The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: Is Scuba Steve Leaving The Show? + Should Bobby Have Tipped The Phone Guy? + Country Music Lyrics Game

Episode Date: June 24, 2025

We talked to Scuba Steve after some people suspected he is leaving the show. He clears up the rumors and addressed what he’s really doing. Bobby wanted to know if he should have tipped the guy at the phone store after spending 2 hours with him getting a new phone. We discussed if you can get arrested for peeing on a golf course, Luke Bryan refunding an entire concert,  and how Eddie made his kid’s team practice over Memorial Day Weekend. The show also competes to see who knows more about lyrics to famous country songs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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the show. That's basically what people thought. He's like, Scoba Steve's leaving? Because he was also like in Hawaii or something. Where'd you go? I went to, yeah, Hawaii. One of the islands, Kauai, which is the furthest. So they were like, Scoob Steve's gone to Hawaii.

He's never coming back. And Scuba was like, something big is happening. You're not leaving. You're still here. Yes, yeah. But Scuba is now doing nights on an alternative station here in the building. Yeah, the rock station here, yeah. What is the format?

Well, it's classic rock, but I don't know. It's rock is what I call it, because it's a little bit of now and then. Like what songs do you play? So it's anything from Led Zeppelin to Lincoln Park. So it's a pretty wide span of music. Oh, that's classic. Lincoln Park's classic rock? It's entered into it, yeah.

Well, that's what he's saying, like it feels weird. I think he won't call it classic because it makes him seem older. It does, yeah, because you're playing Lincoln Park and Food Fighters in Green Day, and then you're playing Led Zeppelin and bad company. Yeah. Yes. So your announcement, Scuba? officially is?

Is that I do night 7 to 10 p.m. Central on 105.9 the rock here in Nashville. Wow. Like this guy. Yeah. My first night was last night. How'd it go? It was pretty good.

I had the phone lines going. I took live calls. I had calls from prison come through. Like, it was pretty cool. And I broke the format and I kind of took a piece of year book and I said, F it. And I played a song that I wanted to that wasn't in the music log because I wanted to. So it was a lot of fun.

On your first day. My first day, I was like, screw, dude. Some guys, like, you guys always play the same song from Kiss. You know, I love rock and roll, whatever it is. I'm like, we do play that a lot. No, I think probably I want to rock and roll all night. Well, yes, that one. Yeah, yeah.

And I was like, dude, what do you want to hear? And he gave me his top three and I picked the random one. We didn't play that one. I forget which one he picked. But I played whatever one he wanted. Dang, look at you, Rebel. Taking requests, huh? Rebel with a cause.

And that cause is just sticking in your age. Your Scoob of Steve Knights. Do you have the cool things that are like, yeah, that's right. He's a bad boy to your mom, Scoobo Steve Knights. I don't know, whatever they do. They haven't given me any imaging yet. I'm thinking they're probably waiting to see how I do before they put any investments in me. Weren't you thinking about saying something like, I'm going to put you to bed.

Scoobo Steve. He puts the F and F off. Scoba Steve. Yeah, I haven't done anything yet. So, like, what's your persona? I think it's just me, just a guy talking to whoever's listening and just relaxed and enjoying the show and the music. I don't really have like a stick or anything, just being me. Well, I think, though, to be fair, it's not always who you're not.

It's what part of you are you amplifying. I think I'm amplifying the like the dude in me the guy who likes to relax smoke weed hang out, listen to music, hang out with my friends So do you talk about your activities? I haven't gotten into you

I kind of planned on doing like a whole week roll out of like who I am so they can understand me as a person and then start getting into bits and segments and stuff like that well the weird thing is Amy's like your activities and like a lot of states that's just like buying a beer. It is yeah I know but I didn't know like I didn't know Scoo Steve did Like, does he do it now?

Like, on the regular? What? What do you've been? Scoba, Steve? I'm going to call him Reef or Steve. You know what I mean? Oh. Wow.

The reef and reaper. Scuba Steve nights. I knew in his past he did it. I didn't know now, you know, he's married. He's a dad. And not that there's anything wrong with that. Maybe he needs to just like. There's nothing wrong with being married and a dad.

No. But he needs a little, some, some to like relax. But I don't know if he like takes gummies. Does he smoke? What? Yeah, he's a dealer. Do you want some, Amy? Right there.

What do you need? Wow. Okay. I just didn't know if that was old scuba or current scuba. I don't know. Scoba can answer. Yeah, I mean, it's so different than when someone cracks open a beer. I don't see why smoking a bowl is a big problem.

I'm not driving or going anywhere. So I'm just at the house. But like right now, in your life, where you are in this stage, you smoke a bowl? Yeah. What exactly is a bowl? It's a beer. It's like a bowl of something. Is it really a bowl?

Yeah, it's just a glass pipe and they call it a bowl. A glass pipe with a little bowl at beer. And smoking a joint is way too much weed for me at this age. so I just would, you know, pack a small bowl and smoke it. So, again, again, that bit where I was shotgunning a beer, people love that freaking thing. I like so stupid. I didn't realize how stupid I looked.

I didn't realize the beer was, it wasn't a beer. I was doing a carbon in water, but I've never shotgunned a beer. I've never shotgunned anything, so I tried. I didn't realize all of it was coming out of the top. Yeah. I thought, I'd get myself a B-plus because it's like, a lot of this is gone. I didn't realize I, like, poured it out of the top. Yeah.

Yeah. So, but I'd never shotguned anything, so I didn't understand. really the physics behind it or what happened. The same thing with a bowl. So I'd never smoke weed. I always thought you like poured it in a bowl and then everybody like took something out or something. I never really know what. Oh, like a bowl, like a cereal bowl.

Yes, like a bowl. Okay. It's a glass pipe. You can buy them at any like tobacco store. Spell it. Spell it. B-O-W-L. The same way you would spell bowl?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. At the end of the pipe, there's a little teeny tiny bowl and that's what you put it in. Really? Yeah, well, not teeny tiny. But it's not a bowl, though, is it? It looks like a bowl. If it was bigger, it'd be a bowl. You'd think it was a bowl, but it's a tiny bowl.

Like a pipe, the old guy sitting on the car porch. That's a bowl, though, on a pipe. That's what it is. Same thing. Oh, it's open? Yeah, it's open. Glass blown, usually they have designs and stuff. Well, you can tell, I have no drug culture in me.

Doesn't it have like a hole on the side of it? Yeah, a carb. So you put your finger on the carb and then you light it and you drag it and pull it in. You let go on the carb to get the stuff in your body. There's a little science to it. I'm looking at the anatomy of a cannabis pipe. Bowl, carb, chamber, mouthpiece. How about that?

Yeah, no. I have no understanding of drug culture. Well, that drug, but... I mean, I've been, any, I know from, like, people use it, but everybody where I grew up smoked weed, but I just wasn't around it enough to know the intricacies of it. Same thing with meth. I was around a lot of meth, but I don't know, like, what they were using.

