The Bobby Bones Show - Tuesday Post Show (8-24-21)

Episode Date: August 24, 2021

Bobby starts by talking to Caller Katie who had a situation where she was stuck on the side of the road and was inspired after nice people still stopped to help. He also talks about the sad news that the tallest man in the US States has passed away. Bobby also talks about how he doesn’t have a sport that he roots for and always rooting against the teams that everyone liked. Bobby also talked about how his dog Eller killed a rabbit yesterday in the yard. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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turn saved listings into real addresses. Get started at redfin.com. Own the dream. It's time for the Bobby Bones post show. Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Let's go over to Katie in Oklahoma City, who's on the phone. Hey, Katie. How are you? Hi, good.

What's going on with you? Not much. I'm just out posting my newborn baby around the neighborhood. Oh, well, appreciate you calling. What's going on? Well, I just wanted to call and say that I was just listening to a past podcast, where Eddie was saying that he's not going to help strand of motorists anymore on the side of the road. And I recently had a flat tire when I ran over a nail. And even though I had already called roadside assistance, several people stopped by to see if I needed help. And I really appreciated it.

So I just wanted to tell him not to give up on people because, you know, something might need it. Or, I mean, am I just afraid in their day to see that, you know, nice people still exist out there? Okay. I did see another car a couple days ago. and I just drove by and I don't really want to stop and get rejected again like I have in the past, so I just kept moving but maybe I'll start doing it again.

Whenever the Bronco broke down, people would yell at us, bye bone! They wouldn't stop. They wouldn't help. They would be like, bye bones! I was like, we're in the middle of the road. You just assumed that you have a phone. I just needed to be pushed out of the road. Oh, yeah.

For us, we were in the middle of the highway at a traffic light and we were just sitting there, tops off, we're totally exposed. People would drive by and see you, Bob! Oh, crap. I saw a guy, really, like, four days ago, his whole trade, he was pulling like a trailer. I guess he was a lawn guy. And the trailer looked old. And it just, the tires fell off. It was busted. And I wanted to stop and help. But it looked like he was even on the phone waiting for someone. Damn, but that was a moment for me to be like, hey, dude, let's go. I got a tire. I think just the rule is if you can help.

Car, tip, whatever the situation. If you can help, help. What? I thought about tipping $5,000 at the restaurant the other day. I mean, I thought about it. I mean, that's what Eddie. I mean, so if Eddie sounds good... No, I'm saying I didn't stop. I know, I didn't tip, but I thought about it. All right, Katie. Thank you for calling, Katie. That's what I'm saying. All right, bye-bye.

A couple things here. Caroline Hobby on her podcast, Get Real with Caroline Hobby, is talking to Beth Barkas, who's a counselor to the biggest stars in country music. She's helped tons of artists and wives and the music industry sort out their lives. And she tells all the secrets.

She does? No way. And tells all the artists and all their secrets. Why they came in? She just goes for it. She has all these notes and she just reads it. She starts an alphabetical, Al Dean. That's a great podcast.

That would be the podcast. Yes. Yeah, yeah. That's not exactly what happens. But if you're looking for a good podcast, check out Get Real with Caroline Hobby. You're an idiot. That'd be pretty funny. The tallest man in the United States passed away.

How tall was he? He was 38 years old. He was 7 feet 8 inches tall. Wow. I saw a picture of him standing in a crowd and the top of his ribcages above everybody's head. Wow. Was he an actor? I don't think so.

Are you playing the NBA? No. That's really hard. I mean, everybody asked him how you play basketball? He died August 20th, heart disease. He and his older brother were together when he died a few hours before his death. All the family was there. But, you know, he was, I mean, so tall that even the tall people, like, that went up to his nipples.

Crazy. It was wild. Whenever I used to watch wrestling, Elegante. Eligante. It was. Yeah, Eligante. He's 7 foot 7. He would come out. He's a wrestler. He'd step over the top rope. It's wild.

