The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Amy's Big Announcement + Bobby's Most Unpopular Opinions + Lunchbox Is Convinced The World Hates Him

Episode Date: February 18, 2026

Amy has a major announcement. We try to guess but all she tells us is that it is news that will impact all of us. In the Anonymous Inbox, a listener wants to know what’s an opinion Bobby has that most people probably disagree with. He shares his Top 7. Lunchbox was down for the count for 4 days with an illness. He shares why he is now more convinced that the world hates him. Eddie met a bartender that led him to a philosophical question of if we could move anywhere in the world where would we choose?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning. So this is about that Taylor Swift terrorist attack at a concert. They ended up canceling the concert. Do you remember this, Amy? Okay, so it was in another country.

It was in Austria. They finally have identified the person. A 21-year-old man has been charged with terrorism offenses for planning to attack a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, August of 2024. The suspect is accused of being a member of a terrorist organization, made explosives, tried to illegally purchase weapons. three sold out shows by Taylor had to be canceled because they discovered the plot. Over 200,000 fans were attending, but this guy was going to go and blow it all up. Oh my gosh. He had received online instructions to make a shrapnel bomb to get it into the concert.

And then she came out, she was like, I had to cancel the shows because we got told there may be terrorist activity at the show. That's from CBS News. How about that? That was so crazy. There was all one guy, 21-year-old. Oh, yes. One guy was going to do it, but there were others helping him do it, but one guy was going in with the bomb.

Gotcha. And he was trying to buy other weapons. That guy sucks. I mean, it just makes me think about all the different times. Now, this one we know about, but different plots against certain things that get intercepted. And we never even know about that almost happened. And so they probably intercept a lot of them and go, we feel confident. and this has been so intercepted, let the show continue.

Yeah. This one, they probably felt like they didn't have a great handle on it. So we have to cancel the shows because we probably have it, but we're not sure. What a scary decision to make. You know, like, I think we're good to go and then you're not. Also, wouldn't you think what any mass gathering of people, somebody's trying to do something bad to every single mass gathering? Yeah, that's why I don't want to go to a lot of them.

Well, I just don't want to be around people, regardless of, like, terror. I don't care about it, but mostly I just like, I don't want to be around other people for the most part. But yeah, that was a crazy story, and I just saw how that kind of ended. So an Amazon driver was forced to ditch their van after following GPS instructions that drove them straight into the water.

That's so dumb. The driver drove straight into rising water Sunday and they tried to navigate a six-mile walking path where at least 100 people had previously drowned by trying to cross. the driver was trying to get to an island, like a small island to deliver the packages, and the GPS they go this way, he went that way,

and then you see the van. Okay, I'm sorry, if 100 people have previously... But he didn't know that. I know he didn't know, but why don't we have like barricades up or something? If this is an issue... Well, they probably just wash away. Coast Guard officials warned driver shouldn't try to access the 600-year-old path. The unidentified driver was forced to ditch their van.

New York Post. What if I'm going to play a little devil's advocate here because I've done this in a similar way where I'm doing it on my phone and I think I push car but I push walk. I put the human. Oh yeah. And it says oh you want to get over there

human on foot? Go this way. And he's driving the van all the sudden. I agree. It reminds me this episode of the office where Michael Scott and Dwight drive in the lake. You got seen that now? I think my office references are getting old. I don't think so.

I do. I'm starting to hit that time. That's a sad time, man. I know. They were fun for like 10 years, but I don't think people watch the office at the same level. They did even five to seven years ago.

I think I'm going to have to retire some of them. I made one to Amy the other day and I was like, I don't even know if Amy gets office reference. Yes, I do. I don't know. It's one of those time. Time marching on.

No, I think office references are fine. New, new version of Gilmore girls. I remember when I had to cut my three's company jokes, man. Star. The references just weren't hitting you want. I don't know, dude. I'll take it Mr. Farley any day. The next leader of North Korea could be a 13-year-old girl.

What? If I were a 13-year-old running a country, I don't even care of the country. I'd be the worst. I would be the worst. You're 13. Like super bratty? It would be. But how is this even possible?

What do you mean? It's Kim Jong. You can do whatever. Right. Oh, that's how. I didn't realize. Yeah. South Korea's spy agency has told lawmakers that believe the teenage daughter of Kim Jong-un,

the North Korean dictator, that the daughter's close to being designated as the country's future leader. Okay. And 13 now. Oh, man. That'd be tough. That'd be tough. And awesome. For 13.

Oh, for her. Yeah. It'd be tough for everybody else. Imagine if you worked, like, every day with her? Like, you're her assistant? And you're 51. Oh my gosh. That would be terrible.

You're listening to a little pubescent dictator tell you, oh, that's from the Guardian. Fruity coffee is the thing. I'm not a coffee drinker, so I'm not a coffee guy. But I do like fruit and pretty much everything. Fruity coffee, they're putting fruits or fruit syrups into coffee. Thoughts. Is that not a thing, though? Because they're acting like this is a newish thing.

I have never put fruit in my coffee, but I'm trying to think, like, maybe a little blueberry syrup or something might be okay. Or they're dumping blueberries or bananas, and they're calling it a banana latte. Okay. Okay. I feel like coffee tastes so bad to me that I would like it better because I would just eat the banana and pour out the coffee. Oh, the banana's going to be... Infused. Oh, no, I feel like they... Oh, I thought they just took a whole banana in the cup.

