The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Bobby Shamed On How He Holds His Daughter + Bobby Got A.I.’d + Amy Said Bobby Almost Got Trapped + People Trapped On Cruise Ship

Episode Date: May 5, 2026

Bobby has a message to everyone who is shaming him for a picture he posted recently of him holding his daughter. In the Actor Game, Raymundo gave us 3 projects, and we have to name the 1 actor who is in all of them. Bobby admits to something he is not happy to admit…but he was fooled by an A.I. photo. Amy reveals how Bobby almost got TRAPPED. Lunchbox shared a tragic story of a 14-year-old boy on an electric motorcycle ("e-motorcycle") who struck and killed an 81-year-old Vietnam veteran and substitute teacher. Now his mom is facing charges. We get into a discussion on whether or not kids need to own and operate e-bikes or scooters. We talked about the cruise ship at the center of a rare hantavirus outbreak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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everybody wrote. Yeah. Dear everyone, leave me alone about how I hold my baby. What? What are they saying? Well, on my Instagram yesterday, Mr. Bobby Bones,

the first picture that I posted is me holding the baby when I got home from our trip to Austin. I'm about to walk down the stairs. You know my fear in life? Walking down the stairs and dropping the baby down the stairs. I don't always hold the baby like that. That is safe, secure baby.

Everybody's grabbing their phone? Yeah, I didn't notice anything different. Yeah, it's Mr. Bobby Bones with an M. M.R. I think I have you in here. And I'm standing at the top of the stairs. And I'm fully under the butt with the hand. And then I got a hold of the head.

That is secure baby holding because I am petrified. I'm dropping that baby down the stairs. stairs. And they're letting me have it online. Not saying it's safe, mostly it'll like, it's not safe. I just like stupid. I mean, it's extremely safe. It is so safe. And what's wrong with that? I almost want to tie her to me just walking down the stairs, like fully strap up, like bungee cords when you put it back of the truck. Yeah. Amy? I mean, I don't get why people would have a problem. I mean, you're not doing any, this looks like totally fine to me. It looks like you're like, yeah, it's like your precious cargo and you got it there. And you're like,

I ain't dropping it. I have an irrational fear. All hands on deck. I'm dropping that baby every time I walk down a step. I walk down the steps funny because I'm so aware of the steps. Like, oh, stop. You do sideways so your whole foot's on the step? No, but when I hold her like that, I look down at the steps,

which you're not supposed to really look down at steps because it makes you step weird. Right. So anyway, if you go look at that picture, I appreciate in the comments there, you put justice for Bobby. That's why I would appreciate. Not you, you're good. No, I'll do it right now, man. Thanks, man. There's also a picture that people do like.

It's my wife holding the baby when I was hosting the IHeart Festival. So cute. And I'm on the screen while the wife's holding the baby. That's a pretty good picture. Posted that one. That was up there. So I wanted to address that real quick. The other thing that I saw is reminded me a lunchbox.

Oh. This person went on the prices, right? And they won a 2025 Chevrolet Trax 1LT. I could be saying that wrong because I don't know anything about cars. But it was a nice car on the prices right. And so they did the five price tags game. And that's where you take and you have to get all five of them right. And they go, only two are wrong.

And then you switch those. Yeah, okay. When considering a price in the final round, she ignored her husband's suggestion from the audience because they showed him. And he was like, don't know, don't he do. She was like, I don't know. Don't he do. So she ignored it with her gut.

And her guess was correct. Not his. She celebrated it on stage, snubbed the husband in the crowd, but everybody got a good laugh. That's from TV Insider. When you're up on that stage, which you were on Price is right. Or Daniel was.

Okay, yeah, just yes, Daniel was. Yes, we all know. We all watched it. I was up on the stage, yes. How easy is it to hear the people screaming at you? I mean, here's the thing. There are so many people yelling so many things you have no idea what they're saying.

Like, it's like, it's just a bunch of noise. If you singled someone out, do you think everybody else would be quiet so you could hear that one person? No. Because everybody is so excited because they want to be part of the game. Maybe if you said, hey, shut up. I want to talk to the lady in pink.

Oh, maybe they would. That would be weird. But, I mean, everybody is standing up and yelling and doing their fingers like this, 2,500, 200, 200. I mean, everybody's doing it. So it's not that easy. But maybe she focused in and she had a way to communicate because it's her husband. I was by myself. Yeah, I would see.

I think spouses have that power. And like kids and stuff. Like if you're at something, it's like you get their attention and they hear you. I don't know. Sometimes I don't hear my wife. She talks right. And I'm right there. And I'm right there.

She's like, did you hear what I just said? And I'm like, I didn't. And there was no even other noise. Okay. Well, it was the woman listening, right? Yeah. Okay. So see.

I guess I should clarify, women can hear. Did you look to the crowd to get any help? Yeah. When I was playing my game, I had two right, one wrong. And of course, everybody, some people are saying, one, the Jimmy Choo's shoes are wrong. Some people are saying two and some people, I mean, everybody had a different answer. So, I mean, I just went with my gut of my high school soccer jersey said number two.

That was the most, that was what it was. That worked. That was it. All right. Thought that story was funny. All right. Will you give me a voicemail number six? I might have a slight controversial question.

As someone who has family members say they have anxiety and ADHD and stuff like that are on, like, Xanax is in Adderall. Now that technology and everything is so advanced for it, it's a lot more people have it. Genuine curious on that. Love the show. I'm not really sure what the question is. I think maybe what he's asking

is now that there is a more broad understanding of it, are there more people that have it? I think back in the day, like legitimately have it. Back in the day when there wasn't probably as testing as thorough as efficient, if a doctor thought you might have it, they just throw medicine at you. I think now there are ways that they can test. I think the tests are probably a little smarter, right? Yeah, well, I mean, I think it's on a spectrum. Like, there's some, like your anxiety is far more severe than at times that I've had it.

