The Bobby Bones Show - Wed Post Show (5-22-24)

Episode Date: May 22, 2024

Bobby talks about Kobayashi retiring as a competitive eater because he says he is no longer hungry. Bobby talked about watching a show that did a study on people losing weight on negative and positive reinforcement incentives. We get an update on our Assassins game. An influencer is busted after sending her twin into work for her so that she could go on vacation. We get into more details about our BBS Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Here's your host, Bobby Bones. What's happening, everybody? So, Amy, let me ask you a question. I'm going to see how much this is pierce the consciousness of your mind. The greatest competitive eater of all time is... I can't think of his name right now, but we talk about him. I just need, like, one syllable. Well, that's not even where I'm going to, what the real answer is,

but you're not going to know number two if you don't know number one. So the guy's name is Joey. Joey Chestnut. Correct. Nice. But I was going to say, if you knew that, would you know the second greatest? No. Nothing at all.

Maybe a syllable. No, I don't think you'll get it. Eddie, who's the second greatest? Competitive eater. Is it a girl? I'm not answering your question. I think lunchbox will know it is why I'm not going to lunchbox yet, yeah.

Jimmy Walnut. No, it's the lunchbox, do you know? Kobayashi. It's the only other one I know. Oh, wow. There's a documentary on him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There is.

Yeah. And Kobayashi, I knew him before Joey Chestnut. Kobayashi was like that dude for a while. He's the OG. But then Joey Chestnut. Joey Chestnut's like the Jokovic, where forever Nadal and Federer were like, no one's ever going to be better than them. They're the greatest. And then Djokovic comes out of nowhere and he's the greatest player of all time now. And you didn't really want it to happen.

But Joey Chestnut's the greatest of all time now. But Kobayashi is retiring since not hunger anymore. He's going to stop eating. I just thought that whole thing was funny because he's like, no hungry anymore. It's like Forrest Gump when he just stopped running. I'm going home. I'd love to see like a doctor do a study of his industry. the size to see, like really what age he is after eating all that food and the way he ate. Maybe he's younger. Maybe it's.

Because in the documentary, and now I remember this guy. Oh, you watched it? Yes. Now, yeah, now I know who we're talking about. And it was years ago. I watched it, but he was, he's in great shape. His body is fascinating. So I don't know. Do they talk about how they get rid of the

food? Like, I think it comes out to the butthole. Right, but what's the process? Like, all in one? Like, or does it take like weeks? I don't know. I didn't ask. No, I'm just wondering about the documentary. I didn't see it. Okay. Didn't you watch it?

No? I don't remember them doing the bathroom. The whole documentary was in the bathroom. I feel like that's what it should be. It's cut backs and forth to him on the toilet, but he's like, I remember like it was yesterday. It showed him eating different meals to stretch his stomach when a competition was coming up. Oh. Just.

The Japanese eating legend who won six consecutive Nathan's hot dog eating contests, six in a row. Like, he was that dude. He is now standing down. he's doing no more food competitions he's announced his retirement in the new Netflix documentary Hack Your Health, the Secrets of Your Gut After Doctors had discovered his brain

Had become repelled by highly processed foods Oh Lunchbox look you got a wish Brain and repelled Well this is not stomach I know but there's doctors still studying his body Huh Yeah but I think he was asking about the intestines

Yeah I was talking like intestines Like on the inside Bigger or like weirdly Or he said how it's aged him but his brain I'm just... The process and the food like the preserve and stuff

were effing with him. Is it all because of hot dogs? I think he ate everything. He did a lot of different things. Yeah, yeah, it wasn't just hot dogs. He ate a lot of stuff. And I wonder if any of us could get that. Maybe it's not even a...

Probably because he's a competitive eater. But sometimes people just all of a sudden start to be allergic to something. Yeah. Or you just, like, I have IBS. And I've started taking some new supplement. I don't even know what it is. I'm be honest with you.

People just, suggest stuff and I'm like, let's give it a run. There's a doctor who suggested it, but I don't know what it is. And I've been taking it, and it's got something in it. I don't even know what it is. And I'm like, oh, I feel a little better. Maybe it's that one little chemical that I've just, my body has been needing. You don't know what it is?

We want to know. I can tell you, I don't know. I mean, think about all the processed foods that we ate as kids. America's terrible about it. All we ate. Dude, I didn't eat vegetables. I drank Kool-Aid and lunchables. and...

Remember to help her? No, that was vegetables. Yeah, that was. Kool-Aid, because it was fruit and vegetables. The fruit-flavored Kool-Aid fit the pyramid. Dude, I remember putting three huge cups of sugar in there. In this movie, doctors analyzed brain scans, finding that when Kobayashi sees food,

all of the areas of his brain that are related to nausea start to be activated. Oh, man. Wow. Kobayashi is now focusing on eating more nutritious foods in smaller portions. Good for him. She's really not hungry.

He's trying to rewire his brain. Wow. I want to live a healthy and long life, so I've decided to quit competitive eating contests, New York Post. Wow. I don't know if you said this because I just started reading the article. He never feels hungry. He goes days without eating. I never, I didn't say that.

