The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Part 1: Lunchbox Admits How He Handles Finances + Amy's Home Remedy!

Episode Date: July 24, 2024

A listener wants to know how Lunchbox splits things with his wife. She is in a new relationship where the guy makes less money than her and she's struggling with how to split things, so Lunchbox reveals what he and his wife do! Plus, Amy is back from being sick! She's feeling better thanks to a drink idea she got from her handy man and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Against All Odds on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hello, we're back. Welcome to Wednesday's show. Morning studio. Morning. All right, Amy's here. I said, you probably shouldn't come to work. She's here. Her voice does sound fine. We were recording some stuff earlier, but she keeps running out of the room because she's, coughing she's got to linger. Do you have to let it linger? Right. I mean, and really, I, when I'm prepared to talk, I can, I'm holding my stomach in tight. She takes a big breath just to talk. Yeah, I went to the bathroom a minute ago and ran out of breath, but I'm back. What kind of cough medicine? What's the new age cough medicine people are doing? Oh, no, this is recommended by, I had a handyman at my house from Central America, and he noticed I was sick, and he, I didn't even say anything to him. He walked in and he was like, you don't look good.

And then he just looked at me, he goes, let me tell you, you need tequila, lemon, honey, a pinch of cayenne, a pinch of cinnamon, and some hot water, you'll be good in no time. Drink it tonight before bed. And I had all of that. I drank it last night before bed. Here I am. Drunk. I got a little buzz. No, it's only two ounces of tequila, but I barely had an appetite that day, so it did feel nice.

So what was the point of all of that? What does it do? He said this, what is great? mama do. Okay, but our grandmalls did a lot of stuff. A lot of stuff that had no scientific backing. But like the tequila, is that a cough suppressant naturally? I guess so, yeah. Or do you just feel better because it makes you feel better?

Bring me the ingredients again? Okay, I did Google because I was like, is he just, what is he talking about? And sure enough, I found a whole thing about it. But it said one cup of water, a juice from half a lemon, a little bit of honey, two shots of tequila. Wow. Two ounces. A pinch of cayenne and a pinch of cinnamon. And that's exactly what he just rattled off to me.

But I like measurements and he didn't have any. So I got that from a blog. Did you start to feel a little bit? Like, you feel pretty good? I mean, yeah, I did it before bed. And I went straight to bed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I got this.

The Gave flavor and tequila said to be anti-inflammatory and the tequila can help clear your sinuses. However, health authorities say don't drink when you're sick in a weaken your immune system and prolong your sickness. Yeah, that's probably the U.S. SDA or something. You mean science? That's probably science. As opposed to a handyman. Yeah.

From Central America. Our grandma's been crazy, but only because they were told crazy things too. Because for real, like chicken noodle soup doesn't actually make you better. There's nothing about chicken noodle soup that makes you better. You have a sore throat. It's kind of easier to eat because it's warm and there's broth. But there's no. Also, if our heads were wet and went outside, they didn't make us more sick.

A lot of those urban legend myths aren't real. Mm-hmm. But it's not our grandma and grandpa's fault. They were told that too because we didn't have science then. I'm just saying in a pinch if you don't have cough medicine, you have this tequila cough medicine. In a real pinch, if you do have cough medicine, you have tequila. I mean, I didn't bring it for the morning,

but as the day goes on, it's sort of like hopefully we'll get a little bit better, but right now I'm kind of wishing I had my... Your tequila? What did you do? Why you're saying, to watch shows? We watched Tuesday Reviews Day's Recommendations or whatever we call it. Yeah, what did you watch most of? Well, there's strong wrecks from you. I watched the presumed innocent.

And it's so good. New episode tonight. Oh, God, I can't wait. Final episode of the season. Oh, good. I was thinking I was like to wait until Friday. Comes out on Wednesdays. Oh, this is, I cannot.

Are you all the way caught up? Oh, yeah. Of course. That's the Jake Gyllenhaal show on Apple Plus. I think it's the best show of the year. I do think it's the best show of the year. You watched all like seven. Oh, yeah.

I laid in bed over, like my back hurts. Yeah. From Leng. Oh, good, good, good. I like that. feeling. Where you don't like how you feel, but you like that you've just been like vegine out. Yeah. And then after that ended, since I was on Apple, the next thing that popped up for me was Sunny. Oh, that's great. The robot thing that you recommended.

Like that? It's really good. But now we need to weigh. Is it really good because I was stuck in bed? Well, you'll know when you get more healthy and you watch it. Right. It presumed it. If I was healthy and. Okay. You don't have to define how good a show is based on how sick you're watching it. Yeah. I just I thought, well, Bobby had some strong wrecks. I was very thankful for that because I think otherwise I just would have been surfing my TV, like what to watch. Too many options is not enough options because we never pick. We feel like there's so many.

What do we even watch? That's why Tuesday Reviews Day works. Yesterday we did it. You weren't here. Go listen to the podcast, though. Okay. No, no, it's a teaser. That's a teaser.

We got you. It's something we call Bobby's Mailbag. Hello, Bobby Bones. My girlfriend and I've been dating since the new year. Things appear to be going really well. I know she loves, sapphires, and she recently came across an amazing deal on a sapphire ring that I know she'll love. When I showed it to my sister, she freaked out and says I can't give it to my girlfriend because it looks like an engagement ring. I thought engagement rings were usually diamonds.

I was planning on giving it to my girlfriend for her birthday in September. Should I hold off on giving it to her? Is there a chance she's going to get spooked by such an extravagant gift so soon in our relationship? Signed, cautious boyfriend. That's tough to get somebody a ring. If you started dating in January, you know, since the new year, January, February, March, April, May, June, 7 months. I mean, it's the possible time where the proposal could, even though it's early, it could come. It could come.

