when they win. He's at the top of the stadium. He's at the top of the stadium. He's a Clemson fan. and they're in Clemson. And he just starts flipping him off, being like, that's what I thought. And the Clemson fan, who's probably like 20 years older than him,

takes him by the throat, goes, boom, pushes him up against the wall. It was awesome. Dang. I did see the grown man take the signed hat from a kid at the U.S. Open. Yeah, he's like Polish, though. Shady. I know. I was thinking maybe he is behaving that way because this is not his homeland.

Does he not care? Right. I think I would act better if it wasn't my turf. Yeah, I agree. Right, but maybe he's like, I'm not embarrassed here because, but I mean, I feel like now this is world news. He released a statement saying, yeah, sorry. First statement wasn't, wasn't sorry. It was kind of like a light statement.

Then he was sorry. Then he was sorry. What's he doing with a hat? Is he keeping it? No, I gave him back. He said he thought he was giving it to him because his kids had asked the guy for his autograph earlier. Okay, the guy's lying. Yeah.

He obviously grabbed the hat because the player doesn't even look up. He just put that. Right. Yeah. Okay. If you guys would like to hop in, please do 877. 77. Bobby, that was Amy's college football recap for the weekend. Didn't plan on it to be that thorough, but thank you for that.

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I actually, I thought it was. I got that wrong. Listen to the Nick, Dick, and Paul show on the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Bob Pittman, chairman and CEO of IHard Media, and I'm kicking off a brand new season of my podcast, Math and Magic, stories, stories, takes you behind the scenes of the biggest businesses and industries while sharing insights from the smartest minds in marketing. I'm talking to leaders from the entertainment industry to finance and everywhere in between. This seasonal math and magic, I'm talking to CEO of Liquid Death Mike Cessario, financier and public health advocate, Mike Milken, take two interactive CEO, Strauss Elning. If you're unable to take meaningful creative risk and therefore run the risk of making horrible creative mistakes, then you can't play in this business. Sesame Street CEO Sherry Weston and her own chief business officer, Lisa Coffey. Making consumers see the value of the human voice and to how to how to.

have that guaranteed human promise behind it really makes it wise to the top. Listen to math and magic, stories from the frontiers of marketing on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. All right, Ray Mundo will host this game. Ray, what's the game? So today is September 2nd. I'm going to give you a question about a famous second. Who knows the most seconds trivia is what it's called.

Okay, everybody can be in. I'm playing. Some Morgan can play. Everybody plays all five of us. If you miss it, you're out. So Eliminator Style. Famous seconds. We give us an example so we understand the game.

This for everybody. What is the name of Bobby's second book? Fail until you don't. That's correct. That'd have been way easy for me to answer that one, so glad that was an example. My second book is called Fail Until You Don't. Thank you. All right, ready to go?

Yep. Okay, Eliminator Style, go. What is the second planet from the sun? There we go. In. In. In. In.

I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Venus. Venus. Venus. Venus. We're all in. Venus. Good, thank you. Next up.

Who's the second president of the United States? In. In. In. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Morgan. Thomas Jefferson.

There we go. And she's out. Very intelligent. You still holding on to that one? I said I wasn't going to trivia. Eddie? That's John Adams. Adams.

John Adams. John Adams. We lost one. Let's take a second and mourn. The loss of Morgan. Guys, intelligence doesn't mean trivia. It could be a part of it, but it doesn't just mean that. Yes.

Yes. Okay. Next up. Who is the second U.S. president to live in the White House? Oh, boy. Wow, that's hard. Let me drop it down farther. Yeah, please.

Yeah, move that down the list a little bit because I'm like, I think you'll eliminate the whole group of me. Oh, what are you talking about? Is that true? Uh. You know, we just, we just have to know who the. Ask the question again. This one doesn't count. But let's just see.

I'm in. Who is the second U.S. president to live in the U.S. White House? Okay, I have a way to answer it. I think I'm in. I'm in. Second president. Okay, I think I'm in. I just don't know who the third president was.

