The Bobby Bones Show - WED PT2: Did Morgan Get Hit On By Pervy Santa?

Episode Date: December 11, 2024

Morgan recounts a strange interaction she had with one of Santa's helpers where he was very adamant about her giving him a kiss on the cheek. Was he being friendly or pervy? We played another round of Name That Christmas Movie. Bobby also gets into more of the details of the shooter of the CEO that came out yesterday and why he has more questions about what went down with his arrest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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But if you ever reach a point where you... You're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore. It's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that.

There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In 2023, Bachelor Star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins. But the pregnancy appeared to be a hoax. You doctored this particular test twice, Ms. Owens, correct? I doctored the test once. It took an army of internet detectives to uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing.

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Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you're here, ready, and me lunchbox, Morgan, 2, Steve Red, Abbott's trying to put you through. Black Dies writing this week's next bit. Now, Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is is. Let's go.

This is the Bobby Vaughn store. Listeners are demand and a rematch. Here's the example. This is one from earlier today. Name the Christmas movie. I know him. I know him. That would be elf.

Yes. Boom. Here's another one. Another example. You'll shoot your eye out, kid. Merry Christmas. Ho, ho. That's a Christmas story.

Everybody good? Play again? Yep. Yeah. You played hours ago. People are still fuming about it. If you miss it, you're out. Go. We're going to press on, and we're going to have the ha, ha, ha, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap dance with Danny Kay.

Think about it. We're going to play it one more time. Go ahead. We're going to press on, and we're going to have the ha, ha, ha, happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby tap dance with Danny Kay. I'm in. Oh, my gosh, what is that called? The angels, it's its wings. You know, that ain't it. That's not the same one? Bones, don't tell her.

Shut up. Yes, it is. It is. Bones, stop. Angel gets its wings. It's black and white and sounds like this. Let her decide. If she's thinking that, she's not going to get it.

Like, there is no chance she gets it. I've seen this one. I actually liked it. I know you've seen it. But what's it called? One of my favorites, Amy. Is this going to be over like this? Okay, three seconds.

One of my favorites. Christmas. Christmas. Winter, Wonder, Christmas. Winter, Wonder, Snow. Oh, winter, Wonder. No, that's correct. It's like something on the street.

Time. Pins up. Lunchbox. The Griswold's Christmas vacation. I don't know the exact title on. Amy? Miracle on 34th Street. It's not black and white.

It's from white. 1989. Oh, it's the... Eddie? It's Christmas vacation. Yeah. Oh, it's New Queens? Why do I keep hearing old movies?

Like earlier, I thought I heard Tiny Tim and it was trying from... Maybe we were. We're just getting older. Eddie, you won. You're not going to give that to lunch? No, Griswold's Christmas vacation does not count. No. So, I mean, this is crazy.

Now, you can just punt that win, front in your pocket, and let it roll again. So two wins on the day? I'll take it. Maybe my hearing's off. Can you play that clip one more time? No. Let's do one more game. Morgan, can you post something where it says Eddie won two games today?

We'll do it. Let's keep going. Let's do one more round. Amy, you're back in. Thank you. Next one. But sometimes he is believing. And sometimes

The most real things in the world Are the things we can't see I'm in What Oh my gosh Amy It sounds like the Joker I'm not hearing correctly today

Play it again Ray But sometimes seeing is bleeding And sometimes The most real things in the world Are the things we can't see I'm in I'm in for the win Amy Scrooge

No Oh my goodness. Lunchbox? Fuller Express. Yes. Eddie? Polar Express. That's Tom Hanks. Amy's like, welcome back Carter.

No. Amy, I'm sorry you've been eliminated again. We have to be running out of Christmas movies because I can't think of anymore. I got a ton. Here we go. I'm still having a good time. Let's keep going. Amy's drinking.

She got her eggnog. I'm having a great time. Okay, next up. Oh, Christmas isn't just a day. It's a frame of mind. And that's what's been changing. That's why I'm glad I'm here. I can do something about it.

I'm in. I'm in. Amy, you're out. You lost again. Whatever. Have another drink of eggnog. This is my coffee. One more time.

Oh, Christmas isn't just a day. It's a frame of mind. And that's what's been changing. That's why I'm glad I'm here. Maybe I can do something about it. Lunchbox, any idea? I'll write something down. Go ahead.

