The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: We All Share Big Announcements! Why Is Bobby Going Under The Knife?! + 'Never Gonna Get It' + Bobby Won A Controversial Auction Prize

Episode Date: October 22, 2025

We all went around the room and shared big announcements including why Bobby is having to go under the knife and have surgery. We played a round of Never Gonna Get It. Where the question is: chances are, you pass by dozens of these every day and the average one is about 24 years old. What are they? We share what fictional deaths we are still not over because of how traumatizing they were. Bobby shared why he and his wife were battling over the TV last night, getting nominated for an award he doesn't think he's going to win and winning a charity auction but the prize might be meant for a child.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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a bottle of gold slager. James Fester threw it out of the van because he didn't want us drinking it. For more games with names, visit the Iheart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast. What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. More in the studio. Morning. Okay, everybody's got an announcement. I'll go first. I don't want to bring the room down. Don't want to be sad, but I have to go under the knife. What? I know. Whoa. And it is, it is scary. It's something that I've been dealing with for a while. as you guys know. I'm having to have ankle surgery.

Oh, that's still a big deal. It's a big deal. I got to go under the knife. You know, IBS or something. Your stomach. I'm going to have my wiener removed. I got my wife pregnant and that's it. I'm here.

It's not what they do. Wait, what do they have to do to your ankle? Maybe remove it. You serious? I may be ankleless. I may have to take the whole foot. Do you have to be. put under? Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, for sure surgery. So I heard my uncle like two years

ago, it's just been killing me. And I'm just like, ah, it'll fix itself back eventually, like starfish, regeneration. And my wife, it's like, you got to go to the doctor. And so I went to a pro team doctor, which I'm very lucky to know. And so we do all the images. And he's like, do you get a hole in your cartilage? It's bigger than, it's not going to heal. And so I have to use cadaver cartilage. And so they have to go in. You have a donor? What? And it's, guys, somebody's always wanted to donate.

Eddie? You're looking at them. No, you said cadaver. I know. Oh, I donated, Carlis. No, so the real story is, I have to have ankle surgery. I got to be in crutches for a couple weeks.

Got to be in a boot for a while. It's probably six to eight week before I can get back to even doing anything on it. Oh, my. But it's only if I want to be able to walk and run again for the rest of my life to do it. And I'm like, I do. Because it's been killing me for two years.

I've been able to run. So I got to get back. I was going pro and pickleball. And all of a sudden, my injury got me. I remember. Yeah. So it's happening in November, which is coming up pretty quick. Oh, man.

So I got to go under. But they're like, you'll never be the same when you weigh. I'm thinking if I wake up, there's a chance I'll be one foot. I mean, there's always that change. Or there's a chance you have like some superpower when you come out of it. I've never heard of that. Only on TV shows. Rookie of the Year.

when you get throw really fast. That's a good point. According to, maybe your donor's a professional athlete. But it's only like cartilage from an ankle. But are you going to get to meet the family? I could have a part of their person. Yeah.

Oh, you could probably do a first pitch somewhere with them. With them and like here he is. Bobby Bones and his donor family. Meeting for the first time. We hug. They surprise me at like an event. Oh, that's really a good idea. That'd be cool.

Yeah. So anyway, I get to have surgery. It's not a big deal. So guys, don't cry. Everybody, relax. Stop. Hey, don't get emotional. Was the person elderly or, like, young?

I don't know the person who died who gave me the... You should ask, though. That's a good question. Yeah. I want to picture of them so I can hold it as I can put on there. Well, I'm just wondering, like, what age of cartilage are we looking at? Does that... It's got to be the same age. It can't be old cartilage.

I demanded baby cartilage. Oh. Yeah. So you're going to be able to crawl really well. I just need to be fresh and new. Yeah. I don't think that they... Does that develop over time?

I've heard a baby's first. full cartilage when they're born. I don't know. There's no wear and tear. It's brand new. Anyway, I got to have ankle surgery in the next couple weeks, actually. So there's that. Good luck, man. Thank you. We'll pray for you. There's that. I've had a couple surgeries, but never one is intensive. No, I've had way more intense than this.

Yeah. But that's what's up. That's my announcement. Amy, what's your announcement? Well, speaking of additions to the body. Hmm? I got my clip in bangs in, remember? She's holding hair. Oh, my God. This is human hair.

Who's the donor? Oh, no. I don't know. Oh, no. It is human hair. And you should meet him for the first time. It is human hair. Okay.

And I can't quite figure out exactly how they clip in and they need to be styled. You clip it on your head like that? No, no, no, no. You look like Laverne from Laverne and Charlie. Don't do it. Like, come back to me so I can fix it. But this is, this is saving me from cutting bangs. Looks like you're holding a rat.

Yeah. I know. And I need like a hot iron or something. Just put it on like you think it'll look. I had them in my bag and I think they got a little wonky. Yeah. Okay. No, no, we'll wait on you.

What? Just slide it on like you think it'll look. Well, okay. So Amy has a fake bangs of human hair that she's going to put on her head. Just wait. Hold on. Let me style before you say anything. So interesting.

Hold on. Obviously, it does match her hair though. It does. Like the color. Yeah, these are from Amazon. I just guess the color. Hold on. Wait, let me put this down to like hide that.

Wow. What a transformation. But like, this is same. saving me from like cutting my bangs because like now I know they'll look really bad. They'll look really bad. Do we have to lie to our? Well, they're not styled right now. When I looked over, I thought I was Heidi Clune for a second.

She does kind of look like Heidi Clun. With your bangs. Let me get this under the. Yeah, that's a wild here right there. That's a wild one. But like. Amy, not bad. You kind of styled him good.

It looks. No, I mean, it doesn't look bad. It doesn't look bad at all. So like now I know. Like if I were to cut bangs, this is kind of what the vibe would be. Why would you ever cut bangs when you could put on fake bangs? Well, because I don't know how to get this to stay in. I like that.

We're headphones over you go. We're headphones over again. Okay, so now. You look good. Amy's big announcement. She's got bangs. Good job, Amy. Thank you.

And, yeah. I mean, you would have fooled me. I would have thought that was your real hair. I would have too because it matches exactly. But I don't know how to like, do you do it? No, that's for you and your hair. It's for you and your fake bang stylist. And then do you wash it?

Yeah, you can wash them. Just like, just like, little so. Oh, in the dish one. Yeah, don't. But yeah, like this, this would be it. Like good. Eddie, what's your announcement? Man, for the first time since high school, I'm changing deodorants.