I would see, like, bottles of bleach and some pseudofetti type, even, like generic suitafetti stuff around at times, but I didn't really know how it worked, because I was like, I'm out of here, man, not good for me. But I didn't understand what a bowl meant, but now I do. Look at me. I already learned something from Scoob, Steve Nights.

Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Smoke it. All right, well, congratulations on your first night, buddy. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. Pretty cool. I was at the cell phone store yesterday. Well, I went to Apple.

My iPhone that I had forever, I think it was like three back. I had it for a few years. It died like twice a day. It started dying twice a day over the past couple of months. My battery was getting really weak. So I got to go get a new phone. So I got a new phone. This is my new phone.

It looks like my other phone. but it's whatever the new version is. There's really nothing that different about it so far that I see except for I have a terabyte of storage now instead of like 500. And there's now this Apple AI button on the side of it that identifies anything and tells you exactly what it is. Did you pay extra for that? I just got whatever the phone was.

Well, I just, oh, is that what this is? You have it, yeah, you have it. Ooh, what does it do? Tell me. So if you take a picture of something, anything, it'll tell you what it is. And I was like doing it on trees and stuff. I did it on my dog. Like, really? I'm going to take a picture of you and see if it tells me who you are.

I'm, no, who I am. Or what you are? Well, that's cool, too. Wait, tell, because you're. What if you take a picture of me and it goes, closet and homosexual? Well, she says nothing. Would you believe it? Okay, hold on.

What do I do? Take a picture? Yeah. Okay, and then what? Because people will DM my wife all the time, don't you know he's gay? And I'm like, if I was gay, I would just be gay. That's not the wrong with being gay. So I would just be gay.

And she's like, do these people think they, I don't know if they're like trolling or if they really think I'm like secretly gay. Okay, I'm doing it. It's not telling me anything. It has to not be a person. It'll probably do my glasses if you're up close. It'll go, Rayband, this version. You're across the room from me, Amy. No, I see you.

Okay. Did you take the picture first or do you take the picture with that button? Well, I took a picture with a button, but it's not doing anything. Okay. So watch. Okay. I hit the button. It brings this up.

The camera? Okay. Yeah. So I'll do my women's deodor. Smells like teen spirit. Yeah. Okay. Did you get it?

You're not showing up as anything. Okay. Sorry. But it's, wow, it's magnetized times 25. Yeah, now I'm not even getting it. Whatever, it worked yesterday. This isn't going well. Well, I'm still.

That's what that is, though. Amy's still trying, she's getting. I got it. So just hold it down, Amy. Okay. Lunchbox, you're going to try it on your phone? So boom, watch. Secret deodorant.

See how I took the picture of it? Sorry. You know how you half hold something down, Amy, but not fully? Uh-huh. Yeah, that took a bullet. Look. I think that gives you options. Now it links me to all the options,

and I can also buy what I just take a picture of. Okay. Huh. That's cool. You just hold the button now? Yeah, do you know how you half hold it, like halfway? Okay. Like without a hard push?

Just like a gentle push? Yeah. Okay. Let me do you. Gentle push. Well, nothing happened with you. I don't think humans. work. Well, now I'm taking a video. I don't know.

Got her. What's it say? It gave me a 1-800 number if I need help. Perfect. I'm just kidding. Look, it shows our show. I took a picture to Amy and it shows a bunch of videos from our show. Whoa. I'm not doing it right. Yeah, no crap. Is it this button up here or down here? Down there, but you have to like a half push. I don't understand what I mean by half push. Like that's... It's like a woman. You got to be gentle with it. Okay. Scooba Steve Knights. Half push.

Now I'm taking a video. Yeah, that's okay. It don't matter. Maybe I didn't get the... You probably got a fancier film than me. I was there for like two hours yesterday because I was just trying to transfer my number from my old phone to this phone,

and there was some kind of block in there for some reason. And the poor guy sat there for two hours. We called, they were like, please hold. We had to call... So the question is, I sat with the guy at this cell phone place. I didn't buy the phone to the cell phone place. I bought the phone at Apple

because the cell phone place didn't have a two terabyte or a one terabyte holder. Would you have tip the guy? Ooh, at the phone store? Two hours. Would you have tipped the guy? I wouldn't even have thought of tipping the guy at the phone store. Like, no.

No, because maybe he's going to be there with the two hours and no matter what. Two hours. I'm just asking if you would. I don't think that would cross my mind. I don't think it's bad if you do, but that just wouldn't have crossed my mind. Why would you tip him? Because it's like literally he's just doing his job. Right. Literally.

And he probably, he could. And literally, I understand that. But he put in a lot of effort and made so many calls. and like he was frustrated with me. We said that for two hours. He didn't want to have to be dealing with that. I'm not even saying that I did. I just started to question it about an hour in.

I'm like, oh man, this guy's putting an extra effort than just somebody who works at the store. And you're grateful. So like how would you, just because it didn't cross my mind doesn't mean that it shouldn't happen. So I guess I'm curious how, whether you did it or not, how would you go about? Like when you're leaving, you just kind of like do like a high five

and like slip him 100 and be like, thank you. Slip's always weird. Slip him 100 in the bill. Well, okay. You would do a, if you would do a, Geez. Bobby's not going to tip him 20. That's a lot.

I feel like $20. Okay, I'll say this. I'm sitting there about an hour and I'm like, I have to tip this guy because he's really putting an extra effort. Yeah, yeah, yeah, five bucks. So when he was done, I said, hey, can I tip you guys? I just asked him. And he was like, yeah, I guess. Because that's not a job that normally gets tipped.

And he wasn't asking for a tip. And he was like, yeah, I guess. And I was like, dude, because I really appreciate the help. And so I get him $100. Wow. I'm very confused by it. Like if he's not with you, guess what he's going to be doing? He's going to be with someone else.

That's great. Yeah, but Bobby's saying he appreciated his effort. Maybe not everybody would have made all those calls. They might just be like, hey, dude, you're going to have to go. Or maybe they would have acted irritated they had to do it. Or maybe they would have split off because they're probably also making commission on sales as well. I don't think they do at the Apple store. It's not the Apple store.

I bought the phone at the Apple store. I was at the phone store. Oh, I thought the same thing. Yeah, he meant just whatever store. Yeah, whatever store. No, no. Apple store, I don't think they make commission. But at this store, my provider, no free ads, I feel like he could have been selling things.

They probably make commissions off things. And he sat there with me for two hours. So, yes, I tipped him. That's a weird question to ask. Can I tip you? And then I gave him $100. When you tip, do you think about what they could possibly buy with that money? Honest to God, when I went through my head is, I said he's probably making around $13 an hour.

And if I give him $100, after taxes, he's making around $10. bucks an hour. If I give him a hundred bucks, it's like a whole extra day's pay. Yeah. So that's what I thought. And I was like, and I have it. I have cash. I was like, I was like, I was happy to do it. Yeah, because I was like, all right, you know what? I'll slip you five, dude. Get yourself a soda from the store. Oh, I didn't think like that. Or like 10 bucks. Get yourself a burger. See, 1952. Well, you think about like the level of tip is like, well, what can you possibly buy with this? $10.00. I thought about possibly what he made and how I could hopefully like make his life a little easier with bills. I mean, that's cool.