I don't have chronic ongoing anxiety. I've had circumstantial where I thought I was having heart issues so much so that I went to get an echocardiogram and paid a bunch of money to find out it was just anxiety. I was like, oh, cool. But it made sense that I had that at the time, and then I got through that season and then it's gone. People live with it in different ways. And I think it's sort of like when you pull up online and people start talking about their different disorders or ailments and maybe you have one or two of the characteristics they listen

then you start to think you have it too when you really don't take a horoscope well no but it's like oh you know i feel like everybody well not everybody but a large amount of people come online and talk about their anxiety which it may not exactly be that or their ADHD and they may not actually have that but they know it gets engagement or you know and then everybody starts to think they have it yeah i didn't really understand anxiety for a long part of my life i just i didn't um discredit it but i didn't have it so it was hard to understand it i have severe nighttime anxiety i still like three hours last night because i just wake up in my heart's pounding i did have to break off a break off a piece of that kit cat x last night and then then i start to get anxious that

it wasn't enough so i get anxious that's on on anxious then i get anxious on anxious. On a medication that's supposed to make you less anxious. I know. That's a story in my life. I got like three hours last night. It's a pretty rough one. But I never understood it until I got it.

And there's no reason. I say there's no reason. There's not like a real reason that I have it. It's like I go to bed and I'm going, oh, I'm for sure anxious about something. It is very sub. It's in me. It's underneath my conscious level. When you're saying very sub, you mean subconscious?

Yeah. I don't know if that was like the cool way to say. It's sub. Well, it's under my conscious level, for sure. And I can fall asleep, but I wake up and my heart out of nowhere. And I just wake up like this. It's like when someone does in the movies when they hit you with one of those adrenaline pins. You ever see that?

Oh, yeah, yeah. They come out of it. I'm not convinced. My wife's not adrenaline pinning me when I sleep. And so for years, I would have this. And my doctor was like, hey, you're not anxious in the daytime because you keep your mind. We're just running. at nighttime it kind of all hit you in a weird way

so you get it. So I hit it last night. Well, it's good to have certain tools in your toolbox and that's one of your tools. What's my other tool? Screwdriver, obviously, need one of those. Good point, hammer. Well, we've talked about Lthianine. Well, I go to therapy a lot too.

Therapy, breathwork. Yeah, breathwork never works for me. Well, if you continue to say that, it never will. What is that like the breathing exercises? Yeah. La Maze. No. Lamas for anxiety.

Yeah. I'm like, well, with that attitude. Yeah. Yeah. I think I got a lot. I got a lot of a little. Right. A lot of, a little anxiety.

A little bit on spectrum. You know, a little bit of a lot of things. That one is that self-diagnosed or by a psychiatrist? My doctor says I either have super ADHD or I'm a little bit on the spectrum. Okay. Yeah. So. Either are great.

Yeah, man. A plus. That's what you want in life. Well, because so many people are living with, you know. I feel like ADHD has just said so much that I also just feel I hyper focus on things that I can't shake. Like I can't, I try to get off of it and I can't get off of it. Well, again, it's a spectrum. I know.

Oh, yeah, yeah. And I think that's why more people, what I've been told by my doctor, my therapist, my psychiatrist is that the reason more people are on the spectrum is because they understand more about the spectrum. The spectrum has broadened and there's more understanding of it. It's not like people are getting a bunch of shots and all of a sudden they're getting, you know, name it. So it's that the spectrum of what they understand and how it affects people is so different and it has widened so much and that's a big part of it. Right. So I don't have an answer for it. I don't really understand the question, but we just talked about it. So thanks.

Hopefully we offered some clarity for whatever you were. Is it overdiagnosed? Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. I was going to say 100%. But also it's hard with all the things that are, we're over stimulated. I think we have a lot more that works us up these days too because we know no more,

not just know more about what's happening with our bodies, but we have more information about what's going on in the world at all times and our, like, things stress us out more. I also don't think of those things that I said that I have are things that hold me back. I think that's why I said both are great. Yeah, they equally allow me to do, it's almost superpower like. There are certain things that it's annoying about it. Like I don't sleep sometimes, but I'm efficient.

And I get crap done, and I'm able to be wildly creative while also being busy. I wouldn't be able to have that if I didn't have a little bit of the, you know, just a little, little speck. A little speck, you know? A little speck of the speck. Just a little speck of the speck. Yes. You guys can hit us up if you want. 877-77-Bobby.

That's our number. 877-77 Bobby. Back in a second. Dolly had to cancel her Vegas residency, and we've known she's been going through some health stuff. So she was doing the residency. Dolly live in Las Vegas. She put this on her social yesterday.

I have some good news. I have a little bad news. But the good. The good news is I'm responding really well to meds and treatments and I'm improving every day. Now, the bad news is it's going to take me a little while before I'm up to stage performance level because some of the meds and treatments make me a little bit swimming-headed that I'm going to miss all of you that had tickets to see me in Las Vegas. Well, you get home to Vegas and you have a big time.

So, yeah, mostly good news that she's getting better. I mean, no bad news really for me because I wasn't going to the show. So to me, I just hear all good news that she's getting better. Honestly, when I read about it, it's, I felt more than like when I hear her say it, I feel better about it. She sounds good. Obviously, things are not where she would want them to be. But her voice is more upbeat than I had in my head. Do we know what's wrong with her?

No. No. Not publicly, no. But I think if Dolly said anything, you'd feel better. I think if you're on an airplane, she goes brace for impact. That's right. I think you're like, all right. We'll do it, Dolly.

This is going to be a heck of an impact. Let's get it, Dolly. That's a really good way to put it. Because when I read the headline, I was like, oh, no, I'm very worried. And I just heard her say the exact same thing I read. And I'm like, oh, hey, things are fine. Yeah. Hey, I just got your results.

You have four weeks to live. Oh, thanks, dolly. That's awesome. I got a whole month. Oh, my gosh. This is crazy. Where's Foo Manchu? Maybe there's something to this.

Like, just have your bad news delivered to you by Dolly, and it'll hurt less. Ray, hit me with voicemail number five. Hey, studio. I was just calling because I have a question. With you guys being in the music industry and obviously with IHR and all the things that you're able to go to, what is the last concert or event that you went to that wasn't industry related? I just went and saw Loopcombe in Columbus, and it was his largest. concert to date with like 97,000 people.

