The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (01-18-22)

Episode Date: January 18, 2022

We’re back from the extended weekend! Bobby starts by sharing a study that a guy holding a bottle of beer is more attractive. We get an update if Amy’s fish survived another week. Bobby shares more about what he listens to in order to fall asleep and updates us on his sleep study. Amy shares a lifehack on how to check all the subscriptions you have on your phone. Bobby reads a list of celebrities who don’t have cell phones…and how long he could go without his phone. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Open doors to the future for you and your family with the help of American Military University. That's AMU. APUS. dot E-D-U-S-Military. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Has it happened, guys holding a bottle of beer, it makes it more attractive. Amy?

I guess it just depends, but I could see that. Well, it's going to depend on the guy. But if the guy's holding different things... Like a guy holding a drill. Attractive? Yeah. I was thinking, like, other drinks. I mean, because you could be like, well, a guy holding a puppy or a...

Oh, yeah. A bucket of cash? A puppy. A bucket of cash, well, yeah. In the study, whenever I got a puppy. was ordering a bottle of beer and holding it, he was viewed as one to one point five points hotter. Like a long neck. Like there's something, it's better than a can because I'm hearing like a bottle. Yeah, a bottle of beer. Yes. Do they make short neck bottles? Yes. But for beer? Yeah.

Like what? Like a red stripe. Okay. Miller High Life. It's like a little stumpy one. Oh, you're right. It is. Amy. Amy, I saw on your, maybe your Twitter, maybe your Instagram that your fish was on the bottom of your tank. Chill and dead or alive. I knew it was alive or you wouldn't have posted it like that? No, no, no. Okay. That was alive. It's a lot.

Those fish just live on the ground sometimes. So, first time I'd seen it laying there for like a while without moving. And I was concerned. You thought it might be dead? I thought it might be. So how did you make it be alive? I didn't. I just waited and went back later and it was swimming around.

It's alive. So the fish is still alive. By the way, I have a big window here for this fish to die for me to make money. What did you do? I have now until, do we know, Mike. No, I'm not out. I got a big window. I will say we were, no, no, but it's not, it's not, show me the dates. I will say, I think I have a big window until you get three or four months down the road. Okay. Because it's closest to it. It's not if it passes the date. It's, it's the

closest to the date. Okay. I did a year. Okay, so lunchbox said December 8th, 2021. I said January 4th, 2022. So because we passed January 4th, lunchbox is out. Okay, he's done. The next one up is December 6th of this year. So if you do the math, the middle point between January 4th and December 6th is kind of the date where I expire. So this summer, if this thing dies before the summer, I win the money. Amy, are you cleaning out the tank regularly? Are you doing everything you need to do? I was going to update on that too. Go ahead. We had planned to clean the water out this weekend or the refresh it or whatever you do, and we did not. Hold on, listen to this.

I have to sneeze, listen. Ew. No, the question is... Half of your mouth just came out. We just saw that. The question is, is that a masculine sneeze or not? It's normal. Yes.

Go ahead. Normally, it's not like feminine or anything. It's a normal sneeze. Good. Go ahead. Yeah, I mean, you didn't go like, a chew! That's what I expected. I just wanted you to hear that.

Engage, where would you put it on the masculine meter? 10 being really manly. One being... The really manly ones are... Gross. Okay. Go ahead. Where would you rank me? Six. Five.

Seven. Oh, okay, so I average out of six there. All right. Pretty good. Maybe I should sneeze more often. How loud. Let's see. Falling asleep with the TV on is bad for you, according to a new study. I think everybody knew that, right?

Yes. I had been doing it all in my life. I don't do that really anymore. Maybe once every two or three weeks now. I don't think I would have changed. except most people don't like sleeping with the TV on. My wife wasn't a fan of it. She learned to do it,

but I knew she didn't like it, so I tried all these different things. And so now I mentioned even on the show today, I put on a podcast on the phone right by my head. I keep it really low, but she can still hear it. But I fall asleep quick listening to a podcast, especially if it's one that's not super stimulating. So I'll listen to the Bill Simmons podcast.

It comes on three times a week. I listen to that. There's also one called 60 songs that made the 90s. And he talks like this the whole time. So although I like it, I do fall asleep on that one too. So I've moved over to podcast, but I've got to call today and get my sleep study lined up.

