The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Part 2: Our Photoshoot Drama + Amy's Thoughts on Her Dads Younger Days

Episode Date: June 12, 2024

The show did their first photoshoot in 7 years and some drama happened behind the scenes...Plus, Amy shared her thoughts about her father when he was younger, and we talk about the average age men on starting families now and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This guy had to get rescued. He's a surfer in Northern California. And I don't know. I guess he was surfing too far as one of those kite surfboards where the wind can blow you. And he ended up on this remote stretch of beach. Couldn't get a hold of me, buddy. And so he wrote help with rocks. Somebody's flying over and saw help.

Pretty cool. Yeah. That's castaway stuff right there. I don't know. Yeah. I wonder how long until you write help because it's me five minutes. Yeah, I mean, I might as well just do it. Right away.

I want to do it sometimes my phone just doesn't work at my house. Like there are dead sections in my yard. I just want to write help and have somebody stop. His rescue plea made from Davenport Beach about 25 miles southwest of San Jose was spotted by a passenger in a passing private helicopter who called 911. Dramatic video posted Sunday shows the unnamed surfer being hoisted to safety by a helicopter. The helicopter was unable to land safely on the beach. Maybe because it was so wind. I don't know.

Maybe there's not a room. Trees. I don't know. Yeah, no real trees on the beach. Are there trees? Not here. Oh. Okay. Yeah, I'm looking at it.

And also it's small. Like, you had really had to be looking down to see something. I mean, it's not like boulders. If you were like on a commercial flight, like a Southwest flight and you saw that, could you go to the- Look at that guy. That's funny. That's a joke.

I would think somebody was playing. I would think somebody was playing. Like, can you hit the flight attendant button and be like, I saw a help sign down there. Well, yeah. And now I think based on the. story. That's what we should do. I'd be like, that's funny. Somebody's playing a prank. That's a good one.

What? I would just, yeah, unless it was like a place where people couldn't get out of. Like, this is a remote beach, right? Yeah, but people just don't mess around with help. Or S-O-S-Ws. Some crops and someone's written

help. I don't know what I would do. Joey Chestnuts out of the hot dog eating competition. I thought he quit. What do you mean? Like he was retired. Yeah, didn't you say he retired? I think he was retiring from.

like eating generally as a competitive eater. But this is like his main event. So I think he had plans to go back. But he's won it. And so he's like, all right, I'm going back. But the impossible foods is the vegan. They launched a vegan deal. And so that's what the beef is the beef.

That's what the deal is about. Because he made a deal to represent that brand. And that brand is not doing those hot dogs. and those hot dogs Nathan's will not let him do the brand he represents. Oh. And Kobayashi is the one that retired. Oh, that's right. Not chestnut.

Yeah, so chestnut can't go because Nathan said, hey, you didn't do endorsements for this other hot dog. You can't be in our contest. Well, guess what, Nathan's, you just lost the star of the show. That's true. Yeah. Why don't you guys also eliminate Caitlin Clark while you're having to make that bad decision? That's what they should do too. You know what?

We're not allowed Caitlin Clark to be here either. Dumbies. Is she going to be there? No, but they probably can't. kicked her out too like the rest of the world is. Dummies. Friends social media post leads a guy to buy a lottery ticket and win $400,000. A North Carolina man said a friend's social media post led him to win $400,000.

He said he was inspired to try because he saw a friend's post on social media. So he goes and he buys one ticket from Circle A Food Store. Scratch, $400,000. That's nice. That is from UPI. Billy Ray Cyrus files for divorce from his wife, Fire Rose, seven months after getting married. Huh. I like Billy, I don't know Fire Rose, but I'm going to imagine if anybody that you marry with the name, fire in their name,

is probably going to be a little dicey for a bit. What about the Rose part? I don't know, the Rose sounds sweet. Like, there are roses. Yeah. Yeah. There are Rose. Well, Golden Girls on what I think of.

No, the Titanic Jack and Rose. But how many women would have fire in their name? Not many. Exactly. And that's what you have to look out for. Red flag. The ink is barely dry, they say, at TMZ, on Billy Ray Cyrus's marriage to singer Fire Rose. They filed for divorce seven months.

So that means some people, though, don't have to buy them a gift because they're probably waiting. It's one year. Oh, the wedding gift. They're like, oh, I was just going to send him a toaster. I guess it's not working out. You call him Billy or Billy Ray, like when you talk to him? Billy. I've never been told what to call him.

I just say Billy. I don't know. Two-syllable. is tough. I don't like two syllable. Even if you have two syllables and you can fit them together, like, for example, Amy, that's one syllable anyway, but Eddie could be two, but Eddie. Amy. Amy is two. Amy. Amy.

Amy. If you do Amy, yes. But if you do Amy, it's one. We don't call you Amy. We don't call you Amy. I know, but I'm not. But I'm not. Okay. And lunchbox is one. Lunchbox. I'm just kidding. That was long. Weight loss surgery is more effective than obesity drugs or diet changes. I feel about this.

