The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: Someone Has Personal Breaking News + Two Show Members Fight Over Work Perk + Most Famous Musicians From The United States Game

Episode Date: April 30, 2025

BREAKING NEWS!!!! Someone shared a major life update. Some people will be shocked by the news…others happy…and others confused. We played a game where the show had to guess the most famous musician from each state. A member of the show left an anonymous message accusing another member of the show asking for a massive amount of tickets to an upcoming concert. We try to figure out who left it and who asked for a ridiculous amount of tickets and why they are now fighting. Amy revealed why she wanted to film Bobby and Eddie secretly yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What's up, everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. Morning studio. Morning. All I'm being told is this is an anonymous spill the tea. So I think it's anonymous by who's doing it. And we don't even know who's doing what. I don't know. I would figure it out. All it says is anonymous spill the tea, no more details. Would you hit that, Ray? So it's somebody tattling. I know nothing about it. Go ahead. This bill to tea is a game. I'm going to tell you what this person did and then you guess who the person is. Scoot with Steve sent out a text message to the group.

How many CMA Fest tickets do you want? And this person replied, seven tickets. Like it was no big deal. I don't know why they always go big. But I guess you got to shoot your shot. You can't blame them for that. Who do you think it is that asked for seven tickets when there's probably not even seven tickets available for all of us to split? Okay, so the CMA tickets are high ticket item.

I think sells out every year. Seven is a massive ask. I think they probably are tricking us into thinking it's lunchbox because that's what he does. He asks for everything, but I don't think that would be the spill of the tea. I think that would be brought up. Who do we think that is?

Lunchbox. Gotta be Eddie. I want to take the family. I don't think it's lunchbox. The one talking or the one that asked? Well, let's do the one talking. Oh, that's easy. That's Eddie.

Would you play the first part again? this bill the tea is a game i'm gonna tell you that sounds like that scary movie mike the one that's like we want to play a game saw yeah that's not lunchbox because he sucks out disguising his voice what you're terrible disguising your voice we always know it's you that's not lunchbox so who do you do you guess it is Morgan who do you guess it is oh i think it's scuba steve i mean amy who you think it is scuba no saying it i'm with morgan i'm gonna guess it's Morgan Okay, and now do we want to guess who has asked for the way too many tickets? Unless someone wants to stand up and say who they are.

Who asked for seven tickets? Is it? Box stand up? Go ahead, Eddie. It can't be lunchbox. That's so out of line that even he, I don't think he'd ask for seven, and I don't think that this would have to be anonymous. Who else?

Five in his family. He normally asks us for five. But even that's a lot, because this is a sold-out show. This is like, all these tickets are hundreds of dollars a piece. Because Eddie's kids are at that age where I have six I mean that's six of us Oh is it you did you ask for seven CMA tickets? It wasn't even anyone want to step forward who asked for seven CMA tickets if not we'll just figure it out Three two one one no one one but it was you you answered so quick it's got to be you

You answered so quick with my deducting skills that's you it's you what are the tickets for Exactly it's you oh my gosh I knew it's you My goodness. Okay. So, how did you ask for $17? Dude, it's not me. You're out of your mind. I didn't ask for, I'm not going to this.

I did not ask for these tickets. This is like $1,300 in tickets, $4, $10 a ticket. That's a lot of money. Okay, so your promise is not you? I would never do that. Then it has to be lunch rocks. Boom. Is it you?

It was me. Well, here's the deal. I didn't think it was you. I gave you the benefit of me down because this is so over the top. No, this isn't over the top. Just let me hear me out. They asked us to do stage introductions on that Thursday night. And they said, how many tickets would you like?

Well, my cousin and his wife and kid are going to be in town. And then my wife and three kids would like to come see me do stage announcements. So I said, hey, seven would be great, would be ideal, but five would do because my cousins. That's a lot. Well, my cousin's wife said she would stay home with their kid if we couldn't get seven, if we could get five. So my cousin could come. So I thought it was just a normal ass. I just said, hey, this is what the situation is.

What do you say? I bet you they have like 10 total, if I were guessing. For everyone? That's not bad. And 7 is in that 10. That number 7 isn't 10. Right. It's less than 10.

But who's doing announcements with you? I don't know. I'm assuming somebody else from the show. Yeah. Yeah. I think they signed up. They wouldn't send him up by himself. I assume Morgan's probably going.

Okay, what if everybody wanted to? What if it's you, Morgan and Eddie? and they both wanted. Well, Morgan doesn't have any family. My family actually is coming to town. And I actually asked for five, but I said I'll take two. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

That's still less than seven. I said, I would love five, but five doesn't work. I'll take two because I know that five is so much. Like, I knew what I was asking for. And that's what I did with seven and said I'd take five. That's a drastically different numbers. That was a lot. Why you guys are so nice.

But five would do. Do you know the max amount of tickets they had? I think we have maybe eight total to give away. And it's between, well, their thought process was two for, Amy's involved. So two for Amy, Eddie. Yeah, two for everybody. Exactly, yeah.

And when lunch throughout seven, I was like, I'll ask, but I don't think they're going to say yes to that. I mean, I'll start here. None of my family is going. So you can have my extra ticket lunchbox. No, no, because Morgan wants tickets too.

You don't give them to him. Okay, well, it's open for anyone to have. Thank you, Eddie. Eddie said, like it just for those four that are splitting the tickets? Yeah, just for these four here, yeah. So I think that lunchbox and Morgan should compete for them. I like that. Because they both want a lot of tickets and more than normal.

So if everybody gets two, Eddie, you're turning your two over? I'll donate it. Amy wants her to, I believe. Yeah. I would use your two. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

And Eddie already said I could have them. Like, that's like taking back. He was just the loudest person he was responding to. Give backs. Take back. You donate. So can we do that? Can we compete?

And we'll compete for both of them, not one at a time. Yeah, I like it. Let's do it. Okay. You guys good on that? Should they even compete for theirs tickets as well, like the ones they have? Whoa. Could you lose all those tickets?

That's good. I don't want to do that because my family's going to town. Okay, so no. Everybody has two. Eddie gives his up for the game. Okay, cool. And they'll compete for the other two. All right.

Who was the tea spiller? Oh, I don't know. Was it you? No. Not me. Nobody has to even say. It was me. Oh, was Amy.

Amy. All quiet over there. I don't ever do a non-o spill of tea. And it was so fun. No, I just talked normal and then scoop up with a voice changer over it. And also, I didn't know. Oh, yeah. And then I didn't know that I was influenced by that time I had to watch all seven or ten saw movies. Yeah. I want to play a game. So does this person who wants way too many tickets. So CMA Fest is until July, right? It's in June. I think the first or second week, June. June, fifth or six. The next couple weeks, next week or so, we'll have some sort of playoff between Morgan and Lunchbox.

you'll compete for the extra pair tickets. Okay. Scoob, is that okay? Can we give them those? Eddie seconds? Okay. Yeah. Yeah, we have our allotment and they go wherever they go.

Eddie, thank you. You're welcome, guys. Super kind of you. Thanks for giving them to me and taking a bag. The fact that Lunchbox wanted seven of the eight is hilarious. She wanted five. I said I'd take two. I said that straight up.

I didn't know there's only eight. So, I mean, that's seven's good. Let's get out of here. But I'll now create a game for you guys. Thank you. Hello Bobby Bones. When my wife asked me what I wanted to do for my birthday, I told her I wanted to spend an hour all alone.

She thinks I'm crazy. I'd like to get an hour or so to do what I want during the day, either exercising or just going for a walk. The only time I get alone now is if I wake up really early in the morning before she and the kids wake up. But she wants me to be around her and the kids on my birthday. I love my family. But when she asked me what I wanted,

this was the first thing that came to mind. Is alone time a selfish gift on your birthday? How can I convince my wife to let me have this for my birthday? Signed, husband needing a lone time. Oh, it's weird. She didn't say yes to that immediately. Right. Because this is it.

That's weird. It is not, you're doing nothing wrong by asking for a long time. Even if it's a long time once a week, you can both ask for that. And one can cover for an hour while the other gets a lone time to go work out or nap or I think. I wonder why she'd push back like that. Well, because she's probably like, well, it's your birthday. We want to be on your birthday. One hour.

