The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: The 15 Hottest Men Of All-Time + Can You Name The Will Ferrell Movie? + A Listener Stirs The Pot And Someone Gets Attacked!

Episode Date: July 16, 2025

Bobby shares a list of the top fifteen 15 hottest men and sees if Amy can name them all. It's Will Ferrell's birthday today so we played a trivia game with his movies. Bobby played a clip from a famous film...can you name the movie that it's from? Listener Lindsey calls in to call out Bobby on something he recently said about Morgan. She inadvertently stirs the pot and everyone explodes on each other.  In the Anonymous Inbox, Bobby helps out a listener who just found out the guy she is dating was hiding a pretty big aspect of his life from her. She wants to know if it's a red flag or she's overreacting?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So this is all time, Amy. Okay. Who do you think made the list? 15 hottest men of all time. Leonardo DiCaprio. Strike one. Off of. Yeah, strike one.

Dang. Okay. Matthew McConaughey. Strike two. What's the age range? Oh. Wow. Yeah.

Okay, Brad Pitt. Strike three. Really? She struck out? She struck out. Yeah, yeah. Okay. So number one is like a really old dude.

Dead dude. Mm-hmm. Died young. Black and white. Who is it? Oh, I'm patroning him. I can't think of his name. Eddie, you know your hot guys, who is it?

James Dean. Correct. That's it. Good job. Good job. Eddie, top 15 hottest guys of all time. Now I play the game. You're up.

Okay. I mail them all. Go ahead. All time, Elvis. Elvis makes number 10 on the list. Stop it. Yeah. They said, Joe House Rock was when he was his hottest.

Okay. Elvis was a really good looking guy. He was a heart throb, okay. He was really good looking guy, just generally. Eddie? I mean, you go all time, so you got to go all time. Let's go with Humphrey Bogart. Strike one.

Okay, okay. Eddie, you shouldn't miss these. No, dude, I'm really trying to win this. Let's go with Ryan Gosselin. Strong guess. Strike two. Wow, wow, wow, wow. You said Brad Pitt and he wasn't on the list?

Not top 15. Great looking, dude. This is Harper's Bazaar. Their top 15 hottest guys ever. Go ahead. John F. Kennedy. Great guess, not there. Okay.

By the way, I don't think he's hot or anything. You just like, you know. No, you didn't get one. He was a good looking, dude. Yeah. Morgan. Yeah. Who do you have?

Idris Alba. Oh, he's a good looking dude. Didn't make the list, but yeah, good luck. That's shocking. He was even like one of the people's sexiest man. Okay. Tom Selleck. Strong guess. That's a good one. Didn't make it. I'll give you guys some hints after this, but go ahead one more.

Chris Hemsworth. Number 15, correct. What? Morgan now is co-leader with Eddie. He's Thor? Yeah, he's Thor. Yeah. Okay, well, another Chris, I mean, Captain America, Chris Evans.

Didn't make it. Dang. I'll give you hints, buzz in with your name and you get the point. Okay. Number two on the list is a wrap, Amber? Amy. Drake? No, you're out. He's dead?

Oh, Eddie. Eddie? Two-pot. Correct. Eddie, one point. This is sexy. Good looking, dude. Eddie takes the lead.

It's out my list. Harper's bizarre. Sure, sure. Interesting. Number three. Rockstar. Morgan. Bruce Springsteen.

Springsteen. Well, he jumped in early on that. You guys are eliminating yourself, okay? No, incorrect. Biggest in the 90s and 2000s? solo artist was married to someone on a sitcom

what were the years you said 90s of 2000s yeah I saw them in concert in another country older now but still ripped up dreads oh you're out

what dreads yeah he's ripped up now and that's not what I'm thinking Adam Durriss not Oh, no. I'm not kind of gross. Hmm.

Interesting. He was, oh. Oh, but he did date Jennifer Innocon? He did, yeah, yeah. So it's got to be in. And Courtney Cox. But that's not it. Who else stated a sitcom person that you saw in another country?

I know that you were in. We were talking about leather pants. Oh, Eddie. Oh, Lenny Kravitz. No, Eddie got it. You got to cheat. Don't do that. Don't do that.

Don't do that. Don't do that. I know Eddie got it. Thunderstealer? No, I'm sorry. I take it back. Okay. Eddie's now on the league with three points.

Love it. Everybody's back in. In a number four, Hispanic. I'm on the list. Still current. Probably over 45. What the? The last of us.

Oh, Morgan. Morgan. Pedro Pascal. Correct. Oh, yeah. Oh, you just said narcos. Next up. That was coming, I'm sure.

Next up. Rapper? Puerto Rico. Eddie. Bad bunny? Correct. He's a good looking, dude. Is he?

Yeah. I was going to say Daddy Yankee. I don't know who Aaron Taylor Johnson is, so I'm going to mark him off. Oh, he's dating a really older woman. It's a big thing. And he was in the movie I watched with all the animals Craven on Netflix. What's his name again? Aaron Taylor Johnson.

I'm looking at him. He looks like. I want to say he was in something else super big, too. He's been 28 years later. I don't know that guy. I don't know that guy either. Okay, next up. Massive muscles.

Amy. Arnold Schwarzenegger? No. Was, I believe, married to the same person as somebody else on this list earlier? Any more hints. I, yeah. Superhero? Morgan.

Morgan? John Cena? Eddie. Aquaman? Oh, Eddie. Jason Mamoa. Yeah. He was married to Lisa Bonnet.

So was Lenny Kravitz. Oh, damn. It was. That is true. Lisa Bonnet, by the way, was on a sitcom Cosby show, The Daughter. I don't think Jason Momoa is good looking. No, he's attractive. I think if you liked, he's what? He's attractive.

