The Bobby Bones Show - TUES PT 2: What Celebs Have In Common Game

Episode Date: January 14, 2025

Bobby gives the show 3 celebrities and they have to decide what they all have in common. We hear the audio of the way a Hooters waitress tried to get out of a ticket and we talk about the times we've been pulled over and tried to get out of them. Bobby gives an update on his drones as he embarks on his first flight and how he is continuing to do scratch off. Bobby also gets into the difference of sports fans after an Eagles fan went viral for being awful.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Steve's on turn. Damn, dear, Eddie and me lunch, box, more game two. The Steve Redavit's trying to put you through. Mike D's right in this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic

so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story. Time for the morning, corny. The morning corny. What do you call a rude landscaper? What do you call a rude? Landscaper. Grasshole.

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Okay, okay, great. Tuesday, Reviews Day, let's get a couple in here. Movies or shows that you have watched to completion. I will go first. I watched a movie from 2016. I did not know it from 2016. I saw her be on TikTok and I was like, my wife's like, we gotta watch this.

We're in. So it's called Arrival with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. And anybody seen a rival? Yes. Okay, so she is like a doctor, but in linguistics and all of a sudden these 12 pods come from outer space, they're massive, they're like 500 feet.

And they have no way to communicate with them. They don't know why they're there, that they're aliens in there. And they get to go in, but they can't figure how to communicate with them. And so she's a doctor. She figures out, like, how do we talk? So they bring her in to do that.

It's awesome. You love that stuff. Yeah. It's awesome. What's it called again? A rival. Okay. Yeah, I give it four and a half out of five massive eggs.

And that's because you can't give anything five, right? Like, you haven't given anything five. I don't think. Yeah, five's got to be perfect and I don't really believe in perfect. Morgan, what did you think of rival? I liked it. I liked the sci-fi aspect of it. And I was just like on the edge of my mind.

I see it the whole time waiting to see if they were going to be able to communicate. That's awesome. I love that. It's 2016. I don't like you watching old stuff. But it's all that. 2016. Eddie,

did you watch Squid Games too? I finally finished Squid Game 2 because my son wanted to watch it with us. Don't say the thing that about the end. Okay. Don't say it. I won't, but I will not rate it very high. I don't care what you do. I'm not telling you what you can do.

Go ahead. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, it's great. I enjoyed it. But here's the deal. Go ahead. I cannot give it a high. rating. Okay. Because I am disappointed.

Go ahead. So I will give that's all I'm going to say? That's all I'm going to say, I will give it three and a half green suits. Here's the thing. You're going to say it's great, and then you're going to give it three and a half. Correct. And you will see why. I've seen it. So here's the thing about Squid Game Season 2. It's really the first half of season 2. Season 3 that comes out in a few months is actually the second half of season 2, but they have to call it season 3 because they made too many episodes. I feel like we got bamboozled because of that.

I knew that going into it. Yeah, I didn't. Okay. Mike, you have one? Yeah, watch a movie called Baby Girl with Nicole Kidman. Oh, is that the one where she gets it on the younger dude? Yeah, she's a CEO and hooks up with the intern. Yeah.

She takes on like these really demanding roles where she's like in these nude scenes. Yeah. It's like, how does she do that? But she's really good at it. Yeah, she's kind of just good at everything. Yeah, movies, TV shows. Yeah, it's really good. What do you give it?

I give it four out of five dirty hotel rooms. Oh. Dirty as in unclean. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. That part's gross

Okay, so Arrival four out of five Squid Games, Eddie Stupid And Mike Baby Girl 4 out of 5 We'll go to the rest of you guys In just a few minutes What do they have in common?

Celebrity game If I were to say Amy, Dan and Shea Seelo Green Blake Shelton What do all three of those celebrities have in common?

The voice Correct, they've all been judged on the voice Oh dang Legit I would have said they sing Does that count? They're humans. No.

It needs to be what it is. They all have boy parts. Boy parts. Okay, how about this? Another example. Lunchbox example. Demi Lovato, Zach Efron,

Sabrina Carpenter. Zach Ephron. Oh, that's a high school musical. Incorrect. They all get their start on Disney Channel. Dang, okay. Oh. This is going to be tough.

So it's got to be right on. Okay. You all can play. Morgan, you can play too. Okay. So we'll do seven of the, write your answer down. I need the exact answer. Ready? William Chattner,

Jeff Bezos, Lance Bass. What do those three celebrities have in common? William Shatner, Jeff Bezos, Lance Bass. 10 seconds? I'm in for the win. I'm in. Oh, wow, everybody's in. Morgan, you in?

Yeah, I'm in. Morgan, what do you have? Space. Amy? Space. Lunchbox? Been to space. Eddie?

Been to space. Yeah, they all wanted to be astronauts. So we'll go with it. Because Lance Bass tried to be an astronaut for a while. I remember that. I just thought he went on that rocket. Did he go, though? No, but he wanted to be an astronaut, which was the thing.

Did somebody have an answer if they went? They've gone? Because that's not accurate. Space isn't the same thing either then. Yeah, because he didn't go to space. No, but they have space in common. No. I will be the judge.

And that's, I'm almost delivering yellow. card for that because she also would be eliminated for her answer. Next up. Well, you can take away. The Rock. Terry Cruz. Joel McHale. I'm in. Who's Joel McHale? No idea.

It's Terry Cruz. The Rock. And the thing is, you all know who all three of them are. You just may not can identify their names right at this point. Terry Cruz, Joel McHale. Everybody good? Hold on, hold on. Punch is ready to sit in them in.

