The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1:  Did Lunchbox CHEAT In The Testosterone Competition?  + Drama In Bobby Bones Show DMs

Episode Date: April 22, 2026

Who will have more testosterone, Eddie or Lunchbox? We want to know as we patiently await the results. Eddie accuses Lunchbox of cheating and we investigate. There is drama in all of our DMs. Bobby had a celebrity like his story and that same celeb sent a message to the Bobby Bones Show Instagram. We address the drama which may lead to an even more uncomfortable situation for someone in the studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. This woman heard voices inside of her head. Not just her thoughts, but she said that she was having an episode. She heard voices. The voices said, you have a brain tumor.

She went in to get checked. She had a brain tumor. Oh my gosh. That's crazy. A woman in her 40s heard a calm, unfamiliar voice while reading one day, the voice introduced itself. The voice then offered to help and provided three verifiable facts that she could check to prove that it was legit. So obviously if you go in to your therapist, your psychiatrist and you go, I'm hearing voices, it gave me these three things.

It sounds nuts, right? Yes. Yes. It doesn't mean it is, but it sounds nuts. Her psychiatrist ordered a CT scan even though people were like I don't know this feels crazy

and it confirmed the voices were right she had a tumor growing between the two hemispheres of her brain surgeons removed it and as she came out of anesthesia the voices said hey thanks glad we could help goodbye and she's not heard from them since

they signed out crazy town they left the room what on earth so now it's okay voices, voice. And you said that... It said a calm, unfamiliar voice.

Okay, and it introduced. It's like, how did it... Yeah, like, hi. You need details. I don't know, I didn't hear the voice. Bobby wasn't there. I know, but I think she would be like, I'm... Her story is, the voice, when it came, it was super sincere, it introduced itself.

It said, here's the thing. It gave her some data. It was super nice. And then she was like, I got to go get it checked. So she did. And then once she came out of anesthesia, the voice said, I'm glad we could do this together. Sounds like the voice sold her a car or something. Hey, good to see you. I'm out. We'll see you. See you next time. Yeah. So if I came in and told you all that, would you believe me?

No, but I wouldn't have believed her either. But it still worked. And so you look and you go, huh, but no, on the surface, no, I don't believe anybody saying this. I wonder if the brain actually just created a voice. Because it was all. Yeah, it was all in its inner head, right? So, like, I wonder the voice, the brain did all that. I don't know. But I don't have an answer for it. The fact that it was a different voice than the one you normally think in. like your inner monologue. Do you have one of those? I have one and I don't really know how it sounds though. It doesn't sound like your own voice. When I think it sounds like my own voice talking to me. It sort of does. Yeah, mine sounds like me. It's going right now. What's the saying?

No, stop talking, stop talking. It kind of talks all the time. Pretty crazy story, huh? Yeah. Her life is saved now because of that. I know. I'm trying to tell myself right now to tell me if anything's wrong. But it has to come from a different voice. This wasn't her inner monologue. Different voice altogether. Right now. Oh, gosh. I just changed it.

Amy's inner monologue is not doing impressions. Yes. It's Adam Sandler. There is crawfish ice cream. Oh. No way. Oh, no. No, no chance.

No chance. This from CBC, every January, as crawfish season begins in Texas, South Texas, Houston, Houston, customers flood to red circle ice cream. asking for its signature flavor crawfish ice cream. So many people like it. And what's funny is when they sell it, it's in the pint and they put a big crawfish on top of it as well. That's cool. So it's flavored and they put a crawfish on it.

So first of it was just kind of playful, but people love it. I haven't tried it. Hard for me to hate it if I haven't tried it. It looks weird. Those two things don't seemingly match the flavor palette. Yeah. Do you like crawfish in general? I can't tell you the last time I had it.

Maybe college, crawfish boil? It's been a while for me too. Those were fun. It's just a lot of work. I don't like the work. Oh, I didn't do the work. No, no, to take the tail off and all that. Not to go catch them or fight them.

Seems to eat them. Yeah. I thought he meant to like put out the paper on the table and then dump the potatoes and corn and crawfish. No, to eat them. It's way messy and it's a lot of work. Yeah. So it's novel, but not enough meat for me. So delivery drones.

Anybody live where Amazon's doing them yet? They have random parts of random cities, so not even full cities, but random parts of random towns. And so the service is going viral. So people are ordering stuff from Amazon. The drones are flying them, but they can't fly them and lay them on the ground. They have to drop everything from 10 feet up. So anything you order has to be dropped from basically the rim of a basketball hoop. Wow.

Oh, that seems breaking things. So reports and video show the drones dropping packages from around 10 feet in the air because they're not gently placing them on the ground. And there's a lot of damaged items. And obviously people who are frustrated. So what they're going to have to do now is kind of reverse engineer this and make the packages now a little more bubbly and safe. Why can't the drone go all the way down? I don't know.

I don't know the reason. Like set it down gently and then take off. Maybe because people could grab them. Or it can only drop off like clothes or books. Here you. No glasses. No silverware. I would think if I'm guessing it's because people are idiots.

And any drone on the ground is probably going to be grabbed by somebody. You buy a $3.99 cent, you know, a box of breakfast bars and you keep a $200 drone because you grab it. Probably right. But just be respectful. Say that to the world. Just be respectful. I know. Be respectful.

I'm trying. Be respectful. Like if my kids saw a drone in the front yard, they would probably try to get it to. No. Honestly. Of course. People would be going viral like baseball batting them on their way back up. What's that call?

Like, that's vandalism. Yes. Those people don't want to be charged with vandalism. Yeah, but there's still enough of it, though, that it affects stuff. It's actually a business. Anyway, if you guys are able to order that, let us know. Okay. Hello, Bobby Bones.

