The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Part 2: Never Gonna Get It + Take Wife's Last Name for $10k?

Episode Date: November 27, 2024

We play a round of Never Gonna Get It. Bobby asks the question, this will be on the Thanksgiving dinner table for only 3% of Americans. What is it?  Bobby has a question for the guys: Would you change your last name to your wife's last name for $10k?  Amy also brings in a crazy conspiracy theory that there is an underground tunnel in LA with a Starbucks for the elite. Lunchbox also shares the new thing he is upset about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Then you hear, Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. The Steve Ray and Abbott's trying to put you through. Mike D's writing his week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's store. The question is, this will be on the Thanksgiving dinner table for only 3% of Americans. And think about that. Never going to get it is a game.

You're not going to get it. Oh, oh. Never, never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. This will be on the Thanksgiving dinner table for only 3% of Americans. What is it? Now we're going to give Jacey a chance here to win. Hey, Jaycey, how are you?

Hey, morning, studio. Morning. So I'm going to give you a chance to win a $250 Walmart gift card and a copy of the game that everybody loves called Let's Hit Each Other with Fake Swords, which, by the way, it's currently on sale right now. For only $10 at Walmart until tomorrow, go get it, it's a great game. But for you, Jacey, $250 Walmart gift card, you can have three chances to win. You'll guess first, and I'll read the question again. This will be on the Thanksgiving dinner. table for only 3% of Americans.

So you'll guess, then you can team up with a couple members of the show, and then we'll do some weird game at the very end. Okay, so, first to you. I am going to throw out mac and cheese. Like, I don't know if a lot of people have that. We do, but. Fair. And it's a quality guess.

It is not the correct answer, though. I think probably a little more than 3%, but I like it. Like it she came up prepared, mac and cheese? Not right. Now, I'm going to read the question again, and you guys let me know where you are a one to 10 scale of how for sure you are. This will be on the Thanksgiving dinner table for only 3% of Americans. What is it?

Amy, how for sure are you? I mean, 3% is so low, so it's got to be something really out of the ordinary, so I feel pretty good. Oh, wow. Out of the ordinary for Thanksgiving. What number out of 10? Three. That's not pretty good. Lunch bugs?

10. Morgan? I feel like a 4. Eddie? 10. Oh, God. Okay. These guys just say that.

I don't never just claim it. Thank you. So, Jason, you can pick whoever you want. You pick two players here on the show. You got Amy and Morgan who are honest about their answers, or Eddie and Lunchbox who just want to be picked. Yeah. I feel like Lunchbox always says 10,

but he comes up with some good off-the-wall answers, so I'll go with Launchbox. And you said I get two people? You get to pick one other person, yes. And I just feel like Morgan's good at this game, even though she said four. I think I'm going to go with Morgan. Okay.

So lunchbox of Morgan will hold the keys to the car here. Amy, what do you have? A TV. On the table? Oh, so you went, okay. I like your approach. Your approach is very different. Yeah, because.

But on the table. Yeah. Okay. This will be on the table. You put the TV on the table. How do you mean? Interesting. Like the, maybe the serving table?

You thought differently. You're wrong, but I admire what you thought differently. Thank you for that. Yeah. Eddie, she didn't pick you. You were 10. It's a shame she didn't pick me because I have it. What is it?

100% it is a menu. What? It's a menu because 3% of Americans go out to eat. No, that would be, what? The menu is sitting on table. They're in their table. I know it. If they're out to eat, that's just...

It's the menu. I'm confused. Well, the question is, this will be on the Thanksgiving dinner table for only 3% of Americans. The Thanksgiving dinner table. Yeah, which is at a restaurant. Oh, I see what you're saying. Only 3% of Americans go out to eat. Quality.

out of the box, yes. Let's go, baby. I'm going to put you on hold. Yes. Morgan. Okay, I went out of the box for this also. I was going to do a food, but then I went spoon. A what? There's no foods on Thanksgiving that typically require a spoon.

What are you talking about? Most white potatoes. Everybody uses fork. Everybody uses pork. No, no, no. No, no. So how do you get the mashed potatoes out of the bowl? Morgan, that's not outside of the box.

Forks? That was forks. Morgan, you cannot. be more wrong. That's the wrong as anybody's ever been in this game. Okay, but I'm so confused. Yeah, no, no, the history of this game, that's the wrong as anyone's ever been, yeah. Good for you. It's okay. It's okay. You use spoons for all of these things? Yeah, this makes me feel a lot better about a TV. I'm not saying I eat it with a spoon, but the serving spoon. Lunchbox. It's easy, guys. Amy, you're on the right track. Thank you. You don't put the TV on the table, though.