Miracle on 34th Street. Correct. Eddie. Oh, my gosh. Here's the crazy part. Amy would have gotten this one. Miracle on 34th Street. No. Amy thought it was bad Santa.

Joker. Wow. Thank you, Amy, for that. All right, go ahead. Next one. God bless us. Everyone. I mean, guys, all these movies are great. Can you, they are classics. They run all the time. Go ahead. God bless us. Everyone. I'm in. I win three times today.

I have no idea what this would be. Has that ever happened to the shit? Okay, you have to stop talking. Do you have to stop talking? because even I'm getting annoyed. Go ahead. Is everybody in? Lunchbox?

What do you have? Sure. Patty saves Christmas. Wow. How'd you know that one? I'm not. Eddie? It's a Christmas story.

You missed it. You missed it. Ha! Eat that. You talked all that crap. You didn't even win three times. You didn't even win. And you were, ah!

Well, now he still could win. I know. I'm still in, though. So that was it. It's a Carol. It's a Carol. Idiot. Idiot.

So dumb. Idiot. So down. Had some Megnog. Okay. Here's a sudden death. A sudden death buzzing with your name when you know it. Lunchbox and Eddie.

Heck, Amy, you can be back. Well, he started the way too early. No, we started it too early. Can't do that one now. No. What was it, Eddie? It's a wonderful life. That's what that would have been.

I forgot that. You could have played an hour of it. The whole movie. Do the next one. Amy, you're back in this one too. Okay. It's buzz in. Okay, and go.

Honey, my childhood was just like the Shawshadow. For Christmases. Winner. Oh my gosh. You have, how many games did you win today, Eddie? Two. How many? Two.

I mean, did you win? Eat it. Eat that Christmas dream. Woo! All right, we have two left. Let's do another sudden death full game. Here we go. Oh, excuse me. Yes.

Giggle all the way. Correct. Wow. That's Arnold Schwarzenegger. Amy one win, lunchbox one win, Eddie two wins. Here we go. Final one. This is for three wins.

This is the last one we have. And go. You've got to hang on tight to what makes you. Eddie. Holiday harmony. Holiday harmony. That was me. How did you not get that?

That was Amy's voice. I was like, God, that sounds familiar. At first, it was Eddie yelling, and then now it's true not getting your own movie. So good. It's so embarrassing. Everybody take a breath. So that's Holiday Harmony on Max. Amy had a part in that movie a couple years ago, Christmas movie.

I'd like to play the whole clip. Thank you. And then after that, I'd like to just go, that's hilarious. Amy did not even know her own voice. Go ahead, Ray. So you've got to hang on tight what makes you, you. you have to remember that's what got you here and I promise if you do that

Gail, the sky's the limit How'd you not get that Amy? Amy, that's you. If you do you, you, you're you're just like you're the grand winner but I think the big loser here was our listeners. I know, yeah, yeah, yeah. Time for the news. Bobby's big stories. You guys are not going to believe this. Amy,

there's a story from Utah. A guy drives his car through the front of Amazza dealership just hours after purchasing the car from the same dealership. The incident happened in Sandy, Utah, after the man was told he could not return the car. The man told the dealership that he would drive the car through the front door if they did not let him return it. They said, no, we sold it to you as is,

because that was what was written on the tag on the window. And then this happened. God. He had to be on like 40, right through the first. front. Boom. Video is awesome. Dude, it's crazy. Awesome. And nobody was sitting where he drove through. I think probably he knew that. I don't know, but there is a desk there, but nobody was

sitting there. Hit that one more time. It's crazy. I wonder if he, like, checked ahead to see if anybody was sitting there. That's what I said. I don't know. I think you could tell. Yeah. Because you're just, you're going from one crazy decision to the next. It could totally change your life if you kill somebody. But he told him. He said, I'm going to drive it through the door. He told them. It doesn't make it right, though. No.

