The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Did Lunchbox Get On 'The Price is Right'?...We Find Out! + Cops Thought Bobby Was Lying

Episode Date: March 31, 2026

We talked about a jury in Florida awarded over $14 million to a woman who ate ice cream contaminated with NAILS.  And it sounds like she deserves it, because she was left with serious internal injuries.  Eddie talked about how his life has changed after making his Netflix debut. Bobby talked about an influencer who staged being kidnapped at gunpoint for social media attention. He talked about the time he was chased by a man with a knife and how the police thought Bobby staged it for the radio show. Amy might possibly be planning a trip to Paris. And we find out if Lunchbox got on the Price Is Right.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We live in an attention economy, meaning you get a bunch of attention, you make a bunch of money. And so influencers are doing anything, streamers are doing anything to get attention. This one influencer staged thrown kidnapping at gunpoint. Oh my gosh. How? So this content creator was arrested for allegedly planning her own kidnapping by a group of armed men just so she could boost her online following. That's from Audity Central. Yeah, more power to you.

I just think that you're lucky somebody else didn't have a gun and shoot them trying to abduct you. Be a hero. And she hired these just actor, she hires them? Her buddies, right? Are they her friends? This influencer and her husband were approached by three armed men just as they were returning to their home. She would later tell her tens of thousands of followers that she and her husband went through a brutal ordeal with a subsequent police investigation. Soon after, police began investigating the kidnapping.

They realized something was off. Phone record showed she had maintained. contact with one of the alleged kidnappers before and after the crime. And evidence showed this was extortion, that the extortion by kidnapping was nothing more than a plot between the alleged victim and one of the perpetrators. There was something that didn't add up. The husband didn't seem to have any part in the setting up to kidnapping. So he didn't know?

Oh, my God. Not only did he believe that his and his wife's lives were at risk, but he was also beaten by the armed men. Divorce! Divorce! Yes. Red flag. Divorce.

Like, I. What? Poor guy. that's over. Over. She probably knew he wouldn't be a part of it. And he's the collateral damage. And he got beat up.

Like, he's emotionally damaged for life. I mean, not damaged. But, like, that would mess me up. If I was the partner and I went through that, I'd be terrified the rest of my life. And then I'd also be so sad that I was married to someone that would do that. On March 25th, so what, six days ago, she was arrested on suspicion of extortion, procedural fraud,

filing a false police report, one of her three alleged accomplices is also in custody. Another one died last year. A third one's being sought by police from Audity Central. How about that? That husband. You know, that's the headline to me because people do a lot of crazy stuff. And that's very crazy.

And that's the headline until you read that she didn't tell her husband. And he was involved thinking he was getting abducted by armed dudes and got beat up. Yeah, my first assumption was that he was in on it too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Wow. I wonder how much of this stuff actually works. Once, I'll tell you a story.

So I got jumped out. outside of our work building in Texas. I was going into work. I used to get to work like 3 o'clock in the morning. And so I'm going up and this dude starts charging me with a knife. I run. He didn't catch me. I jumped over like a brick wall.

I hurt my knee real bad, but he turned around because the car was pulling up. We looked at the security footage. It was all there. I go in. The cops have me in the room and they're talking to me about it. And they're like, did you stage this? And I was like, what? Look at my knee.

They're like, you're like, known for doing crazy stuff. Did you stage this? Like a stunt. I said, look at my knee. Then you could have hurt your knee. I said, no. That's collateral damage. I didn't stage this. I was so insulted until two or three months later and I was like, dang, I must do some good stuff that I staged my own. Yeah, yeah. Then that kind of flip. But no, I didn't stage it at all. I was upset at that cop. After the third time that you asked me and I say no, just investigate it. They didn't find it on my computer. I thought that guy was trying to rob me. He wasn't. because everything that I like threw off to the side to try to like here you can have this he threw it in a bush like 25 feet away so he didn't want the stuff he just wanted the goods me you he's one of those good that was a crazy morning that was a crazy morning when I had to identify the guy I didn't want to do it I went on the air right after that happened and I started crying immediately because I just was so emotional yeah so I wasn't emotional about it but that had happened pre-show everybody got in I was like

Guys, I was jumped. I was like, let's just go on the air. And so I go on the air and I'm like, you'll never, oh, I start crying. Again, not because of anything other than my adrenaline was so high and it was falling. Like, physically my body just started to cry. And so then the cops come up and we do the thing. And they come up like, I don't know, two weeks later and they beat on the glass outside because you can see from the studio outside to the like outdoor sidewalk hallway.

And these cops are beating on. And I'm like, what? the crap this is like during the show and it was still dark so daylight saving time sucks so but it was still dark and i remember vividly they're like we need you to come out and identify the guy we think we have them the guy that jumped you and i was like i'm not identifying him he knows who i am he yelled hey bones when he was coming after me like i'm not identifying him because he'll then know you you guys aren't going to keep him for years in prison he'll come back for me they said well all we need you to do is get in the cop car we'll drive you by him and we'll shine a light right in his face

so he can't see that it's you but we just need you to tell you to tell you he's you to tell you us that it's him because we think this guy's in trouble for other things and we won't say that it was you that told on him and I was like I ain't no snitch. That's right. It wasn't even about I just didn't want to I just didn't want to get stabbed again and so I got in the back of the cop car and we drove real slow through and they had a spotlight in his face so we couldn't see what was going on and it was for sure him although he had a mask on when he came at me he had a tattoo on his neck. Oh really? Yeah and I remember seeing like something on his neck body the frame everything. I was like, yeah, that's him.

And I never heard from him again. That's scary, though, man. But, yeah, I was insulted. Did you do this? This is fake. No, I'm so insulted. And we didn't even, there was no social media back then. So when you stage something like this, do you call the cops?

Like the lady and her husband or whatever? They did. Like, why would you call the cops if you're staging it? Well, you have to, because you just got kidnapped. Yeah, but then you'd be like, ah, cops didn't respond. It's crazy. Because when the cops get involved, that's when you get in trouble. Soon after police began,

investigating the kidnapping. It doesn't say that they called them specifically. It just said they investigated the kidnapping. Well, I feel like if you're trying to gain followers, you need the footage of the cops. But I feel like if you call the cops, then you can't say it was you're acting. You can always fall back on. No, this was just, we were just acting. We were just pranking. Once the cops are involved, it's official. Maybe the cops just heard about it and started investigating. And it's up to them to go, no, this was fake. And they didn't. Oh, so like they saw it on social media. And they're like, oh.

We can help. And they're like, no, no, no, no. I think... We don't need your help. By the way, there was social media when this happened. It was just the rudimentary. I only had Twitter and, I think, my space. Facebook.

Back in the day. Yeah, it's different, though. I'm just saying it was different. It wasn't like... And he makes it sound like dinosaurs or roaming the earth. No, no, man, it's all rotary phones. Black and white TVs, remember that? Pagers.

