The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby Almost Got Scammed + Lunchbox Attempts To Hum Famous 90's Songs + Is Bobby Writing Another Book?

Episode Date: April 30, 2025

Bobby is worried about getting scammed after a close call recently. Bobby shared a story why he is facing a criminal trespassing charge after allegedly showing up to a student’s house unannounced to discuss a student’s homework assignment. Lunchbox tried to get us to identify famous 90’s guilty pleasure songs by him humming them. We revisited Raymundo’s theory of Amy’s daughter actually being 19 and no 18 after Bobby spent last night thinking about it. Caller Joy in North Carolina wanted to see if Bobby would open up about stories he mentioned in passing but never given the full details about. She wanted to know if he plans on writing another book.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's only a matter of time to like it's scammed and not because I feel like I'm getting closer to getting scammed. But there's just so many. You just dodging. You ever see that thing where they're in like a padded room and they look like big fingers are swinging around trying to hit you? And sometimes there are multiple. You got to jump and dodge them and go under. You ever see those?

No. No? Okay. Well, that's what it feels like these scams are. I'm just dodging them all the time. Yeah. I almost got by a docu sign. It didn't really, it wasn't almost almost, but I thought about it twice because I get the, yeah, I get these docu signs from different people all the time. Manager, agent, they're like, hey, we're going to send you this. And I had just been told, hey, someday, sometime today you're going to get a docu sign about some work you've done, sign the contract, we've already read through it. Cool. Got a docu sign. But it was not specific. Man, had I not been, paying attention, I'd have clicked it. And next thing you know, they're in. But it's all a numbers game. Like, I'll get scammed eventually. There's a $5,000, this person lost $5,000 in cash, and they got a call and they thought it was a scam, except it really was the police. Or this is going to happen

to me. This is the other version of it, where it's not a scam, and I totally miss out on something really cool. A Michigan State Troopers attempts to return $5,000 and lost cash to the owner took forever because the owner thought it was a scam. The officer found the cash in the middle of the road. The trooper contacted the bank, which confirmed a customer had just made a withdrawal for the exact amount. The trooper tried calling the person who took out the money, but soon discovered there was a problem.

The person was like, I'm not falling for this. And so they just continued on until they were able to convince him it was the cop. That's from UPI.P.I.com. I wonder if they had to go to their house. Do you guys say, talk about the teacher that went to the house that got arrested? No. She was about homework. What?

Do you want to the student's house? Yeah. To help? Well, the whole headline was teacher goes and gets arrested at students' house because of a homework assignment and I didn't care to read that much into it

because we're talking about it on the show. But I read that and I thought, I wonder which way this went. Was it a teacher going to collect homework? Was it a teacher going to give homework because the kid wasn't there? Either way, Mike, if you don't mind finding that story for me.

Either way, is that a bad deal? As long as a teacher's not dating the student, like we kind of like our teachers to do extra, right? Yeah. Go to your house, though? It was a little weird. Like, I'd freak out when I saw my teacher at the grocery store.

But you're a kid. I'm talking about as a parent. Oh. Like if your teacher cared enough to actually go? Sure. That's nice. The teacher showed up at the house to see if the student had completed the homework assignment. Followed the bus home to find out if the homework assignment had been done.

That's weird. Yeah, fine line. Weird. Well, I need to know what the teacher's about because I'm not going to go weird. If it's like a great teacher who follows up wants their kids to do well and like this is a problem, kid who's like, how you need this in order to pass to the next grade? Like if you don't, then okay. But there's a protocol. You can't follow the bus.

But if you're going to protocol everything, 80% of kids aren't going to pass because the protocols are bottom line, like bottom of the barrel just to get kids through. If you're protocoling as a teacher, you've given up. I mean, this is a pretty good reason to go. He was confronted by the parent. The parents said, what are you doing? Said, I needed to find out if this assignment was completed because if all the students did, they were rewarded with the pizza party.

And so wanted to make sure everyone in the class had the assignment done. I don't care that much Great I feel like a note would have covered that Yeah The note would have never made it home Well then no pizza party Like guys like what are you talking about

The teachers can't go to people's houses I agree Unannounced But I think it's like We want our teachers to do more But then when they do And they didn't do anything illegal They were literally falling up on homework

All the sudden we're like This is too much For the pizza party I don't know So what are you going to do with the kid The kid's going to get to school How old was a kid, lunchbox? Do you know? It doesn't say.

It just says a teacher is facing criminal trespassing charges after showing up to a student's house unannounced. If she was like in lingerie, okay. I think it was a he. Wasn't a he teacher lunchbox? Is that what you just said? Yeah. If he was in lingerie? That's what I'm saying, man. Weird. But he wasn't. But he can't wait until the next morning.

Did you do the more? Yes, he could have. But teachers can, like Eddie said, follow protocol and nobody learns anything because our education system is garbage. It's literal garbage. I guess I can see. a teacher showing up to be like, hey, I haven't, I haven't seen you in class the last three days. I'm worried about you. I just want to make sure you're good or like if they're being bullied or something. But to show up to be like, just trying to catch a head count for the pizza party. I don't think, I think it's more than a head count for the pizza party.

But he knew that she was at school because he followed the bus home. So he had seen her at school. Male teacher. If it's, female student. If there's any, it doesn't allude to anything creepy though. So I'm not going to say anything was creepy. Bobby, it's creepy that he followed the bus home. And I think that's why the parent was so upset. Like, what do you do? doing here. You guys went to better schools than I did. If any teacher showed up anywhere and was like, hey, your kid needs to do the work. Every parent in my hometown would have been like, hey, kid, do the freaking work. Yeah. No, you're right. His excuse is a little weak though. You're right. I'm picturing the excuse going on like, there's a pizza party. Right. I don't think it's real. If the teacher is a good

teacher and has no weirdness against him and there's one kid who's not going to get the reward of everybody else and he's like, you really need to do this because we don't want you to be ostracized for not being a part of the group. I have no problem with a teacher. He couldn't ask her before she got on the bus. It's not about talking to the kid. Obviously, it's about going home and making it a bigger deal with the parent there. No, I'm showing up to the house. I mean, listen, there's phones nowadays.

There's email. Nowadays. That this teacher following the bus to find out where this student lives. I think they know where the student lives. They can find that out either. No. And why do you follow the bus? You can't.

