The Bobby Bones Show - (Wed Full Show) Morgan Asks The Show To Set Her Up With Someone + Possible Scam Jobs + Luck Of The Draw Trivia!

Episode Date: July 26, 2023

Morgan has been having some trouble dating, so she wants to know if anyone on the show knows of someone they could set her up with. Find out if anyone does and if she agrees to go on a date with them! Plus, we share some scam jobs you should be on the lookout for! Then, we play 'Luck Of The Draw Trivia' and Scuba Steve and Raymundo compete!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar.

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All right, let's go around the room here. His side hustle consists of selling smoked chicken to people on the show, and maybe the extra income. that he makes will pay for a product that'll make his hair grow. Oh, it's not funny. I don't write that one. That's not nice. Home run there. Dang. Here is producer Eddie, everyone. Dang, wow. Hey, so that

didn't make me sad. That's whatever. But I do have some sad news to report. I have discalculia. What is that? I've been diagnosed with discalculia. I don't know what that is. Discalculia is a learning disorder that affects a person's ability to understand numbers, like

math. You don't have that. No, no, no, I listen to her DM me and said that she thinks I have discopplea. Okay, so... Because I'm so bad at these math games. Okay, but I thought you went to the doctor, and you're acting like they diagnosed you with something you're dying tomorrow. Hey, man, when you don't know numbers, sometimes they feel like you're dying. Like, you guys are so good at square roots. I just sit here and watch you guys do them.

But what do you mean so good? We just learned how to do them. Watch. That's like watching something. Hold on somebody building a house. You're so good to building a house. Well, do you know what he did to learn how to build the house? Well, he learned how to hammer nails.

He learned how to measure. I tried. I went to school like you guys. You want me to go back to flashcards at the age of 44? You could. You could study with your kid because he's in high school and so he's probably learning the stuff you need to learn. Descalculee is a learning disorder that affects a person's ability to understand number-based information in math. Anybody could claim that bad. Because it probably is a real thing. That's my point is. So if you're just recklessly claiming it. It's a reckless thing. And he's acting like, oh yeah, I have it. And some people are really dealing with that insurance. Yeah, golf scores really quickly. I've seen it. I can do that.

Yeah, I mean, it's like one minus 30 plus two, six. 478. Eddie, what's a square root of 16? There's no square root of 16. Do you know what a square root is? Something multiplied in itself. Now he's just acting. Now he's going full coolia.

Exactly. Guys, it's numbers. A number multiply. What? I can't do numbers. Okay, the answer's four. It's four times four. I thought that would be eight.

What's the square root of eight? Oh, 16. There is no square root of eight. Oh, six. See, that's what I thought that was. But I'm telling you, bones. You're giving me discocoolia. I don't even know how, but now my brain's messed up.

I'm starting to believe he has to cool you. I'm telling you. Disciculia. I thought a doctor really diagnosed you. A listener DM'd you. Do you want me to go to a doctor? Yes. And ask if I have dyscalia.

Well, if you act like that, a doctor, the other guy's cancer. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. Okay. We're moving on over here. This next person is upset because no one has offered Mariah to work recently, and that's because he criticizes everybody on the show frequently.

Here he is. Lunchbox. Have you guys ever got great news and had a bad reaction? I don't know what you're talking about. Because there's this dude on, I mean, there's this woman on TikTok. She finds out she's pregnant for the fourth time. Her and her husband have decided they're not having any more kids. And so she sets up the camera and she tells him,

yo, I am pregnant with our fourth kid. And she put it in a FedEx like envelope. And it's like a sheet of paper that says you're going to be a dad. and man, listen to his reaction. It is not good. Oh, I didn't even stop playing on me. Alicia, no. I'm not playing.

No, yes, you are. I'm not, no. I'm not. No, babe. I'm not. No. Babe, I'm not joking. Don't do this to me.

Please, babe. Please tell me you're joking. No. Don't do this to me. Buddy, you did it to her. Yeah, man. What are you talking about? I mean, no, you.

He's in like a white button-up shirt, sitting on the edge of a bed. Gosh. He picked that beard, his hair cut short. And he puts his hands in his head in his hands. He's like, oh, my God. He's brought him to the kid. You got to delete that video.

You can't let your son or daughter see that. It exists now. It's out there. It's everywhere. But, I mean, he is so angry. And so I just think about like, man, you get good news. I mean, supposedly good news. And you, oh.

No. But that's like when the gender reveals when guys, like, act all sad when they realize they're having a girl. Well, or they try not to act all sad. You see the pain in their eyes and they quickly bounce out of it. Okay, moving on, a potential endorsement has this next person feeling a bit older this past week. And her vulnerability is the one thing that makes her unique. Say hello to Amy, everybody. So my son was watching something on YouTube, and it's called Fail Army.

Oh, Failed Army's hilarious. Okay, I had never heard of it, but he had it on, and his friend was over, and they were just laughing. And I looked up, and I was like, oh, we're going to watching America's Funniest Some videos, because it was all these like... Hey, me, ma'am. Good over there? It was all these, you know, epic, like, fall, people falling and wiping out, and it's all compiled together. Because there's like a... I don't like the falling falling, because I don't physically, I don't like to fall in.

But they have a lot of stuff of people just, like, doing wrong stuff. It's hilarious. Yeah, and they have one where it's like they've compiled them all in a row and it's fast, like a greatest... News bloopers, anchor bloomer's a failed army are hilarious. Oh, those are good. Okay, yeah. So there's all kinds of things up there. And so I was just going to let parents know, like, it's another fun thing for you to watch as a family or for your kids to watch.

Is it cursing or anything? Not in the ones I saw. Is there a cursory? I don't know, but I didn't know. Well, I really thought it was... I don't think it's G-rated. Well, you know what? Then this is an opportunity to talk about bad works.

Fail Army has 16 million subscribers. Wow. Yeah. It's crazy. I'm watching a train, the one that's up now, and this car can't get off the tracks. Oh, no. What do they do?

The people didn't die, but the train, boom! It's the car? Yes. I mean, it's like, also people, like, tripping, like, random. And it's just all that. Right. It's pretty funny. I'm not going to lie.

Hey, Funnies Home videos, though. They were the OG of all that. Yeah. It's still on. Amy asking her son, you watching America's Funnies Home videos? No, no. You don't watch that? It's still long.

Alvando hosts it. Oh. You watch your Falun Army now, too? Wow. Yeah, fell on me is pretty funny. The guy, there's a construction guy thing, and they have this big thing in glass building. Boom. It shatters.

That's the kind of stuff I like. All right, Ray, hit me up. From Mountain Pine, Arkansas. He's a big vintage shirt guy. And if he sees a listener, he always says hi. Bobby Bones. Thank you. Amy, I think you'll like

the quarterback show on Netflix. Oh, you do? My wife likes it a lot. I started episode one. Okay. What did you think? I liked that the wives are involved. I liked hearing their perspective

of some things. And Mahong Patrick. Yeah. So it was funny they were doing interviews with his wife at their house and he's like in the backyard like yelling at the dogs. Oh, yeah.

See them like, I like the footage at them at home and like their real life. And that one guy has that like, you know, his trophy room or whatever, but it's in a hidden door. Kurt cousins. Yeah, because he's humble and like, anyway, people make fun of his. You didn't watch it. People make fun of his clothes. But then his wife is like, well, I'm the one that dresses him. And I don't know.

It's funny. I know he talked about it. And we started, we watched more. And I was talking to Caitlin Batch. She goes, I think Amy, I like that too. But I didn't know you started it. Yeah. I was going to try to watch a few episodes before.

I brought it to you with a review, but since this came up, I'm like, well, yeah, I guess I'll admit that I watched the first one. And I did like, it wasn't just... Will you watch the second one? Sure. But I started thinking it was going to be the guys on the field, miced up, like doing their quarterback thing. And it's so much more than that.

What's a quarterback thing? Is there a quarterbacks? Ready to get on the line. Get on the line. Who's your favorite all-time quarterback, you think? Rathlisbler. Probably Tom Brady. Tom Brady, the first one you can think of?

No, I thought of Drew Breeze. Well, why not Drew Breeze? I went to the same high school you went to. No, he went to my, you know, I went to Austin High. He went to Westlake. Oh, that's right. He went to Westlake. But he played football with my sister's husband, and my, he says, like, genuinely

a nice guy. Who's your favorite running back of all time? Oh, there's also Tim Tebow. What is it? Running back. Who's your favorite running back of all time? Um, I'm just here so I don't get fined. Marchion Lynch?

Yeah. Cool. And who's your favorite wide receiver of all time, do you think? Uh, uh, Probably I mean, there's so many. So many. Yeah, you have a lot.

There's so many. You're often talking about best wide receivers of all time here. There's so many that I like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But probably, I know who my least favorite quarterback is. No, no, no, that's not what I asked. I said, who's your favorite wide receiver of all time? Ben Rottlesburger.

No, he's a retired quarterback. Right. Wide receiver. Any favorites that are already too many in the name. Can you just give me like a, you tell me yours? She doesn't know one. Or like a, just give me a hint. I bet I could know him.

A hint. There's like a million. Give me a hint of one I would know and then I'll know it. Just a hint. Maybe give him a first name. Half of a first name. Jerry. Jones. No.

No. Jerry Rice. I wouldn't have known him. You know Jerry Rice? Jerry Rice. Give me another one. Michael. Straight hand. Not a receiver.

Irvin. Okay. Go. Jerry Jones. He owns. Okay, he owns the Cowboys. I'm sure at some point he played football. Calvin.

Harris. Johnson. Calvin Harris, the DJ. Taylor's supposed to ex-boyfriend. Okay. Justin. Beaver. Jefferson.

I honestly, I guess I don't know any wide receivers. Like, honestly, tell me a wide receiver I would know. Well, I just told you four. No. Oh, you know, you know, Odell Beckham. Yes. Really? Yeah.

What's the nickname? Odell Beckham. Oh, brick wall. Brick wall. What is it? His name's Odo Beckham Jr., so they call him OBJ. OBJ. Or brick wall, depending on...

Isn't there a football player where their nickname is brick wall? I'm sure somewhere in the world there's a brick wall football player. I feel like I heard that on 30 for 30 once. Yeah, okay. Well, we're going to start the show, but I appreciate you walking down the sports road with me. No problem. There you go. It's time to open up the mailbag.

You send an email and we read it all the air. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. I want to start eating healthier. I want to start exercising regularly. But I don't know how to make the new habits stick a few times in recent years. I've started off really great with a plan to get healthy. But I've always ended up reverting back to my old unhealthy habits.

What advice do you have on making new habits stick? Signed, health journey, Heather. Well, my first advice is don't beat yourself up about it not working all those times before because if we're just being honest here, it's probably not going to work a couple more times before something does stick. Secondly, I definitely would not have just a goal of eating healthier and exercising regularly. Those vague, generic goals do nothing because you're not attached to anything. I would make specific small goals.