There, I'm in for the win. This is an exhibition question. Lunchbox? Thomas. Jefferson. Correct. Eddie. Thomas Jefferson. Wow, good job.

Yeah. Is that because George Morgan said it? No. I just didn't know. I knew that he was. As a president, I just didn't know if he's the third. Yeah, I had no idea. Amy?

I just wrote the third president. That's smart. That's right. So it doesn't count. It doesn't count. Oh, I can. It doesn't matter. Okay, next one.

Who's the second man to walk in the moon? I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. Everybody good? I'm in for the win. Eddie. Buzz.

Eddie. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz Aldrin. I have Buzz Aldrin. Buzz Aldrin. Okay, good. Man.

Next. Who won the second season of American Idol in 2003? I'm in. I'd be out here. Shoot. I'm in for the win. You don't like your answer? No, I don't.

What do you have? Taylor Hicks. Lunchbox? Ruben stuttered, correct. Anyway, I think that's correct. Oh, it's correct. Amy? Yeah, Ruben stuttered.

Okay. Eddie's out. Sorry, buddy. Man, I had a Ruben in my mind, too. Or Rube. Okay. What does that do? When you say that, that's such a loser thing to do when you miss it to also be like, well, but I also had this.

It was between two people. You should be ashamed. You should be ashamed of yourself. Did Carrie win? Yeah. She was what, which one? Third? No.

I don't know. Okay. She beat Bo Beaus. Yeah, I'd have to go through and try, get my brain. I think she was 2005, so. Four? Fantasia one. It doesn't matter.

Ray, next one. What is the second largest U.S. state by area? Okay. I know one, so I'm debating between two of them for number two. And I'm going to go with this one. Hmm. Interesting. Oh, man.

It's been a good run, man. Yeah. Famous seconds. Guys, you can't let him win. Well, I don't think they're going to let me. I'm not going to let him, man. Well, then come on, get this. It's just so tricky.

Ooh. Because the shape of it looks at weird. That's what she does. All right. Everybody good? Well, dang. Yep. I circled my answer.

Ray, the question is, what is the second largest U.S. state by area? Amy, what do you have? Texas. I also have Texas. Lunchbox. I had California scratched out. Move to Texas.

Yes! Okay. Next one up. What is the second largest U.S. city by population? U.S. city? Yep. Oh, got it. Got it, got it.

I'm in for the win. Yeah, I'm in. Amy? Los Angeles. Lunchbox? Chicago. Number one's New York. Number two is Los Angeles.

Number three is Chicago. So number two would be L.A. Okay. Lunchbox, you're out. I thought Houston was three. Dang it. Amy, it's just me and you one-on-one. Eddie, who you're rooting for?

Amy? Why? Just so you can not win one game? That'd be great. I don't always win all the games. The ones you play, you do. No, sometimes I lose, but it's rare, but yeah. It's pretty rare.

All right, go ahead. Release the 1990. what was the name of Garth's second album. I'm in. I'm in. It's kind of a softball for me. It's not for me, but... What do you have?

First thing that came to my head, no fences. No fences is right. Okay. Sorry, is that right, Ray? Correct. I'm going to get a little too jumpy here. All right, next one. Who is the second Disney princess after Snow White?

Okay, I don't know this. Oh, you've got the same? I think I can guess one of them. So you're saying Snow White was the first one ever? Correct. I'm going to go with what I think is the oldest. Okay, I'm in. Amy.

Cinderella. I have Cinderella. Cinderella, correct. Just a guess. Next. What planet is the second largest in the solar system? All right. Second largest.

I'm in. Of course you are. Second largest. Amy, come on. I know. I mean, my very energetic mother. No, my very energetic mother just served as my Bitas. My very energetic.