Lunchbox, I think you can. You think the teacher can just go in the office and say, hey, I need their address? No chance. I think it's all in the database. I guess it depends on how big this town is. I agree. I think it's a small town. You're from a small town and I get it.

I just think that we have to err on the side of caution here. To me, it feels like if there's nothing creepy alluded to and there's not. If there was, it'd be different. Well, it's a little creepy to follow the bus. But there's nothing creepy like sexual or teachers like trying to get the kid to date. You have wine coolers? Nothing like that. If there was, I would feel different about it.

I almost don't mind my teachers being a little overze. zealous if it's about the education of their students. But it was about a pizza party. But it was about their students finishing their assignment that they got the pizza party. This was the only one. It was the only kid who didn't do it. I think I'd be worried about the kid too. And you're right. But I think a phone call or even just knowing the parent first. But that maybe doesn't know the parent. Listen, it's different and it is a little weird, but I'm okay because if they just follow

a protocol, nobody's going to learn anything. I'd tell you, if a teacher showed up in my house, following my kid's bus. It depends how old the kid is too. If they're seven, that's weird. That's weird. That's weird. If they're 15 and you're making a statement like, hey, your kid's not doing their work. I kind of don't mind that. But criminal trespass.

So lunchbox, did he go in the house or did he just knock on the door? I think he just showed up to the house. Showed up to the house. That doesn't seem criminal trespass. That doesn't seem criminal trespass. I think the whole thing's kind of. Okay. But if it comes back to the teacher's like weirdo, I retract everything I ever said.

Right. I'm trying to stand out for a teacher that's doing extra. even though the extra is a little odd. Man, I don't know. I like it that he cares. How many teachers care? How many teachers care and they're not beaten down for a whole career of teaching

where kids just don't give a crap about the teacher and they're mowling off and they have their phones? They don't care. I think part of it is too. I just like that a teacher cares. Yeah, I hear you. I need to see what it looks like that.

I hear that part of it, but still weird. It could turn on a dime. Don't get me wrong. So you think it's creepier for it to be a younger kid than an older kid. I feel like a high school girl. Him following a high school girl home is really even probably worse. I think I'm looking at him here.

He does not look creepy. He doesn't? Okay, well, sometimes they hide in plain sight. No, you're right. And that would be hiding in plain sight. You use that as a good... Yeah, I've been working on it. Yeah, I feel you.

You did go there. Yeah. That's the teacher they're talking to, right? So what does he look like? Normal. Like what celebrity? Like Mr. Feeney? Like skinny Drew Carey.

Oh. Okay. Good analogy? Yeah, I would agree. I feel like they're talking to them. Yeah, they guys talking on the news. Like, I wish we had the clip. Lane.

I need to hear his voice, too. If he talks like this. Would you send him in the clip? Yeah. We had a pizza party. I'm going to reserve judgment to I get the clip. Okay, okay, okay. Let's do this with lunchbox.

I have, nobody else, look at this paper. I have the 20 classic guilty pleasure songs of the 90s. We're just going to do the top 10. You can't sing the words by themselves because we're going to know the song

Lunchbox. Okay. So you need to try to sing the song These are very famous songs. Can you sing these songs? Can we identify the songs? Okay. You're going to give them the paper?

Yeah. I got to do the top 10. I only saw number one and I know what it was so I won't do that one. But see if you can do... So starting to number 10. Maybe you don't even sing the words.

Just do the melodies. Like number one, I'll do number one. It's Deaf Leopard, let's get rock. Never heard of it. So I'd go, da-dan-da-dan-dan-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-ta-da-ta-da-ta-ta-ta-da. Gosh, I might have gotten that. Oh, should I just do the melodies then?

I mean, because that's a tough one, but I might have gotten that. I got this one. Number 10. Go. You want just the melody? Or you want me to do this thing? But you won't. I don't think you can not sing the words.

Hmm. Hmm. No, don't hum it. Oh. I don't know how I was going to do the melody. It is. Go ahead. Try again.

Yeah, I should probably do this. There's no way we're going to get that. No, no, that's. No, no, no, no. Do it again. But do the whole song. I did the words I know. Uh.

Uh. Uh. Uh. Uh. Uh. Uh. Uh. Uh.

Uh. Uh. Uh. You kind of got it, dude. What? Amazing Grace? No. No.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

No. No. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. We nailed it. No.

No. Oh. We put that up on my screen. Because when he doesn't give it, I'll try to do it secondly. It's a good idea. Yeah, lunchbox, go ahead. One more time. Dun-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

I mean, that's better because you did the drums in there. I like that. I figured out I can do a drum. Come on, yeah, you do anything. How sweet. It's a rock and roll bird. You didn't get it yet? No, try it again.

One more time because I'm trying to load this up. Our screens are a little slow. And do drums, man. Do everything. Are you on 10? Yeah, I'm on 10. Yeah, man. I got it.

Okay, how about this? Was I doing it right? No. What? No. Dada, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Blaze of glory? Correct.

Thank you. I was, I nailed it. No, no, no. Lunch box. Why did you say thank you? Nothing happened for you. Oh, my gosh. You didn't make me guess that.

Okay. Go number nine. No, number nine. Never heard of that. I don't know that song either. Okay. That's called Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse, guys. No chance.

I don't even know. I don't know who firehouse is. Okay. Do six. I know number eight. Huh? I know number eight. Okay.

Go ahead. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Uh, uh, uh, uh,

nah, uh, mu, uh, uh, amazing. Amazing Grace

How sweet the house we love. That's not. That's what you're doing. No, I'm not. You're nowhere near this one. You're doing eight, right?

You're nowhere near this one. I'm doing eight. Just listen again. Go ahead. Hold on. Hold on. Let me think. Dun,

dun. Uh. Dun, dun, uh, mu. Uh, uh,

uh, there is no chance. You could guess a hundred and get from that. Yes. Man, the drums are really helpful. So keep doing the,

Hey, hey, don't pay attention to the drums. Oh, no, does it have drums? In the song, but...

Not where I'm doing it? I don't know what you're doing. What do you mean? You don't know what I'm doing? Can you do one more time? It's so obvious. All right, all right. Do every instrument possible.

I don't know many instruments. Yeah. Go ahead. Um, uh, dun, uh, uh, uh,

almost it's like Star Wars. It does. It sounds like a soundtrack. I like the start of a movie. It is kind of a soundtrack, dude. How about this? How about this?

