The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Amy Thinks Someone Put A Tracker On Her Car + Bobby Got Scolded At A Restaurant + Bobby Feud: Top 10 Country Artist Actors

Episode Date: June 18, 2025

Amy revealed that she thinks someone put a tracker on her car so we investigate to see if she's been crazy or is valid in her suspicion. We were SHOCKED at what we found. Bobby shared a story about witnessing a screaming match go down at a restaurant and how his handling of the situation led to him getting scolded by one person involved. Lunchbox had a question on why artists cancel tours after a major artist just shared on Instagram they won't be going out on their tour but gave no reason as to why. In the Bobby Feud, can you name the Top 10 Country artists who are also known for acting?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Greg Gillespie and Michael Ranchini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. this is Love Trapped. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Listen to Love Trapped podcast

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

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This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all of, about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for, to the biggest mistakes franchises make

to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What's up everybody?

Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. Tell me if you've ever seen anything like this happen. As a mom and her kid, the rest of the family was there too. I feel like I give grace to kids who are screaming because I don't give a crap. Scream away, kid. Because that mom didn't want that kid to scream.

It's not like the mom chose for the kid to scream. So I always feel bad for the parents if they're dealing with a kid who's crying. Maybe his ear hurts. That's always what I think. think. I go to earache immediately. I'm like, that kid's probably got an earache. So, this kid's probably like two. Little boy curly hair. They're sitting at the table right next to us. And the kid goes, I don't want to eat this. And the mom looks at the kid right in the face and screams right

back screams top of our lungs right back at him. You will eat that. Oh my goodness. Oh, man. I'm talking about screaming match. I start snickering because that's funny. And the dad looks over and it's like a little bit annoyed that I'm laughing, but a little bit embarrassed. But I'm not laughing because it's funny. It's just awkward. That kid went on top of its lungs.

I don't eat this. And now mom leaned up into him. You're going to eat that. In the whole restaurant. Yeah. Like part of me was like respect and part of me was like, dang, I never seen anything like that before. What are your thoughts in that, Amy?

Yeah, I mean, I've definitely screamed before. In a public place like that? No, no. This was public. Thankfully, only in the privacy of my own home. And then I've been able to run to my room and try to process before I go apologize. Yeah, she probably hit her limit. I feel like she had a long day.

And I was doing her whole backstory. I was like, mom woke up, I wasn't feeling good, had a long day. Kids been cranky all day. Kids got an earache. It's always an earache. Here's what I hope. I mean, I hope that, yeah, we hit our rope. We hit the end of it.

And then sometimes we match that energy. So I hope that that was the case and that that's not just a usual form of communication. Bro, I'm talking about, you know, she out screamed the screaming kid. Yeah, because that's not typically how we would like to respond as parents. But I do understand that it happens. I didn't feel like she was embarrassed. Really? I feel like the husband was embarrassed.

But I don't feel like the mom was embarrassed because she just went back to her thing. That kid did this too. That kid goes, I don't want to eat this. And the mom goes, you will eat that. And that kid went. Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That kid my right to eating it too.

Okay, mom spoke. Like he was trying to defuse the situation at all? The husband was sitting right next to me because all these tables are in line where one side of the table is a big bench. Right? So everybody that's sitting at all the tables on that side are sitting on a big, long bench. And the other side are just tables and you're in a loose chair. Got it. And so that was like an eight top with a family.

And I'm sitting right next to the husband. And so the kid screams, I don't really think much of it except, oh man, it sucks for those parents. But when she screams, I can't help but look and laugh. I mean, I've never seen anything like that before. And when I start to laugh, he just turns his head right on laughter. Like right when I start laughing, he turns his head like, you're laughing at something that we don't think is funny. But what am I supposed to do? What I'm supposed to do?

And so I do, I'm like, p. And then I kind of hold it. It's like if you're laughing at church, you don't want to laugh, but you can't help it. I'm like, and then that's when he's like half apology, half annoyed. I don't feel like he wanted to be there in that situation. No, definitely not. Ever seen anything like that before? Ever seen anything like that with your kids?

Ever had anything like that? Oh, dude. I have a screen back. I have four kids. Like, we've been at this for a while. Yes. You have to yell out and. Well, and like you said, you have a whole scenario of like what could have happened.

For me, what has happened is we've struggled with that. that before where like he does not want to eat. And so if you dealt with that four times that day, guess what? I don't care where I'm at. If he yells like that, I'm going to yell back at him. Usually it's me yelling and my wife's like the husband in that scenario being like, hey, we're in a public place. Don't do that.

But yeah, that happens all the time. I never seen it like this in my life. Sometimes you got to get louder than them if you want to listen to you. If you want them, you want their attention, be louder than them. Do you have to embarrass that? Is that the point to embarrass them? Absolutely. Oh, no.

See, I don't, I don't do that. My yelling is more just uncontrollable. Like, I don't know it's coming. It's not premeditated at all. It's not like sort of like, well, this is how they're going to listen. It's like the yelling just would come out of me. And I haven't done it in a while. But there was a season, we'll call it, where I was screaming.

And then we had a whole food thing with our son in particular. And the therapist then advised us. They're like, stop making food a thing. Like, if he doesn't want to eat, just be like, fine. okay, you're not going to eat. And then eventually, like, he will come back around. And so food used to get us really worked up. And I don't know what it is about food.

But then once we started just being like, okay, fine. All right, cool. You're not going to eat breakfast or not getting you lunch. I'm going to eat. I want to shout out, that family. Shout out. Because you entertain me more ways than one. I went through the home.

I was like, oh, oh, oh. I did all the emotions. So you know who you are if you're out there right now. And you're not alone. Yeah. Definitely not alone. Well, I've never seen it before at this level. So you might be alone, but respect and shout out.

And if you're doing it frequently, seek help. It scared me. She was so intense. It was roller coaster scream. You started eating your food. Hello, Bobby Bones. My wife and I got married a few months ago and just moved to her hometown to start fresh. It's the first time I've spent extended time around her family.

