The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Do Amy And Morgan Like Guys Who Fight? + Do Pretty People Have It Easier?

Episode Date: January 29, 2025

Bobby talked about a new study that has shown that winning fights makes men want to start more fights.  He asks the ladies on the show if they would be attracted to a guy who would get into a fight for them. Bobby talks about how pretty people have it easier in business and life just because of their looks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wake up. Wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turn. Here's all turn And yeah Here Eddie Amy lunchbox Morgan 2

Over to Steve Red Havits Trying to put you through Backdy's writing This week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic So you know what this is

This is the Bobby Vaughn store Over to Amy with the morning corny The morning corny Why did the wide receiver open a bakery? Why did the wide receiver open a bakery? Why'd the wide receiver open a bakery? I gotta do it again. Why? What's the joke?

What is it? He wanted to catch turnovers? Yeah. I don't get that. Like an apple turnover? Like a... You don't get it? That's an actual good one.

Is it? Well, better than some... I have a better one. Go, go, go. Morning Corny. Why did the football fan bring a blanket to the game? Why? To cover the spread.

You always talk about covering the spread. Okay. No? That was the morning corny. The point spread? Why would there be a spread? It doesn't matter. Do you want to do another one?

Sure. Okay. Just go from the beginning. We'll also leave this on the podcast, but it'll never exist. on the radio. All right, go ahead. The Morning Corny. Why did the football team start a bakery? Why did the football team start a bakery?

They wanted to make dough from turnovers. That was the morning corny. You want to explain that one? Apple turnovers. Well, they wanted to make dough, money, bakery, from turnovers. in turnovers or a thing at the bakery. Yeah, that's right. Hey, in six days, something equally is unfunny.

My comedy special will be on CMT. I think it's probably funnier. I don't know. It's very unconventional. So it's a toss-up? Yeah. Like either you're going to think it's funny or you're going to be like, what is something? Well, it's just not what you would think if you're watching a typical, it's not all stand-up comedy.

Like, Dolly is in it. She introses me and we do some stuff during the show, which is awesome for Dolly to agree to do that. and then I do jokes, but there's also serious stuff in it, which is why it's called comedically inspirational. And then I pull people, we play games. It's the whole thing. I guess if you've seen the show, you know kind of what it is. But, you know, it's on CMT next Tuesday night, 9-8 Central.

I hope you watch comedically inspirational. And it will be just as funny as that joke. I don't know. Just as funny. I'm starting to regret trying to do football ones leading up to the Super Bowl. Yeah, we are too. But that's okay. We're in it together.

My nightmare is a plane crash And this wasn't quite a plane crash But this is a flight in America And apparently it just like falls out of the air And then catches itself Catches itself A United Airlines flight to D.C. was forced to make an emergency landing

After the plane abruptly plunged in midair hurting nearly 40 people on board Six are hospitalized with serious injuries I know for me that'd be the one time I'm sitting on the toilet in the bathroom I don't ever want to sit on a toilet in a public place but that would be the one time that I'm like I gotta go sit on the toilet

you know because they're not a seatbelt on the toilet no that if someone was on that toilet when this thing plunges their heads for sure into the ceiling and then there's stuff everywhere yeah it's disgusting so do we know why this happened United Airlines Flight 613 turned back when the aircraft suddenly plunged

93 minutes into the trip to Dulles International Airport the sudden drop jolted all 245 passengers, 11 crew. They made the pivot back. What? Just turbulence? Oh, I would a plane suddenly drop. I don't know.

And how does it catch itself? Like, that also is crazy, that it can just fall and go. It does say here a plane may suddenly drop due to turbulence, hitting pockets of air with different speeds, causing the aircraft to be lifted and then dropped abruptly. I mean, but this sounds like it's different because if that happens during turbulence, you don't necessarily turn around and land somewhere. True.

Now, there was a flight that I think lunchbox was on whenever it was like a hard slam turbulence. Yeah, we were heading to Austin for Iheart Festival. It was Ray, myself, Eddie, and some of the girls from St. Jude and one of the girls from St. Jude had never been on a plane before and there's turbulence and it's kind of shaking and Ray starts yelling, this is when we go down. This is when we go down.

And 10 seconds later, it was, Baa, boom! And we dropped, I mean, I don't know how far. but glasses, beers hit the ceiling, laptops flew over seats. So do you think if you'd have been closer to home, they would have turned the flight around? I don't know because there was no injuries. I think maybe they turned around this because people were injured. I mean, people were, there was drinks everywhere.

The beverage cart was spilled all over the plane. I mean, it was incredibly scary. Yeah, plane crashes. I'm convinced, again, every time that flight gets up, those two pilots look at each other and go, I know we study this and it's science, but I can't believe this metal's up as high. like that. And then don't get me on people in the 1950s flying over the ocean. How you would do that?