Like in that, since high school, I have used the same kind of deodorant. Wow. And my mom bought it for me. And I've since I've been growing, growing up, I said I wear a degree and I wear shower clean, which now they kind of got rid of. but it's cool rush now. I've worn the same one, but my wife was like, you've got to get rid of that

because you got to do aluminum free. So I'm like, I didn't know that Deodorant had aluminum. I felt like our announcements are slowly descending. This is a pretty big announcement. It is. It is.

I shouldn't take it away. You know what? That's on me. I shouldn't minimize your announcement. Have you decided what you're moving to? I'm using a dove now, and it says aluminum free on it. And I think the scent is beast mode.

It's got Marshawn Lynch on the cover. That makes it. makes sense then. On the bottle. There he is. Beast mode. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Okay. And our final announcement, bringing it in today, lunch marks. Yeah, I had a celebrity encounter at the airport. Which airport?

The Nashville airport, which was surprising is when I got off the plane from L.A.X. I was like, man, I didn't see a celebrity the whole time I was in Los Angeles. And there, at one of the, I was sitting there tying my shoe on the chair and I look up. And there's a celebrity just laying on two chairs right there.

Was it a typical Nashville celebrity? that we see? No. Oh, it was in LA celebrity. Yeah. Okay. That's new. I want, let's see if this is better than Eddie's deodorant story. Go ahead. It's got to be. Yeah, and this person is just laying there on their back, and I was like, I walked up and I was like, what up?

Flavent! No way. That's huge. That's cool. He's just laying there on two chairs, his feet are over the armrest, and he's just looking at his phone, and I'm like, Flavent what's up? Dude, how's it going? He's like, what's up what's up I was like what are you doing it nationally goes

no I'm going to Vegas man going to Vegas connecting yeah and I'm like wow flavor flame doesn't fly direct okay and then I'm like dude can I get a picture and he goes I'm not doing pictures and I was like oh all right man much I appreciate him and you gave him five he touched you yeah and daps

you slapped him and dapped him yeah and he did this all while he was laying down yeah so he never got up and you still kept slapping him and dapping him Yeah, it was kind of awkward. Did he have a clock on? No, he had no clock, but he had like flashy clothes. Like, but I did snap a picture of him.

Well, you took one of him just not with him. Yeah, because he said he wasn't doing pictures, but I was like, oh, we're getting a picture. I'm getting a picture of you. Were you in the picture? No, I wasn't in the picture. Oh, you didn't do a selfie with him in the background. Oh, I should have done that. That would be cool.

Didn't think about that. So you just took one, did he see you doing it? We were like right over the top of him? No, I walked a few feet away and then when he quit looking at me, like he was kind of looking at me to make sure I wasn't going to take a picture. Then once he went back to his phone, I snapped the photo. That's pretty cool to see Flav and Flavent. Yeah, I feel like it's aggressive to want to give him on five and or dapp him when he's laying on his back.

Right. Yeah. And then I realized as I was dapping, high-fiving, he was on the FaceTime. Oh, he was on the phone. Oh, you bother him? I didn't know that. I thought he was just scrolling. And then after I walked away, I heard another voice.

I was like, what? And it was someone he was talking to on the phone, I guess. But he wasn't doing pictures. I'm like, come on. Play for Flav. He was on the phone. He probably wanted you just to leave. Yeah.

He's like, also, stop dapping me. I'm laying down, guy. That is a cool one, though, to see Flea Vovov. It was pretty neat. That's pretty cool. Yeah. Play for Flavis. That's pretty cool, man.

I said that to him. You did? Why? Is that how he does it? But he was laying down. He probably didn't want people to know it was him. Did you draw attention? No, no.

Or did you go? Hold on. His outfit, let everybody know it was him. So did other people go up to him? I know that I saw Okay, hey everybody Thanks for your announcement this morning Good job

Last night I watched a couple things My wife wanted to watch the Thunder game And I was like okay great But I'm trying to watch Dancing with the Stars And most of the time that's flipped I think Yeah That's interesting Yeah

Yeah like what's going on My wife was like She's a massive Oklahoma City Thunder fan And she's like they're You know revealing the banner And giving their championship rings tonight Let's watch the game And I'm like yeah but Emma and Andy

on Dancing with the Stars. I need to see if they win. And so up on the TV, we watched the basketball game, and on my phone, I watched the conclusion of Dancing with the Stars. But the basketball game

went to double overtime. It would not end. And Thunder ended up winning, which is great. And then I watched the end of Dancing with the Stars. And Andy Richter, not the best dancer,

but the fans love them. And I'm a big fan of Emma, who's his partner. And so they lasted again. And I was super pumped for them. So that was good. So we had two wins. last night. She got her basketball win.

I got my Dancing with the Stars friends that won, and I hope everybody keeps voting for Emma and Andy. Got another sort of win yesterday where got these nominations for this award from the Hollywood Creative Alliance. We got nominated for Best Sports Podcast. Lots to say. My NFL show.

Oh, nice. Wow. The only problem is the other three people are New Heights, the Travis Kelsey Show, busting with the boys, and pardon my take, which are basically the three biggest sports podcasts in the world. and there's only four nominated. So look, it feels pretty good to be in fourth place in this group. But we got the thing down, the Astra Podcast Awards.

We got nominated. We're one of the four. So it's never felt better to be in fourth place. I mean, that's awesome, dude. I'm not a big fourth place guy, but in this situation, we've only been doing this show for a year. So we're pretty pumped about that. So that's pretty good.

And my other win, I had four wins yesterday. Yeah, big win day. My other win was, I won a raffle in a charity. auction. Oh, so what's the, what's the trip? Where are we going? Thank you for asking. So my friend is like the associate, second to the athletic director, associate athletic director at Oral Roberts University. And so he always does money to raise, he always does stuff to raise money and I'm always in, like, whatever you need. And so I bid on, I think it was for a kid, but it was for broadcaster for a day with like their play-by-play basketball guy. I'm pretty sure it's for a kid now that I look back at it.

And it was like, you get to shadow as he does play. by play. Like a parent might get it for their kid? Well, I don't know. I think it's for a kid to, yeah, for a kid to do. And it's like, you can put the headset on as he does the play-by-play for Orwell Roberts basketball. Well, I won it.

So are you going to do it? Well, he won't it. I know, but I didn't know if you're going to give it to a kid. Well, I'm going to give it to a kid. I don't have a kid yet. He won. I won it. I know, but you keep saying, I think it's for a kid.