I have to go into a hotel. They stick all these tubes in me. And then I go to sleep, butt naked. Well, that is what you have. You've imagined that in your head. That's not what's really going to happen. No, he's going to do it even if they ask them to do it. Do they stick tubes in you even?

No, I think they put maybe a lexious. electrodes on you. What is that? Like, isn't that the little things that like... Oh, the little sticky circles? With the wires? How do I sleep? I move around a lot.

I'll probably rip that thing out of the wall. I get pretty aggressive. It's like violent and aggressive when I'm moving around sleeping. I think I have restless leg syndrome though. Does it hurt? Your legs hurt? No.

But when I lay in bed, my legs are just always moving and jumping. I don't even realize it. Like, I'm twitching, and I'm making my muscles tense. and Caitlin noticed it like three weeks ago and I was like, nah, I'm just restless.

She goes, exactly. But my legs are just always jumping all the time. But I got to get me a sleep study. I don't know how long it's going to take, but I have to go into a hotel room, get butt naked. The doctor's also butt naked. I've heard a lot of weird stuff happens here.

Interesting. Yeah. This is your imagination. So many people told me I could do it at home, but that's not the case. People have even called in saying, I have to go to a, hotel and be in the hotel.

This feels like Ray when he was trying to be a model. When the guy's like, come to my house, take off all your clothes, I'll take pictures of you. But it was for a clothing store. No, but it wasn't. It never got, you know, it was really an ad I responded to. And so, yeah, that's the thing.

It was one of those. You're doing money. You're exchanging stuff like that. So that's how it can then. But what I did is I just openly agreed to it without any money exchange. So that's why I ended up being bad. Yeah, like you're paying for a service. A new study suggests going to best.

on with the TV might be messing with your sleep because our brains are constantly scanning for unfamiliar sounds and voices. It could cause microarousals at night. Yeah, have those without the TV. Where you almost wake up, they think it's our brain's way of letting us know there might be a potential threat nearby. Especially if you're watching something creepy before bed. Who would ever do that? Although yellow jackets is pretty creepy. That's what I was going to say. Well, and someone, I mentioned earlier we're watching the show and so you can't really find it on the streaming source if you just have streaming, but someone's at Hulu, but you have to order the extra on Hulu. We tried that. We went to Hulu,

typed in yellow jackets, and it's like, yeah, you can watch it here, but you got to pay for the extra. I already pay for Hulu. I don't want to pay for the extra on Hulu. There's more Hulu? Well, you can pay for like specific channels. Just like you can at Amazon. In Amazon, you can go and buy access to certain channels, or we have NBA League Pass because we watched a lot of the Thunder games. What are you looking at your time? Well, you know, the other day, or not the other day. I don't know when it was. Probably months ago, I told you all about in your settings,

you can go to your name, and then click on subscriptions, and it'll give you every app that you are subscribed to. On the phone. On your phone. Go to settings. Settings. Then go to your name up at the top. Go to my name, got it.

And then go to subscriptions. Subscriptions. You have that? Okay, so then you can go through and see what you're paying. And I cleaned that out back then several months ago. I just went through yesterday. Oh, I don't have a lot. You don't have a lot?

I'll read it to you. I don't know what the heck I do, but I had to clean it out again. And then that motivated me to go look at subscriptions I pay for. like HBO Max. I realized it must have been desperate or something, but we have like one we set up in my husband's email. One day I guess I set one up in my email. We've been paying double for HBO Max. My account, his account. No, no, no. So I'd save $14.99 a month there. PSA, just to like

go look at what you're subscribed to because yesterday I think I earned $150 back a month. I wish there was a way to just see all period. Well, this is all you can see on your phone. But I mean if there was a credit card way where you didn't have to go through line by line? I did. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Every month what I was paying, I canceled a fee. I was paying $9.99 a month for the New Yorker. Oh, fancy. Wow. But why? I missed it accidentally at that. Like, I don't even know how that happened. Maybe subscribe to a cigar aficionado and has no idea why. So if you could go to your credit card site, you can log in. Yeah. It would be nice if they could just show you what is billed on a monthly basis so you could see what your

were. Yeah, maybe. If that feature exists, I did not find it. We went item by item, and I was super proud of myself, though. I have, these are my subscriptions on my phone. Dropbox. Yep. For file sharing, do a lot of sharing of the files.

Yes, you do. Disney Plus. Peloton. I canceled that. I still use my Peloton, but I don't take a class. And that saved me $39.99 a month right there. HBO Max. Netflix.

