The Bobby Bones Show - Weds Pre-Post Show (10-30-24)

Episode Date: October 30, 2024

Bobby starts talking about him and his wife watching The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo last night and what Bobby got wrong about the movie that he was dead set on. Bobby shares about standing appointment he has every week with his wife. Bobby shares details about his calendar and who has access to it. Bobby talks about how he is going to handle the show on Election Day. We share our new exclusive Bobby Bones Show Sweatshirt for our St. Jude Partners in Hope. Bobby proposes the Wheel of Lunch. Then Bobby tries out a Magic Trick on Eddie.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yes. Thank you. Thank you. I was one of those class. You started it. It's a super popcorn morning. For those that wonder, we do the pre-show before the show even starts. For me, I can tell you, I use it as a bit of just getting loose. Like on football field, these players am being doing high knee, low knee, calisthenics.

That's what this is for me. Yeah. And some of the stuff may bomb. I mean, some of the stuff may bomb during the show and after the show, too. But here we are before the show. What do you want first? you want something a little personal from last night? Yeah.

Oh, okay, I didn't give it the other one. The gentleman's going to be with like $10,000, but okay. Okay. Amy. Yeah, Amy, jump the gun. Way to go. He's joking. You think.

My wife and I started watching a girl with a dragon tattoo. And I've seen it before. It came out like 10 years ago. Rooney Mara is in it, I believe. And who's the guy that goes, I got skills. I'll kill you. Liam Lee. Yeah.

So I was like, Rooney Mara, Liam Mason. This is going to be a lot. awesome and she keeps going you're not right and she won't tell me why because she knows i'll just follow along my wrong trail until i figure it out or never figure it out and she'll just hold it against me in a very funny way and it keeps and i'm like we were just talking about Liam neason he's like is he a superhero is he a action star meaning he's on action movies but do you think of him only as those and she's like you're you're wrong and i'm like what watch you show okay you're watching and i'm like he looks young but that's a really good Liam neathes

Okay. It wasn't Liam Neeson. It was actually Daniel Craig. Tell me they're almost not the same person though. No, they're not. You shave off a little beer. They got the little British thing going. They're white. They're about the same size. They do action stuff. Liam Mason's British? Yeah. He's something. He's not American. He's not from Arkansas. Which one was Jerry? Bond. Daniel Craig. Irish and British? Same thing.

Daniel Craig was James. Yes, but they looked the same to me. Liam Neeson was not James Bond. And what would happen was Liam Neeson. He wasn't. No, Daniel Craig was. Yes. But what I'm saying is every time that Daniel Craig would be in the movie last night and he'd be on the phone.

I'd be like, I have skills. And she goes, you're not right. That's funny. It took me a long time to figure out that I wasn't right. But they do look very. Mike, they're similar-ish. I've never thought about it. But if you put him side to side, it kind of looks.

similar. I mean, I'm not saying they're twins, but you can see where I would get confused. Okay. So we watched the first half of it. I, I remembered about a third of the way through. I had seen it before. It's really good. It's a book. It's a three book series. I never read the books. They're a Swedish guy wrote them. But the first one was so good, but I started to remember stuff. And I made a deal inside my own heart that I was not going to spoil even the little stuff to my wife because I told her before. I said, I think I've seen this. And she goes, this from 10 years ago. You don't remember yesterday.

And I was like, good point. And so we start watching from 2011. And so I don't remember a lot. And then stuff starts creeping in. And I said to her, I'm not going to ruin anything. But I go, I think she's going to stab him. Stab. I couldn't hold that, guys.

I'm not a good person. You tried. And I didn't spoil. I don't even remember how it ends. But it was almost a three-hour movie, I don't know, two hours, 30 minutes. something. So we had decided early on we're just going to watch half and watch the other half possibly tonight. Seven. We're both tired. And so there's one part where it gets real dark in it. The movie's dark, but real dark. And we're like, we'll just check out here. And so we'll

finish tonight. But I remember it being really good. It gets 86% of rotten tomatoes. And Rooney Mara, she has a fit. Her hair's really black and pulled back. She has tattoos and like piercings all in her face she's the girl with a dragon tattoo she's an investigator but she struggles because her at 10 she was living on the streets oh when she was 10 got yeah and then the other guy Liam neason daniel craig yeah you tell me when you look he is a an investigative reporter so he's kind of an investigator and then some stuff happens so i don't have it's not even a soft review it's not even a review what made you guys go back going to watch that movie. Because she said she wanted to watch something spooky. I want to watch

nothing at all spooky. And so this show isn't so spooky, but it is kind of a thriller, so we have to settle on a bit of a thriller. I don't like spooky because I don't want to go to sleep being spookied. What about like Beetlejuice or something? Yeah, that's too funny. Okay. That's a little spooky. Yeah, but that's like, Beetle juice, that's kids. Carly. That stuff's fine. It's like the murdering. There's not a murdering of Beetle juice. Is there? I don't know. There's like...

Dead people. Come, Mr. Talleyman. Tally me banana. Daylight come and me one go home. So you all were seeking more of like the suspense thriller vibe. I was seeking nothing. My wife and I have a standing Tuesday night. Have I mentioned this on the show?

I think so. Oh. I travel. Or not. So they don't sound familiar. I haven't in a while. I've got a new show. shift, no outlook on macro goals for the next year. And so there's not near as much travel.

There's still some. But we had decided early because I really wanted to not be gone all the time. And anything I put on my calendar stays in my calendar. So I was like, hey, I can just put this in my calendar. I don't think that was met initially as warmly as it was offered. Because I think, and I get it. My wife was like, you got to put me in your calendar. And I was like, not really what I'm saying. And I understand why you would think that, because you would think then you're just equal to other things in the calendar.

I would say if my calendar is empty and something pops up that I think probably I should do, it just goes in that spot and then it owns it. I said, I'll just knock every piece of calendar from Tuesday night, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. out. Nothing can jump into that. And it has nothing to do with you're as equal to these other meetings I'm in. But what it does is keeps all that bull crap out of those spots. It's like, who has my calendar?

Mike? Like so somebody else can't like fill you in. I'm thinking who has my calendar who can fill in. Mike has my calendar. Morgan number one has my calendar because she is a manager and manages a podcast network. Does Reed have your calendar? No, Reed cannot put anything in the calendar. He's restricted.

