The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 1: What's Wrong With People: Fight At Kids Baseball Game! + Listener Coaches Lunchbox To Get Money From Accident + Famous Historical Quotes Game

Episode Date: January 21, 2026

A fight broke out during a travel baseball tournament resulting in three arrests and two injuries, one involving a baseball umpire and his dad. We talked about if we are seeing this more lately at our kid's games. A listener calls in to share her story of an accident she was in 5 years ago that caused her a lot of grief. Lunchbox takes notes on how he can use her story to get him money in his situation. Raymundo plays us a famous quote from history and we have to name who said it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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He is not going to get away with this. He's going to get what he deserves. We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe, on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everyone? I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever.

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

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

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and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What's up everybody? Welcome to Wednesday show. More in the studio. Morning. I want to go over and talk to Sherry, who lives in Florida. Hey, Sherry, you're on the show. Good morning, studio.

Morning. I was just calling to comment about lunchbox's accident. I have to admit lunchbox. A lot of times I disagree with you, but I think you are being for real here. I was in a bad accident like five years ago where I was at a complete stop and was rear-ended by an F-150 pickup, going like 55 miles an hour. my car was like an accordion anyway so it was bad so this is five years ago and to this day I have anxiety especially on the interstate when you're cruising along 7580 and all of a sudden

everybody's slamming on their brakes and you have to come to a complete stop and I find myself just holding my breath and looking at my river mirror going please don't hit me please don't hit me and even just this weekend I drove four hours north to visit my family for the weekend for my dad's birthday had those experiences the whole way up and the whole way down. Every time traffic slowed down to a stop, I find myself tensed up and looking in the rearview mirror. So Lunchbox, I believe you, it's a real thing. And unfortunately, five years later, I'm still dealing with it.

Well, Sherry, I hate that for you. The thing that Lunchbox said, and if you hadn't heard, lunchbox got into an accident, it wasn't his fault. Somebody re-ended him. Hit him pretty hard. And he said, ah, my back hurts a little bit. Went to the emergency room. They gave you some muscle relaxers.

then he started to say things like he couldn't even see a highway without pain and suffering. Yeah, you get those feelings, like she said, I guess it's called anxiety. I didn't know the word to describe it, but you do, you feel uncomfortable in your insides. And it's like, oh, man, you kind of tense up. And so that's the word. I guess I've never experienced that anxiety. And so it is a scary thing. And I don't know if that's ever going to go away.

Here she is. I'm sorry, five years later. I don't want to have to deal with that. I'm hopefully, maybe I need to go see someone. Maybe they have someone that can make me, you know, unlearn that behavior. But right now, it's just deep down inside of me. How much money do you think you're owed to help this anxiety go away? I would say 40, 50K would make it go away.

You think so? That's the magic number? You had to shoot higher and then settle on that. Or 100K. You know, I mean, 100K would be like, I mean, that would for sure let me sleep at night because I am waking up in the middle of night because of my dream. What's it like when you wake up? Oh, like, I'm like, oh my gosh.

Like, I think it's another wreck. You know what I mean? Like, you have those dreams over and over. And so I would really say they're nightmares. Oh, wow. Yeah. And, like, I mean, it's probably twice a night. I shoot up in bed.

Sherry, did you get compensated for this accident? It did not. I probably should have retained an attorney and done something about it. But I didn't. The person that hit me did have insurance. So it totaled my car. So it did, you know, cover that. But I was in physical therapy for over six months with back and neck issues.

Did you ever wake up in the middle of the night, like, oh, like come out of your sleep? No, that did not happen. And it's not so much driving through town, but it's just big time when I'm on the interstate. I live in southwest Florida. And so driving north, always through Sarasota area. There's like a 20 mile stretch. There's no construction. There's no car accident.

You flame on your brakes and you go like zero to 20 for a while. And I just, I start having anxiety every time I get to that point. And sure enough, it just happened Friday. And you just, you look in your rearview mirror and you tense up and you feel like you can't breathe. And it's ridiculous. Yeah, I do. And I mean, we have friends that live right like at that exit. And I told them, I don't know when the next time I'm going to be able to go to your house.

Because the accident happened right. there and I'm just going to be thinking about it. You can take a back road. It's about, I'm not putting words in your mouth. Go ahead. Amy, you just that easy. Amy, don't, don't just diminish our anxiety. You're right.

I don't want to. I go through something very serious and you're just, Sherry. You got it, got it. And Amy, I was like it's something to joke. It's the one caller he remembers her name. He never remembers a single caller's name. This one he's got. Because I relate so much to her.

I feel it. Yeah, yeah. I think the more she speaks, the more she gives him an idea of what to say. She's writing the story right now for him. Yeah, because I believe Sherry. Yeah, for sure. I do.

And, like, I hate that for Sherry that she said to go through so much, especially going to physical therapy for all that time. Yeah, what if, I have to go to physical therapy. I'm thinking, you know, I got to go a chiropractor probably, my back, make sure everything's all right. Ditch the word probably. Like, if you're going to commit, commit. No, no, I'm saying.