That's nothing about size. Welcome to Earth, the Rod. from the sun. I know, but I'm trying to sing anything that I have in my head. She's like, John, dear green. No, I'm trying to think of y'all's Raging Idiot's song. Nothing about size in that song, though. Nothing about size? Maybe. I think we do mention the size. Maybe.

Probably even the second largest. All right, need an answer, Amy. I don't know. What do you have? Jupiter. No, that's one. Well, then I was close. I believe Saturn is too. Correct.

Boom. Do you guys have fun? Everybody have fun? Yeah, man. Good times. Good time. You won. Yay. Fun times. How many more questions are there?

Five? You want to run them out? That's what you ask us. Do I want to? Yeah. Victory lap. Or do you want to? I can do it victory lap?

Yeah. Victory lap. That's what you let us do. Go ahead. Go ahead. Who was the second team to win a Super Bowl? I want to gotten that. That's kind of tough.

Yeah, I got it, I think. Second team, I think that's an unfair question. Because I know the Packers won the first Super Bowl, but they also won the second. So if you're saying second year, it's the Packers. Correct. But they also won the first. That wouldn't be the second team.

That wouldn't be the second team. But the Packers won the second Super Bowl. So you would say who won the second Super Bowl? Yeah, who was the, I don't know, Chiefs? They went second one, the second team. But the Packers was the answer. May I look that up. All right, next up.

Who was the second host of the Tonight Show taking over in 1962? Johnny Carson? Correct. Who was the second U.S. President to be impeached? Bill Clinton. Correct. What was the second U.S. state to join the Union? after Delaware.

That's tough. Pennsylvania. Correct. Who is the second president to be assassinated? I don't know. Can I ask a question on your behalf? Is assassination, is there an attempt and then successful? No, they died.

Listen, Lincoln killed, Garfield killed. Then there was that other guy that got shot and then he kept doing his speech. Uh-huh. Who was that? Reagan also got shot but didn't die. Correct. John F. Kennedy. Kennedy.

I'm going to go, if I were to guess, bet no money on it, Garfield. Correct. Wow. I knew. So it goes Lincoln. Garfield. Garfield. Kennedy.

God, that's crazy. So three have successfully been murdered. Any more? Yeah, I mean, there's just random ones. Give me one more. What was Taylor Swift's second studio album released in 2008? Correct. What was the name of the second Hunger Games movie?

Catching Fire. All right, last one. What is the second largest U.S. state by population? I don't know. Texas again. Correct. Wow. You didn't miss one.

Garfield, I went to bed on, though. But you still got it. Thank you. Thank you. Oh! Yeah. No, we already heard it. Oh!

It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Shout out to 10-year-old Cal Blank in Manchester, Missouri, because he found a woman's lost wedding ring in the Costco parking lot. She was returning her cart, and her ring slipped off her finger, and this was a ring that her husband proposed to with her 50 years ago. Dang.

So obviously this ring was really special. So he went, turned it into Costco. The ring had been reported missing. They were like, this match is. the description. So they reach out to the woman May who had dropped it and she got a ring back, which is super special. So shout out to

Cal. We're also begging to return Amy's ring. I know. I feel like it's been a long time. I know. I'm like the ring story person. It's like always every story is like a little piece of hope. That kid get a reward. May brought gifts and hugs for Cal telling him. You don't know how special you are

at me. Less hugs, more gifts if I'm a kid. Their 50th wedding anniversary is approaching so getting the ring back for that has restored. her faith in humanity. There you go. That's a good story. Okay, there you have it. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. They followed a bunch of people and they watch them drink their coffee every morning because people

are like, I need my coffee. Turns out coffee does make you feel better. Oh, well, yeah. Coffee gives you an immediate mood boost that lasts at a couple of hours. Feel good effects. What do you need in the morning so you feel normally good? Oh, I like my coffee. You do?

Yeah, my whole experience. They say keep it under four cups a day. I'm always surprised by people that drink it at like noon or one. Yeah, I'm a one-couper. You are? Yeah, if I have in the afternoon, I'll get a decaf something of sorts or I'll switch to macha or something. But thankfully, I'm a one-couper. I used to be more.