Cell phone stores and their sales reps earned commissions on sales in addition to their base hourly wage. So I felt like those two hours that he was giving to me, he missed out on other amounts of money. Now that's nice of you. I just would have never crossed my mind. It was a weird ask though. I'm not going to act like I'm in trying to get the

Nobel Peace Prize. After about an hour, it crossed my mind because he had dedicated so much time to me. I've also had jobs where I depended on other people's tips. And I'm like, man, I wonder if he's missing out of money because people were coming in the store and other people Did you end up buying, like whatever you were doing? Was there any exchange of money for that?

So he didn't make any commission. He literally just shifted the number and we had to wait on hold with all these different places inside the company. It was a mess. And I don't know why it was such a mess, but it was a mess. But anyway, I tipped him. And I felt like that was the least weirdest way instead of like slipping him stuff. I drop it on the ground. He's like, what are you going trying to grab my hand, dude?

I was like, do you guys take tips? He was like, yeah, I guess. And so that was it. Which means no one ever tips them. Exactly. Correct. So you're surprised. Correct.

That's cool. Thank you. I was doing it for the cool point. Just wondering what you guys would have done. I think after an hour, though. I didn't think about it until we had about the hour mark. It wasn't like I went in with the idea of, I thought they could just switch it over in five minutes. One phone to the other, and there was something wrong.

I think it's a security thing for some reason on me. My medical records are all covered up, too, with some weird security thing. Your medical records? Mm-hmm. Why? Why? No one should have access to those anyway, but you mean you can't even? Even at a hospital. No, at a hospital, only certain people can get into my medical records. Maybe because you checked that box when you checked in.

That's right. You say nobody can know about this. Somebody put that on me early on because of my job. That's cool. I found out about this from when I was getting out all my vertigo stuff, they call it like breaking a glass ceiling kind of thing within records. Like because you're a notable person, they protect your records more than normal. Because people who just generally work at the hospital They can get access to anybody's records I didn't know this, I didn't ask for this

But I did find out where they were like I think I was getting my bottle Fixed, I had torn my bottle And they were like, who are you? And I was like, what do you mean? But when y'all are filling out paperwork, do you put what you do and where you work? At one point though, somebody recognized me And put that cover on

But they ask you, what's your job? I just write an employer. I just write a blank. Who's your employer? employer. Yeah. Self-employed. But then I get busted because on our insurance card, it literally says I heart media.

I know. Yeah, but insurance is like the person that works at the desk more than the, I don't think they care. Yeah. And the person at the desk could recognize you, password to the nurses. Nurses tell the doctors, I freak out. One time I was in a doctor's appointment and I did not want anybody to know what it was. Like, I was like, I don't even want to be here talking about this.

Like, I don't want to be here. Imagine the butthole doctor. Trust me. I know. I go to that too. But I'm just saying. I was at an appointment. and I didn't.

And so I'm talking to the doctor. He's a guy. There's a nurse in the room because a female has to be present. And then she's like, well, and I'm like thinking, yeah, there's no way they know who I am at for sure. So just be honest. Don't be embarrassed. So I start talking. And then she's like, oh, well, what about your headphones?

Oh. Does she just mean like headphones because everybody listens to headphones? Or is she talking about like my job in the morning? And I was like, now they know. Yeah, that's like I was at the doctor the other day getting my knee looked at. And I was sitting in there waiting for the doctor to come in. And this surgeon buss in the room is like, I'm not your doctor, but I just got to tell you. I love the show.

And in the surgery room, they now wear truck nuts if you mess up because of our show. I heard that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The nuts that you wore? Wait, if they messed up in surgery, they have to wear the truck nuts? That's funny.

Like messed up how? No, no, like messed up. Like, they didn't have the machine on when they were supposed to. They weren't scrubbed in where they were supposed to. So they have little truck nuts. They put on their shirt and they have to wear all week. And if you get four truck nuts in one week, you get the big truck nuts around your neck. And then when they're doing surgery, they play all of our games.

You're getting put under and all of a sudden your doctor shows up with truck nuts all over his body. Yeah, because like if I am going to the doctor and I see truck nuts on their jacket and be like, what are those? And what are they supposed to say? Oh, just some truck nuts because I messed up at my job. I'm out of here. Yeah. Well, you can't because you're going to put under. They're really excited and I was like, man, that's kind of funny.

It is funny. The truck nuts, yeah. I couldn't hide anywhere. I was just trying to get my knee looked at this. We've moved on from that you part, to the truck nuts, but everybody keeps going. No, no, man, they recognize me. No, they recognize me. So one time I was going into surgery and for my finger and the nurse is like, oh my gosh.

That wasn't the point of the whole thing. The point was not that. To go around and talk about what we've been recognizing the donor. It was kind of funny. She's like, oh, big fan. I love the show, whatever. So good luck in your surgery. Thank you.

And my wife was there. When I came out from like the surgery, I was, under still coming out of the whatever anesthesia and I didn't have underwear on and my wife said I was like where's that girl I was in the show she took my underwear wait why for your fingers you're underbell? I don't know when my wife said you can't say that you're like she was quiet I don't know why his underwear was off because you wear that robe to go to surgery yeah that I've got a catheter I don't know oh did you have to get a catheter she's I don't think so I don't think so no no it was finger

I don't think I need to... A big fan saw your penis. What in the world? The worst. That's the worst. Scoobes to unite. Yeah, man. It was, yeah.

Oh my gosh. You'll listen to your name. So shut out to that surgeon. If you went camping and you woke up and you went to sleep in like your normal clothes camping and you woke up and your underwear is completely gone. Would you tell anybody? Oh. If you went can't even knew.

Say it again. Say it again. Say it again. No. What is it? That's stupid. The original joke is not underwear The original joke is like eighth grade

It's like if you went camping and you woke up And your butt was really sore Oh gosh Would you tell anybody and the person goes No and the person goes gonna go camping That's That's terrible You got never heard that joke

No I've never heard it Morgan has neither because she was looking at me like Is that real? No well I'm so confused I don't think I quite get it It means So Here I'll play it out

Do it with me Eddie. Yeah, what's up, man? You and I were camping. Mm-hmm. And we were in the same tent, and you fell asleep. But after you woke up, you woke up, and your ball was really sore. Would you tell anybody?

Oh, no way, dude. No, I wouldn't tell anyone. You want to go camping? Okay, I got it now. I got it now. I don't see girls doing that. Yeah, probably not the way a girl tells the joke. Is that what you're saying?

That's it. Okay. Anyway, my point was, I'd like to shout out. I'm not going to say where, but he knows who he is. But that's pretty cool that your medical records. Our medical records are sealed. I don't know that yours are. I don't know that yours are.

