The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (01-25-22)

Episode Date: January 25, 2022

Bobby starts by wondering why there was a pile of cash sitting in his spot this morning. Bobby lists the Top 5 things he cares about the most. Bobby talks about Meatloaf passing away and the meaning behind his most famous song. Eddie’s son won a big award at school. Bobby also runs through some news stories he hasn’t been able to get to during the radio show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's AMU. APUS.org slash military. It's time for the Bobby Bones Post Show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Hello and welcome. I walked in this morning and there was all this cash sitting on my desk. Kazash. Lots of cash. And I was like, why is this money?

And I was trying to figure out who gave me money. You're welcome. It was the lottery ticket that we won, that I won on Christmas. Oh. And we had to cash in him because after 90 days it expires. So now I have the cash up here. But I was thinking, somebody left me mystery cash, like a secret Santa. Our secret Cupid.

Not us, man. We don't really do that. I'll give somebody a chance to win some of this later if you guys want it. I guess callers can't call right now, right? That's a weird thing that they can't call us after 10. They say it's for WSIX, right? Why are our phone lines and their phone lines the same? Because they have the midday people. Yeah, but again, they have a local number.

We have an 800 number. But it's all routed through the same phone system. Ray's taking the brunt of my frustration. I'm sorry. He's like a PR guy. I make a list. I give you guys a little insight to my thinking here. I make a list, and I have a list of the five things that are most important to me in my life right now.

And so I have this list, and if anything happens in it, I bring it up and talk about it on the show. And I give me the list in order that I have, I guess I did this a couple weeks ago. Number one is wife. Okay? Good. What's happened with it? We play the card game now. What's it called?

Nirts. Every day. At least for a while. She loves to play. so we play. The problem is the deck of cards that she has it's an Oklahoma deck. The diamonds and hearts

that red is so dark and I'm colorblind that it looks like black and I really struggle with seeing the difference in red and black because anything dark looks the same to me. So I instead of now looking at colors and play because you have to like it's like a solitary game but you're racing against each other and you play on each other's cards at some point

I red and black are so confusing to me. I've really been struggling as a late but I don't want to make that excuse. Yeah, so when you win, do you see the red and black? All right? Or is it just when you lose? You don't see the red. Most of my own.

Most of my lose. I'm a little more color line. I'll be honest with you. So that's what we've been doing. So that's number one is wife. Number two is dogs. Like in my life, the dogs are most important. And Stanley's on some weird pill now.

He's the bulldog. I think he, now that he knows he's kind of famous because of the book. Oh, right. He's been acting a little different. The Instagram account. Yeah. His Instagram account has like 90-something thousand followers, which is correct.

Mike, why did you grunt? He has 91.8,000. That's wild. So that's what's up with Stanley. You can follow him, Mr. Don't Stanley Bones. Arkansas Razorback Sports is at number three. So it goes, wife, dogs, Razorback Sports.

So now we're into basketball season. Although if I were to pick my lamest hobby, it's probably following Razorback Recruiting, Arkansas Razorback Recruiting, which means. I'm following the lives of 17-year-olds hoping they pick Arkansas to go to college. But we've been recruiting really well.

So you're familiar with a lot of high schools now then. I'll tell you this. And yes, not only that, no, I'm going to leave it there. I'm going to leave it there. I got you. I got you. I'm going to leave it there.

I'm going to leave it there. But let's just say that I've been used as a, I use myself as a recruiting tool. tool. Yeah. And then Arkansas basketball teams won four in a row. And I need every Wednesday and Saturday set aside for the game to be on. And the frustrating part is, is that now it's two times a week. You would think with basketball, it would be less than football, but now it's Wednesdays and Saturdays for the most part. So tomorrow night, we're playing Ole Miss, so I've already got

scheduled on my head. But what I do now on a weeknight is I try to save my workout, because I've got the bike now in front of the TV, and I just go to the Apple TV. And I just go to the Apple TV. and put ESPN Plus on and watch it as I'm riding the bike. It's much easier. Much easier to do that with that. Because I go it just as hard, but when I'm working out, all I'm thinking about the whole time I'm working out is that I hate working out the whole time.