It's not the whole day. If he was like, I want eight hours alone. That's different. Then I would go, bro, why are you in this marriage? Yeah. I'm going to tell you, Mr. E-mailer, you're fine asking for the one hour alone. And she may think you're crazy, but say to her, I know I do. I want to spend a birthday with you guys.

It's going to be awesome. I just need one hour. And don't make it about not being with her or them. Because that could be hurtful regardless of the time. Like, oh, one hour without you. make it instead you want one hour doing something instead because that feels less painful to the person you don't want to be around even if you just make it up yeah yeah yeah i want one hour i want to go fish for an hour i've really i just want to go hit some golf balls for an hour and don't make it because i need an hour to not be with you right because that person sucks

so i think it's mostly how you communicate that but you're not weird for wanting that no a lot of people need a long time to recharge and not just on the birthday yeah no no Yeah. Both of you guys are like all the time. Hang in there. You should get your alone time. All right. Thank you for emailing.

Let's talk tipping etiquette. Abby, where did you tip? Okay, so I went to a car wash and I was telling them which one I wanted. You know how they usually have like four options. I got probably like not the top one but the next level down. Dang, flex. Okay. Okay.

And then she was like, do you want to tip our car wash attendance? And she asked me. And I felt like so much pressure. because usually you just, it's on the screen. And I was like, I don't even know what to say, but I was like, yeah, I'll give $5. And then later I was like, wait a minute, I paid extra, you know, to get the one where they do the outside, they just spray it. And so why did I tip?

Or why do they even ask to tip? So the first thing I'd say is I hate when they ask you out loud. Yeah. Because that is a pressure that even if you don't have the five extra bucks, let's say you're going to the car wash and you really don't have five bucks. You're like, okay. Because it's like, what, you just feel bad for saying no. I know.

And I don't think I would say no because those guys are not getting paid a whole lot. They're probably making minimum wage different in every state. Some states still seven bucks. And so that's really just going to be on your heart more so than is it expected at a car wash. Like in certain places like a restaurant when they're making two bucks an hour, yeah, that's an expectation that you tip a certain amount for your meal. Which, by the way, I wish we could readdress all of that and pay full wages. But that's not where we are, right?

I hate it when they ask out loud, do you want to tip? Because they know you're going to answer yes or you're going to sound like a bad person. You're going to feel that way. Like if I say no, I'm going to sound like a bad person. Would you have tipped at the screen was just up? I would have done like the minimum. You know how they do like 15, 20, 25? But I don't think you should feel guilty about saying that because I felt guilt in tone from you.

We're like, I've done the minimum. That's okay. Yeah. You didn't have to tip anything. This is not a business where tipping is. semi-required and it's expected and the expectation is what these guys and gals are doing to budget for the pay their bills. Like, it's all extra there. So don't feel guilty about tipping. If you want too great. If you don't, don't. But if you have it, sure, because it'd be nice. Somebody tipped

you, but I hate when they ask out loud, do you want to tip? I know. Well, the crazy thing is, is they haven't done it yet. You haven't even gone through the car wash. So how do I know. Great point. I would give them more. But I'm like, I don't know how you're going to do. I'm already tipping you before you even did it. Would you have given them more, though? Probably not. Because I don't have cash. Yeah.

I rarely have, ah, I lie. And now I have cash. I keep cash on me. I used to never have cash. I do have a little cash just for that reason. But this is what I'd like to say. Good for you for tipping. That's nice of you.

You definitely didn't have to. I hate when they ask you out loud because that's a shaming technique. It really is. And you know me. I'm like, I'm a people pleaser. So, of course, I'm going to be like, yes. Do you want to tip Amy right now? If she asked me, what's your men?

Yeah, it does make you feel like you're a bad person if you don't tip. So, yeah, the shame is there. My official stance is you don't have to. And if you don't have it in a situation like this, that's okay because you came to pay for a car wash. If you do feel like it, it doesn't matter what situation is. It's always great to help somebody, right? If you have it, it's always great to help somebody because there are times where you could use help. So I have no problem with it.

But I almost want to, if they ask out loud, just say no for the sake of it. because that, just to stand up for the shaming part of it. I hate when they do that. Yeah, that's how I felt. We would go to like Europe when I started to go to Europe and they don't tip over there, right? It's all built in to build everything. That's all. But I would still tip and they'd act like I was King Dingling and I'd say, hey, I like to tip here in Europe.

I walk in, they're like King Dingling's back. We know he's about to tip. So I think we should stand up and say when someone goes, do you want to tip your person? If it's before, you say, I don't know. Let me finish it first. and take a look at it and maybe I will because you're not a douche and secondly, way before

that's wrong. What are you laughing at? I don't know. I just don't feel like I could ever do that. No, let's stand up. I don't think I could be like, well, let me see how you do first. But that's it. This is what I would just tip. I would. So I'm going to take me out of it. Okay. The situation is different. I grew up on tips and now I have money so it's different.

But if they said, do you want, ask me, do you want a Do you want a tip? On? The service. Oh, are you guys done? Oh, no, we haven't even started yet, but you're paying right now. So do you want a tip?

Yeah, let me finish it. And I'd love to take a look at it. And yeah, I'll probably tip when it's over. Oh, and then you don't have to. You can just throw it away. Or it can be awesome, but yes. Yeah, the shaming is out of control. I think tip culture is a little crazy for sure,

because now everybody wants to be tipped for everything. And I think if people have it, that's great. But if they're shaming on top of that, that's awful. So stand up. America. Yes. Don't let them outwardly shame you with their, because they'll do it and other people are around.

So embarrassing. Sometimes it's a grocery store. They do that crap. Yeah, sometimes they do the round up. Would you like to round up in front of everyone? Yeah. Why don't mind the roundup? It's like 63 cents, sure.

That's still something, man. But it's like, would you like to, out loud? Would you like to donate $5 to the food bank? And I probably would. But when you say it out loud, you go, you look around. Of course. And the more people there are, the odds are. Yeah, make it 10.

I always do 10. Yeah, I don't. I don't like that for you, Abby. Good for you. But I think that's how we handle it for now on. If somebody asks you. Okay. Especially ahead of time.

But if they ask you, like if you're getting food, sometimes they'll say they'll ask out. I would say, yeah, I think I'll just leave the tip on the table. That works. Don't be tip shamed. That's what we learned from this. Okay. Love it.

Abby is like the nicest, sweetest person though. She tried to, she wanted to go buy a lunchbox of pen, like the Kansas State floor pin that she beat him out of after he talked all the crap. So she felt so bad that he didn't win, even though he treats her like garbage. but that's her heart. She wanted to tip him a pen, basically. So sweet. Well, get on it.

I'm thinking about it. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. Bowden is a two-year-old kid, wandered off seven miles. I don't even want to walk seven miles, and I'm not too.

I got long, adult man legs, and that's a long way. Bowden wandered away. April 14th, walked seven miles through the woods, basically. and Buford is the rescue dog that went out and actually found the kid. So according to the search and rescue officials, the toddler avoided wild animals, which by the way, this is a small living creature, that if you're a bigger creature,

that's vulnerable prey. Like an adult man, not as vulnerable because it's larger. Yeah, but two is small. That's what I'm saying. Two is like a small dog that a wolf. Wildebeest. If you have neighborhoods crazy. But, yeah, the toddler avoided animals and injuries.

And Buford, the Pyrenees, stayed with the boy, and then guided the kid to Dundton Ranch, where the dog lives with his owner. And so Buford's a hero. So Buford wasn't a rescue dog. It's just a regular ranch dog. Yeah. Wow, that's cool. It said Buford, the dog who recently helped rescue the two-year-old. And I thought I was a rescue dog as well.

Buford was just a dog who saw the kid and then led the kid back. Wow. How do you lead a two-year-old? Two-year-olds don't listen to anything. That's true. Like nothing. You pull it by the diaper? They became buddies, I bet. Yeah, I mean, imagine if you're that parent.

