The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Part 2: ALL GAMES, ALL DAY CONTINUES

Episode Date: November 6, 2024

We're keeping the fun rolling and playing All Games, All Day.  Bobby and Raymundo perform a little Masterpiece theater. We get a champ in the Name as many Movies from an Actor game.  Plus maybe something a little special for you...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's Stone. So I'll give you an actor. You'll name as many movies as you can. But what we're going to do is one at a time. So Amy, Lunchbox, Eddie, the two that don't play are out of the room. Okay? Okay.

So whoever wants to go first can go first. Amy, do you want to go first? Sure. Okay. Lunchbox and Eddie, take your head. phones off and lead the studio please. Okay. And I'm going to give you all the same actor. And then I'll give you 60 seconds, Amy,

name as many movies from that actor as possible. Wow. And then they'll come in. Now make sure outside, they're in the isolation booth. They cannot hear what's going on on on the show. So we want to shut off all audio. So Amy, there'll be 60 seconds on the clock. I'll give you a famous actor.

You name all or as many movies as you possibly can. Are you ready? Ready. Are they in the isolation booth? Yep. And the actor is Tom Hanks. Toy Story. Toy Story 2.

3. 4. Wills. Out, Castaway. You've got mail. Apollo 13. 12.

Apollo 13. Tom Higgs. Oh, that thing you do. 30 seconds Oh, oh, oh, oh, Foscamp. I'm the captain now. I'm the captain now. I'm the captain now.

What's that called? You know, I'm the captain now. Pirates. Captain Phillips. Captain Sully. Was he in that? Was he a nut too? Was he Captain Sully?

Captain Sully. What was that called? New York on Hudson. Um Time Mike what did you get her for? I got her for 10 I got her for 10 as well

Amy Mike and I both add you for 10 We're both double checking you It's hard when you're just saying lots of words We're just like trying to find it I know I know I know I know Yeah yeah okay Let's bring Eddie in next

Oh I forgot Oh there's a lot you forgot I know Don't say anything Don't say anything Don't say anything I'm not gonna say anything I'm not gonna say anything

Don't even allude to anything I'm in the room Okay Eddie is now walked in the room Eddie I will give you Amy, you can say in. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you've already played. Cool, cool.

I will give you a famous actor. Okay. Actor can mean a male or female I've learned. That's everybody's an actor. You'll have 60 seconds to get as many movies as possible from this actor. Are you ready? Ready. And Mike and I are both counting movies.

The actor is Tom Hanks. Go. Forest Gump. Let's go with Splash, Big. Castaway The terminal Catch me if you can Here

Where is it there I don't know Turner and Hooch Joe versus the volcano The Verbs The Verbs Angels and Demons What was that called?

Road to Perdition Gosh, come on, keep thinking, keep thinking. Early ones, early ones. 10 seconds? Oh, shoot. I'm out of movies. Angels and Demons. What's that one called?

Is that called Angels and Demons? Well, it's getting louder. Dang it, there's so many more I left from the table. So I don't know if we can give them angels and demons. He never committed to it. And that's the name of it, but he never committed to it. Oh, it is? Okay.

We just said Angels and Demons. What do I have, 10? I have met at 11. 11. Yeah, I mean, yeah. I didn't know what Road to Perdition was, but I didn't mark it down. I don't know if that was even a movie.

That's a movie. If it's a movie, then he's at 11. Oh, my goodness. My favorite actor. Yeah. There's some early ones, though, that I completely forgot. Yeah, there's a lot, and we'll do them after lunchbox comes in.

God, that's a cool game. So, Eddie, you have 11. Amy has 10. Oh, my goodness. Amy, how'd you do that? She did good. I just started. All right.

Hey guys, we weren't ready for you to come in. She said, Abby said, come in. Okay. It's okay. We were not saying anything. Okay, now you come in. We were literally in the middle talking about movies. Come in.

Abby literally said, go in. You can't blame me. I just listen to what I was told. I couldn't hear anything. You have. It's not like my kids. No, literally, I was told to come in. Exactly.

Like I did something wrong. No, we were just like, stop. We don't come in because we're still talking about it. All right, here we go. You have 60 seconds to name as many movies as you can from, Tom Hanks, go. Big. Toy Story 1, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, Toy Story 4, The Road to Perdition, Happy Days.

Hank, the pilot, what's his name? Solely, that's it. Captain Phillips, and what else was Tom Hanks in? Philadelphia, Tom Cruise, that's not it. Tom Cruise, big. Tom Hanks. I don't know any other more Tom Hanks movies. Her, here.

It just came out. It flopped at the box office. There, maybe here, there. I don't know when it's called. That's exactly what I said. What else is Tom Hanks in? Is he anything else? Tropic Thunder?

I don't know any more Tom Hanks movies, man. Philadelphia. Five seconds. Big. Yeah, that's all I got. I don't know any of his. Time? Wow.