I wouldn't give her the ring. I'd hold the ring and give her an engagement ring later on. It doesn't have to be a diamond. If you give her a ring, I'm just talking as a dude here, there's a chance that she's going to see that box. Or put it in like a massive box and put it in. down the bottom of all, like all the corn, the rubber, the foam, the phone, make a line in the phone. Do not put it in a ring box because it will look like a need. If you just want to get her the ring and you handed her saying, hey, look, one day I can't wait to propose.

That's tough. It's just tough at this point to get her a ring if she's wanting a ring for any other reason whatsoever. If she's openly said she doesn't want to get engaged until you're together for a couple of years, then I think it's different. But you're at that first part of the window of when it's time to start thinking about proposing. you're serious and if you get her a ring, there could be some disappointment from her that you're not looking for because you were trying to get her a really great gift. I'm a dude. Morgan, take it away.

Yeah, I definitely think as soon as she sees a ring box, it's going proposal time. So either you have to preface your gift and say, hey, this is not an engagement. I just really thought of you and thought you'd like this. That takes some shine off the gift. It does. That's the only way you can do it. Or you wait until after, and this is a gift later down the line that you give once you've already proposed.

and it's just a gift that you can give later. You've prepped a few years in advance kind of thing. You could propose with it if she really loves sapphires. For sure. Like you could. Oh, I've seen engagement rings that are really pretty and they have sapphire in them. Or any other sort of. Stones, yeah.

I would recommend, bro, unless it's been stated, like we don't want to get engaged for a couple of years. If that window is starting to open her mind, this could really, she could be disappointed. If he wants to do Sapphire and stick with X, that's what's in his brain. Do earrings or an next thing. necklace or bracelet. Like just do any other jewelry. Do any other jewelry. Cautious boyfriend, good luck to you, my friend. You've got yourself

and what they call a pickle. All right, close it up. We got your email and we read it on the air. Now it's about to close. Bobby Feltag. Yeah. Let's check some voicemails. Here is number one. My therapist recently gave me advice and all I could think about was lunchbox and his wife. I'm dating someone who has

significantly different income than I do, much lower. And she suggested that we start splitting things when we go out. I'm just curious how it works for lunchbox. Do they split things proportionally based on income? Do you split it down the middle? Or does your wife buy the food that she eats and you buy the food that you eat specifically, like separate checks? I know Lunchbox and his wife have made it work and I love the person I'm with.

I'd like to make it work, but I'm so confused. Tell me your way is Lunchbox. She's asking for advice, marital relationship advice from Lunchbox. Go ahead, man. We do it by percentage. But like if we go to dinner, like I'll buy dinner for the family if we go out to a restaurant and most of the time. And then every once in my, she'll pay because, you know, I'm the, I bring home the bacon. But like if it's groceries, it's like 60%, 40%, or 7030 on light bill, you know, depending.

Do you do it like she pays for the light bill seven or you pay 70% of the time or do you just actually break down the numbers every? Break down the number every time because the bill is different every month. So then to one of you pay 100%? and then the other person gets reimbursed? No, we just do a joint payment, I guess is how you do it. Like you do two separate bank accounts and you're going to pay like this much towards the bill. That feels like a lot of words. And then she goes and pays that much towards the bill.

You know what I mean? You can pay a portion of the bill. Yeah, no, I do it because you do it with like credit cards. Yeah. And you guys do all of that. You do it at the same time though. Yeah, yeah. We sit down and do it.

Like we make time. Like I'll just sit down for an hour and like, all right, let's go over the bills for this month. and what advice would you give her great one? I think that's the way you do it is you do a percentage. I mean, 50-50 is tough if you're making a lot more than them. Because there'll be resentment. They'll be resentment and they won't be able to keep up with your lifestyle. Like if you're going to dinner and you're, if he makes $20,000, you make $40,000 and you're making him pay $50,000, he ain't going to be able to get dinner very much.

Does it happen with you guys or did it before you? And how did you set these rules at the beginning of your marriage? how we just kind of rolled with just started talking about it like hey you know we're getting married and she doesn't know how much I make so I'm like but I make more than you so that's the conversation yeah because she still doesn't know how much you make right

and that she's never seen my paycheck then how does she know that you should only pay 70 or 60% I tell her I'm honest that's the thing about a marriage that's his argument you got to be open and honest about it you got to talk about it don't let it don't let money shame you you got to talk about it that's how you get in trouble

in relationship but I feel like you're saying you make so much more, so it'll be shameful of that. There's nothing shameful about it. She knows. She knows what daddy does. You're missing, like, you're saying don't be ashamed, but there's be no reason for you to be ashamed. It's easy for you to say. I'm not ashamed. I'm saying it's okay to talk about money and like, hey, I make more than you and you don't make as much as me. So I'll pay 70% of this dinner. You pay 30%.

Not a big deal. It's going to work. You can make it work. If you really care about the person, hey, girl, stick with it. Do you ever reevaluate and the percentages go up and down? Yeah. inflation, you know? But that would be inflation on both of you. That's true. Didn't think about that. Yeah, yeah.

So it stayed the same. So would it ever go like 75? Let's renegotiate. 75, 25. Or has it always been 70, 30. I mean, if I get a raise, you know what I mean? Which, hello. I mean, I haven't got one in a while.

So it's because you have a contract and your money's already stated. I know. I'm just making sure. Like maybe they wanted to come to the middle of contract. They do a baseball player sometime. Hey, we want to rip that up, give you some more money. But I'm going to happen. It hadn't happened.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Good luck to you. I think it's going to work. If you need me to be your accountant, let me know. I can charge on the side for that. I don't think she's asking for accounting skills.