Three seconds. I'm in for the win. So just so you know who they are, Joel McHale is from the Soup. Joel McHale is from, what's the show he was in with your guy? Community. The community. You got a new show on Fox where he's in like the animal control. Famous actor.

Okay. And Terry Cruz, he was the host of America's That Talent, but he has the big pecks, big ripped up black dude. I know who he is. Action star. He's in white girls? White girls or white chicks? White chicks, thank you. Yeah, yeah.

Same same. Amy. Wrestling? Lunchbox. Wrestlers turned actors. Morgan. I had voice cartoon characters. Eddie?

I think they're all bald. They all played college sports. Joel McGill played tied in in Washington. Terry Rock played at Miami. Oh, wow. Yeah. So they didn't be college athletes. They didn't all wrestle.

And they didn't all play football. I had football. And then I was like, well, I don't think that Joel McGill guy played football. Yeah, he played at Washington. So I'd have been right. They played college sports. All right. Next up.

Zendaya. Kim Kardashian Bobby Bones That's me for those that are just finding this Zendaya Kim Kardashian Bobby Bones

What the I'm in maybe Zendaya Kim Kardashian Bobby Bones Three seconds I'm in for a woman I'm in

Amy actors and something Morgan Dancing with the Stars Lunchbox? Doctors Doctors? You got your doctorate Yeah but I'm saying Is Kim Kardashian? Is Kim Kardashian I probably got an honorary doctorate also

Eddie? Born in Arkansas Kim Kaye The answer is all did Dancing with the Stars Yeah Kim Kay did Dancing with the Stars And so did Zendaya Yeah Oh wow

Yeah a long time ago Zendia is a bigger star I think that would be the one could be blown away by. No. Okay. All did Dancing with Stars, boom. All same star level, too. Okay, she's got some wondering.

Next up. Martha Stewart, Tim Allen, Mark Wahlberg. Oh, I'm in. I'm in for the win. I think I'm in. Martha Stewart,

Tim Allen, Mark Wahlberg. I'm in. Lunch fucks are good? I've been in. Everybody good? Yeah. Eddie.

Been to jail. Lunchbox? Jailbirds. Morgan? Went to jail. Amy? Jail. Correct.

Walberg, I think, assault. Tim Allen, selling cocaine, Martha Stewart, insider trading. That's hardcore, man. Three left. Florida, Georgia Line.

Travis Tritt, Chris Young. Who's Travis Trit? Don't be an idiot. Come on. It's a great day to be alive. And Chris Young was the third, you said?

Florida, Georgia Line, Travis Trit, Young. What Florida, Georgia line? Travis Trick, Chris Young. Five seconds? Hmm. I'm in, maybe.

They're all from, Mother King, all we from the same spot. Yeah, because Florida and Georgia are two spots within one. All right, three seconds. And that is time. Lunchbox? Feuds with bones. Correct.

Whoa! That's so good. He totally possomed you guys. Yes, he did. Amy? $9 show. Yeah, the opposite of that. Morgan? Dang, I was so on that.

I had controversy in the news. Eddie? Broke up at one time. No, all artists that I've had views with wanted to punch in the face. That's so good. And probably wanted to punch me in the face. Yeah. All right, next up, two left.

George Clooney, Zach Braff, Hugh Lorry. I don't know who that is. George Clooney, Zach Braff, Hugh Lari. You know who Hugh Lurie. Laurie is. You may not know his name. When I say that, but you know who he is. Morgan, the lunchbox is in the lead right now. Three seconds. Eddie? Played doctors on TV. That's it. Let's go! Hugh Luray's house. Great job. Great job. Lunchbox? I went from TV stars to film stars. Morgan. I had won an Oscar. Amy? Played doctors on TV. Wow. Oh, no.

All the doctors on TV. Pony and ER, Zach Briff and Scrubs, Hugh Lauer. And House. Okay, never heard of House. Wow. It's good. Scrubs is hilarious. You guys never watched Scrubs. It was so funny.

Last one. Come on. Jerry Springer. Kanye West. Arnold Schwarzenegger. I'm in. Jerry Springer. What?

Kanye West, Arnold Schwarzenegger. What? I'm in. You guys know this? Yes. 100%. Oh, boy.

I don't know if I'm 100%. 100. Jerry Springer. Three seconds. Jerry Springer, Kanye West, Arnold Schwarzenegger. What do they have in common? Time. Amy.

California. Lunchbox? Affairs. Interesting. Those two are wrong so far, so one of you guys could win this. Come on, baby. Morgan. They were politicians or ran as politicians?

Correct. They all ran for political office. Eddie? Ran for political. office. Okay, it's Morgan and Eddie tie break. Let's go, baby. Kanye reading for president. That's so stupid. Come on. Yeah, wasn't Jerry Springer also like a mayor or governor? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew, but I didn't, Kanye, I had no idea. You two buzz in at any time at speed around, so I'm gonna read them slow as soon as you know. Buzz in your name. Elvis Presley, Rob Riggle, Adam Driver. Morgan? Morgan. Did drugs? Don't know if that's true or not, but I'm gonna go to know. That's all I got. No, Elvis Presley, Rob Riggle, Adam Driver.

I didn't know those last few. Eddie? I'm going to go with middle name Aaron. Also, over to the military. Oh. Who are those last few people? Rob Riggle, comedian actor, you for sure know him if you saw him. Adam Driver, big Hollywood actor.

