The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Bobby Regretting Surgery + Amy Witnessed Anger Issues At Basketball Game + The Most Dangerous TikTok Challenges!

Episode Date: November 12, 2025

Bobby realizes that he didn't respect his surgery after having a rude awakening this week. Amy has never seen anything like this before when a kid had some anger issues at a basketball game. Bobby shared a list of the most dangerous TikTok challenges according to a new study. Such as 'The Tide Pod challenge that sent 35-thousand participants under age 18 to the ER. Bobby also talked about the results of Dancing with the Stars last night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Apple podcast or whatever you get your podcast. Okay, so for everybody to listen to the podcast right now, today not doing a part two. So this is after we finish the show, show we're recording this. We put this at the beginning of part one, but my foot and my ankle is killing me. It is hurting so bad. There is no way I can hang out for a part two. It is, for some reason, getting worse. I don't think it's that I'm doing anything on it. And I do talk about my ankle again in the next segment because that was the first segment of the day, but it is killing me.

I just thought of something, what day are we on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, So, oh, I have heard that surgery, like when my daughter got her tonsils out, day five was the worst. The worst. Okay. They said, like, just plan for around day four, five, six. But is that a tonsil thing? No, but it's, I think it might be a surgery thing. I'm telling you, it's killing me.

And I tried not to make a big deal about it all day because it's not a big deal. People have worse surgeries in this all the time. And I told my wife that I was like, I don't want to, like, complain about it all the time because she's, like, feeding the dogs, taking them out. and I was like, I don't want to be the whiner. She goes, a lot of people take off work when they have a surgery. Correct. At least for a few days. I've been waiting for you to say that.

She was like, you're not taking off work. You're not missing anything. You're doing all your pot. You're doing everything. She was like, so give yourself a little bit of grace. So, yeah, it's killing me. I don't plan to miss any work. No, not in.

I know. But Mike and I were talking about it the other day. I'm like, maybe you should take a couple days off, you know, recover. I lose a couple days, man. I know, he's like, oh, these pain pills, my brain. But let's keep talking. yes if we're not on the show misses revenue goals like if we don't have updated podcast files if we don't if we're not live we can't have commercial it's all of this that things like that i have to care

about and so i don't want to miss because it hurts all of us so i don't miss so if i do miss you know i'm dead yeah or i have a really sore throat like i'll come in with a sore throat but man If it gets really sore, like razor blade-like, when you get, what is this? Strap. Strap. That's the bad one. I was going to say sore throat disease. But strep throat.

Yes. Strep is the bad one. I thought you were trying to think of something way more complicated than strep. No, I can't. My brain's messed up from all the pain pills. Yeah. Like, it's totally jacked up. So it's eggs.

But that's what's up. And I think it's also the not getting good sleep and the pain pills and all of that. but yeah there will be no part two today uh what did you do last night uh well helped stevenson with some homework and by that i mean i took pictures of it loaded it into my chat gptt and made sure he got it right oh i wouldn't trust that chat gbt's not always right no this was i i i checked the work if that makes sense like but i needed so what i do to give you full like explanation of how i do it i'll say and tell me exactly how you got this answer so that way I can see the work I need to do and then

I'll go check it because yes it did get one wrong once and I was like what? Yeah. How did you not read the graphed correctly? And I had to take pictures of it because there are graphs and charts. I mean, it's a little more complicated. But yeah, he ended up getting them all right. One thing you can do to chat, GBT, which is weird. What? Is you can ask it a question and have it give you multiple answers. You can say like here's eight questions and then say, hey, fact check yourself. And sometimes it'll fact check itself and go like, yeah, sorry about that. I was wrong. Whoa.

Yeah. Well, when it did. Back check yourself the first time. Yeah. You should be perfect. It always will admit because it'll give multiple, like Stevenson had multiple choice. And the answer it gave me wasn't one of the multiple choice. And I'm like, uh, that's not an option.

And then I sent a picture of all four options. Oh my goodness. You're right. Oh, yeah. Let me take a closer look at that. And then, and now my chat, GBT written voice is Bobby's assistant. It's in my head. Like whenever I'm reading.

You're doing an impression of it too. I just did it. Yeah, like you don't mean to. I think sometimes, I think you just want to be her. Maybe you do like her. No, I mean, maybe I do. Well, between Bobby talking to her all the time and then her in my head all the time

and then my daughter's therapist sounding like her, I'm like, okay, she's everywhere. What'd you do? We had a meeting. We had a meeting like an athletics meeting, which is weird. My son made the basketball team in middle school, so I thought it was just going to be a meeting for the team,

but no, it's the whole athletic department talking about how they have a doctor if you need a doctor, if someone gets hurt, what to do if you get hurt, all that kind of stuff, which was the first time I ever done that. That was kind of fun. So they have like insurance? They do, and they have like a special doctor

that if you go, they work with all the kids that go to that school. Wow. Yeah. Congrats to your son for making it. Yeah, he's so excited. There's one of those trials where Eddie couldn't go where they had to like, you know,

newspaper the windows. Which is, yeah. Like no parents allowed. And they said no peeping. like, well, that's weird. Yeah. So I couldn't even right then or at all. Like you had to stop your peeping at night just in the neighborhood.

No, just right then. But I think I know why they did that though. Because they set the example of like, you can't go to the tryouts. So now that they're having practices, no parents are going. Because they're just like, well, I guess I'm just not invited. So because I haven't even thought about going. And I would normally go to practices just to kind of hang out and watch. Yeah, they set that hard boundary.

