The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Full Show: A Show Member is Going to Hollywood! + Popcorn Shrimp Update

Episode Date: May 22, 2024

Someone reached out to Bobby about a show member potentially going to Hollywood for a larger role than what Amy had in her "Holiday Harmony" movie. Plus, Bobby gets an update from Eddie's popcorn shrimp challenge, where he said he can eat 108 popcorn shrimp in 30 minutes... and to no surprise, he may back out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to the Nick, Dick, and Paul show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Come on, Bobby. Welcome to Wednesday's show. Morning studio. Morning. Here's your get-to-know-you question of the morning. What's your favorite place on Earth? We all can't say Disney, right?

I don't believe I'm going to. Definitely. Your favorite place on Earth, I will lead, give you guys time to think about it. I think mine is a Saturday afternoon at Reynolds Razorback Stadium, football season, probably right before a game starts. We just lose a lot. And it gets to be sour once we lose. Sure, well, we're not there yet.

I know. It's before the game. It's like I still got hope. So I'm going to go. Razorback Stadium on a pleasant weather late September, early October. It's just my favorite place in the whole world. Amy? I mean, I'll pick a summer afternoon at my sister's place in Colorado.

She lives in a little tiny town on the river, and she has a fire pit down by the river, and we gather around it, and it's so great. And the kids are older, like, and her kids have learned guitar, so they play, and we do food. My sister makes drinks. like that's just a place to be. I need to do that this summer. I might change mine to that. Oh, wow. It's like, and I'm just with my sister and she feels

like that's like home to me. Lunchbox. Oh, it's the beginning of summer. Pool season is here and you head out to the beautiful city of Las Vegas where you're in the casino, having some drinks, sitting at a blackjack table, a roulette table, a slot

machine, a craps table, whichever one you desire. The place is hopping. You're feeling good. and you're winning lots of money and then it's like, oh, you know what, I'm going to go sit by the pool for a little bit, see some chicks and bikinis. They're ready to go. And you go out there and you hang out by the pool for a little bit in a cabana.

Oh, man. They're ready to go? Yeah, what does that mean? And also, I don't know we could declare winning or I'd be like, we just won the national championship. So lunchbox is Vegas gambling. Amy's with her sister in Colorado. I'm at a Razorback football game.

Eddie? You guys are specific with your time and weather. Yeah, yeah. That's why you go to Hawaii. Any time, any weather. Hawaii is gorgeous. It's relaxing. You got the little ukulele's plane,

the wind blowing and the palm trees. Dude, then you go fishing. You can go surfing. You can lay out. The problem with that is I can't watch Arkansas football. It's too early. I mean, I can't have to wake up way earlier, so it runs my favorite.

That's true. You might have to watch that like a night. But it's beautiful. Hawaii, baby. Eddie Hawaii. Aloha. Lunchbox, Vegas. Amy, Colorado.

Me. I win. I'm going to win that. contest of all of us. Argusell Stadium. Yeah, Argy Raysupon. Okay, let's open the mailbag. You send an email

and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's mailbag. Yeah. Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband and I have been married for 13 years. We have three kids. For my 40th birthday last week, my husband got me an Instapot.

It's like getting a vacuum his birthday gift. It's just another tool for me to do my job versus something more thoughtful. He was upset that I wasn't more appreciative of the gift and it turned into a huge fight. I just thought he'd do something more thoughtful for my 40th. Who's in the wrong?

How do we get past our hurt on both sides from a 40-year-old wife? Well, I don't think anybody's in the wrong, but Amy, I'll let you handle this one. Well, yeah, I don't necessarily want an Instapod or a crock pot or new pans or a blender. I don't want any of that from a birthday. So let's just everybody have a mental note of that. We don't do that. Unless your wife has expressed, she doesn't mind. and in that case still don't try to.

I would say there's been some sort of error in communication probably from her and also him not challenging himself to be more thoughtful from him. I don't think this is a totally one-sided thing here. No, but I do agree. It's about being thoughtful. Like she would like him to put some thought into something that she doesn't need to use that provides for the entire family. Like maybe it's something specific for her.

I hear you, but I don't think he would do this. unless he was cultured to think this is what he's supposed to do. Guys are dumb. Yeah, I know. So you have to start, you start on the floor with us and then build and teach us. We're like AI. We only know what we're around and see you teach us and we learn. So for some reason, his AI, he's been taught that this is an okay thing to do.

And his AI hasn't been taught, hey, this is a special, special birthday to which she probably could have said, hey, I'm going to communicate this with you, especially if she knows how on the floor his AI is. because I don't think if this is what his move is at a 40th birthday party, he's probably not a real gift, like a thoughtful person. He's probably thoughtful in many other ways. I'm sure he's a great husband.

But you don't go from getting flowers, being romantic to a pot. This is probably his M.O. It's not your love language. Is that what you guys say love language? He's probably always getting things. He's like, I don't know, I think she would like this. So I would say 65% on him, 35% on her. There's got to be a better communication about it.

Nobody's in the wrong. This is a culture that's been set. Yeah, nobody's in the wrong unless he's got a history or pattern of doing this. In that case, you know, there's discussion there. But I think what does this make possible is the question you get to ask yourself? And now your relationship is going to grow from this because you're going to sit down and have a conversation. And then hopefully future birthdays to come, he'll be good to go. But you can't put it all on him because he will not receive that.

Well, so how do you have a conversation with someone who's AI is? Well, first, you have to realize that guys are stupid. Right. As long as you realize that to begin with, and you have to talk to us like children when it comes to this. He did not know he was doing wrong. He didn't set out to buy a birthday gift that you'd be mad at. He thought he'd probably get you something good, something that would help you with stuff that you're already doing. Now, therefore, you have to go and be like, hey, that was really cool.

But from my 40th, I really hoped it would come from a little more that thought, love part of your brain than just helping me. I understand you, Richard's probably trying to help my everyday life a little bit. but my expectations were this and then he'll be a little defensive but then he'll know. Yeah, okay. You just got to re-communicate that crap. It's a conversation and then any

anytime something happens in a relationship that gives you an opportunity to learn and grow and communicate, look at it as like a gift. I don't always do that, but I hear you. So when my wife says like, ooh, I love this vacuum cleaner, like that doesn't mean she wants one for her birthday.

Unless she wants it for her birthday. It's what she's communicated to you over a long period of time and how she's communicated it. Not just in birthdays. So confusing. I get, we're dumb. I get being also economical.

It's like, okay, this is something you want anyway. Might as well get it as a birthday present. But, you messed up. Don't be an idiot. I don't want to stick up for him totally. But you're an idiot. At least he got her a gift. I agree.

But I would say a little bit's on her because this is the culture that she's probably allowed for a long time with birthdays. And she didn't express this is going to feel different if it's done the same. But now they're going to talk about it. It's still his fault. It's still his fault. He's an idiot. We're all idiots. We are.

We are the bottom. AIS. Thank you. We got your email and we read it on the air. Now it's about to close. Bobby's mail back. Yeah. If we were to build a dating profile for lunchbox, which we're not, because he's married.

He loves soccer. He loves running. Loves hot chicks. And he loves calling 911. Oh. The guy calls 911 about once every month and a half. Calls, calls, calls. comes in. I called 911 and it was for a good reason. The kid didn't have a seatbelt on.

It's, but it's not. So, none of us are really 911ers. I don't know that I've ever called 911. Never. I don't know that I've ever called 911 a whole life. Hey, once you do though, once you pop, you can't stop. That's weird. It's a Pringle? Yep. I've never called 911. Eddie, you almost did? Dude, I was so close to calling 911 and now I really don't know. I think maybe I should have called 911. Explain the scenario. This is crazy. So it was about 10, 10 p.m. I had to get gas. So I go to the gas station. It's one of those like where it's there's no one there. It's pretty, it's closed, but you can still use your credit card. Yeah. And so I'm pumping gas. And across the street, I kind of hear like drilling and like hammering. Like that's at 10 p.m. What's going on over there? I look over and there's a white van backed up to an ATM at the bank. And I hear,

You go pop, pop, pop, pop, clink, clink. And I go, there is no way that someone is stealing that ATM. In the middle of all this going on, it's 10 p.A. It's not even 3 in the morning. Lexbox, would you have called 911 then? 100%. This is a robbery in progress. I'm here to report a robbery in progress.

But guys, they were being so obvious. They had flashlights. And that's what they do. If you do it at 3 a.m., it's obvious. You're going to see them and be like, okay, something's going on. 10 p.m. You're like, ah, there's so much going on still. There's still a lot of people out about. 10 p.m. feels kind of shady, though.

10 p.m. is you're the only one on the road. So if you see something like that, you're calling 911. This, they got you. You didn't call. So I got my phone. I'm like, I call 911. But then I'm thinking, I call 911. It's people working on the ATM, like the bank hired them.

And I'm going to look like an idiot. So I drove off. I still looked at them. They were about four guys working on the thing. Four dudes. Why are they work at 10.10 p.m? Yeah, maybe it's a second time. And you went by the next day and the ATM was gone?

Dude, I've been looking on the news. There's a big gap, big hole. I've been looking on the news for any story that says, like, stolen ATM. Okay, I would imagine odds are they were just probably fixing it or putting money back in or relocating. Yeah, to their basement. But I'm saying odds, like, only like 55%. Like, this is a big chance of thing was being robbed. Yeah, I still don't know.