Reed can see some calendar stuff. He does not have the ability to modify my calendar. I'm putting in pickleball. Read. Tom, my manager that partners with Morgan, my business manager who handles my money. She can edit it? Oh, yeah. She can put things in your calendar?

Oh, yeah. Oh, like, we need a meeting. Like, you haven't signed to this. Oh. Like, you haven't done this. This is the date. She has absolute authority and autonomy to do whatever. She rules. Also, I'm very close to her.

Yeah. No, I just didn't know how many people. This is like, this list is long. It has a lot of people. It's people that have different, different, so Christy, my PR person, doesn't edit it, but she has access to it. So if anyone's calling going, can I get an interview with Bobby? It's often no anyway. I don't like doing interviews. I don't, especially if it's been written because I don't like the tone. I don't like to write me in tone. she can see and block out, but she doesn't have edit. I think that's it. What's your wife? We have our own Bobby Caitlin calendar.

Gotcha. In the business calendar, we don't put stuff that's like super private. Got it, like dinner tonight. Do you put stuff like that in your calendar? No. Okay. Well, he has to if he's trying to block it off with Caitlin so that nobody else fills it in there. But that's not a dinner.

That's like a five-hour block. Right. Yeah, but no, no. But you wouldn't be like the details. I would detail the Caitlin one, but then I would. put a block in the other one that just goes personal if it's like a Monday afternoon that something's come up where let's say Caitlin's got to take sometimes I have to go to the doctor if I have to go the butthole doctor because I tore my butt hole and it's bleeding again for some reason um it's personal so I well once I put on the wrong one it's said butthole doctor oh and then everybody saw it but also it's

like I say it on the show it's fine but still it's weird to have pop up on your phone butthole doctor yeah yeah my point is we block off every Tuesday night and I'm glad she will do that for me because she has sacrificed anything that she has going on on Tuesdays. And sometimes it doesn't always happen. We make it up on Wednesday then. But that was our Tuesday night as we watched that. She cooked dinner last night. She made some chicken.

I don't ever know what she makes, really. I can't define it. There's some kind of noodle that's not a regular noodle because she's so healthy. And really healthy noodles don't look like biscetti. Okay. Is it like not pasta? It's like a lentil noodle or something? I don't know.

I think it's some kind of pasta. Okay. I could ask her. Let me ask her. I want to know. Yeah, it might be like a bonzo. Yeah, I have a lot of bonzo. We have a lot of bonzo.

That's the color box. Question. Yeah, like the orangeish, reddish. We were talking about the noodles. Those are garbonzo beans, guys. What's the noodles that you cooked last night for dinner? Like a chickpea. And I don't know if it's a brand or a kind or why they're healthy.

Thank you. That's what he has. Well, I love Noki. I love it. I didn't know what Nochi was. I love it. I thought it was Janachi. Like lunchbox is Ginochi?

So did I. I like Noki. I like Noki with meat. Like mixed in with it? Yeah. Yeah. Because otherwise it's just like pasta. Oh, that's so good buttering.

Potato balls. You know, because I went to Italy. I've been twice now. Flex. And pasta is not the main meal. What's? Oh, pizza. Pizza.

No, not just pizza. They bring you pasta as like the middle and you don't put meat on it. It's just like. That sounds weird. Yeah. They don't put like sauce? A lot of times, no. There's a sauce, but maybe not with meat.

Is that what you're saying? No, no, no. When they bring the pasta. We're all confused. We went to people's houses. Me too. The pasta is like the first, and it's just noodles. Like, they celebrate their noodles so much.

Cheese? I don't know. What's the entree? Oil? Ravioli. Yeah, oh, lasagna. Lausia. That's the popular one.

The entree that we had. Garlic nuts. I don't quite remember because it got so full on that pasta. But it's good. You don't expect it to be good because it's so general and generic. But yeah, no, it's real good. She's going to mess me back in a minute. Billionaires reportedly working on blocking out the sun. This seems good. We need the sun. Why would we block out the sun? This is ridiculous. Gosh, billionaires are...

Well, probably because what we're doing is killing our ozone and the sun is burning through it. So I think what they're trying to do is rebuild an ozone to block out some of the sun. So before you guys get all angry and go, oh, this is stupid. What the sun's already done is destroyed part of what we had naturally. We destroyed that. Yeah, I don't think the sun did it. I think we did it. We destroyed the ozone.

But, okay, but you have to build something again to block the sun with what it. You're not walking up there with a cardboard box blocking it that way. They're trying to redevelop kind of part of an ozone-ish-type thing to make sure it doesn't burn through. Oh, I thought they were building a big shade structure like they do on playgrounds. Oh, yeah, those are cool, the mesh. Yeah. They could. That burned real quick.

That close to the sun? That theory, is that yours or is that in the story? It's a billionaire trying to figure how to do it. Okay. They're just billionaires that care about that or just because they have? I'm sure they can make money. They've got money. They're just like, let's try something new with this money. You got to understand about billionaires. Here's the thing. One, they got a lot of money. Two, they get very bored.

But three, they still want a lot of money, even they have a lot of money. For example, Elon Musk with the Starlink, and they're like, he's sending Starlink. I think Starlink is a great invention. But people were heralding him as the greatest when he sent it up over the hurricane. He's still charged. And that's okay. You can charge for any service you're putting up. But they're like, he's the greatest. He just put a Starlink up for everybody. From what I read and what I know could know. nothing is that yeah he did it to make sure we had internet that was great

but I mean he didn't go here this is free so he charges the government or that's what it would be yes what is Starlink sends it up everybody gets internet they don't have Wi-Fi and that's part of his space thing I don't know what you mean by space thing like his rockets they go that put satellites up there

I think they are cousins but I think you can just send this up and then it gives internet I think it's a great invention but we already have internet They didn't, though. But they didn't because it was all out. And a lot of that's from the ground.

Got it. So that's why it looked like potentially, which I don't know either, but like it looks like, oh, look at this kind gesture. But it's like, oh, yeah, no, I'm sending a bill. Yeah, it costs money. To the government, though. It's different. Not really. It is.