Parents would be so annoying. For sure. I was trying to coach a team. And they've just gotten so much worse. Yes. Have they? Like, I thought about that. Like, I wonder if, like, we just didn't notice because we were kids.

I would think they've gotten worse because social media has made everyone louder, just generally speaking. Yeah, because parents are bad, dude. They're trouble in sports. Lunchbox, what did you do last night? We watched some TV hung out at the house. Let's see. What else did we do? That was it.

Nothing really exciting. Watch an episode of reality TV that no one, you know, cares about. But yeah, that's it. That's all we did. Hey, Morgan. did that video and you were cooking something, I don't even know what you were cooking, but it was like sweet potatoes or something. Oh, yeah. Well, I've made a few different things. Well, I saw one pop up and there's something that people say whenever they're about to eat something.

Like if a chef drops something off, nobody say it. Okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Bone apple teeth is how I said it. Yeah. So what did she say? Were you joking or did you say it wrong? No, I was joking because it's Bon Appetit is how you say it, but people online, like, it's this huge meme where you say bone apple teeth instead. I believe you then. Because so many listeners were messaging me going, we're on Team Eddie on lunchbox. She doesn't know how to say Bon Appetit. And so I pulled the, no, I agree with you. Will you play that, Ray?

Dump that little egg mixture over the pan and lock it in. Throw it in the oven for 40-ish minutes on 400, give or take, really until it's all cooked. Bone apple teeth. Bon apple teeth. I mean, if I had seen that, I would have probably thought that she thought that's what it was. Oh, yeah. My DMs were blowing up.

I didn't know that was a funny meme, but now I... That's kind of funny. And if it's not a funny meme and she made that story up on the fly, even better. Do it, start it. Now it's a meme. Like if she's like, oh, I just realized it was wrong and she made that up.

But yeah, okay. That would be something a very highly intelligent person would do. Well, that's what everybody was hitting me up going, I don't know if she's highly intelligent. But it was all a joke. So maybe she is. So, well, I don't think it means she is anymore, but it doesn't mean she's not. Okay.

Does that make sense? No, but whatever. Everything's not that serious. You know, I was just trying to be funny. I guess I should be careful. No, it works. Hey, I-YK-YK, you know? Yeah, exactly.

I know what that means. If you know, you know. That's it. Okay, here is today's podcast. Again, apologies. There'll be no part two. We'll be back tomorrow, obviously. And that's all.

today's show. What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. So late last week had surgery on my ankle. I did not respect it in any way. I knew I'd have surgery, but I thought I'd be back up and out on by Monday. And I really told my wife, I was like, I'm not going to need any help. Like I'm going to go in. It was two simple things they were doing that were going to scope my ankle. No problem. Professional athletes, get that done all the time. And then they were going to patch up a hole with cadaver cartilage. What have professional athletes have to do it? with any of this?

I'm basically like that. Okay. Who won MVP of the Celebrity softball game? You did. MLB All-Star weekend last year. Yep, never forget it. Correct. Who won Dancing with the Stars?

It got paid, which makes me a professional. Bobby. Yay. All right. Anyways, carry on. Well, I told my wife, no issues. Like, I want to be back up. Like, I'll be in a cast for, you know, a week, a week and a half, and then it moves to a boot.

But don't worry about me. She's like, I don't think that's the case. Speaking of your wife, I texted her after. after the surgery to check on you and how it went. And this is her reply. You're telling me this like five days later? Well, it hasn't come up. Okay.

Now, now it's a good time. Okay, go ahead. It's fitting. I said, you know, how did it go? Blah, blah, blah. She said, it went well. He's recovering, but I think the recovery will be longer and more of a process than he was expected.

If it sucks, it is. It's the worst. I really, I didn't want to burden her. She's also pregnant. We have dogs and it sucks and it hurts. And it hurts. And it hurts. as the wheat goes along. I thought it would be the opposite. I thought like it hurts the most

right after it's done. It's hurt worse every night. And I wake up in the middle of the night, like grabbing my knee, even though my knee doesn't hurt, I can't grab my foot and my ankle because it's got a cast on it. And so I'm laying here with like bags of frozen broccoli and corn on my legs because I don't want to go and redo an ice pack because I don't want to ask my wife to do it. Like so much humility because I'm having to like, my wife had to help me put a bag on my leg to take a shower. And I'm like, I'm just there grubwormed. Like she's, she's right there next to me helping me strap the bag on. It's, it, the highlight of my day yesterday was my wife going, do you want to take you on a drive? Oh, that's nice. Oh, to see the world. Anything, just to get out

because I haven't done anything but lay in the bed and occasionally move to this chair. Leaves are changing. It's so, I can picture you just looking out the window, like look at the leaves and the trees. You know what we did? We drove to Sonic down the road. I got me a water. I drove back home. Cute. No, it's terrible. I didn't respect it. I still needed to get it done.

I'm glad I got it done, but it sucks. I just thought it would be nothing. It's weird you thought it would be nothing. It's weird you thought a surgery with cadafer. I thought it would be nothing. A hole in your foot, all that stuff. I thought it would be nothing. Did you apply for a handicapped pass?

I don't think I'm handicapped for long enough to get the pass. All right. All right. So, that's where my life is right now. Like, not the greatest place. I just lay there all day. They're not the worst. I don't know.

It could be the worst. Like mentally I'm in a pretty terrible place. Oh. Oh, yeah. I'm at the worst. The worst. Yeah, but this two shall pass. It will.