I know, but I mean, he, man of his word. And if he did buy it as is. and didn't get a checked out, but then also the dealerships got to respond. I don't know, who cares? I just wanted you guys hear that clip. That's crazy. Dude, he jumps out and slams the door and it's like,

I told you. And I'm with that guy. Yeah, call the cops. Yeah, kids, I don't go at him. I don't go at him. He's crazy. He's on tilt. So have you guys seen the, like,

if you want, I don't watch the news, but I'll watch like clips of the news. This is the new age. And they're like mystery drones over parts of New Jersey. Have you seen this at all? No. And I watched the news. There are all these mystery.

drones that are being spotted near military bases and this is happening. United Kingdom, New Jersey they've been ramping up. The FBI is investigating them. They don't really know what they are. These drones are SUV sized. Whoa. Yeah. Yeah, you tell me that's a drone.

Like small SUV. You tell me that's a drone. It doesn't matter. A car size drone? Sounds like a UAP, UFO to me. Because even the FBI is like, we continue to investigate the undidentified flying objects and from the last weeks telling residents in a message the drone sightings have been reported above water reservoirs

electric transmission lines rail stations police departments and military installations the message went on to add their presence appears nefarious in nature unidentified objects and albion report in other places included over statin island CBS news they're they're like massive cars and they're hovering over like important things yeah and then they're gone what they're gone that's weird that's all i'm saying they're like drones no say what they are aliens no it's just weird man no no it's just weird Same what they are. Aliens. Japanese company is offering the high school experience for tourists for 200 bucks. A Japanese company is offering tourists a one-day high school experience.

Visitors can immerse themselves if you go to Japan in Japanese school culture. You go to class, you wear traditional uniforms, you participate in activities like calligraphy and samurai training. They do that in school. I want to go to school in Japan. I know. I mean, they train like samurai in Japan. That's like every kid's dream. I want to take that class.

Dang. Even experiencing playful disruptions by students. embodying Japan's subculture. The program conducted in English because it's mostly a bunch of goober English people wanting to cosplay. Ends with a classroom cleanup and a graduation certificate. That's cool. If you go to Japan, you never been to Japan. That's what you're going to spend $200 bucks on?

Go to school. Do you think anybody from Japan wants to come experience school in America? They get dumber. They'll leave. I don't know what that is. The most caring city in the United States, C-A-R-I-N-G, caring is Virginia Beach. I thought they were going to say most carrying. And I was also going to be like, probably Virginia Beach.

Oh, like, Packin? Yeah, like, probably both. The most caring city is Virginia Beach. Scottsdale, Arizona at two. Boston is at three. Gilbert, Arizona at four, Chesapeake at five all the way down, Fremont, San Diego, Madison, Wisconsin, Colorado Springs, and Plano, Texas. Wow.

They're the most caring cities. that is from Wallet Hub. The guy says Delta burned his golf bag. He blames Delta for burning his equipment. He says these clubs when he got them, they've been dragged and they caught fire. Do you ever see the guy, Amy, just looking out the window and he sees them

like chunking his club, their clubs in the thing? And he gets his clubs back afterward and they're all bent and broken. And they're like, we don't know what happened, but he saw them and he videoed them. Oh, I feel like we maybe talked about that

or maybe an artist saw their guitar getting treated that way too. That's also something that happens, yeah. His name's Andre filed a claim and they were like, no no it wasn't us. Initially they denied it but then now they're like, no, we're sorry, we'll give $4,000.

We'll pay for that. Colley clubs are so expensive. Yeah, very. I was watching Congress question some of the CEOs of these airlines. And one of the guys was like, so do you give bonuses to people who say their bags are too big to be putting a carry on? And he goes, well, a bonus, how would you define bonus? And he goes, do you give money to your people working?

in the gate. If they see a bag and go, we can't fit it on, you're going to have to pay to check it it or whatever. And you go, they're like, yes. Oh, wow. Oh, that's not cool. Why does that help the airline? Well, they make money if they pay check a bag. Oh, I see. Okay, that's right. But then they have to pay a bonus of the bonus. Okay, so they're going to get straight. They were making $10 for every, what the guy had said in the hearing was the person working the gate makes $10 for every bag. They then have to check. Oh, not not curbside, not Not whatever that thing is where there's just, it's a tiny plane that can't even feel like normal small bags. Yeah, it's the gateway.

Yeah. Not that, but like, oh, it's too big. You got it through here, but you have to check this. I get it now. $10 for every time. That's great. I would do it all the time. Too big.