I didn't know mine was. I would assume that we're all celebrities and we live that lifestyle. So that might be, but maybe you go to a different doctor than I do. So maybe he does. You think so? Yeah. Yeah. That was at the point.

The point was there was some weird security on my phone. They would have let me in. Anyway. I mean, it is weird to me that doctors like listen to our show, like search and it's like, That's crazy. They're just people. Hey, not many, I bet. No, they're just people.

They put their pants on one leg at a time like us. No, no, no. It is weird when it's not just doctors. A lawyer. A judge. Yeah. Even. Like, people that are just really educated.

I feel like that whole office listened to us because everybody was stopping by my room before my doctor came up. Now everyone. I mean, the lady from billing. It looked like Rudy whenever put their jersey down. The lady from billing. Yeah, she came walking out and she was like. The chick flay across the street from the doctor's office. The office word got over to them.

I'm just telling you, the billing lady came by and said something. I won't say it because I don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. Go ahead. Well, I was like I'm going to say. Oh, mine is also about penises, sort of. My friend went golfing with her husband, and he had, they were at like a nice, they got invited to this nice, like, club. And it was through her friend, like, she was able to get on the course.

And she surprised him with it. And he had to go to the bathroom. And he peed, like, behind a tree on the golf course. and she was mortified and I was like, yeah, I mean, you could get in trouble for that, I'm sure. No, you can't. That's not sexual. It's not.

But you're still, but if you're on a trail and you pee and somebody comes upon you, it could be, it's exposure. Yeah, that's true. I had a friend of mine who, he went golfing with some dude and he did that and there were some kids in their backyard and he got arrested. I got arrested. If there are kids in a backyard, but if you're just peeing behind a tree, you look around first to see where you're peeing.

It's like peeing anywhere. If I'm going to pee anywhere in public, you know what you do, everybody? You look around, make sure there's not an angle which anybody can see your penis, and then you pee outside. Okay, I just didn't know if that was a thing because y'all golf, like, do you all ever pee on the golf course? Every time. Every time, yes. I did it at Pebble Beach. That was awesome.

Eddie did it in this family's backyard while the kids were at the pool. No, no, no, I didn't. Ever since I heard that story, you got arrested. I have my head on a swivel. I don't even know that story would be true. It's true. Okay, how do you know? My buddy told me that.

Your buddy told you what happened to a buddy? While they were golfing together. So a telephone game. No, no, no, they were together. Do we know the buddy? No, he's not with us anymore. Okay, exactly. He died.

I'm not saying it hasn't happened. In prison? He did go to jail, but not even dying jail. My point is this. If you're going to pee in public, most guys know to do a quick 360 look around and make sure there's nobody that can see your penis. Okay, I just didn't know that like y'all peeing on nice golf courts, I mean, nice or. If you got to go, you got to go in the municipal.

Okay, maybe. What's the difference? I'm saying, I was like a nice. Kids that live near a muni, they didn't affect them if they see your business. No. Kids that live near a rich golf course, you go to jail. I guess I just would think there would be rules. No.

The rule is not just golf course, but anywhere, especially woods. You can pee anywhere. Just look around. You can pee pee anywhere if there's nobody else around and there's woods. Okay. I pee on the golf course probably 90% of the time. Because you're already in the woods. Anyway, you hit your ball there.

So, why not just pee? Okay. All right. Yeah. It's a thing. lunchbox? I love reality shows, and I had no idea. Ashanti and Nelly were getting a reality show.

It's coming out, I guess, in a few months, and I had no idea they were, hey, I didn't know they were together. I guess they have a kid together, they're not going to show their kid, but it was revealed they're getting a reality show. What's a show called? That's a good question. I don't know what it doesn't say. Ashanti and Nelly?

It'd be some kind of play on one of his songs, probably, like country grammar or something. Getting Hot and Her. We belong together. The name of their song, they did together. Really? It's called We Belong Together. Nellie and Ashanti, we belong together. Look at you, dude. You knew exactly how they would name that show. That's cool. Yeah, I'm like, I have no idea. I don't see it anywhere.

It was a quick Google search for me. Well, I'm on the People magazine article about them not going to be showing their kid. I didn't know they had a kid together. I love you. And Nellie, I need you. Oh, good. That's cool of them to. No matter what to do.

All I think about is you. No matter what. my dude. Here we go. All I think about is you. Even when I'm with my crew, all I days are over you. No matter what I do, all I think about is you. What's the name of the show again?

We belong together. We belong together. I don't know. I thought that was Dilemma. That is Dilemma. I'm doing Dilemma. Yeah, but that's the song they do together. Oh. So. Did they do both together? No, that's the one. Kelly Rowland was a girl from, yeah, Destiny's Child was in Dilemma. And Tim McGraw was in. over and over and over and over and over again.

And then We Belong Together is We belong together. That's Mariah Carey. That's like a Taylor Swift. Now that's we are never, ever, ever, ever getting back together. Is that even a song of theirs? I thought it was a song, but I don't think it's an only song now that I'll think about it. I think of Mariah Carey. We belong together.

Maybe it's not a song lyric or a title. But then why? They have body on me. Do it. Sing it. Body, body, body, body on me. That's right. Body, body, body on me.

All right, cool. It's on Peacock. You said that? I didn't say where it was. They just said they were going to get a show, and they're not going to show their kid, and who knew they were getting a reality show? I didn't know they were still big enough to get a reality show.

Reality shows aren't always about if they're big enough. It's can they provide content that will be viral enough because all the people at Ray's show that he watches, like Blow Deck. Love Island. below deck or what's the bar? Vanderpump.

Like until Vanderpump was on housewives, they're not famous already, but they do things that make them famous. Got it. Love Island, my sister-in-law watches that show, I think, like every night. I have she put a kid to bed. The thing comes on like five nights a week or something.

Or maybe seven nights a week. No, people that are obsessed. Ready, you watch it? Yeah, casually with my wife, but it is every, it's an every. So I guess that whatever happens the day before, then airs the next day. So you're basically watching it in real time. Every day except Wednesdays.

Wow. Premiere on Peacock and Bravo. It feels like a faster version of the show we watch when the NFL season's about to start on HBO. Hard knocks. Hard knocks. They do it week to week and they show you the last week and we're like, how do they get it on so fast? They do this the next night. That's crazy.

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Kind of. Dun-un. No, I know what it is. I don't have ever seen the whole thing or if I just know that... What do you mean? We're going to need a bigger boat? I know all the cliches, all the references,

but I don't know if ever sit and watch the movie. Why? Well, so this is about the young boy that was on it, like kind of one of the main actors. There's this whole write-up on him that was super interesting. So he went in and he caught Steven Spielberg's attention because his brothers were auditioning for the role and he was just mimicking his brothers

like in the corner with his mom. And he's the one who actually got the part. And then he talks about how he never actually saw the entire movie until like several years later because his parents kept ducking his head under the seats when all the bad stuff was happening. Even though he was in it? Yeah. So they wouldn't actually let him see the movie. And he admitted like he didn't go into the water for several years because he was afraid of sharks after that movie.