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. And I won't get back down. Yeah, it's meatloaf. No, no, no, no. You were doing Tom Petty. It's Meatloaf. No, but she was singing. No, no, she kind of had it.

Her songs are mixed up. It's meatloaf. What's the song, though? I would do anything for love. Yes. But I won't do that. I was doing the Dr. Pepper commercial, dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is that firehouse song. Hold on. I don't even know if I know. I don't know what the crap that is. I heard of that. Lunchbox, do six. Amy, help us. There's no.

I have no idea, guys. No, I'm not. I lost me. All I hear of my head right now is Amazing Grace. Amazing Grace. Like, I'm at a funeral. Why can't you be at an American Idol audition? Do four.

I'm trying to give you one that you could possibly get. Do four. That's humming it. Sorry. You can helmet. He said, don't home. No, it doesn't help me when you hum. You don't help me.

Just mouthed it, man. You weren't getting anything? No. No, okay. In my head, I'm nailing these. Just so you know, I am perplexed that you guys are not understanding what I'm doing. Just so you know. This is so stupid.

Okay. Now we're doing a rain dance, guys. Yeah, it's tough. No. How about this? No, no. Hold on. Get a one more shot at this one.

Yeah, I'm telling you, they will never get it. Take another shot. Gosh. Guys, think 90s. Is it like that? Is that what you're trying to do? I don't know what you just did. One more time.

That would make any sense. Go ahead. I hear Amazing Grace again. No. God, me. Okay. How about this? How about this?

I'm doing the beginning of the song. Or I could do... Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. That's that chorus. I don't want to close my eyes. That's exactly what I did. Aerosmith. You did not do that, lunchbox.

All right. All right, here we go. You want to do three? Yeah, I can do three. Go ahead. I think there's the biggest... Well, hold on. The biggest chance to get one will be this one.

I'd put the odds at 10%. Okay. Okay, go ahead. Okay. I'm trying to think of how it goes. Oh, my God. Hold on. I'm trying to make sure I got my beat right.

Not that I know the beat is. Don, don't, don't, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're thinking, well, somebody has to get jockey with it? Yeah, you're thinking, that's close, close, close, yeah, yeah. Okay. Don, don, dun, dun, da-dun-da-dun-dun-dun-dun-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. This is how we do it?

Tell Jordan this how we do it. No. One more time. Guys got, no, we got... Mama said knock you out. No! L.R. Col.J. Incorrect.

One more. You said 80s? No, no. This is 90s. Amy, listen. Amy, focus. Okay. Okay.

Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, da. Wait, hold on. That sounds like Blues Brothers. No, shut! No, guys! No, we're going to get this. Ice, ice, baby. No!

Okay. Go ahead. Guys, what? Do it one more time. Don't know. Don't do. Dun dun da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da no no no no Brady bunched?

I thought it was I get knocked down. That's it! You got it! You nailed it! Oh, chumba wamba? Yes! How did you get that, Morgan? I thought it was the first time but then he changed it.

I think you just ran out of songs. I think that was the only one he had to make. That's what I did. Dund da da da da da da da da da da da da da da. He did it one time the last two, I'm not sure, but. But you got one, that's good You got one Scroll down a little bit

Let's roll through the rest of the room You'll make me another No, no more I'll take forever How about this one? Stop, stop, stop, stop Don't know what you're doing Da-da

Dun-da Dun-da Dada Can you take me higher Creed? Correct I mean, yeah, you nailed that How about this?

Dun-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da It's been One week, did you look at me? Correct. Nice. How about this? Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Take me down to peaches.

Peaches. Peaches, probably the United States. Take me down to peaches. How about this? Because you know it's true. That's it. You don't do it for you? Everything I do, I do it for you.

Correct, Brian Adams. Can I draw number two? How about this one? Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Mr. Big. Yes, what is it? I'm the one to be with you. What's it called?

Be with you? Correct. Wow. Yeah, good. All right, well. You guys have really great musical chemistry. Thank you. That's why we have a band together.

Can I try two? No, I think we're at time. Is there a number two left? There is, but he's not going to get it. I don't even think he knows the song. Oh my gosh. Are you kidding me? I don't know this song?

Go ahead. Okay, you want to be we going to wager it? Then I know the song? No, that you can't do it. I'm not saying that I will nail it, but I think I got it. You got it? You have four notes. Dude, he's a musical.

It's supposed to be savant. Stop. Do the whole song. Do as much as you can. I am. Mm-hmm. Is he doing all right? No.

No. More than words. Oh, more than words. But he's just saying the three words on the page. I was doing them. You weren't. It had been. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-do.

I used to play that at Soho, man. End of the night. That was the closing time song? That one in Bismarkey. You nailed it. All right, well, that was... Say you're just a friend. Biz-Markey, yeah.

Yeah, that was what they played at Soho, man. That's how I knew that worked. We will take a mid-roll here. We'll take a mid-roll here and we'll come back. 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.

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Listen to Love Trapped podcast on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So that teacher that may or may not be creepy, we have the news story audio and I thought it was him talking it's they're showing him but the news is doing a story I haven't heard the story let's play and see if we feel any different about it this morning court documents say he pleaded not guilty and a no contact order was issued perisburg police say a concerned parent contacted the principal of the school last month the student's father arrived home to find the teacher at their front door a police report says the parent told the principal they were unaware the teacher was planning on coming to house in the police report. The teacher stated he sometimes does this for students and ask the student if he could

follow their bus home. Well, there's a little creepy at the end there. Can I follow your bus home? But if he does this, he should have let the principal. I don't know. Let's just, like Amy said, air on the side of caution and just let's not do that. Yeah, go to the principal and say, hey, is it okay if I follow

the bus home? What do you think the principal is going to say? Yeah, the whole bus home thing does feel weird. I still feel like he had great intentions, because he's done this before, there's nothing about him because they would have definitely brought it up in the news story if he had anything, any strikes against him. There's a first time for everything. But if he's been doing this a lot, there was no first time within those

when he's following up with students to get their work. I'm a teacher advocate. You guys aren't respect teachers. We are too. We love teachers. Probably most teachers that we like and respect would be like, yeah, I want to follow in all the buses. I want a teacher following every bus a day.