If you want to make big things happen, you've got to make small goals. when I used to run and I hated running but I was training for triathlons. I would do these Olympic triathlons and I'd have to go run 10 miles. I hate running. I never want to run 10 miles. I don't want to run one mile

but I would find if I was going this is the 10 mile journey. This is my run. I was miserable the whole time but if I just went tree to tree or to the stop sign and then the next, it was me just playing mind games with myself

to make it 10 miles. So what I would say, if you want to start eating healthier. First of all, don't go full changeover. You can't just go one day where you eat like A and you're like, start tomorrow, I'm eating like B. Nope. You need to eat A light. Make small changes.

But what happens is we don't see results super fast so then we go, this must not be working. I'm going back to how it used to be. That's not true. You can't get yourself in that trap. So what I want you to do is I want you to make two pretty easy to attain goals, one for eating healthier, one for exercising regularly. Easy to attain.

If that's two times a week for 20 minutes exercising, great. I want you to put down on your phone screen, you can lock it on a phone screen. I'm going to exercise twice a week. I'm going to ride the bike for 20 minutes. I'm going to walk around the block for 20 minutes Monday and Thursday. Eating healthier. I'm just not going to have four coax. I'm going to have two.

That's a big change. Put down your phone screen. Do it for two weeks. Change up your phone screen. It's so exciting to be able to change up the goal and change up the phone screen. And then it's, I'm going to exercise. three times or I'm going to exercise twice, I'm going to walk a little further. You have to do it that way or it'll never last.

So many people want to start running or they want to start lifting. They go and like, I'm going to start getting to it. They get so sore. Their feet hurt so bad. They're just like, ow, I can't even, I'm not going to go do it again because it hurts. And by the time they're all healed up, they're like, eh, screw it. Cake. So that's my advice to you.

You want to eat healthier and exercise regularly, but the way to do that is not by doing that. It's by going, I might have two less coax this week. I'm going to exercise twice. This week, that's not it. That's all. And I'm not going to be like your only exercise and twice. You're going to make your goal and you're going to be proud of it when you accomplish it. And when it doesn't work out, you didn't fail because you're not quitting.

It ain't over until you quit. You ain't quitting. That's how to be healthier and exercise regularly. It's not to worry about eating healthier and exercising regularly. It's setting tiny goals. You can do it. I promise you you can do it. There have been much weaker people that have done much bigger things.

So go get it. Little habits. you fail, big deal. Get back up, do it again. Appreciate that email. Good deal. There you go. That's what it's, I was going to say.

I was going to say, like a wrong segment here. Like, writing down the why, anytime you want to do anything new, like why do you want to do it? And then if you're having trouble getting motivated, like to go do the workout, I love Mel Robbins' five-second rule.

I love Tony Robbins. Yeah, no, you can. And I love Rockin Robin. You can Google it. There's a scientific reason. why your brain responds to like 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and then you go do it. Robin from Batman.

Oh, yeah. He was Batman and Rob. Non-negotiable. Five, four, three, two, one. Got it. We're having two conversations at the same time. I like it, though. Turn the right speaker up.

Here, Amy, talk about that. Turn the left. You hear us being idiots. All right. Good luck. That's what, that's it. That's it. We got your email,

and we found the clothes. Bobby's mail bag. Hey, Sarah, good morning. Welcome to the show. I'm on my way to jury duty for a murder case, and I was just curious if y'all had ever had jury duty.

Can she say that? Oh, I thought she was on her way to see if she made a jury. Oh, man. She's actually on a murder case. Wait, did she say her name? That's crazy. It did say her name. Do you think they did it?

Maybe that's her real name. She talks about it all. Yeah. So, wait, have you already started being on the jury? Or is this your very, very first day? No, this is the last day. It's the last day. You're not sequestered?

You don't always sequester. I know, but it would be cool if she was. No, we've been able to go home and stuff. How long have you been on? on jury duty for this case. Since Monday, so this is a fourth day. Wow. So has it been... Fourth day and last day.

But have you started going into voting? Like, deliberation. Thank you. No, that's today. Today we're supposed to hear closing arguments in deliberation. What are you leaning? She can't say that. Yes. No, no.

Okay, let me... Are you the foreman? No, but I... We don't even have one yet, So I may be picked today. Wow. Oh my gosh. You get the one. Are you nervous that someone's life is in your hands? Yes.

Do you have, do you feel like an extra responsibility that maybe you didn't feel at the very beginning, but since you've been to the whole process, you're like, I really have to commit to doing this the right way because somebody's life is coming down to my opinion? Absolutely. Absolutely. Their freedom. Yeah. What did you take from being on a jury for four or five days? You're sitting there.

Can you, do you feel like maybe whomever is the defendant, do you feel like their lawyer and how likable their lawyer is? Do you feel like that matters at all? I do. I do. I do think so. I would think so.

The way they speak and, you know, how reliable they sound. What about the judge? If the judge ever go, contempt a court. Yeah. Sustained, overruled. Order in the court.

No. The lawyers do that a lot. It's a lot of like, objection, objection. And so it's like, once I feel like the witness is going to say something good, then they're like, objection. And so I'm like, oh, man, I wish I knew what they were going to say. Okay. How about this? Has anyone said anything?

And then the judge is like, strike that from your memory. You cannot let this affect you. But you've already heard it. Right. So you can't not have it store in your memory. Right? That's a weird thing, right? Yeah, that is a weird thing.

She has not told us to strike anything from our memory. That's not even possible. Has the defendant taken the stand? No, they didn't. Oh. Did you have to hear from any forensic scientists? Yes. I was like the boring stuff.

Oh, did you take notes with a pen and paper? Or did you just go, I'm taking notes on that? They let you take notes, but then you can't, like, look at them afterwards. What? Then why would you take notes? Yeah. Sometimes writing something down helps you remember it better. I just end up doodling.

Right. The whole time. Strong little pig. shirts. Yeah. Wow. Okay. Did you have to miss work? And they, were they like, cool, go do jury duty? Because they have to, but were they still like cool. Yeah. Um, I'm a dental hygienist. And so I had to, all my patients had to be rescheduled and everything. And so, no, my work was not happy. And they only pay you $6 a day to be on the jury. That's terrible. I wouldn't think you get a minimum wage. Yeah, I would just be like, day one, guilty. Got to go back to work. Then he just, can you negotiate that the $6? A day? I don't

think you really have any leverage. No, they said you can donate it if you want to. Are you looking for the news cameras when you walk out of court? Like, are you going to write a book? Oh my gosh, no. Did you want to be? There's no news cameras. I won't say God out, but I was released of and relieved of jury duty because the case that I was in, I was affected not by that person, but by something similar.

Like, has anybody here been jumped or been a victim of gun violence in any way? And I have all I have been. And they were like, you're free to go. Did you ever try to do something like stand up and yell, I'm racist or I'm racist or I Hey, just to get out. America. I know from the show Dury Duty. I was surprised that a bunch of the people on here had not seen that show.

But, no, I felt like a lot of people did say to sign weird answers when they were asking, but I couldn't honestly answer anything like that to get out. Amy? Well, so, are you, has this case made you scared? Of what? Well, I don't know. Murdering. Yeah, I mean.

I was already scared. But she's not. They're guilty or not. Like, okay, two parts to this. I know she doesn't, but like, it just made you, because you're exposed to all this information of things that are happening in the world that could happen. And you're like, oh, so are you going home a little more scared? And then also, depending on the verdict, like, did they warn the jury?

Like, hey, if you need protection. Amy's always worried about somebody. Regardless, retaliating against her for everything. Well, like, is the defendant staring at the jury? Like, mm-hmm. Yeah. Don't you dare. Oh, that's good.

Is the defendant ever look at you and lick his lips or, like, dude, like sharpened knives in front of you? It could have been a girl. Oh, yeah. Well, I try to look at the defendant sometimes and see how, like, their reaction. But then I'm like, I don't want them to look at me when I'm looking at them. Yeah, scary. See? Do you worry about retaliation, like Amy said?

Oh, no, I'm not worried about retaliation. But are you scared? That's what she means. I mean, I think that it's heavy. I leave the end of the day like it's heavy stuff. But no, I'm not scared. I wonder, do you daydream at all? like sometimes you oh my gosh I missed an hour oh good point yes it'd be hard not to fall asleep exactly

honestly if you're sitting there for hours stuff with those medical people and they're like oh what is your job what do you do did you have to go to school to do that blah blah blah blah blah so it's kind of like repetitive and do you feel like the lawyers at some point on one side or the other could be wearing you down with such boring stuff that you do check out and you're not able to actually because if I were like a lawyer and my I knew my bro here was guilty and he had murdered I would try to board the jury so much that they would just check out and be so bored they'd be like I don't even know what I forgot so I got to do the honorable thing and say not guilty yeah that's a good strategy

no the judge won't the judge is like move on I'd be like I'm bringing a bucket of paint for my next I'm gonna everybody just watch it dry here okay now watch watch and then they everybody would forget what was going on is there a like a reserve or an alternate juror yes that would suck you have to do all that and then you don't even get to have it's not a famous person either

oh dang well I first of all commend you for sticking all the way through. I think what's great about this segment is that you had a job, but you have a civil, civic responsibility, and someone's life is on the line, and you are focused and you're doing your best job, and you're giving what you owe as an American citizen, and that is your time, efforts, energy, to be a responsible juror.

And I applaud you for that, Sarah. I appreciate that call. Thank you so much, yes. Stay safe. That's amazing. All right, Sarah. You'll have a good day. Have a good day.

Bye. I'd be terrible, juror. That was awesome. Oh, man. I'd be creating bits for the show and I'd fucking listen to me doing murder. I'd be like, oh, you know, it'd be funny. And I'd write it down to me. You know what'd be funny.

I'd be terrible. Yeah. I'd be daydreaming the whole dog. Good luck to her. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Shout out to Jason Smith. He's 45 years old.

He lives in Vegas. He works for Caesars. And last year, he was like, man, I don't know. I'm a single dad, but I want more kids. And let me look into some fostering. So he goes and gets certified to be a foster parent. And he waits, he waits. He gets teamed up with three boys, their brothers.

One's nine, one's ten, one's 11. He's like, I want all three of these. And that's special because most of the time, you know, people can't take three brothers or three people are too much. So these three brothers have been moved five different times, five different foster homes. So he goes, no, no, no, we're not going to do that anymore. I'm going to take them in, bring them into my home.

And then nine months later, he finalized the adoption. And they are permanently in his home. What's the deal? Can you just be a single dude in a dog? I mean, you have to prove that you're not a creep. How do you prove that? Is that a test? I don't know.

All right. There are seven questions here. I mean, it is thorough for single women or men or couples. I would think single women would be easier. Probably. They would make more sense. Looking to the track record. Yeah, right, right.

Well, good for this dude. He must be so not a creep. And then he took three brothers together. That's pretty awesome. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good. A win is a win. A win.

So when I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement

to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment. And the next, we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music.

The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app,

Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. top. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care.

So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone?

I'm Ago Wodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, who, who, who. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them 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.

Mm-hmm. 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. A mayor of a woman who plays a lottery all the time said she fell asleep and in her dream the numbers were given to her and then she won $50,000. She said the numbers were came to her twice in a dream. I just want it, but twice. 7-11, 33, 35, 39.

And so she has hit $50,000. So why don't you go to sleep lunchbox and just like before you go to sleep? Be like, please come to me in a dream. I'll do it. Has anything ever happened to you in a dream? Any numbers ever come to you at all? No. No, it's more like I'm in Vegas. It says, bet red or bet this. But then when I go to Vegas, it doesn't happen.