You'd know him if you saw him. Okay. He was in Star Wars. He was amongst others. The good actor. Okay. Next one, speed around between you two. Ariana Grande.

Keenan Tom. Morgan, Nickelodeon. Correct. All started on Nickelodeon shows. Ariana Grande, do you know what she started on? Yeah, Salmon Cat. Keenan Thompson? No, the Good Burger.

Welcome to Good Burger. And the other was Miranda Costgrove. Oh, yeah, she had her own show. Yeah, I Carly. Yes. Yes. And Morgan is our winner. A win is a win.

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But this woman, you tried to flirt her way out of a DUI. Oh, gosh. It is awesome. And so she's a Hooters waitress. We had the video of it. Her name's Sophie. I'm going to play it for you. She kept calling the cop daddy.

Here you go. We're going to make out here. Okay. Gonna make out here. No, we're not. Turn on the lights. Turn off lights. Okay, do you want to try this first exercise for me?

I will do anything here, Daddy. All right. Can you put your feet together? Oh, put my feet together. And your hands on your side. Oh, no, whatever you say, Daddy. Okay. Are you wearing cards right now?

Are you wearing cards on? No, I'm wearing glasses. Hey, Sophia. Hey, Sophia. I swear to God, I'm wearing contacts. Like two seconds. Why he's such a nerd, bro? Oh, wow.

pulled up her over shirt to show she had a hooter shirt on underneath it again the daddy's she's trying he pulled her over at 2 a.m she didn't get breathalized until 312 but even then her blood limit was 0 3 3 which is 4 times which is 08 even the cop is laughing a little bit he is because he's like I see what you're doing the flirting did not work yeah she goes from daddy to then annoyed the nerd nerd let me a nerd Amy ever got a ticket I mean come on Amy the last the last no Because I've done anything. Daddy. The last time I did get pulled over, it was the same state trooper that had recently pulled you over Bobby.

Why got to put me in this? Well, because I think it helped get me out of the ticket because he said. I called him Daddy. He said, you know, pulled Bobby over recently. And I was like, oh, what do you know? Do you want to say why I was pulled over, though? Because I wasn't speeding. Go ahead.

I don't. You had your phone out. So did I. I was talking on my phone with it on my ear. and the cop pulled me over and he was like hey you know I pulled you up I said absolutely

I was on my phone I shouldn't have been and you don't even care what I was talking about but I was on my phone so I'll take whatever ticket I thought myself at the mercy I was being fun

I was like I did it and so then I saw him at the Grand Oleopry when I was performing like a week later and he was like hey I'm the one that pulled you over and gave me the old phone warning

and then I got Amy's you got to be kidding me I got both of them and you know state troopers they're like legit they have the uniform and the big hat and they look all. He was awesome.

So, yeah, I just respected his vibe and I got out of it. Wait, do you get a warning? You didn't get a warning? I got a warning. I didn't get a anything. I mean, a warning is getting out of it. You got it written on a piece of paper? I don't remember, but he warned me.

That's all right. It's been a while. I forgot about that. He told me put my phone down, take care. Lunchbox? No, I've never really gotten out of a ticket. I'm a dude. They don't let you out of tickets.

I've always hoped for a female cop to see if flirting works, but I've never got a female cop. It will not work. But Bobby's literally a dude that got out of a ticket from a male cop. That wasn't a story.

It wasn't like he sweet talked his way out of it. The guy just knew who body was. I did get out of a ticket once. I didn't sweet talk. But you're respectful. Well, if it's really hot, I get really bad.

Nosebleeds really quickly. And I got pulled over once. This is 15 years ago. And I thumped myself in the nose, boom blood. Because I can, on demand, if it's hot. You did that on purpose? Yeah.

And I was like, I have a nose is bleeding. And the officer's, like, okay, you should get to a bathroom. Because I wasn't going like crazy over, probably like 11, 12. And I went, I mean, I lost a shirt because I blood all over it. That's legit though, dude. Yeah, I felt pretty good about that one. Wow.

It wasn't even here. It was, I'm not bragging about it. I hate myself for it in case all the police officers that I fully respect or listening. Love you. Yeah, I got out of it that way because I just, pop. That's pretty cool. But also, you know what? I deserve that.

Because my nose has bled like a little nerd, as she would say, my whole life. And I got made fun out for it. I'd be playing outside as a kid. Nosebleed. Got to go out and get an air condition. So for once it worked in my favor. Man, do we think if there was no body cam? That dude's like, you know what?

You got a hooter shirt on. You're looking good. No. We don't know. We don't know lunch, we don't know lunch. Morgan, what about you? Ever got out of one? I've evaded a few police officers.

Is it ran? Like, I've been able to get out. Like, you ran? Not like, I've never been pulled over. None of that. It was like when I was at a house party and, like, the cops showed up and you, like, run out the back door. You get away, you know.

Or like we were at Country Stampede in Manhattan and they were on foot and everybody's drinking because it's the campgrounds. And they were getting people and they were about to get us. And we just like, it was like, we were in the army and we just full on evaded and went to multiple different campsites and they couldn't find us. Did you say you never been pulled over ever? No, I've been pulled over, but not like I wasn't like drinking and driving and ran away. Neither were we like speeding? You ever got a speeding ticket? Yeah, I've got a speeding ticket.

Didn't get out of it? No. Did you try daddy? I did not try daddy. No. I did cry, though, but it wasn't like purposely. I just started crying. I didn't know what else to do.