Mike, what you have? I have at 10. Okay. Wow. And you guys are all going to be like, oh, because not playing is a lot of easier. Oh, my God. What's that one where he's in the volleyball? I never seen it.

You didn't say Forrest Gump. I didn't. No, I only did. You did not. So, lunchbox with 10. Yeah, I figured I got last. Amy with 10. Wow.

Eddie's favorite actor. Eddie with 11. But I only got 11. You were not 11? I was puckered. I thought you were going to get them all. Well, you were on a roll there for a little bit. Once you went toaster, one, two, three, and four.

That's exactly what I did. I'm like, it's over. Our winner is Eddie. Nice job. Wow. Yeah. Tom Hanks again? Yeah, let's pick my favorite actor.

Who is that? Hey, wow. She looked at me and me again. She's been drinking so much hate-terated. That is not a heat rate. Guys, it's a good fun. I feel like she needed her electrolytes, so she's hayterating up all day today. Actually.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Classic TV catchphrase game, round two. Here we go. For example, if I were to play this classic TV catchphrase, that would be friends. Okay, now I'm not going to play the club. I'm going to do it myself for now on. And then we'll play it at the end.

Okay, here we go. Number one. Come on down. We're doing the show? Yeah, show. What classic TV show is that catchphrase from? Come on down. I'm in for the win.

I'm in. Amy? The price is right. Lunchbox? Price is right. Eddie? The price is right. From 1972.

Come on down. The price is right. Good job. Next one. Cut it out. I'm in. I'm in. Cut it out.

I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? Full house. Amy? Full house. Eddie? Full house. From 1987?

Cut it out. Full house. Next one up. Aye, caramba. I'm in. I caramba. I feel like. Hi, caramba.

Hi, caramba. Hi, caramba. Okay. Hi, caramba. All right. Lunch box? Bonanza. What?

Bonanza. Bonanza. Amy? Is that full house too? No. Oh, I thought it was a trick. A? That's the Simpsons.

From 1989. Bye, caramba. Simpsons. He said, I thought he'd eat my shorts. He says that too. Next up. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.

I'm in. I'm in. Thank you very much. All right, I'm in for the way. Amy? That's taxi. Lunchbox? Perfect strangers.

Eddie? Good guess. That's taxi, though. Thank you very much. That is Laca from Taxi, 1978. Next up. Gee, Wally? I need to watch more TV.

Classic TV catchphrases. Gee Wally? G. Wally? G. Wally? I'm in for the whim. Nothing matter. I'm too behind. Eddie, you're good. I'm in.

Eddie, you in? I'm in. Amy? Leave it to Beaver. Eddie? Happy days. Lunchbox? Leave it to Beaver.

From 1957. Gee, Wally. Leave it to beaver. Woo! Wow. What's up? Eddie, you're getting home nice now. What?

sarcastic being nice. I'm happy for you all. Yeah, remember who beat that butt earlier this morning. Finally got one right. I beat your butt. Yes, but you never played games. Yeah, he got humbled. Yeah, you got humbled.

Be humble. Be humble. Get down. Okay, two more. Hi-ho Silver, away. Huh? Hi-ho Silver away. I'm in.

A TV show? No, I mean, we changed the rules on this one question. It's a political. Well, there was a game show. Yeah. That's a TV show. That's a political statement? Oh my God.

Oh my God. What is she on? I don't know. Hi-ho, silver, away. Hi-ho. You know what lunch? I got to get you. What?

High-ho, silver. I'm room for the whim. Oh. Okay. Amy? Power Rangers. That's so funny. Is that what it is?

No, that's really funny. I see where you... It's really funny. You were mean to me in that. It's a question, but you wear a little bit. I was not. I let it go off, water off, duct back. Lunchbox. Zorro.

No, also. Don't tell me it's a lone ranger because I scratch out Lone Ranger. Lunchbox, it is the Lone Ranger. No! And Amy said Power Rangers. Yeah, which is why you said that. You were there. Oh my gosh, I'm so... Go with your gut, you idiot. Your brain was so close, Amy.

Yeah, I know, but I definitely... Power Ranger. Why did I scratch it out? Next one. I'm coming to join you, Elizabeth. Coming to join you, Elizabeth. I'm in. I'm in for the win.

Eddie's up one on Amy. Lunchbox is out of contention. So you're not in for the win. Happens sometimes. It does, man. I'm picturing a recliner. I'm coming for you. Amy, it really doesn't matter.

Eddie's got it. You don't know that. He's hating on Amy. He's making a game playing experience worse because he's not in the game. Well, that's what he does. No, what do you mean? Do you have it, Eddie? I have something.

I don't know if I have it. Amy? Yeah, recliner. Oh, wow. Does he sit in a recliner? I mean, I guess at some point on the show, but. Eddie? Sanford and son?

That's it. Here you go play, Ray? Ray, will you play a big one? Ray, will you play high hoes over a way, by the way? That was almost Power Rangers, Amy. You were close. Yeah, Amy, good try there. Good try.