Attractive. They said directive. Me too. I was like, what does that mean? That's new. Next up. Action Star. Biggest in the 80s.

Indiana. Oh. Eddie. Eddie. Harrison Ford? Correct. Indiana Jones. I was thinking of the state.

So was I. Dang. I'm dominating, dude. We'll do three more. Yeah, Eddie, you're rocking this hot man. Yeah, perfect. Older ones. All right, next up.

Actor, Canadian, red. Morgan. Brian Reynolds. No. Red? Red. I didn't finish. Deadpool.

I didn't finish. Dang. Red or blue? Oh, Amy. Heana Reeves. Correct, the Matrix. Oh. Are those the pills?

He may not even be Canadian. I just made the... I'm on the boy. I did. Good. No, he is. I don't know why. Okay, two more.

Current A list. actor movies again these are the hottest man of all time according to Harper's Bazaar okay okay threatening I already have one

I don't really have anything to lose at Morgan yeah Glenn Powell that one okay good that's what I had not white she already said it Illger Falus

Boxer Jamie Foxx Incorrect Oh Boxer Jamie Fox He's a boxer Amy Michael B. Jordan

Correct Creed Creed One more. Actor. Used to be Superman. Morgan. Morgan.

Henry Cavill. Correct. Yeah, correct. Eddie first in the hot man competition. Good job. Morgan, second, Amy third. Good job, Eddie. Thank you.

Who's the hottest made of all time. Amy, you go. I'll go Ryan Gosling. Of all time, wow. Right now. Morgan? It's in my mind. I, Chris Hensworth, probably.

Eddie? All of us. My first pick. dude can't argue with all this and i go with adam duritz he needed earlier good job everybody hello bobby bones my name is lea as in princess lea from star wars my parents are both huge fans in the movies and named me after the character

i've never been a fan of the movies and have had to live with people bringing it up all the time to me i just started dating a guy who i really like we went on a few dates and things started going great until i went over to his house for the first time and discovered he's a huge Star Wars fan. He has a room dedicated to all of his Star Wars memorabilia. My initial reaction was run. Is the only dating me to live out some fantasy? My best friend thinks I'm overreacting and that a lot of guys are into Star Wars.

Is it a red flag that he did not tell me he's a huge Star Wars fan? Or am I overreacting and deserving to give him a chance? Signed, Leah, not Princess. Amy, you go first because what I might say is harsh. Well, I do feel like that's something that would put. probably come up on the first date, right? Being that her name is Leia, and I'd be like, oh my gosh,

I can't believe your name is Leia. I have a room in my house dedicated to Star Wars. Do you think, though, if you were the dude and you did, but you also liked her, you would avoid saying that so she wouldn't run away

because that could also scare her off if you're like, oh, that's crazy, your name's Leah, I'm a huge Star Wars. Like, I don't know. Like maybe a guy would not say that early. I don't know.

This is really tricky. Yeah. I would hope he really just likes her for her and it's a quillard. incidents. So what do you tell her? I say keep it going for a little bit and if things start to get weird, you'll know. You'll know. I feel like you'll know. If he's dating you just for that, you'll know. Like when he suggests you wear this. Good point. Oh yeah. Or do your hair like this. Like you're, you're going to know. Just like, you know, keep one foot in the door. Like don't go all in,

but just since you have your suspicions, you can keep dating him just in case and time will Yeah, I would say this is a pinkish flag Because, and I would think nothing of it Except for he didn't even tell her before she came to his house Like that's something you at least have to disclose Before she gets there is like At some point it's got to come out that you have a Star Wars room And her name's Leah.

Even if it's a crazy coincidence, even if you're worried about it And you're like, this really isn't the reason And that's why I didn't tell you because I thought you'd freak out You have to say something before she opens a door And all of a sudden it's C3PO everywhere. Chewbacca. Yeah. You know, so it's a pink flag.

Yeah. It's a pink flag. How'd you meet? That's what I want to know. Yeah, because if he, like, only clicked on her. Or Instagram searched, Leah's. Leia. But did she tell him?

Like, we don't know the answer. But I wonder if she told him, you know, like, hey, I don't like my name, by the way. I don't think she doesn't like her name. She said she wasn't a fan of the movies. Right. But that doesn't mean she doesn't like her name. Because I think this guy's probably thinking, like, this is a sign. Like, oh my gosh.

I love Star Wars. Her name's Leah, God put us together. Okay, so you don't think he's dating her for Leah? No. You think it just could be divine intervention, put him Leah with a George Lucas fan. Yes, and I bet he thought when she walked into the house and saw all his Star Wars collection, she would think the same. Like, oh my gosh, it's amazing.

See, that's why I think he would have no problem bringing it up on the first date. Except it might sound crazy to say that. Amy, think about that. You're on a date. Your name's Leah. Your name's Leah. I love Star Wars. You don't keep to say it.

You should see my house crazy. You should see my house. It's all Star Wars. You don't have to say it exactly like that. You can be like, God, it's so crazy. Like, I've loved Star Wars. It's crazy. Your name's Leia.

And that would have been the normal way for it to come up, but it didn't. So that's why it's a pink flag. I wouldn't run because he just may have not known how to control. Like, he didn't know how to approach it. But it's just so weird he didn't say anything until you got to his house. So it's a pink flag. It ain't a red flag. It's definitely not a green.

Like, don't worry about it either. Yeah. He does a whole room dedicated to it. He does have a whole room dedicated to it. I would see how many laya things he has, too. Like, who's his favorite? Yeah. Yeah, good luck, please.

Let us know when that doesn't work out anymore. We'd love to hear about it. All right, thanks. Close it up. Who's older? Will Ferrell or Brad Pitt? Oh. Brad Pitt?