You're basically sitting in baskets. And I would think the people that were hurt weren't wearing seatbelts, right? Because if it's a normal part of the flight. They're probably saying, oh, fasten the seabelt sign is off. Feel free to move about the cabin. Then you just hit that pocket air. Bo boom! I'm looking at a picture.

Ugh. And it is destruction in the aisle because it's everybody's stuff. Up, boom. And then back down. Yeah, I wouldn't have made it. I just called it. I jumped out right then. Might as well get out of here.

This sucks. But everybody was fine. No, I'm not. Ish. Oh, man. And it's over the water. Six people in the hospital. Well, okay, I said, ish.

I'm for sure, but on the toilet. I just mean, if Bobby jumps out, then he's for sure done. I'm okay with that, though, because I'm done anyway. After that, I'm done. I'm out. I'm out. This principal was arrested because there were over 100 kids drinking at the principal's house. Oh, that's not good.

Right? Like, I'll read. you the story let's make up our minds after the Florida principal now she was principal of an elementary school but it wasn't the elementary kids oh thank goodness but i know that's a that'd be extra bad but was arrested after more than a hundred underage kids were found drinking and partying at her home who knows 100 kids okay but please tell me she had does she have like 17 18 year old kids herself and they had friends over so but even does that matter no this is still bad but at least it explains 100 though no no no i get it but at least

explains why she has teenagers. She's 47 years old. The principal of Roosevelt Elementary School was arrested alongside teacher Carly Anderson after the principal hosted a quote, open house party. Okay. Interesting. The two-face charges contributing to the delinquency of a minor, all this. Over 100 kids were at the home in matching T-shirts and many consuming alcohol,

which was available in coolers in the home. This is not good. One of the kids was found on the front lawn experiencing an outside. alcohol-related medical event. What would that have been? Like throwing up or something? Vomiting, probably alcohol poisoning. Another intoxicated juvenile was arrested near the residence during a traffic stop and they got a DUI.

Oh my gosh. That's from Florida today. And it doesn't feel the same as if there have been certain parents. I never drank. So I don't. And also my parents didn't care. I could have done whatever I wanted to. I could have been free base and whatever you free base it.

You know, they would have never known. But some parents were like, as long as you drink at the house, and there's four or five kids, we'd rather you do that than drive. There are a hundred kids this party. With matching T-shirts. And she, and as far as- It doesn't say anything about a kid. I don't know that she doesn't have a kid.

But even then, there are a hundred kids. I know, and you just expect a principal to make better decisions. Like, I had some friends in high school, and their parents were definitely cool with them having tons of parties. I mean, even my dad would let me have parties. I don't know that we had 100, but he wasn't there, and I don't think he knew exactly what we had going on. But like she was there, provided T-shirts, provided alcohol.

Party favors. She's just like not good. Party favors at a party for kids. Yeah. I would not be judgmental toward a parent that knows their kids and goes, hey, you're going to drink. There's four or five of you. Just drink at home.

I'm not going to be judgmental towards that because I'm not a parent and also they know their kids. I'm going to be a bit judgmental to having a 100-kid open house party with t-shirts and coolers of alcohol. With someone whose profession is literally with children. Two teachers, but there's a little. leading children. The principal's house, but another teacher was there. Yeah. Lunchbox, your thoughts? Bizarre.

Man, that's incredible. I mean, I don't understand when you get an invitation from the principal. Like, that was probably their principal in elementary school. And she probably kept in touch with them via Snapchat and was like, hey, guys, I'm going to have a party this weekend. That feels creepy. creepy. That feels creepy. It's a she, right? Yes, a she. Yeah, Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan. Okay. But it's just so weird and crazy that I don't know.

I don't know. Is it a money-making venture? Like, we should charge in 20 bucks a pop? That could be it. You get the K. and it's $10 a cup. You know, whatever. I've done that. Yeah, but you also have been a principal. And again, there was another teacher there too. Anyway, shout out to the leaders of tomorrow.

It's probably not going to be a principal anymore, huh? Probably not. No, I think there's at least a demotion, if not a termination involved there. Again, has been arrested. So I don't even know if I need to say allegedly. How about this? Everything's alleged. But that's from Florida today. Okay.

Do women like guys who fight? We'll talk about that. And then also, when a guy fights, it makes them want to fight more according to science. We'll talk about that. But mostly it's like, do you ladies like it when a dude's like all, ah, punching another dude? We're talking about how guys, when they get in fights, and if they win a fight and makes them want to get in more fights. Like in physical fights with other men? Okay.