Yeah, that whole story's crazy if true. He's 57. How upset would you be if you were his brother? Oh, you'd hate him. Or the brothers that actually did the audition. Was he the youngest of all three, I wonder? That would be why he's so young. The parents didn't let him audition, but you're probably looking for the cutest kid.

And if there's the youngest kid who's doing everything else, the other older ones are doing, you probably hired that one. Yeah, and he wasn't even like part of it. He was really just there because his mom had to bring him along. That's weird. Yeah, good story. Eddie? So Fanatics Fest, it's a huge festival, sports memorabilia, but a lot of athletes go.

And they have this thing called Fanatics, I think, competition or whatever. And this is where athletes, regular people all compete. quarterback challenges. 100 people. Yeah, soccer challenges, all kinds of sports challenges, like even hockey goals, stuff like that. Well, the guy that got third place was a PE teacher from Pennsylvania. It's like you got third place out of all these athletes. So 50 athletes and 50 normal people went into this.

And so, yeah, and it was shoot into a washer dryer with hockey. It was around the world basketball. It was like a throwing contest. It was a W.W.E. Entrance. So it wasn't like your. competing against straight athleticism pro athletes. So there were some fun

things involved too. Yeah. And so he got third place, which means he got a LeBron James rookie card. Like, so awesome. Worth a lot of money. Well, who got first place was Tom Brady. Oh, wow. Tom Brady won the whole thing. And he got a million dollars. So when

they put all the prizes out and gave everyone their prize, Tom's like, hold on, I want to buy that LeBron card from the guy. So Tom Brady took his money, gave the guy $250,000 for the LeBron rookie card. Oh, wow. He gave all the money up, too.

He gave every player $5,000 that he beat. Because it's Tom. He didn't need the money. Yeah, he didn't need the money. So he gave everybody that he beat $5,000. And then he bought the card. And then he gave the rest of charity. I don't know how much was left over.

But yeah. Eli Manning was in it. I think James Hardin was hard. So did Eli Manning get $5,000? I don't think he gave the athletes $5,000. I think all the regular people. Yeah. Okay.

I thought that was so cool. That's a fun conversation. Because the guy was like, I mean, I don't know what I'm going to do with his rookie card. Maybe sell it eventually, but even better, Tom Brady bought it from him. The owner of the commanders was looking for the most expensive Jaden Daniels rookie card at the whole festival and he found it with a person and gave him $250,000 for it. That's so cool. Maybe half a million.

And I think half a million was it. Whatever it was, it was some significant number. He was like, who has the most expensive, most valuable Jaden Daniels card and some guys like, I have it here? And then he paid him whatever that amount was. Because they have these like, Amy, they have this like huge convention center full of just people selling cards and the stuff on there is crazy. Remember we saw?

Whose birth certificate did we see? Was it Mike Tyson's? Somebody, like some boxer's birth certificate or maybe Michael Jordan? I think it was Michael Jordan's birth certificate for sale right there. $500,000 he bought the Jaden Daniels card for the owner of the commanders.

Jaden Daniels plays quarterback for the commanders. He was a rookie last year. Wow. Pretty cool stuff. There you go. Let's see. I can play the Luke Bryan stuff. You may have seen this over the weekend.

So here is Luke's having trouble singing He got sick He was in Arkansas doing the show Played the clip Ray I'm on a refund everybody Their tickets tonight And we're gonna keep doing the show Okay

So he was sick He had to cancel two shows Before that he was on In Northwest Arkansas And as you can hear his voice is not good And he tried to get through The first part of it But he knew it was so bad

And he was like I can't So we're gonna give everybody their money back And then we're also gonna keep doing the show So you guys sing along It was a really cool moment Because one, he could have kept the money.

And two, he could have said, we're finding everybody. I'm going to go to bed. I'm not feeling well. Yeah. He gave the people what they wanted. That was fun. That was in Rogers? Yeah, Roger, sure.

Skis-skooba, Steve Knights. Leslie Bibb and Sam Rockwell both were in White Lotus this last season. They did not play characters that ever really met each other in the season. Because they were like, that show was all separate. They've been together 18 years and not married. Which one is she? She is of the women that were there together in the group, not the one that's the actress. She's kind of the Texan.

Got it from Austin. Yep. Got it. Oh, yeah, her haircut went viral. Like, everybody wanted to get her short hair. I did, for sure. Did you? Yep.

Nobody even noticed. Piss me off. I came in. So they're like Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. They've been together 18 years and they said, if any broke, don't fix it. I completely agree. Everybody has what works. and it does seem like a long time to be together

but just because it's weird doesn't mean it's wrong yeah it's weird but who cares if it works for them and they're happy I just see people all over like get married why if they not one of them are like we need to write who cares let people just be happy Sam Rockwell man he's a good actor

like he plays so many different roles when I'm like dude this guy's crazy but then you've seen interviews like oh he's normal yeah I think for me that recent person is baby Billy oh yeah he's good actor too I think I just didn't see him in enough stuff Walton Goggins.

Yeah. And now that I've seen him in like three or four things playing completely different people, I'm like, dude's so legit. And it's like he's 53. And I'd say in the last couple years he really started to, as I say, he's really starting to get his flowers. People are like recognizing him being awesome just generally.

Oh, I even saw him in a couple commercials now, which is cool. Good for him. Yeah. He's, Mike, he's good, huh? Yeah. He's kind of like Pedro Pascal, who in like the last three or four years have been so in demand.

Let's finish Tuesday Reviews Day. So I did mine, Todd Gun Maverick. I thought it was good. Four out of five. nuclear bombs. It's the same thing happening right now. What's crazy is, Oh, yeah. I think about that. America flies in and bombs Iran, and they have to put it right into the, that's exactly what they did in that. Those bunker bombs. They have to go through all those canyons? No, they're not, they weren't in canyons there. Well, and they weren't manned.

I mean, yes, they were, sorry. Huh? Nothing. The planes were manned. I know. There are B2 bombers. It flew all the way from freaking Missouri. Louisiana. I thought it was Louisiana. No, Missouri. They flew from the United States. They flew from Missouri. Missouri, and they sent some off to the west and some to the east to kind of throw it off. There was a dude who tweeted, hey, I think you just saw some stealth bombers over the house in Missouri, and he, like, was the first one to see them. It was like when they found Osama bin Laden and someone, like, tweeted, or when those helicopters landed, and someone's like, I just saw some helicopters, and it was the Middle East.

Oh, yeah. And it turns out that was our seals landing to kill freaking Osama bin Laden. So, dumb question, but, like, you know, when you fly to, like, London, it's like, oh, jet lag and, like, People take a nap and sleep. Like, how do you go from Missouri to? They do. They do sleep. They do sleep.

They refuel in the air and the pilots rotate. Twice. Two pilots. They have beds in there. Okay. Wow. And the B2 is a, it looks like a stealth bomb. I've done a deep dive on all this.