But I didn't call 911. Maybe you should have. I never said that. to lunchbox. But is that an emergency? No, maybe you just could have called the police. Maybe you just could have called like the secondary number. But Boone-1-1. Okay, I have a question about that. How do you do that?

You dial 4-1-1. Or every city has a different one, 3-1. Like do you Google, like local police department. You could also do that. Yeah. Yeah. That just takes so long. Or you just called 911, say, can you connect me to the non-emergency? I don't think that's really used for that.

But I do feel that's the easiest way to get a hold of a cop. Like, you got to remember all these numbers. Just 911. So there's a non-emergency number here. You could easily call that. You could just type non-emergency number and you could have called. But then it's kind of an emergency because you want them to show up quick. If these guys are robbing the ATM, they're not going to be there for an hour.

They get to make the decision whether to send you over to the emergency or not. I don't think you go to emergency and let them make the decision to send you down. Good. But you should drive by and see if it's still there. The ATM? Yeah. I don't think I would have called 911. I would have just trusted there was something going on.

But it was one of the ATMs that's in the wall. You know what I mean? It's not just sitting out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not a person is in danger, and I don't know the full situation, so I'm probably not calling 911. But I'm also scared if I stay too long that if these are bad guys, they could kidnap me, shoot me on a witness. I was thinking that too, because I kept looking down, looking at the corner of my eye, kind of seeing like what's going on over there, but making it look like I'm not looking at them. From across the street?

Yeah. Yeah, I don't want to be a part of that. No. I didn't get that close. No, I didn't get that close. No, I didn't get that close. Having photos, video. It was a white van, though.

He would have chased him. Yeah, I would have followed him. See where they're going. And you would have called? 9-1-1. I just don't have the courage. I mean, if I'm like kidding, I did call 911 once when I got robbed at gunpoint and pistol whipped. I did call 911.

And they were like, what happened? I was like, I've been robbed. And they were like, what happened? I said, I've been robbed. What else need me to say? That was the only time. Yeah, I mean, this is easy. 911, what's your emergency?

I want to report a robbery in progress. I know that. You don't know. What do you see? I see a white van backed up to an ATM, four guys with hammers and chisels. Were their faces? But they weren't a massive of their face? No, not that I saw. They were still kind of far for that. I'm going to say you made the right call. Oh, my God. My call is you made the right call.

It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. It's one of the stories where, so her name's Kathy. She lives in Michigan. She passed out. She's a hard issue. Her dog named Bentley sees it, runs over to a house next door and starts jumping up like in the window and like hitting the window. So they're like, why is a dog jumping on her window? And they check it. And then the dog runs to the house and then runs back to them, runs back

to the house. So they're like, should we follow the dog? And so they do follow the dog back. And she's unconscious on the bathroom floor. And that's the dog saved her life. I mean, these stories are fascinating because my dog would never do this. Or we've just never been in that situation and we don't know. No, my dog doesn't leave her bed. But you don't know. Because Benley's not like a trained dog for that. That's amazing.

That is amazing. So Bentley, shout out to you. You get 10 treats. But if I ever get Stan like too many treats, my dog Stanley, because he did something good, he then vomits everywhere and then he feels like he's been punished. That's from W-L-O-X. Bentley. Good dog.

Good dog, Bentley. All right, there you go. That was Tell Me Something Good. One of the members of our show, Swifty Lauren, she got married. She's off on her honeymoon right now. A lot of us weren't able to go. I was in Dallas at the ACMs. Lunchbox, where were you?

I was in Atlanta. Working? Yeah, I was working. Eddie. Basketball tournaments. Man, all day. Yeah. You just forgot.

But I did ask. Would you guys please remember to buy her a gift? Yes. How many people bought her a gift? I did. I did. Me too. Lunchbox, did you get her a gift?

No. Are you going to get her a gift? I was hoping that you guys didn't know. These things are too expensive. Like a classic series series mixer? You don't have to get the whole six-mintecher. Sorry. I don't know you want to pay $329.29.

Why are you picking out the one most expensive thing? Cool, purifying fan. $649. No thanks. Sorry, all we do is work together. Ain't paying for that. But you don't have to get her the expensive things. Okay, you want me to get her a wedding layout photo album, $200.

No thanks. Way over my price range. You know what I did is I went to the list and just found the cheapest thing, and it was $100. There's not, no, no, everything's gone. It's what's left because you guys didn't buy it. Oh, here we go. V8 cordless stick vacuum. I could pay $469 for that.

No. But you can also, like I did, there's a thing where you can click. It's already been purchased. Any amount of money, there's a new home fund, and you can click and send 50 bucks, $75. I ain't buying your house. You're not buying a house. You're contributing. That's what I did.

No one helped me buy my house. I just contributed cash to the home fund. See, I would think lunchbox would like that because he can see like, I bought her a house. when he only gave $50. Yes. Here's like an artisan cast iron round Dutch oven with lid. Those are nice. It's been purchased.

Oh, dang. Oh, dang. I saw that too. Okay, here's one. Silverware. Purchased. Purchased. Purchased.

Is there one of those things that go like sort cheapest. Oh, there is. Okay, let's do sort. Zero to $49. And let's, you can get her an Amazon gift card for $50. It's on there. It's perfect. You can get her a, well, that's the only thing.

Everything else has been bought in it. Exactly. That's what I mean. But that's on you. Oh, $200 to send them to St. Lucia. Aren't they already there? Sorry, not doing that. I think it's maybe to let them enjoy their experience while they're there.

I think they're already enjoying it. You can buy, okay, there's this, an eternal five-piece place setting for less than $100. And she still needs a couple of those. Jeez. What is your budget? I was thinking like $30. Okay, then buy her $30 Amazon gift card. Or $30 towards the house.

house, yeah. I mean, these are the plates they picked, these setting. But that's not your problem. Like, that's what they picked. I'm just saying, it ain't very nice. You don't like them. It doesn't mean they're not nice. Hey, what do you think?

I mean, that's not very... I didn't even see them, man. I don't even look. I think they, I don't get, like, nice plates. I mean, my wife's picked out some stuff that she makes nice. Yeah, I don't know, I don't know. But these are the sets that have, like, four plates. No, I never used that little plate.

You want to know when you're going to use it? Never. I think it's like to have. You have people over. Yeah, yeah, but it's going to go in a box. Like, they're never going to use this. You know what I'm never using? They're going to never put this little cup of coffee.

A coffee cup. I never use a coffee cup. I don't drink coffee. Do we have some? Yeah. But they're never going to put this cup on this little plate that it comes with. Yeah, the saucer. I love having.

Never. Yes. No. I have never been to someone's house and they have a saucer. Is that what is a saucer? Yeah. No. Maybe they do that when you're not around.

I would say you don't get invited to saucer parties. Right. That's it. Mike, have you ever just made a cup of tea or a cup of coffee and sat down with your little cup and your little saucer and, like, your journal? Never in my life. What? Ever. With a blinking.

I don't even have a saucer. What I would say is buy her an Amazon gift card or put 30 or 40 bucks toward the house. Oh, here you can buy her a Cloverdale, Wood, Round patio table, $164. Are you listening to Bobby Edel? No, he just wants to yell things. There's, okay, she could use a Dyson purifying fan. How much is that? 649.

No, see, that's what I'm saying. Oh, $6.49? No. 100. But people have the, it's their right to put on expensive things and cheap things. I would like to see it. And if they don't buy a house, where is this money going? They're just using it for whatever.

Well, that's okay. No, no, no. You're not giving it your money. Hey, if I'm donating to your house, don't spend it on a vacation. Don't spend it on a new car. You better buy a house. You can't control that. Well, then don't put up there you're buying a house.

I think it may be for their house, like buy things for the house as well. It says new home fund. Yes, they have a new home, so they need a fund to buy stuff inside the house. I think all this crap is funded for their house. An iron. Who buys a $46 iron? But it's somebody did. It's already gone.

Goodness. Well, how much of iron? That sounds about average. I don't know. They're like 10 bucks. What? I don't know, man. So are you buying her a gift?

It doesn't look like it. You're not, you're just going to not buy her gift at all. Man, I might have come up with something else. Maybe I'll get her a surprise gift. What's that? I don't know. Maybe an autograph picture. of you.

Put in her home. Put in a new house. Decor. Art. Oh, boy. I would recommend you get her something. But if not, that's on you. Oh.

Oh. You know what? What? I do have a rug we're trying to get rid of. You're going to get rid of that. Does it look new? Yeah. Or you just be like it's vintage.

You got it from the vintage. Yeah. It's like a shag carpet. Does that have dog here all over it? Yeah. Ew. Or I could find something on the palette that she could use in her house. Exactly.

And that's from the show. No, we're out of this. I've already got her a gift. Yeah, we're good. I'm not splitting a gift. I'm going to do this. I'm going to do a song. I'm going to do Luke Combs,

fast car. Swifty Lauren, if you're listening, hope Honeymoon's great. And St. Lucia. You never know. And we hope lunchbox gets you a gift. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Scooba Steve's our executive producer. His kid just graduated kindergarten, had a kindergarten graduation. Awesome. They're having it or whatever. Scoob is not letting his kid go. What do you mean? You're not taking him.

