The Bobby Bones Show - (Wed Early Bird) Should Amy Get Rid Of This Dress? + Anger Ruins Immune System + Mailbag: Questionable Relationship

Episode Date: March 6, 2024

Amy has been holding on to a dress that means something to her, but she knows she'll probably never wear it again but doesn't know if she should get rid of it... Then, find out how anger ruins the immune system. Mailbag: Listener saw a friend's daughter kissing someone who is much older. Should she tell her friend or stay out of it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Come on, Bobby. Welcome to the show. I hope everybody's having a good Wednesday morning so far. Maybe you just woke up. Maybe you're all on a walk. You listen to the podcast. Whatever the case is.

Morning studio. Morning. Let's go around the room and check in with everybody here. His butterflies are now grown and free, and you can catch them on stage next. month at the million dollar show with me. Here's producer Eddie. Hey, I got a message for Fox Network. Not Fox News, but Fox the Network.

They can really do better. So I was watching NASCAR, right? On Sunday, the NASCAR race going on. My kids were watching NASCAR race. Then I decided to get dinner started. So I'd walk away, started doing dinner. Then my kids come, like 30 minutes later, they're like, Dad, Dad, there's a murderer on the loose.

I'm like, what are you guys talking about? Well, apparently after NASCAR, they go right into America's Most Wanted, and my kids are sitting there watching America's Most Wanted, where they're talking about a murderer, is out on the loose, and we need to find this murderer. Why is that a Fox problem? That sounds like a new problem. What do you mean?

How do you go from rated G TV to like, boom, there's a murder on the loose? How about a little buffer? I'll go from the race to like something a little soft, like a sitcom, you know? Is NASCAR G, like even with potential wrecks and stuff? Is that G? I don't know they rate sports. Yeah, man. Yeah, and I think they follow what is most watched to their next most watched show because they want the biggest audience.

Also, I watched Unsolved Mysteries as a kid. Yeah, but America's Most Wanted is like hardcore. And he's back with his son. His son's doing it now with him, right? Yeah, I didn't watch it, but my kids can tell you. They watched it. I used to get freaked out by it. I imagine they're freaked out too.

Because it's like all serious. Like, if you see this man. It's a you problem, but I understand what the issue is with the kids. This network needs to do better. No, that's a you problem. They need to warn you. 15 minutes out before it's over. Right.

Hide you kids because we're going to America's Most Wanted next here on Fox. All right, moving along. He was almost arrested for watching his kid during recess from a distance. And when it comes to winning a lottery, he hopes to speak it into existence. Here's lunchbox. Bobby, I come to you with great ideas all the time and I have the perfect marketing opportunity for the show. We have one year to get this done. I went to the Mad Dog Demolition Derby this weekend where they're smashing cars into each other.

Boom, boom, boom, boom. It was awesome. It was awesome. And when the demolition was done, they had races where they would take two old beat-up pieces of crap cars and they'd race around this track twice and they'd crash into each other, flip each other, everything. We need to get in those races next year. Put our faces and our show logo on these junker of cars and be in the races. Like me versus Eddie, Ray versus Bobby, Amy versus Morgan.

and you're smashing each other. It would be awesome. I think that would be fun, but how is it a big PR opportunity? Because all the people in the crowd would learn about our show. Who are some of the people that were advertising on the cars that you saw?

Bigfoot. No, no, no, no. One said, are you 18? Are you 18? What is that now? We don't want to run with that crowd. Is that a website? But my point is,

if you don't know the brands that were advertising. No, no, there were no brands. We would be the first brand. Like, this was just like, much it cost. No, no. You just get a car so the cars... Then we have to pay somebody to drive it? No, we would drive it. He's saying we would be the drivers. We would be the drivers. I'm not paying for five, six

cars. That's like the worst. That sounds like wasted money. The cars are like $200. You don't know that. They are from the junk yard, guys. If you get, okay, we'll do it. If you put out a business plan, you find out the cars we can get, you list it all out. Or we just find someone that, like, does this? Like, great. I would love to hear it. And then they spray paint us on the car and we drive it. Great. Just let us. Let me know what you could find out. I would consider it if you laid out all the monetary obligations. And it's next year is the second weekend in March.

Mad Dog Demolition Derby is coming back and we got to be there. There's probably other ones too we could do. But I need you to list out what it would cost. Okay, I'll find out. Okay, Amy, go ahead. Oh, let's do your intro. He's got me all thrown. I'm all flustered.