Eddie? Nah, man, they always give me tickets. What if the body cam one-nine? I think maybe they... Exactly. They give you a little love. Did you try saying daddy? I'll try it next time.

Or in Spanish. Oh, Papa. Yeah, pop-a-bye. Some fans are just too much. Listen, I get it. I get really emotional about Arkansas sports. But this is an Eagles fan at the game, yelling at a Packers fan.

They just played a playoff game. bad. And like, again, I think I get crazy. The only time I see rage in my whole life is when we lose a game, a close game. And I get fire in my eyes. Ever. I don't yell people. I don't get that angry. But I will punch a couch, not a wall, though. I'll punch a couch. So a male Eagles fan was captured on video spewing vile comments at a female Packers game during the wildcar game on Sunday. The unnamed fan and a dark green Eagles jacket went viral. Ray, we can play the clip is our clip bleeped i'm hoping he uses amy a lot of words like the f word and the c word but bleeped bleeped go ahead a little hard to hear he's there's a packers fan and he yells she's an

ugly dumb see you're gonna do anything it's a guy to a woman too by the way and he says shut up up and watch the game in the in the middle of the game while just cheering it wasn't like as far as i saw because i watched i tried to watch all the context of this it wasn't like there was something more than normal fans chirping. All throughout this, her fiance maintains a calm and cool composure. Otherwise,

he tried to not pay him attention so he would stop. And there are two ways. There's go and physically fight him and both get kicked out of the game and have to go be in stadium prison, which would suck. Because it's not even real jail. Like, put me in real jail. You got to go sit in stadium jail.

That's loser jail. So you can do that. Or you can just try to ignore and hope other people are like, yo, bro. Stop. Stop. I know. That's what I'm wondering if he had any friends or a significant other near him, because you think they'd be like, dude, stop.

I'd like to say this about Eagles fans, too. They're hardcore. They're crazy. And if you're from Philly, God love you, you're passionate. Here's the difference, though, about Philly and Boston, two very passionate places. Boston, they will tell you exactly how it is, even if it's uncomfortable. They will be truthful. But for the most part, they have your best interest in mind.

And they're always bad fans with every. group. But a Boston fan is hardcore, but hardcore in the way of like, I love my team. Shut up. I'm going to watch the game. A Philly fan, well, just fight you because they have a hang nail if their team's losing. This guy should never be allowed back in another game. They have since identified him. I know who he is now. Yeah, it's sort of like a real job. He's like a business guy. Oh my. Yeah. What? We need to look into that. Also, it's like, you know, no fly, you put on a no fly list if you mess up on an airplane. He's on a no...

They just did this with two Yankees fans. Well, I mean, they were at a game where they went in and they grabbed a ball as it was like not foul. And then they tried to pull the glove off the player and they just got banned from all Major League Baseball. That's crazy. Yeah, as they should.

Yeah, yeah. You can't touch people. But you can like do a fake mustache and sneak back in somehow. Yeah, I mean, like, how are they going to know? You know, 50,000 people going in a stadium, you just put a hat on, they're not going to know. Right.

How are they going to, like, keep you out of that stadium? Oh, that's true. How do they enforce it? this because like on an airplane you can't get through but at a game. I don't know. I think the government's got these drones up for a reason. Maybe it's to make sure we don't get back in games if we get kicked out. Maybe they're scanning our retinas. We don't even know. I think I'm doing it my first drone flight today by the way. Yes. I had to wait because the snow. We have drones over our house, big drones over our house.

And we don't know why and it's only at night. And because of the weather I've not been able to. I'm thinking I'm taking my first test flight today with it. Observation flight? No war today? Flight just to make sure I can not crash it into a tree. Once I went to the the mall and bought one of those little helicopters you fly up, you know, the guy that's in the middle and the little kiosk thing and it's like, hey, buy a helicopter. I did that float right into a tree, 10 seconds into it, never saw it again. My goal is for that not to happen with this drone. Well, this one's a little more sophisticated. And expensive. And so am I. So matter of fact. Yeah. But are you going to test it out in more open area or where you have trees and stuff? I'm testing it out

because that's where I'm going to be launching it from if these drones come over my house. Okay. So I got to work out in the conditions I'm going to be working. Good luck, man. I don't know if you test it out in an area that's more wide open and then move to your conditions. I don't. I test it out at home. And if it flies right into a tree, well, that's what God wanted. And then I buy another one. But I think I'm doing that today.

And you can see the whole story up on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. I said, I was getting made fun on a little bit because I said, I got this drone. It's not really as big as I thought it was. So I guess I got to put a camera on it and people are like, hey, pap, all, there's a camera built inside of it. It's really small. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, it's right there. Okay.

You're me. I mean, we're the same person. Yeah. So it's like I pulled it up again in another video and it's like a tiny camera. And there's a camera, there's a video. So we're ready to go. We're going to launch a counter observation strike at first against these drones. And then I bought some different accessories to go on the drone when I'm ready to go to war.

What kind of accessories? Don't worry about it. Maybe it rhymes with a net, except that's the exact word. Oh. Net. Okay. You have a net? What does it do?

It deploys out and like... You hold it and you try to take down. You ever like, okay, you're fishing and Arkansas Keith's got a big striper on the line. And instead of risking the line being broken right as he pulls it in, we go down with the net to grab it. That's what my drone's going to do. It's going to go up and net one of those things and bring it down. Sounds sophisticated. Isn't your drone significantly smaller than the...