And most of the time, most of them are great. but her mom makes me really uncomfortable at times. She flirts and talks about my looks. It seems there are little touches that linger a little too long. Even jokes like if I were 20 years younger. I'm trying to be respectful and not cause drama, but I don't want to keep pretending this isn't weird. Am I overreacting?

How do I deal with this without making things worse? Sign trouble with M-I-L. Okay, so the real answer is, You have to say something to your wife. That's the real answer. But I'm going to go to Lunchbox who claims to have the same problem. I know. Lucky for this listener.

Yeah, yeah. We have an expert. It's rare. It's like pawn stars when you call your guy. Oh, you've got some ancient Renaissance memorabilia. I've got a guy. Well, I got a guy here who claims his mother-in-law also flirts with him. Yeah, how do you deal with it?

Lunchbox, what do you recommend? Listen, eventually your wife will notice it and you just had to tell her about, hey, do you see it? And she'll be like, that's not really, she's being nice to you. your wife or your girlfriend, they're going to be in denial. My wife is always like, she's just being nice to you, but my mother-law gives me unnecessary rubs on the head. She, like, always likes to send text messages. Don't forget to say, happy birthday to me today.

It's like weird things where you can see her looking at you from across the room. If you like your chick enough, you're just going to have to deal with it. Also, do nothing. Just suck it up. Just suck it up. And you just hope that eventually the, you know, interest is going to fade or she never tries to act on it. That's what I do. I just every time we get together, I'm like, I hope this

don't have, please don't. I'm like, I hope she doesn't try to kiss me today. What about just maybe not putting yourself in situations where you're alone? Yeah, but you can't control that. You can't control it. I mean, I can be sitting on a, you know, the couch and she'll walk behind the couch and she'll walk behind the couch. She's kind of, right? Right. I'm like, what are we doing? It's tough. Okay. The other thing she looks like as a child, though, like her

child. Oh, yeah. No, not when I get those sex members, just like, don't forget to wish me a happy birthday. Don't you think a mom would wish a kid. Yeah, like, they could send a, note like that to their kid. Like, hey, it's your mom's birthday. This is what I would say. I would remember these specific things, not to lunchbox, because I think he's full of crap. But to the emailer, if she is saying stuff like, hey, if I were 20 years younger, you need exact references to say to your wife.

You can't be like, I generally feel like that's being creepy because she's going to go like, I generally feel you're being crazy. If you can exactly say, quote, what she's doing to you, then maybe eventually she can say something. It's nothing you can do right now. Be great if he could record it. Yeah, but then you're the guy trying to bug your mom. Exactly. You know, you're wearing a wire in the dinner.

You have to find a lot of... Because I'd be like, no way. You just got to be uncomfortable for a while and find specific reasons so your wife believes you so your wife can have that talk because that ain't a talk for you to have with her. That's so uncomfortable.

I don't know how you do it, lunchbox. It's every time we get together, It's weird, it's awkward, and you always think, man, today could be the day, it's real awkward. Meaning she really tries for it. Yeah. Yeah, got it. Okay, there it is. Close it up.

Here we go. On the Bobby Bones show now. Brett Young. Let's go. If you are 6'6, I do feel like boots are illegal. Yeah. I mean, I'm not wearing like a cowboy boot. It has like a heel on it.

Are you kidding me? Yeah. It's a deceiving 6-6. My favorite thing, meet and greets every show, I get this one. You don't look this tall on Instagram. I don't know what that means. Does Instagram have like it? It's like you're leaving a liquor store after you've robbed it

and there's like a measuring tape on the wall. Like what does Instagram really tell you? I think that means you don't put up enough pictures of you with normal sized people because then we would know. Because when I hadn't seen you in a while and walked in, I was like, oh dang, you're pretty buff too. You're hitting it pretty hard? Yeah.

In the last year and a half or so, I've been like digging into health and wellness a little bit. What does that mean? A lot of things. I quit drinking last year. I got really into like longevity and things that kind of extend your lifespan. I just, everything's kind of geared towards being around for my family as long as I can. Why'd you quit drinking?

It started with how hard mornings with children were. And then it just, I started like kind of digging into, everybody knows it's poison. Like, you know that it's poison, but you drink it because it's fun and you enjoy it or whatever. But I started really digging into how bad it was for you. And then as I got older, like hangovers got real and kids got up early. And it just wasn't serving. It wasn't good for me. And it made my wife nervous that I was getting older and still kind of getting after it.

And so it was an easy decision for family. How long did you guys date before you got married? We dated for almost six years. And then the first year that I lived here, we broke up. I wrote a bunch of songs about that. Did you move her here and then you guys broke up? No. I moved here without her thinking that if I decided this was the right place for me,

she would come after. And then long distance just wasn't working in different places in our lives. And broke up for two years and dated other people. And the first time we talked in two years, I just said, well, obviously this is still something. but I'm not interested in dating again. We've done that before. So you want to move here and get married.

No way. Yeah. It was quick. I mean, she was kind of on the way out in a relationship with somebody else. We like had to wait for her to end that relationship and then move here. And we were, I mean, we were married inside of a year and had a kid within inside a year after that. That's fast. However, the fact that you dated her for a long time and then it was just like, hey, to me,

that feels like respect more than anything. Like, I respect you so much that I think we should get back together and I'm not going to take around. like if we're going to get back together I really want to be serious. Yeah and to be fair she was the one that wasn't ready the first time. So I was really saying you're going to respect me and not make me wonder where it's going this time. I'm five years

older than Taylor. At the time she was in college, I was 27, she was 22, whatever. So that was me saying like we know it didn't work because of timing not because this doesn't work. This works. So now we're older and if we want to get back together, it's because we're doing the thing. And she agreed and we were married quick. How famous do you want to be? I don't like it. I'm lucky that I fly

under the radar for the most part and it's still too much for me. If I'm there to be the artist, then I'm good with all of it. But if I'm doing everyday stuff, I don't like that it creeps in. So there's a level of fame that you cannot get to then if that's where you're most comfortable. Because you can't be ubiquitous in culture and be able to float through without people knowing who you are. It depends on what your question actually is. Do I like it or am I willing to put up with it? Okay, both. Do you like it? I don't, I only like it to a point. And I only like it in its place. But I realize it doesn't work that way.