Calm. You pay for that? I paid once. 60 bucks for the whole year. The Calm app. Okay. Just remember, make sure you're using it a year from now,

or you're going to get charged another 60. Yeah, I know what that was. Okay. I'm familiar without that one. But you might forget. Betternet, VPN, and then something I didn't mean to order called the Grint. Golf, GPS, and handicap.

Oh. I think I bought it for a year, but I don't, I never used that. I think Eddie always types when we play golf as handicapped as we go, as scores. And I was like, I like to do that. And then I think I hurt my shoulder and never used it. No. That's a waste of money. Yeah, that's all I have there.

So I don't have a ton of those on my phone. Can you tell me one more time? How do you do it? Okay. Go to settings. Push your button on the side. And push the other one on the top of those two. That's a selfie.

And then go to your name. Like at the top, it says your name and email address. And then like, subscriptions. Subscriptions. And it'll take you to everything. Read, no. Read, read, no. Thank you.

I don't know. I don't know what I have. Is this a fun game? It's like Dad's Illustrated, Hustler. No, I only have three. I only have three. Apple TV, Apple Music, and Weather Radar Live. You're paying for Weather Radar.

That's my weather. That's my weather app. There's an app, though, that you can buy one time for like $2.99. You guys may want to see if I'm right here. I think it's called Dark Sky. It's really good. It's called Dark Sky. Instead of paying for an app where you constantly have to pay for a month,

I think I pay $2.99 for Dark Sky. It's a great app for weather. So what's so special about? Radar, like today. I can look at today. It's not going to do anything. Nothing else does, but for example, why I like it. So today, I have 37.

I know it feels like 32. Normal. It shows you every hour, but then you can go and you can do every hour, precipitation probability. Okay. It shows you every single hour. It shows you who's going to win all the games tonight.

It does? Yeah, so you can bet and make all the money. This is more than a way. Radar app. It shows you what you. you were going to die? What? Yeah, yeah, it's pretty good.

Just $2.99? Yeah, $2.99. I've got to get that. Pretty amazing, huh? Okay. Five celebrities who don't have cell phones. Do you want to hear this? Yes.

Are they all old? No, I bet that's why it's interesting. But I also don't believe them. I believe once you get so rich, you don't have to carry one on you. Somebody else carries one and lets you know. There you got a text. Tom Cruise. I believe that.

He says, I have no phone, no mobile, no email address, no watch, no jewelry, no no wallet. I simply want to be with my children and make movies. Okay. Okay, you have no wallet, but you have tons of money, and somebody prizes a credit card standing right next to you. Yes.

You just don't carry this stuff. Justin Bieber. He revealed in March of 2021. He had a switch to an iPad. He wishes to not be reached by many people, and the iPad helps him in setting these boundaries. I believe that one. Yeah, but even with an iPad,

you can still FaceTime and text. Vince Vaughn. Phones drive him crazy. He's older, though. He said an interview that it annoys them to see everybody around him talking or texting on their devices. He only uses emails for communication,

communicating and plans on not keeping a phone unless he absolutely has to. Ed Shearan, he got rid of his cell phone back in 2015 and went on digital detox. He claims the absence of a phone in his life largely helps him reduce his stress level. And Simon Cowell. But most of these people though, they can, they don't need a phone. They don't have to work every single day and communicate for their livelihood. Like they're all kind of good, you know? Yeah. Simon Cowell says, even if you limit, you know, you don't want your telephone to rule your life. I think they I all have secret cell phones too. I love my phone.

I know that's not the cool thing to say. I feel like, I love it. Can't get enough of it. I'm fine at turning it. We, Caitlin and I play cards. Probably an hour and a half, two hours every day now. Just kind of our time. Right now, this is our thing.

We'll do it a couple times a day. We'll play nerds. We sit down, we talk. And I just take my phone and turn. The only time I eat my phone, I keep score on my phone and send it to hers in a text every game. So we always have the score and we're not like,

you do you do, what's the score? Other than that, I don't need my phone. I'm all good. I can put it away, no problem. For how long? I mean, I know you did it for the hard thing, but how long do you think you could really go? I did it for seven days when I went to on-site. I was like, here you go.