She feels proud as a parent when her kids use new words that she passes along. And if she wins a game, you'll hear some Lizzo. That's her winning song. It's Amy. So I just have a question of this is weird. or not. I've been cleaning out my closet and I've cleaned out my closet multiple times in the last, well my mom

passed away 10 years ago so and then my dad, 2021, but I realized I keep holding on to the dresses that I wore to their funerals even though I have zero intention of ever wearing them again and I don't know if it's weird that I'm keeping them

and it's not weird, good or bad like it's just like should I just let that go and maybe somebody else can wear the dress to something or why do I feel the need to keep them. Ask yourself, why do you think? If it were me doing it, what would you say to me? Like, I have this, I've worked to my mom's funeral. I won't get rid of it. What would you say to me? And say, well, that is, that was a very impactful day, meaningful day, a special day, a hard day, but still something that you'll probably never forget. But also, are you ever going to wear it again? And could somebody else wear it? Yes. I don't know. It just feels weird.

No, the answer's no. I'm not going to wear it again. And you're not going to wear it again. No. And could it help somebody else? Yeah, I mean, they're cute. Yeah. So I think that's your answer. If you have to look at it with someone else in mind, it's a little easier to be objective. Yeah.

So I think you should. I just realized I was doing it. If you love the clothes or if like it does, it's a keepsake. Like you wore up with your, but just a funeral, I would let it go. Because you're not really holding on to your parents with those clothes. Exactly. Like it's not like it's something that was my mom's.

It's just what I picked out to wear that day to the funeral. Not weird. Understandable. But if you keep holding them for a long, long time, it could get into weird. Or if you wear them every night, it could get into that. That's a little strange. I've never put them. Yeah, okay. Let it go. Let somebody use them. All right. Letting it go. Thank you.

Thank you. Ray Mundoendo, you're up. From Mount Pine, Arkansas. His ideas, he actually does, instead of just talking about it, just because Bobby Bones. Thank you very much. So, I'm going to read this. Thank you. Wow. That's a couple of us over here. Basically, just lunchbox. No, me and lunchbox. I got a DM. I want to read this DM to you guys. Mostly it was about, I have a Hyundai. It's awesome. I have an I on an Ionic. And I was in a parking lot and somebody like, the back bumper, like scratched it.

So I told him we got on the air and Scoop Steve went out and looked at it. And it was a whole deal. And I said, I don't want to pay for that. Dang it. So this is one of the many DMs I got. I'd like to address. Why would you not want to pay for something that you're responsible for? The car you said you drive every day is your responsibility.

You must pay for the repairs. They loaned you the car in exchange for advertising. Take responsibility and pay for the damages. I said I don't want to pay for it. I never said I wasn't going to pay for it. I don't want to pay for anything that's broken down. Who wants you? to pay for a broken down refrigerator or a flat tire?

No one. Who wants to pay for? Nobody does. And I don't know how I said it because I don't want to pay for that. I never said I'm not paying for that. Although I don't think I have to pay for that. Oh, that's cool. Well, I got a message the other day going, hey, we'll take care of it.

It's not a bad. It's just a couple of bumper scratches. But I would have paid for it or I would have had insurance paid for it. But I think people got the wrong idea. So is she just looking for a reason to fight? Maybe. Or did it come off like I was refusing to pay for it? because I'm not someone who refuses to take responsibility for their actions.

Yeah, and I feel like we know that about you, so I don't think that that's the filter in which we took it through. So I don't know that I would have received it that way. So it's, I could see how if someone doesn't know you fully. But I said, I don't want to pay for that. Yeah. But who wants to pay for something? Anything they don't have to. Yeah.

No one. Nobody. I get it. And you didn't, you didn't even cause it. You came out to it, you know? Yeah, but if it's my car that I own, own, insurance still has to pay for it. No, but it is a different feeling. and like, you're like, dang, I didn't, I'm not even willing to hit it.

Like, somebody hit me. I'm with you. I'm not wanting to pay for things. I'm, we were saying. I want to pay for groceries. I wish it was all. So anyway, that's not what I meant by it. Yeah.

And it is getting fixed. And that's all. And you don't have to pay for it. I don't think so. That's cool. So far. Hey, I'm not paying for it. See, that's different.

Oh, crap. Let's open up the mailbag. You send an email and we read it on the air. It's something we call Bobby's mail bag. Hello. Bobby Bones. Last week I was eating at a restaurant, saw a friend having lunch

with the college-age daughter of another one of our friends. Thought it was a bit weird, but I didn't think too much of it until I saw them share a little kiss. Now I'm debating whether or not I should tell my friend that his daughter is dating one of our friends.

She recently turned 20, he's 48. We've all been friends for years. Do I keep it to myself or do I tell my friend signed? Dan the man worried about another friend's daughter. So since you know both sides, I think this isn't, chili. This isn't a full chili incident.