Thank you. You're good. Eddie, you won again. Yeah. Of course I did. Don't get cocky. What do you mean? What do you mean?

What do you mean? I will show up and beat up the school bully. I will. I get it. Every time you play, I lose. I will show up and beat up the school bully. But Eddie wins again. A win is a win.

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Bobby's B. Stories. Now, I did say we would do nothing but games today. I also did not expect for them to say that somebody won the presidency because I figured they would be counting. They didn't. And so we will do a news just because if I don't acknowledge it, then I'm crazy. I am crazy, though. Let's be fair.

Donald Trump was elected president. So it all came down to, you know, Michigan, Wisconsin, those states there, and he did far better, or at least better than most people thought. So he ended up winning. I think what is also going to be a positive, I guess maybe it is going to be a positive. You just want him to win the popular vote too. You don't want there to be a split like there's been other times and it just creates this fight and division. Whoever wins, you want him to win the popular vote, you want them to win the electoral college.

So therefore, you just have a winner and not people fighting. I does not like the division. And I will say now that it's over, people ask who I voted for. I voted for Ross Perrault. Oh. I remember that guy. Absolutely. Yeah.

No. But I went to sleep last night thinking, well, you know, North Carolina is still open. Pennsylvania was getting close. I was like, that surely this will be what we expected to be. And we'll wake up in the morning and they're like, well, we still don't know. But I woke up, you know, 4 o'clock. And I was like, hey, we're calling it for Donald Trump. And I was like, it makes my job on the radio show easier.

I can just go and say, this is what happened. And I hope after all the votes are counted. And it doesn't matter who it was, that the popular and the electoral college are the same. I'm not a big electoral college fan, but I want the popular vote to match it because I just want it to be the same. So whomever it can be, we're going to just,

I don't like people fighting about who really won. A clear winner. there's a clear winner and congratulations to uh well it's weird because he's already president Trump yeah but he's president now he's now he's president elect yeah it's kind of unprecedented either way it was going to be unprecedented either first female president or the second guy ever to run and then lose and then win again we've never had that no yeah no we've had one time before yeah because I saw some trivia question once that was like how how how do you know did two different presidents have the same parents, but they weren't brothers.

And it was because the same guy did it, but just not consecutively. But that's not two different presidents. That's the same president. I know, but that's the way they said it. Like, a president, you know, the numbers. I think your riddle was flawed. It's not, I would argue the, the riddle may have been flawed, but it did teach me that this has happened before.

Oh, there you go. Thank you. So, uh, there are your results. We're still going to play games today. I already have so many plans. necessary. I mean, I could break down the states, county by county, if you like, county. Because I, I was nonstop until I got so sleepy. I was like, it's not going to matter. And then I woke up and I was like, oh, wow, they've already decided it. President Trump wins a presidency with 276 electoral votes.

And there you go. Okay, we'll just do this. We'll vote. But we're going to let the electoral college decide it. Do we want to play games or do we want to like do talk about stuff? Games. But I'm the biggest state with the most electoral college. So what do you decide? I pay games. Good, good, good, good, good. All right, that's the news. Bobby's B.

Stories. I'll give you the very famous actor. You name as many movies as you possibly can in 60 seconds. We played this about an hour ago. Let's see how you guys do. Amy, you went first and last time, so I'm going to have you hop out of the studio. Okay.

All right, let's go. Lunchbox, you can hop out. We'll start with all about. Oh, because I was the winner. You did win. Yeah. Tom Hanks. You beat them on Tom Hanks movies.

Yes. So what's going to happen is Mike D. and I are both keeping track of every movie these actors have been in. For example, with Tom Hanks, it was Forrest Gump and Toy Story and Road to Perdition, whatever that is. All these movies. It's a ton. And it gets tough because you have 60 seconds, so the pressure's on. So, Eddie, when the clock starts, which is about to start. Come on, baby.

Reset the clock. Gwyneth Peltrow. Name as many movies in 60 seconds as you can from Will Smith. Men in Black 1. Men in Black 2. Pursuit of Happiness. Emancipation. I think that's what's called. Oh, Independence Day.

What's the one with him and that guy? Bad Boys 1. Bad Boys 2. Bad Boys 3. I don't know if there's a Bad Boys 4, but just in case there is, I'll say it. 30 seconds? Will Smith Oh

Oh Click No clutch No what is that one Where he's the Life coach It's remote Hitch Hitch

Hitch! Let's go baby Ah 10 seconds Nothing else Fresh Prince of Bel Air The movie I got nothing else

We can't give him Bad Boys 4 Because it's called Bad Boys for Life Oh but there is a fourth Yeah I respect that We can give them Bad Boys 3, but Bad Boys 4 is called Bad Boys for Life.

And there's a 1 and a 2? Yeah. Okay. So, Mike, I have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. I have 8. So we can't give them 3 either? Let me see what Bad Boys 3 is listed as. What is it listed as?