I want a year of free concert tickets. or the cash buyout option around $8,000. I do have some credit card debt. Nothing overwhelming, but enough that that money would pretty much wipe out the debt. What do I do? Have an unforgettable year of concerts and experiences, or take the money, be responsible, and get out of debt. What would you do?

Sign front row problem. I'll go to you first. Oh, I take the money and get out of debt. Because, I mean, you also, I don't know how you're going to go to all these concerts. What do you mean? mean you got dead to get out of you got to go to work they're free they're not during work though the concerts aren't during the day i don't know what their job is yeah i don't know when they work how they work and then are you are they all in your town or you or some of them you have to travel

i don't know how i would assume it's any again i don't know either but i assume it's any concert in your area okay uh so you say take the money yeah but i'm not that i mean i don't get me wrong i enjoy some live music but i just feel like you'll feel better when you get out of and then you can go enjoy music. I put some music on at home, dance around in the kitchen. You'll be fine. Does anybody recommend her to YOLO and go to the shows?

I do. You do? I say Yolo, go to the shows. Live your life. Worry about debt later. You're always going to have debt. And really, I mean, if you want to think... You're not always going to have debt.

Most people are. And isn't that what debt is? Worry about it later? Yes, worry about it later. Like, live your life now. That's the definition of debt. Like live in the now, worry about the later later. But also, if you want to be a business person,

and you accept the tickets in a couple concerts you don't want to go to, some to your friends. Who knows if you can do that? Yeah, we don't know. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Yeah, I don't know that all paper tickets. I don't know. Fair.

Right, but I'm saying Yolo, go to the show, worry about the debt later. So I don't think everything in life has to be black or white. I do believe more than anything in nuance, I think what I would do if I were you, I would take the cash buy out, and then I would pay off whatever. And then I would just go to a couple of the concerts that I really wanted to go to. So I would give myself the treat of going to two or three concerts I really wanted to go to and pay for it with credit card or money, whatever. But you've already paid off your credit card. And so you've gone from having, let's say, $8,000 in debt to having like $800 in debt at the end of the year because you went to a couple shows.

So reward yourself. You get to go to a few shows. You don't want to go to all the concerts anyway. Like you get to go to every show in town. Michael Bublet may come through. You don't even like Michael Bubley. I do, but you don't. So, and if you won, you're going to force yourself to go to all.

these shows. Right. You're going to be at an Olivia Rodriguez show. You're going to be exhausted. I like Olivia Rodriguez that too. She's good. I say take the money, pay off the credit card, but allow yourself to go to a few concerts and really do it up this year. That's my advice. All right. Thank you for the email. That's it. And close it up. Okay, you guys ready? It's now time to reveal who has more testosterone. Oh, let's go. You weren't ready, lunchbox? I mean, I already knew I've won, so I wasn't worried about it. Yesterday, you guys had your blood drawn. Yeah.

We had a paramedic come in. Name's Chad. Chad took it back to the lab. It's not ready yet. It's not ready yet. Oh, man. What's the hold-up? Too much tea.

Right, we broke the machine. We can't compute. The machine's like too much tea. Hey, question, is there any way during the show in the next hour and a half or so it's done? Or is it just completely out until tomorrow? Maybe. So can we just? say TBD.

TBD on the T. Right now we had it scheduled. Oh, man. But there's no problem though, right? All I know is they don't have, well, they've said that they do not have the results. It could be they only have one of you guys' results. It could be they don't have either. It could be some.

Oh, I heard Eddie's wasn't registering. It was so low. They can't find the testosterone. They're like, this has to be a problem. The FBI needs to get them out. So as of right now. Oh, no. We do not have your testosterone results.

Okay. If at any time over the next hour and a half or so, it comes in my ear, that they're going to deliver the results, we will go live to the results. Oh, live to Chad? Yeah, well, Chad will be in here. Are you all feeling like, how you all feel? My libido is high today. You woke up, libido high? Yeah, I was like, woo, too bad I got to go to work.

That's weird. And you still came to work? Don't do that. I have to, man. Let's not. Did you guys think about it when you woke up this morning? Yes. Yes.

But weirdly, I woke up with so much energy today. Okay. And I didn't yesterday when I actually took the test. So I don't know, dude. I'm just worried. Before all this, I'm worried more about them coming back and being like, hey, you need to go to the doctor. Like, there's something serious wrong with you. I agree that that is something to consider.

However, if that happened, the fact that they came in would be a positive thing because it would lead you to whatever needs to get fixed faster. I understand. I agree it wouldn't be a positive thing that's happening to you, but that means it's happening already. And you wouldn't have known about it, though, unless we did this segment. Right. I think even if I did it off air and I went to the doctor's office, I'd be nervous anyway, you know? But you didn't do it off there because you weren't going to do it. You won't get your blood taken.

Never. I didn't even think about doing that. Ah, man, when I woke up this morning, I was picking things up and they were a lot lighter. I was like, man, that testosterone. I was like, dang, it's just pumping. You're overplaying lunchbox. Like, you're good, dude. I know.

Did you take Cialis yesterday when you gave blood? No. Didn't need to. Don't need to, man. Do you promise? Are you telling the truth? Are you telling the truth? Hey, do you promise?

That's not how you act when you're telling the truth. You just say, yeah, I'm telling the truth. He's not telling the truth. No, I didn't say I was telling the truth. Don't be cheating. I just take it. Yes, I asked. No, no.

He didn't take it. He cheated. I literally said, I literally said, I didn't take it. When on this show did we go, do you promise? Like, what? What was that? I'm not your child. had to check with lunchbox

because they said it's the thing. They said it can skew the results up or down. Oh, you can backfire on him. So you didn't take Seattle. I told you no. You promise.