But do you do that? Yeah. I mean, I don't wake up the next day and go to Vegas. I'm like, okay. Well, maybe if you did the next day, though, that's when it was going to hit. Right. That's what I'm saying. I think I messed up. But, I mean, I'll try anything at this point. Pretty much anything. I don't want to say anything. Because I want to win so bad.

I just want to have that feeling. It's sort of like when I used to go to bingo. This is how unlucky I am. You're not unlucky. You are so lucky of a person. Look at your job. You haven't even let me finish my statement. Look at your family. And you're interrupting me.

Yeah, look at your health. Listen to me. We used to go to bingo once a week. And I never got to yell, bingo. I never freaking won. Never. I would bring people to bingo. I brought Eddie first night.

And Eddie won two or three times the first night. Other people I bring. They win the first night. I never won bingo and I was there every single week. I am still just in shock that I could go to bingo that much and never win. You never won. Never. Because we were sending you as a bit to go play bingo and he never won.

Never. But do you think there's something to the fact that you never win and you're extremely unlucky in your mind? Because, I don't know, because sometimes you're just mean to people? Do you think there's any sort of? No. You don't think that at all? No, I'm not mean to people. I'm honest with them.

But mean people always say they're honest. Like a villain, it doesn't matter who the villain is. They never think they're the villain. It doesn't matter. Some people think I'm just on, I'm nice. So, you know what I mean? Like you just tomato tomato. Okay.

I mean, you had to look at it, depending on what angle you look at it. Like, if little Johnny sucks at soccer, you know what I mean? You want me to tell me he's good or you want me telling me sucks? How about not saying anything at all? Yeah, let's just like, if little Johnny comes up to me and says, hey. But you don't. Like, no one comes up to you and asks you. Little Johnny's never walked up to you.

I'm like, random, sir. You guys have asked my opinion on Abby singing, and I say it's bad. No, but you constantly talk about how bad, we don't ask for it. Okay. Well, it's because you guys, keep telling her she's good, and I'm like, guys, come on. Morgan's parents finally told her, hey, you suck at singing. Right? Am I right?

Yeah, that did happen. At what age? I mean, I was in middle school when it happened. Finally, that's what I'm saying. But I think Abby's actually getting better at singing, honestly. Okay. And she's actually pretty good. Okay.

Yeah. Anyway, I'm just saying I do not, I'm just unlucky and I don't know what the reason is. I can't figure it out. I wish I was more lucky, but I'm not. And one day, maybe it'll turn around. Maybe something's going to happen. Do you feel like you've just had a lot of luck in other parts of your life, though? No, I haven't had luck anywhere. No, no, no. Look at your job. Guys, a job is not luck. I met you at a bar. You were driving for Jason's deli. Okay. What about it? So, question for you then.

Do you feel lucky you met me? Interesting. Let's turn it around. Are you lucky because you met me? Absolutely, brother. That's what I'm talking about. Lucky's the, like, the luckest thing never happened to me. No, no, but I mean, like, if you want to look at it that way, it's like, oh, look at your job, you got so lucky, then you got lucky also.

Yeah. Yeah. You got lucky. You got lucky. That's what I'm saying. I'm not saying I'm not lucky here. No, no, we know you're the luckiest person ever. But I don't.

You are the luckiest. You guys are out of your mind. You guys are out of your mind. You guys are jealous than your head. No, that's a good point. You're lucky to have us, Bo. Yes, exactly. Wow.

I mean, if it wasn't going to be, you guys are going to be somebody else. So, you know. No, no. No, no. It's us. It would probably not have catapulted. Right, that's what I'm saying.

The way it don't. I think with your health and your kids and your job. My health, I can't even touch my shoulders. But that's because your arms don't bend. But you're, everything else is good. You're nuts. sick. And it's never stopped you from doing things.

Yeah, scratch you my back. I can't even scratch my own back. But you have a wife that will scratch your back. Look at Eddie, I got to. I have to find the corner of a door frame and rub it off my back on it.

It's like a bear. Bear treat. I mean, for people that are new listeners, maybe don't know. If my collar accident gets popped, guess what? I got to find someone to unpop it. I do have to tie his tie for him.

Lunchbox can bend his elbows, but he can't take him all. all the way to his shoulder. Can't do it. Show everyone. But like you're healthy other than that, like in the real ways. Yeah. Like mentally, I'm strong.

Yeah. Can your kids do that? I have checked. Is it hereditary? It is hereditary. His dad can't do it. My dad can't do it. My grandpa could barely touch the top of his shoulders with the very tip of his thumb.

That was it. You should check your kids. I really need to check them. Oh, man. Can't scratch their back. Well, anyway, she drank the number. She won the lottery. I'm going to go home and.

Lunchbox isn't lucky, apparently. I'm very lucky, apparently. You are. Because I met you guys. Yep. Time for luck of the draw trivia. We have Eric in Louisiana on the phone. So, Eric, how this is going to work is I'm going to draw a name of somebody here on the show,

and then I'm going to draw the category they're going to answer questions from. It's very easy. And if they win, you win, Eric, okay? Awesome. Very good. So, Eric, what do you do for a living? Just a ship agent on the Mississippi River. That's cool.

Wait, what does that mean a ship agent? We deal with customs and the vessel owners and things like that and get the ships in and out of the park. Ooh, like trucks. Are you got any Disney DVDs down there that man got confiscated by Customs? No, no, no, no. Customs for us. Oh. You ever get on the boat like, everybody down? I do have a badge that I show and they think on some type of enforcement, but it's just a regular little badge that anybody can order.

Hey, I need one of those. That's cool. If anybody can order it. Okay, we're going to win him a prize here. Let's go. Everybody has a category they're really good at and they're all in the cup, but you may not get it. So we'll go first with the person.

The person playing. You have the right cup? For Eric is, yeah. Mike rode on their player. The person playing, luck of the draw trivia, will be Scoobo Steve. Now, Scuba Steve's category that he's the best out of Florida trivia being from Florida.

That doesn't mean he'll get it. Let's draw the category. The category of Scoob's Steve will be answering questions is Florida trivia. What on earth? He got his own category. I hope he gets these right, though. If I get it wrong, then I'm a huge disappointment. Wow, Scoba Steve.

All you got to do is get five or seven. Are you ready? Yeah, I'm ready. Let's go. What city in Central Florida host the annual Florida Strawberry Festival? Tampa. Plant City would have been the answer. Oh!

Dang, out of the gate. We've been there. What's the Tampa area? No one calls it Plant City. But Plant City is the city. We've played it many times. Okay. Yeah.

What NASA Field Center located on Merritt Island is named for the United States's 35th president? We just know as Cape Canaveral. What NASA Field Center located on Merritt Island in Florida is named for the United States as 35th president. Wow, these are very specific. And no one local would call these things. Yellow card. JFK. What?

JFK Field. John F. Kennedy Field. Got to be right. Kennedy Space Center. Can't give it to him. Oh, the Kennedy Space Center? Oh, my God, yeah, duh. But no one calls it that.

He just said, he goes, not the locals. The wording is very tricky. So the locals call it JFK? The locals just call it Kennedy Space Center. They call it FK Fields. Okay, well, you can't miss anymore. Okay, right. You've got to go five for five.

Okay. What American rock band formed in the 1960s in Florida and originally went by the name My Backyard, members of the band were killed in an airplane crash in 1977? Leonard Skinner. Correct. Wow. These are really hard. Wait, they weren't Sweet Home Alabama?

We're from there now. That's crazy. I think of Jacksonville, I believe. What's the Florida-based team that plays at Hard Rock Stadium, home games at Hard Rock Stadium? I'm going to guess, I think Miami recently got a new ownership, so I'm going to say Miami Dolphins. Correct. What national park in Florida is 1.5 million acres of wetlands? That'd be the Everglades. Correct.

Florida is known as the blank state. state. The Sunshine State. Correct. You get one more right. Okay. You are the winner. Angering many key lime pie lovers, what alliterative red fruit treat became Florida's official state dessert in March of 2022 in an act signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. Oh, God. What on earth? Oh, man, I've been gone from Florida for a very long time. Angering many key lime pie lovers. Yes. What? Alliterate. red fruit treat.

What does that mean? Alliterative red fruit treat, scuba. I have no idea. What is alliteration? Words. Word, yeah. But what about them? They rhyme.

No. They spell the same. Are they sound the same? Alliterative. Official state dessert now. What is it? Official state of dessert. It's red.

I'm going to say Ruby red grapefruits. Oh, no. Tart. Do you know it, Morgan? I thought it was like cherry pie. be like the same as the... Alliterative would mean. Illiteration would be like,

Bobby bounced a ball on the... Right, he said Ruby Red. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but just so everybody knows the alliteration is. Strawberry Shortcake. Oh. Oh. I'd be mad about that, too. You're a key lime lover? Key lime pie?

Me, I don't like key lime, but I get why people like it. Let's give them a more shot. Let me draw somebody else. Yeah. That was Scoop's own category. His home steak. I know, but those questions are very, they're worded. Yellow card.

Yellow card. I mean, they're weirdly written. Raymundo. Ray Mundo. Yeah. Your category that you're supposed to be good at is things happen in Vegas. Mm-hmm. The category you will play is reality TV.

Oh, he'll be good at that. Five or seven. Went for him, okay? Yep. Luck of the draw trivia. Here we go. Ray Mundo, question number one. What MTV show is named for a watery internet term

referring to someone who creates fake personal profiles? to create someone else's identity. Catfish. Correct. What is the newest real housewife series that aired its first season of 2019? It's the 10th installment of the franchise. Oh, man, I know it's not Potomac, Miami. What's the newest real housewives?

Atlanta, Orange County. I mean, Miami, I think they like went away and came back. Dude, that's tough. O.C. There's maybe another one in California. I mean, I know it's not, but I'm just going to say Potomac. Incorrect. It's a good one too. Yeah. Yeah, Salt Lake.

What's the name of the reality show filmed in Seaside Heights? I mean, that's got to be Jersey Shore. Correct. What's the name of the show Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie starred in? This isn't my official answer, but it's like my famous life. Lifestyles are rich and famous. Simple life. Correct.

Rock it. Got it. What's the name of Kristen Cavalieri's reality show? The newest one? She works at Uncommon James. She used to be a Laguna Beach. Then it was the Hills. I mean, it's like, is it uncommon James?

It's like something about her business or something. What's the name of Kristen Cavalier's reality show? Very Cavalry? Correct. Yes. Yeah! Well, he got that. It's almost like somebody tells him in his ear,

but I can hear what's in his ear and nobody told him anything. Weird. But I knew it was something to do with her name. and something. Okay, here we go. Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll. We're the first word spoken

on what cable channel. I want to say MTV, but there's no way that would be it. Ladies and gentlemen, let's rock and roll. Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll. And that's reality? We're the first word spoken on what cable channel. Comedy Central.

MTV. You have that. But it's pop. Well, comedy is pop and roll. What the? Okay, last one. get this to win. All right.

