The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Did Lunchbox Get Selected For Jury Duty? + Eddie Appeals Low Testosterone Test  + Country Music Lyrics Game

Episode Date: April 29, 2026

We find out if Lunchbox got selected for Jury Duty. Eddie brings his evidence to appeal the results to his testosterone test. He thinks the first results may have been compromised. How well do you know your country music lyrics? Raymundo asks a question about a famous country song to see who knows the most about lyrics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. So Lunchbox is here today which means he is not on a jury. Yesterday he had to leave pretty close to the end of the show

for jury duty. All right, what happened? Not guilty, Your Honor. No, really, I just went and I show up. Let me tell you, a court is busy. You're trying to get through the middle detectors? It is a mile long out to the street. You sit in line for like 25 minutes trying to get through the metal detectors.

And you go in and you walk up to the window and they say, what's your name? Tell him your name. Daniel? You say Daniel? Nope. What you tell him your name was? I didn't say anything. Okay.

I slid up my ID. Okay. And they zapped a little barcode. They printed out of paper. They gave me a little tag. And they said, wear that at all times while you're here. So we know you're a juror. Did it say, Daniel?

It just said juror number. And so I go in this big room and there's probably 150 to 200 people in there. Is everybody like miserable? Everybody like, well, that's the weird part. A lot of people become best friends with everybody in there. They start talking to each other. They're just chatting it up. I'm like, guys, can we shut up?

Like, we don't need to talk the whole time. Focus on justice, what I'd say. Right, we need to be worried about the law. You need to be thinking about like, what am I going to do in this situation? Am I going to be the foreman? And you sit there and there's coffee. and water. And the guy comes up, he's like, listen, we're going to get started in a few minutes.

This is what's going to happen. You could be here for up to five days. And I don't know how many trials we're going to have today. We're still waiting here from the courts upstairs to see who's going to go to a trial, who's not. So we'll be with you shortly. And people just chatting away, chatting away. People scrolling their phones.

Me, I'm concentrating, staring at the wall. Focus on justice. Like, all right, man, what am I going to do here? Are they guilty, not guilty? You don't even know the case yet. But okay, go ahead. Yeah, and I did get in trouble at one point. I took an elevator in the courthouse,

and there was a guy, and he was dressed, all dressed up, and he's like, oh, I'm kind of nervous. I don't want to be late. I was like, oh, you here for jury, dear you too? And he goes, no, I'm here for court. And I said, oh, man, I may be a juror. I'll say not guilty. And someone in the elevator goes, you can get in serious trouble for that.

Yeah, you probably shouldn't say that. I was just joking. I was just joking. I was just joking. I was just joking. I was trying to be funny. Sorry. Like, don't do that.

So don't make jokes at the courthouse is what I found out. And so then they come in. They're like, all right, you know what we're going to do? We're going to call. It was 35 or 40 names. If you hear your name called, please come out here and wait in this little lobby area. You'll be going up to courtroom, whatever. And they just start calling out names.

And the first name off the list gets a commemorative pin from the city of Nashville. Did you want the pen? I was like, oh, my gosh, how stupid. And then I was like, but if I'm going to get called, I better be first. Yeah. First name, Abdul. Oh, yeah, I'm not called first. Then they keep going down.

And as they flip the page, you're like, oh, my gosh, they still haven't called my name. I'm about to be Scott Free. Then they go, and finally, Barbara, whatever. And I'm like, yeah, I'm out of here. And they go, you heard your name call? Come out in the lobby. If not, hang tight. We got more court cases.

Okay. You didn't get called ever? So I waited for another two hours. They did enough. You went for two more hours? Yeah. Oh, my gosh. And then they got the list.

They called out 35 or 40 more names. and they said, guys, we're only having two trials today. So everybody else, you're free to go. Dang. They released me out in the wild, and I made $20. How? You get paid $20 to be a juror. Is it like cash or what?

No, they pay out at the end of the month. I sure they do. It's in the mail. That's what they said. Did you want to get on a jury once you got there? I did want to get on a jury, but once they said I could be there for five days. I was like, oh my gosh, that would be miserable. Yeah, but we said if you get on a high-profile case,

write a book. Right, but five days, you know, it's a long time to be sitting there for hours and eating courtroom lunch because they provide the lunch for you. Think of all the stories you'd have, though. Yeah. I mean, you went out for 10 minutes about a list than Abdul, but they have the actual story you could bring. Yeah. That's true. But yeah, so I didn't get picked and they released us and we turned in our name tag and the one that said Daniel? No, it said juror number and it had a big old long list of numbers. So I've been called lunchboxes has been called. Eddie and Amy haven't been called. Never for jury duty.

So lunchbox wanted to change that. Yeah. So what did you do? He, do we have the audio? I nominated you guys for jury duty. Here you go. Hello, how's going? Good.