You know who pays the government for that money? We do, but we're paying anyway. No, but they could use it in other places. I'm glad they used it here. But when you just go, well, I just paying to the government. Who cares? They could be blowing on a lot of stuff that doesn't matter. And then we have less of.

I guess it feels better when they're like, I charge the government instead of like I charge the people in Florida. You know, or the people in North Carolina, whatever. It is shipped from Italy. So this is why it's weird then. Once we went there, she met a lady. It is shipped from Italy exactly like what we made in our cooking class. It doesn't say what type it is, though. Maybe it's just regular pasta.

It's, look at me my eyes. What did I say earlier? It's not. It's not regular pasta. It's probably because it's like so homemade. Keep me in the eyes. So you're saying it's not spaghetti? Keep me in the eyes.

Eyes, eyes, eyes. It's like thick and it kind of ripples around. Oh, regatoni. That can still be pasta, though, man. Okay, Eddie wants a name of the... He's going to be like, tell Eddie to shut up. Oh, is it the one that looks like a spring? What is that?

Oh, the spiral? The spiral. Everybody. I need to ask a question to you. Eddie was it of the, what's the shape? The shape. How would I say that? Eddie wants the name of...

Yeah, what kind of noodle is it? What kind of pasta is it? But I say of the noodle? Okay, it's not rigatoni because that's like a tube. Oh, I don't know. It looks like pen. Oh, canoli. No, that is not a, no, I had a great canoli from Luogo, though.

Caitlin's parents came to town. Luogo is my favorite place in Nashville. It's Italian food. And they threw two canoles in there. I would eat canoles in the morning at lunch and at dinner. They're good? What's a canoli? It's a dessert.

It's in like a little shell. Selentani. And then they put heaven in it. Oh, love heaven. Baby you're all that I want Fuselini Are you cursing? No, I'm looking at a list

He was a leader I'm looking at a graphic of all the different types of pasta She's bubbling me right now But we have to go on the show in like three minutes Radiatory Oh, never heard of that I'm looking even at All the, thanks Mike

Can you blow those up for me of Mike? Types of pasta It's not bow tie Right It's not Fosili or Jameli Who knew they were These are all just based on shapes

All the same thing. That's it. It's all pasta. Yeah. This is cool. Jumbo shells, rigatoni, shells, no.

Sheels. Piny. Penny. Peeny. Make you feel good? Because I do that to you sometimes. No, no.

I do that to Amy sometimes and I'm trying to be better at it. I didn't, I said it kindly. I said it kindly. I laughed after you said it. After he said something I giggled. I want you to feel good from that

because I'm trying not to do that anymore. I deserve anything that I get from that. It's okay. I never know how to say anything. Peanies funny though Dightalini Oh that's what it is Ditalini

Oh I thought you were Radiatory Linguini It's not Linguini I've heard of that one Campanelli Fettuccini Angel hair

And Cappanello I don't know that's any of that Well angel hair I've heard of that I'm just like a skinny I get it before we go And do the show Not that

Literally nobody cares But I would get it You should have some We should cook it And you come to the house I would love that. It is awesome. Yes, let's do it.

And then she puts micro greens on top of it. Do you do micro greens? Yes. And so actually the only way I can get greens. What does that mean? Little greens? I'm not a big micro greens guy. This is what I tell my wife.

It says it comes to like a salad and it's like little greens. How would you explain it? Little teeny tiny. It almost just looks like little weeds you may see in the grass, like little clover things. But they're packed full of nutrients in a very small amount. And so with my kids, I'm trying to get them more green. and they just do not really like it. But if they eat like a tablespoonful of microgreens,

it's like, okay, progress. You don't put it on your food? Well, so that's what I try to do. I'm like, mix it in, you won't even tell. And my kids are like, no, we'd rather just like stuff it in our face real quick and then eat the food. My wife will put it on top of like the chicken or whatever, and I now just tell the truth.

Oh, you're using microgreens? I'm eating micro-micro-grines. You can't even see them. So I'm just going to have these. So I have mine. Where should get those? Italy. Micro-I-I-Iro-Package.

Come in a micro-micro-micro package. And I probably would like them if I just didn't already know she was putting them on, treating me like a child. Yes, yes. Which I am. Okay, that's the pre-show. Thank you. We will see you in a few minutes, but for us it's a few hours.

All right, goodbye, everybody. What's up? I'm Miles Turner. And I'm Brianna Stewart. And our podcast, Game Recognized Game has never been done before. Two active players giving you a real look at our lives and what we actually think on and off the board. Nothing's awful. We talk trade requests.

What's the vibe of that when it's like your star player is like, well, I want to leave. And then actually now I'm going to stick. We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer, but I think it's like definitely happening in the WBA. And yeah, we talk about our mistakes too. They pulled me to the side and was like, hey, man, we got a call last night, man. You can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games, no, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories.

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Here's your host, Bobby Bones. Hello, hello, hello. I was like a story. and it says Robin Hood lets traders wager on election outcome. Now, there's only been one of the site that we're like you do with overseas. It's that polymarket.

I don't trust that. It's overseas. It really has nothing to do with how Americans feel. And I don't oversee, I don't oversee, I use Drive Kings for betting. Now, I have Robin Hood, and I'm just trying to see if I can find out how you would do that because it's not a betting app.

No, it's not. It's an investment app. If you want to make a wager on the presidential election outcome, Robin Hood is all about it. Beginning yesterday, the trading platform is offering the contracts

to a limited number of customers who must be U.S. citizens. It's called event derivatives. Trading is very high risk. Sheriff Robin Hood rose 3.1, CBS News. So what would I look up? Event derivatives? It's called event derivatives.

I bet you I could put in an envelope and seal it and I could give you the winner and the exact electoral college count. Really? I think I could go exact at this point. Wow. Why? Why do you think that?

I just do. And I would seal it. The problem with doing this bit is it doesn't matter. And here's how we're going to handle the show on Election Day. It's almost like the election didn't matter. It didn't happen. Everybody knows it did. And you ain't coming to us for like breaking news.

You're coming for us for like quirky news or how we feel about news. I've done hopefully the best job possible at giving you guys a place to go. Well, we're not talking about election or politics. And it's going to be, what, nine, ten days out? No. Less, closer. Yeah, we're getting pretty. Yeah, six.

