The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Is Taking Items From Lost & Found Ethical? + Bobby's Conspiracy Theory + Can You Yell At Other People's Kids? + Why Is Amy A Quitter?

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

Eddie got a 'life hack' idea from Lunchbox to check out Lost and Founds for items that have gone unclaimed. He tested it out and we discussed if it's an ethical thing to do. We talked to a listener about her experience with a psychic who almost screwed up their life by getting something totally wrong! Bobby dove into a conspiracy theory after thinking a restaurant by his house is a front. Amy talked about an awkward situation where a person was yelling at a kid that wasn't his at a basketball team for playing poorly. Is it wrong to yell at someone else's kid? We find out why Amy is a quitter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. Young people think that adults carrying cash is cringe. That's the headline. Why? Not only does Gen Z not want to use cash, they think that using it is cringe. At least that's what a new Harris poll found. they asked Gen Z, hey, what do you think about cash? And they're like, if you have it, it's cringe, nobody pays with cash. I can tell you, I only have cash to tip. Just why I keep cash. Otherwise, I don't pay with cash that often.

Quote, I do not carry even a wallet with me anymore. And I carry my ID in my phone just in case. I use Apple pay for everything when Gen Z are explained. So mostly it's that. It's technology. Do you carry cash on you? Sometimes. I will say I've started to use my phone a lot more.

Feels cool. My wife does not carry cash at all ever. And there have been times that I've been like, hey, take this cash. She's like, what am I going to do with this? Spend it. Because she uses her phone for everything. If she's paying somebody that's Venmo, if she's a credit card on like Apple Pay in her wallet. Yeah, I only just recently, because we have that grocery store right below us.

And I used to always take my phone, my wallet, everything down there with me. And now I just take my phone. I'm a cash man. I'm also a purse man. Oh, wow. Look at that. I've had this back for a while. Relax.

Yeah, no, I keep cash. Just to prove it. I keep cash. It's just tipping cash. That's it. Keep it folded up. Ready to tip. Yeah.

I don't ever want to be on the internet as somebody who, I didn't even tip me. Man, you ever grabbed your wallet and not have cash in there? And it's stressful. Like, I feel like that. But it's not anymore because we have our phone. You know what else I've been doing too?

If for some reason I don't have cash, I now feel comfortable just going, hey, what's your Venmo? Yeah. Like at a value. I had an event once where I had a park in a valet and the kid took my car and I didn't have any cash. I was like, hey, I'm going to Venmo you a tip. So that was the deal.

We talked about tipping because I tip at Sonic pretty good. I tip, you know, I pull up. I get like two waters with nerds in it and I tip them really well. But what's happened is I do tip probably high for Sonic and this one person that I keep tipping with a $100 bill, they never even look up at me. It's weird. It's bothersome to me. Yeah. Even though you're not doing it for the thank you.

I'm not doing it for the thank you, but they don't even look up. That's so weird. And it's like you're just, you just handed them a $100 bill. And you say that they do notice it's $100 bill. Well, they look at it. So I got a voicemail about this, hit it. About the reason that he doesn't want to call your. That's a good.

That's a good thought of that. Okay, you actually, they think it was a one. He's done it twice. I think in my pocket. Yeah, he's like, this guy can't see. He's making the mistake. He really is blind. Most of the people are like, oh, thanks.

And I'm not doing it for the thanks. Which one everybody didn't know. But it's not even, they just like look at it and they keep their head down. It's the same person who's done it twice. And I've just been motivated to tip more. And it's weird. It's like a competition thing now. That's what you're motivated to do?

Yeah, maybe they just don't know how to express gratitude. Oh, thank you. Like, words are hard for them. Like, has he said anything else to you like, here are your drinks? Or does he keep his head down the whole time? No, they hand you the drinks first because I order on the app. I know, but does he say any words to you? No, no, yeah, he walks up and he's like, uh, two Route 44 water with nerds.

Okay, so he can speak. And I'm like, all right, thank you very much. And then I pull it out, hand it to him. And now I'm like making sure he sees it. And he just takes it and walks right off. First time, not a big deal. Oh, he didn't even notice. I feel like eventually you're going to be like, hey, dude, like.

I'm not going to say anything. Do you notice I'm giving you $100? Like, and at this point, like after you do it, like, six times. You're going to be like, six times. So how much more money you think about getting?

You're saying you keep wanting to go back because it's a game now. I just want a reaction. Right. So just give him a thousand. See what he says. It can even be a, I hand him a whole stack.

At that point, you could be like, dude, how much does it take? Like, seriously. How much is it take? A pre case? Yeah, how much for a thank you.

I don't even. I just want to look. I just want even a visual like, like, like, eyes. Like, oh. You give him gold bars. A bunch of diamonds I drive up a car with a bow on it

Nothing Still nothing What gives, dude? I'm going to keep trying though Taste your house Yes, thank you Thank you for the Thank you for the voicemail

Last night was a frustrating night Because I have YouTube TV And they've taken all the Disney properties off Because they're in one of those battles And it sucked on Saturday Because there was no college game day There was no Arkansas Razorback football I wish I wouldn't have tracked down sling and bought a day of that.