If you only knew one side of the people, if you only knew one friend who was dating somebody young or one friend you knew the young dating somebody old, we'd go like, how close of a friend are you? You kind of know both sides. That's a bit bizarre. You can tell,

I post on our Facebook, who cares? Let everyone know. Might as well. Also, what about them kissing in public? That's crazy, man. Because they're trying to hide it. Why would you? What did you say it was a little kiss on the... Little intimate kiss. What do you think it is? Even if it's a little one, they're not in like Europe, Amy. Was it the cheek? I don't know.

But even then you don't do that if you're hanging out with somebody's daughter, like mentoring her. Right. Only if you're mentoring. Man, that's rough. I saw, I was, saw a friend having lunch with a college-age daughter of another one of our friends. You know, I think you could even bring it up casually to your friend if you're close to me like, I saw your daughter launch with Mike. Yeah. And no. No. No. No. No. Yes. Yes. No. And don't even play like, that's weird.

Just be like, hey, I. Let's just say her name's Amy. I saw Amy at the restaurant the other day. Oh, yeah, yeah. She was eating knowledge from Mike. It didn't make it a big deal and see how that falls. This is crazy. Because I think you are.

To the friend. So I'm picturing here just to make it a little more easier for us to understand. So if like lunchbox was out to lunch with Amy's daughter. Yes. But everybody's amazing. If they're older. Amy's daughter's four years older. Right.

So what do we do here? Because that would be it. If they're both four years from now, that's basically the same thing. Can we use a different example? No, it is what it is. Okay, anyway, no, you don't. You don't get in the way of love. It is not in the way.

You don't, no, you are. You let Mike and the daughter handle that with the dad. You don't need to bring that to the dad. You don't need to get your girlfriend, though. Oh, dude. Doesn't matter. I would tell Amy, Amy, I saw Diamond kissing lunch, that's right. That's right.

We saw when you say this, it sounds really creepy. But I would say that, I would tell her, I would owe it to her as a friend. No, you wouldn't. You owe it, what about me as a friend? You don't owe it. But if you're not doing anything wrong. Right, but when they are ready to tell you about their relationship, they will. They're kissing in public.

That's almost telling. That's right. But it's not. Just because they go on a date. And they're both adults. Both adults. If it's your close friend, I think it's okay. Say, hey, I saw, hey, I saw, oh, oh, Amy having lunch.

Oh, yeah, yeah, she was with Mike. It's cool. And move on. But you know, you're stirring a pie. But just see how that falls. You're going to do it for the drama. You are excited about that. You're letting your friend know.

I don't like drama. I don't want to be involved to anybody's business. But if you're both adults. And be like, just saying and I'm going. I don't want him to be mad at me later that I never said anything. But he's not to know that you saw. Yeah, because eventually Amy, because she talks a lot, Amy's going to tell her dad, oh, I saw Bobby as a place.

Just to be a good friend. I'd be a good friend. Sure. That's what it is. Good friend. I'd rather be a good friend than worry about getting too much into somebody's chilly. Okay. If I were that dad, I'd want to know.

But it's your adult daughter. But it doesn't matter. She's in college and you're older. I want to know about this. It's her responsibility to come to you and talk to you about relationships. If it's my friend, I feel like I want my friend to know what I know if it's something that could be good, bad, indifferent. Exactly. I owe it to my friend.

Honestly, guys, you never know. You might go tell your friend. He might be like, yeah, I know. They're dating. There we're going. And then we're good. Yeah. Everyone's fine.

Yeah, but you're going to do that because you're hoping he doesn't know. We're hoping he's out of friendship. Yes, we're just helping the guy out. Just letting you know your 20-year-old daughter is dating lunchbox. Doesn't matter the age. And they kissed at lunch. Yes, they did. As you can see, we're very split on this one.

But thank you for the email. I would say if it's your close friend, you can mention it to them. If it's like a middle friend, that's chilly. You don't want to get in. Just depending on how close the friend is. That's crazy, man. That's crazy. Wow.

Thank you. Close the Melba. We've got your email and we read by the close Bobby's Mailback. Five minutes of what, weakens your immune system. Anger. Yeah, but how do you control? I mean, you can control your anger, but by me controlling my emotions, and I don't have a lot of emotions,

but it's me just not acting on. I'm not having them. Yeah, they called it a five-minute episode of anger. That's a long episode. That's really long. That's a long time. And I think it's important to name what you're feeling. So if you feel the anger and you need to acknowledge it and maybe get it out, like, ugh.

But it said that it could weaken our needs is like four to five hours. Like it could weaken us. So just, you know. You know what the worst feeling is when you just get that, it's almost, in my mind it does this. It's like, and then you go, oh, I'm sick. Like whenever you, that moment you feel like you're sick to me, it always is like a click. So you start with like sniffles and then all of a sudden you're like, oh, I'm not going to be crazy. Or if it's nausea.