Yeah. I was like, this is 2000s. Okay, okay, okay. There wasn't like influencers trying to get followers. I was the first one doing my stunts. All right, there you go. Back in a second. There's a video going viral, although it was shot a couple years ago, of how they say this person on the cruise that was working for the cruise at the restaurant ruined the couple's proposal.

So here's the moment the servers in the restaurant on the cruise ship started singing happy engagement before he had actually proposed. They just did it in the wrong order. They were supposed to bring the ring at the beginning of the dinner. But they didn't bring it until the end of the dinner. But they started singing and put like the pancakes with some kind of dessert with the candle on it. And then they were like, also here's the ring. The order was completely off. Here.

All right. So we're going to sing, happy engagement. What? Oh, my God. Okay. One, two, and three. Happy basement. Two.

Ingatesmen. So the husband now, Gary had arranged for the staff to deliver the ring to him at the very start of the romantic dinner. He would then propose. And at the end, the servers would come over with the cake. and start singing. But you see them with the cake and they have the bag with the ring too. Like they put the cake down, start singing and they just kind of swing the bag over and hand it at the same time. I thought, I thought that that's the way the guy set it up and then that we were just doing this headline to get clicks.

Oh, they ruined the engagement where he really set it up so she'd be really confused and then he'd get down and propose. I did not realize that they were supposed to bring the ring at the beginning. That's what I thought it was a whole clickbait situation. like, okay, they didn't even ruin it. That's how he had it planned because they had the bag with them. But now I see. In the clip, he looks, the Gary looks really confused at first. And he's like, what the heck? And then he's kind of annoyed. And then he just went with it and just got down on an knee and proposed. And she even says, I'm not engaged. Yeah. And I think like their kid, one of their kids, and maybe their kid, they may not be married with the kid or one of them

had a kid prior. The kid's like, I don't know, five or six or something. She's like, huh? What? She's confused. I think you hear her go. I'm not man engaged That was the adult But people say in the comments Carnival loads them a free cruise This is a few years old Carnival probably didn't even know about it

Until now But that would be a nice gesture To send them on a cruise And they'd get a lot of promo from it too Yeah for sure How does this just pop up? They just posted it Oh okay

Yeah Oh sort of like America's funny Some videos Like old videos They decided to submit it or like put it out I think they just put it on TikTok Yeah they were like Remember that time

that the proposal in one of those. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty funny. But yeah, he's like, no, no. I think I would have gone back to the back though at the beginning of the dinner and said, hey, where's the ring? Yeah. Like, what's up? What's up with the ring? But I don't know. It's not a pretty fun song before. I've never heard that song before. Me neither. No, no, it's happy birthday. They just changed out birthday engagement. Right. I never heard that. It's not an original. Hardy didn't write that one. It's not like a new one. You guys, if you want to get in on the show at any time. You can call, leave us a voicemail. 877-Bobby. That's our number. You can call live too. Same. We're here now. Hit us up. Thank you. Bobby boom. Come on. Jerry in Florida

awarded over $14 million to a woman who ate ice cream with nails in it. Now, she did have a lot of injuries, but I just wonder how you eat ice cream and nails? Oh, I'm sorry. Did it finger nails or? No nails. Oh. Like nails. Yeah. So a jury awarded more than $14 million to Brandy Buckley after she was seriously injured by ice cream contaminated. So I guess it's just metal. That I could see if there were small metal fragments that if you actually swallowed. But ice cream, I guess mostly melts in my mouth before I swallow it. That depends on if it's got chunks of something in it.

Oh, man, that's good. Like if you had Rocky Road. Good cause and cream. The dessert contained two nails and metal fragments, which required emergency surgery to remove and led to several severe complications, including internal bleeding in a condition that ultimately caused permanent infertility. Oh, my. So the nails went.

Oh. The lawsuit held not only the local franchise, but also the national franchise are accountable with jurors determining the broader company shared responsibility for the incident. Click Orlando. You make a great point because in my mind I'm going, well, if she's eating just vanilla ice cream, how do you not know there's something sharp in there? But if there are other things, nuts, pieces of chocolate, you easily could swallow that stuff. Oh, that sucks for her.

14 million is not enough. I don't think there's a... 100 million. Oh, there's a number. But I was going to say I don't need some money amount, but she had to go through it. That sucks. Yeah, so. I didn't quite understand, but I'm glad you said that.

A couple is getting backlash for a gender reveal at Cheesecake Factory, and not because people are hitting on Cheesecake Factory, but because it involved a balloon with confetti inside, and at some point someone in the video says, don't worry about the mess. So it just exploded everywhere in a public place. Oh, no, that's a lot. trying to pop a balloon filled with confetti to reveal her baby's gender.

She struggled repeatedly. After several failed attempts, someone steps in to help. It pops the balloon and blue confetti goes everywhere. I mean, they're going to be finding blue confetti for a long time. That's from Bro Bible. Amy, what do you have over there? So I saw a clip of Leanne Rhymes getting some sort of jaw release thing happened. Do you know what I'm talking about?

I do. I watch the clip. I've had it done to me too. not this hardcore where they go in and they this is going to be a bad explanation they go into gone into my mouth and there's like muscles and they shove their fingers so deep into the muscles and it hurts and it's supposed to release the tension in your jaws mine was not as intense as hers hers looked awful so i have audio if y'all want to hear it because whatever this is like i don't know it's like she starts crying but then laughing and to me that's the sign of like ultimate release

Like your body is just like, what just happened? Because of the tension, I guess she was carrying around in there. Hit that mode out. Hold on. Say that part of my life is over. Part of my life better be over. Oh my God, you just don't realize how much tension is in there until it's gone. Oh.

I mean, it was crazy to see. Wow. And I've had a, what's it called, where they put the fingers in your mouth, like a Buckel massage? Never heard of that. I think that's what it's called. I'll have to confirm, but I was having like a facial, and then all of a sudden they put gloves on and then started sticking their finger in my cheeks

and massaging it from the inside. And I was like, what's happening? She's like, oh, this is the Buckel massage. I was like, oh, I saw that on the description, but I didn't know what that meant. But it felt really good because it's something you don't really think about doing. But this, like you said, Bobby, was deeper into her jaw, and I don't know,

It just looked crazy. I didn't know if any, but you've had it done. I didn't know if anybody in here had it done and where we can go get it done. So this, mine was done by Jeremy, our chiropractor. Okay. Oh yeah. So if you take your fingers and you go into this muscle here on the back of the draw,

right with me? It's the one that when you open your mouth is doing all the work, he would go in. Your master or something? Yeah. And shove his fingers into it. And it does, it did release a little bit. It was like, hey, let's release your jaw.