It's a graduation. Well, it's kindergarten. But when you're graduating to continue on in the same exact school that you were in the year before, I don't understand it. I don't get it. But isn't it about you just finished your very first ever grade? I'm with you. I've never heard of kindergarten graduation. We had a high school graduation.

That was it. So you're right. But that doesn't mean only because we had it, that's the right thing. Actually, I would say more so it's the opposite. Does it cost money? Like, what's the problem? Well, even like middle school. Did you have a middle school graduation?

No. That's like actually a pre-based. Because we didn't have it. It doesn't mean it was right, guys. So are we going to have a first grade? graduation? I mean, why are we doing all these graduations? I don't even remember. Go ahead, Scova. Tell me the story. So, so yeah, they come to me and they're like, hey, it's actually a whole thing. It's a, it's a two-day event where there's a

graduation one day, and then the next day they do this whole like, come hang out with your kids and we're going to have like games and food and all this stuff. It sounds fun, but I have a job. I have to be here and work, and I can't just cut out at 8 a.m. to go to a fake graduation. No, no, no, no, bones. You'd let him go to a graduation. Absolutely. It's a big deal. Big deal. But if you go to the graduation, why would you go back the next day. School's over. That's what I'm saying. Why would I go back? Just do the graduation then. But then after the graduation, they're like, take your kids home. The school's done that day.

So then I have to take my kid back to work here to do more work with my kid. The whole thing just seems like a lot for a kindergartner. Here's the story. And then we'll jump back into Scooby here. Researchers found that being rejected or left by your father can do greater long-lasting emotional damage than being rejected by your mother, especially. The bottom line, they found that being turned down by other parent is traumatizing. But if it's the dad, that pain carries into adults. more, preventing people for being strong and entrusting relationships with other adults because your dad let you down.

Well, I definitely have that trauma. So because of that and your dad bailing on you, you don't think, I don't know, maybe you want to. But I'm not bailing on him. I'm just not going to one small little. I'm as coach for baseball and basketball. I'm very much involved in a lot of things. This is academics.

This is academics. But it's kindergarten now. I mean, he's like, he can count to 100 knows ABCs. I mean, he's pretty good. Had they already had the graduation? No, no, it's tomorrow. You should go. Okay, well, then I won't be here then if that's okay.

Okay. You should go to the graduation. You don't have to go the second day of games. Who cares? Okay. But I do think you should go and let you. But that's what the kid probably wants to do the games. Does he even know about it?

He knows everything about it. He brings home the flowers. He's so excited about the graduations. What's that? Who will take him to the games the next day? My wife will have to, but she can't either because she's working. That's the thing. They make these events.

How do you guys do these events during the time period when everyone is working nine to fives? How can we just cut out and go out? They do donuts with dad and I never get to go, man. My kids never. I just feel bad for people that don't have a dad. Thank you. I know. But Scooby, yours do have a dad.

Yeah. Oh, man. Like, there was never any awkwardness because I just didn't have it. It's very interesting. No, I was never awkward. I was just like, oh, they're doing a family thing. I'm not going. This is life.

Yeah. Yeah. I don't, why don't they just do like potatoes with parents or something like? Potatoes with what? Or any. Guardians? Guardians. Yeah.

I wouldn't add it. Parents are going to any of my stuff. Grapes. with guardians. That's fantastic. Or noodles with neighbors? There it is. Or what's something? A. Fresh fries. Apples with anybody.

Yeah, I like that. Friends. Yeah. French. Yeah. Fringe fries with family and friends. Yeah. No. Something like raspberries with random folks. I don't know. I think you should go to the graduation. If it's about a day here,

screw it. This job will be here the next day. It's graduation, man. I'd go to the graduation. And you got to give me a graduation gift. For kindergarten? Yeah, dude. When you graduate, you get gifts. Hey, I will say that my son graduated from preschool recently, and everyone had balloons and said,

we did it. I'm like, they didn't do crap. But it's about the kid feeling accomplished. It's our first year of school. I didn't even have kindergarten graduation, but I think I understand the reason behind it. I know what you're saying. Very, those minds are still being molded.

You're making them feel confident. Aren't you wanting to give your kid confidence that you didn't have? I do. I want that a lot, yes. And I feel like he's got enough of that. There's just one move. You don't want to go, you don't have to go, but you don't have to be here tomorrow if you want to go to your kids' kindergarten graduation. I mean, I would love to go, but I think it's the principle of having a kindergarten graduation.

What's the principle? That's good. And you're not going to change anything, scuba, so just go. Yeah, it's happening. No, you could protest in front. I have picking line. He protests a graduation. He writes in eye black. This sucks, but he never says anything.

You're free to go. Whatever you want to do. Okay. I think you should go. If you don't, then don't. But remember the story here. Kids that feel rejected by them, but their fathers take that in the life. Okay.

Should he go to graduation? Yes or no. Yes. Eddie? 100%. I mean, it's stupid, but yes, you should go. I'm going to pre-K graduation next week. Hey, I was at my sons, man.

Did you get permission to go to that one? It's in the afternoon. At a brewery. Oh. What? That's for the parents. I think he made that up. Not joking.

Just me and you, kid. They're not joking? No. Are the kids there? Yeah. They're not going. What? Here's a voicemail. Go ahead.

Hi, I have a morning, Corny. How do you get a country girl's attention? A tractor. Bye-bye. Pretty good. A tractor. A tractor. A tractor.

A tractor. I like it. A tractor. Yes. All right, here's the next one. Good morning, studio. I just wanted to say, shame on you, Abby. That's sh**ty business.

Came on you. I agree. I agree. We moved on. Abby offered Eddie. A big payday to go and play guitar for her. She then took that offer back. Yeah.

That's business. It happens. Bad business. But it's business. We moved on. But Abby, did you find a guitar player? Not yet. Oh.

Uh-oh. I'm telling you, would have just been better to pay Eddie extra and have... I mean... The peace of mind that you could work here and practice 30 minutes a day. Sure, reliable. I have something in the works. I hear you. Things in the works.

You know, they say a bird in the works. Not good as a bird in the hand. Never, though. The hand is better than two in the bush. Yeah, whatever. Whoa, easy. That's what it is. Hey, so Abby, when's your show?

June 22nd. Oh, a month away. Yes. Uh-oh. Now, and where is it? It is in Monterey. It's the Weather Tech Raceway. And so there's a race and then you are playing and George Burge is playing.

Yes, so they have races all day. And then right after the race is done, that's when our music kicks off. And do they like consistently reach out to you and go, We're selling tickets or we're not selling tickets. No, I haven't really heard that much. No idea how. They did hear the whole segment, so. No idea how it's selling or anything?

No, I don't know how. Are they bummed? I'm not going, Abby. They said it's up to me. You would have gotten raging. Yeah. Or the idiot. Eddie's raging.

I'm the idiot. So you did get raging. It had been Abby featuring raging. That's okay. I know. All right. Well, good luck, Abby. Thank you.

And if they go to your Instagram or you have a ticket link up there built in? No, I don't. Oh my gosh. Do that. I'm going to post it. Do that in your bio. Okay. I will do that.

Yes. How bad is it going to be if she has to come crawling back to Eddie? Because she can't get a player. Hey, you know that? Hey, price is going to go up. $4,000. Oh, for sure. Yeah.

$4,000. She'll be okay. Yeah. I got this. You sing Acapella? She'll show you guys. She'll be okay. She'll do a whole. What's the group that does sing in all like you?

Yeah, pentatronics. Just pin. Oh, there's going to be a lot of you sing it. There's no atonics. Sing it with me. You see me? pile of stories. So I have the sexiest accents in the United

States. Okay, let me list them. Come on, man. You know number one. Somebody that moved here from Australia and now lives here and is American. No, no, these are all. Yeah, yeah. Oh, they're like American. They're American born. Oh, he didn't say that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're not infiltrating.

I don't know that there is, in my mind, a sexy American accent because I can list some and just go what I like and don't like. Like, I enjoy the Boston accent when it comes to like, I know they mean business. They're probably not going to give me the best hug. But that Boston accent, like I know they're going to be honest with me. And they're also going to talk about one of my favorite musical.

Wicked. They're in a number two. It's wicked. They are. Okay. Like the New Jersey, Long Island. Oh, you like that one? I don't like that one. That one to me is not good. Yo, Cabby! Yeah, I don't like that one very much. The southern accent,

I like because I have it. I grew up around it. But people often consider us dumb just because because how we talk, because we talk a little slower, eyes. You know, so Iowa has a great accent, which is not at all. Just America. Like Nebraska and Iowa, everybody was like, talk like you from Nebraska. Talk like you from Iowa.

Like going through college, and I'm like, I can't talk like that. I'm a hillbilly. So I'm going to go with, they probably think Southern's the best. Yes. Yeah, well, the number one accent is from the state of Texas. There's no accent. Yes, there is. It's cowboy.

I'm from Texas. There's no accent. Texas has no accent unless it's slightly Hispanic. Texas has no accent. That's South Texas for sure. Yeah, Texas has no accent. Texas is pure. Texas is like growing up in Idaho or take it from somebody who lived there for 12 years.

Texas is perfect for accent. But I do like the slightest bit. Like that's when it gets kind of cool too. I don't know, man. East Texas has a little bit of Arkansas. Texas is as big as the whole country basically. Right. And I say Texas.

