The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Lunchbox's 'Price Is Right' Problem + Which Show Member Is STILL Paying For Their Wedding?! + Top Things ER Doctors Say NOT To Ignore

Episode Date: October 15, 2025

Lunchbox shares the BIG problem he has with the Price Is Right that might lead him to having to cancel one of the days he is trying to go be on the show. He thinks it's a disaster but we see it as an opportunity. We found out that a show member who has been married a long time is STILL paying for their wedding. Emergency room doctors are sharing the seemingly minor injuries that could become serious or even life-threatening from animal scratches to hitting our head. We check in with Lunchbox later as he arrives in LA and gearing up for Day 1 of trying to get on The Price Is Right.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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because we just found out some news, or I did, and lunchbox just told me. So we're putting this on Wednesday's show. Is that he has a problem now at prices. right. Why is there always a problem? And you don't, nobody knows this? No. Nobody knows it. Okay. So, so right now in real time, lunchbox is in California, trying to get on prices right. But he hasn't left yet as we're recording this. And I just wanted everybody to be in the room once he shares this. Okay. It is? Well, they just released something that Thursday is the

Valentine's Day episode. Okay. And so you had to come in a couple. It says, where are your best purples, reds, and come celebrate Valentine's Day with us. So Price is Right, which he didn't know, of the three episodes he booked, one of them is a complete Valentine's themed episode where you have to come with your significant other. Okay. Yeah. Your wife's going to be there. Yeah.

His wife has never done anything public. I know. Correct. Well, how important is it? No, no, no. Here's the thing. Why don't you just find a dude and do it to find random guy? That's a great idea.

I now pronounce you Chuck and Larry. Be lovers. Yep. I'm sure in L.A. you can find anyone. Well, no, here's the problem. That's part of the problem. What if I go with my couple

and they pick my other half? No, I thought they picked two. Together. I thought everything is like, come on down, couple. Yeah, that's what I thought too. My assumption is on a couple's episode, all right, this couple,

Lunchbox and Larry, and then you guys run down together. I didn't think about that. I thought it was just you had to show up in couples. The village people. One's a cop. One's a leatherman. It's a good idea, dude.

So, okay, so the question is, your wife who hasn't done anything public. Yeah. Would she go with you? I don't know. I didn't even bring up the thing to her because I was worried that they would pick her over me and then we'd be fighting for the rest of our lives. But now that you say they were going to pick a couple. That's just my assumption.

Guys, would you assume the same thing? Yes. If they're saying come in couples, they're going to pick couples. I mean, they are going to at least pick one gay couple. So it would be a good strategy to find a random dude. I'm looking at couples February 14th of one of these last years. They do bring them up in couples. And they dress the same.

The couples need to dress the same. But lunchbox, you're going to have to cuddle with the. Yeah, if you don't make out, they're not for sure not going to put you up there. No, no, we can just like hang out next to each other and like high five and hug. Yeah, every couple. So if it's your wife, you guys need to look the same. Like T-shirt, everybody has same-colored T-shirts, or like, she needs to be in a t-cito or a wedding dress.

This is a disaster. I would just, if your wife will do it, I would not do the tuxedo on day two. I would just go and find matching colored shirts. Yeah. Okay. That'd be cute. But will she do it? I don't know she'd do it.

But then also, how are you going to find somebody else to do it with you? Hey, you said your wife is, like, her cousins are there? Like, are cousins guys or girls? Or what? Her cousin is a girl. but she is married to a dude. Will the dude be your dude? I don't know.

Will he go on the air and be your lover? Yeah. I mean, probably. He's from like Columbia, so he wouldn't, you know what I mean? They're kind of cool. Columbia, the college or the country? The country, the country.

Oh, okay. You're going to have to sell it, dude. Yeah, you have to sell it. I think that that's where he has to start. You don't have any of like the good gay stereotypes. What do you mean? You know what he means. You know, you're not exactly clean looking.

You're not, and I would say like super fit. Like fashion. You're not fashion forward. Yeah. Yeah, but I'm friendly. Even that kind of. Oh, yeah. So maybe he could be the, he could be the, um.

Oh, okay. All right. How are you guys want to do it? Yeah. You have to go to details. I think that your, your cousin is where you start. And from there. His wife is where he starts.

He goes to his wife. Right, right, right. There's that real marriage. I'm assuming she's not going to do it. So then you start with the cousin's husband. And then if he won't do it, do they have friends. They have to. He starts approaching strangers in L.A.

Like, he's going to get a rest of him. Will you be my gay lover on TV? What? A Latin lover, that would look kind of cool for Lentbuss. Yeah. But if you get on, you have to kiss before you go up. You have to do. Like, that's the celebration.

But y'all are family. So is normal. No, we're not really family. Yeah. Okay. You ever kissed a man on the mouth? Yes. Yeah, my dad.

Exactly. So do the same thing. He ain't my dad. Just act like he's your daddy. Yeah, he's not your dad, but he's your daddy. Like this is a disaster, guys. No, it's not. It's not.

This is an opportunity. Some people see an obstacle. I see one of the greatest opportunities that you have ever had. Yeah. And it's just a bit of sacrifice. But your wife is first. So go to the wife. Will she do it?

In your opinion? I don't know. she doesn't really care to be like that's not her dream but it's not about her dream it's about your dream will she sacrifice her privacy

will she sacrifice her day out there with her family to go and be with you for a whole day to get on prices for your dream because her cousin is taking off work you know what I mean it's a whole domino effect

I'll have to ask her I didn't even think about that I literally just thought oh my dream's dead like I'm going to have to miss that taping. Now this won't even be a problem if he makes it like the first two days, right? Well, the first day

because it's day one is normal. Day two is Valentine's Day. Day three. Or is normal again? Oh boy. So it's yeah, that's a thing. Okay. Oh, day three they're saying it's furry day. He has to dress it like a... Can you do that? Can you dress it like a... No, I'm not dressed up like an animal. And that right, that's an animal one?