No, no, no. That would be really... They would have to make, like, a banana coffee, you know, like a mix. Like a banana puree. Or like banana syrup. Oh. Banana flavored syrup, I guess. Yeah, that's from real simple.

And then finally, also not a peanut butter guy. Hey peanut butter. But peanut butter products have been recalled in 40 states because of a foreign material. Oh, great. Well, which kind? Shoot. Thousands of peanut butter items. Well, the problem is a lot of them are made at the exact same place.

They just have a different brand on it. Yeah. Oh, that's awesome. I need all the brands because I think I have three different brands of peanut butter in my house. All right. There's 91 brands. Write it down. There we go.

Thousands of peanut butter items have been recalled from 40 states from the FDA. Ventura Foods LLC found pieces of blue plastic. The recall was initiated last April, but they have upgraded it to Class 2 this month. That means the use of or exposure to affected products may cause temporarily or medically reversible adverse health consequences. And then it says it could be serious from Cairo 7. Is that a thing, though, too? it's so small, but if you open your peanut butter and there's a big blue he may in action figure poking out, maybe just a look before you eat it? Yeah, I don't know. I feel like it could be

ground up and you don't know that it's in there. Then was it ever in there? Yeah, because what else is grounded up in your stuff? Exactly. Well, yeah, I mean, there's a certain amount of insects in your ground up nut butter. And we've talked about like, you know, the person, say like somebody dropped the plastic in there, right? Like how many times does somebody drop something in there and be like, nobody saw that? Yeah. I don't want to tell. Or like somebody's last day on the job and they pee in the tin. Oh. I know.

We'll never know. Never. Maybe this little blue thing is the least of our concerns. You ever hear the story about the person at a, I'll just say a taco place and his last day at work, he peed and pooped in the canister. What canister? Is this somebody we know? No, no, not at all. It's just an urban legend that went around when I was like in eighth grade.

And I didn't know if. No. That's messed up, man. I didn't know if it ever got to where you guys were in Texas. Well, probably local. Anything that was a local? Let's keep that local. Okay.

I know what's your news. It's the anonymous bin box to be happy. Hello, Bobby Bones. What is an opinion that you have that probably everybody else disagrees with, but you stand by it. Signed, longtime listener. I have a few of these. Number one, Home Alone is not a Christmas movie.

This is probably my most famous because I think, although Christmas is a very big part of Home Alone, I think you can make that July 4th as well. So that thing has been beat over the head a million times. Other things. Most political opinions that people have aren't researched, they're inherited. I think that. I think pretty much what you believe is what the people believe around you and what your parents taught you to believe.

And that any research you're doing is just research you're doing to further prove your opinion is right. So I believe that. I think a lot of people would get on me for that because most people want to feel. like they're actually researching with a non-biased intention. I do not think that's true. I got it. I was thinking a lot of people would agree with you on that, but I guess I see your point. Most people don't want equality.

Don't want what? Equality. They want advantage. Yeah. Most people, I'm all for equality. No, you just want advantage for yourself. I feel like that's true. I don't think people would say that, but I feel like people feel that.

I don't think social media is ruining us. I love my phone. I think social media is revealing us. Yeah, a lot of people disagree with that one. Yeah, a lot of people. I don't think it's ruining us. I think what's ruining us is people revealing themselves as being real a-holes. And people that don't have a voice that are like, since I don't have a voice, I'm going to make my voice heard,

but I'm going to make it hurt as loud as possible with the most hate-filled thing I could possibly say. Because that's the only thing that gets attention or engagement is people being polarized. having polarizing thoughts. That's another one. I have like eight. Do you want to hear the rest? Yeah. Success does not fix insecurity.

I'm the most insecure person in the whole world. I have not been fixed by my success. I think he just upgrades it a bit. I think most people don't want truth. This goes back to my political thing. They just want validation. People aren't searching for truth. People are searching to prove that they're right.

It's really hard to admit. you're wrong, especially when you've attached yourself to something for so long, i.e., let's talk politics. I think the American dream is for sure real, but it is not as easy and real as media portrays it. And media portrays it to be pretty hard, but it's brutal. You do have a shot, but it's brutal. You don't have a good shot, and the shot's getting less and less every single year. And that's it. I think he did like eight more. That was like eight. That was like eight. Total. Let me count me. Let me. I wrote down. Hold on. That was, okay, that was seven. Yeah. So that's what I would say. I think most people actually would agree if they thought about

those two. But when I say stuff. Except for the home alone one. That's a good one. People never agree on that one. I feel like you say that one just to make it from that. No, I just think you can take that and put it July 4th and it works the exact same way. The family's for a July 4th trip. Oh, Kevin. And then all of a sudden, where's Kevin is? And then all of a sudden Kevin is. But you wouldn't have the thieves breaking into. get all the gifts. Yeah, you're gone on July 4, the summer vacation. Yet there's no gifts.

And then he can't use ornaments. But you just break in to steal. And then he can't go to the church and do the Christmas. It's a rich house. Can't slip on the ice. Church. Why don't you just go down to the city hall? It's America.

The music is a big part of the movie. And you don't think there's patriotic music to play in there? I'm just saying it could work. I just don't think it works as well. Yeah, because you hadn't written it. That's my thought. Hey, that was harsh. That's the one you guys go to.

Yeah. Because the other one's like I can kind of, yeah, I think there's a time, maybe me 20 years ago would have disagreed to see on some of those. The ones that really, the one that really irritates people is that most political opinions are inherited. Because people feel like, no, I feel this way because I really feel it. No, no, no, no, no. Regardless of where you are, most things political or religious, you got from the people around you. And if you lived in Saskatchewan or you lived in Mumbai or you, It would have just been different.