There's like five versions. Exactly. I would say within Texas. There's different access. That's like a British part of Texas. Right. Because I grew up in Austin, but then my half sister and half brother grew up in West Texas and they have a totally different accent. Probably a little more Southern.

Oh, yeah. So I want to say that's Southern. And then my dad was South Texas, so you had that Hispanic. Yeah, man. It's crazy because Amy's dad was white, but it was fluent in Spanish. It was awesome. C-C. Yeah.

It's crazy. You would talk to me in Spanish. Yeah, and Eddie be like, I don't know it. Oh, yeah. Go ahead. Costco is selling a jumbo banana cream. pie that's over three pounds. And why this stood out to me is because I don't know where we are with our three pound food

thing and who's eating and why don't we just go get a banana cream pie and have somebody eat that. I would eat that, except I can't. Why not? I'd never use the bathroom. I'd be clogged up for nine days. I've IVBS. That sounds awesome. I don't know where we are the three pound food thing.

I've been waiting for it. Ubladi, Ublah, life goes on is what I say. I made that up. No, he didn't. But they also have gold bars. Yeah. Does anybody have a Costco membership? Hi.

Okay, so can somebody take me there? Sure. Yeah? Okay, cool, thanks. Also, you can, I just saw their partnering with. But if you take me, you can't assassinate me, whoever you are. Don't be volunteering so you can assassinate me with your water gun because you can call new rule an assassin. If you do call, even if you don't know who it is, but if you're like doing something with somebody like, assassin off, you can call assassin off.

But, so what's a whit? Why would you call it off all the time? Well, if you get snuck up on a shot, you can't. I mean, assassins mostly getting snuck. getting snuck up on. But if you're doing something together, if somebody runs up on you, you can't go, Ascinoff!

But if there is a plan to do something together, they can't like sneak attack you as sick. Because everybody will never have fun with each other. It'll be miserable. But Assassinoff can only be called if there is a plan ahead of time to do something together, and while doing that together, you call Assassin Off. But no, you can't just see them running after you and go,

Assassin Off! Okay. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead. Okay. So Costco, just quickly, I did see that they're partnering with Uber Eats.

And now you can place grocery orders online. What if you have a car? Well, I mean, I think you have to be a member. You have a truck on 10 pound gallon of mustard. I don't know exactly how it's working. I just saw like a headline about that. And I was like, oh, that's amazing. You get like your 50 paper towels delivers your house.

We ordered some Benadryl. Storms are going around. You can get the little, not the capsule kind, but the pill kind. Different because capsules you break. Pills are just like the little pink ones. And so that was like you can give the dogs a little, like a third of one on.

on big thunderstorms. And so ordered Benadryl, and the guy shows up, I don't know. I don't know if this dude is. I need to see your driver's license. And I'm like, I get it. Benadryl, you want to look, see him in a picture of it. He says, let me see the back of it. It takes a picture of the back.

Oh, weird. And it looks like it's just putting into the app. But that's just, that's bizarre. Yeah. Uber should just have you, like, load your driver's license into their system from where you are instead of some bro coming up and going, hey, I know I'm missing two hubcaps on my car, but I need to take a picture of your driver's license. Yeah, that's weird.

A poll of 10,000 people with at least a million dollars in wealth. That's including if you own a home. They're factoring that in as the money. Assets, yeah. Yeah, assets. Okay, so they found that their top way to achieve it were investing in a 401k and buying said house. And the top three jobs with the most millionaires is not what you would expect. Let me guess.

Because there's so many more. I read a story that like one out of eight people in New York are millionaires. Wow. Because it costs so much to live in New York City. And that, you know, every generation a million bucks, not easy to get to, but it's a million bucks now isn't what a million bucks was 20 years ago, right? But New York is so expensive to live like one and eight people, we're millionaires. And I'm assuming if you're saying that, it's got to be people with super consistent jobs, not super high paying jobs. Super high paying jobs, fluid, come and go, probably live a crazy lifestyle.

But I would assume like an engineer, a professor, a teacher, I would assume those kind of. of jobs. Yeah. Teacher, accountant, and engineer. Engineer's one of them? Yeah. A teacher is a millionaire? Well, it's because you, like Bobb said, it's consistent.

They started their career, maybe early 20s. 401K. I know that one. He knows that one. We need to go to New York. Heck you know. No, that's not the point. No, no, no, no.

You'll spend more. You'll spend more. No, no. You don't want to move to New York. Okay. They don't understand. Thank you. I'm Amy.

That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time. to the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. Nine-year-old Liam Doherty sitting at lunch, chopping it up with the

fellas talking about all the hot goss going on at the elementary school. And when his friends eating a cheese stick, and all of a sudden he's like, ah, he's choking on the cheese stick. And Liam's like, oh, no, dude's going to die. Stop the gossip. Gets over there, gives him the hymlet.

Gets the cheese stick out. And they say, man, where'd you learn that? He goes, saw it in a movie. I love that. You know, I never heard of a nine-year-old chopping it up. Oh, they were... Usually what the hot goss. Yeah, that's what older men do.

And then most... I mean, hot goss is like something that teen girls do. But I think in the end, though, chopping it up, and the hot goss saved a life. It did. I mean, they were chatting and when one guy wasn't chiming in on the hot goss, he was like, uh-oh, something's wrong. Yeah. When he knew he needed to do the hemelick. What's a cheese stick?

What? Like, what is that? Like a fried cheese stick? Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A cheese stick is one of those cheese sticks where you peel the chis I know, but if you like order a cheese stick. That's string cheese.

That's string cheese. But if you order cheese sticks, it's mozzarella, fried mozzarella. Oh, okay. I was my fault. It was string cheese. That's why I had it. I read it and just said cheese stick because I, thank you. Why is he changing the story?

I want apologies from all you guys. He's like, oh, he wasn't nine. He was 37. And he was a paramedic. They weren't kids. There was no hot goss. All right, what's his name again? Liam.

Liam Doherty. Nine years old. He did get a medallion for saving the life. Liam, you're a hero, buddy. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. All right, here's the voicemail we got last night. Okay, guys, hear me out.

I think I know who Morgan's boyfriend is. So he's a man in uniform. Only wears his uniform when he's off working, travels all the time. I think her boyfriend is in the children's musical group, The Wiggles. And I think it's John, the Purple Wiggle. I have an 11-month-old baby. I've been watching a lot of Wiggles lately. It's Big Strong John, the Purple Wiggle.

It. He did. Nailed it. The wiggle. The fact the listener can nail that is really good. Big Strong John. Is it Big Strong John? I mean, how did he know? Exactly. Are you serious? I don't know. Like, how do he know? I don't understand. She doesn't want to give you any information. It's not real.

But it could be him? It could be Big Strong John. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It could be a wiggle. All right, let's go to Amy and get in the morning corny. The morning corny. Why doesn't the sun have to go to college? Why? It already has millions of degrees. That was the morning corny. I like that one.

Right? Because it's like scientific. It's not smart. Yeah, it's good. I like that. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying.

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Could have been both. Yes. And then we also share the first iPhone ringtone, which is from 2007. So here we go. We got like 10 of these. Write your answers down. Name this iconic sound. Go ahead.

The top. Here it is again. The top. Does everybody know what that is? Can you hear it? Yes. I'm in for the win. One more time.

This is from the year 2003. Yeah, I'm in. Amy? Yeah. Uh, that's Paris Hilton. Lunchbox? Paris Hilton. Eddie?

Paris Hilton on the simple life is correct. We'll take it. Next up. Iconic sounds from the 2000s. That's not when we play games here? Mm-mm. It's not. That's like when you want to, you behind door number three.

What is that from? I remember this all the time. Do it one more time. Oh, man. I think. I don't know. All right. I'll change it.

All right, lunchbox? Deal or no deal. Eddie? Price is right. Amy? Windows. That is the AOL away message. Whenever someone, you know, an AOL messenger,

and they, like, leave the little door pops up with their name, means they've gone away. I forgot about that. Before they've been idle for so long. Here it is again. There you go. Next up. Idiot.

Whoa. You didn't write that fast. I'm in. Idiot. I'm in. Idiot. Eddie? Napoleon dynamite.

Amy? Napoleon dynamite. Lunchbox? Napoleon dynamite. Correct, you all get a point. Yes. Next. From the year 2001.

Does that sound familiar? Yes. Are you confident in your answer? Yes, I'm in. Amy? HBO. Did you have anything written down? No.

Can you say something if you don't have anything written down? I think that's committing fraud. Is it? I was writing the age, but... Be careful on fraud. Lunchbox? Windows. Eddie?

Microsoft Windows. Oh, dang. I just had Windows. You both get the point. That is such a bummer. You said HBO? And you just said H. You didn't have nothing.

I know, but for the door shut, I thought that was windows. So why wouldn't my brain have triggered that? I don't know. We don't know your brain. We can't predict it either. Next up, is that a familiar sound? Yes. I'm in.

I'm in. That is from the year 2000. Are you going to get lunch? Yeah, why not? I'm in for the win. Lunch box? South Park. Eddie?

Can I say it? Yeah. Jackass. Amy? Jackass. Jackass is correct. Oh, my God. Boom.

