The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (02-08-22)

Episode Date: February 8, 2022

Bobby on how the Winter Olympics ‘doesn’t feel good’ right now. He also talks about Tom Brady retiring at the height of his career vs. on the way down. We talked to a caller who wanted an update on Raymundo’s parasite. Bobby also reveals what has helped him with his digestive issues and how his dogs are getting along. Bobby shares some big celebrity real estate news. Raymundo and Lunchbox talk about The Tinder Swindler on Netflix. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'll start by talking about the Winter Olympics for just a second because I'm not watching any of it. I almost don't care. I follow some of the updates, but does any... It's hard. It's awesome. The ratings are terrible. I hate that they're in China because China freaking kills people.

That's why a lot of our diplomats didn't go over. So China sucks. And it's live while we're sleeping. And the time. And it's cold sports, which I didn't grow up in Cold Sportland. So I will watch clips of things. I have mild interest, but just not into it at all. And there's now issue with people.

Leslie Jones was live tweeting about a lot of it. But again, it wasn't at the right time. And she was putting up little clips for watching TV. But they're like, no, you can't put that up. They're asking her to take it down. It just, this Olympics does not feel good for many reasons. And obviously the ratings are terrible. The opening ceremonies have the worst rating forever.

But a lot of things are getting the worst rating because now there are more things to watch. So if this were 15 years ago, I'm sure it was still kill. But it's not. Have you watched any? No. Nope. Have you followed anything? No.

No, I saw a video of a girl that someone got disqualified and she was real excited. She was like calling her parents telling her she was going to get to go to the Olympics. And I still am so pro America and want them to win everything. I just don't even know. Like I'll watch somebody do something awesome, like an ice skater. because I've seen a little bit of ice skating on Instagram or Twitter Yeah

That's where I saw a girl from China fall And I felt bad for her I think it's an American girl Who is born in America Maybe he's born in China But is American I think her mom is like Chinese or something So she can represent China

So then I'm torn I'm like but she's American I know But if you didn't pick America That's tough But they'll do something And I'll be like Damn that was so good

And they'll be like Ooh tough It's like Gymnastic sometimes. They're doing like flips and the bars and I'm like then that was awesome. They're like, ooh, that'd be a point deduction. Or I watched one where the girl fell and she still won the gold. I'm like, how did she win?

The Russians that we talked about yesterday that fell. They ended up winning the gold. And they did double and they collapsed hard. You know, have you seen people post, maybe you all have even said this before, but like that for reference, it could be awesome if just like a normal person did the event first so we could see what a normal

person looks like doing it and then you see the Olympic do it. I think they should put a normal person in it. Or the Olympics. See how well it do it? That way you can watch them against the best of the best. Oh yeah, have them do it at the same time. Yeah. I could probably do that bobsled. That seems pretty easy, right? You could not.

Well, it just seems like it's already a track built, you know? Yeah, I don't know. So you just kind of go down it. Okay, yes. I have some friends that did a recreational one in Utah. We went, they have a place in Utah. I didn't do it. But they have a place in Utah where you, it's the Olympic, they have the Olympic training center there.

Okay. That's why they did it. And I also have a relative who's a coach on the Utah sophomore. team. And so you can go and just ride it and do what they'd train on. And so, but it's, there's more to it than just running. Yes, you could run, jump in it and do it and do it. Yeah. And not probably dump over. But they do fight for like point one of a second. That's it. It's the pushing. It's the jumping in. It's the terms. It's like 0.001. Yeah. That's crazy. It's that close. Well, there was a girl. She's a Russian. She's a 15 year old figure skater. She landed a quad.

That's a four times spin. Remember when the triple axle was that? Triple was the mass. Like crazy. You do a triple and be like, damn. But she landed a quad. And the only reason I know that's a big deal is because I would just hear them go crazy when someone would land a triple back in the day. They'd be like, she laid her to triple axel. But now they're doing four, which is wild.