I would like to be, what was the question, famous enough to not worry about my family being provided for. That's not the answer you're looking for. No, no, I'm not looking for an answer. Your fame is associated with... Financial success. Stability. Being able to provide.

I never, ever cared about people knowing who I was or being famous going into this. I wanted to make music for a living because I didn't want to do something I hated to make money. Hey. Bobby Bogey! To hear that full interview, search for the Bobby cast on Iheart Radio.

The full interview is an hour long. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Hey, Amy, Google, if you're supposed to suck venom out of snake bites, still. Because Arkansas Keith's always told me that. Okay.

See if like you're supposed to, or if that's just what we were told in the country. Okay, yeah, because I didn't grow up in the country, so I don't know, so I shall look it up. Because what happens? You got these two teens and one's 17, one's 18. they go hiking and they're in North Carolina. One of them gets hit by rattlesnake,

or bit by a rattlesnake, obviously. So the other one calls 911, and the problem is they can't get him out of there. So for two hours, he's with his buddy, and National Guard has to chop her in. They have to airlift the kid who got bit by the rattlesnake to Tennessee. He had to get multiple rounds of anti-venom

over a three-day stay, and he credits 911, the first response, all this, because it is dramatic and helicopter, all that, right? But I wonder if he just went, And like sucked up the venom out. Yeah. Okay, yeah.

That's not recommended. Oh. This is a dangerous and ineffective practice, often seen in movies, but it's not. No, no. We did it. Or out in the country. No, yeah. Both.

But medical professionals say that sucking out venom can introduce or induce like an infection and cause more tissue damage. And studies show it removes very little, if any venom at all. So what you should do is first get the person away from the snake. snake's already gone snake didn't bite you unless i got scared snake's gone second step stay calm that ain't happened neither go ahead then you need to call for medical help emergency whatever and while you're waiting for medical help wash the bite with soap and water and keep the bitten in the water when you're in the woods okay well you can do this keep the bitten area still and

lower than the heart that'll slow the spread of the venom that's important info yeah what about a tourniquette like don't you do you don't have that either dude we're just hiking okay we're hiking Anyway, big shout out of these rescuers who got the helicopter there and saved the kid. It says do not apply a turn to get. So you've been just giving them bad information. That's what I wanted to clarify. Hey, what about the medical doctor that's with you? Why not I just have them?

No, that's not there either. Don't use him. I need to call Arkansas Keith and see what's up. Anyway, big shout out to Zane and Kevin, but again, mostly the NC heart because of the first responders that got there and saved the kid. Man, days and days of antivim and a hospital. You just hope you didn't black out and you got to remember. the helicopter ride. Because that'd be cool.

Because that'd be cool. Yeah. ABC 11 with the story, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. In 2023, former Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone, correct?

I doctored the test once. It took an army of internet detective. to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern.

Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Lespian and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences.

Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Maricopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped Podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands.

I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Wodom.

My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and The Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means.

but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

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

Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my

journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast.

It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters. when evaluating draft prospects.

From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcasts on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. Time for the Bobby feud. 10 country artists. who are also actors. Amy, Morgan, and Eddie are playing. Launchbox finished last last time, so he's not in. Boo!

Amy, we're looking for top 10 country artists who are also actors. We rolled the dice backstage. You won, so you go first. Timmerall. Show me Tim McGraw. Number three, answer. Go ahead. Kane Brown. Show me Kane Brown. I was surprised that was a second pick, but number seven answer.

Good job. Some recent acting roles, including a movie about to come out. He just told us about it. All right. Laney Wilson. Show me Lainey. Lots of work on Yellowstone. For sure.

That's your number six answer. Kind of crushing right now. I mean, does one movie make you an actor? Ten country artists who are also actors. I mean, pure country is legendary. Okay. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go with jelly roll. Well, you do all the George Strait talk and then you go with jelly roll? He was in like Fire Country or something? No, I know, but you totally set up George Strait over and over and then you went, let's go jelly roll. Yeah, I hear you. Show me jelly roll? No, shoot, now y'all are going to get George Strait. You don't know that.

Morgan over to you? I'm going to go with Riba. Oh, duh. Show me Riva. Number one answer, Morgan, go ahead. I am also going to go with George Strait. Show me George Strait. Nice.

Why did you throw your hand up in victory? You would have been wrong there too. Well, that's why I didn't go with him because I was like one movie. I just feel like it didn't. But you threw your hand up in victory. I know, I have others. Like, I didn't know.

I was talking about going with him and then I didn't. And then I was hoping somebody else would say him and get exed out. Eddie? Strategy. Give me Dolly Parton. Dolly.

Number two answer. Nice. And then you got to go Trace Atkins. He's in all those fire country movies. Well, not fire country. That's what Amy's. for jelly roll, but he isn't a lot of westerns. Okay. Show me, Trace.

Number nine answer. Wow, that's huge. Let's go Chesney. Chesney goes to the beach. I've never seen that one. It's a blockbuster. Is that in theater? Is that it straight to DVD? Big one.

Show me Chesney goes to the beach. Okay, so round one's over. We do three rounds. Points are now doubled. Amy, there are only four answers left. We're looking for top 10 country artists. who are also actors. Reba was at one, Dolly was at two, Tim McGraw was at three, Lany Wilson was at six, Kane Brown was at seven, Trace Atkins was at nine.

Points are doubled. You have 16 points. You're in the league. Go ahead. Yeah. Luke Bryan. Show me, Luke Bryan goes to the farm. I hit. Missed that one, miss that one. Okay. Morgan. She was in this with her husband, I'm hoping this count. This is a big TV show, Faith Hill. Oh, good one, Morgan. Oh, yeah, she was in like 1947.

1983. Oh, that's right. Yes. It wasn't 1983. I was born by then. Maybe it was 1883. Yeah, yeah. The clothes they were wearing.

That wasn't the 80s. Hey, that's a good one, Morgan. That's it. Show me, Faith Hill. Oh, come on. Eddie, you have 11 points, so you're in second place, but any of these will put you in the lead. Okay. He's older, but he's in a lot of older movies.

