The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: We Find Out Who Has To Read The Dragon Lover Book + Lunchbox Presents: Women Are CRAZY! + Name That 80's Sound Game!

Episode Date: February 4, 2025

We Spin the Wheel to find out who has to read the 500-page book '4th Wing' as punishment. Lunchbox debuts a segment called Women are Crazy. This one involves a woman who plotted to kill her husband with a stranger. That sparks Amy to debut Men are Crazy. We play Name That 80's Iconic Sounds and Bobby actually gets to play a game!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Then you're here. Ready, and me lunchbox. to school the steve red have it trying to put you through back is writing this week's next bit now bobby's on the mic so you know what this is this is the bobby bond store this is the iconic 1980s sounds game I'm going to play this too

don't know the answers Ray Mundo's running it so Ray all these are sounds or are they quote what is it yeah so it sounds and people's voices all from the 80s you got to name who or what it is. You guys want to do Royal Rumble? You're out. You miss it. You're out. Oh, love it. Me, Amy. Everybody can play because Morgan was born in the 90s, so she's out immediately.

She's going to hear one thing and be out. Hey, give us an example. Ladies and gentlemen from Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas. That one might be a tough. I know the answer is Michael Buffer, but I think you guys... Is that boxing? Yeah. I had Bruce Buffer.

His brother. Yeah, I know. who has a different, like, weird one. He's like, la, la, la, la, let's rumble. Yeah, yeah. He's got to be slightly different to who gets sued. UFC. Yeah.

Okay. Are the rest that hard? Give us another example. Okay. Goonies. Yep. Sloth. What's his name?

Sloth. That's his name? Sloth. Yeah. But for like Michael Buffer, though, could you have said boxing with that I counted? Because I'm not running it, but I would have said no. Yeah, probably more specific.

So you would have needed to say Michael Buffer. Dang. Okay. Okay. So, Royal Rumble. Everybody ready to go? No. Give us number one.

Hit it again. I'm in for the win. House. You guys know what that is? Shut up. I do. Are you playing? No, I'm not playing.

You're playing. Everybody's playing. No, I'm not playing around. I don't know what that is. I thought you're being. Everybody good? Yeah, I'm in for the win. No chance.

Morgan has this, but let's see. What do you have? Clown car? I don't think that's it, but we'll see. Lunchbox? Duke's a Hazard, General Lee. Oh. Good job.

That's what I have. General Lee. I have Duke's a hazard. I think, raise the judge. Yeah, I would give Amy Dukes a hazard on that one. I agree with that. Eddie? The Beverly Hillbillies.

Which was not in the 80s, so I'm an idiot. So I think we lost two there. Wow. Good job, guys. Next one. Amen. I'm in for the one. I'll go.

Peeway Herman. Peewee Herman. Peewee Herman. Yep. Nice job. Next. We play it one more time. Oh, boy.

annoying. Especially that loud. I'm in for the win. Amen. I feel pretty good about it, unless it's another one. What do you have? Atari. You're on the right track.

Yeah. But I don't think that's it. It's Atari. It's Pac-Man. Specifically. I think it's a shooting gun. I think it's Pac-Man, which is more than Atari. It's a, it's a, what do you call those things used to go to?

Video game. Arcade game, yeah. Ray, what is it? Pac-Man. Oh, okay. That crossed my mind, so. I thought it could have been like a Space Invaders where you went, too. That's what I thought it was.

You thought it was Atari. I know, but I thought Space Invaders was a game on Atari, but I didn't know the name of the game. Ray, did I win? You sure did. Do you have some play again? That's not fun for me. Well, can I come back in? Yeah, everybody can play again.

All right, next up. And I'll go back out. I'm in. If anybody misses it, they should get fired from the show. I was not born in this decade. But you should get fired from the show if you missed this. Fired? Yeah, fired.

You're going to have to move the social media of the lunchbox. Oh, God. That's not like he has any. All of our stuff will be hacked in a minute. Ray, are we good? Yeah. Give us one more hit. Okay, Morgan.

The beginning of VHS. That's a good guess. Interesting. Okay. Lunchbox? The more you know. Correct. We do it as a bit on the show all the time and play that sounder. The more you know.

Yes. The more you know. Eddie. The more you know. Morgan, you're the one fired. I'm sorry. I don't think you guys have played that game while I've been with the show. Not a game. It's not a game. I'll be like, that's something and that's the more you know. And then we hit the clip.

Well, lunchbox, here's our social media. She's gone. All right, next up. I'm here for a fool. I'm in. Again? I'm in for the win. I'm in for the win.

Eddie? Mr. T. Eddie? Oh, yeah. Lunchbox? Mr. T. Mr. T. Correct. That's your should have to answer.

Okay, next. I'm in. Got it. I'm in for the win. Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson.

Do we have more? There are plenty? Yep. Okay, go ahead. I'm in. I don't know how specific we have to be, so I'm going to be very specific. I'm in for the win. If you get it, I'm impressed, Amy.