That's where you draw the line. Oh, day three is. Dude, how do you not read these that? This is all on the website. No, no. This is brand new breaking news. It was just released. How would they do that? You know what day three is? Marty girl day. Oh, that's fun, dude. Well, so much for a tucks three days in a row. What's day? So day one. Good points. What, what, what, Marty girl day? Do they have, like, beads and flash people? What is Marty grail? Like, what do I dress? What do you mean? Beads? Yellow, purple and green. How do you not know all this?

And there's no way, lunchbox, if they changed this like today or yesterday. No, no, they just There's no way. I am telling you when I booked the tickets, it didn't say anything about this. You guys know I read details. We know you don't read details. So, good luck. Yeah. I think it's all, well, when people are hearing this, I think today is your big shot.

And you want to know what else I found out? Oh boy. They move the taping up to 1230. It's no longer one. Okay. It's 30 minutes, man. I'm just telling you that they chase. it. Remember, I've been telling you guys one o'clock this whole time.

So it's different. Like, you guys tell me I don't read stuff. So prices, right, just changes stuff? Like, out of nowhere? I bet. They just release. I bet this. Not out of nowhere. That's what I bet. Okay. Thank you. Good luck. Hello, Bobby Bowens. I started seeing a guy who is decent looking, pretty successful and confident. On our second date, he laid out a long list of non-negotiables for any relationship.

He said that until something looks headed toward marriage, his work and his friends will always come first. It was a lot to take in early. Part of me respects that he's up front about who he is and what he wants, but another part wonders if these are warning signs about why he's been single for years. Is this brutal honesty a green flag or a sign of trouble ahead? Signed, caught off guard. Both, actually. It probably is why he's single, but it's also probably why he hasn't gotten a relationship that has been terrible.

Or has been something that he knows he's not going to... take all the way to the finish line. So it can be both. Two things can be true at once. And this is probably just as personality as well. And sometimes a personality like this doesn't fit. Most times a personality like this doesn't fit generally. It's a very type A type personality.

So, yeah, it's honest. And it's either a big green flag or a harsh red flag, one of the two. Do you meet the non-negotiables they put out there? If you do, they keep going. If you don't, it's obviously not going to work. If anything, I think it's a bit refreshing, even if it's a bit unlikable. Because again, that can be true to. So what are your thoughts?

What was that line in there where he said, my work and friendships come first? Yeah, that's the main line. He said until something looks like it could be headed towards marriage, his work and his friends come first. Yeah. But once it looks like it might be marriage, then he'll shift. I think that's okay.

Yeah, I agree too. it's just there's a lot of bravado here that's probably hiding some sort of insecurity as well I feel like you could relate to this I don't have any bravado not the bravado part oh I wish you would have fought back on that dome in like you have a little oh yeah you've got you I mean I was kind of saying you're going to be like no you do have some I don't know what bravado is yeah yeah yeah um I don't either but bobby has it a lot of it thank you yeah thank you um I would see it as both If it completely turns you off, that means this guy probably ain't for you because his personality is just like that. If any of the things he says are flags, that's probably not for you.

But if you're like, okay, I get it, then this could be a guy. At least he's being honest about it. Bravado is a bold manner to show boldness intended to intimidate even. Bratto. I want to be like, yeah, you got it. I just said, you have it. No, you only said that after a challenge that I did. You have it.

Now that I see that definition. Thank you. Bobby has it for sure. Thank you. Got your picture under the definition? It is actually, no. Not at all. Okay.

Here's the thing. So I would go forward if you met whatever criteria. If you want to. If you want to. I don't think it's a red flag unless what he's saying is a red flag, not how he's saying it. All right, there you go. Close it up. Raymondo, give me an example of this game.

So I'm going to give you a song's plot in one. sentence, you're going to name the song. Okay. Example. From 2005, a woman gets revenge by vandalizing an ex's truck with a baseball bat. I get the game now. You guys know that one? Before he cheats.

Carry Underwood. Good. Okay, I get the game. You want to do five? Yep. All right, ready. Write your answers down, guys. From 2004, a man who decides to live life to its fullest after receiving a terminal diagnosis.

Amy? Live like you're dying. Live like you were dying. Live like you were dying. Next. From 2009, a woman returns to a childhood home to reconnect with her past. Oh man, I can sing it. I can't get inside.

Oh, yeah. Hold on, no, no, no, I got it. You got five seconds? No, I just, some words came out on the paper and I. I got it. Like it just spilled down, Amy? Yeah, but I have no idea if it's, I can't even sing it. I had to sing it to get to it.

Everybody, Ann? Yes. You heard where I started singing it? I thought if I could just taste it to me. It's something that's about it da-stice-ta-to-me. The house that built me. We all got it. House that built me.

Nice. We sang it exactly right. Nailed it, dude. Good job. Next up. From 1990, a man is grateful that God didn't answer his prayer in high school now that he is with the love of his life. I'm in. That one's on the nose.

A guy's grateful there was an unanswered prayer. That's what he said. No, no, but close. Unanswered prayers. Amy. Unanswered prayers. Unanswered prayers. All right.

Go ahead. From 1992, a man feeling brokenhearted under a glowing sign because his significant other has left. I'm in. I'm in. One, two, three? Neo-moon. From 1995, a man discovers a strange truck parked in his girlfriend's driveway. I'm in.

Oh, hold on. I'm in. Okay, I'm in. What do you have? That ain't my truck. Yeah. That ain't my truck in her drive. Yeah.

