The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Bobby Is Having A Terrible Day + Someone Famous Doesn’t Believe In History + Morgan Might Be Going To Jail + We Get Offended About Our Looks

Episode Date: June 17, 2025

Bobby reveals how he injured himself this morning leading to a bad day. Bobby opens a gift from a listener and samples it. We talked about the tourists who broke the expensive Van Gogh chair by sitting on it. We debated who was dumber: them or the museum? Lunchbox talked about a celebrity who doesn’t believe in history before 1950. Morgan may have committed a crime and needs to come clean. We all get offended when talking about what celebrities we think we look like.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You're listening to Bobby Bones. I'm having a bad day. I want to go with number one, I broke a tooth. Right here. I floss like six times a day. It's gotten out of control. Yeah. I easily floss six times a day.

Okay. That. I thought that was good for you. to floss. I think you just need a floss once or twice a day. I think it's like if I were to eat broccoli 17 times a day, you're like, hey, broccoli's good for you. Well, there's a limit.

And I was flossing this morning because I keep, I have floss at home and have those picks all the time, and I keep floss at my desk. And I'm flossing and I hear something go, and I'm like, oh no, I knew it cracked my tooth. And by the way, this is a veneer. So I knew it was broken. Just kept working through it.

And it kept working. getting sharper, I'm more jagged, and I would talk and it would cut my tongue when I would go over the top of it. So I text my dentist who I know. Although I call him Dr. Trembly, but Amy calls him Jeff. She's like, you text Jeff? I was like, that's weird. I call him Dr. Trembly. Oh. Well, you just called him Jeff. You may know him better than I do. I know them.

Yeah. But I, I don't know, I guess I just respect the hard work you put in. Like, my kids go there. My ex-husband goes there. We all go there. You ever call him just Doc? It's a family affair. No. Like, man. Doc? Dude, I call him sometimes like, what's up, Doc? And I don't even think about it. I'm like, that's like Bugs Bunny line.

Jeff? No, just doctors in general. I don't even call him Jeff. You mean talking about Jeff? But I sent him in this picture of my tooth, and I look like so, I don't even, I definitely had no vanity in this picture because I just took a picture on my tooth and did it in my mouth. I'm ugly.

No. Well, the face you're making. Why didn't nobody tell me I'm ugly? It took me to see this picture. You're not ugly, man. And then not only that, like I have a zip right here that didn't know. Yeah, we've been wanting to tell you that. I can't even see.

I can't even see the Zit. It doesn't, like, I don't even know what you're talking about. So anyway, I broke my tooth. It's on the front. You know, you have those couple front and the bottom middle. It's one of those right beside it. I would say it's two in the middle and there's two right outside of the middle. It's the left one right outside the middle.

Number seven. I was about to make up a number two, ready. They're like, oh, yeah. They're like, five. Yeah, the five. So that happened and that sucked. The next thing that happened was I got bit by something, and I even made an X on my arm with it, and it won't go away. And Amy told me if I do an X with my fingernail, it's supposed to go away.

That's what my mom used to do. I'm doing X is like crazy. It almost looks like I'm doing a porno over here. Oh, wow. I didn't tell you that. There we go. Lots of XXX. What?

It bit you here? Amy and her medical advice. It had to bite me at home when I was with a dog, like walking them. What? You didn't tell me that. When? I don't know, years ago. Okay.

That is crazy because my mom used to. do that to me. I would tell her to stick it. What? What? I know it sounds weird, but she would take her fingernail and she would stick it and she would make an X. And what would that do? I don't know. It just felt good to me.

Made her feel better. I thought if you did that, no, I don't think there's any scientific research. Anyway, it hasn't stopped itching. So I got a broken tooth. And then I, I think Scoob is this from you? I thought there's from you. Oh, I thought those were books. No, I tried to ordering it. So I think either someone saw it online that I was trying to order it, and they sent to hear a listener.

I think her name was Danielle. No, I tried to order that for you months ago, and they didn't have me available online. Thanks, Danielle. It's that your name. Is there a card that she sent or anything? No, the only reason I knew Danielle is because on the outside of the package it said from Danielle at the UPS store.

Well, Danielle, if you're watching this, whoever you are, God love you. I got three boxes of Caitlin's, Caitlin Clark cereal. So what kind of cereal is it? I would assume it's very, I don't know. Healthy? Looks like a Wheaties, I think almost. It says crunch time on it. I would think it was kind of like a frosted flake without sugar.

Let's see what the ingredients have. Total sugars per serving. 14 grams. So that's not a whole lot, but it's more than like normal frosted flakes, but it's not none. So it can't. Oh, screw it. Let's eat it. Let's do it.

Don't be like, let's do it. These aren't yours. Well, you said we're going to open. No, but the whole time you've been inching toward it. Right. Do we have milk? No, I can't drink milk. Oh, right.

You can drink Mock. I know, it sucks. Andy, we could send someone down to get some milk. True. I think it's going to be like a slightly sugary frosted flakes. I mean, 14 grams is a lot. Man, I don't think it's, I think it's a medium. Okay.

I think medium is like 10. It's not flush of flites. Does it need more sugar? Is it frosted, though? He doesn't look happy. Do you see the sugar on the flakes? Does it have like any? protein or anything? Well, Amy, let me look at the cereal, the sugar intake of different cereals here

because you may be on to something. Yeah. Well, I just know when I drink a Coke, I'm a mom. It has like 40 grams of sugar. Yeah, yeah, yes. So I just consider that to be a lot, anything else below to not be. So you might be on to something here. No, I have to go over cereal and sugar with my kids all the time. So they have a concept of how much sugar they're putting in their bodies because at their dad's house is what I get at home all the time. Grams of sugar per 30 gram serving. I don't need that. I need like a cup. You know. At dad's house, we have frosted flakes. And I said, okay, well, at mom's house, we do not.

So what, you know? Welcome to divorced houses because it's always like, well, dad lets me and dad lets me. And he buys Capri's Sons. And I'm like, okay. One cup of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes can have 12. So same is Frosted Flakes. Sounds like Amy's done her research. Sounds like, yeah.

Well, I wanted to shoot like, Kately Clark. I don't think I'm going to shoot like Kately Clark with 12 grams of sugar. You might. Maybe that's what she eats. Yeah, one cup Cereal Maybe Total sugars

What does it say on the Like crunch time? Caitlin's crunch time Captain Crunch 17 gram sugar Captain Crunch very underrated It's a cereal It's good

Really is good Oh no it gets stuck in your teeth It hurts the roof of my mouth sometimes It doesn't even fast But still very underrated I don't put it as one on top three Or even five But man

Maybe it should be around 5, 6 I don't think about it And I should It's unfair to the capital He worked hard to get that title, just like Dr. Trimbley did. I bet Jamie just calls him Ron. Who? Who's Ron?

The captain. Is that his name? Ron? It's like Horatia or something. Who knows, dude? But you'd probably call him like Ron because you don't respect titles, apparently. Yes, I do. You call me doctor ever?

When I come in, you ever like, good morning, doctor. No, but if I'm talking to somebody about you, I'm like, hey, have you talked to Bobby? I wouldn't say to Eddie. No, Dr. Bobby. Have you talked to doctor? You should. I worked hard for that. Okay.