Yeah, yeah. It's just a season. They say 40 is the new 60. And you think it would be the opposite. People in their 40s feel like they're in their 60s because their bodies are breaking down earlier than they thought they would. Amen, brother. I'm surprised.

Well, I think it's because people younger, I should say younger, younger, getting older, go harder than they used to go 25, 30 years ago. Like 40 year olds now go harder than 40 year olds 40 years ago. Therefore, people in what way? And always, like physically. Yeah, even like play sports with the kids. Like I work out as hard now as I ever have my entire, well, not right now because I can't do crap.

Right, right. I'm freaking miserable. Yeah. But I mean, you're an athlete, so. Basically professional. Yeah. Yeah. A new survey.

said that 2,000 adults find that most people are feeling some serious aches and pains as early as they're early to mid-40s. The average person says their nose began to dole. I think that's, is that smell? Yeah. Around 46. I don't have that yet. Ancles will start to weaken around 47. That's you. I remember hurting my ankle like a year and a half ago. And it's just gotten worse. I remember it now. I didn't remember it forever. And I remember it going like this. Do you remember the play? Absolutely. I was at my friend Brett's house. my pickleball and I went to the left and my ankle went like this and I was like that ain't nothing I just kept going I kept going for a year and a half is the work so stupid just get it

fixed if it hurts and then your metabolism slows in your late 30s into your 40s so all of that and then if you get injured like another bad part about this injury is is it I can't exercise at all so any food just chills like I'm eating and it just hangs yeah I can't even like move to exercise it I put on 70 pounds in the past five days I put on 70 pounds oh I haven't got on a scale. No, I haven't got on a scale to confirm that. You just feel it. Yeah.

That's what it feels for women about once a month when we're on our period or something. Like the hormone stuff. No, but it's like you just feel like suddenly a beached whale. And you can't explain it. But you're just like, oh, it's just this whole feeling. So that's probably similar to what we have going on. I'm having my ankle period right now. Your ankle period.

Spoiler alert for Dancing with the Stars last night. Andy got voted off. Oh, no. How? Well, eventually, the people who really can't dance get voted off. I think I'm the only person to actually win the show that wasn't a good dancer. Because there's always like somebody who represents the common man. But I think I'm the only common man to actually win the show.

Yeah, and maybe after they saw that happen, they're like, and all that does happen again. People were so, I mean, obviously you had so many people voting for you, but then like the hardcore fans weren't they the ones that were like what he can't even dance yeah but you can't vote somebody off a show yeah so you have to let there be just a few people and then all the votes have to gravitate to those few people but and he was voted off but watching back i'm doing a series watching back all my dances i really wasn't as bad as even i thought i was because i was at least somewhat athletic where some of these people that are like they're a bad dancer they're like

bobby bones they can't even move yeah that's insulting and mostly i just would go along with it because I'm like, yeah, they got a point. But like I was watching my back. Like I'm jumping off tables. I'm jumping over, Sharna. And sure, I didn't have any dance background, but completely different. I wasn't as good of a dancer. But even the people I was up against in the final four of the four, I think I was probably the second most athletic.

But anyway, I was sad for Andy. I didn't think he would win. I still think Robert Irwin wins. Last night, they had a bunch of the people that had been on the show. I was invited. I didn't get to go because. because I had ankle surgery. But I had so many people that were like,

why didn't you go? Did they kick you off the show again? No, I just couldn't go. And then my doctor was like, hey, if you fly, there's a decent chance, or at least a not zero chance that you get a blood clot in your ankle.

Yeah, you can't risk that. So I would have. I think my wife is the one who talked me out of going. The reasonable one. She was like, the doctor said, you could get a blood clot. I said, but he didn't say it was probable. He said it was possible.

And so that's what's up. So how many people are left? And like five, maybe. Okay. And I think there's a couple weeks left. I don't know. I won't watch anymore. Once a common man leaves.

Andy's gone. I'm out of there. And also, I really couldn't watch it last night. I had to watch in clips because I have YouTube TV and I still don't have any Disney channels. Like Disney properties, like ABC, ESPN. It sucks. Dang. Let's end this.

They're still fighting, huh? This is one of the great standoffs of all time. It's crazy. No ESPN at all. So college game day I can't watch. No college football. football and then on Monday nights I can't watch Dancing with Stars. So I have to go

and watch the clips on Twitter and then hit hashtag DWTS to see who gets kicked off right when they get kicked off. So you don't know you don't know heartache. Yeah well between your ankle and YouTube. Yep. Well YouTube TV. Oh YouTube TV. Yeah. You don't have YouTube TV? No. What live do you have if you're watching television at your house? Hulu. Live? Or do you not have live?

TV. I have live TV because we can watch some games. So this is a problem in my relationship because I have very little access to sports. So yeah. What do you have? Hulu. Hulu live. You have Hulu live. So you have all access to everything. It's not everything. Maybe I have like half-life. I don't think she knows what she has. I think he has an antenna on her TV and also Hulu and she thinks that's live. All right. So that's what's up. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep. That's me. Cliver Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