But it says that these surgeries lead to more weight loss and it's longer lasting compared to things like OZempic and Wigovi. Is that one like OZEPIC? Wegovi. And behavioral changes such as diet and exercise. So basically go cut it off. So yeah, is this brought

to us by the surgery counsel? You know, it doesn't say, it says New York Post, but it says two popular surgical procedures produced a weight loss around 30% one year after the operation. Patients maintained another 25% weight loss up to 10 years after the surgery,

but people that get on OZEPIC or WeGoV tend to fall back once they stop taking it. The surgery, man, Connie and mom died like that. And I'm sure she might have been having a lot of stuff done it once, but she died on the table. Didn't she go to another country?

Yeah, she went to another country. Okay, she still died from that. Is this the one where they staple your stomach, make it smaller? Well, this could be anything. I mean... That's what my aunt got. But there's no specific surgery they're mentioning.

They're just saying that as compared to those drugs. Yeah, Donda West. She died at 58. She died in Los Angeles. I thought it was somewhere else. Are you sure? November 10th, 2007, Cedar Sinai, Marina Del Rey Hospital Emergency Room, Los Angeles, California. Cedar Sinai.

That's America. That's where all the celebrities go. Whose mom died overseas? She died from coronary artery disease and multiple post-operation factors from cosmetic surgery. I don't know the specifics to that if she had some factors underlying factors but yeah I know she was in California

And Amy that's a broad question What who died overseas? Great question Hey research that Get our research team on that What I was talking about right? Like somebody's Like a rapper singer's mom

Went overseas for some sort of surgery And died Okay thanks for that That was like last time My wife and I were talking about music And she was like Who is that? solo artist

because I'm almost 12 years older than my wife. She's like he's from your time he's really famous and you know if he walked in the room she was I wouldn't even know who he was and I said but you're not really telling me anything she goes you know that solo artist plays a guitar and if you walked

in the room I wouldn't know who he is. From your time from my time and I'm going Jason Maraz ooh that's got to be him and she goes no but I thought about that but he's more famous than that Jack Jack Johnson

Not Jack Johnson Not as famous Jason Maras Right Okay I did figure it out Or she figured it out

But it's not John Mayer She knows John Mayer It's somebody's name But his name is in the band Is that a clown band? Dave Matthews fan And then she'll show me what he looks like And I did

She goes huh Not what I expected And then I played her a bunch Oh there's so much And she was like Oh this is totally your vibe I was like yeah Satellite

I love Dave Matthews Yeah he's awesome Yeah, I think she just missed him. And she was like, he's so famous and I wouldn't know him. But we were talking about fraction to fame. And somebody can be so famous to somebody and not famous at all to somebody six feet away from them. Because now there are so many platforms for people to exist. There's no real universal fame.

Almost nobody has universal fame now unless they got it before all of these elements of fame, all of these platforms started to exist. Like somebody sang the national anthem at the NBA finals and they were like, she's so, famous. I never, don't know who that was. Dave Matthews? Nope. Nope. Who was it? Some girl. Don't know who it was. But I mean, everyone knew who she was there. Yeah. Like, that's crazy. Well, that's the news. Those were Bobby's B. Stories. I want to talk about quicksand in a second because I didn't think quicksand was real. I thought quicksand was only in cartoons.

This one we got trapped in quicksand. And also, how can't you just get out? It's slow. And I was always slow in the cartoons. Or in the TV shows. Like, it's very slow. That's coming up. help me with beer, meaning I don't drink, never had a beer. You want one? Sometimes, I feel like I should have one. But 180. That's a lot, right? Yeah.

So PAPS Blue Ribbon has 180 pack. What? What? So it's 180 years old. And they have 180 pack. What's up with that? Like, okay, I get it. You're having a party?

Yeah. You can buy 180 beers. Okay. So will a party drink 180? Beers. Yes. Depends what kind of party. Dude, like some of the parties I went to in college easily.

Fine. Those are big ones. What about like an adult, like a barbecue? Like how many beers do you have a day if it's like a Saturday in this bar? I just, the 180 or? Maybe 50. You have 50? No, not me.

I'm saying the whole barbecue. Got it. Okay. Yeah, I guess it depends on having people. He was saying like at a barbecue. I thought you meant like how many beers would be drank at the barbecue. But like just to say a person, I would say 60. to seven beers. And I say seven. I say seven because when you get the six pack, you're like,

gosh, I wish I had one more. You know what I mean? So if it was a five pack, would it be the, I wish I had one more, but it was six. It's just that idea. So 180's a lot. It's a lot. Yes, but hard to think in your car? No. Like the pack. So it'd be 15 cases. So like there's 12 in a case. And so if you look at it that way, that equals 180. And I'm thinking back to like, if we were ever throwing a big party, going to buy, you know, 10 to 15 cases. That's, that's not, doesn't seem that crazy. But in college you go, you can go hard.