All right. I knew you well before that. So this feels weird. So if someone becomes a doctor and you know them before, you don't have to call them doctor? Nah. When they're doctoring, like, okay, I think the only way that that could apply. I'm doctoring all show. What am I doing right now?

Reading what? What am I reading? You're reading Caitlin's cereal box. No, what am I reading? What? Letters. And what do I have a doctorate in? Letters. Okay.

So I'm literally doctoring right now. Yeah. That would get weird, though. The only place we would have to actually implement that is if one of our friends became president because you have to respect the office and you have to say, at least this is what I see on like TV shows. They have to say like, you know, because you know, you can't have that, that blurred line. And so you have to always respect the office. I mean, the Pope's brother doesn't even call him Pope. Right. Or father. Yeah. He just calls him his name. Captain Horatio

Magellan Crunch. Yeah. I feel like we did like a fun fact on that. As his friends call him, Ron. Ron. Captain Ron. Hey Ron. Amy would not give him a captain. She knew him just as he was a kid. Anyway, the Caitlin Crunch is pretty good. What's it called?

Caitlin's crunch time. Yeah. It tastes like frostaf flakes. Okay. Let's do, give me voicemail. Eh, no voicemail. Let's go around the room. Amy, what do you have?

Okay, so did you see that, speaking of like the pole? Hold on, hold on. Abby, what? I just got a message from Abby. She's trying to, she didn't want to interrupt. Remember how you're trying to, like, get a team, an NFL team to cheer for? Yeah. So Brittany called in.

She, like, works for the medical team. Oh, that's the career. She didn't send this. No, no, no, no. She sent something separate. Danielle? Got it. Sorry, that's separate.

Okay, I'm sorry. Then, go ahead. I wouldn't let you, this is on me. I thought you were talking about the same person. Go ahead. So she sent in, like, a few things. Remember she was trying to persuade you? She sent a card and some swag.

If you were right now. Carolina Panther stuff? Yeah. Oh, well. And a very persuasive card. Bring it on in here. And I'll do it after. Amy does her thing.

Amy, Europe. So Europe is shutting down major attractions because they're fed up with tourists. And I saw all these people waiting outside to, like, get inside to the museum. Like, where, what do they call it where Mona Lisa is the Lou? Okay. Can you imagine you finally make it to Paris and you're all excited to go to the Lou? And workers have decided to go on strike because they're frustrated with tourism and

you don't get to go in. I would assume their frustration comes from not being paid enough. Yeah, I mean, it's the whole thing. It's just mass tourism and they're not equipped to handle it. Yeah, they're saying they don't have enough people to handle everyone. They're like, make it stop because or like hire more people. Or pay them more money. It's not that the people suck that are tourists because those are the same.

They always suck. They just generally suck in general. Speaking of sucking, there's that one guy. Speaking of sucking, what? At the museum. The museum in Italy where he sat on the chair that was covered in Swarorski crystals. And then he straight up walked out. No, his wife did.

We have the club. I was going to do that. Ray, will you hit that? It seems every museum's nightmare has come true. That's how an Italian museum described what happened when a couple of of tourists shattered a priceless work of art made of hundreds of Sorovsky crystals. The surveillance video shows the tourists pretend to sit on the chair for a pop-up photo. One man appears to slip and fall onto the ice, fall onto a chair crushing it.

Before they took off, luckily the chair was able to be repaired, but museum officials are urging visitors to respect the art. Oh, good, they can repair it. A couple things. One, that's on the museum. It's all the museum. Because it's not roped off. Don't put something expensive that people can break

in the reach of a bunch of people from all over the world that have no regard for anything. It's like having a bunch of really nice things. Your nicest vases and pictures and nice frames and let a bunch of four-year-old just run free and then get it mad at the four-year-olds. If it breaks, yeah. No, no, no. These people were idiots.

But what do you think is going to happen when you have free roam of this place? You roam whatever. The chair's wide open And they tried to do a joke and said Yeah, they're stupid But you're stupid for allowing people to sit on it That's on the hotel or whatever this was

The museum I'm surprised somebody didn't just sit on it Because they thought it was just a regular chair It's wide out It's wide out in the open It's against a wall and it's on like a stand And if you really look you can tell that it's art But it's wide open

You can sit on it all the museum's fault Also give the workers a raise And it's kind of funny The guy was acting like he was going to sit on it And he falls and you're like, he's kind of a big guy. He is a big dude. Like, know yourself, know your body. Like, you can't really do a big fake sit like that.

And the way that you run is awesome. She grabs them like, oh my God. And then they just, you know when a dog's like running full speed on like hard floors and they slide? It's what they look like. And the chair's like broken but still standing after they leave it. It's a chair covered in those Svorsky crystals. And it's the legs have like broken in and it's like leaning.

And they just walk out of the room. Hilarious. But that's on the museum. Because people are going to be idiots. Four-year-olds are going to be four-year-olds. That's why you don't leave your nice stuff up whenever you just let the four-year-old run around. Yeah. And then pay the workers more.

Yeah. They're going to have to. That strike is going to... They have a union over there? Are they unionized? I don't know. What? You've been to that one, right?

The l' l'oeuvre. The lube? You can't go through it in a day. I don't think you can go through it in a week. That's that big. Yeah, it's a monster. It's awesome. And it takes a long time to get back to the Mona Lisa.

But once you get there, it's also like 10 people deep. Imagine going to the front row of a festival concert. And you can't really get to the front because everybody's holding on to that railing. So you get up as close as you can and you try to get through. That's kind of what the Louvre is like. But everybody's taking pictures and the people that are working security, they make the front people go eventually. They're like next. So you can get there, but you definitely got to push for your spot to get there.

How long do you want to stay there anyway? Oh, you don't. Well, they don't let you. Okay. I thought, just like some people. People are just fighting to get a picture without other people in front of them. So that's why they're fighting to the front. But it feels very much like a festival whenever you're fighting to get up closer to the artist or to the stage.

Yeah, this is on the museum. Those people are dumb doms. But don't. You have to generally consider people are going to be dumb dums. So dumb dumb dumb proof the really expensive things. I mean, they just are. sneak on out of there and then now their video's viral and it's like that part sucks they got caught they got what they deserve they got what they deserve but caught them they didn't steal anything

they didn't do anything they didn't do anything illegal he tripped and fell but they looked for he didn't trip and fall he tried to hover and he slipped when he was like hanging over the top of sharks open mouth and then they bailed which is a problem not illegal though well why were they looking for them then because like the story I read is like this was like a few days ago and they're like they're on They're looking for them like they're on the run. And then I saw an update that they found them. They didn't identify them or anything or who they were, but they found them eventually. I don't feel like they did anything illegal.

And when you say bail, Eddie, don't you bet? Like, if you're at the grocery store and you knock something over, don't you bail? No, see, because one time, when I was working for the news, we were doing a press conference at City Hall. And there was a piece of art behind me, and I picked up my camera to move it. And I bumped into the art and it fell and it broke and shattered everywhere. And obviously I couldn't go anywhere. but I had to be like... You're working though.

I broke this. I think if you were by yourself and like you and your son, you knocked that off and nobody was around and you weren't working, I think you would have left. I don't know. You have to tell someone like I accidentally broke this. Who knows? Not with my son there.