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Hello, Bobby Bones. My best friend who's been married for four years recently admitted she's been having an affair and keeps coming to me for advice on how to keep it hidden. I told her I don't want to be involved. But she keeps pushing and has even asked if she could use me as an excuse to cover her tracks. When I refused, she got angry and said I was judging her and abandoning her when she needs support. My husband says, I should go no contact, but I hate to give up on a 20-year friendship. What should I do? Signed, friend of a cheater. I'm going to go to our boundaries expert here in the

room, Amy. Yeah, I don't know that it's like full on no contact, but you don't have to participate in this. And I think if she can't respect that, then yeah. I mean, maybe backing off is the answer. It doesn't mean you're never going to talk to her again, but you don't have to be a part of this. at all. I don't think you owe it to her to be put in an uncomfortable situation. No. It's very selfish of her. That is not what a good friend would do. Yeah. And I think it's clear she's going through something. So she's not thinking clearly. And that's why she's also treating your friendship this way. Because if she had a healthy

perspective, like she wouldn't put you in this situation to begin with. Yeah. So I don't mind no contact if it's like the third option. You talk with her. And I don't know that you have to be the person that goes, hey, maybe you shouldn't cheat, because you don't know the dynamics of that relationship. Or maybe you do. I don't know, but that ain't your job. She didn't come to you for that job. Yeah. And I don't mention it. I think too, like for her to be like, I feel like you're judging me when maybe you haven't done that. But that's her projecting that. No, she's judging. I know, but she probably is judging herself as well. Total projection. So there's, yes, a little projection happening. And if you have the healthy conversations and set the boundaries and then she can't respect it, then like you said, it's like the second or third. Yeah, second. It's like, hey, I want to be your friend, but I can't be your

friend for this specifically. So I want to not be involved in this part. And then if she can't respect that, then I think it's no contact. And that sucks because that's not what a good friend does. But I will say this, that all people go through weird seasons. If you can just get through this season with her and be someone that she leans on for support, because it's about, the S is about to hit the fan with this. Yeah.

And I think no contact is what probably sounds really harsh. So something that might be helpful is like detachment with love. That's a euphemism for no. contact. Well, it's just a, it's a nicer way to say it. It's a nice way to say it. Like when you have to detach from somebody, but you can detach with love. You know, it doesn't have to be this harsh, dramatic, horrible thing. It's hard for you because for 20 years this person has meant a lot to you. But if, you know, a boundary is detaching with love. I'll say again, it's probably just a weird season in her life. Try to be there and support her, not her decisions, but support her through it.

And what's going to happen after because it's about to get bad. Yeah. And it's going to suck for everybody. So, yeah, don't throw away a 20-year friendship. But also, if she won't stop, then you've got to stop. My favorite Miley Cyrus song. If she won't stop. And you know, also when you detach with love, you're leaving space to reattach with love.

Ah, Amy with the words. Good stuff, Amy. Amy is our boundary expert. That's she knows what to say. All right, there you go. Close it up. Add the list of the most dangerous TikTok challenges. So a law firm did this.

Which ones do you know of? I wonder what comes to mind when I say these challenges, what are they? This one's old, but the first thing in my mind was tide pods. It's number two overall. Okay. The Tidepod challenge. It's so funny. Because they do look good.

Yeah. They do look like quite a scrumptious morsel, if I do say so. They're not, though, and you shouldn't. And the whole thing had people eating or biting into laundry pods to get a bunch of social media likes. It can lead to chemical burns, seizures, trouble breathing. poisoning, which accounted for 71% of the 35,000 emergency room visits. Oh, my. Because, and that's just people who claimed it, because I'm telling you, if I go in for the

Tidepot challenge, I'm not telling them that's one. I'm telling them. Well, they're going to know when you're bubbling from the mouth. Yes, but I'm going to say, I don't know. I'm going to make up a story. So that's, yes, that's number two. Eddie, can you think of any? I mean, the ice bucket challenge.

Well, that's a good one. That's a good one. That was for ALS research. Lunch bikes. I don't know what it was called, but I saw Sean Johnson doing it with like, her high heel on the edge of the counter. Oh, that's a good one. Like the Cardi B.

Yeah, I don't know what it's called though. That one did not make it. I think probably because that's a newer one. Oh, yeah. I saw a woman that broke her back. Good one. Good one. So at number five, the Benadryl Challenge.

Never heard of that one. What is that? It has people taking between 12 and 14 Benadryl pills. What? To make them hallucinate and film the reactions. Taking that much anaestamine comes with complications like seizures, heart problems, coma, and death. I really feel like you shouldn't take 12 and 14,

to be anything. Like just general, even cookies. You shouldn't even have the many cookies. And you're not even going to overdose on that. I never heard of that one. But that's a number five. Number four, the fire challenge. Since this one involves putting small amounts of rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer on the body,

then lining it on fire. What on earth? I'm kind of glad this isn't my algorithm. Well, this is an older one. But still. Because what kids know and what they think is, if they put it on their skin, the alcohol, it'll just burn that off. It won't burn their skin.

The problem is it can burn your skin. It can burn through it. So people go in for burns infection. People even died from it. And number three, everybody's going to remember this one. I got many laughs. I never did it. I always thought it was funny, though, the milk crate challenge.

What do you do with it? Whether you stack the milk crates have to walk over them without it falling? Oh, I do remember this one. Yes. That's about two years ago maybe. I remember that. People would like break their ribs. Oh, why?

They would like climb. They'd make like a pyramid to try to climb it because it was so unsteady. and they would fall. So there were over 8,000 emergency room treated injuries, most popular with kids 15 to 18, concussions, broken bones, even a couple paralyzed people. They would stack milk crates into a pyramid and try to climb.

Oh, that's terrible. You've never seen it. You'll laugh out loud. I'm sure I will, but now I'm going to struggle laughing knowing that some people paralyzes themselves. It's a struggle, but you still get through it. You shouldn't do it. It's bad because you can get her very easily.