How are you? Amy Brown and Eddie Garcia have never been to jury duty. Can I nominate them? No, it doesn't work that way. Oh, it doesn't work that way. No more that way. Dang. You got to get luck in the draw.

Yeah, because they keep telling me, oh, you got to go. And I wanted to put them on the list, but that's how it works. Thank you. Don't work that way. All right, good. Check your mail, though. Yeah, hey, it doesn't work. that way, but in a week, you may get a letter.

Lunch bots, you love that courtroom vibe. You love that as a- It is kind of fun. It is like a hustle and bustle. People going and coming and people meeting, having secret meetings, talking over in the corner and like, oh man, make you want to be a lawyer? Kind of, yeah. I'd like to argue things.

And the people in front of me, I could, it was like a daughter and mom and dad. And I think that mom and dad were there to support the daughter. And they were like practicing how she was going to answer if they asked her how she was doing today. How are you doing today? And she was like, I'm good. They're like, no, no, you got to say it.

Like, you got to say something more and like sound genuine. Like, you know, I'm doing good and I'm, you know, I'm just happy to prove to you guys. Like, whatever. And I was like, oh, man, this is crazy. Don't know what she's in for or what she's facing. But she did have a little legal pad like so she could take notes. That's pretty cool. Well, we're glad you're back.

That feels good to be back, man. You went and you helped the wills of justice turn. That's right. Not guilty. No, you can't joke like that, remember? That's not funny, man. It's the anonymous Sin Bar

Anonymous Sin Bar There's a question to be had Hello Bobby Bones My wedding is just over two weeks away And my best man, who is also my brother, has just built his plan to pull a surprise At our rehearsal dinner It seems that he wants to surprise

His girlfriend with a proposal And that this is the perfect place to do it. I told him horrible idea And it's a one-way ticket To get onto the future wives you're dead to me list. But he thinks it's perfect since all of our family will be there. What do you think?

Am I justified in thinking this? Signed wedding hostage. You know, that's a good point about the wife. Because I'm sure dudes don't think about it. Dudes wouldn't care. You would. Because my wife. Oh.

It's not, it's just not. First of all, that's not a place for somebody. This is your rehearsal, your wedding. This is all about you guys. So for the record, yes. But I think I would think of that for my wife. True. I don't have a brother.

You should do nothing to take any sort of attention off of the two people getting married. Yeah. And so this is a terrible idea about your brother. But that's just a brother going, oh, yeah, all the family's all here. Let them do it. But that's great about thinking about your wife because she will hate that. But he shouldn't do it. Like you have to tell him, this is not an avenue for you to propose to your girlfriend.

It isn't. And I get all the families here and that does make it nice. But you know why all the family is here? Because we're having a wedding. They're here for our thing. thing. So you have to just say no, you cannot do it. Because if your wife knows that you knew and he did, oh, you're dead. You're dead too. I'm also thinking of the person that he's proposing to. If I'm the woman and my boyfriend proposes to me at somebody else's event, I don't care if it's

a wedding or a birthday. Is somebody else's celebration? I am going to be mortified. Yeah, good point. You can't do it. He can't do it. You have. You have. have to tell him it is an absolute no. Like it's going to make me rethink if I'll marry this person. You mean if you get proposed to it somebody else? Yeah. That's a good angle. I'm like, you thought this was a good idea? The brother can tell the other brother like, hey man, your, your fiance or girlfriend may not like this. Like, so this is just terrible all the way around. And he's like, no, no, no, no, no, she will. I know her. No, no, no, no, no, no. And if she is cool with it, then something's up.

Yeah, you have to go, no, this is not the time or place because my future wife's going to be very upset at me because I knew you were going to do it and I didn't stop you. Yeah. So no, it's an absolute no. Don't do it. Anybody else have anything to add on this? This is a unanimous no. I don't know. Morgan's staring at me like she has something to say.

Yeah, well, I just think it's super lazy. Like, you're piggybacking off of somebody else's thing. This is just showing you're lazy and you don't want to plan your own proposal. Like, that's, that is great F, effort. I understand the whole family's here But you don't need your whole family for an engagement I agree I agree

And if you do Then like Morgan's saying Figure it out Fly to them Right Yeah This just can't happen It's up to you to stop them

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That's wild You know how early she was? Because I would think a few months Two weeks Oh Wow So she should have been traveling She might need to get somewhere

I don't know It's Portland apparently A Delta Airlines Flight from Atlanta to Portland And there was a You know when she walked on And she was so so so pregnant Because again I don't know why

Maybe she had to get someone I mean maybe it's I don't want to have to fly But I guess I have to fly to get to Portland And it's not like, you know, regional. It's a cross country. That's a long one. People are like, oh my God, what if she goes into labor?

Because that's very pregnant. As a wife that just gave birth, had a wife less than two months ago. That's nine, that's over nine, that's nine months pregnant. Jesus. Those seats had to be so wet. Yes. Like there had to be like a liquid explosion. Surely they lay.