Was that hard, though? That was really hard. Just for the first day. And then you're like, eh, all good. Oh, okay. See? You're good. I was good anyway. I'm good. I don't need. I love my phone because it allows me to communicate at all times with anybody. Imagine in the 1800s, if you would have told somebody, you're going to get this little device,

and you're going to be able to communicate with the whole world. I was watching, we finished 11, stage 11. Station 11. Station 11. By the way, it ended up being pretty good. Three and a half out of five comic books. Is it a, oh, yeah, because the book. Yeah.

But in that, you know, they've, it's apocalypse-ish comes. They don't have energy really anymore unless they make it, or they don't have any sort of technology. and she's explaining to one of the kids like what the internet was and she was like, oh yeah, you can send a message, talk to somebody all the way across the world. And I was like, yeah, that's right.

I use that. We don't even know what we have right now. I think we were watching, it was young Sheldon the other day, which takes place in, I guess, when Sheldon is a kid. So is it the 80s? Yeah.

And I don't know who he was talking to her. One of the brothers. Anyway, a kid character on the show is like, okay, yeah, like a square box that also takes pictures and holds a bunch of music. Like it was this total sarcasm towards basically what is now the iPhone. And like at that point in time, they couldn't comprehend that that was something that was possible.

I will say the phone is like anything else. If you know how to use it and you don't abuse it, it is an amazing tool. It's the abuse of it, though. Sure. That makes everyone hate it because everybody abuses it. Not me. Take it.

Put it to the side. I do probably abuse that a little bit. on it all the time, I love it. Do people, Amy, Eddie, do you guys eat the same food as your partner? No. Basically. Okay, Eddie, you first.

No, no, no. I eat almost the exact opposite. Because she's very healthy. She eats salads, peanut butter. The only thing maybe that we do eat is the same is a tortilla chips. She does like chips and salsa, so I eat that. But for the most part, man, I eat just trashy food. Really?

Still? Yeah, still. But you're... What? permission to be a little morbid and sad? Mm-hmm. You've said on the show many times that your family dies early. Yes.

Like all my grandparents died in their 70s. Okay. Well, that's not that early, but... Yeah, that's not that early. Guys, that's 30 years for me, right? Yeah, but I think the average... 30 years. ...isphan is probably 77 or something.

But my point is, if you don't start taking care of yourself a bit now, that's just going to happen. Yeah. No, I think about it. And I do. I go on these little spurts of diets, but then I'm just like, I need Cheetos, and then I get Cheetos. I'm probably going to...

Yeah, the average lifespan is 78.79 years in the United States. Yish. And Canada's 82. Dang. So what if you turn 78.0 and then you move to Canada and get an extra four years just like that? Oh, just because you move there. It's because you move there. Yeah.

The longer two people are in a relationship, the more closely their food and smell preferences line up. It's because you eat a majority of meals together in your relationship. Most people eat breakfast and dinner with their significant other. Usually it's the same thing. It's the same, la, la, la. But you guys are the same, Amy. Yeah. Caitlin and I are mostly the same, but we don't eat breakfast and rarely lunch because my schedule is so weird.

Yeah. Different times. Yeah. But we could eat together every meal-ish. At least we can have something similar to the same places. We both eat pretty healthy. Although, if somebody mailed me a box of cinnamon toast crunch, I try not to put sugary cereal in the house because I love it so much. And so I put it in like the pantry.

That's what it's called, right? Yes. Okay. Yeah. So I put it in the pantry. and I don't pour any milk and have a bowl of cereal. But what I do every once in a while, I go by and get a handful of dry. And I think if I'm just having a handful occasionally, it's not as bad.

But like my tenth handful of the day, that's like five bowls of cereal that day. It's like a little treat, though. But it's still what I'm not trying to do is eat a whole box of cereal in a day. But man, cinnamon toast crunch is good. So good. So why did someone just mail you that? They mail me that and chocolate checks. C-H-E-X checks.

Are those good? They're fine. They're not nearest chocolatey as you hope. Chex is just so healthy in my book. Well, chocolate takes a little bit away from that. It does, yes. Somebody sent me some footballs and like a football throwing game

with the Razorback on it, and they put sugary cereal on there because they knew I liked it, and I think they just wanted me to promote their thing. So I ate the cereal and didn't keep the other thing. Gave the stuff away. All right.

Passengers trapped at sea when the cruise is canceled, which would suck. They're still out there, I think. The Norwegian cruise ship canceled its trip mid-voyage due to COVID. It's unclear what happened, but the ship is returning to New York without making any additional stops.

