The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 1: Lunchbox Takes A Syphilis Test + Top 5 Unsolved Crimes In The U.S. + Bobby's Rough Morning

Episode Date: April 8, 2025

Lunchbox had to take a syphilis test. We had a listener call in saying they were concerned for his health last week due to his latest infection and fear it could be something more serious.  So we get the results. Bobby taught us about the Top 5 Unsolved Crimes in the United States. Bobby shared what caused him to have a rough morning and almost made him last this morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to Tuesday show. Morning studio. Morning. So they think about half of Gen Z parents will name their kids after these six celebrities, like their names. So a big marketing firm called socially powerful to the deep dive. And so they think 46 to 48% of Gen Z parents will use these names to name their kids. Can you name them?

Obviously, they're massive celebrities. but they're not really going, oh, my kid would be like the celebrity, but the name is influencing culture so much. Three girls, three guys. Sabrina? Correct. Bam. Good, there's one.

Taylor? Mm-hmm. She's probably getting too old. I know. I started to think that. It's crazy for us. And so are we. Yeah.

Olivia? Yeah, good. That's two. Can you name the number one? Golly. Okay. So Olivia, Sabrina. I'll give you a hand.

hint on the number one. Siza. Close. That ain't a cool name. A hint on number one is I completely am wrong based on what I said about Taylor and that name being too old because this person is older than Taylor. Selina? No.

Kim. Oh, Kim. Yeah. Analysis show that Kim is far and away the most popular celebrity inspired baby name worldwide with superstar Kim Kardashian being the main inspiration. Lending her name to some 1,700,000 babies. She's getting all that credit. She doesn't deserve all the credit, but she is keeping the name alive and current.

Sabrina was it two and Olivia was it three. So of the boys, what do you think? Three celebrity boys, their names are affecting names. Golly, who are some boys that Jenzies into? I need a hint. Older than the girls, generally speaking. That helps. Justin?

Yes. So Justin Bieber. Obviously. Not so much Justin Temper Lake, but they do put them on the list, but Justin Bieber for sure. That's number two. Go ahead. You've nailed four or six so far. Maybe you didn't get Kim. No, I didn't get Kim. Yeah. Let's see. Oh, Justin. Morgan, any guests up here? For the guys. Is Noah one? No. Jacob, which is still Twilight, but also there's somebody from Saltburn named Jacob Allorty.

Oh, yeah, Jacob Allardy. I don't know who that is. Hey, Taylor's old. Me. I don't know who that is. Yeah, Jacob Allorty is a looker for sure. And number one, the study found that Blank is the top celebrity inspired baby boy name with about a million point six. This person's older than everybody else on the list, but people are still massive celebrity.

But he's keeping the name alive and cool. But is older than everybody on the list. Right. Is he 50? Yeah. Wow. Crazy. Have a guess.

Patrick? No. What you got? Leonardo. Correct. He's 50 years old. Okay. And they're like, we don't think it's Leonardo da Vinci.

I think they're right. I think it is much more of a DeCaprio thing who is named after DaVinci himself. But I mean, think about it. If Leo DiCaprio didn't live and didn't remain famous, what other Leonardo is there, except a Ninja Turtle? That's it. And everybody ain't naming their kids, Raphael or Shredder. Donatello. You know what I mean?

So, I thought that was fun. But those are the three celebrity names. that they think will influence about half of the baby names coming up. Kim, Sabrina, Olivia, Leonardo, Justin, and Jacob. Bobby Bones. I've been with my girlfriend for about a year. Everything's been great. We were getting ready to move in together, but a few days ago,

I got a text from a random number claiming that she's been cheating on me the entire time. I showed her the message. She completely denied it. And honestly, she was really convincing. I want to believe her, but I also can't shake the feeling that there might be some truth to it. Is it smart to move forward like nothing happened or should I hold off until I'm more sure who to believe? Signed, the anonymous text receiver. First of all, the question, should I hold off until I'm more sure who to believe? Who are you weighing? The anonymous

texter or your girlfriend? That's a weird question. Secondly, usually if somebody's cheating, usually, there is some sort of unsettling feeling that something ain't right. If you never had that, I think that's a line in her column two. And then also think of all the reasons you would receive that text. That's not her cheating. One, somebody hates you. Two, somebody's in love with her and doesn't want her to move in with you. Like there are a lot more reasons to believe her than not to believe her if there's been

no indication of her being shady at all. And maybe you just don't want to move in with her. That's a good point. You ever think about that? Like you may, or maybe you're just so scared to move in with her because it could hurt the relationship that's great. There are so many layers to this. Way more than she's cheating on you.

And also we get these weird texts. Like lunchbox got one the other day that was like, don't forget to pick me up at the airport. Yeah, Nina. Yeah, Nina. So. Yeah. Oh.

If you believe her and you have no reason to not believe her, then I think you should move forward with it. But again, that's a weird one. We don't know what the text said. But if you believe her and you have no reason, you never felt any weirdness, I think you should move forward with it. Because there are too many things that could have happened that's not her cheating on you. And who's been cheated on? Anybody want to go forth? Oh, yeah, I have.

Thank you. Thank you, Morgan. I was hoping you jump forward on that one. Did you always have, I don't know, an inkling? No. Never. It wasn't not never. There were moments that I did, but there were also times where I thought I was in a great

relationship and I got a DM or I got a text message and I was like, okay, well, I guess I was wrong. But was, no, no, because this is an anonymous one. Was yours anonymous or was it from somebody? Like a girl? It was from a girl. It was on Instagram so I could see her profile. I think that's different where it's not like this.

That's true. But it is also possible in the situation that this person doesn't have social media. I don't know their ages or situation. I personally like I have learned when it comes to cheating whenever there's smoke, there's fire. There's a reason somebody's texting me this. There's some truth to it. So there's probably something there. I don't think he's wrong to question it.

But that's also my experience because this has happened to me enough times that I have a data pool of this. Then what do you think of Bobby's point of like what if someone doesn't like? him or they're infatuated with her and they're trying to break them up. Or it's Nina who needs to be picked up at the airport. I don't think it's Nina. And I do think there could be some jealousy happening, but there's probably jealousy because she did something that she shouldn't have done. Now Morgan makes me feel like he cheated or she cheated.

In any of this, do you ever contact the texter and be like, let's talk about it? You can, but they're going to be anonymous and they're not going to respond. Or say, tell me more. Or you can try to call them from a different number, see if they answer and be like, who's it? if there's no reason to doubt her if there's no history of shadiness and you can't prove it what are you going to do except move forward

like there's nothing else you can do but it also feels like you just may not want to move in with her either if you're asking us but I say if there's no reason I'm going to double negative yet not to believe her then you need to believe her for now that's it that's a tough one though but it's so anonymous like have some

you know waddos about yourself cajones yeah if you're going to text somebody and say somebody's cheating at least show who you are so there's a reason to believe it. Well, and this guy could message back and be like, who are you? Can you give me some more details? Yeah, do that. Then text us and let us know.

Yeah. Yes. All right. But I say, unless you have more evidence, move forward. Unless, if she's never been shaped. So Lunchbox came on the air, admitted he had no guys could get this disease, and then said that in his throat, he has a yeast infection. Yeah.

Then a listener called and said, not only that, he said, you might have syphilis. So we have a syphilis test here. Can someone bring me the syphilis test? Yep. So what's going to happen is he's going to take this test. How's your yeast infection, by the way? It's getting a lot better.

I'm able to eat now and swallow and... Good. It's been a lot better. So in my hand here, it's called first to know. We're all going to be the first to know. Yeah. It's a home-used finger stick blood test for the detection of antibodies to the bacteria that causes syphilis. Now, the reason we want to be the first to know.

Now, the reason we want to know is because if it goes undiagnosed, that could eat his brain. Yeah. Simplus could. Dangerous. So. That's what I've heard. Let's take a look at this test. But if it is positive, like, for sure, like, there's a conversation that needs to be followed up on.