By myself, possibly. No, your oldest son, which he's already wired, you'd have left. Or your youngest who's not wired at all, you'd have left. Ding, ding, ding. The middle ones, you still got to really... They're looking at me, you know. It's like, I've got to be the example. Yeah.

That sucks for them, and it sucks for the museum, but I don't think they can get in trouble. Don't put it out there. It also easily can be confused as a chair. Also, can we just get like a wooden chair and like hot glue some crystals on it? Sure. Yeah, but that was like a Van Gogh chair. Like there was a reason. I think they just called it a Van Gogh chair.

Yeah, but they designed it in some way. I don't think Van Gogh had anything to do with a chair. Right, right, right? I don't think so. I don't think so, yeah. Bobby, we heard you're in the high stakes process of picking your new favorite NFL team, so we figured we'd offer a little prescription. strength of persuasion.

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This is from. Um, that is a, listen, that's a pretty sick hat. Cool hat. That's a sick Panthers hat, light blue. That's solid and these are, these are cool, just generic Panthers, but this is, this is a cool one. Yeah, I like that. Kind of matches my sweater today, too. Well, that's very nice, and I will definitely consider that.

Oh, they also sent dog. Oh, a little bandanas. Yep. Panthers, one for you. One point in the Panther column. I got a little bit of time for a half to pick. Uh, okay. lunchbox.

Tyler Hero, he plays for the Miami Heat and the NBA, and he was live streaming on Twitch with a couple dudes that I don't know who they are, but I guess they're pretty big on Twitch. And they started talking about different players. Oh, would they make it the NBA now? And he goes, I don't know. I've never seen him play. And then he legit asked the guys, he goes, you guys believe in history?

And they said, yeah. And they go, do you believe in history? And Tyler Hero goes, no, man, if it happened before 1950, how do we know it really happened? He doesn't believe in it. So I watched this not live Also I didn't know that was Tyler Harrow Because he had a big sunglasses on

Like big Oakley You see the video? I didn't realize that was him I only see him in a basketball jersey Like I just think of him in a heat jersey or a Kentucky jersey I would have never thought that was him But I did watch the clip back And I understand Why people are laughing

But what I think he means Now I'm putting words in his mouth Is that We're told so many lies now through media, through social media, through the winners get to pick and decide history, not the losers. We learned that so many things we thought were right,

were wrong. Heck, we've done full bobbycasts on things we were told. Like, Betsy Ross didn't sew the first American flag. Like all these historical things that aren't true, that we were always led to believe or true. What my feeling was, because I feel like Tully Hero's a pretty smart guy, is that he's like, I don't believe anything anymore because we're a lie to so much. So there isn't really, I don't believe in history in general. It's like 50 years ago, they're telling me this happen.

I don't know what I believe anymore because it turns out the longer we live, the more we realize everything is either A lie or B, a version of the truth as told by the person who won. Like the Wright brothers, probably didn't invent the airplane. What? Well, I'm sure they weren't the only ones working on a plane, right? Well, I did a whole thing on this in the Bobbycaste. I thought that they took off from Kitty Hawk. They did. But so my point, even with that is there are theories as to all these things that we're told and the truth behind them.

And who the truth, the truth, finger quote, truth comes from matters as well. So the Wright brothers are widely credited with inventing the first successful airplane. There were definitely attempts and even some successful flights before their famous 1903 flight from Kitty Hawk. Specifically, figures like George Cayley Clement Ader and Gustav Whiteman, they made significant contributions. to early aviation and some say even achieve powered flights before the Wright brothers. But you know who wins, who gets the word out there the fastest and the loudest. Yeah, I think they held a press conference. And I don't know if that's true.

I don't know if that's true. But they strained on Twitch. The Wright brothers did. They're like, we did it. But here's the crazy part. Someone in the comment said, did you never read a book back in the day? And he goes, see, you guys believe that S? He goes, I don't believe that S.

I never read that in a book or in school. But was he talking about something specifically? because when he says that S, I don't think he's talking about he doesn't believe anything happened before his eyes opened. Oh, man. My belief was, and I could be wrong on this, is that, because this is how I feel. History, finger quotes, is just what either the winners are telling us based on their story or that we have been manipulated through time because the story just sounds better. It's like Michael Jordan didn't make his high school team.

Yeah, when he was in like eighth grade or ninth grade. Narratives are built more than truth is being told, and that's mostly what history is. What did he say 20 years? 50, 1950. Any name is it before 1950, he doesn't believe. I mean, that makes sense because there's really no footage or anything from 1950 that's like. Well, I don't even care about the footage. Oh, but if anyone has any sports questions about like anything happened 20 years ago, we have proof of what happened 20 years ago.

Yes. You know, 50's a little tougher. Yeah. But I mean, it made me, when I read that, it reminded me at Eddie because Eddie until about five years ago didn't believe in dinosaurs. Like he said, no proof. Nobody had a VHS camera or digital or whatever. There's no good footage. I'd go to the museum and I'd see like the molds of dinosaurs and be like, okay, that's cool.

The artist made a cool mold. But then we went to the Bass Pro place in Missouri. Full Woolie Mammoth. Full Woolie Mammoth. They dug up, it was in the whole, in the ground, almost all preserved. So wait. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So Eddie went to museums and didn't believe it, but he goes to a Bass Pro shop. That is what turned him. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no. He just didn't know. museums as kids. Correct.

And it wasn't a past pro shop. It was a museum inside of one of their big restaurant type places. At Big Cedar Lodge. Yeah. Oh, okay. And dude, it was amazing. And now that I know that dinosaurs were real, I mean, I look at this thing. I'm like, this is amazing that they have a real dinosaur in here.

Well, the woolly mammoth is not a dinosaur. That's not? No. But I understand your sentiment. It's amazing. No, they had a skull of a T-Rex in there, too. They did. But that was the woolly mammoth you were talking about.

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I'm Ego Wadam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they 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.

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Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. All right, let's go. Morgan, over to you going around the room. Oh, yeah, I might be going to jail. All right, I'm interested. So I opened somebody's mail, and I thought it was being helpful, but now I'm a little concerned. Okay, go ahead.

So one of my neighbors is having some personal stuff, and she asked me to stop by her house to let out her dog. So I did, and she had told me she was going to be super late, and I saw a box of Home Chef on her porch. So I took it inside and, like, open it up and put everything in her fridge. And as I'm doing that, I was like, that was her mail, and she didn't ask me to do that. Oh, I think, oh, that's interesting, because you legally can't open up somebody's mail. Yeah. But if you know the person and you went through their, that stuff's going to expire. That was my thought process.

She's going to be gone. She has a lot going on. This would be helpful for her. But I was like, as I'm doing it, I just opened her mail and I did not ask if that was okay. Did she want you to go in her house, house? Yeah, to let out her dog. So I was going inside her house. I think it's going to be fine.

I think if you didn't know her as well. I think if you just saw it and. you're like, oh, they're not going to be there for a couple of days. I should open it, go in their house, put it in their fridge. I think that would be weird. But the fact that you're already in her house anyway, I feel like that's okay, right? Yeah. Yeah.