Would you bet a significant amount on that? No, I'm just guessing. Well, Farrell is 58, so he's not as old as Brad Pitt. Brad Pitt's in his 60s. I'm telling you, if you watch F1, you're like, what, like, what God get into that day that made him want to invent that, like, create that person. Yeah. Brad Pitt's 61. Jeez.

He can still do frosted tips and it works. Let's be honest. You really can't do that. He can't, I'm telling you, he can still do it and it works. Like, if I came in with frosted tips, roast me fully. Okay. Roast me. I'm too old for that.

He can still do it. Will Ferrell's 58. It's his birthday today. I'll play you a quote from a famous Will Ferrell movie. You name the movie. Example. I know him. I know him. Elf? Yeah, correct. Okay, write your answers down.

If you miss it, you're out. Survivor style, Will Ferrell quotes number one. We're going, we're going streaking. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy? Old school. Lunch parks? Old school.

Eddie? Old school. Correct. Next. I'm kind of a big deal. People know me. I'm in. People know me.

I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy? Anchorman. Lunchbikes? Anchorman. Eddie? Anchorman.

Correct. Next. You ain't first. You're last. You're laugh. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Amy.

Talladega Knights. Lunch bikes? Talladega Knights. Eddie? Talladega Knights. Correct. Good job, everybody. Good job.

Good job. Up. Did we just become best friends? Yep. I'm in for the win. Did we just become best friends? Yep. Yeah, I'm in. Amy? Step brothers. Lunchbox?

Step brothers. Eddie? Step brothers. Correct? That's a good movie. It's good. So funny. Next up.

We're going to skate to one song, one song only. Lady Hump's by the Black I'm Bees. My hump. My lovely lady hump. I'm not skating to anything with references to lady Humps. I don't even know what that means. No one knows what it means, but it's provocative. It gets the people going.

That's enough! All I hear is Kanye and Jay-Z. So good. I'm in. That's how Paris starts. Yeah. Shoot. I don't know the name of this movie.

I'm in for the win. I'll give you a little bit of the clip again, not the whole thing. We're going to skate to one song, one song only. Lady Humphed by the Black Eye Fees. Mah-ha. Oh. Oh. What do you have?

Blades of Glory. Correct. It's crazy. Lunchbox? Blades of Glory. Eddie? Blades of Glory. I never watched that movie.

Was it good? Never seen it? I don't know. Never seen it. Wow. Mike? It's dumb good. Okay.

Next up. For Christ's sake. Ferrari, Lativra? They're the same face. Doesn't anyone notice this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. What? Amy comes in.

hard and strong. What was that? One look for Christ's sake. Ferrari, Latigra? They're the same face. Doesn't anyone notice this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Oh man.

Context clues only. Larry Latiga. Ooh, I want to take it to Bermuda, Bahama. It's been a good run, man. in I'm in for a win I go to you first I mean Ferrari man

Talladega nights no that's incorrect Eddie never seen this movie don't even know if he's in this movie but I feel like it's Zoolander correct

wow Amy it's Zoolander boom 2001 Zoolander Correct Amy and Eddie live on stupid Next.

You know what? I will have some meat love. Let's have some meat love. You want some? Yes. I knew you'd go. Hey, Mom! You know what? I will have some meat love. Let's have some meat love. You want some? Yes. I need you'd go. Hey, Mom! What is this? I know the scene. I sitting on a couch. Do you know what? I'm in.

Mom. Five seconds? I love. Wait, one thought me love. Three seconds? Mom. I don't know. Seven seconds?

You're going up. Now it's fine. 20 seconds. Amy? I can't think of it. Step brothers is where I wrote down. Eddie? I wrote down Step Brothers as well.

It's wedding crassers. Oh. Wedding crashes. Okay, so since you both lost, we will do sudden death. Amy and Eddie buzz in with your name when you know it. Will Ferrell movie, go. The mighty duck man.

I swear to God, I was there. You were. You were the one to yell the breakfast Clever's Day. I was like, Omedio! Amy? Amy. Old school? No. I don't know. I'm just repeating movies now. Can I hear it again? Yeah. The mighty duckman. I swear to God, I was there.

Of course you were. You were the one who yelled at breakfast clever's day. I was like, Omedio! Yeah, I don't know, man. Old school. I don't know. No idea. A night at the Roxbury. Oh. Didn't you know who's in that.

Okay. Next up I'm just going to say it Like it's a completely matter of fact thing Guess what What I'm a witch But guess what

I'm a clippers fan Eddie Eddie semi-pro Incorrect Good guess Interesting reference you went with there Like the context you used I understand why you got there

Yeah, but not right You want to hear it again? Sure I'm just going to say it Like it's a completely matter of fact thing Guess what? What? I'm a witch.

Guess what? What? I'm a Clippers fan. Bewitched? Correct. Who are winner? No! Amy is our winner!

Nice job. Wow. What a game? What do you want to say? Thanks. Thanks, Will Ferrell. Happy birthday. There you have it.

Happy birthday, Will Ferrell. It's time for the good news. With Bobby. Tell me something good. It's got Russell bought a lottery ticket, and he buys them pretty regularly and they never win at least not for much but he couldn't find it

and so he didn't think much about it because he normally doesn't win well they have a cat who is 16 years old and the cat is like under the bed scratching at something and drag something out it was that lottery ticket and so he looks kind of got dust on it but he like blows it off and looks

at it matches four of the five numbers wins $150,000. Wow. Come on. The cat found the ticket It's like when they detect cancer and stuff. They detect lottery too? I guess so. Then I need to get me a cat. If they detect lottery and we never knew that was their power,

dude, we'd all have cats. That would be Black Friday at the cat store. Yeah, crazy story. Now he's $150,000 bucks richer. And all because the cat, I guess, got curious and like scratched out the ticket from behind the bed. That's from News Nation now. That is what it's all about.