I know it. Let's go. 80s iconic sounds lunchbox. That is, macho man, Randy Savage, snap into a slim gym. That's what I have too. I have macho man Snap into a Slim gym. Amy?

Okay, so I didn't have the paragraph but I have Snap into a Slim Jim. It's up to Ray, but I feel like that's it. It's that commercial, right? Yeah, those are all good. Okay, Eddie? I have Hulk Hogan. What?

Paul Kogan. Dude, you're the oldest one here. Yeah, all of some of these age games, he's getting them wrong on purpose so we don't make one of his age. Well, they wouldn't have said Snap into a Slim Jim. I wouldn't know what that was. But he goes, oh, yeah.

Stuff into a Slim Jim. Okay, three remaining. Go ahead. What? We do it again? Of course I know that one. One more time. I'm going to go context closed.

Okay. I'm context clues only. Same. I got a, I'm going with this. Lunchbox? Whip it. Divo? Whip it?

Yeah, because it's a MTV. That is from the 80s. I got to say, not a bad guess. I feel like the audio would have been better for Whipit. I have never seen this, but I think it's probably Indiana Jones in the whip. I know that was 70s. That's 80s. Amy, what do you have?

Zorro. Okay, I can get it I think there'd be more of a sword Will you play the clip? Oh, does he have a sword? Why? Power Rangers? I should have changed when Eddie said

I know where it is. Indiana Jones. Oh, wow. Another winner. Good job, Bobby. Wow. I didn't know that one. That was contact clues only.

How many more are there? Two more? Just straight two more. We can do, if you guys get tied, there is a round for that as well. But if you want to... I'll just do victory lap with these. All right.

Go ahead. If anything, the end is explosion. that has to be the Michael J. Fox. Right? What is it? What is it? Back to the future. There you go.

Is that what that is? Yeah. Okay, give me one more. Ghostbusters. Oh. I would never got that one. No more? There's five if you want them.

I thought we were saying we had two. If it was ties, I wanted to leave some for that. I will do them later. Okay, I'll just take my 80s belt. You won two games, dude. Hey, I was born in the 80s. Makes sense. Oh, women are crazy.

That's the name of the segment. Women are crazy. Lunchbox presents. Women are crazy. I thought everybody was going to say with me. No, no, we're not jumping on that one. Go ahead. So there's this woman in Colorado.

She has a boyfriend. They live together. And she goes for a job interview. And she's riding the bus back from the job interview. And she's texting him. And he's like, I highly doubt you're going to get that job. I don't think you're qualified enough. So she starts talking to some random dude on the bus.

And it's like, yeah, my boyfriend doesn't think I can shoot. am going to get the job. He doesn't think I'm qualified enough. And they come up with a plan to murder him. And so he gets out of the bus with her and they go in and shoot and kill him. Wait, her and the random person on the bus? She met him three minutes ago when she got on the bus and they sat next to each other. And she was like, yeah, my boyfriend's being mean to me. We should kill him.

And they went and killed him. Like literally the dude just went with her and killed him. Women are crazy. Well, I mean, that guy was with her. No, the guy was going because he was like, I'm going to get this chick. So kill the boyfriend? That's crazy. It's more.

For that, no, for that text, I don't think you're going to get the job. Isn't that just maybe break up with them? Yeah. Or just have a talk. I would like it if you could be more supportive. Because he's just being real, right? Like, you're not qualified. You're probably not going to get the job.

I can't validate your right there because I don't know, but I don't think it's murder. No. But also, a dude just on the bus is like, I'm in. Yeah. He's in. It's not their story now. Like, we just met on the bus. But really, they've been together forever.

Literally, they just met on the bus. So then what do they do? Now she's convicted of murder But they did it too They did they did they yeah they did it Like rest in peace What happened to the guy in the bus? He got away for like three years

And they just caught him But she just got convicted of murder Well but he's gonna be convicted of murder too right I mean eventually yes So why is it not people Are crazy Because he did right people are crazy People I mean it all started with the woman

It all started with the woman It doesn't just I mean without that woman that guy doesn't go in there and just... I think maybe he's influenced to do anything by anybody, so eventually he would have done something. Gosh. Does it show what she looked like?

Yeah, she's not even... Like, she's not terrible. Okay. No, that's what I'm saying. Like, she's not like you would think. Oh, yeah, I can see where like somebody down on their luck would do anything for her. Yeah. Like, it wasn't like it was like, oh my gosh, really for that?

You don't know? Actually, she's a seven. Yeah, she's pretty. She's a normal life seven. And you imagine just some dude on a bus and never gets a woman. And she's like, hey, we own. Is this seven? I mean, I'm not looking at her, but I, y'all are, fact you're, factoring out of the crazy. Hold on. Oh, yeah.

