The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Bobby Addressed ‘Cheating On DWTS’+  Lunchbox Screwed Up BIG! + Never Gonna Get It + Amy Has An Existential Crisis On-Air + Music Draft

Episode Date: September 17, 2025

Bobby addressed the story that came out yesterday over his controversial win. Lunchbox is on a mission to be a contestant on the Price Is Right. He revealed how he just had a monumental screw up in his journey.  In Never Gonna Get it, the question is: This was once a common sound, but in the past year, only about one in 1000 of us have heard it. What is it? We talked about the unhappiest ages of Americans leading Amy to have an existential crisis on the air. We drafted the best songs that start with A. But we didn't know the letter until the segment started and it was so hard today. Lunchbox wants to know if you think this guy is a loser that he saw at a skating rink alone but crushing it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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podcasts. What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning. We're going to do a draft, and it's going to be songs that start with a certain letter. We do not know what the letter is. Mike will hit it now. A.

A. A. Okay, songs that start with the letter A. We roll the dice backstage as well. I will go first. I have 30 seconds. Go. Songs just start with the letter A.

Man. I have 19 seconds and I got nothing. Uh-oh. I got nothing. You got nothing? No, I have eight seconds. You're going to get poop. I know.

I'm going to go with... Oh my goodness. I'm going to go with a little song by the name of... Oh, my... All in the family theme. This is crazy, dude. I got nothing. I hate going first.

That's the first is the hard. artist position. All right. I'm out. I got all in the family theme. I mean, that's a song. Oh, Amy, you're up. Amarillo by morning.

Oh, Amy with a home run. Ramundo? Toby Keith, American Soldier. Good one. Are they written with the artist, like on the voting? No.

Just the title. Lunchbox? Yeah, I'm thinking, man. I had nothing. I had nothing. That's tough, dude. First overall picks the worst on this one. Yeah, I'm going to go with All About That Bass.

Megan Trainer. Oregon? Oh, you're out. Eddie? Man, I'm going to go with a little song. You guys might not know it. It's called Amazing Grace. Oh, my God.

Oh, wow. That's good. Oh, my gosh. I'm for sure out of this one. When that came in my mind, I'm like, this is awesome. I couldn't think of a single song. Yeah, it's tough, dude. Okay.

Eddie, round two. Think draft. Any man of mine. Wow. That's so good. By the way, to our listeners, we can't Google. It's so hard. If we can Google out of God something.

Yeah, we can't Google. Okay, lunchbox. Yeah, I'm going to go with All-Star by Smash Mouth. That's good lunch. Raymondam, it's a city. Austin, Blake Shelton. Good job. Amy?

Is this how this goes? Okay. Is it called? If I say it and it's the wrong title, is that poop? Yeah. Well, you can talk it out. Okay. But we can't give you a yes or a no.

Okay. I've gotten thinking of an A'sabase. All that she wants is another baby. So I think it's all that she wants. Is that your answer? But could it be baby? I guess I'm going to go with all that she wants. That's right.

That's it. Okay, thanks. I'm going to go with American Pie. Oh, dude, that's a good one. My number one, though, has screwed me so hard that it doesn't matter. What? Don McLean, American Pie? Bye-bye.

It's not bye-bye, Miss American Pie. No. Okay, so I have all in the family theme in American Pie. And add to that, I'm going to do my favorite song, the top three favorite song of all time. Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. Good one. I had that.

Okay. See, man, all you needed was time. Just a little bit of time. Pressure number one got me. Next up, Amy, you have Amarola by morning and all that she wants. I know, and you took A-No Sunshine. Oh, did you have that one? Yes, that was my third one.

I don't have anything. That's what I was doing. I was going, I'll, oh. Ain't, Amy. Amy, what you want to do? I don't know the name of that song, no. I think I'm in love with you for America the Beautiful. Great.

That's a great fallback. Good job. Great fallback. Here's a strong. Ramundo, you got American Soldier in Austin. Yeah, I have two in my head and I talk it out. It's a new kid's song. Yeah, it's APT.

APT? APTA, pat, butte. That would be a tough translation though in the old vote. It's like apartment. Lunchbox. Yeah, I'm trying to think, man. Oh, man. You have all about that base an All-Star.

Yeah. I'll start with an A. God, Lee. Ten seconds? Um, what in the world is the song? Three? I'll go. Answer?

ABC, one, two, three, Jackson five. It's good? A.V.C. Yeah, good one. Is that what it's called? ABC, one, two, three? I don't know. It probably is. Yeah, I think it's ABC and like parentheses is one, two, three.

That works. All right, Eddie. I'm going to go with... Talk it out, man. That's your last one. What do you got down there? Well, the only word I have is all, you know? And, like, inspired by all in the family theme song.

It's the only word I have. I have, like, all I want to do is have some fun. That's kind of good. I'm not sure if that's what it's called, though, or it's called Santa Monica Boulevard. I don't know. But I also have all the small things. So I'm going to go with Link 1.88 to all the small things.

Strong, strong. The other one that I had way too late, as it always happens, is Ain't a Mountain High. Ain't a mountain high, ain't no valley low. Yeah, that's a good one. What did you come up with? Taylor Swift all too well. 10-minute version. And you hit it with the 10-minute version.

I got all the votes. parentheses, 10-minute version. That's a disaster. For those wondering, though, where Glenn Mela plays. Oh, that's the theme song? The hit parade Those are the days.

People love that song. No, they don't. My team is All in the Family theme song, American Pie, and Ain't No Sunshine. Amy has Amarillo by Morning, all that she wants, in America the Beautiful.