Well, remember Andra the Giant? You saw that documentary right where he's talking about how hard it was to fly. And he couldn't use the bathroom and the planes. His beds. He had to get oversized beds at hotels. That sounds challenging for sure. Eligante died? Wow, he died in 2010. His name was Jorge Gonzalez. He was an Argentine basketball player, professional wrestler and actor. I only knew him as Eligante. He was my favorite wrestler for a while.

I mean, Sting was my all-time favorite wrestler. You didn't like Hulk? Everybody liked Hog because I didn't like Hulk. Yeah. I never liked. I never liked teams or people that everybody liked. Never liked the Bulls. You like Garth.

Never liked the Braves. Like, didn't like the Bulls because of Michael Jordan. Now I look back and it's so cool. Mycren was so good. But at the time, everybody loved Michael Jordan. Didn't love the Bulls or Michael Jordan. Rudy against them. Didn't love the Braves.

They won all the time. They were in the, you know. You're an underdog guy. I think so. Yeah, I guess I kind of always felt like I was too. Never rooted for the Braves. Never liked Cole Cogan. Never liked the Dallas Cowboys.

They were going to Super Bowls, you know. You can like them now because they can't win. I know. But now I feel like I can't really jump on a team. I'm too old to have a new favorite NFL team. Oh, really? I'll root for the Titans. It is kind of cool living here that we do have a home team.

I've never had a home team. Yeah, I'll root for the Titans a little bit. But I also don't root against anybody now either. Like I don't have any teams. I also, being an adult, and now that I have friends that are professional athletes, it's all business. They don't give a crap where they, I mean, not really. See, I've always said that. They don't give a crap where they play.

But you can't tell someone like lunchbox this. No, they have no, and they have no hate toward other teams. It's a business. I know. Professional. It's all business. And so, why I used to hate teams, I would go, oh, I hate them. But now I'm like, well, I just don't like them because of an old player maybe.

but they get along with the teams I like. I was watching, who's the guy with David, he's in David Spades group, Mike? He's a shorter blonde guy. He does. Nick, yes. Nick Norton or whatever. Nick Swartson, yeah.

I was watching him on TikTok and he was like, one of my friends said, hey, you want to meet Aaron Rogers? And he's like, no. He goes, why not? He goes, because I'm a Minnesota of Vikings fan, and I hate the Packers, and I know what's going to happen. He said, Aaron Rogers is not going to be friends. I'm going to meet him.

He's going to think I'm cool. I'm going to have a couple of years. And next thing you know, my whole life's been a waste, hating the Green Bay Packers. And somebody goes, you meet him? He goes, yeah, he's awesome. So, yeah. It's all a business, man.

Now, you think, this is a conversation in lunchbox and I have all the time. Do you think that they like, at their level, like a Tom Brady level, and I know, well, maybe Tom Brady's not a good example because he's already made money and won a bunch. But someone that's just making a lot of money, do you think they care about winning as much as they used to? Everybody's different. Everybody's different. I would say it just depends on.

on the drive inside of them. I don't think any single person's the same way. I mean, I could mail in work at this point and just be like, I just lean on everything and hang out, have fun. And some people do, but then I still, I think I probably just have childhood trauma that keeps me pushing hard. I think that's, and I think with athletes are probably the same way. They have something to prove. I think everybody's different. There is no blueprint. And are you kidding? Here, we all are still very passionate about games. Yeah, we don't even. I mean, you're looking. that I'm right here. Oh, you too. So I don't think there is

an answer to that, like a universal answer. I think Tom Brady's made all his money. He still wants to win. Right. I think he must to win more now. Talks about what round he was drafted in and what, you know, and he's the greatest quarterback of all time. He doesn't need to do that anymore, but things, like, fuel him. Things fuel me from my childhood.

And I probably don't have to do that all the time, but I do because it fuels me. But then some folks who grew up and don't have that trauma to prove, they're like, okay, I'm good. just sign a new contract. I don't have to put it all out there anymore. Yeah.