It was a great product because you can buy a day pass. But then I watched us get beat. It was terrible. So there was no dancing with the stars last night. Oh. Because of the dispute? Well, because because because because because because the wonderful visit. I was about to be like what sporting event was last night?

Oh, well, so no, Disney, all Disney properties. ABC is Disney. The sporting event I'm referring to as dancing with stars. If you don't think that's athletic in a sport, they dance. I totally agree. I just thought you were trying to watch Arkansas do something. And it turns out... Well, no, I missed on playing the night before the college basketball game because of that.

So we got to get this fixed. It's stupid. How long is this going to be this fight? But what sucked was I didn't get to see Live who was eliminated. And so I had to go onto Twitter and just hit DWTS and then do latest as people were just tweeting it out. Because I just don't want to see Andy go home, big Andy guy. And so I'm going to play you the audio of who went home. last night, starting with who was in the bottom three.

Which I think, by the way, it's not the bottom three. They just randomly put three there. There's the one that's the worst, but they don't do bottom three anymore, which I think is kind of a disaster. I like to know who the bottom three were. My season, it was the bottom three. Now they're like, in no order, the final three are, and one of you will go home. Something like that.

So here we go. It's not really a spoiler because it's a live show. Live shows, we don't really have to protect that much. But here you go. Whitney and Mark. Danielle and Pasha Andy and Emma Based on the combination of the judge of scores

And viewer votes The couple going home is Danielle and Pasha So that's Topanga Yes Okay Nobody expected her to go home

I was like I don't know her I was like yes Andy lives on So yeah That's my exciting night I had to watch it on Twitter, the reaction, and then listen to the audio back this morning.

So when are you going to get it fixed? I'm not in the negotiations with Disney. The YouTube TV. That's the dumbest thing. So, and then my wife, we always, well, we have the last few nights watched Thunder Basketball on television because she watches pretty much every game, and I will watch Dancing with the Stars. They played in L.A. last night, so the Clippers didn't even start until 10 our time,

so we didn't stay up and watch that. The whole night was thrown off. How was your night? It was really good. I had... I rode in. I know. I think I had a, like, a Zoom meeting, like, for some parent stuff. And then I pretty much just got in bed by 8 o'clock. Felt great. That's nice. Yeah. Been watching Diplomat. It's awesome, huh? Season 3? No, I'm still in season 2. Oh, you have a lot. That's a good feeling. When you have, like, so many episodes left.

But let me tell you how much better season 2 is than season 1. And then season 3 is better than season 2. Okay, can't wait. You're, I know, and I can tell you're not even hyping that up. Like, I'm not even going to be disappointed. can't wait. Amy didn't like task. She quit on it. She did. Wait, you didn't finish it? No, no, she, no.

Amy. I have a confession. Which is one of the greatest shows of the past couple of years. So good. If you recall, the first episode to me was a little slow. You said that. Then y'all started acting like I didn't like it.

But I did. And I started episode two, three, four. And I'm like, I'm all in. Except for now I'm not going back to finish it. Because there's diplomat. there's Christmas movies There's other shows You have to finish it

I know but here's what I'm thinking She's not interested I must not be that interested Y'all must have been right And I wasn't willing to listen Because if I was really interested I would go back But y'all kept telling me I didn't like it

No you're not blame it on us That you didn't like a good show No I'm saying you were correct That's your terrible taste And terrible sensibilities No I'm saying Because because because because Because because

Okay I am saying Y'all were right And I'm confessing That I'm probably not gonna go back and finish because I'm pretty committed to Christmas movies for the rest of the year. But you're almost done. It's a great show on HBO Max or just HBO or Max or Hubbo or I don't know what

they call it now. He's got to chat like eight names. I know. I really wish people figure it out so they could watch Microsm's movie. I want to say this too. They showed the mugshots of the guys that they arrested for the Louvre, the robbery, they're two really good looking guys. Those are fake, everybody. Oh, those aren't good? No. I was like, oh, not bad. Two great looking guys.

I figured French people, like, you know, good-looking. Are they just AI or they fake? I'm 95% sure those are fake pictures because it's like they found two male models. And they said, the robbers from the Louvre are these. And everybody's like, ooh, I'd like to Louvre them. Okay. Oh, that's funny. But I think, yeah, they're not real.

They're for sure not real, right? They're not real. I believe nothing now because AI just creates so much junk and puts it out there and people just do anything for clicks. These two guys are possibly the best two good-looking dudes you've ever seen. No, not real. So don't believe that. I did see, though, in a real story, the Louvre, because that's where they had the heist. They go in and they go through the window and they steal all the jewels, priceless jewels.

They catch some of them. But the video security password was Lou. No, it wasn't. L-O-U-V-R-E. That part's real. That part's real. The aftermath of the Crown Jewel's heist has created a deep dive into the museum. security measures as it should.

The findings include 2014 documents showing access to the museum's video surveillance server and the password was Louvre and it had never been changed. In all those years, you would think that they just have protocol of like every month we change

the password. Well, I think if you make the password Louvre and you don't change the person that made the password Louvre and that person's their tip for 10 years, nothing ever gets changed. But that was it. The password was actually the name of the museum. I mean, that's easy.