See, we're not doing that. No, no, just answer the question. No, we're not doing that. We're not playing this. Answer the child. Did you? You ask your children that. Do you promise you didn't do that?

Did you take Zales? Hold on. He's not answering. Eddie, is that how you ask your children something? I was asking you. I'm asking you. No, I say to my children. children, I know you like to tell the truth.

I never ask my kids that take Seattleis. That is very true. Not once. Why won't you answer it, lunchbox? I want you to answer me. Is that how you talk to your children? You're not going to... He couldn't even take a tea test without cheating.

It could go either way, so he shouldn't take it because it could also go down. You told him this? So you guys talked about this? I had to check with him to make sure. No, we talked about it on the air. We do not have the results of the testosterone test right now. Hopefully we will have them later in the show. If we do not have them later in the show, we will have them tomorrow.

But we have scheduled it for right now. Sheaters. Yes. And I did have a whole segment planned out. I can hit a couple voicemails. Let's do it. Because we have a little time. Give me this voicemail, please.

Hey, hello, everybody. I just wanted to make a comment on lunchbox's perpetual longing to win the lottery. I'm from Philadelphia. And my dad used to be the same exact way. When he stopped trying, he won the lottery twice. They were both $1 each quick picks. The first one was for $86,000. And the second one was for $60,000 and they were within a six-month period of time.

It's going to be, it'll happen. I don't even understand her logic. Her saying once he stopped trying, he won. No, no, no, no. He was still trying because he was still buying tickets. I mean. I think she means to the same level. Meaning he was probably buying actual lottery tickets, but then he just decided I'm not going to do that.

I'm just going to do $1, you know, cheap tickets. Quick picks, yeah. That would be my assumption on what she meant. Okay. I was very confused. I was like, well, no, maybe he didn't buy him regularly. He was starting to, you know, do it once a week, maybe once every two weeks. I don't know.

But my strategy has not worked, so maybe I need to switch it up and do once a week. Let's do another voicemail. Hit me with this one. Eddie, you are such a good dad. Like, seriously. You know, he's two kids without a dad around. Everybody should have a good dad like Eddie. I love that.

What are you laughing at last month? Why was she? Why was she? Why was she saying that? Probably off the bit where Eddie has an 18-year-old son that he would not leave at the house for two nights when they had to go on a trip for their other kids. He's like, I can't leave him at home. He's 18.

Okay. She was affirming you because we were kind of saying, oh, that's parents shaming me. So she's reaffirming that I'm a good parent. You are a good dad. Thank you, baby. Yeah. I just think that some things you do are a little weird, but that's probably every parent. Yeah.

You know? Same here. Yeah, yeah. There you go. Okay. There you go. No testosterone results yet. But we got a couple of voicemails out there.

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follow Timbo Slica Life 12 in the TikTok podcast network on TikTok. I saw Jeremy Piven liked one of my stories on Instagram. Let's go! For those listening, I feel like I should do a little background. Amy had mentioned that Jeremy Piven, who was an actor on Entourage,

he played the agent, very successful show, successful actor. She mentioned that Jeremy Piven had reached out through her DMs and Astral. And so we talked about it. Just for coffee. Okay, but Astral, that's... Okay, but Astral's Asked.

out. Okay. And the road trip. To one of his shows. Okay. So we talked about it on the show. And then I was just looking and I saw that Jeremy Piven had liked an Instagram story that I posted or an Instagram reel or whatever popped up my notifications. And I was like, for sure, this is a message. Like, he doesn't follow me. So. So did you click on it? And does he follow you? No, I didn't click on it. So I don't think so. But then he DM the show as well. Do you know that?

Nope. He DM the show? Oh, come on. Let's go. He wants to come in studio. Morgan runs the show account. I don't know what he said yet. All I know is I was coming today to go that Jeremy Piven liked something I posted on

Instagram. And I'm sure it was just because if a blue check mark, I get a notification of another blue check mark posts on a blue check mark. Right? Yes. And then Morgan's like, yeah, he sent a DM to the show. Okay. Well, this is where I was like, remember when I was asking, I knew if it went on Instagram, he might see it?

Yeah, but his name was never on Instagram, was it? or social media? Well, I'm sure our listeners DM done. They had to. You didn't edit that one, did you? I don't know how to drama where Amy wanted final cut.

He was like, no video can go up until I see it. Back it up. There wasn't drama, but Bobby said, I only had one a year. And I remember? Remember?

After I did that, you're like, one a year. You remember. You remember. And so then I said, I guess my one a year is up so there's nothing I could do about it even though I was like,

gosh, they knew they, being Morgan and Eddie, that I, I was uncomfortable with it the first time, but I was like, well, I ran out. Bobby said I have one a year. Did you guys ever post his name? I never tagged him.

Like, when I posted the video. It's, yes, Jeremy Kivin said like 500 times. And also they pulled photos of him on the red carpet. And it's like Jeremy Piven. You know, you got to give him reference. Fair enough. Fair enough. I didn't know that.

So are you a little nervous? Well, I don't know what he DM'd. I mean, listen, I already felt awkward that I hadn't replied. But then I'm like, okay, he's famous. He probably DMs a lot of people who. Who cares? It's not a big deal. I don't know what he sent the show. Morgan. What did the message say?

He said, love you guys. Show's coming up soon if you're up for a visit. Yeah, we are. We are up. We are up for a visit. Let's go. That couch is calling his name. Put him on the couch. Put him on the couch. Love him on the couch. Wait, he responded to that video where we bring up. Is that what the DM was? I don't know. No, he just straight up message us.