That's why you need the net. Ever see the movie Rudy? He was small. My drone is Rudy. Okay. So I think I'm going to do a drone launch today just to see. This is going to be a disaster. Either I'm going to jail or something bad is going to happen here, right?

Like this is not an area that I have any expertise in. But I just feel for the sake of the people, I need to do this and see what's going on with all these drones. And you still haven't talked to any of your neighbors about the drones. I don't know my neighbors. I don't trust them. This seems like a good time you get to know. I don't trust the neighbors. No, I've been watching too many CIA shows.

You never know who's a spy. That's true. Even the people that you think you've been. been around forever. They could be sleeper cells. Yep. Like they've literally moved into that house to... Watch you. Or, not to watch me. They live in that house just waiting for the queue to go

time to go into action. And once I go into action, they may come into action. Okay. So I'm droning it up. Baby today, I'll probably put it online on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. If I lose this drone immediately, this is so stupid. Because I pay the drone was like 600 bucks. And then I pay

like $350 in accessories. Because you got like little blades and then I have a night. Little blades. Yeah. Like replacement blades. Like for the propeller? No, I think they're like stabbers. Oh, nice.

Like spears? They just... Now that you say that, they might be propeller. I think they're propellers. But I think I can make them stabbers. I mean, you probably can. It takes somebody with no knowledge of something trying to do it to create new ways to do it.

Okay. How do you think I want to answer with stars? I had no idea what I was doing. Found a new way to do it. Yeah, okay. So we're droning it up today, baby. Confidence is everything. Or nothing at all.

whatever. It's a disaster. I did scratch off another ticket today. My New Year's resolution. Let me grab it. It is to scratch these off and went over $1,000 on a scratch off. So this $50 scratcher, no luck, no win.

So how many is that? Oh, that's rough, man. Two. Is that two? Or three. I meant to do more because I have them here. But I just want to win. It's my New Year's resolution.

Lunchbox, are you hoping he doesn't win? Yeah, absolutely. That's crazy. I mean, as much as I appreciate Bobby, but that'll just make me upset. As much as you appreciate me, I've never heard that. So that's almost a compliment. As much as I appreciate Bobby.

This is growth. That is growth. You appreciate it. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clivert Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be.

to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special

guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for, to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the radar.

This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcasts on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok.

There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And Rule 2, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves.

Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. American soccer is about to explode. The World Cup is coming. Ramers sending on the only story. I'm Tad Ramos.

I'm Tom Bo. On our podcast, inside American soccer, you'll get the real storylines. I'm not worried about Polic. I'm not worried about balligan. I'm not worried. about McKinney. My only concern is what happens in the back. The biggest decisions.

If you're going to look at stats and numbers, he has no shot at making this World Cup team. And the truth about the U.S. national team. It wouldn't be a huge surprise if our team ends up in the quarterfinals or potentially a great run into the semifinals. The World Cup is almost here. Experience it all with us. Listen, Inside American Soccer with Tom Bogart and Tab Ramos on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever. you get your podcast. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance.

And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help us all better navigate these periods of turbulence and transformation. There is one finding that is consistent, and that is that our resilience rests on our relationships. I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes.

Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. If your pet is acting up out of nowhere, experts say you might want to be. seek out a pet psychiatrist. I say, don't spend your money on that crap. I think a vet is different because it could be something where your animal is actually sick in his acting a weird way.

Because I know when Stanley and Bulldogs get bad ear infections, when he's like weird and like his head's always crooked, it means one of his ears is messed up. And so that's a vet call. Not a pet psychiatrist call. What do they do? They sit there and talk to the couch. What if they know something we don't?

Well, they ask him about the, childhood, their childhood trauma. They open up. And imagine every animal pretty much has childhood trauma because they're all taken away from their parents. Yeah. Gosh, that's so true. A pet psychiatrist is an animal behavior professional that specializes in solving problem

behaviors and animals like dogs and cats. Didn't you go to a pet psychic once? Well, I had the doggy llama come to my house and then I also did a phone call with a pet psychic. The thing about that, that is the greatest gift ever because you can't prove the wrong. Right. Because the animal can't go, that's not true. Like if I went to a psychic and they'd be like, yeah, you're actually, both eyes will work.

Actually, they both kind of work right now, but that's not true. Only have one good eye. I could literally say that. My dog, doesn't even know English. Well, like seven words. And most of them are about being hungry. That's it. That's from Indeed.com.

Am you still dry? January? Oh, yes. I'm sorry, I didn't know where you're going with that, but yes, I am dry. Where else would you think I was going? You came on the show and said you were doing dry January. I know, but that was a weird way to ask. Amy, are you still dry?

What did you guys think when I said that? Not drinking. Just because she brought it up herself. I don't know what she was thinking. Dry skin? Yeah, oh dude, I itch. My legs it's so bad. Like on the front of my shins from dry skin.

Yeah. Dry January. How's it going? Oh, yeah. I'm all, yeah. If there was a day I was going to go damp. Not really a thing. All right.

Well, it would have been yesterday. And I'm totally fine. Why? A bunch of kids get you and be like, have a drink, Amy. No, but it was just one of those days where like, you know, one little cocktail would have felt like just, ah. Tough day, you mean? Yeah, it was just a weird day, but I was like, eh, I don't, that's good. Well, you're almost there. Well, it's really not that hard. It's a 14th.