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. It's not built for that. So you can, and your seat only reclined so much. Oh, I'm picturing her like in the, where the flight attendants are on the floor. And are you guys watching the whole thing go down? Wait, if it's not your kid, no.

But you're on a plane, guys. Like, what do you do? Just look out the window the whole time? Like, I feel like that's crazy. Yeah, I'm going to be looking at her coming out. It sounds like you wanted to see the head coming out. No, no, no. I'm just saying if that happens, like say you're sitting on that row and it happens right in.

Well, it's not going to allow. I don't know. I don't know. That's just something. That's a crazy story. That's crazy. Okay, that one, does that one win or this one? Wisconsin woman gave her late husband's funeral an unforgettable twist by bringing him back as a hologram to meet the mourners one last time.

I like it. You do? Yeah, is that like Tupac hologram? Guess. You know, like that's pretty cool. Pam. Did it talk? Yeah, they answered quite, he answered questions.

Whoa. That's cool. Yeah. No, I think it's cool. Why is that not cool? I don't know. I didn't say it wasn't. I just wondered what you guys think about it.

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About 200 guests attended. Most of them had no idea what was coming. You're going to a hologram funeral and you don't even know. That's quite the shock. Yeah. Wow. It's cool. I feel like this could be a funeral package like at some point.

I'm sure it is. You want to throw the hologram for an extra. Oh man. When my mom died, they get you on all the stuff. Because they're like, you know, because you're so fresh. The wounds are there. And they're like, would you like the super gold casket with all the trimmings? she'd really love that. I'm like, no, we're going to

do cremation. Oh, then you definitely want the earn of a lifetime. And they pull into like, this is the one that the dead really love. And yeah, it's higher quality. And it's a lot more expensive, but I think she's worth it. And you're like, okay, I'll take that. They get you. So bad. That's how they get you with this. You want to do a hologram

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My mom was, she was very adamant. She just wanted like the oak or some wooden, like nothing too fancy box because she was not cremated. And so thankfully we were like, we already have orders from our mom. Like, these are her wishes. That's good. So we couldn't deviate from that. And then my dad's, it wasn't even to earn. It was more like he was in a box.

It was just a... Well, they gave us her ashes in a box. and then you could put it in an urn. Oh, well, we, we buried the box of ashes. Huh, that's a thing. I've heard that. Yeah. Out in Dilley, Texas.

No. Oh, it was like a real. Sort of looks like a jewelry box. Got it. Except for. Watch up for grape diggers. Ashes. And I know.

They're going to go in. I had to transport it with me from Nashville to San Antonio where we landed and then we drove and then it was like I'm the sibling in charge of the ashes. Okay. I had to transform my mom too. It's weird. Yeah. And they're like, what's in the box?

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We've here, since everyone has a podcast, we want it to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food.

You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Just calling about Eddie's testosterone results. When I had mine done at 297, I think it was, my primary doctor said, that's a little low, but I'm referring you to an endocrinologist. The endocrinologist told me, yeah, that would be low if you were a 70-year-old man. So Eddie should probably get that checked out. Thanks. Bye. So earlier in the week, we got all the results after blood was given.

Lunchbox had 503. Perfectly average testosterone. Eddie was 293 below average. Anything below 300 is low. I mean, but that's like seven. So right there. But it's low. Like you would have been low.

It doesn't matter you lost the competition. No, yeah, I get that. Yes, yes. Eddie would like to appeal the results. An official appeal. I mean, that makes sense. Are you the judge? Appellate court in session.

Okay, okay. Here we go. I'll listen. Yes, but it's probably going to be no. I feel like appealing is such a low-tee move. It really is. It's like, it's giving low-tee. Yeah, low-tie vibes for sure.

I just want justice. That's all I want to hear you. Okay. Let's see what your case is. Go ahead. I found out that you know how all the drama started with the first test that I took, the blood, somehow the lab was like, inconclusive.

There's something wrong with the blood. So they came back and they drew more blood from me. I found out that this result that we read on air comes from the first test that they took from me. I thought that was inconclusive. I thought it was inconclusive. So why are we basing my T results on that number? And I also found out from the doctor or the paramedic that drew my blood, he thinks that

problem with that blood sample was that it was exposed to heat therefore it's not going to be a correct reading well then why would he give us the number exactly so then what's the number of the second one i never heard anything about heat i have not gotten the second result amy if you'd like to contact that company to get that second number i think that's the one i would like to submit for this competition okay so if true and i don't know that that's true if true i do think we have to look at the second result And not the first because the first was delayed. The first was deemed inconclusive. Correct.

And now we got the first result? And that number that you read was the results from the first test. Okay. Are you messaging? I just sent a text. And what did the text say? Morning. Have Eddie's second results come in?

Smiley face? That's straightforward. Uh-huh. Okay. I like the smiley face. Yeah. This is all news to me. I do feel it is fair.