So anyway, he died. He was 7 foot 8. Wild. Crazy. That's big. That is, and everybody, what stink is everybody would look at you all the time

everywhere you went. Like you would just be the center of attention everywhere you went all the time. Couldn't go anywhere. But that everybody's staring at you all the time. So, rest in peace. His name was Igor

Bob Kavinsky. He was American, though. Tallest man in the U.S. Kanye posted Drake's home address. Why? It says they have an Instagram beef. Well, that is rude. Can't do that.

Dirty. So mean. Kanye, that is not cool. Kanye is like that, right? I do love Kanye, though. Who do you don't care? I can't, I just, I've always loved Kanye. I still love Kanye.

Sometimes, you know, I'll have a little Kanye flint where I'm like, I don't, and I'm like, yeah, I still love Kanye. Kanye West appeared to get Drake. After their feud is reignited, Kanye took to Instagram to show the location of Drake's Toronto property. He did like the map thing where it shows the map and the spot on the map and then deleted it. This came shortly after Kanye wiped his Instagram clean, leaving a lone photo of his childhood home, but now posted a few more picks. Poor Drake. He's going to have to move. No, he's not.

Drake probably has, they know where Drake lives. People know where Drake lives. Okay. And Drake probably has so much security around his house. But yes, you probably shouldn't post. Another celebrity's home address. No, could you imagine if someone is irritated and mad at you and they just posted your house? Yeah, like Jake Owen, he gets so mad at you and he posts your address.

It's just different. I'm not famous. But if you would hate Jake for doing that. Yes. But it's a safety thing. But I think everybody knows where Drake is and Drake has security around him. I don't think it's right. I'm not saying he's right.

But I'm saying it's different. Okay. And we have security and we have, but it's not that, you know, it's not Drake. Drake's probably got six guys at his house or with him at all times. probably you know it's not right it's wrong don't know but it's different than me and jake yeah that would suck yeah now that I think about it I start to slowly lean in um let's see went outside yesterday and eller who her and stanley have become somewhat acclimated and they spend a good amount of time of the day together not always we have to separate them some

Like when Eddie came over last night, they were separated. There was just too many sensations. So, but we walked out and she has this big room that's for some reason called a mudroom. I don't even know what a mudroom is. You walk from outside into it before you walk in the house. That's probably why it's called a mudroom. You kick off your shoes. It's normally like the laundry room area.

Yeah. So she has that room and there's a big dog door that goes into the yard and she has a whole fenced-in yard. So she has a lot of space. And so if we walk in the house, she's not there. She's always out in the yard and walked down the yard yesterday. And she was chewing on something. and it was kind of moving and she had killed a rabbit

and had pulled the head off of it and I was watching it and I was like oh my God that's tragic source as dog being dog I guess that's right that's exactly what it is

yeah it is because she's part hound I mean that she was probably bred to do that I don't think she was bred well well what I'm saying is instinctually genetically

yes I have a schnauzer or whatever they were meant to do that kind of work it was weird to see She didn't get any kisses yesterday Yeah, because that's gross She didn't get any kisses at all But it was Yeah, it was tough to see

Did she eat it? Circle of life She was eating on it Okay She was chewing on it maybe But we just kind of let her do her thing And then when she got away from it We went through it away

Yeah But it was rough It's rough to see your dog eat a bunny Eddie had asked If lunchbox paid me 20 bucks For the Cracker bit Yes Yes, have you?

He has it Oh, no, I forgot. I've been busy. Why did you ask that? Just because when you owe lunchbox money, he's usually the first to ask you, like, where's my money, where's my money? And now that we played a game where if we didn't finish that task, we had to pay you $20. And I'm wondering if he paid you $20. He has not. But if I don't have it by 6 p.m. today, a dollar a day.

Oh, interest. You've had a week already. Oh, did he pay you? Yeah. Venmo me immediately. Where are you at? Oh man, I didn't know what he paid you. Merit, well, I'll be looking today.