Give me Willie Nelson. Show me Willie. Yes, what? Your number 10 answer worth 20 points. Willie? Nelson. That is huge. Wow, that pretty much slammed the door, Eddie.

Good job. Yeah, yeah. So my next one's going to be Johnny Cash. Show me, Man and Black. All right, round three. Amy, you are down. 15 points. So really, any of them, five, eight, both ties you.

Eight went. Eight takes a lead. There's three up left. Four, five, and eight. Yeah, I don't have anything. I had Johnny Cash, and I don't even know what he was in. Johnny Cash goes to the prison. Or walk the line.

Yeah, he's in that one. That was Wonking Phoenix. That was Joaquin Cash. I literally, you know, I'm like, well, is Garth Brooks been in anything? Does acting in music videos count? Top 10 country artists who are also actors, three are left. Three you say.

Three, I say, I say. Wow. All gaworn. Three you say. There are three actor, actor, Thesbians left. I say, essay, I say. I'll go with,

I'll go with. You're so close. I know, I know, I know. Amy, you finish with 16 points. Morgan. Yeah. You can still win it. Yeah, this is tough, though.

All the ones that I'm coming. up with. I don't know if they're going to make this list. But they have acted? Oh, yeah. Oh, wow. I couldn't even think of anybody that's happened. I'm surprised you didn't even pick yourself, Amy, Holiday Harmony. I'm not like a country artist, though. At least have a guess, though. If I'm on that list, like,

like, this game is null and void. The game's null and void? It shouldn't count because it's not real. Okay, Morgan, go ahead. Charles Esten What? Show me Chip Esten. Oh, yes, yes, yes.

I mean, he's a massive actor. Eddie? I don't know. Massive. Yo, you had him too. I did have Charles Esten. I scratched him out. Oh, I got one.

I'll go Beyonce. Let's go Beyonce. She did win a Grammy. And she was in Austin Powers. Eddie, great good. Thank you. Oh. That's funny.

Everyone's like, That's funny, that's funny. No, that is incorrect. Eddie, you win with 31 points. Number four on the list was Billy Ray Cyrus. Oh, that's obvious. Number five, Chris Christofferson. And number eight, Dwight Yoakum.

What did Dwight do? Lots of stuff. Yeah, Google. I shall. He was like me and slingblade, right? Google it. Dwight. All right, Eddie is the winner.

Congratulations. Nice job. All right, here's a voicemail. We were in Disneyland last week and something came up that I wanted your opinion on. So we were going in one of the rides and we had paid for what they call the Lightning Lane, which like gets you in the faster line. I hear behind my husband and I, I hear a kid go, hey, watch this. Four teenagers jump out of the regular line and into the, what they call the Lightning Lane,

even though they had not purchased that service. So I was just wondering, what would you do if you were in that same line jumping position? I understand your frustration. They're idiot kids. And if they weren't jumping me in every line, I'm probably just going to let them be idiot kids and get caught by whomever does the catching or not caught. I can understand. If someone cuts in line where all things are equal, I'm really upset. But idiot kids jumping, that doesn't upset me much because I was also an idiot kid.

I didn't do much cheating like this, but I was also an idiot kid. So I'm probably not going to scream and tattle. I can understand the disappointment. If they did it a second time in a different line, I'm yelling something. Cutters. I'm yelling, hey, they're cutting. One time, let idiot kids be idiot kids. Amy your thoughts?

Oh, yeah, I'm not saying anything. Not a dang thing. Why, though? Retaliation? That's where Amy goes. She's so afraid of retaliation. Oh, there was a basketball thing. You want to tell them about the basketball game, the referee?

Well, I was worried for other parents. I'm worried for how sometimes parents behave at basketball games with their kids. Like, these parents were yelling at the ref. And I was thinking, okay, the ref may retaliate on them. That could be it. Or if I'm a ref, do I want to make certain calls? Because the parents might retaliate on me in the parking lot or fans. Like, say it's not.

Well, that does happen occasionally. Were the ref retaliates? No. No. Where people fight the ref after the games. Yeah, like I was thinking, like, people take this club basketball stuff really seriously. And then, I mean, you had parents on one team yelling at parents from the other team because they'd be in the stands and something would happen. And then the parents would be like, oh, come on, ref, what are you talking about?

He clearly did this. And then the parents were their team. He didn't do that. Your kid did that. And I'm like thinking, oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh. I'm in between these parents where I'm thinking, why are they doing this? Do they want to cause a thing? Like just watch the game.

I think for the most part, the parents fight. Yeah. If I're rating in order, parents fight first. Parents wait on ref second. Ref almost never waits for parents. I'm never seen them. Reff is just trying to get out of it. Right, right, right.

I would think more so if I was the ref, I would be nervous. I've been with refs at college basketball games where they have like a secret quick way to get right into a specific room and like an out plan to get out of the building and back entrance. Yeah, and change clothes and put on a wig. Yes, that's exactly. Well, the wig, no. Glasses. I think you think about retaliation too much.

Do you talk about that with your therapist? You always, because we had a story last week about an Uber Eats or a DoorDash delivery driver. And I almost hated it being brought up because it triggers Amy or they didn't get the tip they wanted so they went back the next day. Do you guys remember the story? Yeah, I do. That's why I always tip, well. That's why.

Well, I mean, I want people to get what they deserve, but also, like, I don't need you to retaliate on me. I need to know where this comes from. It's a good point. I do worry about it a lot. And I, I've never brought it up in therapy. It's got to be those shows she watches, right? Like, don't you watch all rooted in podcasts and television shows? Yeah, don't you watch all those, like, murder shows?

I don't think you're really a murderer. Like, a murdery, a murdery type of. I watch true crime stuff, but it's not really retaliation. Like, people just snap. Well, maybe you should stop watching that. That may be part of the problem. You know what we're going to do too? It's going to take a minute.

Probably in an hour or so. Amy thinks she's being tracked on her car. Do you guys know this by the way? Well, here we go. Okay, no, don't say nothing because this is perfectly into it. Because she's so paranoid about everything. She thinks someone put a tracker on her car. Oh, boy.