Wait, Tuesday. Three, three, four, five, sis. Cease? Eddie, cease. Sees. Seas. Seas. No, cease.

Cease. Cease. But I would bet you I could seal it and nail it. Do it just for fun. I might. Let me see how I can do this. So you weren't thinking sending lunchbox to the polls and getting updates? Yeah, like mine.

Oh, traffic talk. Who are you voting for? poll talk. Can you imagine? Why are you voting for that person? I mean, I don't see. It's not bad. No, no, it's bad.

No, it's just getting me of opinions of the American people. Okay, Mike, does it show you how to do it? I'm not even going to do it here, but I just thought it was weird that you could do it. And I wanted to see if the odds were any different on actual Americans, how Americans could vote. Because they keep use in the polymarket, but that's not American at all. That's like an offshore side. Which is the one way. So are you talking like Tuesday?

We don't really talk about it. but for sure, like Wednesday, or like, are we even going to address who wins? Everybody will know. We're not going to win. Just imagine. No, the next day. Listen, what I'm saying? Listen what I'm saying?

What's the benefit of us other than going? Hey, this person won the election. And then what do we? Hold on. Then what do we talk about? No, there's no. I'm asking the question. Then where does the conversation go?

So how does that make you feel? No, no. That would be bad. Are you asking me how it makes you feel tonight? have a conversation? No, I was just saying that. There's no, there's, it is, it is a road that does not have a way out. So don't get on that road. But could you throw it in your pile, your news story? And literally all I would say is this person won, this person, but anybody who wants to know that already knows that because they're already, that's the biggest news story ever. So we're not

running or hiding from it. There's just an understanding that everybody already knows it. And anything we say in any way, I've worked so hard to make sure this show feels safe to everyone, inclusive to everyone. And if we come on, and regardless of what it is, who it is, how it is, what it is, it is not going to feel that way. So for us, and trust me, I love politics. It is sports, politics, my dogs. Like, let's go. I'm into it. But I think I have done more work on making sure that is not a dominant part of our show because I want everybody to at least have a chance to join. And you don't like us because we're not funny. That's one thing.

But it being so divisive in fake life because in real life and you see somebody that's not the same as you and they're like, hey, can help you? Yeah, of course. Yeah, but yeah, fine. Go, it's grocery together. It's not, it's, it's not what it is in fake life. We're in fake life. So it'll be mentioned.

It'll be almost nothing. I'm cool with that. And I've kind of had to make that decision going, how am I going to handle this? Because I've worked hard to make it nothing. Unless it was something super trivial that we could talk about as a part of it. But I don't want anybody to feel like they don't belong or that anyone is against them or for them. Now, for example, if you're like a Texas Longhorn fan, I'm against you. We all know that.

Because I'm an Arkansas Razorbike fan. But I still like you. But with politics, people act like they don't like people because of it. different than them. So, so, it will not be that. It will be very little. Unless there's something specific to talk about that isn't partisan. I can't find, I can't find out of do this.

Do you all get nervous for people that put big signs in their yard? I wonder why they do it. Oh, just because they want to, yeah, I don't know. Somebody's going to influence anything, but. No, somebody's you put up, like I said, an Auburn flag. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're proud of it. But I don't know, I get on either side, this isn't even a, This is both ways.

Like, I just get nervous for them that, like, somebody driving by is on whatever. It feels the opposite and they're going to retaliate against you in some way. You're obsessed with retaliation. I am. It's a weird fear that I have, but I drive by and I feel it for people. I'm like, I can't. That wouldn't be retaliation. Well, whatever you want to call it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're retaliating against you because, like, you don't. But you didn't do anything. They didn't do anything to you. So you doing something back to them wouldn't be your retaliation. It would just be you doing talliation. I feel. Oh, not Reed. Good point.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So do you all ever fear retaliation? No, I feel like if you did want people where I steal the sign because that'd be about it. I know, just people who are acting crazy. I just feel nervous for anybody. And it's going to be crazier on social media. That's where it's all crazy. It's only not that crazy in real life.

Is there anything you would put a sign for in front of your yard? Like anything? Like, would you put a hog in front of you? Because you don't. Like, I wouldn't put a cowboy's flag in front of my house. And maybe like an American flag, but I'd be afraid I wouldn't be able to take it down in time. I forget about it. Oh, yeah.

It's when it started. Yeah, like the other day, like two days ago, I let's fire on in the house for a day and a half. I forgot about it. What fire? Like in the fireplace? Yeah. So imagine how long I leave the flag out there.

I don't want to do that. I forgot it. Yeah, I know. I forgot it. I forgot it turned on. So that was in the house, dude. Hey, you got a lot going on, man.

It's a busy time of year right now. I can't find how to vote on Robin Hood or how to trade it. Does it say what to look for to trade it, Mike? Like, what to search for? Get $1 for every contract you own if your candidate is certified. Trading hours. 8-A-A. That's interesting. I just wanted to see if it was a legit thing. Is Ray betting on it again? I don't even know Ray ever bet it on the first time after all this. I think Ray ran us for a good two years on a bit that we believed. It was a good bit though.

I give them that. I believed it. Ray, anything else say to that? Yeah. These sites don't really let you bet it. I'm not betting it, and yes, I did bet it, what was it, eight years ago? I'm, it just, for the amount of money it was, it wasn't that much money to them. To not pay you out. Yeah. Yeah, I've had buddies, though. I mean, if you're a serious gambler when you're dealing with $50,000, that's when you start having problems. You're not trying to cash out $100. Yeah, the problem is where I would just slightly push back on that. I also have a lot of friends that were doing the same thing, but they want those people, they want their, to get their money,

The same reason a casino gives a person that makes a lot of money because they know you're going to keep betting and they're going to end up winning a whole lot more back. So the people that win a whole lot of money, usually those are the ones they take care of the most because they know they have the money to bet. They're eventually going to get it back. So that's why I'm starting to believe Ray never bet it. Lunchbox, what are your thoughts on Ray when he said he bet the bet eight years ago, whatever? I mean, I saw the slip. The slip easily is. So, I mean, I believe him.