I'm sure he saw the video. And I do think I had been. getting other messages that listeners said they were reaching out, which is I think how he's not not about it. So, because I did not tag him or anything in the video to draw attention to it, but yes, he did not respond directly to that video, just messaged us that. When is his show in town? I think May 15th and 16th. It's perfect timing. Yeah, it's right in the middle of month. Perfect. We need guests middle of the month. Okay. Cool. We need guests middle of the month. Like he knows that. Lunchbox does the booking This is great

So Amy you would have told us to not put that video up If you had another chance I didn't think I just thought Y'all would be like oh yeah this made Amy uncomfortable last time I'll make it a video But it's okay I don't I'm not I don't it's all good

It's all good By your stutters I'd feel that that was not all good It's fine I sound fine You don't sound fine I'm breezy That's cool that he wants to come on I like that I mean he's got a show to promote

So it's fine That's also accurate It probably doesn't What if he's not even putting two and two together That I am need? Have you seen the video? I've not seen the video I never saw it.

I would love to see the video Is it obvious? Yeah, it's the whole storyline Yeah, lunchbox even says Jeremy DM'd Amy He said one two Amy said three four And then he asked her for coffee

And Amy didn't reply That was all in the video That's all in there Oh man I should reposted that I need to do some thinking about this And since all of that is already up in a video, this doesn't need to be a new video.

Oh, I was already working on it. No, no, no. You only get one of here, girl. Amy, you can't say that. He just called you girl. That's the weirdest thing. Why do you do that? That's the one. You want to hear, girl?

We already, we already, we already, we already made it a video. I'll do some thinking. I appreciate him offering. We'll talk. Yeah, we'll, Amy and I'll talk. We'll talk. I can tell, though, when he liked something I posted. that was a message.

Like he's sending you a little nudge? Yeah. Like a... Because why would he be on my page? Should I check my DMs? Oh, yes, you should. If he DM'd you'd got an alert. I don't always check.

Yeah, but you got a number one or two or three. I have lots of reds. Oh my gosh. This is, I treat my DMs just like my text messages. Oh, no. And my emails. Oh, no. Yeah, would it.

And drum roll, it's loading. No, nothing. Okay, all right. All right, I'll get to the bottom of this. All right, thank you for bringing that to my attention. We've been waiting for the testosterone results. And today was the day we're doing the big reveal. Who has higher testosterone lunchbox ready?

Because they both gave blood. There's been a problem at the lab. What? So I was hoping we'd get them by now. We're not. So it's going to have to be tomorrow. News to me too, but I get it. Can't rush science.

Everyone's going to have to wait now. So you have to wait another day. Great. And what's the latest from you, that? Just that? Yeah. And we don't want to rush science. So.

It could be that you guys have so much testosterone. It could be you have none and they can't find any so it's taken longer. They haven't lost our blood or anything, have they? Oh, yeah, mix up. Could be they sold your blood to somebody. Right. Put it out of a crime scene. Oh, no.

Someone was like, oh my gosh, we have Daniel's blood. Oh, dang. So there will be no, I'm sad to, no revealing of the testosterone results today. It will be tomorrow. Okay. So as a backup plan, Amy would like to present us where they, a moral question. Go ahead. If you were on a full bus or train, who would you give your seat to and why?

And we have four options. Yes. Okay. An old man with a cane. A very pregnant woman. A man with a broken leg on crutches. A woman carrying a one-year-old baby. Okay, so crowded, you can only give the seat up.

It could be anywhere. Do you give it, write your answer down, so no one changes their mind. Who would you give it to? The old man with a cane, the pregnant woman, the man with the broken leg, on crutches or the woman carrying a one-year-old baby. That's easy. Well, there's not a right answer. I'm in.

I have my answer as well. Eddie, what do you have? I'm going to go with the woman carrying the one-year-old baby. Your reasoning? Because she's actually carrying the baby. Everyone else has a stick or a crutch. The lady has the baby in a belly pregnant. You know, like, she's used to that.

I think one carrying it, that's just hard, man. It's hard on your shoulders. So I'm going to let her sit. if it would have been carrying a three-month-old baby or less, that would have been my pick because I know what goes on now and what the recovery is like. I think with a one-year-old baby, your body's fully recovered and you're pretty young probably holding the baby.

So that's why I didn't pick that one. If you just said a three-month-old or less because of the recovery process, which my wife has gone through, still going through, I think I would have given them the seat. One year old, you're still young probably as a mom, a young person, and your body's recovered. Okay. So all these, none of these are wrong, by the way. That was my reasoning for the, not that one.

I went with the old man with a cane. A very pregnant woman. Definitely difficult. Been there. Probably being pregnant is difficult for sure, but you're still able and you're still pretty young and it's uncomfortable, yes, and awful, all the things. But I still go with old man over cane with a young. woman. A man with broken leg and crutches. You got crutches. Lain on them. Exactly. Crutch it up. You're good. Who knows how old you are? If you're an old man and you're on a

cane, you're old. You're about to die. But he's got a cane though. Like he's still old. It probably hurts leaning on it. I went with old man with a cane. Lunchbox? It's an easy answer. Bobby is right. It's old man with a cane. Dude has paid his dues. He's paid his time. Give the respect. The elder needs. Give him a seat. The guy with a broken leg. You let him sit down. That broken leg is just sticking out, blocking all the way. People can't walk by. They're tripping over it.

Probably harder to get up from a seat with a broken leg. Pregnant lady, you walk around all day with that belly. You made a decision to have a baby. I don't go that hard. You're fine. And the one-year-old, you don't have to hold it the whole time. You can set the one-year-old down to their feet. They usually know how to stand up and you can just hold their hands.