I think she just wanted advice on how to make it work on a macro level. Yeah, just talk about it. Be open. Like, you know, tell them, hey, dude, I love you. It's not about your money. But. It's just surprising. It's not about your money, but.

But we can make this work. If you were a dude, could you date someone? No. They made more than you. No. Why not? Oh, my goodness. Like, you're going out of dinner with boys.

Or you're going out with your friends, a group of friends, right? And it's like, oh, you're going to get this route? No, no, she's going to get it. She makes more money to me. They're like, oh. I don't understand the scenario. You just put yourself in. Like you're going out to dinner with friends.

You know what I mean? With you? But no one's looking at whose credit card it is. Oh, yeah, right. You're sitting at the table. Go out to dinner. But why are you doing it with other people? No, no.

Just go out to dinner with a, or you put the bill down and the waiter, go out to dinner and see where the wait staff puts the bill in front of the dude. They don't take it to the chick because they expect the dude to pay. And when you have to sit there and like, I don't know that that's accurate. I don't know that it's inaccurate. Oh my good. I don't know that it's inaccurate,

but I don't know that it's accurate. I don't know that I'm handed the bill. I think they just place it in the middle. No. And you've got to put your head down sheepishly and hand the bill over to her so she can pay it. Oh, man. It's a big deal, huh?

That's a big deal. How about you don't go to places that cost so much? It doesn't matter where you go. They're going to put the bill in front of you. And it would hurt your feelings to have to pass it over to her. Oh, yeah, because everybody's like, oh, my bad. And you wouldn't do that. No.

You need to be big daddy. I need to be a big dog. Okay. Thank you for the voicemail. Yeah. I like that. I am, I mean, that's, I mean, Eddie, wouldn't you feel that way? I don't care, man.

Oh, you do care. No, I don't care at all. It's time for the good news. With Amy. Tell me something good. So shout out to Mark Moda in New Jersey. He was driving around his recycling truck doing his thing. And suddenly he decided to actually look inside.

where it's about to, you know, compact and press down. And he sees a little kitten that is covered in oil. Oh. He is able to grab the kitten. I mean, just before, it's about to squish it. What, squish, that's a gross word. I don't like that. That's a tough one.

Guess what they named the kitten. Squish just seems like more liquid than squash. Oilly? Squishy. Okay. Boy, right on the nose, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Squishy was taken to Rise Again Animal Rescue,

and it's been treated and it's been in a foster home. Squishy recently was reunited with Mark to meet him and he held the kitten and it was like all smiles. And the rest of the organization is now seeking donations to support Squishie's care. And so that's why they're sharing the story out there and highlighting Mark's heroic actions. And I just think it's really cool that he noticed the kitten right before was about to get squished. How do we know he noticed right before? That's what you said. I know.

But they named him Squishy or else they wouldn't have named him that. That's a dumb name. Unless he was about to get squished. I don't mind squishy. I don't like it. Which, by the way, Morgan's fostering a dog. You know, her dog that she was, that she found is now with her parents and they're her. But anyway, she's fostering the dog.

Shout out. She got another one. Morgan fostering a dog. All right. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. You can have opinions.

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There was like four different pops all the way down. Well. Because I'll go if I'm injured and they'll do that thing where they go, but that's one turn. Like with a giraffe, it feels like it's got to be like three different neck turn. Yeah, there was a couple of different adjustments, but the giraffe was having trouble chewing. So its jaw was out of alignment and noticed it was painful, so it wasn't even eating. And the chiropractor came in, worked its magic, and then, you know, giraffe is happily eating away. You ever see them do that to dogs?

That'll get in mind because I'm a big dog guy. And I post a bunch of Stanley. And so sometimes I'll get dog chiropractors going and fixing the dogs. And you will see literal relief from these animals surprised. And some of like the big dogs, like dogs that are considered mean because they're just bigger and they look mean. I don't feel like a dog is aggressive unless you make it aggressive. but dogs that are considered aggressive and they'll pop

and for a split second they're ready to, they're like oh, oh, that feels good. That's fun. Why do you think that was in your algorithm? I don't know, I mean, because to your point, I like dogs too. I get why dog stuff is popping in it.

I have not searched. What about wellness though? Giraffe content. I would think it would be more chiropractor like wellness stuffed with you than even animals. I don't know, but it was cool. Give me more of it. Like, give me a little chip monk getting adjusted.

That'd be awesome. The last three videos, I got on TikTok and just swiped. The first one was a guy talking about the best running back to his draft in fantasy football. Fantasy football is coming up, so I get a lot of fantasy football stuff. And he was like in the first round, second round, I wrote these all down. The next one was someone talking about how to identify the middle linebacker in NCAA football on PlayStation 5, how to identify the mic on the game so you can set your offensive line. Okay.

So so far we got fantasy. It's all like goober sports. Football, football. We got fantasy football. Then we got video game football. And then the other one was about cards. And this guy that goes and makes deals for cards. So, again, it's all fake.

Like the goofy parts of sports? Yeah. Yeah. It's all the goofy parts of sports. That's all you, though. It says I couldn't be a real athlete. I have to be the goofy part. Oh, you and everybody else.

Did I tell you, one of my friends took off from work the day that game came out? Oh, yeah. It's a big game. Last Friday or whatever? I haven't touched. I told you. I'm doing that. I'm doing that.

I'm taking a break. Sabatical. Good. for you, man. Thank you, but I'm playing NCAA all the time. I just got my first five-star recruit. Okay. I'm Arkansas, and it's really hard to get five-star recruits. You want to know his name? I just got them, took a picture of it.

His name is Taylor Mendez. He's from Humble, Texas. I took a picture of him. He committed to me, five-stars. Wow, good job. I sent it to our league to be like, got my first five-star suckers. Did you have to talk to his parents? Yes, I had to send the house. I had to go to family. I had to send him a DM. This is all fake.