Not an age. Now that takes her down. Oh, my bad, not bad, not bad, not bad. I think she's I mean, that's just her in like a little sweatshirt. Just imagine her dressed up, dolled up, are able to go out on the town? So if y'all met her on a bus, you'd be like, okay, I'll go kill your boyfriend. It depends how down it was in my luck. And then are you going to, am I going to be your new boyfriend, if so? But then I'm going to worry if you're going to murder me. Yeah. Okay, that's Lunchbox Presents. Women are crazy. That was a hit

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of the MyCultura Podcast Network, available on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. We just did a segment. It's called Lunchbox Presents. Women are crazy. So Amy in a few minutes has decided that she's going to meet that segment

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Women are crazy. And it was a whole story about a woman. madder her boyfriend, meets a dude on a bus, and they go and kill her boyfriend. Crazy. And he's like, it's all about women. Well, Amy's like, I'd like to say a little something. So, Amy presents.

Men are crazy. What do you got? There's this 33-year-old man who is now going to be spending four months in jail for stalking his girlfriend. He was so desperate to see her that he shipped himself in a box to her house. No way. And when she opened it up, he came out, threatened her with a gun. No.

And took her keys. So when she kicked him out, He was still coming back to her house. She ended up installing security cams. And you see him returning to the house several times. How do you mail yourself? How do he mail himself? Does it say anything?

Like, how do you eat? How do you pee? How do you? Yeah, well, I don't know if it was by the U.S. Postal Service or FedEx. But he was delivered in a box. So maybe he had like a courier pick him up. Or a buddy. Hey, can you drop me up?

Wow. Listen, if any of y'all have a buddy that's going to actually deliver you to a girlfriend's house. But maybe they don't know you're crazy. Maybe they think you're just like trying to be Roman. romantic, but he was definitely stalking her, and this was his way in. How far in did he get? Did they, because I feel like that's a pretty heavy box. Did they get the box in the house?

Yeah, the box was inside the house, and she said, once it was inside, he came out of the box and then threatened her with a gun. Dang. Which he denies, by the way. Of course. But. You can't admit to that. Yeah, and then he, like I said, took her keys.

Then she kicked him out, and then he kept returning to the residence, and he told the judge, no, no, no, no, she gave me the keys. I was returning because she voluntarily gave me access. And she's like, no, no, no. So anyway, he's been sentenced to four months jail for stalking. And that's Amy Presents. Men are crazy. That's wild.

Both are wild. So I would say the lunchbox women are crazy is a little worse because somebody died. Yeah. But this one took real, like, nook, loony thought. Like, I'm going to get in a box and be delivered over there. I mean, and also in Lunchwax's story, I mean, she did recruit a man to help her go kill her boyfriend, so. Yeah, right. So men are also.

Men are crazy. Because they'll do any, they'll go crazy for a woman. They met three minutes to go on a bus. Well, this guy got in a box. Yeah, men are crazy. You know what? Men are crazier. I'm with that.

Thank you. They bought a painting at a garage sale for 50 bucks. It's a Van Gogh. Wow. 50 bucks at a Minnesota garage. cell. The painting titled Elamar was previously analyzed by a Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands. And it looks like a guy smoking a pipe, shoulders up, fell a little furry hat on near the ocean. The painting was bought for 50 bucks. It's not even if they knew. They just thought it was an old, cool

painting. And so they brought in experts, historians, scientists, data analysts. This thing could be worth $15 million. Imagine. $50 because you think this old crappy painting is kind of cool to like put in the bathroom and it's worth $15 million. They're still in the process of authenticating it. Do you go back to the garage sale? You don't give that home anything?

No, they sold it. I know they did. But I mean, they didn't know. And it's like now you have $15 million. They'll never know. This is all in the news. They're going to know. Like that came from.

I don't know. They're going to know. Bones, you think that like somewhere along the lines, like whoever bought it originally knew he was Vango, but then didn't tell anyone? The reason I think I wouldn't go back is because that that is right for lawsuits against you to have nothing. Oh, okay. And why would you want to open yourself up to that? Because you did nothing wrong except by the painting. And then all of a sudden somebody starts suing you and you're like, well, I guess I'll just settle to give them $5 million.

So I don't have to go through years and years of not getting any money. So my answer would be no to that. Maybe you just pay off their mortgage for them secretly. What? That could be a lot of money. And then they think they're getting scammed. I don't know. I hear you.

It's just if you go back and you're like, hey, I bought this from your house, 50 bucks. Do you know how many lawsuits? There are going to be people advising them in every what way, every lawyer trying to get money. Nope, I wouldn't. Not because I don't think I'm a kind of heart of person, but because that's just too much drama. I bought the painting, not knowing I got lucky. I didn't scam anybody. I got lucky.

So that's why I would say no to that. I don't mind the secret mortgage, but if somebody did that to me, I would think for sure I'm in the middle of scam center. Well, you're not. It's paid for. If somebody paid off your mortgage, if you went home today, and you're like, hey, some mystery shopper has paid off your mortgage, what would you think? I feel like, oh, my money meditation worked. And they'd say, what the heck's a money meditation?