Oh, no. You held the slip? No, he did it offshore, dude. can't get a slip. You don't think it's Photoshopped? So there's no Photoshop. Like Mike Seines can't Photoshop anything ever. I don't think so. Okay. I mean, he was, I mean, do you know how much Ray used to gamble? Yeah, but I'm just saying it wasn't so much that a site wouldn't pay him back. If it was like $2 million, I'd go like, maybe they shut their thing down. I mean, it was a pretty good. It's $50,000. Yeah, that's a lot of money. It's a lot of money, but not for them. They're

people betting that 10,000 times a day. I mean, I don't know. I figure maybe they, maybe not Americans because they figure, oh, we're safe. If they bet that much, we win and they win, we just know how to give it to them because there's no legal recourse for when you're betting offshore. But I would imagine that Americans on all the American sports that they're offering up, which was the biggest, the way they made the most of the money, you cut off Americans, you cut off all your money because most of their money was either soccer or all of football, basketball, baseball.

Yeah. I don't know. I feel bad for him. Yeah, we need to have somebody to look at this. We need to send this to like an authenticator and see if Ray Photoshopped it. I don't even know what that means.

To see if it was fake or not. No, I know, but I'm saying, how do you do that? People can see that. They know, like, they look at the image and they'll be like, oh yeah, this is Photoshopped. Got it. Okay, whatever. Oh, what do you got over there?

Oh, this is the St. Jude Pimp and Joy sweatshirt for a partner and Hope. Oh, you needed me to get it out? I see it. Yeah, camera. Yep. The Bobby Bone Show, Pimp and Joy. Cool. Oh, wow, we put our show name on it.

That's probably smart. People will find us. Well, and last year, the sweatshirts people really liked for when they became a partner in Hope. Yeah. So this is, because we were doing T-shirts. And then, I guess the last year or two sweatshirts, so this is. And it's black and white, really cute. Black, it's the color of winter.

Simple. I like it. Yeah. So if you're a partner in Hope, which we do in December, you become Partner Hope. It's like $12, $13 a month. $19. $19.5 a month, inflation. Everywhere.

Yeah, sorry. And then you also get the shirt. So you help kids and you help them develop new cures for cancer and you get the Pippinjo shirt. That's shown right there. That's really good. It's cute. Soft.

We have a box. Is that all the people we expect to be a partner in hope? No, that is for everyone on the show because we need to take our show picture. Because that ain't a lot of partners. No, it's going to be way more than that. But we'll take a show picture for St. Jude. Ray, would you, if you were me, Ray, would you think maybe Ray's lying? I mean, it's crazy. It's been this many years and it's still on your mind.

Rent-free. Not rent-free. It actually got brought up in a new story that reminded me of it. So, no, it's not living there. And it's $50,000. And it came back to visit. Like, every once in a lot like a cup. doesn't comes back to visit.

So the whole thing was you can bet on the election, which reminds me of a three-year bit we did on this show betting on the election. It's just, to me, it blows me away that people doubted it, the fact that I had as much forethought as I did, I made the bet. We did radio bits about it. I had all this insight and reason to bet it,

but then I just didn't bet it? That would make any sense. It was only $1,000. Yeah, but it was $1,000 way, way early before Trump was even considered one of the top candidates on the Republican side. Well, and the reason I said only a thousand is because I was, that was, I mean, that was essentially what I bet per bet. I'd put that on a football game.

What do you call that? You're what? That's called an issue. I don't use it. Whatever that term is. What is it? Yeah, whatever your normal wager. Oh.

No kidding. Oh, no, no, no, no. Your unit. That's so stupid. That's why I never use it. So he's like, what is your unit betting exactly? Shut up. What do you say how much money you put on it?

Oh, raise mad again. No, I think the point of unit is, it's like golf with a handicap. Yeah. So if we're talking about how much we're betting and I, I would bet more than you. It'd be like, how many units you're putting on there? You'd be like four. But I'm also putting on four.

So we feel the same way about it. Yeah. Without it having to be the same money because the money's not the same. I get it. So what does unit mean? The amount that you put on something. Your general singular bet. Okay.

Like a bones unit is probably 10K. Whereas. No. What? 10K? No. Like my unit is $1. Yes.

I bet $1 bet. So like if you say I'm doing $4, you're $4. but Bobby is $10 and he's doing 40. Yeah, we don't really talk in units unless it is. We're comparing. Well, we are because Ray just went on this tie. His unit was $1,000. He was like, my unit's small.

I want to yell. The reason we'll do units is so people, if we talk on whistles about money, that's all relative. It's mostly like how many units so we can kind of compare. Like when you play golf, you give strokes and it evens it out. My unit is $100. So that's a single. But if I'm doing like 12 units, what's that?

$1,200. If he's doing $12. $12. Yeah. And we're both like, oh my God, this is a big bet for us. If we go, we're doing 12 units. So Ray is saying at that time his unit was $1,000. Every bet.

He was spent $1,000. That's crazy, Ray. Yeah. And I mean, I've bet, I told lunch my biggest bet ever was 13 times that. I bet $13,000 on something before. So, I mean, I don't know why I would lie about a one unit when at times I was betting 13 times my unit size. No, I don't think it's that we thought you were lying about the one unit or the unit, and we can stop saying unit. I think it was, you said early as the bit you bet this money on Trump, which was a lot, when again, he wasn't even the favor on the Republican side.

And it just kind of got away from you. And before you knew it, it was a huge segment. Then you won the presidency. And you're like, oh, my God, I can't produce this money. I just need to make it a bit. Yeah, I get that. Yeah, yeah. I think you're probably still telling the truth.

But after all these years, if you whispered to me, I has a bit. I'd just shake your hand. That's a sad bit. I would just shake your hand. No, it was a good bit. It's a good bit. For a long, long, long time. I believe him.

Oh, I don't. It's just 50,000 to those people is not enough. It's not enough of a reason to not pay somebody back. Because they have so many $100,000 million in the United States. Not anymore. because it's a bad deal offshore now. Go drive kinks. Yeah, of course.

Why would you mess with those? But yeah, anyway, moving on. That's all. I couldn't find out how to do a Robin Hood, so I guess I'm going to go to race people. But are you going to put something in an envelope here? Yeah, I'll never do that tomorrow. The problem is I have to do it.