Ray has American Soldier, Austin, and Appetit. Right? I don't even know. Lunchbox has all about that base, All-Star and ABC, one, two, three, and Eddie has amazing grace. Any man of mine and all the

small things. Yeah. I mean, Bobby could still win with American Pie and that other one. I'm out. I will lose this one. I'm going to fight, but there's no way I win this one. I'm in last place. Go vote, bobbybones.com. Vote on your favorite full team, not just on the first overall pick, but your favorite full team, bobbybones.com.

Go check it out. Hello, Bobby Bones. I was walking my daughter. We're walking home from school. I noticed a group of kids watching two other kids fight. The kids were probably 10 or 11 years old. I yelled at them to stop. They all just looked at me and kept fighting. I didn't get any more involved because I don't want to grab a kid that's not mine. So I decided to stay out of it. My wife thought I shouldn't have left the scene till it was broken up. What would you do if you came across a group of young kids fighting? Would you stop it or just keep walking? Would you care if a stranger stopped your kids? from fighting with another kid. Signed, parent on the fence. I think one, you probably want someone to stop your kid from hiding. Yes, yeah. I think it gets a little dicey if it's like you touching the kids. I mean, if a kid's beat another kid up big time, you can pull them off.

And I think you can yell to stop. But I don't think you can just jump in and start grabbing kids. What do you think? Well, I don't know. They'd have to be pretty small for me to jump in. Because, like, I don't want to get, I don't want to get beat up. But yeah, I would intervene. I have no problem with that.

I don't even think I would assume their parents would want me to intervene. I wouldn't think like, oh, their parents could be mad at me for trying to stop them from fighting. Yeah, I don't think I would keep walking. Yeah. That's what they did here. They just had to walk off. Yeah. I think I would yell and then keep yelling and just be so annoying that they go fight somewhere else.

And then maybe, and they're a walk to the other place, they go, maybe we shouldn't fight. Maybe we should work together. And then they remember what I said about Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock recording a song together. then they go and record a song together. Next thing you know, they're Dan and Shea and they're a duo making in the world. You never know what's going to happen. I think you can stop the fight. I think if someone's beating another kid up, you can physically restrain one,

but I wouldn't be touching kids just in general. Because next thing you know, it's like lunchbox used to do is a prank to get somebody to touch them. And they're like, don't touch me. Don't touch me. Yeah, true. I don't know. Am I wrong? No, I mean, you never know with kids or anybody.

Man, it's so hard. It's an awkward situation to get involved with other people's kids. But if there's a fight going on, it takes a village, man. You got to step up and be the adult. And you got to kind of touch them to separate them. To separate them is one thing. I said that's okay. And that's, but that, yeah, I'd intervene for sure.

Because I would want somebody to stop my kids from fighting. I think so too. It's just a fine line of touching kids. And don't clip that. That would be weird. Yeah. What are we going to say? Well, he's right.

Like him saying it takes a village. It makes me think of someone that shared something on Instagram the other day about that, of how like we've, we need a village and we need to kind of parent each other's kids and we've lost that out of fear. To your point, Bobby, of like, oh, what is this other parents going to think of me or you don't need to do that. But somewhere along the line, like in the last, you know, 20, 30 years, that has declined, like us parenting other kids. And we, it's not terrible to intervene at times. But I guess it's just sensitive because, like, you can't touch other people's kids. You don't want to get in trouble. And you don't want to, like, yell too much because everybody,

so many parents are scared of, like, the parents that are, what do they call? like free range or passive parenting or just kind of let their kids do whatever I think it takes the village is fine in theory but there are idiots in villages I know that's the problem and it takes it takes one idiot in order to really mess up yeah like did there used to be less idiots or something no just idiots weren't as affected by the internet and they didn't think they knew everything okay yeah so I'm not a big subscriber to it takes a village because there are too many idiots in the village there are lots of idiots everywhere can you like can you get like a like a special pass like I'm not an idiot

You proved that you're not an idiot So you get a pass? Yeah, like I'm allowed to be a part of the village I think we agree You should stop the fight It just gets dicey if you gotta be grabbing kids Yeah But don't clip that

I think you did the wrong thing by leaving it The email, I think you can't leave that fight Yeah Because somebody can get hurt He's a man, right? Yeah, he's a man, he's 40 All right, there you go That's it, close it up

I started randomly popping up in different feeds yesterday. And it was in my for you page, but it was me. I thought that was weird, but like the New York Post, page six, other sites started to pick up. Or I had said I cheated on Dancing with the Stars. Oh. And I, well, yeah, it was weird because the most random things get picked up by these outlets. And because that show premiered last night, it's a news story.

I talk about that when and that show so much around this time of the year because they announced the cast, they do. And then people are like, you were on the show. Why did you win? You sucked, right? It's just so much of that. And so I started popping up on all these feeds. And it turns out I went on Jason Tartick's podcast and we were talking about money and finances. And he had asked how much I'd made on that show. And I said, you know, when you do that show, week one, you make nothing because everybody comes back. And then the longer you survive, the more money you make. It's like $10,000 for the second week, $10,000, $20,000, $20,000. It ends up. being for the last two episodes, $50,000 an episode, all in because they give you a base. It's around $400,000. So that's what I made doing that show. And so I said that and I said, I also cheated on that show or I wouldn't have won.