I have bad boys 2. So Bad Boys for Life may have been Bad Boys 3 then. But is it Bad Boys 4? Because Bad Boys for Life is part 3. They messed up when they titled them. Bad Boys for Life is 4. So we're not giving them those. Is there one called Bad Boys for Life 3 or 4?

There's a part three and a part four But do they say they're called that? No. Then no, he can't get him. I can't give it to me. Yeah, so how many does he have? He has. Like eight, right?

Eight, eight, okay. Eight it is. That's not good. How many, does he have more movies than that? Oh, dude, he has a ton. You're going to want to punch yourself on the face when you hear some of these. Okay, let's bring in lunchbox next. We are ready for lunchbox.

Thank you. So, how six seconds? You know they're probably trying to figure out what actors we're going to use. Well, I would be doing that. You can't do that though. There are so many. I'll be doing that. Okay. What's up? Lunchbox. What up? I got y'all to, am I okay?

Yeah, you're good, dude. You have 60 seconds. Yeah. To name as many movies as you possibly can from Will Smith. Will Smith, men in black, men in black two, Independence Day, Pursuit of Happiness. Will Smith was also in, day after tomorrow. The End of Time. aliens, Independence Day, Will Smith, men and black, bad boys, bad boys two, bad boys three, bad boys four.

Will Smith was, I am legend. Will Smith is also in, ah, what was Will Smith in? Oh, he was in, Legend of Bagger Vance. Will Smith was in, was he any other sports movie? Ah, you know, Sunny, men in black, aliens, ET, Mission Impossible Harriet Tucker What's he been in?

He slapped somebody Um Will Smith Pursue to happiness Will Smith I am dead I am legend Dander tomorrow

World never ends And Mama's boy Okay He said so many words He's hard to keep up with because he just says words I haven't met eight The deep cut

The Legend bagger bands Thagger bands He's the catty Yeah It's a golf movie, yeah. Okay, thank you very much. Let's bring Amy in. Sure.

Good job, dude. No, I don't think I did very well. Okay. Let's bring Amy in. She's next. Yeah, he's tough because he's just like trying to assign words to each other. Yeah, he's just throwing words out. Open it connects to a movie.

There she is. We're smart. How you doing, Amy? Hi, good. Okay. You know the rules. You have 60 seconds on the clock. Okay.

You want your headphones or no? Yeah, I do. Okay. 60 seconds on the clock, can you name as many movies as possible from Will Smith, go. Men in black. Men in black, here come the men and black. Oh, Hitch.

Men in black, too. Bad boys. Bad boys, too. Oh, in a Pined Stay? Or, oh, I am legend. Will Smith, Will Smith, Will Smith. No, no, no, no, Armageddon, no. I mean, this is me, I don't know.

Will Smith, Will Smith, Will Smith, Will Smith. Oh, wait on. I don't know. 15 seconds. I know. Will Smith. Oh, I'm coming in black. That's all that's the right.

Well, Smith. Five seconds. Will Willie Willie Mike Is Armageddon a movie he was in? No

Okay, I didn't think so I couldn't find it Would you have? Seven I'd seven All right That's a bummer That's a bad showing

So Emmy 7 Lunchbox 8 Eddie 8 Wow We tied Okay so Will Smith is hard

Wow But I mean For tiebreaker guys For tiebreaker you two We'll just go back and forth one by one. Another actor? Love it.

But you don't leave. You don't have to write anything down. I know. I'm just trying to write down an actor. Me too. But no pins, no pins and hands. Oh, no pens and hands.

No hands. No hands or no feet. And close your eyes. Oh, no. Okay. We'll go back and forth. Who wants to go first? I'll go first.

Okay. Fair enough, because it really doesn't matter. Eddie, the movies are Leonardo DiCaprio. And you guys will trade until somebody runs out. Eddie go. The revenant. The revenant is correct. Titanic.

Titanic is correct. What's eating Gilbert Great? Correct. Leonardo DiCaprio is in. Oh, what? The departed. Correct. The Great Gatsby.

Correct. Leonardo DiCaprio is in. There's 15 seconds on the clock every time. I may be, now I got one more. Five seconds? The Wolf of Wall Street. Correct. That's so good.

I got. I'm done. Catch me if you can. Correct. Oh, he was in that good one. Dang, Leo's supposed to be one of the greatest actors of our time and I don't know a single movie he's in. Five seconds? Inception.

Correct. Clutch. Wow. Jinx. I'm going to lose this. Leo DiCaprio. Five seconds. Was he in The Terminator?

Tell me he was in the Terminator. He can't because he wasn't. He wasn't in the Terminator? Lunchbox is our winner. No! Good job. No! Man, what other movies do we miss out?

Like, there's so many. There's so many. DiCaprio, yeah, What's Eating, Girl with Grape? Basketball Diaries. Oh, good one. Titanic. The beach, Catch me if you can. Gangs of New York.

Aviator, Departed. Blood Diamond. Oh, Blood Diamond. Shutter Island. Oh, Shutter Island. Inception. Jay Edgar. Django Unchained.