I think you're fine. Somebody has to press charges, right? It's not like it. It is a federal offense. Somebody has to charge. Like, somebody has to tell on her. Correct. There's not a cop driving around looking for people opening up mail.

Yes. But that's an interesting situation, just generally. I think you did the right thing. But she does have something over you now. I know. I feel like, I probably should have done. double check that I guess. That's nice of you, though. No, it's nice you to think about that. You saw that

and you put it in a fridge. I think if anything, that's a little humble brag on your part, so good for you. It really wasn't meant to be. I literally was opening it like. Success, Morgan. I'm going to go to jail for this, probably. Eddie, you're up. There's a restaurant, Mexican restaurant in New York City that did a Pedro Pascal

look-alike contest for 50 bucks to the winter and like free burritos for a whole year. And this guy that won it, I'll send you guys the picture. I mean, He looks just like him. It's crazy. He's not even a Hispanic dude either.

And he looks just like Pedro Pascar, which I thought was cool. And then I thought like around the- He does look like like. He's not Hispanic? No, he's a white dude. And I thought like, all right, what look-a-like contest would you guys win if you, like, took part of one? Because, like, none of us really look exactly like a celebrity, except Amy, maybe. Who does Amy look like?

The Felicity girl. Oh, I don't think anymore. I think. What? Can I change? They used to look like her. They both got older. I don't think Amy looks like Carrie Russell.

Really? Uh-uh. You do? Yeah. Huh. Yeah. I still think she looks like that. I don't have a comment.

Why? What's wrong with Carrie Russell? Nothing. I thought. Depland's coming back, though, in like a couple weeks, I think. Oh, I'm excited. Season three. Yeah, that's a good show.

I know. Huh. I mean, the guy they tell me I look like is like not, doesn't look like me. Oh, who do you look like? What's his name, Mike? Joe Mantagina. Show me him. Oh, yeah, that's Eddie.

No, it's not, dude. That guy's like old. He's a grandpa. But you look older. I'm growing 46. This guy's like 70. That is you. Oh, yeah, but that's you.

That's you get older. No. No. Oh, 100%. Like the version of him now, he's super gray. But I'm telling you like five years ago, that's you. Five years ago. Oh, oh, him five years ago?

Yeah. I don't know, dude. He looks kind of rough. You look like, it's a good one, Joe Man, whatever his name is. Lunchbox looks like Doug Funny. Well, not really seeing it. I get Doc Shepard a lot. If you Google Joe Mantegna or whatever at 40 years old, it looks like Eddie.

Joe Mantegna. Mantegna, yeah. He's in a lot of this. Or is it Joe Montania. No, no, that's Joe Montana. No, no, there's an actor too. What is it? Joe Montegna.

Joe Montegna. Joe Montegna. He looked like him. That Joe Montegna. That's Joe Montegna. With a little bit of. Jack Shepherd No not really

That's what I get What's the guy's name Shaggy Tom Brady Not Tom Brady He's like hi kids Or whatever No I don't say that

No no Yeah yeah yeah I know you're talking about No no no No Pee we didn't do anything with the kids You know what You said hi kids

No And he does that Hi kids Hi kids Hi What's the actor's name Who was in Nicholas Cage

Steve Bushimi That's it Steve Bouchime That's kind of like him Yeah Little Stee kids see if we shouldn't mean. I'd say nothing like that dude. I'd say Doug funny. I'd say Amy looks

like Carrie Russell. Well, you're just attached to Carrie Russell. But that's what you've always said. No. What's the problem? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Eddie keeps saying it like. I know, that's the weird thing. Like, Eddie's fighting for it. Like, pervy way. That's my pick. I'm going to

fight for it. And I feel like no one's agreeing with me and that's why I'm fighting for it. I'm not, how am I attached to that? Well, you're not crazy. It's more like Marin now than she does Carrie Russell. Aaron. Morris. I don't know.

Carrie Russell. Anyway, who cares? All right. What do you mean? Who cares? This is fun. We're all just yelling at each other and like getting angry at who we're picking. How is this fun?

What was yours? Oh, I'm not angry about either person. I just don't know. No, we asked if you had anything to say and you said, I am not saying anything. Well, because it felt weird that it was like, for years that's been the go-to is Carrie Russell. And then now it's changing. And I'm like, okay, I don't know.

It feels weird. That's when we want you to comment. Yeah. So what do you think? I feel like it could be Carrie Russell, but Bobby says no. I say Marin Morris more than Carrie Russell. Yeah. I mean, people have said that to me multiple times.

Lunchbox? I got to look up Carrie Russell. I'm not really familiar with her work. What are you talking about? Really, I'm not. What does she do? She's an actress. In what?

No, hold on. Eddie, what is she in? Why are you yelling at me? Look her up. This is my point. No, no. I don't know. Everybody mad.

Look her up. I don't like segments. He gave me a hard time for not knowing who she is. Has he never agreed with... Amy wants to be mute on it. Eddie's yelling at people. I don't know why... Lunchbox is yelling at me.

You got offended it being Joe Montegna. I don't like that. You brought the segment up. But, like, lunchbox acts like he's never heard this before. No, no, but I don't know who... I really don't know who she is. So she was Felicity, and then now she's in the diplomat, and she's done a lot of other things in between, like, the Americans.

Do you see her lunchbox? She's on your computer. I mean... Looks like Amy. She has brown hair. Maybe. when my hair's cruelly? He's really trying.

But you've said it before, too. I said it in years. Oh, really? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I just feel like Marin is much younger than me. And why would you not want that?

I'm not saying I don't. She just is young. I mean, I don't know. Mary can't be that younger than you, huh? Really? Felicity is 49. Yeah. Marin's 35.

Take that. Okay, I'll take it. There you. Morgan is, um, what's her name Dach Shepard's Kristen Bell Yeah Kristen Bell

I get Kristen Bell a lot You know what Good But it's also very awkward Because he's like I'm not like This segment made everybody Everybody

I don't want to be a part of this I feel I feel awkward now though Because lunchmark He looks like Dax Shepard And then I look like Christian Bell

And they're very weird I look like Dax you look like Kristen Let's do some Tictox Halloween 2025 It couldn't have been any more awkward

in those dance videos you guys used to do together. Oh my gosh. Oh yeah, what happened to those? Thank God. I don't know. Morgan quit finding them. Yeah, thank God those are over. Normally a hate her because I can dance. You couldn't dance. Frey, hit the news clip.

Bobby's Big. Stories. A hidden collection of rare gold coins belonging to a French guy named Paul Nars was found. I sold for 4 million bucks. Wow. He had no errors. That's crazy. And he had this house, and in the house he put all his coins,

and so they went behind a wall, they found all the coins, and he didn't leave him to anybody, so they just auctioned them off. Crazy. Who gets them? Whoever owns the house. Wow. That's... He died to 89, no immediate heirs, had amassed over 1,000 meticulously labeled coins.

His treasure, which also included gold Napoleon's and Gothic art, was discovered behind a picture in a storage room after a notary tipped off by locals search his property. He has... So, you know who owns his house? Distant relatives that he had, that weren't heirs. Okay. So it kind of stays in the family. He didn't know them.

Wow. Guys, what do we have in our walls that we don't know? Nothing. But these people thought there was nothing? That house had been around for hundreds of years. Ours hasn't. Oh yeah, yeah, no one. European stuff's different than American stuff.