Russian teenage figure skater Camilla Valiva made history at the Winter Olympics on Monday. She became the first one to land a quad at the games. She got gold ahead of the U.S. We got silver and Japan and bronze. Yeah, they say she is the best figure skater the world has ever seen. I would imagine that's constantly the case as you're able to train with technology. You're getting stronger, faster. Although 15, they're all that age when they're really good.

But that's why people continue to get faster. We know what to eat. We have better technology to train. We have more data to use to train. Yeah, I think forever people are just going to grow. I'm sure I double at one point. They were like, oh, my God. She jumped.

That was one of them. Oh, God. Oh, my gosh. She got air. She jumped in the air. Yeah, well, it's even just like mentally grasping what is capable and that. First person made a four-minute mile. They didn't do it forever.

And then the next thing you know, everybody's breaking it after one person. Right. It took like one person to break it for people to mentally even think they could break it. And then they were able to. Even a guy like Tom Brady who's, you know, 40s, 44, 45, He's playing at an extremely high level right now. Like he didn't retire because he's on the way down. He did say yesterday too he may come back.

Oh my gosh. Well, he said never say never. He did say never say never. Just hang it up. Go enjoy your family. Guys, Tom Brady's 44. I thought you're going to say he's on the phone. I don't think.

I'd be like just getting JKJK. I believe, and again, I'm just going from memory here. I believe he threw more touchdown than anybody else this year. I believe he's. Yeah. I don't know. It's not that he was even on a down. He threw more touchdowns than anybody else in the NFL.

He didn't eat nightshades. What, huh? I don't know what that is. Oh, so he doesn't eat like tomatoes, mushrooms, anything that falls in the nightshade family because it causes inflammation in the body. And he tries, I don't know, it's one of his techniques to be a, you know,

a 44-year-old quarterback still killing the game. Goes to bed at eight. Yeah. But now that he's retired, he's going to, like, stay up late. He's going to eat mushrooms and ketchup, right? Yeah, I'm sure he's going to have all the condiments at once. I saw where they did a story. They're like, Tom Brady's not moving back to Boston in his retirement.

Here's the thing. One, he's not from Boston originally, California guy. Yeah. You know, he went to the Patriots when he was told to go move there to play ball. Two, if it's time to retire and I have all that money, I'm going to somewhere warm. even if I'm not from there. I can have a place up there. If I'm Tom Brady's money,

maybe I have a place somewhere that you care about, but I'm not going to be 50 and 60 years old in a cold place if I don't have to. I don't like it now. It hurts. I'm tired of it. It's February 8th. I hate it. Some people do that, though.

They retire in the mountains. You know, they like cold weather. Very few. I don't get it. Most people retire in a warmer climate. Yes. That's, yeah. Florida.

Florida or. Arizona. Florida. South Florida. Florida. But yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I saw that about Tom Brady. Let's see.

I did talk on the show yesterday because, oh, I have a call. Should I get to the call before? I mean, they've been sitting here for a while. You may just take it? Are they still on? All right, put them all on up. This is Melissa and Virginia. Hi, Melissa.

Hi, this is Bobby. It is. How are you? Good morning, studio. Morning. I wanted an update. on Ramundo. A little while ago, he went to Mexico, right, for a bachelor party.

And when he came back, he sounded like he might have a tapeworm. And then he never talked about it again. And I wanted to know if he did have a tapeworm or what was going on. Ray? Didn't have a tapeworm. Went to the doctor. They took my blood, my weight, my BMI, all that stuff. And they said, I'm a-okay.

Isn't BMI total load of crap, though? What is that? Are they saying that now? Body message. Isn't that total old of crap? Like it was made in the 70s, outdated. That where they pinch your skin? Yeah.

Where it's like they base it on size. You got bad, bad, bad and equal health, and it just doesn't. Yeah. People's bodies are just different. They are just born different. Listen, I'm stealing Ray's thunder here. Do you have a tapeworm? No.

Okay, cool. All right, there you go. Melissa, he does not have a tape form. No, it is. Cool. Well, what else is going on with you? I just got some relatives visiting this weekend, house full of little toddler cousins, and it's been really busy but fun. Yeah, so what are you doing over in Virginia?

