The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Did Amy And Bobby Ever Date? + We Publicly Apologize To People

Episode Date: February 25, 2025

We were talking about the best animated movies that adults also enjoy which leads Eddie to ask if Bobby and Amy ever date. The question for sure catches them off guard. We all take a moment to publicly apologize to people after Eddie felt bad about what he recently did to his wife. Bobby and Amy seem to have something going on behind the scenes that comes to light. We also talk about what kids show that parents hate the most.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaugham Stone. What children shows the parents hate the most. So I'll go with young kids. Lunchbox, what kids show do you watch, or that your kids watch that you hate? There's a guy, he does, I don't even know what he does. His name is Blippy.

Blippy, that's the guy's, that's the show, right? Yeah, yeah, but I don't even understand the point of the show. Like, we sit there and he just goes to like a zoo and he's like, woo, look at this animal. Woo! I'm in a ball pit. Woo! And he does nothing.

But they absolutely love it. And it is so terrible, so boring. and I am like, can we just turn this crap off? But, Dad, can we watch Blippy? Oh, my gosh. Don't let your kids watch Blippy. Do you think partially it's because there's so much color and he's doing things that are fun for kids to watch

and really that's it? That might be because he's like blue and orange, I guess is what the color is and he does do cool things. And they always like, Dad, can we go to where Blippy went? I'm like, no, dude, that's like in California and it's like a petting zoo. Like, I'm not going to go all the way to California to go to a petting zoo. But you can say like your dad did to you because remember we took you He used to take me to the circus

and we would go and we'd pet the elephants in the parking lot and then we would leave until I was an adult. I thought that was a circus. But it was... It was them just getting out of the cages in the parking lot to go into the circus. Yeah. So you can blippy them just like your dad did you do. You're right, but I mean, blippy and his voice

blippy makes it like a ton of money. Oh, a ton of money. Has to. And like it has a normal family and everything. Oh, he was coming to town. I looked up tickets. Cheapest ticket? $70 to go to Blippy. Blippy's net worth is estimated to be between $75 and $90 million. Oh my gosh.

Forbes has him at $140 million. And he really does do like just dumb stuff. Like, cool, let's get on the swing. According to Forbes, he earns $25 million annually through his entertainment videos for children. His name is Stephen John. Wow. And you wouldn't recognize him like in normal clothes. I wouldn't think so.

He looks really orange and blue here. Eddie, what show is awful? Cocoa melon? They just do these dumb songs. And I think it's like in a different, I think they're made in a different country. So they don't, they don't even sing the nursery rhymes right, like the way that we learned them. So it's just weird. And it's just very strange.

Like, I had to cut my kid off from watching cocoa melon. Cocoa melon is from Southern California. So good point. Oh, really? Oh, that other country. Yeah, that is weird. I thought it was like Brazilian or something. But it does have catchy songs and the kids learn the songs, like by watching Cocoa melon.

So you like it. I don't hate it. So the children show that parents hate the most. Number one is cocoa melon. Yep. 3D animated videos of nursery rhymes. The critics say it's bad due to its repetitive nature and overly simplistic animation. Next was Blippy.

An energetic guy who shows kids, factories, zoos, and parks. I mean, it just drives me nuts. Anything else on the list before I tell you number three? Bluey? No, I like Blueie. Blue is fun. Bluey is so fun. It is, it is like, it's good for adults.

Like, it has adult humor. Bluey is? Yes. What kind of adult humor? Like it's like real life. Like the parents fight and it's like, man, because they leave the cabinets open or whatever. And it's like, man, that's really what happens.

You know, mom and dad get upset. And they're like, mom, dad, will you quit fighting? And the kids say the same thing. Watch it going, hell yeah. So I like Bluey. I'll be honest. My older kid has got into Pokemon. I don't understand it.

I don't know what is going on. And I didn't realize that the yellow guy is not Pokemon. That's Pikachu. The whole time I thought he was Pokemon and the show was about. him, but there's different Pokemon's. Their names are impossible to say. It makes no sense. And I want my kid to get out of it as soon as possible. Mike still watches Pokemon. Yeah. He loves it. Maybe he doesn't want to say it. My kids ended up like Mike. Oh, no. Okay, I know the third one. What? Peppa Pig. Why? It's just annoying. That's from a different country. Maybe that's why I don't like it.

How do you not like Peppa Pig? It's hilarious. So they just like. So they call vacations holiday because I think it's like in Britain or whatever. And like, so now my kids are just like, hey, are we going to a holiday? day this year. I'm not talking like that. It's such a firm show. It sounds sophisticated. Peppa pig is number three. Yes. It's an animated female pig and the pig is at times disrespectful to her parents.

Oh yeah, she is. Does that ever come back to you? She's British. Are they ever disrespectful to you because they see Peppa be disrespectful? That's a good question. I have not noticed that but I'll keep an eye out for that now. Peppa Pig is from Britain. It is a British animated television series for preschoolers. What is funny though is the dialogue? They do like Say like the dad's talking.

He's like, so today we're going to, we're going to walk to the, oh, like a pig. It's amazing. Like how are they talking and then they snort in the middle of their sentences. It's so good. That's what I'm saying. This guy's not that passionate about anything,

but like the challenge. But those are shows that like when my kids are watching those, I will sit down and I will enjoy the episode. I'm like, that's funny. And you laugh at it. And other ones that's like, gosh, please, blipy, get off my screen. Guys passionate.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. There's a high school in Wisconsin that received a huge, amazing gift. And they're like, what on earth? Like, who gave this? It was a $1.8 million estate. Wow.