That was Tell Me Something Good. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford 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,

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I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everyone, I'm Ego Wood. My next guest, you know from Stepbrose,

Others Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. 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 they're 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 we're 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 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 IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What's up? I'm Miles Turner. And I'm Brianna Stewart.

And our podcast, Game Recognized Game, has never been done before. Two active players giving you a real look at our lives and what we actually think on and off the court. Nothing's off limits. We talk trade requests. What's the vibe of that when it's like your star players, like, well, I want to leave. And then actually now I'm going to stay. We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer,

but I think it's, like, definitely happening in the WBA. And yeah, we talk about our mistakes, too. They pulled me to the side and was like, hey, man, we got a call last night, man. You can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games, no, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories. They'll be like, mommy, why did you miss that?

Mommy. Do you play basketball? Check out Game Recognized game with Stulian Miles on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. There's this thing going around where people are getting all these unwanted Amazon packages at their door. This one woman who, this one's anonymous, she's been getting packages containing fake leather car seat covers for about a year. They just keep coming. There was another story about a woman who was getting 40 and 50 boxes for Amazon that weren't hers. I don't know what there is to do.

The woman's address was listed as the company's address for returns. And it just goes on. I don't know what's happening. This is happening to Morgan as well where Morgan got some packages. I have gotten over 15 different packages. All addressed to my address, but not my name. Was your house a new build? Yes.

So no one lived in that house. But I guess the address could have been the same to the older house. Yeah, but it's been, I don't know, five plus years. All the sudden this is happening? Yeah. And also Amazon. It's not like there's a subscription service, like a magazine. Okay, what are you getting?

Okay, well, so I haven't opened them because it didn't have my name on it, but I had an entire stack of boxes and I finally opened one by like the 15th package. It's just a bunch of clothes. It's a whole bunch of different clothes. But this is what's really interesting. What kind of clothes? Like cardigans. I saw a sweater in there.

I saw... You like cardigans. Some sweatpants. So like more winter clothes. Yeah. But this is where it gets really weird. Yesterday, hanging out of my house, delivery arrives. I'm like, that's mine.

And the guy goes for blank person. And I was like, what? Are you serious? They were flowers. There's a flower bouquet delivered to my house in this person's name. The same person as the packages. That's weird because flowers wouldn't have been ordered five, seven years ago. Yeah.

So let's just call the person Sally Struthers. Yeah. So all these packages are coming for Sally Struthers. Same person. Same name. Every single time. A flower delivery shows up to your house for Sally Struthers. Mm-hmm.

Same person, same name. Have you Googled Sally Struthers? Yes. And who is Sally Struthers? There is one who lives in Nashville, but this person lives 20 minutes away. Is there any way to find her address? Okay, so I'm going to say, because sometimes the streets will be the same name. That's the weirdest part.

In the same city, they got Main Street and then Main Road. Yeah. And they go to the wrong one. They're not the same name. They're not even the same number. What do you think it is? is give me your hypothesis. I think somebody's messing with me.

Oh. That's expensive. That's an expensive frame. They're sending flowers and 15 boxes of cardigans to Sally Struthers is a joke? I don't know. Those cardigans and stuff, we're all size small. Okay. So like were they trying to send them to like, hey, here, here's some clothes.

I don't know. Or is it a secret admirer? Is it somebody messing with me by thinking they're a secret admirer? Are you size small? Yes. That's weird. That takes a turn. That's weird, yeah.

What turn? I feel like it's kind of going in the same direction. Here's the problem. Right now we have Morgan admitting on air that she's committed a federal offense. No. No, I. She opened mail because it felt like it could, it was. Is it mail, though?

It was a threat to her. It's an Amazon package. It was a 15th box. It is mail because it takes posters to send it, right? I guess, I guess how it came is UPS mail. Oh, that's mail. That's federal offense. You can't just open people's packages.

Fair enough. If it's delivered to your house and if you feel like there's a threat, you probably I don't think you're going to spend any time a slamer. No, I also returned all. The first 10 that arrived, I took them all to UPS. I said, these are not mine. And I gave them back. Yeah, and they're like,

well, that's weird. I'm like, I know. And so they send them back. They never arrived again, but then five more showed up by the fifth one. I was like, what is in these stupid packages? I'd feel firmly like this is a scam and we would look it up. And Mike, if you don't mind looking up to scam. However, the flowers, that's a whole new wrinkle.

Because that's local. That's not like some dude. Yeah. Two states away or even in this state going, let's send the packages, we'll use somebody else's credit card. And then we'll go, hey, did you get my package that were sent in the wrong name? And all of a sudden they have all these free clothes that they're going to either sell on the internet to make money or, because that's what I would think initially. Somebody stolen credit card, ordered all the stuff, sent it to the wrong house so it can't be tracked. They show up to be like, hey, my packages may have sent to your house. Can I have my package back? You give it back to them.

They use a stolen credit card and they have a bunch of stuff. Oh, wow. That would be where my mind goes. But the flowers, that's weird. Have you sent Sally Struthers a message? Well, no. So when these first arrived, I walked my neighborhood to like five different houses around me trying to see if it was somebody else's in just wrong place, wrong address that they put in. Knock, knock, knock.

Sally Struthers live here? Got nothing. And then I tried to track down the name. I found this person. I don't, I haven't been able to find like a number or an email or something. Facebook. To, I know. And I can't, I can't tell on Facebook if it's the same one that I'm finding that lives in Nashville.

So I'm trying, but I just haven't had any success. And it's so weird because this person doesn't, there's no relation to my street. Hey, Mike D, what did you find out over here? There's something called a brushing scam where people will send you packages and just trying to boost their ratings online. So a question about that. What do you feel that would be one package, though? I'm not saying you're saying that's what this is. But if it were this brushing scam, I wouldn't send 15 packages to get a review or two.