There's a difference in like having a couple symptoms. Like I'm just nauseous because I'm car sick or eight something. Or if I got allergies or a little cold. But whenever you get that, like when it just sits in you, all of a sudden, oh God, I'm sick. that is that's the worst i had it about a year ago when i ate lunch and two hours later i could still feel it right there in my chest and i was like i told my wife i was like well the good news is i got lunch bad news i'm gonna throw it up here in a few hours you knew you knew you're about to be food poison not food poison it was like i'm sick like and so you felt your body being sick and how your food was

just gonna respond it was gonna come out of it was gonna come out and i still can't eat that it was saracha sauce with meatballs and kuskos and I can't eat it. Puscus. What? I don't even know what the kuskous is. What on earth? It's rice. It's like a little grain. It's one of those meals you order it.

You eat fancy, dude. Oh. No. I don't say spaghetti meatballs get it. Yeah. Kuscus. No. What?

It's rice. It's rice. It's rice. It's like a rice. No, no, no. No, no. No, no. No, no.

Rice is rice. Like, I barely say peel off without feeling stupid. I'm just saying, Pits in the room orders these meals. Don't be throwing people in a mix now. He had it, and I was like, that's what I'm telling you, I felt it in my chest right there. No, no, I believe that. It was just a kuskous out of nowhere. Okay, kuskis is often the main portion of most meals in North African culture.

Thank you. We're in America. Where, where, but listen, where meat is scarce. Like, it's just the kuskous name. I would just say rice. What about Kaviar? You eat that too? I don't know.

It's not fancy. I haven't developed. But again, to know what kuskous is feels like you're, you're smarter about food. fancier than I am. I mean, it comes in a box it's literally in a box. It keeps like a minute to heat it up in the microwave. No, I'm not hating on it, but I wouldn't even know how to if I'm seeing how it's spelled now. I'd be like, do you want some cows, cows? Yeah. Cows, cows, cows.

And that's your favorite. I heard your tempe tipe tapicos are done. peanut, tempe tacos. The restaurant closed. What is Tempe? But look at his lunchbox has like a vegetarian. No, it's a weird advanced palette. Tempe is fermented. It's not advanced. It's vegetarian. It's vegetarian and they closed their door. They are shuddered. Like they went out of business. Who? Who did?

The restaurant. Wild cow. Cous or us. Yeah, wild cow. They are done. The food costs were rising and they couldn't keep up. And they had to close and it's very sad. But Tempe is like fermented tofu, I think.

I would understand because you have lived different seasons of life. Like I was a vegan. Vegan. Yeah. Like food lives. Yeah. She's lived all the seasons. I've done it all.

And so like green smoothies every day. Oh, I remember that. But she's been through it all. Where lunchbox is like, when he says cuss-coo, she doesn't laugh. It sounds like you're honking a clown's nose. Cous-coos! But if you were to say what's cuss-c-cuse, I would have said meat. But that's me.

That's my ignorance. I felt that sick coming on that day. That's a terrible feeling. Never forget it. It was that. Yeah. It's just a click. Oh, oh, no, I'm sick.

What? Well, I was just thinking back to the original part of this with the anger, because I wanted more information. so I just Googled it and it says that like when you're angry, like if you have lengthy bouts of it, it can increase your inflammation, which inflammation is what can cause you. The good news is no one's angry here. Yeah, that makes sense. He lives angry.

That's why he's sick all the time. He's always angry and he's always sick. It's time for the good news. This guy named Josh made a bunch of headlines because he just said something super nice. He did not have to do. But Eric Foster was a guy that he learned about through a mutual friend. And Eric had hearing needs. and so he meets Eric and it turns out that all Eric needs is like the basic hearing aids but he just can't afford it so he got on TikTok it was like hey here's a story and so people on TikTok just started going oh yeah yeah well how about and it wasn't anyone giving like $10,000 but it was like 20 bucks 50 bucks and next thing you know he was able to buy this for him they got to have insurance he's able to buy this for him that if he could have had it the whole time he'd have been able to hear but it's something like that where even the guy that did it on TikTok it wasn't him

giving a ton of money. It was just him giving his platform and going, this person needs help, who can help. And so your platform doesn't even have to be TikTok. It can be at work with all your people you work with. It can be on Instagram, on Facebook. But if somebody could use some help, it's easy to go and pop online to be like, hey, I like to help this person. Because people are genuinely good and they do want to help. And not everybody has a million bucks to name a wing of a hospital after them. But a lot of people can help out 10, 15, 20 bucks at a time. And it completely changes this guy's life because of that. So I like those stories that it's not somebody

being like super rich. I like those too, but just somebody doing what any of us could do in a multitude of ways. So that's it. Josh shout out, Eric Foster shout out has hearing now, which is awesome, and everybody who donated shout out. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

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On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Ego Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo.