What is? Oh, I was doing a meditation about welcoming more abundance instead of lack. Like, sometimes I feel like I think in a lack mentality and I just want to think more abundance. like, you know? So I would be like, well. Isn't that about appreciation more than getting though? Well, I'd be like, well, look, all I did was shift my mindset from no more lack and look what it did.

My mortgage got paid off. I for sure would think I was being scammed. I would thank the Lord. You wouldn't check? No. You wouldn't check to say? Yes. Yes.

Yes. I would believe it. I'd pay it forward. I'd be like, wow, look what was done for me. I shall do unto others. And then I would think, though, then it would get caught up. that I didn't pay off my mortgage, and then I just paid it forward and lost backwards. That's you thinking in lack.

I live in lack mentality. Let's finish it off here. There are three names, Amy, Abby, and myself. One of us has to read this 500-page romantic fantasy book called the Fourth Wheel. What's it called? Fourth Wing. Let's just spin it. Whomever it lands on, is you guys want to eliminate or just have a winner?

Loser. You guys decide. Whatever. Let's spin it and whoever it is is wiped off the wheel. Okay. Okay. All right. Let's spin that wheel. And it is me. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. You can pull it. Okay. Oh, we'll do it. We'll do the final spin after the news.

Because we'll do it. Okay. Let's go. Oh my good. We're down to two. It's Amy or Abby. Oh my goodness. It's a load off my bag. Take that off. It has to be Amy. Let's play the song. We're going to come back and do the news and get the final wheel. wins that will spend. Oh my goodness. I cannot believe. Thank you. Good job, dude. Thank you. On our podcast 25 whistles, we've been giving away Super Bowl tickets. They're my tickets. I was given four because I do a show at the NFL. And they were like, come to the Super Bowl and I'm working for a couple days out there. But on our whole crew, there are five people. So four tickets for five people. That sucks. So let's be honest, I'm keeping one. So it's three tickets for four

people. We've been competing in games. They did Connect 4. Eddie and Mike won a Super Bowl ticket. They did Operation. And then yesterday they did a Bobpet championship. Bobpet. And Kickoff Kevin is the only one he doesn't get a ticket. Oh no. He lost. He lost every game. He lost every game. He lost. Popit. Connect 4, Operation and Bobit. I know. Well, somebody had to. So he has to go. We all have to go because we're working. he's the only one who doesn't. And so Reed got the ticket who doesn't care about sports.

And he's like, I don't even like sports, but I like to go to the Super Bowl. Okay. That's cool. And he won. Yeah, he won, fair and square. You can listen to all that mess on 25 whistles our sports podcast, but this is the good news. Super Bowl ticket prices are plummeting. You can get one now for $4,000.

Oh, on sale. What's the plummet? What were they? A lot more. It's like a 30% decline. They could even drop a little bit more. But a couple of reasons. why. I'd say three, three reasons. Number one, people are kind of tired of the Chiefs winning.

Not me. We had Mr. Hahn on today, the Chiefs owner. Let's go Chiefs. That's what I say. So that. Also, I bet on them a lot at the beginning of the year. I may just come. I may fly back in an airplane that I bought for my winnings. Wow. If I hit. I don't know if I could buy one that quick. Because you got to cash out and all that. The ratings are that much. No, but they're good though. Okay. Yeah.

Number two is New Orleans, great city. We love being there. Not really built the same as a Vegas, a Los Angeles as far as like the amount of hotel space. That could be a bit difficult. And then also they say a little bit, the whole city is still reeling from the terrorist attack, which is January 1st, right? Yeah. So, but if you want to go, I get you a ticket for. Kick off, Kevin. $4,000.

There's still a chance. That stinks, huh? Yeah. It stinks for all that stinks. And it stinks for him that he has to go with us. But you did it in a way where everybody played. It had a fair chance too. It wasn't like a run, we weren't running or.

Because athletically, I'm sure Kevin would have. Yeah, he played college football. Smoked everybody. Yeah. No need to say all that because we don't know for sure. He played college football, trust me. So let's see. Do you think your partner is totally?

honest with you. That's the question. Relationship experts say probably not. What does totally mean like, hey, are you having a good day? And they're like, yeah, and they really mean no. It's virtually impossible to be 100% accurate with everything you say, reveal, recollect. Also, I just don't remember things sometimes. There have been times in my relationship with my wife, or if I can't remember, I pick the option that would get me in the most trouble. So since I can't remember, I'd rather go ahead and get in trouble than be a liar later and get into that trouble later plus the lying. And then it turns out she'd be like, wait, I just found out that that wasn't true what you said. And I'm like, what do you mean? I gave worst possible answer.