Me and my buddy Todd, we would start Fridays with a 30. I'm talking about, guys, I'm not talking about being 22. You're not talking about you and Todd? I'm talking about adults, like how much beer.

Ray Mundo, 180. How long would take you to put that away? A month? Okay. I mean, that's like six racks you're putting in the back of your truck. You and your buddy would finish

maybe one and a half. That's a ton of beer. That's a food beast. So it takes you a month. If you were to buy it for your house, to put this away. Yeah, I had leftovers from CMA Fest. There's two racks in my fridge.

It'll take me easily two to three months to finish that. Also, and that's six. Paps Blue Ribbon, you good? No, cheap. Yeah. Cheap, but for a moment, it was like cool with the hipsters. Like, that was their brand of beer.

Is it good for cheap, though? Meaning there's cheap that tastes bad. It doesn't taste good, but for the cheap is pretty good. I mean, cheap is cheap. Cheap is cheap, man. Like, when you go to the store, it starts with Paps of Blue Ribbon, and then it gets more expensive as you go down the hot.

But I think there's an emotional connection to cheap beer. I feel like it's like a nostalgic. Like you're either like love Miller Light or you love Coors Light or you love and it's like some of the cheaper stuff. It's just like what my dad would, I liked Miller Light better. I don't even know why, but that's just what I, but my dad always, he, Coors Light. That's the only thing he would choose if it was. My dad was a Miller guy. Yeah.

But I think it's just what they were accustomed to drinking when they were younger. But were there nicer beers when they were younger? Yeah. Or was that the nice beer? Because like I, Bologna sandwiches for most of my life. I like it's all it's a novel and hey how about that history I ain't going back to eat blown sandwiches right now

yeah but once they graduated and they could maybe buy a nicer beer my dad wasn't yeah you still buy the old cheap beer dude I'll never forget me and my brother went to the store and we were looking for beer and we only had like six bucks and we're like we gotta get Paps Blue Ribbon and there was a mailman who was watching a struggle with like oh this cheap beer that cheap beer

and he goes guys guys don't don't just pick whatever you want I'll buy it for you Wow what a man I'll never forget that He did not want us to have the cheap beer. He wants to have a good beer. He had no beer culture, so I appreciate you guys' patience. Yeah, that's like my buddy, when I worked at the grocery store, I told him how he could steal the beer. Like, there's a side door he could go out.

So you worked at the grocery store and told your buddy how to steal beer from the grocery store. Yeah. Got it. And so my buddy Josh went in and he stole the beer and we meet up at the party and he had Milwaukee's best. Oh, the beast. We call him a steal beer. Don't steal that. I'm like, why did you steal that?

He goes, it was cheap. Huh. I'm like, you idiot. It was free. And he's like, oh yeah, good point. He goes, all I saw was it was one of the cheaper beers and that's what I grabbed. He got like three cases and ran out the store. You're still looking for that.

And I'm like, you idiot. What about like a craft beer? Are those good tasting? Are they just like cool because they're local? Now they're good tasting. Yeah. They do taste good. They put a lot of work into those.

A woman swallowed by quick sand, which is crazy. I thought quicksaint was slow. Didn't you guys? And first of all, I didn't think it was real. It's called quick. Exactly. Where do you find it? So they were in Maine, too.

Not in Los Angeles. Oh, I thought it was like in Australia. And by swallow, do you mean she died? Jamie Accord is walking along the water's edge at Popham Beach State Park, located Portland, Maine, metro area. She dropped like a rock. She sunk to her hips. Oh, no.

Split second. Isn't that like a big pothole? A hole? No, no. She said, I can't get out. But within seconds, he came to a rescue, pulling her from the... In the day, you couldn't pull people out of it. No.

They were trapped. Like Gilligan's Island, if they got caught in quicksand, done. Good luck. The couple watch as a whole filled back up with sand. What on earth? That's crazy. That's wild. How does that work? Like, and what's down there? And what's the sign? You got to put a sign around it? I don't think they make quick sand signs.

Oh, there's a sink. Just like watch your step. It was like the sink holes that happen sometimes. There's no warning. Those sink holes, that just like fall and you just go to the bottom. Yeah. That's wild. That's from the Daily Mail. Yeah, I had no idea that quick sand was actually a thing, especially here in America.

Usually it's like Guatemala. Shout like Guatemala. It sounds like a place they have quicksand. The Kevin Costner movie, it's always, again, when they do these eight and nine minute standing ovations, which he got at the end of this

an American saga, they just stood up in Claflare for eight minutes. I don't do anything for eight minutes. And I don't know if that's because it was so, so, so good, or if it was just good and you get that long if it's good. But he has this movie coming out

called an American Saga Chapter 1 and he's going to be on our show next week which is cool. Oh my gosh. Amazing. Have you seen him? He looks good gray. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He has like like yellowstone. He wasn't gray in yellowstone. He's like salt and pepper. But he's like gray, gray now. It looks good. Like it, because he is, I guess, an older guy. Yeah, but very handsome. Okay. Okay. And we got you. Yeah. And we can figure out how to say

his name finally. Kevin Cozner. It's not Cozner. It's not Cozner. Dude, what if he comes on and says it's Costner, guys? The T-Sylent. You just said it right for the first time Costner. Costner. You said the T. You said it. No, I didn't.