You can't even look at a road without getting anxious. It's really nerve-wracking. Like, if you just say the word pavement, he flinched. See? Don't say that anymore, dude. That's terrible. Sherry, thank you for calling. I'm sorry that happened to you, but you know, you and lunchbox have something in common. You have a deep bond. There you go. Okay. I'm praying for you, Sherry.

Thank you. You never say that. You never say that. You never remember a caller's name. Now all of a sudden you're Mr. Religion? No, I am, I am Catholic and this is a very serious situation. She's, how many years later, and she's still dealing with it, and I don't want that to be me, so maybe she'll pray for me in return. I bet she will. Oh, she'll. Oh, she's. She's still there. You guys take care. All right. Go Hoosiers. Hey, they already won.

I know. Okay, all right, just making sure. All right, Sherry. See you later. Thank you. Bye-bye. Lee Bryce found his dog. Oh, thank goodness. So the story yesterday we talked about was his dog, his pregnant dog, was gone.

And so it's like, hey, anybody's seen this dog, and they look for it. And there was possibly a video from somebody's ring cam that saw the dog. And then Lee Bryce had posted, hey, here's the dog. She has a broken leg. So, but she's back, and here's the clip of that. Hey, y'all, just giving you one more update. Here she is. In her bed, her little leg is broken, but she's going to fix that.

She's so happy to be home. I'm so happy to have her home. Thank you all so much for all y'all did. Texting in and everybody on social media and all that. I'm just so glad I did that. That is such a relief. when your dog is found from somebody who's had people like save my dog when it's running around and they're like, this dog doesn't need to be on a highway and grab her.

So I'm sure he's super relieved. But yeah, that's an update there. I'm happy to share that because most times that ain't the case. I know. Especially pregnant. And I thought if, you know, having had dogs that have had babies, when a dog's about to give birth, it goes and finds like a warm spot and delivers the babies and who knows. What kind of dog is she?

Like a lab? like a chocolate lab. So, awesome news. So that's update number one. Update number two, and I didn't know if we'd do this update because Eddie said he was never going to talk about his fast. I got in trouble by the pastor, dude.

I was told not to talk about it, but I'm like, I started talking about it. I kind of wanted to talk about it again. We were all good. If you just wanted to do it in the eyes of the Lord. And now here we are. He was like, I need to update you guys. I feel like you guys want an update of how I did.

We're good. You sure? Are you sure? Go ahead. Get on the street corner. Tell us. You're dying to tell us, hey, here's a bullhorn. I won't even talk about the spiritual part of it, right?

I'll just talk about the hard four days of just water fast. That was tough, boys. Okay. That was tough. So you got through four full days of no food. I did coffee, water, and dude, I tried the wine, but I'm going to be real with you. Like, as soon as I took a sip of that wine, my stomach burned like it was on fire. So I was like, I really can't do the wine.

When was it the hardest? Friday, the second day. That's when I started getting pains. like pains and like I'm hungry and then everyone like that's when they got chick fillet that's when you know it's Friday it's pizza night I'm like I had to go upstairs did you get headaches yes I started to get headaches and then I got dizzy on Sunday on Sunday I got dizzy and I'm like I'm going to need a little something so I got bone broth which is I guess still liquid water but I needed something he just said all I had was water coffee couldn't have wine and now he's like

okay fine I had soup it's not really soup don't get a twisted with like chicken noodles soup I had a stew it was just the broth bone broth has a significant amount of protein which is okay I needed that I needed that yeah yeah yeah I think you should listen to your body listen to your body and you got through three days

before you had to do anything I think it's great before I had to bone broth it yeah when you were really hungry what did you do I prayed did it work I thought we weren't talking about the spiritual side I asked him the question I mean, I just, you know, close my eyes. What day are you on? Dude, I'm on what, eight? And what are you eating now?

Now I'm on a Daniel fast is what it's called. I'm a fruits, veggies, and nuts. We're getting spiritual again. Well, that's okay. That could be my friend Daniel. You don't know. I asked you. I asked you.

So, and the goal is 20 days? 20 days, yeah. Do you feel good? Yeah, I feel great. Like, my mind feels clear. I feel great. I miss the meat. Dude, I'm just realizing I really love food.

You miss the meat? You're just realizing you love food. You're like the most food guy up here. Dude, I know, but like, and I kept telling myself, like, you know what? If this thing keeps, like, working out, like. Maybe you just won't eat again? Maybe that's just going to be my diet for the rest of my life. No chance.

No chance. I know it's only been six days, seven days? Eight days. He said eight. Eight. Have you lost any weight? I don't know. Are your pants fitting different?

Yes, very loose on the buttocks. Then how can you say you don't know? Because I haven't stepped on a scale. Well, yeah, but I mean, clothes is an indicator. You can tell. And you're going for 20 days. 20 days, baby. Are you layering anything else in post-Daniel diet?

Or is it just Daniel diet the rest of the way? Daniel diet all the way to the end. We're proud of you. Thank you, man. I'll probably ask for an update at some point next week. And I'm not on the street corner yelling. Kind of because you hit me out, but you're like, ask me about this. Okay, but this time around, you're going to be the one asking.