Oh. You put the channel changer so you can change the channel that you're eating. That's wrong. That's not right. That was your guess? That's wrong. It's the same thing as the TV. No. It's not. I'm the only one alive here. You're the only one alive. And that's definitely not it.

It's got to be it. It can't be a menu. Yeah. Yeah, I can. I mean, I guess it could, but 3% even it seems high. Hey, Jacey. They're fighting. It's like somebody didn't give them a spoon.

It's like Thanksgiving. I know. Right. I really felt confident about it. So the people that you picked missed. Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go and just let you pick if Eddie yes or no got it right for your

third pick. You can say Eddie yes got it right or no, he missed it. And if you're correct, you win the $250 gift card. Oh my goodness. So Eddie says menu. J.C., you know what I'm saying, right? On menu. Lunchbox made fun of him and said there was a stupidest answer ever. But that was quickly meant

after Morgan, stupid as answer ever. No offense, Morgan. To be clear, spoon is worse than menu. I agree. A lot worse. I agree. Love you, Morgan. That's what I'm saying. It was before I got to Morgan. Right. At the time, Eddie, that was stupid. out of the box, guys. Okay.

So, Jacey, did Eddie get it right or wrong? I feel like I like his approach, and I never would have went there, and this is never going to get it. So I feel like a menu could be right if people are going out to eat, so I think I'm going to go with Eddie. Do you want to advise her, guys? I mean, I guess even in your own home, sometimes people print out. No, they don't.

No one prints out of menu. Oh, my gosh. What world do you live in? That's what I said. Who prints out a Thanksgiving menu? I've never seen that. Okay, everyone. Okay, so Jayce.

He got it wrong. Jason. Someone might. Oh, oh, I just got it. It just came to my mind. No, it's menu. No, no, no, it's not menu. I'm going to write it down just in case.

I don't want to credit. Jaycee, did you pick Eddie to get it right or wrong? Yeah. Okay, he's right. Oh, yes! Yes! You said the Thanksgiving table. I didn't say the one you own.

You said the Thanksgiving table. Three percent of people plan to eat out on Turkey Day. Therefore, a menu. But if they eat out, but if they eat out at Applebee's, it's not a Thanksgiving table. It is for Thanksgiving. Yeah. If they're eating Thanksgiving. The table in your house that you use all your long-inside at Thanksgiving table until it's Thanksgiving Day.

That's another good point. And you eat with a spoon. Yes, you serve stuff with a spoon. Leave my spoon. What was the one you wrote down that was right? Oh, like name tags. Like where you sit, play settings. What in the world?

Okay. Jacey, you want a $250 gift card. Okay, cool. You want, what? Menues. You won a $250 Walmart gift card Congratulations there You want a copy of the Let's hit each other's fake swords game

Currently on sale right now for only $10 at Walmart until tomorrow So be sure to get that The game is so much fun And Eddie congratulations Yeah and congratulations JC, congrats That's awesome They hate it on you They did

And JCP stay on the phone and we'll sign your game and send you the prize Okay That's awesome Thank you guys happy Thanksgiving Happy Thanksgiving to you too. Make sure you got a spoon. I'm going to sign a spoon and add it in there. Yes.

The menu's just weird. The spoon thing, like what is you? Guys, I don't know. I was trying to think out of the box. Yeah, you did. Morgan's like, we only use the ice cream scoops and forks in Kansas. Okay, thank you. Okay, thank you.

Lunchbox is upset about something, but it's nothing that he controls or even has an effect on him whatsoever. It's about a podcast. Who is it? Another Kelsey getting a podcast. shoving more Kelsey down our throats. The wife of Jason Kelsey. Her name is, I guess, Kylie Kelsey.

I take a breath for a second. Just slow down. You're a little angry. Yeah, and she's nice. I like her too, but I'm just saying he's so loud and like aggressive. Let's just talk it out. Okay, why are you upset that a Kelsey? And by the way, shoving down our throats, a podcast, you have to go subscribe.

No one's tying you to a chair and putting AirPods in your ear. It is like just giving breadcrumbs to everyone. Here, you get a podcast. You get a podcast. she doesn't even do anything. She has a following. Why does she have a podcast? Are we giving everybody in their mother a podcast?