Honestly, that video is making me, want to, yeah, text Jeremy. I'll be like, what's up. But it hurts while it's happening, but as soon as it's done, it doesn't hurt anymore. Like in the video, you can look, like it looks painful. And then that's why it's tricky because it looks painful and you feel like she's about to cry. And then you hear her sort of like let out this laughter because it's just so freeing. Her jaw all the sudden drops all the way down. Like her chin hits her neck. Oh, God. It is crazy. Like we use her jaw all the time. Like, always talking with it. Yeah. And we're just. And we're just. And we just. And it's a place that will hold tension.

Yeah. For sure. And she's a singer, right? So another thing for her that she probably needed that area worked on. Yeah. Well, hey, what do you know Michael Strayhan from? If I said Michael Strayhan, you would think... Good Morning America.

You would think that now? Now. Yeah. But I know he was a football player. But I mean, what do you know him from? Good morning America. That's mostly. I guess he did something else that got him kind of famous.

Oh yeah. Michael and Kelly for you. I did an interview with him. We really don't talk sports. Except he didn't play football in high school, right? Until later, yeah. Until like 11th or 12th grade. He was in a football player.

That's crazy. Yeah, but he did live with Kelly. I don't think that ended well based on our interview. Yeah, I remember hearing that. It was a little. And I didn't mean to lead him there. But we were talking about his time on that show and just his transition. So what do he say?

He also hosted a game show. I just remember thinking, oh, this didn't. well by whatever he said. He wasn't like, it was terrible. But I just wonder what your association was with him where you knew him from. It's a really good interview. It's up today on the Bobbycast on Netflix and also a Bobbycast podcast feed. Anybody see you on Netflix?

Yeah. Former episode? Yeah, I'm getting texts left and right. I mean like, dude, you're on Netflix. That's crazy. Really? Left and right? Left and right.

If you got more than four, I would say left. That's left and right. I got six. Okay. I got six. And one, I didn't think that that many people were watching the Bobbycast. It's pretty cool. Wait.

Of my friends. Of my friends, I really didn't think that they watched that. You know? And like, the fact that they saw me on there and think it's cool that I'm on Netflix, man, I can get used to this fame. Did your kids see it? Yes, but they don't care. Oh, they didn't care.

I thought you thought they were going to care. I think you were like, my kids are going to freak out. I always think they're going to care. And then I had it on TV and they're like, cool, dad's on TV. What else? It's on Netflix. Put on War Machine. Oh, that's cool, though.

It makes me feel good That people are texting you about it, though. I had yesterday, it's not on this week. It'll be probably on next week. But I had the lead singer of Switchfoot. Love in San Diego. Do you know Switchfoot? I mean, I know them.

I can't sing you one of their songs right now. You will if I give you a little bit of it because they have some massive songs. Okay. We were meant to live for so much more. Yeah, jam. You know that one? Mm-hmm.

Do you know, I dare you to move? Oh, dare you to run. Yeah, that's a good one. No, I definitely know them. So I never met him before. Super nice guy. I thought he lived here. That's why he was doing the show, but no, he lives in San Diego.

Came to do the show and a couple other things while he was here. I was talking to my wife, though, going to the interview and I said, hey, I'm going to switchfoot. We listen to Switchfoot sometimes because they started, it's kind of like an indie, but Christian band before they started doing secular music. And I said, and that's all she was allowed to listen to for a big part of our life was just Christian music. So I said, do you know Switchfoot, thinking that she only heard the Christian early records of them? She was like, yeah. I said, from what?

She goes, Walk to Remember. They're all over the soundtrack. Oh, that's true. Is that Mandy Moore? Uh-huh. And I said, really? And so I was talking about that. I was like, my wife and I have two complete relationships,

different relationships with Switchfoot, because I know all you guys in the alternative stuff in the 2000s. And my wife knows you all from a walk to remember. And songs I didn't even know. But I don't know if you knew who they were. Yeah, no, I do. I guess, I mean, and now that you're telling me the songs, I absolutely do. Yeah, Jam, super nice guy.

Do they do a thing on, like, TikTok where they do covers? I don't know. I don't follow them on TikTok. I don't either, but they popped up a couple times where they just like, like, fun covers, like songs that you wouldn't think that they would do. I really wanted to bring up, like, the Devo documentary to it, because I talked to other musicians, like, hey, you know about Devo? Whip it?

And we're like, what that band was really about? I didn't. I really wanted to go. But that'd be next week. But, yeah, that's what's up. stories lunchbox. Yeah, so there's a town in California. There's a park and there's a busy intersection right by it and they've been lobbying the city to get it to be a four-way stop and they got denied. And then the other day, a kid almost got hit by a car. And so one dad said,

that's it. I'm done. And he went online. He ordered four stop signs, ordered paint. In the middle of the night, he went out there and was turning it into a four-way stop over a week period, painted everything on the street perfectly. And when he went at 2 a.m. to put the last stop sign in, boo, boo! He got busted and charged with a couple felonies. I mean, that's a felony. I mean, I get it.

You can't just be putting up, but, that's annoying. Yeah, you can't, you can't put up, like, you can't do that. I know, you literally can't. And I know the reason he was doing it was good in his heart and his attentions were good. Yeah. I don't understand why it's a felony.

I'm sure there are, it's federal property. I don't know. I don't know. Well, yeah. I mean, I get how it could be really problematic and it should be a felony, but it's like in this case, I think we need to. But it looks really good. Like the stop looks just like everything else. That's cool.

He did a good job. He did a great job. Like, where do you buy those signs? Well, I bought, no, they have a sign company. The sign that I have in my studio that says Mountain Pine, Boy Head Home Bobby Bones, it's an exact sign from Mount Pine, but we just had it made. So it's like a replica? It's a, sure. Oh, I thought it was the actual story.

That one's old and shot with bullet holes. There's like multiple, and I didn't want that. Got it. It's bent. It's bent and gross. So I thought about that at first and just getting a new one to put there and take the old one, but it wasn't going to be flush on the wall. And so we went to the company that makes signs.

You can get any sign made. You'd be like, Eddie has a huge ding-dong and put that sign in front of your house. You literally could. You may get a talk about the HOA. Or a felony. But you can have that made. Why would your wife care of people knew if you had a big ding-dong? She doesn't want.

What? Especially if it's a lie. They'd be like, why you lie to the neighbors? I understand his intentions and what I would suspect is there will be a judge go, okay, we're going to drop this from a felony to like a couple of misdemeanor, do some community service, but you can't do that. And then I bet you something happens where they do do something to make life safer for the kids. So I think what comes out of this will be good.

And what's crazy is if he would have got that last stop sign up, no one would have noticed. I think eventually somebody would have noticed They were waiting for him probably People would be like Where did these? Well, no, no, but some people would probably think Oh, the city decided to make it a four-way stop Somewhere.

They wouldn't have thought. But the city would have. They see Greg out there with a shovel. No, no, he goes in the middle of the night and does it. Like, that's what he was doing. He was going out at night. So no one would see. What I would suspect is these signs were popping up at night

so they were telling the cops at night. If you see somebody putting another sign up at night, get them. Man, but I thought it was pretty creative dude moved by that guy. He spent a thousand. and bucks on signs and paint and got to work. And that was a felon. He won't be.