The headline was just funny. Not hungry anymore. I didn't know it was literal. He literally said he goes days without eating because he never gets that sensation that he's hungry anymore. Well, a lot of people pay good money for Ozempic. Yeah. He has the natural. Well, I guess it's not supernatural.

And that's not fun to have this. But, wow. That's crazy. A study has found that people are more likely to lose weight if they're paid to do it. Also, a study is found if people are more likely to do work if they're paid to do it. Correct. Just in general, people are more likely to do things if they're paid to do it. People with obesity or mild obesity are four times likely to lose weight if they're offered money.

I watched this story once, and it was on one of those news shows, like a 2020 or nightline, one of those. and it was about, they did a study on people of different ages and shapes and sizes and races, but they wanted to lose weight. Some of them three pounds, some seven pounds, some 40 pounds. And they took half the group and they said, we will give you money if you lose your desired weight. We'll give you half the money if you lose half your desired weight. The other half of the group, they took not fully naked, but like pictures in their underwear. And they said, if you don't lose a desired weight, we're going to post these on the internet.

To see if negative or positive reinforcement would help. more so the group. Now everybody's different. So the sample was like 20 on each. Which one do you think lost the most weight? Money. People threatened to put their... Money talk.

I would have thought the threatening too because I'd be like, I don't want that out there, but it was the money. It was the positive. Like you can get this by doing this instead of we're going to humiliate you by doing this. I mean, that's what they say about kids,

you know, like giving positive reinforcement instead of being like, I'm going to take this away if you don't do that. This is what you get if you behave, If not, this is what you get taken away. Are you guys full positive parents? No. I'm so bad at that.

The first thing I go to is like, I'm taking away your switch. Yeah, for a while, I had, like, there was zero currency for motivation of anything with my son. Like, there was nothing that was going to work. You could take anything away. You could give anything. There was zero, nothing. It was like, there was nothing. So I had to.

Did you ever think about giving them something awesome just to take it away? Oh, that's a good idea. Like, you haven't figured it out yet. But for you, son, I'm. I'm giving you a four-wheeler. Wow! And then the next day, I'm taking it away. If you want it back, you'll be good.

Boom. The old, here's this, but I'm going to take it. The rope-a-dope. Yeah. And you don't even really buy it for them. You just borrow four-wheeler because then you take it away the next day anyway. Good idea. Yeah.

Yeah, so everybody wins. Yeah. Yeah, that's the whole story. The group was told $507. What they get, there's a percentage of the weight they lost. The money is what was a factor. I thought that story was interesting. I've, for some reason, I've, for some reason,

that negative versus positive, especially when it came to weight loss. But in general, Also, you guys are freaking me out. Everywhere I look, I'm looking out my house window for all of you. Assassin? Yeah. Hey, it's not me. I don't know who my assassin is.

I have no idea. It could be any of you. But all I know is I'm looking out my window, and I don't see any of you yet, except for the, like, silhouetti parts I see of you that really aren't there. Like, sometimes I see the lunchboxes walk by. I'm like, was that even lunchbox? You see a flat top, like, for sure. That's good.

I'm like, was that Doug funny or was that lunchbox? That was rude. So that's what my mind is. Eddie's been eliminated. I think I've been reading more about this assassin game. They were playing. And the way we were doing it was in three weeks we checked back to see who's alive and redraw assassin for the new people.

But now Lunchbox has whomever Eddie was supposed to kill. We don't even know who that is with the water gun. Correct. Maybe you just play until everybody's dead. And the lone survivor is the winner? Maybe, but the problem is if it gets down to two, well they got to kill each other You know who it

Yeah Well they just got to Like both ways make sense But I think the original way is like Lunchbox You're now killing whoever Eddie Was supposed to kill with the water gun Right?

Yeah I if I wanted to You said Yes But the rule is So should I just be able to kill anybody Or no? No god do No the rule is

I think in the original assassin Is that now Since Eddie's dead Do you have his guy And once you kill him Right And it's the last Yeah guy or whatever

It's the last person alive is the winner, but it gets down to two. So if you kill, let's say Eddie's person is Amy. I don't know who they are. Yeah. Let's say you killed Eddie, so now you have Amy to kill. She doesn't know you're trying to kill her. Yeah. So you kill her, but there's only like four of us left, but still the next person doesn't know what's you.

And the last person standing is the winner of assassin. So what if he ends up killing someone that had him, or is that possible? That is possible. what happens then? That's a great question. Does he kill himself? Yeah, I don't know. I feel like there's so many different ways to play because like at my daughter's school,

there's too many people they're not going to draw, right? I've written the official rules. I know that those are the official. But then my sister was telling me at her kids high school, they play. But as long as you have like a floaty goggles around, like if you're wearing a floaty and goggles around your neck, like you're safe. Like so if you're out in public, so she's like, she said that like every All the high schoolers are walking around town with Floody's on like on Saturday.

No, that's hilarious. Because then you can't get shot out in public. I love that. That's funny. You're going to your kid's soccer game. I'm going to go to go. I will. There just have to be like around your person.