Like, how do you, and I don't think they slept. I think they, these two people, these two pilots, I think they ran raw dog. Because there's two people on a plane? Two pilots on a plane? There's two seats. And that's it. On the B2. On this one specifically.

I don't think they slept. I think they green-eated up, which would mean, because if you're going into battle, again, I know there are beds. I saw the inside one too, it looked pretty sick. This specific incident,

I read I don't think they slept. I think they flew out, stayed awake, did they're shooting. Maybe on the way back they could have got some little shut-eye. Yeah, after it's all over. Maybe on the way back.

Sure. But I think on the way there. A little shut eye. From what I read. And there was no going down and, like, in Top Gunn, where they have to go down. The canyons.

Yeah. But also, like, we, they knew we were coming in Iran. They knew we were coming. If they were going to get uranium out, they'd have already. We tipped them off. Like, we're coming. And then they tipped us off when they bombed our base. Right.

I was looking yesterday. Is that a thing? It's like wrestling. It's like, we're coming. Guys, we got 24 hours. We're coming. Get everyone out. Yeah.

The B2 Spirit, a strategic self-bomber, has 172 foot wingspan, a 69 foot length, to 17 foot height. It's powered by the GEF 118-100 turbo fans. It goes through. When I read about it to is you don't see it on a radar. What you do see is about the size of a a fist, that's the only part of it that can even be detected.

About the size of a fist on a plane that big. So like a heart size of a human heart? But it doesn't even register on the radar. They didn't know we were coming. That's awesome. But they flew it out of St. Louis. Wow. Or out in Missouri, a basin near Missouri, all the way over.

Flew down. And then come on back. Came on back. A little shut eye. Maybe on the way back. Maybe on the way back. And they had to refuel twice in the air. And that's like the thing where they kind of go next to a plane

and the plane refueles it. Yeah, or they stick the stick out? Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, pretty cool. I'm looking at it now. Thanks for looking all that up. I would have never done that deep dive. Thank you.

I was curious, one, where did it come from? It came from Middle America. Wow. And then when I read, they sent some off to one side and some off to the other just to throw off. And then I saw the guy that had tweeted. I just didn't go to sell some stealth bombers overhead. Oh, that was pretty cool. So, you know, I saw Top Gun, gave it four out of five.

Amy did yours. Yeah, strong. Mike? I did mine. 28 years later, 4.5 at 5. I can't wait to watch that. You're going to love it. I love zombie stuff.

I hate scary movies, love zombie stuff. Lunchbox. Yeah, Squid Game Season 2. You watched it? Oh my gosh. This show, it is the sickest show ever, but it might be the best show ever. Yeah, you love it.

It's really good. It is so good. It is so awful, but it is so good. And then season three is like coming out soon. In three days. Oh, my. My goodness, I'm so excited. It is fantastic.

Fantastic. So season three was made as season two, the second half of season two. But it was so long they broke it up into two and three now. So we're going to get that. And then they're saying they're not going to do anymore, except they may do spinoffs, but they're going to do no more, probably no more squid game. Right, Mike, after this? Yeah, I mean, they could do it in different countries.

Ooh, American Squid Game. Well, they tried the reality show version of it, but they didn't kill people. Right, right. Do you see the Mr. Beast thing where he had his buddy and he wanted him to lose 100 pounds? So he built him a gym. If he lived in the gym, he'd give him a quarter million dollars if he lost 100 pounds. It was pretty cool. Yeah.

But then did the trainer die or something? That's what I'm going off. They almost didn't put out the video because about, I think maybe a month or so into it, the trainer who he, like, formed a relationship with died. How? They didn't say. They said he was, like, found in his home one day, like, dead. What?

I didn't know that. I wasn't related to the. No, no, no, no, no, no. But you see him in the video... His final words are, beast did it. You see him in the video reacting to the news, and then he does it to, like, honor him. Oh, dang, because I saw the setup,

and then I saw the end, because I didn't watch this... Is it a series or one big video? It's one big video. Okay, so I didn't watch the whole... I watched the beginning... I guess I watched clips of the big video. Yeah.

And, like, he had, like, inside of it, like, all the fruit and vegetables and stuff, and all the machines. I didn't know somebody died. Yeah, I think about, like, 60 pounds into it, the trainer dies. and they don't say why? No.

Dang, that's kind of sad. I thought it was just a cool... That's why they almost didn't put it out. Yeah, so he built, bought this land, or at least rent of the land, built a gym, but he could live in it and had all the food

and he told his buddy he'd give him all that money for lots of 100 pounds. How long to take him? You know? I don't remember. I mean, months, right? It was like...

Oh, for sure months. Yeah, yeah. Maybe like five months or something? That's quick. For 100 pounds? It took me a year. Yeah, I thought I mean, this is like

Big was a loser Yeah Look at up. Yeah, no, I just saw the video I just saw the video and watched some clips of it I don't even know, I didn't know that was about it Man, Mr. Bisse, he spends like $4 million Bucks video, huh? Yeah, and then he has to ask his mom

for wedding money. Yeah, because he's broke. Because he spends four million a video. Yeah, he probably makes $20 million per video. No, no, yes, that's how you do it. That's a business, dude. That's business. Yeah, you know that.

You ever think you can get that money? I am. He's trying to get that money. Yep. Yeah. What are you doing now to get that money? Right now? At this moment, I'm sitting here talking to you guys. No, no, no, like what you're doing to actually get that money. Oh, yeah, yeah. I'm working on things.

Like what? You know, just planning, you know, my next steps. Like towards what? What arena? Ah, just life arenas. What is he talking about? You want to hear something crazy? Yeah. It has nothing to do with this.

But Lunchbox's son almost was on my basketball team that I coached. I had a random draw out of the random. Hey, Eddie's team sucks No, dude, it's over now. We finish our season one and seven. He came bragging, hot shot, like we got a loaded team. We're going to win every game.

They lost the first weekend, and he's like, we didn't really understand the rules. They've lost like almost every game since. We did. We won our first game ever, and then we lost every single one of them. But Lunchbox, like, he just told me.

He's like, yeah, wait, that's your team? Like, we almost joined that team. Why didn't you join his team? Bad coaching, you heard from? No. No, no, no. It was a weeknides driving. it was just too much out of town.

It was like 30 minutes to the practice, 30 minutes home. And Eddie made up practice on Memorial Day weekend. Yeah. But they all do. Listen, no, that's how it is. That's how it is. Yes. Not for six-year-olds.

No, not for six-year-olds. That's not how it is for six-year-old. It's not. It is for like 10 and 11 when you get that age. You teach them responsibilities. No, no. Amy's acting like that's normal for six-year-olds. I guess it was normal if they want to do it.

I guess I wasn't considering the age of Lunchbox's children. Yeah. No, Eddie's team. six-year-olds. He made them practice on Memorial Day weekend. That's ridiculous. That's ridiculous. Even though they're losers? It was Sunday. It was early in the season. But people leave town because Monday or they have like a weekend. If you're out of town, I get it. But if you're in town, let's work.