My husband works here, and I live here close to D.C. You have what works there? Her husband works there, and she lives there. So do you consider yourself a D.C. resident? No, I was born and raised in – well, I was not born. I was actually born in Arkansas, Bobby, but I lived most of my life in D.E. Delaware. So I guess that's where I'd say I'm from. And then when I got married, this is where my husband got his job. But I love it here. Do you live in Northern Virginia? I do.

And someone says, where are you from? Do you say near D.C.? Like, how do you describe that? Do you say the DMV? No, DMV? What is it? DMV? I just say Northern Virginia, because it is like, it's a different feel from the rest of Virginia. So I do. I just say Northern Virginia right outside D.C. How often do you go into D.C.? Never. She scoffed. She spit. Like, that's just crazy. Does your husband have a government job? He does, yeah. There's a lot of cool stuff in D.C. But I have a one-year-old and a four-year-old, and it's just hard with the pandemic and traffic to go do things in the city. We've played, and I've played the Warner Theater a bunch.

You ever been over there in D.C.? I think I have. I think I saw a comedian there once. And I saw you guys play at a, I was called like Smokehouse Live. It went out of business. Oh, my God. That is back in the day. A long time ago.

Yeah. There was a bit of time where Eddie and I were just playing restaurants. We were just like, please, we suck. Will anybody come watching? Now we're world traveled and wildly, wildly entertaining. But before that, we were just playing anywhere. And, you know, classic story of artists trying to cut their teeth and make it. And we played Smoke House Live, which is that.

like picnic tables in there, and the place, a fire alarm went off and we got locked out of there for like two hours. Were you there for that, Melissa? I was. There was a line outside the building to get in, and yes, we heard the fire alarm, and we didn't know if we'd be able to get in, and you poked your head out like the side door or something and kind of looked around, and I remember being in line and being like, oh, my gosh, I think that's Bobby. I think you, like this, said hi to some fans and poked back in, and we didn't know if the show was going to happen or not. It was awesome. It did happen.

I dragged my husband along kind of like unwillingly. He didn't know anything about you guys. And he had a great time to just like a sing-along. It was a lot of fun. Well, that's awesome. Well, thank you. And I'm glad we got that update on Raymondo's bowel system thing. Yeah, he's all good.

All right. Well, hey, thanks, Melissa. I hope you have a good day. Thanks so much. You go, too. All right, bye-bye. Love you guys. Bye.

You know what's been good for me has been almonds. I just think I've said that before, but now I have to live by them. I think my stomach issues needed almonds. Your pooping issues? Yeah, well, I just didn't know what was going on. I would go five days without using the bathroom for years.

Got a colonoscopy, endoscopy, like I was serious to try to figure it out. But now I'm eating a handful of almonds, 34 times a day. And now I just don't, not even by using the bathroom, I just don't feel as bloated

like all the time. Huh. Who would have thought? Any thoughts? Got to be fiber, right? Yeah, I mean, I don't know. Everybody's body is different. And it's not even an older thing.

I'd be 25 years old. And I was like... I know, but just think all this time you could have just been eating a handful of almonds. Just some almonds, man. Are you just doing a handful, though, or you doing a bunch? I do a handful a bunch of times. Exactly. Like I said, four, five times, six times a day.

You're doing plain or you doing salted? No, no salt. Then I would be bloated just from all the salt. Are you soaking them or? Soking them? Soaking them. What? Hey, fancy pants?

Why are you soaking them in? Water? Why don't you just eat it? Why? You should try that. If you have gut issues, I don't know. I'm asking that because I didn't know if that was recommended to you for your issues because I've read about that before, but that's something about soaking an almond and water makes it more digestible.

If you soak it for, I don't know, 24 hours or something, and then you eat them. Are they all soggy then? Almond can promote healthy bacteria in your gut. So it may not even be the fiber. It might be the bacteria, yeah. As a mod, one of my dearest friends says, eat those leafy greens dog, don't those bacteria. Your health starts at your gut

And that is the truth I know, but I can't see it So it's not real Like I can't see it I've always been talking bacteria is bad So But almonds have been Have been working for me

While out walking his beagle mix Sarah 81 year old Harry Smith Took a spill this weekend He was in his wheelchair He slid down an embankment Into a retention pond Oh wow

Like this almost sounds like He's walking the dog And it's one of those Benny Hill Dannan he falls over Slides down to a pond Like everything that goes wrong can without the use of his legs he wasn't able to get himself out of the water

but Sarah was there, went down and started splashing up and down the water and barking by and knew what was up, a beagle. And so working nearby, there was this couple, they heard it went and saved him. My dog would not do that. He would be like, all right. No chance, mine would.