Oh, I just feel like this has been such. Amy, is that result that you that you got from the doctor? Is that from the first test that I took? Yes. He, yes. Wild. That's what I'm saying. I didn't know that would matter because he said the number.

But I would say, good morning. I got a text. Good morning. His original test finally resulted. It's low. But that's the one that we read. I'm with Eddie. If it were me, I would be irritated.

And if that's the real. one, your second one's going to be the same. So I think we should look at the second one. Just to be sure. But if it's lower, you can't take the first one. If it's lower, I mean, I'll take the lower. It doesn't matter at that point. Ask if he has the result for the second one they had to. That's what I just sent. With a smiley face. Yeah, that's what I litter. Oh, bubbles, bubbles. Bubbles. As he's typing, let's play a couple of voicemails here. Ray Mundo, this is from the day Eddie takes test. I just want to say, I think after today's

show, I think Eddie needs a hug and I'd like to give it to him. And also Amy's vitamin C and D and testosterone stuff is paying off. Good job, Amy. But yeah, that's it. Eddie, come get a hug. All right, there's a hug. Let's go with the next one. Dude, when lunchbox

show your boobs to Eddie, dude, I'm crying. I'm crying and laughing, dude. This was the first time I've stopped in the middle of a segment to where I felt like I had to call and just tell you all, dude, Eddie, I'm so sorry that you now have manned boobs.

No, I don't. Sorry, guys. I'll see y'all later. A lot of people are finding joy in your low testosterone results. Great. Great. What do you have over there? He's checking now.

Checking. This is crazy. This is crazy. I would be upset too if the result came back in conclusion and then it came back bad. Even though it's probably right, I do feel like. I think he just said they finally resulted. Like they were finally able to find something.

Then he told Eddie Heat is what He told me when he was drawing the blood, I was like, do you know what's wrong with the first? It won't matter. The second one, if it comes back, it'll probably be the same number. Okay. He said something like, okay, he said, yes, just waiting for his free testosterone to come back. Let me check and see if it showed up this morning. If not, I'll just send what we have already.

Oh, no, we're waiting. Okay, so you're still the loser until something comes back. Correct. By far. Very low. That's fine. I mean, what, was it going to come back drastically different? What if it comes back?

Yeah. But if you had a test result about anything with your body health-wise. Yeah. And it was, we don't have the result. And then it's, I get it. And it's finally we have the result. But they were like, we have the result. But originally it was because the heat messed it up is why we didn't have it.

You'd want to see the real number. Right. I agree. So right now we're reading the heat testosterone number. No, he was. What I'm hoping is it made it hotter. And you're like 100. No.

Because when I'm hoping. Oh my gosh. So bad. You guys, you guys, it never, like it's going to be an improvement. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It never occurred to me that the number could come back.

Yes. Lower. There's no chance. My libido is so high. There's no chance. You said that before, 293. Stop it with the high libido. Even my wife said, there's no way you have low teeth.

Okay. I will accept your appeal because I do think that's fair to appeal on. I think anybody would have the same issue with it. We will hear what he has to say, the guy that took the test, and we will get your new number soon. But as of right now, it's not up in the air. You are the loser. That's fine. You're 293 until otherwise.

What? Like, it's bothering me because I really don't. want to know about Eddie's libido. Yes, at all whatsoever. We're doing testosterone tests. Between his busy schedule and his four kids, that he's also doing it all the time, like, I just don't know. I didn't say I'm doing it all the time.

Exactly. He said he wants to do it all the time. Right. It's a big difference. Okay, we will get new numbers, okay? I have a very special treat, a very special surprise, a very special prize for someone on this show. And I want to tell you the five people it could be, this is something

that this person has really wanted. Okay? So one of you, I'm going to tell you, possibility your life has changed from this special prize. So the five people up are Amy, lunchbox, Eddie, Morgan and Ramundo.

Wow. One of you five are getting a massive surprise. Life changing. I would say possibly life changing, yes. Oh, my. a boat. This could be the boat I've always wanted. What? It could be the hair transplant and he's always wanted. No.

He didn't want that anymore. I was going to pay for that. Like go to Turkey. I'll pay for it. So, what I'll do is I'll eliminate one of you today. Today? You're going to do this every day? Oh my gosh. I'm telling you life. I think it's life changing. I don't want to build it up too much, but I do think the person that gets this surprise will be life changing.

Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. All right, eliminate. I got it. I will... What? I know what it is. No, you don't. I know it is.

Who do you think it's for? Me. Okay. I got it. Is it a car? Nope, not a car, man. Something better. A house?

Nope. Something better than a house. An airplane? Nope, better than an airplane. Oh, an island. Earth? It's part of Earth. Do you think it's an island?

Somebody on the show is... And I'm telling you, it is... Mike knows what it is. Would you say life changing? Life changing. Life changing. Yep. Wow.