Everybody? Everybody. They're all too big. No, I would be like, no, this is standard when I bought it on the website. It says, will fit as a carry-on. Maybe $10. And then finally, a blank, pure white art canvas. It's blank.

white by Robert Reimann from 1970, pure white, expected to sell for $1.5 million. Why? Huh? He painted it white or it's just white and he hung it up? Well, it was white, then he painted it white. Okay, he painted it. The use of the paint types that are all white, it's all white, and it's like three different all white.

It's just, like, $1.5 million. Is it because he's just like some famous artist? He had no formal art training. It was a jazz pianist who took a painting as a hobby after becoming a security guard. I got a lot of crap worth a whole lot of money then. Yeah. Like crap. Because like if John Lennon did that, yeah, that would go for that much.

But I don't know this guy. We never heard of them. Yeah, anyway, there you go. If you guys are looking for something to buy in the memorabilia market. That's that. That's the news. Those were bodies big. Stories.

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

I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everyone, I'm Ego Vodom. My next guest, you know from Stepbrothers, Anchorman,

Saturday Night Live, and The Big Money Players Network. It's Will Farrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with him one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be.

Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode.

Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone, correct? I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case.

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Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Let's talk about the shooter in New York. So we'll start with this clip because we're going to go a lot of different places.

Witnesses at the Pennsylvania McDonald's, this is the one where he was caught. By the way, he was just eating a hash brown. Do you see the picture? A hash brown? Yeah, I think he likes McDonald's. Not only that, he had the gun. He had the manifesto with him. All these things.

Anyway, so the audio is they were initially joking about that guy looking like that guy, the shooter of the CEO. Here's one of the witnesses talking about it. It started out almost a little bit like a joke that we thought, My one friend thought he looked like the shooter. He probably heard us. That surprised me. He stayed there as long as he did.

From what I was told, the worker that took his order, she said his eyes and his eyebrows. She just thought it was him. It's unbelievable. I still can't hardly believe it's for real, you know. On so many levels, like this big international story and all of a sudden, a little town of Pennsylvania, he's right there next to you. Like, that part's crazy. The second part that's crazy is

He's eating the hash brown just chilling openly out of McDonald's Even if that is him Like I'd be in a bunker somewhere Hiding in a basement for a few months But I don't think you wanted to And here's another thing They may not pay the person that found him Turned him in the $60,000

That they're supposed to get For the reward Why not? So the restaurant employee who helped police trace the suspect Could be shortchanged out of the 6,000 $60,000 reward. The tip off from the employee is crucial to the case, but the question remains if the worker were able to cash in the money, the roles are complicated. As they stipulate the tipsters, they get in with a chance of the FBI portion of the reward cannot nominate themselves.

What the crap is? This is a CMA? Yeah, because there's like two different rewards, like a local reward and a federal reward. This means the McDonald's worker will have to be put forward by an investigating agency. Okay, we'll do it. Yeah. For sure. Okay, Wait something new. Do it. Can we vote? Such as the Department of Defense of the FBI, which is then reviewed. Dude, they trick us with this.

They're like, have you seen this person? Here's 100 grand. And I feel like if I see them and point, I get the 100 grand. That's not the case. If approved, the suggestions passed on to the Secretary of State who signs off from the final decision, that's from Unilad. A lot of bureaucracy there. It's sort of like when it says crime stoppers is offering, you know, $50,000. You have to call crime stoppers when you see the suspect instead of nine,

It's bananas. That makes sense, though, because Crimeshoppers is its own organization. Like, to me, I would call Crimeshoppers there. But still, this whole thing, pay the person their money. Yeah. They're owed $60,000.

Next up, the guy's name, which I think is, it has said Luigi, right? I think so. That's what I've been doing it. I know, and what sucks is I keep thinking of Mario Brothers the whole time. It's all Mario Brothers.

And Luigi's like an older Italian guy, Not like young 20s Do a lot of abs You know I mean So here we go He can be seen in the video Trying to pull away from Blair County Sheriff's deputies

And he yells to the press And have audio of this He says it's completely out of touch It's an insult to the intelligence The American people and their lived experience As he yells in the video The deputies impending him against the wall And force him to go into the courtroom

Here's that clip He was captured. And the insult to the intelligence of the American people. He was captured in Altoona, Pennsylvania, as we said earlier. What's he talking about? Probably the... Our system. The system of health care?