15 from the same pert. They just need an address. But why would they send out the free stuff then? Because they can show it as a verified sale on like their Amazon store and be like, look, we sold this many pack, this many items and we have four stars, five stars, and that's how they boost it. But they have to have an actual product go out to get that review. And they just give the product out for free?

Who gives it the review? They probably set up some kind of fake account to buy it and then they use that to rent their own companies. But what about the fly? Maybe they have a flower company. Are the flowers Amazon as well? No, they were like from a local boutique flower place. Did you call the florist?

No, honestly, I was so alarmed when they showed up. I said, those aren't mine. I just shut the door on the guy. When I heard the name. I was like, what the hell? I don't know who that is. It's like she doesn't get a cheated on. This is Alex right here.

You guys have been so funny. I have literally been laughing out loud at the gym. And so I don't know if your manager or. boss had a talking to you and told you guys to be funny but or I don't know but you guys have been killing it please keep it up if someone said hey go ahead and be funny that's like somebody saying relax yeah what like we we try to be funny yeah yeah there may be seasons of more funny but I got to tell you if someone ever said you need to be funnier I'm gonna get less funnier real quick than I'm about to get really irritated thank you for the compliment somehow

I feel insulted uh yeah thanks also leave us a voicemail anytime 877 77 Bobby. Now, this is a funny story. This guy goes to the movies and he buys out every seat at the movie theater. Because they weren't renting out the theater, but he was like, I'll just spend the money and buy every seat in there. And so he paid over $2,000 to take his girl to see Jurassic World. And it was, I flexed. I got a stole theater.

The problem was one seat he forgot to buy. And so he was the theater rented. There's one guy sitting in the back. And also the guy is so confused. It's just them. It's just damn. Here, hit it. So they got their snacks.

They got their slurpees and their popcorn. And she was filling it too. She was excited, man. And then they headed into the theater just to have their plans completely ruined by this one dude that was sitting in the back of the theater. And the dude was certain that this guy snuck into the movie theater. And he went through every single ticket he had. certain that he bought out the whole theater, but it turns out this one guy had made one purchase before he can buy out all the rest of the seat. In the end, they had to watch the movie with that one guy.

It probably cost him about $2,000 to buy out all the seats. Think about both of them. So there's the guy who bought all the seats. He's like, what's happening here? So yeah, he's like, dude, do you sneak in here? You can't do this? My theater? The guy's like, no, here's my ticket.

But think about the guy who's in there. He's like, why's nobody here? It's just me and this couple up here. And if you're the girl, and he's been like, yeah, baby, I got this whole theater. It's me and you. It's just me and you. Yeah, and Trent is up there three rows back. Popcorn and everything.

Do you try to, like, slip that guy a 20 and be like, hey, not a 20. Skiddle. A hundred. That doesn't even cover the movie. By the time you buy your popcorn and your movie. Yeah. Gas to get there.

That's over 20 bucks. There was another. story that I was just in disbelief about. So this is Justice Dude. He meets a girl on a dating app and he works for the Air Force. And so he ended up telling this girl on the dating app all these classified secrets.

No, he didn't. No, no, no. Employer of the Air Force at Offutt Air Force Base played a guilty on Thursday to conspiring to transmit classified information related to national defense. Court documents said that David Slater worked at, I hope I'm saying it right, with a top secret security clearance, August 2021 to April 22.

He had been a lieutenant colonel and had retired from that job. According to the Department of Justice, he gave national defense information to an unauthorized person on a foreign online dating platform. A foreign. Oh, yeah. I was picturing just like hinge in America. Yeah, yeah, girl down the street. Like, look what I got access to. Yeah, I would think if I were on Asian Tinder and they were asking like, hey, so you work for the government?

What can you tell me? I'd be a little weary. Yeah, like you're definitely talking to a spy. Yeah, where are you from, Iran? Listen to this. What do you do? You know, I work at the Starbucks here. Any way you could tell me what's happening with the 413 fighter jet, you would think that'd probably be enough to break that off.

No, what? And the message, the woman consistently asked for information and referred to him as her secret and form of love. And her secret. So she was totally playing on his loneliness, his vulnerability. Something.

Because also to get that type of clearance, like you have to go through certain things. It's like, you know, sometimes people just slip through the cracks. Guys will do anything just to be in the whole action. Love, man.

Love makes you do stupid things. That ain't love, buddy. He faces up 10 years in prison. Oh, no. He'll be. sentence in October. Dude. He was a lieutenant colonel.

For sure, this is a catfish too, right? Like, probably wasn't even a real girl. No, probably not. How did he get caught? Yeah, how did you get back to like the government and all that? The DOJ said Slater provided classified information regarding military targets and Russian military capabilities. What are you doing?

That's too much. You don't even tell this to the person you work next to in the office there. The defendant and employee of the United States Air Force with that. Access to Subordination's most closely held secret shared classified information when someone claiming to be a foreigner on an online dating platform. They're not saying much more about it. Collie. So was it an American person like posing? No.

Oh, see. Yeah. It doesn't say that. I guess I just assume how would they find out? I wonder if the government ever like tries to catfish their own people to see if they would be able to do that stuff. Yeah, I would think so. I think there's some counterintelligence stuff that happens a lot. But I don't know about using Iran.

Tinder. No. Maybe not. You would think they operate like other businesses. Like, you know, Taco Bell will do that or, you know, secret shoppers? What? They get Iraqis to, the Taco Bell recipe? No.

I am going to see. No, I'm talking about, like, you have secret shoppers and people that sign up for, they were, the company is paying them. Like, hey, Eddie, I'm going to pay you to go to Taco Bell and see what your experience is like. We want to make sure that everything's running, smoothly as it should, and then you report back to the company, and they're like, okay, cool, that location gets five stars.