Yeah, he has two felonies. So your sign, like if you were to go in the middle of night and take your old sign, the boy They'd never notice. They'd just be happy at change. But is that a felony? Like, your message, is that a official traffic sign? Probably. Yeah, I don't think you can steal street signs like that.

But I've done it. I have to. I have to. They'd be like, oh, my street sign with my name, I need it. Yeah. Amy Lane, I'll steal that from that road. In Dilley, Texas, there's a Moffitt, I thought about it. A Moffat Road?

Yeah, it's from my family, but... It's her maiden name, by the way. Oh, yeah, that's my maiden name. Is it in the middle of the night? No, I just thought that seems like a lot of work. But it would be cool to have. Eddie, your story? Yeah, so Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, you know, the one that Joseph Bayena...

Love child. Love child. Still a son, but not somebody who's always been in the Schwarzenegger family. The housekeeper. So anyway, he won his first bodybuilding competition. Schwarzenegger was training him. Yeah, which I thought was cool, you know, like, I think after all that came out, it was such a weird thing. We're like, oh, this is his son. And, you know, I don't remember was he, like, accepting it or was he denying that it was his son? I don't remember. But after all of that, yeah, he's in his life. He's training him to be a bodybuilder. He's a beast, man. And, yeah, his son is huge. He's a beast. Looks like his dad. He does. But even, like, the other son, what's his name? The one that's in White Lotus? Like, even he's. Patrick Schwarzenegger? Yeah, even he's jacked. Yeah. Yeah, good story. I liked it because that's, I don't know, the relationship.

And he's in his life. He's helping him. It's really cool. Yeah, I wonder how long it took for him to get in his life. Like, was it right when he was a baby? I don't know. I just hope one day my biological dad trains me for a Mr. Olympia. Shows up and it's like, let's get to the weight, son. And I'm like, all right. But that's not in your genetics. Like, what would be something in your genetics? All right. We're going to train you to leave your baby. You all setting you up. Well, Bobby doesn't know that it's not in his genetics.

Bodybuilding? We don't know. Oh yeah, no, I've seen him. With Arnold, it's like, that makes sense. He's a bodybuilder. Yeah, I've seen him. One more story. Morgan. So there's a Kentucky man. He won the 167 million powerball. It was about a year ago and living a good life. Well, he has now been arrested for the third time following his powerball win. He's just being an idiot, right? Yeah, so first he was arrested for celebrating the, you know, lottery win. And he kicked a police

officer and tried to run away. What says congratulations, I'm so happy, like kicking a police officer. Yeah, so that was the first one. Then he was arrested a couple months later for intimidation of a woman who was in fear for a life with him because he tried to pressure her into eating, I guess, a weed gummy. And now, yeah, and now he just got arrested for a third time this past Friday for a second degree burglary, so he tried to steal $12,000 from somebody's house. Does he not have money?

I don't know. Has already spent it all? No, I think he has I think he has money but I think he has according to what I read past substance abuse issues and so maybe he makes bad decisions

when he's on these. He had marijuana on him. Well, that's... That's like having a can of beer in your hand. Yeah, who cares about that? Like you drink 72 cans of beer. Yeah, you're probably... Yeah, I didn't know why I was stealing

if somebody had taken money from him and he's trying to steal it back or... I don't... It doesn't say anything about that. And what's funny is he drove He drove away in his Porsche. Of course he did. He said a hundred million. You would be your getaway car be a Porsche too.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Get your Bobby Bowls on. So in part one of the podcast, you may have heard Abby's story about a dog barking while they were eating outside. And it wasn't just a dog barked once. The dog wouldn't stop barking the whole time they were eating. And so that happened.

And I guess that reminded Amy of a story about a dog barking. Everybody brace yourselves for this one. Oh, here we are. Okay, so we were in our early 20s, and I had some friends that were, they had this single guy friend and they were looking to set him up.

With you? Yeah. I mean, I think anybody. Okay. But they're like, yeah. So, but there's this one thing. And obviously, I'm intrigued. So what's the one thing?

Well, in college, he lived by this dog that would bark all the time. And it disrupted the whole neighborhood. Everybody hated the dog. Oh, no. So he poisoned it. That's psycho killer type stuff. Yeah.

Oh, no. And so they're like, but, you know, obviously they knew that was horrible, but they also said it's so weird because that doesn't match his personality. Like, he really is a good guy. I don't think so. I don't think that kind of eliminates you from all good guy conversations for the rest of time. I know. Did he get like, like, Goddum? No, I did not go out with him.

I'm like, good luck finding him a date. I'm assuming. And I'm glad that they decided to disclose that bit of information because you. You know, that's not easy to say, oh, yeah, there's this one thing. I don't know how they were even still friends with them, quite honestly. He must be just overall a really good guy, minus that one thing. But to me, that's the exact thing. Like, this is automatic as qualification.

Psychopath type stuff. They never arrested him. It was never known, just as friends. No. Why would you even tell people that you did that? I don't know. Don't ask me. I'm glad you didn't go out with them.

Yeah. Amy listed, why do you have a deer's head at your house? Well Do you just buy it like a I have one that My was my grandpals Like my dad had it And then when my dad passed away

I inherited it From my dad It's a mount Yeah yeah yeah So that's a legit I want to keep that It's special At some point

For another part of my house I got a deerhead on Etsy or something Our friend actually Her friend Keaton She picked it out for me And she was like I think this would look really good In this spot

But that was in my other house So when I moved I didn't have I didn't I didn't my dad was still alive so I hadn't inherited his deerhead yet so that was your first deerhead that right that didn't pass down right that was bought on Etsy so then my dad died I'm like well I don't need two deerheads in my house so I'm going to keep the one that is in my family and sell the Etsy one so I put it on Facebook marketplace and I got a note back and says we rejected your marketplace listing it looks like you're listing it looks like you're listing promotes the sale of animals. This goes against our commerce policies on land, animals, and animal

products. We don't allow listings that promote or sell live animals or their parts. Examples of things we don't allow. Selling cats, dogs, other domestic animals, selling tigers, lions, corals, and other endangered species. Selling raw fish, meat or eggs. I know. I'm surprised you can't sell a mound of Deerhead. I guess you have to go to Etsy. It's probably why you bought it on Etsy. Didn't buy it on Facebook. But also, I've been on Facebook Marketplace so many times and people have like puppies listed and they've had eggs and bread you can go by. So like why?

Bread? It said there was an option that I could request a review and then Facebook could review my case, but I'm just like, how much were you asking for the deer? I don't want to get flagged. How big is the buck? Yeah.

How much were you asking for? It's big and it's beautiful. I was asking. $400? Yeah. Oh. Hey. Yeah, I think I paid more.