Number two is Tidepod. And the number one is, the blackout challenge. Popular with 10 to 14 year olds. It involves depriving yourself of oxygen until passing out with the goal of experiencing a brief euphoric state. Did you guys ever do?

Because back in the day, I never did it, but other kids did it where they would like... They would choke themselves. Yeah, yeah. You do the hands. Yep. A hundred people have died from it,

including a 12 year old boy. Oh my. Oh my gosh. Mike, do you guys blackout challenge it? Yeah, we did that. Yeah. Pretty bad. But, but if you're holding your breath,

that's the challenge. Also, you can do like hands on the, like... Oh, so someone's helping you? You usually have a buddy helping you. Okay, because I'm like, if you're holding your breath, like my body naturally, you know, starts to like, makes me stop from holding it because I'm trying to save myself. No, it's more of like a pressure and like a push, right? Yeah. Oh.

You did that on the back of the bus. Classic bus stories, man. But yeah, those are the most dangerous TikTok challenges. Read that New York Post. It's time for the good news. Which Bobby? me something good. A dentist in Mesa, Arizona, offers free dental care to veterans in recognition of Veterans Day.

He does it every year. He did this yesterday. Dr. Sean Monahan of Monaghan Dentistry and Amplant Center cleared his entire schedule yesterday for Veterans Day to provide services like cleaning fillings and cancer screenings to vets all day at no cost. Nice. Last year, the practice provided more than $30,000 worth of free dental services on this day. And obviously, this just happens.

They don't know this year, but they expect it to be even bigger. So big shout out to Dr. Monaghan and his wife Natasha. They come from military families with ties to the Air Force, Army and Marines, and I think this is a really awesome thing. That's from 12 News. That is a great story. That is what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

Amy, what happened at the basketball game you went to? So it all started with, you know, kids playing basketball on the court. Everything's going fine. But then there was some aggression between my boyfriend's son and this one player. he just pretty much body slammed him to the ground. Opposite teams. Yeah. Opposite teams.

And you saw people in the stands. I happened to be walking in at that time, but you saw people in the stands. Like I was like, what are they reacting to? Because parents were like, oh, there was a reaction. And we look over and we're like, oh, my. Well, then the coach makes the decision to pull his player out of the game to bench him. The aggressor. Yes.

That coach was like, okay, yeah. Are you sure he was the aggressor or wasn't somebody responded to aggression? No, he was the aggressor. Okay. Got it. Yeah. And the coach. the coach pulled him out. He was put on the bench, which was a row of chairs. And in response to him

getting pulled out of the game, he picked up a chair and threw it into the bleachers. Nice. No, that's a kid. Oh, oh, the kid did it? I thought the coach did it. But that's not cool either way. Instantly, I felt terrible for the kid. The kid threw a chair into the bleachers. And then another parent near me, he's like, okay, that kid needs to go. And I mean, she was a parent from that team. And I was just thinking, yes, he does need to go, but I'm like, okay, wait, where are his parents? Like, because the tournament person was like, you're, you're out, like, and they escorted him out of the gym. And my heart broke from him because clearly he's got stuff going on. And he, I hope at this age, if he's responding to disappointment, anger or

something in that way, like we can get a handle on it before he gets any bigger or more hormones kick into play because I just felt terrible for him and he left but it's crazy I've never seen anything like that who won the game oh that our team what does that player good I don't know I don't know I barely saw he got kicked out right when I got there really yeah so like you can't be throwing stuff into the crowd and then my boyfriend was glad that he kind of got up and was like letting me in because he sort of missed because he was walking towards me to be like hey we're sitting up here and like his dad was up at the top of leecher so he saw the whole thing but my boyfriend was like I'm so glad I didn't see him like body slam my kid because that was he going to fight the kid?

No, but I think that would have been hilarious. Yes. Amy's boyfriend jumps into the court to beat up a kid. No, he wouldn't. He has really good self-control, but I mean, that would just be hard to see. And his son was fine and he talked about it later and he was kind of laughing at it. He was like, no, it's fine. But I just thought, gosh, a middle school kid.

Like that, that's some, we have some anger management. We need to hopefully get under control. I went to a game and I saw a coach. This is during a basketball game, and it is the coach. And luckily, it wasn't at the crowd. But he didn't like the call. So the scorekeeper who's running like the board and stuff, he takes her drink and throws her on the court.

Oh, my. And then it has to get cleaned up. Somebody has to clean it up. Like her Stanley mug, he takes it and throws it. And it goes, boosh. And ice is it right in the middle of the game. Oh, man. It was the wildest thing I've ever seen.

And that wasn't apparent. Usually you think of parents being crazy. or even kids fighting. Yeah. But it was a high school girls game and he didn't like the call and he takes it, just chunks onto the court. I've never seen anything like that before. Crazest thing you ever saw the game, Eddie?

Well, when Amy was talking to make me think of one of my son's games where a player like swung and I mean, he missed a kid on our teams faced by like a centimeter. Hard swing. I mean, it would have knocked them out 100%. And the same thing. We're like, what? I've like never seen a 12-year-old swing. a full swing in the middle of a game.

And they pulled him out of the game, but I think he went in like 10 minutes later, which all parents were like, what is happening? How could he still be playing? Throwing a punch is in an objectionable offense? Oh, yeah. Ejectionable offense?

Absolutely. They didn't. They didn't kick him out. We lucked out that he didn't actually land the punch. They didn't kick him out, you said. They sat him for about 10 minutes. That's not ejectionable then. I'm saying it should have been.