Like, so that's what's up. That's how if you all matter. Yeah. I think that's true. My sister and I were just talking about how, you know, we grew up predominantly. I grew up very conservative and still in a lot of ways I am conservative and grew up told how to vote. Not from our parents, really, but like at church services. And just everybody that surrounded us, like I associated Christian with Republican, point blank.

And when I went to college and I was a Texas A&M and I met Christians that said they voted Democrat, my mind couldn't believe it. I really struggled because that was my bubble. Like I just couldn't. I was like, oh my gosh, who's going to tell them? They're not really a Christian. Like instead of being like, oh, I just having understanding that a political party shouldn't be tied to your faith. A wise man once said never trust a politician that tells you out of. vote or a preacher that tells you how to...

Wait, hold on. I got to remember this. Obviously, I don't have it right down. Never trust a politician that tells you how to pray and a preacher that tells you how to vote. Right. Although I did love a lot of people at my church for sure. I just think that it... Sometimes we weren't in the right lanes.

And I think they had a good heart and they meant well. But looking back, I just am like, oh, yeah, I... was conditioned to believe a lot of things so much so that when I got into my own world, the real world and I met more people, I couldn't even fathom that they were Christians voting a certain way. And so I just thought that that's, that was just funny to me. Because I screwed that up. I'm going to say it one more time. Never trust a politician that tells you how to pray or a preacher that tells you how to vote. I didn't make that up. That's pretty good though, right? It's really good.

No, it is good. There you go. Those would be my most popular thoughts. that most people disagree with, but I feel like they only disagree with them because they're not thinking about them. If you think about them, that's them not, I didn't discover a new star or anything. I just, I think, of course, I think them,

so I think they're right. But yeah, you get it. All right, there you go. Close it up. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me,

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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 girl. 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. I'm Ego Wode. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers, Anchorman,

Saturday Night Live and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. 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 IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Amy's got some big news, but I need a drum roll, please. And now, oh, you want to guess Amy's big news? Oh, my goodness. Come on. Come on, please. I got it. I know it, so I'm out. Lunchbox.

She's moving in with her dude. Okay. Eddie. She's getting engaged. Okay. She's gotten engaged. Okay. Morgan? I feel like it's not either one of those, and it's something personal to do with you in your house. House? Yeah. Yeah, house. She's moving in her dude's house. So she's moving out of house. Yes, into his house. All right. Re-drum roll, please. Ladies and gentlemen, now time for Amy's big news. I feel like in a way it's news that impacts all of us. Would you guys like to change your guesses? Yes. Whoa. Okay. Eddie? Amy's pregnant. That'll impact all of us. All of us. Claire Dane's got pregnant at 44, right? Yeah, something like that. Cassie Kelly, Charles Kelly's wife got pregnant in her 40s. So it happens.

And her Instagram, she was like, uh, I didn't know I could get pregnant. She got pregnant. Okay. Lunchbox, any guess? It's going to affect all of us. Yeah.

She's moving in with her dude. Okay. How is that effect? I mean, that's a lot more stories. It's a lot, you know. Emotional stuff, drama. Morgan? I feel like she has a new job.

Like, there's something that's going to take Amy's time away from the show. She's not leaving. She has a new job. Oh, she doesn't have a new job. She could. She's kind of been killing. on. Amy?

Yes. And now? Okay. Well? Amy's news. I will say it does have to do with hormones. Oh, like when you're pregnant. You got another guess?

Okay, Eddie. Oh, when you're pregnant, your hormones, they're like all over the place. I know what it is. What? It's official menopause. It's no more pre-manipause. Pre-manipause? Manipause.

Perry. Perry Minimov. And it's not manipause. She's in full-blown menopause. Okay. Okay. Like officially clinically diagnosed, full-blown. Okay.

And now, Amy's announcement. Okay, so I will say I am in perimenopause, very much so. And I have officially made an appointment for hormone replacement therapy. So I'm going to get all my blood work done. I'm seeing a doctor. I completely changed doctors from someone that I've been going to. This first... Can I play ignorance before?

you keep going for all of us. I know that was an announcement and I know to you there is significance. We don't know what that means. Yes, yes, but I'm just saying we don't know what that means. Explain it. Okay, so I watched the documentary balance a perimenopause journey.

Who didn't by the way, right guys? I missed that. Who didn't watch that one? Must see. It made me realize like I need to take this more seriously. I have had blood work done before, but you need to stay on top of it. This was a few years ago. And if you all recall, I got on some testosterone. And even then, I wasn't

really keeping up with it as I should. And then I decided just myself to get off of it. And I should have really consulted with a doctor. And so anyway, I haven't had blood work done in a few years now. So it is time. I'm going to a hormone specialist. She's a doctor. I thought she would be more difficult to get into. But I just decided to make the call, even if it was a three-month-way. I just wait. Question. Yeah. You've been to a lot of weird doctors that weren't even real doctors.

Yeah. Yeah. So it's just one of those. No. Like you would go and they'd be like. No, she's a gynecologist. They'd pull a hair from your hand and be like, oh, your little nutrients are off. Okay.

So this sort of happened too because Morgan was like, hey, I need a new doctor. And I realized I wouldn't, like, what I say to you, Morgan? Yeah, you said you didn't like yours. You're like, I'm not recommending this person. I was like, you should ask somebody else. And then I was thinking, why would I continue to go someone that I don't really like that much? Like, if I'm not even a recommend her to a friend. So I decided two things here.