They just quit. Sorry. And the captain's getting on little boats and go away. Yeah, that's what I was picturing. The Norwegian gym was in the midst of a 10-day Caribbean voyage when the cruise was suddenly canceled, leaving passengers stuck on the ship until it returns to New York. The reason isn't public, but likely COVID.

Still, that leaves passengers left to fend for themselves on the ship with limited shows, small crowds and nothing to do for the run of the journey from NBC News. that would stink. Although it's risky getting on a ship right now, I mean, COVID feels like it attacks every one of those ships. Yeah. Remember when COVID hit the first time they kept everybody on the boats for a long time? Man, that seemed like tragedy. And they were showing the food they were eating. It looked like a fire fest every single day for like a month.

A man sparks a massive family debate after gifting a $50,000 lottery ticket for Christmas. The wife's response is, you're not giving. giving it away, which by the way I have my lottery ticket here. If people could call, I give him a shot at this. You're going to give it away. Well, this is $100,000. That's $50,000. A man's lottery ticket stocking stuffer is driving a wedge

in his marriage. He got his cousin a lottery ticket as a gift. The cousin won $50,000. The wife doesn't think the cousin should be allowed to keep the money. What? It's a gift. Yeah. So he can only have it if it's a loser? It's terrible.

Quote, had a belated Christmas gathering last week with my extended family. I've always bought scratch-off lottery tickets for all the adults. My 23-old cousin goes nuts. He holds a ticket up and claims that he just hit $50,000. I was elated for him. I felt my phone vibrated in my pocket. My wife sent me a text message from the other side of the room saying, come out to the car. She told me there's no way that we're giving my cousin $50,000. Then started fussing at me about buying lotto tickets to begin with. It's from Yahoo. That's the cousin's ticket. Of course. If the cousin wants to break you off

$1,000, he can. But that's a gift. If Abby wanted this back, actually I got your ticket, I'm like, wow, I want $100. Oh, I didn't mean to give you that one. That'd be terrible. Yeah.

It's crazy that the wife would want it to be a losing ticket. Like, oh, we're giving everyone $10 lottery tickets, but let's just hope they don't win. And maybe if it wins 100, she doesn't care. But $50,000. That could actually wedge that whole family forever if there's a big fight about that. That could actually make them not get along forever if she wants it back.

Because now you're taking $50,000 away from the cousin. $50,000. A woman lives with forgotten surgical scissors in her abdomen for 20 years. Oh, no. Like it fell in there when they were doing surgery. And just always, like, had a pain there. You know, I have pains in me, but I don't think that's because there's a tool inside of me. But a woman who lived with constant pain in her abdomen for 20 years with shock to discover,

she had lived with surgical scissors, forgotten in her after an operation. The 55-year-old had been living with constant abdominal pain ever since undergoing a gallstone removal operation in the clinic in 2002. The operation was life-saving, but she always had pain in her stomach and thought that just came with it. They went back in, they found the scissors. And now they're trying to figure out how. There's a team of three that are in.

investigating to figure out how the scissors were left in her. I mean, accident, right? Well, I don't think it was on purpose. Yes. But I guess that's different than the guy who, like, carved the initials. But at least carving the initial doesn't hurt. Branding you, yeah. It didn't hurt anybody, you know?

Yeah, he was just leaving his mark. I wish, do you ever just wish you could just go get a full scan of your whole body? You can. There's a place in California. You can? They do it all. It costs like 15. thousand dollars and you go for three days and they do everything to you i was reading a story about it

it just checks on your body make sure everything's good yes i believe it's in san diego but they do all the blood work all the scans i just feel like if you go you're coming back with something yeah and i'm gonna tell you why not because there's something that's i think your the body is so complicated there's always something that's not firing exactly right and if you're going to pay 10 15 thousand dollars to a place, they're going to find something wrong with you. You can't go and pay $10,000 to be like, all right, I'm ready. And they're like, no, you're good, bro. See you're later. Everything all checks out. It's just, it's like when they would hire radio consultants to come in. And thank God we haven't had to deal with this in years. But they would send in these consultants

to a station or a show and be like, all right, we're going to hire a consultant here to make everything better. The consultant won't listen to a show and go, it's real good. Yeah, you don't, you don't need to do anything because why did you just pay them to listen to go nope all checks out no you pay them to find things wrong so they're just nitpicking the same with this they have to right that's their job and if there's nothing you got to make something up because why would they ever pay you to do it again make it up you can't make it up trust i mean you could just go with like trust me nothing on this show needs work iron deficiency maybe you're lacking a little no i'm talking about the radio consultant i was still i'm still thinking about the body yeah hey how do we have callers

Ray? Wild. And then we get them after 10. I'll take it. Well, you said to call. What's up? They call the voice mail and Abby gets a number. Oh, that's how. Oh, that's great. We'll give her a chance to win in a second. Here, put her on now. This is Bobby. Hey, Bobby. Hey. How's that name treating you?