Like way older. Yeah, way, way older. A Boston man slipped off the edge of a cliff. while trying to get a close-up in a Hawaii volcano. Oh my gosh. He miraculously survived. A 30-year-old man,

edge just a tad too close to the cliff at the Byron Ledge Trail in Hawaii. He was trying to find a vantage point for the eruption on June 11th. It was a 25th eruption since December in Hawaii. He took a tumble over the edge around 9 p.m. While wandering around without a flashlight or headlight, search and rescue teams already were on site

to help manage traffic ahead of the explosion, comb the area for the man. They found him 30 feet below the cliff after a tree broke his fall. Dude, lucky. Oh my gosh. Had the man not hit the tree, he would have fallen an additional 100 feet, which would have been fatal and killed him. New York Post. Dang. Kids are ditching traditional college for career tech programs. Parents are concerned from USA Today.

More teens are showing interest in vocational training and other non-college options after high school. Parents tend to favor traditional four-year colleges over non-degree career paths, according to a new survey from non-degree career paths. according to a new survey from nonprofit American student assistance, financial concerns and a desire for hands-on work are driving some students toward technical education. I agree with this. Not everybody needs to go to college. I didn't need to go to college.

I went to college because nobody in my family had ever been to college. Nobody had ever graduated high school. So my eye was on the prize of being the first of my family to do it, not that I needed it because I didn't need to do it. I could have just started working, which I did. I did both. But not every job needs a job. for your college degree.

And a lot of times, you're paying for a degree and you're in debt for something you'll never use. So you just went into debt for something you'll never use. It's not even just time that you possibly wasted. Now, some, yes. And also, AI has taken over so many. Like, go be a frigging plumber or electrician. You know what AI can't fix?

Your pipes or your electric units. They will eventually, but yeah, not now. Wow. I don't think so. What are you, the Jetsons now? You're just trying to start up crap today? You're on one of those moods? Don't you think so?

Like at some point there's going to be a robot plumber. Like, send him in. I am here too, fix your pipe. Robocop, robocomber. Ah, okay. A Reddit post sparked debate after a wedding guest complained about being asked to pay for no-show dinner plates from the New York Post. The guest had RSDPed for herself, her boyfriend, and her mom, who all canceled last minute due to work in illness. The bride frustrated after spending $50 per plate hinted to asking for reimbursement.

So basically, they asked. her to pay for her family who didn't go. Yeah. I just never. Yeah. When you have a wedding, you incur some costs. Yeah. That's just part of it. It happens.

And you don't need to be invoicing people anyway. That's stupid. It doesn't matter the situation. Just like pretend they were there and they ate it. Yeah. A mom was being roasted for naming her daughter, Chernobyl Hope. Why would you name your child, Trinople? That's that bad thing, right?

Yes. There's something happened. Is that a traditional name? I personally have it. Well, you have to think about what Chernobyl was named after to begin with. Right. It has since taken a mind of its own. Then once there's a tragedy attached to it, you would just...

Not a lot of Adolfs born these days, right? Right. Correct. The original poster claimed the parents chose a name because it sounded nice and likely weren't aware of its dark origins. The incident reignited debate over bizarre baby names and the importance of historical awareness when naming a child. It's from the New York Post.

Top five names you can't name a kid now. based off the last 25 years of history. I'll go first. Cosby. I thought about that. I thought Bill at first, but like, no. Yeah, Bill, too many, Bill. Bills are still good.

But if you name a kid, Cosby Jones, Cossby, you cannot name your kid, Cosby. You ruined it. Amy? ISIS. I don't know. Isis a pretty traditional name, though. But now that ever since the early 2000s,

it's a known terrorist group, so probably just like not use it. Yeah, I saw a girl working at a hotel. Her name was ISIS. Like when I went to Orlando. Or ECs? A couple weeks ago. Maybe her name was, it was I.S. I.S. Yeah, that's tough.

It's tough to be named Alexa now. And I know kids that just missed the... Sorry, Mike. Sorry, Mike. But that's tough because it's not that even 15 years ago that name was bad. It's not even a bad name, but you could be nine now and have the name and you just missed the cutoff. of whenever Amazon introduced that. But it's tough now.

I wouldn't name my kid that. I think it's a wonderful name. But because Amazon kind of stole it, you can't really name a kid that. That's three. Diddy. And use Diddy. If you're thinking about it, I wouldn't do it.

I wouldn't do it either, Eddie. That's a good name. You got to put that on the list. What about a puffy? Okay. All right, Epstein. I was going to say Epstein. That was mine.

I wouldn't name it Karen. Karen. That's good. Karen to be tough now. Karen or... Wine scene. Yeah. Those aren't real name. I mean, Cosby barely made the cut.

And like... What about OJ? Can't name OJ. Oranthal James? I never knew an OJ. I did. You knew an OJ? Yeah.

But OJ I think's okay. He used to party with him on Sixth Street. If it's like Octavis Johnson. But you can't go by OJ, man. Yeah, you can. I think OJ is fine. I don't think OJ ruined it for all OJs. He wasn't found criminally guilty.

Yeah, well. That's true. He wasn't. What about white people named Jesus? Because I don't know anybody. Hispanics name Jesus. Yeah, that's fine. Sometimes Jesus brings me like an order.

Same one lives near me, brings Uber Eats sometimes. But why is it fine, though? Because Jesus is Jesus Christ. I'm going to tell you why it's fine because I'm white and I can't say that it. No, no, I mean for for Hispanics. No, I'm just saying it's fine because I have a great question, Eddie. I can't say something Hispanic is wrong because I'm. I got you, I got you.

I see what you're saying. Yeah. So to me, it's fine. Well, as in Hispanic, I thought it was just very gutsy. Like, to name someone, Jesus. Do you think anybody names their kid Judas? No. Interesting.

Is he bad? Yeah. Is Judah considered? Mm-mm. It's different. Judas. Like, do you know a betrayer. Yeah.

So. Not Judah. Like. There's two Judea. I don't know. Just curious. if anybody does it because, I mean, do... Did anybody ever write the song,

Hey, Judas? Like, it's a parody. Like, you're just mad. Yeah. Let's get on it. Can't believe you lied. Or no, can't, but... Hey, Judas.

Why'd you tell on Jesus? Yeah. Why you betray? You kissed me first. Yeah. You're sitting in the painting. As we ate dinner. Yeah.

And then you went told. our save and then it goes nah nah nah na nah nah but it's

like hey Judas it's like like a work on that I don't think we will but a 65 year old woman was arrested after she drove her car

onto a bike path while chasing down a teenager who was riding an electric bike she told police she was following him because he was riding the bike too fast and wanted to speak with his parents

WESH the thing about a 65 year old now that's not that old. No. Like 65 year olds now 15 years ago were only 50 so they saw social media. They saw internet. 20 years ago a 65 year old didn't live or they weren't even introduced to like some of the culture things that we were introduced to. 65 now has had the ability to not get old so quick. Like that's just crazy. That's not old is my point. Yeah. What are you doing over there? Well, I just got an email

I was about to tell y'all because I'm bringing it up as a thing. Have y'all done the required HR? No. I've done it. The what? Required training that's due tomorrow. I'll have to do it today then.