I've had people tell me he shouldn't even be here with the yeast infection in his throat. Really? They're lying. Amy came in with COVID and just worked for days. But I didn't know. I was like, hey, I know, but I was like, you don't have a cold. It's worse. And she wouldn't.

Then she came and she was like, you were right. But she also sits by herself. When lunchbox sits at a table with everybody else. But we're not making out. Yeah, but your spit travels. And you yell. And you yell so your spit goes everywhere. So I have a syphilis test.

I have instructions for use. Lunchbox is going to take this test and it's going to take like 15 minutes for us to get the results back. Anything you want to say before you take the test lunchbox? Man, I don't know anything about syphilis except for you guys telling me about it and let's hope I don't have it or else it's going to be really awkward. Is there anything you'd like to say about how you got? potentially got syphilis. Well, I've been around the block. Wait, what?

I don't think it's taken years. It's like dormant for... Since your bar, your bar days in Austin. Yeah, I mean, I was like, I've been everywhere, man. Are you trying to sing Johnny Cash? Yeah, I was trying to think of the Vanessa workers. I've been everywhere, man, everywhere, man. And that's all I know.

Okay, so we're going to take... Annie's going to take the test outside in the lobby. All right, who's going to do it? Guys, I don't... What? He'd have to get it through some pretty, specifically... specific ways. Yeah.

We're going to test it right now. I know. There's a Lancet. You have to sanitize your finger. You prick your fingertip. Then you fill the test. And then it's much like a COVID test where we will do the reveal. Just like we did with his job, we'll do the reveal on the air coming up.

Have you shared a toothbrush or a razor with anybody? Those are the two non-sexual ways. But that's it, though. Everything else is. But if someone uses his toothbrush and he doesn't know about it. It's not even that he's using somebody. also's but somebody could have come into his house use the toothbrush yeah next thing you know he's got syphilis any organ transplants recently no okay okay lunchbox is going to test for syphilis his yeast

infection is getting better i mean i did uh my power reds at the red cross he did he did he did he donated his blood surely they tested it sure they tested it yeah no i'm saying what if i got oh no what if someone was sitting in my seat and they dropped blood and i got it on me i don't think i don't That's how you get syplice. I think that's how a liar said they got syphilis when they get questioned about having syplice. See, there you go. You didn't get a transfusion. I transfusion is a blood.

You gave blood. Okay, let's take them out. Abby, do you want to give them the test? I trust you to do it right. I'd love to. Okay, so. I love the prick his finger. Yeah, these are the little.

Is that some fantasy you have? Yeah, to hurt you. I mean, I kind of wanted to do it too. I get it. What if we do, we get like 10 of these. We prick them all at once all over his body. Oh my God. That hurts so bad.

Okay, let's play Let's play this song And then... Wait, is there a band-aid that you have To seal me up? I don't want to bleed out. Dude, it's a drop of blood. Yeah, we have a band-aid for you.

Because I don't want to bleed out, man. I was going to say you could just suck on it, but then is that like... What? Suck on it. Then you give SIFLs to yourself. And it starts over the process. I got a question.

Does Abby have gloves? Because I don't want to get her DNA... Both you just have to wash your hands. No, no. Just wash your hands. I'm just saying... She's the one that should worry because she's with syphils.

But the doctors always put gloves on it. Maybe it's her syphilis. What? Abby, take this out. Okay. You and Lunchbox take the test and we'll come back and get the results in like 15 minutes. Everybody get on that? Good.

All right. Good luck, lunchbox. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. North Carolina non-profit support our troops. Recently received a large donation of Girl Scout cookies from the Piedmont Girl Scout Council. I'm talking 48,000 boxes.

Wow. That is a lot of cookies, which is awesome, which is awesome because they were able to divide them up. They're going to send them out to troops. And it's just a little way to say, hey, we care for you. That's a lot of cookies. I know. Barbara Whitehead, she works with support our troops. And she said, they've been doing this for 21 years and they get paid in hugs.

My luck, they'd all show up and they'd all be peanut butter. You don't like peanut butter? I hate peanut butter. Yeah, that would be the worst. Luckily, there's a variety. And they were able to sort them, get them out. And if you want to contribute in any way, you can hit up support our troops Facebook page and see how you can also make a donation and, you know, send a little support to our troops.

That's a great story. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. So lunchbox took a test to see if he has syphilis, all based on the fact that he has a yeast infection in his throat, which we did not know that a man could get. I say we, some of us dudes here, Amy News. Well, no, I guess he, I guessed it. I'm not like familiar with it. And we didn't think this was turning into syphilis either until this caller called us.

Hit it. That happened to me as well. And I had went to two separate doctors because it was still not going away yet. And ended up getting my blood tested and it turned out to be like the later stages of syphilis. But I just wanted to let him know that because it's worth, you know, getting checked out. She also goes on to say that, like, yeah, his brain could start eating itself or something. Like Al-Cabone. That's what happened.

He had syphilis so bad. His brain ate itself. But if this is one of the later stages, like at one point does it start? It might have already started years ago. So how did the test administration go, Abby? Because you had to prick his finger. Yeah, I was a little nervous. Abby was shaking like a leaf, dude.

It was like, there was blood flying everywhere. Okay. That's dramatic. I did have coffee, so I was a little dittery. I may have not been the best one. But hey, I think we got an accurate result. So you go to his finger with a little thing. Yeah.

And you pop, did it work the first time? It did. But he, like, screamed. I heard curse words. Oh, you did hear? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I heard curse words. And then you put the blood into the little container in the container, then analyzes the blood. Yeah, you have to put a lot.

I kept squeezing a lot. And it's a lot of blood in there. Really? Did you get a bandaid? You bandaded up over there? Yeah, got it. Do you feel like there's any chance? man if he misses this one after not getting that job

this isn't going to be the worst couple of reveals in the show is history it hasn't been bad man bad week but it's better to know actually you could look at it as bad but I think it's better to know I think it's better not to have simplest if I'm just like I agree but if he has it don't you want to know because then he can handle it I hear you but if we're just like making up stuff

on my list it's not having it but I hear you lunchbox yeast infection still there Yeah, still there, but it's going away slowly. And you're hanging, banging, and your throat. Yeah, but it's feeling better. Does your brain feel good and normal? Yeah, I mean, that feels crystal clear. Oh, boy. Oh, no.

Dang it. You hear that? Dang it. He said clistoclear. He's got it, I bet. Oh, no. I think he's got it. Okay.

I have, I haven't looked at the results. I have in my hand. I have not only. Do I have? Do you have the blood? I do. Oh. Oh.

I have the blood. And I, so if he does have. seplis, Tim need to get him out of here immediately. Yes. Why? It's not contagious unless we're hugging up. Well, it's not contagious unless we're doing it. Maybe you come up with a story first. Oh, man, she's going to see this.

I don't. Well, she must have it too. Okay. Whoa. Whoa. If he has it. And if they do that, you know. So lunchbox has been out. He took the sepolis test. Okay, here. I'm just going to, the result is, I know.

I haven't looked yet. The result is lunchbox does not have sympathy. Yes. Yes. Wow. Thank goodness. Wow. What a day for this show.

Man, thank you. What's the percentage that maybe it's like on the box and say 98% accurate? It was a hard no. It's hard no, Amy. It was not. That means my wife doesn't have it either, Amy. Everything's good. I was sitting the obvious.

I'm just letting you know. A guy does not have syphilis. It's great news for the show. That was awkward reading the test. I was like, I don't know if I want to know what he's been doing. I'm grossed out by having his blood up here on the table. That is gross. So we're going to put that down.

But today's... Today's a victory lunchbox. You're going to have set up for a lot. Congratulations. Congratulations so much, Fox. I like this question, and we're going to do it as well. Go ahead. What's something that's not supposed to be awkward but is?