I want a teacher a day. Okay, that was one. I feel like I had. Oh, I spent some time thinking about Raymondo's math last night. on how if Amy's daughter turned 18, but in Ray's mind, she was 19. And so it's completely not true. But I wanted to make sure it wasn't true. And I did the running a lap until you finish the lap.

You don't have a lap. You're working on your lap. You're working on your first lap, but you're not one, you don't have a lap. So, Ray, you think, explain to me again, why this year is actually 19. Well, in America and in our culture, we celebrate a birthday like it's your beginning of that year. Amy was celebrating it like it was the beginning of Stasheera's 18th year on this planet.

Wait. No, I just said she's 18. But she's not. She's actually 19. Okay, good. So she's just starting her 19th year. And in your world, you won't celebrate her 19th birthday for another year. But she's actually starting her 19th year right now.

But by starting her 19th year, she's 18 years in one day. Does that make you 19? She is, she's completed 18 years. she's beginning. Great. I'm glad you said that. It's exactly what I wanted you to say. If I have,

this change here, I have 25, 35, I have 36 cents. Do I have $1.36? Yeah. No, I don't. He has a dollar. I have 36 cents. And until I have a dollar,

I don't have a dollar. See, it might be different with different metrics. Measurements, like with money, it might be different. A lap, it might be different. But with age. It isn't, because you're zero to one.

You're not one. You do not have a year on this earth until your one year birthday. But in other cultures, when you're born, you're one. But they just say you're one. But you haven't been on the planet a year, even when you're born. Right. And that's only China. I just had other culture.

Yeah, that's just China. So it's just not, that's just not right. It's all about the completion in the beginning. But you're not 18 until you complete your 18th birthday. Okay. You can be, like when a kid says, I'm going on seven. They're not seven. They're six.

So after her 18th birthday, 18 and one day, she could be like, I'm going on 19, but she's not 19 until she hits the 19th. But you don't finish the mile until you finish four laps. You don't finish three and you're a mile in. But once you've finished three laps and you've started working on the fourth lap, you are working on, but you're working on the fourth lap. You're working on it. So she's working on her 19th year, but she's not there yet. But she's not 19. Okay. Yeah. She's 18. And as kids would say, well, I'm going on 19. But she's not 19. Yeah.

Well, and Amy, when you celebrated her birthday, were you shocked that she was 18? Then you say, in your own words, the court is wondering, did you say, I am shocked she's 18? Yeah, I think I said something like, you shouldn't be, you shouldn't be because she's been 18 for 365 days. I'm shocked we're still talking about this. But she hasn't. But she hasn't. But she hasn't, Ray. She literally hasn't.

I was saying in my mind sometimes she's that, you know, six-year-old little girl I met in Haiti. so it's crazy that she's already 18, not like I'm shocked. But when she is in Haiti, she was seven, actually. No. If you have a baby and that baby is six months, that maybe has been on earth for six months. How old is that baby? Six, buds. Not a year? A year and six months?

It's not a year from the second it's born? Because you'd have to be if it's 19. Yeah. It's something about how we celebrate a birthday. like it's the very beginning of that, but it's actually the ending. When you, so I'm just telling everybody.

But it's a completion of 18. It is the ending of 18. Yeah. But it's not 19. But we start to celebrate it. Like, I can't believe you're 18. It's the ending of 18. It's not the ending of 18.

It's not the ending of it. It's now you are 18. I see more of what he's. No, it's not. It's not. It's not. It's like being, you can do height.

You can do anything going up. to something, you're not that until you get that. It's six feet, you're not the beginning of seven foot. Correct. It's like if you have $99,000 and 99 cents, you're not a millionaire yet. No, but Ray says you are. Yeah, but you're not. But you are because how we... No, but he said money's different

than age. No, he's just saying that because he didn't hold on. I was just trying to figure out how he thought he was right. I couldn't do it. You thought about this? Yeah, I couldn't figure out how in his mind, he saw that somebody turning 18, meaning they have completed 18 years on the planet their 18th birthday they have completed 18 years that's the finish line 18 years yes they're not 19 they just finished they're now 18

right that's a completion of 18 it's actually the beginning of the 18th year you start 18 plus 1 until it gets to 18 plus 364 and then 18 plus 365 is 19 when was she born what year it doesn't matter she was born in 2000 So let's do it. In 2008, she was one year old. She'd been on the planet for a year. Right, everybody? I guess. Oh, my God. Ray's going to count it. Ray.

Rain man. This just shows like this. It's South Korea. This is a perfect example of all of our brains. No. We all see red differently. No, this is not working. This is not that. This is just incorrect.

If you were talking about South Korea and Korean age, then yes. Maybe Ray was Korean in another life. Oh my gosh. I thought he was Hispanic. He is. That was this life though. This life he's been Hispanic. You want to do the thousand humans versus the ape again?

No, because the ape would win. No, I still think the humans can do it. I think it depends on the humans. If you ever get 100 of the biggest baddest, even normal humans. No. Like same time? No chance. You all jump on the ape.

You can't move. You're acting like one. That ape is not already faster than the humans. The ape starts fighting. Aves got to just run around for a second. Go fight other people. We can trap them. But even then you jump on it.

Unless you're poking out eyeballs and pulling off the balls. That's all part of it. Then it's going to be even madder, though. Then it's up you got a blind name. Like Eddie, how many of you and your friends do you think it takes to beat up someone in the UFC? Like my old roommate used to think him and four of his buddies can beat up Brock Lesner. No, I don't think. So, okay.

Most like his Brock Lesnar would kill like two of you quickly. Right, well, that's what I meant. Yeah. So I just wonder what, like, how. I would think 20 dudes. Yeah, probably. 20 dudes can probably take down a UFC fighter. Okay.

Probably. That's so then doing the math, right? Back me up. I love you said the math. I would say one UFC fighter is not times five a silverback gorilla. That's what you're saying. Yeah.

I think a silverback gorilla is probably a hundred times that of a UFC fighter. They're monstrous. They have them at the Memphis Zoo. It's so awesome. It's so awesome that they're like there's, I guess a lot of people don't go to the Memphis Zoo. So as soon as they see people, they kind of, they engage with you. They'll look at you. They stare at you.

They'll pick their nose in front of you. It's really funny. Yeah, but I'm just saying. And we can probably beat them up. Doing math. If you're doing a UFC fighter to a silver bag. Yeah. It's going to be more than 5X.