And that's where everybody picked it up and sensationalize the headline so much. Because there's a rule on that show that you're only supposed to train for four hours. I was so far behind that I trained for way more than four hours because I would train with Sharna for four and then I would record the whole session and then rent a studio. by myself, go pay for a studio, not tell the producers, and then just work by myself for sometimes two, three, four hours until I could get my part a little better to go into the room the next day. So when I say I cheated, that's what I meant. I didn't actually manipulate any rules. They did change the rules after I left, but yeah, I didn't do anything that gave me an advantage

over anybody else except for I just worked more. Well, yeah, an advantage that, I mean, that they couldn't have done. Like, they could have done that if anyone could. Yeah. For sure. And not only that, they pretty much all of them except DeMarcus Ware had some sort of dance experience on my season. So I was just trying to catch up. Yeah. They all cheated his kids when they were training. But the headline was, and I can just read you the headline because I screenshot it, it's a good headline. It says Bobby Bones admits he cheated on dancing with the stars before controversial season 27 win. I mean, I'd click on that. Me too. And it said, Bobby Bones just made his win even more controversial, admitting he cheated. So really, by cheated, you just worked hard. Yeah.

You're really not supposed to train more because people that have no experience or they, their bodies aren't in shape, they will get hurt and then they'll be removed from the show. Oh. So that's why those parameters are put into place. But how do they stop you from like, in your living room? Exactly. Exactly. There's nothing wrong with that.

I agree. And cheat it was kind of, I broke, I broke the rule that they had put on us, but they put it on us so we wouldn't hurt ourselves. And I would have never survived otherwise. I was surviving. Was it a rule where like if they found out, like you would get fined or? I don't know. Spank. Spang, yeah. That's what they do there. Well, I don't know. You know, punished in some sort of way. So if you see that I cheated, I didn't really cheat. I kind of, well, if I cheated it, then I cheat all the time. in life constantly because I just went and did work and didn't tell anybody that I was doing the work. So I didn't watch the premiere last night. They've kind of blackballed me from the show. So I root for people. I'm going to have Emma Slater on one of the dancers on the Bobbycast later this week and we'll have her on the show. So I root for her. Sean is not on the show currently. I did see where Jordan Hudson was supposed to do the show. And apparently she backed out last minute.

Now this is all rumors because there's a male dancer named Sasha who I really like. and knew him from the show. And he wasn't on the show. He's always a dancer on the show. He's always one of the professionals. And I was like, that's weird that Sasha's not on. And then I read that his partner, and again, this is from mostly message boards

and seeing stuff online, his partner backed out. And then I started digging who his partner was, and supposedly Bill Belichick's girlfriend was supposed to do that show. And she backed out. And she backed out. She should have done it because it would have helped her image. So if she backs out, then, I mean,

whoever those people that's they're out that season like Sasha's out the entire season because of them yeah especially if it's a last minute pull out when you think it would have felt I guess it would have helped her image if she came off as likable I think she would have though I think I don't know you don't give any what I did on that show because cameras are always on you always if you're practicing for four hours there's a camera and a microphone on you the entire time they can't put anything in a package if you don't give it to them it's any reality show if you're you're you don't give it to them, they can't put it in. So don't give it to them.

While you're training, just put a little note in your head. Don't be a douche till it's over. Until it's over. Yeah, don't, like, get emotional because you can't figure it out if you don't want that being on camera until it's over. Could they even take something where you just say it like sarcastically and then... They can, but if you don't give it to them, they can't use it. So anyway, I cheated, I guess, on Dancing with the Stars.

I guess. It was against the rule, but you're right. I could have done it in my living room. Yeah. Or even in your mind. Well, that's not really the same. You've got to build muscle memory. No, that's build muscle memory for sure. Michael Jordan.

You don't think he's practicing those shots a million times. In his mind. Yeah, visualization. Yes, no. Visual, that's a thing, but if you don't know it, you can't just visualize learning it. He always would picture himself. Okay, you can't tell me about Michael Jordan. In the basket. So that's the story. I just wanted to say what the story was here.

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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.

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Skating rink. And you want to know, are you a loser if you do this? And I mean, I went there with my kids. It's a Friday night. You know, I'm thinking a bunch of kids are going to be roller skating and we're paying at the window. And there's a grown man behind me waiting to pay with his custom skates, no kids, no friends. Are you a loser if you go to the skating rink as an adult by yourself? I mean, I've witnessed something similar and it is a little odd, but I just chalk it up to this is their hobby and they're very much.

into it and who am I to judge if they're very much into something. Did you watch them skate? Oh, let me tell you. I bet they were so good. So good. So good. I mean, flying around the rink, forward, backwards, switching forwards and backwards and weaving in and out of people.

But I'm like, you look like a loser, dude. You have no friends. And then he would go and get his drink and sit down in the corner with his little cup and drink and then get back and wipe off the sweat from his forehead and skate some more. And I'm like, he didn't talk. I mean, what a loser. Man, I hate to call him a loser because if he's not hurting anybody and that's the only time he can skate, what's he supposed to do? Or the inline skates?

No, they were like four wheels. Four wheels, yeah, and they had like really looking fancy wheels and all black, like leather. Did his presentation look losery? Just the fact that he was there by himself. Yeah, but I don't think that makes you're a creep because I didn't say creep. I said loser. Fine lines. at a skating ring because you did say there are kids there.

You know it's going to be a bunch of kids and there's no need for you to go there zooming around like, oh, look at me. I'm a Billy Badd. I'm going to go not a loser. A little weird, but also if that's what you enjoy doing and that's the only time you can go do it, dude, go be you. Like, that's awesome. It's also brave to go do that because you're going to have people go, what a loser.

Eddie? I've seen it. I mean, lunchbox, I'm with. you where I saw it for the first time and be like, oh my gosh, this guy is a loser. For sure. Have we all seen the same guy? Maybe. You have secondhand embarrassment for them.