No chance. They do get along wonderfully now, Stanley and Eller. We had taken Ellar to a trainer a few times. I would leave to work for a couple weeks at a time. And so instead of just leaving her at the house with a friend, we go, let's just use this time to try to.

Because she was aggressive. We picked her up off the street. She was aggressive as a puppy. And so the trainer was like, these two dogs will never get along. It's just going to be a lifetime of you keeping them apart. We lock them out in the backyard sometimes. They have a whole backyard with the doggy door

that goes into like this, what they call some sort of mudroom. We just shut the door for two hours sometimes. They're great. They don't give a crap. That's cool. Yeah, they're awesome. So they're getting along well.

But Stanley would probably just plop down and take a nap. And Ella would run off. She saw a squirrel. I don't have a dog that would do that. Let's see. A sixth grader hacks into a computer and gets in trouble, but now he is like a cybersecurity expert. So he got in trouble in sixth grade for hacking the school system

basically to become an administrator in school. But now he's working as a cybersecurity expert, which is pretty funny, right? Yeah. that's when your kid does that you found their passion so it's taking that passion and pointing it in the right direction it's right exactly yeah that's from w f aaa and then i mentioned that kately and i went and she had found an article the most expensive houses for sale in tennessee and so she was like hey a lot of these are within an hour let's just go see what they look like so we drove and and that's on yesterday's show

but mike had found this article too celebrity houses recently Tina Turner bought a $76 million Swiss lake house. She... In Switzerland? That's incredible. $76 million. She's $76 million.

She's 82 years old. What? What do you think she was younger? I thought she was maybe 70. Well, Jerry Seinfeld's almost 70. You remember talking about that? Tina was jamming in the 50s. Tina Turner and her husband have purchased a 10 building estate

on Switzerland's Lake Zurich for $76 million. With 260,000 square feet... What? The mammoth compound includes a pool of pond to stream in both lake and mountain views. Justin Timberlake and Jessica Bill sold a penthouse for $29 million. A penthouse, so that was just like a... In New York. Yeah, top level or something.

Ashton Couther and Milakuna sold their home for $10.3.5 million in L.A. For sell right now, the weekend lists his L.A. pinhouse for $22.5 million. The weekend? Oh, yeah, he's so rich. Is he? So rich. Yeah, he's like Drake Rich. Wow.

He just bought a place for $69 million. Oh! And so he's selling this place. That's wild. The Canadian Home where Adele filmed the Easy On Me video is on sale for $4.37 million. Richard Gere lists his New York estate for $28 million. And Kelly Clarkson's ex gets 5% of her Montana ranch.

5%. That's probably them going like, hey, buddy, we gotta give you something so you'll shut up. Yeah. Don't you think? I guess I just thought it would be a little more, but I'm sure there's other

that's just his 5% of that. Hey, Ray, you watch Tindler Swindler? Tender Swindler? Yeah, yeah. We were thinking about watching that. Is it a movie or is it shows? No, no, no, it's a movie. It's two hours.

And it's real, because I keep seeing articles about the guy being kicked off social media now. Yeah, it's not only real. All these people all exist now, just chilling on social media currently. So what happens here? So dude gets on Instagram and gets on Tinder and then just uses Tinder for bad things. And that's what the movie's about.

It's like it's really a cautionary tale. Like if you're going to get on Tinder, just remember you got to meet the person, feel them out. But I mean, you don't, you know the person? Who knows? That's what it's about. So is it about one person specifically? It's about a dude who, uh, cons a bunch of chicks. likes to get the girls on Tinder

and he was with a lot of girls. Why are you talking about it so weird? Yeah, I don't understand what race is. I hate to be a spoiler, so I'd rather talk weird than spoil. Okay, here we go. Posing as a wealthy jet-setting diamond mogul, a man woo's woman online and cons them at a millions of dollars. Now some victims plan for a payback.