But he doesn't know that you're committed to him. or he's committed to you? He does in the game. Yes, lunchbox. Is that person a real, like, recruit that's coming up through the... High school, no.

All the players are real now in the game, freshman all the way up because they're paid. But they, like, computer... Like, I saw a guy named Jeff Epstein. No way.

Some of the name... Some of the name... Trust me, I didn't ask him to be on the team at all. I'm staying away from him. Yeah. But, so, no, their computer generated,

and then you have to... Yeah, you have to DM them. You have to go through their social. media, make sure they're not saying stupid stuff. You have to scout them. I sit in the house. It costs 50 hours.

They could have a fake, shady past. They could, sure. But there are certain things that maybe you don't want on your team. Okay. Like Jeff Epstein. Man, not offering him anything. It's not good. I'm not bringing him in for an official visit.

That's hilarious. Then you have to bring the players in for a visit. And then you have to win hopefully while they're visiting because then they like your school more. Okay. I am trying to understand this. am because I mean I'm not hating on it. I'm trying to understand it. Your turn of voice sounds like you're ready to hate.

My name is coach Bobby Hogman. Really? The Hogman. Yeah, I'm the head coach, Arkansas, raise it back. Bobby Hogman. Okay. At any point are you, do you see, if you really start to take on this identity, like there's going to be. Nope, we're going to have to have an intervention. We're not. Sprints, everybody. Lunchbox, what's in your algorithm?

Let me tell you, every time I scroll Facebook now, it is nothing but ads. Who scrolls Facebook? He does. Go ahead. It is nothing but ads about parks and waterfalls and national parks. And I'm like, I have no idea why. Probably because you don't give your kids iPads or tablets and you do stuff outside. That would be my guess.

I mean, just random. Like it's so weird. You don't scroll Instagram. I don't follow anybody. Okay. So how would you scroll it? Well, it'll feed you. It'll just say for you then.

It'll be all for you. What about TikTok on the for you page? You ever do that? Nope. I mean, TikTok, I don't know. I went over there the other day to download a sound. You have like it's part of the neighborhood. He drove over to the Sonic.

Yeah, but I don't scroll TikTok at all. Eddie, your algorithm gives you what? Fishing. Lots of fishing. Dude, the other day, I watched a group of guys in a boat reel and a Marlin for 30 minutes. They went live. And I was like, I got a click on that.

You watched it for almost a... You watched it for half an hour? Half an hour. It started on the toilet, and then I moved on to the kitchen. Oh, my. Dude, they pool. They pool, real, real, pool. And it's stressful because as soon as that fish jumps, they could lose the fish.

They didn't, though. They caught it. When it jumps, is it because it creates slack in the line and jerks it again? Correct. The line turns into like a noodle. Yeah. And they've got a reel as fast as they can. When it jumps, they have to, oh, wow.

It was really, really cool. All the organizational videos. I love watching people organize things, and then I get ideas to do it in my house, and then it becomes a whole thing. You know what I like, oddly? I like when people power wash on TikTok. Like that's satisfying There's the mowing guy who does it on the overgrown lawns too

And then he power he cleans it all up That's also really satisfying That's a little PTSD for me I just working on a golf course Yeah, hey, lines have to be perfect Or we get in trouble But the power washing I'll like Because it's so clean, it's so clean

You should get one, do you have one? The skin will be off my feet in five minutes No, no, don't you just not for your body No yeah, I'd miss it would be terrible Oh, I'm just thinking that could be good for you I'm good I want to give you an opportunity again to put your Amazon grocery list up. Some people can fill your list.

All right. We did it before he lost the game. Now, I'm able to play the game with him again, but it's his choice if he plays the game or not. Okay. So it's the same game where I will ask you either hard music or women's sports. Those are two categories. And if you get enough right, you win. But if you lose, we spend the world.

wheel and whatever it lands on you have to do. For example, one of them is suit up. You have to come in dress in a suit every day for a whole week. Suit and tie every day. That's hard for you. If you lose. Oh. Another one.

The fridge smoothie. We take random items from the breakroom fridge and blend them together for a smoothie. It won't be a whole cup, but it'll be definitely enough. And you have to drink that. That's if the wheel lands on it. I know that my odds. That's going to land on it. We can do the shame game, which is he stands on a street corner with a sign of our choosing.

what we write on it. Okay, I'm okay with that. There's the shave game, which we're going to put on the wheel. We put different body parts on the wheel and whatever it lands on. If you lose, we have to shave. We shave it or he shaves it. No, no, no. No, no, no.

Head can't be on there. There's forced charity where you have to take 100 bucks of your own money and donate it to the charity we choose. So there are all these options where if you lose the game, but if you win, you get to put your Amazon grocery list up for people to fill it just like teachers ask. You don't have to do it. There is no pressure to do it. No, no, there is pressure to do it. Okay.

Because my family's got to eat. Mm. But I can't be shaving my head. Well, two things have to happen. One, you have to land on that, and then two, it has to land on your head. It's like a double. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

It would be like landing on green twice in a row roulette. Does that ever happen? No. Oh, it does. And first you have to lose the game. You don't even know you're doing that. Exactly. So what do you want to do?

Oh, my God. You can pass. Play the game, dude. You can pass. man or mouse though I mean fridge smoothie I'm already gonna vomit right now yeah I'm already gonna vomit there aren't that many people in this building so it's true yeah yeah so that stuff has been in there for like six years that's true

okay uh five seconds you can again you can pass we'll move on with life need an answer I thought I said at five seconds five seconds is now up oh oh my gosh man man man well look what I'll make you a deal you can pull one of them off the wheel Once it happens, we'll bring the wheel out. You can pull the worst one off. And if it lands on that one, you have to do nothing. That spot will go from worst to you're off scoffrey.