Like, they probably send undercover people in to test out lieutenant colonels all the time. Good point. If Taco Bell does it, the U.S. government's probably doing it. Especially single lonely ones. They do have honeypot operations. So what Jeffrey Epstein probably was. Honey was a honey. Yeah, that's what they do.

But this is, they say it was a woman on a foreign dating site. Okay. Yeah. So, yeah. Well, that's what they're saying now. Right. Yeah, they don't want. Yeah, they would never get away.

don't think it was a Taco Bell secret shopper. I'm just telling you guys, I don't think it was that. I did see a TikTok where a woman was like, hey, I was going to Taco Bell. I don't want me to do this. But I did laugh. She said, I called a Taco Bell and said, I can I speak to the manager? And the manager answered. And she was like, hey, there's a secret shopper coming, like secret restaurant shopper coming to Taco Bell.

And they're going to order, just so you know, a Chalupa, one crunchy taco and a drink. Just so you know, they're there to make sure that everything's perfect. And then said, she went and drove up and ordered the chelupa and the taco. This is awesome. And they hooked up with all this stuff. She goes, it was the best te Taco Bell. experience ever had in my life. She wasn't a secret chopper. She just called the head to say that

she might be... Dude, that's amazing. Yeah, that's pretty funny. But don't do that. No, no, no, no. No, don't do that. Let's go over to Lindsay in Alabama, who wants to talk about me, giving Morgan a hard time for taking her dog on vacation and going everywhere with a dog and her new boyfriend.

Which I don't feel like I was that harsh. Just had a couple questions. But Lindsay, go ahead. Hi, hey, everybody. Good morning, studio. Morning. I just wanted to comment about that, like you said, with Morgan. I'm a huge fan of Morgan, by the way. Hey, Morgan.

Hello. I just wanted to say that you have not a lot of room to talk, Bobby, considering Dusty used to sleep in your bed. You used to take him everywhere, and you've even dedicated a book to him. So there's that. That's true. I am a dog lover. I've always loved my dogs to no end. I'm probably the biggest dog lover in the whole world that the world's ever seen.

However, I never took the dog, any dog, on vacation. because I felt like, I was feeling weird taking dogs into like places too. And then if I was dating, like my wife and I, we go on vacation early on and we were just dating, I didn't grab Stanley and be like, let's all go. But you didn't do a road trip. Yeah, we did. We did a road trip. A couple.

Yeah. You could only, you can only a road trip because it was COVID. We couldn't get on a plane. Did you have a cute little stroller though? Because maybe if you had one of those. We got one of those later. And we only did it like once because we saw Aldine walking with one. And then Stanley hated it.

Oh. And I wasn't even that harsh. I was just like, dang, that boyfriend, first vacation with his girlfriend and the dog is everywhere with that. That would be tough. I'm going to be tough. I would find people to watch the dog, watch Dusty or Stanley at home while we were gone. That's all. I don't think it seems that tough, Morgan, but.

It's really not. And I also don't see what the big deal is because I've traveled with Remy so many times. This is not new. Like, she's gone on so many vacations with me. With you? And so this is very normal. I was shouting out with the new boyfriend. All of a sudden, he's going on his first trip with his girlfriend and she's bringing a dog to every single place.

And he had zero issue with that. He loved that. Okay, but Morgan, they might be honest. They're all guys and they all feel this way, but we, the girls, we don't feel this way. And I would have acted like I loved it if I was with my new girlfriend. I'd have been like, I'm totally in. Bring that little dog. Yeah, but you guys aren't like him.

Like, I'm not dating you guys. Like, you guys are different than him for a reason. Like, he is. A very massive dog lover exactly in the same capacity that I am. So that is what it is. I'm not dog lovers is crazy. I think it's totally. I said in the same way that I am, which means I am, I love bringing her along.

She goes a lot of places with me and he feels the same way. Lindsay said it best here on the call. I dedicated a book to my dog. You did. When I toured and he was older, I got a tour bus that could have the dog. But also on the first time that I went on a trip, like with my. girlfriend, then fiance, then wife. I didn't take the dog everywhere we went.

But that's your prerogative, and this is my prerogative. And this is what I chose. And he went out. Yeah. And he loved it. Okay, this is what I would say. I bet he didn't really love it. I bet he was like, okay, that's fine. No, he used to take trips with his dog all the time. What happened is his dog? Did I? Yeah. I remember.

I remember? Remember he has a tattoo on his ankle, so he walks with him. Oh yeah. Remember? That's true. She absolutely could be telling the truth. I'm just saying that seemed a bit weird. I'm not even arguing that he's not like that. I just said if I were dating somebody and they were like, let's go on a vacation. I'm taking my dog everywhere we go.

I'd be like, dang, really? Can't you leave that thing at home for a couple days? Like, I did. And I love my dog. You know what I mean? But that's you. That's not him. But also, if she's not dating me, dude.

I know. But if the girl I was dating and said, we're going to take it everywhere. I'd be like, yeah. You can do that. But inside I'd be like, do we have to on our first trip? Guys, you know I'm right. Oh, I'm with you, dude.

I'm with you guys. Like, again, that's you guys and that's your guys' choice. But you have two and a half dog lovers here. Okay, I hear you. But, like, again, I feel like I am on the extreme side of animal lovers and the way that I am. He matches my energy in that. So that's why you was attracted to him. I mean, I can't believe you just didn't leave in the hotel room for one dinner.

We couldn't. Not even a single dinner is bananas. Hold on. First of all, a lot of Airbnbs actually don't allow you to do that anymore. So that's not really an option. Yes. they're not monitoring you inside the house. If you get caught doing it, you either get kicked out or you get fine.

