The Bobby Bones Show - (Wed Early Bird) Hear How Listeners Helped Catch A Mugger In Las Vegas + What Are The Things We've Never Tried And Never Will? + Mailbag: Listeners Kid Is UFC Fighting At School

Episode Date: January 18, 2023

Over the weekend, the Sore Losers Coaches Convention happened in Las Vegas and they came back sharing a story about how some listeners there helped catch a mugger. Find out what happened. Plus, hear what the things are we've never tried and why we never will. Mailbag: Listeners wife won't let their 7-year-old son watch anything that has violence in it, but when she wasn’t home, they had a bonding moment when they watched UFC together. The problem is the next day at school he got into a fight and said UFC quotes while fighting. He wants to keep that bonding time with his son but doesn't want him to bring it to school again or for his wife to find out. We share our advice!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning, studio. Morning. All right, let's go up first. We'll little something to say as we go around the room. He's always wearing the Cowboy Star, and he plays the guitar. Here he is, our video producer. Ready. Yeah.

Guys, lunchbox has a problem, and I just want him to admit it once in a while. You know, yesterday he was talking about his hangy-bang-y, whatever was sore. The thing on his throat, yeah. Yes, he was in Vegas. He said, oh, I have a sore hangy-bang. I went to the doctor. They just said it was some bacterial thing. Whatever.

Now I have it. My hangy-bang-hirt hurts. And I'm like, dude, you. You got me sick. But he's like, no, I did it. Why can't he just... He gets me sick every time he's sick. I know it.

Oh, here we go. Always blame someone. Can't take responsibility for our own actions. Every time that you've gotten sick, I've gotten, like, bad sick. Yeah. COVID? I have no idea. You go a lot of places.

No, we... No, no. You had COVID. You were like, yeah, I'll play golf. We go play golf. All of a sudden, I get COVID after you get it. You don't tell me that's not a coincidence. No, it's a coincidence because...

You're going to tell me that. I didn't know I had COVID at that point. But I still got it. it from you. And just admit it, it's okay. That's what happens. Eddie, got the hangy-banggy virus. Right. From you. I'm not mad. Just be okay with it. Eddie, how many people were you around in Las Vegas? Lots. Okay. Thank you. Did any of them have injured hangy-bangs? Not one told me. You didn't ask one person. You had a new-of, I guess. Yeah. I mean, you were on an airplane. I mean, come on. Maybe you got it from the same person. Exactly. Ray, how's your hangy-bangie? Mine's not my hangy-bang. I think mine was just

simply alcohol poisoning. Hanging. Hanging-bang-y is fine. Great. The hangy banging again, by the way. The Ohem bugger the throat. The ball back there. And that's what Lunchbox really calls it. I don't know that I would have called it a uvula though.

If you asked me, I could have nailed that. What do you call it? Like the ball on the back of your throat. That's what I say. Okay, Eddie, thank you very much. He does the bonehead and he always looks like he rolled right out of bed. Here he is. Lunchbox, everybody.

Speaking of Vegas, we had our sore losers coaches convention this last weekend where we took a bunch of listeners to Vegas, and we were having a watch party on Saturday morning watching football. You took listeners to Vegas? Well, they... You did? No, they flew out there and just... Or they lived there and they met you.

Yeah, yeah, that's what I mean. Okay. They met us out in Las Vegas. We had a bunch of parties and we were having a watch party Saturday morning. We were watching football and these two guys, Mario and Miguel, are looking out the window and they see this guy running by the window. They're like, that's weird. And like two seconds later, there's a little woman chasing them.

The guy had stolen her purse. And so these two, Mario and Miguel, jump up. run out of the bar and chase the mugger down. They run around the casino and track them. They catch him? They trapped him and then security showed up on their bikes and they were able to take them into custody. They got to have a knife or a gun or anything?

No, but the old woman had a little knife because she was like walking into the casino so she was scared. So the guy ripped her purse and she had a little knife and she tried to get him. They found out later it was just a pen, but it looked like a knife. This is crazy.

Wait, so two people that were at the party actually caught up. Is this a slow? Purse thief? With that kind of lead? I think he was inebriated. Yeah, I think he was inebriated. And they were inebriated, but they were faster than him.