Ray? Yep. Okay, so we all went five for five, although those were very easy. We'll do sudden death now if you miss it. You're out. How many more do you have? You can do four? Okay. If you want, or until you miss or whatever. Do you have more than four? Yeah, we got six total.

Okay. Six left? Okay. This is a weird. Got it. Next one. From 2012, a woman sings about the small town gossip that nearly tore her apart. Oh, we got a hard one. Okay, do it again. From 2012, a woman sings about the small town gossip that nearly tore her apart. What? In 2004, you said?

2012. 2012. 2012. Oh, I got a hard one and I don't have it. It's also. Oh, my gosh. It sounds so familiar, though. This was so bad.

All right. I have no answer. That's a hard one. That's a good one. I have nothing. Amy? Mama Secrets. Not familiar with that song.

Do you mind singing me a little? Something about it. scissors to the banks. No, that's Miranda Lambert. But what's you singing about? I didn't understand with a rusty scissors. We're all doing Miranda songs when we do this. Yeah, that's

I've taken to face. Mama's broken heart. Yeah, mom's broken. Yeah, because people are gossiping about her. Yeah, I hate that. All right, next. Eddie? I wrote down the night that the lights went out in Georgia. 2012, though. I know. I had nothing. So what is it?

Mary go around, Casey Musgraves. As Mary go round and round What's the lyrics? Booze Excuse me? What? Yeah, I know the court, but like what's the lyrics that make that happen? The gossip.

Yeah. I believe it was talking about in the town booze that was going on and smoking. Interesting. He has no idea. All right. Go into that. From 2004, a guy sings about life's ups and downs and how he wouldn't change a thing because it led him to now.

What year? I got to pay more attention to the year. 2004. Okay, read it again. A guy sings about his life's ups and downs and how he wouldn't change the thing because it led him to now. I think I have it.

Can you just like get the artist? No. That would give it away. I would give it away. No, I mean, as a point. Life's ups and downs. I feel like that's in the song. That's in every song.

Oh. Spot these ups. Mary goes. Mary go round. There's the two things in every country song. A seesall goes up and down. I think I have it. Roller coaster?

Well, then you're going to win. Roller coaster. Can we hear it one more time, Ray? And would you sing the question? From 2004. Do you want me to sing it? No. Yeah, yeah.

A guy sings about his life subs and downs and how he wouldn't change a thing because it led him to now. It's perfect. It actually has nothing to do with the song. I just want to hear him sing it. Man, no clue. I'm in. Amy, what do you have? Good directions.

That's good except for the upside. Life's up and down. That's a good one now. Eddie? Doesn't he say like I wouldn't change a thing and amazed? What thousand in 1999? Yeah, the year helped me. The year was, 0-4.

Hold on, hold on. Is it Keith Ergen? No. I believe, and I don't know that I'm right, but I believe it was a band. Is that a band, Ray? Yes. Oh, Roscoe Flats. God bless the broken road.

That led me straight to you. Because it's broken ups and downs, but guess what? it got me to you. Bless the broken road. Let me strain to you. So you won. Shot her. In this merry go round.

It's time for the good news. Which Bobby? Tell me something good. This older lady drove her car off the side of near where they launch boats, but not quite at the ramp, into the water. It was deep. Her car is starting to go under. And so they see this and they jump in after the woman, pull her out, like save her from the car sinking. Yeah.

And they go in after and make sure there's nobody else in the car. But yeah, they saw her go in and had they nod. I don't think she could have got out of the car. Yeah. Number one rule of if a car sinking, roll your window down. Oh, is even electric? I guess even. Just get your window down.

However you can do that. Just get your window down. Because they say it's hard to open the door actually when you're underwater, right? Yeah, not they say. It makes sense, right? facing a big area. Not even the pressure, a big area of water against your door. So if you don't have a lot of strength,

because that would be a very slow push. It's not like you can just shove it open. You should have done that on breaking body bones. See if I die? See if you can get out of the car. Oh, yeah, big shout out to these guys. Jacques Below, Nathan Below, and Brady Dufrein. And they jumped in and saved the woman.

Obviously they're from Louisiana. Jacques Emilio. I love some agent. The social media posts has the department publicly thanking the guys because had they not seen it and gone after her, she probably would not have made it. That is from K-L-F-Y, and that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good.

I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him. Hi, Dad. And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen, and she says, I have some cookies and milk. This is his badass convict. Right. Just finished five years. I'm going to have cookies and milk at him all.

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I'd Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. don't ignore these common injuries. I'm going to list you the injuries because these are things probably that happen to us and we're like, I want to go to the doctor because I don't have to pay for it. I want to go to the doctor because I don't want to pay the co-pay to pay for it. And then who knows what bills are coming. Here we go. Number one, animal scratches and bites.

Whether it's from a random animal or even your own pet, even tiny breaks in the skin can easily get infected by the bacteria that dogs and cats carry in their mouths. If the injuries from a wild animal like a raccoon or bat, you should for sure go. Oh, yeah, for sure. Oh, 100% for sure. But I mean, like, I play with the dogs and they'll get me a little bit sometimes because I'll wrestle with the dogs. And I never, I'm like, I should go in. But yeah, it makes sense.

Amy, you get scratched by your cat. Yeah, my cat. But I'll clean it. With what? Your tongue? Soap and water. She is a cat. Yeah.