My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved.

And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Now let's play Never Gonna Get It No you're not gonna get it Oh Never never gonna get it Nothing sir No you're not gonna get it

Never never never never gonna get it We can't use the real song anymore So we use that Oh I didn't notice a difference No no that was you and Steve All right let's put on Brett Brett what's up buddy Bobby Bones

Morning studio Morning! Brett we're gonna be a shot at a $50 Sonic gift card and we're gonna play Never Gonna Get It Here's the question You'll have a shot. Brett, then you'll go to them.

They'll have a shot. You have three chances to win. Number one, the question. According to a survey, men think they should have 32 of these and believe women should have five. What are they? Men think they should have 32 of these and believe women should have five. What is it? 32 of the...

Yeah, men think they should have 32 of these and women should have five. So think about that. So what I'm going to do first is I'm going to go to Brett in just a minute. get his answer. It's never going to get it. We don't expect you to get it. But through three rounds, maybe you'll get it. Maybe, maybe you'll get it. I'm going to give you guys the link to this jingle to have an answer.

Go ahead. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never going to get it. Nothing. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never, never going to get it. All right, Brett, we're going to you first. 32 for men.

They think they should have 32 these? So men think they should have 32 of these and believe women should have five. What is it? Thousands of dollars. Oh, that is not it. Interesting. I'm mine did not go there, but that's an interesting place to explore. Okay.

I got it. I think I got it. Okay, so now, Amy, lunchbox, Eddie, and Morgan are all in. And so you get to team up, Brett, with any one of them. Which one would you like to represent you? And if they get it right, you get it. How do you think, Eddie? What do you think?

Brett, I've never gotten it. Oh, actually, I take it back. I've gotten it one time out of the 100 times we've played this. So you don't feel good. I'm good. No, I'm good. Lunch box. Dude, I feel great.

Nailed it. He always says that, Brett. How many times have you had it? What's your record lunch? I'm like 102. Correct. Have you even played this game a hundred and two times? No, we haven't.

And there's no way he's 102, but... Exactly. Yeah, I had no idea. I think honestly, I'm probably the best. You are Morgan. But I'm not very confident at the moment. All right, Brett, pick your player. Give me lunch.

There you go. I like the way he interviewed everybody. Amy, what is your answer? Days off. Men think they should have 32 of these women should have five. Days off. Quality, yes. Eddie? X's.

What? Oh, my. Men have 32 X's. Girls should only have five X's. Got it. Oh. Got it. Morgan?

I don't know if I could say mine. But it did kind of go with what Eddie said, but it was like, Do you say partners? Got it. Yeah. Got it. It kind of goes with that, Ely. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Lunchbox? Body count. What does that mean? That means partners. I just trying to say in the PG way. Yeah. Yours, not so much. Body counts PG.

Yeah, that's the way you say. Well, no, it's not the way you say it. That's what people say now. Like, what's your body count? They do? Yeah. Yeah. I don't like that.

What? It's not how many people will be murdered. Yeah. I don't like the sound of that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Amy, yours of, what was yours? Days off. It's wrong.

Well, for $50. And a sonic gift card. You three are basically all the same answer. Uh-huh. All three have you got it. Wow. What I tell you? What I tell you, my man?

What's your name? Brett, we said it like four times. Brett, what up, dude? I told you. Now I'm 101 and two. Stop yelling at him, dude. Yes, sir. That's my boy lost.

Well, you just said you were 102. You were a hundred and two. I thought he said a hundred and two as a one number. No. Yeah, I thought the same bones. Yeah, but we haven't played it. Oh my God. But you won.

Great job. I won. Nell it. Eddie, you got it right. Yeah. Oh. Brett, you win a free gift card. Everybody wins.

Woo. Yes, let's go. All right. Well, hang on the line there. What did it say on there though? Pastromantic partners. Got it. And guys think that they should have 32 and that women should have five.

That's so much. How lame. For the record, women think 11 is the ideal number for both. Is that counting like, you know, boyfriends from elementary school? I think you're missing, no, past romantic part. I think you're missing the... If you were doing that in elementary school?

No, not bad. You're way ahead of the game. Okay, okay, okay, okay. I get it. I get it. I just was saying, you can have a romantic relationship and not do that. In elementary school, you can have romantic relationship?

No, I didn't know how far back we were going, but you can also be an adult with an romantic relationship and not do that. And if you're an adult, you do adult things. Anybody believe in horoscopes? No. A little bit, man. Morgan, you do? Yeah, a little bit.