But Miguel and Mario, I mean, they jumped up and ran and we're like, what's going on? Did they hold him down or anything? Did they tag him? No, they just had them cornered. And then the bike security showed up and that's how they got them. Were bike security, were they quick? They're quick. Sounds like Miguel and Mario.

Mario were too. It was awesome, dude. And I was like, where's the news coverage? Okay. lunchbox ends up on the coverage. I told him. I was like, man, you guys did a great job. You know, they were part of her.

Go ahead, Amy. Well, I just obviously want to know if you called 911. No, I didn't call 911 because I didn't have time. I mean, the security was already there and got him. When it would be totally appropriate to call 911, he doesn't. You could act like you didn't see security. Ooh, that's true, too. How can they prove you did?

That's a good point. I approve I saw security. That's what I would say. Shout out to them, though. I mean, it was awesome. She got her purse back, her money and everything. Got her purse back. They went on the security camera and they found out where he ditched it.

Because, you know, when he was running, he flung it. And two heroes amongst us. That's great. She sold granite before she met Bobby. Now she considers birdwatching one of her hobbies. Here she is Amy, everybody. Okay, so a lot of people sell things on Facebook Marketplace, a next door app, offer up, stuff like that.

And you're always like a little hesitant. Who am I going to meet? Am I going to live through this? Or are they going to steal for me? Is this a scam? Well, there's a website dedicated to helping you find safe meetup spots. And it's entirely free. It's called Safe TradeSpotespotts.com.

Just to meet up to sell and trade stuff. Not like safe meetups for like, oh, it's not that yet. It'll turn into that like everything does. No, no, no, no, no. But it's not that right now. Well, a lot of the locations that they're going to recommend to you are going to be police precincts in the lobby. So that way there's surveillance. You've got cops nearby.

It's all good. You go to a police precinct to trade and sell your stuff? So when you go to this website, you type in your zip code. That's as safe as it gets. Yeah. Yeah. And that's what they recommended, too. If you don't even want to go to this website, just Google the police precinct near you and say, okay, meet me here in the lobby.

I'll trade with you. I'd probably make sure that that's what that was being used for that. No, no. I saw this in a magazine. You can just go to any police lobby and sell you. And like, do the cops want you there? Yeah, I don't think they're going to sell a muffler in the police lobby without telling them you're coming. No, there's a whole.

little blurb about it in women's world. Okay, so what's the website again? SafeTradespots.com. I'll just go to that. I'm not just going to go to a place lobby, but I do think that's good. All right, Ray, what you got? From Mountain Pine, Arkansas, his bulldog is no longer hurt, and he loves a good vintage sports shirt. Bobby Bones. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I'm left-handed. I read an article that one and ten people are left-handed, 10 percent. And to everybody who's not left-handed, I'd like to share a few things, why it's difficult to be left-handed, number one. If you write with a pencil or pen, which I did back in the day, before it was all on phones and tablets.

You got ink all over your hand because your hand was dragged across it. So you always lived with ink on your left hand. Guitar's impossible to find a left-handed guitar. Every once in a while you see one. I'm left-handed and if I go to a friend's house and they have a bunch of guitars, everybody's playing,

I can never do anything because there's not a left-handed guitar there. Baseball gloves. Do you know me I would try on a Walmart before I could find one? Maybe that one is. Maybe that one is. Maybe that one is. Desks are meant for right-hand guitar. to people.

Oh, yeah. Because that little thing that would come down the side. Whatever you show you, you rest your elbow on. You hit your all the time on it. So I would just like for everybody, if you know somebody left handed today,

maybe give them a shoulder rub, tell them they're a good boss. Maybe give them a gift card. If they are your boss. Yeah, yeah. But today, I'd like to recognize all lefties out there. One in ten of us are living a hard life and making it, you know?

Wow. It's tough. Anybody else left handed on our whole show? Nobody. No. No. I don't know how you do it. Thank you.

I just wanted that. I just want to be acknowledged. It's tough. Here, let me rub your shoulder. Hey, somebody has to, so I guess I will. It's time to open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailback.