I mean, Mr. Beas, can he make this happen? No, because people would die. Yeah, then he would lose everything. I think also if you're in you have the opportunity to leave once the ape starts

to rip heads off of people you just you walk away and I think some of the attrition is because of that but let's say everybody's locked down and they can't leave like nobody gets to leave until either the

you're in the octagon either the silver back is dead or all the humans nobody gets to leave I think it's different I just don't want to be the first man up and maybe you don't pick

but it's like everybody go go go and then I'm looking around see if people are really going because people are going to die they can lift over 2,000 pounds of dead weight Okay, but 100 dudes That's say every dude's 150 pounds But they can't lift every single person at once

You're going if 100 dudes lined up and they picked up They're ripping people apart While you're one dude's like on his shoulder Head ripped off head ripped off You don't think you can't make a circle around this ape And just trap them and everyone You don't think he just spinning a circle and knock you all down There's only so much space that humans can get in right

It's not like You can create a blanket and cover and wrap up the ape. You only have so many humans at once that can even jump on the ape before a second round's got to jump on those humans on top of the ape. And by that time, the humans on the bottom are getting their heads ripped off off. I see what you're saying. Like a football tackling a player and how old is the ape? 18 or 19. That's the question too. I don't know. When was he born? Exactly. Oh, gosh. Exactly. Aye. Aye.

Shit. On now, Joy in North Carolina. Joy, welcome to the show. What's going on? Hey, Bobby. I was listening to Tuesday's podcast, Tuesday Part 1. one listening to Lunchbox explain how his wife's car was quote unquote broken into and then you gave details on when your house was broken into. Yeah. You let a detail slide that it was an inside job and basically that led me down a rabbit hole and I was like, hmm, I wonder what else he has, what other details from things he's briefly mentioned. So basically my question is, is there a fourth book coming about other life experiences and or even how you met Caitlin?

I'm just so many things I want to know. No. I was offered a substantial amount of money to do a fourth book and I do not have it in me to write a fourth book. Well, we'll do it for you. We'll do it for you. Ghost writers. I'm in. You're no longer ghost. You're no longer ghost. We don't have to be ghosts. You'd be like Bobby's fourth book written by Eddie Lunchbox and Amy. If you guys want to do that, that's great. Okay. I don't feel like I have enough that I would feel comfortable in promoting it. So there's nothing that I didn't share. The inside job thing.

Have you ever said who that is? No. It's very sensitive. It's very sensitive. I wouldn't say. So I'm not holding that back for any reveal later. I don't think I can reveal it because it would be bad for somebody specific that I think hopefully now has, they have a different outlook on life.

life. How about that? That's good. Without saying too much about it. And I think you could say something and I think it's very kind of you and the proper thing to do to protect. Thank you. It would be a great story, but sometimes I have to weigh the feelings and consequences of my stories. And this is one of those. But yes, my house was broken into a lot was stolen, but it was definitely an inside job. It was Carlos. No. Our old producer.

No. Carlos is our friend still. Good old Carlos. But it's like we start, people start going down, just naming people that are going to Riggum. You can just say for sure, it's nobody that they're ever going to know about, really. Yeah. If anybody that they think of that they may guess.

I don't know that that's true. Well, but I mean, it's not anybody that's worked with us. Amy, now you're giving. No, I'm not. I don't know that. I don't want to, I don't want anybody to think that someone that worked here. Like Carlos. That would be really bad.

It's not Carlos, our old producer. It's not, it's not. It's not. But I can't say that it's not somebody people wouldn't know. I understand that. You can exonerate everybody from work. Softball, Ricky, you're in the clear. Yes, exactly. It was Coleswendo.

Always. How many of these stories, like, you got a handful of these stories that you can't tell, right? I have stories that I can tell either with a bit of camouflage. or after a bit of time. I have one story that's a rock and roll express that I just can't now because I don't want to deal with the consequences. That I don't want to deal with the consequences and I did nothing wrong. But I just don't want to feel the heat that's going to come with it.

I got a few of those that I'm holding on to for the right time. But for the most part, yeah, for the most part it's all out there. The Caitlin story, I've told that, like the legitimate. way we met. I can break this down. So I go on dancing with the stars. I win dancing with the stars. And then I go away. And I really don't plan on going back unless they asked me to come back. And then Lauren Elena, who's a friend, went on the show. And she called me and she was like, hey, should I go on the show? And I was like, awesome. And I'll help you. I'll support you. So I go back for the first episode of Lauren Elena's season, which was the next season. And they were

like returning champion. And I'm like, wait, hey, what's up? And so one of, I would even say a friend now named Cali, who did PR for me at American Idol and did PR for me at Dancing with the Stars because she worked for ABC was from Oklahoma. And I think we became friends because I'm from Arkansas. She's from Oklahoma. And that's just, Los Angeles is a weird land. It's a weird place. If you're not from there, it's different and not my favorite. So we kind of had that, a, were both kind of from South. We'd laugh at LA things. And so we became friends over like two years' time.

And so when I go back to that first episode, Callie, who had been my person at ABC, my PR person, was there to take me around to do press at the end. Now, Cali was also in charge of making sure that the celebrities had their seats on the side stage. And there were a couple celebrities that ended up not showing up. And one of Callie's best friends, also from Oklahoma

who lived in California because my wife went back to school to get her graduate degree in L.A. was Caitlin. And so she called Caitlin and somebody else to come and seat fill because these celebrities

didn't show up. And so Caitlin had never been to that show before. I don't think she's ever set in the audience of a show and she was there with Callie. So after I did all my press, I was talking to Callie

and there were two of Callie's friends with her, Caitlin and the other girl. And I met Caitlin and it was, we talked for a few seconds. And that was really it. And I DM'd her like a month later about something

because I stalked her through Cali. No boy. Yeah. But I waited. Like a true stalker. Yeah. Yeah. And then I went back for the finale of that episode

and I said, hey, I'm coming back into town. Let's go out. And so we did. And that was like two days before the finale. I was like, do you want to go to this finale? I'm dancing with the stars with me. And she was like, okay. And then she went.

with me and sat at like a side table and that was it that's how we met through a friend in Oklahoma but it's only because I won that show but it was only because people didn't show up and it was only because the PR person from Oklahoma like a lot of things had to happen but tis life a lot of things happen in a way that presents an environment to where then you get to make decisions and that's what happened that was the way we met and then she didn't live here we dated long distance for four or five months and then there was this thing that happened for a couple weeks and she was just going to come to Nashville. It was called COVID and a couple weeks turned into because she was living California. They shut California down quick. Right. And so then,

so she came and stayed here for four or five months and then that turned into well, forever. Yeah. And that's that whole story, Joy. So that one I've told, the house one I'm not going to tell. I got a mama jama that I've never told that one day will come out. but no fourth book considered it turned down a lot. I just didn't, I don't ever chase money because I feel like then I won't do a good job. And then there's a failure. And then I don't get money if I fail doing things I never really wanted to do anyway. So I never chase money.