One dollar a day after that. A dollar is kind of, that's not a lot. It is. Okay. It is. A dollar a day. That's like 100% interest. That's like 100%.

That would be $20. It'd be 5%. Oh, see, that's... Now that works. Yeah, it's like, okay. Well, that 5%'s a lot. I mean, you can get it. You can get a house for less than that.

Marriage counselor said the best two things. to avoid fights are don't point out mistakes and don't argue about money isn't that pretty much those are hard to do how do you not point out mistakes that's what you're arguing over like you put that in the wrong spot you did this wrong you took the wrong turn

I mean that's what you're fighting over right I don't know Amy's looking at the sky because I'm like what do they mean by don't point out mistakes what all the things lunchbox just said I mean but that's what does your wife make a lot of wrong turns like why does that come so? Yeah like is that like the nagging no my wife doesn't really drive when I'm in the car it's me

So we don't really have to worry about that But if we ever do let her drive She I'm always like You got to turn here Got turn here Because she's not a very good driver Does she drive most of the time Or do you?

Me? Oh, I am 99.9% of the time driving if I am in the car We're probably 7030 You're 70? Yeah She likes to drive But she also gets really bad car sick

Like I do So she's something she's like I need to drive And I just know I'm going to be car sick But I also sit on my phone Which makes me car sick Or and I go, I feel terrible.

Yeah, and she's like, well, have you been on Twitter this whole drive? Yes, I have. Put the phone down. What room in your house do you never go into? Easy. What room in your house do you never go into, Amy? I mean, we have like a little game room area, and I thought we would use it a lot more than we do. And sometimes if I go in there, I'm like, wow, I haven't been here in like three weeks, which is weird, because

I guess the kids just stay busy doing other things, but it's our first time ever having a room like that. And we used it all the time, like ping pong. We were playing ping pong night and day, and I can't even tell you the last time I picked up a paddle. Mine would be a guest bedroom. I don't have a guest bedroom. Why would you? Oh, really? Like, even if you have company coming over, you don't go in there to get it ready. I feel like I just have a lot of people at my house, so I have to make the room over a lot. I mean, I throw towels in the back. I don't. We're afraid this.

Caitlin. So, no, I don't really go into the guest bedroom. No, I don't. You ready? We have a guest bathroom, which is like by our garage, and my baby, my foster baby threw a toy in there, and it got stuck, and it flooded one time. And ever since that happened, I just don't go in there. Like, never, I haven't been in there in months. Why would I? Exactly.

No reason to go over there. Lunchbox? The guest bedroom. I mean, I go into the kid's bedroom, my bedroom. That's it. Like, what else do you need and you go in the bathroom, in the living room? That's it. If I weren't married, I would never come out of my house.

my bedroom. Yeah, and you've had houses with like multiple bedrooms. Never came out of the bedroom. I'd stay in the bedroom, watch TV, eat, everything's in the bedroom. I'd walk to the kitchen. Somebody came over, we'd hang out and live in for a minute. And then you'd go back to your bedroom. There was no need for me to be out.

Even while people's still there. I lived with you for a bit. I didn't see you for a long time. In my bedroom. I didn't need any more space than that. That's all I need a couple walls and a TV going all the time. Yeah. I kind of want to, I've thought about moving.

What? Your house? You just moved? Yeah, I know. Well, you just got there. I know. I don't know. I just feel like I want like more of a, like a smaller, like one.

I don't know. I'll trade you. Okay. I don't know. I thought about it. Well, and you have a reason because on today's show, you talked about how someone sent you some random books in the mail and you don't know who it is.

They did. And last time someone sent you some random pizzas and you moved. I did. Yes. I just, I don't know. I don't know where I'd go, you know. If I sell my house,

where do I go? It's like selling your house right now, especially in Nashville is like an amazing thing for people, but then you sell it and then where do you go? Because like you can sell it for more, but then you're thinking you can't buy anywhere. You can rent for a while. That's true. We can move in with you. I asked him that already.