For LB3, Amy 3. Let's go. Next up. 2009. That is so interesting. I have no idea with it. That is such a good one. You guys recognize that?

One more time from the top. I've never heard that in my life. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? The minions. Amy? Candy Crush. Man, you guys are on it almost.

Amy, you're really close. Eddie? That, my friend, is Angry Birds. Angry birds. Yeah! I'm glad I wasn't a nerd. Good job. It's a game.

I played Angry Birds. Everyone did. I played Angry Birds. As he goes and stands in line to meet a teen mom. All right. Next up. Name that iconic sound from the 2000s. Here we go again.

I'm in. Sounds like you are? What? In the bathroom. Every day. That's IBS America. Can you go again? What year, buns?

2007. Yeah, I don't know either. I'm in. I'm in for the wind. I don't need to prolong this. Lunchbox? MTV. Amy?

Transformers. Eddie? Kong. Transformers, it is. Yes. Dang, it's the metal. I love that movie. You do?

Yeah. Three left. Eddie, five, baby, four, lunchbox three. Next up. I'm fade. It hasn't come up. Oh. What?

What is this? It's 2005. Here it is again. I'm in, Bones. Let's play one more time, quiet for everybody. Go ahead. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox.

Garage band. Amy. Oh, guitar. Harry. It's guitar hero. It's a guitar hero. Man, this is all nerd stuff. You picked the same thing, just a bigger version of it. Yeah, I just knew, I'd never play guitar hero. But when you lose, you go to a guitar hero.

Okay, next one. Play it for one more time. Here you go. You are? Yeah. But he doesn't know it will be nerd stuff. Everybody be prepared. Okay. Eddie? I'm in. I'm going to go with the same theme, nerd stuff, Star Wars. Lunchbox?

That's Grey's Anatomy. Amy? 24. It's 24 the TV show. What? Amy has tied it out. Oh no. You love that show too, Amy?

That's a good show. I did. We're going to do this one, sudden death, buzzing with your name. It's the last one we have. So Eddie and I are tied. Yes, you're tied. So lunchbox you have to set this one out.

What? You have to set this one out because if you get it, it's our last one and you still lose. I want them to kiss. What? We know you do. Why would you want that? Okay, here we go.

Eddie. Eddie. What? Pokemon. And correct. Listen again. Okay. What year?

2006. 2006? And that is what we got? All from the 2000s. I know, but the year helps. Can I hear it one more time? Yeah. I go crazy. That's my giant. I'm getting on the good dance floor.

Okay. Farmville? No, close-ish. It's the Nintendo Wii. Oh, he started up. The rest aren't fair. You should have to call it a tie. What do you mean?

They're not fair. The rest aren't fair to Amy. Oh, they're sports. Here's 11. Right, hit that one. It's in the game. Eddie. Eddie. E.A. Sports.

Correct. Here's the next one. Eddie. Eddie. PlayStation. PlayStation, yeah. And then the next one. Grand Theft Auto standard race. Ransheft Auto.

Amy and Eddie, Ty. Congratulations. Oh, I like that. Double winner. I'm always hesitant on when to bring this up. I'm always, it's exciting for me to be able to bring this up. But then I also know the headache it's going to cause me in most of the other show. Somebody else on the show.

I've been approached about somebody else doing a movie. Oh. Somebody else? Well, it could be Amy again, too, but somebody else. I like somebody doing it. Somebody else, just somebody doing a movie. For everybody listening now, here's the thing. Last year, I got an email, and it was.

Oh, my God. No, stop. Everybody relax. This is it, stop. That's the thing. And nobody knows about this except for Scoo of Steve. And so last year, somebody came to me and said, hey, we want to go to Amy and have her to do this a cameo role.

She had a few lines in a Christmas movie. Call Holiday Harmony on HBO. Just on Max. She killed it. Great job. And she got paid. And she still gets paid for it. I know.

I almost don't want to deal with it. I wish they wouldn't have come to me. What are you talking about? Why don't we just say it? And the reason they come to me is because they want to make sure that I'm cool that this person leaves the show for a bit of time. And you're completely cool with it, right? I can take time off. No problem.

Dude, I wanted to do this. I wish I didn't know anything about it. Man, where are we going to be filming? Well, Hollywood. Scuba, can you verify that everything I'm saying is the truth? Yes, this is when we were talking about, yes, we're good then yes. Yes. Yeah, yep.

Why is it stuttering? Ireland. Well, because we were emailing about it because I didn't want to even know. I don't even want to know about it. I'd just rather them come to whomever they want and not go to. I just don't like being the gatekeeper of stuff like this. But now that I'm the gatekeeper, I got to make it a bit because it's funny. And when is filming?

I don't know yet. Scuba, do you have any idea? You may know that. I think they're going to be filming in the late summer. Okay. When do I get my script? We don't know that it's about you. We do.

We don't. We do. I was sent in Scooby, you can verify this. Either it was a rough version or they, for some reason, I have the script as well. You do? So what's the role? Yeah. I can't tell you that because I think it'll lead to you guys knowing who it is.

But we got to start working. So when are we going to find out anyway? I thought we were finding out right now. Bones. I was just going to express to you guys. that I don't like knowing, but now that I do know, I've got to make it a bit. Oh my gosh. But for how long?

Exactly. How long? Yeah, I got to arrange child care. Have you made the decision on if it's okay yet? Yeah, it's good. I'm good. Let me say this. I never want to hold anybody back from an opportunity, even if it is them leaving the show for a bit.

I would be hypocritical. I have like 11 jobs. So. Yeah. And this is a huge opportunity. I don't know if it's huge. What are you talking about? It's pretty big, though.

It's pretty big. Is it a TV show or a movie? I am not going to say right now. Okay. This is our step into Hollywood, man. This could lead to big things. Who? First of all, it may be for somebody who doesn't want to do it.

Does anyone want to take themselves out of it? Let's say, for example, if it's, uh, Scooby Doo, who's part of the show. And Scooby's like, I don't want to be a part of it. I'd say, okay, you don't want to be a part of it. It was for you. I'll let them know it's not. Does anyone not want to be a part of it? You would be an idiot to turn this.

Abby, you can take yourself out because you know it's not you. You don't know that. No, we do. They don't know who that be is. Everybody's in. Here's what I'll do. I'll eliminate a person a day. Starting now?

Should I eliminate somebody today? Yeah, let's just put someone out of misery right now. Okay, lunchbox. You're still in. I do it. I don't do that. You're in. Don't do it.

See, that's not funny. It wasn't funny. Oh, no, it could be Ray. Because he reads those lines with you in Masterpiece Theater. careful Are they doing the holiday harmony too? No It definitely could be that

Is now the time to be shooting that? Well it's summer We shot last time we shot in May So they could be going Hey is it cool if Amy gets off some days Again Better not me If I'm going to eliminate somebody

Ray do you want to do it Depending on where it's filmed at Okay you're out then That was it Ray you got to say yes Yeah, no, you're out. Raise out. Okay, Ray's out.

I'll tell you what, I'll cut somebody else later in the show as well. We'll get a little quicker, but I'll cut somebody else later on the show. That was easy. But I will say this. From what I've seen, it is a, it's good, but you can verify because you probably looked into it a lot more than I did. It is a larger role than what Amy had in the last version of that movie. This is very significant. Yeah.

So it could be more, but it could be more of Amy. It could be a lot of lunchbox. Come on. Yep. This is it. They want a Hispanic detective. Oh my gosh. This is it.

Oh, Eddie's going to play the murder victim. They have built a story. It's a Christmas movie around someone who's recently divorced and looking for love. Could be that. In a small town. Okay, so here's who's in. Oh, yeah, it's a biopic? Here's who's in.

Scoob and I know. Scoop and I know. Ray's not in. Abby, Abby, you're not in. I'm sorry. I'll eliminate you. Oh. Okay, sorry about that.

Sorry about that, Abby. I just don't want people to hold on. on to hope. Oh my goodness. So like last time with Holiday Harmony, Iheart was involved like because the musical artist in the movie was playing the Iheart jingle ball. I'm not going to give you any hint though. You can ask.

Is the company involved in this? The Christmas Eve show. So that's why I mean, I did a really good job at Iheart country. I think maybe they could have seen that. Is the company involved? I mean, not. Not really though. No. Not really, but it's like it's. Okay. I'm just

asking because that's how. I'm sorry you're eliminated, buddy. Oh, movie, Mike? Are there any other listers in the movie? Yeah, good question. I will say this. I definitely, I won't say too much. Come on, Bose.

I definitely knew one of the people in the movie. Yes! That's being famous. It's Leo. I was like it was Denzel. So here's who's left. Oh, a cop movie with Denzel. Here's who's left.

Yeah, Training Day, too. Here's who's left. Amy, Lunch Bikes, Eddie and Morgan. We'll leave it there. I'll cut. Somebody else later on the show. I got to start practicing. Like, give us an idea of what the role is and we can start practicing, man.

I didn't read enough. I just know they sent me the script and I looked through the, I googled the name of the person and I googled. I did the hourglass to see how many lines they had and there were like a lot. A lot of lines? Gosh, cannot wait. Man, I'm pretty good at memorization too. I'm terrible.

I'm good at improv. Like, I would probably read the line and be like, oh, what they really want me to do it? No, that would be terrible. They don't want that. You don't go in as a rookie and be like, I'm changing the script. What if I can say it better? You can't. You're not a writer. Even if you could, you don't. Life is lack of a box of chocolate.