Eddie, how quick can a two-year-old get out of your sight? Really quick. Man, my youngest, we had to just watch him every single minute. One time, he tried to run across the street, like a busy street just because we turned around to talk to someone. And he was gone. WTSP with that story, seven miles. Again, I have long adult legs and I'm in pretty good shape. I'm good. I'm good.

Great story. Beaufort shout out, but you're a dog. You don't know what we are. But we're thinking about you. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. If I were to give you a state, you have to name the most famous musician from that state. For example, if I said Arkansas, it would be Johnny Cash.

Right. So, we'll do Eliminator style. Oh, well. Amy, you're up first. Tennessee. Dolly. Correct. Based on album sales, streaming, touring, and popularity.

This is the state where the artist was born. and or the band was formed, but mostly means they were born there too. So it's any genre, obviously. Yeah. Lunchbox. Yeah. Alabama. Man, we'll go with, man, I'll go with Elvis.

I don't know where he's born. Incorrect. What would you guys have guessed? Leonard Skinner. They're not from Alabama. Yeah, Alabama. Correct, Alabama. Oh, okay.

Seam a little too much. Alabama, the band. So Leonard Skinner's saying, sweet home Alabama, and it wasn't their home? Yeah, he's not from Alabama. I'm almost positive. Skinnerd was a nut. I've been scammed. We need to look at that.

Jacksonville, Florida. There you go. Dang. All right. Next up, Jacksonville, Florida. I'm just kidding, Eddie. Leonard Skinner. Eddie, most famous musician.

Mississippi. Okay. I think we'll just keep playing and not kick lunchbox out because this may be a little harder. But go ahead. Mississippi. I think it's important that you said

they were born here. because Elvis was born in Tupelo, Mississippi. Is that your answer? That's my answer, Elvis. That is correct. Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis. You're welcome. You said it was Alabama.

I know, but then once it wasn't Alabama, he knows Mississippi. He got it anyway. I know. Next up. Amy, New Jersey. Bruce Springsteen. Correct. That's amazing, Amy.

Great job. Long Branch, New Jersey. Lunchbox. Yeah. Kentucky. Goodness, guys. Who's from? Kentucky.

Do they do the... Oh, he could be from Kentucky. Nah, he may be from Florida. Three seconds? Give me Chris Stapleton. Correct. Oh! Wow!

Eddie. Low Wayne. I gave you the answer. Oh, my gosh. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, what's the state? What would you say the state was? No chance.

I have no idea. Oh, you should have because it's Super Bowl. He was upset because he plays halftime show, New Orleans, Louisiana. Oh, he's from New Orleans? I gave you the answer. No, no point, Eddie. So stupid. Minnesota.

Prince. Correct. Wow. Whoa. What, not have gotten that. Thank goodness. Amy, Oklahoma. Carrie Underwood.

You jumped too quick. If you'd have thought about it and more, you'd have got it. Yeah. Blake Shelton? Oh, no. You thought more and you still didn't get it. Well, let me just for fun, try to figure out who? He wouldn't get the point.

More famous than Kerry and Blake. Yeah. Oklahoma. Oklahoma? Toby Keith? Mm-mm. It's a good guess. It's a good guess.

Not it, though. Uh, Oklahoma. Yeah, Ryan's with Rarth Rooks. Oh, God. That's good. Yep, I spoke to soon. Lunchbox. Yep.

You could tie this up. I'm back, maybe. South Carolina. That's easy. man. Got it. Yeah. Get it.

Darius Rucker. Correct. Good job, man. I'll see him wear that hat. Eddie. Massachusetts. What the? Oh.

Wait, no. She doesn't live there. Well, she lives there, but she's not from there. Massachusetts. The band Boston. You were on the right track. It's not the band Boston, but it is a band. What?

Talk about the things and nobody cares. Erasmus from Massachusetts? From Boston, yeah. Oh, man. We're all tied up. One to go. I'm back.

I mean, no one thought I'd still be around at this point. I definitely didn't. He's back. Amy, Hawaii. Bruno Mars. Correct. Correct.

Wow. Amy, you are on fire. What was that? Where did that come from? Who? Where did that come from? I was like, I don't know, a single musician from Hawaii. Yeah, you do.

Bruno. I do now. Didn't know he's from there. Lunchbox. Yep. Texas. Oh, that's a tough one, man. There's a lot of people from Texas.

It's based on album sales, streaming, touring, and current popularity. Yeah. Get it? Yeah, got it. Go. George Strait. Incorrect. What?

Who did you guys have guessed? Beyonce. Really? Right. Bionthe. Yes. Gosh, ain't this, Amy's game. It might be my thing.

What? Eddie. Come on. You need this one a tie. I was going country. Georgia. Georgia. Georgia. Can't be Ray Charles, could it?

Georgia. Atlanta's in Georgia. A lot of artists out of Atlanta. Oh, yeah. That's a good point. Amy's trying to lure you somewhere. I mean, lots of arts. artists out of Atlanta.

He's trying to get to go outcast. ATL. Mike Jones. Texas. It's not ATL. Mike Jones is Houston, I believe. Let's just go Ray Charles. Correct.

Wow. Crazy. Georgia. Georgia. Okay, so I have three left. I have one. I have three left. Write your answers down.

This is set up between Amy and Eddie only. Write your answer down. Florida. You're both going to have a chance at all three. Florida. Holy, yo, yo, y, I'm in. I'm in. Wow.

Amy. Pitbull. Eddie? That's a good guess. Tom Petty. Mr. 305. It is. Mr. 305.

Yeah. Oh, my. Pit bull. You're a music maniac. Amy, do you have the answers over there? No. She got the key last night. Wow.

Okay, two left. What on her? You know when you discover your secret talents, I don't know. Pennsylvania. In. What? Georgia. You're.

Pennsylvania. Yeah. Oklahoma. Pennsylvania. Five seconds? Okay. I don't know. Amy?

Share. No, I thought Eddie fast played his hand. What? I thought you fast played your hand. Oh, because he's such a big fan. But he's a big fan of like... It doesn't matter. He fast played his hand.

Pearl Jam. You'll see why. No, you'll see why. Eddie? It's Taylor Swift. Oh, yeah. Because he guessed it earlier. and then he realized he almost talked it out.

So I should just wait a little even if I know. I don't even think of her from being from there, but she sure is. Yes, she's from there. Last one. So you're going to play speed round, and I'll give you hints because if you tie, it's just, we're no ties. So say your name. So I'll say your name and I'll give you a hint every once in a while. The state, though, first is Washington.

Washington State. Eddie. Oklahoma. Eddie. Eddie. Oh my God. Nirvana. Correct.

Yes. Yes. Amy. We're so good, but I got you! Wow, I compliment and talk crap. I guess I'm not as good as I thought. No, you were actually really good. Nah, I didn't win, though.

You just choked at the end, that's it. Well, I definitely would never know Nirvana's from watching. But the car of Oklahoma. I messed that up big time. Yeah. And then just saying, Oklahoma was a bit weird. Yeah. Say it again, Amy.

Oklahoma. Okay, so yeah, I choked. A win is a win. A win is a win. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

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There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends... Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends.

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My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent.

He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. and he's like just give it a shot he goes but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore

it's okay to quit if you saw it written down it would not be an inspiration it would not be on a calendar of you know the cat just hang in there yeah it would not be right it wouldn't be that there's a lot of luck listen to thanks dad on the iHeart radio app

Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else.

If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. In 2023, former bachelor star Clayton Eckerd found himself at the center of a paternity scandal. The family court hearings that followed revealed glaring inconsistencies in her story. This began a years-long court battle to prove the truth. You doctored this particular test twice in someone's, correct?

I doctored the test ones. It took an army of internet detectives to crack the case. I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Alespian and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Maricopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona. Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're going to send Eddie on day three of his walk in just a second.

Ray, would you mind play in the tone here? So this is a 14 megahertz tone. They say if you listen to this 15, 20 minutes a day and you walk. over the course of a week or a couple weeks, you will start to lose weight. You've not weighed yourself? I've not weighed myself, but I will tell you something.

This is bizarre. Okay. This is crazy. You're full of crap already. No, no, no. I'm telling you, every night for the past, I don't know, year, I always, after dinner, I'm like, I just need a couple cookies. Like, I need something sweet.