Give it to the old man. What did you pick before you heard us? Oh, I already wrote mine down. What was it? Yeah, and you said there's no wrong answer. answer? I feel like you're going to hate me. No, no, I just did, I did my reasoning for it. If I'm sitting there and they're all four ahead of me, I'm like, well, this is a weird fivesome. Me and all four are you. But okay, let's see what happens. I go with the old man with the cane.

I wrote down whoever's closest to me. No, no, you got a pick. Really wasn't an option, kind of a cheat. We're like, what's the best gift you ever got? And Amy goes, well, the good Lord gave me life. I'm like, no, we're looking for like real tangible. Well, the thing is, with all those people, it would be really hard for me to just side so I'd either have to e-nie-mini-mo or pick whoever is closest to me because then that's the one I'm going to say because you want me to look past three of them

to the person that's far away and be like, hey, would you like my seat? Amy, this is fake. It's a scenario. So let me pick what I want, which is the person closest to me. If I'm rating them, old man with a cane gets the first,

or old woman. It doesn't have to be a man. Old person. Old person, I feel would be for me. Old person with the cane at one. Yeah. I'm going to go pregnant woman at two. Yeah, because this is very.

Yeah, and it's pretty close. It's two. The other two could be young people. The woman carrying the one-year-old baby, she's probably at most in her 40s. Yeah, but one-year-old baby's heavy. I guess not a light baby. Still, young person.

And the man with the broken line crutches, like, dude, you got crutches? And also, what'd you do? That was so stupid. What'd you do? What'd you do? Bride your skateboard? Like, grow up, dude.

Grow up. Okay, that's fine. We didn't have the testosterone results, so we... We pivoted. We did that game. Thank you. This is not my cup of tea. Ray's going to play a clip from an 80s movie.

We got to name the movie. Me, Amy, lunchbox. Eddie, everybody in? Yeah. Okay, Ray, hit that example. Star Wars. Fun fact, he doesn't say Luke, I'm your father. Hey, he says no.

He says, no, I'm your father. Okay, how many you got, Ray? You want seven? Let's do five, and we'll tie back. With a two. All right. Is that what you have, seven total? Yeah.

Okay. All right, here we go. Be my wingman anytime. I'm in. What's funny about 80s movies? The audio sounds like it's from the 80s. Like it's not that crisp. One more time.

All right. I'm in for the room. That feels pretty on the nose. Everybody want to go? Yeah. One, two, three. Top Gun. Next up.

Shirley can't be serious. I am serious. And don't call me Shirley. I'm in. Okay. I'll give that a guess. Shirley you can't be serious. I am serious.

And don't call me Shirley. Amy in? Yep. What do you have? Charlie's Angels. Oh, good guess. Lunchbox? Airplane?

That's what I have. That's Leslie Nilsson. I've never seen it. That's the same guy from naked guns, right? It is. I have airplane. That's airplane. I think I've seen that.

Sound like they're in the cockpit. They are in the cockpit. That's the only reason I guess. And the guy with the good-looking guy with the dark black brown hair. Looks like the guy from wings. Yes. But you know who else is in that? That. OJ. Simpson? No, no. It's

Kareemadul Javar. He's one of the pilots. Which one of the Lardley Nelson movies is OJ. Simpson? Naked gun. Oh, it is? Yeah. All right. Sorry, Amy. That's okay. Next up. I said it before and I'll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. You don't stop and look around once in a while. You could miss it. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. I said it before and I'll say it again. Life moves.

pretty fast. You don't stop and look around once in a while. You could miss it. I'll go first. I haven't seen it, but when we were in Chicago, the guys are making references to it. It's Sarah Jessica Parker's husband, Matthew Broderick, Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Is all that correct what I just said? Yes. Was it Chicago? Is it all that? All that. Amy, what do you have? Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Lunchbox? Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Eddie? Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Good. Next. Only I didn't say fudge. I'm in. Wait.

This is a movie? Mm-hmm. I don't know what to start. You got nothing? Uh-uh. Again? But only I didn't say fudge. I'm in for the wind.

I'm in. Okay. I have no idea, Goonies. Amy? Wonder yours, the movie. Oh. Interesting. Eddie?

That's a Christmas story. Oh, yeah, duh. I've never seen it. You've never seen the Christmas story? No, not a big Christmas guy. Like I haven't been. It's getting a little better, but I haven't been. Lunchbox?

A Christmas story. Okay, good. I think Eddie may win this one. I mean, so far. Not shocked. Going five for five. All right, hit it. Be excellent to meet each other.

Party on, dudes. Maybe you don't know. Eddie, you have it. Yeah, I'm in. Eddie won. It isn't matter. Whoa, let's keep playing. Well, if you get it, it's over.

I'm in. That's five. Don't give up. Lunchbox, do you have it? Play it again. Oh, lunchbox, did you miss one? Yeah. He got Chris.

Party on dudes. Man, he just gave up. That's on me. You're good? I didn't know he was in. He's still in. Excellent. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, oh, oh, hold on, hold on, hold on. Gosh. Three seconds. Oh, I got it. Why is he acting? No. Lunchbox answer? Bill and Ted's excellent adventure.

That's correct. Yes. Eddie? Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. Amy? Bill and Ted's excellent adventure. Amy and I are out. So tiebreaker between you two?

All right. I really wasn't talking because I was trying to get it. I wasn't trying to say I got them all right because I had no idea that one. I was trying to concentrate. Let's go. Overtime. Buzz in with your answer as soon as you know it. Okay.

Here's Johnny. Eddie. Eddie. The shining. Correct. I don't know. Is that right? Is that right?

I don't know. That's right? Yeah. That's the one with Jack Nicholson, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do another one. What did it say? Out 12 for this blank.

Eddie, I guess. Go. Die hard. Correct. Is it? I don't know. Lethal weapon. Hold on!