Okay. Give me the groceries. Then let's take a break. We'll come back, get the wheel in. If he loses, we'll bring the wheel in. We'll play the game first. Give us a break. We'll come right back.

Bobby Bones show. Lunchbox is chosen to play the game. So he has two questions, two categories of questions. Women's sports. or hard music, those are his trivia categories. If he wins, and he gets five out of seven, he gets his Amazon wish list of groceries, like teachers do theirs, but of groceries,

he gets to put up on the internet. So dumb. And if he loses, we spin the wheel, and there's a punishment on the game. Ready, lunchbox? Ready. We need three bundles of bananas. No, no.

Okay, wait a couple things, though. Two bags of frozen peas. Wow. What do you just do with frozen peas? Kids love them. They love the peas. I mean, I can't keep them. I mean, cook them stocked up.

Got to keep them stocked up. We need a pound of turkey, lunch meat, slice two, a pound of ham, slice two. Slice two. Like sliced as well? No, no. When you go to, they ask you what number you want to slice. Oh, wow. Yeah, he likes it thick.

Okay, we got to play the game. Dub, bar, bar, soap. How many? I mean, it's like an eight-pack, I think. Two-eight-packs? Yeah, we usually use dial, but if you're paying, I'm taking the more expensive stuff. What do you want? Do you want hard music trivia?

We're not playing this trick again. Or do you want women? What trick? Here's the problem. Last time it wasn't hard music trivia. This time it could be impossible music trivia, and you're just using the same title to get me to pick it because women's sports. I just don't know anything about women's sports. Would you like hard music trivia?

women's sports. Give me hard music. Okay. I can't believe I'm taking hard music. Would you like to hear a couple women's questions if you'd have got it right?

Yeah. Okay. What women's soccer icon played forward for the U.S. national team from 87, 2004 is a two-time Olympic goal medalist and two-time FIFA women's World Cup champion?

Me and him? Correct. Oh my gosh. Oh, you had gotten that right. What female tennis player famously beat the former men's champion Bobby Riggs in what is known as the Battle of the Sexes?

Navratilo. Oh, no, Billy Jean King. That's what I said. Yeah. All right. Oh, man. Jenny Finch, Lisa Hernandez, and Michelle Smith are known for what sport? Softball.

Yeah. So, oh. Oh, man, I may want to switch. Too late? Gosh. You have to get five out of seven. Here we go. Question number one.

Robert Zimmerman is the real name of what iconic singer-songwriter. Robert Zimmerman in hard music trivia is the real name of what I'm iconic singer-songwriter. Iconic. Robert Zimmerman. Robert Plant. Man, I thought you were going to context you. Me too.

Robert. What's the nickname for Robert? Bob. Yeah. What do you got? Bob Dylan. Yeah. I thought he was going to context it together.

I did too. All right. O for one. Lunchbox. What bands? 1975 music video. is often considered the first true promotional music video as it was used in movies for decades later.

I'm not. What band's 1975 music video is often considered the first true promotional music video as it was often used in movies for decades later? See, this is so stupid. You guys made these much harder than last time. I mean, 1975, our band was big. What music video?

What bands, music video. We'll circle back. Okay, we'll circle back to that one. I hate that one. Lunchbox. What's the last name of the brothers in Oasis? Gallagher. Correct.

Wow. Okay. Where did that come from? I have no idea. I have no idea. No idea. Wow, that was good. Good job, lunch.

Yeah, good job lunch. Yeah, good job lunch. Dang. How did I get that? Who holds the record for the most Grammy Award? won in a lifetime with 32. This is not easy trivia. He didn't say that.

He said hard. No, last time he said hard. Actually, I said hard music trivia. Yeah, last time he said hard. Who holds the record for most Grammy Awards won in a lifetime with 32? Circle back. I'm going to bring in the wheel.

Oh, my gosh. Circle back and bring in the wheel. Go ahead and bring it in. Go. Lunchbox. Everybody wants to rule the world. Is a song by which pop roll. rock band.

Bring in the wheel. Let's bring it in. Do you want to try? I don't have, I have no, I don't even. Do you want to go back to the 1975 band? Which band's 1975 music video? I think you could probably get this. Obviously, it's an iconic music video.

Yeah, but I don't know any iconic music videos that, like, Oh, 19705. I have no, I don't even know who's alive in 1975. Like, I don't even know if the Beatles were alive then. Like they yeah they were Well no no but don't tell him guys But I don't know if the one guy was killed already That 81 I think he was killed

Why are he telling him all this stuff Because he wants me to pick the Beatles because it's wrong Or is it right You never know Let's go back to women's trivia So I'll give you another question Thank you Then we'll quit

We're not quitting Well you're not gonna You just have missed them all No I haven't we've served Belinda Carlisle was the lead singer Of which 80s girl band Before achieving solo success Hard, no, it's hard.

It's hard in music trivia. Belinda Carlisle. You know her? No, I never heard of her. No, I've heard the name, but I don't know what she sings. Five seconds? Four non-blondes. No, incorrect.

That was one. I think it was one. I agree with it. One real writer. Four non-blins. Lunchbox to go-goes is your answer. Let's see, that's impossible. That's hard.

It's hard. The record for the most Grammy Awards? Give me a different one. No, no, you already had that one. I know, but three seconds? Taylor Swift. Beyonce. Dang it.

Close. That was my initial thought. The 1975 music video. The Beatles. Well, it's an actual song. It was used in Wayne's World. It went number one again in like the late 90s. Queen Bohemian Rhapsody.