Here's the thing. I open it. And whatever's on there, right, for whomever, they're still like, oh, you predicted this. You must have wanted it. Or you. It's just a whole thing. whole, it just is the whole thing.

Okay, don't, don't do it and then maybe do it off air. You know what I'm saying? Don't do it? We're not going to do it. But off air, maybe we do it. But what fun is that? Just do it to you guys. I want to know how right you are. I think I've got it. That's crazy. If you nail it, that is crazy.

Do other people feel that way? Like, is anybody else in the world saying, I think I've got it. There are a lot of people who think they have a decent idea, but the margin of error in all the states is two points. and the differences are anywhere from point three to one point two. The swing states are all that matter. It's weird. It's a weird election when it's only the swing,

like seven states that really matter. But, yeah. But we all should still exercise our right to vote. I agree. Because there are other things to vote for as well. But I do think that I could, within plus or minus two, hit it exactly right.

I would bet money. Two votes. No, two. Like, dude, that's impressive. Two college, electoral college. Yes. I don't know what that means. I was thinking about this.

What if we have a wheel in here? And every two weeks. You know, because some of the drama here on the show. It was a drama. It was dumb. And it was selective dumb drama. What if it was like, Bobby went to lunch, scoob, Steve, lunch.

Scoop Steve. That was dumb. It was not It was dumb You should have taken us to lunch I am not taking Hey Hey by the way

Sorry you offered Eddie to go I can't go right now I got video stuff I have to do Oh You got invited Yeah You got invited Hey

Hey Why just selling me out like that Dang Why just say it Why do you Why do you know I just say it Why you got to bring facts

Dude Oh yeah Yeah Yeah man Great point Making a note of that That was a truth bomb

I forgot about So what about a wheel So I have a wheel and on the wheel is everybody's name, and I spend it maybe once a month. Whoever lands on, not take a lunch. Man, did we get to pick the restaurant? Oh, no.

It's whole foods. It's always downstairs. Don't be ridiculous. I mean, we're downtown, a lot of nice little restaurants in the area. It's downstairs. You don't have to go. I mean, there's nice restaurants downstairs too. It's not about the nice restaurant.

Oh, it is. Downstairs and a one block to the right. No, no, whoa, whoa, whoa. Just a month one, you're off the wheel. Ooh, what if it's set you take as grocery shopping? Oh, Amy's off the wheel. No, I just starting out ideas. This is fun.

You're off the wheel too. No, I thought it'd be fun to like walk around. Amy, I thought it'd be fun to make my joke, but I got to take it off the wheel too. Why am I off the wheel? Why am I off the wheel? Because you don't appreciate what the wheel really is? Yes, I do. Yes, you can go.

How fun would it be to walk around and grocery shop? I love Whole Foods. Eddie, I ask you you can just get cash for the value of your meal. Nope. Bones, whatever you want to do, man. I'm down. As long as you invite me. And I don't have video stuff to do.

You always have videos. Always, especially this week. It's brutal. Okay, so I took them off. Also, there's no point in doing this wheel. Yeah, because you're off of it. No, I'm just saying. Build the wheel. What are you doing it for?

Well, build the wheel. And everybody that's not named lunchbox or Amy should be on the wheel for a month's one. Because you had a better idea than what I was offering up. No, it's not a better idea. It was a suggestion of like, would it be fun to go grocery shopping. In my heart, I said, I would like take somebody to lunch once a month. And then you're like, oh, you can do this even better. No, I didn't say it's better.

And it hurt my feelings. Stop. And you know what? Lunchbox aren't my feelings too, although that's expected. Hey, all I did was say there's nice restaurants downstairs. Like, you just take the same elevator and walk five steps old foods or five steps that nice restaurant. Somebody give me an envelope. Like shop and talk and record it.

Somebody give me an envelope. Please. And a piece of paper. Grab it. What's going on with you? Hmm? I was just running through how it would play out in my head. Like, we would like record as we walk around.

and shop. Talk about life. Not this month. Maybe another month. You can get back on a month too. And it's not like a super prize, but if you think what I'm doing, just to do it is not good enough,

then fair enough. That's not what I said. What's how my feelings took it? Okay, well, I'm sorry if you took it that way. This is like, this is where I... Hey, you're the one that taught me about apologies. No, no, no, no, no. You taught me about apologies, so you do it, do it, do it like you taught me.

Do it like you taught me. Okay. I'm sorry that I said it that way in a way that you could interpret. See, she's all doing the bullcrab. Amy has taught me when you apologize, you just apologize, you don't go, I'm sorry if it hurt your feelings.

I'm sorry if that. It made you feel that way. Go ahead, right. You don't say that. Don't say it to your... I like it. I like it all the time. Don't say it.

I like it to your kids. I like it to your coworkers. Okay, now you're off of over two months. Don't say it to your spouse. Yes. You could say like what he said. Bobby, you could say Amy, I remember for two months.

Maybe you say, Amy, what I heard you say was, and I'm like, okay, here, let me say it a different way. Because I didn't mean to diminish what you were trying to do at all. Okay. I've been watching, and maybe you guys have seen this guy on TikTok. His name is like the Great Oz or something. The magician? The mentalist who goes in all the football, all the locker rooms with like the bills. Lunchbox, you have had to have seen him.

Oh, man. He's like with Aaron. He throws the football to the people. and he predict what they're going to say. Oh, I mean, let me tell you how much time I spend on TikTok. But it's on Instagram, it's ever. Okay, Eddie. Yep.

So I've been reading a book about how to do this. Take this piece of paper. Okay. And envelope. Okay. Look, and show them there's nothing on it. There's nothing on this, guys. His name's Oz Perlman.

He's a mentalist. It's wild. You see this? Might you see this stuff? Yeah, he's on hard knocks. Oh, you're not like, what the... Oh, it's wild. Oh, I do remember my hard knocks.

With the Jets? Yes. Yes. Okay. All right, there's nothing on their bones. So I'm going to turn this way so I can't see anything. Okay. What would you like for me to do?

First thing I would like you to do, Eddie, is I would like for you to draw the picture of something. There's going to be three things. Draw the picture of something you put on your head. Do I use the whole sheet of paper? No, because you're going to need like three parts of it. Can everybody in the studio vouch you? I'm not looking at Eddie? You're not.