When I look back, because it was a cartoon. Maybe it is. You get to put the headphones on. I think it was built for a child. child to win so they can learn about broadcasting. But I think I won. So I think I should go and respect the auction and do it myself. I'm pretty sure that they expected adults to bid on it. They don't expect how much money would they raise if a kid was bidding on it. Of course, an adult is going to win it and then give it to a kid. I bet my allowance on this. I use my

whole allowance to go and try to win this. And I won. So what should I do? What would you do if you me, I won. I would find a... I won. You won and you could... I sound like a child. You could find someone that is a budding sports broadcaster. Maybe their degree is that in college somewhere and they would love to do some...

In college? High school. They want that to be their degree and then you take them. Take them. I'm not babysitting them. Or you send them. When was the last time you did play by play? Well, funny you ask.

Because after college, I did a few years. of doing Division II football and basketball. How long ago was that? Professional, it got paid. It's been a long time. Yeah. Hey, it's time for you to do it again. You know what?

I did just get nominated for Astra, a podcast award for sports. Just heard that. Dang. So you're telling me it may not be for me. I'm telling you, I think... You think they're expecting a child to show up? What do you mean by child?

What does it look like the image was like... Is it a cartoon image? Broadcast up for a day. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So I guess, I mean, if someone's already doing high school games, would that be too old? Do we need to be younger? Like, is it a...

I don't know. I just think... You need to find a kid that loves to call games. Bobby's kind of a kid that loves to call games. Love sports. I did pay for it myself. Would it be weird if I did it? Define weird.

Abnormal. Awkward? Yeah. Yeah, maybe. Because, I mean, by the description, like, the fact that you get to go and then put the headphones on. Oh, like, Astor Friday. You get to do it with the, like... I think mostly you just watch.

Or just watch. I think mostly you just, like, watch and, like, learn the tricks. But you kind of know the tricks. Well, here's the one thing I know is I don't know all the tricks. I never will know all the tricks. Yeah. Because if you ever think you know at all, you know nothing. So...

Maybe you got to go, dude. It's got to be you. Let's take a vote. Amy says don't do it. I say, no, I say, send a kid. Okay. I don't know what kid you need to take because I don't only know any kids. I don't hang out with kids.

Find one. No, that sounds creepy. How that's, I drive around. Go to the park. It cannot be that hard. Like, any kids want to come with me? Aspiring. That's in Tulsa.

Okay, perfect. You know people in Tulsa. Hey, guys. Call us school. Hey, is there a kid there that's into broadcasting games? It sounds creepy. Hey, you got any free kids? I'm looking.

For a kid. I'll find the kid for you. Look, dude, it's easy. Like, you won the raffle. How often do you win raffles? Well, not raffle, auction. Or an auction. I bid the most on the...

Oh, okay. You win those a lot. Can you write down how much you spent on this? I mean, it wasn't anything crazy because I think only kids were bidding. Yeah, right, right. Little kids. Yeah, probably just a bunch of piggy banks. No, dude, you deserve this.

And I think you deserve to put those headsets on and get out there and call a game. Or shadow the guy, whatever it is. Lunchbox? Oh, you got to go. You signed up for the raffle. You won the raffle. You don't pass it on. Whatever.

Whatever it's called. You won it fair and square. If the kid really wanted it, they would have bid more or their parents would have bid more. Great point. Right? Yeah. I think I got to do it. Yeah. I think it would be an injustice to auctions everywhere for charity if I didn't do it.

Correct. And I got to think it's something bigger than me for once. for once. So I need to go do a broadcaster for a day at Oral Roberts. Dang. Okay. I was really going to give it to a kid, but I think you guys are right. Yeah, man.

I think it was paid for me. I think we're right on this. All right. Well, then I'll do something bigger than myself and go put the headset on and be a broadcaster for a day. Dang, that's going to be fun. So anyway, I had a bunch of wins last night. That's pretty cool. Marlene is on.

I want to go talk to her in Florida. It'll be online, too. Hey, Marlene. Hi, Bobby Lone I was listening to you watching Dancing with the Stars and I was amazed that you guys just have one TV

I have four TVs in my house Dang flex Well my boyfriend's a sports And I like to watch Bachelor Dancing with the Stars And so he's in his living room watching what he wants And I'm in my living room

Watching what I want And we're all happy Must be nice That is nice Dang Trump How much money you got over there.

Honestly, I kid with you, but we were in bed. And so I wasn't getting out of bed. And I rarely get to sleep downstairs 50-50 at this point because she's pregnant. And so I was like, I will be still and I'll just watch it on my phone. And she put it up on the TV. But yeah, we have multiple televisions. We have a lot of television. No, I'm counting them in my head right now.

What are you at? I'm at six right now, but I know there's probably more. I know. But I can't. I had just so wanted them to be broadcaster for a day. Oh. Yeah, there's more than six because you have the studio, the studio too. Oh, I wasn't counting out there.

Hey, don't be TV counting. You can't count that huge thing. What do you mean? His TV TV? The golf screen thing. Oh, the projector. Oh, were you counting that one? I wasn't.

Okay, I'll count the TVs in my house. Okay. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, eight, How many people live there? Nine. Nine. Nine. I mean, one of them probably counts for like six.

Because it's so big. Yes. That one's got to count. I need to go back to talking about a broadcaster for a day. You guys are making me feel guilty. Hey, Marlene, thank you very much. I hope you have an awesome day. Thank you for calling.

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as we tailgate our youth soccer games in the back of my Honda Odyssey. With all the snacks and drink. Sidebar. Why did you get hard seltzer instead of beer? Oh, they had a bogo. Well, then you got it. Do you want a white collar or something here? Just hit it. What are y'all doing? Microphones? Are you making a wrap?

Alba. Oh, I would. Come on. Could you believe? I would buy it. Cuts through the defense like a hot knife through sponge cake. That sounds delicious. Oh, you're lucky.

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

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It was something that I've been brainstorming in the fashion space. I was excited about it. I had other successful businesses before, but this one felt like it had a lot of potential. Fast forward, I just saw she's launched a new Instagram account with basically the same idea. The look, the theme, even the name are super close to what I described. I'm honestly not sure what to do. I don't want to jump to conclusions, but it does sting a little. Would you say something?

Or is it better to quietly move on and focus on my own thing? Signed, fashion police. Well, legally you can't do much. If you just said something and then somebody did something with it, if you only said something and somebody did something with it, you can't do much. So that part sucks. But I would for sure say something, especially if you care about this friendship. Because it probably is what you're thinking.