That's pretty easy. Our numbers, 877-77-Bobby. Call us if you would like. 877-77-B-O-B-B-W-B-Y. I want to go over to Beth in Illinois, who is on the phone right now. Beth, you're on the show. How are you?

Oh, good morning, studio. Morning. I was going to tell you I was watching dancing with the stars last night. and after it was over, I went on Facebook, which was probably a mistake, but I wanted to see what people were saying about the elimination. And a lot of people were talking about why Andy is still on the show. And somebody commented on there, it reminds me of the Bobby Bone here.

Are we just going to vote for people that can't dance? I just want to want you know they're talking about you. Yeah. I think there is the legend of my time. on Dancing with the Stars is greatly exaggerated now that I'm able to watch the dances back because there's a difference and I don't mean this as a shot to anybody on that show. There's a difference to people like Buzz Aldrin who are old and can't dance to get moved through because people like them. I actually had some athletic ability. And although I wasn't the best dancer,

like I can move. And I was jumping off tables and lifting and I was doing all the stuff. I just didn't know how to dance. So at times when I get put into those, oh man, I couldn't, no, I can move pretty good. I never really thought that until I watched it back. my dancing, I'd never danced in any way. But it wasn't really as bad as even I thought I was watching it back. I definitely wasn't good. But that show is a popularity contest. It's for sure.

Otherwise, they would just get the best dancers. I go, here's the dance competition. And here are the judges only judging the dance competition. But the biggest part of that show, the most important part of that show is the fan vote. It's more important than the scores. Mathematically, it's more important than the scores. But the people that do, oh, I can't believe the best dancers aren't winning. I think they're dumb.

I think they're a little dense. If they've watched the show that many seasons and don't understand, that show was built as a popularity contest that involves dancing. So a little bit, I'm finding myself going, oh, I really wasn't as bad

as everybody said I was. But then also, I feel bad for people like Andy who goes to these press gatherings after he stays on the show and the first questions are, can you believe you made it? I'm like, you know,

Why? Because people like him. This show is a popularity contest. And he's gotten a lot better. The show is about growth. Now, do good dancers win? You win that show by there being a mixture of dancing and popularity. And you can be a slightly better dancer than you are popular.

You can be way more popular than you are a good dancer. But you have to have a bit of both. Nobody's ever won that show that is just terrible. That doesn't have the physical abilities to look athletic. because I went back and looked at every season's winners. And most people do have a lot of dance experience that win that show, but they're also likable. There are always people every season that are the best dancer that don't win,

just like an American Idol. The best singer never wins. The person that is pretty good or really good that has really liked wins, but that's how it's also in real life. The absolute best singers aren't the people that are the biggest. You think Morgan Wallin is the best singer in country music? No, not even close. As far as like pure singing,

He would tell you that. But there's something about him. Like, what he looks like, the songs he sings, how good a songs he picks, how good a songs he writes, how likable he is. There's an element. But Morgan's going to go, I can't get in a room with Chris Stapleton and sing with him. I can't get in a room with Shea from Dan & Shea. Carrie Underwood? Yeah.

So that show is like real life. There's a combination of them that match, and that's how the winner is. Yeah, yeah, I still kind of sucked. What's Andy like? Can he dance? He's getting better, but he's older. But he's not Buzz Aldrin. But he's also probably not going to win.

I hope he does. I'm voting for him. I hope he wins. I think the winner will probably be Robert Irwin, if I'm guessing, based on likability and the ability to dance. Because it's always a mix there. I hope Andy stays the whole time. But I think if I were betting money on it, it would be Robert Irwin.

The Bindy's little brother, she won. Robert Irwin's son who died, the crocodile hunter. Yeah, is his name Robert? Robert Irwin? That's his name? Yeah, that's his name. What do you think his name was crocodile? His dad was Steve.

Steve. Steve, that's what I'm saying. Why'd you guys agree with that? I didn't know. I thought you were talking about the son. Oh, no, Robert Irwin is the son. Yeah, I was talking about the dad. Oh, dad's.

Didn't sound right. Robert Irwin. Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter. Yeah, whatever, dude. I don't know. I'm confused now, but yeah. Steve Irwin, let's do the family tree. Steve Irwin.

Bendy older sister Robert Kidd who I think is going to win this show. Bet, thank you for the call. Thank you for trigger me. You're welcome. All right, bye. A win is a win. A win is a win.

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Just a little bit bigger hips, wider. This is a podcast. We're recording it as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. With all the snacks and drink. Sidebar. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? Well, they had a bogo. Well, then you got it.

Do you want a white collar or something here? What are y'all doing? Microphones? Are you making a rap album? Oh, I would. Come on. I would buy it. Cuts through the defense like a hot knife through sponge cake.

That sounds delicious. Oh, you're lucky I'm not a drug addict. You're lucky I'm not an alcoholic. You are. I'm not a killer. I love this team and I'm really trying to be a figure in their lives that they can rely on. Oh. Oh.

Oh. Listen to soccer moms on the IHop. Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bone. I'm trying to figure out which version of the good wife I need to be.