And she was like, that wasn't. And I was like, you know what, I don't be honest with you. I didn't know. So I just said the worst possible thing. And went in and took my lickens. Like, I'm trying to imagine what you say. It's so complicated. You're like, fine, one day. It would be like if I forgot food or something, if she said, told me to get food or something, And like I forgot and she was like, do you remember me? And I'm like, no. And I should have got it for you. It's my, I knew you had said it.

I was just, she was like, no, I never told you to get food. I'm like, oh, yeah. You just admit to. I just don't remember. So I will just admit whatever, whatever can get me in the most trouble immediately, I will admit to it because that might have happened. I just don't remember. And I'd rather be in trouble than lie.

She's like, did you eat all these cookies? And you're like, yes. I did. And then she notes down and Stanley's got like cookies coming off his face. Yeah, okay. Yeah, so they say your partner's not 100% honest with you. Around 90% of people keep small secrets, research finds. It's things like ruining a mill by eating it or watching a TV show.

He's supposed to watch together. Oh, I would never do that. That's a cardinal sin. I would never. She'd divorce me. If I watched a show that we're in, I'd come home and the Billy Ray Cyrus song, Where am I going to live when I get home? because all the stuff's been thrown out.

And that first one you said was ruining a meal? Mm-hmm. Ruinning a meal by eating it before. You said it so fast. Ruining a meal like not being hungry. You know, I get it now, ruining a meal. Rooney your appetite, yeah. Running a meal.

I'm a hillbilly, okay? She's from Arkansas, ending. Holy crap. We're not going to get over my accent. Okay, Miss Texas, I don't have an accent. Someone told me the other day when I said I was from Austin. They said, what? You don't have an accent.

Okay, now she's bragging. more. No, it's fine. I'm trying to figure out what you said. I'm moving. No. We're having a couple more drinks than you said you had. Therapists say these are. That's definitely a lie. These are minor transgressions that should be overlooked. Journal of consumer psychology. I'm not. Lying about how many drinks you had is not minor. You always kind of lie about that. I think mostly it is all these together. If there's a drinking problem, that's probably a different situation. I can't believe you went from my accent.

We've known each other. No, I wasn't going to accent. We have worked together and been friends and known each other for how many years? You've filtered. You filtered that as an attack. I felt, you attacked me and all my people. Me and all my hillbillies out there, you attacked us all. No, not at all.

I come from a family of accents. I'm saying, I was clarifying what you said because I didn't know for sure. Because my accent was so thick. Yes. Are you one of America's luckiest people? this group finds the most fortunate people are men ages 35 to 44 who live in New York State. They're the luckiest individuals in the country. And it goes through not only work, but like even lottery, like scratch off.

Really? Mm-hmm. So lunchbox needs to fly to New York and scratch off. They didn't interview you for that story, obviously. They did not interview me. But I do think there's a fine line between, and there's a type of person. who thinks that hardworking people that take a lot of strategic risks are lucky versus people who don't do a whole lot and blame hardworking people who take strategic risks and claim they're lucky. Does that make sense, Amy, or should I say it in a different accent? No, that was loud and clear. Nicole Kidman owns the handwritten lyrics to Elton John's Your Song. Amy, can you sing your song?

You'll know it if I hit you with it. No, because all this in my head right now is our song is a slam screen door. That's not it. That's not it. Good? It's another good song, though, but that's not it. You can tell everybody This is your song

This is your song Yeah, this is your song Yeah, that's a good one I hope you don't mind I hope you don't mind That I put down in words How wonderful life is When you're in my world

Good job Nicole Kedman 57 Revealed What is her age matter? I'm reading the story For the New York Post Very official If you could own that, yeah, yeah.

Oh, I, we should do that in the Post Show. If you could own the handwritten lyrics to any song, what would it be? But don't do a song that would just be super expensive. Oh, wow. Because you immediately pick like a Beatles song. I already know mine. Or, okay, post show. Okay.

And then a Just Because gift from a dad earns a woman a $4 million dollar prize. Lottery Gift. I had just got this for you. She just, boom, hits it. A million bucks. Just because. Four million bucks. Yeah, just because gift.

That's cool. Geez, there you go. Two things. One, my special tonight is on CMT 98 Central. I hope you will watch. I hope you will watch. It is not a typical comedy special. I do a lot of comedy, but Dolly is there with me at times. There is, I bring a listener up when we play like a game for money. There's a country artist in the audience who is watching the show who ends up coming up. It's a whole thing. And playing a song, right? Well, I don't want to spoil too much. Well, that's a cool thing. I think it's cool. What if he came up and tap danced? Oh, well, I didn't know he did that.

It's on CMT at 9-8 Central. If you watch, I will be very grateful. And post an Instagram story, and I'll repost a lot of them. And yeah, so that's tonight. I saw the billboard yesterday I was driving, and I couldn't get my phone out in time. Then also I was like, I'm driving. I don't need to be taking a picture of this. But I was like, dang it, dang it.