Walking back after you bowl in bowling. Especially when you ain't hit nothing. So everybody just looking at you like, you suck. That's pretty funny. That's real funny. So what's something that's not supposed to be awkward but is? And that's from the can I vibe with y'all podcast. I'll go first.

Getting off the phone. It's awful. Oh, just hanging out? Yeah. Okay, got to go. Oh, then they start talking again. And you're like, well, now they know I want to get off the phone. And so now they're going to treat the conversation different.

I'm terrible at phone. So. At phone. Yes, at phone. just in general. I'm terrible at phone. Hey, getting off the phone with someone. I don't know how to do it because I'll be like, okay, got to, they just started another sentence. Have you ever been in a situation on the phone where someone trying to get off with you first? No, it couldn't happen. Ever. You've never on the phone with anybody that's wanted to get off the phone before you did.

Or you were mid-sentence. That I can remember no, because I don't want to be on the phone ever. So if I'm on the phone, my goal is to get off the phone. So if there's any sort of opening to get off the phone, I'm in, I'm out. So for me, that's what's awkward is trying to get off a phone call. You. So I feel like doors for me are awkward. Like sometimes if you don't know to push, pull and it's not labeled, like, why do I get so embarrassed if I do it wrong?

Do you ever do that? We're like supposed to push a door, but you pull or you do the opposite and then you're stuck. And people see you? Yes. But you're stuck. I mean, I've done the. Well, for a minute. I've never just committed to being stuck.

Or even revolving doors are awkward for me because I feel like I have to like jump in. All of mine revolved doors. or if you open the door for somebody and they're a little too far away and you're having to hold it for a long time. Or if they're holding it for you and you're kind of far out and now you're going to run. That's awkward. Like doors are hard for me. Okay. Yes.

Do you naturally, if you walk up to a door from the outside, do you push or pull? I would think you pull, right? I think it's pool. From the outside. I don't know. I'm just going instinct. Is there a universal way? I don't know.

If there is, I need to learn it. Me too. It kind of says on that. there like what to do. But here's the thing, I don't really freak out because if it doesn't go, I quickly go to the other within like a split second. But sometimes you have all your weight going for the push. All your weight. Are you guys playing American Gladiators? Why are you putting all your weight on a door? Yeah, because we're trying to get through the door. Or if it's like the right one is locked with the left one is open and you go to the right? It's just awkward.

Well, that one's different. I can understand that because you don't know which one. Yeah, but then you feel like an idiot. But isn't it always the right one? Now that I say that, isn't it always the right one if there are two? I don't know. Another one would be escalators with the suitcase at the airport. I just like say a prayer. I get on and I'm like, okay, do the sign of the cross and go, here we go. Like that's a ride. Eddie?

Buying women's products at the grocery store. I know it's not awkward, but it always feels awkward and I have to say like that's not for me. Can I say that it's okay for that to feel awkward for men? Because it's awkward for me as a woman. I strategically choose who I check out with because I feel awkward. If there's a teenage boy working, I am not buying tampons. I'm not. Even as a woman.

Even as a woman. I mean, sometimes we're desperate, but I am going to try to find the elderly woman that's checking out people. I guess I don't feel awkward anymore. Really? Yeah. I think I probably did at one point. But now I think that's just show business. But do you feel like you have to be like, not for me?

Well, and I know I don't have to say that. I don't have to like whistle it. I think they know that. Just in case. Where am I going to put it? Well, some people. Like, I've done my nose before. It's for my wife.

We've been married for 20 years. You've got to tell them your whole story there. Morgan. Yeah, mine is involving when you are either at an airport or on a plane and you fall asleep and then you jolt up and you feel like somebody saw it happen and you feel really embarrassed that you, A, fell asleep and B, that you jolted awake. I think of how I drool sometimes when I do that. Yeah. If I'm really asleep. That's tough.

Mike D. Going into a small business and leaving without buying anything, whenever you're in there looking around and you're like, oh, I'm not going to buy anything. But it feels so awkward leaving you're like, I'll come back later. It feels like you're stealing. That's a good one. And they always ask you.

If it's a small place and you do walk around and just look. And you're the only one. And you're the only one. Yeah. And maybe I don't feel like to think I'm stealing, but I feel like I just took their time. Like they just had to dedicate some time to me and I came in. Even though they're glad you're there.

Are they though? If I don't buy anything. nice to you and you're like okay. I don't need any jeans. Raymundo, do you have one? Two guys going into a men's restroom and going into the urinals next to each other. It's awkward. It is?

We all have to go to the bathroom, but you have to do that small talk. I've done it even with my own. So you're saying if someone's already up there and you walk up to it. Yes, I can agree with that. My dad will pull off at a gas station, me and him will go in the bathroom together. He taught me how to go to a bathroom and it is still awkward. We have to have that small talk for 30 seconds. If you're here at work and there's a dude up,

the two urinals are in our bathroom. They're right beside each other, obviously. There's a little wall in the middle, so no one's peeking, so that's not awkward. But then you're just so, your shoulders are so close, you've got to kind of be like, what's up? At least. You talk to them? Depending on who it is.

It doesn't matter who it is. You got to at least acknowledge because you're standing so close to them. You just have to be like, what's up? Even just that. If not, that's weird. My thing is, I don't want them thinking I'm looking at their thing. So I just look straight. No one thinks that, tampon boy?

Well, you never know. Why are you worried about what people are thinking about this? Yeah, but Bobby said there's a divider. There's a divider. We're here at work, but sometimes there's no divider and I just want to make sure that, hey, I'm not looking straight right in the titles. Why don't you just say that? Like, hey, I'm not looking. They're not for me.

I'm not looking. Or close your eyes or something. I don't know. Something that's not supposed to be awkward, but it is. Abby, did you have one or no? Well, like, if you're walking or if you're in a restaurant and you're looking for the bathroom, just like walking through the restaurant, you feel like everybody at every table is looking at you. And they're like, you got somewhere to be, what you're doing?

I've walked in the kitchen by accident before. Yeah, that's awkward. Oh, this is not. This is not the bad. Then you've got to walk in the kitchen and talk to whoever's next to the urinal in there. Something that happened to me the other day at the grocery store is I ran into somebody that I knew on like, you know, aisle two. And then I ran into them again on aisle four. And then when you run into him again, I just realized that that felt a little bit awkward because it's like, what do you do with that boy?

Like, again. I'm not following you. Walking after you already say bye, then you walk the same way. You're like, all right, good to see you. See you soon. Then you walk off toward the car the same. Okay. I like to make the joke, though.

You're following me? I'm not following you, man. I promise. Eddie has to yell that. Oh, that's a good job, guys. And hey, good job by that podcast. That's a pretty funny topic. A win is a win.

A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way,

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this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeard radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me?

The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get... what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe.

On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm AGOWODAM. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network,

it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day, and I was like, And dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players

flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth.

You doctored this particular test twice in so much, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Some lights the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Alespian and Michael Marantini.

My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Maricopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges.

This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Time Magazine has the top five unsolved U.S. crimes. Number five, the Tylenol murders, 1982. Seven people in Chicago died after consuming cyanide lace tyanol capsules. What? That case led to the tamper-proof packaging. But they never solved who put the cyanide lace or the cyanide in the Tylenol capsules. Wow.

The theories are a disgruntled worker, someone randomly targeted people for terror, and then they have suspects. But imagine that. Like, because that would, if that happened now, that would shut down a company. But you could probably, oh, yeah. 1982, unless it was in the newspaper. Imagine getting away with that, too. Like, you never, ever got caught your whole life.

Because people would get in trouble now when, like, COVID was happening, when they, like, licked their hands and put their hands and stuff. Remember that? They're, like, arresting people. But that's, like, a hundred times worse. They never found out who did it. Number four, the murders of Tupac and Biggie. The longer people that were involved live, the more they talk.

But sometimes those stories are even crossing up. There's a police conspiracy. There's a Shug Night. What do you think happened here? Do you have an official theory? I don't. I think there's something about Diddy recently with them that I was watching. I was watching about his drama and that came up.