One hour, 54 minutes. It's a documentary. Is it British? No, it's us. Well, I mean, the girls have a little bit of an accent, but I mean, it's simple to... Israel. Yeah, he is.

You hear his messages, like, you'll hear his voicemails and stuff. But it's all in English. How do people that, how do people that pretend to be rich always ask for money? Because if you're so rich, why are you asking for money? Yeah, rich people don't need money. Oh, the way he does it, man, it's crazy. That's crazy. And I mean...

Should I watch it? Yeah, I think you should. Would Caitlin like it? Yes. My wife and I started it last night. We're halfway through, and she was just like, this is unbelievable. She was more, and she was also mad at the women, too, for being so just oblivious to what's going on. Boy, hard to be mad at the victims, though.

I haven't seen it. And listen, I got catfish once. Can I tell you, for example, one girl? If you're going to spoil it. No, no, no. The first girl, she met him for coffee. And an hour later, went on a vacation to another country with him, got on a private jet and went. She was like, oh, yeah, I can go. Went home packed her bags and went.

That was scary. And had they ended up being married and together forever, that's the most romantic story you've ever heard in your entire life. Yes, I agree. Probably not the safest. She knew her for an hour, and she decided to go on a trip to another country with him. And all her friends were like, that doesn't sound safe. You need to be careful. Blah, blah, blah.

Yeah, I agree. It doesn't sound safe. It's crazy. All right. So how could he afford to take him? You got to watch, man. I'm going to tell you. Interesting.

Is he still alive? He's still alive. Oh, yeah. I wonder if he gets famous, like, in a good way because of this. I don't think there's a good way. Speaking of, did you see the Tiger King? movie? I saw a part of a clip that had the girl

from S&L in it. Yeah. So is Tiger King dude going to get some money for this? Even though he's in jail? Like they're making a whole movie about him. Yeah, I don't know what the legalities are. I saw that preview and I'm like, this is crazy. It won't go away. Yeah, Kate McKinnon.

Yeah, I don't know if someone just takes a story that's out there and makes a movie based on the second... No, that's not it. I don't know. Are you going to watch it? No. No. I mean, I wouldn't even watch the second season. Amy, do anything tonight or today? Oh, yeah, I'm doing stuff today, but I have, oh, I'm interviewing that,

a guy that helped come up with parent contracts, technology contracts for my podcast. Oh, that would be interesting. So, and he's like got a whole rundown of exactly what parents can say, questions that they, how they can have conversations with their kids. You actually have the contract and then you, you read it out loud and you, and you go over it with your child. But it's like a total mutual respect thing. I mean, I'm excited to see what he says.

I have a gist of what it's going to be about, but this is what he does all day long. And, like, kids can take pledges to, like, before they even post, like, on social. And I'm like, oh, this pledge, some adults need to take this pledge. Like, I will, you know, think about something before I post. Let's know how that goes. I will. That's a good interview.

Like, maybe take club applied on the show. Okay. That's a good one. Yeah, I'm excited about it. So what about you? I was looking at my calendar. I am going to go home and eat lunch. I have to work out at two.

I have a meeting at four. Arkansas plays at six. They're playing Auburn tonight, number one Auburn. Oh, that's going to be a good one. I hope so. That's the line on that one. Two. Two?

Yeah, Arkansas Plus two. That's amazing. Arkansas Plus two. And then what stinks in the, it's a good problem to have, I'm hosting the Opry tonight. The game starts at six. Yeah. I have to be at the Opry at seven.

Now, thank goodness I have ESPN Plus on my phone. Yes. So I've got to do that while watching the game. It's a massive game. Just keep those intros short, man. I know. There he is. Here's the guy.