Like, we already log on to every news site and we see Travis, we see Taylor, we see Jason Kelsey, and now the wife is all over the news, and now she's getting a podcast. Oh my gosh. It is so insane. Why, why, why? What do you? Okay, so you say she doesn't do anything. What do you do?

Man, look at me. I am so interesting. have something going. Like she just chills. So what if she's extremely interesting and that's why somebody gave her a podcast? Oh my God. It's not like you're already you weren't already famous. Right, but I worked from the bottom. I bootstrapped from the beginning. I grind it.

I would say you didn't, but that's okay. She married a football player. Great. But again, if she didn't have a lot to say or a huge following, she probably has a bigger following than you do. Well, probably because every news article because of Taylor Swift follows her. But if people didn't click on the things about her, people wouldn't have an interest to pay her to do a podcast. Now, here's what I say, guys. Remember when Hoctua girl got a podcast, he was out of his mind? Oh my gosh.

Yeah, that's another one of the biggest podcasts in the world. Talk Tua. And she's funny. And she has massive guests. That's unbelievable. But she's actually good. And you were like, she does nothing. She's stupid.

She was just found. You were just found at a bar. You're right. The same way she was just found on the store. You're right. But I've got it for years. I didn't just get thrown on. a huge podcast right off the joke.

But there's no huge podcast. Every podcast feed, the RSS feed has zero followers, zero subscribers. People had to subscribe one by one. People had to be interested in seeing the clips and going, I'll go listen to that or her getting guests. It feels like you're just jealous of people that blow up more than you. I'm not jealous at all. I just can't believe that she just now has a podcast. Like, oh, you guys, you know what?

You guys say I like to talk, so I better get a podcast. Like, oh, I think that people want. Anybody can have a podcast, though. Anybody. People were requesting to hear more from her. Do you know how many followers she has on Instagram? No, I don't. Okay.

We should look. I just, I just looked at 2.3 million. Yeah, because she's just like, but she's actually funny too. People don't just follow people because they're married to someone famous. There are a lot of famous people that don't have wives that have a ton of followers.

Exactly. Like, she has a lot to say. I think, yeah, I think she relates to a lot of people in a lot of ways. Whenever I saw the announcement, about it. There was like a reel that was made and it had, you know, like from the comments section,

like legit, just comments like peppering the thing of like, we want more of you. You're so funny. You should have a podcast. And it's like showing there was a demand for it. And also her perspective on like, you're the wife of a future Hall of Famer. And now, you know, obviously she's got a lot of Taylor story. Like she has a lot of things happening. She's a mom. She's a mom. They're having another kid. Yes. Pregnant. I think you just get mad at anybody who gets anything that's not you. And you get mad when you also don't get anything i'm just i'm just shocked she's getting a podcast i saw and i was like oh my goodness more kelsey down my throat oh but again nothing's down your throat because you no one's forcing you to listen i mean she's every i mean you turn into a football game and there she is her and her

side line there all look i don't feel like that's the case i watch a lot of the line that she never showed you guys don't watch amy amy diagnosed this why is lunchbox so upset at hawktuah at kelsey kiley kiley kiley kiley kiley's what's her name kiley yeah kiley kelsey uh so what's one word. Jealous. Got it. Just making sure. Yeah.

Making sure he's jealous. That's just so weird. I mean, if you guys think it sounds interesting, tune in. Let me know. It doesn't matter to us. Yeah. Just like, not everything's for everybody. Like, some people love sore losers.

That's awesome. But sports and what y'all talk about may not be for them. Yeah, very for you, but that's, they don't listen. What? Like, why would you ask? He insulted us in the podcast. But he's still mad at Kylie Kelsey. All right.

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And you have to live by that name? Yes. Eddie go yes. No problem, yes. Lunchbox, RG. Not a chance. Not $10,000 to change my name, to give up my manlyhood, to hand over my man card, to hand over the keys to the house and the, you know, the throne, the crown, everything for $10,000.

Get lost. Okay, so Eddie, you got $10,000, you're good. You've not changed your last name. It's going to be weird because she has a white last name. It's all right. But you have a Mexican last name and she's white and she has it. So it's weird for her. That's true.

Good point. I've always thought that. Like she has a very Hispanic last name and she is white as a cloud. Like she says when they call her sometimes at like whatever, like she's in line. And they're all like, yeah, we're looking for a Garcia. And then she comes up. She's like, no, no, it's Garcia. She's like, that's me.

Yeah. So I get it. So, no, not 10,000. No. Would you? Yeah. I don't use my real name anyway. Good point.