Hold on! He already won with the Shining. It's over. I already got it, dude. We had seven. We had a tiebreaker. Oh, I thought we were doing two tiebreak. No, sorry, man.

Do another one. Inconceivable. Amy. Princess Pride. Correct. Good job. I don't know. I don't know.

That was right. Do another one. 106 miles to Chicago. We got a full tank of gas. Your brothers. Edie. Good job. Good job.

Hey, take correct. Correct. Thank you. Yeah. Eddie's our winner. Hit that song. Yay. Happy Pride Months, Toronto.

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Bigged here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Redavitt's trying to put you through. MacD.'s writing this week's next bit. on the mic so you know what this. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What do you call a UFO with a leak?

I can't get there. I love UFOs too. What do you call a UFO with the leak? A crying saucer. That was the morning corny. You know, instead of flying. No, I got it. Yeah, we got it.

All right. voicemail. I just wanted to call and talk to you guys about the amazing positive staffing changes. You guys have made. The old guy that used to be part of the show was really negative, really angry, really upset. Didn't particularly care for me. Maybe want to turn off the radio, but I love this new guy. Daniel is amazing. He's a man of the people. He talks the way, you know, normal people talk. He does get a little bit grumpy here and there, but I think it's an amazing upgrade. Just wanted to share that with you. Thanks for making the positive. positive staff change. Thank you for sharing that with us. For those that don't know, a lot of times,

lunchbox is in here and Daniel's here. No, he's not. Like, guys, we got to stop. Like, this is getting stupid and old and dumb. Who is this? Daniel's getting angry. That's lunchbox. No, no, that's lunchbox talking. Well, who's angry, no. We got to stop this. We got to stop this. That lunchbox is angry. Daniel's one of us. This is a nice guy. Like who's there. He's a new, he's a changeout that he's talking about. Whoever's in charge of the voicemail. Stop. Stop putting those in. Stop putting them in. Lunchbox doesn't want any Daniel mentions. What does Daniel want?

He's moved on. He doesn't want to come to work every day. He can't because he was on Price's Right with a big name. He went national. Daniel went national with a big name tag that said Daniel on it. That's your doing. So if Daniel disappears, so does you ever going on Price is Right. Yeah, we will never bring it up.

Well, who we know it's going on Price's Right is Daniel. Amy, that's a great point. We'll never talk about it. Never. I mean, I don't even know. It'll never be addressed. And if you're like, remember when I went out prices right? We're like, we don't lunchbox. Remember when Daniel went on prices right?

No, guys, when you're talking about prices right, fine. But all other times, it's off limits. That's the compromise. So you never went on prices right. What did I just say, Eddie? Okay. Wow, he didn't. He never went.

Did Eddie not just, did you listen to the words that came out of my, what did I say? As long as it's not, price is right? You want to be called lunch. lunchbox. That's what you said. Yes. But if we're talking about prices right, you can't have both. Yeah. Dude. Do you not understand what we're saying? No, you're the idiot. You're like, so you never went on Price's Right? I'm like, no, when we're talking about Price's Right, fine. But right now, you're lunchbox. So you didn't go on Price's Right. Unless you would have disavit it. But we also are talking about prices right, Daniel, at the same time because he's

talking about not talking about Price's Right. So he did it, he wore, he wore his name, text at Daniel on Price's Right. So that's where it was no other option. They would not. let me wear a lunchbox. That was it. Like, they wouldn't let me go by that. So I can't tell the TV station, hey, man, guys, sorry, I don't want to be on a bit. That's great, man. I mean, that's great, Daniel. Daniel, if lunchbox is what you want everywhere, then should he do like what that Meadow World Peace did? Change your name legally. We'll call it to you. Or call it. Yes, do that. Yeah. Change your name, meta. Oh my gosh. Thank you for the voicemail. 87777. Bobby. Leave a voicemail anytime. 77 B-O-B-1

How many one-hit wonders can you name? Can you give me five just right top of your head? Chambalamba. It's funny, that's the first one you go to. We talk about that in an episode of the Bobbycast. What else you got? One hit wonder. Oh, blame it on the rain.

They did. Millie Vanilla. They had that one. They had blame it on. I think they had three. They also had, girl you. Oh, I'm singing your melody. Ooh.

Yeah. I love you. I love you. Okay. Ooh, ooh, ooh. Oh, achy-bricky heart. So in the pop world, yes, but that's weird because they consider country a subgenre, and he had hits in country music. Oh.

I know. But in the pop world, yes, in the Billboard Hot 100, Akey Breaky Heart would be considered that in our world, not so much. Ice-Ease baby. Good one. That's a good one. Okay. Yeah, what you got? That's three.

Give me two more. Ooh. One hit wonder. You got it, Amy. Each. Everybody I'm thinking of right now Has another hit Go for it

I can't Because they're not going to come out of my mouth Because I know they have more hits Give me a hint One we talked about was One two Three, Mamo number five Mamo number five

We did a whole episode It's up on the Oh Hey Macarena Good Okay Now she's on a roll Yeah Come on Amy

We did a whole episode on Where Are They Now One Hit Wonders just to kind of, because there's a million one-hit wonders, but I just wanted to know what happened to everybody. Did you know, and I don't know which clip we're about to play, but Chumbawamba was never meant to be like a real group. They were an anarchy group, and so they made a song that fit,

and they had a hit, and they were like, we can get inside, then we can take over. I did not know that. I know, that's pretty crazy. So there's a Bobbycast, where are they now, one-hit wonders? Just play a clip of this, and if you like this, go pursue the episode. One-hit Wonder, Chumba Wamba. Oh, Chumbab Wamba, the greatest one-hit Wonder. Tub thumping.