Well, Diddy was Biggie's producer. So definitely could have. been a part of that. So it's just, I mean, with everything's going to with him. Yeah. Okay. Wow. Diddy did it? Didn't they recently arrest someone for this? Yeah. What was his role? Was he a, what was he like a hitman or something? I don't know. I don't remember. There's been so much a lot. Everybody claims that they knew stuff that when I see a new story, I don't really hold it. It's weird that these people are older now because like when you look at them, you're like, what? Because I'm sure back in the day, they totally fit the role of their like. Yeah, now it's like grandpa's

A range of murder. Exactly. 2023, Las Vegas, police arrested D. Wayne Keefe D. Davis, who was accused of orchestrating the 96th killing of Tupac and pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. Wow. Number three, the Vesila Axe murders. Didn't you stay in the house where this happened, lunchbox? Oh, yeah.

That was when you guys sent me with my cousin and it was a terrible night of weird phenomenons and noises and movements. The story is an entire family, along with two overnight guests, were bludgeon to death with an axe in Missilla. Iowa. Yeah. The killer lingered in the house. They think either it was a traveling serial killer, a revenge killing by a local, or a town preacher because he made a suspicious confession. But they don't know if he's crazy or not.

And when was this? 1912. Lunchbox stayed in the house in about 2022 or something. Yeah. No, maybe before COVID. COVID's messed up my mind. Yeah. So probably six, seven years ago.

Oh, we don't want to go back. Unsolved American Crimes. The Black Dahlia Murder, 1946. Elizabeth's short, a 22-year-old aspiring actress was found, killed in L.A. They think it could have been a doctor or surgeon because the cuts were so precise. Like they had to know what they were doing. Ew. They think there's a cover-up.

What do you think the number one most unsolved crime in the U.S. is? You're going to know it for sure. Easy. Okay, go. John Bona. That's it. Yeah. Gaped your mind right away?

Yeah. Six-year-old beauty queen John Bonae Ramsey was found. The case remains one of the most debated in modern history. There are theories. I don't, I know the case, but I've not been someone who's watched the documentaries or read any more about it. It makes me uncomfortable. Do you have a theory, lunchbox? I mean, for the longest time, I just thought it had to be the parents.

I just thought that because I'm like, how can they be in the house? And I don't know. But then I really stop researching it because every time you go, oh, we got an update on John Bonnet-Rensby. And there's no, who? Who? John-Beney Ramsey. Okay, got it. What did I say?

Ramsey? Who knows? But then there's never an update. They always say this and there's no update. So I really quit looking into it. The notepad thing with them was so weird to me. Because the note, the ransom note was written on a notepad in their kitchen, like a legal pad, you know. And that there was.

And demanded money, like $1,000. Right. But the way it was written, like there were other pages where they started. Like it was like a rough draft. They're like, dear. And they're like, oh, no, that's not right. Let me start again. And it's like, even think if you're writing that, you'd write it real quick or you'd already have

like pre-typed out or something? The writer's own words, this is from someone who did analysis of it, tells us the ransom note was not written with the intent to obtain money. Since the ransom note was written as a ruse, we can conclude this was not a kidnapping that turned into a murder, but a murder made it look like a kidnapping.

This means we cannot exclude the Ramsey's as possible suspects. Read that from like the statement analysis. I don't know. The theories are her parents or brother were involved in a cover up an intruder. I always thought that's what it was, like an intruder, but then once you read about all the notes and stuff, And the next one was that the police

Mishandled the crime scene so bad They lost so much evidence That somebody could have been involved Because of how bad everything was handled Like someone inside the police Could have been owned or been involved Now they, I guess the guy in the documentary Whatever was on Netflix that I watched

Like he was like yeah there's things we did wrong That's as real What are the true crime as we get on the show That's it, we're done Isn't there another theory before we go? Oh boy, here we go. Go ahead. That Morgan is...

John Boney Ramsey, Arlen Morgan, yes. She does kind of look like John Meney Ramsey, what she would look like. And who started that theory? One of our listeners, right? I never thought... I don't know if I've ever heard Morgan. I've heard people say about my wife before. They think she's John Manny Ramsey.

Really? Yeah, but what do you think about that? Undetermined. Man, I can't believe O.J. didn't make the list. Or Nicole and Ron Goldman. Goldman. But there was some closure in the fact that... That's true.

He lost the civil case and wrote a book if I did it that basically detailed everything that happened. I don't know that it's this. That's crazy. I don't know it's this. He really wrote a book? Yeah. Yeah. When you prank called him, I think he was doing his book tour.

Oh, man. Yeah. Okay, true crime over for the month. But see, we're trying to get that true crime audience now. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Her name is Maria Smith, Augustin.

She has been the mail carrier for third. 33 years in this town. And so Jessica Harris is someone who has been one of the houses that she's been delivering at. And she remembers back like 25 years ago whenever Maria, the milk carrier would come around and she'd have like lollipots for the kids and treats for the dogs. And so now that milk carrier lives on the same street as her family. So they'd heard she was retiring. Again, over 30 years. So they all kind of got together. They gathered a bunch of money, gift cards to local restaurants, a massive car. They decorated mailboxes, so when she went around the final time, that all the mailboxes would be decorated to say, like, thanks. They posted a video.

It's got like 80,000 views. And it's pretty cool. The mailbox thing's pretty cool. Like, she probably used all the gift cards. Like, that's probably the coolest, like, for long. But the mailbox, they all decorated their mailboxes. So the last time she went around, she saw that. That was a pretty cool story.

I wanted to share it with you guys. Saw it on people.com. And that is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What did Kermit the frog say at his puppeteer's funeral? What then?

Uh, what? Not a word. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's not funny. I got nothing to say. My puppeteer's dead. All right. Hi-oh.

That was the morning corny. That's pretty good. Tuesday Reviews Day What'd you watch? I'll go first I watched a movie called Black Bag which Mike you know it

Yeah I told you about it Yeah I thought I heard it from me I wasn't sure though Well and I told my wife I said Because she was like let's watch Black Bag And I don't want to jump on it With movie Mike told me

And you wouldn't watch it Well I don't want it to be like Well you and Mike have different tastes than me So What You told me it was an hour and a half too I remember that was one of the selling points And it was so it was quick

And I liked it Because it was only an hour and a half. It's a spy movie. Michael Fastbender, the dude who's in the agency, isn't a bunch of other stuff too, isn't it? Kate Blanchett is in it. If it were any longer, I think I would have given it a lower rating. Yeah, you get in, you get out.

Yeah, it's great. I would give it four out of five. Where do we watch it again? I watch it on Amazon. Okay. You have to buy it right now, though, because it's in theaters. That's fine. Or you can rent it.

But this is what I'll say. Eddie, you won't like it. There's too much dialogue for you. I don't like a lot of dialogue. Yeah, you don't like a lot of dialogue. Like that atomic bomb movie? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You didn't like that.

There's also non-dialogue, but there's a point with Eddie where if they talk too much, he's out. Or I fall asleep. Talk too much. For a spy movie, not a lot of action. Yeah, there's some spy stuffing. Is that the one where, like, in the preview, she says, I see you're watching me and I like it. Yes. Yes.

Yes, yes, yes. I give it four out of five black bags. Oh, that's not. And black bag is what they can say. They can't talk about what they're doing. They just go, ah, black bag. Because if they're spies, there's certain stuff they can't say, it's privileged. A black bag.

But yeah. What did you give it? I got a 4.5 out of five. Did you watch anything? I watched the new Minecraft movie. I've seen, I don't play Minecraft, but I've seen very, very mixed reviews. I've actually never played the video game, but I love video game adaptations. This was one that the people in the theater loved it.