Because it was on the electronic billboard, so it was rotating. Yeah, thank you for seeing it with your eyes. Miss my chance. I didn't pay for that one. Yeah, I know. You said some executive did. Somebody paid for it. If I'd have paid for it, it'd have been like, don't watch the special signed unknown.

That'd have been like something. Who's this loser on CMT at 9-8 Central. Signed unknown, 9-8 Central. We do have to spin the wheel for the book. I'm going to say this. It's a little anticlimatic because it's Amy and Abby to read the, This 500 page, dinosaur love making book. Yeah.

Dragons. Whatever. If it had been a dude, it had been way funnier, but still. Abby, do you read? No. Okay. So now we're rooting for Abby. I'm so slow.

It would take me like a year to read this. Amy and Abby are here. We're going to spin it. Whoever it lands on is the loser. Okay. There's only two. If it lands on you, you are the loser. Ready?

Everybody ready? We're doing it right now? Right now. Okay, let's go. Let's spin our. We'll have you. Abby, Abby, Abby, Abby. It's Amy.

You know what? Okay. And the irony here is I brought this book to y'all. I mean, I didn't come up with this competition, but I just said, hey, have you all heard about this? Because apparently it's all the rage. Would you read it any for $500? Whoa.

Wait, no. Hold on. Whoa, whoa. Let me think good back. I just asked it. I didn't offer the, I didn't offer the dollar. I just asked us. Why are you even hesitating?

That's a dollar a page, right? Yeah, I just said that. That's literally what she just said. Okay. I didn't hear that. Her accent. She's from Texas, man. I didn't hear that.

So are you. You're from Texas. Oh yeah, true. True. Okay, just think about it. Let me sit on this. We'll talk in the post show about it. After we get off the air, we continue to do the show.

So we get off the air in another hour. So we continue to do this show. You hear a whole podcast version. We'll talk about that too. Okay. Amy's the loser. But we'll see what's up. That's the news.

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Listen to Against All Odds with Iris Palmer as part of the MyCultura podcast network, available on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Let's talk about this book. Amy lost the will, so she's going to have to read the book. Trish in Massachusetts is on right now. Trish, thank you for calling the show.

What's going on? Yes, I understand that Abby lost, so she's got to read the Imperian series, at least the first book. I have to tell you, this series is unbelievable. It's the biggest rage all over the internet if you look at it,

and the series, the book is excellent. Rebecca Yarra's is the one that wrote the books. Only three are out right now. I'm on the third one, but I got my husband to read it. I got my sister to read it. And they can't put it down. Abby, I know you lost, but Amy, you should really read the book. Well, their names do sound a lot of like.

So what happened was Amy ended up losing. We wanted Abby to lose. Actually, we wanted lunchbox ready to lose. Let's be honest. Maybe it's just confusing because it's like the lose. is actually the winner, but. Regardless, I believe, I believe the book is good. But I didn't want to read it really.

And to me, a fantasy romance, a phantomance, what do you call it? A romanticcy. Exactly what I meant. Doesn't sound appealing to me, even though I loved The Hunger Games. I read the books way before the movie, before I knew the movie was coming out, because if I had I known the movie was coming out, I probably would have waited for the movie. I'm not that cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There's not their romance stuff is not in 100 games. No, not really. It's Cadness and Pita and you kind of root for them, but you don't know what's up. So I'm not against it in any way. I just didn't want to have to read a 500-page book and do a book report on the show for a personal pan pizza for book it, which is basically what this is going to be. Nobody did book it, huh? I cheated. I did.

Okay. Yeah, I didn't do it. Nobody looked like they got the reference, and so I just settled on my chain. No, like I would take the test, but I would never read the book and I'd never get the pizza. No, I got lots of personal pan pizzas just for that. Me too. I crushed. Okay, so Amy's going to read it and report back.

The thing is, Amy wants to cheat and listen to it. No, I'll read. I'll read, yes, but my friend did say that on Audible, you can listen to it. You can hear the moans? No, no, no. Listen. Here, there's options. You can just listen to someone narrate it or you can listen to it being acted out by

10 different actors or something. That sounds terrible. That's cool. And easier. For this bit, that sounds the worst. It's like you listen to a play. She said it was awesome. I'm just saying for other listeners that maybe want to have that experience, she thought it was great.

And then I will read it because I know that that's part of the thing is like reading 500 pages. Does Audible have the acting out? Yes. Audible has the narrator, like you can just listen to someone read it, or you can choose the, I forget what they call it, like the actual movie version or something. So Amy brings up a great point. I don't want to get lost in the great point she's making. She needs to be punished. Which is the 500 pages of reading.

Correct. but for everybody else that ends up wanting to read this, listening to books on Audible, is the way to go, like for sure. And then if you can do that on Audible, that's awesome too. So I would recommend the Audible if 500 books, the book is just thick in real life.