I'm telling you that last night, I did not crave anything sweet. I ate salmon, broccoli, and I was like, you, and when I eat healthy, that's more when I need a bowl of cereal, because that was too healthy. Dude, last night, I didn't want it. You think there's a chance. I'm not saying you're married to the idea of. You think there's a chance.

This tone is actually affecting your brain chemistry to where maybe you aren't wanting sweets? I don't know. It didn't happen the first day. But the second day, I'm like, this is weird. I am not craving it. I am not totally calling you a liar. It could be a coincidence. It also could be true because, again, this is from science.

And that's what you say when you really don't know what it's from. This is from science. Hey, experts say, but it is the thing. Okay. I got an announcement here. Morgan, you want to do the thing? Do the thing. Are you ready?

Yeah. Well, I have a boyfriend, guys. Like how quick it was. Oh, it's official. It's official. It's so official. All she needs is a whistle. Or as my dad says, we flip the switch, apparently.

How'd the talk go? It was really cute. We had like a really cute moment. We were so, we're so gross. It's so cute. But we were. It's early. You're like gross.

I know, like it's so gross, but like we're so cute. If you're like, we're peeing on each other. But we're so cute. Go ahead. And gross is throwing me. Is that a new thing? You're like, oh, you're so, you're so gross. It's like, it's too cute kind of thing.

Got it. But we were, I can't even say without laughing, but we were dancing in the rain and he asked me. How did you get in the rain? Well, it was, we got caught in a rainstorm when we were out running errands. And I was like soaking wet. He was soaking wet. And it just was like a really cute moment.

I don't hate it. Was there. sick or y'all were just dancing. No, we were just kind of like dancing and talking and playing in the rain. Oh, cute. Pretty gross, but I don't hate it. I know. I know it's so gross. It's disgusting, but cute. So, it makes me want to vomit. I kind of like it. So what happens? So you're out, you're dancing at the grocery store parking lot? No, we had just gotten back, like, to the house, and we were just soaked from, like, being out in it. And we were just kind of standing in my yard and had this cute little moment. And what does he say? And he was just like, this feels like the

perfect moment. And I don't want to go another day without you be my girlfriend. So can we make that happen? And I was like, yeah, we can't. I don't hate it. Yeah, that's cute. It's romantic. Pretty gross. Gross.

I know, I know. So, yeah, this guy's got big muscles. I don't know anything about him except. That's back. Yeah. I thought for a minute it might be Riley Green. I mean, it looks like secretly, like she wasn't telling us and it was Riley Green. Do you feel like he?

But it's not, right? No, it's not. Okay. Is he giving, like you feel different than other guys? than the others. Good question, good question. Yeah, it does. And I don't know what that means and what that's going to look like.

But for right now, yes, it feels very different. But you haven't done, like, any of this stuff, like, way too early. Like, you've done family stuff? I did meet his mom and sister because they were in town. They were visiting. It was like an easy brunch. It wasn't like a big deal. Like, we didn't, they already had plans.

And he was like, if you want to come, I'd love to have you, but there's no pressure. And it went well. I know. Good for you. It feels crazy. Like, everything feels very natural and normal. normal. Like, it's just, it's meshing together so easily. He has a job, right? He does have a job. I know you keep asking that, but I promise he does. And he has, and he's a car. It's okay. We're good, guys.

All right. Then we're good. Yeah, we're good. Yes, he has a place to live. We're good. Okay. Congratulations. Hey. Yay. Look at this. Everybody's growing up here. Oh, my God. Okay. Yeah, let us know. You know, I'm not going to prod for updates. So when they're updates, you let us know. I will. I mean, you guys can ask a question. if you want to. I don't want to ask many questions because I've been through this too many times and I don't meet. I wish I was with you, not just with you, not just with you, where we get invested and then it hurts even worse when we have to get uninvested. I know. So we'll just take it slow. Me and you, we'll just take it slow, Morgan. Okay, we're going slow in the room.

May 7th, that's when they start, the conclave, vote for the Pope. Do you care? Do you want to hear some fun facts or no? Yeah, I like fun facts. It is the largest and most diverse conclave in history. It's the most ever. They have 135 Cardinals coming in from 71 different countries. The record's been 115. So a little bigger than it's ever been before. So the security on this, they have a couple of things.

One, signal jammers to block any sort of electronic communication. And if you saw two at the Pope's funeral, these guys had these weird guns. Did you guys see the pictures? It looked like they had guns and on top of them had these big flat things. And people were like, what are they trying to shoot down? aliens? No, drones. Those were drone guns. Oh. Mm-hmm. Interesting. There was also a video of over the Sistine Chapel. It was super cloudy that day, except for right over it,

there was a circle of clear clouds. It was really cool. It was really cool. Sistine chapels in the Vatican? Mm-hmm. I didn't know that. I've gone twice to go. And that's where the painting of Michelangelo and they're touching? Is that? Yes. But I've never been in. My wife's been. I got sick. That's right. It's crazy.

And I was set, the Pope and I were going to play Madden. Wow. A couple songs together to you. Yeah, we're going to just kind of rolled in my playlist. So yeah, thorough inspections for unauthorized devices. They have privacy films over every window to prevent drones or satellites or all that. So one of the Cardinals, who is convicted of embezzlement and fraud, has announced he will not participate, even though he's technically eligible. so maybe did a bad bad thing and then now he doesn't get to play basically his decision follows the resurfacing of letters from pope francis advising him against participating because of the integrity of the election process

there is potential really for the first time and a long time of a non-European pope because the numbers are so high that there are a significant amount from asia africa latin america the first non-European pope in modern times they think that's possible. But you didn't say St. Louis. Well, that would be non-European. I know. So he counts. The San Luis Cardinal? Yeah. Albert Pujos. That's it. Yes. And then the challenge is to get everybody there. There's 135 electors, but they only have

129 rooms. You got bunk up. Some of they got to bunk up. Oh, that stinks. Maybe like the freshman cardinals. They got to bunk up with other freshman cardinals. They can't like just get a nearby Airbnb. I don't know if that's a thing. They can't leave. Vatican may need to utilize. That's true. Got to be in the stand there.

It's like a jury. May need to utilize additional facilities to house everybody because, yeah, they can't leave. So you can only vote if you're a cardinal under 80 years old and you're eligible to vote. So there's 135 voters inside the 16th chapel. Before voting starts, they swear an oath of secrecy. Each cardinals handed a paper ballot. And on the ballot it says, but in Latin, I elect as Supreme Pontiff. They handwrite the name of the person they're voting for.

They fold the ballot twice. Then one by one, they walk to the altar, place the ballot in a chalice and say a formal prayer. What's kind of crazy is the first vote they do, you can write anybody down. You came to the whole time anyway, but sometimes you just write down your buddy, your other cardinal who you think is a good person who's not going to win,

but so they had a vote for them for Pope. What was kind of cool. Yeah. I would do that for you guys. You can't do all of us. I would start, probably with Bobby and then I'd go down. Go ahead. One second vote.

Yeah. counting the votes after all the ballots are collected three cardinals they call them scrutiners they get voted as a scrutinier they unfold and read aloud name by name every vote is tally then all the ballots are sewn together with a needle and thread so none of them are lost or secretly kept any shenanigans you sell that on eBay signed make some money that's a money and then a candidate needs two thirds of the votes to win so they'll need 90 votes. They will vote up to four times a day, two votes in the morning, two votes in the afternoon until someone does. You've heard the smoke signals, right? So after each round of voting, the ballots are burned in a special stove. If black smoke comes out, no pope, white smoke, a pope has been chosen. They had chemicals to the fire to create either the black smoke or the white smoke. Chemicals. Mm-hmm. We got to do the colors. Probably food coloring. Easter egg, didn't get used. It's like a smoke bomb or a smoke bomb from the fireworks. When someone reaches two-thirds,

they say, do you accept your election as Supreme Pontiff? And if they say yes, then the world is notified. We have a Pope, but in Latin. And so it is a bit like an American election. For example, secret ballot, when we vote, we go into a little room, little mini wall thing, and we vote. Cardinals vote in secret to protect their independence

and prevent outside pressure. There's a majority required. So here, and in the conclave, In conclave, you need two-thirds to win, but big decisions like amended the Constitution is two-thirds. It's not a simple majority. Multiple rounds. If no Pope is chosen, they'll keep voting. And here, that happens, especially in a multi-race, if it's not, someone doesn't have 50%,

they'll cut somebody off and redo the vote. You ever see that? No, I'm thinking about if they're allowed to, like, say to their friends. Campaigning, sort of. They do. So sort of, there's campaigning as well. Even though overt campaigning is frowned upon inside the conclux. of alliances and discussions absolutely happen quietly, just like backroom negotiations and endorsements

in American politics and elections. Okay. I'm surprised that they don't have a chance to like just say a little bit something about why they should be. No speeches. You know? Because like really, you're just banking on like, well, I don't know. I guess he'd be a good pope. Well, what I would say is they probably say a little something to their people before they go in.