Like kids and, like, teenagers, they're all about it. They're going crazy in the theaters right now. All I saw from the movie were inside the theaters. chicken jockey? Yeah, the chicken jockey. I saw that about ten times. It's like the Avengers when these moments happen. So even though it didn't connect

with me on that level, I had a lot of fun. I didn't think I was going to like it at all because the trailer looked terrible, but I gave it 3.5 out of five chicken jockeys. Oh, so is this something I need to take my kids to? My son plays that game. Oh, he's going to love it then. You're not going to get it, but he's going to love it. Can I just drop him off?

Probably. Amy, did you watch anything? I did. I watched some of all fears. Heard of it. It's from 2002. Is it a movie? It is a movie with Ben Affleck and Morgan Freeman. But it's on Netflix now. So that's how I came across it.

Amy's like Ben Affleck is a young, 25 year old. He did look very, very young and Morgan Freeman too. So I really loved it. I thought it was great. I give it four out of five CIA agents. Okay. We'll do the rest on part two. If you go to the podcast and listen, we have other reviews too.

So go check that out. The whole story is a lot of Gens. Z has never handwritten a letter. And so millennials and Gen X are all like, I can't believe you can't write a letter by hand. Which I don't think it's that crazy that a lot of Gen Z's never written a

handwritten letter because you don't only need that skill right now. You can have it and it's cute. But that would be like our parents be like, I can't believe kids can't turn butter. Right. It'd be like 100 years ago. I can't believe you can't kill a woolly mammoth with a spear. Like, there are just things

we don't have to continue knowing how to do without being shamed. And so what I have for Morgan here, because she is the youngest, Morgan, I'm going to give you a skill that we had to have and see if you even know what it is. See if you know how to do it. Okay. For example, if you couldn't get your Nintendo cartridge to work, what would you do?

Blow on it. Okay, how do you know that? We had another gaming system. I don't know if it was, I don't think I ever had a Nintendo, but I think it was a GameCube and we had to do a similar thing. How did a pager work? Well, I know everybody used to wear it on their little side, and it buzzed you. Somebody would buzz you.

And then what would they buzz? Like, how would the pager work? So you get a buzz on your pager then what? Then you'd have to go to a phone and call. Call who? Whoever paged you. How did you know who paged you? Because it like came through, they'd send the message, and that's what it would come through us?

Oh, almost. The message, no. Close, close. So you would have to put a number in. So you'd call that number and you'd go, okay, then you type a number in your number or a code. And so that's how you would know. There was a screen, but no, you couldn't message. But you could have codes with your friends.

Like if I send you 4-4-4, you'll know it's me. Right. So you can send a code. What about a collect call? I assume you use like a pay phone for a collect call. Okay, tell me more. By the way, Morgan was born in the 90s, 93? 93.

So if you wanted to make a collect call, what would you go do? You'd go to like one of those pay phones that used to be out on all the streets. not like we have a lot of them anymore. And you'd have to dial like 1,800 and... Zero. Zero. Okay, you dialed something. Zero was operator, right?

Yeah. But could you do a collect call through zero, right? Yeah, and then you talk to the operator and say you'd like to make a collect call. And then it would call, like, your parents or whomever and be like, would you like to accept a collect call from Amy? It's very much like prison now. And you see them answer the phone in prison. So that was a collect call, okay?

If you needed to get directions somewhere, you didn't have GPS, you didn't have phone. What would you do? Oh, what was the one that you printed out? There was a little printed out guy. So, okay, you're thinking of MapQuest? Yes. What if MapQuest didn't exist yet? Because we didn't have MapQuest as when we first started driving.

The paper map that you like, it like spiraled kind of out and you pulled it all back together. It never got pulled it back together. It never, yeah, no, no, no. Okay. What if your cassette tape gets stuck in the player? Oh. Was it? I feel like it was kind of like.

like a paper jam, but it was because of the little thing that was in the... It was because of that thing. Yeah, it's like too much. It's like coming out. Yeah. What would you do to get that back into the tape? Did you have to like rotate it back yourself in the little circle thing? Yeah, with a pencil, basically.

Okay, I never used a pencil. I think I tried to use my finger. Because it fit perfectly. The pencil was just... Or your pinky. Well, at least it's a girl pinky. Did you ever burn CDs? Yes.

Okay. Oh, lime wire. Yeah, that was a big thing. And how would you burn a CD? You'd put it in the, like the... Well, because once upon a... time with computers you had the rectangle box that accompanied. I can't remember the names of any of these things, the rectangle box, and then you put the CD in the little player and then you'd burn it

through the computer and then you have to pop it back out. I'm not even sure what you're saying, but sure, you take them, you drag them over, you'd burn a CD. What about if your CD or DVD was scratched? Any idea how to fix that? No, I don't know that we ever fixed them. I think you just throw it away. Well, you could use alcohol. You could use toothpaste. You could pray. You ever do the breath? Yeah. Did you ever lick it? I would try licking it. No. Can't say ever licked it. Did it work? I don't remember. How did you make a phone call with a calling card? Oh, I don't think I ever used a calling card. I don't think I have any reference to a calling card. You would call number first and punch in eight, all the digits on the card.

Anyway, okay, let me give you one more. Did you know how to make a mixtape? No. I don't think I ever made a mixtape. Oh, those were the best. Play, pause, record on the radio. What about if you want to know what time of a movie was? Oh, you'd have to call them.

Yeah, or read the newspaper. Okay, never read the newspaper, but I called the movie theaters quite a few times. Did you ever have party line calling? Like where you were all on the call together? Yeah. Yeah. I don't remember how we did it, though. Three-way?

Oh, excuse me? That's a, y'all. There was party line. But yeah, that's three way you can just bring someone in, one person. I'll give you one more. How do you check if your batteries were still good? Look it, like Amy said. The top of it to see if it shocked you.

Oh, it's terrible, man. Do you know what the Dewey decimal system is? Oh, it sounds so familiar, but I don't know that I can place it. What do you think the Dewey decimal system is? Doey decimal system. Is it where you move the decimal over and think? The library, it's how you got a library book back in the day. That's what it was.

The little bar codes. You ever written a handwritten letter? Yeah, I've written some letters. Making sure. Any other ones for her, guys? Those are all pretty good. I was going through all the things, the skills we no longer need anymore. Does she know what a fax machine is?

Probably. I think they still use them a little bit. We still have them here. Really? Yeah, I think so. Like every once a awesome one will do a fax. That's old's cool. A win is a win.

A win. 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. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated.

One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports. and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by.

Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck.

I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe.

On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network It's Will Ferrell My dad gave me the best advice ever I went and had lunch with him one day

And I was like And dad I think I want to really give this a shot I don't know what that means But I just know the groundlings I'm working my way up through And I know it's a place that come Look for up and coming talent He said if it was based solely on talent

I wouldn't worry about you Which is really sweet Yeah He goes but there's so much luck involved And he's like Just give it a shot He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration.

It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest.

The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story.

This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone's, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing.

Greg Lespian and Michael Marincini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Ameriopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona.

Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake up, you wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Eddie and me lunch box, more game two. But Steve Redavit's trying to put you through. Back is riding this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn Stone.

Her name's Grace. She's 51. She's a mom at three, but she just had her third kid at 51. Now she had natural conception children on this one. They were like, let's just try in vitro at 50. Yeah. Even for that to tell. take would be and it did and so it was successful she says the most surprising thing is she found

her third pregnancy to be the easiest attributing this to body awareness she says her age motivated her take better care of herself during pregnancy she's tired but reminds people that it's normal for a mom to feel tired no matter how old they are new york post 51 years old she's like the lebron having babies body awareness rocking it high level performance oldest person in the league. Like killing it. Had an issue this morning way early. So for the past, I would say

six months or so, my bulldog Stanley has been sick as in he has some sort of protein issue where his body does not take protein. And so bulldogs are always broken. I love my bulldog, but I would recommend anybody that's out there looking for a dog not to get a bulldog. Unless you have, I don't know, a whole bank account

that's just dedicated to pay for the bulldogs medical bills forever. And so he's been sick. And Dr. Josie, our vet, has been over a lot, and he's been on all this medicine and his poop's all wet forever. So it's just constant, right? He doesn't feel good. This is probably been a six-month issue.