Great Gatsby, Wolf of Wall Street, The Revenant. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Don't look up. Killers of the Flower Moon. Oh, man. That's a lot. Yeah. That makes it one-to-one.

Maybe we'll get another one in for the Super Champ Co-Lieger. Between you two. That's stressful. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th.

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Colonel Nichols, thank you for spending some time with us today. We really appreciate it. Thank you for allowed me to be here. And I've always wanted to do this. Good morning, studio. Morning. He knows who we are. We got a live one.

That's great. Yeah, that is fun. Okay, so I want to do some very fundamental basic questions for our listeners that may not know. What is Folds of Honor? Bolds of Honor. We provide educational scholarship. to the spouses and kids of both military members and first responders who have either been killed or disabled.

And how did that start? That started with our CEO and founder, Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rooney. He and I flew F-16s together in the military as how we met. And he happened to be on an airline flight that was carrying the remains of someone who had just been killed in Iraq. And that was the ultimate inspiration to start the organization. because this gentleman had a wife and a four-year-old son, and Dan's commitment to this was, what are we going to do for him, his education, his future. And over the years, and even currently, we do a lot with Faults of Honor.

I do, and we do different events. And so we're very involved. I'd like to ask you a question about your military service. Now, you mentioned you flew. Will you say what kind of jet you flew again? I flew F-16s. Okay, let's say my Southwest pilot passes up. out and you're back there with me. Can you hop up there and land us? I can hop up there and land you.

It's not going to be pretty, but you'll be alive. What do you mean? It's not going to be pretty. So what's the difference? Well, that's a huge plane versus a tiny. I feel like that plane, though, he's like going to jump, jump, jump. Like, the landing it is different. How? I mean, I can drive a car if it's big or small. Yeah, but you had to get a special license to drive that big truck. I'm talking about if I'm driving a SUV or a tiny car. So what's the difference in the planes? I think the big difference. Obviously, the size of the plane matters. And it's going to take me a hot minute. figure out what all the controls are doing, right? Like, you know, hey, where's a landing gear? What's the approach speeds and stuff like that? But I think, like, once you get down close to the ground,

seat of the pants, I think I can get her done. I knew that. He was just being humble. I knew it. He was being humble there. So let's talk for a second about the need is great. When you say that, what does that mean? You know, our ability to fundraise is being outpaced by the number of applications that we get. So this past year, we had 18,000 qualified applicants, which is a 40% increase. from 2023, which is unbelievable. We were able to fully fund 10,000 scholarships, which is amazing. That's $50 million out the door, but there's 7,500 kids out there that we were only able to give a partial stipend to. So the need is great in the sense that it's continuing to grow, and it'll grow again next year and being able to meet the need of the current year. Transparency is a big deal.

People always want to know what's really up. How important is that to you guys? Oh, it's unbelievably important. People need to know where their money's going. At Foldsborder, 91 cents of every dollar that comes into the organization goes to support our scholarship programs. And you guys have felt that that's valuable to share because... It's valuable to share because it's transparent. People want to know where the money is going. And, you know, for me as a veteran, for me also as a Gold Star kid, as my background, my dad was a fighter pilot and I lost him when I was 15, it is ultimately important to me to make sure that our donors, our corporations,

whoever is given money to us, that they need to know that, hey, this money is going to the right place to do the right thing. How long were you enlisted? I was in the Air Force for 30 years. Wow. Long time. Colonel. When you get out, what is that transition like?

Because it's like it's all you've known. It's weird. I mean, I think the weirdest transition. I was talking to my wife about this not too long ago was like, what do you wear? Like, you know, you're so used to wearing a uniform every day, get up, you put on a flight suit, life is super easy, right? But that whole transition from that, you feel a little bit lost, right? You know, as a fighter pilot, it's a brotherhood, right? And so you don't really have that anymore.

But, man, Foldsbarner was a great place for me to land because that is still in the fight, right? Still in the mission and being able to get back. Do you ever have to land in any really small places, like short runways? So some, like in the F-16, there is sometimes especially, in Iraq and Afghanistan, yes. Yeah, we'd have to have to make a few exceptions. Bro, that's crazy. Would you ever have to land somewhere that wasn't a landing strip, like a real one? Nah, we would probably elect to eject at that point, right? Yeah. I mean, if you were like out of fuel, out of ideas and stuff like that, you're probably more dangerous trying to put it down on somewhere

that you don't know what the landing surface is like. Do you miss it? Do you miss flying? I do. I do. I miss flying. You miss the brotherhood. I do. Do you need a rush now? A little bit. Yeah, so, you know, my rush now and focus is I'm big into hunting. That's where I do a lot of my fundraising is in the outdoor space. I've met some amazing personalities out there. And so, yeah, I was just on an elk hunt in September. And there's something about that that that kind of gives you that little bit of adrenaline rush. And it's super, super cool. And so, yeah, I do need that. I don't understand how airplane works. I often struggle with that, like that metal and it stays up there. If your engine goes down, you can just glide. I don't get on. I understand how it doesn't fall out of the air. Can you give me a physical lesson? I majored in criminal justice. Okay, fair enough. I cannot give you a physical lesson.