Thankfully, I don't have a problem with alcohol, but I do feel great. Good, good. Glad you're still dry. Yeah, thank you. You're welcome. Elvis Presley's rhinestone jockstrap is up for sale. He had one of those? Dude. Would he wear this on stage or? Maybe when he was doing karate?

One of the most iconic and influential performers of the 20th century, and I'm looking at it right now. It's current prices of $42,578. It has rhinestones that, it looks silver on the front. And then in blue some jewel, this is EP on the top part. That was Presley. and I just feel like those would come off if you were doing anything remotely active, but it doesn't really say when he wore this. Because I'm thinking like his vagus shows when he would wear like that suit.

I mean, maybe that's something he just had on in case women would like grab at him. I got it. I found it. It was gifted to him by a fan. It doesn't say if he wore it or not. Okay. Well, if he didn't wear it, I don't want it. Otherwise you were going to get it.

No, I don't want to get it. But I would only want it if he wore it. Otherwise somebody just made it and gave it to him. Right. Paul Frazier collectibles with that story, but it is at $42,000 right now. They say the Palisades fire was likely started by dormant blaze sparked by fireworks from New Year's Eve. And everything being so dry. The Palisades fire that has devastated Los Angeles and killed at least eight people has reignited,

may have reignited from scorch marks left by an earlier inferno that is believed to have been caused by fireworks set off on New Year's Eve. That's from the New York Post. Now, this is the biggest, it is not the only one. There are multiple everywhere. So I guess. Right, because the eighth deaths are just for that. The New Year's E fire happened. They mostly put it out or they thought it was out.

But because I guess there was still something. Embers or whatever. Possibly, it restarted. Dang. Tennessee man arrested after shooting out of family sledding in the snow. What? Benjamin Cook's facing six counts of aggravated assault in connection with the shooting. The sheriff's office said,

Deputies responded to the area. Following a report, a man was holding a family of six, and he was shooting at them. They were on his property sledding. I don't think he knows the castle doctrine. If you're being threatened in your house, that's when, if someone's sledding down your hill, you'd probably just say, hey, stop sledding down the hill. Right. Yeah, gunshot seems a little extreme. Deputies went to the shooter's house.

They also obtained pictures from a neighbor showing cook and matching clothing, walking through the woods, carrying a black rifle slung across his back. Oh, my gosh. Okay. his guns. And send him to jail. And this hill. Let's take away his hill. Yeah. Let's just take a bulldozer. There we go. Latin it out. Mentally something's off. Average American has four good pairs of underwear and rotation. Now when I was reading this this morning, I looked at my rotation. Mine's about nine. That's a good number. You have nine

favorites? Not favorites. Good condition. That I'm, that are in rotation because when I work out, I change immediately. Sometimes I got to go two a day. So I can't just do four or I run out. But four good pairs of underwear in rotation. Lunchbox, what do you think? What do you have? Oh, man, I don't even know. I mean, I wouldn't say they're in good condition. I've had some for 12 years easily.

And I'm wearing the same ones I wore yesterday. Do you flip them? Not an ad and flip them. Didn't need to flip them? Just had them on and, you know, they were on the floor. And I was like, oh, they're probably in good shape. I didn't run yesterday. So put them back on.

Will you flip them? I'll flip them if, like, if they're all dirty, just flip. And have the dirty on the outside. Yeah, you just turn them inside out. Boom, there you go. I probably got at least 12 pairs. Do you go to all 12? No.

There's some that are bottom of the barrel, like, that aren't, like, the ones I like. I don't even know what kind of material they are. Get rid of those. How many in rotation, though, would you say, meaning if you could choose? Oh, probably eight. Oh. Yeah. You're above average.

Yeah. I have these boxer briefs, you know, like, well, they used to be boxer briefs, but now they fit like shorts because they're just so stretched out. Why is that? I never wear those. Just in time I've had it for like five years. All right there you go. It's the news. Thanks. Good stuff. Bodies. Stories.

I like to consider myself a pretty smart guy, meaning from when I was a child they put me in gifted and talented classes and I think that actually formed my belief in myself. I think there was a big part of just being put in that class that made me think, oh, I'm smart. Because they've said I'm smart. So now I've got to be

smart. I do think I've been blessed a bit with some different skills. We all have different skills we've been blessed with. I think mine is kind of thinking quick, having a pretty good mind for strategy. I think a lot of my career has been showing up, but also strategizing. So I do think of all the things I'm not good at, I'm a pretty naturally smart person. I did great on my standardized test scores. That being said, there are sometimes where I'm such a moron. We have a we have toaster like most people do in America, and I was putting toast in toaster. And I pushed the thing down. And it didn't come on.

So I'm like, well, it must not be plugged in. Look up. Plugged in. Okay. So I look down to there again. Still not on. So I unplug it. Plug it back up again.

Maybe it's like Nintendo. Blow it out. Put it back in. Push toaster. And come on. Okay, great. So I guess I'm not going to eat any toast, right? So I move on in my morning and have something terrible what?

Oh, I just already want to guess like what. I think I know. Well, did you check the that was plugged into the actual toaster? I did. Okay. You did that. It wasn't just the wall.

It wasn't just the wall. Okay, okay. It's plugged into the toaster. It's plugged into the wall. Okay. And just last night, I was eating toast. So the toaster worked last night and whatever the cable is,

because was there a short on the cable or something. Anyway, I gave up because I didn't have time. I was leaving very soon. So my wife walked down, what are you doing? I said, stupid toaster's broke. And she was like, really? I just bought that one.