Yeah, unless he says, hey, ask me about this. And then I'll do it again. But you're doing it. I'm in it. And you haven't cheated. Nope. If you lie, you could have. Other than the bone broth, which I felt like I had to tell you.

guys because it wasn't just water. Okay. There's the update for everybody asking about Eddie's fast. Hello, Bobby Bones. Last week, I wanted to hop on the 2016 Instagram trend. So I asked my wife to go through her photos. And so I did. She was fine with it. While going through photos, I noticed that she had a folder that has pictures of attractive celebrities. It's named Hot Celebbs with a fire emoji. I asked her about it. And she was like, yeah, it's just saving pictures of guys that she finds attractive that are celebrities. I trust my wife, but I'd be lying if I said it did not mess with my head a little. And I'm not mad. I'm just suddenly aware that I do not look like Chris Hemsworth. Am I being overly sensitive? Is this normal? Not the hottest in the folder.

That's how he signs it. I think there's something to it that it's not dudes that work at her office. If there were dudes, if art that worked at her office or Frank that worked her office was in this folder, it would definitely be different. Oh yeah, for sure. She was collecting non-celebs or just like random people she sees online, like Instagram. Or people that text her pictures. If she's like doing dirty pictures with dudes, I think that's different. Yeah, but to address this question of is this normal, no? No. What's normal though? Not this. Not this. I don't know anybody that has that. I think if she also had some females in the folder, it would be a bit different. Like, I keep inspiration photos for clothes.

I've talked about that. Like, I see a dude wearing something cool. Yeah, but yours is obviously, it's like J. Crew. I take a screenshot of the dude, though, even if it's a dude that's famous. You should start cropping their heads out. I don't care. I don't think this means she's cheating on you in any way whatsoever. I don't think it's normal, but it's just so different than if it were somebody that she actually knew.

That would be weird. Like your best friends in there. And I think the fact that she wasn't sensitive about it. That when you approached her, she wasn't defensive because she had nothing to hide. She was like, yeah, it's just something fun that I do. Yeah, no, I'm definitely not equating it to cheating at all whatsoever. But it is interesting. Sort of like, what is it like when we were kids and we hung posters on our wall?

Yeah, except she's an adult. She's married. Like, I like the people on my posters. So am I being overly sensitive if he's asked. I understand why you're sensitive about it. I just don't think she's up to no good. Yeah, I wouldn't think she's cheating, but I would think something's off.

It's weird. It is a little weird. I would be like, this is so weird. Maybe she texts her friend's pictures of good looking dude celebrities. I don't know. If she's not cheating, if there's nothing possibly that is relationship running, I just don't think it's such a big,

issue that you make her feel bad about it or make her stop doing it. Maybe you have you a little folder in your phone. And you guys compare. The fact that she wasn't defensive and that it's not dudes that you know, I think that makes all the difference. So I'm going to say you're not being overly sensitive because it is weird, but I don't think she's up to no good. And I think if she's not up to any bad, I think that's fine.

I think it's fine. Yeah. Yeah. It's tough, though. I get it. If my wife had a whole folder of like Hemsworth and Harry Styles. And what was the title of the folder? Hot celebs with a fire emoji. Like, is a folder necessary?

Like, you just like, you can't get to them all at once unless you put them in a folder. Okay, okay. Yeah, I'm like, is she manifesting something? I know. You know, I would talk to her about it a little, but without making your defensive. Like, why does she find out some more, but I don't think it's, I don't think it's anything worth being concerned over. If you do find a friend from work, then that's a concern. Yeah, how about it, buddy?

Sorry that happened to you. All right, close it up. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're 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, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment,

and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to the Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of The Girlfriends,

Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target.

He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the Girlfriends. Trust me, babe. on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings.

I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know,

The cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast

to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits, teams look for to the best. biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. Southwest Flight went viral because there was a wedding on the plane.

So everybody on the plane was an unwilling guest. and some people liked it. Some people didn't. But here's a clip of the wedding. So I don't know why they got married there, but some of the people on the flight complained. Do you feel like you'd be annoyed if people got married on your flight?

No. No. What's wrong with people? There's plenty in life to complain about. This is not one of it. I mean, did it take up? Is that the amount of time it took up or did it take up? It took a little more than that.

But I just played some of that, the end of it. Okay. Yeah, I'm not going to be annoyed. If I wanted to nap or do whatever, I would just have to set my feelings aside. That's the only thing. that I think if I were really trying to take a nap and they were doing that. But then that's not worth being that upset about.

Right. Some people were upset. Like I said, people complained. Eddie? I mean, yeah, what are you going to do? Watch a movie. It's interrupting your movie. Like, dude, this is great.

Flights are so boring. Like, anything to kind of entertain me a little bit, that'd be cool. Would you even wake up, lunchbox? Probably wouldn't wake up, but all the clapping, the noise, let's say you get to go to the bathroom. They're blocking the aisle. You know what I mean? Like, it could be. Oh, you think it's safety hazard.