I mean, I've always read mine. Like, if it pops up, I'm like, ooh, what am I today? I've read mine. They're fun. But I definitely don't think that I match with every other Aries in the world. Correct. Mine typically do. I meet a lot of Libras and we match.

We vibe. But, I mean, it does nail me to a T, like a Leo is center of attention, like out there. You believe this, but you don't believe something that's proven like aliens. Yeah. Well, that's what I'm laughing at. Amy doesn't believe it, but she believes her cousin can speak to the after life. I think there are personality traits of the different, you know. But you think it's based on stars?

But I don't know about the horoscope for that week because you could go to any given horoscope everywhere, like in different magazines, different things online. But center of attention could be any of us and any of them. Mike could say center of attention. When you're on stage? Yeah, it didn't go right now. Look at me. Regardless, I just wanted to know how you felt, not fight. Everybody, take a breath.

Yeah. He feels like life with a party. These are the theme song to your life based on your zodiac sign. Okay. Anybody of Pisces? Me. Okay. Amy, your song is Dreams by Fleetwood Mac.

Pisces have a natural connection to all things creative. Oh, wow, Amy. Their ability to think big and tap into their fantastical side gives them a unique ability to chase their dreams. Boom? Okay. All right. Aries. That's us.

That's me. That's Eddie? Yeah. Anybody else? Ares? No. I have a tiger by survivor because Ares are natural competitors with balance. I'm boundless energy.

That's why the astrologer says, Eye of the Tigers is the best theme song to keep them going. Come on. We're rocky. Uh-huh. Yeah. Like Eddie and I, Lunchbox, both have that song.

Are we the same? No. Eddie's not competitive. I am competitive. You've never seen me coach basketball. No. You've never seen me coach basketball. So I have a competitive thing in me.

I'm not always competitive. I'm not competitive like, you know, when it's just a little silly game. But when it means something, I'm competitive. I'll kill somebody for a little silly game. That's what I mean. Yeah. No, mine's not healthy.

Mine's not healthy. Taurus, April 20th through May 20th. Any takers? Okay? If you're out there listening, it's no scrubs by TLC. Toruses can be tough nuts to crack. And they don't trust. They don't want no scrubs.

Jimonize. No? Okay, then we'll be quick. We didn't start the fire by Billy Joel. They know a lot of facts about everybody mentioned. Okay. In the song and in life. They know it all.

Yeah, know it all. Well, just know, even they don't. They know it. Okay. Cancers. Mike D. Scuba Steve. Home by Michael Bublay.

Cancer is a sign that. cherish his home, family, and emotional connections. Next up is me. Leo. Leo! Shout it from the rooftop. Me and my mom. What kind of song do you think represents you before? It's a party song. It has to be a party song. So, and I don't want to play it quite yet. I want to set it up here. It's going to be like party like 1989 or whatever.

The Leo's theme song is a celebratory tune. It encourages Leo to never dim their spirit. That's right. It's Katie Perry Roar. Trying to sell it, but it doesn't really feel like me. Let me hear me roar. But it's kind of says I of the Tiger like ours. Right, yeah, I think that's why they did it. Virgos!

You! Raymoaned up, man, this song. I just love the song. I wish this was my song. But the song is Fix You by Colplay, and people that are Virgo's love being there for others. I don't think of raise it. Yeah, no, raise.

You've been there for you? No, but he's been here for me. Yeah, but not like there there there. Okay. But he's been there a lot. for me, but not there there. He was there for his wife with breast cancer. That's true. Right by her side.

Before she was his wife. Okay. I think we all would have done that. No, you don't know. Who knows? Who knows? Wow, that's a hater, dude. All right? I was there when my wife gave birth. No, but that's your kid.

Libra. That's me. Okay. Backshree boys, I want it that way. Libras are people pleasers who never know what they want. That sounds accurate. I am a people pleaser. Oh, man. Scorpio's.

Look what you made me do, Taylor Swift. If you're Scorpio, apparently you are someone who wants revenge and you will kill somebody. Sagittarius, Prince, 1999. You love having a good time. Two left. Capricorn, motivation by Normani. Capricorn's ought to hustle and they're looking to get a lot done in life. And finally, Aquarius, Imagine Dragons radioactive.

The lyric in that song, Welcome to the New Age. And apparently this is what Aquarians do and say in their life. Yeah, see, it gets lame after like four. Yeah, yeah. She should go. Pretty generic. Yes. And we all could kind of fit all of them.

At different times of our life, yes. And no, in the different hours of the day. True. Yes. Do you think you're cool? Yes or no? Kind of. Yes.

Yes. They asked 35,000 Americans. I would say, not really. No. So my answer would have to be no. If you have to go yes or no, I would go not really. So I would go no. But 53% of Americans said yes, they're cool.