Like this is going to be my and those people talk. But yeah, no, no speeches outwardly. But, yeah, I mean, it's kind of like. It's an election. Yeah. Because they do have allies when they go in. And sometimes the allies are just based on where they're from. Yeah.

Which is why Europe a lot of times wins. But Conclave is framed as voting and seeking God's will. American elections are about people's will. And let me tell you two different things. Yeah. People around here, that will is a little different than what God's will is. Hey, that movie Conclave, though, really helped me understand everything you're talking about there. There's a couple good documentaries to watch, too, that I had seen before.

or Conclave, where I learned about the smoke and the voting and stuff like that. But Conclave's fun because it has John Lithgow. Yeah, I'm right. That guy's awesome, right? Yeah, he's awesome. I mean, he's like an American treasure as an actor. Barry in the Henderson's? Yeah, Third Rock from the Sun.

The bad guy on Dexter. He was the greatest villain on Dexter. He was in the old man. We talked about John Lithgow, real American treasure. I hope he wins. Wins what? The Pope. I don't know where.

All of a sudden, John Litts go. So, yeah, Concliffe starts on May the 7th. Sorry, Cardinal Wilson. You're going to be rooming with Cardinal Lunchbox. Oh, crap. It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Tell me something good.

William Duke was working his shift in Hurricane West Virginia at the Walmart, putting things on shells when all of a sudden, ah, goes into cardiac arrest, falls down on the floor. They call over the PA, and luckily, one of his co-workers, Christina, had CPR training. She runs to the aisle, starts CPR until paramedics arrive. And they said, without Christina, William wouldn't be here with it today.

What were you going to say he wouldn't be here? Without her. But I just said he wouldn't be here today. The crying probably threw you off. Yeah, I got choked up. But I mean, Christina, she was like, I've never used my CPR training before. Here's my first try. Let's go.

The commitment to put your mouth on somebody else's mouth. Yeah. You got to really go, all right, we feel like we're going to do this, right? Yeah, all right. Yeah, it's a good story. There you go. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. Time for the morning corny. The morning corny. What do you call a belt made of watches? A belt made of watches. A waste of time. A waste of time. That was the morning corny. I want to play a clip of watches. A waste of time. I want to play a clip of The song you've all heard it many times. It's by the band Simasonic called Closing Time. Closing time.

Time to close the closes and close up and close. You know that song? Right. Yeah. So the lead singer of Simasonic, Dan Wilson, is on the Bobbycast today. And he's not only the lead singer of Simiconic, but he's written. Adele hits Chris Ableton, Grammys, Dirk's, Bentley. He's massive.

He doesn't live here. He lives in L.A., so I'll wait up for him to come here. What do you think closing times about, Amy? Parties over. Bar's closing, right? Well... You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. No, closing time.

Last call for alcohol. Finish your whiskey or beer. Yeah. So kind of. And he never really told the real story about it. But here he is talking about what it means. When I was writing closing time, I actually thought I was writing a straightforward song

about halfway through. I thought, well, this is literally just about who we're going to hook up with at the end of the night when they turn on the lights. At the same time, my wife and I were expecting our first child. And so I was thinking about fatherhood. I was thinking about birth. I was thinking about that a lot. And halfway through the song, I was just like, oh my gosh, this could totally be about being born. This could totally be about getting bounced from the womb. At that point, I didn't change

any of the words, just all the words, open all the doors and let you out into the world. Turn all the lights on over every boy and every girl. Like there's certain things about a boy and girl. Like this is about a bar. Why are these boys and girls, you know? But it's because it's about little baby boys and baby girls also. One last call for alcohol, finish your whiskey and beer. That seems like straightforwardly bar time related, but it's also about being cut off from the umbilical cord. You can't have this anymore, you know. Once I realized that I was laughing and laughing and I was like, everyone's going to laugh

so hard. This is going to be really funny. So I finished the song and then no one got it. My band didn't get it. Which part didn't they get the double meaning or the birth or the bar? They just thought it was bar time. No one ever said it's about someone being born. And I just made a funny decision not to really talk about the double meaning.

And then I got one email from a 16-year-old girl in Utah after the song became really big. And she said, Deeran Wilson, I have a theory about your song closing time. And I know it's pretty crazy. And if I'm wrong, just forgive me. But it sounds to me like it's about someone being born. No way. Yeah.

One person. I was so overjoyed. Like, okay, somebody got it. Then I just let it lie for about 15 years. And then I just started talking about it. How about that? Nice. A 16-year-old girl.

She got it. One person that asked about it. I'm not to have to listen to that whole song now. Oh, when you do. Oh, I thought you'd listen to the podcast. No, just to the song. Oh, yes, this is that too. You're like, this is crazy.

This is too many. Check out the Bobby cast. It's a full hour with him. Again, he wrote, did he write, Never mind I do someone like you. Adele. Adele. I do nothing but the best for you.

Yeah. Oh, he's so much. So, yeah, it's really cool. Check out the Bobbycast. Next week, an hour with Eric Church. Wow, you're on a roll. On a roll. He came up with house for an hour.

Hey, Bobby. Hey, Eric. Yeah. He's like Springsteen's going to talk about something here. Give her a song. I drink a little drink, smoke, a little smoke. It's about coming out of the womb. All right, check it out.

We were talking about things that looking back, we wish we wouldn't have bought because they were a waste of money. And I said, I bought the apple glasses where you get, waste of money. Then lunchbox comes out and goes, engagement ring. We were like, wow, tell us more. And it wasn't that you don't want to be engaged or married or, you know. Yeah, it's not that I don't love my wife and she's not. cool and everything. It's just that you spend all this money on an engagement ring

and then she doesn't wear it that often. So I said, hey, why do you have that conversation with her that secretly record it? So this is lunchbox talking to your wife. Where are you in that? You're the house? Oh no, yeah, we're laying in bed. Oh no, he's going to do his voice. Here we go. He's going to do his voice. Hey, hey. No, it's

pillow talk. Yeah, I hear you know what I mean? I slid the phone under the blanket, you know, and then I'm just under the sheet and then she's just sitting there and she's on one side and I'm on one side and we're looking at each other and then I just kind of bring it up. Okay, here we go. Do you regret that engagement ring? No, I love it. But you don't wear it every day and all the time and you wear it like maybe once, twice a week, correct?

Correct, but I love it. But I don't wear it because I'm like washing dishes. I'm taking care of kids. It's like I just don't, I take it off when I'm like doing stuff from the house. Just think about it. Like what if we traded it in? No. No, I love it. Love it. Got a smaller one. No. And then you can get that dishwasher you've been dreaming about.

No. Oh my gosh. No, I love my ring. So you're still satisfied with it and you don't think I'm crazy for regretting. You don't agree with me. No, I don't. Okay. Let's make you out.

No. I'm naked right now. Okay. Let's turn that off. So your thoughts? I still think she's crazy. It means a lot to her. Yeah, it means a lot to her. She loves it. But I mean, great. But it's a waste of money if you don't wear it and you don't show it off. And like, I don't know. I feel like when you look back on it, it's like, wow. Would you have bought a cheaper one? If you could talk to yourself right now and you could go back and tell you those years ago, would you say, hey, really don't splurge.