Yes. Like it's pretty annoying and like did this person, did they have to set this up ahead of time? Like, hey, we need an ordained flight attendant on the flight. Like, come on. Do it somewhere else. So that part's bothering you that they, they planned it. That TikTok is Katrina Bedowski. The worst tourist spot in America. What do you think it is? Worse tourist?

So this company has now listed the worst destination that people go to. to see in it. Time Square. Yeah, time square. It kind of sucks. You need to see it once at night though. Sure. And then once you've seen it. Yeah, you don't want to even want to go back near it. Yeah. No, not number one. I didn't give you guys any time to think about this. I'm going to, I got a guess. I'm going to go with Statue of Liberty. It's cool to see. I've never, I've never been to it. Like, neither have I. But like, every time I think about it, I'm like, what are we going to do? Just get on that island and see it and then go back. I don't know. I've driven by. I thought it was kind of cool. I'm on a boat kind of close to it.

Lunchbox? Skid Row. Is that a tourist spot? That's just for everybody. No. That's not a tourist. Oh, I mean,

you go through it, but I don't know that they have. It's not a tourist stop. That's why I'd be the worst spot. No. Uh-uh. Oh, oh, the strip in Vegas.

No, that's the best. Don't ever. That's fun, Amy. That's like talking about his mom. He's like, what are you doing? He got offended at that one. Okay.

So this thing ranked 2.67 out of 10, which reflects its underwhelming visitor experience. It is, and this is, It's garbage. The White House. It's the Walk of Fame in Los Angeles. Oh.

Oh, yeah, yeah. It is garbage. Mostly because of how unsafe and dirty it is around it. And also, it's just stupid. You just look down and you... Yeah. And a lot of those people you never even heard of. No, that's true.

They ain't even that famous. I don't know that person. Yeah. If you're over there, you look down, but it ain't worth going to. And then, like, dirty Spider-Man comes up to you and tries to get a picture. Time score as well. That too. Sean Penn, 65 years old.

there was a picture that went public of him and his girlfriend, she's 30. Oh, the math is helpful on that. So 35 years apart. Yeah, weird that one out for me. What do you think? She's way taller than him, too. Oh, because he's short. Looks like she's with her young old child.

Like he looks like an old man, but he's like a child with her. Yeah, no. This, nope. You're looking at them? Yep. And you think no. I'm thinking the girl is out with her dad. Yeah.

Yikes, he's aged, huh? Well, he's 65. And I think every time I see him in anything, he's smoking. Yes, true. Like in anything. It's like him and Dave Chappelle. If you see them, they're smoking. But yeah, he's 65, they're 30.

They were photographed holding hands. Do you think that someone who's 30 years old and is dating someone like that? Do you think that's ever just born out of finding something in common in love? Is it born out of that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that generally speaking, these women have been attracted to older men for maybe a while. Like the Catherine McPhee? Yeah, I think.

And she's always liked older men, I believe, if I recall her story correctly. Yeah, she's with David. David Piano. Hadid's dad. Yeah. David Foster. Foster, yeah. She's, he is 35 years older.

So the same there. I guess. What about Bill Belichick's girlfriend? She dated an old dude before she got with this old dude. That Sean Pinn looks a little bit more like together than Belichick. She just moved on. You don't want to touch the Belichick? Like, if you compare Sean Pinn and Belichick, they are a different vibe.

Oh, yeah. Belichick is 49 years older than his girl. Right. 49? That's wild. Like, if there's a baby born today, lunchbox, it still wouldn't match your age to that baby. I mean, they probably like older. That makes it really weird.

In like five years, four or five years, that baby that's born you would date later. Oh, that's crazy. I mean, you wouldn't actually date the baby. You just wait until you were old. No, I understand. But that just seems so crazy. Yeah, Belichick, 73 and Jordan Hudson, 24. I just think we talked about it.

I know we've talked about it a lot, but I think if we saw it in person, we'd be like, well, this is crazier if you saw it with your own eyeballs. I just always go to like, why? I did. I saw them together. Yeah, Super Bowl. You're right. It felt like a cartoon. But when you say 40, like, when you just say Jordan Hudson and Bill Belichick, I'm like, oh, that is weird.

But when you say 49 years, oh. What are we saying? No, I just always go to how do they meet, you know? They say on an airplane. On a Southwest flight. I know that's there. But like, you know, Sean Penn and his girl, how does that get together? A lot of those women, I don't know about this one, they, they, like, are in those circles.

They date a bunch of old. Yeah, they just go around. It looks like she's an actress and a model. Yeah. So, ooh, she was in Emily and Paris. Leanne Rhymes got that blood plasma replacement. We've talked about that where they remove it. Eliminate stuff and put it back in.

Oh. She says like an oil change for your blood. We've talked about this on the show before where they literally take the blood out of you. Spin it. Remove all the bad stuff and then put the blood back in you. So what keeps you, like, what's in you while? Well, they don't take all the blood out of you. Oh, okay.