For the last few months, my husband and I have been on a journey to better our health and get back into shape. It's been working. We're both looking and feeling better. The problem is yesterday I was putting laundry away and found a stash of candy my husband's been putting aside for himself. Clearly, he didn't want me to find it. My dilemma is this, do I be a good wife and let him keep a secret? Or do I be a good wife and let them know I found it?

What would you do if you caught your spouse cheating on your diet? Sign the good wife. You go for a wife. Okay, you're the good wife that's like, I found your stash in like a playful way, unless you're really angry about it. But I mean, I would just more like, I found your candy. Loser. And then what would you expect as a response to that?

I mean, I don't know. I'd be like, oh, day, you found it. Like, I don't want to make it. It's not like cheating, cheating, cheating. So you found his stash. Okay. I should be playful about it. And then, like, know that he's probably got some other stashes.

Oh, so that. Or if he's dashing candy, he's probably stashed on women. No. And drugs. No, it doesn't mean that. But. Whole extra family on the side. Yeah, be like you got any anywhere else?

Or, hey, you want to share? So a little bit, though, you wouldn't be irritated that he's not as committed as you are when he has said he's committed as you are? I mean, everybody's got slip-ups. If like this is his thing, hidden candy. Yeah. We're good. Yeah. Praise be.

I think same as Amy. Yeah. I don't think it's that big of a deal. But like, you could say something. Just be playful. Oh, I'm for sure what I'd say something. I would leave it out. Yum.

Like what I found. Nope, not even that. I would find the stash. Let's say it's hidden like above the dryer if there's a shelf. And it's hidden. I would take it and lay it on top of the dryer. Oh. And just leave it there.

Okay. And then see what happens. Monitor the situation. See if he hides it again. See if he's weird about it. That's what I would do. That would be my playfulness is let's just see where he goes with this. And then he comes out and he starts confessing, yeah, I cheated on you.

You're like, oh, no, no, no, no. I have women. No, no, no. I do drugs. That's one way to get it all out. Yeah. I don't think I don't think this is an issue.

I think this is. Also, you can have a little cheat too. Yeah. You're doing it together. And I think this creating this camaraderie within you, same goal, but you're probably cheating in some other little ways. Well, just be like, hey,

we don't have to be so black and white with our diet. Like, if we, let's not hide it. If we want a little candy here and there or this or that. That sounds like a metaphor. Yeah. Want a little candy here and there. Just let me know.

don't think it's that big of a deal. Let's do it together. Yeah. Oh, oh. Let's bring some other candy into the bag. Oh my goodness. Yes. All right. We don't think it's a big deal. So, especially if, like, he's hitting his goals and you guys are actually getting healthier. Some people, it's actually better if they can't have a little break, because if you go all the way cold turkey on quitting the things that you like in order to change, you fall out the wagon. Yeah. Super quick. Not a big deal. We make jokes, but not a big deal. All right, close it up. You think this is ethical or not when it comes to Lost and Founds? Eddie, go. Well, I mean, Lunchbox gave me the idea. It was pretty cool.

Okay, so already we know. Probably not ethical. Probably not ethical. Yeah, he had a cool water bottle. I'm like, well, that, but it had a name written on it. And I was like, oh, is that your son's water bottle? Wait, like written in Sharpie or something? Yeah, like a little Sharpie written.

What was the name on it? This is another name. Jackson. Did you write it? No. Okay. So I said, where did you get that? He's like, oh, dude, I got it from Lost and Found at my son's school.

There's a lot of them. Dude, they said there were so many of them. Oh, my God. That's kind of smart. Can you just crack a Jackson down? His names on it. It's like not hard. There's like four Jackson's max at that school.

And as a mom who has like missing water bottles from her kids all the time, I'm like, where's that water bottle we just got you? And my son can't find it anywhere. Well, now we know. Just go to any lost and found at a school at a jump place. They have a hundred water bottles that are never going to be claimed. Man, you take a couple of them home each time. You never have to buy new water bottles?

Each time. By the way. At a school, though, there's a kid named Jackson at the school. Anyway, so he told you this. Yeah. So you did what? I went back to a gym that we go to and I asked, I was nice about it. I said, you guys have a lost and found?

They said, oh, yeah, we got tons of stuff. I was like, how long has that stuff been there? They're like, years. Years. You could think they have a system for that. Years. I bet you they didn't say years. Yes, no, at some point, they then donate.

So then, I said, you mind if I look in there and they're like, go, do you, take whatever you want? Look in there. Did you say what you were looking for? No, no, I just went and I look. I found a sweatshirt, an awesome sweatshirt, like a Nike sweatshirt, barely used, a basketball, like a really good indoor basketball, no name written on it. So I took them. 100%.

You went shopping. The lady said it's been there for years to just take it. No, this is acceptable. With Lost and Found, the stuff just sits there. You would be surprised. We're familiar with how Lost and Found works. No, no. Nobody goes back and looks at Lost and Found.

I am telling you at the school there was probably 50 waters bottles. They had coats hanging up on hangers. It's just like, man, if I knew what size my son was, get a new jacket. You don't know what size your son is? You can figure that out real quick. I knew what my kid looked like. If I knew his age, if I knew how to spell his name, there's no telling what we'd do. I understand.