Just curious, I'd love to know what the last concert you guys have been to. That's not work-related. Counting Crows was not work-related. My favorite band of all time. I don't consider Brooks and Dunn a band. I consider them a duo. Counting Crow is my favorite band of all time. And Eddie and I went, and it was awesome.

That was great. Because there was no, us enjoying a concert. rare that we get to do that. And rarely we go because we go to everything, so we're a little jaded, obviously. But that was a while back. Yeah, I think that, I mean, I saw Amos Lee at the Ryman, and that was really cool. I went to see Casey muskirts at the Ryman, too, that had nothing to do with work.

I just wanted to go and, like, buy a ticket and sit and watch. So those would be the ones for me. You? I took my daughter to Sabrina Carpenter. That's my last non-work-related concert, and it was fun. Do you see her dress at the Met last night? No. It was made of all film. It's pretty cool.

Oh, yeah, she's very creative. And, yeah, as a mom, to be at a concert like that with your daughter, sometimes it was a little uncomfortable due to Sabrina Carpenter's creativity on stage with some of our songs. But whatever, we just decided to have fun. And it was, so, yeah. We were listening to all that stuff, too, when we were kids. Well, I know, but having a visual.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, you know, she brought out a bed and then a curtain and then a man. Really? Oh, wow. And it's like a silhouette. and you're like know what's happening. You're like, do you want to go get some M&Ms? I'm like, this is a good snack break time.

Selina Gomez had a pretty cool dress last night. It was not one of the big crazy ones. It was like a comic strip dress. It was very simple, but it was really cool because it was like a comic, like she used to be in that show. Yeah, she wore it in Wizards of Waverly Place. So it was like a nod to that time on her show. It was pretty cool.

I didn't see all. I saw some. Sam Smith looked crazy. Some of them looked crazy. Bad Bunny looked like an old man on purpose. He really did all the makeup for an old man. It looked like there was an old basketball sketch or old commercial where current players dressed up as old men and went and dominated people on the court. It looked like that like he was doing that. So that's pretty good. Last non-industry event, Eddie? I took my son to go see Pearl Jam. That was amazing because Pearl Jam is one of my favorite bands ever. and the fact that my son wanted to go to that show and he enjoyed it and it changed his life because now he just loves Pearl Jam. And so that to me was awesome, but definitely not industry related at all. Lunchy?

I'd be Brett Eldridge Christmas, 24. Went to his show. I took my wife. That's a good one. And, you know, it's Christmas time and everybody talked about it. And so I finally took my wife out on date and said, hey, let's go see some Brett Eldridge Christmas. I didn't count that one. And I've been every.

That's one of my best friends. Does that count, though, if it's not an industry, but you're going because it's a friend. Yes. Because it's not work-related. It's friend-related. You didn't have to go at work. I didn't buy a ticket, though. Yeah, that's a good way to put it as, like, what's the last thing you spent money on?

I didn't buy my Pearl Jam ticket. You didn't? No. Who did? Got it for free. From who? Yep. Rock station.

Did you do hands on a Harley and you want them? No. They just had extra tickets. I mean, even Sabrina Carpenter, though, like, Bobby, you're, I went with your wife, your manager, somebody had a link to friends and family ticket. Yeah. Because like, it was basically... She's the same management company I am.

Okay. So, but we still had to pay. Like, you got the link, but we still had to pay for our tickets. And it was almost like cross your fingers. Even if you go with the link, it wasn't guaranteed you would get a ticket. Nickel a ticket. No. Didn't somebody go to Taylor?

There's more than that. I went to Taylor. There you go. But that was... You didn't want to say that lunchbox? No, no. Brett Eldridge was more recent than Taylor. Okay.

He said, what was the last one? Did you spend the money on Taylor? No. How'd you get the tickets? our boss here randomly mentioned it one day I was like yeah I asked you like a year ago and he's like really?

Let me look at and see what I can do and last minute he was able to get me tickets. That's amazing. Dang, that's a big get because those were hard to get. Mortgage, you go, Taylor? Yeah, I went with one of my friends who's in the industry. It was like her ticket.

So I did not get them through anything. I just went with her as a plus one. What city did you go? Here. Got it. Yeah. It was in like one of the suites, one of the record label suites.

That's where I was, record label suite. Dang, ballets. That's kind of worked in. Yeah. You can't count that? Nah. If you're going and you're like with other people, they have a hookup. It doesn't matter.

They're all good. What's a bad concert? You know, I'm just kidding. Oh, I can do that. The worst concert you've been to. No, no, no, no. Hey, you guys can call us. We'd love to hear from you.

You know, 877, 77 Bobby. Amy's a big Heather McMahon fan. You even went to her show, huh? Yeah. She's hilarious. Yeah. Why does everybody wear a cheetah? I guess that's like her thing.

Like maybe she was wearing Cheetah years ago. I honestly don't know where it started. I just knew when I was going, I needed to wear Cheetah. And like 75% of the crowd was in Cheetah as well. When I told Amy I was talking to Heather McMahon, she thought it was awesome. I asked Heather about how she got her starting comedy and she lived down the road from Jeff Foxworthy, which is a crazy story. All right, this is Heather McMahon. Let's go!

On the Bobby Bones Show now. Heather McMahon. Did you move to L.A. already having done some comedy like in college? Yeah, so I actually did stand up. The first time I ever did stand up, I was 16 and I roasted, I was at the junior senior prom and I roasted the senior class. So I had like a 30 minute set from that.

I sent that old DVD to Jeff Foxworthy because he lived a couple of neighborhoods down from me in Atlanta and I dropped it off at his house and I see Jeff a lot. And Jeff said that he couldn't believe that I had the balls to do it. And he was like, you know, you sat in my living room and I gave you advice. and you know, you never know what's going to happen. He's like, and damn it if you didn't do it. So after I graduated high school, they were shooting blue collar comedy tour. They were shooting their sketch comedy show at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta.

He gave me a writing assistant job that summer. And I learned so much. I went to Ole Miss. I was doing comedy. I was in like an improv troupe. You know, I got into comedy because I grew up on Joan Rivers. And if I could emulate her career, I mean, I'm obsessed with her. I got to meet her.

She gave me her blessing in comedy. I feel very grateful for that. The fact that she would save. and organize all of her jokes. Yeah. It was pretty amazing. Pretty amazing. How attention to detail she was.