Somebody donated their estate to the school. And then they just sell it and keep the money? No, no, no. The school's like, well, what are we going to do with it, right? But first, they were like, who is this? So they did some research. They found out that it belonged to Millie Lindahl, and she went to school there, like, 70 years ago. And she said she didn't have any family, she didn't have any kids, no close relatives.

So she wanted to give it to the high school because she had such great memories there. And now the school's like, I think we're going to turn into a performance center and just name it after her. So they're not selling it to get the money. They're going to actually use the land. They're going to use it. Wow, wow. That's cool. That's crazy.

I feel bad for old Nelly. A millie. Whatever. Just by herself. Yeah. No one. Like, just like, I'll just give it to the school, I guess. But she had a lot of fun memories there 70 years ago.

I'm not fighting that. I'm just saying that. Dang, that's crazy. All right. Good story. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. Over to Amy with the morning corny.

The morning corny. Singing in the shower is fun until you get soap in your mouth. Then it's a soap opera. I'm just confusing the delivery. Okay. I'm in. Okay. That was the morning corny.

Hey. Oh. Tuesday, Reviews Day. Let's do a few here. I'll go first. I watch the complete season one and two of the capture on Peacock. We actually started it last week and finished it this week. It's awesome.

I mentioned it that we were going through it. It is a show that's basically about surveillance, government. It's one of those. It's awesome. So I don't want to say too much because I'll spoil it. The first season was like 2019. The second season wasn't until 2022. And then we thought there were no more.

But no, they're doing another season. So it's the capture on Peacock. I give it four and a half out of five video monitors. Nice. Two seasons. Awesome. You definitely have a type. Like you have a type of show.

Right now. For sure. Yeah. Anything with like CIA. Aliens. M. Six. Aliens.

Yeah. Any of that stuff. I'm in for it. But this is awesome. And you got to watch. I know I've reviewed it before. But you have to watch a day of the jackal. It's all.

I started that. Peacock's in. They are in putting some good shows on now. So I give it four and a half out of five. Mike D. What'd you watch? I watch zero day on Netflix. It's a series, six episodes.

I'm kind of in that mode that you're in. It's about a cyber attack that happens in the U.S. where all technology goes down for like a minute. Robert De Niro? Yeah. And then a bunch of people die and he gets hired to kind of lead the investigation. He's a former president. We've only watched one episode of this, but I jumped on it as soon as I saw, oh, there's people

hacking stuff. I'm in. So what do you give it? I give it four out of five cyber attacks. It feels very realistic. Like some of these shows get a little bit too bizarre on like what could happen in the world. This one feels like it could happen right now. And Robert De Niro probably isn't going to be in something bad, right?

Probably not. He also doesn't do TV shows like this. Good point. Four out of five. Good. Amy, anything? I can't review anything. I've just been taking your suggestions. I've started those shows and I can say they're all good.

Like Paradise and Jackal, whatever, both good. Can't review it. Yeah. We heard nothing. All we heard was static. when she said that. All we heard is static. But now people can take capture more seriously.

They can take your review of capture more seriously because I'm saying... You're reviewing my reviews now. You're on fire right now. Okay, I'll take that. Morgan, anything? Yeah, I also watched Zero Day on Netflix. Binged it all in one night. So, so good.

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but I can't review it because I'm not done. See? That guy knows how to follow rules. Yeah, yeah. I want to review it so bad. You can't. I got one episode left. It'll be white noise.

Don't hear it. anything? Yeah, I actually went to the movie theater. I saw Paddington in Peru. The bear? Yeah. So I guess the first Paddington, he's in London. That's the whole story of him, whatever, being adopted by a family. Then now, he got a letter from his aunt who lives in Peru. I guess Paddington's from Peru. So he goes with the whole family, they go to Peru to go find his aunt and she's missing. So they're in the jungle. I'm good on telling the story. Yeah, yeah, I'm good on that. I'm going to be real. I'm just, dude, My oldest son is 17 years old My youngest is six

I've been going to these dumb movies For way too long So I don't care of the movie's good I'm over these cartoons And it's not really a cartoon It's a fake bear But I'm just over these kinds of movies I want to now take my kids to good movies

So Pattington in Peru It's not a bad movie But I'm going to give it three oranges Because I'm just tired of these movies What's the best cartoon that you went to As a dad that ended up being awesome for you This is good Coco was awesome

I saw that one. Because that reminded me of me. It reminded me of me, but yeah, go ahead. Coco was good. Inside outs. Oh, dude, both inside outs are really, really good. I've seen one. I've not seen two.

But two, does anxiety come into play? Inside out. She's like almost a teenager, so it's different emotions. Yeah. Are there hormones that come in inside out, too? Or does that three? Just the emotions. Okay.

It's like embarrassment. Got it. Hormones that happen yet? Well, you said teenager. I didn't know. They could get there with Inside Out three. Yeah, Inside Out One was so good So good

I just can't I guess I could I haven't sat down And said I'm going to dedicate time To a cartoon Even though Mike doesn't like Call them cartoons They're animated movies

Animated movie Whatever But those are They do a wonderful job Of doing kid and adult Parallel at the same time Yeah Anything else

Yeah that I liked Yeah I mean the toy stories Are really good Oh remember soul Soul was really good It was like a jazz movie Yeah

That is in a little movie yeah That is an adult movie. But definitely the kids didn't stick to that one. The kids are like, what is this? Soul. Yeah. When Lentruck says that was an adult movie, what does that mean? No, I'm saying, I watched it, and I'm like, there's no way kids should watch this movie.