Yeah, so that's one. Number two. Hitting your head. Yeah, that's a big one. Always watch for something. signs of a concussion if you hit your head. Now, we hit our headache a lot, but it's not just if you bump your head, it's if any of like the dizziness, a headache comes from it and stays for more than like 15, 20 minutes, if you get nauseous, if there's any light sensitivity, any of

that stuff that you can just go, oh, I have my head, of course. That's the stuff that's concussion. And then if you don't treat a concussion, it could actually damage your brain, obviously, kill you even. Right. So that's the next one. Minor car accident injuries, meaning if you get into a little bump-de-bump, and those bumps and bruises don't seem bad. But that's because there's a rush of adrenaline that happens to you when you get into a minor, a fender bender even, that you're like, oh, it didn't hurt. But then it hurts real bad the next couple days. And you can't even really, I mean, you can, but you can't really then credit it to the wreck

because it just happened a couple days later. And they're like, nah, this is fraud. This is insurance fraud. You're just now saying it hurts because you were in a wreck. And you didn't even go to the doctor the next day. Right. I never thought about the adrenaline that happens when you do get into that. You don't feel anything.

Mm-mm. I mean, even if it's like, like, whatever it is, there's so much adrenaline. It's minimizing it so much. And think about that one. Blistering burns. First degree burns typically heal on their own. Now, this is what's crazy to me. We've got to get our degree system, correct?

Because if it's first degree murder, that's the worst murder. If it's a first degree burn, that's the lightest burn. Right. We need a structured system of degrees It's got to be consistent Yes, because you get a third degree burn But third degree murder It's the opposite

Not the same That's basically manslaughter Oh, third degree murders Oh Do first degree, that's so easy A first degree burn It's like a level one burn Not so bad

Yeah It's like if you Like grab a hot teapot or something Sure, the oven And you lick it and it feels better But a first degree murder It's like total murder Like you killed them

With intent And it is done in a bad way I kind of like that they're different. That helps me see it clearly. You're weird. No. They can't be the case. Yes, it can. How?

How does it help you? To me, first degree is like one-on-one intent. Like first-degree murder. That makes sense. First-degree. Okay. There's no separation. And it's the worst.

First-degree burn. First-degree murder. First-degree murder bad. But I'm not saying, yeah, of course it's the worst because it's one-on-one first-degree. But first-degree burn, that's not as bad. Because it's one. You made no sense. No, I make sense.

Maybe to your head it makes sense. Yeah, to me, this makes perfect sense. If you were to change it, that would confuse me. Because then you'd... First degree, I feel like, is the worst. First and worse. First degree murder. First degree burn, worse burn.

See, I feel like third should be the worst because it's in order. One is not so bad. I would accept that. But in third degree, they're separate. You can't make the murder third degree because it's not one-on-one anymore. No, you don't have to be one-on-one first-grim murder. You can have first-gram-rador with three people killing somebody. Yes, yes, yes.

I know it doesn't be one-on-one. But you've said it three times. Because that's what I'm saying. Like, there's not the, like, the intent behind it is more. Third-degree murder's unintentional killing. Yeah, that's what I said, the intent behind it. The death was not planned or intended. Third-degree burn is the worst burn.

Yeah, that's confusing. This is not confusing to me at all. It's confusing having to explain it to y'all, but to me. it makes perfect sense. Okay, so what are you saying over there? I'm nothing. No, you're saying that the third degree burn or the... First degree burns typically heal on their own,

but second degree burns that blister require medical attention. If it's bigger than a few inches, it can get affected really easily. Face, hands, feet, genitals, if you burn your genitals on the teapot, which I have 11 times. I would go immediately. This month.

Do you mean over there. Don't worry about it. Go to the doctor. Go to the doctor. Pokes to the eyes. Even if you see fine, you don't want to take a chance with eye injury. because you can't bounce back from those for the most part. There's another one cuts or scrapes that won't heal.

If it's not closing up or starting to heal after a few days, there are signs of infection. It's best to get checked out by a doctor. Ooh, my sister fell at Target and hers like never got better. And she had a bad infection. Really? Yeah, she had it for like it never got better in like three, four weeks. It's crazy.

I guess the rug that she fell on was pretty dirty. Or maybe you all have that because you got that infection and it was hard to go away. Mercer. Yeah. Yeah, that's straight. staff infection. Yeah, staff infection. That was in my bloodstream.

My body could not get rid of it. Yeah. And they couldn't tell me why I had it either. What are you talking about the teapot? Right, right. That's from today. So there was a story about people that would be open to having their wedding sponsored, meaning a company, let's say sleep numbers.

Like this wedding, presented by sleep number. And most people would be like, yeah, I'll take that because weddings are expensive. And that's not even the main part of the story because there's something pretty shocking about a member of the show I wanted to talk about. But a new survey reveals that most Americans are open to letting brands sponsor their weddings. We had Sonic, they didn't sponsor it, but we love Sonic. We had Sonic set up things at our wedding. That was so cool.

Yeah. Like on the way out, they gave us burgers and drinks. And they had their thing set up, their screen you drive up and push the button. Yeah, yes. They had those set up near a part of the house. And then people came in on roller skates at the end and we're delivering. Awesome. So that was cool.

That could have been a sponsor. My point is I didn't care that a brand was there. It was awesome. It was super cool. And then they didn't give us any money. Maybe they should have done this. Now that I look back, dang. Yeah.

So weddings are expensive as my point. They can be super expensive if you let them. And somebody on the show is still paying for their wedding after all these years. So it's not me. Oh, not me. Thank God. Thank God. Is it you?

No, my father-in-law paid for our wedding. So then who? He may still be paying for it, but I'm not. Ray Mundo, is it you? I got to check with Phil, my father-in-law as well. Ray did have his wedding on Garth Brooks Ranch. That was awesome. It was awesome.

No, it's Scoo of Steve who's still paying for his wedding. What? We're about to hit our 10-year anniversary. And I found out myself last week, my wife and I were going through our finances, just getting things lined up. And she was like, yeah, we're still paying for our wedding. It's like, holy crap. What are you still paying for?

So in her culture, she's Chinese and Filipino. The man has to pay for the wedding to show that he... Am I Chinese in Filipino? Probably because you pay for your wedding. Yeah. Is this how I'm getting told? Makes sense. Wow.