It's just we constantly talk about it. I would be like, I cannot believe this plane got up in the air again. Every single time I would get up there. What is something now that drives you? I think what drives me the most, one of the things I don't take for granted. Well, one is my family. So I've been married, just celebrated my 35th anniversary, which is absolutely amazing. Married my high school sweetheart.

I don't take for granted each and every day that I got to come home, right? Seven combat tours. I'm alive, awake, breathing, and still, you know, raise three wonderful kids. There's a lot of families that didn't get to have that, right? And I want to make sure that these families are never forgotten, that their voices are heard, their stories are told, and be with them, you know, through that. And, you know, one of the things that our recipient families will tell you, education is obviously important. The money is important, helping them achieve their educational dreams, but they'll even thank you more for, thank you for

allowing us to be seen, to be heard, to be able to tell the amazing stories of their loved ones. You ever put on the flight suit? Just for fun? Oh, yeah. You have to. Every once in a while. Every once in a while, I'd just go put it on and walk in the kitchen where my wife is and stuff

like that. Do I still got it? I wouldn't want the answer. I'd ask it, but say don't answer. Don't answer. Don't answer that. So folds of honor.org, people that are listening now, how can they help? Oh, go to foldsvonder.org and join us at $13 a month. A lot of people ask why 13. It takes exactly 13 folds to bring that flag to its iconic triangle shape of freedom, right? You're going to spend more than at Starbucks today. So, hey, go grab, go get onto the website, foldsvonder.org, click donate, sign up for 13 bucks a month.

Colonel Nichols, thank you for your time. Thank you for your service. Thank you for coming in talking to us about this and anybody out there listening. We encourage you. If anything, just go check it out. Folds of Honor.org. If we can just get you there to read about it, we think that we can inspire you to actually be a part of it when you can be a part of it. Colonel Nichols, thank you very much. Thank you, guys. Let's check some voice emails.

Here we go. Hi, I was just watching Holiday Harmony. I didn't have Macs last year, but I have it this year. And Amy, you did a great job. You were in it more than I was expecting. and I just wanted to remind you how great of a job you did. Loved watching you. Dang. That's fun to hear. Dang, our little Fesbian.

Does that money keep on coming? Yeah. Every Christmas for her? No, it comes all throughout the year. I don't know why. What do you mean? You don't know why? Well, I don't, because it is a Christmas movie,

so I don't know why, you know, like in July I was getting a check. But that was for, I think, international screenings? Screening, probably not really the word. International streaming. I don't think they're having like red carpets. Good point. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I would say that usually when somebody writes a song and a wrong,

a song comes to hit, like the streaming of it, it takes six to nine months before they start to get checks. So you probably get them in July from Christmas, right, from all the stream. True, I don't know. Sometimes that's why I just check my mailbox, which since we've switched studios, I don't know where my new mailbox is. There could be a check there right now. Why do you have it sent to work?

No, have it sent to your home. Don't have it set to work. Why? Well, this is the address they gave them. actually our old address Oh my goodness Okay this is going to be a problem Wait I might have money there

Where money comes Never send it to anywhere you don't own But because anytime you can be fired The building can move There's all these things you don't control there Okay it's okay I'll figure this out It's okay for me I don't my money I agree no I just I'm really glad that this call happened

And that this conversation came up Because I'd be like hmm I wonder if I'm still getting royalties Oh got it the voicemail Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, because she said she watched it on Max, which who knew? I thought maybe eventually they'd remove it from there. What do you mean? Who knew? You don't know that? No, I know, but... The great thing about streaming is they don't have to remove anything ever because it's...

Oh. It can always... It doesn't hurt them to leave it up. They'll remove it sometimes. Yeah, but they don't have to unless it, like, is old or they lose rights to it. Yeah. They can make money back if they sell it. Well, everybody should go watch it today, stream Holiday Harmony today so that it stays up. It's only been up a year.

They're not going to put it up for a year and take it down. No, this Christmas will be two years. Right. Until, yeah, I mean, this would be the second year. If it were eight years ago and no one's watching it, they may pull it. Okay, cool. It's still new. It's still fresh.

I know. My scene is pivotal in the bathroom. Have you seen the director's cut? Because they actually show Amy going to the bathroom before her scene. Yeah. It's director's cut. It was awkward. I'm glad they cut that other part of it because it's not comfortable with that.

Yeah. Biggest check. Oh, the biggest check. was the original. That was the pay for it, though. That doesn't count. Residual. My residuals, I don't know, the biggest one, maybe $70 or something.

$70. Yeah, because they've come more frequently than just July, but sometimes it'll be $25. You mean $70,000. No. I used to get on for $0.2. $0.2. It would cost more money for them to send me the residual check. Oh, for Bandslam?