New York Post has the story. I don't drink coffee. Do you know what I've been doing lately in the morning? He's taking a bath. Mm. Yeah. Taking a bath. Nice.

Yeah. What's that doing for you? I don't know. Wakes me up. Is it cold? A hot bath. Oh. Hot bath.

Yeah. I mean, I think they both kind of wake me up. Yeah. Oh, this is a weird thing that I do. I get in the bath and I have a towel on my back. And the towel ends up getting wet on the bottom part. Just like as a headrest? No, because it's cold.

The tub's cold. Yeah. And so when I get in there, I like to warm it up and then the tub's cold and I get a towel on my back. And then the towel gets wet on the bottom and I throw it on the floor and I forget it sometimes. My wife's like you left a wet towel on the floor. And that's a whole saga. But now I've been doing my bath. What were you drinking the other day?

It looked like a Bloody Mary. Um, on, um, um, what's it? I can tell you. Like a tea? Yeah, as a tea for sure. Oh. My D and I both were like, what? What did it have like a celery stick in and stuff? No, but it's just like the color of it looked like very.

It was a plum shrub tea. Okay. Plum shrub tea. Yeah. Got it. Okay. Never heard of that. But yeah.

It has one of those like in Vegas. I have like the tin fruits on it, the vegetables on the stick going all the way up. Yeah. So, yeah, I've been doing a bath in the morning. I like it. I stretch in the morning sometimes. Yeah. That'll help.

So you stretch in the morning. you get out because the warm water helps you no i it's a completely different thing like i stretch you're stretching in the tub yeah oh you do yeah i put my toes up against the top and it gives me and i stretch my hamstrings in the bathtub oh how long are you in there in the mornings i get into when it's like butt dry is that weird yeah you've you've you've i don't run i don't draw a bath and then get in i get in and it's freezing cold like porcelain whatever that is and then I turn it on. Yeah.

And then I start to boil like a rabbit. I'm sure you're not alone in that, but I think you're in the minority. Oh. Most people, I think, run the water and then get in, or at least get in halfway and let it keep running, but you get in bare, no water. Because most dudes take baths, right? No. No. None.

None. Not true. Okay, well, that's what I've been doing in the morning. Eddie, what are you doing the morning? What's, like your one thing? Oh, I'm usually running a little late, so I just jump in the shower, do a- Why do you, if you're usually running late, why not move a little quicker? It's just part of the routine though Got it. You need to feel like, I gotta go.

Got it, go ahead. And I jump in the shower, get ready, and I do my coffee, get my banana, my boiled eggs, throw in my bag, and I'm out the door. I can pretty much get ready and get out the door in like 15, 20 minutes. So you need to feel rushed to feel normal. Yes. That's bizarre. You're broken. You give me three hours, like, all right, you don't have to be out of the house. Three hours. I'll be like, I'll watch a show.

Right. What am I going to do? Amy, do you see this? right here. I do. What is that? Well, it's got some unicorns on it. It's a white plastic box. You pop it open like this. I put them in a bag because I clean them. So they're in a plastic bag.

But if you open the bag, you will see that I have an adult pacifier. Oh, it's your passie. Stop. I can't even look at you right. Honestly. Is that cool? No.

Hey, that's big. Well, because it's adult. I think you're used to seeing little baby ones. What are the little pictures on the passy? This is a choo-choo train. Oh, my goodness. It's a black pacifier adult. I mean, that, like, what do you,

I don't know what that rubber part called the PASCy part is huge. I got too. You want to cover one? I'm, I mean. I struggle with soap. Like, I went hard. Just try it, me. If you throw it, I'd have to catch it.

Well, you can get up a walk. You can walk over here. No, just throw it. I'm not stressed out right now. I don't want to throw it. I'm just chill. chilling. Oh, yeah, I want to say it.