How many kids showed up? Five out of eight. So you got a team. I can't believe you. Did you win? No, we lost that week. Yeah. We lost. Probably upset the coach. We would have had lunchboxes kid, though. He could have won. I think it was a coaching thing more than a personality. It wasn't a coaching thing, dude. One of the dads, I think. One of the dads, I think, the end of the season told me, hey man, you did everything you could with what you worked with.

I was like, I appreciate that. But you said what you worked was awesome. You were talking about how it stacked your team was. That was the first practice when I first saw my roster and I thought they were better than. Do parents get annoyed with you? No, that's not true. Eddie left once, like just went to the bathroom or something. They came back and other dads had taken over coaching his team.

I went to lunch break. We had an hour break, so I took my kids to get dinner. And then when we came back, some of the coaches were already coaching. Some of the dads were coaching. Listen, I would not want to be in that position. Because when I'm in the bleachers, they're talking about the coach. It's like, oh, my gosh, this coach is such an idiot. I can tell.

I hear it. I'm not saying that that's you. Oh, probably. But I hear it. Well, people want to say it regardless, even if you're not idiot. I could see parents get upset when their kid's on the bench. You know, I can see, like, from across the way, but it's part of it. Part of it.

Are you doing it again? No. And have you ever said you're not doing it again before? Yes. And did you do it again? Yes. Okay. Because my wife signs me up, and I tell her I don't want to do this anymore.

But she's like, but that's the only way we can get a team this summer. I don't care. They were not playing this summer. But you did. But I did it. I'm glad my kid went on your team. That'd have been bad. Well, all the losses?

No, I mean, you could have taken your anger of me out on my kid. You know what I mean? You're jealousy of me. He never gets in a game. Ever play? Not one. I can see that happen. Yeah, dodge the bullet.

Let me play a couple voicemails. Give me number one, Ray. Other people. One is easy. That's legit. Never thought about it like that. I didn't even think about that. Alphas do it. Betas go and talk about it.

No, Alpha's call 911 and respond. That's the thing. I'm on the phone with 911 doing what they tell me to do. I'm doing both jobs. Eddie did one. That's easy. That's not that hard. Alpha and beta. How do you get a beta chain? We need to get one of those for lunchbox. I probably just Google on Amazon. Beta chain. I'll get one. Give me in Louisiana. Lunchboxes, women are crazy. He's been doing men are crazy. without even knowing it because most of his bonehead of the day stories are of men.

And if there are some women, I must have missed it. Thanks. Bye. Great point. Another good point. They're not crazy. They're stupid. Men are stupid.

We already know that. Men don't think with their head. They do something like, oh, I shouldn't have done that. And that's all they do. Like, oh, shucks, man. I'll do better next time. They break into a prison because they want to get a selfie and they get, whatever. It's like they're doing stupid stuff.

That's not crazy. running over someone because they were picking on your kid, that's crazy. Because women are crazy. I was going to say I see your point, but then you kept going. But I do see your point on the bonehead being kind of idiots. Yes. Not affected. I don't want to be on his team.

I withdraw. Yeah, just let him talk. I withdraw. No, no, but go ahead and make your point. Nah. Points. Eddie, you want to make a point? Thank you to call.

Leave us a voicemail anytime. 877. 77 Bobby. 877. 77 Bobby. Ramundo, what's the game we're playing? Country music lyrics game. I'm just going to ask you a question about some famous country music lyrics.

You're going to answer it. Okay, I'm playing this one. And give us an example. In Check Yes or No by George Stray, what was the name of the girl he sat next to in third grade? I know that one. I got that one. It's an example.

Emilu Mays. Emily Lou Mays. Hayes. Hays. Ameloo Hayes. Okay. No point there. Give those an example.

Thank God. All right. How many? We got seven. Go ahead. In 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton, what does she pour herself in the kitchen? Got it. I'm in.

I'm in. I'm in for the win. Everybody good? Yeah. Lunch box? Cup of coffee. No, that's not right. Sorry, dude.

What? Nope. I know that's not right. Because it doesn't rhyme. Go ahead. Cup of ambition. Yeah. Eddie?

Cup of ambition. Yeah. Rhymed's the kitchen. Cup of ambition is what I have. Can you sing it, Ray? Tumble out of bed and I stumble to the kitchen. Pour myself a cup of ambition. That's good, Ray.

Good job, buddy. Yep. All right. All right, go ahead. And you'll think of me by Keith Urban. He asked her to leave his sweater, but she can take what with her? Oh.

I thought it was leave. I can't remember. Say it again, Ray? Yeah, yeah. Repeat that, Ray. And you'll think of me by Keith Urban. He asked her to leave his sweater. but she can take what with her?

See? I am in. I've asked him specifically about this question. I know, and I can't remember which answer was correct. I'm in for the win. Dang, I'm in. Cup of coffee. No, wrong.

What do you have one, Trowx? Are you in, Amy? I'm in. Everybody's in. Love letter. So how's that song go? You can take the sweater, but you leave the sweater. You can take the love letter.

Got it. He did at least rhyme. Boom. I think it goes Take your cat and leave my sweater Is it cat? I was debating cat and cap And I wrote both down

But I circled cap Okay Because cat That would be a way to trick the system Right too down Just hold up the one No I had to circle one But

I have cat Eddie I'm an idiot I put dog Take the dog and leave my sweater Right It's cap or cats You know what's so funny Is the one before that

You guys Oh it's what a stupid answer it doesn't rhyme. This one doesn't rhyme, but it's the right answer. It's not in a place where it needs to rhyme. Yeah. Ray, what's the answer? Cat. And take your cat and leave my sweater. Take your cat. Take your cat and leave

my sweater. Should have gone cat. Should have. Should have. Could have also cheated, so thank you for not doing that. Next up. In Teardrops of My Guitar by Taylor Swift, what is the name of the guy in the song? What? I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win.

drops on my guitar Okay, I know that one I drink a cup of coffee And I love letting I'm in Everybody in? Yeah, lunchbox Drew

Drew Drew looks at me Yeah That's it right I'm Drew That's the right song Amy I've Drew

Eddie Peter How'd that go I don't know I was trying to find I rhyme with guitar But Petar

Petar Ray Drew How's it go Drew Looks at me. I fake a smile so he won't see that I want. I'm needing everything we should be.

That's a tough one. That one, I don't know. Amy, how's that go? True looks at me. Got it, thank you. His pants and smiles so he can see. Got it. That's a tough one for Ray.

All right, next one. In boot scoot and boogie by Brooks and Dunn, the honky tonk is located near what, past the city limit sign. What? What? In Bootskoot and Boogie by Brooks and Dunn, the honky tonk is located near what past the city limit sign.

What? I don't, that question doesn't make sense. I know every word of that song. One more time, Ray. In Boots scoot and boogie by Brooks and Dunn, the honky tonk is located near what? Oh, keep singing. Pass the city limit sign.

Okay. Hold on. Oh. Cup of pan fishing. Shush. Hey, you know it, don't you? So you're just like throwing out words. Well, I first I thought it was a different one, but now I'm starting to think.