So it's just not worth it. And second of all, like, I asked him. I repeatedly was like, are you good with this? I made sure on multiple accounts that he was okay with everything that was happening. And not once did he ever be like, I'm a little. No, every time he was excited about it. We agree that he would never say that he's not good with it. Right.

Okay. But we're dudes. We know how dudes operate when it's like new relationship. And a road trip with my girl? First time. Maybe. What if a way to test it out is? I don't even like being anti-dog.

I'm the most dog person in the world. I just think. It doesn't feel like that right now. Well, I don't think this is making you anti-dog. It's not about the dog. It could have been a cat, a raccoon. It could have been a cousin. Yes.

Yes, it could have been. What if, what if Morgan? Your dad? A llama. Yes. Yes. Okay, what if she brings up to him another trip with the dog? At this point, he's in.

He's still going to say yes? He has to now. Yeah. Because he's been so cool. We also have another trip plan that doesn't have Remy coming. Like I don't know. He puts his foot down. Guys, no.

And you are roasting me again. You're like, I didn't go that hard. You are going hard. We're not. Yes, you are. Lindsay stirred this pie. Lindsay, how do you feel about yourself? Well, I think y'all need Billy girl.

You did it, Lindsay. You triggered me, Lindsay. You did this. I know. I know. I know. Yeah, but yeah, but you did do that with Dusty. I did, and I took him in a lot of places, but when it was like first trip or Stanley, first trip, you know, I got somebody to watch the dog.

But you know what? Morgan's not dating me. She's not dating lunchbox. She's not dating Eddie. She's not for a reason. For a reason. Yeah. Which I think maybe is stimming some of her anger.

So that she wanted to date all of us and we're out of her? No. Fair enough. Fair enough. What? Lindsay, thank you for the call and thank you for stirring up all this mess this morning. Oh, you're welcome. Anytime.

We actually like the mess being stirred up. It's fun. Okay, Lindsay, have a great day. And yeah, I still, I feel the same way. You're never going to convince me that a dude's like, yeah, go ahead. Bring your dog and let's do everything. And lunchbox has a point. Maybe you leave it back when you got a Roots Chris once.

I mean, one meal. I don't know. I don't really think it's that big of a deal. I think you guys have created this in this opening. Like a lot of fun. Have you ever taken a dog on a trip? No. No, never.

Right. But I would say, I'm different than Morgan. And I don't have a tiny dog. I have bigger dogs. And my dog isn't. It doesn't matter the size of the dog. Yes, it does. Absolutely.

It matters the size of the dog. I guarantee you their trip would not have been easy if they had a huge. But she was still taking if the dog's bigger. If she was taking the dog would have gone with them regardless. He would have insisted on it. He would have fought her over it. All right. I'm done.

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that's a fire. And on that boat, five people and a dog. He's like, let's go, son. We got to rescue him. So he drives the boat over there and he gets a rope, throws it and tells the people,

jump in, I'll pull you to safety. So they all jump in and one by one, he pulls them into his boat, and then he gets a fire extinguisher and puts out the fire on their boat. Wow.

Yeah, this was a barbecue. This was like heavy duty barbecue. Oh, yeah, yeah, big time smoke. Like lots of meat. In the end? Exactly. Yeah, the engine kind of on fire? Yeah.

I mean, it's really why they don't want you putting a fire on a boat because so many things are flammable. Yeah. Close because it's all close capacity. Every once in a while, you'll see a boat with like a grill on it. Yeah, like a pontoon boats. Those are cool. Yeah. But really not recommended because you're not supposed to have fire on boats in general.

Makes sense. Which makes sense. Did the kid really think there was a barbecue going on? Well, he's seen some bad barbecues. Well, he saw smoke and he thought, oh, they're barbecuing. Yeah, if that's what he thinks the barbecue is, dad does not know a barbecue at home. All right, that's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good

And the morning And you turn the radio on And the dial just keeps on turn Fox more game two Scoo for Steve Redhaven's trying to put you through Mike D's right in this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is

This is the Bobby Vaughn's on story Now time for the morning corny The morning corny. The morning corny What did the bully have for lunch. What the bully have for lunch? A knuckle sandwich. That was the morning

corny. You knew that one right away. Yeah, you think kids even say I'll give you a knuckle sandwich anymore? Or was that over in like the 70s? Well, I still tell my kids that. Maybe they tell their friends. I bet they're not taking that from dad and running to school with it. Okay, yeah, good one. Looking for it's tomorrow's. Sure. Yeah, I bet you are. Sam Williams is on the Bobbycast this week.

It is my one hour podcast interview show. So he's the son of Hank Williams Jr. And so we talked about what his dad is like. We also talked about, and he brought it up, how everyone sent him that video of Hank Williams walking out of our studio. Here's a clip of that. Sometimes people just do things, though. And he is one of those people that just does things.

And wanting to smoke a cigar and not getting to is probably one of them. But I guess apologies on his behalf. That's the icon stuff, I guess. None needed. Well, I think he's unfamiliar with, like, this environment of, like, doing this type of thing. It was a long time ago that he was more doing that. And, you know, used to doing whatever he wants, he would rather be in a deer stand or, like, something like that. But, yeah, everybody would send that to me.

Be like, have you seen this? I'm like, yes. If you haven't heard that interview, and there was no offense taken by me, I didn't know he was upset about not being able to smoke indoors. But here is part of that interview with Hank Williams Jr. We had done part of it, and then he was like, can I go? And I was like, yeah, I go. All right, what do you want to do something? I want to get out of here.

Wait, already we just. I won't smoke my cigar and get the hell out of here. I don't like this. Now you understand? Can we leave now? You just walking? I'm ready to go. All right, goodbye.