I'm very little. What in the world? I even offer my wife to hyphenate him. I just like whatever you want. Yeah, who cares? I don't give a crap. And also, it's not like I have the best relationship with my real last name. That's from the real dad who I don't have a relationship with.

That's probably why. Lunchbox is a manly thing. Oh, it is a manly thing. How is Lunchbox proud of his? He doesn't even use it. Like, he would tell us all right now what it is if he's proud of it. But also. But he's close to his dad, like his, you know.

And his mom, like his family, his tradition. Or is it an ownership? It's an ownership thing, guys. You don't, you, what? Okay, if you own your wife, you should be paying for everything. You split it all 50-50 with her. You don't do 50-50. I have a better percentage, so I pay more.

Okay, thank you. $75,000. No. Oh my goodness. If somebody brought in a will barrel with $75,000 cash, you wouldn't change your last name to her. You're crazy. That gives her the keys. No, it doesn't.

The domination factor. You think you dominate her? No. Dude, what does it say when you get married? So come to your husband. What? My vow did not say that. My wife did not say that.

No. It says it. It does not. You're talking about submission. Let me see. Which also is like the interpretation of that is also very different. Yes. Okay, okay.

How about? I don't know what the number would be. And then lunch bucks, you should honor your wife. I knew. $250,000 to change your last name to hers. How much? $250. No.

Give me a million. Well, I know. I just wanted to see where the line was. For half a million, I think he'd for sure do it. And the quote is, wives submit to your husbands as to the Lord. There you go. But did it read the whole thing. Was that said in your vow? For the husband is the head

of the wife as Christ is the head of the church. That's what I'm saying. By giving up your last name. Who is this? Yeah. If you give up your last name, you have to give up all that. A million bucks. No chance. You're out of your mind. No chance. I'm not lying.

For a million. You would not change your last name to her. Guys, you said, when have you ever done that? Five million. Oh, man. I think for a million, if it was really offered to him, he would do it. For sure. I think, for sure.

I think $250,000 to do it do it. But what's crazy to think about is lunchecks, I think he's being a little ridiculous right now, but there are men out there that would absolutely be talking like him. And they're like, can't do it. Even for $250. They'd be like, no. If you said $10,000 cash change your last name, I'm... Okay.

$10, anything. Yeah. I mean, like, sure, will you take care of like how annoying it is to change the name to, like all the paperwork? Yeah. Like that, yeah. I mean, it says now is the church submits to Christ. So also wives should submit to their husbands in everything. Eddie, Eddie, Eddie and I go to the same church.

Were you a church two weeks ago? He preached on this. Same exact thing. It's same exact thing. And it's like not people take this out of context and, yes. No chance you taking anything out of context. We'll send you the sermon. We'll send you that.

Yes. It's video, audio, however you want to consume it. Okay. Thank you. All right, what do you have? So this guy, I came across him on TikTok. He signed an NDA years back because he worked for Starbucks and the underground tunnels in L.A. And the NDA is expired.

And first of all, did these tunnels even exist in L.A.? And what if they do? There's Starbucks down there for these rich elite people to avoid traffic. And they just pull up to a Starbucks and they don't have to pay any money. I think you're glossing over the headline, underground tunnels. Like, it's not even about the Starbucks. Well, but that's how. I came across it. Okay. So walk us through what they're claiming are the underground tunnels.

That there's been these underground tunnels for years that just pop out various places like Dodger Stadium or wherever, you know, think athletes, actors, Elon Musk, people like that have a lot of money that might just be traveling and they need to get there, get there fast and they're not going to do it by helicopter. They do it by underground tunnel. In a car? In a car. Not a train their own car. And if they want to off for Starbucks, apparently they can. And they don't need money. They just order whatever they want. So because they're in the tunnel, the assumption is they're so rich.

Or they've paid to use the tunnel. So therefore that covers whatever they need in the tunnel. So what is your question here? My question is, it just seems so bizarre to me. So I was like, is this some just hopes and there's no Starbucks down there because there is no tunnel? First off, some guy on TikTok saying I'm going to share a secret. his NDA expired. Okay.

I'm going to say that he's probably full of crap because I would be worried if I signed an NDA and it was something that something so big as an underground tunnel. By the way, the NDA I'd put in perpetuity. It would never end.

You're signing an NDA, this is going to be for 50 years, not for three months or until we run out of sugar packets at Starbucks. Secondly, I'd be worried if it would kill me. Like, is it worth to do a TikTok

to be like, I'm exposing that there's a Starbucks and an underground tunnel. That didn't feel worth it. Third of all, there were underground tunnels like Prohibition Time, which is how they moved around alcohol. Yeah, like the cartel also has underground tunnels. Sure.