Who is the host of The Bachelor from 2002, 2021? Chris Harrison. Correct. Gives a guy. Eric, congratulations. Ray Mundo stepped in and won you a prize. All right, Chris. Be safe out there, man.

Okay? We need you to be safe. We appreciate you. We'll hook him up with a gift card to Sonic. And Ray Mundo, nice job, buddy. Yep. There's a recall on like 345,000 children's cups because the children's cups have unsafe lead levels.

Uh-oh. lead's not good right? That's not good. Not unless it's in a pencil. They always say they always say oh is that lead paint and I'm always like I don't know. Do you eat lead paint whatever that is? Yeah. Yeah. They're recalls. Sujima. Let me check. You guys know the lunchbox? I'm looking. Scova Sujumis. They're recalling 8 ounce of 12 ounce models of its cupkin double walled stainless steel children. They have stainless steel children. If there's lead in them and apparently. Oh gosh. I don't have any of those. I don't have that. According to Cupcun, liquid in the now. recall cups is not exposed to lead due to the double walled construction.

The exposure to the lead can occur if the cup bottoms are mistreated, the brand said. Like what they drop them? I mean that what a kid does. All the mistreatment all the time. Yes. Only if it's drinking out of, can you drink lead? By itself, no. I saw that, which was crazy.

This is Kyle from Grand Forks, North Dakota. Bobby Bones, I listen to me every morning on my way into town to go to work. Love your show, man. Appreciate that news. Is that Dracula? I want to talk about it. Thank you for that call, man. I appreciate that.

Leave us a voicemail anytime. 877-Bobby, if we don't answer, it will go to a voicemail. Leave it. Please, thank you. Here's Amy's pile of stories. If you're wondering what people look for when they're booking a cruise vacation.

Okay, we have to stop with the cruise. Okay. Come on. I mentioned, mate. Oh, man. The listeners were all on me. I just felt, I didn't want to do a cruise. I didn't want to listen.

listeners feel like they had to pay to come on a cruise with us. I didn't think anybody would buy tickets. So I've always said no to cruises. Turns out the show got mad at me because I never told them about it. It just felt like it was too expensive a thing to have listeners to do with us. Oh, it's going to be so much fun though, dude. So now everybody's doing cruise stories. Go ahead.

Well, so first of all, they usually want to know about the itinerary. So they got to know what's going to be happening. All the events. What games were going to be playing, different things like that. They went out of the price. Well, we would do, like, Bobby Bone Show games. Yeah. Like we would do like easy trivia.

Bobby feud. Bobby feud. We would do a lot of the stuff we would do that with people that came on the crew. I am not, we're not. On board amenities like, you know, a coffee bar, a gym, yoga class. That's the smoking chicken. I don't know.

Eddie smoking chicken? Yeah, but really what people want to know about is how clean is this ship? No, I did. Never been on one. Did we have to clean it? Yeah. Who cleans that? Loser.

Loser of a game. If you lose Bobby Food, you got to stay and clean the ship. Everybody's in this one space. to see and stuff just spreads. So the CDC does conduct sanitation inspection all ships twice a year. So what we'll do is just make sure it's fully inspected before.

Do you think for those that have been on a cruise before? Who has been on a cruise? Me. Morgan, Amy, lunchbox, scozy. Do you think I will get seasick from being on a big boat like that? Maybe. No. No. I get seasick and I put on a germamine patch and I was golden. Yes, the whole time.

You have to put those little wristbands on. Those wristbands don't work. Those wristbands don't work. This boat is so big. You don't even know you're on the water. Well, I want to know I'm on the water. It's true. Right. You can stay home.

Like, you don't feel anything. Okay. All right. What else, Amy? Hot honey pizza is a thing. Like, it's so good. Oh, we have that. Yeah.

We went to a place. I got pepperoni. They put honey on it. It was awesome. Really? It's so good. So good. So good.

Well, Pizza Hut is getting in on it, and they are testing it out at select locations where you can order the hot honey pizza. I've been making some and selling it. Bobby's hot honey pizza. I was grilling it at the house. So, I'm Eddie's direct competitor for hot chicken. Oh my gosh, Eddie, actually, I feel like the hot honey could be good on your chicken.

You could do hot honey smoking chicken? Well, it would be good. Okay. You really need to hit a point, though, with your hot chicken of success before you branch out and do it. You're right, you're right. I got to make the hot chicken big first. Are you still selling? Yeah, man.

Still going strong. I didn't feel like a good answer. No, we're still smoking every week. Okay, well, and if you don't have a pizza hut near you that's testing us out, just get some hot honey. Get some pizza and put honey on it. It's awesome. Totally. Do it yourself. Okay, I have what actors bought with their first Hollywood paycheck.

Go ahead. And, like, Oprah Winfrey, she bought fluffy Ralph Lauren towels, which is a luxury to buy nice towels. Sylvester Stallone, get this. He bought back his dog because he previously had had to sell it off because he was desperate for money. Crazy. God, that's really cool. And the dog, it ended up co-starring with him in the first two Rocky movies. Lucas.

You know the dog's name? I think that was the dog's name in the movie. Yeah, Budkus. Yeah. Good for you. How did you know that? And he went to the movies and saw the original one. Okay.

Yeah. Tom Cruise paid for his sister's college tuition, and then Selena Gomez bought a Louis Vuitton lap talk back, which makes me think she must have had other nice things already before that. Well, she was a kid star. Because it's like... Maybe it was when she got an adult first to check, like her parents didn't take it from it. Oh, yeah, true, true. All right, there you go. I'm Amy.

That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. He lives in Texas. He's in fifth grade. His name is UV. He loves music.

He started playing piano when he was four or five years old, took to the drums, also loves animals. And participated in a program through a school where he read to dogs at a privately run shelter just to hang out with them and calm them mostly because these dogs are freaking out all the time. So it's not so much about the... It's not that they're hearing pippy long-socking guys. It's that there's somebody with them, a human, right? Got it.

So he started doing this with his dog at home, but he would play music for his dog. His dog's name is Bozo. So he's like, dang, what if I do? And he started writing wild tunes. So every week, he writes these songs and then plays them at the Houston Pets Alive, turning the shelter, and it's a no-kill anyway and trying to calm the animals down. And then he plans on taking wild tunes nationwide and doing like a holiday concert with these songs he's written. What?

Play for animals. That's awesome. But only dogs show up and they can't buy tickets. Yeah, yeah. He's not going to make a lot of money. But that's okay. But he wants to really raise money to help further support Houston Pets Alive. which is what he's doing this for anyway.

It's a kid, fifth grader. You can play music and liked animals, and that's what he did. There's a picture of him next to, like, dog crates with a keyboard, like a Cassio keyboard. That's awesome. It's like... He's not Beethoven. It's like a kid that you can play piano pretty good, and all these dogs are sitting there just chilling. I wonder if he'll ever reach number one in the dog charts.

I haven't looked recently. Still... Oh, who let the dogs out? Still number one. Oh, no. After all this time, by the Baja Men, still... How much is that doggy in the window is at number two? That was a good one.

Yeah, wild tunes. Looks like it's number 11 right now, but we're rooting for it. Let's go, baby. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Over to Amy with the Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. Why do Pirates always win boxing matches?

Why? They have a killer hook. That's pretty good. That was the Morning Corny. Did you guys ever watch the George Farman movie? No. I saw it. You did?

Was it bad? Because the box was up. I was going to click it and I remember somebody where you were going, do watch it. It's not good. I think it was Mike D that said something. Movie Mike did a bad review? See, I thought it was okay. You didn't?

But I probably learned things about that. And you're always cooking while you watch movies. Yeah, you all, you know. It's got a 43% from the critics, but a 96% from audience. Do they rigged that? Like boxing. They rigged it. Dang it.

A couple things here. First of all, let's play this voicemail. This is Samantha in Wichita. I am going to your Friday night comedy show, and I was wondering how you're going to pick people to come up on stage and play games with you. Because I told my husband that if they do like a, you know, this is your seat and his seat gets called, I'm going up. And he said, I was totally fine because he got me the tickets for my birthday.

Just wondering how you're going to do that. Thanks. Well, we did it. This past weekend, I just randomly would call people. I had a cash, like a pocket full of cash too. Yeah, Bob Barker used to hand out the money. 10, that's why. Like I had a bunch of cash.

I did that with people. It's pretty fun. Wow. Yeah, it was good. How much cash? One guy won $180. Hmm. It's more than we earn here.

Not for a career. In games. No, no, no. On the games, I don't think so. Like 20 masks. We get like hotel keys. But I'm coming to Wichita on August 11th and 12th. The 12th is already sold out.

But if you want to come to the Friday night show, just go over to bobbyvones.com or my Instagram page. If you could buy a ticket, come to the show, then maybe you can play a game. It depends where you're sitting. Yeah. Yeah. All right.

Thank you for that. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered, conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford Show on the I Heart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield. And in this new season of The Girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me?

The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe.

On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. up everyone, I'm Ago Wodom. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them 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'd 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. Yeah. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. $20, make you holler. Oh, yes. I need that.

$20 goes to the winner of Blind Karaokey right now. I'd like to introduce you to our judging panel, me, Mike D. and Lunchbox. Hey, guys. What? You finished last in the last one, so you can't play this one, but you get to judge this time. I actually know some of these songs. So you would have nailed all these, right? Dang it!

Yeah, it's short, straight songs. There's some good ones up there. I know, like, check yes or no, write this down. You know write this down. Yeah. Okay. Write this down. Take a little note.

None of the verses. Like if the song were to start. Oh, I don't know. See? Yeah, exactly. Hold on. And make a little note. Maybe write this down.

So you'll be a judge, though. Thank you. We really want you to judge good and hard and strong. If you finish last place, you get kicked out for the next week. Our performers are Amy, Eddie, Abby. Morgan. Oh, come on. And we've already

did our little drawing here. And up first, he'll be performing for George straight karaoke blindly. No lyrics will be Eddie. Hey, let's go.

Now we're going to spin the wheel and it'll land on whatever song. You don't even know what song you're going to get. Here we go. Let's spin my wheel. Eddie, blind karaoke.

You'll be performing carrying your love with me. Oh, my God. How perfect is that? How perfect is that? It's not about you. You have to be a judge. I'm just telling you.

I know that one by heart, so you better nail it. And so we'll go one through five. The judges, that's three here. Dang. Lunchbox. You can't hear your score out loud. Mike and I'll write ours down. All right. Okay. Lunchbox, as I'm singing

this, think about me walking from West Virginia down to Tennessee. Think about that. That'll make you negative points. Why? You talk about it all the time. It's annoying. That's kind of cool, man. There you go. All right. Come on, Bones. Do you need to hear any of the song? No, I don't need to hear it. I got it. No, you're the judge, lunchbox. Here we go. Eddie's singing, George Strait.

Carrying your love with me, blind karaoke. No lyrics in front of them. Here we go. Oh, my God. This is great. How y'all doing? Smoke, the lights, it ain't me. Here we go, I'm walking from West Virginia down to Tennessee. Are you Luke Bryan? Baby, all I got is this beat up leather bag.