Then, you know, the foreheads are on each other. Yeah, yeah. That was really hard. Thank you. That's tough. Yeah, I don't know. Hard. Any of them.

Yeah. And then. Everybody wants to rule the world is by. Who? What? Everybody wants to rule the world. And of us. Tears for fears.

Oh. He lost. Tears for fears. No one's ever even heard of that band. Well, it's hard. It's a hard question. Hey, bring the wheel. Give me the women ones.

The women ones are, I mean, I'll give me the women ones if you want to go double or nothing. Whoa. What's the double? Two. Two spins. He gets to do both. Oh, my God. We can do that later if you want to double or nothing.

Do it. You got to do it, man. You're dead. I mean, I've already got a couple of them right. No, those don't count. Oh, no, no, no. Those are examples. You're not taking those off the shell.

Yes, I am. You don't have to play at all. You can have double or nothing with women's trivia later, or you can just take the will and we'll do it in a second. Listen, man. I need an answer. I'm a man. I ain't scared of nothing.

Okay. I'm doing double or nothing. Okay, double or nothing. Later on, give us a bit. We'll do women's trivia. I'm not going to change the page. You have the same page right here. Give us a little bit.

We'll come back. We'll take another shot at in a second. You can have opinions. You can have like a strong stance. And then there's your body having its own program. I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist and hosts of the podcast, a slight change of plans, a show about who we are and who we become when life makes other plans. We share stories and scientific insights to help.

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Here's Amy's pile of stories. So if you're ever confused by younger kids and some of their slang, especially if you're a parent, something that might be helpful is Alexa can now define Gen Z slang for us. It's like a translator. Yeah. When you go to the U.N. and someone talks to Japanese and it talks in their ear and says back what they're saying, that's what Alexa can do for you. Yes, exactly. So if your kid comes home from school, you know, we get back in session like, what, a couple of weeks and they have a new word,

then you just like go over to your little device and be like, hey, and like whisper to it. And then your kid will think you're in the know. You didn't even have to Google it. I think your kid will ever think you're in the know. What? And I wouldn't ask out loud. I would ask privately too so your kid doesn't hear you ask. Right.

And you don't use it. You just know what it means when it's being said around you. The one that is just still so hard for me to get because, I mean, I actually can be in the kitchen cooking or I'm actually eating or I ate or I cooked. That one I still can't get on board with at times. I'm cooking. Cookings in the process of doing something good. Eat is when you're freaking killing it. Oh, yeah.

Like, oh, yeah. Even killing it. That's even slang. We're all building a slang upon slang. Yeah, I mean, that's slang I now understand. I'm just saying it's confusing when I'm actually in the kitchen cooking and they're telling me mom's cooking. Sometimes you can cook while you're cooking though. You get them with a double cook?

That means you're actually cooking while cooking. All right, what else? A study from the University of Vermont says that Taylor Swift fans are often influenced to positively change their behaviors around eating and body image because Taylor has been so open about her own struggles. So I just thought that was a really cool stat on Taylor and that she's just

yet another good influence for our kids and even us adults. I would say probably as far as influencers go out number one, the number one most positive influence, right? Like who's better? The rock? He's pretty awesome. Kim Kay.

Sometimes that can be a bit toxic. Like non-toxic. I think Taylor's probably. the world's best, most positive influencer. All right, what else? So there's a new trend. It's called the Fluffy Coke. Are you aware? Two women, they are going viral for sharing this, and it's basically ice coke mixed with marshmallow fluff.

So ice Coke, why'd they say that? It's just Coke with ice. Like Coke with ice. Okay, so you have ice. You pour the Coke. You stir in the fluff with... Marshmallow fluff used to be amazing when I was a kid. I don't know where it went, but...

That sounds like... sugar torture. Like so much, it just sits in your gut forever. I'm sure it's really good. But if I haven't drank a Coke, I love Coke. I love Mountain Dew. I would put that stuff right in my veins. It's just so much, so much.

Yeah, I mean, this is definitely like a fun thing. None of us here are doing fluffy Coke, I can tell you. Well, if you do decide to try it, a straw is important because you want to avoid the fluffy mustache. Because you'll definitely get one when you drink it. Thank you for the heads up there. I'm Amy. That's my pile. That was Amy's pile of stores.

It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Emily is a first grade teacher in Florida, and around this time every year, she goes to the store and buys her supplies for her classroom. So she went to Target. She's buying all her stuff. It turns out to be $800 worth of supplies.

She's checking out, and there's a guy behind her and says, excuse me, what is all this? Oh, these are supplies for my classroom. He goes, you know what? I would like to pay for all these. So you got his credit card out? paid for all $800 worth of the supplies. What a weird question I have to ask.

That's tough. Hey, what is all that? I'm glad he did. That's awkward, though. Like, that would probably keep me from doing that. Yeah, yeah. Because I wouldn't be like, hey, lady, what you doing with all that stuff? He messed out a hunch.

I know. He had, sure, right? It's like, it's almost school time. I just would be like, man, they don't want me to bother them. They'd rather me not bother them than me pay for their stuff. But you bother them and then you pay for it, and it's like, ooh, it's amazing. Love it. I've, I'm not making this that this is me thing.

but I've done the thing before. I'm like, hey, can I help you? And they're like, no, and they're so insulted. That sucks. Because you're like, hey, can I help you? It looks like, so much credit card wouldn't go through. And I was like, hey, I'll just, I'll just pay for that. And they looked at me like, I thought they looked at me like, really?

And it's going to be this great moment. Like, you tell me that's good. It wasn't. And they're like, stop, you're making this worse. They were like, no, I have the money. Yeah. And I was like, okay, sorry. It's like the time.