There's a chance it's not what you're thinking. But it probably is, but at least have the closure of I closed a chapter on that friendship because of what happened. Not because I closed the chapter on that friendship because of what I think happened and what probably happened. Especially if it's a real friend. So I think you absolutely can say something. Hey, remember that idea? We talked about this is very similar to that. And like I'm feeling like you started this with something that I created.

Is there any truths to that? I think that's absolutely fair. otherwise you're just going to be resentful, it's going to fester and eventually you're either going to blow up on them or you're just going to hold it inside of you forever and that's not healthy. So legally, you got nothing. But I do think you need to talk about it and probably she stole your idea and probably you're not going to be friends anymore. But that's not a certainty. Amy? Yeah, and I think just to add on to that moving forward, you kind of learn.

Unfortunately, you never know who you can trust. So sometimes your ideas until you've got it fully launched. it's best to keep it close. Yeah. And what I've learned, trust no one ever. Oh, ever. With anything. Well, that's not healthy.

Yeah, I'm not implying that, but, you know. Never trust a soul. Sometimes we get excited and then we overshare and it's like, oh, shoot, maybe sometimes just keep it close to the best for a little bit. And, you know, this is a situation that'll teach you that. Yeah, and then also, were you really going to do something with it? And also, what is she doing? If she didn't have like the actual idea from infancy to birth, she probably,

She probably just has a version of what you told her. So she doesn't even really have like the full body to build it out like you would have. She's doing a bad version of what you told her. And there is always the chance that if you go talk to her, she's like, oh my gosh, I decided to help you out. I created this Instagram account for you. Oh, I definitely don't think that's going to happen. No way. But I'm thinking if you're sharing something with her like that to begin with, there must be some like-minded goal or interest.

Or you wouldn't have talked about that specific thing with that person. That's like my 18% chance that she didn't rip the idea off. Now for the most part I think she probably did. But, and I know you're not going to believe this. I've been wrong before. No. You? No, no, I know.

I know. Stop. I don't want to make this about that. I don't want to make this about that. But I've been wrong before. And my right percentage is like 82%. And so this could be that 18%. So talk about it.

And if she did it, move on like from her. And if she didn't, okay, cool. At least you'll have an understanding. Yeah, that's what's up. All right. Thanks for the email. Close it up. Here's a voicemail.

Hey, Bobby. Hey, studio. I'm just talking in to say I want to be the whistleblower that calls out that Bobby already had his baby. Bobby said at the end of a call or something he said, baby could be here any day now. And right before he's cut out, Eddie started busting out laughing. So I'm assuming that that means the baby's here. So, good guys again. Thank you. A whistleblower doesn't assume, first of all.

They know? They know. So they blow the whistle. because of what they know. That's probably not true, what he's saying. It's probably not true. We haven't really discussed when my wife is going to have the baby. I did say that we time shifted our announce,

meaning obviously we had to get to a point before we announced, but we waited well beyond that before we did announce. So you never know. I could have a baby right now. That's all I'll say. I probably don't. But there is a chance that right now I already have a baby. But I probably don't.

But Eddie, don't bust out laughing. Not doing anything. Okay, good. No sounds for me. Yeah, but to be clear, a whistleblower whistles when they know something. Got it? Not when they assume something. That would be an ass zoom blower.

Oh, that's funny. All right, go with the next one. I don't know if Caitlin's going through this, but when I am pregnant, I want to be with my husband 24-7, but then when I get to the later part of my pregnancy, everything about him irritates me. I don't like any of it, including the smell. So sorry you're going through this, but it might just be a pregnancy thing. I'm not sure where she's at.

God bless you guys. Well, she's at home right now. And not only that, she is annoyed with my smell. And I sleep upstairs half the time. And I'm like, hey, let me come over and cuddle. with you? She's like, nope. Okay, well, all right. I just lay over here. So that's a lot of our life now. She does like her feet rub more than never before. And I think because she weighs more because the baby. And then the weight on her feet. That's just me guessing. It's my first rodeo here.

I don't know much about it. But yeah, that's what's up. Smell thing's been weird, though, because I tell you, I've never smelled better. And I've really been critiqued hard about this. And she demands that I wash my hands more than ever, too. Why? Well, I think I'm just making her more food than I ever have. Oh. And if she's like, hey, where you go make me this? Will you go do this?

And when she makes her request, one of the requests, not only in how she wants her food made, it's always, would you do this, do it like a thing of salt, do whatever, do it, wash your hands. So I'm like, oh, yeah, make sure to wash my hands. I guess also if you're rubbing her feet a lot, makes sense to wash your hands a lot. Yeah, but I don't know that has to do with anything. I do get it. That would make sense. I do rubber feet a good amount.

But yeah, but thank you for the voicemails. Yeah, we're living living a day by day. That's what you do, right? Yeah, one day at a time. One day at a time. That's right. What if I just walked in my kid and the kid was five years old? I was like, here's the real bit.

That would be crazy because y'all met five years ago. Well, when you say it like that, it does feel weird. Eddie don't laugh. But that's all as possible. Do not laugh. I don't say anything. Okay, we shall not laugh. It's time for the good news

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Through this program That's an AI national database That compares photos and missing pets With images of shelters And so All smart That's cool Obviously you have to submit the photo

and then obviously the shelters have to be a part of the organization. And also dogs look alike. I don't want to be called a doggist. A lot of dogs. You get canceled. I'm going to say it. Risky take. A lot of dogs look alike.

They do, though. They do. But no, they matched them. They were like, we got your dog here. She's like, what? Is he blind? Yeah. Got her dog.

Wow. It's crazy. It's called Love Lost. It has helped reunite more than 140,000 missing pets with their families across the United States. That's awesome. That's from People magazine. that is what it's all about. That was tell me something good.

The story was Ashton Coucher says he lost out in a bunch of roles because he was too good looking. Why is he saying that? And I'm not saying that it's not true. Right, but why is he saying that? But it is a weird thing to complain or to say, yeah, I probably didn't get this stuff because I was so hot. And so the whole story is from page six. He admitted his model looks may have actually interfered with his acting career. So do we think, and I want you to follow me here, do we think that could have been a reason

lunchbox didn't get on prices right. Oh. That's a good point. Too good looking. Too good looking. Wow. They put them up there. The eyes and attention aren't on Drew Carey or the games.

It's on come on down. Lunchbox. I mean, that's smart. It's a good theory because there's not. Did you think you were the best looking guy in the room? I was the best looking person. I mean, we know that they probably have older people that usually go to prices right. So they're kind of wrinkly pruny looking.