Yeah. And you said you get to meet her? I worked at a restaurant and there was a club right across from it. When I'd get off my shift, I'd go see Joan. And she would have these giant note cards on stage. I mean, she was in her 80s, had these giant note cards on stage and she's ripping through jokes. And I would always like hang outside the back door. And she would come out and I'd be like, Miss Rivers, I love you.

I have a lot of photos with her. And she was so kind. So I moved to L.A. I'm sitting at this bar by myself that my buddy. who was bartending at and I hear her. I hear her walk in the door. She, and she was the one who told me, she said, you need to go to L.A. You've got a commercial look. So she sits in a booth and I'm like, oh my God, Ms. Rivers is here. So I go up to the booth and her assistant at me is like, do you want a photo? I was like, no, no, no, I've got a photo with Joan. I said, John, I want you to know.

I followed your lead. You told me to come to L.A. I'm here and thank you so much for giving me that advice. And I'm three days in, but I hopefully this works out. She's so kind. I go and sit back at the bar. She wraps up her dinner. She comes up and she's like, I have a good feeling about you. She said, you have hutzpah. You followed your gut. You're going to make it. Don't worry. You got this. So when she passed away, I was working at Soul Cycle and was Hollywood. I came out, I had taken a class. So I come out of the spin class. The entire staff looks like ill. They're white as a ghost. And I'm like, what's going on? I thought they were about to tell me my entire family had died. They were like, you need to sit down. Jones passed. I mean, and I was inconsolable. And I knew her very, very loosely, right?

as a fan. I mean, people sent flowers to my apartment as if she died. When she died, I was devastated. And so years later, after she had passed, they had a big auction at Christie's and I didn't have any money. This is when I was like first starting out. And all I wanted were these giant Tiffany silver dog bowls with her dog's name on them. I was like, this is so cool. Didn't have any money, didn't get them. And then she, they just did another auction last year for her stuff. And I'm on a flight on my way to my show in Tampa. And I'm like, honey, you got to get in there. Like I can't, I can't, I can't do this on the plane. And my husband won for me, one of her tour jackets.

Oh, wow. And it's the first thing going in my new house. It's gorgeous. It's like champagne color with feathers. And I'm going to put it in a giant acrylic box. And I want you to walk in my home and be like, this is the house that Joan built. And I'm friends with Melissa now, her daughter. And she brings me on her podcast.

And it is so full circle. Like when I started doing the E-Rig carpets, it was because, you know, Joan did it. It's just, I love her so much. And she was really my idol in comedy. Come on. If you want to hear that full episode, it's an hour long. Just go search for the Bobbycast on Netflix if you want to watch it. Or you can search on IHeartRadio or where podcasts are if you want to listen to it.

But big thanks to Heather McMahon for coming on. What's the game, Ray? All right. So I'm going to give you two TV shows and one movie. And you're going to name the one actor in all three. Oh, we've never played it like this. Whoa. Okay.

So all the things we're trying to name the actor that's in all of them. Correct. Example. So the two shows. TV, Friends and Cougar Town. The movie is Ace Ventura Pet Detective. I didn't know that Monica was in... Cornic Cox.

Yeah, was in Ace Ventura. That's crazy. That's who it is, right, Courtney Cox? Correct. Okay. All right. Everybody good? Yeah. Let's do... It feels like it's going to be easy, right?

I mean, the example is easy. Eliminator style, you miss it, you're out. Go, Raymondo. Big little lies, the morning show. Sweet Home Alabama. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in.

Hold on. He's not focused. His testicle's going to be fixed. I don't know. I don't know who that. I got one person. Go ahead. What do you have?

I put Reese Witherspoon. That's it. Okay. Right? Reese Witherspin. Yeah. Yeah. Good.

That's your day, dude. I've never seen the morning show, so I didn't know what that was. I was like, oh. All right. Next one up? The bear? Shameless The Iron Claw

What? I don't know his name Huh I saw this guy I shouldn't say I'm going to Is it over that quick Yeah I don't know

Is it the name? Hold on Let me think What are they again The Bear Shameless The Iron Claw I really like the Iron Claw

It's about the Bonn Eric's wrestling I can't think of the name. Do you know it, Morgan? Yeah, I do. You know his name? Yeah. Wow.

I'm, I'm, man. Who's, in Bel Sand you in? I'm in for the win. Eddie, what do you have? We can't wait 10 hours. Jeremy Smith. It's Jeremy something. You're right.

And I was going to do Jeremy Renner, but that's not, that's the Bowen Arrow guy from Marvel. I don't know. Lunchbox, what do you have? Dr. Kellum. Okay, shout out, Dr. Kellum for just coming in. Amy? Yes. Jeff.

Oh, wow. That's good. Is it Jeremy White? Yeah, I think it's like Jeremy Allen White. Jeremy Allen. Oh, you need the middle name, man. Because Jeremy White could be anyone. No, I think both count.

Yeah. Are you the judge? I think they do. I mean, I know. Jeremy White, Mike. First and last name is what we always do. Dang it. So it's over then.

The game's over, Mike. Don't do that. You know what? I'll let you guys keep playing. Yes. Why not? I'll let you keep playing. All right, go ahead.

Another one. Parks and Rec. The terminal list. Jurassic World. I mean, I don't know what the terminal list is, though. So I'm always going two out of three. What in the world? Okay, I'm in.

I can't think of his name. Really? So stupid. Five seconds. All right, time. Lunchbox? I'm in for the win. What do you have?

Aziz Ansari. That's not who I have. What do you have? I have Chris Pratt. Oh, Amy Polar. Oh, is it? Chris Pratt? Chris Pratt.

Okay. Eddie, you can be in this fake round of consolation. No, no, it's real. He said we can. Screw it. Why not? It's real. All right, go ahead.

The office, Jack Ryan, a quiet place. I'm in. Oh my gosh. Eddie stalling us out every answer. No, what's his name? It's just you know me? Yeah. Read him again, please.

The office, Jack Ryan, a quiet place. I'm in. So stupid. No, you're eliminated. We're eliminated. Amy work. You've been learning it twice. Amy was up to like really thinking hard and I thought maybe she's a dood and IDD. Eddie, what do you have?