It should be. And even the reps were just like, listen, don't ever. do that again. You're out for 10 minutes. Like what? All the parents are like 10 minutes. Oh yeah, you throw a punch. You got to go. Yeah. You got to get out of the game. Lunchwalk's the craziest thing you've ever seen? I've seen a coach throw the soccer ball at the referee. Like, you can't see this? How do you not see this? And throw the ball. I mean, what age? I think I was 14. Were you playing in the game while it happened? No, I was, I had played the game before. And so we were just sitting there and it was the game after. So, I mean, I would assume the kids were 14 also. They were

about my age. But the coach was mad because he thought the ref missed a call, grabbed the ball. You can't see this. throws the ball, hit him right in the back. Red card. See you later. Oh, you hate the red card. I saw one time a mom in a baseball game came from the stands and walked on the mound and like started yelling at her kid. At that.

In the middle of the game. That's different. Yeah, yelling at her own kid. That's a mom taking care of her own business in her own house. Like in the middle of the game was crazy. That's like when Dirk's Bentley came in. One time he told us that story of his daughter playing in a volleyball game and how he had just come off the road.

It was a little tired and tried to go straight to her game. Probably was in the right head's face. and he like went off on the coach for like not playing. Like he had to like physically leave it. His daughter was mortified. Like she was like, Dad, stop. Can you imagine your mom coming out on the mound? That's crazy, dude.

Amy went to Home Depot for some holiday shopping last week. What did you get? Yeah, so I did get some holiday things for my porch and like some good smelly stuff and a wreath for my door. But I'm kind of decorating my back porch because I realized a lot of people, even delivery people come to my back porch. So I hung a wreath. on my back door and then also I got some new ring cams and motion light detectors because I realized

like so many people are going there that my my current motion light that I had like wasn't going off like it was staying black even though people were walking up so I upgraded that as well so I got some festive things for my back porch to make it more welcoming and then I also got some security type things to also make it more welcoming less welcoming more less it's all about balance yes a mix of welcome and a a mix of festive and it looks up, don't mess with me. Fill your yard with holiday cheer during Black Friday at the Home Depot. Shop Black Friday savings now at the Home Depot and upgrade your space today. Refresh your home for the holidays and get ready to host.

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From 1994, Amy, that is? Shawshank Redemption. Correct. You almost said it, right? Redemption. Yeah, there you go. Okay, everybody, write your answers down. Lunchbox, Eddie, Amy.

This movie is from 1996. Can you name the movie? Go ahead. I love you. You complete me. I'm in. Here it is one more time. You?

I'm in for the win. I'm in. Lunchbox? Jerry McGuire. Eddie? Jerry McGuire. Redemption? No, Jerry McGuire.

Jerry McGuire. Yeah, that's good. All right, good. Everybody's good. Everybody's still in. Next one. What's funny is, it sounds like a movie from the 30s. It's only from 1997.

The audio is so I'm like old. Yes. I hear it is again. How do you? Why can I never think of this movie? I know exactly what it is. I'm in. You don't know exactly what it is if you can't think of it.

Is it do? Can you tell I know what it is by doing this? But you don't know. But I know. But this happens. Anytime we have a clip from this movie for whatever reason, I can't think of it. 1997. Come on.

Let me give five seconds. No. I behave. Little million million dollars. I think Amy's having a stroke again. Yeah, that sounds like it. All right.

Everybody good? Good. Amy? You know the movie $1 million. Okay. Lunchbox? I don't know. That's Austin Powers.

That's it. Eddie? Austin Powers. Correct. Amy, you're out. Oh. Just like that. Good times.

Oh, behave. All right. The next movie from 1995. Lunchbox and Eddie. You are a. Child play thing. Oh, not easy, huh? No.

Here it is again. You are a child play thing. Okay, I'm in. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox? Toy Story. Eddie? Yeah, I have Toy Story.

Correct. The next movie from 1996. Name that 90s movie. The price is wrong, Bobby. So we bleaked out the bad word. Good job. Okay. I'll play one more time.

The price is wrong. wrong, Bobby. That's the censored for TV version. I'm in. The TV S would show. I'm in for the win. Eddie? That's Happy Gilmore. Lunchbox? Happy Gilmore. Correct.

Name that 90s movie. The next movie's from 1996. I like them frank fried potatoes. Here it is one more time. I like them frank fried potatoes. That was fun game. I like them Frank fried potatoes. What would be Frank fried potatoes? Oh man, 1990.

You said 96? All right. Need to answer? Lunchbox? I'll put Waterboy. Mm-mm. Eddie? That is Slingblade.

That is correct. Billy Bob Thornton. That is correct. Oh, I've done French fried potatoes. Eddie is our winner. He hit it. Okay. Do you want a victory lap?

Of course I do. Here we go. Three more. Eddie. Name that 90s move. movie. Go. Cool Runnings. What a great movie. Oh, one of the best. When that movie came out, I thought it was it. That and Mighty Dogs, they made me feel good. There was like sports involved. Jamaica's got a, where you have a bobsled team. Yes. I wonder if that holds up. I don't know, because I don't even barely remember watching it as a. You never saw cool running.

I mean, I barely remember watching it. I mean, I barely remember watching it. Rassie was the coach. I'm not a hater. I barely remember watching it, is what I said. Did I ever review that documentary? I hated. I like me. Yeah. John Canty. interesting. All right, next up. You know what the difference is between you and me? I make this look good. Men in black. Correct, 1997. We have two more.