They don't drain you completely. Because like an oil change, they take all the oil out of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But this your new body. You got to have some blood. Wait, what's it called? It is called blood plasma replacement. I don't know the price of it.

We probably look that up. But she explained the procedure removes and replaces to help eliminate harmful substance from the body comparing it to an oil change. And said she also received stem cell treatment that left her with temporary flu-like symptoms. She opted for the treatment after placing heavy demands on her body through filming and performing, stressing her passion, da-da-da-da-da-da. But the cost of it... Oh, wow.

It can be... It's about $2,000 per session. Okay. I don't know how many you have to do. And how do you know you get... Let's say you're going for a session. Okay, that would be $2,000 to pay for it. And you go back again.

How do they grab blood they didn't get the last time? Right. It's not like they can go into the foot and just get the foot blood. Right, because they didn't empty you out. Yeah. You get all the blood. They should find a way to empty you out, though. That would be the way to do that for sure.

What are you looking at over there? Well, I'm thinking like, okay, so PRP, I've had that. Ray gets that on his scalp. Yeah. And that's what can be $500 to $2,000. And then there's a, which I think there's probably more of what Leanne is getting about $5,000 per session, but they sell bundles. Oh, well, if we got on discount, sign me up.

Yeah, Bogo. Oh, hers different than the one that I like that. Well, I think hers is probably just a little bit more. Because like PRP. Packages of sessions can cost tens of thousands of dollars. $24,000 for three sessions. Oh. Therapeutic plasma exchange, yeah? Ah, man.

I saw the picture, and it's weird. Like, the liquid's, like, clear. Like, she was holding the bag with all the plasma or whatever, and it's not red, like, blood. Huh. It looked like, like urine. What if that was the racket? They were just putting urine back in. That's how you found.

Oh, man, what a scandal that would be. That'd be like Theranos. If you could go back in time to any time, but you only got one hour. to be in this place. Where would you go for one hour? You have time machine, one hour it expires. If you're not back on the bus, it leaves you. It's like back in the day.

If you're not on the bus when we leave, we're out of here. So you're not back in the time machine in one hour. You get left there forever and it sucks. Where do you go for one hour? Like where my brain went first. What was it bad? Well, literally where my brain went first was when my dad was asking my mom for forgiveness when she was dying.

That was pretty crazy. Maybe because for you, that was a moment of forgiveness. Well, it was really cool to witness. My sister and I were both there and it was like, wow. Yeah. But I don't, I mean, if I'm there for one hour, I mean, we were all hanging out. And then it was right before my mom lost consciousness. Last time you're all together.

Oh, my God. Yeah. And my parents got divorced when I was nine. And like, you all. always wanted them to get back together and then it's like here we are all in this room. Yeah, I know. That was really dark, but I'm just being honest. That's right where I went back.

And so maybe, maybe that's why. I mean, it was just one hour. Because I think it was forgiveness for you as well. You were able to maybe forgive his transgressions against your mom. Yeah, it was a good example of what that can look like and the patients my mom had. Like, she didn't need it because she had already forgiven him herself, but it sure was nice to see and then she was still kind of a little out of it. I know that it meant a lot to her, but her response was she just put out her finger and

went to his nose and she goes, boop. That was her forgiving. That's often how I forget people. Boop, poop. Oh, wow. Forgive it. Oh, boy. So, anyway, where would y'all go?

Well, I had one two that wasn't the best. Once in like seventh grade, he was a kid at the time, he dumped ketchup on my head. in the cafeteria in front of everybody. I just sat there and took it. He took the bottle, the ketchup off, and dumped it on my head. I would go back and beat the crap out of him. Oh, got it. I would just get up and punch him in the face if I could go back to that point.

I wouldn't do it as the adult beating up a 13-year-old. No, but you would go back as a kid. Yeah, if I could go back to that place for one hour, I would even, because he was much bigger than me. Even if it would have resulted in me getting beat up, I would have punched him in the face. Just to stand up for yourself. Just to stand up for myself, because I did not stand up for myself then. think about that moment a lot because he grabbed the ketchup and I got picked on a bunch but he grabbed

the ketchup unscrew the lid put it down and dumped it on my head and I just sat there and took it and everybody in the captained he was laughing so that'd be where I would go back because it would not end the same it sucked. Yeah. Or dinosaurs I go back dinosaurs. That would that be cool. One of the two yeah. That would be real cool. Lunchbox? Oh it's easy man. Spring

1999 probably a March evening early April Anderson High School prom When I get to be crowned Prong King And I can relive that moment All over again

In front of my entire graduating class of 99 You know we're there And they say in the prom king is And I go up And I get that crown put on my head Boom That moment To go through that again

Pretty amazing That hour, that one hour That's pretty That's your peak you think I don't know my peak, but man, it's a, it's a great moment and everybody's so excited for you and you're just on top of the world. And I mean, I've only had that feeling once where they put the crown on my head. So to be able to relive that, pretty amazing. Is that a better day to you than getting

married? Yeah. Everybody gets married. Got it. Not everybody gets to be prom king. Right. Got it, got it, got it. Fewer people are prom king than get married. That's a other point there. I just wonder what meant more to you. And that problem king's incredible. Eddie? Oh, man, a few years ago, my wife and I went to Puerto Rico. Stop it. And there was an island called Flamenco Beach. And I think about this place at least once a month, maybe twice a month. And, dude, it is the most beautiful place on earth. And I'll never forget, my wife and I, we got there on a ferry. And we got on a, like a golf cart and drove to the beach. And I remember I had two beers at the beach. And everything just made sense to me, dude.