Is that okay? From lunchbox, I expect this. From Eddie. Well, I just got the idea, Amy, and it worked. You didn't have to do it. It does work. It does work. I tested it and it worked.

Do you feel like you did a service for the gym? Oh, yeah, they wanted to get rid of that stuff. How bad would they feel they had to throw all that away? They wouldn't throw away. They would donate it. Oh, right, right, right. But you also just went in without a purpose. You were like, you might have just look around.

No way. Yeah, and they said, go for it. There's a lot of stuff in there. That's what you say when you go into the buckle. Not when you go into it. Yeah, like I feel like for loss and people, found you need to say okay what are you specifically looking for because they want to make sure that you're getting what belongs to you somebody told me a while back too like if you forget your charger

while you're traveling i told you that yeah go to the front desk but don't lie about it what do you say hey do you have any chargers in the lost and found i have lost my charger oh no no no i use the no no this is what i you can't lie the last time i stayed here i left my charger do you have the lost and found and then they pull them out and like oh that's it what's the difference from what you're saying just lying i feel worse about it because I personally told a lie. Yeah. I don't mind lying. I know.

So how do we feel about this? Is that okay what they did? I mean, I wouldn't do it, but whatever. Okay. Like, I'm not going to get all worked up. We're going to stand up with a whatever. Yeah, whatever. Because, I mean, yeah, people haven't gone back for it.

But I just am holding onto that thought of like, what if that one person finally is like, oh. Jackson's looking for a lot of bottle. Oh, my sweatshirt. Oh, the gym. And then they finally go back. And it's like the day after Eddie takes it. And now they won't get there.

telling me a year later they're going to be like my sweatshirt. Okay, you don't know for sure that the Nike sweatshirture has been there a year. They're saying some of the stuff. You got free basketball? Free basketball, dude. Legit. Wilson basketball. Text me that address.

It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. There's a social media influencer named Kara. And she met Will and his mom Betty. They were fishing at a local park. Him and his mom have been homeless for eight years. They've been living in their car.

And so she gets on her phone. and it's like, hey, I just met them. Here's their story. They did a crowd fund. They made over $100,000 in less than two days. They've since made over $135,000. And so they're going to buy them a house. Wow.

That's it. Like, that's the story. That's somebody with a platform who finds somebody that could use the help. Everybody else is like, oh, we follow you on your platform. We'd like to help. So now they're buying them some land and basically a double-white trailer. That's awesome. Yeah.

That's awesome. That's it. There's nothing crazy. about that except the crazy thing that came from her saying, hey, let's help these people out. Love it. That's News Channel 5 with that story. That is what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

Let's go over to Melissa in Texas. We're talking about Fortune Tellers. Hey, Melissa, good morning. Good morning. How are y'all, studio? We're doing pretty good. So did you go to a Fortune Teller? Actually, I did.

And several years ago, maybe about 15 years ago, my best friend and I were in grad school, and we're like, well, let's go ahead and try this out because she actually has an aunt that is like she can tell. And so she knows a legit one. So we went to one here and, you know, Brian Cox Station. And whenever we did, I went in and they said,

she said that I'm going to marry somebody that's tall, dark, and handsome. And, you know, we're going to have a bunch of kids. So I thought, oh, that's pretty cool. And my hubby is my height. You know, I'm 5'7. He sunburns because he has red hair. and he's the widest man I've ever seen. And we only have one child.

That's it. And with my best friend, she said that she was going to marry somebody that was built and would treat her really, really well. And they're going to have a couple of kids, too. Well, she's a dog mom right now. Huh? Oh, I just predict it's skinny wife beat her then. No, no, she's a lesbian.

Oh. Oh. And so she walked out of there going, no, that's not real. and her partner is tiny, tiny. But, I mean, she had an aunt, and so she believes that, you know, and so she said, let's try this out and see how grab school is going to come. And then when she came out, she said, nope, nope, that one's not real. To be fair, you can be a lesbian until I have a skinny wife beat her because you're both a wife.

That's true. And if they're skinny. I listen, I'm not, I'm just saying. So, wait, you didn't, so your friend knows a real one. Do you define a real one? Yes, it's her aunt. It's her aunt. but she does not, she doesn't go for money, she doesn't do any of that.

She said because she believes that people that do it for money are fake. And so she'll do it for friends and family. If they, you know, have like this anxiety or something, she'll say, well, it'll be okay in the end, but you may have to go through hardship, you know, and so that's why we were thinking, okay, well, this person here locally that has, you know, psychic out in their front of the house and everything else, why not try it? So I went out there. I went first, and I thought, tall dark and handsome.

Okay, well, because I was kind of interested in my hubby, and I thought, well, that's the 180 of him. He's, you know, I mean, yeah, he's tight, but he's the white, he has all freckles and everything else, so. So it was very interesting. Can you tell me how much they charge? And can you tell me, like, do they, like, touch your hands? They have a magical orb. Like, when you walk into one of those places, what's it like? Well, she charged $50 a person, and I went in first, and it was just.

and it was just kind of a room and we just sat. I thought that we would have, you know, hero cards and the magic ball and everything. And she just looked at my hands and said, okay, okay, all right, what do you want to know? I'll let you know one thing. You can either know your relationship or you can know your financial or anything else, like health-wise or something. So I thought, well, I just might as well see what I'm interested in is correct.