He said no. Oh, you did? My family can move in with you. Yeah. You would not even notice that we're there. No, no chance, dude. Well, maybe. I have four kids.

You might notice that. I would notice. Yeah, I would notice. Are you thinking about really moving to a smaller place? I mean, I have thought about it. Just because the house I'm in, it's just been a wild year. And I thought about it specifically after my dad died. Like, it's just too, too much.

Like, some things happen to me that are just very traumatic there. And I am like, I don't get good vibe. My house does not bring me joy. And it should. Like, my backyard does because it's very peaceful and I can spend time out there. That's the only thing that's keeping me in that house is the backyard. 100%. No lie.

I probably talk about trying to move. every other day. Would you move downtown? I've moved furniture around. Thought that might help. It didn't. I moved beds. I moved chairs.

I moved couches. And I'm like, I'm recreating the space. This is now going to spark joy. And then I came home yesterday and I was like, no, no joy. I still,

now I just feel like things are all out of place. You can't leave happy. What do you mean, leave happy? Your bird, your fat bird. The bird, the one that you caught up.

I had to take my bird feeders down because the bird disease. So I haven't even seen happy. Sounds like you're really struggling with this. No, it's a real thing. I just don't really talk about it. But, I mean, it's a thing. Like, I've, yeah, I'm working on it.

I'm thinking of me or maybe rearranging some more furniture. So we'll see what happens. Just knock the house down and build another one right there. Oh, gosh, no? Yeah, knock a couple walls down. They don't make you feel different. And then one of my neighbors, like, literally doesn't talk to me. Why?

I don't know. I don't think it's me. I think it might be just their personality. Don't know. But, like, every time I... Great. Yeah, I love that. I don't get it, though. I wave and it's like nothing. Oh.

And then I almost. I almost want to ask other neighbors, like, have you ever waved at them and they waved back? Or like, is it me? Because I'm like, what did I do? I've thought about baking things. Wait, what did the neighbors say? They get, they get waved back to? All my neighbors are really nice. The other neighbors don't answer either. No, no, they're fine. All my neighbors are really great, except for one just perplexes me. Because it's like nothing. I don't know.

I walk right by and it's just like nothing. You know, Amy, that happened to me one time and they ended up being a family that can't hear. They were dead. I'm dead serious. Dead serious. That's not what this is. I'd walk my dog and I'd be like, nice yard and he'd never respond to me ever. For like

months, this guy's a jerk. And then I finally saw him doing sign language of each other. Right. Okay. Well, that makes sense. But that's not what's happening here. They've gone glasses and canes. But they never wait back. Like, Amy? They're blind. No, that's not the case. But it does mean

think of the time where I mean, now I'm really self-conscious about waving because I wave at everybody because my last neighborhood, I got a mean email from a neighbor saying that I'm too big for everybody, I'm paraphrasing, and that I don't wave and that they're used to celebrities and I should wave and I don't need to walk away when I see them. And I'm like, what in the world are they talking about? And then they signed it like they were speaking for the whole neighborhood. They didn't even just sign it like sincerely, you know, Karen. they were like sincerely, you know, my street name, moms. The old neighbor was.

So like she represented like all the moms in my neighborhood were felt the same way. And it just scarred me to where I know I wave at everybody. Because I was ever not not waving at her. Screw him, Amy. Remember that? Amy had to go call her Karen. I was just, that name came to me. I don't know why.

Yeah, Janet. Sure, Janet. I know exactly her name is because then once I got to, her email, found her on Facebook. Then my friend who does background checks on people, background checked her. I know a lot about exactly where she lives. So then I totally avoided walking that trick.

Amy slipping, guys. We need to stop her right now. Amy slipping. She's slipping. No, no, no. What do we learn about spiraling yesterday? What? I don't know.

You and Caitlin did a whole spiraling talk. We need to do it. Oh, yeah. What are the facts? The facts are that girl will send me a woman, mom of children, sent me that email and made me feel like a horrible person. when I never even knew she was trying to wave at me.