And there's no screen over here. No. No, there's nothing. So just right on your head. Right on my head? Or write, draw, whatever, something you would put on your head. Ah. Let me think about it.

Anything. Okay. Okay. I don't want to see it. If I turn it back or I'm up, there's on my back. Okay, good? Yeah, good. Do I fold it, put in the envelope?

Nope. You got two more. Oh. Draw a face with an emotion on it. Like draw a face. It can be a, the simple face. It can be a frowny face. It could be.

Oh, like an emoji. Yeah. I don't want to lead you anywhere. No, I got you. It's coming from my dome. Okay. It's kind of cool. Draw an activity that a child would do.

You can draw multiple children if you need to. Draw an activity a child would do. Okay. Amy, would you like to come and look at my screens or anything on my screens? Do you want me to? I believe you, but... No, you can just to, like, check everything. And I don't know what he's writing.

The only thing I have over here are my blackout sheet. I have Oz Perlman, the mentalist. There's nothing. You can check my pockets. That screen does the clock up on the wall. I've not seen anything yet he's done. Okay, I got it. What do you want to do?

Fold it up, put it in the envelope. I think I might can get this. I watched a bunch of TikToks on this, and I read a thing on the internet about it. You read a thing where? Well, on TikTok. I mean, on TikTok, I took me to a thing on the internet already. Sealed.

About how to lead people to places? They think you're being psychic, but you're just leading people to places by saying certain things. I licked the stupid thing as a sticker. Well, he's an idiot, so I may not work. I'm an idiot. So there's certain words, phrases you can say to push people certain ways without ever doing anything, right? Okay. Sealed.

And I'm never going to lower it behind this thing because I don't want you guys. I'm actually going to lay right there for a second. Okay. Do you ever see the Tony Robbins thing where he goes, like Amy, like Amy, look at me? Antonio Robbins goes, okay, look around the room at everything red. Take five seconds. Look around the room at everything red. Okay.

Name something. The sign behind you is red. Okay. Names something else. The helmet. Okay. Name one more thing. Your bag.

Okay. Don't look around, but name something green. Now, purposely, I don't know. I just have what popped into my head. Sure. And this is how we go through our lives. We're purposefully looking for our own bias, so we see it. but even though the other stuff's all around us at the same time,

so it's all the green stuff. We're not purposely looking for. We're not trying to satisfy our own biases. And that's the green. We're not trying to satisfy our green bias. We're just looking for all the red. And he's showing that this is how humans work. We try to prove ourselves the right what we already think,

what we're already looking for, and we don't see a lot of what we're not looking for, even though it's right in front of us and probably is as equal or substantial as what we are looking for. Interesting. So anyway, Eddie, here's what I got. Okay. I'm not touched the envelope.

I would imagine. What? Nothing. I just hit. Okay. We're good. I would imagine from what I led, look, nothing in my hands going into this. Is this your folding?

That's my piece of paper, yes. Okay. I would imagine that based on what I had said to you, when I said something on your head and you're bald. But there's also something in front of you that is a tiara that you would have probably, Probably not drawn a tiara. You'd probably drawn a crown. I haven't looked yet. Shut off. That's stupid. I would imagine you to probably drawn a crown.

Okay. What is that? Why are you looking around, Eddie? Not going to say anything. I haven't looked at your paper. You're right. What are you looking at? Just checking to see the cameras are pointed.

It's making sure. Okay. I would also imagine whenever it came to drawn emotion and I said like a sad oh I don't want to say an emotion you wouldn't have done a sad face even if you were going to because I said that first that you would have then done the straight line face and not really known what that emotion is called or a happy face because that's easier so I would assume happiness the happy face is what you'd have drawn second

you said I very quickly said like a sad fate and I pulled back I didn't notice that okay so I would imagine you've drawn a crown a happy face And then in the third Ooh, I caught what you did on this third one, can I say? You did not catch it, but if you did, that's awesome. Wait, wait, what I did? What I did? No, what he did.

Keep going. No, no, I'm not going. Then you tell me. Okay, I feel like I picked up on you saying something like, draw something a kid would be playing. And then you were like, okay, it could be two kids. And then that immediately made me go with two kids kicking a ball. Okay. Because like you, but you let it.

Because I was like, what would you draw a kid doing? But then instantly when you said another kid, it was like, oh, duh, they're kicking the ball. Okay, I think maybe I did think that way. Hold on. It was what you have to say. Okay. I heard him say, first he said, what a kid activity. And he goes, there can be multiple kids.

I feel like most times if I say something to prove me wrong, you will counter that. But I don't think you did kicking at all. I do not think there will be a ball. I think it'll be a ballless thing. And I think it will probably be jumping. What? How would you draw it? I'm jumping.

Would you? I haven't seen it. Amy, would you like to come open the newspaper? I don't know how you draw jumping. Can you put a camera on it? I have not seen the drawings myself.

Yeah. Amy, just get, oh, take it with you or take it with you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do them one and show them one at a time, please. Well, I don't know how you're going to do that. Sure, you come it up.

It's from the very top, top, middle bottom. And you take something and you put it over it. And you pull it up. Use my pad here. I got it. Oh! What?

Number one. Stop it. Show number one. I haven't seen it. again. Say it again. A crown. I know what you guess, but what did you say to him? How'd you lead it? Show us the drawing. Obviously it's a crown. No, you, okay, good. I don't know that obviously. I don't know obviously. Yeah, it is because I screamed. Okay. That is, that is, that is a crown. You could have also said that's, it's a crown.

No, it's a crown. The Ripley's believed we're not building. I was trying to draw a crown and, but I didn't think about the tiara. It's just whatever popped in my head. What did you, Bobby, what did you say? You didn't think about the tiara. No, I didn't. No, she didn't. Honestly, what does that mean? It's sitting right in front of you. Okay, what did you say to him again? I want to know. Hold on, I'll tell you that. You go back, recorded. But I don't.

Number two, if you remember, I told him to draw a face and I said like a sad face and I peeled back. He said he did not hear that. Yeah. So I know even if he was thinking sad, he would not go sad. So why are you recap in number two and you won't recap number one? Okay, we're now on to number two. I would bet he drew a happy face, like a happy, that's what I would bet. Okay, well.