When you add it up, don't make half. Even though I may not be coming back real soon. Girl, look at me. You know what I'm gonna do? I'm carrying your love. with me West Virginia down to Tennessee I'll be looking with a good Lord speed carrying your love with me I'm not good so I'll carry on who knows how fast I'll be treading on I'll be just you and me carrying your love with me there he is Eddie no lyrics I'm assuming you hit the word All the words? All the words.

That's good. I'm assuming he did. He didn't hit, but maybe a third of them. No way. Yeah. No. I'll guarantee it. I told the whole story.

But yeah, you told your own story. You didn't tell the real story. Oh. So you're saying you didn't mess up on a lot of the words. No. Maybe like two or three. No. He said that third of the words.

He messed up on quite a few. Thank you. I mean, he just was so on with the being stuff that it seemed like those are the words. But that's not the words. Okay. Really? Okay. You know.

what I'm going to do to you. Yeah. I didn't say that. You were committed, though. And you said, I know what I'm going to do to you. Okay. And it doesn't add up to half that's not anywhere in the song. It's everything I own a philipath.

Huh. Yeah. A philopath? That's the street name. No. What's Philip? It's not. It's not philopat.

It's not philopath. It's what? Philopath. He's right about that. You're wrong. Dumbu. It's, baby all I got is beat up leather bag. And everything I,

I own don't fill a path So he was half wrong, I was half wrong No He said it doesn't add up to half Hey but you said it's Philip half Yeah I thought that was the name I thought that was the name of the street No

Philopath Road Yeah see this is why he can't be a judge That's why it's awesome he's a judge Oh my gosh Okay so So Mike and I put ours down secretly Let's watch until you get to your cell out of five Oh I thought it's out of ten

Wait I've never been a judge before Four. Four out of ten. You getting four at five? No, two. Two. Okay.

This is ridiculous. Two out of five. So cocky, but didn't know the words. Collie. Abby's not going to get a single point. Not one. I forget he's judging Abby. You can't give somebody a zero.

One's the lowest you can give him. Okay. Oh, no. I forgot he's judging Abby. This is terrible. Man, I just learned something new. What? That Philopath is not the street name.

I've been singing that since 98, man. Okay. Eddie, we have your score to her now. We've got it written down. All right, next up is Amy. Amy, you've got a lot of pressure. Get up there, Amy. Do not miss a word because this is your dude.

Let's spin that wheel. There's one song on there that I've never heard in my life. Which one? Ace in the Hole. Don't know what that is. Amy, you got Ace in the Hole. I don't know what that is. You got to have an ace in the hole.

A little seeker that knows. No, yeah, no more. Oh, yeah, yeah. Will you play a clip of that, Ray? You got to have an ace in the hole. A little secret that nobody knows. Time is a gamble. A game we all play.

Okay, here we go. And now, blind karaoke, no words in front of her, singing George Strait. Right. I just probably wanted to enroll in my wife. He's your favorite. You went to his ranch. Yeah, this is your greatest of all time. Yeah.

Yeah, well, this is probably my least listen to song. No offense. Making excuses. Orlando four, it's older. Here we go, Ray, ready. Go. I don't know when to go in, but... In the hole.

A little secret that nobody knows. It's in the hole. I wish I had gotten an amary load. I'm wearing... Phone show. In the whole, favorite George Hades song. We all play. Scrip of Steve, next time we do the lottery.

Sorry, I don't know that was. Yeah, that's a tough one for you, for sure. Yeah. But you actually sounded pretty good singing it. You missed the words a lot, but you're actually kind of singing in the right key, why did she? Yeah, kind of. You got to have an ain't told. All right, your scores down, Mike D, and I'm going to write mine down, and then Amy will sit down and lunchbox will give hers out loud.

Okay. How do you feel about that, Amy? Yeah, you know, not good. Mike, I got yours up there. I hope George wasn't listening. Eddie. What's up? lunchbox. Amy, I love the fact that you complain

mid-song about not getting a certain song, and I like the comedy angle. You didn't know the words, but you went funny. 2.5. We can't do point-fives. We do numbers. What in the world? Have you guys ever watched a pageant? Hey, I can't, I can hear it. Like our pageant?

I've judged Miss America. I mean, you watch the Olympics. They get a... 3.2 on the dive. Yep. I mean... One through five. Make a number.

Three. Okay. Oh, you went out. Wow, strong. Yeah, the comedy angle was good. I mean, I guess I started the chorus. Like, I don't even know the first line of the song. I think that's right.

Oh, really? Okay, good. Yeah, and you sounded good. Now, coming back in a second, Morgan and Abby will sing, but lunchbox, you can't give Abby a zero. I would never. I have integrity. Some of the other songs left are carrying your love with me,

check yes or no. All my exes live in Texas. The fireman, write this down. They're all up here. Carrying your love with me is gone. I did that. Oh, I did. You did?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that one's out. Maybe you miss so many words. Yeah, we didn't even notice that song. I mean, I nailed it. Why don't we play Carrying Your Love with Me then, George Strait? There we go. We'll come back in a second. And compare the two. I was pretty close.

Play Eddie's recording at the same exact time over the top of this one. Okay, next up in Blind Karaoke, let's welcome to the stage Morgan. So on our wheel, it's all George Strait songs. And we'll have the instrumental of every song, but there are no words in front of her. She doesn't know what she's singing. If she doesn't know the words about her, you just make something. up. Morgan, do you have a song you'd like to sing? Do you have a

preference? I feel like I'd do good at all my exes live in Texas. And remember Morgan wanted to be a country singer. That's right. That's part of my judgment. I'm right. Let's not remember that. Here we go. Let's spin that wheel. Oh boy, here we go.

Morgan, you're going to get all my exes live in Texas. All right, let's do it. Wait, can I get a little piece of it? Have a little piece. Here you go. And Texas is a place I'm doing love. We know the one thing Morgan Lexi does, talk about her exis. So here we go.

She's got a lot of them. Yes, singing all my exes love in Texas with no words in front of her is Morgan. Go ahead. Exes live in Texas. I probably hold off, right? Okay. It's an intro. It's not a good intro.

I'll give you the big. Okay. I just got excited. Exes live in Texas. They really don't. They actually live in Kansas. A little bit in Tennessee. But Texas is a little bit in Tennessee.

But Texas is. is a place I really loved to be. I took them fishing sometimes, but it didn't go too well, which is why all my exes live in Texas. I'm in different clothes trying to go to different bars. Find new boyfriends. I don't know because all my exes live. in Texas. Oh,

yeah, George, tell me about it. It's cute, I don't know. Oh, my exes live in Texas.

Yeah, that's what I got. All right, there we go. All right. I thought she knew this song. That was what she wanted, too. That was the closest

that I could get. Wow. Okay. And you could even hear George Wright's background book was a little bit. He was singing back there. Okay.

Um, well, there was that. That, you know, that happened for sure. That happened for sure. Uh, lunchbox, what do you give her? Well, I'm trying to think. This is quite entertaining. It was quite entertaining. I'm going to give her three.

What? You got higher than I did? I don't understand. Do you want to get negatives? Yellow card. No, you can't give yellow cards or negative. I'm a judge. No, you can't give yellow cards or negatives.

Okay. You can't. Wait, what? He also fires her. He's a terrible guy. He's just the worst. Okay. What did you call me?

Nothing. I was talking about it. You already gave him a score, though. You can't affect it. Oh, you'll guard him. Okay. You can't do that either. All right, here she has our final performance.

Abby! Abby! Nick caller, Abby! Okay, so Abby. Huh? Already. You want my score? No.

Okay. Oh, wait. She needs to sing our song. Hi, Abby. Good morning. Good morning. And so how is it where lunchbox is a judge? You know.

You know, that is like the hardest thing ever to sing in front of someone that is like your worst critic. So, like, see, he's already making me blessed. You weren't even singing. I'm looking this one. Abby, is there a song because you have check yes or no, Emeril by morning, the fireman, write this down? The fireman. The fireman, yeah. I like fast.

Would you like to give her that one or no? No. Okay. Here we go. Come on. We just kind of get lucky with it. Let's spin that wheel. My gosh.

Abby, you get. What is it? Write this down. Okay. You know this one? I think I know this one, yeah. Ray, would you play a little bit of that? Go.

Go. Go. Who's a kind of blind? Everything was going all right, but I was running out of time. It's too low. But I had one foot out the door. I swear you couldn't see. If you're really going away, here's some final words for me.

Here we go. Baby, write this down. Take a letter know to remind you in case you didn't know. Tell yourself, I love you and I don't want you to go. Write this down. Words and read them every day. Keep them close by. Don't you let them fade away?

So you'll remember what I forgot to say. Write this down. Abby, I think that's your right key to say. singing. I know you said it was low. It was very low at the beginning. But I think that might be the key you're supposed to sing in. Okay. Thank you. I got my key. Eddie, don't you think that's a cute? I mean, I thought it was kind of low. I thought she was

doing like a Johnny Cash version of the song. I thought she wasn't like she wasn't nasly at all. She wasn't. But then it was like she was timid because you felt like it was low, but if you would own it. Yes. Yeah. I thought it was, I thought it was good. I thought it was good. You knew all the words. Like what? Yeah, she didn't know all the words. How did she do that? Okay. I just was looking. I looked over at him like one time. He's really quiet.

Mike, did you write your score down already? Okay. Maybe he loved me. And I've got mine down too. Yes. Lunchbox. Well, Abby, I wanted to give you a four. Okay. But your stage presence was terrible.

You had your back to the audience. No, just to you. To you. I wouldn't make it fun of her. I was sitting here judging. I know. That's her fault. So she messed up.

Had her back to the judge. So I went down to three. Then you whispered the whole thing. What's what she's saying? She actually hit some runs. No, she didn't go for anything. She was so timid. Take a little note.

No, she didn't do any of that. Timid. So I had to go from a three to a two. And then? You're like Eddie's dad giving tips. Every time the waiter messes up, he pulls a dollar out the table. And then I realized that, I mean, a two is the same as Eddie got. And so I would hate to make you guys even.

You can't judge me. I understand that. So you took it down. You could have gone up one. You can go off one. Oh, you want me to go up one? Yeah. Quit begging.

It sounds bad. Oh, now I won. Yep. For begging. For begging. For begging. I was going to leave you at two, but you kept begging. I didn't beg.

So she got a one? Yeah, she got a one. Ooh. Okay. You're so mean. Got all the scores in here. No, no, I had you at a four, but you had your back. I mean, stage presence was awful.

I mean, she was looking at me. I thought it was pretty good. I mean, exactly. Is anybody surprised that he gave her a one for whatever reason? Right. Right. Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. go. Final scores. Scores of the judges. Last place gets kicked out for next week. First place wins. It gets $20. Oh, I didn't know $20 online. I feel bad, Abby. I should bump you up to a one.

What? With a total of seven points. This is the winner? No, I'm just on points. Or, no, not even the last one. It could be out of one. What is this? With a total of seven points? Abby. Oh. Nice job, Abby. I got last.

No. I was right. That could be the winner. You don't know that. Oh, we're, sorry. I just assumed I'm. Man, that means you guys didn't think she was that good either. With a total of. So don't even put this on me. That's what I'm saying.

Hey, I gave Abby a four. Wow, so Mike gave her a two. Dang. That's what I'm saying. Hey, so everybody's going to hate on me, but I'm the jerk. Mike didn't think it was very good either. I gave her a four. That's what I'm saying.