But here's the thing. Here's the thing. The music's awesome. The lights are cool. The floor is smooth. There's really no other place. If that's your thing, there's no other place to go do that other than the skating ring.

He's probably got a job in the day. And so what night of the week? Friday night. He's waiting all week long ago. Friday night. You want to show off your skills. You have to go on a night where everybody's there. Yeah.

Oh, don't worry, the limbo competition where there's all these little kids, you know, that don't know how to skate trying to do the limbo. Don't worry, Mr. Professional's doing the limbo. Did he win? Yes. Yeah. And what do you get a free Coke from the concessions? They're like, come on, dude. Let the kids have it.

Like, what a loser. I mean, absolute loser. I feel like if that was your skill, though, you would be doing that. I would go in the middle of the day when there's no one there. Can't win a Coke in the middle of the day. Oh my gosh. I was so, I had secondhand embarrassment. I was just like, this is so awkward.

And I figure he does it every Friday night thing. For sure. Maybe, yeah. So two to two, Morgan, you can be the casting vote. Lose it or not loser? No, I think this is awesome. I do too. I think it's awesome, too.

You have to go after things that you want to do and not everybody's going to be about what you want to do. So this guy is just living his best life. Morgan, if you were single and some dude was like, hey, you're like, what do you like to do on Friday nights? He's like, oh, I go to the skating rink by myself. You would, you'd be out of there. No.

I actually wouldn't because it's a hobby. Hold on. No, no, no. It's a hobby, guys. Like, I would be more happy that you have a hobby than instead, him being like, I sit at home by myself. I don't have any friends. At least he's trying to get out there. At least he's trying to do things.

Wait, he's not going to make friends at the skating rink. He might. They're 10-year-olds. He is trying to make friends that makes him creepy. That's true. Those are kids. I don't think he's a loser. I think it's a bit of another.

unorthodox way to spend a Friday night as an adult. But what else he's supposed to do if you've been skating your whole life? No, go skate down the sidewalk, man. No, it's not smooth. Not room. They don't have the dip by freak nasty playing over the top. No limbo competition.

No free coke when you win limbo. So, yeah, you guys are all skate. Eddie said he went to the skating rink. It was a birthday party. Yeah, it was a birthday party. One of my son's friends was having a birthday party. By the way, how did your body do? I didn't skate.

Oh, you didn't skate? No, I'm not touching skates anymore, dude. I'm not doing it. No. Oh, yeah. Because I broke my arm the last time I was skating. Got it. No, but we went and it was like at 2 o'clock and the party ended like at 4.

But my kids wanted to keep skating. We stayed till like 8.30. Like just skating. They just kept skating because it's already paid for with a party. So what's the question? Is that okay? Is it okay to get invited to a party and then like, all right, party's over. But the ticket still works.

So we stayed for another three hours. I think that's fine. Okay. You're paying whatever that payment was. No, but whatever the birthday party. payment is, it's for a bit of escape, right? Did you see the guy? I'm telling you, I've seen that guy every time I've gone.

I don't know if it's the same dude, but... So there's multiple that go by themselves? So they should all go together and not be losers. They should all be friends. It's just we... Maybe they are, but they just can't all go together. It could be the same guy. I'd like to interview him. I bet he's cool. I bet he's nice.

Right? Don't you think? He's probably super nice. Probably involved in church. But Morgan's line, right? I don't think for her, she'd find that attractive for her. her, but I don't also think that she can also think that's not a loser. Guys, I bought roller skates to try and go skating by myself. But if there was a dude, I hate to have to be on their side. But if there was a dude who's like, I go roller skating every Friday night by myself and

here's how good I am, you'd be like, that's kind of odd. It may be a little odd, sure, but maybe he's like, I've just been waiting to do stuff with somebody. Maybe she's spending my time if she's already attracted to him. I don't want to make fun of him anymore. I don't even know him. I'm just saying I don't think Morgan was being honest for answer. I really was.

It's time for the goodness. News. With Bobby. Tell me something. Amy, have you seen a video of the older guy in the LSU band? No. It's been going around a little bit. So his name's Kent.

He's 66. He is now part of the LSU marching band. So he just joined. He's always loved it, wanted to do it. And he was an accountant, raised his family. But you can still go to school at any point. Yeah. You can still be in the band.

Like you have years like an athlete. And so he relearned the tuba after nearly 50 years. He trained physically by running about 25 miles a week. He used a weighted vest so he had the stamina for the marching performances. Last month, he auditioned alongside, well, much younger students. And he got the call. He's 66 years old. He is in the LSU marching band.

Big shout out to Kent Broussard. I feel like it's not too late for us, you know? We felt like we wish we would have joined the band. I don't. I'm good. I wish I would have in high school. I've no room for it now. I've already elevated past that.

Okay. Well, I mean, high school's not an option, but college is. I'm just saying we could re-enroll. Surely you don't have to take like a full semester's worth of classes. Oh, I bet you do. But you have to be a student. Yeah. I know, but can you just enroll in one class?

No, I think you have to have like at least nine hours. Oh, damn. I don't, I'm not sure about that, but to be an athlete, you do. Okay. And I would consider this in that same space. Well, yeah, I mean, he had to train. No, I'm talking about officially, not that the two are the same. Okay.

Good News Network with that story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. I'm going to ask you the question, Amy, and then I'll read you the answer. But what do you think the unhappiest age is? You guys all think about this. What do you think the unhappiest age is that we as Americans go through? Somewhere around like mid, when it's a midlife crisis time.