It's not Cozner. I've never said the T. It's Kossner. Kossner. Okay. Anyways, he's got this movie coming out. People are going crazy for. He's paid for all himself, too.

Wow. It's wild. Tickets for Horizon and American Saga are on sale now at Horizon American Saga. com. Horizon American Saga.com. He'll be on the show. Don't miss it.

Horizon and American Saga. Chapter 1, experienced the journey that made America in theaters June 28th, rated R. under 17 not admitted without parent. Did Mike D get an early screening of that? You've seen it?

No. If we go to the movies, you've got to do a stanovasion at the end, right? For eight minutes, even if he's not there. What about when he comes on the show? Eight minutes. Do we give him a standing ovation? We say hi and just clap eight minutes. That's funny.

Look at this guy. And he's celebrated because he spent his own money on it. My comedy special, I paid for myself. Nobody gave me an eight-minute standing ovation. Okay. I haven't even, well, I haven't shown to anybody yet. Hold on that way. Hey, hey, thank you.

Why you stopping? That was like eight seconds, guys. Come on. Yeah, so he'll be on. That's pretty cool. You guys can call us if you want. 877-77 Bobby. That's our phone number.

We'd love to hear from you guys. Questions, comments. 877-Bobby. I do have coming up a couple of things. We had a photo shoot yesterday, which we haven't had one in years. A controversial photo shoot, I've got questions.

I've got big questions. I noticed something, and I was like, why is this happening? I don't feel good about it. But because I did not know. the answer to it, I did not raise a hand. Mostly because I was trying to get in and get out. Interesting.

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and then they go for the next five years. Do you want to buy this show? Here's a picture of them. Or they'll use it for press stuff. Here's a picture of them. So everybody's there. We had like two outfits we had wear. They say, okay, to me, it's like going to be like 90 minutes.

I got there early. You know, by the way, why are you guys so weird about makeup? Morgan, who are the weird guys about makeup? Scuba and Raymondo. They were abused. It doesn't mean that you're a woman. It's not that. It's not that at all.

I've done a photo shoot with makeup and it looks like I have makeup on. I'm like, I don't look like I have makeup on. Well, then that was bad makeup or bad photography. Well, I'm not looking to take that chance again. It's more of two of the glare. Like, they don't want it shining off your head. That's what it looked like, though. I ever heard Ray just say to the person, no, it's good.

I got a spray tan. I don't need any. So these two guys are like, I don't want makeup. Fine. Okay, all good. But we were taking these pictures and I go and I do some alone. And then Amy and I do some together. And we do some with the four.

of us, like the four main mics, me, Amy, lunchbox Eddie. And then the whole group gets in, which is everybody you know from the show. They're also important, but maybe just not on the air as much. We're all sitting around a couch. And then Scooba goes, okay, we're going to cut me and Abby. And then we take a picture without Scuba and Abby. And I was like, why would you, why did you guys leave for that picture? Do you feel like you're the two that could be fired first, the most vulnerable?

I mean, these pictures get used for like 10 years. So you don't have faith that... I'm just thinking about when we look at... And this is just business. When we look at who is the most important, we have the solo with you, we have you and Amy, then we have the core four. And this is, again, just business.

And I come into this understanding that. It doesn't bother me. I think we should all look at that. And then the next layer then is everyone in that glass room, which is you, Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, Morgan, Mike, and Ray. The ones that have been around for the longest, the OGs. So that's why I cut myself and Abby out of it.

And I would get it if you're right, cutting yourself. You're like, but you cut somebody else. It wasn't even like it's the main group. I thought it was weird he cut Abby. Can I say why? I think what he was doing is he was using Abby as a smokescreen. He has his, he has

his like path charted out. And so he knows what he's going to be doing, but he used Abby as a oh, take us both out of the picture so it's not obvious that he is saying he has an exit plan. You think scuba's leaving? No, I disagree with that because I know scuba's plan because him and I have had long talks

at my house about how he wants to do other things. So that is, there's no smoke screen. Like, I know exactly, and what he's already been doing. Like, Scoob's been killing it in other ways just on the show. So, no, that's not it because I already know Scoob is planned. I'm helping him actually achieve it if I can.

But I thought him cutting Abby was weird. Which that would include him leaving? Possibly. But either way, Scoob is talking about roles that are important. He's executive producer, and I would say that's a vital role. But I would say he knows what his goals are. Okay. But cutting Abby was weird. That's my point.

I could have to Photoshopper back in? Could he, whatever his goals are, does he plan on taking Abby with him? Great, that's maybe, that would be funny. What a twist that would be. I just thought it was weird. He's a poacher. Hey, Abby, how did you feel about that? Because I would like to say, for the record, I know we have some with you,

but I felt like it was weird that he made you get out of the picture. I mean, I thought it was odd. I was like, is there something I don't know? Exactly. Like, am I about to be a band or something? This is my last. Oh, no. I didn't know what it was.