I finally did it because I kept thinking of a spam and those nerds trying to get me to click on something so I wouldn't click it and I got about 10 of them and I was like The first question was, have you seen someone ask someone else how they got that body bait and that candy? And I was like, yes. Yes, exactly. You eat candy?

You eat candy? Dang, girl. That was weird. Still weird to me. You eat peppermint sticks? Let me see. So you all haven't done it yet? No.

I did it. Me and us three have done it. I tend to do it. What did you all do it together? No, I just saw Morgan doing it the other day. Why are you guys always looking at? You're right next to me. Like, what?

No privacy. Morgan, you should put up walls like guys do with the journals in between the urinals? I'm about to. I need to get a full privacy screen. She told me she might get one of those, what of the thing you have for her phone so that lunchbox stop reading her stuff. I don't read her stuff.

No, you do. He just said... Literally don't read it. Literally, do not read it. He said he's Dax Shepherd and she's Kristen Bell. That tells you all you need to know. Y'all she had married.

Eddie, you're lived into this too. You just said, admitted you were looking at my computer screen. Guys, how, like, Bones, if you sat next to Amy, you would look at her computer screen like once in a while. It's right there in front of you.

It's there. It feels like to look. You're right. You've got to see Amy and the computer screen is in your peripheral. She's on Instagram right now. Like, I see it. I'm, I'm literally watching

the Instagram. Yes. Yep. That feels weird, dude. It's in the line of sight. I'm getting a privacy screen. Look, look where I look. How can I not see her computer? What was one of those things in school, the like three folder, you know, when you put it up, they gave it

when it was test taking? That's weird. That's what I'm going to get. I got a question. Yeah. Where would you like me to look? Not on her screen. Look at me. I'm looking at you and I'm not even looking at her screen and I can see that

she's on the. live stream. Your periphery is not that good. You can look at Bobby without zeroing in on her computer. I'm not zeroing in. Yeah, but if I look this way, I can see there's something on my screen here, but I couldn't tell you what. Morgan, have you ever lived on my screen? You just look. Well, now I am because we're talking about it. Morgan's looked at my screen too.

Morgan has to like fix his screen all the time. But she, times when I don't ask her, I catch her peeking. What do you think she wants to see? She wants to see when I'm looking at a swimsuit or something, she's like, what? Like a hottie? I look at your screen when we're doing segments and you're talking about something that you're looking at, and it's funny to report that you're being inappropriate. That's the only time I look.

Okay, that's the only time? Yes. I don't care. I don't care what you guys are doing on your computer. That's not true. The other day, she's like, why have you had that website up for a week? See, there you go. It's my bro news whenever we do dude news.

She looks at my stuff. She tries it by like, worth the creed. That was because I was sitting in your seat during the videos. It's so funny. The training we're supposed to do, it's not totally related to this, but it is called Privacy. I heart data, privacy, and security compliance training. Yeah.

She got the third answer wrong, man. It was crazy. Dang it. She got the third one wrong. I think I'm a victim of this next story. Oh, no. A study found working 50 plus hours a week breaks your brain. Yeah.

A study found working too much literally changes the structure of your brain. Working over 50 hours a week can mess with your memory, attention span, decision-making skills, and make you moody. I was like my tooth's being broken, sucks right now. Keep scratching my tongue with it. People used to scoff the idea of taking mental health days at work, but some still do. Here's another reason to abandon that attitude. A new study found working too many hours a week literally changes the structure of your brain. Researchers scanned the brains of 110 healthcare workers and split them into two categories,

overworked and not overworked. They defined overworked as 52 hours a week or more. They found that working that much can cause significant changes in parts of our brain associated with executive function and emotional regulation. That's interesting. Fox News. Take a load off, man. Do it for your brain.

Patients raised $280,000 for a doctor who gave free health care for decades. It's a really great story. That's cool. For over 40 years, this Baltimore physician, Dr. Zola Koffert, been providing care to people in his community regardless of their ability to pay. And he was diagnosed with cancer and facing a $150,000 treatment. The community jumped in and raised over $280,000 for him. Wow.

That has a great story. That was pretty cool. from the Good News Network. And finally, a man is called 911 on his neighbor 647 times. How many? 647. For what? That's not.

Well, I mean, I'd assume it's a litany of things. I assume it's for everything possible. It's not just one thing. No. A 72-year-old man in Florida named Samuel Thomas was arrested after calling 911 on his neighbors. He claimed someone was, quote, shooting an AR-15 rifle on the roadway. But when cops showed up, they just saw a family barbecuing. Oh, that's terrible.

He's making up stories. Several other neighbors reported no shooting had taken place. I think they don't like each other. The neighbor said that Samuel called 911 on them hundreds of times and frequently stops in front of the residents to yell obscenities of the family. Sounds like he may have some things not going right for him. He should get in trouble, right, for that? Yeah, unless medically...

How old is he now? 72. Maybe he used to work more than 50 hours a week. Oh, that's true, too. That's a good point. That's a good point, Amy. According to police records, Samuel made 3,0004. 400 calls to 911 this year alone.

Okay. 16,000. It's like lunchbox. This is like his dream. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait, I thought it was you. Now it's lunchbox. Well, no, lunchbox calls 911 all the time.

I know. Never mind, yeah. I was just, yes, never mind. All right, moving along. I thought he made it. Is she okay? No, because I was saying like, are you okay?

Now I was starting to wonder if you're okay. No, I am okay, but I just switched into my brain real quick. Maybe my brain is broken. Overwork. I saw you said you weren't doing medication last night. on your Instagram story. Yeah, I haven't been medicated for months. Oh, that's it. That's it. Guys, I told you that. I remember you telling us that.

Yeah, thank you for remembering, Bobby. I thought there was a new medication you got off of. No, I just was, like, it's crazy. Some of the other techniques I'm implementing, it's just great because I'm not medicated, but I'm still doing certain things, and then you get a dopamine hit from it, and it makes you want to do it again. So then it feeds off of each other. You figure out what works, and then you're like, oh, my brain likes this.

oh, there's a reward here. I'm going to do it this way. But you have to, like, lay it out. But for me to lay that out is pretty taxing. But once I did it, I was like, wow, which will lead to me doing it more? It's very exciting stuff over here. Sounds like it. You have a lot going on.

What? Up there? Like in her head? Yeah, like I mean, I think she has conversations with herself. I do. All the time. And it's just like, wow. Are they voices in your head that aren't yours, though?

No, they're mine. I don't know what it sounds just like me in my head. But I'm constantly playing things out. Like, go over there. Open the door. Open the door. Yeah, but if it's your own voice. Like, I have my voice talks to me and my voice. Yeah. But I guess I don't hear it. Like, I don't, I guess it sounds like me. Like right now, it's talking to me, but. Right now, as you're talking. Kill three people or anything, right? No. No, I don't have. No. So your voice was talking to you while you were talking?