Well, I see, here's the problem. I wasn't there when she picked it out. She picked it out. I didn't know what I was going into when I walked into the ring store. I walked in and they already had which one she had picked out. So I was like, man. But what advice would you get? yourself then knowing all that was going to happen. I would say, hey, listen, you're not going to wear this area option. So when you go into that ring store to pick something out, why don't you go a little lower than what you went? Well, if she hadn't gone yet. Then I'd go lower than what I would have. Would you give her like a budget day? Yeah, I'd give her a, uh, uh, what do you call them? A plateau. A cap. A plateau. And that would it? Like a plateau. You stall out. We can go to a ceiling. Yeah. Sealing. There you go. And be like,

hey, why don't we do that? Instead of, you know, if we go over it, what are the odds you're really going to wear it that often. Well, no, I'll wear it all the time. Are you sure? Because kids, you know what I mean? You lose it. Speaking of kids, we get to pass it down to them. It's something special. It's a family heirloom. That's true. No, no, kids don't care about the engagement. Yeah, they do when they're older. Really? You think my kids are going to care about a stupid engaging ring? Yes, they might be able to use that. When you have to be handed down, do you see, wouldn't have to pay for a ring? Bingo. Now, see, now you're talking. But then, but if you pass it along, you get to be dead.

No, you don't. I mean, you don't have to. If you love that ring, you know what I mean, you want to wear it. You don't have to. You don't have to be dead. Okay, so your wife loves it and that should be enough. I guess that's enough, so we're not getting rid of it, but that is... We never thought you were getting rid of it, by the way. Yeah, but that is what I regret buying. Still, even after that talk.

Still, I'm glad she loves it, but she'd love something cheaper, I guarantee it. It ain't about the ring, guys. He guarantees it. He guarantees it. Can we never go back into the bedroom again? Like, please. I didn't want to be in there. You need a real ID by May 7th.

So they say. So the White House is signaling they are not extending the real ID deadline. Kentucky lawmakers sent a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kristy Noem asking for a delay of real ID enforcement. Siding a couple things, but one of them that really long lines at the office is that they can't get everybody in in time. They say all states will need to comply by May 7th. Real ID is an enhanced security driver's license that will need to be to get on any flight. Many states are saying long lines. That's from Fox News.

it is going to be a nightmare, but they're going to have to actually enforce it at some point. But the original real ID was like 10 years ago. And it's not like there'd bet a bunch of terrorist attacks. They're going to have to enforce it at some point. I'm still betting money that there's no way that on May 7th that they're going to be able to go, all right, nobody can get on a flight now if you don't have a real ID.

They're going to punt again? I don't know that, but it's so quick. So what I would do if I were them, This is how I strategically do it. I would keep saying this until May 6 and make all those people get them. So then a large percentage of them. Oh, like when you tell your wife like the party's at eight when it's really at nine, just so we're not late.

But then you extend it again. Yeah. Because I would say, nope, it's going to be, it's going to be, it's going to be. Make everybody, many people get it as possible. And then I would extend it again. But I don't know how. They're going to walk into the airport. Sagebrush going across.

No one's flying. He's got a real ID. I don't have a real ID. Man, I was flying. to Dallas and oh TSA was just so annoying about it because when I got when I was flying out of Nashville I show my ID and they're like you know you need a real ID right like you're gonna need this by May 7 I'm like got it yeah yeah I know I know thank you thank you when I get to Dallas like oh your ID you know you know I'm like guys I know I know I need a real ID I'm like guys

I was at dinner with my brother-in-law. He works for the FBI. And I was making the joke with like, dude, check on my ID. Look at my picture and goes, you know you need a real idea. Oh, no. Oh, my God.

I can't get away from it. And if you don't have a real idea, you can use a passport, but you don't have a passport. I don't have that either. And we're in trouble because I started looking at smaller towns around Nashville.

There is, dude, even two hours away, there are no appointments. I might have to go to Memphis. Have you gone online to... Memphis is a city, too, that's going to have people away. You're going to another big city.

That's not what to do. I thought to move. We're in trouble. You can put a bunch of paperwork online to get pre-approved. I did that last week. I saw her back from them. They said for me to wait five business days. You get scammed.

That wasn't really like that. If we know Amy. It was just a quip form and all I had to upload was my social security stuff, my passport, a bill. Yeah, that's what they want. Your bank account? I did all that. And the guy said he used to run a Nigerian, be a Nigerian prince. Whatever.

It was legit. I had to also include my pay step. Oh boy. And he said, do not be scared. Don't be afraid. So, okay, the update is, you got to have this thing. If today is the 30th, and this month only has 30 days, it's next week. Yeah.

Yeah. And like summer vacation's coming up, guys. So if anybody wants to fly, you're not going. Unless you have a passport. So you don't even have an appointment, though. No. The nearest appointment is July. I'm telling even for.

for the real ID. Not for passport, for real ID. Real ID. Unless I go to Memphis. What about fake ID? I haven't asked. Okay, so that's the update. This is us doing the news.

Let's all just hope and pray that they extend it. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care which I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football,

or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger. than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations

with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast.

It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right what you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands.

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My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. Woo, woo, woo, woo. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet.

Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar. of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there.

Yeah, it would not be... Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospect. from hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make

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and in one of the cabinets, there was a note that said, don't look under the floor. Now, Amy. Oh my gosh. Is there a body? And it says their new home. So I don't know if it was a new, new home. I think it was a home that they bought new for themselves. So it says, don't look under the floor. I don't know. What would you do if you saw a note in a house you just bought that said don't look under the floor? Well, I'd want to look under the floor. Would you? Well, not until I called a lot of people to be with me, just in case.

You may have to tear some of the floor up You may have to go into the floor Yeah I guess I would have to figure that part out Like because do they mean Is there a crawl space or How do you look under the floor? I don't know This is freaking me out though

I'd move Already I would think it were a joke I would think it's like when someone I saw a thing the other day Where these people were tearing apart their bathroom And they took off the drywall And there was like a skeleton

Like a fake one in there That the person had done when they had built the wall the last time for someone to find at some point. I feel like this is that. I'm not sure. But if I didn't want anyone to look under the floor, I wouldn't put a note that said, don't look under the floor. Because that would make them look under the floor, you know?

There was more to the note. It said, don't look under the floor. And then there were 14 numbers, a 14-digit number right beside it. So is there a safe? So that's been a question. They attempted various methods to decode the number. They divided it by their unit number. their zip code, the year the house was built, nothing.

Then they went like everybody else does to Reddit. And people are speculating the number could be anything from a library card to GPS coordinates or a hidden safe combination. But they haven't found a safe. They found nothing under the floor. It's from the New York Post. Would you be more freaked out or would you be more, ah, that's got to be a joke? I mean, like, why are these past, the people that lived here before, why they mess them with me? So, but I'm still going to be freaked out.

I don't like it. Unless it starts to smell bad, I think I'm okay. I think they're just messing with me. Yeah. Well, that's a weird, I wouldn't do that though. Like, that's not cool. That's funny. It's funny, but it's not that cool.

That's mean. Because you have the people, they're going to be at least semi-concerned, and they're probably going to have to spend money now to go in under the floor to make sure there's nothing under there. Yeah. And I used to crawl underneath crawl spaces when I was younger. Because back in the day, for everybody it doesn't know, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth,

that really didn't exist everywhere all the time. So you'd have to run cables. And so you'd drill a hole in the floor. All right. And I would go in crawl spaces where I'm talking about as I'm crawling, the wood would be touching my back. And I'd have to go deep under the house and you grab the wire. Then you've got to crawl to the other part of the crawl space where the wood and sometimes the ground won't come up a little bit. And you're like, one false move.

I'm stuck. But you got to make your six bucks an hour. and then you'd have to crawl to another part of the house and push the line up through the other hole that was drilled that would connect the wires. I wish it wouldn't have done that job. Somebody always knew you were under there, right? Yeah, I wasn't doing it rogue.

I wasn't just like moving wires with nobody going. No, but I mean like you had a partner or like co-work because like if you did get stuck then. Yeah, I had like a buddy outside, like with a flashlight trying to show me where it was. So like, yeah. You wouldn't rot and die. I could have been a kid who was running wires

who got stuck a long time ago and they're like, don't look under the floor, you're going to find them. Yeah, that's creepy. It's funny, but. It's funny if it's a joke, kind of, but not. Yeah. Well, they better update us. That's all I'm saying.