I got half. I got a $26 a cigar out there, so I've got about, in the words of my uncle, about $10.50 left on it. So they left. Love it. Yeah. It's a viral YouTube video. Wasn't even offended while it happened. I just like classic Hank Jr.

We talked too with Sam, his son about the misconception people have, that he grew up rich and his family money, etc. People think that we just like were born and just ate hey good looking Cheerios and just freaking family tradition until, you know, the cows went home. And that's not it. You know, my dad's like a frugal man born in 1949. It was a different world then. That's what he said about the cigar.

But no, I mean, my dad obviously helps me in ways and has been there for me in many ways before. All my dad's kids have been on our own thing. Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story up the day. This story comes us from New Hampshire. A 43-year-old man is seen on surveillance video breaking into a car dealership, stealing some keys, driving off with a car. Next night, he's like, I'm tired of this car.

Returns the car off. breaks in again, steals another set of keys, and takes another car. Three days later, they caught him driving it. I wonder if he had to use that car to get back to the dealership. Because it doesn't make sense to drop off a car that you just stole unless you needed a ride to the dealership and your only ride was the car you stole. Or it's the trade-in concept. That's what I thought too, but nobody's there to receive the trade.

And is he going to get full bang for his buck? You want to shop that around a few places. All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead Story of the Day. You know, yesterday we talked about texting others. and sending a positive text to your partner just for no reason. Or we even monitored how many texts have we sent our wives' partners during the day.

I think I'd set my wife like three. Amy was a zero. Eddie was a zero. That's okay. Everybody's different. Yeah. I only have one today. I look just now.

I only have one today. I still have zero. Well. So, but on the show yesterday, Amy texted her dude and was like, hey, Sunshine emoji. I don't know what you said. Yeah, I was testing it out. Eggplan emoji. No.

I said, hi. lots of eyes and then morning, lots of exclamation points. And then the sun emoji. And I said, make it a great day because that's what you said. Be positive. And when he got it, he double-tapped it with heart. That's it. That's all I got back.

He might have been busy and it could have been better. He could have doubled-tapped it with thumbs up. Oh, that's worse. That's not bad. No, no, no. Thumbs up? That's a recognition of receiving the message. That's not negative.

That's even. That's nothing. Oh. I would not double-tap thumbs up. I would have called him immediately. That's like a, I gotcha. Like, gotcha. I hate the thumbs up.

We should talk about this. The thumbs up, no, no. The thumbs up is a recognition that I got it and understand. Okay. Unless if my wife were to say like, looks like somebody forgot to take the trash out and I thumbsed up it, that would be a bit passive aggressive because I would be thumbs uping a negative message. If it's a straightforward message, like, hey, I dropped this off at your house. Hey, we went and did this. Hey, don't forget tomorrow's this.

Double tap thumbs up. Recognition of the understanding of what you're saying. Yes, I understand that. So that's even. That's not negative, though. But it's not positive. The heart is positive. Okay.

Yeah. Well, later when I did talk to him and I'm like, that just got a double tap heart. He said, well, by the time I saw it, I was already in meetings and doing things. He's like, I really appreciated it. I thought it was great. But I just wanted to acknowledge it because I'm like, I needed to stay in my meeting. And I was like, oh, yeah, meetings.

Acknowledging positively. Because he could have acknowledged that I have received this, thumbs up, because that wouldn't have been negative, but definitely wouldn't have been a positive. Yeah. That'd have been net gain zero, but no loss. So technical about it. Net game zero. It's understanding of communication.

I don't think there's anything complicated. We constantly do this with tone and words. This is just another version of that. Yeah. I guess I I guess I shouldn't have had any expectations of what should come back but you told us that that's good for relationships

so I thought it was gonna you know he was gonna maybe banter back with it. You can't assign too much with one text because I think it is a general if you have the culture of a few messages throughout the day when you're not together it helps.

Yeah. I'm still I'm not gonna give up on it. I would compare that to taking vitamins. You don't take vitamins one day and you're like well I'm better. Perfect. You got to take a lot of vitamins for a lot time.

see a very small. Perfect example. That's like a really great. That helps. Vitamins. Or anything you take. Sometimes it's like you need to be on this for two weeks to notice. So I'll keep going.

My favorite thing, it promotes good relationship. Oh yeah, yeah. Eddie, did your wife respond to yours? You know what? I went back and looked and I forgot to send it. No way. You didn't send it? I never sent it.

After all that? After all that. Okay, well, send it now. Dude, that's so bizarre. You know what, though? I'm going to do it right now, though. I'm going to do it right now. And I bet she does a double tap, thumbs up. Do you ever do the thing where you send a message? Now, this was different because we were talking about this.

But you send a message and then, you know, you don't get a response back. And then you go to text them the next day or two days later and you realize you haven't sent the message. You're still sitting there online. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, not the same because we had like an idea. Yeah, and I never started the message. Oh, you never even wrote it?

No, no, like, because I was doing the video. video stuff and I got my phone out and I never got back to it. I thought you meant you wrote it and never pushed a button. No, no. And if that happens question there, if that happens, do they get the bubble for 24 hours? No, the bubble goes away. It's a nonstop bubble? Okay, yeah. Sometimes have you already built up a, they haven't texted me back. I wonder, is everything okay? I hope so, you know, and I build up a story and then I go and I realize well, I never texted. Um, no, but I do that they've never texted me back and I went the other day. I had a friend and I texted her. And I was literally waiting for response.

And I told my wife, I said, hey, she never text me back. My wife said, that is really unlike her. And I was like, so I went back. And she did text me back. You missed it. Oh. Did you not pop up like on your notifications? Well, I don't really have notifications on.

Text message too, are very generic. But secondly, I get the red dots off my phone so fast. I probably was just moving through taking the red dots off. So that was on me. Yeah. Eddie, send your message. I'll just know tomorrow. I will.

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