Well, you were there. You saw it. That's what I'm saying. So maybe they don't want to alienate their audience. Like, oh my gosh, like we can't be putting these models on because that'll turn our audience like, oh, that's not the average person. Like they don't care about the average person anymore. They're just going for the good looking people. Just a theory.

I don't think that that's true. That could be accurate. But it is a theory because he does think he is on the scale of one to ten. Tim. A 10. Where would you put me? I don't know. What do you mean you don't know?

He never knows. I don't know. I don't know what guys look like. But you know what you look like. Yeah, I know I'm a 10 because I get, I get feedback from women. I don't know what feedback you guys get. It's sort of like I'm just, like when I was at Price is right, I mean the women just gravitated towards me. Like the blonde, I meant them.

You just said they were all wrinkly. No, no. Older women. You just said they were all wrinkly. It doesn't matter. All women were gravitating towards me. I met one blonde. in the parking lot and she was like

Cowboys. Yeah, she works at the Cowboys. She was all about me. I mean, all day. And then the other women and I'm taking pictures with all these women, posted something on Instagram. And this girl, Wendy, I went to college with, she goes, man, you're always finding the women. I said, I'm just a magnet. Same thing in college. I mean, Wendy and Andrea and Christina

they were just all about me. Do you think it's because you're safe? No. And Kelly, I mean, they were just always... You know, girls have like their safe gay friend. They don't have to worry about because they're not going to fall for them. Would that be it? No. I mean, in college, I mean, Wendy and them, they would. Wendy and them.

I mean, it sounds like a Mama number five song. They would put my sheets on my bed because they were just like, they were like, oh, you'll let us do that for you. All right, yeah. If I needed a paper typed, guess what? They would type it for me. Wendy and then were at it. So that's one theory that Ashton Coucher couldn't get jobs,

maybe lunchbox didn't get on prices right. I don't think that that's it, but it is one. I do have another thing here. Ray, would you play this voicemail, please? How do we know that lunchbox did not get on there? Because he can't tell you even if he did. Beginning of the year, we were going to see lunchbox on the price is right. Now, I also think that's a theory.

Because if you get on, you're not supposed to say. Yeah, but we had an agreement. Papa New Guinea. We had an agreement. But there could have been terms in the NDA that he signed that you can't even allude to you getting on the show. But don't you think immediately I'd come in here and tell you guys? Not if you were told in a legal dog. document.

You don't think I would send Bobby a message. You'd be like, hey, man, I got on the prices right, but you know, you don't think I would communicate that with you? Not if the NDA said

you can't communicate that. You think I'm involved too? Like I know and I'm pushing. Does he understand what an NDA is? Great question. What do you think NDA means? No. You good point because I don't know

this is a super familiar term. No documents. No documents. No documentation. Ahold. Allowed? Yeah. No documentation allowed.

Yeah, that's good. No, it's a non-disclosure agreement, which made you can't talk about it. Oh, I didn't, I don't know that I signed that. What did you sign? Do you know what you signed? Did you sign something? No, I signed my social security number when you sign up in that little computer. You gave him your full social security number? Yeah, when you...

Oh, you're for sure hacked. That wasn't even real. That wasn't even the real show. It was a full scam show. Just to take a step. No, no. When you sat under the tent, you had to put your name, your address, your social security number. So you did not get on the show. No. Okay. That's what I'm telling you. I don't know. You're kind of smiling a little bit, though. Look at him. He's smiling.

I would have told Bobby. You don't think I would have hit Bobby up? But if you told Bobby and you're not supposed to say anything, then Bobby's also not going to say anything. So you think I'm complicit? You could be. You could be playing dumb right now for sure. You're playing all of us.

Whatever, man. I don't think he got on the show from what I know. I also don't. He's smiling. Why is he half smiling? Hey, I smiled when you guys talked to me the other day and I was like, That was at my number? And I was like, no.

He's kind of stammering. That's weird. Did you get on the show? I didn't get on the show. I don't understand. Like, guys, do you understand? I'm ready to book a trip back to L.A. And that's what someone would say if they got on the show and they were trying to trick us.

Send me back. You already got three free days vacation. Whoa, whoa, whoa. They weren't free. They were expensive. No, but you paid for it. Like a vacation. You would pay for your own vacation.

Does it count as vacation, though, because he did go into the studio? I'm curious. It doesn't count as vacation dates, but he got to do it like vacation. Yeah. He was in the studio far less than we were here. True. Now, that is true, but the hours were earlier. The hours were earlier over there.

Yeah, yeah. And the seven hours a day that I worked at Price is Right. That doesn't count. That wasn't work. No. Dude, I've never been so tired in my life. In your life? Then you haven't been very tired ever.

Yeah. Dude, I mean, I'll tell you, that Friday night, once it was all over with, went to my cousin, my wife's cousin's house, I slept till eight in the morning, L.A. time. That's like 10 o'clock our time. We're familiar with time zones. I have not slept that late in years. But also, you didn't have the kids, so you were able to. Right. Yeah. Did you get our prices right? No. I don't know. I don't know if I can believe them. All right. Eddie. What? $500. March 31st, you'll see me in the crowd. On April 2nd, you'll see me in the crowd. But you can see him in the crowd and then he gets called on. Before he goes on stage.

500 bucks. Did you get on the show? No. Do you want to bet? What's the bet though that I can see, I saw you on the crowd? No, if I get on stage, you get 500. You want to do it? It's not bad.

I wouldn't bet I'm one to one. Okay, but you say you didn't. I didn't get on. Wait, one of your air dates is April 2nd? That's Bobby's birthday. That's what we said. You talked about that. He did.

I didn't realize that. My bad. Yeah, yeah. And by the, so. I was like, happy birthday to you. We are going to send Amy to prices, right? To try to get on. No, we're not.

We're not sending her. Unless you got on. If you got on, we'll not send her. No. Good one. Good. You can tell us right now. Do you understand how I, I've already told you, I will be so irate if Amy gets on.

Like, it'll be wash your back territory. Oh, wash your back. He yelled to Abby, you better watch your back. And we're like, dude, you can't say that HR. he goes why. I said washerbag. That was one of my viral videos on TikTok. It was. Amy, we need to have a talk about this privately.

Well, privately, no. You don't get to be in every conversation. Oh, no. When it goes to prices right, that's my baby. You don't own prices right. That is my baby. You don't own prices right. Okay, so lunchbox might have been too hot to get on. He also might have got on.