Bobby was like, Abby, that's your key. That's my bad. I gave her a four. Then I get one and two. Thank you. The only four I gave was to Abby. Really? Yeah.

Abby got a seven. I think because I felt bad you knew he was going to give me nothing. Hold on. Mike gave you a two. Don't act like I gave you. I was a harsh career. Coming in also a seven. Oh, man.

Amy. Whoa. Oh, no. Amy. Amy, that means I had you rated the highest. No. You didn't, actually. I gave Amy a three and you both gave her a two.

I gave her three. No. You didn't. No, you didn't. You don't even know what you gave to. I didn't. 0.5. You just have numbers.

Oh, then Amy got an 8. I wrote it right. He said 2, so I wrote down 2. Oh, whatever. Okay, fine. I got an 8. Well, hold on. Hold on.

No, no, no. Amy got a 7. I gave you a 2. Sorry, that was it. Thank you, Amy. Amy, Amy, Amy, Amy, apologize now. Wow.

Okay? 7-7? Okay? Yeah. Hater? Come on. Wait, so it's me. You gave me a yellow card.

Hey, so it's me and Morgan? I had to get a red. Well, maybe. I do you yelled at me and Bobby's the one that gave you the two. Yeah. Morgan. Come on. Score of six.

Hey, not, you know what? I'll take it. I'll take that. Oh, man, you guys are wrong today. So what do I need an eight? Lunchbox gave Morgan the three. Yeah, one on her hot score. Yeah.

You gave her a one? I gave Morgan A. I like how you guys are trying to figure this up. Oh, Mikey gave her one. Dang, I thought it was funny. So we had two seven to six. Eddie. Okay, come on. That means I got a 10.

Come on. No, you didn't, you did not get a 10. A nine. Eddie, you got a nine. Winner. Come on, Eddie. Hey, do I get to sing us out? Sing it's out, Eddie. Let's do, let's do Fireman.

Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. Well, no, no, with the music. Oh, you're on doing it. All right, Morgan, you're off. The next one, I'm sorry. Let's watch you back. Next one.

Here is Eddie, everybody. Oh. Start it over, right? I was talking. Here we go, go, go. Abby, sing it with them. No, no, Abby. Happy, see you with him, Abby.

Turn your mic off, Abby. Abby being in Wichita, man, 11 and 12 the next five. Abby sing it with the... Go. No, you don't sing it by. That's my name. Making my rounds all over a town, putting out old flame. All right, Abby, take it.

No. Well, everybody's going to look at what I got, and I can pull them down when they're smoldering hot. I'm the fireman. That's my name. Turn that music. Go, Betty, take it right. Here we go.

Well, I kind of know. One a mile two down the road Well, the woman walked down and left my burning out of control Well, I was out there about an hour or so With a little mouth to mouth, she was ready to go. I'm the fireman. That's my name. Everybody now!

We're going to hear the fireman. That's my name? That's my name. Making my rounds all over town, but now don't Oh, flames. Well, everybody likes to have what I got, but I can cool them down where they're snowing hot on the fireman. Boots.

That's my name. Abby play the air solo. There you go. Thank you, Eddie. All right, thank you. Collect your $20, Eddie. That's free money for you. Come get it.

Morgan's out next time. Lushbox is back in. Thank you. And that is Blind Karaoke. There's your money. Let's get over to the new. Bobby's Big. Stories.

20 minutes. exercise can ward off depression. I hear you. I know people are like, oh, if you're feeling, not depression, but even something not as severe. Oh, if you're not feeling good, you just go and exercise. But no, I don't want to exercise because I'm not feeling good. But if you exercise, then you'll feel better. Yeah, but I don't want to because I don't feel good. It's taking an egg.

Yeah. So how do you get there? I don't. I don't. I just read the story on the air and move on and it doesn't affect me. Start with like two minutes and then five. Because I think it's just like what? You would say 20 minutes? I don't even want to start. I don't feel good. I don't want to start. You start by getting out of the house. I'm good.

Out of your bed. Call a friend to meet you to do it. I don't care about any friends, but I don't feel good. No, but seriously, working out, they say can boost your mood, obviously, but new research finds that it doesn't take much exercise to see mental health benefits. And I agree, because after I work out, I just feel better. But if I don't feel good, I don't go exercise, even though I know it makes you feel better because I don't feel good. It's straight chicken and egg.

Yeah, that's tough. Can't get enough. A woman who underwent weight loss surgery has turned her own excess skin and a leather trophy. Oh, goodness. But that is leather. Skin. A woman.

Oh. That's so gross. I'm looking at pictures. Oh. I can't. I got to get off the screen. I can't like that. Redefined body art after revealing she turned four pounds of skin into human

leather. Man, you know, I was just thinking boots would be kind of cool. What that bag cost? No, it would be like, oh, what animal is that? My skin. That's me. It's my boots. Yeah.

Dang. She did it. She lost a bunch of weight, which is awesome. Got healthy. But it's just saving the skin and making it to leather is tough. That's tough. That's tough. That's tough. That's tough. I bought some beef jerky from the farmer's market around here.

No, no. Why are you talking about that? Why are you talking about that? It reminds me of it. So gross. Right. But like, I bought it was American Waggoo beef jerky from the farmer's market because we went to get some peaches. And I bought some, and I only had it a couple nights ago.

The first one about two different nights. It was awesome. It was so good. I know, but I can't stop thinking about the skin. Well, that's what we'd think of the beef jerky was that. A poop spill from a semi-truck causes multiple crashes on the interstate. A guy was arrested for spilling poop from a semi-truck and causing multiple car crashes. At 10.33 p.m., the Connecticut State Police Troop G was called to the area for a large semi, spilling an unknown substance onto the roadway.

Following the investigation, the tractor-trailer driver was a shaky Stevenson. That was his name. Shaky. Shaky Stevenson. But why is he arrested? He was charged in violation of 12 counts of reckless endangerment, first degree, reckless driving, operation of a motor vehicle with unsecured load. I don't hear that.

I guess, it's probably spilled for a reason. Something probably wasn't secured there, right? Yeah, but. And then that happened, it was like, he wasn't, yeah, he didn't do, he didn't have the work put into keeping the poop tight. I don't know, man. Did he do it on purpose? No, but you don't have to do something on purpose.

Negligence is not on purpose. And then I think when it's your, your, you're, rig or your load or whatever. Tell us about trucker. Okay. No, no. I think you're responsible for making sure that everything's because when I used to sell granite, like we would put stuff on trucks all the time and transfer it all over the country. And like my drivers had to like literally

make sure that everything was tightened down whatnot because it was going to be all on them if it wasn't. I had a CDL. Man. That you did. I had to drive the big rig. You know what I feel bad for that guy? Are we doing eggs or chickens? What were you doing? I was doing eggs. None of them cracked. Good for you. Through the streets of Chattanooga and then on the interstate. That's some hilly terrain, too.

You better believe it is. Not a single piece of poops filled. Wow. Yeah, they didn't call me shaky. You were sturdy. You called me sturdy, Stevenson. That's a crappy situation. That is.

Okay. Trader Joe's is recalling two types of cookies they sell because they might contain rocks. What? Rocks. Like real rocks in there? Oh, you imagine biting one of those? They're almond windmill cookies and their dark chocolate chunk cookies with almonds. This is the cookies that may have rocks.

They haven't elaborated or explain how the rocks got in there, but they've already been pulled from shelves, apparently. Anyone who bought them, taking them back for a full refund. But what about the Dennis bill? Yeah. Cracked tea. Invoice on for that. The two types of cookies, again, it seems just like it's an almond issue because both have almonds in them. It's like maybe there's some rocks mixed in, the bag of almonds.

He said that rocks. Man, that wouldn't rock. I'm trying to think it. No, I'm trying to. He's giving it to you. No, no, I'm trying to come up with something better. Rock and roll, man. That's not bad.

It's the same thing as that rocks, rock and roll. No, rock and roll is more fun than that rocks. Okay, anyway. No, no, hold on. Trader Joe's. No, no. That's a rocky road to go down. Well, the cookies?

What? Anyway, there's a town looking for the dog pooper, and they're doing DNA testing. Poop Prince CEO Jay Reitinger explains how the technology works because it's just pooping everywhere, so they've hired it. Simple cheek swab that gets DNA from that dog, and when they find the poop, they'll take a small little sample. and we match it back to the Poopatrater. That's a booperator. That's a good one. A massive new America theme amusement park is coming to Oklahoma, just off Route 66.

It'll be called American Heartland Theme Park and Resort. It'll be opening in 2026. It's massive. It costs $2 billion. Wow. Same size as Disneyland. What? Even the layout's similar.

Some of the designers used to work for Disney, so that may be why. It'll have roller coasters and other rides scattered across the park. They'll have Liberty Village, the Great Plains, Bay, Big Timber Falls, Stony Point Harbor, Electropolis. It's kind of like Tomorrowland. Yeah. No word yet on ticket cost, but it's going to be a monster. Wow.

Look at this, Eddie. That looks amazing. And Dolph Lundgren recently married his girlfriend. Dragos? Yes, from Rocky 4, then also the Creed. He is 65. She is 27. Oh, my.

That single clap, if you were to identify it and you're listening, who would you suspect the single clap is from? Lunchbox. If you guess lunchbox, you are correct. I mean, that's like almost 40 years apart. Wait. Amy, he's a good looking dude though. Like, he was Ivan Drago.

I mean, he's almost 70. He's given for 70 years. And he still ripped, like in the movies he was. In the statement, the couple wrote, we chose to celebrate our love by getting married. And with some close friends, and with COVID and a long road of challenging medical treatments, we pushed our marriage plans many times. It was finally the right time to celebrate. And they met at Equinox in West Hollywood. Oh.

What's Equinox? Well, they have a gym. It's a fancy club. Oh. Like a workout club. Oh, oh. Like, yeah. It's not like a dancing club.

And he said he feels like Emma's very mature for her age. I mean, she said that. See, if you say that, that's not good. But there's no way people aren't confusing them for grandpa and, or at least dad and daughter. She looks pretty, ah, man. Yeah, she's pretty. Yeah. He looks pretty old.

He does? Yeah. His hair is still blonde. But I wonder how old his youngest kid is. Or his oldest kid. If his oldest kid is actually older than his wife. Probably. Because that, he has one that's 27 and one that's 21.

Maybe they're BFFs. The same age. Hey, they're in the same class, you know? I see scuba see with some sort of contraption in the glass room. What is that? I pinch the nerve in my shoulder. So before I see my PTA guy, again later today, he told me to get one of these hooked things where I can pull on the pressure points

to help get it worked out so when I see him, he can do some more stuff to it. Poor scuba. Works out two times. I know, dude. Hasn't been to the gym and how long? Two and a half, almost three years. Works out two times and injures himself. And isn't there with a stick.

And it's like just shoving a stick into his shoulder. And it's so embarrassing. I pay for this gym membership and I can't even go now. And I had all this free time to go to the gym and now I can't. It's like, come on, dude. Really? Really life? You can do legs.