29% said no. 17% said not. sure. So being cool, what does that mean to you, Lunchbox? Just being with it. People look up to you, respect you, want to be you, want to be around you. People invite you to things because they want you there, your presence. High school popularity? It's a, it is kind of like popularity. Okay. I'm not saying you're wrong. Yeah. Eddie? Cool. Cool. Cool as a cucumber. Nothing really gets to me. I'm pretty cool most of the time. So you'd say you're chill.

That's cool. That's cool too. Like, like dude's cool. Like, dude's cool. It's, it's, it's, it, like, Like, nothing affects him. Like, look at him. That's a different depth of the same. Yeah. Yeah. Like, I feel like I try to stay up to date with things like what's in style or what people are watching and what people are listening to. But then I have two teenage kids that quickly helped me realize that I'm not as up to date as I think.

Yeah, you're not supposed to be though. Yeah. You have two things working against you. And a lot of times I'm about, I'm about a year behind. certain trends, but luckily they're sort of still in style. About 28% of seniors describe themselves as cool. You know that's gonna be lunchbox. Oh, for sure.

But like I'm fun at times. I feel like if you think you're... Cool is a weird thing. Like, as a mom. If you try to be cool, you're not cool. As a mom. Cool is like something that just happens. Sometimes you're just born with it, man.

Right. Like, do you think anybody in this room has the cool vibe? Like, is that? Like, what you're describing, you're just cool. Come on, dude. Be real. Not chill and kill as a cucumber, but cool. Lunchbox tries too hard.

Tries too hard. You are a bit too awkward to be cool. I'm not going to argue with that. And listen, this is a person who's not cool. I'm not cool. I agree. I can be awkward for sure. I mean, probably Eddie would have be the coolest because I think he's the most like.

I'm talking about. I'm cool, man. Like when he wears that hipster hat? It's like he just is himself and he's like fun to be around. He's just pretty consistent. He kind of doesn't care what anybody else is doing or who, cares. And I'll tell you what, my kids think I'm cool. No, I don't know that that's true.

I say it sometimes. No, but I think Listen, ain't none of you guys that cool. But Amy said who's the coolest? Out of all of us, I'll take it. Because I feel like Eddie doesn't try that hard. He doesn't try that hard. He doesn't try that hard, are you kidding me? I don't try hard. I don't feel like he tries that hard. So it probably goes

Eddie, me, Bobby lunchbox. No, I'm at the bottom. I'm cool. I'm cool. I guess I'm the coolest. But me knowing I'm not the coolest. I'm the coolest. I went full Socrates. Wow. Well, he got Wow. How do we fall for that? I do think that you're cool, but it is the... If you guys don't think Eddie tries hard, you've got to be kidding me.

Yours just feels like all the time trying all the time. I didn't have to try it, dude. But you yell all the time how cool you are. If you can do that. When you're voted Prom King, the results are in. That was 30 years ago. I didn't try to be Prom King. I was just me.

And guess what? People recognize it. I never have to let that one go. But that's what I'm saying, that's cool. You're not being cool right now, man. Like Eddie is not cool. Yes, I am. What makes you? As a cucumber, man. Nothing bothers me.

All right, let me play Warren Ziders. You let it know that. Things bother everybody. I mean, Eddie tries to be Bobby. Look at the outfits he wears. Air Bobby, give me your clothes so I can be you. He tries to be Bobby. No, no. If somebody gives you something, you wear it. Oh, yeah, that's way different. I was like, dude, do you want these clothes?

Yes. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Okay. Warren Ziders, that's kind of hateful. Cool people aren't that hateful. Oh, man. People don't care about other people. They just do their own thing. Settle down, dude. Be cool.

Cool people don't attack other people. They're cool with who they are and with who other people are. They're cool people are the ones that's how I roll. The back motion. Here's Amy's pile of stories. Taylor Swift has apparently written two songs

about her relationship with Travis Kelsey. Yes. Can't wait. Yeah. But whatever source put that out there also says that we're probably not going to hear them because they're too personal. That's never stopped her.

No, never. It's never stopped her. That'll be out next year. Yes. Oh, it's called like Big Chief. Oh. Oh, my. Yeah.

Oh. And the source says they're very special. Songs are like poetry to her. Just like most people journal Taylor writes lyrics. Yeah, she's songwriter. Yeah. She does. It's not like breaking news or anything.

I know. Unlike most people, she strums a guitar and puts words over them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So experts have weighed in on the best time to enjoy your coffee to get like more bang for your buck. Interesting. My wife tells me if I'm, because I'll drink super coffee in the morning. running, like don't drink it up when you wake up, like give yourself like an hour or something. Your wife is right on.