It was really awkward. I hated it. It's bad. lunchbox saw Dirk's Bentley trying to check out at Whole Foods and Dirk's couldn't pay for his stuff so lunchbox did. But he actually paid and Dirk said cool. It wasn't awkward. Mine, she was like insult. Once I gave a homeless guy, five bucks who wasn't homeless and he got mad at me for giving five bucks.

Yeah. See, that sucks. It makes me not want to do it because I felt so stupid. The guy apparently was just drunk and dirty. Yeah, but it's better to try than feel. I know, but it's terrible. It was a terrible feeling. I didn't like it.

That's a good story, Eddie. I like it. Everybody reach out. I try to help somebody. Like a teacher. They need help. They're having to pay for their own school supplies. Crazy.

All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What did the gambler do when his girlfriend broke up with him? He won her back. That was the morning corny. Or he tried to win her back?

Which one would make better sense? He tried to win her back? That makes sense. The other one made no sense. He won her back. I mean, I get. He won her back. I get it.

He tried to win her back? I had a confused face on that one. He tried to win her back. Let's go with. He tried to win her back. Put that on the Instagram. Okay. That'd be good.

Hey, you know, she's been sick. Yeah, that's okay. I thought that you all gambled so you'd like that. No, no. Yeah, but it doesn't mean the joke can be bad. Well, make it better. You write jokes. That's your job.

That's you. You do that. Romuno says the Amazon. keeps going in his garage. Huh? Like there's, Ray, there's some kind of glitch on your account? Well, yeah, so originally we were able to enter our code to our garage and they would just bring in the box.

But then we thought that was creepy and weird. And, but apparently there's no way to remove the code. So it always just flashes to the driver. And so they all just decide to open it. So it doesn't matter when they come, garage is opening. So once you put it in, you can't take it out. So now everything is, if they come at 10 p.m., they're opening your garage and putting it in there.

Yes. And we've taken the code out. We're not dumb when it comes to technology. but it's somehow still on the driver's screen, and he still comes and opens it every package. It doesn't matter what it is. If it's a book, he's opening the garage and putting it inside our garage. That freaked me out because sometimes they come at 11 o'clock.

It's a lot, dude. And there's no way you can delete that. And then click, like, clear cookies or clear a cachet. No, we've tried everything. And he keeps now putting it next to the trash can, so then I think it's just an empty box, and I start throwing stuff away that hasn't even been opened yet. It's a whole disaster.

That's pretty funny. Didn't you do that? What? Give the Amazon guy your garage that come in your garage. Oh, well, I thought about doing the locker thing where you could do that, but I never allowed it. Anybody else do that? The garage, lunchbox, you? I don't have a garage.

Classic. Okay, well, there's that. Do you have a garage or do you use it? No, literally don't have a garage. You do street parking. Yep. So there's no garage. Well, then there's one way Amazon won't get you.

Exactly. Look at the bride's side. Are we going to do how old is too old? Lunchbox, go ahead. Yeah, we were at Chuckie Cheese this. weekend and my kids are six, four, and two. And there was a 12 year old having his birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese. And I mean, these kids are big at 12 years old. And they're hogging the machines, cutting in line, just running around. And I'm like, Chuckie Cheese is a place for small kids.

I think maybe nine and under is probably about the age. So I want to know how old is too old to have a birthday party at Chuck E cheese? Because I felt like 12 was way too old. All right, Eddie. So jumping in a trampoline park. You know, like, with your kids? So there's dads out there that still, like, get wristbands and jump with their kids. I still do it once in a while. So, like, how old do you have to be to, like, stop doing that?

Oh. Lunchbox's wife about broke her ankle doing it. She did. Once. Yeah, like, I think if you're jumping with your little kid, like, just kind of bouncing them. But if you're a dad out there doing flips and, like, that's way too far. And I think if there are a lot of people on that specific trampoline, 100%.

adult got to get off. Yeah. Anyone that has superior athletic ability needs to get off. Yeah. So I would say adult, there's no age limit until other kids are on. And then anybody that's old enough to vote probably needs to get off. Oh, man. Yeah.

But if it's you and a kid, no problem. As long as it's your kid. Not you had a random kid. Right, right. We don't like that. We don't like that. Amy, go ahead. How old is too old to take a ballet class for beginners that kids are also in?

Okay, this is for you. None, Amy. You take any class you want. I think that sounds fun. Chase your dream. Yeah, go be a ballet. Oh, good. And balleter.

Because the Nashville ballet company puts on a class for beginners every Thursday night. But what's the goal? Just fun. That sounds fun. Because you did improv for a while. How's that going? Oh, thank you for bringing that up because I'm going to go back. My session ended.

And that was about a year ago that I started and I'm ready for some more. Go get it. You're not too old. Go do ballet. You're not too old. Okay. A listener asked once if he was too old to wear Jordans. Like Jordan.

And Jordan ones are the classic ones. You're never too old to wear Jordans. Those are now semi-dress shoes as long as they're clean. A backwards hat. What do you guys think about that? That's tough. At any age? Yeah.

But for fashion, right? Not for like because the wind's blowing or anything. Any reason. It's fine. Well, when I'm on an airplane, I will wear it backward if I'm leaning my head forward on the seat. But I feel like a goober. But there are certain people that are older than me. like Gator who works here can wear a backward hat and look great.

Like his head, his vibe. But I don't feel like there's really an age of the backward hat unless you're like wearing a jersey with it. No, no. If you're teaming it up with something, that age is like 25. But if you're just going backwards hat, I think there is no age on backwards hat. The jersey is where we have a problem. Okay, well, let's go to Jersey then. How old is too old to wear a jersey?

And we've had the conversation. I prefer them with no shirt underneath. Yeah, it's so gross. Because that's how you wear a jersey. Let's see. 16. Oh, that's, that's way younger than I thought. I would go like 33.