You know, typically in the white people culture, usually the bride pays for it, the father of the bride and all that stuff. But so in her culture, we do it to show that we can take care of the future wife. And so we're still paying, I think the wedding costs about $50,000 plus our honeymoon. And then it's kind of been wrapped up into other expenses,

like having a kid a year and a half later. You know how life is. Well, that's not wedding. But it just snowballs into all this debt. Yeah. And you have to pick and choose what you pay for. And the wedding has just been on. the back burner. Amen, brother. Yeah. Yeah. That's tough. So what would your advice be to people who are

getting married now and thinking about putting in 20, 30, 80, $200,000 into a wedding? Don't put that money into a house. I say, still have a wedding, but just have a smaller ceremony that you can enjoy with a smaller group of people. Because even at that wedding, we are paying for it, but her mom was dictating who was coming to the wedding and they're like neighbors from the 80s. And people are getting down to it. Hey, we've hit a point. We just triggered him. Go ahead. And I'm like, what the hell? I don't know who this lady is. She's like, yeah, she's your tita for, she's not my tita. I don't know who this woman is and she's getting invited to the wedding to just basically show off her daughter and that she's getting married. So my advice is make it smaller, put the money towards something that you can

use long term like a house. It's tough though because everybody wants to have that thing they've been waiting for their whole life and they want to be able to share it on Instagram and have cool pictures. I'm not justifying it. Yeah. But I'm saying it's very difficult to, unless just in your heart you want to have a very small wedding. Yeah, I mean, you want to have that big thing. You think you do. And then here you are 10 years later, so pay for it. Well, I don't know about that thing. But that's the thing. It's amazing. But it's over so quick. Yeah. It's like going to the casino. It's like going to one night. It's like going to the casino. It's like going to the casino. It's like, man, it's a party for somebody else. It's, I mean, it's your party. But you're paying for everyone else to show up to your party.

So for me, just the concept, I think it's just, it's silly. It's like going to the casino. Because you're probably going to lose the money. And you're like, man, what a night. That night's over and that money's gone. Yeah. So is it showing that Scuba could afford the wedding, even though he's paying for it 10 years later? Like the culture's like, the man does it because... Oh, dang, you didn't meet the culture. Like, you're not meeting the culture. You're paying it 10 years later.

You're freaking T-Tor came. You can be paid for that. You're proving them wrong. But I'm still... We're off-float. Like, you still finance houses and cars and stuff. You're not paying for it. Is the culture to take out a mortgage on a wedding?

No, you're expected to pay for it like in cash. Oh, God. But I didn't have the cash. pay for. I was broke. Typical white guy. Am I right? Yeah. On the Bobby Bones show now.

Clint Black. Better man being added out of the box, which for those that don't know, that's a station programmer will go, I'm going to add that to my playlist immediately before it's even actually asked to be added. It's like the earliest you can get a song added. So this L.A. program director says that your label switches over. They now promoted. How fast until that song actually became something you were known for or the

was played on the radio. Well, it went to number one. It was 17 weeks. In today's time, that's pretty quick. How quick was that back then? It was long. It was. Yeah. You know, it took its time. You know, it was steady enough, but back then you could get a song up to number one and back almost five a year. That song as it was climbing, like could you feel more people singing along and or depending if your shows or not, the crowd's getting bigger? Yeah, we were playing bars and the bars were packed. And CMT had a lot to do with that because I wanted to get a video right away. The video, TNN and Asheville Network was smoking hot.

Back then, we were all watching it. I have a country fan. So being on the Ralph Emery Show, Ralph was saying things like, I like you. And I think you're going to be around a while, you know. And I think that helped a lot. I was getting on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Jay Leno when he guessed it and the Wall Street Journal, a reporter came out and rode the bus for a few days and did a feature article in that USA Today did one. And I was starting to get spots opening for the Judds and Alabama, Dwight Yocum.

I did a month out on the road with him. So it was clear that even if it didn't go to number one, that it was going to have a big impact. Can you give me a Johnny Carson story? Johnny Carson, I think the second time I did the show with him, I wanted to do something that used my full vocal range. And we had been playing on the road, kind of a Hank Jr. version of Ain't Misbehaving. But I would go up and sing real high toward the end of the song. And so we did that on there. And when I got over to the couch, Johnny said, wow, you have a falsetto.

You could throw a cat through. Wow, that's one compliment I will never forget. It's got to be crazy feeling to go 10 years in bars to doing the tonight show. Were you able to have awareness of how cool it was to be getting those big moments, or were you so in it that it was difficult to actually understand or be happy about it? I think I was mostly overwhelmed by the workload because I was doing nine cities in a row one day off, eight in a row one time we did 21 in a row day off and calling into radio stations in the morning and in the afternoon drive time and meeting and greeting 30 to 100 people before the show before

every show I was constantly worried about being able to sing because if you're tired or sick you don't have a voice yeah or if you talk all day yeah and people don't think talking's that hard but imagine singing a song that only has three notes and singing it all day long Michael Jackson and spoke up here because it took some of the strain off his vocal cords. Wait, is that really why? Yeah. I mean, it makes sense. I didn't know that.

It's absolutely why. I went to his voice coach. He didn't tell me anything about Michael, but he said, you know, whenever you're talking, just don't talk down here so much. Try to stay up in here and make it easier. I know Michael just took that all the way up in here, you know. On the Bobby Bone Show now. How'd you meet your wife? She and her mom were in Houston doing press for one of Lisa's movies on CBS.

And someone at a TV station said, you know, I've got tickets to the Clint Black show. It was New Year's Eve, if y'all want them. And they took the tickets. She had already heard about me because her manager, Her Bannas, was partners with Stan Mores, who was KT's manager, who I knew because I had toured with KT. And he and I were like Dean and Jerry. We were a comedy show everywhere we went. And he gave Lisa a tape and said, listen to this guy. You know, you love him. So now they come to the show.