I've never, you don't do this job if you're trying to make money. Don't chase the money. Let the money chase you. Money didn't even chase me. I'm like, yeah, I have to like find it in holes. And be like, oh my God. I found out treasure chest. I'm joking.

I've told you all that before. That's from my yoga class I used to take all the time. Well, here's the thing though. Money don't chase you. I'll be honest. I know. It doesn't. No, no, it stays there. Never once have I, like, turned around about like, wow, this money is really, it had to have me. It found me. Yeah, Joy, did I answer your questions at all?

Sort of. You did. It didn't make sense. Okay. Is there anything else you've always wondered and like, I wish you would say that? Because I don't know, you know, what you think. Those are good questions. Anything else in your mind?

Any kind of baseball type of stuff is about the show. probably not so engaging to ask. Okay, how about this? Why don't we, Scuba, I would like to know all Joy's insider baseball questions, so why don't we give her a day? We'll call her tomorrow. Yeah, she has a lot.

I hear her in the voicemail line. She has lots of great questions, so I think this is a cool idea. Let her compile, like, her 10 insider baseball questions, and we'll get her on tomorrow, and I'll answer all of them. But also, Joy, it gives you time

to not be put on the spot. Okay. All right. Hey, thank you for calling. Hope you have a great day. Thank you, too. Love the show. Thank you very much.

The Bobby Bone Show Hi Bobby Just wondering if you have any insight On this Labouou trend My daughter wants one The only way to get one Is by paying triple off market Trying to explain to her

That we have to wait it out Until the trend cools down But my husband thinks that's not gonna happen Anytime soon We should just rip off the band-aid And get her one for triple price Feels like a rip-off to me Would love to know your take on this

Thanks You guys know about Labibu No, what is La-Bibu Amy Labibu? I don't know La-Bibu What would I compare them to? Beanie babies, kind of the trend. So they're plush things.

They're like key chainy things. They're Hong Kong made. If you look up La Bibu. Oh, Leboobu, Biu, Biu. Oh, he's cute. Oh, they're cute. So that's what it is. Am I too old?

No, they're just plush little dolls. I know. And so it's much like into the trends when they had the Stanley mugs. when Beanie Babies would be the closest thing I would say because people were collecting them and saving them Mike can you tell me some Labibu information? It's kind of like pop toys. Now Pop Mart is the place that has it.

Yeah. That sells them. Yeah, I've seen them before. They go quick. Why have they become so popular? Because they've existed, but now they fly. Probably just TikTok, weird trends that pop off.

Yeah, probably. I see from like $15 to like $150. Some people wear them on their body, their clothes. Some people wear them on their bags. But yeah, they're like clip-on plush toys. This one's 180. Say that against scuba?

I said it off mic. I think it's something to do with like a K-pop artist. She may have created the trend and people jumped on it because K-pop is huge right now. Yeah, I mean, yeah, K-pop's been huge. How do you know if you're getting an authentic one? It doesn't matter. Is K-pop associated with Pop-Mart? No, K-pop is Korean, South Korea.

And with Pop-Mart? Pop-Mart's a company. Oh. Yeah. Now, Pop-Mart could be Korean, but K-pop is, like BTS is black pink Yeah, Mooks. Yeah, any of the artists that are South Korean

is part of the K-pop. Yeah, so I guess somebody like Lisa or somebody, I'm not even sure, like wore it as part of an outfit or something and I don't know. But no, I, yeah, I've not jumped in. Nor will I. They're only not my thing. But people are wearing it as their clothes too,

like on their clothes. Like on their belt loop. Okay. Huh. Can you just get her a couple of cheap ones? Yeah, because there's like some for $15. I see some on Amazon, but you have to wait like 20 days, which normally if you order for Amazon, you wait like two days.

You could get like the fake ones, bububoo. Yeah, I don't have any. I think you could probably get her one that's not super expensive. The steak we're going to cook in the dishwasher, which we'll probably have to wait until next week, just because IHour Country Fest is this weekend. Is there a way to do that? I know he put it in there. But did he give like instructions on how to do it? Because I didn't see them in the video.

The only thing you said was in a Ziploc bag. Yeah. So it doesn't get wet, which is important. Ray, do you still have the audio of this? In the dish. Let's go back over this. So he's a guy, he's Australian and he cooks, he's famous for being a chef. And it was a joke and he was going to cook a steak in his dishwasher.

But it turns out it came out and it was freaking awesome. And this is from the underseason barbecue podcast. Go ahead. In the dishwasher. This thing went in for an hour and a half. When I pulled this thing out, it was coast to coast 50 degrees rare the whole way through. I just want to point out, though, that you cooked it with dishes too. Yeah, I put it through an actual cycle.

Mind you, I didn't put soap in the wash just in case, you know, just in case that might have penetrated the bag. But you had some dirty dishes in there. Mate, I didn't want this to work and it was unreal. Even the fat was so perfectly rendered. like that knuckle of fat that runs through the middle of the scotch, it was butter. So do I need to like rare steak to like this or can we put it to the cycle twice? I hate rare steak.

I didn't even eat rare. Really? Yeah. So I'm watching it when they pull it out and you can eat it. I don't like it rare. Does it look pinkish? Well, yeah, that's rare. Yeah.