Like, it's like... But it's a cartoon? No, no, it's not dirty, Amy. It's like... It's like death. Yeah. It's like, serious stuff. Very serious.

And I'm like, this is not fun for kids at all. It's about him having, like, a midlife crisis, like, deciding what he wants to do with his life. Have I seen Soul? I feel like I had to watch it. You'd remember. For a will spain. Came out like in 2020. Oh, I don't remember a lot from that year.

I know. That's why I'm thinking, do I... Okay. There was one, though, that I watched. Up. Up was good. You liked up. Yeah, Cars is an oldie but a goodie that's a cartoon that's so good.

I don't feel like that was like adult pointed, though, did you? I thought it was fine. I thought it was great for adults, though. I don't know. Listen, you probably remember more than I do. I don't remember watching that going. I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed this as an adult.

That was the first movie we ever saw together as friends. I know, but I'm saying. You too? Yeah. Really? But I remember being like... You all went to cars together? Shut out, 2006.

It was a big night, man. Five or something, 2006. Were you all trying something? No. Amy was married? No, I was dating. No. Actually, I was auditioning to say if I liked her enough to be on the show.

Yeah, it was like a... Because everybody has to be a friend. I just said as friend. Well, I didn't know, guys. I was clarifying. I don't know. We've talked about it a few times. A lot.

Yeah. No, you've not talked about your cars date. Literally listeners could answer that question of what movie did Bobby and Amy see when they first became friends? Boom. Cars. I guarantee you. So we were trying something. I was auditioning her as a closer friend to see if I could work with her every day.

Got it, got it, got it. How was that time? Good. Good? Yeah, I remember telling her because she was dating her. Then it became her husband. I was like, military, far away. No good.

Like you'll never see him. Get out. And I was wrong, but then I was right. I guess long term right. Like I hold on for the long term win. You were wrong. Point Bobby. No.

But I didn't know him. I didn't know him. The reasons you gave have nothing to do with why you got. I was like he's in other countries. Who knows what he's up to. Divorced. Interesting. Yeah.

So that's all. I didn't know him. But I think in the end I ended up coming out right. When did you guys talk about that before the movie or after the movie? Over ice cream. No, we didn't talk about it. I don't talk during movies. Yeah.

So definitely not during. I don't remember. I just remember going, eish, that's tough. Like, doesn't live here. Like, military, like, appreciate military. But, like, if one of my friends are going to be with a dude, I was like, they're probably up to no good. And Amy, what did you say to that?

Well, that wasn't the case. She was like, no, because my sister is married to his best friend. And this will be so fun. We've known him from when they were kids. Yeah. Like, it definitely seemed like he came out of nowhere. and then all of a sudden I was dating the sky. And, yeah, but I was, I put a lot in the fact that our families knew each other.

And yeah, I hadn't seen him in a long time. But I first met him when I was nine. And everybody always talked about how amazing he was. So I was like, well, this is going to work out. I'm going to take that from the O category. I put him the W. Yeah, but none of that had anything to do with, like, a lot happens in 17 years. Yeah.

Like, that we were married a very long time. for sure yeah I know I wasn't right about why I just was right about all of it you know right but another 50 50 guests these days yeah like just marriage in general anybody just say don't do it and then if they ever get divorced you like I told you exactly what other I'm thinking of another animated movie that I saw that was really good you like all to sing movies that's what I was showing have you watched all of them I've watched no no no I've watched sing one with my nephew who's just turned three and I didn't want to watch it and we started by just watching YouTube clips because he just wanted to watch the monkey play I forget what his name

gorilla gorilla yeah and I was like oh that's fun because they're doing actual songs like and then he only calms down for the most part when the whole movie's on so I was like let's just turn the whole movie on and then I just got off my just looked up and I was in it was good because the real music that's good things are good have you seen have you seen have you seen the one with Bono in it? Yes, I saw, yeah, Bono, he's the old, comes out with the guitar, plays the, yeah, I've seen it,

but I haven't watched every second. I've watched that one in YouTube video shorts. Because that's number two. That's seeing two, right? Yes. Because he's got the guitar and he's like, I don't know if I can go out there. He's like an old rock star.

Is that spoiling animated kids movie if you say kind of what happens near the end? They don't care, do they're not listening. I feel like it's just kids, right? I don't care. I only kids care about spoilers. Yeah, they don't. Yeah, that kid's seen it a hundred times.

He wants to watch same movie. We're going to do, is there anyone you'd like to apologize to? That's the segment. Eddie's the one that suggested it. I don't know why. Are you looking to public apologize? Yes. Go ahead.

Yes, I'd like to apologize to my wife. A few days ago, she came to me and said that her tire was flat, that it was indicating on the screen and her car that one of her tires was going flat. I inspected the tire myself, went, punched it a little bit, squeezed it, moved it around. Like, this isn't flat. Whatever's telling you it's flat is not flat. flat. Fine. She went another day. She says, still telling me it's even more

flat. I checked it. It's not flat. Turns out she had a nail in it. And then? Because she went against me and went to the tire place. Now it's her fault. Now it's her fault. She went to the tire place without telling me because she didn't believe me. But you were wrong.