Somebody with my management company brings her backstage. We say hello briefly. And then about 10 days later, we're taping an Opry Anniversary show. It's a TV special. It was the night I was inducted as a member. Before the show, the head of specials, Fred Rappaport, came back to my dressing room. and said, I have Lisa Hartman's phone number, and he's about to give it to me, and he pulls it back when I reach for it and says, but I'm not going to give it to you unless you promise me you're going to call her. So I promised, and I called her right away. I was going to be in L.A. to do the Tonight Show, and I had one night off. We went to dinner, and we were married 10 months later.

What must you play? Give me the five songs you must play every show. Oh, Better Man, killing time, good run of bad luck. nothing but the tail lights. Every show you're going to do those, for sure you're going to do those. Oh, yeah. Because I think people would be upset if you didn't do those. Yeah. Exact ones. Summer's coming is one, I feel like, you know.

And the ones that usually lose outer ballads because you can only do so many ballads in most shows. Man, what a problem. You have too many hits. That's a long way from the bar, man. Trust me, I know. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good. Lunch Dead is something.

no one likes. It's, oh, you got to pay these meals, got to pay these meals off. Well, someone in Taylor, Texas, an anonymous donor said, you know what? For the entire school district, I'd like to pay off the lunch debt. And so, there is no more lunch debt in Taylor, Texas, and everyone is super happy and super full. I'm full. They're not full. Good, good, good, good. Well, here's the thing.

They still get a meal. Did you write that about super full or does it say that? I literally made that up. That's one good one that you made up. A lot of you steal and take credit. That's a good one. It's a good tagline. They're all super full.

Yeah. Yeah. So they get to eat and Taylor, Texas. Everybody went to social media and said, thank you so much to whoever you are. That's so amazing. Yeah. You never jumped up and said it was then. No, no one has come forward to say.

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We do not know anybody there. There's been no set up at all. I don't know if you can set it up. But Lunchbox got to L.A. at what time yesterday? We got here at what, 5, 45, 6 o'clock maybe, 7 o'clock. I don't even remember. I was like he's doing one o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, rock. I mean, I took a picture, so let's see what time the photo was taken.

Hold on, it was. We're good. Oh, my God. We're good. Stop down. I literally was just like around what time did you get to LA. Yeah, around 6. 605 p.m.

And here's the thing. I kept telling you guys my flight was at 5. I was wrong. My flight was at 3.30. I was totally off. Okay. Again, meaningless part of the conversation. Bad start to the trip.

Yes, bad start to the whole. So what is your agenda today? My agenda is I'm going to get off the show. I'm going to go back to the hotel and I'm going to shower because I'm not showered. And then I'm going to go. You flew all the way across the country on an airplane. He got to the hotel and didn't shower? Yeah, it was, well, I didn't go straight to the hotel, I had a couple of margaritas at a Mexican restaurant.

What? And then I was like, man, I got to go to bed. I got to get up for the show. So went back to the hotel and I went to bed and I got up and I didn't want to disturb my wife. So I just left the room without showering. I got the same clothes on that I wore on the plane. Oh. What?

Wait, you, did you get in your plain clothes in the bed? Well, even your plain body in the bed. No, I wouldn't close in the bed, Amy. No, no, but you didn't wash your hair after being on a flight with all those people. You got in the same bed. No, I would love to, but there just was no time. No, last night. Right, there wasn't any time.

He went to have margaritas. He had to get margaritas. No, after the margaritas, before you went to sleep. He was like, I got to go to bed. Got a rush. That's really what it was. And I was like, I got to go to bed right now. And so I put my clothes back on, and I took an Uber today.

And so I'm going to go back, take a shower. Then I'm going to go to the tux shop. And I'm going to wear the tucks out of the tux. the store straight to Price is Right. And do you know where you're going? I have the address already mapped out. I have the address in my email and I want to tell you they did email me. Prices Right.

Sent me an email. Saying? Saying, hey, you have tickets to our show. We can't wait to see you. Just a reminder, we move the taping up until 1230. So it is 1230, no longer 1 o'clock. Just making sure you know. It's good.

And you knew. How did you sleep last night, knowing, today was a big day. I didn't sleep very well. I kept worried I overslept. I kept waking up. Check that clock. Okay, all right, all right.

Go back to sleep. Oh, no, nope. I didn't oversleep. Okay. So yeah, toss it and turning. Not really good. But hey, guess what? I'm on fire today.

And you plan to get there. And is it outside waiting or inside waiting? Do you know? It's outside waiting. You line up on the street. Okay. And you plan to get there at what time? I hope to be there because my taping's at 1230,

so I'm hoping to be there by 11. And you're just going to get there. get there and hang out with people, right, and show them how, like, interested you are, how curious you are, how much energy, how charismatic you are. Like, that's the goal. Yes, I'm going to start the wave right off the bat. We're going to go down the line. All right, everybody do the way. Whoa! Like at a stadium. And that really gets the crowd going, and then we're going to start chance. Price is right. Price is right. Okay. I mean, I would love that if I was in line.

Yeah, I mean, that would be fun. But, like, are producers out there, too? They're watching probably. so they're going to see him in action. Is he doing those games he said he's going to do, like Price's Right games? In your pocket? Well, I'm not going to do those today. Those are the secret weapon if I have to go back a second day. I wasn't able to get my items last night.

I mean, I got here late, had margaritas, and I haven't had time to go to the store. We heard. I would encourage you not to play the game what's in my pocket with people you don't know. Just a little something that I know is that gets a bad game with people you don't know. Yeah. It gets you in trouble. Well, I was going to do what's in the bag. As long as the bag's not in your pocket

I think you're good to go. Okay. Okay, so you guys can call us if you want. 877-Bobby. We got lunchbox in California going out today and we do not know we have no connection to the prices right. If he does not get on today, he goes back tomorrow, right?