I'm getting a new gynecologist. And double win for me, she also will do the hormone replacement therapy. I'm raising my hand again. Okay. We're still kind of lost, right? Yeah, yeah. I still know. To the general listener, we do not know.

Okay. Sorry. To the general male listener, we do not know what this could impact in your life. or what they're going to extract from your body? So blood. Okay. They're going to draw blood. Okay.

And then they're going to test my, what are my progesterone levels? What are my estrogen levels? What are my testosterone levels? I don't know. And then what do they do to make that different and how will you be different? They're going to give me a hormone. Like, say if I have no estrogen, they're going to give me some estrogen. Will you grow a mustache?

Oh, that would be cool. I did the testosterone and I never grew extra hair. A we're going to shave your face. You grow a wiener. I mean, I mean, I have. I shave my face for the peach fuzz, but I mean, I do have different hairs that'll pop up like on my chin. Like a goatee? No, like just a little hair and I have to like pluck it.

But that's every woman I know at some point in her life. I think that it'll impact y'all because it's going to help my mood, my. I think your mood's been great, by the way. Well, yeah. You don't. You don't see you all the time or internally like what's really happening. Like my joy, my passions, my desires. buyers, like things I'm into, things I'm not into.

Let's keep passions off. Maybe for podcasts part two. You mean passionate about lots of things. Oh, fair enough. Yeah. Fair enough. I didn't know if it was like the pull boy. You know, that type thing.

It covers it all. But you don't, like your sleep, your energy levels, like everything. Question. I just feel like I'm on the verge of some change. Like it's going to feel good. Like I'm going to feel awesome. And I'm putting a lot of hope in this basket for sure. But I feel like once I'm,

get my levels right, it'll be like new me. Hand up. Hand up. Can I do this? Yes, men should do it too. Really? Even though we're not doing paramedopause? Well, you could have low.

No, no, we have pre-manipause, though. Manopause. You didn't hear, we have pre-manipause. Maybe that's what it is, perimenopause. Okay, so when does this happen and when can we expect the results? Oh, my appointment is in eight days. And then the hormones go in when? I don't know.

I guess I've got to do this. the blood work and then I'll get the results. I'm just proud of myself. This is the kind of appointments I love to put off. They're the appointments I love to talk about and think about and, you know, want to be that person one day and now I'm actually going. And I've made a commitment to myself that I'm going to stay consistent with it. That's why I wanted to find a new doctor because obviously for me, I go in for my yearly checkups, but maybe she'll say, hey, we need to do blood work. Yeah, once a year or once every six months. I don't know. I've just never been consistent with it. So this is my pledge. I think it is a great. I think it is a great.

great example of being proactive about something that would be easy to put off. Yes. And now we have the knowledge and awareness. Like some women, you know, even just a decade ago, they might have been walking through their 40s just thinking like, oh, well, life sucks. I guess it's just the way it is. And had they known, like, oh, this is perimenopause and I can go do something about it and be a little more proactive, they could change the trajectory of how they feel.

It could save their marriage. It could save their relationships. Are you projecting? Am I projecting what? This could have saved your marriage? No. That's crazy. Eddie, that's what I thought.

Oh, man, we're so late on this. We just missed it. For me, it's too late. But for other people, maybe. Okay, so here's something I'd like to run by you. I think that's great, by the way, because I think it's a great example, even though we didn't understand. There are a lot of women out there that do understand.

And we asked really stupid questions, but they weren't meant as stupid questions. So forgive anything that we said. I don't feel like you all are asking stupid questions. I don't, I'm the one experiencing it, and I still don't even really understand what's going on. Never good then when you wanted the doctor and they're putting stuff in you if you don't know what they're putting in you. Well, I know it'll be a hormone my body already has made that it no longer is making. There is a place, and I'm going to have my crack research team, look this up as I talk, and I just saw it on TikTok. There's a place in Northwest Arkansas.

Obviously, I'm super partial to Northwest Arkansas. And they have one of those full body scan things. Like for cancer? For, I don't all. That's cool. Like you go in and I just. saw it and I wish I wanted to swipe out of it. But I just saw it and you go in and you do the whole thing where they go all the way down your body. It is called no commercial, no free ads,

because I don't even know if it's good. It's called Verilux and Rogers, Arkansas. And you go in and they do a full comprehensive whole body MRI scan. Question, if you do that, don't you figure like you're probably going to die? Or am I the only one that thinks that? Yeah, why would you go No, no, I think it's good. No, it is good. It is for sure good. But I know if I go in, they're going to find something and tell me I'm, so if I don't go, I'm not going to die. Right.

So, okay. This is the problem I have with making a will. So something similar to that, like they're not, I just Googled and they provide similar, but not directly the same type of service. But I do endorsements for something here called Kraft Body Scan, and I go in and I have the scans. And that's how I know I have a kidney stone. They told me that I have it. and I'm like waiting for the day. And maybe it'll just chill there and not do anything.

But I had to go in and be prepared. I know that I have a cyst on one of my ovaries as well. I don't want to find a cyst on my ovary. Yeah, you don't want that, dude. It's just good for me to have the information. Like, I'd rather know. If I get the information they even have an ovary, I'm going to be mad. That's trouble.

That would be bad if you had an ovary. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's best you don't know. I mean, I need to go to this place. I'm just saying that because I'm not going to go to Atlanta. I'm not going to somewhere that has this. We live in Northwest Arkansas. cancel a little bit. So Vera Lux.