That's why I'm apologizing. Because I was wrong. But I'm just saying I was a little upset that she went. She totally just ignored me. But her instinct said you're wrong. She needed to ignore you or she's going to end up on the side of You're right. You're right. And that's why I'd like to apologize. Did she end up on the side of the road? No, she did not.

Thank goodness, because she was proactive. Yes. She said my husband's stupid. I'm going to go check this out at a tire place. Did you get mad at her when she told you? No, no. I was like, wow, you were right. I'm sorry. You were absolutely right. Good for you. So now you're just publicly apologizing. Yes, I'm publicly apologizing. And inside when she went against what I said, I was kind of a little irritated. But I'm over it now. Lunchbox, anyone you want to apologize to?

I'd like to apologize to my neighbor. There was a dead squirrel in my yard. And I didn't want the kids playing with it. So I got two sticks and just flung it over into their yard. And they didn't do anything to you. No, they didn't do anything to me, but I didn't have anywhere to put the dead squirrel. Trash bag? Yeah. I mean, I was just outside.

And the kids were outside. And I was like, man, I'll just fling it over their yard. So now he has a dead squirrel in his yard. So they had a dead squirrel in their yard. And the husband was out of town. So she had to call her son who lives somewhere south of town. And he came over and got the dead squirrel on. I was like, oh, I saw Jimmy was over there.

She's like, yeah, I had a dead squirrel in my yard. And I was like, oh, that sucks. But I'd like to apologize to my neighbor. That was me. I threw the squirrel in your yard because it was dead in my yard and I didn't need it. Appreciate you sharing that. Yeah. It's brave.

Amy? Well, I do, but it's private. What? No, that's the point. No, it's with Bobby. I needed to talk to you in your office, so we'll just either. You apologize? Yeah.

Yeah. I'm good. What? What? You don't even know what it is? I don't care. You don't even. I'm holding nothing.

I have no resentment. What if it's like she stole a million dollars? Oh, that could be. I would rather not know because I don't want to get irritated at something. Why would you? What? If you apologize for something that I don't know or I'm not bothered by, there is a chance you're introducing me to being irritated at something.

Which means that deep down you are irritated by it, which means I need to apologize. I don't need to. I want to. I know what it is. I know what it is. Why? No, we're not. I know what it is.

We're good. We're not good. I know what it is. We're good. But we're not good. I can even tell right now with your tone. It's not good. Is my tone weird? No. You're brushing it off like, no, we're good. No, I already know we're good. No, I've known you for 20 years. It's not good. Oh my God. Okay. See? Mike, do you know what it is? I don't know what it is.

You guys can tell. How are you guys not know what it is? How do you not know what it is? I don't know what it is. It has the potential to be. Don't even say anything else. You do know what it is. Okay. And I want to apologize. No need. Hey, apology accepted. I know what it is. Apology accepted. This doesn't feel genuine right now.

Okay. Apology accepted. Bobby, can we meet in your office? This is, or you want to do it right now? Yes. Oh, man. We'll do it later. We'll do it later.

I got to do my thing real quick. Okay. But I don't think you need to apologize. I want to. There's a difference. Fair enough. Isn't there a difference? Does some of you guys not notice?

Don't know what it is. Lunchbox for sure knows. Okay, later. We'll get to it. We'll get to it. Let me do mine. I'd like to apologize to my wife because I have a semi-announcement here, but not really.

I'm trying to go pro and pickleball, so I hired a pickleball coach. And we just bit her lip because she didn't want to say anything. I hired a pickleball. He's a former tennis player. Okay. Who's like playing pickleball at a high level, and I was like, I need somebody to train me because I'm trying to go pro and pickleball. Does he live here in Nashville?

Yes. And so I hired a, that's not the thing. Don't judge me already. This is not the apology. Oh, sorry. So I heard a pickleball coach. And my wife was like, hey, can I come out and hit some with you and the coach? I was like, no, this is serious.

And I shouldn't have said, no, I should have just let her come out and hit with us. Oh, wow. I know. I got a little too competitive. You know, I shouldn't have. That's on me. I'm sorry. So did she end up coming out or no?

No, but I don't mind letting her next time. Okay. She's probably going to totally not want to go. I'm apologizing. I should have said, yes, come out. But I was like, I got a train. I don't want to be, you know, doing anything. it's not up to my level.

Yeah. So I apologize. That's good. Morgan, anything you want to apologize to publicly? I mean, I need to apologize to myself. Because Hold on, no. Guys, this is legit.

What's wrong? Because of all my vertigo stuff, I'm just, my head's a little bit in the clouds, and I may or may not have love tapped my garage a little bit when I was trying to get out of it. You backed into your garage? Yeah, like, I thought it was totally up,

and it wasn't. And so there's a nice little, and I got mad at my, because I was frustrated with the fact that I'm still dealing with. It was a whole moment. So I need to like, I'm not very good at giving myself grace when this stuff happens. Yeah, maybe get that checked out. All right.

Okay. Everybody good. Great. Everybody good. Not now. We'll win. Another time. We'll do it on the air.

Oh, see. Oh, I love that. Good. Good. All right. No need. No need. Okay.

Okay. Thank you, guys. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone's, correct?

I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg, a lesbian, and Michael Naranini. My mind was blown.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. There's two golden rules that any man should live by.

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

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

On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wodom. 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, 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.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clivert Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve

to be heard but celebrated. One week I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told,

and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. Amy, I want to run a story by you see how you feel about it.

It's about a guy that caught his wife cheating on him. Okay? And we went way in depth on this on the 25 whistles podcast because I'm not going to get into the text. It's because the text got really dirty. But there's a former NFL player. Name is Steve Smith. Played for the Panthers. Played for the Ravens.