Correct. But tomorrow is also the Valentine's taping. Yeah, that's a tough one. Because you don't have a partner. Is your wife going to go with you? Does she have a ticket? She's not going to go. I didn't get her a ticket.

I mean, I just got one ticket, so I'm really kind of... Wait. Wait. I thought we were working on, you know, him and getting a date. Well, yeah, yeah, dude. Like, if he can't get his wife, just he get anybody? But I don't think he ever mentioned that he needed a ticket. We didn't think about that.

It's not our job to think about that. That's true. But that's weird. They would sell single tickets for an episode that they're doing a double date thing. They don't sell. I mean, a couple's thing. Or, sorry, divvy out tickets. I think that if you're not a couple, you just don't get on the show.

Well, what a ways. That's not good. Lunchbox, you have to find other single ticket people and couple of them. Today, actually. Yeah, today. Be like, does anybody have a single ticket for tomorrow? Let's fall in love. It's a good idea, Amy.

And if you have it to fake, if it's a dude, you've got to fake it. It's worth faking it for a day with that person. It's Hollywood. Do you got to play the part? Yeah. Be like, hey, you want to see what's in my pocket. Yep, that's a good game. I want to do a game called what's in my pocket.

Yeah. Nailed it. So what are you going to do about that? I got to go to the drawing board. See, here's the thing. The drawing board. Realistically, I'm not going to have to go back tomorrow. I mean, the odds are that I'm going to be on that stage today.

Okay. I would argue that the odds aren't to that, but I would think that there's a decent chance based on how visible you're going to be today. But it's good that he has that energy. Yeah. You know? Okay. I don't think he's ever stared at the clock overnight worried about being late.

to work, though. Not one time. No, but now he is. He's got one night on prices around. He can't sleep because he's so worried about being late. Yeah. Okay, we'll check back with you in a second. Wait, lunchbox before you go, what did you have to drink last night? Some margaritas. Okay. Just checking. Wait, are you still drunk? No, no. No. No. Of course not. Don't be ridiculous. No. When someone says a couple of anything, they had more than a couple. Is that right? That's right. Lunchbox, how many margaritas you have last night? A couple of margaritas, man. But like doubles. So a margarita, when you say a double, because I've never had a margarita, is a margarita, do you pour like a shot of something in?

Yeah, like you can have more tequila added. That would be the double shot. Yeah. So it's not made in like a mix. Some are, but you could, some, depending on the restaurant, the bartender may make them fresh or they may have them pre-mixed. You can always request an added shot, though. Absolutely. How many added shots do you request?

No, no added shots, man. Just a couple of margaritas. It was Taco Tuesday. So if you bought one taco, you've got the second taco for a dollar. That has nothing to do with margaritas. That's a great time. Zero to do with margaritas. Let's go talk to Janice.

We're talking about lunchbox today in California. He's there to try to get on prices right. Janice, what do you want to say? I want to suggest that he might want to get there sooner to get in line because I've heard and watched that it's very long sometimes. I would hate to see him be out there and not get on. You think he should get out there and wait in line longer? I think lunchbox, don't you have a, like a guest pass or something?

Yeah, I have a priority ticket is what it says. So I don't know what that means, but it says that I have priority. So all those people waiting in line at 5 o'clock in the morning, I got priority. I don't know if that means they have priority too and they give out thousands of these. Well, that's not priority. That's back to even. Sounds just like normal. Right.

I don't know how many they give out. I just know I have priority tickets. So I feel like if I get there an hour and a half early, that should be plenty of time. But I could be completely wrong. You could be. Yeah. He doesn't really know what priority means. He doesn't know anything.

All right, Janice, thank you. I appreciate the call. Best of luck. Yeah. All right. Thank you. We're all rooting for them for sure. I do want to go to Sharon in St. Louis.

She's been on the prices right twice. Ooh. Now, have you been or have you been on? I have just visited. We did not get called up on stage. He thinks odds are he's going to get called up on. on stage. What do you think? You know, first of all, he has got to get there earlier. Everybody's got priority access. It just means that you're guaranteed to get in the studio. So there's going to be a

long line and a lot of people waiting. It takes a long time just to interview everybody for the producers. Also, they typically do not pick the wild crazy over-the-top person. There was a couple of people like that in our group, both times that I went. Neither one of them were picked. it's always just nice, simple, down-to-earth people that tend to get picked. So I'm worried because I don't put Lunchbox in the nice, simple category. Yeah, that wouldn't be a category. I'd put them in either. What do you think about that, lunchbox?

I think that was a rude comment. People are starting to freak me out that I'm not there early enough, but I think these people, maybe they didn't have priority. She said everybody has priority. But she also said that priority means that you're guaranteed to get in the studio. Yeah, yeah. But if you're the last one in the studio. So there may be people that are in line as like standby.

I don't know. I'm making this part up. But I'm saying there could be people there that are lined up if some of the tickets don't show up. But I don't know. But Sharon, I appreciate that. I appreciate you freaking him out. I agree. He's not a simple guy.

No. And that's a compliment. He's not a simple guy. And he's going to go out today and he's going to be like, reach in my pocket. And that's in there. That's the game. Tell me what you. feeling there? I'm looking at my ticket and it says priority. It doesn't just say normal person. It says

priority like VIP. Does it say VIP? No, I'm saying like VIP because priority is different than just normal. I know, but we have to trust the caller that has actually been there and done this. And her take on it is that everybody had a priority ticket. So we need to roll with that. For Price is right. There's a non-priority ticket. See, that's not me. Which is a line voucher. I'm not that.