And so I don't do that as much because I'm fired up about the game. Number four is my phone. Love my phone fourth. And I need to get a new number because my number's been on the internet for a while. And people just call me randomly. But I've had the same number for 16 years. so I'm struggling with letting it go, but I've got to get a new number soon.

So that's four, and the number five is video games on my list of things that are important to me. And I only play Madden right now. We have a league set up. It's me, my friend Mike Sines, my friend Steve Ortiz, and we play, but we're in the same league. I have a team.

They all have a team where we have to manage the roster, we can trade, but you can't just trade randomly. It's got to be, so we're playing it. And you can't move on to the next week until everybody's played their game. It's like fantasy football, but I'm mad. But we're playing. Yeah. So we're doing pretty good.

I am the Packers, but I traded Aaron Rogers. I got rid of that guy. Yeah, he's not. I traded him for Joe Burrow and the number one pick next year. Also have a salary cap problem. That team was not put together well. So I'm doing that. We're playing that.

And that's my top five list of what's happening in my life. Thoughts, Amy. What was number five again? Video games. It's all. In order. Wife, dogs, Razorback Sports, phone video games. Yeah, video games as a whole.

Okay. Yeah. Because you love different types of games. But I love sports. The only things I really play are sports games. I will play football and then I will play NBA 2K. And Eddie has an old PlayStation. Yeah, I haven't upgraded yet.

So we can't play together anymore. Correct. It's going to be a little bit. But did I buy you the four? So I'm waiting for March. Maybe you get that five in March, you know what I'm saying? Because it's your birthday. Yeah.

And how old will you be in March? 43. What age do you think you should stop? What? Playing video games? Yeah. Never. I don't think so either. I'm just asking if for you there's it...

Because video games aren't... It's not like you're getting on Nintendo playing Ducca anymore. I think naturally you just... It slows down. Like naturally you get too busy or you start doing other things where it just slows down. Right now in my life, it's not. So we're good. You mean you added two kids and things didn't slow down?

No, but my time's when they all go to bed. I look around the house and everyone's in bed. It's time for daddy to play games. Meatloaf died. We didn't mention that on yesterday show. And I wondered if you knew who Meatloaf was. Yeah. Will you sing one of a song?

Yes. Go ahead. Don't play anything. Something about love. That's every artist ever in the history of art. Not every. Probably. I know.

I know a meat love song. Just give me a tiny tiny hint. No, you can't. Teeny tiny. You can't. Well, I'm just going to tell her because that's the bit. Don't tell me. Don't tell me.

Don't tell me. Hint. Here we go. Hint. And I would do anything for love. See? See? For love.

But I won't do that. Did he ever say what that was? No, I won't do that. I think it's give up as Dr. Pepper. He didn't forever, but I don't know if that was kind of the idea that they would never say what that was. Maybe there was a thing. It's got to be. You may fact check that.

It is on here? Okay. That thing, Meatloaf said, is spelled out in the line before the chorus. He said he would do anything for love, but he won't do that. Stop dreaming of you? Well, that's lame. Oh, okay. That was better than that.

I would do anything for love, but I would do anything for love, but I would do anything for love, but I would do anything. won't stop drink. All right. Okay. Morgan, do you know who meatloaf is? I don't. I mean, I knew that song when it played, but I would have never connected the two. Yeah, meatloaf died.

And there was a story, the reason I was going to bring it up yesterday, we ran out of time. This Weber Grill had sent out a recipe on the day meatloaf died. Be like, hey, here's how you make our recipe for meatloaf. Terrible timing. Oh, my gosh. I mean, it was coincidence. Completely. They put out an apology, like, we're so sorry.

But I don't think anyone thought they were capitalizing on the death of meatlo. Right. But it was probably a weird place in a meeting they had to have with the execs. Like, all right. Crap, this email was scheduled to go out. Right, a blast. It happened to be the day that Meatloaf died. We're telling you how to make meatloaf on a grill.

Like, do we just ignore it? Do we? But they put out a really heartfelt apology. So, but Meatloaf died. He died of COVID. Crazy. Oh, really? Wouldn't get the vaccine and then got COVID and it took him over.

Yeah, killed him. But I do like that. So, I would. Do anything for love. We can't sing it when it comes on. And that sings it much higher. And I win. Eddie's son got second in the spelling bee.