There's a woman. She's married. her husband caught the text messages that she was sending with Steve Smith so he found out that an ex-NFL player was cheating, hooking up with his wife. Lots of dirty messages. I'm talking lots. They met because she played in the band

for the Baltimore Ravens. And he led the band and at times played like a drum or something. What? There's a band? Exactly. We didn't know that either. Okay, a professional team? For the NFL team. You're right.

So it's like a pet band. And who knows? So the husband finds out, has all the text saved up, puts them all online. Completely number one front street avenue, here it is. Sounds healthy. Went completely viral. There was even a video of him calling Steve Smith going, hey, you cheated. You hooked up with my wife.

And Steve Smith says, I'm sorry. That's basically all he said. How do you feel about him putting all that stuff out there on the internet? I don't like it. Why? Because, well, okay, do they have kids? Okay, that's where I went. That's the number one reason why.

Even if they don't, I don't like it. But if you have kids, you are being incredibly selfish. They're both married, meaning she was married and 99% positive he is too with kids. It's like I don't like what happened to you. Sometimes we have a choice when we're going through something difficult of how to handle it. And there's the high road and the low road. And he took the low road. Well, I don't want to be a hypocrite.

I read all the text. So I was totally in. Sure. That's fine. It was wildly compelling. So did all of their kids' friends, which is terrible. Yes, that sucks. And we were talking about it yesterday and going through all the text messages. And again, you can check out the 25 whistles podcast if you want to hear it. It does get really dirty.

And I felt a bit hypocritical because I was in. I was reading it all. I was blown away. I was watching the video. But then I felt bad. And I was like, oh, I shouldn't have done that. But I was still like consuming the content. Right.

So I'm with you. When it becomes real life, that sucks for them. it doesn't feel like real life because it's like an internet story. It feels a bit fiction with an NFL player. Yeah. So most of the guys are like, ah, we're for it.

Most of the guys on the 25 whistles? Yeah. Okay. Well, I doubt that's how they can handle it. They're like blow it up, blow it up. Yeah, okay.

You're not really putting yourself in their shoes. He ended up completely taking his account down to the husband. But it's too late. It's already out there. It's already out there. Lunchbox. What do you think about this? I love what he did.

I love what he did. She wants to shame him and want to ruin him and go behind his back. Look, I'm going to out you from the terrible person you are. Like, I did everything to show you love. We don't know what he did. He doesn't sound like a very mature person right now. What do you mean? You come across these text messages from your wife in the description of these text messages.

And you realize, man, my wife has been doing this for how long with this dude? That doesn't mean he's a good dude. I don't know if he's good or bad. That's what I'm saying. I love what he did. You could handle privately, but no, he felt scorn. And so, you know what? If you're going to burn a bridge, guess what?

I'm going to blow up your world. What about the kids? Bilateral damage or what? Yeah. She didn't think about the kids when she did it, did she? Well, no, she probably wasn't. Exactly. That doesn't mean, and I would say there's a difference in maturity and being triggered.

You can be mature. But then when you get so triggered, you can be wildly immature because you're triggered. That doesn't mean that he's immature the husband in the rest of his life. I know, but I'm just wondering, like, did he have anybody that he ran this by? Like, or does he just like? Well, probably his boys are like, do it. Just try to do it. Because you would hope that you have someone in your life that's like, hey, look, I get it.

I would want to do the same thing. However. I don't imagine he didn't check with anybody. No. Amy, one of the best things he did, though, is he called the dude that was cheating on his wife. And he called him and said, hey, man, I know you've been sleeping with my wife. What are you got to say? He said, I'm sorry. He goes, uh, I'm sorry.

And he recorded himself doing it and then he put that up. Like, boom! It was like cheaters. The TV show, it was so good. Yeah. It was compelling. I felt a little gross about myself after I'd spent a lot of time watching it and reading the text messages, but I was enthralled.

I mean, those texts were crazy, weren't they? They were crazy. Yeah, I mean, I can understand being. It was like those dirty books you read. Yep. When they do it with Dragon. Well, first of all, fourth wing, I haven't even made it to a dirty part yet.

The dragon caress my inner thigh. No, but now I understand how the dragons are involved. I get it. Yeah, check it out. It's a wild story. I'll send you the text, Amy. I'll check it out. If it were me.

But I'm not going to find joy in it like lunchbox. We talked about would we release it and for what reason? And I said, I don't think I would, not because of the maturity thing. I think I would be embarrassed. Well, yeah. I mean, it would embarrass me. Like, oh, I can't believe my spouse would do that to me. I'm embarrassed.

And I said because probably he's hung. Unhung? No bigger. No. Opposite. Okay. All right. Yeah, I mean, that could be a thing.

Yeah. I just, yeah, I don't know. There's just, there's a better way to go about it. I think down the line he's going to really regret handling it this way. I think he already does because he took it all down. Yeah. So, all right, thank you for your feedback. I guess we all know how some people in his room would handle it.

From TMZ, two rappers have found mysterious coffins on their doorsteps outside their Florida homes. The creepy black coffin was dropped off at DJ Khalid's Miami residents. Two people claiming to be from a delivery company arrived at the house in a truck, pulled it out. If anybody's dropping a coffin off at my house, I don't like it. I don't care what situation is, what world I'm in. Police said the Grammy Award winner security guard had the coffin destroyed and disposed of. Fans speculated online that the ominous delivery was connected to a rivalry between DJ Khalid and a Canadian rapper. Oh, it's Drake.