Golly. Okay. Maybe they just thought it was a ridiculous price. Yeah, they were like, outrageous. flag it. Well, also, I mean, I would take less, to be honest, but that's what you do on Facebook marketplace. You market up high.

They come with an offer. You meet in the middle. I didn't know that's how negotiation worked. Yes. Thank you for telling me. No problem. But never. I mean, who who, unless somebody says clearly on their ad, don't ask me for a better price. This is the price.

Then I never negotiate. But I always, it's like, I don't have respect for people that it's weird sometimes and they're like hey I'll buy it for this I'm like you're not even going to challenge it okay where's your game I was talking yesterday to the switchfoot guy about Paris because I went to Paris one of the coolest cities I've been to and we were just talking about traveling how we can travel much ever and then we got to be adults and we travel and they travel touring and so you've not been to Paris but you've always wanted to go to Paris no it's on my list of like I need to go like I need to go uh so what's the plan well I don't have

one yet. But a listener did send me an email because we've talked about it on the show before. And I got an email yesterday from a listener saying that she travels the world solo. And she's done multiple solo trips, including to Paris. And she uses a travel agent. She gave me the travel agent's name. She's like, this person is amazing. And the great thing is, she's like, I feel really safe because my travel agent has my entire itinerary. I know where I'm going. I know it's going to be safe. I know what roads to take, everything to do to where it's all laid out. But she's by herself. But I've been to Ireland by myself.

I've been Hawaii by myself, which feels like a foreign country because it's so far. Oh, that's why it feels more vulnerable to you? It feels very like taken. I didn't know that. Okay. Because I've been to much places by myself. And it's cool for a minute. But you never want to stay like more than three days if you're by yourself.

Yeah, I don't think I would do a super long extended trip by myself. But it could be a little therapy. therapeutic in a way? Morgan wants to go to Paris? I do. Because... Celine Dion announced a show there. Oh, win.

She has like a full track of them for like a month and a half. There's like two each week. And it's in the fall. Oh, we have work. You guys are that big Celine Dion fans? I'm not. I was just thinking if Morgan's going to go. Yeah, that's on my bucket list to see her life.

Yeah, because Morgan was like, that's crazy. And then Amy was like, really? I'll go to Sleadon. They freaked out. No, I was saying really because if Morgan goes to Paris, I'm not, I wasn't saying really for I was surprised by that. Although I know people that are obsessed with her. No.

So she's healthy enough to do shows? I thought she had what they called Stiff Man Syndrome. Apparently, it's like a comeback show. I don't know if this is a one and done. She does these and then she's done forever. She hasn't said anything about it, but she announced him yesterday.

That would be fun. What are the day? I mean, I don't know. You guys can play. It's the fall. Hey, did he get on Price is Right? We've been in freaking meetings and interviews. No.

Did anybody watch it? Did anybody see him in the crowd? I didn't think about that. If he was really going to be on it, he would figure out a way to make us. Well, I mean, we wouldn't, Amy and I had a meeting for half an hour with a client. You guys didn't, like, put it up on your phones or anything? No, I was editing videos. Like, I didn't think about it.

Lunchbox? Did you watch for yourself in the crowd? To see if you're in the crowd? I don't know how to watch them. I don't have that ability. Let me check my DMs. Did you see anything, Mike? Nah, I tried to watch it, but who was blocked on the internet here.

Oh, really? Yeah. It says, Lunchbox got on the Price is right. I'm watching today's episode and he's on it and got on stage and he got on the final showcase showdown. Is someone just messing with you? Rachel Campbell messaged me that my DM. Let Fox! Did you get on? No.

Why are you acting so calm? This is weird. I don't know. I mean, wait, is it April 4? Tomorrow is. Tomorrow is. Did you see Daniel on the prices right? Who's Daniel?

Oh, he's Daniel. So what happened? Look! Look on the left! Do one. Do $1. I did $6.51 because that dude did $6.50. Oh, you got him with the $1.

You got picked on the first day. And I didn't get it. Well, on this one. No, I didn't get it. Like, I thought, I thought. No, on this one, though, you didn't get it. It was golf clubs. And my first thought was $2,000.

And then as it went down, it was like ghost golf clubs. And I was like, man, I've never heard of that brand. These had to be cheap. And so that's why I went so low. And everybody on lines already ripping me. How did you not know how expensive golf clubs were? I thought they were. golf clubs didn't know.

That girl, I mean, she was called down, 2000, I think, and then she got called down first time, boom, on stage. I was pissed. Wait, so where are we on the show, right? Is this the whole clip? That is the third prize shown. I was wondering why people were like Daniel. I was thinking Ty and Daniel were there at the same time.

That's the third prize shown. So which one do you hit? I never said I hit. No, someone just said you're on the showcase show. Showdown. Oh. Did you hit? What did I hit?

Lunchbox, you made it on there? Did Jimmy Choo Shoes? The Jimmy Choo Shoes? No, no, no. That wasn't it. I won a trip to Temecula, California. That's what I hit on. On the intro part?

On the intro part. Yeah, on that row. What game did you play? I played two right, one wrong. And they have three prizes. Do we have that? No, we don't have that yet. We'll have it tomorrow.

Why are you so not talking about it right now? Why are you like being weird about it? Talk about it. So what happened is I was the first one called down. My name was first out of the gate. And I got up there and what happened? We go around, we bid and I don't get it. And I don't remember what the first.

I got a clip. I got a clip. I'll tell you, we've got to get to that part. I'm not there yet. Okay, go ahead. So I got called up first and we do the first item. I don't remember what the first item was. was. I can't tell you. But the girl that was like first in line with her mom and dad, she was on the very end of contestant row. She won. She got to go up there and play the punch game.

Boom, boom, boom. And I'm like, all right. Second item up for bid was a hammock. And I was like, all right, I'm going to get this. I'm going to get this. Didn't get it. Then the third item was the golf clubs. Didn't get it. And I am, you're trying to feel like maybe you're not going to get on? Dude, I started stressing. I was like, I am choking. I was the first name called and I am I'm down to three opportunities to get on that stage. And I sat down, like, while they were playing the game, you sit down, there's chairs in the front row. And this guy next to me, I'm like, he's like, man, that's so cool. You're up there.

And I'm like, man, I'm choking. I'm choking. He goes, wait a minute. Are you lunchbox? He goes, I'm here because of you guys a show. I heard you talking about me and my wife got tickets. No way. Yes.

And so he's sitting next to me and I'm like, I am choking. And he goes, no, dude, you got the contestant row. Who cares? And I'm like, if I don't get up there, he goes, yeah, you're right. Bobby may give you a hard time. And I was like, I know. And then I looked at Maryland. And I said, Marilyn, what am I doing wrong?