I wave at people. But that was, those are good times. Y'all remember that right? I do. I don't remember her signing it your street name moms. Oh, yeah. Like, let's say I didn't, but let's say I lived on, you know. First Street.

Huckleberry. Yeah. She was like, all right, see you around. First Street moms. I'm like, okay, well, every mom on my street hates me. That's good to know. I moved. I moved after that.

It doesn't take much to make me move, I guess. But I don't know. The thing about Amy moving that first time, it really wasn't the letter. Somebody kept sending her pizzas. Yes. To her house. Yeah, that was a different house.

That was a different house. So this is the problem. She moves it. It's true. The pizzas were multiple pizzas. I heard poops on her car. Here's the thing about the pizzas. I'm not convinced it wasn't one of you guys.

Oh, yeah. And they don't want to mess up to now. They don't want to make it. 100%. Like, I've even thought it's either lunchbox or it was Tygan Daniel. He hasn't said anything. Lunchbox is not sending me. No, man.

No. No. Was it you? No. Listen. Just say it now. He's saying no. Just say if it, I mean, it's, I'm not going to get mad.

Hey, hey, this ain't the time to, if it is you, this ain't the time to admit it. No, no. There are other times to admit it? This ain't it. Go ahead look over there. It ain't over here. Don't look over here. So you think it's either lunchbox or Tygen Daniel.

I mean, I had thought at the time. That would be a Tygen Daniel thing. Yeah. And. By the way, Tyg and Daniel did afternoons on our station. They're not doing mornings in Tulsa. Yeah, and they're funny. Yeah.

Franksters. Yeah, it's something they would think of. I mean, but they even did different pizza companies. Like one day it was Domino's. One day it was Papa Johns. They're never going to, they're not going to admit it either. And it was like, hey, Amy, here's your pizza. And then I would ask for a phone number associated with.

It was a different phone number every time. Like there was nothing consistent other than these are for Amy. I mean, that's a fun prank. I mean, that's how I lost my first $20 is calling different cab companies to the house across the street. And the lady got home and thought someone was trying to kidnap her baby and she left the car and drive and it rolled down the street and we got in it. The cab driver recognized our voice.

We paid him 20 bucks for gas. That's a good prank. Anyway. I don't understand any of that. But okay. Taganyah, you'll call me last week and they're like, hey, well, you come to be on our show? We'll promote Breaking Body Bones. And I was like, hey, what time's your show again?

They're like, it's in the morning. Yeah. What time do you think I'm on? Yeah. Guys, we're on the radio at that time. Maybe you do it during a song break. Let's see if he, see the answer. Well, they're probably on the air.

This is Daniel. Oh, it's 10 11. This is Daniel. What kind of pizza did you get? I mean, all kinds. I don't even know because I didn't eat it. Oh, you didn't know. No.

It's like, I'm going to get poisoned. This is Daniel. Hey, it's Bobby. You're being recorded. All righty. Are you cool with being on the air? It's like, it's a podcast, not on air, but it's being recorded right now. Are you cool with that?

Yeah, that's cool. Okay. A long time ago, how many years ago, Amy? Ask him. 2014, 2015. 2014, 2015. Amy, who you know, she was getting pizzas at her house and she didn't know who they were coming from. And she kept getting them and there would be no name assigned to them.

So she freaked out and moved. It sold her house because of that. And our theories are, as we look back at the history of our show, it was either you and Tyke doing that as a joke that made her move or it was Lunchbox. And Lunchbox says it wasn't him. Did you guys send Amy pizzas and make her move houses? I have told you guys this. And everybody in the company, about a thousand times, it was. was not us and in fact had we known like if we were doing a prank and found out that it's scared

her we would have came clean him immediately i can't believe she still after all these years thinks it was us give me a bible what's a bible to put his hand on okay sorry i just i don't know i don't i don't have any other suspects is tig there with you right now he is he's in the other room do you want me to grab him no that's okay i just would he say the same thing absolutely listen Especially if it was scaring her, do you think we would keep doing that? You guys do commit, and I do like that about you guys. You do commit. But not when a lady's like, oh, no, I'm scared.