It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen and the world was just clear to me. I knew my purpose. What was your purpose? Oh, just to be a dad. Like, at that moment, it's just like, look at this world. Like, this world is here and I have four kids at home. They're not here with me right now. But I, like, when I get back, I'm going to be the best dad in the whole wide world.

And my wife was there. She looked beautiful. Dude, it was a happy moment in my life. What was it called? I'm looking it up. Flamenco Beach. How long ago? Lamenco.

It's when you were in Norfolk. way. So eight, nine years ago? Because I was doing Bear Girls. Something like that. Yeah. Ah, good for you. Dude, it was beautiful.

You'd go back to that time. I think about it all the time. Have you been back since? Nope. Nope. Never. Yeah, you got those kids. Trust me, though, dude. He was doing his dad thing.

I'm going back. Do you think about that as? Oh, it is nice looking. It's beautiful. Do you think about that as, that's when I really knew and you hold on to that? Or do you think about that as, man, those beers were good and I don't try to go back? It was just the, the beers was like, it was just, two beers and I had a perfect buzz and everything just felt perfect.

I never had a buzz, so I don't know what that is. Like I wasn't drunk, dude. I just felt great. That does look pretty. Anything else come to mind for you? Oh, you mean like more positive? I mean, like, edit? Mine wasn't great either, but mine was.

Let me see my wedding. Nope. Oh, no. I'm just kidding. Oh, maybe you're divorced. Like you're excited? No. No.

No, no. I was trying to just make a little joky joke. Well, we did take a vacation, like with, but I only remember it through pictures. Like my sister, me, my mom and my dad, like before they split up. And I would like to go back. I'm pretty sure we were probably in South Padre maybe. All I know is my dad, like I remember stories and pictures and my dad packed our blender. He traveled with our blender and he would make drinks.

Yeah, dude. You need a blender. He would make vina coladas in our hotel room. Yes. And my sister has more of a memory of it. So I would go back to that trip just like a simple. We probably road trip from Austin down to South Padre with my parents. And I would want to be there with more memory of that simple vacation.

You just remember the blender. Yeah, and like buckets and like collecting crabs. And obviously mine were virgin pinocaladas. But just, you know, that version of my dad that was like, don't forget, put the blender in the suitcase. I don't know. You can forget anything else. That's much more positive. Yeah.

We'll end of that one. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me. Clever Taylor the fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

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advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through and I know it's a place that come look for up and coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit.

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Are these all historical figures or television? What do you think it is? Look historical and historical and TV. So I would say historical and television. Okay, so one of the third ones probably TV. All right, go ahead. That's one small step for man, one giant leap for me.

I'm in. I'm in. I'm in for the win. One, two, three. Neil Armstrong. Did you say Lance Armstrong? Did you say Lance Armstrong? No.

You know I did. You said Lance Armstrong. I know. But you know I meant Neil. You can't do mint, but what did you write? I wrote Lance. Oh, Amy. But I meant Neil.

What the? This is what I'm talking about, guys. That obviously Lance Armstrong did not say that. I knew it. I knew when I was writing it. I was like, this feels. wrong but obviously it was him and then I even was like, do kids even name

or do parents even name their kids Lance anymore? Because all that went through your head? Yes. Wow. But it's a freaking meal. Can I have pleasures for fun? Well, we didn't play Lemonator style. You're good. You're still in. This is such... Make a comeback. Here we go. Next one.

I'm going to float like a butterfly and sting like a beef. I'm in for the win. I'm in. Amy. Mahmah Ali. Yeah, Mom and Ali. You guys have Mom and Ali?

Muhammad Ali. Okay, good. Yeah. Next. Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. I'm in. I'm in for the win.

One, two, three. FDR. Let's watch you said what? FDR. You knew there were initials. Yeah. I just don't know who that is. Yeah, that's John F. Kennedy.

Okay. Next. I did not have sexual relations with that woman. He's pounding that desk, huh? Not the only thing. That's not the only thing I'm pounding. Okay, I'm in. Dirty Bill. Okay.

Amy. Amy. Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton. You guys? Bill Clinton. All right. Next. Well, I'm not a crook.

I'm in. I'm in. Is this short one played again? Well, I'm in for the win. Yeah. Lunchbox. Nixon. Amy.

Richard Nixon. Eddie? I have Nixon. Yeah, me too, Nixon. All right, next. Read my lips. I'm in for the win. I'm in.

Lunchbox? That's George Bush. More specific? The younger George Bush. Oh, incorrect. What? It's George H. George.