Maybe Morgan wants to try it. No. You guys, oh my God. I think I'm good. I'm feeling. Amy, you want me to take it to you? No. I'm feeling pretty relaxed.

All that anxiety's gone. Oh. Maybe Eddie, you should try it. No, I'm never anxious, really. Thankfully. Me neither. Why are you moaning? Like, it's fear that you're like, mm.

Because he's sucking on a pasty. Yeah. That's what babies do. Mm. I need you to really, like, you should, you know, like, have it by your bedside table because that's when you have the most anxiety is around bedtime. So you need to see if it really works. Like right now you probably aren't. But you guys aren't stressing me out at all when I put it in. Watch. Right now you're kind of stressing me out. I'm like, oh, God, how am I going to do this show today with this group? Wait, wait.

Yeah. But also, like, how are you going to do the show with a pacifier in your mouth? Great point. It's a good question. Oh, and it popped out. Uh-oh. You get stuck on. Yeah. Yeah. We get your pass.

Yeah. Hold on, right. Yeah. I don't think you can like talk and pacify. That's awesome. We had the same idea at the same time.

Um, okay. So if I start to get stressed out by you guys, I'm just, I'm going to, okay. So then the show suffers. But what's a pass? What's the far supposed to do to a baby? Soothe it.

Cithe it. Because it's like getting the nipple. It's like that. Oh. That's, yes. Oh, it's simulating the nipple. Did you not know that? Yeah, I guess I didn't think about it.

I do it and I start to get turned on. Oh, I don't. Dude, stop touching the house. Stop. I'm running. No, no, no. No. I feel weird.

Me too. This whole thing is weird. Well. I have an extra one. Amy, it's all you. I don't know. You don't have to take it. It's okay.

Thank you. I have a black one and a white one. Who else is anxious? Oh, Ray's anxious on the show, right? He's an anxious person. Are you on a touch fire? Isn't that the girl one? It's just white.

Ray, come on, man. It doesn't matter. You're trying to figure out which one's boy and girl to just, if you're going to use a pacifier? Yeah, I thought that's what it was. No, it's black and white. It's not pink and blue or anything. What? Yeah, I don't think it works, honestly.

Well, you won't know until you try. That's right. Right, but I mean, I just never thought I'd be sucking on a binky at this stage of my life. Well, I never thought I wouldn't. You know what I mean? Stop. You're eating it like it's a lollipop. Yeah, you really are.

That's so gross. Yeah, I'm not really pacified by it so much. You need to try it closer to your bedtime because that's when you're anxious. So you have to give us an honest review. Eddie needs it when he's driving That way he doesn't get road raves Like someone makes it mad he just sticks to pacify I'm not anxious when I'm driving

I'm good There's something happening when you're driving Yes Because you get angry No no I just feel like I have to correct people on the road That's it's not angry I'm a little worried about you though Bobby I don't think that's actually good for your mouth

And you already have mouth problems I have a broken tooth to do Oh Yeah my wife calls a tiny She goes when you get tiny fixed Yeah Okay so anyway if I get stressed out I'll put this in

I'm going to grab a call here from Steve in Colorado Springs, who's on the phone. Let's go talk to Steve. Hey, Steve, Atwater, from the Broncos, went to the University of Arkansas. So there's a connection for you right there to pick the Broncos. Oh, I thought that was you. You thought that was Steve Atwater? Well, his name is Steve, and he's like Steve Atwater here. Oh, yeah, yeah, he played for Arkansas for sure.