Here we go. Next. What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul. I award you no points. Whoa, I don't know what that is. Sounds like, I don't know, Zoolander.

It's Billy Madison and it's when they're doing the debate. Got it. Yeah, got it. I like how the person that lost is. I know. Yeah, all right, next. If you're going to spew, spew into this. Wayne's World.

Yeah, good. Eddie's our winner. Good job. Thank you, Amy. And Amy, who at home is keeping score in all the games? Amy, don't mess up his name. I'm not falling for it. No, don't.

No, the guy that keeps score of all the games. Yeah. What's his name? He called us yesterday and said, don't mess up his name. Yeah. What's his name? Yeah, okay. I thought I were doing D's nuts on me.

No, we're not. Amy, really on the radio. I'm not saying who. Okay, it's like Kyle, but not. What is it? Kyler. Correct. Good job.

Amy can never remember his name and keep score up all the games. And I did just now. Yeah. Yeah, back in the day, man. Those movies were great. That was like, is that CDs or tapes? Those would be DVDs, right? Yeah.

You like CDs or tapes, though? Ceds and tapes are music. Do you like CDs or tapes? Is this a true question? Just answer it. I like CDs. Ceds. Got her!

Got her! All right, all right, we're done. I hate y'all. This guy was in jail for 16 years. He gets out of jail and goes straight to the Jets football game. That's cool. The Jets sucked so bad though. The Jets sucked so bad.

Yeah, but he's probably just happy to be there. Oh, I'm sure he's happy to be anywhere. You think he knows they've been bad? I do. And he was on the sideline too. That's amazing. He gets sideline passes. He, I guess, is a rapper.

A New York rapper wasted no time getting back to normal life after serving 16 years behind bars and made his way straight from jail to the Jets game on Sunday afternoon. Okay, imagine you've been to jail for 16 years. What's the first thing that you do? I'm going to go for a hike. What? Yes, in nature.

Are you kidding? I mean, locked up with concrete everywhere. I am hitting up some local trails. I was watching this thing on TikTok where these people were inside of a house and supposedly they were squatting and they concreted up the windows and doors. Concrete? Yeah. We're getting out now.

Concrete. But isn't that like murder? You can't go anywhere? They die. Yeah. They're like, I'll show them. They're taking over our house. There was no way they can get out.

From the video, what do I know? Yeah, I saw that. It's kind of like prison. I'm sure they had an exit plan. But yeah, that's crazy. That's crazy. Okay, you're in jail for 16 years you get out. Eddie, what do you do?

So this is like, obviously, see my family, right? Like, I don't want to hurt everybody's feelings. First thing you, no, give us a thing. Oh, I go see my family. Okay, that's a link. That's a link. Everybody would have picked that. Lunchbox, give us something interesting.

Yeah, brothel. What the heck? What? Yeah, brothel. Is that what you wanted? No, that's not. I'm not what I wanted, honestly. That is the opposite.

You would not. You have a wife and children. And that's where I went. But also, those aren't legal. Like, there's not one. You're not just going to find one. You want to go back to jail? Are you going to Vegas?

Vegas, yeah. If I'm in jail for 16 years, I probably don't have a wife anymore. So. What if she stood by you? Well, then she's crazy. And so I'm going brothel. Man, I'm lame. I was thinking like Waffle House or something.

For food. Like something specific that I'd want to eat. that I haven't had because I've been in prison. And you guys, Eddie, your answer was lame. And lunchbox your answer was stupid. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

There were some third graders at Thomas Hart, Benton Elementary School, in Independence, Missouri. They're having story time. Their teachers reading to them when Shailin goes, look, there's a fire. And then Emmett goes, Miss Hudson, you've got to call 911. And she turns around to look out the window.

And sure enough, a house was on fire. There was a house right by the school that was on fire. So the teacher calls 911, fire department responds and rescues the family's animals. Nice. Oh, that's good. I guess nobody was a home, but the animals were. Right, right. But the kids, you know, the teacher's like, come on, guys, we're trying to read a story here.

They're like, no, really, fire! I was always jealous of the kid that lived right next to the school. I know. They just walk to school. Yeah, walk to school. Walk over and get a snack. Yeah. Like that was the life.

Great story. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good Back in the morning And you turn the radio on And the dial just keeps on turn Here, Eddie and me lunchbox More game two

School for Steve Bradhaven Trying to put you through Mike D's right in this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaughn store Now time for the morning, corny The morning corny.

What sound does a turkey's phone make? What sound does a turkey's phone make? Wing, wing. That's so funny. That was the morning corny. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day.

This story comes us from Indy and a 45-year-old man went to get a car wash, gets his car back, and he's like, hey, guys, this isn't clean enough. like sir it is waxed it is detailed it's everything you need he goes no no there's still a smudge like sir we're not doing it again so he pulled out a gun pointed out and said you're gonna wash my car again I would start washing the car immediately I would ripped off my clothes whatever he wanted rewax it yep turtle wax whatever so what happens he fled the scene and then he was arrested a short time later at his house because

they had his license plate from the car wash and went and arrested him right Wait, so he said with a gun, wash my car, and then he jumped in his own car and drove off? Yeah, he got, he freaked out and left. Didn't even get the second car wash. How did you get your car wash? You'd be jumping your car and leave. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

All right. And now some voicemails. Banana comment, at least in Minnesota, it is illegal. My poor grandpa never had a ticket in his life. Through a banana peel out the window while he was driving. A copse on, pulled him over, gave him a ticket. My grandpa went to court to fight it. Cop showed up 80 years old.