Yeah, I get knocked down. Massive song. The reason that was a crazy song, the video was crazy. All of the, it's absurd in my head looking back at the video and that song. And the reason they didn't last is because they weren't supposed to last. They were like a bizarre, anarchy punk band. Really? Yes.

And they continued to make like anarchist music. They're anarchists. Huh. So was their message behind tub thumping that we didn't catch? Or was it simply, I get knocked down and I get up again. You ain't never going to keep me down. Then they pissed the night away. They did.

They did. And then Danny Boy. Oh, Danny Boy. And then they go down, whiskey drink, vodka drink, cider drink. Not sure what the anarchist message in that was. They didn't really fail at being a pop band. They were never trying to be one to begin with. So the mainstream knew them and still knows them as the I get knocked down.

from that one song. But that song was basically a prank on the music system because they were like, how do I get inside the system? So they created like a song that the system would embrace. They felt like if they could get inside the system, they could then bring their anarchist views and music as one of the group being welcomed in.

Yeah. So it was basically a science experiment by Chumbabamba. Yeah. That didn't work for me because I never went out to discover more Chumbabamba music. music. Like I was happy with Tub Thumping. You were good? I never went and did a Google search. I'm like, well, let me hear some more Chumbawamba. Interesting. Did you? I maybe not Chumbabwamba, but I did chase right, said Fred. Oh yeah. And I don't have them on my list here. That's a good one.

I'm too sexy. I did go buy that CD and it sucked. They got you, man. Back in the day, you had to buy a whole CD to get one song basically. And I bought it and I was like, I got to explore more of this band. it sucked. You regret it. I was so disappointed in that. So they stayed active for years. They formally announced in 2012. They were ending the band.

They were together 30 years. Dang. Billboard and other outlets covered the breakup. Former members moved into films, activism and other musical projects. Good. So they kept doing what they set out to do. But their whole story was,

we're a movement. And their movement wasn't to have a hit. It was, we've created all this crazy music because I've heard some pre-tub-thumping. It's all nuts. Really? Yeah. It's exactly what you think anarchist message music would be.

Punk music, yeah. And they kept making it after, but they wanted to create a hit that would get them in the system so they could then pollute the system. Wow. See, like I'd like to go back and see, because I'm sure when that hit,

it was like, let's tour. Let's tour. And then I'm sure people went to these shows thinking like, all right, let's hear more about this man. And then hear tub-thumping. That's cool. And then the rest be like, what is this?

It was like me listening to Wright said Fred at CDs. What is this? So the nugget in this one that I found is one of the biggest like bar drunk singalongs of the 90s came from a band that we're just trying to be provocative. Yeah. That was the whole point of it. Their whole career makes sense whenever you look at them, whenever you zoom back out and go, they were just up to no good. They were just up to no good. They were just up to trouble anyway for their message.

Man, they were probably like, dude, it's working. Unbelievable. Can you believe it? This is working. Next up, can you sing me the song from Blind Melon? Ooh, no rain. All I can say is that my life is pretty plain. I would say that was my favorite song for about five to seven years of my life.

Wow, for that long. Like it was in the horse race of favorite songs through my life, for about five to seven years, that was number one. So it's probably falling down to like six or seven at this point. Yeah. It's been a bit. But I loved that song. I loved Blind Melon. I was somebody who chased more music from them, so it would be unfair from me.

I'd be the person that would be in the comments going, they had more than one song. Yeah, yeah. But really, the B-Girl video is what people remember from them. Of course, the B-girl. They did have another song, though, that I really liked, because I bought that album, for sure. Do you know his name?

By the way, oh, he died, by the singer. Yes, he's dead. His name is, hold on, something, is it Coons? Shannon Hoon's. Shannon Hoons. He was the lead singer. He also did backing vocals and a bunch of guns and roses stuff. Really?

I mean, that's similar voices, so that makes sense. One of the more tragic stories of the 10 that I looked up here, died from cocaine overdose in 1995 at the age of 28. Wow. That song is so positive, but that story from him and with him is very tragic. Their story is more, never got the chance because of addiction more than fell off. He died after the success of No Rain. So it's not like No Rain came out and he was already dead.

Correct. But you know who that did happen to? Janice Freakin Joplin. Janice Freaking Joplin. Sad story. Never got to. Me and Bobby McGee was out after she died. You know who else that happened to?

Selina. Oh, I didn't know that. Well, you know, when she was about to cross over in English, they hadn't released her English stuff until she died. And then once her English stuff came out, it was huge. I'm going to need to be fact checked on this, but you know who else that happened to? Okay. Who else?

Otis Redding. Otis Redding. Do not think sitting on the dock of the bay hit until after he died. No way. And he's the one that died in a plane crash, plane crash in Wisconsin. Because I believe when we were on tour in Wisconsin, we saw the lake where his plane crashed. Great memory. Yeah.

I mean, I just remember someone telling me that story. Well, we're just saying it. So we're hoping it's true. Fact checkers. He died before it was released. And did he die in a plane crash in Wisconsin? Yeah. Nice for it.

He did. you. Oh, but you died at Mike Rush? Good. Good memory. That's crazy that all those people died before they, it's not Shannon Hoon, but Janice Joplin, Selena, and Otis Redding died before like their massive songs. Like I wonder, and I'd have to look back, but Janice Chauplin, oh, won't you buy me, Mercedes-Benz. I wonder if that

was like a mid-hit for her before she died or if that also was released after she died. Yeah, that's a good question. I don't know. Do you remember Mercedes-Benz actually using that song in their commercials? Have you seen the documentary on Netflix? Yeah, so sad. It's so sad. It's so good.