But everything that I do or are, even sitting here, I'm in pain. So I'm just like, just figured. Lay. Laying down is worse. I haven't been able to sleep in a week. Like, I sleep like an hour and I wake up and an hour and I wake up. Take any pain pills? Pain pills don't work.

It's that much pain. Pain pills, I don't even mask it. That much pain. What kind of pain pills? Yeah. I've been all kinds of pain pills. Oh, but we're fine. Well, we're sorry you're still hurting for this tape.

Okay, that's the news. Those were Bobby's B. Stories. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'll say it. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no, I vowed.

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and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them 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. All right, so what job, what profession do you think is kind of a scam? Just kind of a scam. We're not saying you're officially scamming folks. You're not doing anything illegal, but you're like, that's kind of a scam.

And I used to think, only because I always heard it, I would be like, counterpractors, I bet that's a scam. Oh, yeah. But I'm telling you. There's one, when I get injured, and they come, and I don't have to go like every week. People are like, oh, if you go once, they would. I don't feel like that's a scam. I went to one and it fixed me.

So that was always something I always thought was a scam, but I'd never been. into one, but I have it. I'm going to go, chiropractor, not a scam. Maybe some of them, but not that. Maybe there are some bad ones. But it's also like, you know, preachers and priests. Most are good, but there's some bad scammers out there. You give all them a bad names.

You see them in the news. Yeah. Yeah. What profession is a scam? Maybe it's a scam. Eddie. Towing companies. Toot truck companies. 100% scam because, look, they have your car. You can't do anything. They can change the rules on you. They can do whatever.

and you just have to pay it, get your car back. I mean, you have no choice. Yeah, but they tow truck. They tow your car. They legally take your car, but to give it back, there's all kinds of scams. Getting it back. I see. Lunchbox.

I got a lot. Financial advisor. Wait, how is that a scam? Because they can just tell you whatever, and it doesn't matter if you lose money. Well, that's not true because then you can see you've lost money and then you can fire them and hire somebody else. They want you. They want you to get some of your money.

They want you to make money, so they make money. Yeah, they only make money based off a percentage of what they make you. Well, okay, I didn't know that. Next, travel agent. Really not an existed thing anymore. Yeah, who are they now? Oh, they do still exist. They still exist.

Very few because everybody can do it all online. That's what I'm saying, but that's just like a bull crap. But there are far fewer because people can do it. Another thing. The concierge at a hotel. Excuse me, the what? Isn't that what they're called concierge? What is that called?

Concierge. Whatever. That is the biggest bull crap. ever because they, I think they get paid by restaurants in the area to recommend, like, oh, do you have any restaurant recommendations? And they're, oh, yeah, this one right down the road. And it's like, they get kickbacks. But you don't know that. You're saying that like you know that. It's a scam. But you're not even paying the concierge. Yeah, they're just in the hotel. They're just for free and you go up and say, hey, can you help me get to this place?

Right. But you ask them for restaurant recommendations. But why is it a scam? You're not losing anything. Because they're just giving, they're not giving you the good restaurants. They're giving you the ones they get kickbacks from. But how do you know that? I'm telling you. Okay. The answer to how do you know that is not I'm telling you. No, it is. Okay, go ahead. So you've experienced it.

Next. Yeah. Therapist. Oh, my goodness. You're out of your mind. No, no, a therapist. I mean, what do they tell you? You ever been to a therapist?

No. But they tell you, oh, yeah, you need to do this. My therapist actually never tells me what I need to do. Ever once. You have to actually make the decision. Yeah, they kind of equip you with tools to make your own decisions. They don't tell you what to do. Have you ever been to therapist?

I'll ask you one more time. No. Okay. But you know what they want you to do? Keep coming back. Actually, I mean... Oh, come on, guys! Oh, man.

You sort of sometimes graduate in a way. Mine actually said one time, my job here's done. Mine said, you're good. Yeah. And slide me on the butt and walked out. No, that's not happened. But, because I'm not good. But, no, I don't think that's really the case at all.

Okay, you want another one? You've kind of missed on a lot. In our opinion, you've missed on a lot of these. Because you don't have experience with them. You're just saying it because you've heard it. Yeah, I mean, because I just look at them like, They just want you to keep coming back and back. But that's every business.

That's the people at the oil change place. That's that too. That's a scam. That's the one of the same. Oh, no. If you drive off here, you're going to blow up. $700.

Your windshield wipers are going to blow up. Yeah, like, oh no, they're going to fall apart. Air filter. Godly. Have you seen this? This is your air filter. And I'm like, there's no way that was my air. It's like steaming and black.

It's like, no, this is it. There's like a dead kitten in it. Like, there's no way that's my air filter, bro. Go ahead. teacher teacher okay now you're no no no no no why there's some teachers that are good but there's a lot that are scam artists they just oh yeah whatever they don't try they just put on movies and those are the scam artists you love those though i'm saying i like them i liked them when i was in school but there was teachers in our school that did nothing there was ones that were real hardcore and tried to teach you and like and other ones like

oh my god they didn't every day it was like i don't care movie movie movie And so they all get lumped in the same category. So it's hard. So would you put the whole profession in then? That's what I'm saying. No, but there are. Okay, well, then that's your answer. They're not scammers.

There's just some bad ones. All right. Anything else? That's it I got right now. That's all I can think of at the moment. He'll think of more. Yeah. Amy, any professions you feel like?

No, low-key scams. Well, I mean, I've gone and I think it's legit, but it's probably some that take advantage of it, and it's energy healers. Scam. Oh, I know. Capital S, psychics. Yes, fortune teller.

That's where I was going. Is it a psychics? Yeah. Isn't that what they're called? Have your fortune read. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Palm Readers. Yeah, yeah.

All that. But, I mean, psychics. There are a lot more psychics than palm reading fortune tellers. Yeah, yeah, maybe. I say psychics. Okay. I'm not saying scam, but I think it's a job where you could scam if you wanted to. But you brought it up.

Right. So you are saying scam. It's the only thing I could pop. No, it's not true. Bobby said Chiroberg just could be a scam but he doesn't think it's a scam I'm saying it's not a scam

and I used to think it was but I don't think it is anymore I used to think of energy healer was a scam and it's not Oh so you brought up someone that's not a scam Yeah because that's all I can think of An energy healer is not real

You haven't gone Oh boy Have you gone? I think so I think so You either you know or you know if you got to healer Energy healer

Oh I know which one's a scam Amy's brain doctor That she zaps her brain neurofeedback? No, that's not a scam. That's sadical science. That's real? Yeah.

That sounds fake. There's like, okay. Politicians. Scams. They're not even who they tell you they are and they care nothing about you. That's terrible. They live a whole life that's different than what they say they are. They're not really what you think they are and they don't care about you.

And all they care about is getting reelected, not actually helping anybody. But what's crazy, they've been doing that since the start and people still fall for us like today. The other one is life coaches, not therapists. Oh, I think that some coaches can offer a lot of like... Life coaches that don't have like a degree in therapy. Elvis had a life coach. What is it? A life coach is a buddy.

You know what? You're my life coach, boy. All right. I'll take it. It's just someone you trust to be like, bad decision in life. Let's go. Somebody that's just a life coach, S-C-A-M scam. Oh.

Oh. An energy healing life coach. Scam-S-S-S-M. No. Scams, scams, scams. Yes. No, do, do, do. Anybody, we miss any there?

Lawyers? No, you need them. I mean, you can have dirty. You can have bad ones, but I think you need lawyers. But I think you need lawyers. Doctors? I feel like parking law attendance are one. They scam?

Yeah, I just never know if they're actually legit or not. That's a good point. How about? Oh, scalpers. That's a scam. No, because they say you fake tickets. Yeah. That's a scamming.

That's a scam. Official scammer. Yeah. Yeah. I thought you would say photographers. That's what I thought you would. would say. Oh, that's another one. Because he thinks anybody can do it.

Anybody can do it. You know what they do? They take a thousand pictures and they get 20 good ones. Like, here you go. Yeah, if you take a thousand, guess what? I can get 20 good ones. You can't. You can. No, no. No, that's an art. It's very much an art. And he's just been saying that for years. You have to have an eye for it. Yeah.

Really? Then why do you need to take a thousand? Well, because you may need options. No, no. If you have an eye for it, take two and be good. That's risky. No, if it's so hard. Take to and call it. Like, I mean, why, I'm going to pay you to take a thousand pictures, and I'm going to get 20 of them because you were the other 980 were terrible?

Maybe it's their vision of what you should be doing and they take a bunch of options. Maybe you're blinking. They can't keep that. What about the people where if you need to take a pill and they're like, okay, let me pull your fingers apart? You've been scanned many times. Yeah, yeah. You've been scanned every year. Anybody you've been associated.

We named me scam. Yeah, it's scam. They see you coming. Oh, photographer. That's a good one. Hey, I'm going to sell you a cat from Louisiana. Scam. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. She didn't fight us anymore. The question Morgan has is, what, do you want us to set you up with somebody? Or are you asking if it's okay to ask your friends to set you up with somebody? It's both. At first, I want to ask if it's okay that I go to people and be like, hey, set me up with somebody. But I also want to know if anybody on the show might have somebody that they're like, oh, this would be a good match.

Is it going that bad? I mean, online dating is terrible. Like, my phone is as dry as the Sahara Desert. Like, I don't have a roster on any level. No. But you're like a smart, attractive female. You should just have idiot guys everywhere. I'm sure I do in my DMs, but like actual qualifying people to date, no, there's none.

Okay, so can she ask her friends to set her up is the question? Yes. Or do you just say, hey. not hey, well, you set me up with somebody. Like, if anybody comes to mind, would you let me know? Yeah. I think that's a bit safer. Yeah.

There's just a lot of pressure, though, that comes with setting up somebody that you see you all the time with somebody that's your friend. Because then you're like, if one of them likes the other one, other one doesn't like the other one, it's just an awkward situation. Bones, were you set up or was it just like, oh, she happens to be here? It's a mutual friend. My wife? Yeah. I knew her friend from college. Right.

In Oklahoma. But it wasn't a setup. It just happened that she was there. Whenever I saw her friend who I knew, my wife was with her. And then we met, my wife didn't, I didn't talk at all. Really, just, hey, how's it going? I remember thinking, man, I'm going to try. She's too hot.

She ain't going to like me. And then I got real courageous on DMs. Can't be humiliated there if they don't answer. So, but yeah, no, it wasn't. No setup there. Does anybody have anybody that they want to set Morgan up? Is there somebody that you're thinking about that you want somebody on the show to set you up with? No.

It's just more open-ended. I'm trying to, hey, like Amy had mentioned open casting. I'm trying to cast my net a little wider. Be open to things you have not previously been open to. Lunchbox, do you have anybody for her? Oh, yeah, I got some people. Yeah. From where?

What about volleyball, soccer dude? That's what I'm saying. Yeah, he's cool. He's cool dude. Oh, but you're on the old team now. But Morgan, here's the thing. Here's the deal that we can make with you. If we set you up with somebody, you have to go.

Okay. I'll do it. And everybody gets one. Oh, one guy. Oh, she doesn't want any of my guys. Yeah, I don't know. My friends, like, you and my divorce friends, no, you don't want that. No, no, but the deal is.