Yeah, I have to decide this week, maybe even tomorrow. I got to pick. I'm down to two teams, the Broncos or the Panthers, and I'm going to be, I'm stressed out about it a little bit. So I don't really know if I'm going to pick Are doing better And they beat the Panthers in Super Bowl 50 Yeah, I hear you buddy All right, well thank you for a call

Well, I got another thing Eddie with Parsons going to the Packers How are you feeling? I haven't processed it yet He's going to be a fan of the Panthers To the Broncos like me Yeah, I might Have a good one, bye-bye

There you, Steve from Colorado Springs A win is a win A win A win is a win I don't care what you'll say Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

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He's the writer-director. Who do you think he is? I don't know. You meet the president? You think Canada has a president. You think China has a president. Does law a russet. God, I love that thing. I use it all the time. I wrap it in a blanket and sing to it at night. It's like the old Polish saying, not my monkeys, not my circus. It was a good one. It is an actual Polish saying.

It is an actual Polish saying. Better version of Play Stupid Games, win stupid prizes. Yes. Which, by the way, wasn't Taylor Swift, who said that for the first time. I actually thought it was. I got that wrong.

Listen to the Nick Dick and Poll show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Here it is. Me and Dirk Spentley. Bovey Bones show. Let's go. One of my very close friends is also a friend and a friend of yours and professional.

You guys work together. And he was telling me a story about She Hates Me, some of the writers on that song. Yeah. Did you just put the Puddle on the guys on the song? Do you talk about that? Yes. Yeah, which is great. Which I didn't even think when we were writing it.

Of course, I know that song, nobody in the room goes, oh, this sounds like Pudla on Mud, wrote the song. Obviously, it was in somebody's subconscious because it has the same title as that song. That title doesn't mean it's the song. And there's kind of that off, that's, think that one chord that's a little in that realm, I guess. So it got brought to my attention. I went back to listen that song and go, oh my gosh, I know the song.

And so, yeah, I think Ashley Goreley, Ross, these guys, what I like love about those guys, there's no ego. It's like, let's just put them on the song. Who cares? Did you call them up or did they reach out and go like, you guys jacked our song? No, no, no, we called them up. You did. We were a pro, pro about it, yeah.

That's good. This album is so, then you think, I get, you know, I overthink stuff to you. Oh, my gosh, people think this record is like has that element to it. The album comes out in the puddle of mud is associated with the record, which those guys are total studs. Maybe one day I will make a record that's like, you know, influenced by that genre of music. But this is like such a different, everything else is so different.

It's like drunk on a plane on my riser record. The whole album is about my dad had passed away. My son was born. There's all these songs around that. And there's one song, drunk on a plane, which you just can't leave off because it's just too good. It doesn't only fit in there, but hey, it's a hit. What's your favorite, we'll call it old, like hit to play,

where you have a renewed love for it. Oh my gosh. This year on the road, we were doing a song called So So Long. So Domestic Light and Cold is a shuffle about beer. We threw those back in the cell of us a little bit. Old school songs that were like on the radio. Yeah, like big hits where you might have gotten tired of them for a while.

I mean, I never get tired of 5150 or what was I thinking. I still have what I think. It's still a huge song. I mean, I hold on. It's just like a come a little closer. That's an old hit that I play forever. You're doing every song. I'm trying to go old school.

No, I know. I hear you, but all those are perfect songs. You're just saying every song. Come a little close. Closer. We played that this year. Hadn't played about 10 years. Now you're giving me tone. Now you're giving me tone. Well, you've been giving me tone this whole damn time. None of my answers are acceptable. That's not true. But I said, what's a song and then you gave me five? My gosh, being graded here. I'm gonna walk out of the door with my midterm. I need the broken branches fun for me at this point. Yeah. Come a little closer. I haven't played in a while. We did this year for the first time. About 10 years. It felt great. That's awesome. Yeah. Thank you. What's your favorite book? I just read a great book. I'm really one called Friends right now. It's the guy that wrote the book of Ove. This is going to be a great. great book. Tell me some books you've read because I probably read them. Or probably there's a chance I read them. Dang.

War in peace, I finished that yesterday. Tell me the books you read because I probably read them. That might be the hardest anybody has ever come of me without intention. You want me to get the greatest flex all time and he'll probably appreciate the story because I don't know if it's true or not, but so if you did it on purpose, Tim McGraw, we were also talking about books one time

together. I don't know where it was. And he goes, man, let me send you some books, a big reader. I swear to God, he sent me a cardboard box. full of books. Every book was this thick. But it was like Russian, it wasn't written in Russian, a book about Russian painter.