Are they feuding? Drake and DJ Kaler feuding? He's feuding again with someone else. He's lost too many. He needs to take a step back. Drake makes great music, but he needs to take a step back in the feuds. Americans suffer from touch deprivation from the Touch Research Institute. In other words, we don't touch each other enough.

It's especially common for people who live a little. alone and don't have much of a social life outside work. As humans, we should touch more. It lifts your mood. It helps you fight pain and touches better than words for communicating true feelings like love, trust, and appreciation. Side note for me,

I wouldn't get touchy at work. Oh, yeah, no, I don't think that's what they're saying. Yeah, yeah. If you're deprived, you got to do it outside of the business hours. Right, right, right. Or HR will not be deprived of calling you and possibly letting you go. Does this include hugs? Yeah. I think any touch. Yeah.

And you can hug at work. I don't even touch people in pictures anymore. Like, we could hug each other, all of us. I'm good. I'll give you a hug. If we needed a hug, we would give each other a hug. Yeah, I'm good, though. Every morning. I get that you're good right now.

Yeah, I'm good. But one day, might need a hug. You know, I'll tell you what, I take you up on that one day. I might need a hug. All right. A better title is more important than a raise from psychology today. Okay. Yeah, right.

It looks stupid. Who are they asking? They said, the size of a paycheck plays only a month. minor role in determining work happiness. More important, it's how far you've gone up the corporate ladder. Researchers found that employees gained the most satisfaction, not from getting paid the most, but from ranking higher than others where they work. So it's more of a status thing. If they have higher status and everybody knows it more than getting paid more and nobody knows it, it's how lunchbox wants to live his life. He'd rather have a really expensive car and be broke than have

money and not be able to show it. Yeah, so bizarre. Yeah, I mean, I would rather have a nice car than not. But No, it's not than not. It is, would you rather have a Lamborghini and have $5,000 in the bank, but no one knows that you only have $5,000 in the bank? Or would you rather drive your car that's... 05 Ultima. Your 05 Ultima and have $2 million in the bank, but you can tell nobody and you can't act in.

Oh, the Lamborghini. See what I'm saying. The Lamborghini. Why? I mean, if you can't have money and fall on it, what's the point of having it? That's my point. Like, I get it at an office, like, if you're the CEO, but man that is a cool title but man I have someone blow you making more money

a pilot with an allergy to spiders is bitten mid-flight by a tarantula from the new York post a pilot with a severe allergy to spiders was bitten forcing hours long delays as the plane was fumigated so it wasn't just about the pilot since there was a tarantula on the plane they had to fumigate the whole plane I mean what how does this happen international I don't know sometimes in a football stadium a cat will run on the field and you're like, how did kitty cat get in the field? Yeah, I don't know how things get on there. Also, they're in these hangars, right? So they're not always moving.

True. So they'll stay in a hangar. Who knows what bugs or snakes can get in there. But like anybody that gets by tarantula is going to be bad. It's just particular. Anybody that gets bit by a tarantula. That's going to be bad. But he also has an aversion to spiders. And he's like double bad. So that's what my brain instantly was like, do we need to look into the co-pilot?

Did they release something? you know, someone try to poison him. My brain didn't think that. Okay. My brain could use a hug though now that you mention it. A new urine test detect, 92% positive rate of aggressive prostate cancers. That's amazing. A prostate cancer test now with this can nail if there's an aggressive cancer.

It's the second leading cause of cancer for men living in the United States from the American Cancer Society. But because of poor reporting, most cases go underreported. Now there's a new at-home urine test developed by Michigan researchers. and a study of 266 men, the test identified over 92% correct of aggressive cancers. Wow. The test looks for 18 specific genes linked to prostate cancer and provides a clear percentage score indicating the likelihood of finding significant cancer. It's from study finds.

Can we get this thing? This test? I'm sure you can order it. Oh, like on the show, we can do a bit. Dude, what a terrible... Everybody pees to figure out if they don't use of genes. Yeah. Oh, my.

We all pee into the same bucket See who it is? Yeah, we don't know. It is awareness. You're right. Like, however you do it. And finally, the Border Patrol is seeing an uptick and eggs smuggling on the southern border. From the New York Post, the skyrocketing cost of eggs has prompted an uptick and attempts to smuggle eggs across the southern border. The eggs are more expensive now than they've ever been in the history of eggs.

I've invested in eggs, collecting. I get people to sign them. sell them on eBay Amid an egg shortage Don't worry Turkey has promised to step in and fill the void Yay Thanks turkey

They're gonna send his eggs Turkey's got a bunch of chickens Over there's been waiting for the moment Waiting for their time to shine That's the news Those were Bobby's big Stories

Is there a widely hated food That you love So they ask people Like What do you love That most of your people around you That they don't Anything come in mind for you

Well Brussels Spruits, but I feel like they're having a moment for the last several years, so people fancify them. But, I mean, I can just eat them pretty plain. I think Brussels sprouts, their moment is based in people putting stuff all around the Brussels sprout. Like, it's just like, watch, would you like some honey brussels sprouts? And it's like 95% honey and a little piece of a Brussels sprout or bacon. Which to my point, I can just eat them pretty plain. Yeah.

Lunchbox? Tomatoes. I think people like tomatoes. I like tomatoes. Yeah, I don't think that's really a dislike food. Maybe kids. Kids don't like tomatoes. It's shocked right now.