Oh, that's good. You should do that. Okay, I'll cut somebody later in the show. Good? Yeah. Let's go over and do the news. Bobby's big. Stories. I suffer from motion sickness in the most horrible of ways. If I just swipe my phone enough while walking, I get sick. Or elevators, especially cars.

Apple is now helping with motion sickness. A new feature on the iPhone and iPad puts tiny moving dots on the screen when you're in a moving car. This new feature is called Vehicle Motion Cues. It will supposedly help people who suffer from motion sickness. These animated dots trick the brain into thinking everything is fixed in place and reduces the effect of motion sickness. Cole sweats, nausea, headaches, drowsiness, among others. That's from Wired. I will be downloading this as soon as this segment's over.

It is called Vehicle Motion Cues. also gives me a reason to be on my phone more. And you like that. Love it. So, what a day. What a victory for motion sick people and people who love to be on their phone. Isn't it crazy that there are people working on that? I would have never thought of that.

But there are people working on everything right now to help us live a better life. Capitalism, man. Well, that too. Yeah, that too. You make more money, you know what I mean? Next up, severe turbulence during an airline, a flight. one guy died. That's terrible.

The turgreens were so bad. He had a pre-existing heart condition and he had a heart attack. One person has died and more than 30 others are injured. Like 30 people were hurt. After the Boeing flight hit severe turbulence, plunging 6,000 feet at once, the Boeing 777-300 ER jet was headed from London when it was forced to make an emergency landing. The flight was carrying 211 passengers. The airlines offers its deepest condolences to the family of the deceased.

It wasn't immediately clear if the onboard face. mortality was a passenger, a crew member on this story. So, yeah, it was a guy. He was taking a trip with his wife. Like, it was, I mean, it's so terrible. But, yeah, because of his preexisting heart condition, I think probably your body going into that kind of a shock in that moment, for whatever reason, triggered a heart attack with him, and that's who died.

I think he was in his 70s. Roughly 11 hours into the flight, flat radar 24 tracking data shows the Boeing jet sharply dropping from an altitude of about 37 to 31,000 feet. Oh, my goodness. Like people flew up and hit their heads on the thing So much so they were denting Like it caused a dent in the airplane And they're like turbulence, no problem

Yeah, right I heard about this one story And then I bring this I keep a fold in my wallet Read this Read this Yeah, that sucks for everybody I wonder because this guy died

Because they already had a heart condition I wonder if there's ever somebody With something wrong And like this happens It's fixed Like if the opposite happens Because of such a thrust of anything That'd be cool

That would be cool I'd like to read one of those stories. Like, Turbulins saved a guy. He was impotent. Now he's not. You know what I mean? Yeah. Now it's the opposite.

That, yeah, that sucks. I don't like flying. I don't like turbulence. I'll leave my seatbelt all the time on. You should. I think they say that. For that exact reason. I don't like going into the bathroom in case something happens.

So I hold on hard. To something in the bathroom? Gosh, I just not thinking like that. Oh, I do. Every time I go in the bathroom, I think of a castaway. I'm like, this could be the moment where I'm sitting down and boom, I hit the toilet. I haven't seen that long time. He's on the, he's on the toilet.

That's what happens. He's like looking himself in the mirror and then boom. Lunchbox and Ray, you guys were on the flight, right? Oh, yeah. Oh, you were too, Eddie? And Ray was joking saying, hey, we're going down. And then it happened after that? Yeah, because one of the girls from St. Jude had never been on a plane before and we were having a little bit of turbulence.

Ray, why were you doing that? I'd never been on a flight. I would, this story 15 years old. I was 22, for God's sakes. I'd say it's probably nine years old. It can be 15 years old. Go ahead. What happened?

So we were having a little turbulence, and the girl from St. Jude, who had never been on a plane before was kind of starting to freak out. And Ray goes, oh, we're going down. You're doing good over there? You're doing all right? Hey, planes going down, guys. Enjoy your last drink. Enjoy your last drink. And then, like, 30 seconds later, boom!

And we went flying down and drinks and computers flew everywhere. They said we dropped a thousand feet. Yeah. Oh, that's only a thousand. This was not a thousand. That was six thousand. Yeah, yeah. We dropped a thousand.

And it was massive. It felt like crazy. It was crazy. There was stuff all over the aisles. Like people's stuff was everywhere. Did anybody fly up? Or did they have everybody buckle their seatbelt because you were going through? They had people buckle. Because it was bumpy.

It was bumpy for a good like, what, four minutes? Yeah. Because you have flown up if you weren't buckled? 100%. For sure. Really? People's laptops are hitting the top, dude. So this airline's then must have come on to some unexpected turbulence.

And a lot of times people report. So you know the app where you like report ways? You're like, oh, there's a here. There's a cop here. So from my knowledge of talking to pilots because I'm scared to death, they report turbulence. Like they fly over. Oh, we're turbulent here. These are also weather indicators that can tell too because that's just the air coming back up, right?

Different temperatures. Bad explanation of it. Amy's husband, ex-husband taught me a lot of this too. The radar and see. So, but they report, hey, turbulence is bad here at this amount of feet, have them go up, have them go down. But usually people know this plane must have had no idea. and then well, bam. Ray, never yelled that at somebody.

What were you think? Were you drunk? Were you drunk on the plane? We were all drinking. It was a roller coaster ride that didn't end, and in that moment, yes, I yelled that. My bad, I'm sorry. Ten years later.

A wild moment that a driver rams their Lamborghini into an armed robber who stole his Rolex. This is the most luxurious stopping of a crime I've ever heard. Yeah, Rolex, Lambos. Yeah. Wild video footage captured.

The moment a driver rammed his bright green Lamborghini, This person must be a douchebag. If you have a bright green Lamborghini. That is so cool. Did they say what he was listening to, Def Leopard? So I have thought this too about luxury cars. Not luxury cars, bright green. But they come in those colors.

You don't have to get one in bright green. No, I think it's, listen, because I have felt this way too, like, why would you get orange or such a douche black, blah, blah, blah. But in that world, that's like a very special thing. Like, and they can have them wrapped. Get a black one. I know. It's weird for us, and we're not in that world at all. But I, like, my friends, people that I know, like family.

So you know somebody's got a green one? You do? Whoa. So, okay, so she's protecting somebody now. You know someone with the green Lambo? No, I think it was explained to me why sometimes there's these different colors and it's like a thing. Yeah, you still don't have to buy them. That thing is not to get a Lamborghini.

That would be awesome. That's not my thing. But I can understand why people would love a really cool car. Yeah, but why crash it just to get your Rolex? If you have a ton of money, though. If you have a ton of money, just buy a new Rolex. But also you want to show them what's up. Also, you have so much money, neither matter.

What if the Rolex costs more than the car? Or what if the Rolex has a memory? The footage shows the crook driving up on a motorbike to the expensive sports car as it was stopped at a red light. And then holding up the driver with a gun for the watch. The motorist then takes off after the robber. So the robber on the bike. The car is chasing. He catches up with him as the motorcyclist tries to take an illegal left turn.

the green Lamborghini hits the gas. Boom. Crashes into the pole afterward. But the guy on the motorcycle gets hit and flies off the bike. Then gets up on his feet, runs away. People run over to the Lamborghini to make sure he's okay. The suspect left a mobile phone and a 32 caliber handgun.

They have been able to identify the suspect because of that. Oh, wow. And I'm sure if you got a Lamborghini that's bright green, you have insurance. You're good. And a little left. You're good. Wow. But how scary you're at a red light and you're, you know, like that's so terrifying.

So does he get trouble for hitting them with the car? That's why I don't like to play this game of Assassin. That's the word of playing. I don't know. I don't know if you'd prosecute that. Yeah, you can't follow your burglar and hit them with your, you can't do that. I'm sure there's like a reckless driver. You were held at gunpoint.

No, no, but he's saying chasing. Right. Chase them and hit him. You don't get charged for being held at gunpoint. Sir, we charge you at six. sitting there while I gun was to your head. But afterwards, you can't. Yeah.

They're fleeing. You can't, even though your life was just in danger and you're having a- Because it's no longer in danger. A reaction to- It's no longer in danger. I know, but, Your Honor, I would say. I was having a reaction. I went into fight, flight, freeze, whatever.

Like, I'm in survival mode, so I'm going to defend myself. But he's going, well, I would understand that, but there's no need to chase them. I've been held a gunpoint in my car. I didn't chase. Well, I would freeze. At that point, you're putting everyone. else on the road in danger. Okay, okay, okay.

What do you been up to, Amy, with these Lamborghini? Who are you hanging out with? No, I'm just thinking like you should, sometimes your body's been put into this problem. Scientists saying don't touch your phone or your computer the first 20 minutes after you wake up. You okay?

Yeah, no, that's legit. Don't do that. Why not say don't breathe for 20 minutes every wake up? Yeah, but that's such precious time. You don't need to inundate it. Exactly. From your phone.

Crap. Yes. You need to. You need to regulate yourself real. quick. My phone does not have crap on it. It has relationships, friends. It has things I learn. It has Twitter. It has TikTok. It has I do breaks on dorm dudes breaks. It has I do. Draffing. And you can get to all that, but after you've been up for some time. I like to do it the first 20 minutes and then see how my day is going. I'm the opposite of that.