Yeah. I mean, yeah. What's wild to me about the situation is, well, everything. So first let me say that. So I want someone to be like, you didn't even say the person that got shot. All that sucks. And I hate that. But again, we're speaking about this.

in a way of evaluating only a part of the situation. What's wild is he was wildly rich. And usually when things like this happen where it's like somebody standing up and going, the system sucks, rich people suck, it's usually somebody that's not rich. His family owned country clubs. He also was having, I was, again,

I'm watching on TikTok, the person that didn't have a blue check mark, so take this for what it's worth. The guy was looking at the x-ray of the guy's back, and he was a back specialist, He was a doctor, and he was going, hey, look, this is bad news. Like, if they mess this up and then you're delayed getting this fixed, like you're in pain all day, every day.

He was like, because of how his vertebra, he's constantly constipated. He's always hurting. And this could mess with your mind, your brain. And so, again, that's just the TikTok. The doctor saw the shooters back x-ray. The x-ray was up. Have you guys seen it? No.

No. Oh, it looks bad. Yeah, I mean, I don't even know what an extra it looks to look like, but it doesn't look good. Mine look much better. But usually, I might not like my fingers or something, you know? Yeah, I mean, chronic pain, yeah, that'll add up over time. And if he's disgruntled, it's just not the way to handle it. But they say research that back pain is directly related to psychosis.

People that are in severe back pain are more likely to suffer psychosis. Like, I mean, it's... Because your spine, yeah. Yeah. Who's day, though? Doctors. Which ones? I watched one say this.

Well, I know. Hold on. I always get annoyed in stores. They say, they say. I watch a doctor that I don't even trust because I don't even know without a blue check mark. Tell me that. So the McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania, where the accused is now getting spanned with one-star ratings online. The McDonald's did nothing, guys.

Yeah, man, they caught the guy. Yeah. That's weird. The doctor is Dr. Betsy Grunch, a top spine surgeon in Atlanta, Georgia. There you go. Leave to that. Yeah, leave to that. Sorry.

As we told you. Don't spam the restaurant. The restaurant didn't do anything. The restaurant probably had a good hash brown. That's why it was going there. Giving it one stars. There was a case once. I might be a little off on this.

The situation is not near as bad, but a referee, I believe Kentucky basketball, and the Kentucky fans got mad at him. And he had like a plumbing business or an outdoor business, and they wouldn't crush aside. No. That's terrible. That's so mean.

Yeah. That's next level wrong. But what did McDonald's do? They turned in a killer. They did nothing. Yeah. Well, he liked to eat there. Yeah.

Yeah, McDonald's did nothing. Right. And the referee, I don't think he made a call, bad call on purpose. No. But yeah, no, they wouldn't crush his sight, too. And they, like, gave him one-star reviews. That sucks. Because referees, too, are like, they're like, people have with normal jobs.

Yes, and family. They're also just referee. Angry, I'll read you a bit of the story here. Angry Kentucky fans flood referees business with poor Facebook reviews following the North Carolina loss. Oh, it's terrible. It's kind of funny, honestly. No. Angry Kentucky fans seeking.

And seeking vengeance have found it in the form of attacking a roofing company from Nebraska named John Higgins Weatherguard, Inc. Why would Big Blue Nation find solace in this? It's owned by the referee from the Wildcats Lost to North Carolina. That's so dumb. That's terrible. That's so dumb. Okay, okay. Well, that's the update on that story.

I don't know what's going to happen here. I don't even know what I believe. What do you mean? What do you believe? You're telling me the kid was with the eating McDonald's with the same gun with him, with the manifesto in his pocket, with all the things he had just had with him out of McDonald's, just chilling. Well, he's obviously not thinking straight.

He thought extremely straight how to do it, how to get out, how to, like he thought so straight. He had a notebook too in the notebook. His manifesto was like, I did this. I did all this. Nobody else did this. This is how I wrote everything out. Okay, I get that, yes, he had clarity in how he's going to do it, but that's not straight thinking, not normal thinking.

how we solve problems. But I'm saying if he had such clarity on how to do something and be so specific about it, I probably would be so specific about not carrying the gun around with me in case they caught me. But you do think he wanted to get caught.