He got his first ticket ever for throwing a banana peel out the window. Thanks. Bye. Wow, I'm shocked. We did give the legal advice you could throw a banana peel out of the window. We did. Now, we didn't know if that was true or not. I can ask my assistant.

Hello, hey, question. If you were to throw a banana peel or an apple out of your window, would that be considered littering even though that it's biodegradable? So it's a good question. Technically, yes, it can still be considered littering even though it's biodegradable. A lot of places have laws that say any kind of object you toss out of a car can count as litter because it can still mess with the local environment, attract animals to roadsides, or just not decompose as quickly as you think. So it's generally best to just compost it properly or toss it in a trash bin. So when I said to a listener of our show that you could throw it out and it's not littering, I was very wrong and I also shouldn't be giving legal advice. Is that correct? Well, I mean, let's just say you are being a little bit casual about it. It's definitely one of those things where it's always safer not to toss stuff out the window, even if it's just a banana peel.

And yeah, probably best to leave the legal advice to the lobbyers. But hey, we all learn as we go, and now you've got a fun little correction moment for the show. Are there any states where it is legal to throw out biodegradable things and not be lettering? So generally speaking, most states in the U.S. have pretty so. similar rules about littering, and they don't really get an exception just because something is biodegradable. So even if you're in, say, a rural area, most laws will still count it as littering if you toss it out of a car. Now, there might be some local ordinances that are a bit more lenient, especially if you're on private property or farmland, but as a general rule of

thumb, it's just safer to assume it's not allowed. So probably best to keep that banana peel inside the car. Yeah, it's very wrong about that. Sorry about that. Dang. Same. Um, wow. Uh, next one. Voicemail, hit it. I had a question for lunchbox. I seen that the $100,000 pyramid is hiring for contestants. And when I sent off the application, it said, what celebrity would do like and why?

And maybe if I pick Lunchbox being the celebrity he is, he could get on there. We could win that $100,000. Let me know, lunchbox. Oh, go for it, dude. Put me down. I would love to be on $100,000 pyramid. I'm good at giving clues. I'm good at describing things.

I got the energy. I don't know how you're guessing is, but I mean, with my coaching, we can win the whole thing. You think they would accept you as a celebrity? Yeah, why wouldn't they? You're not a celebrity. Millions of people listen to me every morning.

Why don't you try out for the pyramid and try to get a celebrity? I think the odds of that happening will be way better than you being the celebrity. Okay. What celebrity do you think you can get? Johnny bananas. No, that you can.

Jack Shepherd. What do you mean that you can get? You got to pick your favorite celebrity and they, I don't know if they pair you up specifically with your celebrity. Who else would I pick? Kim Kay. Okay, there you go. Those are real celebrities though.

I think if you were to write down lunchbox, they would be confused as to what he meant. Like, what's a lunchbox? Don't you think that? No, they would know who I am. I mean, this is the biggest show in the country. Well, that's not accurate. But, okay.

Ray, give me number six. I'm calling because we asked our eight-year-old son what he wanted for Christmas, and he really just wants to go to Minnesota Vikings game. We live in Virginia. We make it a whole weekend-type trip. Do we do this and not let him go to school that Monday? Thanks. Yes.

Yeah. I think there are some things that end up being core memories where you don't have to go to school. I think he'd remember this forever and it would be super cool and it's okay to miss a day of school occasionally. Now, this is from somebody who was perfect attendance. And I think looking back, had there been something that would have been a possible core memory, yeah, I would have done it. I think it's cool. I think anytime you can go and do something new, something fun, I think you can miss a day of school.

Who cares? I care about school, but who cares about missing a day of? of school whenever it's something that's valuable, like within the family. So I think you can do that. Yeah. I think that this is definitely even better than any gift you could get him because this is what he's asking for, first of all. And second of all, I saw a mom post online recently. She put a camera in her daughter's face and said, what did we get you for Christmas last year? And her daughter was like, um, I don't, oh, I don't remember. And she said, where did we take a family vacation last year? And she was like, oh, Lake Tahoe. Like she remembered the family trip and that memory. So,

this is something like Bobby said, he'll remember forever, way more than whatever other gift you could get him. You ever let your kids miss school? Oh, all the time. Sometimes I'm just, that feels a little too relaxed. Sometimes I'm like, do you sure you want to go to school today? Not like that. Why would you let them miss? Well, that's how I was raised. Like my, I was raised all, like, my dad would just say like, just miss school. You're good. We're going to go do this today. Okay. So I kind of feel like, and like you said, I remember those days. I remember missing school and the good feeling of like, man, I don't have to go to school today. Because my dad didn't let me. He was more like, ah, you don't have to go to school today.

He didn't want to be bothered with getting you to school. Yeah, maybe. Maybe, but it was a great memory for me. Okay. So that's why I do that now with my kids. Yeah, but just make sure you understand how many absences can happen because then like truancy. Oh, that's true. Yeah.

That's an issue. Yeah, like one, like two, something like that. Or if like your dad's a truck driver and once a year, like you go on like a four-day trip across the country with them. Yeah, that'd be awesome. That's something you're going to learn from or an experience that you're not going to be able to replicate over and over in your life. So again, and I'm by the book guy. And I'm saying sometimes the better version of by the book is doing things not exactly by the book. So yeah, do that. That's awesome. He'll remember that forever. Voice mail anytime. 877 77 Bobby. That's what I got to do. 87777, B-O-B-B-B-Y.

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