Yeah. Which one? No, I think that's a great. Well, it was the school spelling bee, and he was all excited because they told him, look, if you win the school spelling bee, and he's in second grade, you win the school spelling bee, you go to the city spelling bee, and that's at the Titan Stadium. And if you win that one, you're going to Washington, D.C., baby. So in his mind, he's like, Dad, I'm going to D.C.

Like, I'm going to win all this. And he studied, he had like five sheets of paper. He studied all the words. And he lost at restaurant. That was the word. That's the word, though, that I often tell you guys. I struggle. Let me see if I can spell it now.

I think I probably can. Restaurant. R-E-S-T-A-R-A-U-N-T, restaurant. Is that wrong? No, he didn't. You did do you. No, I didn't. No, he didn't. You didn't say you? No, he said you after the arm. That's my one word. You're not going to Titan Stadium. I know. You're out. That's the one word that I always mess up. Let me do it again. The same word. Yeah, R-A-S-T, rest, owl, a U, rant. I spelled it rest at a round.

Restaurant. I'm so stupid. It's okay, man. I just wanted to go to Titan Stadium. Yeah, I know. Spelling B, I did pretty good in. Geography B, I dominated in. I would win my school in spelling bee, but I don't think I could get out of the region. Geography B, I was pretty good. How far did you go in that? State, but geography B wasn't as big. Like everybody knew about spelling B, not everybody knew about the geography B. They didn't put that on ESPN.

That's pretty cool. He got second, though. Yeah, good for him. But it's crazy. My 14-year-old, he lost at restaurant, too, like, what, five, six years ago when he was in second grade? Maybe they knew. They were like, oh, the Eddie Taddy kids are here. Is the Garcia boys?

know how to spell restaurant. Have you seen the trailer for the upcoming docu series we need to talk about Cosby? No. Where is it? Well, I saw it. Maybe when I was watching Yellow Jackets. Or maybe on HBO Max?

One of those, because all the streaming, I think it was on Showtime. Yeah, so watching Yellow Jackets. I saw the preview. Oh, maybe. Was it some guy that's like, he was heavily influenced by Bill Cosby as a kid. Yeah, it's the guy who does the CNN show.

Yeah, I don't watch the show, but he travels around. I wish I knew his name, but I think he's doing this too. Okay, here we go. This is a clip from the trailer of We Need to Talk About Cosby. A lot of people knew because you can't do what he did unless you have other people supporting what you're doing. Spanish fly. The girl would drink it and hello America. Do you remember what a jobless?

He was a pediatrician. He was an OBGIC. That's right. He delivered babies. Oh, my God. You could have been a dentist for God. crying out loud. Huh?

Yeah, Kamal Bell is the guy's name. And he's directed, I think, produced, created the show. And so, what do you mean? Huh. Well, I guess I'm just not falling. He delivers babies, vagina. Okay.

Oh. But, okay. I guess I'm wondering, I get it, that that's... Yeah. But you're wondering why that those stick out so much to them? Like, that's some big... Well, like, did they write it in? Like, let's make them up.

I don't know. I don't know. Okay. I don't know. But the thing is, but... But the thing about Bill Cosby is, if you grew up with him like we did, he was the safest, kindest, I mean, it was, it shook folks. Yeah, shocking. Shook.

It almost, like, still seems unbelievable. And you know how it came out, right? I don't remember. The comedian did a joke about it. Who? Oh, Hannibal. Yeah. That's right.

What was the joke? He did a joke, and he was like, I don't remember the joke. But then people started to put stuff together, and that's where it all came from. It was like a clip of him doing stand-up. and it all started from that joke. Hannibal Burris, back in 2014. He did a joke and then people started to come forward to go, yeah, and then next thing you know. And that's what this guy's saying is like everyone knew was just kind of the secret.

Well, there had to be some people to do is what they're implying. That like you can't just, that there's some people that just turned their blind eye. The four-part docu-series, January 30th on Showtime. Is this something that you're interested in? Would you watch it? Yeah, I'm already looking it up. Is Bill Cosby out of jail? I don't think so.

I don't think I'll ever get out of jail. I mean, honestly, if you told me alive or dead, I don't know. Right. I was trying to think, too. And I think he's alive. Right, Mike? Is he out of jail? I think he got out.