Yeah. Tomatoes doesn't make the list of even top 10 of dislike food. So something that people generally dislike that you like. Sorry, I heard it backwards. I heard something that people like and I dislike. Maybe that's dyslexia. Now you have it. Yes, now all of a sudden I got to buy osmosis.

Yeah. Eddie. Oisters. I'm with you on oysters. I really like oysters. Love them. Disgusting. See? There we go.

A lot of people don't like oysters. Like there is that reaction. So even if a lot of people like them, the people that don't, they hate them. Oysters comes in at number four on the list. So here we go. This is the list here of foods that people like that most other people hate. Black licorice makes it. That's gross.

I don't like that. That's disgusting. Nothing about that. So gross. Like the licorice flavor. Is there a black jelly bean? Yes. It's terrible too.

Black licorish. That's that flavor. That's disgusting. Blue cheese is on the list. Oh, I love blue cheese. When I could eat dairy, I love. Blue Cheese. Yeah, I haven't had any in a long time, but I love the blue cheese. Pineapple on pizza makes the list. That is so good. I didn't realize people hated that. I'm

indifferent. No like. I'll eat it. If it's there and it's the only pizza, if it's that or cheese or with vegetables, they ate vegetables on pizza. I'll eat the pineapple. I'll eat the pineapple. I'll eat the pineapple. I'll eat the pineapple off. Oasters. There it is. 65% of people would never touch an oyster. I didn't realize it was hated that much. You know, my mom never had an oyster. My dad always wanted her to try oysters because he loved oysters. And she said for his birthday recently, because he just passed, she went and got oysters. She was like, they're actually pretty good. I'm like, Mom, you've been missing out on oysters for so long.

The texture is what really turned people off about it. They look kind of gross, but it's the texture that is a slimy thing? Yeah, it's like a loogie. Yeah, it is. Like I can eat it fried and on a potato chip, some Chip. Some Chipotle mayo. You need a lot of flavor to cover it. The only way I don't eat oyster.

I like them. I'm not going to eat them raw. I'll eat them completely uncooked, but I'll put a little bit of red sauce on it, whatever that is. Yeah, yeah, the cocktails on it. Wait, I don't need a... You're not going to eat them raw, but you'll eat them uncooked. I won't eat them fully with nothing on it.

Some people just grab the shell and slurp it. Got it. Yeah, my terminology is not... My oyster terminology is not correct. Sorry. anchovies No No one

Gross sounds gross I feel like I think y'all made me eat those once The word anchovy Sets wrong with us And sardine Because we were always taught anchovies And sardines are gross

Therefore I don't know that I've ever Really tried them If I think I cannot ever remember me Going knuckles deep in some anchovies You're right Because it's just a fish right Or parts of fish or something One of them

Either the anchovie or sardine Is a collection of fish Parts Oh One of them's a real fish I believe. Okay, then the anchovies probably the collection. I feel like at some point we put our names on a wheel and it must have landed on me

because I had to eat one of those two out of a jar. Thanks to y'all. Or maybe you spoiled a show and that was your punishment. Maybe. Maybe that. Maybe. It's disgusting though. Sardines are small, oily fish. They're found in oceans worldwide. They are known for being nutrient rich. So sardines

are real fish. Anchovies. I'm assuming this is the one that's the collection. Everything you need to know about anchovies. anchovies, they're also fish. It's just a fish named anchovy. Okay, how are anchovies different from sardines?

Antovies are smaller. The flavor of anchovies is strong, salty. Yeah, it's just a different fish then. Yeah, but one of them, when they make them, they can them up. It's like chum. It's just like a bunch of fish pieces. Which one would that be, Mike? That's kind of the fake one.

Trying to find it. I think it has to do whenever they can them. Yeah. anchovies were a key ingredient in the ancient Roman garum, a fermented fish sauce, similar to Worcester sauce. Yeah, I don't know, but one of them, when they do prepare them for us, they shove in a bunch of other parts, too. It's like hot dogs. Yeah, ground beef.

Because hot dogs are just like pig penis, pig butt hole. Whatever. Anything that's left over from. Yeah, it's all just left over. Okay, cool. Anything you hate? Morgan, do you jump in on this? Oh, I love olives.

And people typically hate olives. I hate olives. Eat them. Like I have just jars of them in my fridge ready to eat at any point in time. I've developed a taste for olives. I hated olives forever. And then all of a sudden I was like, let me get some of that action. Green or black or both?

I like them both now. Do you like purple olives? They're in Mediterranean food? Colorblind. Wouldn't know the difference. They all look black. So when you have like hummus or go to a Greek or Turkish restaurant, they typically have purple olives in their salads and their foods.

Similar. They're kind of a mixture. between black and green olives. Yeah, I wouldn't know the difference. I like them, though. Okay. You know what I realized? I don't like cherries.

What? Just like straight cherry. I like cherries. I just don't like... But like with olives, I don't like that they have the seed. Seed. The heart seed.

You know, you can get olives without them, right? I know. But sometimes you can't. True. If you go to a restaurant and get olives, no. But if you get canned olives, they're always pitted. Sardines are the ones that are a mixture of fishes. Oh, really?

If, yes, the sardines of fish, but a canned fish that is often considered a mixture of fishes as sardines. A sardine refers to a specific species, but in many cases the canned product may contain a mix of smaller, similar fish like sprat, bristling, or herring all packed together

tightly in the can. A medley. Yeah, a greatest hits of bad fish. Okay, there you go. Bobby Boneshow. Bonehead. Story of the day!