Abby upstairs was even shocked she was invited to the photo shoot, she said. Well, I was. I don't know if I would be or not. Some people didn't get invited. Like if they're new, new and they, you know, Abby, I don't think you should have been cut from any picture for the record. You are very important to me and this show. And I don't want you to feel like you're vulnerable in any way. Okay.

Because you are not. Okay, thank you. Scuba. Yeah, she's not. It's just business. What business? Like just thinking about, like, I mean, it's just too much. get into, but I have to think about what makes

the most sense for what we're going to put out there for the public, and I had those dialed down to what groups we should take photos of. And then they also did singles, so if they need to, let's say, lunchbox leaves, they can remove him and do a shot without lunchbox. That'd be cool. Abby, did you take singles? She did, yeah. She took a whole round of home.

Boom, let's go. Was I film on the camera, or were they just like... Scoop was like, hey, you can take them, but don't take, no need to use film on her, because you never know what's going to happen. Abby, I'm making a joke. I'm making a joke. I'm making a joke because you're very important. I promise you. That was great.

You are very important to me. And that's what matters around here. It's important to everybody. But really, you add so much to this job and you make my life easier working here. Yeah, what's meant to be taken that way? I didn't mean to like cutter to be like, you're out. You suck. It was just business.

Get out of the picture. Just business. Like, gosh, if I'm ever having a day and someone just tells me it's business, I just. That's how you get fired. You just business. You just took your last picture with, with Morgan in it and two weeks later she's gone and you're stuck with a picture of Morgan in it so I'm just thinking

a year or so but I hear you but that happens but I'm just thinking about for us and what makes sense so bones did you have somewhere to be like because you kind of just left them right in the middle of the sheet I mean that one I can't I mean that one I've never seen that like the guy the photographer's like

they were like following you out to the car dude we're all there and Bobby just stands up and he's like, okay, I'm done. And then you walk. There wasn't like a pause. Like they were done taking pictures. Bobby was just like, I'm done taking pictures.

I don't think it was that dramatic. It's funny to hear it portrayed like that. What had happened was Scuba said, can you take pictures on this day? I said, I absolutely can. He said, it'll be 90 minutes. I said, great. I have exactly 90 minutes. Now, what I believe in my life is if I have something set at,

when we start at noon? Yeah, yeah. Okay, 11, which are 11? So 11 to 1230 is what I had. And I had a call with our CFO at 1230, but didn't matter who had the call with. I'm not going to be late to that because somebody else has extended their time. So I said to everybody, I have 90 minutes.

At 10 minutes, I said, 10 minute warning. And five minutes said, I have five minutes left. Then I said, I have one minute. No, no, you were checking your watch, like the whole thing. You were like, okay. I heard under your breath. I think you said like 30 seconds. Yeah, no.

And then at the time, I said, that'll be it for me. And I walked. my next meeting. But I told everybody. I did not want to disrespect the person that I had the meeting sent with. So I did that meeting. And then I got to therapy right after that, 30 minutes after the call. And then I went right to an interview

with Cooper Allen right after that. So everything is on a schedule and nobody should serve punishment because somebody early was holding me late. So I've got to keep people accountable. So yes, I might have walked off while they were taking pictures. But I did say, one minute warning. Okay. Thank you.

I walked up. I shook his hand said, thank you very much. I really appreciate it. Went to my next thing. It was not as dramatic as you made it out to me. I don't know. Later, I walked by Eddie and said something because, well, anyway, Eddie just walked by and I thought Eddie, like, knew you had to go. I probably heard more of your comments under your breath,

so I expected that it was coming. But then Eddie's like, God, I've never seen anything like that. I was like, that was baller. No, it wasn't baller. It wasn't baller. That's the coolest thing I ever seen. No, no, that was not the reason I did. All sitting on the couch and Bobby just gets up and left them on the couch. I guarantee you there's got to be a shot where we're all sitting on the couch posed like perfectly.

And then Bobby's just standing up walking off and we're like, what? But to your point, I bet there's a lot of pictures of you look at your watch. I mean like 10 minutes. No, I wanted to let them know what time we had left. Yeah, there's for sure picks if you looking at your watch. They said 90 minutes. I gave them a hard. I got to early.

I gave them as good of a 90 minutes as I can give anybody. You're such a pro with that too. like all the variations of poses that you give them is pretty amazing. I hate doing it and I have to do it all the time for different stuff so I'm just like okay let's go yeah yeah like we just smile like one smile not you you give them mad

you give them impensive I don't like doing it I do urinating I do all of them but hopefully they weren't offended I did leave no I know it was offended I think you had set that expectation I guess it yeah we just I was like dang I wish you would have gotten everything done I just

feel like we had more to do and it's just a bummer Dude, it was so cool that I thought when I was doing my picture, I'm like, should I give him like 30 seconds? No, because I, like a week before I said I have this 90, no, no, no. Just to kind of get the feeling of it. Let him know how it feels. He took the catering to go, sat in his car and ate it, dude. There's mayonnaise on it. I'm not eating it.