But I have internal dialogue happening all the time. Like I have it right now. As you're talking, your voice is talking. Yeah, but that's normal. What do you mean? How can you listen and talk at the same time? That's where it probably gets chaotic. How do you prepare for the next thing you're about to say

if you're not preparing it while you're talking? Like right now I'm already figuring out the next thing I'm going to talk about as I'm talking to you right now. Oh, I don't do that. I don't think about what I'm going to say. We can tell. I mean, never. Some of that stuff's for me is happening. subconsciously. I don't know that I have full awareness of, but I have lots of things running

through my mind all the time right now. I admire when people like you see, you hear podcasts or interviews or whatever and people are like, huh, it's a good question. Let me think about that for a second. And they take a second to think about what they're going to say. Like, that's awesome. I can't do that. I'm just like, ask me a question. Yeah, man, I feel good even though like, no, that's not true. I don't feel good, but, you know, whatever. But that's your internal dialogue saying to you, that's not true. You don't feel good. No, no, no. I'll say that out loud. You say the whole thing. Yeah, the only internal dialogue I have is like, like, it'll say stuff like, you're an idiot. Like, why'd you do that?

Like, that's so stupid. Yeah. Like, usually like, I'll be. So you do know you're stupid. Yeah, yeah. Myself tells myself that. No, you shouldn't, but you should try to tell your internal dialogue to not talk to you that way. Yeah. And if it keeps on punch it. I punch my head. Punch it, slap it. The people that have no internal dialogue, that's crazy, because I've heard them talk before on TikTok.

They're like, no, I don't have anything that talks. I don't talk within myself. They have no voice inside their head. Like, I think everybody's is different. And we weren't asking about that specifically. We're just like, what's going on? Are you okay over there? I'm great.

I thought I've been great. Have I not? No, I think you've been great. You've been great. Just the way you were talking about how you're getting off the middle. I'm explaining to how my brain works, like an ADHD brain, like an actual, there are certain tasks that for some people are no problem. Like, oh, yeah, sure, task one, two, three. I'm going to organize it. It's going to flow in order as it should. And I'm going to lay it all out. Like, that stuff wouldn't be a big deal to them.

Certain things that I'm doing are a very big deal for me, the fact that I'm able to do them. But then it's like there's a reward for me there. And it's going to make my life easier where a typical brain, like a neurotypical brain, like they're like, oh, Why don't why are you so like to me that's just normal well to me it's not normal so I celebrate it We were just talking about the lunchbox 911 thing I thought he was like 16,9-1 calls that's basically lunchbox Yeah and then you said something like so last night you're not on your meds and I was like I haven't been No because in the middle that's not how it happened see I think you don't remember how things have I may not You said something like you said something like yeah like Bobby and you're like no wait we're talking

something else and you're like forget it. I think all that you blocked out. Yeah, I did that. No, you're right. No, I didn't block it out. You're right. I did do that because I, in my mind, the old man, I had already made this story up about how the 72 man that was calling 911 a lot, maybe overworked himself as a younger man. And now he was a little senile. And I was making a joke like, Bobby quit working so hard. Because if you work hard, you break your brain. No, no, we knew. Yeah. And then it turned into that it was lunchbox season 911. But in my mind, You were still hanging on to that last one.

It was you. Yeah, so then, yeah, yeah, yeah. See, we got there. I'm sorry. Don't be sorry. No, you're good. We were just trying to figure out what was going on. And then it reminded me because it was...

You're right. I'm not sorry. I need to stop saying I'm sorry when I don't mean it. Yeah, tell your inner dialogue. You're not sorry. Punchers inner dialogue. Whatever. I got a broken tooth.

The boy with the broken tooth. I'm out on working out again. I just got a text, sorry. I got to take my son to the dentist. It's two days in a row. I feel terrible. Take me to the dentist. Oh, I guess you both have to go to the dentist.

Two days in a row he's had to go to the dentist? Nah, I missed workout. Oh, man, what did you do yesterday? Oh, because you got to be a dad. I just got to go do stuff. I had therapy yesterday. Popped up. For yourself?

No, our son. Okay. Our son. And I'm like, man, how many more of these do we do to do? Like, shouldn't he go? And I feel like I already got it. Like, you gave me the book and everything to read. But you didn't want to read it.

I'm not reading it. You didn't read it. I did not. I was going to do like 10 minutes a day. You couldn't even commit to that. No, you committed to it, you just couldn't do it. You couldn't live up to the commitment you made. And yesterday, I owned up to it because he was like, so, you've been reading the book?

And I'm like, no. Nor have I been reading the really small book that Bobby gave me either. I didn't tell him that. And then what did he say to you being like, no, I'm not reading it? He said, it's okay. Don't worry. But when you get to it, they'll be helpful. It'll be helpful.

I'll tell you that. But he's like, I get it. But if you're paying an expert to tell you that something will be helpful, like, why aren't you going to just try to do it. No, because he's telling me the book. He's like, all right, cool. you tell me what's in the book, and that's why we're here for an hour. And so he did.

And he's, every appointment, he probably tells me like four things that's in the book. And I'm like, perfect. Didn't you read that? Does your wife read it? No. Oh, I was going to say that's a good way to get it. She can tell you what it said. She did the audio.

She's doing the audio book. So she's listening to it. That's the same thing. Nah, she says she's not really remembering because she's like, it's on, but I'm not really retaining it. Oh. You know? I'm sore, dude. You are?

From yesterday. Yeah, big time. So is Eddie. That chair at the counselor's office was not. It was a nice couch. We were a hard yesterday. Okay, we're going to go. This is, it's been fun.

Yeah, this is a real nightmare. It's been a big. Get the heck out of here. It's been pretty disconnected. I'm not going to lie to you. I thought it's pretty good. I knew this morning I broke my tooth. I was like, it's not going to be a good day.

It broke and I went. But if he's not, I mean, it's been great, I think. I think it's fun. I think it's entertaining. Yeah, exactly. To a point. Bobby, did you want to do? Did you want to do Tuesday Review State?

I did, thank you. We put that in the description. You got a know when to fold them. That's right, Amy. Amy, ain't that the truth? Amy, I think your internal voice came out. I sing songs all the time. Oh, all the time.

Yeah, I think sometimes she says her internal voice instead of keeping it. So Mike and I did our reviews. Amy, go. I watched one of my favorite types of shows to watch, you know, a drug documentary. and it's called cocaine air 30 smugglers at 30,000 feet. Yeah, I saw the, I don't I don't gravitate to those kind of shows

but I did see that up on the preview. The story in itself, I'd never heard of it, so fascinating, but it's three episodes, 45 minutes each and they could have done it in one, like a one, one hour documentary and gotten to the point. So, I don't know. No reviews.

Not enough people have watched it, I guess. Well, I'll review it for you right now. two suitcases full of cocaine. Nice. For some reason, that sounds good. Yeah, I want to watch it. Out of five. Well, I will say, Bobby,

there was tons of suitcases on a private plane that they were in the Dominican Republic. All the pilots, like, you look in the back of the aircraft, and it's just all random pieces of luggage, and they are full of cocaine. and the pilots are like, we had no idea. They were about to take off and they're like, we don't know what's in the luggage. We were just hired to fly. I don't know.

The whole thing's kind of weird. Then they got arrested. You would think they would, if they're just flying bags, you would think, why are they just flying bags? And then they were in Dominican Republic jail. And then why don't want to give it away? Good. Good for you.