But for there to be a Starbucks and an underground tunnel, it would need to be like a whole highway system. Yeah, that's what it is. Scoo, Steve, you lived in L.A. Is there under underground tunnels where people just like chill with their cars and like go and take the 405 but underground? I mean, I don't think there are any where they chill, but they are there from your point,

the prohibition days back in the day, at least in downtown L.A. and a lot of abandoned tunnels from the trains and stuff. But I don't think anything happens down there, like a Starbucks, if anything, it'd be like crime. Like, homeless people down there. It'd be like the dark web, but of like, well, Earth. Yeah.

Yeah. No, I was picturing it like a really cool underground world for wealthy people. And like everybody's hot and there's Starbucks for all. Yeah, I don't believe the guy. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, dang it. And I think there's just enough of a truth. This is how people get us sometimes. There's just enough of a truth there that makes you go maybe this could be true. This happens a lot with disinformation politically too. They will have just enough of a truth to expand on it and make it a complete and outright lie. So do I think that people are driving their cars stopping in for a Starbucks because they're rich and good looking and they get it for free? No.

Are there tunnels? Yes. But tunnels that are much smaller. there's not two lanes. Like again, they would take little carts and get alcohol through there back in the 20s. You know?

To even debunk the whole thing, your point about the NDA, it doesn't run out the next day. It's held for a very long time. That alone right there tells you this is fake. But also, how old's the guy? If he's like 25, NDAs are like years.

Right, no one, there's not a week-long NDA. I don't know. I'm going to say he could 30-something. Maybe he. Snopes this, Mike? Because Snopes, although Snopes's could be in on it? If they're in on it, that's the thing. Like, I went to the comment section and one of the top comments was talking about how there's no way this is real. It's absolutely fake.

And then the next comment or that is, that's exactly what they want you to come here and type because you know about it and they're trying to get you to, you know, say there's not true. Okay, so here's what Snope says. It is labeled satire. A rumor that Starbucks had secret locations in the underground tunnels of Los Angeles only accessible to the most elite members of society. The claim says da-da-da. And it shows the guy on TikTok, here he is. He's doing his thing. The Starbucks guy? He does look unbelievable. He does.

But his name is like comedian Stephen Randolph. Oh gosh. What? He's a comedian. That's the guy I'm seeing here. He's trying to make a name for himself. So, okay. TikTok users, da-da-da, the clam on social media. There is a Starbucks that no one's ever, and he talks about that. But again, I just think if this were a real thing,

someone would have said something about it right now. Too many people have had to cover up the truth that isn't even that bad. A starboard. But also, like, if there is underground tunnels for the elite and they can pay for it, like, who cares? It's like, okay, cool. Yeah, I just don't think there's, like, avoid traffic. That's what I hear, a way to avoid traffic.

That'd be awesome. That'd be awesome. That'd be awesome. There is helicopters. Or flying cars. Okay. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Pretty good. What's your story here? All right. I heard you guys talking on the radio, you know, about the cemeteries and whatnot. It just pretty much broader what. And me and my wife do, you know, at nighttime, I'm a heavy criminal operator during a daytime paranormal investigator at night.

My wife's a vet tech assistant in the daytime and a paranormal investigator at night. You said that twice, paranormal investigator at night. Ghosts? Like what do you do and what have you caught? Okay, I have caught several, several orbs and shadow figures. I have went on numerous expeditions. We have a bunch of paranormal equipment. What we do is we walk the cemetery pitch black at nighttime.

And we look what we call freshies, which is fresh people who were buried. And then we'll run our equipment to what we can come up with. And the most recent thing that had happened was we found, again, we'll call it freshie. And we have the flashlights all set to where if anything wants to communicate or flashers will go off for anything weird, I had the infrared all set up, the EMF reader, everything. And we were there. And we saw a black shadow figure run across the cemetery from Albanylural to the cemetery where we were. And then at the same as that time, all of the wind chimes that were on the gravesites surrounding where we were,

they all went off at the same time. The flashlights went off at the same time. and we're heard whistling behind us about four rows down. So first I must say I like the name Freshie for somebody who's freshly been buried. You know, it makes it kind of fun, it feels clean. But so you go to the freshies because they're so fresh, they still may be like communicating from, or why a Freshie?