Yeah. Hello, Bobby Bones. I have a seven-year-old son who is in second grade. My wife does not allow him to watch anything with violence. But he wanted to watch UFC with me. She wasn't around, so we watched it together. It is a sport. He loved it.

My son hasn't shown any interest in watching sports, so it was one of our bonding moments. And for me, it was awesome. Problem is, the next day at school, he got into a fight. Apparently, some kid was messing with him at lunch, so my son attempted to, quote, take him down. The school contacted my wife and explained the situation. Luckily, he's not in major trouble, unless it happens again. Now, I want to keep that bonding time with my son, but I don't want him to bring it to school again. Or worse, my wife actually finds out.

How should I go about talking to her about the situation? Do I tell my wife that I let him watch UFC, which probably led to the fight, signed Dad of a Featherweight? Eddie, I know you let your sons watch UFC. They love UFC. Do you worry about them going to school and fighting? Absolutely. Because every single time we do watch UFC, it's like they watch one match, right? and they're cool, they're just watching it,

and then all of a sudden, they want to fight. And they start fighting with each other in the living room, and it just happens. So I understand this guy, but why is he so scared of his wife? Oh, I didn't think about that angle. Like, he's got to just tell her. Oh, man up. Man up, tell her.

Look, we watch UFC. Everything he wrote... Hey, big man, how would you tell your wife? The same way he wrote it. Hey, I always wanted to bond with my son. You know, he's not ever interested in sports, but he likes UFC. It was a bonding moment.

It was my bad. Now he fought at school. We got to talk to him about that. But hey, UFC is a sport. It's a dangerous sport. But somebody's got to love it. That's why it exists. But that's somebody's got to love it.

Yeah. I felt like you got to that place and you know what to say. You know where to go. Somebody's got to love it. There's got to be fans. There's got to be people that want to do it. This kid may grow up to be a UFC fighter. Sure.

Or a football player. Also violent. That too. Okay. So it just sounded to me like you were much more passive in your tone while you were talking to your wife as you said you were going to be before you talk. You were going to be a big macho man.

He's like, hey, baby, I'm sorry. It's my. So you would approach her and say, hey, we watched, how would you do? Would you tell her about the fight first, or would you just say he wants to watch UFC with me? I would say the fight happened, right? And then you go, my bad. It was my bad. We bonded over UFC.

He watched it with me. But we said, he can't watch UFC. I know, honey. It's just, I've always wanted to watch sports with me. You know, so he liked to do that. We had a good time. I didn't know he was going to fight at school. That's my bad.

I want a divorce. No, no, we can work this out. Okay. Wow, then it works out. Wow, that escalated. Amy, okay, you're the wife. Go ahead. Oh, yeah, you tell her 100%. You bring her into the conversation and then you as parents.

But how would you react? I would be like, I honestly would be like, okay, I'm glad you all had the bonding moment and I can't believe he went to school and fought somebody. I mean, I've had to deal with nothing shocks me anymore. So I'm just kind of like, yeah, okay, he did that. Now, how are we going to be proactive in the future? You can still watch UFC. Y'all can still bond, but let's have talks with him.

Like, hey, you're going to see this on TV. It doesn't mean we can go reenact it at school. Okay, I like it. It's all about communication. So, approach it. You've got to fight. That stinks. Sorry, that's on me.

I should communicate better, and I'd like to watch UFC with them for now on. Dang, that's so good. Okay? That sounds great. That's you guys. I didn't do that. That's you too. Yeah.

Together, you'd raise a great kid. Okay. Thanks. Separately? I'm not just. Thank you for the email. Dad of a featherweight. It sounds like you need to tell your wife.

Or you're going to have to hide your UFC bonding. Keep it private to when she's not around. No, don't know. I know. All right, thank you. That's the mailback. Close it up. We've got your email and we've read it on the air.

Now it's about to close Bobby's mailback. What's something you've never tried and you never will? So the end, you're never going to do it. Amy. Snails. The end. not doing it. Both of my parents, it was one of their favorite foods. They knew how to make it. They even had little dishes that were made for snails.

Like, they're like these little plates that have little divots in it for the perfect snail shell. And I even inherited some of those plates. I will never put a snail in it and eat it. Snails, eating snails are very rich person or poor person. People eat snails where I come from because we didn't have, or if you're super fancy, you eat snails. But like middle, they don't eat snails because it's like, oh, gross. But like escargo, I believe. It's called escargo. And I think we were middle, but my dad was in the restaurant business.