I hate mayonnaise. I had no lunch. And they promised there to be lunch. And I had no lunch. You should have the Italian one. There was one with no mayonnaise. That's the one I had to eat. I had to pick the tomatoes off.

Oh. So a little less than. something I learned the hard way but that I do now. If you just tell people respectfully what you want, you meet their needs, you give them your expectations, you can say no and yes to lots of things. For example, they were like, Bobby Amy, do back to back. Nope. Okay, we'll do the next one.

They were telling us to do poses and I was like, no, we don't want to do that one. They were like, turn the chair backward and sit in it. Nope. It wasn't mean, I just know that I'm not going to like that picture. So let's not waste anybody's time. Direct communication saves everybody time. And it's professional. Turn the chair around, do that.

Nope. It's business. That's interesting. They told lunchbox to jump and like he can't jump. I saw the picture to him jump. He was trying hard. No, I didn't understand what they were saying. They were like trying to do like toe taps.

I'm like, who jumps like that? They told him at one point like, can you do the Jordan logo? And they're like, no, I said, can I do the Jordan logo? And they said, no, tap your heels together. I'm like, who jumps to tap their heels together? They asked me to jump. I said, no. Nope.

I was very confused by that one. I was like, I don't really understand. Because I don't want that picture existing anywhere when it looks stupid even if we don't use it. I was glad you said no to the back to back, thank you. Because I probably didn't like, okay. They said, Amy Bobby, back to back.

I said, nope, we're not doing a buddy cop picture. A what? A buddy cop. That's what it looks like. Turner and Hitch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Scarkey and Hutch. Yeah, that's what I would. That'd be good. But yeah, it was good. We'll have pictures. Abby, I'm sorry. I don't feel...

I got it's fine. I'm good. It was not baller. It was baller. Although Eddie did say, Eddie was at the house yesterday and he goes, if they make a movie about you when you die or something or whatever, I'm going to be sure to put that scene in there. I mean, like, guys, you got to do the photo shoot scene. Like, that's got to be part of the movie. It does represent a lot about how you manage your time.

Like, in a nutshell, it sums up, like, how you operate. I have to. Right. We all have to. We can set our boundaries and live within them. And I said, one minute. And you mint it. And you mentioned.

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Yeah, I think I like it. I like when people call us and tell us their wins. I mean, it's like rubbing my face in the dirt. It's like when you have a cut and they pour salt in it. Or it's hope. It could happen to you. It could be hope. I should think of it that way, hi, Amy.

It's wild to me, just based on the numbers, you've never won more than $250 for as much as you've played. I don't really understand how that happens. Me either. I would think at some point you would have bought a scratch-off that would have won you. A thousand? Something. At least $300.

As much as you play. So, yeah, we appreciate that. Hey, by the way, we were talking about Amber Portwood from teen mom. This is crazy. And she just got married again. Engaged. Okay, so what it was.

And the guy's name is Gary again. Yeah, Gary is her baby daddy and now her fiancee. And now... He's missing or something. He's missing. What? Haven't heard from him in days. So yesterday we come on and I have to be reminded who the teen moms are.

They get all mixed up to me. But Lunchbuck said we had her on the show once. Yeah, she was in the studio. She's been to jail. I wrote her letters in jail asking to come visit. Got no response. So what's the story? She met this dude on a dating app. He had never heard of the show allegedly. They got engaged. I never believed that. I'm not sure I believe it either. But they got engaged. And now he is missing in North Carolina. They haven't heard from him in two or three days. Your theory? I don't know. Because I don't know anything about this guy. Like, I don't know his past. Like, maybe.

maybe he got engaged. He's like, well, maybe this is not what I want to do. And he's in a cabin in the woods, or did he go for a hike and get, I have no idea what he was doing in North Carolina because he lives in Indiana. Does he have family in North Carolina? Not sure, but hasn't talked to his parents, haven't talked to Amber and the police are investigating. From TMZ, the timing here is interesting.

Amber just introduced Gary for the first time on teen mom the next chapter in Thursday's episode on MTV. And 72 hours later, she's. reported him missing. Amber and Gary got engaged within the last three weeks and first got together in 2023 after matching on a dating app. Is it he was overwhelmed with

the spotlight with all the people talking about it because of how famous she is? Is she chaotic? Chaotic energy? Oh yeah. Okay. So she probably attracts chaotic energy. Yeah, probably. The chaotic energy is often involved in other things that are chaotic.