A priority. Yeah, I still would get there early. No, I'm going to, guys. I'm going to get there early. You understand that. Like, when we get done with this show, like when I get done with my obligation to the world, to the United States of America,

I'm going to go. I'm going to shower. I'm going to get my tucks on. and I'm going there. It's not like I'm going to be sitting around the hotel and like, oh, it's 12.15. I should probably go get in line. That's not how I'm doing it, guys. This is business.

This is a dream. I didn't come here to blow my opportunity. Okay. All right. So, yeah, go get the tucks and then just go get in line. I will. I mean, we got to do a show, and then we do a full podcast after this show is over. Yeah.

So you can subscribe to the Bobby Bohn Show podcast feed or watch on YouTube because we'll be live. Probably in like an hour or so. Are you freaked out, lunchbox? he seemed freaked out a little bit. No, I think these people don't understand. She's been twice. She's been twice. And she didn't get called up once.

Good point. So she's obviously doing something wrong. Like she doesn't know how to do it like I do it. Sharon, Lunchbox, I don't know if you can hear him, but he said he thinks you did it wrong. You don't know how to do it like he does it. And so what is your response? My response is he hasn't been. I've been twice.

I've seen who they picked. I was in a group. They do it in a group of like maybe six or eight people and there's two producers. sitting there asking them questions. One person in our group got picked. She was a firefighter. She was a super nice, down-to-earth kind of person. So, not that I'm not, I am a super-nice down-to-earth person,

but they're just looking for something a little different. The guy that was insane and screaming the whole time, he did not get picked. And there is no producer outside in that line. There is no one out there. You're just standing outside on the street. No one's watching. So I'd say, if you want to use energy to get a lot of,

in, save your energy for the interview. Okay. See, she has no idea what she's talking about. They have cameras. They have people watching. Like, there's no doubt they're watching. They don't just put those people in line and just on a whim, pick them. They have people like, okay, we're focused on this person.

Like, when they come in, let's see if they perform like they did in that line. Like her saying they're not watching, that's just bananas. Can we do an exercise? Yeah, what would you like to do? I'd like to do an exercise. Will you do an impression of somebody that's just a simple calm guy? Like you're in the interview and you're just a normal, simple person.

Hello, Mr. Box. What do you do for a living? I do a morning radio show. We're heard by millions of people across America. Oh, no, no, no, no. That's not simple. That's not simple. Like, should he be a teacher or something?

I don't know, or a dad. Yeah, he needs a story. Have we talked about a story? Yeah. He has no story. Didn't you try to lie to get on Oprah once by, like, fake you having cancer? No, I was dying because she was best friends with Tina Turner. and so I was like, oh my gosh, this is my chance to meet Tina Turner.

And so I wrote a letter talking about how I was dying and that my last wish was to meet Oprah. And I was ready to send it. And I was, you know, I was a child. Like I was like 14 years old. Okay, that's not a child. That's a teenager. That's not seven. I mean, and so I was like, Mom, we got to send this to Oprah.

And she goes, do you not realize that they are going to do some investigating and you are not going to get paid? like they're going to know you're not dying. I'm like, oh, so we never sent it. Not that any of this is wrong, just that you're going to get busted. Okay, so he's not, I don't know what he wants to do because we have. I got a question though. So then like what should my story be?

Should it not be the, just be you. Radio show and all that? If you don't get it, yeah, if you don't get it, regardless, the worst thing that can happen is you weren't yourself. You want to not get it at least being yourself. just like in life if you're pretending you're not something you're pretending you are something

you're not and then something doesn't work out for you you regret it so much because you're like I just should have been myself so if you're not going to get it for whatever reason you'd rather not get it being yourself than the other way because you'll always question it should my job be entrepreneur

I mean he is he invests and stuff what way is he ever entrepreneur stocks and stuff that's not an entrepreneur somebody who has an app Amazon pallets did that for a little bit

We didn't do that for a little bit. It's still going. Like Eddie said, should he be a dad? Yes, but he should be himself. Yeah. But there's probably 100 dads in there. Yeah, probably. Stay at home, dad?

I think he should just be himself. Do what you're going to do the whole time because if you don't do it and it doesn't work out, you'll be like, why didn't I just do and be me? So do everything you thought. You have three days at this. He has three attempts. Day one, today. Willie Wonka, Tuxedo, the whole thing.

Day two, tomorrow. He's got to find a partner or some sort of lover because it's a Valentine show. She's a lover. Yeah, and you have to make love to them before the show is what I heard. Whoever it is. Be authentic. Yeah.

Okay. All right, there he is. Lunchbox in California. You guys want to call us you can. Again, after the show's over, we keep going for another hour. But 877-Bobby. Bobby Bone Show. Boney up the day.

This story comes us from St. Petersburg, Florida. A 43-year-old man went into a Circle K with a gun. Robbed it, stole $7,000 worth of lottery tickets and got out of there. Forty minutes later, a man walks into the Circle K, I'm here to cash these scratch-offs. No way. No way. 40 minutes. I mean, at all, it's crazy.

But within the hour? That's funny. Dang. And so they called police and arrested him. Was he? Well, he had a mask on when he came in the first time. Like, he had something over his face. This time he didn't have a mask on.

Yeah, but they tracked those tickets. Yeah, yeah, they mark them as stolen. Did you see the guy on Fox News who they would interview and he'd be like Antifa or he'd be like another violent criminal? And it was the same guy they were using it. They just put a mask on him every time. No. Have you guys seen that? No.

Oh, no. It was like five different interviews where he was always like he was like a member of a terrorist organization. He was a member of, and all you'd see were his eyes, they'd interview him. And it turns out it was the same exact guy that was using as an actor. It reminds me of this guy, mask. Just changed the mask. All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day.

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