So, okay, because we're modifying as we go. That's hilarious. And I have no idea who is trying to kill me. And I think Kickoff Kevin's on a great job of keeping it. Because I don't think he's said a word to anybody, right? I don't even know who's in the game. I don't either. I don't even know of Abby and I have no idea of Abby.

Mike, are you in? Okay. Oh, Mike, see, I have no idea. Me either. The only rule is, like, for example, today. Bobby doesn't have Mike. Mike and I will do, or. Does he mean.

I know. I know. I know. You can't, you don't know with me. Stop trying to figure out what I'm up to. So, like, Mike and I, we work today from my house doing the Bobbycast. He can't kill me on a work deal. During the bobbycast.

Right. He can't kill me. If he's like at my house, he couldn't kill me. If Lunchbox and Ray were doing something, sore losers at a bar, Ray couldn't kill lunchbox, that type of thing. So if it's work-related and we're working together, you can't kill each other. Even if they're on their way to that event. Correct. If there's two fro, if it's involved, you can't kill the person.

Because when we were, it's like de-s-nuts. We had to cut that because we couldn't have everybody always thinking, well, I'm not saying who. Because I'll get dees-nutted. There has to be a safeness to work. And we made the rule that you can't do it on the to and from work. So like if I'm walking out to work in the morning, you can't be waiting it. Correct. So, and then I would say, let's just check back in in three weeks.

But Lunchbox, if you are to kill the next part. Did you, Eddie, did you tell him who you had? He knows. So if you were to kill the next person, it's less people. Yeah. And then in like three weeks or whenever that is, we'll check back in, see who's alive, who had who, wipe them all down, like we said the first time, and start over and redraw with who's alive. Yeah.

I had dreams about it last night. Yeah, I'm seeing people walk by my window. But I mean, can someone break in your house? Like, they could. No, but they might die in the real life. Like, for real for real. Right. Like, no, there's no breaking and entering.

You can't do anything illegal to do it. Okay, so you can't break in. But even like say, say, I'm out. But like if my wife would, because I keep replaying the scenario of how lunchbox got me, if I would have gotten in, shut the garage door and he's outside my house, he rings the doorbell, my wife opens the door. Can he push the door open? Go into my house.

find me and shoot me? That's illegal. No force. And I would also say that there should be some sort of rule. Let's say that lunchbox is trying to kill me. And lunchbox is at my house. If I see lunchbox at my house or if I see him before he shoots me and I'm like, Assassin Free,

you can't stay and wait forever. He can't just like sit outside my door for three hours. There's got to be some rule of... Oh, the kids would... What's up? Yeah, there's got to be an element of surprise. Oh, there was surprise. Don't you worry. Yes. So if I know lunchbox is outside, he can't just go, I'm not leaving.

Good luck, buddy. Good luck getting out of your house. I'll be here for three hours. Okay. Yeah, I mean, the element of surprise is awesome, but it's also, man, I really thought Eddie, because he still had it in drive. I thought he was going to hit that gas and go right through his house. And I was like, this is about to be left. That would have been terrible.

Like, I don't know what would have happened if that would have happened. Like, I mean, it would have been, oh, man, but I really thought about it, but I still was like, because it's crazy. My wife, she, like, parked in the middle of our driveway, so I was barely trying to squeeze into the garage. If she would have parked the way she normally parks, I would have gotten in. Shut the garage. I would have been safe. No, no, you want to have.

I parked farther away because I saw I had time because you were scooting. If I would have pulled right in your driveway. Yeah, I still thinking about this. That feels dirty. It feels like euphemism. It's not. And I mean, the mailman was driving by at that time, and he had to think, what is going on? Because I throw the door open and just don't even close it.

And I'm running down the side by. His car's still rolling? And I'm pumping the gun as I'm going. And I have the gun held up. Like, I, and he's the mailman is just looking like, what in the? So can I ask again, who's in? Just for my sake. Amy's in.

Mike's in. I'm in. Eddie, do you feel like a loser being eliminated first? No, dude. I feel good. See, I can sleep at night. Yeah, I guess I just want to win everything. You don't really care that much.

I'm good. Morgan, you're in. Ray, you're in. Is Abby in? No. Is scuba stephen? You are in. So the only person that's not in is Abby. Okay. Of all the group. Now in the other room, Kevin's not in, kick off Kevin. Right.

Lauren's not in because she's getting married. Yeah. She shows up in the wedding. Okay. And then we have our start date. When do we start? Monday? Okay. So we'll do three weeks and we'll reset. And everybody sent me their money. Oh. Yeah. Venmo? Yeah. You got my money.

Ray, you say you're in, right? Yeah, I'm in, but I mean, I'm going to be screwed CMA Fest. So I guess, and once we do that rule where you can wear the inflatable with the glasses, I'm in trouble. Why is that? I got a bunch of people coming in town to CMA Fest. I'm going to be all over the place. Like, you're going to just gun me any place I am. Yeah, but Ray.