You just told me to keep singing, so now I have it. Thank you for texting you. I'm in. You're welcome. But now I'm singing 9 to 5. So your plan worked. I changed my answer, but I never said I was in. What's the song?

What are we doing? Because my ranking gets there. The heel toe, docee-do. One more time, Ray? In Bootscoot and Boogie by Brooks and Dunn, the honky tonk is located near what past the city limit sign. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm in. Oh, I'm in. Got it. I'm in. The North Carolina Pine. That's so good, dude. Good job. Nailed it.

Thank you. I think you're doing wagon wheel. Hey, but he rhymed, though. Good job, dude. I shouldn't have told him that. I was rhyming every one. Although this does rhyme. I thought it was country at first

after he said the first question Because he says out in the country Out in the country near the city limit sign Well there's a honky tongue Near the county line That's what I do have county line That's what I have to County line Eddie county line

County line I had country and county line At a circle county line Oh smart dude I should have got that one Yeah Next up In John Deere Green by Joe Diffy

Who does Billy Bob love? Got it Can we give lunchbox two points if you get this one? I don't even know this song. Bigel Bob. Hey, make it three. Billy Bob loves. Well, shoot.

Now I got two. Well, write both the down. Circle one. You got it, anyway. That's how we've been doing it lately. Billy Bob. Uh, John. On a hot summer night.

Aha. Third one now. I got it. Oh, a third one? A third one? John Deere Love Amy's sheet is basically the gas station keychain holder With everybody's name on it

You just pick one of them off I don't even know if the second one is a real name Everybody in? Yeah, everybody's in Lunchbox? Emma Green Go sing it for me John Deer Green Tractor

And Billy Bob loves Emma Green So they rhyme green with green It's a good rhyme Yep I didn't think about that Can't go wrong with the same word I didn't even rhyme Just repeat

Amy Okay Go on my other two No, I just want you to sing the right one. Okay. Billy Bob loves Charlene. That's it. Uh-huh.

In letters eight. Yeah. Good job. It's Charlene. Charlene, I got it. Yeah. Next up, two left. And she's country by Jason Aldeen.

He describes her as a party all-nighter from what state. Oh, this is tough. What's the title of the song? That's... Dirk's Bentley. No, it's this one. too, right? No, Dirk's Bentley is Bata. Hamma, Mama, Jamma.

From Alabama. See, I think, no, I think that's Dirk's Bentley. Oh, why are you going to tell me that? I was right in South Alabama. Ray, can you repeat that again? In She's Country by Jason Aldeen, he describes her as a party all-nighter from what state? He's country.

Maybe you're right, dude. What's Dirk's Bentley's? He had a $5. He had a $5.mah. South Alabama. I don't know. A dad? I think he's talking about his dad.

Dude, I can be wrong. I can't get this. Okay, so in She's country, she has a $5 hammer. What is it? She's a bad mama jama. No, no, it's not. Listen to her right. Ray, do it again.

Oh, my gosh. Do it again. In She's Country by Jason Aldeen, he describes her as a party all-nighter from what state. Oh. Oh, this is a bad ma-ma jama. Oh, my gosh. Amy, stop. I can't get it out of my head.

Party all night. All right. I'm in. Well, dude, it's taking me 10 minutes, so I don't have it. I mean, I don't know. Lunchbox? Louisiana. Ryan, it for me? She's a all-night partier from Louisiana.

The party all-nighter. Party all-nighter from Louisiana. Got it. Like with a drawl. You have a draw. Louisiana. Party all-nighter from Louisiana. Yeah.

Okay. That southern draw. Can't possibly be right. But Eddie? Well, there's no other one that. There's not one with that are. I don't think there's a rhyme with Nider. That's what I'm saying.

I can't think of one. And I know he says South Carolina somewhere in there. So maybe it's just not about the rhyme. So I put South Carolina. Amy? I have Party All Nider from South Carolina. Both of you guys went Niner? I have Party Allhammer from South Alabama.

Oh, boy. I bet we all got it wrong. I have South Alabama. I don't know it. What is it? South Carolina. Hey! Let's go. Back in it.

What's the line? She's a party all nighter from South Carolina, Bamama Jamma from down in Alabama. She's a raging. Cajun. Lunatic from Brunswick. Is there a Derek's Bentley song? There is, Mike?

Yeah, and what was I thinking? What's the line? Becky was the beauty from South Alabama. Her daddy had a heart like a nine-pound hammer. I knew there was a hammer, bam around there somewhere. I missed it, though. What's the score? Final one.

Bobby and Amy are tied at five. Eddie has four. Lunchbox has one. Nice job, lunchbox. All right. Not bad. Some of these songs, I don't even heard. Okay. Go ahead. Last one. And that Don't Impress Me Much by Shania Twain.

What can't she believe that he does to his car? What? Boy. Say it one more time, Ray? In that Don't Impress Me Much by Shania Twain. What can't she believe that he does to his car? Brad Pitt, huh? Huh? That don't impress me much. What does he do to his car?

I don't even know that line. Don't impress me much. You do that to your car? That don't impress me. Okay. You do that to your car? You should go to prison. I'm in.

Oh, man. I don't know, dude. Don't think you're cool. Yeah, we'd do it all night. That won't give me more in the middle of the night. That don't impress me much. All right, man. We heard you.

Time's up, though. Okay. Okay. Amy. Drive fast. I have drive hard. That's a good rhyme I don't know it

Eddie wash his car We know a lot of Watchbox Top down Ray what is it I can't believe you kiss your car Good night Now come on baby

Tell me you must be joking right Wow I never heard that line Amy you and I have to go Sunday Okay What does that mean We ring in Why not Amy why would you do that

You should have just said right All right let's write it down No ring in It's over Eddie I'm sorry you've been a Okay. Me too. So I stopped the question when you ring in.

Go ahead. In dirt on my boots by John Party, after he hits the club, what does he immediately do next? Bobby. What? John! And cut a rug. Cut a rug. That's not it.

Sing it, Ray. Gonna hit the club, going to cut a rug. Burn it up like neon lidesmen have a little dirt on my boots. I'm going to hit the club. I'm going to cut a rug. You definitely did the top. trick where you ring in and think. That's not a trick. That's just what you do. That is a trick. That's trick. You are

a hater. I have Brooks and Dunn on the Bobbycast today. They talk about making their first million bucks. They talk about breaking up. They talk about Reba getting them back together. Listen to Brooks and Dunn. I sat with them. You can watch it on YouTube as well. Amy, what is on feeling things today? We cover anger. That is a feeling. How angry are you? And we have a little gauge for you that was kind of fun. Lunch box. That's that one. Yeah. Homework. And then Kat, the therapist that co-hosts it with me, she also has ADHD,

so we go over a list of things that defeat ADHD brains, but mostly it's like, oh, you'll hear our list, and you'll just feel less alone. All right, there you go. That's it. Thank you all. We will see you tomorrow, right? Yeah.

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