33. That's so random. 33, 34, but there are still specific places you can wear a jersey like to a game. Okay. If you're just going to wear it to the mall and you're 49, it's a little weird. You do you though. Like, I got no problem with you doing you. But I think for the sake of this bit,

33, unless you're going to a game and you can wear whatever jersey you want at a game because that's what people do. Yeah. What are your thoughts? I'm going to, man, 40. I think 40 is the cut off unless you're,

if you're going to a game, have at it. But if you're over 40 and you're just walking down the street in a jersey, you look like a tool. I can agree with that a lot of times, especially with a backward hat.

We went in Tucson. What was the place called that you went to? Do you remember? I don't. Scoba knows. Hey, scuba, what's the name of that retro store and Tucson we went to?

It was the head of Netflix. Slobby Robbie. I think it's like good time. or good something. Whatever the case is. We go and I find like an old school number 8 Kobe jersey that's like all raggedy and beat up.

And so I bought it for like 40 bucks. It was cheap. And then I wore it around the rest of the day just because I thought it was cool. I don't think I'll ever like purposefully go and be like today's Jersey Day. But I didn't find it and we were traveling. Oh, can you wear it on an airplane?

Are you a jersey on an airplane? I did bad. Yeah. I made more sure my armpits were stinky though. Okay. Because that's the trick. It was sleeveless? Generation Cool is the name.

What's a jersey? And then I wore it on, I did an Instagram with it. I was like, let's see if my friends tell me I'm a tool. And none of them would tell me I was a tool, even though I kind of look like a tool. Yeah, yeah. How about eating cereals like fruit loops? Oh, never to all. Never, thank God.

Thank God. That was one. That's a personal one. Sending emojis? Never. 25. What? Wow, big discrepancy here.

So Luntrux has never sent them. I don't send emojis, guys. I don't have time to sit there and search. And like, I mean, you look like a child. It's a keyboard. It's as quickly as a, I'm a, I'm not advocating that you're right or wrong, but there's no time. It's in my favor.

It's like my top eight are right there. I can hit immediately. Like in a text message, I don't send emojis. Ever. And you think after 25 years. Yes, you've got to stop that. Eddie? That's for children.

I still use it and I feel like I'm going to use it forever. I think there's some that you can age out of. Like the lips kiss. Well, my wife uses that. I like, that can be an age where that can even be like, I don't know any dudes sending that one. Morgan, do you have one of these? How old's too old? Yeah, watching Disney Channel

because I watch Disney Channel all the time by myself and I don't have kids. I think if you're a woman, that's okay at any age. I think a dude after about 27, you're by yourself. Let's chill on that. Yeah, I think that's another one. How about this one? How about belly button ring?

Oh, I have one of those. Oh. Now? Yeah, I still have it. It's not an age. Pregnancy. What if you're pregnant, take it out. What if you never get pregnant?

Well, then you're good. How old's too old to go to the club? Oh. 29? No, 35. 30. Oh, that's all. 35 is pretty old.

That's all. I'm going to, okay, I'll meet you in the middle. I'll go 32. So here's what thing is. Is it okay for girls that are 38 to go to the club? Is it just guys you're talking about? Yeah, basically guys in jerseys. Yeah.

Yeah, basically. With their hat backwards. Yeah, it's just guys in jerseys for here. Yeah. How old's too old? Let's say four years from now. They say, oh, we're passing a law. You can't run for president after this age.

What's the age? 69. Yeah. You can be older than 69, but 69, that's the age. No more old people. Because then by the time you serve your term, you're like 74, 75, and yeah, that's a good. And then you're a one-termer if you run late, though. Then you got to get put out to pasture.

Yeah. Yeah. One more. To use a backpack. How old's too old to use a backpack? Like Jansport or? Great reference. Good.

Way to go way back. Or like North Face because there's a difference. Okay, so not for hiking because I think that would be a tool. Right. Like just to wear a backpack around. Mifty. I say 50. I think you can go older too.

I have a couple backpacks. I don't use them every day. I use purses basically. I have bags, but I do use a backpack some. I don't feel weird with it unless I go double strap. And if I'm double strapping and I'm not like on a hike or something, I feel like a bit of a tool. Oh, I wear a backpack. like especially on my bike

gotta have a bag well you have to that's a tool though like I would think you have to have that as a tool generally backpack I'm gonna say no age

no age but like if you saw an old old man with a backpack that's kind of weird Jansport and what's cooler single strap or double strap

now's double single double you think double's cooler it's double has been cooler since I was in seventh grade single strap I mean you just don't care man

you just grab it you're on the go you got this if you think about I think double's better for the back Okay, well, now you're going to know. Okay. And that is the end of the first half of the podcast.

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Just a little bit bigger hips. This is a podcast. We're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. with all the snacks and drinks. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? They had a bogo. Well, then you got them. Listen to soccer moms on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

This is Julian Edelman, host of games with names. On our latest episode, we got comedian, Blake Anderson from Workaholics and The Hilarious. This is Important Podcast. Let's go! We did beat them in improv. You had an improv against the team? Yes. We would pull up their schools, would be there with signs for,

us is competition. What you would win is a bottle of gold slager. James Fester threw it out of a van because he didn't want us drinking it. For more games with names, visit the IHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcast. Hi, I'm Iris Palmer, host of the Against All Odds podcast. Every week, I'm sitting down with exceptional people who have broken barriers even when the odds were stacked against them. Like chef Victor Villa of Vias tacos. You know the taquero from the Bad Bunny halftime show? It was great. It was a big moment. It was special. And I felt like. Like I was really representing my family, you know, my brand, my city. I was representing all taqueros, not only of like, you know, the U.S., but of Mexico and beyond.

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