I was like, yeah, stupid toasters broke. She goes, do you have time to eat toast? I said, yeah, but I have to like do it right now. And she goes, okay, well, why don't you take that toaster and just pull it and put an outlet here in the kitchen? And so I did and it worked. That outlet? Apparently like a fuse.

Sure. Yeah. And I gave up instead of just literally just plugging into a different outlet. Yeah. I was probably never going to have toast again. I gave up. I was even, I was so sad. I was never eating toast again.

And my wife was like, hey, she didn't say moron, but I felt in parentheses unspoken moron. why don't you plug it into a different hole? And it didn't, it worked, and here we are. But to your defense, I think it was... I need no defense. You did want to move on. I really wanted to toast more than I wanted to move on.

Because I tried like three, plug it in it. I blew on the thing. Nintendo style. Yeah. Well, so then did you go to the fuse box? Nah, I just left it. Don't worry about that. I don't even think she knows.

I just left it without her knowing. So hopefully she sees it's not working because a microwave didn't work either I found out later. Same spot. Okay, so it's the same circuit. Yeah, now it's the same circuit. So hopefully she'll fix it before I get home. and I never have to do anything about it. Do you even know where the breaker block is it?

I fix it all the time. That's the one thing I can do. Oh. I can break her box like crazy. That's not really fixing. You just kind of switch the thing. I don't even know which one's which. I do everything in the house.

No, you don't. No, no, no. I'll be honest with it. Bobby, it's got to be labeled. But I can't even really read it and it's like 32 and corner of, I don't know. So I just go, I'll do like five of them. And then I'll go check again to see if it's on. So like all the house.

All the lights in the house. TVs come off. Lights come off. Everything's restarted. I don't know what's what, but I do know how to flip everything on. You are right, though. Like, whoever sets that breaker box can't. Yeah, I said it.

I didn't write on the thing. I can't read the writing. It's like a prescription. Can they not write it a little better? Exactly. Like every single one, you can never understand what it says. Is that bedroom or is that bathroom? It's like a prescription when a doctor, you don't know what that says.

So yeah, I just go like five of their time. Brum, and then I go on. I walk you back in the house and check. All right. You know you can kind of see if it's, uh... Yeah, sometimes they're pop. Yeah. Yeah.

You can see when it's not completely turned switched over. Not really on mine. Or maybe I can. I do all of them. Well, five of them at a time. Yeah. And then eventually I get there. Sure.

But sometimes I shut something off. My wife's in the middle of something. And she's like, the TV just went off. It did? That's weird. What the heck? We should get that checked out. Anyway, Toaster Drama this morning.

Well, I think the moral here is don't give up so quickly, right? Is that like, hey, let's. Or bring in an expert. Your wife. is what I did. She was like, why don't you just plug it into a different plug-in? Anyway, I'm very smart. I just want to lead with that. We are. I do want to go to this Caitlin Clark story. Probably my favorite American athlete.

Texas man's been charged with stalking WNBA star Caitlin Clark after allegedly sending numerous threats and sexual messages. Police say Michael Lewis 55 traveled to Indianapolis from North Texas. Man, when they travel to you, that's when I get serious. Because there's a lot of internet toxicity and a lot of people that just, say stuff that have avatars instead of faces. And again, not that they don't matter, but that's a lot of,

that happens a lot. Happens a lot to me. But when someone travels to you or uses their face to say really mean stuff, he sent an overwhelming amount of explicit online messages directed at Clark, including claims he was driving around her home. He's going to face one to six years in prison

and a fine up to $10,000. Fox Force. That's scary. That sucks. Oh. Oh, something else. Before we go, there's been a great mystery on this show. You guys may not have known about it, but Amy's had a rash.

Mm-hmm. Have you guys known about Amy's rash? No, because I haven't shown it. Okay. I've been having to dress specifically to avoid showing the rash. But you look like you dress normal. The mystery's been solved. Yeah, but you haven't seen me in any, like, V-necks or scoop necks because I've had a rash on my chest.

That's why she doesn't show up in a bikini some days, because she's embarrassed to this rash. Oh, my. Yeah, it's been pretty bad. And I have been trying to figure it out. Like what? I went to the dermatologist. I'm like, what's going on? Is it something that I'm eating?

My detergent is the same. Fabric softener is the same. So I didn't think it was anything to do with my laundry. And then it hit me that a couple of months ago, I went to go get dryer sheets and they were sold out of my usual. So I got a new kind of dryer sheets. And there was a huge pack. It was on sale.

So I've had a ton of them. I've been using them the last few months. And I was like, it's a dryer sheets. So I just stopped using them and my rash is getting better. But now I have to rewash anything that I washed the last few months that might still have whatever chemicals from the dryer sheets on my shirt. The dryer sheet did that. Yeah.

Finally, I figured it out. Good job. And I figured out the toaster. Look at us. We're just figuring crap out today. Slowly, but you guys did it. Yeah, so just. I didn't.

Your wife did. And then it reminded me of that one lady that told me my dryer sheets were keeping me from getting pregnant. Remember her? Years back. Yeah, I was trying to get pregnant. No, but I went to see her. I remember I was doing all that crazy stuff, trying to get pregnant.

Like sex? No. The other stuff. Oh, I know that. Oh, God, I didn't know if that. Yeah, I just, and she, I met with her, and she was just like, okay, you got to stop using dryer sheets. Really?