They're going to have to find you. Yeah, Ray, and that's how lunchbox got me. I go work out every day, and he knows my route. Just don't tell people where you are during CMA Fest. We could do the goggles, but you can have like, you can wear the goggles. for like one day a week. I was gonna say because then you just wear them. You can do it all the time.

But for like one day a week, you can do the goggle rule. If you have the goggles on and somebody gets you when you're gotten. But you have to declare the... Yeah, because I was going to say, what I would do is I'd have in my hand in it. Yeah, put them on right away. Right when I see a goggle. You have to let Kevin know it's your goggle day without letting everybody else know. Oh gosh, this is...

I mean, this is getting confusing. It's not that many rules. If you're going to wear goggles, right? So that gives you a CMA Fest day to wear goggles. Well, I was going to do CMA Fest for the whole week. weekend, so I'm going to have to cancel my tickets for Friday and Saturday. We agree. Yeah, don't go, buddy. I don't think anybody will be able to smuggle a gun into the stadium to get you. No, just on the street. CMA Fest. I think even then I would...

Yeah. One, it's going to be hard to find him. Dude, you can't take a little squirt gun put in your pocket. And parking? There's no way. Searching for him. Fighting traffic. Right, you're good. Dude, it's worth it if they do. I'd be like, please come find me because you're going to be miserable doing it. After the show, I'm calling my sister and telling her we can't do CMA Fest. And then Carry a water gun with you, a small water gun with you. I'm gonna be carrying two beers. You can't kill your... Put it in your garter belt.

You can't shoot your assassin. That's not your guy. Oh, that'd be a fun rule though. Unless it is your guy. If your assassin sneaks up on you and you see them before they see you and you can kill them. Well, you can't start that one now. You never saw him. I would have had a gun on me.

It wouldn't matter. You never saw him. Because my idea has been to stay strapped. I'm going to keep my gun with me no matter what. I think it's a great idea that you can defend yourself. See, I wondered the same thing. I had a dream about that. I was like, I had a dream that someone showed up in my house,

and they were hanging over the roof trying to shoot in my window, and I shot them with the water gun. I think if you shoot them, they're... What? Guys, in real life, if you got a hit on you, you're not carrying a gun. You have no idea someone's trying to kill you. But you do know now someone's trying to kill you. And in real life, if there was a hit on me, I would carry a gun.

Yeah, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, they both carried a gun on them. And that's true story. Yeah. Is that a movie? Yeah. And a TV show. You never saw the movie? No.

And the TV shows on Amazon. is good. It is? Yeah, it's fun. Yeah, it's fun, good. Okay, so you can kill your assassin. The problem is we need proof that... Who got hit first.

I know. So, regardless, if your assassin's coming after you, you can't shoot them back. Dang, I'm going to get a new gun. If I'm going to stay strapped all the time, that gun's too big. That's way too big, dude. Mine was huge. Where does a backpack? They have some of those where you have water tanks

where you wear as a backpack. Can you imagine wearing that all the time? Okay, so, again, we're making the rules up as we go, but everybody has to kind of agree. Does everybody feel good about the modifications? Yeah. So like when we're going to host the CMA Fest stage. Work?

That's work. That's work. It's work. Because you're dressed. Yeah. People know exactly where you're going to be for work. If it's work. And again, if it comes down to it, the panel will decide if it was cheating or not.

But if it's work, you can't do it. They can't shoot you on stage. No. I don't think so. You're doing the announcements on CMA Fest and your person's right beside you. Celebrity softball game. game for folds of honor work work okay make sure work I could see someone coming to the stand to and from or doing it that's work but but you're saying like if you're at a restaurant

with your wife eating somebody can walk in and shoot you absolutely in the restaurant that's showbiz baby that's assassins the game okay dude that would be legit yeah you imagine the whole restaurant I've spent way too much time looking up the rules that don't even exist on this game like reading stories about it and how that's not even real game and there's like 84 different versions of the rules. And I know I shouldn't read it because they all change every day, but I just read more and more rules. And we keep adding more and more rules. But there's 20, 40, 60, 80. But none of the rules that we're adding don't already exist in one version of the game. Even killing your own assassin? Correct. Some of the rules say when you kill them, they don't actually

die off. They just have to go away. But we, if you're going to risk it, you should die if you get caught. Yeah, I mean, I kind of like open season where I'm just pop anybody. So you could track everybody down? Yeah, instead of me just having to track one person, like, But then we'd all look for you. That's fine. Look for me. You ain't going to see me. Morgan, what are you going to say?

I'm worried about the everybody carrying and you can shoot back because I don't feel like he's going to be honest. Like if he gets hit first, he's going to be like, no, I hit you first. You, you. Like if I say I have you, right, and I come and shoot you and you have your gun, you're like, no, I shot you first. This is what I would say to that. If you were going to get somebody, try to have some video, right?

I would say that if you even can shoot the assassin, period. that kind of kills the argument because the assassin should never be shot. Assassin should shoot and get the heck out of dodge. And then they have a video and they're like, I'm not even wet, look, I shot them. It's just going to be on evidence. We're trying to video it as well.