How much does yours cost? I mean, I have the prices for my commercials. Like, I know the deals, but I mean, as an endorser, I got my scans comp. But like, it can range anywhere from... Nice. Well, that's how it works, guys. You go experience it, see if you liked it, and then you agree to the endorsement. So I did, and I thoroughly liked it. So they have packages anywhere from like $200 to $2,000. It depends on what you get scanned. I don't think I want to do a free one because then they won't find stuff.

like, oh, he's our guy. We need to make sure he's healthy. I want to go in as my fake name, Herb Tarlick. Well, now you told everyone. Oh. I think they would want me to find something so then I could be proactive. They would want you to find death? For your commercial?

Hi, everybody, Amy here. And you know what? I went in. They told me I'm dying in a week. No. They told me, oh, wow, early detection. This is now going to save your life. They say early detection is key.

It is. But what if they find it mid detection and it's on the back side of mid? All the more reason for somebody else to go ahead and get a scan. Yeah. Okay. I'd like to do this. What's yours called? Craft body scan.

Yeah. You should do it like Amy though. Get it comps. It's just saying. No, because his, nope, nope. Here's what's going to happen. Bobby's going to do it and they're going to be like, ooh, we'd rather hire Bobby to do our endorsements.

And I'll be like, great, thanks. Nice working with you. So are you saying you can't go to your location? Dang. Wow. I'm just kidding. You should go. They have a.

They're the same type of. Same type of thing. Before Valentine's Day, they ran a couple's heart and lungs scan. Well, how does that help me? You want a time machine to get your divorce fixed and then go pre-valentine's day. You don't give me any help here. They just scan the heart on Valentine's Day?

Heart and lungs. Dude, that's... Oh, that's pretty good. They scan your heart. You're not in love. What? You're heartbroken. What?

No. But some people, if they have heart disease that, like, runs in their family or... Yeah, and all of this, we're telling jokes in a way to make something serious. serious something you'd want to hear us talk about. I would want to know. Yeah. And by the way, I'm not been paid by any of this. Okay.

Good luck. We can't wait to get all your horse changed. My what? It's short for hormones. I was like, what did you just say? Yeah, I did too. It's just a short word for hormones. You guys, get with the lingo.

Come on. Got it. Okay. Eddie met a waitress? Bartender. Sounds weird. Oh, yeah. No, I was in a bar.

I sent at the bar. He sent it. I like that. It does at first. Which is why I said it like that, but it's really kind of cool. What's the story? Yeah, so I'm sitting at the bar, you know, and she's serving drinks. Why are you a bar, by the way?

That's a good point. He's got four kids. What's the dad doing? Send it a bar by himself? Yeah, they were having parties at school. So, uh, a bar. A co-workers like, do you want to go to a bar with me? It's right after work?

And I'm like, yeah, I'll go have a beer with you. After hour? At a bar? Yeah. During the day. I didn't so busy. Can't volunteer. No, guys, this is the weekend.

All right? Right. So I'm sitting at the bar, right? I'm moving to Thailand. I'm like, whoa, you're moving to Thailand to do what? She's like, it's a program where I can teach kids English and I'm single. Like, I don't have any ties to Nashville. So I'm moving next week to Thailand.

That would be so cool. Not to Thailand, but just to be the, have the freedom to just go. Go somewhere that you're so not uncomfortable, but it will not be comfortable because you know nothing about it. Like, that's kind of inspirational. That's what I thought. I'm like, that is so cool. And I was a little jealous and I started thinking like, If I can just go anywhere, like right now, no ties, where would I go?

Or if you could, don't say it like that, because they're going to go like, you want to leave your kids? No, no, no. Just say you're 20. Yeah, 20 years old and single. Where do I go at that moment? I'm just going to move to another country. Where would I go? What would you do?

I'd go to Fiji. The island of Fiji. You know, just go and just see what happens. Well, she has a plan to work. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You have to have a plan to work. I mean, I can find a job there at a little local restaurant or something, you know? I would think you want to be out of the boats, out of the waters.

Okay, help a fisherman. Fiji's water, right? Yeah, it's an island. Yeah. So, you'd want to go to Fiji and just live, you get to come. You're coming back in a year, by the way. Yeah, yeah, I'm not there forever. Cool.

Eddie, was she hot? I don't know. I don't know. It's a conversation, man. Don't be stupid. Was she hot? She was awesome. She was cool.

I'll accept that. Thank you. He's trying to trap you. I think that's really cool that people can do that. I didn't have, I had the ability, but I was in such a structured path for what I felt would be for my career. Like I started really young, but that would have been so cool to be able to do that. If you were to do it right now, Amy, if you could, what would you do? Or would you go?

France, because I've never been. I want to go. That's awesome. So yeah. I can tell you it's awesome. What would you do for a year? I teach English But that's a great thing

Yes yes I don't know English I mean barely Don't they already Kind of know English there Yeah but that you can learn it better Maybe I don't know I don't know

I'm just kidding I don't know what I I was in a store once buying clothes And I don't know French But I studied French in college Which doesn't mean I know French And so I'm Jean-Bippe

Bobby da da and I was just trying as hard as I could talk about a shirt. And I was really struggling. And the guy goes, dude, I know English. And he was totally French, but I was like,

oh, thank. But I was really trying. Yeah. Yeah, be cool. Lunchbox? Man,

if I moved to a country. It can be anywhere. Yeah, yeah. I'm just trying to think I've never been, I mean, I never thought this is a possibility. I've never thought about like, you get a year.