Well, pretty good nowadays. Yeah. Why olden days? Why was it not good olden days? Oh, well, I mean, in school it wasn't that great, of course, but we kind of made a joke out of it, so it's pretty cool then. Did you call booby? I got called booby a lot. Well, I work where I'm a supervisor and I work with virtual agents. And

you know how many times that they message me and it's booby. It's a typo though. Really? Yeah, I think it's a typo. Do they ever call you Bobby Jones? Because I get that a lot. Yeah, my name's actually Bobby Lee. But yeah, I'm asked all the time because my parents

actually got the name from Bobby Joe, Billy Jones, Betty Joe. Do you know the show? Petticoat Junction? Yep. Really? Yeah. Nice work, man.

You guys don't watch Petty Coat Junction? No. Never heard of it. It's old school. I've never watched it. I've just heard about it. Yeah, I mean, it's probably 60s. Hey.

Probably. Good job, man. Thank you very much. I haven't watched that show forever. Petit Coat Junction, 1963. Wow. Seven seasons. Yeah.

Okay. Well, we're going to give a chance here. Pick a number of one through 100. One through 100. I'm going to choose 21. Ooh, Bobby Lee.

28. Oh, so close. If you want to stay on the phone, I'll give you another chance in a few minutes. Can you hang out? Because my birthday is the 21st. That's why I picked that. Do you know what? I rolled it again.

I just rolled it to push away and land it on 21. Stop it. Yeah. Yeah, close. All right. Stay on the line. We'll come back to in a second. A couple loses $55,000.

after a fake text saying it was from their bank. This reminds me of Abby. Abby, didn't you get texts and you lost a bunch of money because you thought it was the bank? Or do they just hack into your crypto wallet or whatever you had? Uh-huh.

Which one was it? She's answering her phone. She has no idea what we're talking about. My finger was caught in my headphones. What was that? How did you lose the money? Oh, it was... Okay, so I found out that it actually wasn't the app.

It was one of the, like, crypto apps. But it happened to my mom, too, She doesn't have the app. So I think it was either like our debit cards are in our banks. We have the same bank. But I never use my debit card. So what do you think happened? I don't understand.

They have your numbers. Yeah, they're guessing that they like hacked into some sort of system that had our debit card numbers. And that's how they just kept charging. And you got the money back. Uh-huh. Yeah. And it wasn't the crypto wallet. Can you get into the crypto wallet?

I haven't even attempted because I haven't heard back from them. they're not being helpful because I asked them they had to like restart my account so there's a lot of money in there and you can't get to right now I didn't have very much in there no I only put I put less than $100 into

crypto oh I thought that they were charged me like it was very complicated but I thought there was just all these random charges but you have your money back yes okay you can get back to the phone sorry okay at 1130 am on Monday Christian and Shannon

Wazack had over $55000 in the bank by noon it was gone, a scammer had contacted them with a text message claiming to be from the truest bank that they did business with, supposedly asking about an Amazon purchase. The couple called the bank themselves to verify, and they said, yeah, that's right, you're all good. Obviously, if you call the fake number back, they're going to agree. But yes, after the money was taken, they went to the bank and they were given a cashier check for the entire amount that were stolen as a reimbursement, which they put in another bank. Three days later, they canceled the cashier check and wanted the money. Anyway, the bank isn't talking.

The couple's warning everyone to be careful of text messages sent to them from their bank, from the Roanoke Times. Amy got an email from HR. Yeah. Asking if you were taking out unemployment. But it was from HR, though, for real. No, it was literally from Vicky in HR for IHeart Radio. And she was like, someone filed an unemployment application under all your info. She's like just confirming that wasn't you.

And I was like, I'm out. I'm working. I'm here. I have not filed unemployment and that's freaky. So someone had your information because they've hacked in to something? I don't know. I'm still waiting for a reply. I replied back that it wasn't me.