And Amy needs to go next. No. Unless he wants to tell us that he got on. Unless it's something you want to tell us. The question is, which fictional character's death from a TV show or movie have you not gotten over? Like, you still think about it. You're like, dang, that's crazy. What fictional character's death still sits with you.

Now, this is a bit of a spoiler, so try not to go off something you watched yesterday. Try not to watch. Oh, right. It can't be a show that we're reviewing on Tuesday Reviews Day. Because I give you mine. You got three. Coming at number three is old yeller. Yeah, that was sad.

that that like tainted my childhood you're gonna shoot the dog later in life i realized that was kind of a thing especially where i grew up especially with one of my dogs i didn't i didn't learn about till later as an adult i thought the dog went to a farm yeah old yellow i didn't like that number two there was room for jack on that board a titanic oh jack yeah there was room so rose that's that a name rose you got to suck. So that has lingered. Because she lived. Yeah, of course. And she had plenty of room. Let the guy up there.

And then Glenn from the Walking Dead. That's brutal how Glenn. I like Glenn a lot. And then Negan came about. And then woppity, woppity wwap-di-wobody-waw. I don't even know what you're talking about. That's why I'm spending a lot of time with it. Ugh, that's a tough one. Those are the three fictional characters that I am like,

dang, I still think about that sometimes. Amy? I feel like, can I ask you something and you tell me if it's okay to say? What? Are you going to ask me on a microphone? Well, obviously I have, I get nervous about this kind of thing. What's the show or movie? Hunger Games.

I've never seen Hunger Games. Yeah, but so what? You're never going to watch it. Probably not. Probably not. I think because you said what it is. A lot of people die. There's one in particular, I have a hard time getting over.

Because, I mean, it's children fighting. Hunger Games, spoiler alert. For their life. Go ahead. I believe it was in Mocking Jay when, Catniss's sister Primrose Everdean dies. That got you? Oh yeah.

Got me in the book too. Well, yeah. That's what I'm talking about. In the book. Yeah. Oh, not the movie? Well, I read the books first. Got it.

Dang, Flex. We all did. Remember? We all didn't. I think you and I did. We did. Yeah, I was very, very into it. Eddie.

Oh, mine's old. So I'm not worried about a spoiler here. Is it black and white? No, almost. No, but Bambi's mom. Oh, dude. Dang. Dude, I think about that all.

the time. All the time. They're running together and then all of a sudden, Bambi's like, where's mom? Not there. It's terrible. And she never came back. We start crying.

It's brutal, dude. That's brutal. Yeah. Lunchbox? Man, there's a TV show and I don't know if I can, I don't know if I can. What's the show? B.B. Bobby Bum.

What's the show? Breaking Bad. I think you can probably say how that is. How about you just get, Mike, wait, think. The finale was over 10 years ago. Okay, it's a breaking bad spoiler here. Go ahead. Man, old Walter White, man.

Just trying to take care of his family. Yeah, and you have to say how he died, but we knew he was going to die. You knew he was going to die from the first episode. I figured. Yeah, because that show, he's a, he has cancer. Yeah. Yeah, but, yeah, that was a rough one, man. Morgan?

Yeah, I feel confident. saying this. Most people have watched Harry Potter if they're going to, but just in case, Harry Potter's spoiler. Is Harry Potter dies? No. Spoiler. I missed that part. I was about, I was about to start page one of the book.

No, Dobby dies, the house elf, and it's really sad. I cried when it happened in the movie. Oh, yeah, I remember that. Because he was given a sock and he was finally a free elf, and then he sacrifices himself. Really? Yeah. That's good, yeah. Dobby.

Dobby. You know who else I think about all the time, too? Hannah Baker. Remember Hannah Baker? What was that show called? 12 reasons why? 15 reasons why. Dude, I think about her all the time. She wasn't real.

Just how she, like... Well, that whole thing, none of the people are real. Dobby the dang elf, I ain't real, Eddie. No, I know. Or whatever he is. What do you think we're doing here? We're not picking real historical humans, and there's a lot of those. That show hit me hard.

Ray, you got any? I think about this at least once a day, and it's the biggest show in America. So much so that I never even watched any more of them. But what's the show before you... Go ahead. The biggest Netflix show ever. Stranger Things?

But can you say what it is? Oh, the... The biggest Netflix show ever is K-pop Demon Hunters. Yeah. Well, top three. Squid game? There you go. Yeah, you can't say that.

That's too new. Great. Thanks. What? I haven't seen it. I haven't seen the finish. Yeah, and he didn't tell you. A lot of people do die.

Yeah, everybody dies on that show. Like, why did you get upset? I literally stopped him from saying anything. I have a feeling I know what happens. I mean, I kind of did too, which I haven't finished. He said nothing that led to anything happening with the end of that show. And I am a plus number one squad game guy. Wouldn't you agree, Mike?

I mean, yeah, like you said, there's so many. Everybody dies on that show. A lot of deaths. Yeah. No, no, pretty much. The whole thing is one person lives out of 500 or how many people there are. Yeah? Like, everybody dies. I'll give you another one. I was shocked by it. I'm going to tell you what show I'm going to go to first in case anybody wants to change it.

But Game of Thrones. The most shocking death I've ever seen in the history, I think, of television, was Ned Stark. Because it was out of nowhere. It's the show that was so big. where they killed the main character immediately. They set up the main character and then kill them off just like that. Whoa.

And everybody's like, what? It's crazy. It's crazy. Anybody else? Marley? Yeah, we kind of felt like that dog was gonna go. Marley. Well, that's a true story, though.

Yeah, I read the book. Yeah, I'll be like Amy. Marley was real. Hey, I read the book. Yeah, how cool. That one I did it. I read it on an airplane and freaking cried. The person next to me was like, is this guy okay?

I'm crying like crazy. That one I just saw that Jennifer Iniston movie. Yeah, Marley and me. What about my girl? Oh my gosh. Dagger. That was. Thomas Jay, right?

That was his name. Which one? Yeah, that one was rough. Little boy? Well, Thomas Jay. But I'm not going to be like Eddie and be like, I think about this every day. I didn't say every day all the time. You can't see with those glasses?

Whatever. all the time. Eddie's like, not a minute goes by and I'll think about Thomas Jay. Hannah Baker. Like, you know

how I think about all the time? Hannah Baker. Anna Baker. We're like, dude, that's creepy. That's weird. She was in high school.