You already know who he is. Hey, you like songs? Well, this is for you. And then go watch the game. So I'll be doing both. My plan is to get ready at home from 6 to 7 watch the Arkansas game to hopefully halftime, drive to the Opry during halftime, cut promos

and then just watch it on my phone. I don't know. They're playing in Arkansas? Yeah. I would have gone if I didn't have to work. Wow. What again? I haven't been in all yet.

That's the plan. I have a pretty busy afternoon and night. And then I'll be done at 9 and get ready for the show and do it again tomorrow. You guys know sort of losers today? No. Not today. You ask every Tuesday, bones. We don't do them on Tuesday.

I don't ask every, I don't know what days. No, no. He only asks on Tuesdays. On the days, we don't do them, you always ask. But yesterday's was really good, though. Maybe you do an emergency sore losers. That's something big happens. I'm down.

Make a note that Bobby to maybe tomorrow ask them. That way they can say, yeah, we're doing it today and it'll go up. Mike, make a note. Say, ask if sore losers are happening today. Hey, Texas did beat Kansas. So maybe we just do emergency and talk about that. I don't know that's emergency. Oh, that was crazy.

I don't think that's that breaking of a crazy thing to do. Breaking. Okay. You guys have a great day. And I think that's going to be it. Anything, Ray? No. Anything I need to play off the little wall over there that we didn't get to? The Roblox or was that something else? No, that was something else.

Yeah. What was this? Was that Oof? Yeah. Oof. Ooh. Oon. I didn't say oof. That says ooo. Listen, hold on. Oh. Ooh. Maybe.

Ooh. That says ooh. Yeah, there's no f on it. Maybe is there a visual that's like oof? Because that's my son all the time. Oof. Oof. Oof. Oof. I don't like that. I don't like it. Confirmed on Friday, Dustin Lynch and Ronnie Dunn from Brooks and Dunn.

They'll both be on Friday's show. Yes, it is oof. There's a visual. It says oof. There you go. Oof. That's how I say, oof. Oof. I don't play Roblox. He does. Stevenson does.

Yeah. All right, that's it. See you guys. I even dabble. Oh, you do? Yeah. He picks me up, though, because I don't know how to drive a car very well, so I at least know how to run towards his car and hop in. I never played it.

I don't know what you're talking. Nobody plays Roblox here? Mike, do adults play Roblox? I just says no. Okay, I don't know. Good, that's good to know. So if you do hear an adult on it, that's weird? Scooby, yes?

All my niece and nephews play. If there's adults on there, there's a big problem. When do you age out of Roblox? And then what do you get into then? I feel like it's, you get into the real world. You get into like the social media and stuff. The real world. You have to get a job.

As soon as Roblox is off, well, kid, you don't like Roblox anymore. It's so the factory. And I don't hate on anyone because some people still do things later in life that are childlike, but I feel like after maybe 14, 15, it's too old. Okay. Yeah, but I would say the natural progression is then the Fortnite or whatever games you gave us. What is that? 100?

You want a shot at the ball? Let's go. All right, one shot at the ball. You need this? Did you just yell you need this? I want to get a toaster. Do we need to have a talk after this? Is everything okay, Amy?

I need this. It's usually what I say at Vegas. The dealer always looks at me as I need it. Should you be here? Yeah, it's like, uh, okay. It's just fun. Amy, pick a number one through 100, go. Oh, you same time.

Okay. 61. Okay, okay. Okay, okay. We got ready? You didn't get it. One, two, three, 46. Oh.

Mike. One, two, three, ninety four. Oh, he said 91. Oh, wow. That's crazy. Okay, lunchbox. Oh, wow, wow. One, two, three, one.

47, one. Okay, 47, one. Eddie. Hold on, hold, hold, let me think, let me think. Okay, I'm ready. One, two, three. Twenty-two. Okay.

Morgan. One, two, three, ninety-five. Oh. Ray. One, two, three. Twenty-nine. One. Abby, ready?

Yeah. One. Two, three, forty-two. Okay. Scoba, Steve. One, two, three, twenty-eight. All right. Nobody won.

I'd be going back in the old Pacito. Pacito? Paquito? Oh, pocket, your pocket. Got it. El Pacito. Yeah. Is that you say pocket in Spanish?

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