So now I'll see what she says back. And you're sure that's an IHart Radio person? Vicki sounds familiar, but I'm not sure. Her signature said. Okay. I may have gotten an email from Vicki once or twice. As a hack? No, no, no, as an HR person.

Let's do one more. The Rock might have a $31 million T-Rex skull or an $11,000 replica. Last night he was on the Peyton and Eli version of the playoff game. And so he said, hey, this is Stan. They don't know if it's the real stand or not, but the real one costs $381 million.

It was sold to an unknown buyer in 2020. Here's a clip of Eli asking about it during the game last night and The Rock talking about it. It's kind of funny. There's a tour bus here. You got a T-Rex behind you? What is that? A dinosaur?

I got a T-Rex skull. Yes. That's Stan. As a matter of fact, so Stan was the most complete T-Rex skull ever found by a paleontologist, a young paleontologist, and his name was Stan. So this T-Rex head was named after him.

Pretty cool and badass, isn't it? Yeah. If you bought that for $31 million? That's crazy. But he has the money. I look to see what the rock has. He has the money to actually buy it. But it's a huge. I mean, it's a head. It's like this big. And do you think it's real? Like if you take your arms and you do like the swamp, Florida Gator, you know, chomp, the head's like that big. Wow.

Probably real, yeah. I don't think he'd have an $11,000 when they're for TV. All right. There's that. I do want to mention a couple things. I just one more thing. People were messaged at me again about my toaster last night. We're trying to give with the company to give away a couple toasters, but they're not being very giving with their toasters. Are they? Have you heard anything from them? Yeah, I'll talk to you about it afterwards. Oh, it's one of the off-the-air talks. Dang it. The weird thing was, I was getting a lot of hate because I showed this toaster on Instagram.

And I said, hey, some people flex watches or cars. I flexed a toaster. And, like, I have a swimming pool. No one said a dang thing about that. Yeah. This toaster cost $300. The swimming pool was in the swimming pool. No one says, boy, look at your swimming pool showing up.

It's a toaster. It's a pretty cool toaster, though. It's the greatest toaster that's ever been invented. Yeah. I drove it to work this morning. All right. Let me give people a chance at money and we're going to wrap up. Oh, and Vicki with HR, she is, that's legit.

It's legit. Someone filed an unemployment claim under my info because it has the whole confidentiality thing at the bottom of her email. But anybody can put anything. Vicki's probably right. America's number one audio company. Oh, that's true.

It has the whole signature. All right, let's talk to Bobby and give her one more shot before we go. Bobby, here we go. Bobby, pick a number one to 100. Second time. 42. I hope it's 21.

That'd be hilarious. All right, 42. The answer is one. Oh. Sorry, Bobby. Thank you for playing. Hope you have a great day. Hey, do you have a moment for me to tell you something?

I don't. We got to roll because our boss just walked in the glass room here. You made her sit on hold. I gave her two chances at money. Our boss should come to the rate. How long do I have to walk off this and talk to him? Three minutes. Three minutes.

Hi. Thank you. Okay. So I just wanted to. to tell you that I appreciate everything you do. No, hold on, let her talk. Go ahead. Sorry, Bobby. Go ahead. I just appreciate all that you do.

I watched all your breaking Bobby bones, and you always did something at the end for the people and coming from Arkansas and your life that you've had. I just admire and appreciate you. Thank you very much. And you weren't going to let her say that. I get people on the want to win the money. I appreciate it. That's very nice of her,

but I want to make sure everybody gets a shot of the money. You know? Okay. And even now, I'm wasting more time. All right, hey, Bobby, thank you very much. Hope you have a great day. You too, thank you. Bye-bye.

Mindy, I have 15 seconds. Mindy, can you pick a number one through 100? 18. 18, here we go. The number is 15. What? No-uh. It's not the winner, guys.

Mindy, I'd love to get to know you, but I got to jump. I'm sorry about that, okay? Have a great day. Thank you. All right, bye-bye. All right, last caller. This is Tyler in Virginia. Hi, Tyler.

Hey, how are you? Hey, good, man. Pick a number one through 100. 50. 50. The number is, 58. Oh, both of them got so close. Tyler, wish I could talk more to you.

You have a great voice. You probably have a lot to say. All right, thank you. All right, we have to go. We have to go. Thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody.

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