The world. Right now, right now. I'll go to Australia. That seems like, like the pictures online look really cool. It's cool. It's right by Fiji so we can hang out. They're driving on the wrong side of the road, but it's cool. Yeah, I mean, I don't know anything about it.

I've just seen pictures. What would you do? I've worked in a little restaurant on the beach. I mean, because they're going to say English. I was going to, but then I was like, they know English. They know English. So I would just work at a little shop and just, I don't know. It would be, I think it would be cool.

Don't know anything about it. So we'll go there. You work at a bookstore. That's cool, too. Yeah. Oh, that's magical. That's like a story. And I think you would probably learn the language a little more if you were totally just engrossed in all.

You guys are going to laugh at mine. Oh, don't even say it. If you say it, I'm going to lose it. For a year, I'd move to Fayeville. Stop! You're so dumb. You're so dumb. You're so...

No, no, no. Anywhere in the world. But I've been a lot of places, right? No, no, no. Like, for like a week. No, no, no. This is what I would teach. English?

No, but I would teach at the University of Arkansas. And I would have, I would have, you know, what I would do, I have season tickets to everything. I would go to everything. Who cares? I would go to every softball game, baseball game, basketball game, obviously football games. I would go to gymnastics. I would just, I would have live right by campus, and I would just go to all the games, and I would teach. So you'd go back to college. I would teach television,

podcasting radio, and that would be what I would do for a year. Okay. And what a waste of a year. So, but I've been to all the places you guys have talked about. You haven't been to Fiji? Yeah, I haven't. I'm good. I don't like water. You have been to Australia, though. And I've been to France. Yeah. But I seriously... You've been to Fayetteville five million times. And I love it.

And I would want to go there for a year and just teach and be a part of the system. Oh my gosh. Okay. Y'all, we can't hate. No, no, there are no rules. We absolutely can hate. There are no rules. There's no rules about hating.

Literally no rules. And to that point, there's no rules about hating. He had a good point. We all chose somewhere far away, but like we could have, like, I, how cool would it be to go to, like, Montana and work on a ranch? Right. Oh, stupid. You're stupid.

You're stupid, ugly idiot. You're stupid, ugly idiot. Montana would be kind of cool So like that's just Bobby's Montana Yes and I would go and teach at the place that I love the most And I'm a doctor that have coming doctor Yeah yeah have fun man I would but mostly I would just go to everything

I would go to every game I'd go to swim meets What? No why I got a track Boring What are you Quit hating on his dream man Let's go watch them do the brush stroke

Oh yeah great meat man And I'd be like, woo, pig suey. It'd be awesome. That would be really amazing. I'm thinking about going back and just teaching anyway for a couple weeks a year. Oh, so you can do it anyway. But I can't for a year because I can't go to all the... Yeah, yeah.

Wait, you're thinking about doing that or they've asked you to do that? I'm thinking about it. So if you think about it... What's my motto in life? Oh, yes. You're already a professor, aren't you? I can do anything I want. I know.

I literally, the world is bendable. I can do anything I want. But that would be we're going to Fayetteville too? I just set up a microphone there. Oh. I guess I'm at a swim. How's everybody doing? Let's go around the room.

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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. 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

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There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, lunchbox got super sick. He had strep throat. And if you saw the pictures online, his throat wasn't the thing that was swollen. It was his eyes. It looked like if you've seen Hitch, whenever he has an allergic reaction and his whole face swells up. And all of us were like,

That's not a strep throw. That's strep face. Yeah, the whole face. So I do want to play the audio of Lunchbox being sick. So would you play that, Ray? I'm looking matter. That lives is swollen. My eyes.

It's falling in my eyes. It's not good. Strap throat. Strap. Were you thinking you playing that up a little bit? Wait, what? That is literally how I sounded. All I saw, that's, okay, so I, that's what he posted.

I could. I couldn't talk. What day was that? That was on Saturday morning. Oh my goodness. Oh my gosh. Because I couldn't have the volume up whenever I saw his post. I just had to look.

And I know. I mean, that just sounds so much worse. Well, I guess I wasn't breathing as well as I thought I was. Like I mean, like I said, I was every 30 minutes I'd wake up when I was sleeping because I was like, oh, I'm not comfortable. But I guess it was because I couldn't get air. So that's not the reason the world hates him. Oh, that's not? No, he got sick. He's got a reason he thinks the world hates him.

Survivor, season 50, guys. They tease this thing. They're going to hide immunity idols in all 50 states. If you go find the immunity idol, guess what? You get to go to Los Angeles for the live reunion special. Meet all the cast. Hang out with Jeff Probst, everything. And when did they do the reveal for Tennessee? to get I don't want to find the idol. Saturday, February 14th, when I sounded like this. Play it again, please.

My lips just one in my eyes are just wanting it really tough. It's not good. It's trod through it. Did you also hurt? Oh, I hurt. I was in pain. I couldn't. It was miserable.

What if you didn't have that happening? I would have been on that idol. Because that idol was located one point, one miles from this studio right here. In a park that I have been to over a hundred times since I have lived here in Nashville. I know it like the back of my hand. And I would have been there digging in the dirt with that idol in my hand, my ticket to Los Angeles. And the day the search happens is when I am infected with whatever I had.