It is an island. So is it something... But you don't even know if it's for you because I'm about to eliminate one of you from that. I know what it is. I got a question. Is it something that you can have the opportunity to have or is it the actual thing? The person that's getting it really wants it. Oh my gosh.

I can't wait. Oh, my gosh. So I'm... I got to start getting it. I will pull one of you from this today. I got to get to say. So I hate to let one of you down. All right.

It's okay. We got to do it though. So like we've actually verbally said, I want this. In more ways than one. Oh. This is something that this person really wants, has been vocal about it. And at times, there's some strings that can be pulled.

Oh, my God. So the person I'll be eliminating today. It's obviously Morgan. She has nothing. What do you mean she has nothing? Morgan doesn't really want anything. She never talks about wanting anything. That's not true.

You found a dude. That's all she wanted. No. I want to go to space. All she wanted with a dude, like in her whole life. Yeah, that's all she was. That's all her goals were like, I got to find a man, got to find a man, got to find a man. Are you sending me to Paris?

I have so many goals. Oh, I wonder what you guys think if it is you, what would you think it would be? Sending Amy wants to go to Paris. That's what you think it is, Amy? Well, I don't know if sometimes there's work things in France. I went to one a couple years ago. I know. That's not a bad guess.

And he's like, oh, I can't go. I just had the baby. Send Amy. Wow, wow. Interesting, interesting. Ray, what would you think it were fit were you? I've been complaining about tickets around here, show tickets, so I'm guessing me and Bayser are going to CMA Fest all weekend.

What, that's... Is that this weekend? No. No, in June. Ray, you can do that anytime. Yeah, you can do that anyway. But you don't know. I mean, do you have tickets sitting around?

Because I don't. Okay. Lunchbox to Phil were you? What do you think it would be? Man, I already know. It's a interview with a casting person for Survivor. I already know. an island.

Oh, that's what he means. I think he's going on. Survival. I have a chance. Yep. It's my opportunity. Bobby said it's an opportunity. Strings can be pulled.

Bobby called some people, said, hey, I could have bought it. You could have, but you said strings could be pulled. Was the quote out of your mouth and you pulled some strings? Got me a survivor casting agent. Let's go. Yes. Morgan, if it were for you, what do you think it would be?

I feel like it could either be something. with Celine Dion, because I've talked about her a lot. I love Celine Dion, and I really want to see her in concert, or it's space. Something space-related, because y'all know I want to be an astronaut. You're going to space. Who knows? That's a string that can be pulled. Bobby has a lot of strings. Eddie? Oh, this is easy.

You know Johnny Morris, the guy that owns Bass Pro Shop. He told you, hey, Bobby, I want to get you a boat. You pick whatever boat you want. And Bobby's like, I don't want a boat. But Eddie has always talked about wanting a boat. Finally, I'm going to get a boat. Well, it's going to hurt me to eliminate one of you, but I have to do so now. Hey, you guys notice he didn't say anything in my mind?

I'd say anything about anybody's. Yeah, any... Oh. The person I'll be eliminating that is not getting the super special treat. It's easy space. Is... Well, no, just because you guessed it doesn't mean it's one of them. I have to eliminate...

Sorry. It's okay. Wow, I thought that was the most realistic one. You mean space in a boat? Wait. Oh. We're close. What?

Amy, I have to eliminate you. Okay. So tomorrow, I'll eliminate somebody else. Sorry, Amy. But you never know. One day I just might tell you what it is. Oh, man. Instead of eliminating.

You know how American Idol is. Sometimes I've never. Of course. You're the winner out of nowhere. Okay, so tomorrow, I saw Morgan's raise her eyebrows. I'm going to space. No, you're not.

Okay, this is what I want to say. And I'll move off of it. This is what I want to say. Of the things that you guys think, four of you because one of you is getting it. None of you are right about what it is. So even if it's the right person, none of you are right about what it is. Oh. But trust me.

Life changing. Why did you choose to eliminate me first? Because you already have everything in life. I feel like the comments would be like, there's Amy getting everything again. Yeah, good, good. That's a good idea to not pick her. Okay, so text me. Why? You want to know who it is?

No, you got to play the game like everyone else. No, because I can vouch whether or not it's life changing. I'll text you before we do the bit tomorrow. Don't, why, why? What does she have to do with it? Why do you not want her to know? Because I want her to be like the listeners, be like, what's happening? It'd be fun that way.

But you four are like the listeners. I know. Okay, we'll do this again tomorrow. All right, how well do you know your country music, lyrics? Ray, question number one. And need you now by Lady A. What time is the call made in the middle of the night? I'm in.

Oh. I know the first parts of the word. Much welcome me know when you're in. Hold on. I'm in for the whim. So, I'm in. I'm only 75% sure. Amy, are you in?