We've been pretty on top of it. And he's gotten a little better and a little worse, a little worse. I walk into his and Eller's room. It's basically the mud room, but we have a dog door that goes out. They can also go out to dog door. So they have their beds in dog door. And Eller is not in her bed. She's in the corner.

And Stanley's in his bed. And it's like, it's a war zone. It's a mess. It's a worst for him. And so it's, I've had dogs my whole life. It's the worst I've ever seen. And it's also like 3.30 in the morning. So it's a mixture of, oh man, I feel bad for you versus all man I feel bad for me.

But this is how I know I love my wife. And every once in a while, you just get one of those reminders. I never once thought, I'll just leave this. Because I leave so early, it could have happened after I left. Oh, that would have been smart. I'm shocked that you didn't do that. Yeah, why wouldn't you do that? Oh, I just assume that's what you did.

aren't you guys little haters Santa put me some haters in the stock in this morning huh? No you're not you're not gonna be late to work I spent half an hour cleaning that up and never once even considered leaving dude is World War III leaving that for my wife

I easily could have gotten away with it so this is how you now know no I know but we always need little reminders little things to just shake you and go in case you forgot how much you love your wife? This is a sign. Anybody else you had a left it for.

I'm telling you, it was like, I don't even want to do, I don't want to talk about it anymore. Yeah, we got, and I felt so bad for him because he's just been sick and he takes these little steroids out and make him better throughout the day. And man, when he takes those, though, he's like a rocket. Rocket man. Just do, too, too, too. But terrible. So we're trying to get him better.

We have to do, he does blood work like everyone. week. And again, luckily, Dr. Josie, who has a podcast, it's fantastic. It's called in the vet's office with Dr. Josie. Luckily, she is a concierge vet. So she goes to people's houses. She's been doing blood work on them like every other week. And hopefully we don't have to take like a piece of a stomach lining out, like cut it out and send it in. I feel terrible for him. I love that dog. I felt bad for Ella because she was in the corner. Like she was hiding from it. She was like, dude, what are you doing? And the thing about Ella, is we adopted Ella, like

she was just a street dog, a street puppy. She is iron. Nothing makes her sick. She could go and track down and kill an animal, eat it, burp it up, come back in the house, chill, watch some sparranoes, call it a day.

Like, no issue. Because those dogs have not been cousins and brothers and sisters hooking up with each other their whole life to make the dog the same. And breads. Yeah.

I tend not to say that because people say that about me. Oh yeah. But yeah, you're not. I know. Okay. I know people just go like, you're from Arkansas. Although you and Stanley do have similarities with your stomach. I'm wondering, you know, they say that either the owner takes on what the pet is going on or the pet takes on what the owner has going on.

Like, what if y'all are just like feeding it to each other back and forth? I mean, not like through actual food or saliva, but just energy. Definitely could be saliva. Like, I love that guy. I'll sit with them and just feel bad. I'll just put, I'll sit on them. floor with them and just put my arm around him and just like hold him and hug them because I'm like I know you feel bad but you can't speak English and that sucks but then you can't

even understand the English I'm telling him that he can't speak English so there's that divide and so I know when I'm sick I just either want nobody around me or like to totally be coddled and I felt bad for him but it was awful this morning so I'm here today I text him and I always kind of let him know our security guy let him know where I am and I was like run a little behind I mean, I was still half an hour early, but I was like running a little behind as normal. Good news is, I love my wife. Oh my gosh. So, yeah, had that traumatic experience this morning.

That's tough. Oh, man. Thank you for powering through. You're welcome. And then lunchbox didn't have chlamydia. Thank goodness. No, not chlamydia. Oh, so we don't know he doesn't have chlamydia yet.

My bad. So he doesn't have syphilis. Yeah, he still might have chlamia. TBD. That's right. That's a different one. I did that on purpose. And he still has yeast.

He still has the yeast infection. And, once he showed up and told us he had a different disease that he once gave to then he gave it to Amy that was called tuberculosis but is that always in your body it's always in my body it's just dormant I took a pill for nine months and so I have less than a 1% chance of it becoming active but it could become active it could and then I'd be in serious trouble I don't know if that like yeast and other things flare up other things yeah yeah yeah that's how we work everybody's sick it's gross mostly Stanley on lunch

box, but a Maryland woman bought a pair of identical tickets to the same pick five drawing. So identical tickets is not something that I would do because the pick five drawing is just, hey, get random with numbers. So you wouldn't really buy identical unless you had some sort of feeling, some sort of premonition. But she did and she hit because she used her car's odometer numbers and won 100,000 bucks. Whoa. Jeez. Yeah, that's pretty legit.

I mean, it's one of those signs, right? Like, the sign was right in front of her. The woman's tickets each earned her $50,000. Hey, lunchbox, they're raising that, is it mega millions? Yeah, they're raising it to like $5 a ticket. So it was two. It's about to get crazy around here, folks. Why?

Tariffs. No, I'm just kidding. No, I didn't, why does he think it's, I don't know how much that's going up. Well, what was it before? Two. Oh, wow. I guess it is now. I just wanted to affect.

Does the jackpot get higher? So if you hit the money ball now, it's $10 automatically, where it used to be, I don't know, not $10? No, I was like two or five. I mean, I don't remember. I don't hit it enough to remember. Five bucks. Yeah.

What else do you know about it? I know that that's the reason is they want the jackpots to get bigger quicker. That does get everybody involved quicker. Like you don't even talk about it until it gets almost a billion dollars. And then we're like, oh, that seems to be enough now for us to get in. And maybe it's for the education fund because I know some of the states they do it. I bet you it ain't for the education fund. Yeah.

Or they just want people to get rich. Probably not that either. But states get to tax that. Oh, so maybe it's a... As well. But it's a multi-state game. But the state that wins gets to tax that. California makes a ton of money because they win.

All the time. All the big ones. All the big ones. Yeah. Call us if you want. 877-77 Bobby. The national championship basketball game was so good last night that I'm so sad I fell asleep at halftime. Oh.

I know. You missed a good one. I was so tired. And I thought Florida would win. We talked about on the sports show yesterday. Maybe had a little something, something on the something, something. You know what I'm saying? A little drive king, something.

So that was good. My friend Brandon Ray's song played as Florida came out. Like everything, everything happened, awesomely. And I fell asleep at halftime. But Florida won the championship. Here's the final call of Florida defeated Houston, 6563, to win their third national basketball championship. Florida leads it by two.

Usain, going to go. Youzan, give it up. Cryer, six seconds. I watched it all. And after the dog mess, I caught up. I did hype, but yeah. What a great game. Great tournament.

Congratulations to the Gators. That's pretty cool. Next up from the Journal of American Geriatric Society, regular face-to-face communication reduces the risk of depression and adults by half. In comparison, socializing by phone or email does not have the same beneficial effect to seeing someone in person. You think it's just for old people who do. just end up being alone? I don't, I think there's definitely something, but I do wonder about FaceTime.

I'm all good on people at this stage. And maybe I change on that a little later. But you get face-to-face through your phone, but it's FaceTime. Yeah, I'm even good on that. I'm just good. I'm just good. Okay. Yeah, I've just kind of at my limit of people right now.

One more I might just explode. Oh, okay. Yeah, I know what I'm saying. Tramp stamps are back. No. Oh. They can't be. From the lure.

The lower back tattoo that was popular among women. in the 90s is having a comeback, says tattoo artists. More client requests this placement, noting that the lower back area is also a perfect spot for a large decorative piece when compared to other areas of the body. Well, then they should learn from those that came before. The people regret it.