He wanted to get caught, right? I mean, I think we're all leaning towards that. I think he probably wanted to have another message go out and a way or two. But sometimes you just kind of have a hash brown, bro. Like there are times where I will see the line at Chick-fil-A, and I'm like, I want to sit there for 40 minutes. But?

But I guess. I have a spicy chicken sandwich. And I'm not saying it's the same. Close, but not the same, same. And I'll go. And I'll risk it. Well, in hearing that other McDonald's customers say that they were near him saying, we think that looks like the guy and they believe that he heard them.

Yeah, he heard him. That part gave me goosebumps because, what? Have we read the manifesto? A lot of it was online. Yeah. I mean, it was kind of crazy. It was like I did it all myself. You probably won't be going to get through my tech.

Yeah. Anyway, thank you. I don't know. Anything else say about that? Because I don't think we know enough yet. I don't know what I believe yet. I mean, according to CNN, there was fingerprints that matched at the crime scene, matched his fingerprints.

Their fingerprints placed everywhere from all kinds of people all the time. I think he did it, but I'm just saying there are things... You think like there's other people involved? Yeah, I think there's probably more to it. Okay, wow. And it's much easier. Again, look at the things we don't know. Look at the Epstein stuff.

No, I get it. I understand where you're coming from. And I'm not crazy conspiracy guy. I know. I think some are fun to like talk about and there could be parts of some that are true. But I'm not that guy. But yeah, no, I think that at times people think they're protecting us from information. So like the Epstein stuff we should know all about.

You're telling me those cameras were cut. You're telling me those guards just happen to be off. You're telling me the most protected. And all of a sudden he hangs himself. Yeah. No, somebody powerful wanted him dead. I mean, listen, I don't mind he's dead. But that's an example, right?

They lied to us or lied to us. So who knows what's up. I know one day it'll come out, though. Look at JFK. Nothing ever came out. Ever. Ever. That's true.

I know. Dude, great point. And you know what? That's another one. And I think you would talk to nine out of ten highly educated people that have even been in government or have been in FBI, CIA. And they would go, there's no way it is, just what it is. And I would even think so many of them are dead.

So, like, you have nothing to worry about. And look, think about this. I don't want to do a conspiracy guy thing. But I don't feel like this. I think this is one most people feel that had a bit of an education. And I'm not counting myself in that. But have talked to them. I think that they go, all right, the president is shot.

There's a lot of things, a lot of angles, a lot of weird things. Okay, let's remove that. The guy that shot the president, they arrest him. He's then shot and killed. Correct. So he can't talk. By a mobster. I mean.

That's crazy. Definitely weird. When it was original mob or CIA ties a rich. Anyway, that's what's up. I'll stop talking about it. All right. Let's take a break. A win is a win.

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Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice has served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're doing this bit later in the show because we'll talk about old Nick, all St. Nick. Okay? Oh, yeah, yeah, got it. So Morgan had a run-in with St. Nick. Mm-hmm.

And by running... She was in the North Pole? No, I think it was one of St. Nick's like, you know, he sends people out sometimes. Oh, yeah, helpers. Yes. Yeah, yeah. Dressed like him, but is Santa Claus helper. Morgan, what happened?

Yeah, he was spread in the Christmas cheer. He was hanging out at a bar that I went to for this Christmas pop-up, and we were taking a picture because I got excited. It was Santa. I wanted a picture with Santa. Was he at the bar drinking like a guy just dressed up to be funny, or was he like being Santa in a chair? No, he was Santa.

He was there to be Santa. And so we go to take a picture, and we're taking the picture, and he's giggling or whatever. And he goes, okay, well, give me a kiss on the cheek. And I was like, uh, And I kind of faked it. So, like, in the photo, you see me be like, I kind of stick my lips out, but I don't touch him. Like a fake. I thought that's what he was meaning.

Now, this is Santa's helper, everybody. You sure. Not real Santa. Not real Santa's helper who goes out and gets information about toys and stuff. Was Santa's helper old? Yes. Okay. Definitely old.