I've had George Bush Sr. Yeah, senior XW. Yeah, not the younger one, though. So that would be... But I got it right. No, no point there. Okay, next one. That the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

I'm in. Are you played again? Yeah. That the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. I'm in for the win. Do you have anything? Yep. What do you have?

Roosevelt. Lunchbox? Oh, I got MLK. You heard Okay Eddie? I have FDR. It's FDR.

Oh, there you go. Oh, you're right, Amy. What do you think the R is in Roosevelt? Yes. What did you say? I said Roosevelt. Amy just flying blind over there. No, I'm not.

She's like, dang it. No, I'm not. Sorry. I don't like the same audio, man. Score. Bobby and Eddie have seven, Amy has six, Lunchbox has four. Okay, lunchbox is out,

Amy's out. We're now to sudden, or tiebreakers. So no names just... Ray, how many do you have left total? We got four. Okay, so we'll do three as we normally do and then the last one will be buzz in. Got it.

All right, go. I just have a different constitution. I have a different brain. I have a different heart. I have a different, you know, I get Tiger Blood, man. I'm in. One, two, three? Charlie Shane.

What do you say at the end? Tiger blood. Tiger blood. Tiger blood, man. Go ahead. Always look for the helpers. There will always be helpers. Because if you look for the helpers,

You'll know that there's hope. I'm in. One, two, three. Mr. Rogers. Okay. Next. Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall. I'm in.

Don't stare at me like that. One, two, three. Ronald Reagan. Okay. Ray, one more? Yeah, and then I can just read another one. Oh, or we could end on this one. Just play it.

We'll buzz in. Okay. Go. We choose to go to the moon. Eddie. Oh. John F. Kennedy. Is that for the win?

For the win. That's for... Our lunchbox, what do you have? I got to present to you. What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? There's a little league game in Winter Haven, Florida. It's a tournament.

A fight breaks out. Three people arrested. Two people, including the umpire, have to go to the hospital? The umpire got into a fight? Or did they start beating up the umpire? They started beating up the empire. Oh, no, no, that's terrible.

It's not good. That's terrible. And here's the news story. Three people are behind bars and two are injured after a fight broke out at a travel baseball tournament. One of the baseball team's coaches received a verbal warning from the umpire's father. A parent from that coach's team then attacked the umpire's dad, pushing him and punching him in the face. When the umpire left the field to address the fight, the warned coach then jumped in and began attacking him. Police say that coach's team cleared the dugout jumping into the fight.

The umpire got beat up. Yeah. I get parents fighting. There's got to be some sort of understood rule with American sports. Don't beat up the umpire. Like he should have immunity. Yeah, he should be protected. Yeah.

Do we have to hire bodyguards to protect all umpires at all? Did you see the club? Oh my gosh. Was it mayhem? Mayhem. It's just sprawling like from the dugout and then it's over kind of going towards a parking lot. It looks like it's going to break up. and then boom, boom, boom, beating on people.

Are you guys seeing this in your kid sports? Like early part, there are people mouthing, fighting parents and start mouthing at each other? Last year in Coach Pitch, we got an email from the league saying, listen, we have installed cameras because the abuse of umpires is unwarranted and will not be tolerated. So just know that if you are yelling in the stands, you are now on camera and you will be asked, not to return to the Little League. Wow. What about parent on parent crime or parent on anything like that in the stands? I haven't seen parent on parent yet.

I've seen parents run on the field and start yelling at the Empire. No way. I've seen that. How old? And this was Little League. So probably they were eight years old. Eight years old. Why?

Why would a parent run on a yell at it was? It was something where the kid talked back to the Empire and then the Empire said you're out of here. and the parent got up and said, no, he's not. He did not say anything to you that is disrespectful. Dude, that's crazy. I heard everything he told you. He should not be kicked out of the game. You can't talk back to the empire.

Right. And then the coach came out and grabbed the mom. Oh, it was crazy. It was crazy. And then I was at an... Did you pull your phone out? No. Oh, man, I'd have been all about that.

I did it. I was at an AAU tournament, a basketball tournament where there was police presence there. Because they're like, we've had trouble in the past and they all had guns. It was crazy, dude. It was crazy. They were like,

five cops at every court. Yeah, can you just open carry. So who knows who's got what? Yeah. I can't believe a mom ran out because the kid mouthed the empire and the empire did the kid out. You should have seen all the parents' faces. All of us had our mouths open being like, what has happened? Your team, opposite team.

Opposite team. Oh, thank God. Yeah. Oh, not our team. You're not going on. You ever get mad at games? I just say stuff. I yell.

You know, and my wife has to say like, hey, you're yelling too much. But you don't even realize, dude, when you're in the games going on and you're yelling, like, come on! That's a travel! You know? I was like, hey, just start it out. I guess unless you make it specific to the empire, you can kind of say stuff. Yeah, I think I've seen the empire or the refs turn around and tell parents like, hey, relax, I'm the ref.

Yeah. When the parents are like, that's a travel, that's a travel. Hey, man, I'm the ref. I got this. Thank you. I've seen that a lot. Tough job. You never get celebrated if you're a ref.