A woman accidentally went $736,000 playing the lottery. Accidentally, by the way. Accidentally. So Cynthia Harris and North Carolina thought she was playing the $2,000. Bison Bananza Digital Instant Game in demo mode she wasn't she hit the top level

epic jackpot the $2 $2.00 $736,000 oh sorry $736,000 $736,000. So if she would have lost she would have lost money, right?

So she could have lost money not knowing she was playing. Right. Instead she won. She put $2 in for a demo? Yeah, I don't understand that. Maybe she thinks she's playing with fake money because it's in demo mode.

Oh. You know how people play the dumb game and they don't even make money, but they can also money? My mom, yeah. I didn't say that. But that's what she does. That's from North Carolina lottery. A law student spends $10,000 on rehab for addiction to cheese. Is that real?

I get it. I'll eat melon until the cows come home. And cereal. Oh, don't give me started. Do you go to cereal or rehab? I can't keep cereal in my house. What are you in for, fruit loose? Didn't I see you last time?

Yeah, cinnamon toast crunch. He's bad. But I'm doing good. I'm doing good from cinnamon toast crunch. Yeah, she says that she would. five and a half blocks of cheese each week. Wow. How do you go to the bathroom after that?

She says it was the only thing that would make her feel somewhat whole. The cheese habit caused her to put on weight. I get that. Came with several other health side effects. I got it. And it cost her $5,820 a week. It's like those 80s rockers who spent all the money on cocaine. They'd be like, I spent $2,000 a day on cocaine.

We're like, dang. She's like, I bought Parmesan. I do love cheese, though. Cheese is so good. But I hope that she's able to figure out what's up. That is a real, whatever it is, I don't know. Everybody's chemicals are different in their body, and they want things mentally, psychologically, physically. This program, a diet change, and an ozipic prescription, she's been able to cut the cheese.

Hey-oh. Hey. And lose 50 pounds. I'll cut the cheese and get it. Lose 50 pounds. That's good. I mean, I want cheese right now. I'll be honest with you.

I read the story. She's so good, man. I know. Yeah. And finally, production of the final season of Yellowstone is underway. I like Yellowstone a whole lot for like two and a half seasons. and I never was like, I don't like it anymore. I just stopped watching it and never cared to go back.

I know, and I don't know why. Me either. I like Yellowstone. I don't even know where I am, though. Me either. I remember last thing I know, Kevin Costner was like King of England or something. Governor. Pretty much. Something like that. It got kind of weird.

But what do you do after? You have to make up new stories. I was watching, what's a Goodwill Honey with my son? I said, look, from Yellowstone. He's like, what? I don't even know he's in there. Yeah. He's really young.

It doesn't even look like him. That's a new stakes. Those were Bobby's Stories A win is a win A win A win is a win

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Search the Cino Show. And listen now. Okay, I looked up the Apple app after the news to see if I could use it to not be as motion sick. It is not out yet. It is coming out later this year when new updates are added to the phone. I looked at the app store. There were like, no such thing. And then I Googled it and it says Apple has announced and that it will be out later this year.

No time yet. That's what's up. Well, wait. Now, two things. That app and NCAA College Football for PS5. Oh, I cannot wait. When's that coming out? July. July.

Yeah. I've already set aside time in my calendar. Did you pre-order that? In July. Of course. I pre-order the Maddened NCAA bundle of two. Of course. Yeah.

First of all, you get a cheaper deal because I buy them both anyway, and you get college football points. You get points to, like, buy stuff. Anyway, moving on. That's why you pre-order, man. Exactly why. Mike D. saw Celebrity in the Wild, which is always fun because for those that don't know, if we're new, to wherever you're. listening, we live in Nashville.

And none of us are from Nashville, but we moved here because this is where all the country music people are. And so we just go to the store sometimes and we see them there and it's crazy. We may see them in the studio and it's like, oh, how about that? That's dude, that person's pretty cool. But we see them out live. It's like, what? Once I saw Hillary Scott at Target and I know Hillary Scott from Lady 8.

I was like, there's Hillary Scott at Target. Oh, even better. My dog peed on her feet at the dog place that both of our dogs would go to. That's right. I remember that. And I was like, my dog peed on her feet. That's so cool. All right, Mike D.

Where were you when you saw this celebrity in the wild? I was at the container store. I was trying to get a display case for that post Malone beer can I have. So I needed something to put it in. Okay. Did you ever get that signed by him? No. Do you want it signed by him?

I would love it signed by him. I should have taken it and had it signed at the ACMs. Maybe he'll come in at some point. That's on me. I'm holding on the hope to that happens. Okay. Okay. So let's do, there's four of us.

Let's do 12 questions. See if we can identify the person. The container store. So they must love containment. Okay. Don't let that slip. mind. Okay. Question number one. I'll go first. Is it a man? It is a man. Okay, Amy. A man of the container store. I'm shocked. Is he married? He's married. It's got to me. Lunchbox over to you. What celebrity man at

the container store that's married did Mike see yesterday? Are they part of a, are they a musician? They're a musician. Is he in country music, Mike? In country music. Okay, we got one round over, two rounds to go. Maybe we narrowed it down. Is he over 40? He's over 40. Okay. Does he have a beard? He has a beard.

Do you know who did it? I think he is. Or is that just a good question? I have an idea. But I mean, did you? Well, I mean, beers. Oh, but over 40, huh? Oh, see, okay, she doesn't know.

You said over 40? Yeah, over 40. Got it. I got to Google this first. Finish the questions. We're on a team. Okay. Because I feel like I know a bearded guy over 40.

Do you? Yeah. I think he's over, I think he's over 40. Yeah, mine's borderline. I'm not quite sure, but he's right around 40. Yeah. Does he fly a plane? No.

He doesn't have a beard. Who are you talking about? Dirk's has a beard? Yeah, kind of, but it's short. I'd be that, I'd have to like, yeah, I'd say scruff, but okay. Oh, true, true, I guess. Mike, is this, does he wear a cowboy hat when he performs? Yes.

Oh. Okay. Does he have his A few of his last songs been covers But there's such cool obscure covers That most people don't even know their covers I would say yes You got it? Yeah, I got it

I think I got it I have no idea Does he play tennis at the mall? He does Yeah, that's what I think it is That's who I have Is it Chris Tableton? Is Chris Tableton?

He's number 40? I think he's right at him He's 46 Oh really? And Chris you look good buddy Yeah he does What was he getting at the container store? I would recognize his wife first

Then I was like, that looks like, More than I was like, that's Chris Thapleton. It was just weird seeing him there because it's like, you'd figure he'd be like at a music store, at a record store. He's at the container store, look at a like file cabinet. What was he wearing? He was wearing his signature, like just a ball cap,

sunglasses and then like a jean jacket. Hair and the ponytail? No, just hair down. What did he say? Nothing. He was just walking around. No, no. What did you say to him?

Nothing. Why would you bother him at the container store? That's where people. Did you take a pick? No, nobody was. Was anybody in the world? Nobody was bothering him. At one point, he even, like, needed help with something.

Nobody helped him. Just like us. Wow, I love that. Wait, nobody, nobody helped him. No. He was like, get some help and nobody came. No, man. Can't help you.

It was like, see. I need some help. The guy's like, a guy working there. Like, are you special or something? No. Somebody, please help me. Who do you think you are? Like, he didn't even snap up behind the back pick?

No, that's creepy. No, we're all good on that, really. That's kind of weird that you do that. That's his lunchbox is. No, how cool would be. But he was in the studio three weeks ago. You know how many news outlets would run with the story? How many ran with yours of Lauren Elena?

No, we got told to take him down. I don't know that it's news. I don't think it's news unless they're doing something. They're buying containers. Chris Staples is looking to move out of Nashville. He's buying containers. That's a false narrative. Exactly.

But that's what they do. The National Enquirer, they write these crazy stores. The National Enquirer? We're here is this. You guys have been in the grocery store lately? It's still there. It is still there. That's pretty cool, though, huh?

It's crazy. That's pretty cool. Chris Daibleton. Stars are just like us. Man. They go to the container store and they don't get help and they need it.

I love it. Dang. Coming up in second, I'll eliminate somebody else from the movie role. You know, this whole segment about an hour ago

where, you know, last year I was reached out to and they were like, hey, can you do this Christmas movie? Did she get off work? Is it cool with you?

She does? And I was like, of course. Never want somebody to not have an opportunity. I received. I pick my words here. an email asking a very similar question again.

This is awesome. I might as well make it a bit. And so of everybody here on the show, I've eliminated Mike and Abby and Ray and Ray. Okay. So, everybody else still in the mix? I'll eliminate one more person next. I'm going to address three things in this segment.

Up first, the popcorn shrimp competition. Eddie said he could eat 1008 popcorn shrimp in 30 minutes. And if he did it, I would give him $108. But now I hear he's backing off of it. Nope, nope. Not back and off. I would like to amend the rules. If that's possible.

Probably not. But go ahead. What do you want to amend it to? I was just thinking about it. A hundred and eight shrimp. I don't want forced you to do this. It was your idea because of the news story. I know.