Well, again. He's out of jail and alive. Boy, guys are really living high on the hog right now, huh? Bill Cosby, released from prison. Oh, was it the technicality? I remember that. What does he ever say about it? I don't remember.

He said he wanted to go back on the road and do comedy. It's all coming back to me now. Because late last year before he went to break, he was talking about how he wanted to go back and do comedy again. No one would go see him, right? He denies all this? Says he's innocent. Yes.

I don't think I'll watch that show. It's kind of an ugly feeling. There's a lot of shows I want to watch. And now you really have to pursue what you really want to. watch. It's hard to just grab stuff now that maybe, or it looks pretty good. Like, you, I don't get to watch enough shows, I guess. And I really have to dial

in, like right now, we've just started Ozark. Yeah. You watch the first episode? Yep, but I think I need to go back. And this is not a spoiler, but here's what I don't like about it, and I'm not sure what they're doing at the season, but they show you something that happens at the very end at the very beginning, and then they just

front work way back to it. Like the very first part of the first episode. Amy Amy doesn't watch shows She says she does I do That's not really watching a show Amy

But that's the biggest part of it They show you something That's supposed to happen At the end Right at the very beginning And then it goes off And they start building From the beginning

Amy if it's on TV You must watch it with your eyes Yeah if you're listening to like a podcast Like you do You're not going to hear that Okay I watch some parts I'll tell you after Tell me because I don't want to

I'll tell you after we get off here Okay thanks I don't want to It's not really a spoiler Because it happens in the first episode But then if you haven't seen all the episodes It could be a spoiler

So there's that A guy ate 35 chocolate bars in a week How many? He would eat 35 in a week Which is a lot of... On the regular? Which is, yes. But he's now lost 154 pounds And he wants to become a pro boxer

So here's your story His name is Toby He became so overweight He couldn't even put on his own socks He had always struggle with weight But he was eating all those chocolate bars He was putting in about 10,000 calories a day Which is, that's a lot

And so now he said okay, so what I'm going to do. I'm going to stop eating all this crap. I'm going to join a boxing gym, and now he wants to go pro, and he's ripped. But that, you know, he just, a lot of his was just stopping the bad stuff more than running a marathon tomorrow, but it just reminds me of Mike D and how Mike D lost 100 pounds. He was just like, I'm just going to stop drinking sodas. Wasn't that your first step, Mike? He's not going to stop drinking sodas. Did you start to see any change in your body after the sodas alone? Yeah, I just felt better. Just soda alone, like 30 pounds. Wow.

You were drinking that much soda? Yeah, a lot of soda. Man, I used to love soda. I still love soda. I do too. Almost had a Mountain Dew the other night. A three-liter? Like back in the day?

Well, I didn't have a whole three-liter, but I was at a restaurant, and sometimes I just craved the burn. Yeah. And I'm just like, oh, I love a Mountain Dew. I didn't. Got me a little mottel instead. But someone was asking about if I drink non-alcoholic beer because I drink mocktails. Different. Way different.

It doesn't taste good. Well, yeah, way different. I don't like beer. I never had beer. I don't like to smell a beer. But a moktail is just. It's all about a sweet drink more than it being a fake alcohol drink. Yeah.

You know? But I like a moktail with kombucha in it. Oh, a little probiotic? Yeah, because it burns a little bit. Oh, it is fizzy. Yeah, it's carbonated. It's like, oh, it burns a little bit. It feels like a hard day at work.

It's carbonated and it cleans your insides. This guy, Bob, created rentahitman.com. And we've talked about the site before, but it came up in the news again. He did this 2005 as part of a class project, but people are still going to the site and trying to hire hitman. Hitman. And it's crazy. And so criminals have been caught and jailed because of this site. One woman

in Michigan was sentenced up to 20 years because she was trying to contact a killer to whack her ex husband last week. He says this site has turned into a full-time job with mountains of emails daily, but insisted the media attention on the website hasn't deterred naive users from the site, from daily mail. But I mean, I guess you've got to find the site, you've got

to Google how to find a hitman. You almost think that would trigger something aside from the site. I mean, someone I could Google that right now for research. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it.