Was it real? The beard was real. Okay, go ahead. And so I like fake it. And I'm like, okay, ha-ha, that was funny joke. And he goes, no, no, no, for real. And I was like, what? I like pause and he's like yeah do it do it and I'm I'm standing there and I don't know what to do

I'm panicking this is Santa and so Santa's helper Santa's helper and so I just like kind of gently kiss him on the cheek and I'm like no you don't have to do it what are you doing oh yeah that it was weird just walk away so question is was Santa just normal Christmas spirit anybody that would have happened too or was Santa trying to activate the reindeer? Uh-huh, huh. Oh, gosh. What are you thinking, Morgan?

Based on that interaction, I feel like it was activating the reindeer. Why was that insistent? Did he say anything when you were walking away like, hey, rub Rudolph's nose or? What? No, but I do feel like he was proud of himself. Like I was walking away and he was like laughing and smiling. You know, had a little red on his cheeks. Pushy, Santa's helper.

Yeah. But it looks like, we don't know, it wasn't an elf. No, no, no, no, no. Just Santa's helper. Yeah.

Imposter. But also at a bar, what do you expect? I was also, I was not like he was at the mall. That's a good point. Yeah, is he drinking

Santa's helper? As far as I know, no, but the best part is I have video of this whole interaction happening. So it's not like,

like I'm not making this up. This actually happened. Well, we didn't think you were making it up. Remember the ones that lunchboxed his dad with Santa? And they said he couldn't do it.

it again? Oh man, no. Like, yeah, with a kid or something? And this is terrible. No, no, the news called and they said, hey, are you? And they asked him his name. He goes, yeah. And they said, are you still planning on being sent at the mulligan this year?

Even with the charges that are, you know, pending. And my dad's like, what are you talking about? And they're like, yeah, you're interaction with a child. He's like, what? He's like, yeah, you know how you, you know, the charges against you of inappropriately touching a child? are you still planning on being Santa?

And my dad's like, you got the wrong man because I've never been Santa in my life, you know? Same name. Same name. You turn on the 5 o'clock news. And there it is, my dad's name with, charged with touching a child. But it wasn't your dad's picture.

No, it wasn't my dad's picture. Was it a Santa's picture, though? Yeah. Because I haven't been bad for any kid watching. Yeah. If it's just Santa Claus's picture and it's like charged with. And they said, guy, you know, person's name that has been Santa at this mall in the past has been.

Dang. It's unfortunate. What's the videos or audio of it? Yeah. Eddie, can you watch it? Sure. Tell us how creepy it is? Because you'd be a good judge.

And I forgot. He even had this little thing in his glove that whenever he touched you, it lit up red. What? Hey, this Santa's helper looks, I mean, he looks good. He looks like a real Santa. Yes, okay, I'm playing it. Here we go. Okay, he's, um, you can tell he's a little sleazy.

For sure. For sure. All right, he's got his arm around Morgan. He's, what's he playing with, Morgan? He has this little light that when he touches you, it turns red. I'm saying that it is finger light. There's a finger light. Okay, they're just talking now.

Okay, now he said, kiss me on the cheek. See, I faked it. I was like, okay, fake. Now Santa's posing like, oh, oh, they're a picture. He's like, no, seriously, do it. And then Morgan just did it. Oh, my God, Morgan, why did you kiss him? I didn't know what else to do, I can't.

You just say, no, we're good. How long did the kiss last? Who did you? No, I was very short, very short. Yeah, I was really like. But Morgan for sure looked like pressure to be like, okay, she went and did it. I think I just run. Yeah, but so what do we learn from this?

Well, she wouldn't get her presents while she did this. No. But any time you're pressured for that, you're just to be like, don't do it. No. Well, then my wife would never kiss me. What? Okay.

Come on. Hey. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes us from Chesterfield County, Virginia. There are dumb people, and there are really dumb people. And this guy is really dumb. He's at the Walmart doing a little shop.

I'll take one of these, take one of those, $1,400 worth of items. Only problem is, there's 50 uniformed cops in the Walmart. Uniform, so not one of those where they're doing shop with a cop, but they're not uniformed. Right, they're shop with a cop, but they're all in uniforms. Oh, wow. So one of the employees came to the cop, and one of the cops in Tadron on the shoulder and said, we have a guy that's in the process of stealing lots of items. Could you help us?