I don't, like, you've told us before we lived to like 80 something, so cut that in half. Oh my gosh. And he goes to us. It's me. We're supposed to be super unhappy right now. Yeah, 40. What do you think it is, Eddie? I would say the same.

I mean, I'd say 46. It's kind of what my age is now. Oh my, you're unhappy? It's a tough time in my life. Anything more you want to say about that? It's just hard right now, man. I have four kids, and I feel like my whole life is just fixing whatever they're going through. and I'm extremely exhausted at the end of the day.

And I'm just, there's no time for happiness. I'll say that. Where's the lie? Wow. You know what I mean? Where's the lie? He's not wrong. Okay. Like, we're in the trenches right now.

Like, kids, I love them. Love them. We didn't question that you did for the record. But I would assume that this also applies to like, there's some 40-year-olds that don't have kids. So are they still experiencing mid-life type things? What would you tell people, or what would you tell yourself about having kids? if you could talk to yourself at 25. Oh.

What advice would you give yourself about kids? They are, they will teach you a lot about yourself. Get ready for all your wounds to come up because that will happen. If you're trying to parent well, like you'll realize like areas you need to work on. You're like, well, crap. So there's that. Would you still recommend your 25 year old self? You do it?

Yes, because thankfully I got to work through some things. And then it is a blessing. And you do get to care for them. I mean, but they do have a lot of problems and there's a lot of work. But maybe that's because I adopted. I don't know. I think biological kids, same thing. I adopted too.

You got biological. And you have both. And I mean, my biological kids are as hard. Like, it's not, I don't, for me and our family, it's not any different. Like, yes, there are different issues, but my kids have different issues too. Exactly. Same level, just different. So what would you tell yourself at 25?

Warning, warning, before you move on, you must know this. Yeah, what would you say? It's going to be exhausting. You're not a bad person. It's just very hard. You're not a bad person. Because you feel that. Every day you feel like, am I a good dad?

I'm not a good dad. This is terrible. I got a bad day. Why did I yell at my kids? Why did I do this? You ask yourself that question all the time. But remind yourself that you are a good person. You are a good dad.

You're doing it for their own good. Do you do that in a mirror? Yes. You are a good dad. Yeah. And you're going to be broke. Oh, I think now. I think now that I'm thinking about it, at 25, I would tell myself, before you have the kids work through all your stuff, figure it out so that way you can be a better parent.

Do you think it's possible to work through all? I don't. I don't know. You just don't. No, you're never going to work through it all. But I mean, some of the stuff, if you could get it out of the way, but just I guess you kind of need the parenting experience for some of the stuff to come up because otherwise it's suppressed and you don't know what's there. And then all of a sudden, yeah, you're screaming and yelling and you're like, why? I saw a picture of Charlie Chaplin's son yesterday,

and Charlie Chaplin was like black and white, 1920s, 30s, 40s that era. And his son is still alive because he had his son at like 73. Wow. And his son's old now. But then I look at that picture and go, that's me. I'll be Charlie Chaplin. I'll be like 73.

Because, you know, older. Yeah. Wiser, hopefully. Nah, not really that much. That's that wiser. Learn different things. I'm really learned. Okay.

Hey, on the flip side, kids, it's such a reward, too, like watching them grow up. Like, I'm excited about the next chapter, like, getting through a lot of the kids stuff, and then then becoming adults and us being this family and, like, kind of friends and, like, watching them achieve certain milestones. And it's just cool. Well, I would have said 30 is the unhappiest age, just briefly. Because once you had 30, that's like real adult. 30's like, oh, this sucks.

now I have to really be an adult. There's no more excuse to do stupid stuff anymore because 30's no more doing stupid stuff age. But I don't have kids. So you guys had a whole existential crisis on the air. I mean it sounds really nerative. No, you know, it's not really honest. I think it's probably just ask us to any given season. It's probably just particularly this week feels hard.

Yeah. So if you asked me. Last week was tough too. If you would ask me next week, I might be like, biggest blessing ever. I love it. It's so great. So it fluctuates. If you're in your late 40s,

there's a good chance you're not as happy as you used to be. Research has determined 47 is the saddest age. Dang, I'm right there. I'm not even there yet. Because you really start thinking about your midlife crisis, how fast life is going by. At 49, you've already come to the realization that you're starting to be viewed as old. They examine data from all the states, all the countries. So it's basically 47.

That's from bottomline.org. I had a real mortality crisis earlier this week. It did. wasn't to do with kids, but it's that I may never get to see in Arkansas Razorback Football National Championship. Yeah. So we're all the same. Sorry, man. Yeah, we're all the same.

So we've been talking on the show about lunchbox going to The Price is Right, and he got tickets for October 17th. And listeners that have been on the show are like, hey, you got this. Here are some tips. We gave him some tips. He's booked his flight, ready to go. We're all excited. Oh, yeah. Because there's a chance he could get on the show.

Yeah. We got some bad news. Oh, no. Tell them. This is not a bit. I promise you, this is not something we set up. What happened? Um, I don't know.

I guess I got excited when I went to the Price is Right website. And my ticket to the Price is Right. It's September 17th taping. It's for today. N-uh. You have the wrong date? Yeah, it's for today. The taping for his tickets are today.

No, no, I've booked a flight for October. But then. When I saw the tickets online, I got so excited. I was like, oh, they're finally available. They're finally available. And I was like, I got it. I'm going to L.A. Come on down.

And then I was showing my wife, and she was like, that says September 17th. Oh, my gosh. So what do you do now? So now I'm waiting for the tickets. I got to get back out on there and try to get tickets. Yeah. So you don't have tickets for it now. There's a chance you may not get tickets for it.