When I couldn't talk, I couldn't move. I was in pain, and once again, the world is out to get me. The world hates me. My chance to go to Los Angeles, be in the crowd. Jeff Brokes, meet me and be like, you know what? We need you on season 52. So you think you getting sick kept you from not only finding the idol and hanging out at a celebration of season 50 that they would have wanted you on 52?

Correct. They would have seen me, they would have met me, my energy. they'd have been like, look, man, we've already, we're in the middle of season 51 filming, but 52, you're our guy. That was the vision I had of what was going to happen. Oh my gosh. It just wrecks me. Why the world is every time I try to get a step ahead and then I just get knocked down again. You sound like, well, chumbawamba.

Yeah, tub thumping. Yeah, you get knocked down. You get up again. But when you get up, it's too late and the idol's already been found. It's already been found. I mean, that, do you not agree with me that that's reason 1,9002? Wait. It doesn't matter, but yes, we think that's very unfortunate.

Oh, my gosh. I had signed up on the website, getting the emails about, hey, it's coming. Two days till the release of the clues are. One day, are you counting down with us? And I'm like, yeah, I'm counting down. No, I don't know anymore. Can't count. Oh, you can't.

And none of you thought it to go, you thought it. It's not a word. None of you, you didn't think to go and look sick or you were just so sick. I was so sick. It didn't matter. I think they would have, I mean, it would have been bad. Yeah. I couldn't have done it. I'm sorry that happened. Oh, are you saying, are you saying that if you found it and they were like, you're the winner and then you're like,

Aaron Burr. They'd be like, oh, you can't be the winner. Right. Oh. It did sound like the milk commercial from back in the day. Do you remember that? Aaron Burr. Was he calling a radio station?

Aaron Burr. It was a question about the gunfight, and Aaron Burr is the one that ended up shooting and killing Alexander Hamilton. Yes. And he's like, cholerate. And he's got a cookie in his mouth. Oh, what's the answer? Emma. Because he didn't have milk to wash the cookie.

Yeah, he kind of sounded like this right here. I'm looking at her. My lois is swollen. I'm just going to strong through. I have my eyes. I can't help but laugh. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that happened.

I am sorry that happened to you. That's not terrible. It's brutal. Absolutely brutal. A few of us are headed down to Atlanta on Friday, March 13th. We want you to join us. And there's a way for you to get there regardless of where you live. You guys know about this, right?

Oh, yeah. Okay. Oh, yeah. We do. News to you guys. Uh-oh. Corey Ken and Megan Patrick are performing live at the Coke Colaroxi. Dustin Lynch is DJ in the show.

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No, I didn't know we were doing that. No one told you? Check your email. This is one of those things. We're like, we have emails about it. Well, I got approached personally for it. Also, I don't know. Is he going?

He's on the email. Okay, thank God. Oh, my God. Wait. Why? Well, what if they didn't ask him to go? He's just now finding out on the air. Well, that would be reason number two thousand.

It's like when we did our cruise thing and then he found out he didn't get the same room the Amy got it, right? Yeah, that was pretty bad too. Still bad luck. Yes, he's on the email. Okay, thank God. Okay. So anyway, go to Bobbybones.com. I was going to lose my.

Again, we're going to provide all. Do you ever think you're just so angry all the time? Your immune system is like scared and it just is bad? No. Because you always like, ugh, I'm so mad and your immune system just gets exhausted. And as it's getting mad with you, like germs come in? I don't think so, man. There's no scientific proof behind that.

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And you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Lunch box, more game two. Steve Redavich 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. This is the Bobby Bones show. Now time for the morning, Corny.

The Morning Corny. What is Mozart doing these days? Is he? Is he? No, no, no. What is Mozart doing? Decomposing. Oh, dang.

That's pretty good. That was the Morning Corny. Bobby Bones show Boneyhead This story comes us from New Jersey What is more fun than doing donuts in your car Doing donuts on ice Of a frozen lake

A dude drove his truck out there In the middle of the lake Doing donuts And then No The lake wasn't frozen enough Yeah there goes the truck Down into the water

He get out He was able to climb out, get on the roof, and jump back onto the ice, but all you see is the tip top of the truck still stuck in the ice in the middle of the lake. Terrible. Why would you ever do that? We don't live in a cold weather climate. I wonder, is anybody?

Ray? Ray. Ray was so young. Did they let you know on the news if the ice is thick enough to go on the ponds? Yeah, those will get thick enough, but none of the Great Lakes will get thick enough. He wasn't on a Great Lake. He wasn't on like Huron. You would know.

after about a month it's good. But does the news have a, okay, the lakes are now because it's been cold for so long, safe to get on? No, you just throw a rock on it, and throw a stick on it, then you have a buddy go stand on it, then you're like, all right, it's good to go. No chance. I feel like that's probably not accurate. And the weight of a car? Yeah.

Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Over to Andrew, who is in Illinois. Andrew, you're on the show. I was listening last week. I produced an independent audio drama, like a fiction podcast. and I heard Eddie doing his voiceover audition last week

and my man's got chopped. Stop. So I was just wanting to know if Eddie would, I've got like one character. It's in like two chapters of the podcast. And I was going to say, Eddie, you did such a good job on your audition.

I'd love for you to voice a character. I'm in. Like, I'm in. Well, let me do some research on this character. Dude, let's talk.

This is awesome. Does he get paid? We'll talk about that later. We don't hear this guy now. And also, I would say, who cares? Just get a real. Exactly. Oh yeah, because experience is good for him.