A lady? We would have came clean immediately. You are a lady to him. Okay. Yeah. What's your age for lady? Any lady, I don't know. Anybody, any gentleman, anybody scared?

I would not continue to do that. No, no. Hold on. We're moving on from that. Yeah. What's your age range to call someone a lady? 18 or older. Oh, okay.

That right. Interesting. There's a 22-year-old lady. You call a 22-year-old a lady? I call every lady a lady. I don't know. He does do that because we were having lunch about a month or so ago. I was in Tulsa.

And we were having lunch. And he's like, get the lady to come over here. And it was like some 24-year-old waitress. And I'm like, the lady, the girl? So do your parents call young people ladies? I don't think so. I just don't want to say the girl. That sounds like I'll never say somebody on the waitstaff.

send that girl over. Much like I wouldn't say, hey, send that boy over here. But I said, that girl over there. I didn't refer to her as a girl, but I felt like she was a girl. I would say that probably, to anybody 30 and below, be like, that girl white there? Yeah, I feel like that's not bad. Maybe it is. Maybe I should work. You call them ladies. You take advice from me, your career would be on fire, all right? All right. Hey, are you guys done with your show today? We are, yeah. I just told them you tried to book me on your show while I was on the air on my show. Yeah, and then you can't, you wouldn't do it. Then here.

I am, what am I doing? But the show's over. Podcasts. But no, the show is over. Bobby, is this your knife? I just put it out of my back. Okay. Everything's going good in Tulsa?

Yeah, everything's great. All right. Hey, why'd you answer the phone? This is Daniel. Uh-huh. I thought about that. To identify myself as Daniel. No, I understand that.

Why did you not identify? Why didn't you just go, hello? Do you not know what's me? Or like, hey, Bobby. Well, yeah, but I wanted you to know who it was answering. Could have been my assistant. Okay. Did you have an assistant?

No. Okay. How do you know? I could have. But I don't think your assistant would answer your cell phone. What does assistants do? They make calls for you with their own phones. Can we quash, Folly, the pizza thing?

Is she finally? Does she believe me? Yes, I believe you. It wasn't you. Amy, listen, I swear to God. That's powerful. It was not me doing me. that. Now, what scares me about this whole thing is that the pizza center is still at large.

Unless it was lunchbox. Because there's no way lunchbox would ever, lunchbox would be like Bible. Daniel, do you think Ty could have, I mean, Daniel, do you think lunchbox is the person who did it? I think, I think much like me, he would have came clean and admitted that it, if it was him, after all these years. But she moved a house. Like, after, I'm probably locking it up even more now. I just don't think he would have taken it that far. Okay. Interesting. How come you and Tiger in different rooms right now?

Are you guys like FGL? You don't really like each other? They're fighting. Well, I don't like him, but we're not as bad as FGL. Oh, okay. Do you work from different rooms? No, I just, to answer the phone, I came into a separate room. Oh.

I'll walk in there. Put us on speaker. I want to say hi to him. All right, hang on. Bobby, was it you? I'm not wasting my phone. Ask them about the egg they put in here for a year. And they came to check on it.

They put an egg in here? A rotten egg. In this studio? Yes. Tyke. Tyke. Hang out. You don't know how to put it on speaker.

Hey, fella. Gentlemen. Hey, Tyge. Hey, it's Bobby Bones. You were being recorded, okay? Okay. Did you guys put an egg in our studio and leave it here for a year? Years ago, we did, and we did, and we think.

thought it would turn like putrid, but I don't know, like fossilized and never stuck up the studio at all. That's correct. See, these guys, these guys love pranks. Daniel was just admitting you guys sent all the pizzas to Amy. He did not say that. He did. He just said you guys sent all the pizzas to Amy and came clean. So what do you want to say about that? I think this is like an interrogation where they tell your friend that, you know, they ratted you out. But I'm not falling for it. I didn't touch any pizzas. I wouldn't have done that. I felt terrible. for her. Okay. Do you and Daniel not have your own Instagrams? We don't have anything separately. No. We're just attached to the hip body.