Yeah. Yeah. I wonder if you can reach out to Price is right and be like I messed up like can you please He couldn't even get an email back from them to begin with So he booked the wrong date

Sorry, Zucka Hey Scuba what do you think about this? He's an idiot, not surprise Not surprised Not surprised would be the same thing I would say But I'm glad someone opened that door for me Like double-tipple checking things And making sure it all makes sense

And lines up before anything Harder than anything that's ever tracked in the history of time Yeah not surprise Here's the deal I'm not a very good with details. I'm not a very good. I'm not a smart man. I get caught up in the moment, I guess, and I just like, I mean, I remember back in the day when I'd get a test.

I wouldn't read the instructions. I'd just fill out the test. And sometimes the test would say, don't fill out any questions. Just hand this back in. I wouldn't know. I don't pay attention to details. I'm not detail-oriented. And I got excited.

I saw the 17th. I clicked on it. And I'm an idiot. Would you play voicemail five, please? Oh, God. Lunchbox on the price is right. Does he know that when he registers, he has to use his real name? They're not going to put lunchbox on his tag, and they're not going to scream lunchbox, come on down.

They're going to use his real name. All right. Have a good day, guys. Bye. Any thoughts on that? Yeah, I've understood that, but that's the price of fame. You know, if you want to make it big sometimes, you've got to let that cat out of the bag. So if that does happen, I mean, that's what you got to do.

Okay. Yeah. You also got to get there on the day. Oh, my gosh. that's happening the tickets you buy. I mean, sometimes I worry, like, how do I make it in life? Yeah, so we worry about that. Because I don't write anything down.

I don't have a calendar, you know what I mean? I think you should look at it the opposite way. You've made it very far considering what you're dealing with. Yeah, I wonder if there's a disease I could claim. I mean, you can claim any disease. No, no, but I'm going to claim it a lot. Let's talk about it. It's more of a disorder.

A disorder. There you go. Okay. He's had tuberculosis. That would be a disease. That was rough. Claim that one. That was nine months worth of torture.

What else have you had? Yeast infection in the mouth. Yeast infection in my throat. That's a disease. Tuberculosis and yeast infection, just that has to be something together. Like those powers combined, it really affected you. Yeah, I think that's all I've had, though. We have chronic strep throat sometimes.

Yeah, I do have strep throat. Hanging, bangy gets inflamed a lot. So you don't know if you can get tickets. No, not yet. I'm gonna, I'm gonna get back on. I'm, I feel, like, when I saw it, I was like, I don't even want to tell them. I can't tell them. She's like, but they expect you to go.

And I'm like, yeah, but, oh my gosh. So yeah, I'm. Yeah, we've only been taking calls about it and. Yeah, we've only been doing like a segment a day for the past, I don't know, seven days. All right, let us know. This is not a bit. I promised for our listeners, this is not something. I was told right before we went on the air that you booked it for the wrong day.

And here's, hey, here's my jaw staying exactly in place. Because you're not surprised. Not at all. My jaw couldn't stay in the exact same place any better than it is. Just me chilling. All right, so we'll update you. One of those tickets go out? They keep going up like every day.

They open new tickets. Oh, new time, new time, new times. I'm looking every day. And that's what I'm saying. They're available. They're here right now. This is how terrible he is. This actually sucks at doing it.

They even have priority tickets for the 17th. They have a 730, an 11 and a 130. Oh, 730 is early in the morning. Maybe we'll go with 1130. Hey, the price of fame, man. Exactly. Okay, let us know if you get tickets. A win is a win.

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only about one and one thousand of us have heard it. What is it? Let's play, never going to get it. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. We have Brianna on the phone. Brianna, I'm going to read the question. And the first round is you taking a guess at it. and the question is this. This was once a common sound. But in the past year, only about one and one thousand of us have heard it. Brianna, what is the answer? Maybe the AOL.

That's pretty good. Dial-up? Yeah, I would think, no, that's two different things. Oh. Wait, yeah. But that's not AOL. So what is your answer, Brianna? Maybe you've got Mayo, IOL.

Okay, that would be AOL. That is incorrect. So that still leaves that dial up if you guys want to use it. Okay, Brianna, so next, Amy, lunchbox, Morgan, and Eddie, they're all going to take a guess here. And you get to pick two of them to represent you. If they get it right, you win. Who would you like? I want Amy and Lunchbox.

Okay. Great pick. Write your answers down. Everybody good? Yeah. Good. All right, Morgan, I'm coming to you. I have home phone ringing.

Most people had a home phone now. Only about one in the thousand probably do. Oh, nice, nice. Way to incorporate the question. Dang. Okay, Eddie? Yeah, I too have a classic telephone ring. Like a phone in a house.

Like a phone in the house. Well, solid. Amy? Payphone. Sound. Oh. What's a payphone sound as opposed to a sound of? Any sound.

Do you have a pay phone? Like the payphone ringing or. Okay, okay, okay. Lunchbox? I like where you guys his head was at with the home phone, but people still have the home phone, but what they don't have is the answering machine. Boom. No one hears the answering machine anymore because you call, there is not one.

Once a common sound, but in the past year, only about one and a thousand of us have heard it. You're all wrong. Oh, dang. It's not an answering machine? So obviously we were thinking along. You all were thinking the same area. What's wild. What's the category or the...