That's the old lady, the 80 year old that I was friends with. She said, you're not looking at me. Look at me and I will help you with the prices. And I'm like, all right. So we stand back up and they call the next person up, Maryland! So I can't look at her for advice. I can't look at her for advice. And I'm like, oh my gosh.

now what am I going to do? And it was a trip to Temecula, California, round trip airfare, three nights and all this stuff at some resort in Tomecula. And they go to Maryland and she bid something and I said, I looked at her dead in her eyes. And I said, sorry, Marilyn. And I outbid her by one freaking dollar. You dirty dog. He dirty dog. I'm a dirty dog, Maryland.

I dirty dog, Maryland. That sounds weird. And you hit that. And I hit it. So she did tell you what to bid. She did tell you what to bid. I looked at her for help and I did it. You guys asked me before, would you be, feel bad bidding $1 over someone?

I said, it is me and only me don't care about anybody. And it came down to that and I did it. I said, Marilyn, I'm sorry, you sit your butt back down. I'm going up there to see Drew Carey. And so the game you played, were you familiar with it? No. I didn't remember that game. What was it called?

Two wrong, one right. They open up this big old thing and there's three items. There's Jimmy Chu shoes, three pairs of Jimmy choose, a workout thing and a desktop computer. And two of the prices were right. One was wrong. How'd you feel about it? Didn't feel good at all. Didn't feel good.

How'd you do? I looked at it and I was like, you know what? My jersey number in high school was number two. And so the gym was the second item. So I'm going to go with number two, Drew. It hit. Did it in your right? What?

Prizes. I won the Jimmy Choo shoes. I wanted home gym and I want a desktop computer. A home gym? Yes. So then you go and spin the wheel. Well, then you go sit in the crowd while they do the other two. Were you a celebrity in the crowd since you already won when you sat back down?

I was over on the side. I mean, people came with, they made me fill out paperwork and everything. And then when they go back from commercial, all right, we got to quit filling out paperwork. and the next item of her bid, they come up from the ceiling, and it's a brand new camera. Marilyn wins. She gets on stage. She gets on stage.

That makes it better. Thank God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. She got on. And she goes up and she played this car game where you get to yell the price. She didn't win because she didn't listen to me. I was yelling at her and she kept going.

She would have stopped when I said. She would have won a car. And so she comes and sees her. sits in the audience and she goes, you know what? My husband's going to be cussing you. I'm like, what do you mean? She goes, we watch the prices right every day. And when someone bids $1 over, he always cusses at him. And I said, well, he's going to be cussing at me.

You're right. He's going to be cussing at me. So everybody that plays, you don't have to win your game. You get to go spend the wheel if you just play. So you all line up. Well, then there's another girl that gets up. And she is playing now and then. And it's a pricing game with different grocery items.

and you have to get three in a row to win the prize. And you have six items up there. And so she goes for this first item and they reveal the price and she says, then. So the strategy would be to pick the item right next to it. Why do we care about her? Well, because I like telling everything. Yeah, I don't care about her.

We don't know her unless there's like a comeback to her. Well, it does. It comes back. Okay. And I want her to lose because then I am the top. What does that mean? You get to roll last? Yes.

Got it. So I need her to lose. And I'm like, oh my gosh. So she misses the first item. And instead of going right next to it, so you have three more, four more chances to win, she goes directly across. And if she misses this one, there's no way she can get three in a row. And she misses it.

And I'm like, yeah! So you get the power and the wheel to know you get to go last. Correct. To know what you need to beat. Correct. Okay. So Maryland steps up to the big wheel. 40 cents

She said I'm going to spin again I think she got 40 cents I don't know And then she spins again 40 cents So she has 80 cents So this other lady steps up Spins it

30 cents She's like I'm going to spin again She spins it again 50 cents So she's 80 She has to go again though now No they're tied They stand over there.

You can be tied? They can be tied. They'll have a spin-off. They're going to have a spin-off. Come on. Then I get up there, and I don't even know what I rolled. I'll be honest with you. Now that I'm talking about it, I spin 40 cents.

I said, oh, my God. Drew, I'm going to spin again. I'm going to spin again. We have to spin again, though, because you live. I'm losing. And that 40 is hot. 40 is hot, man. 40 is hot.

And I spin again. And Drew's like, oh, no. It's coming. It's coming. Come on. 50. 50 cents! 50 cents! What did you do? 90 cents! I win! Yeah, what did you? No, I know. What did you do when you hit it? Oh, I freaked out. I'm jumping up. I mean, my buttons popped off. I broke cufflings on my suit. I mean, I was out of control. I was dripping sweat. Oh, gosh. I was dripping sweat. You weren't a lot of clothes. I was wearing a lot of clothes. It's hot. There's a lot of cameras. Do you think the tucks helped you? Oh, yeah, for sure. Tucks was huge. It was clutch. Nice.

Because it was just like an attention get her right when you walk in. I'm telling you, when I walked up, the guy asked me if I was there for the Valentine's episode. And I was like, no, man, just normal episode. And he goes, oh, I just thought the tucks was like valentines. I was like, no. It's life. It's just how I dress for success. It's how I dress for the show.

Yeah. And I mean, it was crazy. So what have you won then at this point? All I've won is the trip to Temecula California, the three pairs of Jimmy Choo shoes. They're size seven and a half if anybody wants to buy them. Do you have them? You didn't take the money for them? You can't get money for any.

Oh, you can? No. They will be up for sale. The home gym and I got the desktop computer. They already at your house? No, they don't come until after the show. Okay, so. After the show airs.

You get to go to the Showcase Showdown. I get to go to the Showcase Showdown. Do you go first or second? I'm second because she won something bigger in her prize thing. I forget what she won. So she gets to pick then they show if she wants to like punt that one to you. Yeah, and I don't want to tell you what happened today, man. you want to know what happened?

You sure you want to ruin what happened? It doesn't ruin. Everything lives. We'll talk about it again tomorrow. Okay. Our listeners are listening right now. Yeah, what happens? They're just as important. Okay.

It goes first and it's like, you know, let's go on a little vacation to New Orleans. Seven nights, blah, blah, blah, blah, and the French quarter. Blah, blah, blah. I don't know what else they said. And then it says, well, you're not done traveling yet. let's get on a plane and go to Greece. Wow. Seven days, seven nights.

Two trips. Yeah, seven days. That's 14 days. Well, you don't do it at once. Oh, no. No. You don't have to do it at once. I don't know.

I have no idea. Okay. And I'm like, wow, this is the craziest showcase I've ever seen. And they go, ah, you know, we haven't got the travel bug out of us yet. What's head to Thailand? Whoa. Seven days, seven nights, airfare, everything to Thailand. How are you going to be going on?

It's a lot of time to be gone. And this showcase could be yours if the price is right. And it goes to her. Yeah. So if I were her, I'd want that. Yeah. Correct. Oh, she kept it.

And I'm like, I'm yelling, pass it. Pass it. So you wanted her to pass. You know, you know, you wanted to have it. I wanted it. Okay. Yeah, yeah. I wanted it.