I'm in. Because I have a question. Do I have to do the math or do I just say the lyric? I think you're just saying the lyrics, fine, because that's all what I wrote down. But I didn't know if it was quarter after one or two. I didn't know which number it was. So I put quarter after one. Amy?

Quarter after one. Eddie? It's a quarter after one. Lunchbox. It's 3 a.m. I must be lonely. That's Matchbox 20. I realize that out of you guys.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Quarter after one, correct. All right, next up. In Amarillo by Morning by George Strait, what city do they take his saddle in? I'm in. I'm in. What city do they take his saddle?

he broke his leg man I I think I got it but I'm struggling I need more questions about Foo Manchu I know about Oh man Took

I'm in for the win I don't know what city I think he broke his leg in Santa Fe So I think his saddle Was in Houston Take his saddle in Houston You Took my saddle in Houston

Oh my God I was less on that in the quarter after one. You? It's Houston. Lushbox. Eddie's T is 293. All right.

There you go. That rhymes. I don't realize that. All right. Next up. What mountain range is mentioned by name in Take Me Home Country Roads by John Denver? Oh, I know that one. Take Home Country Road.

Last Virginia. Oh, I know it. I know it. I'm in. Oh, my gosh. I'm going to get one right. I'm in for the win. I'm going to go to you first whenever you're ready.

I'm ready. Amy, you in? No. Oh, sorry. I don't know. I'll like, no, no, no. That's not the answer. Ray, the question again?

What mountain range is mentioned by name and take me home country roads by John Denver? Amy, you want a hint? Okay, let's stop. Let's let her answer the question. Like, it's the one that he knows. No, it's like, yes. You can't give me an hint. So it's all talking.

Are you in Amy? I'll go to you first since you don't know it. Sure. Go ahead. Rocky Mountains. That's incorrect. Lunchbox. Blue Ridge Mountains.

That's right. Boom! Shenandoah River. Blue Ridge Mountains. Blue Ridge Mountains. Blue Ridge Mountains. Wait. Yeah.

Keep going. Running through, Mom. I don't know. I know that. I sing it. Shenandoah River. Blue Ridge Mountains. No.

Blue Ridge Mountain? No. It doesn't matter. What is it? No, it's right. The words are right. Your melody wasn't right. Oh, my melody felt right.

Okay, good. But that's why I'm tone deaf. You're not tone deaf. You're not tone deaf. Next up, number four. He's tone deaf. You're not tone deaf. Number four.

In Forever and Ever Amen by Randy Travis, what do the old men sit and talk about? I'm in. I'm in. Oh, I'm in for the wind. Come on now. Lunch box? The weather.

Yeah. As long as old men. Sit and talk about the weather. As long as old women Sit and talk about old men Do you guys all get that one? Yes Okay

Too easy lunchbox Too easy man All right next And he stopped loving her today By George Jones What did they place on his door After he died I got him

He's done loving her today I'm in Eddie I might take you here Because you know I mean you love this song Yeah They put something on his door? On his door?

Ray, would you ask it again? And he stopped loving her today by George Jones. What do they place on his door after he died? Okay, I'm in. I'm in for the word. Lunchbox? Low T sign. Was there a number on that sign?

293. Oh, okay. That was that. 293. Stop starting to drive? It never ends. Eddie? I mean, what else would you put on a door other than a wreath?

That's it. It's a wreath. That's it. That's it. That's it. A wreath. Wow, I just guessed. That's it.

Amy? A death certificate. That's a weird thing to pin up there. How does a wreath? Like, I don't know how that, like, a wreath in a song. Like, it doesn't sound like a work. How to sing that? Yeah.

Sing it. A wreath on the door. That's exactly it. They play serri. He stopped loving her today. They put her to reeth up on the door. You guys are great. Thank you.

Thank you. Let's do. How many more do you have? Two more. Total? Yeah, and then we can do tiebreakers. Okay, okay, go. Insold by John Michael Montgomery, the narrator sells his heart to a lady sitting in what row? Whoa.

Will you ask it again? Insold by John Michael Montgomery, the narrator sells his heart to a lady sitting in what row. I'm in. Hold on. I feel pretty good about it. I don't. I feel really good about it. I'm in for the win.

I know Amy is going to know it because she knows the whole song. Every. Yeah. You do? Yeah. Lunchbox? Second row. How do you know? I've sang the song. I sing it with Amy at I Heart Country one time. She's an eight. She's a nine. She's a 10. I know. She got a ruby red lips long hair blue eyes. Now sing the part though. Oh, she's in the second row. Yeah, but sing the part. Oh, now I'm confused. You guys sing this on stage it. No, no, backstage.

No, we did it. We sang it with Keith Urban or something. Yeah. Got, I got it. Going once, going twice. To the lady in the second row. Sold to the lady in the second row. She's an eight. She's a nine. She's a ten. and I know she got... Second row. Eddie? Second row. Son of a gun. Come on.