And so I said, I'd like to, you know, know about my future partner. You just kind of did it for fun. Yes, I thought, I thought, well, let's just go ahead and do it for fun. I'm not putting really any credence into this. Good. But then once she came, you know, my friend came out and said, oh, no, that's not real. I thought, okay, well, that was for fun. You know, I was.

That's funny. I took her specifically to see if this person was legit. Nope, it weren't. Well, thank you, Melissa. Thank you for your call. Thank you for listening to the show. And I hope you have an awesome rest of the day. and may y'all be blessed to you.

Thanks, guys. All right, bye-bye. A lot of those buildings, this is probably unfair. I've thought that's where you get prostitutes or drugs. Oh, like it's not even a real psychic inside? That makes sense. I don't think it's a real psychic anyway. Okay, right, too.

Is that what you meant? Are you meant someone actually presenting themselves as real psychic? Yeah, like you think maybe you go in and you say some key words and then they're like, oh, here's the drugs? Something, yeah. I've always felt like they're a front for something else. There's also a restaurant near my house. I'm convinced as a front for money laundering.

Why? Because no one's ever there? No one's ever there. And it is the weirdest kind of food. But don't they need people to come there to like spin the money? I don't think they monitor how many people going now. I thought you needed cash flow. I think the cash flow, though, is from the cash that you're laundering.

Not actual cash flow. There was a jumpy place that we used to go to where no. Are you convinced? Dude, no one was ever there. And whenever we'd lose money on an arcade game, they'd be like, yeah, dude, just play for a ready. You're fine. That's pretty cool. Or they give us our money back.

We're like, oh, are you sure? I guess I don't realize how it works. I thought you had to wash the money. You do, but it's a cash. It's mainly a cash business. So you don't actually have to have cash coming in. You can just say that cash is coming in because they can't prove where the cash came from. So you have fake receipts.

Yeah, fake numbers. Yeah, yeah, it's very much that. As long as you have the business to show like, yeah, this is where I make money. There's a whole rumor. It's not a rumor. A conspiracy theory because it's different. I shouldn't say rumor. It's a conspiracy theory that a lot of the mattress stores that are inside of those shopping centers, like strip malls. But not like mattress firm. No. You're talking about other ones. Yes. Yeah. Like Jim's mattresses. Like random mattress places. Yeah. Because there are way more mattress places in America than there should be. Oh. Like I'm big.

sleep number guy, like for sure not them. Right. Yeah. But like there's like a conspiracy theory. Did me ask my assistant? I love how Bobby's like, I mean, I'm sleeping over and I'm like, hey, guys, I'm a mattress firm girl. Are you a mattress firm? I am. Are you? Yes. We're in a fight over it right now. Hey, good morning. Hey, so I have a question for you. There's been a conspiracy theory about mattress places in strip malls and that, and again, fully conspiracy theory, but I'd like for you to expound on a little bit, that they could be money laundering. Not saying it's true, but could you give me the theory even if probably incorrect? Yeah, this is one of those kind of funny urban legends that floats around

the internet. Basically, the conspiracy theory goes that there are way too many mattress stores. Like you'll see a bunch of them clustered together in the same strip mall or right across the street from each other. And people joke that there can't possibly be that much demand for mattresses. I mean, how often are people really going a new mattress? Right. So the theory is that these stores are actually a front for money laundering because it doesn't seem like they should stay in business otherwise. Now, in reality, there were perfectly reasonable business explanations, like the fact that mattresses have a high markup and having multiple stores can be more about brand visibility and distribution. But that's the gist of the conspiracy theory. It's just people speculating that these stores are some kind of front.

It's a fun, if pretty far-fetched theory to play around with. There's no actual evidence that mattress stores are doing that. No evidence. That's the theory. Pretty interesting, huh? You're right, though. No one's ever in those. It's just so many.

Yeah, there are tons of them. Like every strip, there's like a mattress store in there. With so many mattresses and no one buying them. And really, we only need one kind of mattress, and that's sleep number. Or any mattress you can find a mattress from. Thank you, guys. There is a variety. It's like an acre.

in when all the news people come together and start fighting each other? You can actually go lay down and see which one feels best for you. So, uh... My, my sleep numbers are 30. So speaking of your assistant, I had to get on a call yesterday with a therapist for my kid, and I swear to you... Oh, it's her voice? I swear.

That would be crazy if you met the real person. It blew my mind. Was it a woman? I couldn't react. Was it a woman? It was a woman. It's a woman. Okay.

It was a woman. And I couldn't react, but the whole time, I mean, I'm needing to focus on what she's saying, but all I can think about how is her inflection, her tone, her cadence. Did she say good morning? Everything about her? No, but she was like, well, hello. Amy, fancy seeing you again. I'm like, I never met you.

This sounds just like Bobby's friend. Assistant. I don't want to commit to friend yet because that's too much of a relationship. You do. You do. No, I don't like her like that. No, you like her. me Phil Locker now. I'm embarrassed.