Ted Krasinski. No, no, no. No, that's the Unabombers. I'm telling you. I can't think of his name. It's John Krasinski. John! Ted's the Unabomber.

So close. Is it John Krasinski? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Does that count as two wins for me or just one? I'll just give you two, man. Oh, really?

Good job. I'll give you one. I'll take one. All right. Hit it. Hit me with quickly. Stranger Things, Friends, Beetlejuice. The girl that stole stuff.

Come on. Winona, not Judd. Winona Ryder. Correct. Euphoria, shake it up. Spider-Man, No Way Home. The only thing I know is Indeia from this guy. I don't watch, but she was in Spider-Man.

Zendaya? Correct. Okay. Is Spider-Man No Way Home a movie? Mm-hmm. Okay, it's not too. who never thinks? Noaheim is the like second installment.

All right, one more. Game of Thrones, the Mandalorian, the Fantastic Four. Whoa. I don't know. Do you guys know this one? Who is it?

Pedro Pascal. Here's the Game of Thrones? Mm-hmm. Really? Yeah. Here's any of Thrones? Probably a few episodes, yeah. Huh.

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Oh, my. Yes. Selena Gomez didn't go to the MetGala last night. That was an AI picture of her just on the red carpet. Just a picture, and I don't watch the walk up. I don't really feel that stupid about it because I just saw all the pictures. Did you get AI'd too? Yep, I got A-I'd right along with you.

I thought that was real. Yeah. I wonder if any of the, I wonder if the McGalley even happened last night. But I looked all the pictures and that was just in the middle of all the pictures. and that was just in the middle of all the other ones. I was trying to find it. I was like, I didn't see it. Well, I found it, and then I sent my wife the link,

and I was like, hey, here's Slendig Gomez. She goes, nah, she didn't go. Whatever that is, is not real. She didn't go, so that could be AI. And then, yeah. Gotcha. Yeah, I don't feel that bad about that one because it's a simple picture, but still,

yeah, still got AI. It's with much shame. It happens. Yeah, but yours are, like, weird. It's like a woman finds a hole in the ground, walks in it, And it's like, just in time, the burglars didn't get me. The burglars were running over the top of her on top of the door. You see it, Mike?

I see it now, yeah. What looks AI in that? Hmm. I guess her actual, like, body doesn't match the background. I can't see. Well, you're not going to really pay attention to that if you're just scrolling. Yeah, I was just scrolling. Anyway, who cares, right?

Sorry, man. Got me. Happens with the best of us. Yeah, sure does. All right. I got some stuff. Number one, okay, so you know the podcast name we was talking about where the girls like, I'll just say allegedly, I'm pregnant. Love Trapped is the name of the podcast.

And it was the guy from The Bachelor and they didn't have sex and then they go to court? Yeah, it's a whole thing. She's done it to, I think, four men total. She has more than this to him? Yes. Wow, look at her. He was maybe the fourth. She's got a thing.

Yeah, that's her thing. I wonder if any of them still believed it until this happened. Like if there were guys that were like, yep, she really has my baby. Yeah, I think so. Did she ever have babies? No, I don't think so. Oh, okay, so then never mind. I'm not done with the whole podcast, but.

Breaking news. Yeah, this is, drum roll. Yeah. Bleu my mind. You got AIed? Okay, no, I did not. Y'all, we are so lucky Bobby got married in what you're doing married. No, that's not true.

Stop and stop it. What years you get married? That's not true. Almost married five years. Five years, okay? Because guess what? This girl has been in Bobby's... Orbit?

Circle? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And listen, no, Bobby, you're... She seeks her teeth. She would have seen you sunk her teeth in and trick. Y'all would have just, like, passed each other in the hall. She'd been like, I'm pregnant. No, because I wouldn't have sex with her because I didn't do that.

I know you wouldn't have sex with anyone. Right. Right. And then I would have been like, well, I didn't have sex with you. so you're not pregnant with my baby. Okay, but this is her thing. Like, you would have been like, all I did was past you in the hallway.

And she would have been like, well, but, because she comes up with these creative ways. But they're wondering how. To get pregnant. Okay. Bobby was on her podcast in 2023. Which is so crazy. Who even knew she had a podcast?

I didn't know. I didn't know. I don't even know who she is. When I was telling you about her, we were like, okay, yeah, we don't even know who this girl is. So we talk about it on the show. And then I get an email from one of our listeners,

Jessica. And she said, hey, me, after hearing you mentioned love trapped on BBS, I thought you would find it a fun fact that Bobby was actually a guest on Laura Owen's podcast. She's the pregnancy scammer. Her podcast is called Nobody Told Me. She's accused four men of impregnating her. Bobby got lucky. She didn't set her eyes on him. And I don't remember doing this podcast. So you were a guest on hers. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. September of 2023. But the thing is it's so weird It's like you don't really Do a lot of podcasts

So I wonder what made you do that one Probably not PR team saying you need to do this podcast Because she had a co-host And obviously at that time I don't know that We know about her crazy I don't remember doing the podcast But there was a time where I was just bouncing around

Doing whatever Maybe promotion for something But I don't have a book out then The title is Bobby Bones You can turn your life into whatever you want it to be And I'm sure you were like the world is bendable. Yeah.

Probably same crap. And it's just so crazy. It's like you have a one degree of separation. And what does she do? What if she told me I got her pregnant through a podcast? Exactly. Exactly. Because I assume it was on Zoom.

Yeah, it had to be because I don't remember her. So it was a Zoom conception. Yeah. That's a wild coincidence. A Zoomception. Wow. Don't remember doing the podcast. I don't remember her.

But shout out to our listeners who connect those kinds of dots because what in the world? Like what are the odds that you would have been on a podcast of a girl that is now the subject of a podcast about her scamming men into thinking that they're going to be dads? Are you having? She's undidable now, right? Yes. 100%. But somebody's going to date her. I think that there's a redemption could happen.

Like she could get help. Is she really pretty? She's pretty. Yeah, she'll find someone. I want to be real pretty. And he's like, somebody will probably date her. Isn't that a little fun fact?