Different. He had a restaurant that was a steakhouse that served escargo. So that's where that all. Generally, though, it's like that's a rich person or a poor person who's eating snails. But you think they both love it that I would. You're not even going to try it? No, ever. No, at this point, no.

Lunchbox, what's something that you've never tried and you never will? Man, there's a lot of things, but the one that sticks out is coffee. Never tried it, never will. Don't understand it. I used to think that, too. Smells disgusting. It does smell disgusting, and I hate the taste of it. I drank it for the first time when I was doing Dancing with the Stars because I was just up, doing everything all the time.

Didn't really do anything to me, and I still don't like it. You didn't like the way it tasted? I hate it. And I just don't get it like my wife. It'll be 100 degrees outside in the summer, and she'll get hot coffee. That makes no sense. Well, my wife will do cold, though. She'll do iced, I guess, ice coffee.

But I hate coffee like you, but I tried it. And I'm going to tell you now, you're not missing anything. Yeah. But what? Y'all are missing a lot. I tried it. I tried. Bobby tried it, so he knows.

I'll be his spokely. I'm his canary in the coal mine. I don't know what that means, but I'll take it. They sent canaries down to make sure that the canaries would live and they wouldn't. So sad. And so if the canary died, they would know that the air was toxic. Wow. That's incredible.

So I'm your canary. I'm going into the mine. Let me know what it's. it's like. I died. Don't come in here. Alright. Yeah, they would, like, miners would carry them down in a tunnel, send him down there was carbon monoxide, whatever it was.

Yeah, poor canaries. Eddie. Does that have to be food? No, it can be whatever you want it to be. Paintball. But it's so fun. I've never played paintball, you know, where you go, and there's like a war situation. Never done that. And I'm, like, I used to see my friends, like, oh, dude, look at my and he had, they have, like, big old, like, blood clot things on their bodies. I'm like, that's terrible.

It's a whelp. Welp and it hurts so bad. Why would you want that? I would never do that. It's fun. Yeah, that's an actual activity. You would like it too, knowing you. You would like to play paintball.

But since you're never going to do it, I guess I won't invite you. Hey, guys, paintball, get away? Yeah. No, it sounds terrible. Mine will be smoking. Oh, yeah, that's good, man. Never tried it, never will. It's just so gross to me in every way.

Smoking anything. I just, part of the reason I don't like coffee, I think, too, is I don't like hot like drinking hot stuff, but I barely like hot food. So, but I hate, smoking is so gross to me. So never tried it, never will. Ramundo. I'm going to go with rare steak. I guarantee it leads to a stomachache.

People say it's the best way to have steak. I have to have it well done. But what if you don't know? Do you cut into it every time? Yes. If it's red, there's a little bit of blood I can do it because I'm telling you right now, I'll be sick for a month. There's no way that digest.

Oh, it digests. Yeah, it does. Yeah, you're making a scientific claim based on just a thought that you have. So you're telling me we're supposed to cook everything else except for steak. That makes no sense. Chicken. Sushi? You don't cook fish.

You can not cook fish. Oysters, not cooked. There's a lot of things you don't cook, Ray. Yeah. Yeah, I just take the L on this one. They just say you don't like it. Yeah. Instead of fighting for it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You guys can put it on our Facebook page. Go over to Bobby Bone Show on Facebook. And what's something you've never tried. And it doesn't matter what happens. You never will. death day. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox.

Stay at home. It's something good. 13 year old, Zach Darner of Brimerton, Washington has been crushing it in the charity game for the last seven years. His little brother, when he was in the hospital, he would go visit him because he had kidney issues. He's like, man, this is a sad place. These kids should feel comfortable and happy. Mom, we should collect toys for these kids.

So he started a charity group called Kids Helping Kids. And the kids have Zs on the end, you know, like cool. And so he started toy drives. The people that think that's cool are kids and lunchbox. Yeah. When I read it, I was like, that's a cool name. Kids. So he started having a toy drive every year.