And I'm always like, that's dumb. That's a dumb thing you ever heard. I don't even ask for a follow up. I just walk off. No. But why? What do you have? She probably read similar articles where doctors are saying you wake up and you have like stress hormone,

cortisol levels and you want to like let that level out and lower a little bit before you add coffee into your routine before you put the caffeine in your body. It's caffeine and cortisol. And it really is about an hour to two hours. after you wake up. That's going to be the best time to have coffee to avoid like a slump later and to really feel the benefits.

This whole thing's made it by my wife. I'm being propaganded by my wife right now. No, not at all. Okay, well, who's the source there? Your wife. Dr. Deborah Lee, this is from Fox News. And it's a doctor, this is research. But this isn't the first time I've seen this.

I've actually implemented it myself and I feel like I see a difference. There you go. I used to go for coffee right away because it was like what got me out of bed. And it still is exciting to look forward to, but I just wait an hour or two. Amen.

I still think I'm being pitched some propaganda here. We go ahead. Well, I have two quick country things that stood out to me this morning at Riley Green's recent show. Almost every girl threw their bra on stage. Every girl? It was wild. Okay, that can't be true that almost every girl. I thought there were a lot.

There was a nonstop flow of brawes being thrown on stage, and then he started hanging them off his guitarist's guitar. I wonder if before the show, because something, times before like an Arkansas basketball game they'll go, this section's red, this section's white, like a week out, I wonder if Riley put up one, okay, it's brawl throwing night on Friday. I didn't see that social media post, but maybe

I just did an hour with Riley Green on the Bobbycast, go search for the Bobbycast, but there are a lot of bras, but it's not every girl, there's like 10. Okay, now these bras, these girls brought an extra bra to throw on stage, right? They didn't. Maybe, maybe not. Maybe, maybe not. Unclip it out of their shirt. They definitely could have, yeah.

You can do that. Weird to go on with an extra bra. Right. And then I also thought like if you go to an NBA arena, sometimes they lay a shirt on the chair. Did they lay the bras out for them to throw? All these bras. That's funny. It's like somebody's, you know, 5,000th game. Yeah.

I feel like they took it off and just threw them up. But it's only like 10 or 15. It's not every girl in there. Okay. Some of them can't reach it. Some of them have bad seats. Sorry, the headline of the article. Almost every girl.

No, no. All right, go ahead. And then Parker McCollum, he had to stop a recent show four times. during one song because of fighting. Braves. He was... Whitey tides. The opposite.

Dude, he just kept going there, why he tidies up. No, he was trying to get through hell of a year, and there was four different fights that he had to stop. And he said, dude, Columbia, South Carolina, I will never forget this the rest of my life. So people kept fighting during his song. Maybe don't play that song.

His song that he plays, fight, fight, fight. That's a tough one to put people off. There was also, it said he had to stop four times due to people needing medical attention or fighting in the crowd. So I don't know if the medical ditches from the fighting or someone got hot. Does he have water issues? I know. Okay, is that it?

I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. Okay, so you know how we had that listener call in and say that he would CPR certify us? He'd come up, take a few hours. Do you think he can also teach us the heimlich?

Because I think we need to know that, too. I think to be taught the heimlich, you don't need certification. You can just watch YouTube, right? I don't know if heimlicks, I could be wrong. But I don't think you have to be certified as a heimlicher. I think you can just watch it on YouTube. Okay. Maybe you don't have to be certified, but just.

I imagine he can though, yes. You learn. Yeah. And also, I mean, you don't have to be certified to do the CPR, right? I mean, if someone. I think if somebody's dying and you're like, I'm not certified. I think you should probably still try to save them. Yes.

Okay, good, good. Well, a waitress at the original pancake house in South Bend, Indiana, she's a hero. She stayed super calm when a child was choking. She gave them the heimlich, saved their life. But the cool part about Beth Tibbles is she has saved a life previously before when she was a waitress in upstate New York. And so I know Eddie has like multiple saves. She's a waitress that has two saves. So now.

You think she looks for anybody just choking at all and then jumps in? Somebody that's like, ah! I got you. Chalk it down for a save. Okay. Well, if that was the case, she'd have way more saves because she's been to a server for 20 years. Okay, then 20 years, two saves, it's pretty good. I believe her, I was making a little joke.

And to clarify, I was a lifeguard. I wasn't like a, I haven't done CPR on anyone or Heimlich or anything like that. I just jumped in the water and pulled them out. But you were certified to save. I'm certified CPR now, but I haven't had that chance. Should we spend the wheel on two? Eddie can do CPR too. Mouth to mouth.

Let's go. No. Of all of them, everyone said no. Yes. What's her name again? Beth Tibbles. Beth, shout out to you. That's great.

Ready, you save someone's life. and I hope they tipped you over 20% because that's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me.

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