Last one. In Truck Yeah by Tim McGraw, what artist's music was he playing on his iPod? Got it. Is it one artist? You can't ask that. Can you repeat the question, Ray?

In Truck Yeah by Tim McGraw, what artist's music was he playing on his iPod? Isn't it like? I'm in. I know you know it, and that's stupid. What's your question, Amy? I know it's something like this. Everybody good?

Amy? Mm-hmm. Lunchbox, what do you have? I have Eddie Loti. Eddie Lottie. You'd have been closer if he just said L'LTie. Oh, man. Oh, no.

Is it Little Troy? Is it Little Troy? It's something like Luda, T-Pain, Lle-Wang. I got L'O-Way. Oh, my iPod. Yes, Lil Wayne. Okay. I got Lil Wayne.

How many tiebreakers do you have, Ray? Three. Okay, go and we'll do sudden death. You want to do Buzzin? Yeah. Say our names. Yeah. Go.

In Chattahoochee by Alan Jackson, what was the make of the truck? Bobby. It's fogged up the wind as a mile Chevy. Chevy. Dang, good job. I don't really know that there was a make and model. So I just went with Chevy. So make would be like the company, right?

And the model is like the, Chevy Suburban Suburban Or Silverado Yeah Got it Okay good thing You're an answer

All right go ahead And Devil went down to Georgia By Charlie Daniels band What is the name of the young Sidler Johnny The boy said my name's Johnny And it might be a sin

But I take your bet You're going to regret Come the best it's ever been You got it Yeah that's good Yes I needed a win there Wow

You want to do a third one for fun And chicken fried by ZBB He lists the comfort foods from his home state of Georgia's sweet tea, pecan pie, and what other homemade beverage? Homemade wine. Got it. Dang, dude.

Oh, yeah, I felt pretty good about this. This is your game. And fine fact about that Tim McGrath song. Little Wayne puppen on my iPod. It was written by Chris Jansen and Low Cash, I believe. Wow, that's crazy. Mm-hmm. I'm almost positive.

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It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Wake up in the morning.

Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Then you're here. Eddie and me lunchbox, more game two. Steve Reddavis trying to put you through. Mike D's writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. Bobby Vaughn Stone. Now it's time for the morning, Corny.

The morning corny. mailman get detention. I don't know. Why did the mailman get attention? He can't pass the notes. He passes the notes for people. He passes the notes like from mailbox to mailbox. That was the morning corny. Is that Hall of Shame? Is that Hall of Shame? No, no, no. Why did the bagel struggle in yoga class? Okay, good setup. Why did the bagel struggle in yoga class? It couldn't find its center because it doesn't have a lot. Am I going?

Am I just not in? No, no. Okay, good. Because sometimes it can be me. I could have woke up, a little grumpy. Why did the doctor bring a red crown to work? Crayon? You're not even saying crayon.

I never say it correctly. People say it crown, though. It's part of my dyslexia. Why did the doctor bring a red crayon to work? He needed to draw blood. At least that one makes sense. Wait, could it find its center? That works because a bagel doesn't have its center.

No, no, we understood them all. Yeah, we got them. I mean, you could say donut. We got them all. A lot of calls about the testosterone results. And so we had a little, we'll talk about that earlier, but people have so much to say. Lunchbox scored 503, perfectly average, but Eddie scored 293. It's pretty low.

It's not even below average. It's unhealthy. No testosterone. But we got a lot of voicemails. Go ahead. I have never laughed so hard in my life at anything. on the show until I heard Amy laughing and then making the comment that it was closer to hers than lunchboxes.

I can't. Sorry, Eddie. I know what your health. You probably should go to the doctor, but hilarious bit. I'm so glad you guys did this. Epic. Great job, lunchbox. You know, Eddie, you need some help.

But thank you for all the laugh. I literally am walking into a work meeting with tears running on my face. I'd like to say it's a pretty great segment too. And I'd like to shout out both Lunchbox and Eddie for agreeing to when I said let's do a blood test. I fully expected one of them to go, I don't want to do needles. But look at you guys. We did it. Yeah, I'm not scared.

You did it. Yeah. We did it. What a bit. I don't understand the good job lunchbox. Like, he didn't do anything. I got tea. No, he was funny.

No, she's saying, like, good job watchbox in the test. Oh, okay. Yeah, that you both were equal in the bit. It's like, I didn't do anything to not have tea. Like, I'm just living my life. Maybe you should eat more protein or something. Yeah. Maybe that's what you're doing.

Maybe you should do more squats. Give me one more. voicemail, please. Buddy, I'm so sorry to hear about your low-key, but it is so nice to hear you not win for once, and that might make me a hater, but you've gotten a little too cocky and you've needed the peg knocked down a little bit. All right, I hope you'll have a good one. All right, there you go.

I get that. I've been winning a lot. Leave, oh. Turn that back in your favor. All I do is win, so yeah, I get that. You didn't win the most important game. And that's testosterone. You can win a music game, but you ain't got tea.