And they got the guy. I wonder. Two things. Either he was really cracked out, right? Like, he was on something. Or two, he was super smart and trying really one of the boldest things ever. Because who thinks anyone's going to shoplift if they're 50 cops? Right, right.

Right. That's the thought. Didn't work out in the end, so I'm going to go with the crackdown. Yeah, when he was confronted, he ran out the back of the store and they chased him now. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Aaron has a problem with Lunchbox's logic on something. Hey, Aaron, in Ohio. Aaron, what's up, buddy?

So listening to the podcast, it was from last week, don't remember what day, but Eddie was talking about how he went to the movie theaters and left his popcorn drinks, you know, whatever it was,

and Lunchbox had agreed with him that, yeah, you know, that's fine, people are there to clean it up. That's what they get paid for. And I believe Amy and Bobby disagreed, like, no,

just you're walking out, take it up and take it out. Well, so I want to know, ask lunch, box, what's the difference between the people that clean the movie theaters and the people that are getting paid to go pick up grocery carts and put them back in the store? Because, well, you said that you don't let your wife get in the car until she takes hers

back to the store. That's great point. It's easy because a grocery cart causes damage. Like, it hits another car. It's in the way. It's a nuisance to everyone. So the etiquette is to take it back to the store. A bucket of popcorn is not going to injure anyone on the way.

of the movie theater. They are there. They are waiting with their broom and dustpan in hand because they are ready to clean it. There is not someone sitting there waiting for the grocery cart every time you get done using it. So you take it back so you don't damage someone else's vehicle. As someone who worked in a parking lot with grocery carts, I had to grab cars myself at Hobby Lobby. Once a three weeks did somebody's car get dinged? Nobody ever got hurt just like walking into one. And I think Aaron brings up a great point. It's that, hey, if you're going to like look out for somebody else. Like if you feel like you clean it up the popcorn so they don't have to go clean it up.

Because somebody's going to have to go in there and clean it up anyway, all of it. Someone's going to go pull grocery carts. Even if you put yours in the store, other people aren't going to. So why not make it easier on both of them? Aaron, I understand your point. I can't really subscribe to his reasoning, but I did let him talk. I don't know. And also as a former cart guy, I do it out of respect for my fellow cart guy.

Now you're talking. Okay, well, what if you were? That counts. Popcorn. If you worked at the movie theater and you cleaned, I bet you you would be like, man, I always get my crap and take it out and drop it because I didn't like cleaning that crap out. Maybe. But like you go to a stadium. You leave your trash there because, you know?

No, I don't. No, I don't. No, if everyone left their trash, they would take forever to clean. But that's what organizations do. They go there and they, for charity and that's how they raise money for like their Little League is to clean that trash. They do concession stands like that. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But that's not trash.

They paid people to do the trash pickup. I mean, like, at the University of Texas football stadium for my little league, we used to be able to go clean a whole section to raise money. You're like going back to the 90s and the 80s. Like, how do you even know they still do this? He's like, I saw candy bars. I'm just telling you. So, yeah.

So, Aaron, again, I think you brought up a great point. I logically don't understand his base. But whatever, man, you know, what can we do here? Counterpoint? Yeah, you did good. Go ahead. Yeah, please do. Hey, so, those box, I get that, you know, you don't want cars being,

but that's why the cart returns. They have the little lips on the end of them so the carts don't roll out. So as long as you put your cart back, you're good. It's not going to blow out. It's not going to go away. Now, if it's completely full, I get it. I used to be a cart guy as well. I worked as a bagger as my first job, had to go out and get carts.

So I get that. It was nice when, you know, there wasn't a lot of them. But the difference is you're taking, you already have your stuff in your hands as you're watching the movie or whatever. Carry it with you and throw it away on your way out. The difference is I don't have to walk all the way. back into the store to put the car away because that's what those are there for. And it's also, it's just looking out for somebody else. It's literally just that. It's just looking out for somebody else. So I have to do a little more work because you'd like for

somebody to look out for you. I think you have three cart guys here at lunchbox myself and we have Aaron and we can all agree that lunchbox is wrong. Including lunchbox. Hey Aaron, I appreciate that call, man. Brought up a good point. I thought and I, and thanks for calling. Yep. Hey, and you guys have a good day. The Bobby Bone Show theme song written. and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry.

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