Whoa, what, he's not going to answer that. We're still going to get. Yeah, he never gives us clues. You have a third round here. Have you ever played the game? So, Brianna, here's how this is going to work. We pivot. So, Brianna, you can pick yes, one of them will get it in the next round, or no,

none of them will get it. So basically, you got four shots here to get it right, or you can go, they're all dumb, and they'll never get it. I'm not going to say they're all dumb, but I will say that none of them will get it. Okay, think about it again, guys. She has lost all faith in you. Read it one more time. This was once a common sound, but in the past year,

only about one and one thousand of us have heard it. What is it? Wow, in the past year. Year, that's huge. Yeah, I know what I'm saying? Like, I was thinking, okay. Once a common sound? But in the past year.

In the past year. I'm in. Whoa. Okay, show off. Well, no, it was time. You guys have been waiting a long time. Yeah. Been an answer, guys.

Five seconds. All right. Time. Lunchbox. The doorbell. Because people got a new doorbell. They got the ring camera is a weird sound. The common doorbell.

Why did you guys sigh at that one? Well, because, I mean, people still ring the doorbell. So you think no chance is doorbell? So it's just like not a ring doorbell? Are you going on record to say no chance? I don't. I'm not saying no chance, but I guess. You got, you got.

Eddie, are you going on record to say no chance? Do you know why I left? Why? Because I too have the door. Oh, dang. Because ring cameras, he's right. It's a different sound. It's a different sound, man.

The ding dong isn't there anymore. So like OG doorbell sound. Yes. But any ring of a doorbell comes in the house. Ding dong. It's the doorbell sound. Okay.

That's not it. That's not it. No. They missed it. Yeah. Dang, that's also what I had. Dang. Yeah, no chance.

Amy, you could save Brianna. Yeah. What do you have? The sound of like a, What did you write down? Yeah, exactly, Eddie. Oh my gosh, you're trying to make those over here. No, I put DVD in, like, the sound of like a...

Zzz. The DVD going in? You can't even explain the sound. I know. Well, you were pressuring me for time, so I wrote down DVD. I wasn't pressuring you. I gave you like five minutes. Okay, DVD.

That's right. Shut up. I know. It's very wrong. What is it? Oh, obviously we don't have the category. Oh, it's dial up. I'm going to kill someone.

That's dial up. I mean, what else could it be, though? Hey, Brianna, do you want to take one more guess? Because you have lost, but I'll give you one more shot at it. I have no idea. I had ideas about the doorbell thing, too. So I'm lost myself. So I will give the answer, but we'll have Brianna play a different game.

Wait, I think she said we wouldn't get it right. She won. She won. She won. Oh, dang. She said we would not get it right. That's right. Yeah, she didn't believe in us.

She had no fate. Mostly people believe, so I'm shocked. Okay, Breonna, you're the winner. The answer is a telephone busy signal. Thank you. Love the show. Thank you. There she is, Brianna, the one that doesn't believe in you.

But a big winner. But a big winner. That's crazy. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. Donna Moray was celebrating her 80th birthday last week at the Phillies game, going trying to get a foul ball for the first time in her life.

Dream come true. And the fifth inning, a foul ball's coming towards her. And it goes a couple rows over. and a nine-year-old boy gets it. But then word got to the nine-year-old boy that this woman was celebrating her 80th birthday and she had always dreamed of getting a foul ball. And the nine-year-old went up and said,

I want you to have this foul ball. He gave it to her. Wow. Pretty cool. I never will catch a foul ball because I don't want to get hit by the ball. If it comes straight to you, you're going to move? Yeah. Just duck.

Oh, it hurts. Yeah, I have no interest. And hurting myself for a foul ball. It would be cool to get a ball off, like one landed in a seat and it bounced around. You're like, oh, and then you picked it up. But now I'm going to hide under. But that's why you take a glove, right?

You can't if you want. I'm not going to take a glove. It's just too much work. I don't judge men that take gloves to ball games. Sounds like you do. No, I just don't want to carry a glove. I don't want to carry a wallet, much less a glove. Okay, but kid, you said men.

I don't care if men take a glove. I've taken a glove. I don't care if men take a glove. Kids can take a glove. It's all good. I'm not going to judge somebody to ballgame. Gotcha. But I don't want to take a glove.

I don't want to take car keys. Like, I just want to show up naked. That's the perfect. go, just show up naked and have to have nothing. Sometimes you see a guy catch it with like one hand. Oh, that's manly. It's crazy. Yeah, that's tough.

All right, there you go. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good. When you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on time. It's more game two. Steve Reddavit trying to put you through. Mike is right in 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. Why did the cheese go to the gym? Why? To get shredded. Nice.

That was the morning corny. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Polk County, Florida. A 42-year-old woman went to Target, got 66 items in her cart, filled it up, walks to the cash registers, walks right past the cash registers, out to the park lot, starts unloading the items into her car when she's apprehended by security. And she's like, what?

They're like, you didn't pay for this, ma'am. She goes, oh, sorry, I have this condition that like when it rains, I forget things. And so I guess I forgot to pay. Oh. Nice. I have that. When it rains, I get my joints hurt. Nice. That works too. So, this is really a thing. Prove they're lying. You think it to be real? No, don't think it's real at all. But it's different. It's different. I mean, got to respect that. Yeah. Okay.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. So Eddie came to us and asked us if we would sponsor him in the dyslexia 5K that I think he just saw on a sign in someone's a yard, right? Yeah, I saw it somewhere. They were promoting it on the side of the street. Yeah. And I was like, that's me, dyslexic.