Yeah. The deal is, everybody gets one and, yeah. Oh, no. Do you know someone? No. Yeah. I don't, but I think it's hilarious that Lunchbox and Eddie are going to take one of their friends. Nah.

Instead of him over Morgan. Yeah, I got people. Yeah, but that's like. You never know who she's going to like or who she's going to meet that it also knows somebody. You never know. That's right. I got to be open to it. Eddie's like, no.

I mean, Lunchbox's friends perfect, though. I know him. I've spent time with him. I check off on that one. Oh, really? Will he go out with her? You know what I'm talking about, right? Yeah, I know he's talking about.

Will he like her? I think so. But he is big, tall dude. Let's call him Rodney. I don't know his name. Rodney. Let's call him Rodney. How tall?

Six, four. You like that, Morgan? I mean, sounds good. He's ripped. You like that, Morgan? I do. How does lunchbox know him? Soccer.

Volleyball. Volleyball. Soccer. You play volleyball and elite volleyball, too? Yeah, I used to. But you don't anymore? No, got too much. And then this dude went to IHeart Vegas with lunchbox and then hung out with our wives while we worked all day.

And I was worried. I mean, I was just like, this guy's going to hang out with our wives all day. When was this? But he was cool. He just went to Vegas with you? Yeah. I never met Rodney. No, no, no, no.

You never met Rodney. He was with our wives the whole time. I never saw Rodney. I feel like I would see a 6-4 guy with your wives. Yep. Well, he was, and he was there. Okay. Show me a pick.

Do you have a picture of Rodney? I have a picture. I mean, it's. Been years ago. You haven't taken any picks in Vegas? Years ago, you're going to scroll? Oh, it wasn't this last year? No, no. Okay, so first up, see if you can set Morgan out with Rodney. Okay.

Hot Rodney. We'll call them Hot Rodney. No, wait. Now, Morgan, are you okay with them living here because your psychic told you that they weren't going to live here? So is that okay? I told you. I'm casting the wide net. No expectations. Because I got people in Austin, too. I'm open to it if they're coming to Nashville. Go Hot Rodney first. You're thinking Forrest?

I got Forrest. I got J. Fourst. Single? Still single? He's back on the market. Dang. No, Gray's got a girl. Oh.

What about all plywood? Who's plywood? Herman. I don't know, Herman. He's got weird friend names, man. No teeth. He's single. No teeth.

Oh, yeah. No teeth. Let's not do that one. Let's watch you're up first. Okay. I bet Jake would fly for a date. No, no, no, no. Hot Rodney.

Okay. Ney, hot Rodney. All right. And Morgan, you go out with Hot Rodney? I'll go out with Hot Rodney. I'll go out with Hot Rodney. Medical? Medical what?

Perfect. Let's go. What do you mean? I'm not going to give it. Yeah. What about your friend that owns Verizon? No, he's married. Got two kids.

Got it. Oscar. Oh, yeah. He's in Corpus too, man. Yeah. He's got a good job. Let's see if we get Hot Rodney lined up. All right.

I'll talk to Hot Rodney. He lives here, though. Yeah, he lives right here. Hey, good dude. Something's funny about this. I don't know what it is with their empathy. Something's up. Yeah.

If you hung out with our wives. Is Hot Rodney have more than two nipples? I don't think so. Okay. All right. Yeah, why is he single? That's a good question. No, it doesn't mean anything bad.

He's 6-4? I mean, Morgan's single? So am I. I mean, it's insane. There's nothing bad about it. Hey, hold on, hold on. Like, it's not bad. I just asked why.

You know what? Amy wants Hot Rodney. You know what? You know what? That is what happened. We bring Hot Rodney in. He plays a dating game. That's not what I said.

Morgan or Amy. Wow. That's what Amy's like, why is he? Show me a picture of Hot Rodney. You know what I don't. Okay. No, I wouldn't see.

a picture for Morgan. And I'm sure he's into younger girls. You don't know that. How old's Hot Rodney? Everybody is. I think he's 34, 35 now. Okay, that's perfect for Morgan. Oh, you're talking like to God.

I'm just, I'm trying to think. I don't know exactly. Okay, we're going to see if we can get Hot Rodney and Morgan together. Yeah, you want me to see a picture? Wait, now you have it? You just act like at no picture. And he's getting his bag. And he's getting his bag.

He's like, he was like, hitting his pockets. Like, where's that picture of Rodney? He couldn't find it? Yes. What year was that, Eddie? Okay, we're not going to wait for this. Hold on, it only take me a year. Why'd you decide to suddenly now show a picture?

Well, because I knew you really wanted it. So I'm sorry. If you really wanted it. Let me go back. Okay. So we're going to give you like 15 seconds. You can make those pictures smaller too. No, but then I can't see them, bro.

Yeah, bro. That's it. I got them. Okay, you have them? Show me. Oh, man. You really can't get a good look there. That's not a good look.

Oh, come on. He says it's got sunglasses. I'm not sure he's real. Let's give me a prank. Let's give me a lunchbox prank, guys. No, no, no, it's not a prank. He's six, four, and ripped, and he's a friend of lunchbox. Great guy.

Works and medical. Works and medical. He sounds like a perfect guy. He's athletic. He can't see him. He's back here. It's like a chubacabra. You might see.

It's mythical. Okay, let me see Hot Rodney. And let me see who I think would be better, best for him. He's got the sunglasses on those. It's the only problem if you can't. He's not an option. He looks 12. It's Morgan.

Well, that was five years ago. Eddie, you're with him too with your shirt off. Yeah, that's when I went to the pool. And lunchbox looks like a child. When was this? 93? Maybe. Okay, I can look because he's not for me.

He's a good looking guy. You don't know he's not for you. He's not. Oh, my God. I'm already saying he's not for me. End of the story. But it's so long ago. They looked like children in that picture.

He still looked the same one. It's like, damn, at recess. Eddie. What? What are you looking at me now? It's about Rodney. Wait, why are three dudes with their shirts off, like, hovered around lunchbox with this? What's happening?

I don't remember the scenario. I don't think their wives were there. But then we let them with the wife. Yeah, we did. Okay. In conclusion, lunchbox, see if you can hook up Hot Rodney with Morgan. Yeah, maybe I got them on. Let me check.

I may have a new picture. I don't need to check. But just do it. Let us know, okay? Okay, hold on. No more holding on. Oh, wait, here we go. Oh, my God.

Let's see. Why don't I keep waiting? He goes, here we go. Oh, wait, let's see. He got off face. Okay. Let me hit his instant. Thank you.

Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story up the day. This story comes with us from Virginia. An 18-year-old man was driving his Honda Civic, driving it down the road. Whoa, he's had a little bit to drink. Oh, he swerves over the yellow line. Boom!

Crashes into a 59-year-old woman. Only problem is she was drunk, too. So two DUIs, one wreck. Wait, wait, what? Why is she getting trouble? She's driving under a car. drunk too. Oh, I thought she was walking. Yeah. He didn't say.

You didn't say car. You didn't say crash into a woman. I was like, dang, that's not a crash. You didn't walk and be drunk. Yeah, that's true. Walking and drunk and not a crime. You didn't say car. I didn't say she was driving another way. You said crash into a 50-something weird one. He said she could crash into the girl and lady.

I assumed a car. But at first I thought, was she on foot? Yeah, man. But she was driving. She was driving. She had a strong smell of alcohol. He had a suspended license and he was under the influence also. You know, she had to be like, Dang it.

Out of everyone on the road. I told everybody where I was fine. And they also, you know, you would think of their drunk, they'd be swerving kind of the same way. And they would just go right by each other. Oh, yeah. Ziggs. Yeah. But he swerved, hit her, boom.

Nobody died. No one died, but they both got arrested. Good. Good for you. They deserve each other. I'm lunchbox. They fall in love in jail. That would be the real story.

All right, good. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Lunchbox is on to a new artist. He wants to tell us about him, Ed Shearin. Oh, God. Here we go. He knows he's not new, but he's like,

you guys ever listen to Edge here? No, have you guys ever listened to him? Yeah, for years. He used to come in the studio with us. He's in here? Yes. Are you kidding? I don't believe you.

I don't think he's ever played over here. No, he's been here. He's sat in here with us and just played around. He would like do funny. It doesn't matter. Go ahead. Dude, I went to his concert. That dude is super talented.

Like, I mean, I didn't know many of the songs. Like, I made me new one or two that I'd ever heard in my life. But, I mean, it was just him on this big stage. and a stadium, and it was so... I mean, he was making songs right there. Like looping? Yes. Yeah, it's pretty cool.

Like, it was so... But you had never seen that before? No. Never seen someone do that. It was... Hold on, I'm a check. It's 2023. I was checking what year we were in.

Guys, I'm just letting you know, if you have not listened to Ed Shearin, that dude has so much talent. It was crazy that he could be that entertaining with no gimmicks, no dancers, no anything. You know, like, usually you have some... Like, what Taylor's... Swift. I went to that and she had like dancers and all sorts of

performance. It was just Ed Sheeran. Well, Taylor's trying to do something different. Her's the visual experience as well. I understand. But I'm saying, I'm thinking, okay, this dude's up there by himself. But I wouldn't say it's gimmick. I would just say it's a different experience. I'm like, how can he be entertaining to this many people by just him on the stage? Well, I loved that concert and I was like, I get it. Dude is incredibly talented. He's really good. So I'm just letting you guys know, Ed Shearin. That's where it's at.

And look at Lunchwalk, Mr. Concert Guy. I just went to Taylor Swift, just went to Ed Shearin. Who are you? No, no, my wife. She wanted to go. So I just, okay. She's like, Ed Shearin, I'm like, cool. When you got the Taylor Swift tickets.

Yeah. How'd you get them? Connections. Through work. Okay. What about Ed? What about Ed tickets? Connections.

Yeah. Through work. Yeah. So you don't have to buy any tickets ever. No. Not that you should, but I mean, I just wonder. Not yet. I mean, but you do, like, befriend the promotion staff.

from other stations just so you can get tickets from them. No, no, I mean, I had no idea that my wife would even, she just brought up Ed Shear and she's like, oh, he's coming to town. Do you think you could ask about tickets? I was like, I don't know how popular he is. Apparently, he's pretty popular. Didn't realize that many people would be there. Is he a magician? No, he's an artist, he's singer.

I think the attendance broke the record here. It's like 100,000 people. And then I got stuck in the traffic afterward. Oh, yeah, that was bad. We sat there for an hour. Wait, were you there? No, but my show was at the same time. Across the street.

It was. And we went the wrong way. Well, one of our friends is like, can you drop me off near this, like, bar afterward? So we drove him over and dropped him off. And then we just were right in the middle of. We sat there for an hour. Man, he must make so much money. Like just him.

No overhead. Wow. No other people. Crazy. No band. God. Like, does he travel with like one pickup truck? Like, you know, because like Taylor had like 50.

Just his skateboard's what I hear. He just rides on the skateboard. Yeah, it's awesome, right? And he has played the show before. Never as like, like, Ed Sheeran's coming up. He would just show up and play and like hang out. You do not remember? Do not remember him ever being in here, but let me tell you, talent.

Good, good job. You're talent. Goodbye, everybody. Mr. Bobby Bones. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the Fourth.

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