I mean, how good are you at creeping? It would have to be a water gun malfunction. Let's put it this way. Water guns don't jam. In real life, there would be... I hear you, Morgan. I'm just a little worried about honesty here. But I think with both sides trying to video,

if the assassin's trying to video as it happens, that's going to be caught. And if you're trying to kill the assassin Could you see the assassins out there? You're probably going to have it too. In some way, the body cam is going to get them. I might go by a ring doorbell camera. Strapping on to you?

No, to see if anybody's creeping around my house. You don't have one? No. Why would you say that? He's like, I want to have to go buy locks from my doors to hide the money I've hidden in my top bedroom, too, under the mattress. Wait, what? Okay, all right, let's take a little middle roll here.

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I mean, ugh. Yeah. Or you're going camping, sleeping on the ground. Well, you know, we could come up with a lot of scenarios.

But I would imagine probably something her tissue was all jacked up and something she ate. What are we eating that has a larva? It can be anything. We have bugs and parasites.

And everything. Yeah. But how about that? You're like, man, this hurts. I don't like this. I don't like this.

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for sending her twin into work for her. An influencer found herself on hot water after attempting to have her identical twin sister cover for her at work so she could go on

an unauthorized vacation. Are a chance who frequently shares the unique experiences of being a twin on the popular TikTok account that she has claims

her boss caught wind of the scheme after well, don't post a video you idiot. Yeah. But how do you know who's who?

Oh, I guess the Talked out of the video. And the account and all that. And like, why does your twin want to go to work for you? Well, they're trying to get, you know, it's good content. It's funny. Yeah. Well, watch it.

That's why. I mean, it's not really about to work, probably. But why would you... Of course, you're going to get in trouble. Let me read you what the story says exactly, so I don't mess up the details. Ari Chan, who frequently shares the unique experience as being a twin with her sister No on a popular TikTok account claims our boss caught wind of the scheme after No posted a video from Ari's job detailing the parent-trap-esque switchroo.

Yeah, he posted a video. You told it yourself. He didn't find out. He got wind of it. He got wind. Yeah, okay. However, Ari then shared what she claims was an irate email from her manager condemning the unacceptable and shocking stunt as a slap to the face to colleagues and the company.

Though some followers don't believe Ari's story, others commented, Disappointed Regards is my new favorite signature. Disappointed regards, what the email said. That's from the New York Post. And you know what? They also could have just faked it. Yeah. And there really was no twin, but they just said it.

they look identical anyway or one kid just went through five minutes but also nobody catches wind if you're putting it out publicly that's not catching wind you gave them the wind yeah you fed them the wind correct I do want to mention one other thing about the assassin game I know we talked about it

I would recommend your guns not look like real guns yeah I made my daughter made sure it was like neon green yes I would it should almost look like a laser shooter like a make sure your guns don't look like real guns Eddie was trying to make me Yeah, Eddie was trying to get more. Like a real gun.

That was the thing. Eddie was like during the break like trying to get more gun to get one look like a real gun. The gun was awesome though. It was electric and it would go but it looks like a real gun and you know what else is electric?

The chair, once you put you in. Oh, that's for that. Right. For that, for having a gun that almost looked real. So, okay, boom. Got that note about assassins. No real gun. Let me talk about the Olympics again,

the Bible show Olympics. We don't have a better name for it yet. But it's, seven games that we will compete in with one overall winner. If you missed the show yesterday, all of us were able to submit and have agreed upon something that we've chosen that we think is a bit of our specialty.

And then we picked two universals where there really was no one with a direct or a clear advantage. Lunchbox picked a one-mile run, which he will dominate. But it's not only about winning because you don't just get wins. It's not W's and L's. if you win you get five points second place four points third place three so you're just trying to keep your your points moving and if you don't want to participate that's a zero right it's a zero you don't want zeros so eddies is mini golf an 18 whole tournament dominate what i think that's such a grab bag

it is such a crapshoot i'm a putter dude great and that's why you picked it because you feel like you can win that yeah but i feel like there if we were like handicapping it i don't know that you'd be that much of a favorite over maybe a little bit over anybody else, but not a ton. We shall see. No, I think you're smart. If you think you're good at putting, you should have gone to a course and we go to every green, 18 holes. We put the ball in the same spot.

We wouldn't be able to do that. It costs a bunch of money. Sure. And visually, I think mini golf's funnier. Yeah. And we can't get on a course and just run 18 green, you know? I mean, we got power. We're famous.

Ray is Popa shot basketball? I got a question on that. Is it just going to be where it sits or is it going to be a random word of the? the basket moves back and forth. Whatever it is, it needs to be consistent. That's what I'm asking. So, Ray, probably sit. Probably sit, right?

Sits. The one down the road right here sits. It stays. And I would also say that we do it, and it's like you get to go twice in your best score of the two. Okay, so some sort of malfunction in case. A ball flies out, whatever the case.

You probably get two runs at it, and it's the best one run of the two. Got it. I got another question about that. Go ahead. Who's paying for the machine? I'll pay for the machine. Oh, good.