Yes. Do you believe her now more? No, I'm not saying that's the case. It just reminded me of that. I mean, I'm sure there's some that are full of more chemicals than others, but I don't know how it was weird. She was pretty adamant that, My dryer sheets were causing infertility.

We're here for you. Thanks. And I'm happy to happen. All I know is they were definitely causing a rash. You say that, but that tone sounds so pervy. They were causing a rash. It's like, guys, let me just tell you, rash. They were.

Like, I don't know if they were causing infertility, but they were causing a rash. It doesn't matter. I'm glad that's fixed. Thank you. And everyone should know, I think this is the thing, too. If you have a rash, it could be any of those elements, including a dryer sheet. Yeah, like just thinking of anything new you've been doing. Right.

Okay, Amy, thank you for that. That's great. Bobby Bones Show. Boney up the day. This story comes to us from Lake County, Florida. A sheriff's deputy was driving his patrol car when all of a sudden, boom, he rearing someone and he gets out and he's like, I'm so sorry, ma'am, the brakes locked up. I don't know what was happening in my vehicle. I mean, something went wrong.

And another witness was like, well, why'd you throw your phone out the window? Oh, no. And he was looking at unclad women on his phone. Unclad? What does that even mean? Second of all, what? Second of all, could have been anything.

Twitter. Scantily clad? Even that. You can say naked. You can say naked. It's not the wrong with naked. No, unclad. I don't.

I'm just context. Because I've heard scantily clad since that's skitly clothes. Scantily would be slightly. Yeah. Yeah. So unclad me and you got nothing on. Is that in your story? say unclad?

No, he says he was looking at the... Why did you choose unclad then? Because I was trying to go PC term for... Naked, you can say naked. It said more than naked. Okay. But you can say naked. Okay, regardless.

So he has lost his job. But if you don't have to throw it so far out the window. Okay. So you have the wreck and you put in your pocket and then you walk to a dumpster or something and you put it in there. I know, but he had a... Like when I were into a car. car once on I-35 bumper to bumper and I boop ran in the person in front of me. It was because I was eating jelly toast and I threw it into my console real quick because

I didn't want that to be the reason. But there is not a direct law against eating jelly toast specifically and there weren't unclaid women on your jelly toast. I know, but I get the idea of just trying to like toss it real quick. Thank you, Lunchbox. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Here's a voicemail from yesterday.

Hi, studio. I was curious if Bobby has still been doing scratch-off. since the first of the year. I haven't heard any updates, so just curious how that's going. Boom, I have them right here. I've done two so far. Any winners?

No. No, not even a break-even yet. I have one, two, three, four more $50 scratch-offs, but I'll be scratching all year long. I thought I was going to do every day but some days of run out of time. But I'm trying.

I'll scratch today, though, for sure, and see if we win. Let's do another voicemail. Hey, I was just listening to the podcast and Dylan and Dylan and Dylan and they started singing go tell it on the mountain. Let them know that I felt the spirit in that song, and it was amazing.

They did really good. I really liked it, and I was on the road and just praising God while I drove. So just wanted to share that, William. Thank you very much. Appreciate that. Here's another voicemail. Bobby Bones. I'm a podcast listener.

I had such a thrill. You are a genius for getting the two Dillans to sing, go tell it on the mountain. I was laughing my butt off, and I just hope that you keep those old songs coming, whatever covers, because I never know if people are good when they sing when they come on the show because they never get to hear them sing. So they killed it. It was awesome. Thank you. You can watch it on YouTube. You can listen to it on the podcast, because what I have started to do is there are these songs that are over 100 years old. They're called Public Domain, and you can play anything over 100 years old because nobody owns it. On our podcast, if we play a current song, we'll get sued.

but you can't get sued if nobody owns it. So we had them play, Go tell it on the mountain. And one person was finding God. The other person was like, this is awesome, you can hear songs again. So my idea was to take these songs

that people can play for free and play them on the podcast. A bit unorthodox, but it's the only way to get music up there. We will see you tomorrow. Have a great day. Bye. The Bobby Bones show theme song written, produced,

and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobis Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media.

Well, now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, the Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfilled of conversations with athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. So let's get to it. Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest.

The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart Radio app,

Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. American soccer is about to explode. The World Cup is coming. Coming. Ramo sending on to Ernie Stewart, the chip. Score!

I'm Tab Ramos. I'm Tom Boe. On our podcast, Inside American Soccer, you'll get the real storylines, the biggest decisions, and the truth about the U.S. national team. It wouldn't be a huge surprise if our team ends up in the quarterfinals

or potentially a great run into the semifinals. Listen, Inside American Soccer with Tom Bogart and Tab Ramos on the I-Heart Radio app, Apple Podcast, wherever you get your podcast. This is Julian Edelman, host of games with names. On our latest episode, we got comedian, Blake Anderson from Workaholics and The Hilarious. This is Important Podcast. Let's go.

We did beat them in improv. You had an improv against the team? Yes. We would pull up their schools would be there with signs for us. It's competition. What you would win is a bottle of gold slager. James Fester threw it out of a van because he didn't want us drinking it. For more games with names, visit the IHeart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast.

On the Ceno Show podcast, each episode invites you into a raw, unfiltered conversations about recovery, resilience, and redemption. On a recent episode, I sit down with actor, cultural icon Danny Trail, talk about addiction, transformation, and the power of second chances. The entire season two is now available to bench featuring powerful conversations with the guests like Tiffany Addish, Johnny Knoxville, and more. I'm an alcoholic. And without this probe, I'm going to die. Listen to the Ceno show on the IHare Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed human.