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Never, never going to get it. Not this time. No, you're not going to get it. Never, never, never, never, never going to get it. Okay, let's go over to Nick in Ohio who's on right now. Hey, Nick, good morning. Good morning. Hope you having a great day. I'm going to ask the question, and you answer it by yourself first. You'll have three chances to win this game.

So I'm going to ask the question again. You pass by dozens of these every day. and the average one is 24 years old. What am I talking about here? Now, Nick, where are you from in Ohio, by the way? Hocking Hills area. Oh, man. I used to summer there. I used to summer there.

I know it well, yeah. Okay, awesome. Yep, grew up there. Yeah, awesome. Did you know John? I'm not too sure who you're talking about. Yeah, okay, anyway. You know him if you know him.

All right. I know some, John. Yeah, that's him. That's him. That's him. That's him. All right, chances are you pass by dozens of these every day, and the average one's about 24 years old. So we got Nick from Hawking Hills, which is near Columbus, by the way, if you guys aren't familiar with the area.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right, Nick? That is correct, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm trying to think of a good answer for this one. All right. Right at the road, Lancaster. We just spend a little time in Lancaster as well.

Yeah, great area. Yeah, that's correct. Yep. chances are you pass by dozens of these every day the average one's about 24 years old nick now you get three chances so your answer here if you miss it it's okay what do you got um let's go with a restaurant a restaurant fair answer uh not the right answer though so buzz them out there now you're gonna get to go and team up with two members of the show because they've all written down answers so you got amy lunchbox Morgan and eddie you get to pick two and if they get it right, you get it right. So who would you like to team up with, Nick? You say two of them? Yep.

Amy, Lunchbox, Morgan, and Eddie. Let's go with Eddie and Lunchbox. Great pick, man. Great pick. I'm feeling real good. Guy feels a little sexist, but you know what? That's all right. Well, take it.

That's part of it, you know? Amy, he didn't pick you. I know. And I don't know if mine falls in the same category as a restaurant, but. Well, he wasn't right, though. I know. But I have to go with what I've written down, right? Chances are you pass by dozens of these every day.

The average one's about 24 years old. What you put? Starbucks. Good answer. That is kind of like a restaurant. I know. That's why I said. Yeah.

Like it might not be that because coffee shop. Okay. Coffee shop restaurant. Not the same as a restaurant. Right. Cousins. Restaurant adjacent. But you can just tell it's wrong.

Morgan, what do you have? I think I went too literal on this one. I don't know that I want to see my answer. Got to say it. What did you write down? I wrote down a tree. Wait, what? You pass by so many trees and the average one is probably about 24 years old. That's actually not bad.

That's actually not a bad guess. I feel like most trees are older than that. I don't know. You also felt like it was Starbucks. Yeah. And you were wrong. I don't know that's wrong. It's a restaurant.

Morgan, that's actually a good guess. It's not restaurant. Starbucks, I don't, I feel like it's a coffee shop, but it's considered a restaurant. No, it's a coffee shop. It has food. Right. Are all restaurants coffee shops just because they have coffee? Hey, fair question.

Exactly. All right. Oh, you're both wrong. Wow. Oh, this is tough. You're both wrong. Oh, Eddie, I can't wait to hear what you have, man. I'm about to get this right for this dude.

All right, chances are you pass by dozens of these every day. The average one is 24 years old. Lunchbox, what do you have? Stoplight. A stop light. Yep. Stoplight, 24 years old. They replace them every so often, but not that often.

24 years. Four years. I mean, see, I thought the same thing. 24 years is the average. So it could be way older and it could be newer. Yes, that's the average, yeah. And so I, too, put traffic light. No way!

Are you serious? I got it right now. So maybe that is it. Wow. Is that it? That is not it. Oh, oh. Wow.

Well, that's shocking. Boom. Nick is over two. Okay. Now, Nick, here's the final chance for you to win here. They're going to write their answers down again. They all get to rewrite an answer down. And now you get to pick if any of them gets it right or they all get it wrong.

It's up to you. Do you think any of them will get it right? I do not. Okay, so if any of you get it right, Nick loses. Yeah, that's the plan. He lost all his faith in us. He came up real quick on us. He, like, abandoned us.

Can you read it one more time just so I have it right? I've read it like eight times. I know, but sometimes you may emphasize another word. Chances are you pass by dozens of these every day. And the average one is about 24 years old. What are they? I got it. Nick's done.

Average. Feel pretty confident? Real confident. Dozens of these every day. Chances. Average. They. Okay, I'm in.

You're so stupid. Are? Is. All right. Everybody good? Nick, you can change your mind. They're very, Eddie feels confident.

Very confident. I'm feeling really good. This is part of his thing. No, it's not. Nick, do you feel like you want to change your mind? Because right now you're thinking none of them get it. You know,

you know, I want to change my mind on this. They feel pretty confident. So now you're getting. I believe in them. Oh, boy. Nick just took the bait. There he did. There he did.

We always say that, Nick. Eddie, let's be not confident. Are you confident? Absolutely. Okay. 100% I'm confident. Are you confident? Oh, I'm really confident.

I feel really good about this. Girls? No. No. All right. Nick, if they get it, you win. If they don't, you don't. Amy.

Gas station. That's good, Amy. Do they have food in a gas station? That's a restaurant. It's not a restaurant. No. Okay, got it. Gas station.

Not correct. Okay. Nick is down to three. Oh, Morgan. Morgan, now you didn't think you had it either. What do you have? That's ironic that both of us didn't think we had it because I also had gas station.

That's raw. All right, lunchbox? Billboard. Billboard. Yeah. Eddie? I had gas station written down, but I scratch it out. Okay.

So I am going with mailboxes. Guys, mailboxes. Some can be so old. And what is the house is brand new? That's a new mailbox. So we have billboards and mailboxes. Okay, Nick, so you think they're going to get it. I'll let you change your guess again.

After hearing their guesses, do you think, because if they get it, you get it. But I'll let you change your guess. Maybe you can stick with it and have faith in them. I want to change it. Let's change it again. After hearing the answers, let's change it again.

I will tell you it is not mailboxes. Oh, what's my billboards? You know what it could be? Billboards are still in the mix. If it's not Billboard. Nick, you got Bill, he's already, lunchbox is already giving up on Billboard. So you're right, it's not billboards.

The answer is telephone polls. Telephone polls. So you all suck, but Nick wins. A massive prize of crap from the back. All kinds of stuff. I got a bunch of records on my desk. Both off. I'm going to send them.