For anything, for any of the stuff. Nashville, Bands. slam, different, like, award shows if they got aired to other places. I would just get random checks and it would cost more

for them to send with postage than they were actually putting in the check. No big deal. On my to-do list today, it's change address with Warner Brothers.

We didn't think it was big deal. I just never thought in my life I'd ever write that. That does sound cool. I know. It's like, FYI, let SAG know that I've moved.

Hold on me write this. Jumping. Fireman. Schottenheimer I just never thought I'd write those words together I didn't, I never thought I'd write that and I did Jump in Fireman Schottenheimer I never thought I'd write that. Bobby, you know what I mean?

I never thought I'd be in a movie. Never thought you'd be a movie star. I never thought you wouldn't be in a movie. What? Growing up, I never thought I'd be in a movie. I guess I had bigger goals for you. Well, I never... I guess I see more than you do. I never thought I'd be on the radio. If you want to go back that far.

Well, I also thought that too. Yeah. I guess I just see more of you than you do. We need to fix that mirror, Amy. Okay. You need to see the beauty in that mirror. No, no. This is exciting to me.

It's reminding me that I was, you know, taking acting lessons and I wanted to do more acting and I never did. I mean, I did take the acting lessons, but I never auditioned for anything else, which is a real shame. You never auditioned or you never auditioned and got it? I never auditioned, which that was my goal was just auditioned for a bunch of things. And then I... How would you have auditioned, meaning were they for local stuff or... Well, whatever. My acting coach was telling me.

I needed to get representation and that would help. That's how you would know about most of it. Right. And then they could pitch me for certain things. And then I just never really took that next step, which means I guess I didn't want it bad enough. But this is a reminder. So maybe it'll come back. So by you being reminded of money?

No, no, not by money. Obviously, the checks are $25. I don't know when it comes to acting that I really made that much from that. But I loved the whole experience of being on set and the trailer. and waiting all day and watching everybody else do their craft. And probably because everybody on that movie set was so kind, the director was so encouraging and nice. And I just had a really good experience.

And it made me want to do it more. Sort of like when I've done live podcasts and I walk out to the stage, like I have this feeling inside of me like, I was born for this. And I haven't done any in a while. So, you know? Like I love being on stage, but I was never a thesbian. I, on the other hand, hate both of those things that you like. I know, and you're on stage all the time.

I don't hate being on stage. I hate doing podcasts on stage. Because it's like they're in a seat and they're going to watch me talk. I just feel like I should be doing more. Oh, I would walk out in the crowd. Oh. Yeah, it was interactive. Dang, interactive.

And I'd bring people up on stage. Oh, true. That's true. And then I hated acting. Yeah, you didn't like sitting around all day waiting for your scene. See, I liked the sitting around. I hated sitting around. I hated watching other people do their crap because I'm here to do my crap.

And I got other work to do. And they didn't care about the other work. and then I would get out there. It was pretty, it's fine, right? It's fine. Not for me. But I did Nashville a bunch of times and my roles kept getting bigger. Not for any reason other than I think the show was getting more popular.

And I was getting like this weird little drop of semi fame. So they were like have lines in it. So I would go on and do, but I would like work across from like, Rain to James. Connie Burton. Yeah. And then like I'd have to act with her. And that was really, and all the cameras and all the people are around. They got crap all top of you

And you get real actors Doing all their stuff And you're like Oh they're expecting me to just nail it So they can go to their next scene And so you come in You have like four lines And you're just

Oh God I suck at this That's stressful And then you do it and you're like All right do it again And then I'm like Is it my fault? No we usually do it like six times And then I ask second time

It was my fault Yeah that time it was Oh god damn Yeah see I didn't I didn't like that Yeah Because I didn't control it Like it was someone

I was living someone else's narrative I didn't like that Yeah I don't mind that You mean like acting like someone else so you don't like that? Everything that I was doing I was being told to do in a way to do it, including who I was. Yeah, that's got to mess with like your psyche, like who you are. I like being told what to do.

But I feel like actors that like. Yeah, I think if I'd always done it. If I'd always done it, I think it'd be great. Really? Yeah, I've just always, I've, my career's been the opposite of that. It's been like, I will say who I am, what I am. And now they're like, okay, you'll stand like this. And I'm sure if I'd have been trained.

or like doing it. But yeah, not really for me. Tough life. Amy loves it. Well, Amy, are you... Got a circle back. Are you stuck in the Christmas role? No, I love that role.

She's typecast. No. Are you typecast? Or am I typecast for bathroom scenes? Right. Whoa. There's a lot of work there. And if that's kind of work you want, I think we can get it for you.

I mean, I know. And I would gladly take like Christmas role. If you want me to be a Hallmark Christmas Girl, Lifetime Christmas Girl, Christmas Girl. The people that can memorize scripts below my mind. Yeah. Because they, sitcom, and I've known a few people in sitcoms,

where they only get them, like, leading into that week because they have so many to do it. If they're shooting, sometimes they would shoot 20 episodes, right? And you go and you spend a whole week doing it. And it's like, okay, here's your script for this week, and you're memorizing scenes before you go do them. That's hard. And I'm sure it's a muscle.