You don't just have a simple chaotic energy that exists in one place for the most part. I can see that, yeah. Yeah, because like she went to jail for beating her old dude, Gary. Oh, that's what it was? Yeah. She went to prison for that? Oh, yeah. So, yeah. Wow. I thought it had to be something like financial. No, no, no, no, no. They did find a missing person inside a 20-foot python. A whole person? What? Like a, oh, you. See, this is what I'm talking about. Normal size? Like he's dead? What are you talking? What are you saying? What are you? This is why snakes, man, they can eat you. You don't mess with So again, from TMZ, last week, a 45-year-old mom of four went missing.

No. Her husband got worried, gathered a group to search for her. They found a 20-foot python with a protruding stomach. And so they took machetes to it. And the snake had bitten her leg. Then when she went down, constricted around her, then ate her. What? Obviously, this is not in Arkansas.

Oh. Oh, my gosh. This is... This is in Indonesia. Okay. Oh, man. I don't care where it is, guys. No, I know.

I'm just saying this... The dang swallowed a human. Like, also... And you guys are like, oh, yeah, they're not... They're scared to you. Uh-huh. Bit to limit the ability to move around. Strangled her.

Then grabbed, strangled, and ate. Wild. Like, where do you start? Like, I get that you said something about the leg, but like... You know, when a baby comes out, it has to come out head first, or it's... It's difficult. You probably eat head first. Right.

Because then the body kind of, yeah. I would think you swallow head first. The snake knows that. The snake's like, I'm going to start here because if I start with this leg, that'll be difficult. I would also bet the snake didn't have in mind

that he was out looking for a human to cripple and then eat. She probably stumbled upon him. The snake got scared or was hungry and went boomed. Well, it's here now. Might as well eat it.

Oh. Please let that never happen to me. Yeah, please. They will find... Let me never see a 20-foot python. Oh, my gosh. At times, they will find parts of people in gaiters. Oh, yeah.

Like if they kill a gator and go into the stomach, they'll find people or things inside of gators. Let's see. I don't know. See what? You keep saying, see. But there's a lot of things that kill and eat people. Like what?

Sharks. Yeah, sharks? Mosquitoes? Even if you did Jeffrey Dahmer, right? Bad, bad dude. You can't go, well, see, every human does that. even though there are some that do it. Right, but most animals are...

Yeah. I would say there aren't a lot of animals eating full humans. It's got to be very, very, very rare. Okay. I mean, which one eats the most? Sharks? I don't think sharks as much eat full people. I think sharks have just bite. Like, yeah.

See, I ain't messing with that. A guy was arrested for driving 143 miles an hour and a 65 mile per hour zone. Woo! 143, you can't accidentally go, right? I can understand going 91 and a 75 on one of those interstates at 75. And all of a sudden, you're like, oh, man, I'm going a little too fast. Get it.

Yeah, but that's about it. I think once you cross, like, the 90-something, like, you know you're going really fast. Officer spotted a 2023 Cadillac CT5V traveling 143 miles an hour and a 65. The driver whose age and identity were not released was charged with super speeder and reckless driving. Super speeder is identification. I wonder at what speed that starts because it's completely reckless. There's no way if one minor thing happened, you're totally lost control and you're putting other people in danger. The Georgia Department of Driver Services states that super speeders are drivers ticketed for traveling 75 miles per hour or faster on a two lane road.

So two lane roads are... Yeah, one going one. At max a two lane road would be what, 55? I would assume. Right? 55? I don't know. there's a lot of 65 two-laners.

Or 85 mile per hour. Well, now you go 85. That's not super-speeter. On a highway? Yeah, I don't feel like that's super-speeter. Well, we're rebels. I would say 95 would be super-speeter. Yeah, I agree.

And if you're going 143, you know you're going that fast because everything's passing in a blink. And you're doing it on purpose. Like, you want to go that fast. Yeah. We want to remind everybody that speeding and reckless driving will not be tolerated from WSBTV. I agree.

I don't have the desire to go that fast. Like, nothing about me wants to go fast in a car. Yeah, I mean, not, I mean on a racetrack, yes, but man, if you have a- Have you been on a race track? I drove a race car once. Right. Yeah, we watched you driving. I didn't like it.

That was fun. I didn't like it, one bit. When I was test driving some cars, it felt good. I never was into accelerating and, like, getting on the highway and going really fast, but I don't know. I did, and it felt good. Maybe it was just my season of life. It felt real good.

Yeah, is that when you were, like, going into the pool fully clothed? Yeah, it was a little bit after that. I mean, the season lasted, you know, two years or so. So I just know that somewhere in there, I've never had the need for that type of speed. But then when I was test driving cars, I was like, why not? Might as well see what this thing can do. And when I would do it, it was exhilarating. But I don't, I'm not really going to do it right now.

I feel like test drives when you buy a car are overrated. Because if you like a car, and by the way, they don't want to let you test drive it that far anymore. I don't really understand what a test drive does. Well, back in the day, you could even take it home for a night. Yeah. That's cool. I think a test drive does a lot. You see how you feel driving it.

Yeah, but I've never known a single person that liked a car by seeing it and got in a test drive. I was like, you know what? I loved it. But after the test drive, not for me. Yeah, I didn't feel right. Because I think all new cars or newer cars, even if you're buying it somewhat pre-owned, they feel like a newish car is going to feel. Yeah, what?