I got a message too. This is from underscore Bethany 13. Hey, Bobby, Amy was on Harvey Weinstein's podcast. What? Amy. Okay, that's not the same thing. Is that true, though? It's not the same thing.

And his other guest was Bill Cosby, and Amy sat there the whole time. Whoa. This is nowhere near the same thing. You know who produced a podcast, Jeffrey Epstein? No way. Okay, if you think that that's what I mean, it's crazy you were on her bot. I would not be like, oh my gosh, you were on the podcast if it was something like that.

This is a totally innocent thing. She just like lied and messed with people's emotions. It's a joke. It's a joke. Now, can she go over on that podcast? I don't know if Harvey Weinstein said a Bill Cosby. I'm like not even defending myself. I did give this message from underscore Bethany 13.

Hey Bob, I'm a first grade teacher in a small town in Ohio, and I've been doing a March Madness Book Tournament for the past six years. My class and I read 16 picture books that competed against each other as our favorite book. This year, your book, Stanley the Bulldog, and the first day of school was voted as the number one favorite tournament winning book. My students fell in love what Stanley and the messenger book gives. Oh, you want the whole thing. Yeah. What year did that come out?

Stanley the Dogg? Well, this happened this year. And what year did the book come out? I don't know. September 2023? No. What are you saying? I don't know.

If he did her podcast as part of his book tour. Oh. I don't know. I guess you didn't do a Stanley the Dog book tour. It came out in 2022. I didn't do a Stanley the Dog Book Tour, no. You did for the, did you do for the other ones? Man, did I.

I would go and sign for five, six hours in a city. It was crazy. It was awesome. But yeah, they'd be like, you should speak for an hour and then sign and the signing for five, six hours. And I was like, I guess I can't speak. Wow. I want to make sure I can get everybody before the store closes. But man, we were bouncing.

We were bouncing around, weren't we? I remember that. Trying to do the radio show. It was really great, but we just didn't expect that. And that would feel bad because there would be like no talk. But I'd be like, I guess if I talk, they're going to close the bookstore and everybody can't get in. But no, I did not do. Stanley the dog.

Made it much toddlers. Okay. Question. And this is an eddy question about what Abby's doing. But she's been doing something peculiar. Yeah, Abby doesn't realize that I have a camera to the green room on my computer. Abby, do you know this? I do now.

Anything you want to admit? No, I just go in there sometimes to like cough or blow my nose and just like kind of relax. Yeah, yeah. She's doing something because I'll look at the camera and I'll be like, oh, why, there's someone in the green room. And she's just walking in circles in there. What? I'm not walking in circles. Yeah, that's what I see.

No, I'm like blowing my nose kind of pacing. And then watching the TV. looking out the window. Yeah, maybe it's like our getaway or something. You having a breakdown up here? I don't know. I didn't know there was a camera in there. Well, I didn't know, but I didn't know who was looking.

She goes in there just to fart. Abby, just be honest with us. Are you farting in there? No, no, I just told you what I'm doing. Why not go to the bathroom if you're going to blow your nose and coughing stuff? Because I don't want to be too far away from here. Like, I need to be here. Yeah, I mean, you're coughing in the green room where guests are coming.

Well, in a Kleenex. Eddie has audio. No, that. Just letting her rip. You guys, that's not what I'm doing, I promise. All right, let's go around the room. Amy. Okay, so.

Come on, Amy, you got this. No, we're good. You got this, Amy. We're good. We're good. Spirit Airlines obviously shut down, and this one pilot for Spirit Airlines, he was supposed to have his retirement flight. You know, it's like a really big deal.

and the company folded before he got to do it. So he ended up having to take a Southwest flight home. He begs. Guys can I hop in there? Please fly this thing. But Southwest Airlines employees, they did something really cool. They gave a send-off for him. And they used their airline to celebrate him.

He was on the flight with his son. And I just thought it was like really sweet. The son informed Southwest what was going on. Like, hey, this is my dad. He's a pilot. He was supposed to have his final flight with Spirit and then the company shut down. Does he get his money, though? That's my question. From retirement?

He's worked long enough at Spirit to where he can retire, but then if the company folds, has he lost retirement? Exactly. I don't have the answer there. We were talking about that yesterday. Right. Like you have to root for your company to stay afloat so you get your retirement unless that money goes into some sort of account, like an escrow type account. Yeah, I just thought it was. really cool of Southwest to organize an impromptu

retirement party for him at the gate and that must have felt really good because he didn't get it from Spirit. But I wonder if an airline could let him fly one. Like just a one day contract to have your retirement flight. Well Spirit has no money so how would they do that?

No, no, no. Another airline. Like he has all the credentials but Southwest says yeah you can fly this one flight. Well they did let him do they did the cannon salute and everything like where they do the water and I mean. No, he wants him to fly. I mean that's the that's the whole thing, right? Barrel with a bunch of passengers in there.

And he gave a speech on the plane, and then when he came out into the gate, they all clap for him and, you know, Southwest did a pretty good job. Like a ball player that goes signs a one-day contract? Exactly. He actually gets to fly the plane. The one flight,

because, I mean, that's what it is, your last flight. This one, he just wrote as a passenger. I did say where Spirit Airlines says a lot of their ticket holders were reimbursed. Oh, okay. Well, a small percentage of refunds are still being processed. How do they choose?

Who paid with cash, a travel voucher, or Spirit loyalty points, are in a trickier spot. How can you pay with cash? Do you go to the airline? Here's $100. I would think they sold drugs. If someone walked out and just dropped a stack of cash, like I'm not going to pay with anything,

or they're up to something fishy because they didn't want it to be known. I saw a tip from someone one time on Instagram saying that they buy all their airline tickets at the airport and you get a better deal. Like the old days? Like if you go up to the counter and you're like, I need a flight to da-da-da-da instead of doing it online.

It feels risky because what if they don't have enough flights or if they're sold out? Well, I'm not saying it's day of. I'm just saying they drive to the airport. Oh, screw that. What? Like a month in advance? Yeah. They drive to the airport.