I'd like for you to bring it in every day too, Amy, the book. Would you carry it in like you're coming to school every day with the book? Physically carrying it around. Yeah, we just need you to like have it with you too. My friend texts me, she said, you definitely need to do the Audible version because it's kind of like a movie with different. characters and you visualize it all in your mind is being acted out.

And I think that's great. Yeah. For anyone not being punished. Okay, yeah, I'll carry the book around. I mean, I'm going to have to. How am I going to finish 500 pages if I'm not reading every spare minute of my day? The people that I always looked at and admired and wished I was more like are people that would just do random things like, go sit and get your tags or nude or have to wait

for oil change. And they're just reading a book. Like randomly, they just take a book with them. And anytime they have a couple minutes, they read a book. That's going to be me. Because I'm for sure like knuckles deep in Twitter, TikTok, I take my AirPods. Like I take my AirPods and phone when people that like to read books are reading books. Like I wish that was me.

I like to read some. I probably have about seven months of the year where I read. I'm in. And I have a couple months where I'm just like, I got nothing. Nothing in the tank. As far as reading because it's just like I need to be on TikTok. You don't need to be on TikTok. No, I do.

I do. TikTok brings me a lot. Yeah. TikTok's awesome. And I love how they change the terms of service to where they can get in your phone and own everything and know everything about you and even get your bank accounts. That's fine.

Oh, that's great. Yeah. Yeah. I hadn't even been on TikTok in a little bit. And when I opened it up last night for something and the first thing it sent me was stuff I have been searching elsewhere. And I haven't even been on TikTok. And then boom, there it is.

I'm surprised after all the years of everything. everything, hearing, knowing that that would surprise you. It doesn't. It's just every time it happens in a real dramatic way, it's like, it's still, it's still a little interesting how it happens. Fair enough. A little interesting, I'll accept. Okay.

Because I'll search for things on Google and then it'll pop up on TikTok, but I'm like, you know what? They're just in my phone. Yeah. No, I mean, honestly, I was grateful. I was helpful. Now it switches. You know, I'll be honest with you.

I was very happy at happens. Yeah. Obviously, I was looking for information and then bam, there it was in a three-minute video or however long it was. Yeah, TikTok, you just got to know who to trust. There are a couple things. On TikTok, you got to know who to trust and to make sure if you're going to take any advice that there's somebody who has a blue check or has a specific background

in it. And playing cards, you've got to know when to hold them and when to fold them, when to walk away. Well, I don't know her credentials so much, but she was holding up a skeleton with the brain and the muscles. And so I was like, she must be legit. What was it? I do that too.

I was looking up how to massage the bottom of your skull to your neck to release tension. You look up some weird stuff on TikTok. No, I didn't look it up on TikTok. That's my point. I'm like Andre the Giant, 1994. That's what I look up. Amy's like how to massage the brain. That's my thing.

Like I was talking to someone else about it or looking it up elsewhere. And then boom, TikTok fed me the perfect video I needed to release the tension. I forgot to check her credentials. You are much more mature than we are. Let's just accepted. Okay. Carol in Massachusetts is on the phone. Coming at you.

Carol, hello. Hi. What's happening? It's Bobby here. Hi, Bobby. So I'm super confused about this spinning the wheel for the book that Amy's on the wheel and she has to read it. But she should have to read the book anyway because she's the one that presented the book. I know.

So it should be her reading the book and someone else. Well, luckily for us, by Ball Don't Lie and she brought the book and now she has to read the book that's called Ball Don't Lie and then secondly she was bringing it up as kind of like

everybody's reading this right now recommendation should I read it should we read it so I'm okay with it because a lot of times we bring in stuff that we really don't want to do to just present to the room to see if we can make it a bit but I completely understand why you would say that but in life and throughout history

ball don't lie. So ball don't lie, Amy has to read the book. Right. But I agree with you. I think that's a great point and that's exactly what's happening. And then if Amy reads it and loves it, maybe we spend it with just the dudes on it.

Nah, what are the ball. You don't think so? Yeah, yeah, yeah. This bits run its course. It has. It's over and it's stale by then. I was thinking about it, when you brought up being at an oil change

or something and reading a book, like someone should have to be sitting over there and you know sometimes how you read out loud to yourself a little bit? It should be on one of the steamy pages. A guy has to read it out. See, Carol, this is what we're talking about. Amy's bringing this in and she doesn't even want to do that because we can make her do that.

I don't want to do that, but they'll be like, and then the dragon. But you'd be on the wheel for that. You'd be on the wheel for that. I already have to read the book. Then don't bring it up. But that's a different part. It should just be the guys are on the wheel. Y'all don't have to read the whole thing.

You just have to read a steamy page. See, this is her sacrificing us for her entertainment. Yes. Carol, you're absolutely right. I appreciate your calling. I hope you have a great rest of the day. and we'll let Amy read the book and she'll give us some tips and then possibly we make it into another bit. I'm curious and lunchbox can do an audio book of the book.