No. There's never a ref award at the end of the game. It's always, the only reason they know about you is if you do a bad job. And you probably didn't even do a bad job. They're just upset their kid lost. Yeah, shout out to referees out there, man. Yeah, maybe we should make more of an effort to after the game, like say, hey, ref, good job. Oh, no, no, no.

They run for the exit. Yeah, they're gone. Yeah, there's no time to do that because of parents like he's talking about. Yeah, they're out of there. In the morning, and you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turn. Lunchbox, more game two. The Steve Reddavis trying to put you through. Backdie's right in this week's next bit.

Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is. This is the Bobby Bond store. Now the morning corny. The Morning Corny. Why did the little bird get in trouble at school? What? He was caught tweeting on a test. That was the morning corny.

Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead. Story of the day. This story comes us from Glendale, California. Two women walked into an in-and-out burger and ordered a, $2 thing and a $3 and each gave $100 bill. Counterfeit $100 bill. Only problem is they'd hit other in and outs in the area.

So they were on the lookout for those ladies in their vehicle. Anything about the $100 bill that stood out? Not that I noticed unless it said the, you know, what do we have? In props we trust. Oh, the money props. Yeah, the movie props. I didn't know if maybe on the front of it, it was. you know, George Clooney.

Oh, oh, that's interesting. Another person. Yeah. So they really like in and out, huh? No, no, no. Amy, what you do is you buy something for two or three dollars. You get $97 in cash back. Oh.

Yeah, you can buy that cheap. They just throw the food away probably. But you don't know that. They might eat it. They might eat the price. Also, the in and out here, we just open three of them. It takes like an hour to get through to get anything. It's crazy.

So if they're waiting an hour to use their counterfeit 100, you know, respect. And I got to say, this 100 looks legit. Yeah. Well, they're putting up pictures of them. them. Are those the ones they're using? Yeah. Those are a $100 bill, so I don't really, I can't. Maybe you touch them. They feel like paper towels instead of money. Yeah. That's what people do with credit cards though, too, when they steal them. They go and make a purchase for like $1.50 to see if it goes through because you don't really notice that. And if it does go through, then they go

really hard buying as much as they can, as fast as they can, before they know you're going to see and turn it down. Well, now they know with this, you've got to hit different places. You've got to diversify your food because company memo went out. of like, hey, be on the lookout, counterfeit 100s. And they kept hitting up in and out burgers, which at first is because I thought they liked it, but now I get it. It's funny that she goes diversify food, and I just go to anywhere. It's like, burger king, stupid. Okay.

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, a voicemail. I just saw that the price is right is coming to Clarksville, Tennessee at the FNM Arena. Lunchbox, you should totally go. When that comes, that's not the real, isn't it? No, it's not the real thing. Like, Drew Carey's not traveling around with the prices, right?

It's like a, oh, you can't make it to California. Here's like a little version. They have big prizes, though. You just don't get on TV. Do they have the same prizes? There's no way they're giving away cars and trips. I think they do give away some big stuff, but it's just not on television. Man, if I'm not going to be on TV.

When does your episode air where you were in the crowd? March 31st. Yeah. In April 2nd. Can't wait. Got it. Okay, we'll be watching. Give me another voicemail.

Amy, please do not go with big dogs. That is, just don't. All right. Hey, guys. Love the show. All you guys. You're awesome. Bye.

That guy's voice sounds like a big dog to me. That's a big dog right there. Yeah, that's someone big dog dudes ever called the show. So he sounds like a big dog. You haven't tried that yet? No, not yet. I just missed an opportunity in the kitchen with Howard. Got my phone ready.

I was going to record. Yeah. And I was going to, I don't even know. I just chicken down and I turned and I walked away. Yeah, a heck of a morning, big dog. How am I going to say it to him? You just got to commit. And you can't giggle.

That's why I couldn't guarantee no giggle, so I walked away. All right, one more. Enjoyed the Bobbycast episode with Caitlin. And I know she doesn't like to be super public and go on the air a lot, but the team loves her. And it's just always nice. Keep up. The great work. Love the show.

Bye. Yeah, the episode's a couple back. You know what we did too. week we did an episode from 2016. Oh. We just acted like it. Yeah. What do you mean you acted like it?

I had all this stuff from 2016 and we talked about it like it was new. Oh. It was tricky. It was hard. It was hard stuff. We were falling in an other time machine. What happened? What do you mean?

Lots of stuff happened. Like what? Zika. Who? Zika, the virus. Oh, wow. Yeah, remember the Zika virus? We talked about that.

It was in the news. They were biting pregnant people. Oh my gosh. People, was it really, really clear? y'all we're throwing back because I have listened to things and I would probably be like oh my gosh I said hey on this bobby cast the sooner I go boop we're back in 2016

and then we go bloop and we're back in 2016 so we're just hopping on that trend that's funny yeah there you go check out the bobbycast go search for it you can hear those episodes and next week on Monday the bobby cast is on Netflix my first guest Kenny Chesney so that's Monday on Netflix all right that's it we'll see you guys tomorrow

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