Yeah. It's called Janice, right? I don't know. I don't remember the name of it. It's so good. You know what was so shocking to me about that documentary is I didn't know her and Jerry Garcia had they loved each other. I mean, I didn't even know they were together. The ice cream guy?

That's Cherry. That's Cherry Garcia. Oh, my God. Grateful Dead, man. Yeah, because they lived in San Francisco together, right? Yes. but they, I didn't know they were a thing, but they loved each other. All right, voicemail.

I'm just curious why it is that Eddie is worried about cancer by doing a testosterone test as opposed to getting a PSA test. I'm not familiar with what a PSA test is. I don't know what that is. Like, I don't know what it means. So what's on my mind Googling that? Doing it. So if you heard the show today, our results were delayed. So, get.

Get it. Sometimes labs, you know, they're under the crunch. I know. But now the stress is kind of built up a little more. What kind of stress? A PSA test is a blood test that measures the level of protein produced by the prostate gland. And it is primarily the screen for prostate cancer. I would say the reason of this bit wasn't to pursue any sort of data on if the guys have cancer. It was they were arguing over who has more testosterone. And we said, hey, let's just take blood.

see, but I do think like an extremely elevated testosterone or even, I would say, one that's very low, would mean there are other health issues. Yeah, you got problems. So, yeah, it could actually turn into a PSA test possibly if something comes back. Well, you're so freaked out about it. I am. I remember seeing an interview with a football player. I don't know who he plays with, but he found out he had testicular cancer because his

testosterone levels were too high. They thought, he felt basically what they call a drug. drug test and they were like you failed a drug test and he's like I don't I don't take any drugs no nothing and they're like no no your testosterone is so high so they went deeper into it and found out it was only high because he had cancer oh my and when I saw that I'm like damn that freaked me out yeah but that's a great thing because then they found it no I know I know fixed it but nobody wants cancer so it's just kind of like well that's true man what do I find out I have it but again if if you do that sucks but you found you got to find out knowledge is power early detection is everything

Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton discovered he had testicular cancer in November 2025 after a random NFL drug test flagged him for abnormally high levels of testosterone. And so those are levels associated with doping. And so he's like, I didn't dope. So they went into it deeper. It turns out they detected an early tumor. And so successful. It's amazing.

Surgery was good. Yeah, he's still playing. So, but you just gave an example of it was negative, but it's actually positive. I know. I know. We talked about this too a while back. It's called Fear of Finding Out Fofo. Remember we talked about that a while back? Like that's kind of what I have. I've always lived with Fofo. Live with WTW. Wait to worry. Like you're worried about something that hasn't even happened. Live with STFU. What is that? Oh my God. Shut up. Yeah. So hopefully tomorrow we will get the results. Are you more scared that you lose or more scared that you're sick? I don't care about losing.

Okay, now I think he's just doing this, so when he does lose, he can say I don't care. No, no, I do think I'm going to win. You've just been like, I'm going to win. I think you've looked yourself in the mirror, and now you're like, I don't think I'm going to win. No, I think I'm going to win. Okay, that hopefully, I feel good that it will be tomorrow.

Bobby Bone Show. Story of the day. This story comes ours from San Antonio, Texas. A 24-year-old man went out for some drinks on Friday night, and he goes to, you know, pay for another one. And they're like, sorry, sir, your card's been declined. He's like, oh, no, no, no way. Try it again.

Like, sorry, he's declined. We can't give any more alcohol. We're going to have to ask you to leave. And he's like, yeah, yeah, that's fine. He goes out to his car, gets in the car, starts to drive away, rolls down the window, pulls out the gun. Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. Just fire shots into the bar because they denied his credit card.

Anybody get hit? No one got hit. I'm surprised he got in his car and drove off because it sounds like he's drunk anyway. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not a good idea. There's just a lot of things here. Bad credit card and drunk and probably not a registered gun in his name. I would imagine a guy like that's not legally with a gun.

All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, voicemail. Let's go. Oh, man. So I'm sitting here listening to Friday Part 1, and I can't believe I just heard Eddie downplay the whole not sending me some salsa situation. That salsa was going to change.

my life. I was so excited. You don't even understand. I mean, I wouldn't even mind it if it did taste like brisket. At least I would have got some. I mean, I'm never giving up. Hi, this is a listener who Eddie has promised salsa to. Eddie will not mail it to him. Eddie has downplayed it. A couple things have happened, though. One, Eddie made a batch of bad salsa. It wasn't bad. It was different. And Amy called it out. It wasn't bad, right? It tastes it. It tastes like meat. No salsa should taste like meat. Well, well, brisket is a great flavor. It is. Yeah, so is ice cream. I don't ice cream salsa? Exactly.

You can't dip a chip into something that looks red and it's supposed to taste salsy and then it's ice cream. Then why did you eat like 20 chips with it? Okay, back up, it was like three chips. You know you're exaggerating. We have witnesses. She kept eating and said, wait a minute. This doesn't taste right.

Yeah, because she's trying to figure out what it is. If there's somebody who tastes at a high level, it's Amy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you're exactly right, Bobby. I had to keep eating so that I could determine what it was. and by the time I walked out of the room, I nailed it. You did nail it. So your last batch is bad.

It wasn't bad. You're only as good as your last batch is what they say in the salsa world. And also you should send this listener to some. I still stand by that. Against what my lawyer said? Sure. You literally don't have a lawyer. My lawyer said it's not smart to send someone fresh food like that.

If they get sick, they can sue you. What if he mails us a waiver, then you mail? He already said he wouldn't sue you. What if he mails us a waiver, then you mail can back the salsa. We get them one in like a year. Hey, you guys can leave us a voicemail. 877, Bobby. That's our number, 877, B-O-B-B-Y. We are done. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bones show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry.

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