Here we go. And you better be ready to fess up. Oh, you think one of us? Why would we track you? We don't care. I don't care where you go. I don't know what it is. Like, we don't want you to be hurt, but we're not like interested after you leave here.

Okay, but I need some, then fine. If it's not somebody from this room, they need to go out to my car and look at what I'm looking at. Okay. So, I don't want to send just lunchbox out because he'll come up. He'll scare her. I think scuba and lunchbox go out together. And I want them to look at Amy's tracker on her car that she found that she did not put on there. What she thinks is a tracker.

Yes, we'll do it. We'll do it. Give us like 45 minutes or so. We'll go out to the garage. I saw in your Instagram story, your son was running on the treadmill training. Yeah. He's got a summer workout. The weird thing about summer here is that it rained.

all time. I think it's rain more the summer than any other summer in the history of my life. Yeah. He was literally walking outside to do his run and he looked up and he called me and he was like the sky is turning black. I said, go ahead, turn around, come home and let's run on the treadmill and sure enough, right when he got in

it started pouring. Weird, huh? The great days are awesome because they're not as hot and so it's like take advantage of it outside. But it's been I don't know wherever you live, it may not be as bad but it's been crazy weather. And listen, I love summer. Weather's great when it's great, barbecues, playing golf, whatever the case is.

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And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. Watch, watch, what's up? I just want to know if you can tell me why artists cancel tours, because I don't know how on Instagram it sent this to me, but I saw Hardy had put a seat.

statement I've decided to cancel the European leg of the Jim Bob tour. It wasn't an easy decision, but one I had to make for my band, crew, and my family. Please know that I love you all and I will be back as soon as I can. And I'm just like, why do you cancel a tour? Because a lot of planning goes into that. Like, it's not like they just planned it overnight and it's just like, all right, here we go. That takes like a year to plan.

And so why do two, are they sick? Are they fighting? Do they hate each other? Well, the band doesn't matter because he's his own guy. If there's somebody hates and the band, it just fires them. Hardy doesn't have like a band everybody knows. So no. That answer is no.

There are like three reasons and then like a hundred that we may have no idea. Number one is tickets don't sell. So that was happening a lot after COVID. When tickets wouldn't sell there, we go like, due to COVID, we got to cancel when really tickets just weren't selling. I don't know that that's the case here, but that's probably the number one reason. Number two is he could be sick. Not like the flu. Like he could have something that's chronic.

He could, his family and his family. His wife could be sick. It could be something that he feels like he can't go overseas because it's not healthy for either someone he loves or to be that far away, which it would take a long time to get back to. When I saw that, that's immediately where my brain went. Of course, I have no idea what's going on, but my brain went to that.

I'm like, oh, man, he must have something he's got to tend to. Mine went to they couldn't sell tickets. Oh. Mine always goes to that. It's not even him. It's like, especially in Europe where country music isn't as big. and they have festivals there and they've been promoting it's gotten bigger. But a lot of my friends that tour in Europe and they're big stars here, they get over there

and they're playing much smaller venues because there aren't the ways to get the music like here. Here you have like radio stations to play. They don't only have country on radio. You got to find it or have it served to you in a streaming platform. How do you decide like, hey, you know what? It's time to go to Europe. You want to expand your base? And so you just take a chance?

Yeah, but you kind of know based on who's streaming and who's buying stuff. you have a decent idea. Man. Yeah, I just saw that and I was like, man, I don't know why people cancel, but that sucks. And the fact that he canceled a whole tour. How many dates was that tour? I don't know. I would guess if it's in Europe, eight, eight to 12.

Yeah, that's a tough decision. But now you can't sell tickets. It's an easy decision. But he said it was tough on that post. I'm not even saying he couldn't sell tickets. I'm saying if you can't sell tickets, you cancel a whole tour. If somebody's sick, you cancel a whole tour. If you're sick, you cancel a whole tour.

If you're sick, you cancel the whole tour. You can even have, like, Justin Bieber canceled a tour for mental. You have a mental issue to cancel. That counts us as ill. As a personal day. Yes. Well, I think that's the answer you're looking for. Yeah, I just want, I just never see.

I don't pay attention to people canceling tours. Ten European shows. Oh. So I would bet he's either sick, somebody's sick in his family, or he didn't sell enough tickets and enough venues to travel all the way over there and incur all the cost that it takes. to tour in a foreign country. Are there fees, like, to pay, like, when you book all these? Human tariffs, yes.

But, like, say you have to book these venues, right? And then you tell them, like, hey, I'm not coming anymore. It's not really how that works. Okay. A promoter takes on that bill. Got it. For the most part. And they pay you, but if you're not selling tickets.

I don't know they're not selling tickets. I would just say if I saw that generally, I would think the person wasn't selling enough tickets if they're canceling a whole tour. If they cancel a show or two, sick, or maybe the individual show wasn't selling that. great. But with Hardy, I tend to believe he's probably selling tickets because he's one of the bigger acts right now. That's why. Okay. Thank you for answering my question. You feel not eligible? I do. I feel like I can go out and tell the world like when someone asks me, hey, why do the kids will tell you guys here. What would you say? Number one answer. Well, usually they're not

selling tickets. Okay. Yeah. And then number two, if you're thinking about it, they're either sick, someone close to them is sick. And they can't be that far away and they need to be at home recuperating. Okay. What's number three? Human tariffs. Oh, human tariffs. Always blame everything on the tariffs. I forgot number three already, but yeah, human tariffs. There you go. It's time for the good news.

With lunchbox. Tell me something good. Three engineering students at LSU had to come up with a project called the Capstone project in order to graduate. Like, what can we do? Not just to graduate, but to make a difference in the world. And they're like, well, there's kids that get left in the car in the summer. And unfortunately, they die because they forget that they're in there.

Well, they put sensors on car seats. That way, if the caregiver gets too far away, it sounds an alarm. Boop, boop, boop, and sends a signal to a key fob says, hey, you forgot your kid. I mean, I'd probably forget the key fobs. Amy, Amy, that's telling me something good. I was sorry, sorry. I didn't want to say that. Well, you know you put on your key chain.