This story comes to us from Louisiana. An 18-year-old and 19-year-old had a friend in jail. He was like, hey, guys, I need you guys to get me some drugs in here. Like, all right, we'll think of a way. So they went, found a cannon, and they were trying to shoot drugs from a cannon over the jail fence.

How'd they find a cannon? Like one of those for the backyard. Maybe one of those t-shirt cannons? Yeah. Oh, but I don't think that's a canon. That's like a... The t-shirt launcher. Yeah, like, I want a civil war cannon.

Oh, yeah, I don't think it was like that. I don't think it was like that kind of cannon. Like we just put somebody in it and shoot them over like the river? Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. I mean, the real story is they were trying to shoot drugs into the prison, but I'm just like, how do they find a cannon? But the cannon supposedly shot up to 350 feet, so they were a little ways away trying to shoot the drugs in.

And no link on where to find a cannon ourselves. No. Did the drugs get in? No, but cops saw them and things flying through the air. And I went to investigate and busted them. There's that show. Jeremy Renner plays like the head of the prison. The warden.

Yeah, I forget what it is. but it's the same guy that had Yellowstone, Taylor Sheridan. And so at the beginning of it, they're shooting tennis balls with drugs into the prison. Really? They have like a...

And that's how they're getting drugs in. They're filling the tennis balls and cutting a slit, putting the drugs in and... Because that can get over the walls. Are they allowed to have tennis balls? Because, I mean, I know they have basketballs. Mayor of Kingston is the show.

Oh, yeah, that's a good show. I forgot. I've seen that. It was pretty good. Oh, you didn't like it? I don't think I didn't like it. I think something else came along and I forgot to go back to it.

Okay. Well, I just didn't know if, yeah, if you see a bunch of tennis balls and you're not in trouble for having them, what's going to make them go look inside of them? Seeing a bunch of tennis balls? Where were they on the ground? All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Death is inevitable, right, everybody?

Yeah. Yeah. Science has revealed what might be the most painful ways to die. Oh. Do we really want to know this? What? Oh. I mean, fire's got to be there.

It's number one. So what would you say is the worst way? Just from, obviously none of us have died or so. Fire. So number one is being burned alive. Oh. That sounds terrible. Because whatever keeps you alive while killing you, the more intense it is, the worse it's

going to be. Because a lot of these ways to die, you die quick, it's not going to be that painful. Sure. But it's the stuff that you don't die immediately from. The hurts. Oh. Oh, man. So being burned alive number one.

Number two? Drowning. That won't hurt. No. I think it's, you feel crazy. Sure. And then I think there's a point where it doesn't hurt. Like you probably panic at first

Because you can't breathe But then you just kind of like You're done So we've heard That's what they say No, did not make the list Hit by a car Yeah that would hurt

Sometimes you may not even die Oh my goodness I didn't think about that Next one up is number two Is radiation poisoning Because it's a version of burning But you're poisoned From the inside

Or from breathing it in Okay Is that actual radiation Or like an x-ray I don't understand the question. Well, I guess I don't know how you would get radiation or poisoning. Chernobyl. Oh, like a leak.

Nuclear war. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Any of that. Okay. Next up, getting eaten alive by bugs. Yeah, like a bunch of ant bites. I mean, yeah, anything eating you alive probably gonna suck. Could you die from a bunch of ant bites? You could die from a bunch of anything. The ant bites would be an allergic reaction

more than them eating you away. Right. It would be yes, if you're allergic, you know, to whatever they're doing. Oh, that would be terrible. And then finally, decompression sickness, deep sea divers, like, coming to the surface too fast because your stuff explodes. Oh. So whenever I was doing Breaking Bobby Bones, I did commercial diving, which is these divers put on 100 pounds of gear and they go 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 feet underwater to work on pipes in, like, the infrastructure of the country. So we're up in near Seattle.

and I train for a full day with, and it's 100 pounds of equipment that you're wearing on your body. And you have to go way down, but you have to go down and come up timed because your lungs have to adjust. Because if you go down too fast, or especially up too fast,

they pop. They pop. And so even if your air gets cut off and you have to come up and you can't breathe, they can't pull you up because you will die of being pulled through too fast. Do you feel the pressure in your suit as you're going down or do you just

I didn't because I did it in the appropriate way because it was like go down 15 feet sit go down 15 feet sit and I think I went down

like 60 feet or so but they said if you're air and they would do these drills with me where they cut my air off to then test if I knew what to do

how to get to the emergency for how long for me they were just testing if I could get to emergency so they would randomly we'd be training and they were not going to

tell you but we're going to cut your air off and you'll see it because a little lever moves air and you're like and so it's not to freak out it's to move to your secondary air

and then if your secondary air doesn't work they have to lift you slowly up 15 feet at a time 15 feet at a time because you're for sure dead if they just yank you up I'm out on that one I'm out on the bugs eating me I'll be honest of all those really that feels like torture

oh I'd say fire number one I'm out a number of ant bites and if the person weighs 154 pounds they could be killed by 245 stings from a bullet ant colony. This might be the most morbid segment we've ever done. But I'm interested. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

Thank you for listening to the podcast. In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins, but the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice, Ms. Sondland's, correct? I doctored the test once. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Gregalespian and Michael Ranini. My mind was blown.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is love trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As this season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Listen to a love-trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own hands. I vowed, I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this.

He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Everyone, I'm Ago Wood. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

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