Can I see number two? You would bet. correctly? It's a happy face. It's a freaking happy face. Lunchbox. This is crazy, dude. I'm curious,

I don't understand it. What don't you understand? You're the mentalist. I'm not a mentalist. This is a couple of tricks. I'm surprised so far. Even I'm two for three, I'm going to feel like a winner here.

But this was the hardest one of all. But why did you pick Eddie? Because you think you know Eddie the best, you think you can manipulate him the best? Whoa. Manipulate me? No, because I know he's not going to do some stupid. to like just for the sake of a bit like try to make it difficult.

Yeah, you'd be the easiest to manipulate. No, because when he said, he'll just like yell and like not not make the bit easy to do. No, no, no, because when he said what would you put on your head? First thing I thought was bandana. And so why would you think that? Okay, ready. Amy. Uh-huh.

The last thing was, do you remember the question? Yeah, a kid doing an activity. What's an activity that a kid does? And oh, it could be multiple kids. It could be multiple kids. You said it like that? Something like that. Gosh, I didn't.

even listen to that part. Okay. And so, but then I said, now I said it would be probably. Oh, jumping. I said it would be, I don't know how how to draw jumping, but I don't know. Can I say some? Yeah. When I started drawing this, I was like, why did I pick this? Because this is difficult to draw. But I just went with it. If it's jumping. But I literally just went with it. I'm like, that's a weird one to pick, but why not? He's never going to get this. Okay. And show? Okay. What is it? Interesting. Let me say it. It's kids playing jump rope.

Jumping. That's jumping. Jumping counts. It counts. It counts. It counts. It counts. Jump rope counts for me.

It counts. These are freaking kids jump roping. Dude, how did you do that? Why do you do that? How did you do that? Can you explain the first one again? Just go back. No.

Lunchbox. Like, is this crazy or what? I can't believe I got all three. I thought I might get to, be honest with you. I can't believe we got all three. How did you do that? I can't believe we got all three. three. How did you do it? You said you studied on TikTok. Here's the other thing. Here's the other thing I can tell you.

That's what I'm saying. Just say the word jump? I think if I, here's another thing I've been really considering doing. I think I can beat anybody in the whole world. Two out of three paper, or like scissors for any amount of money. In the whole world. Oh, do lunchboxes because you can manipulate. Why? I just think he's been watching theories. I just think I can beat anybody in the whole world two out of three paper, right scissors for what, five bucks, hundred bucks, thousand bucks, it didn't matter. Let's go. I'm not.

Who wants the challenge right here in the room? Not today. Oh, you're not feeling today? But I think, I think I can. I don't know that I could go three for three on that again. That was amazing. That felt pretty good. That's pretty crazy.

Man, I got a question. Yeah, I got a lot of questions. Did you guys play pickleball yesterday? No. We didn't. Does you all work out? No, Eddie didn't know. Did y'all jump rope?

I'm not. Eddie was not there yesterday. You thinking that's why it came to me? Yeah, like he... And we both did it or something? Yeah. It hasn't been feeling good. The last couple days hasn't been to work out one day or Tuesday.

And I literally when I was drawing that, I'm like, why did I pick that? That's like hard to draw. Because it's a weird, it's a weird drawing, isn't it? Yeah. Like three kids jump roping? Well, yeah. Two holding the rope one jumping. Yeah.

Oh, were the three kids on that? Yes. That's funny. But you knew that. You knew multiple. You knew that. Whatever your little game was. I did not know how you were.

No. I didn't know anything. All I tried to do was lead you there. Did I predict you? Not really. You led me there? That's all this is. With the words that you said? That's all this is. There's no such thing as magic or psychic. There is hopefully leading. I feel like I led you there. Whoa. Well, you don't know for sure that there's no such thing. Correct. But for me there's not. I can say that. I'm not psychic. Oh yeah, yeah, for you. Yeah. Maybe you are. I go back and watch this video. I need to hear everything you told me. All right. I think we're done here.

Yeah, we're definitely done. I should never do that again because I'm 100%. I should never do that again. Right. Now the environmentalist, does he have to do it all the time? Environmentalist? What's his name? No, he goes around to sports teams in the rooms, and it's crazy.

I saw it. He'll be like, okay, Josh Allen throw this ball to somebody. And he writes down on the back, anybody, and Josh Allen throws a ball to him. And then he'll go, something he writes something else throw this and he writes like the number 8 8 and he goes I don't even care who you throw it to throw it to anybody and Josh it tells somebody not 88 and the guy answers picks the ball up and he goes you number 88

he goes no he goes what's the first two pin numbers of your phone and he goes oh my god he goes prove it he goes prove it goes 8 8 no oh my goodness that's crazy that's crazy that's crazy that's crazy I believe without we're done wild feel good about that you do or don't I don't I don't I'll do that with my kids. I wish. Yeah, please. Good luck.

Clean your room. Don't clean your room. Yeah. And they clean it. Something like that. Is that how it works? Tell us what to say, man. Did Amy say all you say is like,

Oh, I know you're a clean kid. You're really good at cleaning your room. I know you're really good at cleaning your room and you want to keep a clean space. I did that and one of my boys was like, yep, and then walked away. Hey, real, final question. And I don't want to know the answer, but I'm going to get it. It's just like I can move all in my life. Did you guys read that book about you?

but you probably knew that I'm not a psychic I knew that you knew that I'm not a psychic I bet you knew when you bought it Oh trust me I knew it based on knowing them as people Exactly You led me there

Guys I literally went and bought you guys to book It's the shortest book ever And said you have You had weeks Scoobes Mine's on my backpack I brought with me to Miami I just never had time to read it

while I was there It's not that you never had time You didn't prioritize the time Why I had to prioritize the work that I was doing And then I got home to prioritize my family No No You chose your family over that book

I know How stupid of me That's not what it is Ridiculous my children need to eat And be fed and taken care of and loved You guys are I'll get to it man I don't want you to do it

I remember when I was single I all this time I don't want you to get to it So Those are the days You do not prioritize it It is not a priority Therefore

It's like your script It's a priority It's not I won't go through all the things But it's not But it is a priority. You have 15 minutes. Everybody has 15 minutes a day to do something, anything. I think you only asked them to do 10. I did, but everybody has...

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