So you like yours only well done? I like mine medium too well. Perfect medium well with A1. Medium will do Well done is acceptable I don't like any pink at all But So he said an hour and a half

In the dishwasher In the dishwasher Maybe we do two hours To make it a little more cooked But a cycle doesn't take an hour and a half Yeah mine does Mine takes two hours For one cycle

Of dishes in your dishwasher Oh gosh guys I do express It's like 30 minutes Me too, it's like 28 minutes Yeah You do express? I just push the button Do you quick wash on your laundry

too? Why? Oh my goodness. Maybe I need to start doing that. Is that okay? Yes. When do you care about what's clean or not? No, no, I didn't realize it. I didn't realize quick wash was valid in everything. I don't even know that's quick wash. I just hit go. But don't you do it like overnight? No, sometimes, like, you guys act like I watch the dishes a bunch. How often is he doing? But that's the like the only thing I'll do occasionally. Like I take the trash out a lot. I do the dishes. I load the dishes sometimes. I'll push the button occasionally. But if it's like, we have no bowls for cereal, and I love cereal, and I'm back on cereal because I drink malk now. Mok.

Mock. So stupid, I hate. I like Malk. I've acquired not hating it. When it's on sale, I load up. Yeah, I just hit the button, and it takes like 28 minutes to do. Oh, okay. And dishes come out clean.

Quick wash. I don't push quick. I don't know what Amy's is. Mine's Express. I don't have quick wash, yeah. Okay. Well, mine goes like an hour and a half for maybe two hours, so. Do we have a stove here, too?

Just in case? No, do we have a stove in that kitchen? I've not seen a stove. We have two microwaves, two dishwashers. Three refrigerators. What do you need? Why? If we needed to cook it a little more.

I have a portable. Grittle. But then does that... But that defeats the purpose of them. But for Bobby, just because he doesn't do... No, I don't think it defeats the purpose. Because if it's just a little cooking, it did all of its main... Well, then put it in the microwave.

I think the guy in the video said they seared it first and then they put it in. Oh, really? Like a quick sear on the outside. of each side. You're like, you sear for like two minutes probably right. You're a grill guy, Eddie. I think if you sear it and then put it in is what they were saying. Two minutes. What is that? Express sear? Yeah, yeah, super fast.

Yeah, to each side, yeah. Quick. It's that quick sear? You guys quick sear? I don't know, dude. You do that? I thought sear was like really like, then turn it. But if I leaves them off for two minutes, I think he's getting cooked. Not all the way through. I'm not a good chef, so don't ask.

I don't think they'd do it before. I think they do it after. Yeah, they didn't do it before. Let's do that. Okay, so we need Eddie's portable grill. Yeah, let's cook, let's do the dishwasher for an hour and a half, like he says. An hour and a half is crazy. And then whatever we need to fix, we do it on the griddle. It's just crazy.

I'm not saying it's not true or right. Dude, what if it's delicious? Or what if we die? We get chicanosis. Because what's that, what's that, I think it's Asian, Vietnamese maybe, and they give you just hot water and you put the meat in it. And it cooks the meat in the hot water. Oh, I know what we're talking about. I've done hot rock.

Yeah. But that's just. But you're saying hot water. Fah, fah. Easy. Oh, easy. Hey, Hey,

Fah you. Foh, right? Don't they give you the raw meat and then you put that in the like a hot pot. Like melting pot. Yeah, like that. Hold on.

No, you're talking about it. You're talking about something different. Foe. You're talking about something, but that's not, that meat's not fully raw. Is not? No.

And that's Fah, it's a soup. That's Fah, thank you. Yeah, and then hot pot is what you do, what you're talking about where you put all the foods in there and cook the noodles and the broccoli and the meats and stuff.

Yeah. That's the same concept. the hot broth and fa cooks the meat. It does cook it, but the meat's not raw. And you're not making it. It's already coming done. The beef is added raw. We get fah all the time.

And it's never raw. Okay, but the hot broth is poured over the noodles and raw beef. The heat cooks the beef to a desire level of dundness. Yeah, but you don't do it at a restaurant, though. You don't make it. Yeah, you do. They give you the raw meat and the bowl. Guys, I'm telling you, we order fah once a week.

But maybe you... They can't do that. They can't deliver to you. Exactly. But the meat's not raw, as I'm saying. But what if you go to the restaurant. Fah at home, I bet you that's how you do it. And at the restaurant, we go to

the same restaurant, the meat's not raw. You can put the meat in, but they've already cooked it a little bit so you don't die, so you don't eat the raw meat and die. Now, traditionally, I bet Fah is probably at somebody's house in Fahland. I bet it's raw. Well, that's me. I know the traditional stuff. You don't know the traditional stuff. Eddie's very cultured. However,

and I'm sure that's how Fah is done. We eat fah a lot. I hate fah. No, I don't like fah, but we eat it a lot. And sometimes it's eat it. I've never even had fah. Really? My stomach is great. Amy's stomach.

I'm so hungry and we keep talking about food. Dude, there's a really good one near her house. Do you go to the one with a king? King, fa. Fah. Fah, king. Dude, you can't say that. You can't say that.

That's what it's called. But you just don't say it together. It's like, Amy, there's a son of one of the players. There's a coach named Steve Kerr. And he's coached for many, many. He played with the Bulls. He's coached the Warriors. He's now won championships.

Steve Kerr, right? Got it. His son is not, his name's not Nicholas. His name's Nick. Nick Kerr? Amy. I don't, oh. So they say, don't say, they have the broadcasters not say it.

I still don't see a problem with it. Yeah. That's the problem. And that's the problem. There's a couple. I'm still not, maybe it's because I literally I do need food, but what? Oh my gosh. Like a Knicker?

No. No. No. No, stop. Can't handle it. Cut her off. Okay, I don't get it. Why is my...

No. I'm not going to say it again, but will you write it out for me or something? The thing is his name is Nick Kerr, which also, if you were to say quickly, it could sound like a racial slur. Oh, well, no, that didn't sound like that to me at all. I thought it was something... Because I said it very distinctly. No, I did it very distinctly. But if people were just like saying his name quickly, like his name were Nick Wilson, you just roll through it.

Yeah. Nick Wilson. Yeah. Yeah, no, that could be tricky. Okay, I get it now. And we know where Amy's head's at. She was trying to find something sexual about it. Everything is.

Everything is spicy. No, Bob, just said faux and then king. No, I said, fah king. You mean fah king? And then you went right into the Nick, her, cur. Yes, but you have to give it a beat in between is the point. Yeah. You have to give it a beat.

That restaurant's real, though. The one that we go to and order from is. Is. it. What? I feel like an idiot, but I really was trying to figure out what was sexual about it. I was trying to figure out how that was like a penis. Yes.

And now it all makes sense. I didn't know. Love, peace, fah, I think what they called? Oh, peace, love and fah? That's what it is, yeah. I've never been there.