That's what I'm on the resume. Yeah. Yeah. And you don't even know if anybody listens to this podcast. It doesn't matter. It's probably not even real. I'm thinking based on it goes on the resume, he's, you're probably doing it for free. Amy's being a hater too.

Dang, Amy. He's being a hater too? Yes. No. You just hated. No, you just hated. Instead of being encouraging, you started going, is it getting paid. I'm encouraging.

No, I feel like to put out the resume. It is. You're right. You know why? Because she wants to do it too. I do. Yes, she does. But I'm happy for Eddie.

I mean, so ridiculous. Okay. Do you have any females? No, everybody taking bread. Andrew, would you mind telling us a little bit about this podcast? Yeah, so we peaked at number three on the Apple Fiction Chart, and we stayed in the top 40 for the entire run of season one. So lunch, people are listening.

It's kind of a coming-of-age sci-fi story set in this fictional town called Milton that's surrounded by these dark woods called The Void. And so Eddie's character would be the local leatherman. His name would be Dan Dan, Dan, the weatherman. Dan, the weatherman. You think you do that? I can easily do that. And how much, like, does he need to play, like, a specific type of weatherman, like, high-energy

weatherman, or is he just playing himself? He would be himself. This would be, like, on-camera weatherman. This is kind of behind the scenes. So just being himself. I think just doing this and adding it to your VO resume. My voiceover resume. Yeah.

Oh, your voice acting resume. Yeah. Dude, yes. That's what I'm. thing. I'm thinking reps too, like practice, other characters. So the question, first of all, is this paid? So the way I do, so it is a truly independent production. And what I do is I just take 20% of all revenue and I divide it up amongst the cast. So he would just get put into the revenue share. Just get thrown in the pie. I'm in. And then what's his workload? He would be in

two chapters for season two. It would literally be, I mean, you guys obviously have a studio. So I would send him a script with some notes, and then he could just do it and email me the file. Like a couple pages. Like how much? Yeah, I mean, 20 minutes tops for both chapters. Not bad. That's perfect. You feel like you want to do this?

Dude, I'm so feeling like I want to do this. Okay. Amy, your thoughts. Not bad. You've had a second to just recalibrate. Come on, Amy. Be yourself now. Go ahead and hate, Amy.

It's just a joke. Now, she already did hate. I'm asking her not to hate us. No, sorry. No. Well, I'm going to do what I want to do. I think you already did. You're positive Amy, though.

Yeah, I know. I'm saying I'm happy for you. This is great. You screamed money and then is there a role for me? That's what you did in the first 10 seconds of this call. Well, let's just say there's a fish. Maybe I've always wanted to be a fish. So just keep that in mind.

I don't know if they have a... This is not a fish. It's not about you guys. Milton or Melton, wherever this story of sci-by, there are no fish. Wait, so it's a coming-of-age story. Whatever that means. Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan. as a young boy is learning in life that he's experimenting,

Dan, the Weatherman, with learning the weather, but also women and men. It's your coming of age. I didn't catch that part of this. Is that right? There's probably younger characters and then you're the weather. Amy, when you were talking about holiday harmony and all that, you didn't hear me jump in and be like, I want to do that. I'm sorry.

Actually, you did. No, actually, you all auditioned for it and Amy won, but you didn't get mad. Oh, on the show? Yeah, we read, yeah, a few lines. Wasn't that what you got red lines for? Did you just get, no, I think they just... Yeah, but I was definitely already had the part. Dang.

Hey, I have definitely been offered the part right now. You are and that's... Yeah, for something, no one's never heard of, man. But nobody's ever heard of anything until they hear of it. Exactly. Can he give me the name of this so I can look it up to... No, because we're not allowing... Good.

Hate. We're not. Just love. Just love. Do support. Encourage me. We were number three on the fiction something... It's a chart, man.

What number are you right now? I'm probably number five. No, you're not. You're not. You have no idea. You just make up a chart and you're number two on it. I mean...

Hey, uh, Andrew, Andrew, what I'm going to do is I'm going to put you on hold and get your contact information. Hold on, Andrew. Have you ever heard my voice? Like, what do you... Why did you call for Eddie?

Because Eddie's auditioning. Eddie took his shot. He did the voice. He did the audition. Yeah, he did. Oh, my gosh. Thank you, Andrew. Andrew, I will get your information.

We'll get it over to Eddie. And I would love to hear once this is done. The final product? I would like to clarify, all I was pointing out is Eddie might be doing this for free. No, you put your fingers in there and rubbed them together for money. That nobody could hear. So I'm going to point out exactly what happened.

I was trying to see if Eddie would ask the question and then I just decided to ask it. Secondly, you said, is there a role for me before Eddie could even have a conversation? I said, you said, it sounds like maybe you want in on this. And I was like, yeah, you're probably right. So I got a little. We saw with our own eyes. We witnessed it all. The truth.

You can't change it. No. Man, the way you ask questions, though, I got to start doing that. What do you mean? Like, I was just like, I'm in, sign me up. And you're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, how much work? Where's the money coming in? I'm also not saying you need to get paid a bunch or you need to do a limit.

But you just should know what the story was about. I didn't even know what the character was. I didn't even know what the character was. What if you're Epstein's best friend? Right. And you're playing it. That's what you don't want. You got to ask those type of questions. You're so good at that.

Okay. Hey, Andrew, stay on hold, okay? Yeah, thanks. Okay. Bye, Andrew. No, don't suck up to Andrew now. I'm just kidding. All right, everybody out there.

Thank you for listening today. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobo Steve, executive producer. Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones.

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