Like what are you guys getting from freshies that you don't get from Rotten's? The way we see is, These people just passed. They were just buried. For us, every individual who was buried, buried, they have a story to tell. They have a story that they cannot finish telling. They have something that they want to say.

So we figure we spent most of the time with the old ones, so why not try to freshies? And we seem to communicate more with the freshies compared to the old ones. So it's like you're meeting a stranger. You don't know all their stories. So you've hung out with the, what do you call them, the old ones? You called them Rotten. The Roddies. We'll call them the Roddies.

Yeah, you call them the Roddies. Yeah, yeah. You've hang out with the Roddies, so you know all their stories. But the freshies, you don't know. So that's why you're getting more from the freshies. Exactly, yes. And what actually happened, weekends ago, was that, long story short,

we were visiting a cemetery and we were looking again for a freshie. So as we got near to one of us, my wife suddenly felt an overpowering sense of emotional pain that wasn't hers. She felt extreme suffering is the only one, the only way that she could describe it. No words, no voices or anything came through her box. She said it was just an overpowering word motion, a darkness that she couldn't put words to. She felt extremely emotional. She felt like she wanted to fall to the ground as if she watched a whole world die.

she told me that in her mind's eye it looked like great TV static then after that for several hours afterwards she had an assistant need to cry repeatedly without knowing why um she felt like it was someone up as emotions and she can't explain it any other way it comes back even when she thinks about it so she tries to bury her memory now there was no other size of the paranormal activity at that point, but then when we went to see who it was by the name, supposedly the rumor that they were murdered. So, okay, that's probably one of the best stories. So let's, let's go macro instead of micro for a second.

And so why, what got you into doing this? Okay, honestly, we got me into doing this was I had quit drinking from 20,000. 2018 to 2022. So I needed a new hobby to do. So my son who was 19 and he was 17 at the time he got me to the paranormal. So then I said, okay, let me try it. So got my wife into it. And then the first place that I went to, I know you guys are far.

I'm in upstate New York by Albany. We went to the Shanley Hotel, which is in Napooch, New York. you tried that. That's when I started believing it. That's when I learned how to do it. Then I studied books and I started everything else. But then I took out a hobby. Then when my baby was born in 2003, I said, okay, you know, I have a couple beers and this and that, but I'll still do my paranormal.

And so I kind of, we just kind of fell into it. And so, and over that time frame, we ended up spending over $4,000 on equipment, traveling around, got her own Facebook page, purchased Cornadales who birds used for vessels, have them locked up with sage and everything, and we just got attracted to it. It's a thrill. Were you skeptical going into it? Honestly, yeah, because people have the wrong belief. Because like when I watch it on TV, I'm like, yeah, you know, that's a lot of

video heading. That's easy to do. I don't believe it until I actually experienced it myself. Sure. So then I started research on actual haunted places, on actual other investigators that went to these places. I contacted these places. We explored it on our own and then that's when I said, oh, the truth is there. As I say, the truth is in the pudding. Do you think, and again, I can't prove that you're right or you're wrong. I'm just asking you questions as someone who is generally curious about things I can't explain. Do you think a bit because you want to, you want to, you wanted to see it, that you're seeing it. You know, that's a hard question to answer.

It's pretty much, if your mind is set on thinking that you're seeing something, you're never going to believe it. But if you, as I say, go with the flow and you know what you're doing and you experience things in the past that are unexplainable that nobody else would believe to the eye unless they were actually experiencing these things with you, then it makes you a believer. I can understand the part where if somebody's doing it with you, sure. How has your life changed fundamentally since you started talking to spirits?

Or having spirits communicated, maybe not talking, maybe that's not the word. Since you started having some sort of physical communication with these spirits. I mean, my life's been pretty good. You don't like get nightmares or stuff or like they don't like come visit your house? I'm just worried about them, like, follow me home. He was unlocked up with stage. Oh, no, actually, yeah. I actually asked them to follow me home from the cemetery.

You want them to, like a police escort? Correct. I'm like, if there's any spirits here who want to say a place to go to besides where you are, I give you permission to follow me and my wife home. And, I mean, like I said, it's hard. I had a couple of them because where I live here and upstate New York, I live in small villas, coalmanians, and the south side of Albany, the house that we live in now, it was built in 1800s, and it was built on burial ground. If I were to have been abducted by aliens, and I would have a tough time sharing it with you guys because you'd all laugh at me.