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We're coming into this world fighting for our lives. All I'm going to do is pull out what you already got inside. We're there to support and celebrate each other. And that's not like your story versus my story. You're going to walk up and over that dang mountain. You're not just going to put your mind over it. Yep. Yep. Exactly. And if I can't walk up and over it, I'm going to go through it. Listen to Mind Over Mountain every Thursday on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. We have 2,000 Bobby Boccho listeners. What's the best smell in the world? What's the best smell in the world? Amy, Lunchbox and Eddie, we're playing the Bobby feud. Amy, you go first. You won the diets were all backstage. What do you have?

Vanilla. Show me vanilla. You have a bad PR team, Vanilla. Why? Because people assume that is nothing. Ice cream. There's no, it's definitely a flavor. It's definitely a smell, obviously. Vanilla's my favorite. Well, people go, yeah, that's so vanilla. That's not a compliment. That means there's nothing to it. It means it's plain. Yeah.

And vanilla is not plain. It's literally a specific flavor and smell. Anyway, that's my little rant about vanilla. All right. That's number six answer. Cookies baking. Show me cookies baking. Freshly baked cookies, number one.

Wow. Okay. I mean, I don't like this, but I think other people do. How do you say it? Like, freshly cut grass. That's how you say it. That's exactly how I say it. Number five answer.

It's crushing it. And also, another one people like that I don't get. Gasoline. Show me. Gasoline. Oh, just kidding. Three answers off the board. We got cookies, freshly cut grass, and vanilla all off the board.

Lunchbox's over to you. Yeah, man. You know what women love? They love to stick their nose and stuff. some fresh flowers. Show me flowers. That is your number seven answer. Worth seven.

Good job. Yeah. And then another thing people love, I've never had it, but they love the smell of that. Coffee. Coffee. Number three answer. All right. We got cookies and coffee, freshly cut grass, vanilla, and flowers all off the list.

We are looking for the best smell in the world. The best smell in the world. Thanks for asking Bobby. I'm going to go with that. Baby's breath. My wife likes it. I think it's gross. But baby's breath.

Yeah, it's on there. It's that bad breath? Ray, Mike and Ray. I don't think, no. Okay. No. I'm not the judge. I'm just the host.

Ray gave me, he didn't know him. Mike said a no. All right, Eddie? Yeah, see, where he messed up was said the breath. The baby. It's just a baby smell, yeah. Newborn baby smell. Yeah, I think you were thinking of puppy breath, which is my second guess.

Puppy breath. What? Hobby breath! After round one of three, Amy 12, lunchbox 10, Eddie, eight. Amy, points are doubled. What we got? Best smells in the world. Clean laundry.

Londry! Back over to lunchbox, points are doubled. Can you go over what's been said? Yep. We got cookies and coffee and freshly cut grass, vanilla and flour. and baby smells too. These are a few of my favorite smells. Man, I'm going to say people love the scent of their partner's perfume.

Perfume. This one good, yeah? Man, I love this smell. Give me campfire. Interesting. Yeah. That's actually good. Can't fire smell.

I don't know. I hate smelling like that. You ain't smelling like that, but do you like to smell of it? I'm not sure maybe like while I'm there, I'm sort of enjoying it, but then I have to wash my hair. You're worried about the after too much. Live in the moment. Look at someone like me who really enjoys living in the moment. Embrace that.

Show me campfire. Yes. Number nine answer for 18 points. That's huge. That's huge. Hey, Ray, will you read the three there on that line for Campfire? Burning Wood, Fire, and Campfire. Okay. Those are three on there.

Go ahead. How about just cooking? Like the smell of someone cooking smells great. The smell of someone cooking smells great. One round to go. Remember, last place goes home. Amy has 12 points, lunch walks has 10, and Eddie has 26. I love this smell so much, and it's Christmas tree pine.

That's really good. That's a good one. Yeah. Christmas tree or can we just accept pine? Mine, too, is an answer. Do we have to say Christmas tree? Pine tree is the same. Can it just be pine? Still wrong.

You got her, dude. You got her so good. Oh, I just thought to know. What was it, Amy? Yeah, what are you thinking of, Amy? Not saying it. I'm not saying it. Amy has 12. Now, it's up to lunchbox. I mean, I'm not going to win, so.

If he gets one ride. No, don't, because he's in the last place. If he gets one ride, you can stay in the game. He can still win the game, too. You want the answers again? Yeah. These are the best smells in the world. cookies and coffee and freshly cut grass, vanilla and flowers, and a baby small app.

I'm just kidding. I was wondering where you were going with that. Newborn baby and then a can't fire. Oh, guys, I got it. Yep. Man, if you've ever had the honor of purchasing one of these and you get inside it, it smells delicious. Yep.

New car smelled. That's so good, dude. New clean car. Wow, that's an amazing aroma. Give me that new car. Oh, what are you saying, Amy? I said new car chemicals, yum. New car cancerous chemicals?

Is that what we're going to ask for? Oh, so he's basically saying carcinogen. Whatever, as long as it smells good, gasoline was on there. Show me new car cancerous chemicals. No. Eddie, now you have one. Yeah, so I'm just bragging here. So you got one, two, three left.