Also, just to hopefully not allow it to happen for guys, the barbed wire tattoo, let's not do it again. Right. Let's not do it again. Let's just before we get to it again, let's just go and say, or the tribal band, unless you're actually in the tribe,

If you're in the tribe, do it. Yeah. That's something that right. Respect. Yeah. But, this is from stylist. A study found that women spend on average three hours a week doing and redoing chores that they've asked their husbands and kids to do. Oh, y'all need to get together.

Well, the kids too, not just the husband. Yeah, why even us? They do say husbands first. Oh, okay. The top chores that women have to redo, wiping down wet countertops, vacuuming, not making the bed and folding clothes. And this argument isn't a women should do the chores argument. It's a whenever the chores are delegated and the men are kids have to do their version of the chores, the women usually have to go back in and do it because the kids and the men are incompetent.

Well, they just don't do it as well. Yeah, the effort's not there. I mean, yes, we're just superior. We know she's going to double check. So you do it bad on purpose? Well, it's just like, well, I mean, if it doesn't get done perfectly, we know she's going to come back and complain about it either way. So let's just get done.

My daughter's in charge of the dishwasher, loading it, unloading it. And I opened up the part where the civil row goes the other day. And it was, you're supposed to strategically place it in between the little divot so that it's all lined up and everything gets cleaned. Well, I opened up that part of the tray. And stuff was just thrown everywhere. Like, she just threw it from the sink into the dishwasher. And I had to call her in there and I'll be like, Stasura, how long have we been doing this? Like what?

She goes, I was in a hurry. Unbelievable. Well, now I have to redo her. Because it just didn't get cleaned properly. Don't put knives blade up. Yeah, blade's down. Yeah, no, I mean, once she said it, I was like, yeah, that makes sense. Yeah.

I was like, but, aren't you happy? I did it without being told. That was my comeback. Okay, you sound like my 17-year-old. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She was like, well, if the blades up, you know, and I was like, I know. That's on me, my bad, but aren't you happier? But then she was like, no, because then I had to go in and like do them, lay down.

So we're just grabbing it is. Yeah. It's dangerous. Breakthrough for a male birth control. And the male birth control pill Scientists begin testing a hormone-free tablet and men after approved 99% effective in mice.

Wow. I wouldn't trust it ladies. I wouldn't trust it ladies. Oh, when the guy says? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's the thing. I wouldn't trust if I was a guy. That's the one you got to worry about. Okay.

Yeah, I wouldn't trust it ladies. So they've been saying this for like 15 years, though, that they're close to doing this. I do want to grab a couple calls regarding the lottery. We talked about the mega millions. I believe it's the mega. There are two big ones, right?

There's the Powerball and Mega Millions. And so the ticket's now going to be $5 instead of two. We have Casey on in Clarksville, Indiana. Hey, Casey, you're on the show. What's up, buddy? How's going? Pretty good.

What do you want to say? So I want to know if Lunchbox is still going to buy the Mega Million tickets or if he's going to spread the money to other tickets. No, I still do Mega Millions just because I want to get rich. Oh, today is actually the day that it starts. Yeah.

So you were probably spending five bucks anyway. Yeah, because I would buy, you know, you buy two tickets. I'd probably buy 10 tickets. So now I'll just only be able to buy four. That's just, you know, I'll just get less chances to win. You have enough of it. I thought you maybe would just increase. Double up, man.

That's how you are with your money and lottery. Scared money, don't make money. No, no, it's not scared money because it's still the same amount of money. I'm not downing my money. Yeah, but you're less chances. Less numbers, man. You're scared money. going to make any money.

I mean, I understand your philosophy and you're saying that, but how much money can I go? Then I'll go broke. That's why you're from here. Is that what you're hoping? Is that why it's funny? Casey, thank you. No, you're just funny. Yeah, for you to be rational

about it now and you've been so irrational about your entire life. Right. Heather, let's go to Heather. Same situation. Heather and Florida. Hey, you're on. Hey, good morning. Morning. So what they're saying is that the reason they read to $5 is because the starting jackpot is going to start at $60 million instead of $20 million.

And the odds of winning are supposed to be better and it's supposed to climb faster. But the starting is 50 million instead of $20 million. So the question is, does that tickle your pickle? No, it does tickle my pickle. I love getting more money in the pot. But I don't understand how it makes my odds better to win. I don't understand that either. I just wanted to ask him.

Tickled your pickle. I didn't really. And he said, yeah. Didn't want to jump in the math of it. But Heather, thank you very much. We appreciate that. Have a great day. All right.

See you later. There we have it. That's the news. Those were Bobby's B. Stories. All right, more Tuesday reviews day. Morgan, did you watch anything? Yeah, I watched two things.

One was on Netflix called The Life List. It's a movie with Sophia Carson and Connie Britton. So I don't know the movie, but I saw on Netflix's Instagram that were heavily promoting it. Yes. So it's new. Yeah, it's brand new. It came out this weekend. And I got super emotional.

I kind of was expecting it to be really cheesy, which there were moments of that. But overall, a really good movie. I'd give it four out of five letters. Netflix movies, are they typically over two hours, Mike? Yeah, for the most part. So they're standard? Yeah. Too long?

Yeah, a little bit too long. Do you know how long that one was, Morgan? I do think it was a little bit longer. But it didn't feel long. It felt perfectly spread out. It would feel long to Bobby. Okay, what else? And then I watched the third season of Reacher on Amazon.

And I, gosh, I'm just obsessed with Reacher. This is like one of the best shows that Amazon's put out. And season three is keeping everything going. I give it four out of five cell phones. So he's obviously good looking and he's a beast. He's a monster, like built. You ever hear him sing? No, is he a good singer?

It's crazy. That's not fair. I know, it's not fair. He's such a good singer, and I just happen to come across him singing on a TikTok. Oh, he doesn't sing on the show? No. He's like BA on the show. Oh, I just Googled him.

He's massive. Alan Richon. Oh, it's huge. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And he's huge on the show. Yeah, that's kind of the purpose. He's like 6'3, but I'm talking about professional wrestler cartoon looking large.

I mean, I don't know if he does anything extra to his body. like steroids. I got you got you. I'm just saying, man. But he has a background in singing. He made it like to round three of American Idol like 2014. But he's really good. So you should check that out.

Just go look for it. You'll be amazed. That's wild. So he's a singer. He's like a monster and he's great at acting. Like what? Yeah. Good looking.

Triple threat. Not a bad monster. Eddie. No, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I finally saw the Bob Dylan movie. A complete unknown. It's on Hulu now.

So I didn't have to go to the theater. Had nobody told me it was on Hulu. I did tell you last week. Last week? No. You said you watched the first 30 minutes of it. Well, I saw that it was on Hulu and I got excited. I'm pretty sure I told you.

No. But I finally watched it. I love Bob Dylan. Timothy Shalame did not remind me of Bob Dylan. The whole time I'm like, that's Timothy Shalamee acting like Bob Dylan. So that kind of hurt the movie a little bit. But, dude, the story's good. If you don't know anything about Bob Dylan and how he started and how he evolved into electric Bob Dylan, that's kind of the story.

It's not his whole life story. I would say it's the first five years of his career, maybe, first three years. Well, the whole story would be like 10 movies. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Still alive, yeah. I am a four out of 10 Bob Dylan fan. Like, I understand his significance, songwriting, folk music, et cetera. I'd probably like it more than you, though, because I'm not a massive fan.

Boom, and you probably don't know a lot of things. I've read books about Bob Dylan. Don't tell me what I don't know. Good point. Yeah. I mean, you might know it. But there was one thing I didn't know about Bob Dylan. So that was cool to kind of learn something about someone that you know everything about.

So you're too big of a fan. Would you say your bias affected your enjoyment? Yes, because I've seen documentaries on this period. I've seen other movies on this period. So, yeah, it was just kind of another Bob Dylan movie for me. Mike, what did you think about it? I thought it was good. Like, I don't really even listen to his music.