She's going to do it. She's crazy. What's going to happen? I'll be like, I'll play the clip of the show, how to hire a. That's Amy's house later. Excuse me. Hitman. Yeah, but how to hire it?

No, do this. How do I hire a hitman? Okay, tell me what to Google. Google this for a real. How to hire a hitman. For real. Not kidding. This is not a joke.

If that doesn't work, then you can. Yeah, we get some more. You can Google other ones. What does it say? Okay. Okay, do this, do this. Hitman. Did you say the website's rent-a-hitman.com?

Yeah. It shows up. Oh my gosh, you're crazy. Do this one. Should I click on it? Do how to hire a hitman on the dark web. Okay. Does it just take you there?

The computer makes a noise. Web. She's all of a sudden in a black robe. Okay, so then it goes to New York Times article. Can you really hire a hitman on the dark web? Boring. What does that say? I'd have to click on it.

Say how to hire a hitman and not be tracked by the FBI. Nice. Stop. No. And then do I want to kill my husband? How do I do that? Wow. There's a video on YouTube.

And then Google how to... What? The business of crime. How to hire Hitman. Google How to Make a Bomb. Apparently, it costs $20,000 to hire Hitman on the dark web. Listen to this. If you want to just get an asset attack, it's $4,000.

Arson. property only 2000 what accidental death yeah like they slip and fell accidentally wow

okay can you like any of those like in Instagram like no it's crazy people actually do this a man survives a trip in a plain whale

wheel wheel well the well like it's by the wheel right it's like the wills and the well from Africa

to the Netherlands gosh an 11 hour flight He was recovered from the nose of the wheel after the cargo plane landed. The man believed to be anywhere from 16 to 36 was found barely alive. He was able to be stabilized and taken to the hospital. You wonder if he was seeking asylum, like trying to get up a really bad situation. I feel bad for people that need to go to this link to get out.

Remember the guy that came from South America and landed here? I mean, maybe he saw that story and people were like, ooh, that worked for him. That story is from Reuters. I do have a clip of a reporter getting hit by a car on the live TV. Oh, I saw this. The reporter does, it keeps doing the story. Even after the fact. So she didn't die.

We wouldn't play that clip. Okay, here's your story here. TV reporter Tori Yorgie was on air covering a water main break in West Virginia. She was reporting from the city of Dunbar on W-S-A-Z, and it was icy because it's cold and the water main broke. So before she had a chance to address the event, she was struck by a car on live television. Here's the moment they go live in her telecast and her.

her getting hit. Oh my gosh. I just got hit by a car, but I'm okay. I just got hit by a car, but I'm okay, Tim. That's first for you on TV, Torrey. I'm okay. Yeah, you know, that's live TV for you. It's all good.

I am so glad I'm okay. You know, it's my last week on the job, and I think this would happen. So you were bumped in, Tim. Were you bumped down low, Tori, or were you hit a pie? I don't even know, Tim. My whole life just flashed before my eyes. All right, uh, Tori, you just got hit by a car. News and weather coming up in seven minutes.

He didn't even react. Why can't Anchorman just be normal for a second? They weren't trained to be. And I used to feel the same. But this is a real life situation. They're trained to read the prompter, react as an anchorman. When normally I think any of us would have been like, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. Tori, are you okay?

What just happened? Like, first of all, can you keep talking? Okay, to tell me what happened exactly. And you would go into it like that. Yeah. Tori. Oh, never happened on live television before. Did you get hit up higher or down low?

She was out in the field. solo without a photographer. And so she set the camera up, which is how in smaller markets they do it. And then you back up. It's like you're putting a phone up to take a picture. We do a lot of that. And so then she'd go to the hospital. She's doing fine.

But she got hit by a car on live TV. If you watch that video, that dude doesn't even react. He just goes. Did the person stop? The person that hit her? I don't know about that. Mike, do you know that? They did stop.

They had to be like, what? I think that was the ice, too. It wasn't like someone that was drunk It was, yeah Slipping on the ice You guys ever hit anyone with your car? Nah I don't want to say

Not going to wood No And one final thing I'll get into Mike has suggested Punishments if you're on the show And you're not listening to the show Nice, I like it That happens

I don't like that It happened with lunchbox yesterday Eddie claimed his was a joke I heard you I was reiterating I was reiterating what you said. I said it exactly how you said it. We had two offenses on the show yesterday.