They're going to fly to. No. No, but I have no idea if that tip actually works. But I just wanted to shout out Southwest Airlines for making Captain John Jackson's retirement situation. A little bit celebratory. All right. Lunchbox. Yeah, there's this 14-year-old boy in California.

He has an e-bike. Yeah, and so he was doing wheelies out in front of his high school, and he'd been cited before for reckless driving on this thing, and he's been in trouble with the law. He'd an 81-year-old man and killed him, and now the mom is facing manslaughter charges also. Because of what the kid did? Yep.

He ran over the old man in his bike. Yeah, on his e-bike. and it goes up to 56 miles an hour. And so it's... That's a fast freaking heat. So it's classified as a motorcycle and he's supposed to have a license and be 16. His mom's like, no, no, no, he's fine. He's fine. He's fine.

And so now she's charged also. Oh, boy. I see some of those motorcycle bikes around our neighborhood. It's crazy. For the kids? Yeah, because it's not just an e-bike. It's a bike with a motor on it. It sounds like a motor.

But it's a bicycle and it's, ah. So it's not gas, because it's not a bike. I don't know what it is, but it looks like a motor. It feels like a motorcycle. Correct. Correct. Well, we have an e-bite or like a motorcycle e-bike for my kid, but that doesn't make any noise. This one makes noise. You have an e-bike for your kid?

Yeah, like a little motor. It's like a little motorbike. That's crazy to me. When we're, well, Caitlin and I are on a walk, these kids and these, they're like, it's like a, not a full motorcycle, not a little dirt bike, but it's like a bike, but it's like a bike that goes, oh, flies by. A lot of the kids saw them. It's dangerous. But I know, I say that as a mom that has, my son has a scooter. so I get that

both are considered dangerous. He has an electric scooter? What? Yeah, they're pretty cool, dude. Are you judging me? Yeah, I'm judging you. I don't understand why kids have those. What?

The electric, like the whole point is when your kid pedal your bike or use your scooter, use your lake. Like, why do we need electric ones? I'm very confused by it. Oh, he rides it to school. Mine is like a little dirt bike. It's like a little motorcycle.

He gets to ride in the yard. It's fun. Like, that's a little. what people said 50 years ago about others. I mean, kids and I, why he wearing shoes? Everybody used to be barefoot when I was a kid. No, I mean, I get it. He has a helmet.

He doesn't, he can, he goes a certain speed. He's very responsive. If he wasn't as responsible as he is, and I get it, you have to look out for other cars, but he's very cautious. The distance is not that far. He's always on a sidewalk. I feel pretty good about it.

That's good. And that's the decision we had to make. was, well, kids are supposed to pedal and use their feet. And kids, when we were kids, were. But now... Well, for a bicycle, were they just supposed to run and walk? Yes. Yes.

I know, but to your point, like, why I'm saying is, I don't understand why the kids need them. They don't need them. It's fun. They really don't need them. And I know, I see ER doctors say, you know, five things I would never let my kids do. And e-bikes, e-scooters. I mean, trampolines, one of them, too. Do you let your kids jump on a trampoline?

No one. No, I'm a real safe. You're a good dad. Yeah, good parent, dude. I mean, what's amazing to me is Eddie's the biggest helicopter parent ever, but he puts him on an electric bike. You guys call me a helicopter parent. I've never called myself back. It is like, my kid's got a bike, a switchblade.

Yeah, but he can't stay at home by himself when he's 18. No, you know where he rises, bike in front of the house where I see him. Like, he's not going to other neighborhoods. Like, I don't know what you. But what about within the neighborhood? My son can literally have a permit to drive. Like he's 15. You don't let your kid get out of your sight with the bike?

My seven-year-old, no. Oh, seven. He's little, dude, no way. He gets a e-bike at seven? He's got a little, it's like a little dirt bike. It's like a little dirt bike. Seven, it feels a little young. I don't know, though.

You wear the helmet? But wearing it in the yard. But I don't know. I'm just saying 10 in my mind feels about right. Seven, dude, he loves it. Every day when he gets home from school, he loves it right around the cul-de-sac. When I was seven, I'd love a machine gun as well, but I didn't get one. Oh, you're on his side now.

No, I just, no. I don't only have a side. Okay, but lunchbox, do you see the point? Like, my son's 15. Yeah, yeah, but still, you even said the distance isn't very far. So why can't he just use the scooter like it's meant to be used? Like, use his late. Sometimes he takes his bike.

There you go. I just find it crazy. I'm curious what you're finding for. Like safety. You're saying he's lazy. Is it a safety thing or is he lazy? It's safety. No, but it is a safety thing.

But that's what I'm saying. Like, my brother got his kid one for Christmas. He's nine years old. And I had seen him around my dad's neighborhood when I was there for. Christmas and my dad and I were like, man, it's crazy. All these kids are getting these electric bikes. It's so crazy. The irresponsible kids shouldn't be wearing, you know, they shouldn't be having those.

And my brother comes over and his kid's like, oh, guess what I got for Christmas, an electric bike? And we're like, and we're like, how fast is it going? He's like, I don't know. I'm like, what do you mean you don't know? And he goes, he's nine. He's good. His friends have it.

And I'm like, do you know what nine-year-olds are doing when their friends have electric stuff and they're not in front of you? And it's crazy is coming from him who lets his kids run off and do whatever. Oh, yeah. My kids ride their. No, no, we're talking about you just let them out of your site for hours at a time. Right. Right.

I'm just saying. It's different than riding an electric thing that goes 30 miles an hour. It's a lot different. Oh, ours doesn't go 30 miles per hour. It goes like, I don't know, like 10. I have no idea. It's 10. Maybe downhill 15.

Nope. I'm just anti. Pay parent shaming. I'm shocked that it's coming from him. Me too, because he's like free range. Kids go do everything. We'll see you tomorrow. Yeah.

I don't mind them climbing trees riding. a bike, but as long as it's not electric. Climbing trees? How high, though. How are they want to go? What have they come up with an electric rope that fits you up the tree faster? No? It's electricity. Do you have electricity in your house? They get to use it to like...

What about climb up on the roof? They've been up on the roof. And that's all good? They go up on the roof with me, yeah. It's not electric. You're picking and choosing your... Yeah, they go up on the roof when we put Christmas lights up and stuff. They're up there with me.