The dragon caressed the girl's bosom. Guys, I don't know that it's actually between the dragon and the human. Well, then I'm out. That's all I wanted to read. Thank you, Carol. Oh, after you read it. Have a good rest of your day. You too. Bye-bye.

Let's do one more call from Elaine in Indiana. Elaine, hello. Hey. What's going on? It's Bobby here. How are you? Wow. Okay.

I've waited like a few times, like almost an hour to talk to you before. So I'm glad I got to talk to you now. Me too. But anyway, what I was calling about was the, when you were doing that spin the wheel, the first time you said, okay, if your name gets full, you know, you don't have to read the book. The second time you said it, you flipped up and said, you have to read the book. or however you phrased it, and lunchbox name came up. So technically, if I heard you write, then he has to read that book.

So I possibly could have misspoke. It happens all the time. I've got eight things going on my brain, and I say things. And if that's the case, that's on me. That is not what I meant. I think to extend the bit, which a very mid-bit over three days is hilarious to me. That to me is funny. It's a very mid-bit.

We did it for three days. And I might have said that and that's on me But my intention was we spin It takes more spins Builds up the anticipation And we wipe somebody off every time I might have said that But I think we all kind of understood

That wasn't the play, right? Sure And that's on me If I said that, that's on me And Elaine I'm glad you brought that up Because other people will be saying the same thing And because you've said this It will actually clear the air for me to say

If I said it I apologize and I was wrong No, I thought it would be funny Just to pick on lunchbox Oh, it would I think you just heard wrong. I think you need to get your hearing check because I was sitting in the studio with him and I know he said whoever it lands on will be erased from the wheel. So you might want to go back and relisten because you heard it absolutely wrong.

Elaine, I'm sorry he's so aggressive towards you. She was aggressive towards me. Well, I wouldn't say aggressive. She's like, I decided to be fun to pick on lunchbox. Well, let's talk about your hearing. I think aggression and having a difference of opinion are two different things. I think she had an opinion that I said something and she could have been wrong. But I don't feel like she was.

I don't feel like she was aggressive. I feel like you are aggressive. I got to get my point across because she kept hammering. Again, aggression continues to seep through. Elaine, thank you. I could have said it wrong. I would have loved for lunchbox to a loss. Like, if it had been lunchbox or Eddie or Ray, L-O-L-L.

No, Lolls. L-L-L-Z. That's the double. But it wasn't. It's going to be Amy and we'll see how it goes. But thank you, Elaine, for calling. I hope you have a great rest of the day. You too.

All right. Bye-bye. All right. And then in the post show, we'll talk a bit more. Okay, thank you. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead.

Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Palm Beach County, Florida. A 52-year-old lawyer is at a wedding and joy in the night, and they say the buffet is now open. So he goes and gets in line with his plate, and he's waiting, and a girl cuts in front of him. And he gets so mad, he walks up to the girl's dad, and boom, smashes his plate over his head.

Tells him, teach your daughter not to cut. The dad? Right to the dad. How old is the girl? The girl was like 10 or 11. Oh my gosh. That's terrible. I got a lot of feelings about this.

You can't really say anything to the kid, right? Like what if someone said to your kid in that situation, hey, don't cut? Oh man, I'd be like, why are you talking? Like, they're kids. Relax. Shut up. I would get pretty frustrated. An aggressive.

An aggressive, don't cut. I think, you know, a nice, hey, what's not. not cut. I think that's fine, right? Yeah. Okay. But this guy feels aggressive. If he did that to your kid, how would you react? Not good. Okay. The buffet may get knocked over. So then what's he supposed to do? Just let the kid cut, honestly. Yeah, just let the kid cut. And then to go to the dad, I wonder if the dad knew it was coming or if they like mouted at each other first. Because I can understand he says something, he says in the back. Next thing you know, mashed potatoes in the face. Not that that should happen. But does it say anything about how it unfold? But does it say anything

about how it unfolded? He just said he walked up and with the dinner plate, bam, hit him over the head. Like that guy's got to be like, why am I getting hit in the head with a dinner plate? Like out of nowhere. That's crazy. Okay. Well, I know it's a bonehead. I mean, I do get it. It was at the prime rib carving station,

so that was maybe why. Oh, yeah, yeah. I probably do that too. To a 10-year-old. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Tonight on CMT, if you're around a television, put it on the channel. Sometimes it's hard to find channels. That's why I go to search

And I search and I find CMT It's also on like two channels It's on like the HD channel Like the normal channel I don't know the difference in those either But all I'm saying is tonight 9 8 Central My special comedically inspirational

It will be on CMT Big thanks to Dolly for being a part of it She definitely didn't have to It was so kind of her I hope you watch it And if you don't Nah it's okay Nah bad luck

Nah I don't know how I feel But yeah check it out tonight 9 8 Central on CMT tonight That's it. Goodbye, everybody. Let's go. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones Show. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry.

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