And I found myself really enjoying it, listen to his music after the fact. but kind of like what Eddie said, there are moments where you really tell that's Timothy Chalameh. So that's why he did win the Oscar. Did you guys realize that that is Timothy Chalame? Yeah. I don't know if that's the thing you guys did it or not.

There are other people at Joaquin Phoenix when he did Johnny Cash. Exactly. He feels like Johnny Cash. At moments, he just feels like is some young 20-year-old. I would think, just a, oh man, a slight pushback. The Joaquin Phoenix wasn't super famous

then when he did Johnny Cash, so it was a bit different. It wasn't as famous as Timothy Chalamee is now. It doesn't matter. Who played Ray? because he did a really good job. Jamie Fox? Jamie Fox.

Like, I didn't think the whole movie like that's Jamie Fox playing Ray. Never. Oh, interesting. So I'll give it, I'll give it three motorcycles out of five. With bias added in. With bias added in

because I'm a huge Bob Dylan fan. What did you give a Mike? I gave it a four out of five. I'm going to watch it. I didn't know it was on Hulu. Nobody told me. I didn't get a text from Mike. Eddie Klanfti told me.

I don't know that ever saw that. Okay, that is Tuesday, Reviews Day. This story comes to us from Canada. A man was in traffic and he's like, man, traffic's moving slow. I got time to pull out my iPad and watch a movie. So he had his iPad on his steering wheel as he's driving down the road and boom! Right into the car in front of him. I see sometimes on TikTok they sell these things.

You can plug into your car and whatever your screen is, it can turn it into a screen for content movies. I've seen that. Oh, really? I've been so tempted, but that's bad news. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can't do that. There's a reason why we already can't do that, which is what happened to this guy. So I haven't bought it, although it does look so tempting, because it's like $14. And you plug it in, next thing you know, you can watch whatever you want.

Yeah. On your screen that's already in your car. The same screen that shows you the map. I know. I know. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day.

Dangerous habits that old people refuse to give up. And I think eventually we're going to be making this list ourselves. It's things that they grew up being told this is what you do, so they keep doing it. Number one is going into the toaster with like a fork to get if your bread doesn't come out. No way. Even if the toast isn't down, even if the wires aren't orange. Like hot, yeah. So you're still going after it with a fork.

Yeah. You shouldn't do that, but how do you get your toast out? Great questions. Upside down. Turn it upside down. But then all this crap goes everywhere. I've done that too. We'll go over the sink.

No. That's a good point, though. Who's going to carry it across the kitchen to get it over the sink? Just use a fork or a knife. How big is your kitchen? But it's on the opposite side of the kitchen. It's across the... I will go in with my fingers and try to get a pinch to pull. But the pinch to pull, the bread sometimes is so stuck that it stays down there.

I don't go fork in, but I can't say that I wouldn't go fork in if it were really craving the toast. Sometimes I go knife. But you have to go plastic knife. I guess that's the same thing. Exactly the same thing. But I still do it. Dipping raw meat into the flour container so they wouldn't waste flour. Like old people used to do that.

So if you put the raw meat in, it coats it. Oh, to bread it. Yeah. Instead of dumping it out, putting the meat on it, flipping the meat, then you have all this flour to waste. So what they would do is just take the raw meat and dump it in. First, does anybody do? I don't cook enough, but that sounds like a terrible idea.

I think I still do that. What? No way. I did chicken nuggets the day and I did that. Especially chicken. Wait, so, talk me through this. So, like, you do fried chicken, right? And you get, like, your little egg batter.

It's in one bowl and then you have all the flour in the other bowl. You get the chicken nugget, you dip it in the egg, and the egg, and then you put it in the flour. And you do that over and over and over, and then you fry the chicken. Right, but where is your flour in an independent bowl that then you discard of the rest of the flour? I do all the chicken nuggets in the same bowl that the flower's in. But I think you're missing the point. You can do that. That's okay.

The flour, do you save the flour that you just used? Oh, no, no. Do you save it for something else? That's what they're saying. Yeah, no. They're saying, like, older people because they didn't want to be wasteful. Like, say you have a flour jar that you always pull from anytime you need flour. They would dip the meat right in that jar.

Oh, H, no. Yeah. Yeah. Because that, a lot of meat illnesses. Oh, chicken salmonella. Oh. Man, they say people would take Q-tips and go deep in their ears. But I still do that.

I still do that. We shouldn't. I think I had an uncle once before he died, he would take, and he would take, like, a butter knife and go in his ear. And, like, like. Wow. Amy's like, well, I'll do a knife, I do a fork. But that's the same.

That's not the same, right? Anybody's grandma or grandparents ever have him swallow, like the Vicks vapo rub? No. I had an uncle that would just rub it around his nose, you know, and just like, he would just walk around with the vapo rub around his nose. nostrils. Yeah, that's fine, because that's what it's for. It's topical.

Yeah. But the idea was that if you swallow it, it goes right to the throat. Okay. Instead of... No way, man. I know. Yeah, yeah. And it wasn't Vicks, but my grandma would, like, put on her fingertip and you swallow it.

Yeah, that's a weird one. Here's one. This is not my grandma, but there are older people who would eat a few pinches of raw ground beef whenever they made burgers or meatballs. Just because? Oh. Are they testing out the meat? I'm not really sure if they're sampling the meat.

Or they're just like, hmm. Like what the deal was there? This one person's grandparent was a heavy smoker. She would light a cigarette in one room, puff on it a couple times, put it an ashtray, then go to another room and do another one. That was my grandma. Basically leaving burning cigarettes in every room.

Just walk out to it, grab. I remember my grandma rolling a cigarette with me in her lap. That's a fond memory. that's great core memory right there yeah man i'll never forget it what kind like what's the deal it was like a bugler i think was the brand and it was like a blue can and she had the tobacco in it and she had the paper in one hand and she'd roll it with one while she was just folding me over the other i mean we can just do things our grandparents did to us like because again if i got stung it was tobacco on the sting really yeah like chewing tobacco like the leaf like yeah like she'd chew on it

and then she put it on the sting and i'm sure there is no medical reason to do like real, but she, because she didn't chew tobacco, but she had tobacco, and I didn't have a grandpa, so it wasn't like he chewed tobacco and we used it, but she would chew the tobacco real quick and stick it on the sting. Huh, there's got to be something to that. Yeah, just old people making stuff up. That's what I think is.

To it. Any grandparent habits, your grandparent, do you see to do with you? I mean, she didn't do anything weird with me, other than, yeah, smoke around me all the time. Yeah, but smoke with the windows up to in the car. Oh, yeah, no, I mean, it was... Like, I would go visit her for the summer. Like, we'd go to Alabama and every summer, when I would come back, I would unpack my luggage, and it would just smell of smoke. Any grandparent weird stories?

Again, they're not doing anything weird to you, things they used to do that were weird. Because they were like, my grandparents didn't do anything weird to me. Well, mine didn't either. But mine would do weird things that now would be looked at as weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. Eddie, anything? Just the cigarette rolling the cigarette's pretty weird, man.

Morgan, anything? My grandma, every time I'd go over there, she'd always have a hot toddy. I mean, every day, it doesn't matter for this hot out, whatever. She would have a hot toddy and she'd always be like, do you want one? And I'd say yes. And she'd give me a fanta and act like I had a hot toddy. What's in a hot toddy? It's like it's vodka, yeah, it's vodka.

And I think hers was not an actual hot toddy, but for some reason she called it a hot toddy. I think Ole Miss with Hot toddy because they say that, but I don't really know what's in that drink. Lunchbox, any grandparent stories? No, I mean, I never really, I mean, my mom's parents, I never really saw them because they lived in Chicago. And so I never saw them for them to be weird towards me or do anything weird. You guys are great Or just, yeah Amy, you turn this segment into our grandparents

are like doing weird stuff to us. I didn't mean to go that direction. So your grandpa wasn't weird toward you? No, they were never weird towards me. Okay, okay. That's a good thing. Thank you.

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