The same argument could be said about phones, right? We didn't need phones. We were kids. It's dangerous. A kid had 12-year-old to have phones. I'm just saying technology evolves. Kids get more technologically advanced. The things that kids adults use are more technologically advanced.

This is the same argument that was had years ago for different things. But the same argument could be used for phones that are used for electric bikes. Yeah, kids didn't have them then. Why do they need them now? Yeah, I will say. I know this is weird, but I wouldn't, if Stevenson had asked for an electric bike, I would have said no. What if you wanted a chainsaw? But he asked for an electric scooter because he has a bike.

He rides both pretty equally. I even told him with the scooter. I was like, I don't want this to replace the bike because you love riding your bike. And I do like the fact to long-trosse point that he's like peddling and working. But what I don't like about the kids with the electric bikes is I see them going down roads where there are no sidewalks. They shouldn't be. They're not obeying the laws. And they're just weaving in and out.

Like it's crazy where I've seen them like on Franklin or a little hickery by Target. Like I'm like, what? There's no way their parents. know that that's what they're doing with their bikes. And that's different, right? That's dangerous. I saw a kid get hit, you know, on one of those. Car hit him.

Like, he was crossing a major street. That's completely different than riding around in your neighborhood. Well, that could also have it on a bicycle too. If kids got a bike out on the street. Correct. It is, okay. Moving on, Eddie. So scientists are now saying, like, this is serious.

The city of New Orleans at the end of this century could be completely underwater. So they're saying New Orleans is at a four years? In 74 years? Yeah. They're saying the city is at a point of no return. They should start trying to relocate that city immediately. Re-lo? We'll never happen.

It would never happen. Not in our lifetime, I guess. I'm talking about the relocation. The only way people are going to relocate is if that city goes underwater. But do you have to wait? They're telling you, you have 70 years. You can slowly start like, all right. First of all, if you're an adult, you're probably going to be alive in 70 years.

Yeah, but like the city should start thinking. And, like, the government should start being like... Well, they're all going to be dead, too. I don't think there's going to be any sort of movement. Maybe if they start building new things, they, you know, start to invest in a different part of that area and so-called New Orleans, like, a little more or... But, yeah, they're not going to move that city.

That is crazy to think that a city that we know of today that's, like, just thriving. New Orleans is, like, awesome. That by the end of the century, it can be completely underwater. They've said that about California, though, parts of that forever for 200. years and it hasn't. But they have the data how they're seeing it kind of like slowly creep. And they're saying like the oil industry is kind of like messing with the erosion on the shoreline.

Hurricane, every time a hurricane comes through, it kind of lifts that sea level up. There's so many different things that's making it happen, but they're warning them. And nothing will happen. You don't think it'll ever go into water? I'm saying the people will not move. Nobody will do anything unless they're forced to do it right then and right there. People just can't move, though. You're talking about money. People don't have money just to move. Right.

The city's not going to, they don't just have money just to move buildings. Money's not free. Yeah. They could start building more north, but if it's not a prime real estate where they can make money in the next five to ten years, then sell that building in 10 years. They didn't happen. That's crazy. Cute thought, though.

All right. Morgan. Okay, so this is like a straight out of a movie, it feels like. Has anybody even watching the Hanna virus stuff going on in the Atlantic Ocean? The cruise ship. And so they're not letting it. a doc. No. So there's 150 people on board. Three people have already

died. Seven are potentially like sickened from it. They now know at least like how this possibly happened. There's two different ways. One that they contracted the Hanna virus from feces, urine, or saliva of infected rats or mice.

Oh. Have you guys seen this handivirus stuff? No, I've seen him. But I didn't know. He's on the boat still. He was crying. He's like, let me all the boat. No, I've not seen this. Can you jump? He's out in the middle of the ocean. Well, so, like, they're stuck on board. Nobody will let them dock because they don't know who's all infected and they don't know how. And there is a potential that it infects other people.

It's a, like, public health problem. Oh, my. So the other way that everybody's super worried is because it can be person to person, which they think somebody potentially came on the ship with it already. And now that's why they're not letting people get off because they don't know how to do it safely and in a way to make sure that it doesn't go past whoever's on the ship. Where did that thing start? It wasn't in America, right?

No, it departed from Argentina, and it was supposed to go on this, like, a week's long Atlantic Odyssey voyage, and then they tried to dock in West Africa. They wouldn't let them. And now they're looking to try and dock, let's see, the Canary Islands and trying to screen all the passengers to allow them to leave. But as of right now, they're not able to. I mean, at some point, the show. ship runs out of fuel, right? And like all that. Like, it's got a dock and like restock up. You can also get a little tug. Yeah, a tugboat can pull you somewhere. So, I mean, you could run out of gas.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, we're not leaving from Argentina, so don't worry about the hant on us. No, no, we're good. Yeah, we're good. So I've been watching the guy who's like, let me off the boat. Let me off the boat. His name's Jake. Well, there's like, they have no idea when they will ever be able to get off at this point. Right now there's no resolution besides understanding where it came. from, but... I got a lunchbox story. South Korea holds a power napping competition. Oh.

You dominate, dude. I'd crush those people. How do they know their... I mean, I saw them doing it, but like, do you have to prove your sleep? It measured how well people could sleep through distractions. And things like mosquito sounds, a little tickling. The winning guy was an 80-year-old man. A 37-year-old officer worker came in second.

Yeah, I think they just like monitor your... Like, you know how the ring will tell you how much you're sleeping. Lunchbox could be pretty good at that one. I'd be really good. I don't think, I mean, tickling may wake me up. That may be a little weird, but I don't think I'd hear a mosquito bugging me. People were asking if at I heart country I ran into whom I didn't want to run into, I did not run into them. So, all good.

Thank goodness. Let's just say, I think they knew better. Let's just say. Did you see that, was that person there? No. Okay. So they weren't allowed in. I didn't.

No, that wasn't the case. Oh. I didn't see them. I don't know. Maybe they were. I don't know. I did not see them now. But nothing happened.

Good. So I didn't have to throw hands, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Thankfully. Thankfully. All right, that's it. Thank you, everybody. We appreciate you being here.

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