If I were like, no, no, no, no, guys, it was one in the morning, and I floated out of my window, and I was up there, and these grays, they, like, poked, and they were like, we want you to know this. we're going to send you back down. I would have a tough time sharing it because all of you guys would think I was bat crazy. All of you'd be like, you're nuts. What did you take? So what I worry, what I wonder, not worry, what I wonder, Frank, when you tell people you do this and to you, this is the truth, this is your truth. Do people look at you and go, Frank, you're out of your freaking mind? Like I can't trust you to tell me anything else because you believe this.

Yeah, I mean, several of them until, you know, like I got my coworkers here. And I said, hey, listen, the truth is in my videos. Go on the Facebook page, Smith paranormal, look at all my videos. And then they'll look at them and they're like, yeah, man, I believe it. Because I call out whatever I can, possible that I can to make people believe in the supernatural to make people believe that the spirits are still there. And that the way that I see is that me, my wife and my son, we feel that we are, um, talking for the dead of free can't. You know, God bless you.

And for me, right? It's someone getting ripped out and saying they were abducted by aliens. If that were to me, I feel like this is tough for me to, I haven't seen it, I haven't heard it. I mean, I saw a guy in TikTok doing it. It's pretty cool. But then I'm like, you could probably manipulate that. But Frank, I don't know. You found something you're passionate about.

Like, I like that. I like when somebody has something they're passionate about and it doesn't hurt anybody. It brings joy to their life. Like I'm totally for that. So what can I say except continue on and hopefully you're doing a good service and we don't even understand it or appreciate it, but you're doing it anyway. Yeah, I do. And answer the question about, you know, if a cemetery runs out of room, do they just find out of land?

The cemetery where we live by, they actually move the whole entire grave sites. They move them to different parts just to make room. Yeah. That's what else. They move the dead bodies. Yeah. It must be people that are dead and their people are dead. They can have no communication with anybody who still goes to that gravesite.

It's got to be hundreds of years. If my aunt or my great-grandma and I was alive and she was in that, you ain't moving her? Yeah, because like the headstone can't move. I bought that plot. Yeah, I know. But it's like, is it they dig around and like scoot it underneath? And a lot of them mostly, I mean, I mean, they did, they'll take people who are buried in, and I saw before, buried in 1801, 1805, they'll move from one plot to where you're coming to the cemetery and I'll put them up in the back.

And then we'll ever know because they know that they have no relatives that are around. And I mean, there's pretty old. Okay, that would be the time I can see that if they're so, so old. But then are they fresh again? Right. Are they re- Yeah. I mean, that's why I call it the freshie. I go over there, I'm like, freshy and I step on a dirt to make sure.

that it's fresh and I can tell you how fresh it is. I tell you how old it is. I won't just spend it for. Well, Frank, like I said, I listen to you guys every morning. Thank you. You guys are far from me and make me laugh every day. Thank you. And it's and we, to us, this is wild and crazy, which I'm sure you experience all the time, but there are stuff that I'm sure a lot of people don't share because they think they'll be treated wild and crazy. Amy had a tail and has a tail. And she didn't want to show that with us forever because we were like, how does Amy have a tail like a stegosaurus, but she does. She does, though.

You know what? We don't judge her. Well, it's my tailbone that sticks out a little further than other people, but we all have it. You can not get a jenga tower with it if you want to do it. We all have it. Mine just. Not like yours. Yeah, no.

Yeah, no. Yeah, it's very much for truth. All right. Frank, we appreciate the story, man. Thank you so much for calling. And good luck out there. Be safe, okay? Thank you.

Bye, buddy. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. This story comes us from Merrill Wisconsin. A 27-year-old woman was mad at her man She wanted to get revenge She was angry He was being mean to her

So she went online Ordered some exploding fireworks And when she He went to go take a poop She set him underneath the toilet seat And boom! It exploded when you sit on the toilet Wow

Exploding fireworks That's pretty much every firework right Yeah but usually you have to light them These are just pressure based Like a whoopee cushioned Firework Yes and so when he sat down He suffered some minor injuries to the area

Oh my And what was her point on doing this to get him back? Yeah, she was angry. No, but to hurt him or to get him, like to love him? She talked to her friend and said, I need to get him back. I'm angry. Oh, get him back as in like, okay. Like revenge.

Not like getting him back to love her. Yeah, yeah, like revenge. Sorry, sorry. I was like, man, this is the worst I've ever heard of getting someone back. Got it. So in order for revenge, she blew up his butt. Yeah. Got it, got it, got it.