And this book about Eastern Falaw, it was like this, I wish I had the whole collection because it was, you know, with McGraw, you can't tell us, is he pulling a prank army? Or he could be totally serious because he's a one-upper for sure.

You know, he's, that's, you know, McGraw. I do. He's not going to, he's going to want, he'll, you know, you go out on the road, he'll flip that tire one more time than you flip it. competitive. He's so competitive. So I still can't tell this day. I need to ask him.

And he probably will tell you, probably, like, of course I read those books. But it was like this huge selection of really thick history books that I'm just like, this has to be a joke. But maybe not. I think the hard. Mike, we have to save that clip because someone's saying to me, hey, what books have you read? I've probably read them as the funniest, most aggressive. Yeah, I already marked that down.

It's the best clip ever. Because Bobby Bones Show Let's go To hear that full interview It is an hour long Go search for the Bobbycast

On IHeartRadio Or wherever you listen To your podcasts It's time for the good news With producer Eddie Tell me something good I know you've heard of the tooth fairy But have you heard of the tech fairy?

No The tech fairy His name is Craig Clark He's from Florida He's 79 years old And for the past eight years ears, he's been fixing up old computers and giving him to people in need. He used to be a 7-11 exec, so he's kind of loaded.

So he uses his own. He uses his own money. That's awesome. And it all started when his buddies were like, hey, I got a new computer. Can you help me set it up? He's like, well, what are you doing with your old computer? Well, nothing. You want it?

Yeah. And he fixes it up and gives it to people that need computers. That's cool. That's a good story. Also, the tech fairy around here is Morgan because she does all the work for Eddie on lunchbox. Yep. Thank you, Morgan.

All they do is cry. They take shots of Morgan during the show. But then as soon as the mics go down, Morgan, will you help me? She loved that one. Yeah, it's true. It's very true. Yeah, good story.

That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Fox Morgan 2. Steve Redavit's trying to put you through. Mike Deed's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story.

Over to Amy with the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. What do all the cool kids learn in school? Why do all the cool kids learn in school? Algebra. Brough. That was the morning corny. I guess it's sort of evolved into bro.

Like now I hear bro more than bra. Algebra. That's a... Algebra. Tough one, tough one. Yeah, not a good one. All right. Bobby Bone Show.

Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from. Nashville, Tennessee. A 60-year-old man was out walking his dog when the dog's like, oh, I got to go to the bathroom. So he stops in some lady's yard, drops a pile of, you know, and the guy keeps walking.

The lady comes out and goes, sir, sir, you forgot to pick up the poop. He's like, no, no, I'm not going to pick it up. And she whips out a pistol, points at him, goes, I think you're going to pick it up. I think I am too. He picked it up. Yeah, definitely. Yeah.

Then he called police. And she was arrested. But did he pick out the poop? That's the question. Did he pick it up? Ah. I mean, he had to have. Otherwise, she was going to shoot.

If she didn't shoot, that's its precedent that she's not going to shoot if she comes out. Yeah. It was a man in his chihuahua. You can poop in our yard. It was a chihuahua guys. I mean, how big is the poop? Tiny. It doesn't matter about his poop size.

Yeah. Yeah, she probably had enough of it. Yeah. Yeah. You don't have to pick it up or not. It doesn't say if he picked it up. Man, this deserves to follow up. I don't know how early on in the story, though, like he wasn't going to say poop.

He's like, you know, the dog, you know. Yeah, he did his. And then he waited for it. And then he just says poop casually. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. We will see you tomorrow.

Thank you, everybody for listening. Goodbye. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show. The Bobby Bones Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram. at Reed Yarberry. Scoobis 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. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me,

Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media. Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, the Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard,

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