I don't know these people, but I'm going to need an update. The problem, too, I'm thinking about this. The problem too is whoever wrote that note, we know who they are. If there's a dead body, we can go track them down. They're the last owners of the house. Unless it was somebody who did some work on the house after it. See, that's kind of funny, too.

And then it makes the news and you're like, Oh, that was just a funny joke and now it's making the news. Where you get a handwriting or like analysis of the handwriting. See, now we're spending money on other crap. A seven-year-old took a car for a joyride with his younger sister, wanted to go to McDonald's. Oh, I felt that. Seven?

Like I felt that, but I know. I know. Ogden police responded to a report about 8 a.m. on Sunday of a reckless driver who was not staying in one lane. Yeah, I think even when I was, I was 7, 8, even 12. You fake drive by doing your steering wheel back and forth. That's how you do fake driving. So that's what I would do if I got into a car and didn't know. You just do your steering wheel back and forth.

The police said the driver also appeared to be small. Turns out it was a young child. The vehicle traveled through multiple jurisdictions before Ogden police received the reckless driving complaint. When officers located the vehicle, they attempted the traffic stop, but the driver did not yield. Yeah, he's a kid. He didn't know what that meant. Oh, my gosh. He was like, ooh, lights, police.

Police had given the totality of the circumstances, including the suspected age of the driver, officers deactivated their emergency equipment and chose not to pursue. They located the car, which had hit a parking strip. They had to spike the kid. Dang. That's scary. He is full dukes a hazard man. He discovered the driver was a seven-year-old boy accompanied by his five-year-old sister from KSL.

On the serious part, so lucky that nobody died or got seriously hurt. or that the kid didn't crash into a pole or crash into somebody else. Now, because that didn't happen, it does give us permission to laugh a little bit. Hilarious. Because that's funny. You see the top of a head and that's all. Like, you see the steering wheel. You think it's one of those self-driving cars, but it's like an 88 Buick.

You're like, what that? That shouldn't, Matt. They can't self-drive, but it's a seven-year-old? Yeah, I'm still perplexed on how you can reach the pedal. It had to be... Standing up, probably. I would think you have your sister do the gas and the brake down below at five. And then you do the steering wheel.

Were they buckled? It doesn't say much about their safety precautions. Sometimes the car just moves without you pushing the gas pedal, right? Only if it's downhill. Yeah, not through multiple jurisdictions. The Boys in Hazard County were seven and five. A model noticed a weird smell in her hotel room. And so she's like, what is happening?

And so she goes in, she picked this hotel room, and she picked this hotel because she said it looked legit. She had the key card. She got into the room. Day one, everything was fine. But things started to smell a little bad. She came back after sightseeing. Around 7.30 p.m.

She unlocked her room. She took off her clothes, laid down on the bed. And it was like, man, the smell just got stronger. At first I thought it was coming from my hair or the bed sheets. Then I realized it was from under the bed. So she looked under the bed and she saw her. pair of eyes staring back at her. No.

Oh my gosh. There's a dead body. No. If the eyes are staring, they're alive. No, no, no. It's a live, dude. I thought I was dead too, Amy. But yeah, the pair of, you think the eyes?

Your eyes can be open when you're dead. Not me. I have no idea. I don't see that many dead bodies. I have no one. I don't want to look weird. So, I saw a man under the bed. I started to scream.

A man climbed out from under the bed and stared at me for three seconds. The intruder then screamed and ran out of the room. She yelled for staff. police came but I didn't say they caught him or anything they both screamed so she screamed he screamed the intruder screamed

it's like elf New York Post I wonder if it's just a dead body laying there if the eyes are open or closed and also if the eyes are going to be staring at her that means a body would have to be dead

a specific way looking exactly a certain direction I know the tongue comes out they do say that well if you kill a deer that's how I knew just honey my whole life. When deer's dead, their tongue, right to the side, because their muscles aren't having to hold that anymore. So it's like this. Yeah, I'm not really sure. I just thought,

like, the smell kept getting stronger and stronger. Like, what, whoa. The guy was smelling and she was in the bed and he was under the bed. Okay. Gotcha. Who knows what he was doing. I know if I was a creep, what I'd be doing, but I'm not a creep, so, you know what I mean? If you want to lose weight, experts say to face your credit card debt, financial counselors have notice there's a connection between excess weight and debt. It has to do with the shame of living a financial lie. You're keeping a secret. So you tend to hold on to everything else, including extra weight.

And you eat in private and you don't socialize as much. Once you tell people about debt, you release the fear and shame. And the weight tends to go down because you're ready to take it head on. That's from glamour. Okay. Or you can just listen to that tone for 20 seconds of this. Yeah. For 20 minutes.

Eddie's trying to lose weight by listening to a tone. We're doing it. Oh, I feel skinny now. Yeah, we're losing weight, guys. 14 megahertz. You listen to that for 20 minutes a day. You walk around and apparently it promotes weight loss. So Eddie's been doing it all week. Monday we'll weigh you. The more I'm thinking about it, the walking around for 20 minutes probably is why I'm losing weight. Could be, but also, I would say if you're doing nothing different, 20 minutes of walking really isn't going to shift a whole line. Okay. Yeah, possibly. If they said three hours a day walking and listen to the tone, I would agree with that.

A happy marriage secret. Ask one simple question. Experts say make it a habit to ask anything new every morning or evening. According to psychologists sharing the details of the day allows couples to feel connected. That's from psychology today. If my wife said anything new, I would just say no. But if she said, hey, tell me one thing specific about today, then I would actually give an answer. The more specific you can be, it doesn't have to be in marriage in any sort of relationship or in any sort of interview and any sort of wanting to actually hear specifics from a person.

to be specific with your question. So anything new? I would say, hey, tell me one thing that happened today that I don't know about. And that's when you get something. So tell us one thing that happened to that we don't know about. From when? Today's, I've been here with you all day. Okay.

Good question. What happened today? But we don't know about. I think Stanley's been having a lot of trouble with his health. And I think he has a hemorrhoid. I was wiping his butt this morning. because he's been so sick and yeah I get in there

and I think he has an amyroid and he has no energy he feels sad all the time and so we hang out in the morning before I come to work he's on a bunch of medication where they're trying to figure it out they're going to have to come cut a part of his stomach like his lining out a little bit just to send it in tested another surgery well that yes

it's going to be invasive to cut a piece of it out and they have to sit it in they did blood work on him they're going to do it again he ain't the same right now it sucks it like breaks my heart Guess how old is he now? Five. He's only five. Why is he like a lot older?

Rude. No, I feel like you've had him longer, but I guess that makes sense. I wasn't referring to him looking older. I hope he's not listening. Just felt like to really be heard by this conversation. I just felt like Stanley had been around longer. Like, I feel like you put out your Stanley's first day of school five years ago. Maybe two, but yeah, I hear you.

Really? For a long time here with you too. Now she's insulting me. No, it feels like five years. Yeah, no, anyway, he's not doing great. It sucks. It really, really, really bothersome. Eddie was at the house yesterday, and he saw Stanley's bullet holes on his side,

and they're not really bullet holes, but he had these blisters that came up on them. And now that they've healed, the hair won't grow back on those spots, so they look like little bullet holes. I didn't know exactly what you were talking about when you were telling us. And then when I saw it, like, wow, buddy, you really do look like you have bullet holes. We were working out outside yesterday, and he was out there with us just laying there. Like, bulldogs usually sleep, and they like to sleep, and they take a lot of time resting. but he just wants to be near because he feels uncomfortable all the time.

Yeah. I saw y'all starting your workout yesterday and I wanted to say and take video of y'all, but I had to go. Why would you want to take video? You'd only take video to do two things. Show people how cool it is or how uncool it is. You don't do it because it just looks normal and average. So what was your intention? What were we doing?

Y'all, I couldn't stay. I had to go. What were we doing? But Amy was at the house yesterday too. I've seen your workout videos before. We don't make full workout videos. No, no, no, I've seen some. Are we with Jillian Michael?