Lunchbox. I didn't watch anything, man. Morgan? Yeah, I finished Jenny and Georgia, season three. Obsessed. Like so good. this season might be my favorite season of the whole series, which is crazy because normally season three,

they kind of die off and it's not any good, but this one was amazing. I give it four and a half out of five daughters. That's strong. And then that's on Netflix. And then I finished friends and neighbors, which was amazing. I really liked it, but it was pretty slow at the beginning.

That's the only thing I wanted. It was pretty slow at the beginning, but yeah. Yeah, it took a while to finally get up. So for the slowness of it, I give it 3.5 out of five letters. It is low. It's just a slowness because the last two episodes were really good. Eddie?

It took me a couple weeks, maybe three weeks, but I finally finished Peewee. Peeway as himself. Were you not interested? No, I just didn't have, I mean, dude, it's like, I can't really watch that one around my kids. Too busy reading therapy books? Not doing that either. But my kids aren't around. I can't watch that when my kids are around.

So I got to wait until I go to bed, and then I turn it on while I go to bed, and then I fall asleep after 15 minutes. So it takes me a while. But I liked it. I mean, a lot of stuff I didn't know about Peewee. Yeah. Yeah. Like I said, I wouldn't recommend it to everybody. Correct.

But if you're like into art or you create something, I thought it was really good. I love the story of how Peewee came to be. Like, that's really cool to me. And when people create characters, like, that's cool to me. And he wasn't created as a kid show character. He was not. So I liked it. I learned a lot.

I thought I knew everything about Peewee from... Justice for Pee Wee is. Everything that I've read about Pee Wee in the news, I thought I knew everything, but I really didn't. So there's a lot of stuff to learn about Peeway. I enjoy the documentary, but yeah, it's a weird documentary. It doesn't give you great feelings. Peewee as himself on HBO gets a 91% positive. I don't think you start that if you're not into, I don't think that's going to be something that people go and chase down if they're like, I don't know.

I don't know if this is, I think you go into it going, I'm ready to learn about this creation by this guy and see what I didn't know and I think if that's your mindset going into it I think you're going to like it I don't think anybody clicks that doesn't know who peewee Herman is correct yeah and who doesn't know peewee Herman is you're like really young people like I would think Morgan has no relationship with peewee Herman I mean I know him because of pop culture but I don't know that I ever watched like peewee's playhouse wasn't a thing yeah the big top pee we the second one that he was the flop yeah he was a big adventure but the first you know that's 85 she was born. I think I saw one of it. Doesn't he have

a movie? Two of them. I think I saw one of the movies when I was really young. But that's the only... I have no idea. I think it's a third one too on Netflix. They did 2016. Oh, wow. They did a third Peewee movie? Did you watch it? Yeah, it's a, what's his name? The comedy director guy who did all the... Oh, Judd. Judd. Judd Appetal.

Is Pee in it? Yeah, they talk about it in the documentary. Judd comes out in the documentary. Yeah, I knew that. I didn't know. What's cool, too, is I think it's on, is it on Max? Oh, Pee Wee's Big Holiday. It's a Christmas movie. Yeah, that's the one I saw. Yeah.

It's a Christmas movie, right, Mike? Or is it a vacation? No, it's not a Christmas movie. I do know he was at the airport. That's about what I remember. On the holiday? I don't think I've seen it. What, Eddie?

What's cool is, like, all the Peewee movies are on Max. Did the Christmas special, though? Yeah, I talked about the special. Christmas special. Got it, got it, got it. What's the difference in a special on a movie? The special was just on TV one time and that's it And then the movie is a movie you can watch it

There's some movies that show on TV one time and that's it There's TV movies too Oh boy Yeah exactly Anyway we're done Brett Young is on the Bobbycast today We do the hour with Brett Young He's 6-5

He's a monster Yeah he's virtual And he had on boots I just forgot how big of a duty was Especially for some guy who sings And his biggest songs have been ballads Like love songs in case you didn't know

he's huge we'd spend an hour go search for the Bobbycast Amy what's up on yours today let's see I just was looking at the title Fruit of the Spirit Marrying someone with an eating disorder

and pretend vacations So we talk about obviously a variety of things I have 2500 emails in just the last like 20 minutes Those all like They're all for you Because like when I get 25

It's like So like what is that What does that mean you'll do with that? Because like, what does your brain do with it? Because that doesn't bother my brain. I'm like, eh. I'm like, those are for me. Maybe I won't open them.

I keep no red dots. I know. That means I have a ton of replies. That's crazy. People need you that much? I'll get to it when I get to me. Need or value. No, no, I mean they're trying to get a hold of you for something.

Oh, obviously if it's an emergency. Like mine. Oh, man. PayPal just tried to scam me on scam alert. It looks so good to. It's like PayPal, dear customer, a payment of $499 was processed. If you have questions, contact support, payment received $499. I didn't pay for that.

And then you look, go into the email address, and it's like mud and bud at jonathan.com or something. That's how they get you. Yeah, I got to go, because I got to go eat. I got to record lots to say today with Matt Castle and then Arkansas plays College World Series today. They won yesterday. Oh, I saw that news about the pitcher. That's awesome. How do you not hit a guy in the foot, maybe in the 7th?

eight. They've been a perfect game. His interview, did you see his interview? He's like, they asked him about it. He goes, I just wish I didn't hit that guy. Oh, I didn't see it. We were working out. When that was happening, we kept the game up on the screen. Working out. Yeah. LSU's winning 8-4 over UCLA right now. So Arkansas will play UCLA today because that game got delayed last night. I know. That's what my boyfriend was at the game. You got rain delayed. Yes. All night. Yeah, and then he, I guess they started playing this morning maybe at some point. And he had a

meeting, so he didn't get to, but he was there and they left for the rain delay and then it just never went back. rooting for Arkansas? The game, Arkansas wasn't playing last night. It was LSU versus somebody who? UCLA. They're playing right now too as we record this. He, I don't think he really cared, cared, but he was with other people that were for LSU, so he wore a purple shirt.

That's nice. My wife said, I was listening to y'all talking about hearing a voice in your head. We must be on Instagram Live. Yeah. She goes, isn't that called thinking? Yeah. For me it is. I guess it is, yeah.

Yeah. And then he can't do that. What? You said you can't do that? No, there's no voice talking while I'm talking. Well, some people have more internal dialogue than others and some don't. Or like even Amy Grant, when she came in after, she used to have a lot of internal dialogue. And then after her bicycle accident, she said her internal dialogue is not really there anymore.

I have two sometimes going on at once. Two different people? Are they talking to each other or just? No, they'll talk to each other. God, no. Yeah, I mean, you're. Like one's any crazy than the other one. No, I'm like, God, no, no, no.

No, one of mine is very linear, things I need to do, things that have. have to get done time-wise. The other one is things I need to create, things I need to... So I kind of have one voice that wears... My two voices in my head of the Property Brothers. The two twins? One wears a suit, one wears a t-shirt and shorts. Yeah, but they both don't sound fun.

Like, I thought you were going to have a party one. Hey, dude, don't work, man. Animal from the Muppets is in there. Blah, my Muppet. Now my voice is the Properties, I think. All right, we're done. Thank you, and we'll see you guys. tomorrow. Bye everybody. In 2023,

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