And in 2022, he collected over 7,000 toys for kids at the hospital. That's awesome. He started when he was six. Yeah. Still keeping it going. That's cool. Lifetime, 30,000 toys, the kids in the hospital. All because he started kids helping kids.

With a Z. With a Z. What a. Great story. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Here's a voicemail from Nicole in Reno, Nevada. I'm rewatching the newest season of Survivor on Hulu right now,

and there keep being advertisements for the casting for next season. So I'm wondering if he has applied to be on the next season of Survivor. Since he says that's his dream, it seems they're looking for someone, and I feel like he'd be a good candidate. So hopefully he's applied. Maybe we all can apply, and maybe Bobby has a hookup. I'd love to see him on the show. I'm assuming you're talking about lunchbox?

Yeah. She never said. Would you go on Survivor? 100%. Would you quit this show to go on Survivor? 100%. But you always said we could chase our dreams and we would have a job when we come back. I don't think you ever said it about that.

No. No. Okay. It doesn't sound familiar. If you have a dream, go chase it. But I never said you have a job when you come back. I mean, you were going to let Ray go for like six months to Big Brother. So I assume going to Survivor for 28 days out in the wilderness that I would have a job

when I come back. It's longer than that. No. No, no, but to leave all of the process is way longer than that. Well, yeah, like the interview process, but that's not, I mean, I'm like gone for a minute and then I come back for a minute. No, it's definitely longer than that, but. I mean, I figure I fly in 28 days, 29th day, I'm back here. That's one month.

Or you could get eliminated right away. But you couldn't say. They keep you in a hotel. You don't get to go home because then people would know if you're back early. Right. That you didn't win. What's it going to do? Do you want to apply?

Oh, yeah. I'm not prompting you have a job when you come back, but you should apply and chase your dream. I agree. Definitely apply. Yeah, definitely apply. Yeah. Chase your dream. But this might not be here when you're back.

Yeah, like, we're probably going to bring in other guest hosts, and if one of them happens to perform really well, we'll probably offer them big contract. Well, I mean, last time we did that, the co-host went to jail. That's true. Yeah. And it's in jail now, right? In jail. Todd Cressley's in jail now. In jail.

That's crazy. You can go visit him. Go drive down there. I tell you. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Scuba. Scuba's back. He had a baby, a third baby, which, by the way,

who. Baby number three, congratulations. Thank you. Let's not make this about you. Let's make it about lunchbox. Let's do that, yes, yeah. So we have a, you know, a longstanding relationship with Hyundai. Yes, we do.

I drive the Ionic 5, which I love. And we had the idea that lunchbox should take the Hyundai and drive it down to Todd Chrisley's prison and see if Todd Chrisley will let him visit him. Okay. And the Hyundai vehicle. Well, that's just how he gets there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not that far of a drive.

And so he drives down, you know, prison meetup, sponsored by Hyundai or something. I don't know. Yeah. They're pretty particular on what they're aligned with. I mean, they may say no on this. Just want to give you that out because it is aligned with a prison. Yeah, but it's somebody going in and getting their life together. Yeah, rehabilitating.

I'm always happy to pitch it, but I feel like they're going to say no to this one. Okay, well, pitch it. Yeah. And if not, he'll just drive it and we won't make a big deal about it. Yes. too. Just give him a car. That too.

You'd want to go see if you get in and see Todd Chrissary? Absolutely. That'd be so cool. Do you just get there and go here to see Todd? I have no idea how it works. I'd never been to visit someone in jail. I wrote Amber Portwood back in the day and said, hey, would you like me to come visit you in jail?

She never replied. Yeah. She was a teen mom. Yeah, she was from 16 and pregnant. Okay, well, pitch that scuba and let us know. By the way, you had a kid. Good job. Thank you.

It's his third. And this morning, it was like, it's third kid. We know how I do this by now. One more voicemail. Abby in Nashville. I have a personal tell me something good. My boyfriend of 10 years finally proposed.

We were a high school sweetheart, so it was really special. And I just thought we were going to be a partner forever and ever fiancee. So it's definitely a personal tell me something good and also maybe a bigot of hope for anyone out there dating somebody for a long time that hasn't proposed yet. So bye.