I should run in this. He was like, dyslexic, me, that's. We were like, yep. Exactly. Yeah, that's you. So we thought it was kind of. of weird because he had no information about the race and he wants to sponsor him. So now he's coming in armed with information. What are we talking about here? Dude, we got some good sponsorships. And I think

whatever you donate or do whatever you pay for the sponsorship is going to really help this disease. People battle this disease in a really, really good way. I don't think it's called a disease, though. It feels like it. It's so bad. It's so bad. Living with dyslexia has been terrible for me. You didn't even know you had it till like a year and a half ago. He was still living with it. Same here. I live with it too, but I'm not like being dramatic about it. And that's a good point.

For me, I felt relief like, oh, this is my school was so hard. I get it now. It's a disability. Yeah. Sure. You can call it that. No, no, it's literally called that. It's literally what it is.

Yeah. Okay, so you want us to sponsor you. That's what we'd consider doing. Well, you sponsor the event and I'm going to be part of the event. Wait, what do you mean? No, I want to sponsor you. Well, you're sponsoring the event. You're sponsoring me because I'm dyslexic.

So here. Here is the big one, dude. If you donate $10,000, this is awesome. You become like the events named after you, the Bobby Bones race for dyslexia. So it's it like he would be the underwriter or something? Yeah, your name would be under everything that says race for dyslexia. Bobby Bones, signs, sign it all over. But who's doing it?

Whoever the dyslexia company is. Company. Yeah, whatever this organization is. Okay, so I get, no, this is not just going to be anything. And even more, you get to be interviewed by Miss Teen Nashville, and you get to promote whatever you want. Wow, that's weird. Where do they put that interview? Yeah, I didn't say that.

Maybe live on stage, I would think. Oh, so you want $10,000. I don't. When is the race? It is September 27th, I believe. They don't have a sponsor, it's in like 10 days? No, I mean, maybe they do, but you can be a co-sponsor. Well, that would suck because you only get like 10 days of like sponsorship.

Okay, go ahead. Okay, there's one for $2,500, a lot cheaper. You can put your logo on the podium of where people start, you know, they start talking about the race at the event. That's kind of cool. And then you would pay for the registration for me and Amy. Amy's in it? Well, why not? Amy, you're dyslexic.

I think you should be a big part of this as well. So I have a fundraiser the night before of her foster children, so I feel like I might be up late. And now I have to get up and run for dyslexia, which I want to support this. I do think being able to fund and provide resources for kids that have this is great. And that's what the cause is about. It's providing the tools and the resources and tutoring and all the extra things that they need to be able to manage school. Well, we're out of school. Well, they manage work.

Manage life. I think it's for kids. Okay. What are the other options? There's one for cheaper, $1,500. I think you can do this one. This one's kind of cool. You get your name on everyone's business.

Bib. So you know the numbers that we all wear when we race? That sounds legit. Yeah. Sold out. Oh.

Just looked. It says three available. Mike, do you see Bibb sold out? Looks like it sold out. Oh my gosh. Okay. If you want to be lame, you can do $750. Lame, that's so much.

That's a lot. Well, that's just the lowest that you can do. And this will have your name at the water station. You know, that's what you want. I mean, water is important. It is during a race. What do you want from us? I just, I wanted to lay out the options.

And if you are able to help, that'd be cool. Eddie, are you going, like, what's the percentage you're actually going to this race? 100%. I'm going to race in this race. 100%. But I can't really run. I have a planter fasciitis, so I'll probably end up walking in it. Which is still participating in the race.

And my entry fee is $75. Our entry fee. Amy is $75. If you want to pay that, that would be sponsoring me, I guess. I feel like you would take the money and then just go walk it. and not pay in profits, $75. No, no, no, no. You have to register.

You have to register. You can't just show up and walk. It's $64. Yeah. Plus tax. Plus tax. 75. Well, I'll think about it.

Okay. Just take your time, think about it. And just know that, man, we've been living, Amy and I've been living with this terrible, terrible disease for years. Just realized we had it. So we'd love to help people that. You know, this just popped in my head. So I'm going to say it.

Okay. You know that I have a night before for foster kids? there's an opportunity at Top Golf where you pay like $700 or something and it'll give a hundred tries of people in our group that are there to get a hole in one and if they do they win $10,000.

How sick is that? You could be the sponsor of the hole in one. Hold on how much? I think like $700. How much is it officially? Let me look. But around 700 and who like all the attendees

who paid to be there and 100% of the money is going to a foster house here in town, Isaiah 117 house, and they would get a shot to win $10,000. I'm in for that one. If you do that, you've got to do the water station at least. But wait, some participant gets a $10,000? I think so.

That's awesome. Let me look at the details. I know you don't even have the details, but I'm in for that one. Okay, cool. So it would have the hole in one sponsored by Bobby Bones. Oh, yeah. That's cool. Because they get to come up to this one thing and they'll get 100 swings.

Like, but we'd, not one person, but anybody at the event would get a try. Because there's probably going to be about 100 people there. Okay, I'm in for that one. Sick. Just let me know. Sick, sick, sick. Eddie, it's for foster kids. You want to come?

Yeah, I'd love to be there. But I have a race the next day. And Bono, think about the donation for the dyslexia. I'm just like, you guys are so stupid. That's not even your real charity, dude. What are you mean? Foster kids are you doing. You just saw it on a street.

I did, I did. But sometimes you see, like, God speaks to you in different ways. This way was a sign on the side of the street. You're literally a foster parent. Or you were, and now you're adopted. I can go to that too. We are dyslexic, so I do see the need for it. Absolutely.

We're done for the day. Thank you. I'll have some information. Just let me know by tomorrow, guys. You got it. I'll get the info. Well, I guess I have to let you know. I think you've let me know.

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