And I'm like, there's no way she's going to pass this. And she goes, pass. Oh, she did pass it. And I said, did you say pass? You can't hear anything, by the way. You can't hear anything. and I'm just going bananas. And they come to me now, guys.

I would like you to write down what you think that showcase goes for. Oh, I have no idea. You're telling us? I don't know. I mean, how much is it tripped? No idea. So all three of those trips?

All three of those trips? 21,000. More than that, maybe. I have no concept of what's going on. Two people. Two people. Round trip, airfare, seven nights, seven days, and all those cities, states, countries, whatever they are.

I'm in. What do you have? 16,500. What do you have? 30,000. What was it? I bid $32,000. I'm like, I have no idea if that's a good bid or not.

I don't know. I don't know either. Yeah. And I'm just like, all right. Oh, you have to bid before she even bids. Yeah, I have to bid before, you know, and then they're like, all right, now, I forget her name. This showcase could be yours if the price is right. New car.

New car. I bet they gave her a car. And they say, they say, let's take a trip back in time to the 90s. Boom. And they open up the door. 100 graphic T's from the 90s. from the 90s. They're setting her up for a big one if they're starting with t-shirts.

Because that's so bad. Then, when you got your t-shirt on, you want to have your own home arcade. And it's a Pac-Man arcade game. Okay, that's weird. They're setting her up. It's a big one. And, you know, what was popular in the 90s? The brand new Ford Bronco!

That's kind of cool. Yeah, that's the best. But like, it's a Bronco from the 90s? No, it's the new version. It's a new version, but they were popular in the 90s. Yeah, they were. Okay. Were you jealous you didn't have that one?

No. But you don't have a car. Like, that would have been great. Oh, yeah. What a storybook ending did that. Yeah, closed. Hey, great, but I could have gone to all these. He had shirts to where to work every day.

These cool places. I mean, how amazing. What did she? I'm going to say that's 32,000. Oh, with the Bronco? Oh, I would think. A brand new Bronco, yeah. Oh, I would think.

No, but the arcade? I don't only factor that that in. I feel like that. were setting all that up. I mean, vintage cheese can get pretty pricey. What did she? No, no, they were like, they weren't like reprint, like printed. Like Target. Oh, okay. I feel like it was all set up to the big one. Okay. Did you know that too when they came up with a couple crappies? Oh, when I saw the t-shirts, I was like, I'm glad I got the trips. Oh, got it. And if you're within $250 without going over, you win both showcases, by the way.

They tell you that at the beginning. What did she bid? 32,000. Is that what I just said? 300. Do I say 32,000? Yeah. Okay. Okay. So then what happens. Then they take a commercial? I got a commercial. Standing around, standing around. And then they're like, all right. It takes like five, ten minutes. I don't know. Hold on. I got a question about that commercial. Why do they need to take commercial break when it's all pre-taped? Well, they have to get stuff.

They reset. Yeah, they reset the stuff and whatever. And so then they come and they give the envelopes to Drew and he comes and they stick them in the back of your little thing. And he goes, all right, let's go to

whatever her name was first. Your showcase was the T's, the blah, the brand new Bronco and you bid 32,300 and he pulls a little card out of the back of her thing. Says the actual retail price is $45,600.

So that's far, but she's below. She's below. Okay. And tomorrow we can have audio of all this. And then he comes to me. And he says, you had the trip to New Orleans. You had a trip to New Orleans.

You had a trip to Greece and a trip to Thailand. To Thailand. You bid $32,000. It goes, pulls out the little card from the back of mine. He goes, the actual retail price. 31,400. Oh, so you went right over it. Oh, I would have, I bet I guess $30,000.

You know what, you get it. All Drew. Whoa. Oh, lunch fox. And I collapsed. On the stage? Yeah. Did you make, it was a funny bit?

I haven't seen it I thought it's funny I just fell down and I just fell down behind the showcase and I was just like that's it but you won

it was over you won the shoes and you won the gym you get to play a game and you won the game and then I walk off they take me off stage and then they have to carry you

dragging and they had me and then they wanted me to stand to the side stage so the camera could still film me and I was just like crying almost basically and I was just down

and then they cut and then the lady's like don't worry about it's okay. It's okay. And I was like, no, it's not. I lost. I lost. But you didn't lost. And I said, don't worry. I'll forget about it 30 minutes. This was amazing. Oh my God. I had so much fun. And then you go back in the back and you sit down at a table and you fill out a bunch of paperwork. They go over a bunch of legal jargon that I had no idea what they were saying. And I was just like, yeah, man, yeah, sounds great. Sounds great. And they just tell you you can't take cash for your

prizes. You can either take the prizes or you can say you don't want them. And you can just say you don't want. Who would do that? Because you've got to pay taxes. But you can reject, like, if you don't want the t-shirts, you could say no to the t-shirts, but yes to the car. I have a question about the shoes. Like, why do they give you seven and a half? No, no, no, you get to pick. I googled the most common size for retail.

Most common size for women. Seven and a half. How much were the shoes worth? $2,000. Each pair? No, they were like a, maybe it's $300. They were like $900 a piece. And you got three pairs?

Yeah. Different sizes? I mean, different, different. Different designs. Did you get to pick out the design? No, no, no. They just show them. Okay.

So your plan from the start was to sell these back. No, I didn't know what I was going to. I had no idea what I did. I don't think there was a plan. I think you're just in a blender. You're in a blender. You don't have a plan. Is that a saying you're in a blender?

I don't know. Because you say you're sometimes you're like in a vacuum. In a vacuum means nothing from the outside's affecting you. Yes. A blender means you're just throwing around checking. It's probably a saying. Would you said it and then he repeated it? Why don't just said it?

Because he said it. I mean, he literally said it. I didn't know if it was like, like the vacuum. I hear people, you're the first person that I started to hear say in a vacuum, and now I hear more people say it. And then now I don't know. I'm like, are there's all these sayings with appliances that I don't know about? Oh, a vacuum's not an appliance.

It's like a vacuum. Like a vacuum. Yeah, I always picture of vacuum cleaner. That's why I never understand when you say it. I'm like, I had to ask my, so therapy cat said it on our podcast. And I was like, I'm sorry. I have to talk to you about. this because you just said in a vacuum and Bobby says that and I don't understand. Never understand it.

I was picturing myself in a shop back. Here's the definition. A space containing little to no matter characterized by pressure significantly lower than the surrounding atmospheric pressure. So it's not a vacuum cleaner but a vacuum is somewhere you are where you're not affected by outside things. Yes. There's no other variables. At least that's what cat was trying to say. And so then now I'm like, well, now do I need to understand what to be in a blender? Lunchbox, what does it mean to be in a Lender. It's just everything is going crazy. Like, it's chaos around you.

Like, it's a world win. You have no idea what's going on. And at one point, like, add to the first three games or whatever, we sit down, there's a commercial break so they can redo the stage and everything. And the producer comes up, how's everybody doing?