All you have to do, if you want to leave us a voicemail, it's called 87777-Bobby. That's our voicemail line. 877-B-O-B-B-B-WI. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day. This story comes us from Palm Bay, Florida. A man was tired of some homeless people living in the woods by his house.

He's like, I'll start a little fire to get rid of him. So he takes a lighter, goes out there, lights a little fire thinking they're going to leave. The wind picks up. starts blowing the fire burns five acres. Were they his acres, all his acres? No, no, no, no. It's not his land.

I would think not. Well, I would think if you're doing that, it happens to your own land. You're doing something that's mean like that. Well, you got what you deserved. Yeah. But whoever's land that was did not get what they deserved. We used to do that with like bugs. To get them out.

Yeah, you shouldn't burn stuff to get stuff out. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. How did you see Eddie and his wife out? It just happened to be at the same place they were. That's weird. Yeah, that was wild.

Absolutely random at the same place. Whoa, what are you doing here? What are you doing here? Yeah. Yeah, that's the way it was. That's weird. Yeah. Because you guys don't like live right next door to each other.

No. We don't. And this place is kind of, I mean, not close to our houses. Yeah, it's out there. So what were you doing, Eddie? I was date night. Yeah. My wife's like, do you want to do something tonight? I'm like, yeah, let's go somewhere.

And the kids, my oldest watched our other kids, and we went to just spend some time together. That's fun. You and my wife doing it at night. Lunchbox, what did you see? I saw Eddie being the worst date I've ever seen in my life. Him and his wife, date night, night out, no kids. They're sitting at the bar, having a couple drinks.

Very romantic. Not really. We're just hanging out. And then I look over Eddie's shoulder, and he has his phone propped up against two empty glasses so he can watch the UFC fights. Yeah, yeah, that's accurate. That's accurate.

I was shocked when we pulled up there. Well, hold on. Hold on. I thought, because I told her, I'm like, oh, let's go to this place because they have a bunch of sports on the TV. So they'll probably have UFC. We get there.

There's no UFC. So I put it on my phone. I mean, it's a sports bar. There's TVs everywhere. I thought it was a date night. That's not date night. It's hangout night. You just changed the name of it, though, mid-second.

Well, date, whatever. Guys, we've been married for 20-plus years. Yeah, but how many nights? do you get where you get a babysitter and you get to go out and like be together? Not very many, but I mean, what do... Did you feel guilty at all for watching that on your phone while you guys were hanging out? Not at all. She was picking

the fighters, I was betting on them. It was great. Okay, that's fun. We do it all the time. Do you think that was her choice of activities? Yeah, UFC's kind of our thing. You and your wife. It's you guys' thing. You know, you're so full of crap. He's kind of convincing me. It's their thing. Five or six years ago, like, we got tickets

to a UFC fight and I took her with me, and that a legit date night and she loved it more than I did. Okay, but you think she wants to watch UFC with you? Or do you just watch it and so she's like, I'll just do it since we're here and it's on? I don't know how to describe it other than we have it on and I say pick the fighters and she says, I think that guy's going to win. I know how to describe it. You have it on and she's there.

And so you try to find something that includes her so she doesn't. What would be an ideal date night for your wife? This? Yeah, that's a good question because we don't like dinner. really. Like we don't like going to dinner and by we. Do you mean you? No, both of us. Trying to think of a woman in my life that doesn't like to be taken to dinner. Just a nice dinner. Everyone's while

doesn't have to be often. Yeah, not all women are the same. I understand that. No way. I totally get that. We could pull the women we have here, I think. It's probably 100%. Basically with a house and four kids, like all we want to do is just hang out with each other away from them.

No matter what we're doing, really. But this is you saying that. No, both of us. Because she said, do you want to go do that or do you want to go to a movie? And I said, we can do whatever you want. Like, either sounds great to me. Did she pick watch UFC on the phone while sitting at a table? Well, well, the... There's no way if there was UFC fights on that Eddie wanted to go to a movie.

So, of course, he said, let's go to this sports bar. I didn't say that. She picked the sports bar. And it wasn't a sports bar. It's like a mini golf place, but we sat at the bar. He just was dying to tell that story. I'm sure he did. Because he ran up to me.

He's like, what are you doing? Why do you have this on? This thought it was date night. So I was waiting for this to come up. Oh, he said all that to you there. All of that. He's right. I mean, it is kind of ridiculous, but yeah.

Don't worry. No, I wasn't, but why? We'll have, don't worry. There'll be a revenge story coming up soon. Oh, about him. It's not that you're going to make it up to your wife. It's about punishing him. God, and I thought that I thought that you were going a totally different direction.

Like, don't worry. I got something else planned for her. No, no, no, no. We'll probably watch UFC next weekend. All right. Hey, that's it. Bye, everybody. Come on, y'all.

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