Isn't that weird? They do everything together. No, I mean, I get it. Everything. But I mean, you can do a, you have a show Instagram. You know how, like, you have endorsements, like, you have one, Amy has one, lunch, lunch, by the one. They do theirs together. They will not get separate endorsements. You guys don't do separate endorsements at all? We won't do it. In fact, if he gets an endorsement, we just share it and vice versa. That's cute That's some codependent crap right there, guys Mariam.

He dates my wife. Wait, what? Have you seen each other? This is a serious question. Are you guys both there? No, he made me go out, you know, I can get him there. No, no, that's okay.

Have you guys seen each other naked? What? No, and, you know, we consider doing that thing where on YouTube, we kind of stand back to that, like an old-fashioned duel, but we're naked, and we take three steps, and just turn around. No.

See what each other's working with. I'm just asking you because if you're around a dude, like, Eddie and I are together all the time. In a bus, we're traveling on the bus, we're in hotels. Like, I wonder if you guys are together so much that you have accidentally walked in each other naked. Close. I saw Daniel in a bathroom once, but that's as close as it got. But I also think it might mess us up. Like, what if one of us was, you know, working with more? Would I feel jealous at him? Like, the disparity. and so we just decided not to do it.

And you guys will not do a commercial separately. Man, we just like it to sound like our regular show, so we just won't do it, yeah. Was there any talk, whenever you guys left here, was there any talk about going separate solo? Not particularly, no, you know, we were definitely looking for gigs, and I think if it came down to that, we might have had to.

But no, we were always trying to figure out a way to stick together, you know, and it was hard to find one job, much less too, so we got very lucky. All right, well, it's good to talk to you. Yeah, for sure. I feel like we haven't. Yeah, we're doing pretty good. We're having some pizza now.

Nashville? Yeah. Yeah, we're still in Nashville. Tyg. Well, I don't know. You travel around doing your ship from, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's good fun.

The mountains and all that, whatever you do. I was, I did have lunch with Daniel a few weeks ago. Yeah, I heard about that. Yeah, it's fun. We only had room for two. Yeah, why didn't they go together? Rude.

Did Tyke know about this? Tyg, did you know? Yeah, he told me, but I understand that, you know, people don't really like to be around me, and I get it. Daniel's the people like him. Oh, that's bad.

I like you tied. Yeah, Amy likes you. She said she likes you tied. I said tied. I said tied. You sent Amy a lot of pizzas. Yeah, that's a love. I would never do that to her. I felt terrible because I thought she probably felt menaced.

I didn't want to do that. Violated even. Okay, you guys get back to work. Violated even. We will, uh, it's going to talk to you guys. All right, bye, Bobby. Bye, guys. Hey, let me ask you one final question.

Hi, Tiger. Yeah. At what age do you start calling a woman a lady? You mean their age or how old I am when I started doing it? No, no, their age. At what age does a woman turn into a lady? I'd say 40. Oh, wow.

That's me. They're not the same. Daniel says 18. 18 and up. All right, bye guys. All right, bye-bye. There they are. TIG and Daniel.

I love those guys. Yeah, they're good. Funny guys. Okay, we got to go. How long are we doing this? 32 minutes. Oh, it's pretty good, huh? Pizza could have been here by now.

Yeah. I'm going to hop on Zillow. My house is there, Amy. We've covered a lot in this. Are you moving? Do you need more? I need more space. You need more space?

She needs less space. Yes, I think it's a perfect trade. Why don't you do... Housewalk. That's a new TV show. We tried it, Amy, for two years. House swap. That's a good idea.

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