I'm like, oh, great. He's like, oh, great. And I was like, man, I can't hear anything. I don't even know what people are bidding. And he goes, well, you can always ask. And that's how I knew I could ask what other people bid. So I was able to bid one dollar over the highest bid. because I had no idea what people were bidding.

So you won all that stuff. What did you win in the game that you played at the beginning? Was it a shoes you bid on? No, a trip to Temecula, California. Oh, that was not in the pack, the game. That was the one to get up there to see Drew. You still get that one? I'm going to Temecula.

I just Googled it. It looks pretty. Really? Where's Temecula? Down there. Down in California? San Diego. So, okay, tomorrow we'll have all the clips.

I was just getting hammered and I thought they're messing with me. Who's the hearing? Why did you not go by Dan? Oh, they just took my idea. and wrote it down. Oh, they did? Yeah. What do you go by?

Daniel. That's on my driver's license. Daniel's on the price is right. I was like, what's happening right here? That was on my driver's license. They just took the driver's license and wrote it down. Do you feel like you won? Oh, yeah, absolutely.

Okay, good. I won it life. I mean, it was amazing. You were right. Yeah. That's my right. Hold on, hold on. How did you know?

Like how? I can sense it. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Stop. Nobody told me. Hold on. He got it right about two weeks ago. no one had a clue for the last five months.

Yeah, you were doing some excellent acting, if I must say. Like even on the phone, think about it. On the phone, he's like, yeah, I was believing the whole three, however many days he was out in L.A. And like, I was believing that. And that means he was lying the entire trip because he got on day one. Yeah, he's a liar. That's pretty good.

That's pretty good. And he made up the whole Valentine's story like that he couldn't get on the episode. I think you went and took pictures, right, to make it seem like that. Well, yeah, I took pictures and everything. So did you even go third day? No. We can't go third day. I can't go through third day.

I can't go. Big liar. I mean. People are going to think on the show tomorrow that it's April Fool is why I wanted to get it all out here. It's a good, good call. Yeah. And we have it here. We'll also do it tomorrow.

Yeah. But also we can do a long form here on podcasts. We can't do that on radio. Yeah, we couldn't be like. And then she rolled a 40. Right. And then she rolled a 40. And I rolled a 40.

And then. And the camera came from the sky. That's awesome. want, I didn't want you to feel like you didn't win. No, no, no. You're a winner, man. I told whoever the lady was that was walking me to go to the legal, she was like, it's okay, you know, don't beat yourself. I was like, look,

I'm going to be, for the next 30 minutes, I'll be like, oh, I said, but that I don't give a crap. Like, this was amazing. And the lady that won, I said, why did you pass? Like, what were you thinking? She goes, I came here to get a car. I needed a car. You should sell yourself buy her car. Well, she got it. She won a

Bronco. Oh, she hit it. Yeah, because she won the showcase showdown. I think and you won, because you're a winner. So because you busted? She wins no matter what. She wins it. And if she doesn't busts, if she busts, she doesn't win it. Right, it would have been two losers. Yeah. Got it. Dang. What a trip. What a story. Do you feel

better about yourself? Like, you always say the world hates me, but man, you won this one. Yeah. And if you guys want to come over, I'm at a watch party at my house tonight. Couldn't invite you guys because you couldn't know. Would you say that the tuxedo was a big factor in the selection? It was a good idea about the group here? It was a great idea. It was a really good idea. So 10% of the winnings?

And that's what he'd do to us. I think that'd be great. Oh, man. Jimmy Chew shoes all around. It was freaking crazy. We all get at one shoe? Hey, did you get your deposit back on the tuxedo since you busted all the buttons and everything? Oh, good point.

I didn't do a deposit, did I just paid for it. Oh? You bought it? No, no, I just rented it. There was no deposit. But if you return it with like... Did you return it with busted up stuff? Yeah, I just threw it in the bag and dropped it off.

She said, thanks. Cool. Well, that is freaking awesome. Yeah, man. Congratulations. Your dream is coming. I'm true. I mean, dude, it was great.

And I left scuff marks all over that stage with those dress shoes. Because this is a nice white stage. I mean, I was just jumping around. Oh, I can't wait to see the edit. I want to see what it looks like. So that's tonight? What times the party? You can come over about 430.

We're going to air it. Is that tonight? At 6. 430. What might be there at 430 to watch it at 6? Yeah, we're going to have dinner and stuff. Okay. At 430?

Oh, yeah. Why don't we get there at 430 then? I'll let the kids run around and have fun. like, it's gonna be crazy. I can't wait. My family didn't even know. So how do they know to come to the party? No, no, my, well, no, my family's not coming to the party.

Oh. But like friends knew that I was going to the price is right. And my wife was like, oh, you know, he's going to be in the crowd. You guys want to come over. And so everybody is coming over. Did you tell your wife? Yeah, my wife knew. You could tell her?

Yeah. You didn't tell anybody else? Scuba. Oh, scuba knew? He didn't tell me. I didn't want to know. Wow. Scuba.

Well, I had to tell him. Scuba because I had to like figure out how to play. Like what to do. Why I thought you didn't because I started to go, I think he got on, not from Scuba, because Scuba didn't tell him. I never want to know stuff because that takes a fine out of it for me. Scuba made me think that I was wrong because he's like, hey, we should just stream it if they show him in the audience, make a big deal about it. And I was like, oh, he didn't get on.

I didn't say that loud. But once Scuba, because Scuba was painting me back the other way. The job, scuba. Yeah. But, yeah, that's cool. So tomorrow will have all the audio. Yeah, I just got. some of it now. They're trickling in right now.

Well, let's not do that. Yeah, yeah. I don't want to really freak out. We're talking about it too early. But we'll do all the audio. To give everybody time to watch it. That's crazy. Yeah, congratulations. That's awesome. All right. We have to go, though.

You feel good? Man, I feel freaking great. It's crazy. You're the first one called. It makes sense. You're the first one called. It's also why you should have got the job. It's freaking announcer at the baseball stadium. Sorry, man.

Maybe if you wore a tuxedo to your audition. That should just be your thing every day You wear a tuxedo everywhere All right You know how good it feels to get that off my chest Were you getting annoyed When I was predicting you were on it Yeah I was just like shut up

Like I was trying not to bring it Shut up man I was trying not to bring it up anymore Because you guys had left it in the past Like because I was a loser And I sucked And I didn't get on And I was like great

You know what I mean It's cool Like the less we bring it up The less more I got to lie And you got to look at my facial expressions And That was great. That's pretty cool, man.

That's awesome, dude. We're proud of you. Tomorrow we'll have a lot more to talk about and think about. Because, again, this just, I was confused at who Daniel was, honestly. They're like, Daniel's on. Okay. Thank you guys for listening. If you want to go over and hear my full interview with Michael Strayhan on the Bobbycast,

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