No, I've seen some that Caitlin has shown me from the security footage. Because y'all do these jumps and you wear your little gloves and. But we have the gloves because we're about to look at my hands. I have very thinnative hands. Yes. So I wear gloves. Yeah, I have sensitive hands. I know.

But I wear gloves for later, not for the jumping. We do at the beginning to warm up. So why do you think I want to take video to see the sensitive hands? Yeah, to make fun of you. Yes, to make fun of you. It's fun. We were outside walking with a ball that weighs 100 pounds back and forth. And that would have been fun to video.

You didn't see that? You didn't see that? Like you're, you waddling with your ball? What's wrong with you right now? Why are you being a hater? We're trying to improve our health and our bodies. I'm not. That sounds like you're,

that's something you talk about on feeling things. Right now, you know what I'm feeling? Like crap. Your workouts, I think it's cute. Y'all do it with your. It's cute. It's hard. It's awesome is what it is.

Yeah. Yeah. Whatever. You pay money to do face exercises. No, I, no. I bought him in membership and I've canceled it. Yeah, but you did. For face.

exercise. Yeah. All right anyway. And you, if I were doing them, you would probably fill me from the side and make fun of me. We would have made fun of you anyway. Especially when I put my face fitness rubber gloves on and stick my finger up my nose to massage the inside of your mouth. Oh, that's true. Yeah, that's psychotic. Yeah, that's psychotic.

Well, there's little, there's little tiny muscles in there that you need to relax. Yeah, Amy's not been like taking shots. This whole segment. That's kind of rude. That's just being fun. You say all the time, we're just friends and make fun of each other. A woman who maybe was filming only fans at work. She's a nurse. Oh my. Yeah. I don't know if you saw this, but. Is she on a break, though? That's a great point. Is she off the clock?

It doesn't matter? Where's she doing at the doctor's office or a hospital? A patient room or a bathroom? In the, in the area. Not in the bathroom. I don't want to see in the bathroom. Well, I don't know what she's doing specifically. If you're like in your scrubs and you have like a the nurse stuff behind you, like if that was your thing, okay, but if you're in your scrubs, but you're in the bathroom, who'd want to pay for that? You can do that at home. Yeah, anyway, we're out of time.

Okay, thank you. That's the news. Those were Bobby's big. Stories. Bobby Bone's show. Bonehead. Norrie of the day. This story comes us from Panama City Beach, Florida. A woman was sad.

Her ex-boyfriend got married, and she's like, how can I get back at him? She wants to get back at him, just forgetting. Okay, got it. So, yeah. She went online, bought a uniform that said ice, and went and kidnapped his new wife. What?

Oh, my gosh. A lot of things to unpack. First of all, you can just go get an ice Halloween costume. Uh-huh. Where do you find that? Yeah, it's like, that's kind of weird. And what? She was just going to deport her? Well, no, I think she's probably scare her. And also ruin the wedding day.

Okay. But. Oh, my gosh. Was she Hispanic, European? Was she something that wasn't supposed to be here? But was. Haddy? Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, was she in ethnicity. She probably was legal. I believe she was Hispanic. Yeah. So legal, but also, oh, that sucks. And so did they not notice it was her coming to kid and that? Like, I wonder if her ex-boyfriend's like,

that's not an ice worker. That's my ex-girlfriend. Right, you see the uniform, but then you see the face. You're like, come on. So. But he, she did it when the boyfriend, the boyfriend wasn't around. Yeah, he wasn't there. Does it know?

Oh, it wasn't like at the altar or anything. No, no, no, no. Because that had been baller at the altar. I'm looking at the ice costume you can buy. But also it looks like you're just like an ice bagger, not an ice go get her. Like making a bag of ice. So how far does she go with the kidnapping? She took her away and the victim became suspicious when they didn't go to the police station and she was able to call for help.

They let her keep her cell phone? This ice worker not trained and I, that's wild because she has to go to jail. Kidnapping is like a big one. That's a real deal. That's a real big. And impersonating an officer. Oh, which one's worse? An eyes saw.

You could just say, no, I thought it was making ice. Kidnapping, though, if you like just hold someone in a room for a while, because kidnapping, we think snatching a kid off the street. But any sort of keeping someone from somewhere when they don't want to be there, that's a real, that's a felony. Not that I know. Yeah, like, how do you know, man? No, I don't know.

All right, there you go. Yeah, women are crazy. No, no, no. No, no. I don't think that's that. I mean, that woman's crazy, but not all women. I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. The question is, should I be on crutches?

And I'm not somebody who's a guy who always wants sympathy. I want attention. That's what I do. But I don't need sympathy. But I want you to listen to the story before you judge me. On the bottom of my foot have a big cut. And the more I walk on my foot, one, it hurts, and two, the cut won't heal. And I've even put a bandage on it.

So the question is, do I need to be? Well, I can go wheelchair. No. That's too much. Is it, though? I could go wheelchair, I could go crutches. I could go cane, but cane doesn't matter because my foot still has to hit. Now, if the coat was on top of my foot, I don't think I wouldn't need crutches.

But it's on the bottom, therefore, it feels like it's not healing because it continues to push. So, because it does sound ridiculous, do I need crutches? Amy, do I need crutches? Well, I think depending on the severity of the wound... Oh, it's so severe. Oh! Okay. That's what it feels like.

Well, then, yeah. I think if you can take pressure off of that and not make it worse, I feel like every time you walk, you're making the wound potentially worse. Go for it. Is it dramatic? Yes. But is it needed? Yes.

How did you cut it? Walking barefoot, I have very sensitive feet. I was walking barefoot in the backyard, and I think a rock jumped up and got me. Oh, rock. I was out of my foot. I was out with the dog. And so, yeah, I feel like I go get some crutches today. That sounds serious.

I mean, probably just one crutch. No. No, if you're going to go, you got to go all in. I'm not even against a wheelchair. I'll be honest with you. Who's going to push you, though? I don't need it. My arm's still great.

Oh, that's true. They're very strong. So I'm just coming to you guys going. I might be on crutches soon. I don't want any judgment because I'm just trying to heal my foot. No judgment. Well, that's not true. But when people ask, like, what's up with the crutches?

You got to tell them, like, I cut my foot. On a rock. A rock. Big cut. Injured my foot. Oh, you're not going to say the cut? No. I mean, if they want to get granular with it, well, actually, it's okay.

So that's what's up. You ever have crutches in school and think it was cool? No. Were you ever jealous of somebody who's on crutches? Always. I wanted crutches so bad. Oh, really? Yeah.

I've never broken anything. Told you all that. Here we go. I mean, that's how it starts. I think one time I sprained an ankle and somehow I maybe had a crutch, but I didn't really need it. But did you go to school with it? I would wrap it. So you just wanted the attention.

I don't want attention, guys. I'd rather you not even bring it up when I'm here. Oh, really? Yeah, don't even bring it. Ignore it. I'm just in here trying to heal my foot. Yeah. Okay. Okay.

And did you go to school in crutches? No, I think we just, like, had a crutch around the house. Boring. But I'm not taking any crutch to school. I just wanted them. You ever do crutches, lunchbox? Never crutches, but I think you should get a handicap sign for this. A sign?

Whatever. The thing that goes over here? I steal a sign from... The placard thing. Isn't that a sign? That way you can park close. You got to fill that out. Eddie, ever been on crutches?

No, man. I mean, I hadn't even broken a bone until I broke my foot and then my arm all in a matter two weeks. You can't say that. Once you broke in two bones, you can't be like, I've never even broken a bone until I broke my foot. I hadn't even broken a bone and then I broke it twice in two years. I broke in a bunch of fingers and I wouldn't even crutches in. Tell me who's tough. You're tough.

Okay, so just a heads up. I might show up on crutches tomorrow, okay? Great. Hope you guys have a great day. We'll see tomorrow. Bye, bro. Bobby bones. The Bobby Bones show theme song.

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Listen to The Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok podcast network on TikTok. When a group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist, they take matters into their own. hands. I vowed. I will be his last target. He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the IHartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And I'm Eaglewood. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot.

But if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, It's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make, to the players flying under the radar.

This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slice of Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. In 2023, Bachelor star Clayton Eckerd was accused of fathering twins.

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