Yeah. Okay. With part of your keys. And then what happens is when you put the kid in, that pressure turns the key. key fob on I'm assuming because I would think that too like I would forget.

Yeah, it's a weight and pressure thing and then there's a distance measure if you're too far away it'll send the signal. That's good. You ever forgot you came in the back of the car, Amy? No, I became a mom that they were 7 and 11 when they became my children

so they could yell out of them. They could exit the vehicle on their own. Eddie? Unfortunately, yes. Yes. In summer? Nah, it was like fall and it was my house

and the pest control guy had to tell me, hey, you know your kid's still in the car outside? But it literally was five minutes. I was inside the house for five minutes. Oh, yeah, I forgot about him. Let me go get him. If it was summer, though, you'd probably be more vigilant. For sure, 100%.

Would not have left him in that. How old? How old was the kid? I don't know. He's like four. Yeah, he's sleeping. Oh, probably just wanted a good nap. See, that's in that.

My sister has had that happened, too. I mean, they fall asleep and they're so quiet. And then when you have multiple other, like my sister has four kids, too. It's like everybody just kind of, Yeah, everyone else was in the house. Happened one of my friends. Kevin!

I forgot him. I forgot him. Okay, lunchbox. That's what it's all about. Good story. That was Tell Me Something Good. And you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Fox Morgan 2.

Steve Reddavit's trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What kind of car would Jesus drive? Think about this for a little bit.

Corolla. A crucible. Water to wine. A wine. Holy car. Hope mobile. No, that's too easy. This isn't.

I know we're thinking about it. I know. I'm just thinking about it. Warming up my brain. Cross. What? A crossler. That.

That's good. Crossler. No, think about it more. Crossler. Crossler Dodge G. Bram. I mean, you are, yeah, but it's more how you would say it, but it's just the emphasis. Christler. Christler.

Oh, oh, no. That's even easier. Yeah, I was wrong. So, Crossler, not the same. I missed it. Yeah, but Chrysler. Christler. Yeah, Chrysler.

That's pretty good. Yeah. That was the morning corny. We got crazy deals out of Jesus Christler. John G. Jean-G. Graham. Lunchbox is in the parking garage.

Amy thinks our car could possibly have a tracker on it. There is something on my car. And you didn't put it there. I did not put it there. We're not telling lunchbox what it is though. I think he'll, he should come across it. Like, to me it's like, is it one of those things where they try to hide in plain sight? Lunchbox, Amy has an SUV.

You're looking at her car right now. What do you see? I am going to say, I am impressed. Amy is in the lines perfectly parked. Okay, that's not the point. It's not that hard. No, it's hard for you. And there are no dents in her car that I see.

Nice, nice. Thank you. Okay, go ahead. I see some bird poop. Like take your hand and run it over the car and see if there's any sort of... Do you want me to give him hot, cold direction? No, let's just give him a second. No, no, no, no.

Just give me... And it's dark in here in this parking garage. Perfect for creeping up on winter. And isn't that what you like to do? He loves that. I do like to jump out and say boo. It's kind of fun to see them go, ah. Oh, man, this is amazing.

I see a muffler, gas tape. That's normal. Oh, I see a handprint, handprint. Okay. Any sort of tracker or anything? The door is locked. Boo-woo. Oh, wait, wait.

Oh, oh, oh. Do you see it? Do you see what I'm talking about? Yeah, right there. What part of the car? It's on the headlight. Yes. It's on the headlight?

It's like a sticker. He sees it. Like a weird sticker. That's a parking garage sticker. Oh my God. That's Amy's parking garage sticker. That's how she gets in the parking garage. No, I didn't put that there.

Oh no. Did she hit another car? No, I didn't put that there. Who put that there? I did not. It has the sensor to let the gate up when you pull in the parking garage. Amy, well, my God. So you put the parking garage sticker on your car.

No, I didn't. I think you're being tracked by you? No. Bobby, I did not put that sticker on my car. Are you sure? I swear. I know who did. Who did?

I bet you the security put it on your car because they're tired of coming down and letting you man. No, I get in just fine. That's happened like twice. Wait, security's had to come let you in the parking garage? Like twice. Oh, that's for sure. That's it. No, no, no, no.

Okay, you're not being tracked. But Bobby, when I pull up to the gates, they don't just open. That's why I have a key fob. I have a key fob. And all I do is put it. on the... Here's the problem. You put it...

You didn't put it. It's on there, but you put it on the wrong side. The sensors on the left side. You have it on the right side. But you're not hearing me. I didn't put it on my car. No, they put it on your car.

You can't just put stickers on people's car. Well, you shouldn't just have to call the security to let you in to the building twice. No. Twice and months and months. That's great. It doesn't work. That's why it doesn't work is it's on the wrong side. Guys, this is amazing.

Well, Amy didn't put it on there, though. I didn't put it on there. So now we can just put it on there. stickers on people's car that have sensors on them? I don't think anyone's saying that you can just do that, but we can understand why they would do that. But does anybody want to say if they put it on my car or not? Why would we?

Why would we do that? We have no interest. Are you doing it? Are you going to be Tim? No, head of security? No, I'm applying. It's probably somebody from the building. Who from the building would just put a sticker on my car that has a sensor on it?

That's my point. And it doesn't open. So could that be a tracker that looks like the sensors? Oh, so now you think it's a tracker. tracker that looks like your building. Maybe it's not a tracker. I think you're too paranoid. Okay. But Bobby, you're telling me, if you walked out to your car and all

the sudden, I have not noticed this sticker before and then suddenly I see it and you notice someone stuck a sticker on your car without your knowledge, you wouldn't be a little weirded out. Well, I would go, why is there a sticker there? I don't think there's a tracking device. You want me to ask this lady walking by if she thinks it's a tracking device

on your car? Why not? Give it a rips. Oh, good. Sure. Ma'am, will you tell me if you think there's a tracking device. She doesn't know what a tracking device looks like so she doesn't think so. I think somebody got irritated with having to let you in the building. No, no, no, Bobby, I haven't needed to be let in that many times. That's if I forget my key fob. That's twice. Yeah, but I need my key fob. I could get in the building, like the door. Like they would have to come let me. That's happened such a few times. I swear to you. I don't think anybody's annoyed by that.