Thank God. Scuba's is the long jump. What does he think? Who knows? Mine is, thanks to Amy's suggestion, it's not like a max bench press, but it's NFL Combine style where there's a medium amount of weight and is how many reps can you get? Question on that. Lunchbox can't will not be able to bench it. He can do a bench press?

No, he can't. And so he said if he lays on the bench that that counts as trying it, I believe he needs to at least do one to get one point. That's not the rules. I think he needs to try to do it. do one. As long as you attempt. But the judge needs to see that it was a fair attempt because you could run the mile

and be like, I'll try to rub the mile. Right, exactly. And that's where it gets tricky. Lunchbox, can you not do a bench press? I can do one. Well, what's the problem? Is it because of the elbow thing? I didn't say, I didn't say, no, he can't. No, he can't. I think he has the mobility to do this. Yeah. He just saying he doesn't want to

do it because he doesn't work out. But why is Ray fighting for him? I don't understand. No, he can't. Not fighting for him. He's fighting. Because Ray wants to get out of the mile So he's using this as a precedent. I want lunch to get zero points on the bench press because that one point is huge. It is going to be a big point. Our judge will have somebody there to judge each time that's not involved.

Like a bench press, I'll probably get Kevin Kluke, our trainer who's left just to be there and make sure that everybody tries. And we can also do that we can lower the weight. We can do it like 95 pounds. Okay, whatever you want. This can be bigger than the Olympics. Okay, so that's mine. The universal two games are football.

throwing target challenge. And dominate that. And home run derby on a small field. But that's the one you thought you would win easily. That one's tough. I just worry about that one. The home run derby? Yeah.

Is it softball or baseball? Baseball. And you get to pick the person to pitch to you? And how many pitches? Whatever that'll be will determine it ahead of time. Because we got to do a number of pitches and then if you, I mean, if no one gets a... It's not a number of pitches, it's a number of swings. Well, that's what I mean, yeah.

Yeah. Because number of pitches, you get a bad pitch, you just... Sure. And then do we do like home run derby where it's clocked? No, you just take a number of swings. Because Home Run Derby clocked is no number of swings. Swings. Swings.

And you can honestly break down everything about how much arguing is going to go on, the long jump. Did he fall back? Did his hand touch? We'll have cameras, though. Did he scratch? The one thing that really isn't going to be arguing is the running. Other than that, the Papa Shot, there's going to be arguing. The Home Run Derby, there's going to be arguing.

There can be arguing on Papa Show. Yeah, it's the machine takes care of that. And you get two runs. so if one messes up and there's an argument, it doesn't matter. I mean, I think the only one that you won't have arguments is the run and the pop a shot. The bitch press will be no arguments.

What about minigolf? How do you argue that? You moved your ball. Exactly. Because it's like... If it's on a hill, you put it up at the top of the hill. What I know?

The putter in stick from the wall. It's on the wall. Like put your stick in the middle. Oh, yeah. You do get that. So all those rules will need to be determined beforehand. It's already getting shady. See what I mean?

Like, I'm... Well, there needs to be rules. It's okay, though. It's okay, though. I'm going to do my best. To establish them to be Bobby Bone Show, Mr. Olympian. And remember, the prize is everybody from then on has to honestly act, even if they don't believe it.

Like, they could have gone pro in sports. Yes. On the air. It's like, brought up, it's like, man, I don't know. Let's say, Eddie, like you're doubting yourself. But you act like you won. But you're doubting yourself because you didn't have a good workout yesterday. Oh, man.

I just feel weak, dude. I'm not strong enough to like. Really? Yeah. Like, physically, though, like, you're really. Maybe you just don't even realize it. I honestly think you could have gone pro. like and that's hard to lie

it is hard Hey you really think that man I think yeah I think if you'd just put Because you Yeah it's tough me Lunch Fox You think I could have gone pro You got to say yes

Yeah If you win But we have to really be serious about it This is gonna be awesome So we have to start scheduling out When we're gonna do this stuff though We're not gonna all do it in one day It's too much organization

Yes So Do try to bench press and do all that After a mile run Okay The Papa shot We can walk two blocks And do it in an afternoon

Where? At Kung Fu. Interesting. After work. I just picked something that I knew would be really accessible and easy and film.

Well, no. First you didn't pick Papa shot. You picked beer paw. Then I realize it'll take way too long. That's his home hoop, though. Like, should we go to his home hoop? Or go to another one? You can honestly go to any hoop.