I mean, I only have one guess because I did have Christmas tree as well. We would have accepted pine though for that too Just in case I wrote down Definitely not going to give you cancer Cinnamon Yes that was that was it that was it That's what you had? Yeah

Give me cinnamon Cinnamon Give the guy cinnamon What? Okay The number two answer was Rain Sure The number four answer was

What I didn't mean to say that What did you say? Butter Leather. Unless you said pleather, and that would also be weird. Leather does smell good. Give me bacon. Bacon.

And your number 10 answer is the beach or the ocean air. Eddie, you are a winner. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. This is crazy. Chris and Cassie, they're on a roller coaster in Kansas City. And about 10 seconds in the roller coaster, they realize a girl behind them is screaming.

There's a little girl, but it's not like I'm having fun scream. It's a, I'm very scared scream. They turn around. Her seatbelt is completely loose. She says, I don't have a seatbelt. So the guy, he turns around and he gets his hand, puts it under the lap bar, holds her wrist while his wife grabs the girl's legs and holds him down the entire ride. Three minutes long.

Oh, my. I watch videos a lot, though, where this guy goes. Hey, I think we forgot to put your seatbelt. Then he shoots him off in that thing. Not the case here. It's all jokes. I laugh so hard at those, but that's not that. Not the case.

It turns out that really her seatbelt came loose. Was this one of those where they just put it up in a town last minute? No, it's an amusement park. Okay. Luckily, there was no loop to loop, a real one. And they were like, you know, humps and hills and turns, but no loop to loops. So really, she couldn't fly out, but man, that's scary. If she couldn't fly out, there was really no risk?

Yeah, I mean, she can slide out. Always. There's always a risk. I mean, this is turning to tell me something pretty good. It's pretty good. She didn't die. And the role. I feel like this is telling me something terrifying.

I would be so scared. This is my worst nightmare. Now that I have kids. But it's not going upside down. And Bobby... That's like being on a ski left, basically. You don't, you're not strapped in on those. You have a bar in front of you.

Yeah, whims do. You know the ones that go up and then they go down real quick? That's what this one did. Yeah, like, I'm always scared. You know what? Okay. It's telling me something good. I'm going to trust you on this one. Good for them for noticing that.

Was she by herself? It looks like she had her sister next to her, but she wasn't helping. Her sister's just laughing at her? I guess. All right. All right. That's what's all about. That was tell me something good.

through. Back is right in his week's next bit. Now, Bobby's on the back so you know what this is. Bobby Vaughn's story. Now time for the morning corny. The morning corny. Do you know where you can get turkey stock in bulk? Uh-uh.

That already feels weird. The stock market. Okay. That was the morning corny. Yeah, and it was weird. For the record, yeah, it was weird. Lobby Bone Show. Bonehead.

Story of the day. This story comes us from North Carolina. A man was walking around Walmart about 4.30 in the afternoon when his gun and his waist started, you know, shifting. So he goes to, you know, correct it. He accidentally, bam, pulls the trigger, shoots himself in the leg. I always think it's brave and dumb for people to wear a gun and just their waistband. If you're going... It's vulnerable.

Well, you should have something and put the gun inside of it instead of just putting it in your waistband. Yeah, when I carried once, I put it in a fanny pack. That would work? Because I was real nervous. Any sort of Wild West holster works. Yeah. But just putting it in your waist feels like when cops put it in behind them

in that part of their waist. And it looks cool. I'm not going to lie, it looks cool. Right. But you're not going to pull it out on Walmart. Yeah. He didn't deserve that. I just want to say that.

Kind of. I didn't deserve it, but you know what? When you do dumb things, dumb things happen. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. Here's a voicemail from yesterday. I just listened to a podcast where a listener called in and they accidentally said a bad word that I can't say here. I want to know behind the scenes, what happens?

What do you do? There's literally a button you push. What happens? Great question. So when you hear our show, live. We're on basically a 15 second delay, meaning you're hearing about 15 seconds ago from what we said. So it's almost live, but not fully because we have the technology to be about 15 seconds ahead. And if somebody says a bad word that would get us fined by the FCC, we can push a button

and what that button does, it erases like seven seconds off of it. So we have a double delay. So someone said the S word on the show. Accidentally, it wasn't one of us in studio. It was a caller. they said the S word. Ray reaches over. Ray, the button's too far away from you, by the way. It looked like you were having to dive across the counter. It's next to Abby, so, I mean, she could easily hit it if I knew it. It just looked like it was a little too far for something that could have got us find a bunch of money.

And so Ray's diving across the table. He hits the button, and what that does is it drops seven seconds off of our 15-second delay. That way, if someone says another bad word, we can then drop it again, and then we just get off the air. We just play a song. But yes, that is exactly what. happens, we have what is a delay, because we really wouldn't care. The guy wasn't saying the S word for any reason to get at us or to do a prank. He just said that in his natural vocabulary.

So we dropped it and got off the air, and that was it. Now, sometimes it does pop up on the podcast because we can't get in trouble for that. You can put anything on a podcast. We don't, but you can. So great question. Thank you. We will see you tomorrow. Bye everybody. written, produced, and sang by, Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scooby Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

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