And then nobody in the building would know that. I called Tim. Did Tim report me? Let me check something. Let me check something. It does feel like it is glued on there. I can't really peel it off. It's not right. Maybe whoever was tired of letting her in was like, I'm going to glue this thing on here.

Maybe like she can't get in the building. How do we know she can stick a sticker? So they glued it on there. Y'all are missing the, I know. You're getting distracted by the fact that maybe I needed help twice to get in the building. That has nothing to do with this. Don't miss the main plot, which is that somebody stuck something on my car without my knowledge that has a chip in it. And I really think it is the sensor to let the garage door up because it looks like the thing, but.

Right. Well, now we need to know who put it on my car. That is the mystery. I took a picture. Mike should have a picture in his phone so he could pass it around the room. You guys can vote. I don't want it. It looks exactly like the thing.

So, Amy, what's your best guess? Why would someone want to put the... Oh, that doesn't look like the sticker? Oh, it doesn't? Not real. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Now would you be like...

That looks more like a tracking sticker. Are you serious? I don't know if a tracking sticker. I just said that. But does it look like the strippy thing to you, Bobby? Oh, that is the strippy thing. Oh, yeah, that's it. Well, who put it on my car?

It's not for this gate, though. Which gate? It's not for this building. You're being tracked, maybe. I think that's what it is. Like, it's something to allow you access somewhere, but Amy's being tracked. Okay, thank you. Round and round, we went through all of this.

Amy, I got a question. Have you had your car worked on at all? No. I mean, when I had, you've never taken it in for service? Well, when that, when they said that a rodent, a rodent was eating. Oh, so the rodent left it there. Under my hood, I had rodent activity. Okay.

Because I'm thinking maybe when you took it in, maybe they put that on there and that's how they can scan it and tell you where in the system it is like along the way and they forgot to take it off when you got out. Have you all ever taken your car in and had this kind of sticker put on your car to track where it is? I don't think she's been tracked. But let's just peel the sticker off. It's glued, dude. You can't. He can't feel it on there forever. He's not on there forever.

He's trying to peel it off and he can't. Maybe we need to get some gooby gone. Do you care if we... But I don't have a... And I don't have a fingernail, so I don't really... Well, before we remove it, can we also just internally figure out who put it on my car?

It could be like a car dealership, though, and not somebody here in the building. Don't vomit. Sounds like she's going to vomit, but I just feel This is very bizarre activity. But do you think the activity, though, could be a bit in your head since you think you're always having retaliation, since you always are scared of things happening to you, do you think a bit that paranoia to be creeping in? Yeah, but if that's part of my filter and you know that for me, then I want you to, I want you to want to help me. Like, y'all just want to be like, oh, this makes sense.

Somebody put that on your car. And I'm like, but, but if this happened to you, I'd be like, well, let's find out who. Abby, will you ask Tim, we asked Tim if you put that on there? Is he here? He's down here with me. Asked him if he put that on her car. He said no, and we are, we have three people have attempted to take it off and it is non-removable. Okay, guys, that secret thing should be removable.

That's concerning. Amy's being tracked. Yeah, she might be. Okay. Anyway, have a good day, Amy. We're going to play. There's nothing else to do right now. We'll just try to figure it out.

Okay. Like, there's nothing that we can do on the air. Okay. Well, maybe somebody techie would know what to do. If there's somebody techie out there. All right. Scam alert. First off, in the New York Post, the FBI is issuing warnings to 150 million iPhone users.

Delete this text as soon as you get it. Uh-oh. So the FBI is saying that. So they're posing as the Department of Motor Vehicles. Oh, I think I got that one. You did? Let me see. Because I just grabbed my phone, too, because I got a weird one.

I think I brought it up to you guys. Didn't I send you that link? Is that the one that got our email kicked off? That might be the one. The message looks legit, telling people if they don't pay an unpaid toll or fine. we've all had the toll one that they may be subjected to having their driving privileges revoked. The text includes a link and instructs people to reply to the message. But officials warn that it's someone trying to steal your data and urge users not to click the link,

but delete the text because those kind of text can put malware on your phone. If you accidentally even click it, like if it's in there and you click it, you can be clicking into an automatic download onto your phone. Okay, I got one just recently. the same as, I don't know if it's the same as Eddie's, but it's from the Tennessee Department of Vehicles. That's it. And it's a final notice. It's not from the Tennessee Department of Vehicles.

It's from someone posing as the Tennessee Department of Vehicles. Right, but that's the text though. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I think everybody probably has, here's my final notice. Dang, oh, $6.99. Boy, they get us with that little number two where it's like, oh, I can pay this. Wait, you got one too? Yeah.

So is yours from like a weird website? It's from like Olkenwacking 720 at Outlook.com. That's it. I'm 76. Mine's from plus 63, 931, 86. Yours is real. Click the link. Ours is for sure.

Scam. Yours is real. If I didn't complete payment by today, then they're going to take some action. We're done. We're going to jail. What's smart about this is, is the number is so low. It's $6. So someone could see it and go, well, it's only $6.

So let me pay it. It's not worth the risk of going to jail. But then once you click it, boom, they got you. Delete that one. Okay, just delete it. That's the first one. delete that one. So scam alert number two. Google is strongly encouraging millions of users to change their Gmail passwords ASAP.

What? Google has revealed that 61% of U.S. consumers have been targeted by email attacks, prompting a serious warning. All Gmail users need to change their passwords immediately, but switch from passwords to pass keys. Do you know the difference? No. Yes, you do. You just don't know you know the difference because you do. So a password is one you make up yourself.

A pass key is... Oh yeah, no, that long one. That's... Well, no, I'll never remember that. How do you remember it? Well, you put it in last pass. Or you put it in your phone and your iPhone remembers it. Which is on a cloud, which your computer remembers it.