You have to train just like any other muscle. But, man, I have no memory. there are songs that Eddie and I wrote. I don't even remember. We wrote them. Yeah. I heard one the other day. I'm like, is that our song?

We write that song? Yeah. Oh, good. Look at that. Probably heard of Kroger or some, right? Walking over, playing over top. Yeah, so, yeah, check out the movie Amy's in Holiday Harmony on Max. And hopefully they don't sell your movie to take a tax break.

That's right. Let's keep it there. Let's keep it there. And you keep making that money. And then if anybody else is listening and they're working on a Christmas movie, I'm available. Or a bathroom scene. Or they want to film you in the bathroom.

Yes, I'm available. Eddie was showing me a camera we have in the green room. Hit it, just hit it. I want to see what's in there. Yeah, where is it? And he has a camera that we can watch the group. Oh, check it, check it. We can see people in the green room

because we have guests that are coming up a little bit. We can see them in there. And then he goes, you got to see the one I have in the bathroom and I laughed out loud. But he doesn't have one in that. No, there's a joke, Amy.

No, I know it was. But if you want to do a little acting. We can start there. Let me do a couple other voicemails. Let's go to the next one number four. Hi, I have a morning corny for Amy. What did the shoes say to the pants? What's up, Riches?

Hope you guys have a great day. That's funny. That's a good one. Sometimes listeners just have such good ones. Like, can I use that later? No. Why? It was hers.

That's hers. It was here. That's a great one. I know it's hers. I can be like, this is from a listener. What did the truck say to all of the parent trucks? what's up mother truckers I just made that up

I mean yeah that was good I just made it up I like the Britches better than Yeah So what did the shoes say to the pants What's up Bridges That is so good

It is so good What was her name? You're gonna credit her when you tell the joke No you can't tell it It's already been told I'm not gonna tell it What was her name? I don't know I marked it off

I think it says no name Oh my gosh Right to say no name No name Okay one more go ahead Yes she's talking about holidays, people are already decorating for Christmas and lunch is going on about Thanksgiving, but the next holiday is actually Veterans Day.

Yeah, lunchbox, so you said the next holiday is Thanksgiving, and you want you to know it's actually Veterans Day. Oh, you don't decorate for Veterans Day. Sure you do. You put a flag up. Do you? No. Okay, then.

Some people do, though. Okay, but you're trying to shame them? You try to shame him? You try to shame him. We will not allow that. People not decorate for Veterans Day. You don't, and you acted like you did. We're not going to allow it to shame.

flag. If I did, I'd put it up. Okay, we'll get you a flag. Oh, man, put a pole. I've always thought about putting a pole in front of my house. And you've always thought about giving a kidney, too. That's true. Lunchbox are two points here. I'm still thinking about that. You shamed him. Thank you for the voicemails. You can always leave us a voicemail. 877-Bobby. We've got to have a championship match on naming movies from famous actors.

So, Lunchbox, Eddie picked to go first last time. You can pick to go first or second this time. I'll go second. That's fine. Okay. We're going to do movies from Nicole Kidman. you're going to go back and forth until you okay you forfeit no I mean I do you can forfeit no okay and lunchbox go

uh days of thunder correct I'm gonna be out I'm saying dude oh far and away Mike

it's correct 1992 oh my goodness what in the world is that I don't know where that came from is that where they run and look for land or something I don't know, but I got to give lunchbox time as you ask questions. Lunchbox, your timer starts over, so go ahead.

Yeah, I got it. Go ahead. Holland, Michigan. What are you talking about? Holland, Michigan. It's on there. She filmed it in my neighborhood. Is it out, though?

I don't know. It doesn't count if it's not out. What? Not until 2025. Yeah. You got a few years. Next year, dude. And, well, again, five more seconds.

Nicole Kidman, eyes wide shut. Correct. Oh, that's, yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh-huh. Eddie Nicole Kidman Her and Keith do a movie TV shows Count? No

Cole Kidman I don't know man And he's the champ I don't know Just like that you lost it I don't know Moulon Rouge Oh of course

I've seen it Batman Forever Oh Let's see The ones that I wouldn't Stepford wives Bewitched Happy Feet

Let's see Just go with it. Paddington. Paddington Bear, yeah. There's a lot of these, because I just don't watch a lot of movies that I don't, boy erased, Aquaman, being the Ricardo. Oh, that was a really good one. Oh, she was Lucy. Mm-hmm. She was Lucy. Uh, and. Oh, yes. She was good in that room.

What is being Ricardo's? She was Lucy O'clock. Oh, I love Lucy. What's that who-you show that I was trying to think of? That's not a movie, that. The perfect couple? Perfect. No. The other one. Stranger. Oh, nine perfect strangers. Not perfect strangers.

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