So does anyone else think it's time to put punishments in place? I like it. Yeah, me too. For example, if you say something that was just suggested, you get punished. If you make a point that was just made, you get punished. If you don't hear something that was just said, you get punished. Wow. This is all from Mike, by the way.

What's the punishment? The first offense is a $20 fine. Nice. We'll put it into the jar. Second offense, a temporary tattoo on your face. On your face? Third offense, you have to go to breakfast or a coffee place during the show and bark like a dog until they ask you to stop. Oh, my gosh.

No, no, no. Start paying attention, maybe. Hey, I haven't gotten in trouble for that in a while. You haven't, actually. Thank you. Yeah. Okay. I think that's it for today.

Sorry, we didn't do a show yesterday. We had a lot of recording to do after the show. You're good. Okay. Everybody good? Yeah. Some stuff that we're going to get to probably on tomorrow's show, maybe. Eddie saw an A-list celebrity out in the wild.

My gosh, I couldn't believe it. A-list, A-list. I couldn't believe it. And nobody really recognized the person. No one. No one. Crazy. Where'd you see me?

Bologna sandwiches is punishment. Part two, possibly. Amy has a personal tell-me-something-good, which is pretty interesting and random. And then I guessed wish list. What is this all for? You're teasing it for... Just tomorrow or the next day on the show. Stuff that I have on my list that I have to go because I have to go eat lunch.

I get from my blood sugar starting to do. out on me. I've had a headache all morning. But you know what? Oh, you want a chance to win money? Yes, yes. Let's do that. I would do it. And I won't do that. I forgot lunch. That wasn't a Dr. Pepper commercial, right?

Yeah, he was a doctor. Yeah, I told you. But I won't. That's that. I just forgot. It's hilarious. That's why I know that song. One through 100. Amy. 24. For $100. Why do you do that?

For $100. The number is 53. Oh. My. 81 the number is 57 you got two 50s in a row here much rocks 47 82 man all high numbers we got the hundred-sided dice Eddie maybe I go high nah 21 60 oh she got high 63 34 and then it goes low great Ray go 14 wow the number's one dang it I had the one Scoob to Steve 23

59 all right Abby oh yeah sorry I don't see her but I know Abby what 88 88 88 88 88 86 Abigail 80's freaking six wow not I mean that's close because she could have just dropped her number down a couple of but I don't think it's near the 88 no but it is clear picking is there a rhyme or reason to the order of those numbers or are they just kind of all over the place they're all over there I think they're all over Let me find two.

Two. Hold on. Like on the other side. But there's no, it's a hundred sided. Yeah, weird. All right, that'll be it. Do you guys want a shot at 20? I don't have the other die.

You don't have the 10? Do I'm like? I probably kicked it off the table here. I won't do that. You see it? Oh, no, I won't do. We're looking for it. If we find in the next 15 seconds,

chance if we don't let me go look hold on 15 fourth got it got it and he was sprinting over here I mean I'm surprised lunchbox just sat in his butt look dude I don't know where that dice could be and he may have it in his pocket I'm not going all right you get a one and ten shot to win $20 Amy $20 make you hollahed four or the numbers eight oh my two five five Two. Oh, that's crazy. Eddie. You want three, Pete? Two. Zero.

Oh. Or 10, 10. Okay. Morgan. Seven. Two. What? That's crazy. Did they go? Two, two. Yeah, zero two. Oh, man.

Ray. Seven. One. Abby. Two. Eight. Oh. Hey, do we give scuba shot another one? Yeah. Yeah.

Did you get 100? Did a shot in the 100? Yeah, I was wrong. Okay, go ahead on this dice. Three. Eight. Man, how do we not get that? Abby.

Sure he went. Abby, take a second shot. No, no, no, no. No. Abby, go ahead. It's fine. It better not be five. Four.

You want another shot at the 100, Abby? No. Go ahead. Okay. 65. 65. There we go. 65.

61. Oh. Are you serious? She's been close. I mean, I don't touch it. It's sitting there. I'm in my hands away from it so you guys don't think I mess with it. Yeah, 61.

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