And I heard it and I said, you know what? I could totally do that. Honestly, I don't know if I can do 108. I can do a lot. And I just... That's not interesting. And I feel like if we can... I can run a marathon, but I can run a lot.

Okay, what happened? There you go. Dude, 101, 108's impossible. But 108 is because that guy, like, it was all based on the story. It's not impossible because someone did it. Yeah, he did it. Yeah, but you don't have to do it. And none of us said, here's a story.

And Eddie, you have to do this. I read the story about the guy eating the 107 shrimp or 108, whatever it was. And you said, oh, I could do that. And I said, okay, if you think that, I don't want you doing it for no reason. I'll give you $108 popcorn shrimp And you said I can do that

I know I did I said But if you don't You have to razor shave your head Right Right right right To which I think that's probably why you're Because I don't want to do that obviously But what if I'm backing out

What if I eat 70 That's not fun What do you mean 70 70? Nobody is a lot 70 That's not breaking the record No no no

I'll still try to go more than 70 But I don't get paid any money Until I hit 70 but once I pass that 70 mark I don't have to shave my head. No, because then you'll just get to 71 and be like, all right, I'm done. You have again said something. No, then I want to make money now.

Eddie wants to do it, but. Yeah, you would are good, but now you're not again. Here we go. Are you officially out? No, no. You're the one who declared the competition. We did not even, this is all you. Are you out?

Are you in? You went away. It's a lot of shrimp. Think about, I come back to you. No, no, it's not worth the drum roll, right? I appreciate that, though. Eddie lured us in? And we took the bait

Pulled it back The lunchbox, you can't talk You haven't done your three pounds of food yet I just tell me a day My wife would make that guacamole You can't compare yourself to lunchbox That's not a good person Like Amy always follows through

Thanks guys Amy can you do one away She got that tattoo She was supposed to Oh that was a setup I set her up Yeah Okay the next thing I'm addressing

This is a setup No it's not No you're doing on to this The next thing I'm addressing I was contacted Last year In the summer And they said hey

Would it be possible that Amy come and do a cameo in this movie. Time flies. It was two years ago. It was two years ago. Yeah, because it came out, not this last Christmas, but the Christmas before. Dang. I know. It felt like last year to me too, but... I'm still 35, right?

Yeah, I know. Okay, so, I was like, of course, I would never want to hold any of you guys back from doing anything. How hypocritical on me, I have tried to do like eight things, and Amy goes, and she crushes it, she has lines, she plays herself at Holiday Harmony, it's on max. She made money? She did.

How much do you think you made total from that? I still get some fun checks and now. Ballpark, total estimate. Latest check was for foreign screenings. Ballpark, um, over 5,000. Wow.

Wow. And she's on Max. That's Hollywood. Forever in holiday harmony. Okay. So I was reached out to again. It's like, hey, there's somebody wanted to do,

it's, it's a, it's a good spot. Multiple lines. And I think they sent me the script part so I would see how much it was, because they've asked for this person have a few days off.

I would let whomever have a few days off, not a big deal. And they said, would this person want to do it? Yep, I would. And all I've said is it's not Mike sadly and it's not Abby sadly and it's not Ray sadly.

No, we're not sad. So I'm going to cut one other person here. You don't want to give us a line? I don't have the script up. I have my email. Maybe I do tomorrow. They probably, they don't want you to share that. That's probably true, too.

Yeah. But what I care? I've been practicing. You have? Yeah. Have you seen the, Have you seen the body? It's in the creek.

Follow me. What role is that? Hispanic detective. There was no hint of a Hispanic. In a Christmas? Oh, you know, Latino. Yeah, yeah. But you're, there's...

Wait, is it Christmas? Yeah, it's another Christmas, too. Okay, okay, okay, I got it. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. You haven't said that. What?

The breaking news. You haven't said that. Breaking news. Okay, they don't want a Hispanic detective for Christmas. This could be huge because... Because this, the more you're in, then the more you get considered, and then it becomes your thing. You're like the hallmark or...

Oh, you're locked into Christmas. Yeah, you're like the romantic Christmas movie person. So here's the thing. It definitely could be... What if it's Feliz Navidad? Christmas. I don't think about that, but the Mexican detective. Mexican Santa.

It's Christmas. Amy. What? You're still in. No! Oh my gosh. I mean, she's Miss Christmas, man. I ain't given it.

No, you know. Eddie? This is what I've always on. No, no, come on, bones. Come on. Get them out of here. Come on. Get them out of.

Hold on. Oh, ho. That's good. You're still in. Latino Christmas is here. Yes, I'm still in. Let's go, baby. Yeah, don't even worry about it.

I know I'm in. Morgan. You're out. I'm sorry, you're out. Ah. Much wikes. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

You're in. Yeah, no, no. Oh, wait, what? You're in. Oh, yeah. I heard sorry. Yeah, I'm sorry. You're in.

Okay, so. Oh, my good. So when do we find out the rest? I can tell you right now, but I'm only doing this. It's just a bit at this point. I probably should have just come and... Don't stretch it out. We stretch it out, everything out, and it's like,

stretch it. Stretch it. It's going to be... This is real. This is real. It's not like when certain people have a three-day bit tease, and it turns out Eddie threw some eggshells on the ground. Right, right, right.

I call it any names out here. I still think it's disgusting what he did. That's so gross what he did. That's pretty stupid. Okay. Okay. Okay. You got us.

What could be Hispanic Christmas? You're just really attached that Hispanic thing. I mean, dude, it's me. You know, Hispanic guy. I can be a detective. I can be a neighbor. I can be whatever. No, if they need you to speak Spanish,

they would have cast Mike D. True. I don't, it's not Spanish speaking. But it definitely could be something Hispanic or could be Amy again or could be lunchbox because they're just like, we need that personality. I need that acting. Ooh, a drunk Santa.

You can be a good drunk Santa. I'll give you that. You want to know now or tomorrow? Now. Tomorrow it is. All right. Lobby Bone Show. Boney up the day.

This story comes over from St. Augustine, Florida. A man was walking around decided, hey, I see a nice $100,000 boat out there on the water. I want to take me a little joy ride. So he jumped on the boat. Obviously, had no idea what he was doing, kind of almost sank it. And he just came walking down the dock.

After he sank it? Yeah. And people are like, huh, he's only an under. wear. That's weird. And oh, wait, he has an ankle monitor on. That's how they were able to track him. You see the guy, and this wasn't a bonehead, but he was at the PGA, and he took up all

his clothes to jump in for the club. No. Or the golfer's club. No. The golfer threw it in the pond, and he's like, I'll go get it. And he got all the way down to his underwear and then jumped in. Did he get it? Yeah, he got the club.

Nice. Wet the whole day. But also got all the way down to his underwear. If he were just in his underwear there, they'd probably have charged him with something. Yeah, but it's like a swimsuit. Yeah, but I hear you. Let's say he streaks across in just his underwear. They're probably like, oh, you're...

Indecent exposure. But because he did it for a club, it's like, you're a hero. All right, lunchbox. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. We drafted best ways to say goodbye, so like slaying terms for bye. And Eddie had adios, ostela vista, via candios. Yes, much gusto.

You didn't finish last, so you're good. Oh, you're safe. Wow. Lunchbox had see ya. Yeah. later and talk to you later. Not see you later. No, no, but he had see you and later and talk to you later.

Boom. But you started, the whelper was running dry around the last round. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. You're not in last place. That's what I'm talking about. Morgan, you're in last place. Yeah, I know. Oh, no.

That's so dumb. Morgan had peace by Felicia and TTIO with only 6% of the votes. Morgan was in the last place. Amy next to last place. No, I don't think it was too young. The T-TYL But Bai Felicia's old That's like a late 90s reference

I know but it came popular recently No make excuses loser Amy had peace out Ciao and bye Next to last But you're still in In third place Was lunchbox

Oh man The belt will switch hands It'll either go to Eddie Who has Adios Oste la vista or via Condios Or me

See There's no chance Eddie one That had C Alligator Wait see you later Alligator I'm out And Christ be with you

Oh that's a good one man. Christ be with you is Vaya con Dios, but in English. I don't even, I've never heard someone say Christ be with you. You never have been in church? At church. They say peace be with you.

I guess it depends if you're a church that likes Christ or not. Yeah, I'm Catholic. We say peace be with you. So which one do you think won? You. Eh. Yo.

The person that won had 46% of the vote, massive victory. Wow. It's either Eddie with Adios, a la Vista, or me with CETA, later alligator. I'm out. or Christ be with you.

Man, I don't know. The Christ be with you is so powerful. It's got to be see you later. Yeah, it's got to be see you later. Check you later, alligator. The belt will change hands. The belt will now go to Eddie. What?

What? You won. Yes. Two things that rarely happens. First time ever it's ever happened that Eddie won and Morgan lost. Oh, my goodness. Man, that means my people voted. Hey, this is like Haley's comment.

Once every 80 years, the perfect scenario just happened. Wow. Morgan, who's the best. Last place. Eddie, who's the worst? in first place. I never win the draft. Bizarro day.

Give me that belt. Take the belt back. That's your belt. Thank you. We will see you tomorrow. Christ be with you, everybody. Adios. Vaya con Dios.

See you later, Alligator. Bye. Bye. You want to say one of your last place once, Morgan? Bye, Felicia. All right, bye, everybody. Let's go. Bobby Bones.

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