Which someone can hack. Right. What if that gets hacked? They don't. Your iPhone is not going to get hacked unless you click that Department of Motor Vehicles. Whatever, I just got a notification from LifeLock that Russia hacked AT&T and that they got my back. That's not your iPhone. Apple does a really great job at keeping iPhones and their computers from getting hacked.

Oh, but I thought it was an ATT, AT&T Verizon. It's on my phone. Anyway, I'm just telling you what they say. Okay, so do we need to change our Google pass words now? Right now. I've had mine for 10 years. Oh. Yeah, I just sent myself a note to do it.

But is yours like Eddie 69? Like something like that's so easy from 10 years ago. It's not complicated, no. Yeah, I'd probably go to pass key. What is it? Bobby. No, I'm not telling you guys my fast. Why are you a hater?

I love Bobby. Why are you a h? Probably capital B. I love Bobby. Capital B, O, B, B, Y. Ex-a-Many. Hey, he's coming in with a hater. That's probably hers.

That's what you said. Hell, yeah, I'd give him my mind. Did you say? Did you say? No, I said, hey, oh, yeah. No. Are you drunk? No, I made a noise.

Not a word. Guys, what did she say? She said it. She said it. I don't say that. You just did. You just did. You said, hey, oh, yeah.

Yeah, I would give you my password. I didn't say, I didn't say, you can say. You can say. You can say. When have you ever heard me say, hell yeah? I guess never, yeah.

Ever. Like if I cuss, it is going to be strategic and it's probably going to be the F word. Okay. Because that one feels the best and I would never do it on the radio. Pass key can also be like your fingerprint,

your face. Oh, right. Pass keys, it can be a biometric authentication tool, fingerprint scanner, face ID. the automatic pass order keeps There's all this

Okay Okay I'll change that today Yeah I wish I had that on my Twitter man You still don't have your Twitter do you No it's over it's history It ain't am coming back If I would have had pass key though

I would have never got in Twitter sucks anyway though now Yeah Twitter's kind of a dead place Twitter sucks Let's do one more Play me that voicemail Ray Hey Bobby and friends I'm leading a gap

Morning studio Morning I have a scam alert from a text Netflix. Did you request to update the Netflix household for your account? Question mark. Tap to confirm this was you. And then there was a link. According to the AI overview, this number is a scam. Thanks for all you do. Bye. Thank you for that. And just a reminder as we do this segment, if you ever wonder if it's real or not, go up to the email that it's sent from. Click into it and see what that email address is. And if it's not from at netflix.com, it's a scam.

And no clicking links. Or as Ami would say, Hey. Lobby Bones show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Oregon. A 40-year-old man with scrolling Facebook marketplace

when he sees an ATV for sale. He's like, oh my gosh, I want it. He messages the guy says, hey, man, I don't have the $5,000 for that ATV, but I have an illegal submachine gun. I'll trade you for it. Dang. That is brave. Sounds fair.

Just throw that out. Yeah, yeah, fair. If you want it fair. But wow, okay. And he said, here's a video to prove it works. Just don't tell anybody. And he knows what he's got really well, right? Never met him before.

Yeah, yeah. And so the guy's like, oh my gosh, contacts police. Oh, no. They set up a meeting to trade the gun for the ATV. And the 40-year-old got arrested. A little bit is that guy snitch. Yes. Yes.

The guy was just looking for a fair trade, man. I got a gun. You got an ATV. TV, let's trade it. And he said, don't tell anybody. It was illegal. It was illegal. Yeah.

But 18% snitch. Yeah, now he knows exactly who you are. See, Amy's always worried about retaliation. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Here's a voicemail. Shannon in Kansas.

I'm a loyal podcast listener. I also happen to be a listener of 25 whistles. So I have a question for Eddie involving his son and the concert that he wasn't sure if he was allowed to go to or not with his friends, because his son is 17. And Eddie said he wants his kid gone at 18. So I just think it's awfully ironic that he wanted his 17-year-old son go to a concert with his friends, but he wants him out of the house at 18. And I was curious what Eddie had to say about that.

Seems like quite the jump. I have control over you now. You must have control of yourself fully. Thoughts. Simple, very simple. He's under our roof. So we have the rules. And the rules have to be whatever we decide.

Once he's 18, hey man, good luck. Hopefully we taught you everything you needed to know. You haven't. You've proven you haven't taught him everything he needs to know. Otherwise, you would have taught him how to handle himself in a situation when he's 17 to be around friends in a public place. No, so when he's like 18 or 19 and he's like, oh, my friends wanted me to go to a concert. You know, dad and mom were kind of like hesitant. So let me be on the lookout while I'm out here.

That never happened once with a kid ever in the history of their life. Ever. She brings up a good point. Like you want to be so controlling. It's not controlling. Until 17 years, 364 days. And then at 18, you're like, get out of the house with no experience and no exposure. Some people say a year is a lot of experience.

No, yours is like one second from 1759 to 18. I think that what we're doing is right. And whenever he, what do you call when he jumps the nest or flies on his own, he's going to be thinking about all that stuff that we warned him about or what we're concerned about. He's going to do everything you didn't let him do. But you're also, if you were kicking him out of 18, but he's going to be lived with you until 20-30. Hopefully he goes to college.

So that's the first step. Okay, but you go to college and also live with your parents. You did. I don't know. Away from here. I don't know about that. I don't want him to go to college right down the road. Why?

Amy, your thoughts? Yeah, Eddie's ridiculous. He should just let him go to the concert. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Uh, give me the voicemail from Kim. Hi, Bobby.

Um, just wanted to update you on some shoes I won. I feel bad because I won them for my nephew and they did not fit him. So I wanted to confess that I ended up giving them to a kid in the foster care system. He's graduating and he loves Reds. So it's going to a good home. I think they're going somewhere a little bit better. So you're still making impacts even when you don't know it. Have a good one.

Bye. Thanks for sharing that, but I need the shoes back then. That was the rule. They were not intended for that kid. You go to that kid and you get them back. You promised us. Now, that's awesome. Thank you for the update.

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