I mean, I guess maybe you get in a Camero back in the day and you see all the blind spots. Okay. maybe that's not a good. There were blind spots in a Camaro. Yes, very. So many. So bad. How do I not know this?

They're known for blind spots? Yes. My former, well, my mother-in-law, I feel like she'll always be a part of, she's a part of my life. But she has Camero, and any time we'd go to Austin and I would borrow it and drive it, I was always so nervous. I was going to hit something because it was so difficult to see. You're so low to the ground, too. Why would they allow that?

You're like an inch off the ground. It's just, I mean, she's obviously used to it, and you adjust everything for you, but it just, takes a lot of getting used to when you're not used to it. And I would say a Camaro is the one car of experience that in. Yeah, it's, I don't know why. Wow, oh, wow, can't see there. Well, can't see that. Okay, really weird.

A 57-year-old Northern California teacher made the news after being accused of teaching her second grade class while drunk. That's sad. She will not be facing any charges in connection with the incident. Why not? I mean, that's not, that's reckless. Did anything happen? No, but shouldn't there be a charge? I don't think it's illegal, though, to be drunk.

and teach, especially here. Right. Really? Last year, a 57-year-old Northern California teacher made the news after being accused of teaching her second grade class while drunk. After a month's long investigation, prosecutors say, no charges. The investigation couldn't prove that the unnamed teacher drove to the school drunk

and say she may have started drinking only after arriving. There was also not enough evidence to prove that the children she was teaching were in actual danger. It's also determined that it's highly inappropriate to teach while intoxicated, It's not illegal. Okay. So maybe she lost her teacher's license or certificate or something. Why? She didn't do any illegal.

No. Reports say that the name of the teacher in question is no longer in the school staff directory. However, it doesn't say she lost her license. Okay. Well, I mean, I get that there's no legal charges, but aren't there still like, hey, you're probably going to take a step back from teaching or get the same? Yeah, probably frowned upon. I'd agree with you.

Frown upon, I do understand. I totally get that. I'm frowning right now about it. But that's crazy that you can say, you know what? Nothing illegal. Now, if she was doing science experiments, probably would have been bad. Like for fire and stuff? Yeah.

That's from Yahoo News. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Muncie, Indiana. A 39-year-old man owed his dealer some money because he hadn't been paying off his debts. He's like, I don't have cash. And then he was outside a bar, and he saw the beer delivery truck pull up.

He's like, that's it. That's my answer. So the guy got out of the truck to bring some beer inside. He jumped in the beer truck. Tried to drive it to the dealer's house. Just to drop it off? Here's my payment. Here's all the beer.

Anything you want. I thought he would maybe rob the guy for cash or steal beer. I didn't know I was just going to take the truck like a dowry to a... Interesting. The dad back in the day would give that to the husband from marrying his daughter. Oh, yeah. That's like a dowry. When he got busted, he said, yeah, I owed a debt and I was trying to deliver the beer.

Almost. Sometimes you got to get creative. Almost. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. Father's Day Sunday? Yep.

Is Father's Day and Mother's Day always on Sundays? Always. Yeah. I think so. Yes. Do men like being fathers? That's the general question. Do men like being fathers?

Like they anonymously talk to like 250 men. Do they like being fathers? It's a yes or not. know. Eddie? Yes. Lunchbox. Yes. What's, they didn't ask this, but what's your percentage on like versus don't like? Lunchbox first. Oh, 70% like, 30%? Pretty high. Not like. There's some, there's some bad, annoying, frustrating. Kids? Drive you up a wall moments. Eddie? Yeah, I'd go around 75. Okay. 75%. That's pretty solid. Yeah.

Do men like being fathers? The answer is yes. In a study, a majority of men find being apparent enjoyable and rewarding. And about 78, 79%. And they say all or most of the time, but there's no chance. It's all the time. There's no chance. No chance.

Nothing is all the time. I don't like steak all the time. I don't like massages all the time. Most of the time you do. Yeah, most I do. That's pretty good. Yeah, yeah. You guys do anything?

We talked about this. But any plans yet Sunday? I told my wife, if I just don't want to watch golf. you know, like that's kind of, the U.S. Open is on this week. They do that for Father's Day, by the way. That's pretty cool. I like that. Do they?

Is that on President? Oh, for sure. I think it works out. I think it works out because they plan that way in advance, I think, before. Years before. Because it fluctuates when Father's Day. No, I think it's every Father's Day. Maybe, but, okay.

And that's what I want to do. You think four years prior when they plan out where it's going to be. They're like, let's find the Father's Day of four years. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I bet they do. I don't know what's wrong. Lunchbox, you?

Nothing. Man go to the pool, you know. Doesn't sound like a you thing, but it sounds like a them thing. Do you want to come to my pool? No, I just like... Wait, we'll go to your pool. I only have it for not much longer, so come use it. And her dumpster.

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