I would have thought 10 years. he was never going to propose as well. Yeah. But they were high school sweetheart. Yeah, so they were probably dating when they were like 12. Yes. Yes. Congratulations.

Tell me something good. It's a voicemail from Lauren in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Calling to let you guys know that I'm at home right now, catching up on all the recent week podcast. I've been a little M.I. lately because we recently gave birth to our first child, a baby girl named Bella Marie. So a new member of the B's team.

But we're snuggling up at home. to all of your shows and love you guys and everything that you stand for. So thank you for all you do. Congratulations. And Bella Marie, that's a pretty cool name. Yeah, I like that. Except you don't want to call her BM. Oh, no. Yes, Eddie. We didn't have to say it. We knew. No. But I thought that's a great name, but you can't, you probably just call her Bella. You can't even call her Bella Marie because then people will start calling her BM. And that is not what you want to be called. My friend Steve Todd Davidson?

Oh, yeah. Stop it. Oh, no. Oh, no. Dude, that was quick. I don't have a friend named Steve Todd Davidson. But if I did, it'd be STD, that'd be crazy. Yeah.

Here is a... That's so stupid. That's so stupid. You could never have monogram towels or luggage. STD. Yeah. Here's another voicemail. Go ahead.

Hey, this is for Amy's Morning Corny. What do you call a booger from a pig? It's a hamburger Thanks No he messed I like it's hamburger Yeah Hamburger

Poor guy He was in the middle of it That's nervous It happens He had to err He couldn't turn around Hamburger The Bobboh

Here's Amy's pile of stories A 17 year old in Kentucky Was playing a video game In which people die It's called Rainbow Six Siege Yeah it's a shooting game It's a call of duty

basically just a little different. Yeah. So while he's playing that, he butt dialed 911 and he's doing voice chat like y'all do, how you talk on your headset. It's not voice chat. We're just talking.

Well, whatever. You can now talk. I talk through my controller now. Okay. Because the PS5 has that. Okay. Well, on his controller or headset, whatever, he was telling someone,

hey, I just killed two people. Well. No. While 911 was listening? Yes. And he didn't know. Boy, that is everything going wrong in time just perfectly.

Oh, for sure. because that's not even the worst of it. Police show up and swarm his house, guns drawn. Well, they heard gunfire on the phone. And they said, this guy just told us he killed two people. So you know, oh my gosh. Yeah, so they were showing up, like, thinking they needed to handle a situation.

So he had to walk out of his house with his hands up, and here's a clip of him trying to explain to the police. I was playing the game, and I got butt down the phone. Okay. That was my bad. What? No, no, no. It's only me home.

You're everyone inside, okay? Nobody's inside, don't be me. Were you playing video games? Yeah, you know he won. This is not even a bonehead. Like, this is all accident. Poor dude. I would have, they'd have been like, all right, here he comes, he's coming out.

Okay, he's got a big wet spot in his pants. They're up front. Guys, do you see this? Okay, good. Don't shoot him yet. I'd have been crying and peeing at the same time. Yeah. Because, again, it wasn't even like a bonehead story where somebody does something,

and we laugh at him and go, well, that's stupid. This is all accident. Yeah, so, you know, on the iPhone, if you hold down the side button and then the volume at the same time. My watch starts to. to call emergency sometimes when I can't figure it out. So I push two buttons on the side. And it goes, calling 911. And I yell, no.

Yeah. So it truly was an accident could happen to anybody. That's nice. Okay. A woman has to repay $2,000 in wages to her employer. So she was fired. She said, wait, you fire me for no reason. I'm going to sue you.

So then they countersuit her. And they're like, oh, yeah, we have time camp installed on your computer. And that's a tracking software that can tell, if you're working or not. Oh, God, Lunchbox would owe so much money. Oh, man. Oh, man. I wouldn't sue.

Yeah, it can distinguish between work tasks and things like being on Facebook or watching videos. And she had claimed she worked 51 more hours than she really did. And so, gosh, she brought so much. At first, she could have just been taking the firing and gone on her way because she had to sue.

Now this is all out here and she has to pay them money. I wonder, I imagine it's a company computer. Because they really can't put on your computer unless they let you know. Oh, good. All right. And I'm safe.

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