And she got charged with assault. Got it. All right, there we go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. If you're watching a movie and the movie ends and everybody claps, how do you feel about that? I mean, if it's a really good movie, it doesn't bother me. It's the end. Like people get up and they clap. Yeah, it's over. I guess there's like in the middle of the movie. I don't want clapping, but.

I've had that happen a couple times. I don't mind that. If it's like a really cool thing and everybody's like, woo. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah, I don't mind that. I mean the movie's working. It's like evoking emotion. I'm not a big theater guy anymore because people are out of control, rude. And I don't even know that it's rude anymore. It's just a culture of movie theater. You go in and you just treat it like garbage. I think a movie theater is like a rental car. Not yours, so who cares?

Just do whatever you want. So here we go. Things that are not acceptable behaviors in the movie theater. Yelling at a stranger because they're rude. Okay, if I shush somebody, is that considered unacceptable? No. Is that rude? Can you do, there's a kinder sh.

You're going harsh. Number nine, taking photos, recording video. Yeah, no. I don't really notice that, though. No, they don't bootleg anymore. that's true mostly because it streams almost immediately number eight talking at full volume during the movie people do that it is so annoying

get all you're talking out while the credits are on get all you're moving around all you're talking while the credits are on if you have to go to the bathroom during the movie once is okay twice I get it maybe got a bladder problem but like three times you're just being annoying I was at the movies recently with like our kids and a bunch of mom friends it's not a mom that I was super close to but she was talking and she was talking really loud and I almost was like wanting to sink down. I'm like, I am not with this person. I'm not with this person.

Eating or drinking loudly as one. Oh, yeah. Bringing your dog, unless it's a service animal. Who brings their dog to the movie? Mike, you go to a lot of movies. Do people just bring their dogs now? I've never seen a dog in a theater. Putting your feet up on the seat in front. Oh, I do that. Oh, yeah. If there's nobody there, yeah, put it up. But I'll put my calves on the seat. I'm 6'1, so I'm pretty long. Yeah. And theaters, they keep packing those seats in tighter and tighter to fit more people. Mike, how do you feel about that? If people put their feet? up on the seat. Yeah, that's pretty gross. Even if no one's in that seat? Oh, yeah, definitely. Because then you think

about sitting there again, you're like, oh, somebody's feet have been here. I just assumed that everywhere. I'm taking a phone call? No, you can't do that. You need to get up and leave. Leaving trash behind when you leave? Rude. That's part of it.

No. See, I knew this would be a true. That's part of the experience. It's not part of the experience. You carry everything out when you're done. When you leave, there's like 10 kids with like sweepers waiting to sweep it all up. That's their job. That doesn't mean they're looking forward to sweeping up your crap.

It would be like a ball game going out. Part of the experience is just throw everything on the ground People got to clean it up. Yeah, same thing. People are going to clean it up, but that doesn't mean you have the right to throw a bunch of trash down. No, it's stuff that spills or doesn't make it in your mouth. It's not part of the experience that you get to just, again, treat it like garbage.

I thought it was like, what's that restaurant where you throw your penis shells on the floor? Texas Roadhouse. That's what I thought it was like. 100% Eddie. It is not. It is not. And then finally, face-timing someone during a movie. See, this is why I'm going to movies anymore.

It's a Wild West out there. Because people just think they can do whatever they want inside a movie. theater. It is the dumbest thing. 80% say it's okay to leave before the movie ends if you don't like it. Yeah, of course. I've walked out a couple movies. What are you going to do, homie hostage? That's kidnapping. I don't like it. I want to leave. No, you shall not leave. Things that people are split on, saving seats in the movie theater. So I would say a lot of theaters have now. Reserved. They're assigned. Yeah, not all, but they're starting to do that,

which makes it a little easier. I think you can save a seat. I think you can possibly save two, but When people are trying to save a whole row, I want to punch in the face. I'm not going to because I'm going to get beat up if I do. But I want to punch you in the face for saving a whole row. Texting is, no, no, don't text. It's like a fireball in the room. It's like a big light whenever you pull your phone up. And then making out with someone.

They say people are torn on that if you can just make out in the theater. Let's not the back corner. It's the very back corner and no one's watching you. Do whatever you want. That's what the movie theater's for. No, it's not. You guys are an old man. When's the last time you did that?

They never did it. Okay. Have a great Thanksgiving. We'll see you tomorrow. Well, we won't, will we? We'll eat dinner. Thanksgiving. We'll eat Thanksgiving.

Yeah, we sure will. And we'll be full and we hope you are too. All right, bye, everybody. The Bobby Bone Show. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scooby Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production.

I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey,

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