I just drive by it. They should add the king to that. Well, there's a place called the fah king. Right, but you do peace love. And, I mean, that's just, that king at the end of all of it, that should be everyone. Okay, love peace and foe. Phah. Yeah.

But see, I would not know how to pronounce it unless it were said to me. Yeah. Because I would call it faux. It's P-H-O. Yeah. So when I would say it, I'd be like, hey, faux king instead of, which he knows if that's right. Okay. So we're going to cook a dishwasher.

A steak, probably next week. Hey, by the way, Sam Hunt's cousin, Ben Hunt, who owns, he's like a rancher farmer. He said he'd send steaks up for that. Oh, because he's the meat guy. Yeah, we know Ben. Right? He has the meat. He has a farm.

Yeah. And they distribute meat. Why do I know this? What about Mike? Hunt. No. No. No.

That was our assistant principal in middle school. Right. San Zanko Mike Hunt. His name was not Mike Hunt. I swear to you. I swear to you it was Mike Hunt. No.

I'm not sure. Stop, stop, stop. Dude, I swear to God. Michael Hunt though? No, Mike Hunt. But Mr. Hunt is what they probably called him. Yeah, yeah, but his name was Mike. Yeah.

So wait, is this, is that his name, Mike? No, his name's Ben. No, no. Ben Hunt. I said Sam's uncle Mike Hunt. Yeah. And then. It's not really.

And then everybody laughed and I said, no, that's really my assistant principal's name in middle school at Merkison. Yeah. Bend Dover. Another one. Okay. Eddie. My sister's husband used to get Nick. That was his nickname.

No, that's his name in it. Ben Dozier. Oh, Doger. But they would be like, move over. Oh, my gosh. He was like, that was his nickname. I'm like, what? That was the real name.

Because they make fun of him when they were little, like Ben Dozier, bendover. How do I know that guy did meat? Yeah, I think... And how did he volunteer it to us? He messaged on the show account. When? Just recently, after we talked about the segment. Oh.

Yeah. Let's get some stakes. We'll plug them. Yeah, I think he's maybe sent meat to you guys before. I've gotten meat from him. Oh, maybe that's right. Or maybe, like, just Bobo post about it or something? Check your DMs.

He DMs this quite a lot. Sam Hunt's cousin? Yeah. Ben Hunt. What's it called? Ben or Mike? Not Mike. Low.

And, meat? Is it under? No, here I'll tell you guys what it is. Let me follow up. This is farm out of Alabama.

Okay, I'm in. Yeah, farmer hunt is his thing on Instagram. Farmer underscore hunt. Farmer underscore hunt. And he's it. poultry and cattle farmer.

That's cool. Farmer underscore hunt. Do you have his company or something? Hot and Lovel. Hunt and Lover and Loverin. Ben Hunt. I never got a message from him. Oh, yeah, I do.

I got a ton. He said, hey, when you're ready, let me know I got great stakes. Oh. It must have gone. It got, dude, I don't get every message. It goes into my other, like, account. You're like, I never got to do this. Okay, wait, wait, wait.

I have met him. Yes, we've met him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He sent me a minute. It was great to meet you last night. That was back in 2020, though. Probably after the million-dollar show. Yes.

Yeah, I think he was there with Sam. Also, he- I've never responded. I feel like a jerk, but I, it goes into that part where just people go into. What's that part called? It's called the request. Yes. That was at the million dollar show, and that's how I know he does meet because we talked about it in Alabama. And then also he sent me a morning corny. You want to know it? Yeah, give it up.

Who, he sent it in December, so it fit the theme. Who is Santa's favorite singer? Go ahead. Elfis Presley. Pretty good. Pretty good, Ben. Not bad, man. I'm going to read you one other thing because I just went into my request. I have one from Kathy Freeze that just popped up. I don't know Kathy Freeze, but I just saw this. I don't understand why you would play the comment left about Morgan yesterday. Was that yesterday? Yeah. Yeah. She said, yeah.

It really ticked me off because she's one of the best, hardest working people there. She deserved to be number one in the best bits. We all have updates about Morgan. Who cares about the LB segment? I really don't understand why you allowed LB to hate on Morgan in the comments he made. He hates on callers. I don't understand why you allow that. You baby him.

I thought it was for Morgan. It turned. This shit has shifted. No, it's him. It's for Morgan's mom. Yeah, but how do you allow it? Oh, but it's him, it's him, though. It's about him.

You baby him in games and give him too many chances. Bottom line, Morgan and the listeners don't even need to hear that unkind caller. Her feelings were hurt by the caller and lunchbox, uncalled for. Dude, her feelings were hurt. Oh, yeah. Like even after the show. She was upset, for sure. She was in the field. I didn't even feel like it was that big of a deal. I thought it was just like a little

funny passing comment. I actually wasn't. Eddie and I just had a cool conversation after we were talking about other things. She let out like a and I'm like, what's wrong? That's how I feel every day, Eddie. I make big size every day. Well, work on that.

We're done. Thank you, everybody. Thanks, Kathy. Thank you, Kathy, Freeze. Well, else you got in there. I can just roll through. I go into these sometimes. I don't always, because there's a lot.

But here's one. Hey, Bobby, it's from Jackie Connolly. I'm calling from California. My name is Jackie. I just want to tell you guys to listen to the show this morning. And the real ID I found on a newscast, you don't really have to have one when you go, but they will pull you out of line

and try to verify your ID. Then maybe you can do it. Maybe you cannot. Well, that's cool. Do we don't know if this is true, though. That has to be awesome. Just take your form with you. And also, if you're not going to fly overseas, you get a passport card for $65, and that will work instead of a regular passport.

I'm trying to give you some news, hope it helps. That's something to investigate. I don't know that it's true. Here's one. Filming a movie in D.C. and Rush Hour, and they sent me a picture. Is an actor? Just a movie. It's Brad Pitt.

Well, it's just like they're going to car being annoyed that they're doing it in rush hour. Oh. Great interview at Mr. Bobby Bowens. It's from Wendell West Bowley. this is me on the Bobbycast with Dan who was the lead singer of Simasonic Love what you've been doing I didn't know he wrote so many big songs

He wrote for Adele in Stamilton Anyway all right thank you guys We are done Hope you guys have a great rest of the day And we will see you tomorrow Goodbye everybody A win is a win A win

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