Stupid. All kinds of stuff. Nick, congratulations for playing. Good job. Change your answer like eight times. But in the end, you won. That's right. And that's all that matters.

That's all matters. It's the end result. That's right. And Nick, stand hold. We get all your information. Thank you for listening, ma'am. I appreciate it. All right, bye.

It's time for the good news. With lunchbox. Stay at home at something good. Last year, 10-year-old Maggie Lewandowski was at home with her dad, Greg, when he has a stroke. And her being a Girl Scout, she calls 911, listens to him the instructions the paramedics give her over the phone, keeps him stable until they arrive, saves his life. He's since recovered. And the Girl Scouts honored her this week with a method. of honor. It's the highest honor a Girl Scout can receive and only 25 Girl Scouts in the whole

United States receive that medal this year. You know, what's cool about that is I think there'll be the reward process and she'll feel the love from it and it will probably because people love to feel loved for the reason they feel loved and it will probably inspire her to do something in that area. Yeah, that'd be cool. Like if you're always told, like for me, I was always funny. Now, I think I got funny because I got beat up a bunch. But it was like, you're funny, you're funny or you're smart.

And it was like, okay, well, then I got to do something. This is it. Like, I was, like, rewarded for that. It wasn't like you were strong or you'd be an athlete. What were we told, guys? Yeah, I don't remember. But I'm just saying, whatever you were told, you tend to go toward because it feels good. That's why if a parent, let me give you some parenting advice.

I've been at this for a while now. Please. If you just tell your kid over and over what they're really great at, they gravitate toward it. Write that down, guys. Put that in your book. So I'm going to go home and tell my kid, you're really. good at being a doctor. You're really, I was thinking, you can't be so specific. A massage therapist. Oh. Oh, facials. You're really good at facials. Facials. And you need to practice

on me. If your kid is like unloading and unloading the dishwasher. And they don't do that good job at it. You're like, man, you do a really good job. Unload and load the dishwasher. You want to talk about the next few dishwashers being loaded? Oh, they're going to do it like proudly. It's their thing. I don't know if that works on it. I just kind of made that up. I'll let you guys I'm going to start testing some of my theories out on, you know, when we have a kid. So I'm just writing these down. All right, that's a good story, though. 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. Touchbox. More game two. Because of Steve Red, Havit's trying to put you through. Mike is writing this week's next bit. Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Vaughn's story.

Right, over to Amy with the morning. The morning corny. How do cups greet each other? How do cups greet each other? With mugs and kisses. Okay. That was the morning corny. Ramundo, would you play pie the voicemail number two, please?

I've listened to the podcast for the last three years straight. And I have to say that that was absolutely the worst morning corny. ever, but I'm dying, laughing, listening to it. Also, side note, Bobby, could you give me your top 10 Bobbycast to listen to? Because I have a new job where I have a lot more time and want to listen to more of those. Thanks, bye. I'll do that off to the side, the top 10 Bobbycast. But the morning corny that was the worst ever, that was a couple days ago.

Which one was that? I feel like it was the one I literally just did. No. Right there? That wasn't the worst. No, that wasn't the worst. It was bad. Money was the worst.

Not bad. Yeah, we had one the other day and we were like, that goes down the hall of fame. Really? The pencil. Go ahead. Number two. Number A and B or whatever. Oh, 2A, 2B.

2B or not 2B. That's what it was. Yeah, I still don't understand it. Yeah. Because there's other types. What does a pencil do in the bathroom? Number two. Oh.

Dang. That's way better. Okay. Well, there's different pencil jokes, you know? Like, what do you want to do? Nothing. Nothing. You just keep being new.

All right, there you go. Do we close that out, Ray, already? That was the morning corny. Lobby bone show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Los Angeles, California. A man had an expired license plate, and he's like, man, I don't want to get pulled over,

and I don't want to pay to renew my license plate. I know what I'll do. Got a piece of paper, drew out a new license plate, perfectly perfect penmanship. That'll work. Slapped it on the back of the car and drove around L.A. But then a high-raged patrolman. Woo! Hey man, you got a fake license plate on there.

No, he doesn't. It's written perfectly. And the cop did say, I got to give them A for creativity, but I got to give them a ticket for breaking the law. Any reason why I didn't have a license plate? Just lazy. I was expired and he didn't want to pay to renew it. Yeah, no, no, no warrants or anything. Yeah, yeah, no.

I mean, it sounds like somebody on our show won't get their license renewed. Somebody familiar, yeah. My license plates are legal. No, your license. Driver's license. Right. well, I'm not carrying like a when I print it out

and fludge the letters. Like I'm not you know, like I'm not a fraud. But you are a criminal. On the run. Which is, yeah, yeah, on the loose. All right. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

All right, here's a voicemail from last night. Me and my wife are putting our Christmas trees up because it's what she wanted to do. And is this not just way too early to put the Christmas tree up? When do you guys put yours up? When do you guys put yours up? When do you take them down? I'm guessing ours will be up and from now until February.

All the show, thanks. It's, you know, end of October. It's early. I did see people in our neighborhood Christmas lights up already. Same Zies. You did? Yeah.

You sure they're not Halloween lights? Positive. They're not purple and orange. Orange and black. Positive. Oh, boy. What do you think? I mean, it seems really for me.

Like, I do more of November 1st, November 2nd. So. That's only a couple. Right. It's like a week. Yeah. I get it. Like, for me, it's something like,

Okay, Halloween has passed. Let's let that have its moment. And then we roll into Christmas. But it doesn't bother me if other people do it. Yeah, I think your wife wants to do it, even if you think it's ridiculous. Yeah. I think you just do it. It brings a lot of people joy.

Because just get it over with, is what I would say. Mostly about whatever season greetings brings, it's like you're going to have to do it anyway. Just freaking do it. But some people are pretty passionate about how it should not be done until after Thanksgiving. And they invest way too much time on things that don't matter. People like that. That's what I say. This is like, dude, just do it.

Because you know you can have to do it anyway. Who gives a crap? And why even, this is not even a fight. Picky battles. This ain't one. And you got to do the work anyway. So go with the tree. Next time, what you should do is start at,

try to put it up in like September. Just get ahead of it. Like I was thinking, every year you want to go up earlier. Why don't we just put it up in September? And then she's going to be like, no, that's way too early. That's crazy. That's how you do that stuff. I've been learning that.

We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. Bobby Bones. The Bobby Bone Show theme song, written, produced, and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram at Reed Yarberry. Scoobie Steve, executive producer, Ray Mundo, head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones.

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