We can go to Dave and Busters. That's true. That's further. What about our first, so it's Wednesday. What about our first

let's pop a shot next Wednesday Ray can we do you know you guys want to schedule that for after the show sure so after the show let's say at that date let me check oh you're open let me check my calendar the 29th at 11 o'clock we'll do pop a shot Ray you have to organize where we're going to go though

I'll make sure that it's open we show up and it's not even open yeah wherever it is just make sure we're going to go so pop a shot will be first I just to make sure I got cameras and stuff there too, right? That we can... Yeah, you got to get permission to film in there. Not really, I have to use phones, but we can take a camera. I mean, it's not... Well, I'm saying if we're going to

set up camera, like legit cameras. We're not setting up studio cameras. There's not 10 angles we need. Okay, hey guys, I'm just telling you. There's a lot of... He wants a director and a sound guy. Hey, Kung Fu Saloon opens at 4 p.m. Uh-oh. Problem. So... Okay, well, so

we can do this then. Next Wednesday, the 29th, we can go pop a shot at but I bet you come for 4 what

PM they're up at 4 but there's other places David Buster's open earlier no one offered it game terminal is open at 11 a.m. on a Friday

on a Friday though not a Thursday well I was just giving another option for a time in case you don't want to do 4 what's next week let me sure Chuckie cheese is open like always

Chuck Echie has it oh look they do they have it I think they're open at noon on the weekdays. Yeah. How do you know, dude? I go every day after work. The problem with Dave and Busters is the basket's moves, just FYI. It's a setting, though.

You can probably change, right? They all move. Okay, well, then if they all move, then we play with my nephew. I'm not making this up. But if they all move, then we just play a move. Yeah, that's what I'm telling you guys. FYI. That's why I'm trying to figure out which one we're using so I can go practice.

Jackie cheese, it turns it over it. But it depends which one you want to go to. Madison? No. No. It's 11. No. We need a spot.

Andy Hawk, it's 12. At 4, we're rocking kung fu. Well, 4 is kind of 4 o'clock, man. Yeah, they can't do 4. They can't do it 4. Well, it's summer. This is the Olympics.

Camp, Amy, Camp. Lunchbox, when do you suggest we do the one mile run? Whenever you guys want, we can do it right now. We can do that one first. That would depend on time. We can do that one. It's getting hot out.

Well, that's why we do it now. We can do that one like Saturday at 10 a. What's the? Start our weekend running a mile? We're not doing it today. Bro, I want cartoons and cereal. See, this is going to be the problem

and everybody to do stuff. That's what I'm saying. Saturday, man. It takes 20 minutes. If we're picking a Saturday at 10, I'll do pop a shot at 3 after drinking on a Saturday. I'll do that at 3 p.m. You better at 3?

Yeah. That's my prime. Aiming fluid? Oh, boy. Well, then let's just do this. We need to find a time. We'll do it one at a time. we need to find a time to do Papa Shot.

Suggestions? A weekend or 4 p.m. on a Thursday. We're not going to do a weekend. They want to do a weekend. So go ahead. So how about Wednesday? Can we find a spot to do it Wednesday at 1130 next week? Yeah, Dave and Buster's opens at 11. Those hoops suck, though.

Hey, Ray. But it doesn't matter. We're not trying to find like hoops with integrity. Ray, you don't have a buddy that can open up Kung Fuhr's? I guarantee if we hit up Kung Fuhr's, they'd probably open for us. We could go do Pottosh on the building. Unless it's changed, it's going to be Dave and Bustra. unless we get an 11 o'clock somewhere else.

I got to make a power move because there's no advantage because they make those cage so it's all equal for the kids. They're not as high up. So the screen knocks down. But you're the size of a kid. Don't you want it right? The screen knocks down 50% of your shots. The basket's moving.

It's a crapshoot. I want an advantage if we get to pick stuff we want an advantage at. I see what you're saying. Right now 11-Busers is to your disadvantage. Yeah, I would probably lose it. Okay. Because you have your shot at Kung Fu. Got it.

On Wednesday of next week, one week from today, we will do pop a shot. If for some reason you get a shot. If, for some reason, you can change it to 11 and move the venue, I'm up for it. What about Friday, 1 a.m. Kung Fu? 1 a.m. That would be Thursday now. Ray's been in bed. Ray goes to bed at like 8 o'clock.

Okay, so that's the first thing we're going to try to do, okay? Morgan, what about that mini golf place downtown? Putschak? Yeah, does it have arcade stuff? No, I don't think they... No. But that game terminal does, and game terminal, I bet would open a little bit early. On Thursday of next week,

I have a Robert Earl King Bobbycast at one. Nice. But you got Robert O'Kine? That's pretty cool. Uh-huh. That's the first time you've ever said that about Bobbycast. A little name drop. I just,

hey guys and sitting there with Robert O'King. I don't know. I'd be cool to those two. Yeah, I love Robert O'Kee. Same here. That's also a promo of the podcast, so the only name drop is called a promo. I know, but we all like Robert Rolkeen.

And you're just casual. So I have Thursday. It's pretty cool. Yeah. Of next week, if we wanted to go run or play mini golf at like 1030 or, Thursday? What mini golf?

I don't know. It's not Putschak because Putschak makes you do trivia questions and stuff it's not just mini golf. Dude, I'm sure we can go in there and ask them. We're doing Pop Shot first. I'm speaking on places I've been to.

Please, by tomorrow. If there's no change in the Pop a shot, this time, we're doing Pop a shot at 1130 at Dave and Busters. It's already getting complicated. The real Olympics here is the calendar. Should we just do it on Tuesday?

No. Everybody good? Yeah, man. Whatever you want? No, not whatever I want because you can't back out. No, you can back out and that's a zero. Okay, that's it. Right.

Do it. And you can honestly knock out two birds with one stone. There's a pop a shot at Dave and Busters. There's also the only Puppet course I know in town in Opry land right outside there next to Dave and Busters. On Wednesday? Yeah, I mean, you can knock two of them out. You could do that. I like that.

We could go at 11 then and do that and then go over to Putt Putt up and do two. Got to make sure it's open. I mean, it has to be open. Can you check on that? Yeah. Okay. And Morgan, Ray's going to check on that, but can you check on that too?

Mm-hmm. So we're looking to get two things off this calendar next Wednesday, the 29th, okay? Everybody good? Yeah, man. Okay. That's what I'm saying, though. You want to be hard about the schedule? You get a zero.

No, everybody has to be able to get there. But if you're like, yeah, I can do it, and then all of a sudden you can't, you get a zero. Okay. Unless you get, like, a flat. Yesterday morning. Yes. And do you know how he got a flat? I do not.

He would just like, I'm going to be late. And I was like, if you got a flat, it makes sense. All good. Oh, I thought you like actually knew. Me too. I thought like you... Like he ran over. No, no, no. Why would it be karma? It's true. Because he was hanging out by the construction zone by my house before he assassinated me.

That's where he got his nail for sure. That's not really karma because he wasn't doing anything wrong. What are you talking about? He was trying to sneak up an assassin. I was in my wife's car. Yeah, he's not in the same car. Oh, it's not the same flat? No. But also it's not karma. He's playing a game that you were also playing.

Yeah. Okay. He got me. So. Okay, I forgot I was even talking about. Morgan, did you find a home for that dog? No.

You still have the dog? It's so cute, guys, I want it. Get it. Take it. Yeah, she's a little cute, and she's so well-behaved. Her little ears. So you think it's somebody's dog, for sure? It had to have one point been owned by somebody.

There's no way. Like, it's crate trained, it's potty trained, it sleeps through the night. There are dogs that just room? There's straight, but... She doesn't think it's a stray because of how it's actions. Yeah, and it's a laugh dog. It loves people.

There's just different quality traits if it was totally straight. I'm just like shocked that nobody. When I went to check for the chip, the vet tech looked and thinks she's maybe three, around three years old. So she's not a puppy. Maybe that's perfect.

And you wouldn't have to share this one. Yes, this one's yours. Do you guys still share the dog? Kind of. Oh, you lost. Did you leave the dog? No, I think it's all me now. Which is great.

He neglected the dog. Oh, no. I don't know what happened But I have You guys don't talk about it? No, we I just thought It's complicated

But I don't know There's just a lot of changes Happening And I have my suspicions But Suspicion Okay

Um Suspicion Just when you thought The dog was gonna live at both houses I just have my theories On some changes And I'm like Okay

Well I don't really want I don't have time Okay figure out the pop a shot guys Amy sorry about the dog No it's fine Is it fine? What? It is fine.

It is fine and I'll take the dog for like a, if you need a break. Oh yeah. We can split custody with it. Trial to talk to the dog. Because my kids get back tomorrow and they'll love it. Go to Morgan's social media like her Instagram. She has pictures

of it and maybe just share it or somebody in Nashville is their dog. We're just trying to get them that dog. And even if it is somebody's and they don't want it anymore then let me know that. I'll find it a home. Like, that's even an option too. Oh, you mean if the person like that was our dog, but I don't want it anymore?

Yeah, because that does happen. And that is a possibility. We won't blast you. No, I'll just, you know, I'll take the dog on and I'll find it a great home. Okay. All right. Back to the Olympics. Ray said we could do two birds of one stone.

The mini golf course over by there is closed permanently. I saw that also. Okay. Morgan, can I put you on this little challenge? Yeah. Thank you. So far we're not finding a measure goal. I think the Olympic game is.

get us all together to do something. Okay, we're done. Listen, the pandemic affected businesses in a lot of different ways. But we can also start with like home run derby because we could find a field. But he said you could do both at the same time. I understand.

But there are some that we can do at whatever time we need. Absolutely. But his suggestion was knocking both out because the puppet. So I said, cool, let's do it. It wasn't we can't do two unless it's those two. It was let's do this. And Ray goes, well, let's do the two. The other one's right there.

Turns out it's not. You're going to be in charge yet any finding the small baseball field? I have one already. We're ready to go. That we can actually hit home runs out of? Yep. That's fine. I mean, we can go super small.

Like, we can go, like, you know, 10-year-old baseball. Yeah. Is that what we're looking for? Maybe. Perfect. Maybe 12, 13. I got a little bigger one, sure. Like, how, how, what's the fence?

I would probably, I would say about maybe 150, 200 yards, 200 feet. If it's 200, I think that's a good for us. You can hit it out. Yeah. Is it one by McCabe? No, no, no, no. it's one kind of where Bobby and I live. In Gallatin.

I got a question. And we want to do two birds of one stone. We can get dropped off a mile from Pau-A-Shott and we run to the Pau-A-Shot. There we go. I hear you. All right. Thank you. We will see you guys tomorrow.

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