Because dopamine has been linked to male aggression for decades. So whenever you fight and you win, there's a dopamine release makes you feel good. So you go and look to fight more times. I've never been in a fight. I'll say I've never been in a fist fight. Yeah, I would say let's get some other ways to release dopamine. This sounds dangerous. I never have punched anybody in the face.

I've always been afraid to hurt my hand. And I could say that maybe the wimpiest thing I could ever say. I don't want to hurt my hand. Yeah. Lunchbox. You a fighter? Not anymore. We used to get in fights sometimes.

I got in a fight. when I was in seventh grade at school. Does that count, though? Like, seventh grade. How is that dopamine? Aren't they, like, barf? I'm thinking, like, adult bar fight. No, I'm not in an adult bar fight,

but, like, with, you know, Aaron and Forrest, we'd fight each other when we were kids and get mad at each other. You mean, like, Roughhouse? I think that's different. Like, if y'all are just wrestling. No, no, no, no. Like, we'd get mad at each other, like,

and fight. And then a couple days go by and your friends again. It's cool. Like, all right. That's like child. Child's play. I don't know if it's child's play.

Like you straight punched him in the face. Yeah. Do you think you can fight now if like someone came up to you? Oh, yeah. I think I could handle it now. But I mean, I'm out of shape and I'm out of fighting shape. And I used to train UFC. I had a DVD.

Yeah, go ahead. I had a DVD that I would watch and try to and go out in the backyard and do some of the moves. Like Tybo? Basically. No, no, UFC. Billy Banks. Yeah. We said that back in college.

There was like me and five girls were being in the lobby of the dorm and doing it. Yeah, it was all the rage. And lunchbox apparently. You think of ever been on the show. if there was like a tournament of fighting, you would win all the dudes? Yeah, probably. Yeah. You'd think you got a pretty good right, solid left?

I got a little, you know, uppercut with the left right there, hit him in the, right in the kidneys. That's what they don't see it coming. Yeah, they don't see it coming. Any guy ever come up to you and try to start anything because your lunchbox? Yes. Okay, so what do you do? At that point in time, you know, I had my people handle it. I don't remember point in time where you had people.

I have people. Anytime I'd go out on 6th Street, I had people. I always had an entourage. Bouncers knew who I was, and they would take care of things for me. You think girls like fighting? They love it. No. Oh my gosh.

You see guys fight outside the bars and girls are just like, oh! Okay, you go first. Lunchbox, do girls like it when guys fight for them? Yes, 100%. Why? It shows that they are protected, that their man will stand up with them and take care of them, and they don't have to worry about their safety. Okay.

And now I like to go to the late. ladies here. Amy, do you like it when your guy fights for you? Yeah, no, I'm, I'm more attracted to a man that would walk away from a situation and still want to protect me, but not in a way that he has to get physical with somebody else. I mean, of course, if like someone puts their hands on me and you need to defend me, that's totally different than like some random. I'm going to pick a fight to try to impress a girl because we're not impressed. Like a drink is knocked out of someone's hand by accident and dude's like, no, no, no, about drinking my girl's hand swing. That shows me you're not rational and you're very reactionary and you don't pause to respond appropriately.

I don't, I'm not attracted to that. Morgan, you like a guy that fights? No, nine times out of ten, I do not want him fighting. There's always a, like, if something really happens and he's really protective over me in a specific scenario, then yes, I'm going to like that. But nine times out of ten, restraint is so much more attractive. Define restraint. What would he need to restrain from?

Like, instead of fighting, he goes, hey, we're going to remove ourselves from the situation. Let's leave. Would you ever see that though and be like, what a wimp? No. No. Not if he does it like that. If he's like, feet don't feel me now and he runs. He runs without me to get away.

Then, yeah, now I'm unattracted that you ran away from something. But if you take me, you're calm, we escape, we're good. So I want to make sure we're not talking about them defending like your safety. That's a whole different thing. Totally different. Yeah. But it's like drunk get dudes. you looked at my girl crazy,

you knocked a drink it, you don't want that. No. But you think they're turned on by that. Turned on by it. Morgan, if you're at the bar and you're trying to get a drink and some guy comes and goes,

get out of my way, S word, S word. And, what's the S word? Skink. Also, it's like 1993? What bar are we in? Go ahead. You have telling me you're going to let

your dude is going to just let the guy get away with that? No, he's going to say, hey, put his hands on him, move him out of the way. That was my girl's spot. And you ain't going to call her the S word. The S word.

Like the B word, that's mostly what women are called. So, okay, so let's just put this in a, there's a drunk dude and he calls you the B word. Because you're like in the way or you stepped on the shoe or something. Do you want your dude to just punch them? No. No, we don't know. We're not going to be reactionary in that way. Then there's anger and what's the, there's a deeper problem.

problem. Like, yes, I want you to be upset that someone spoke to me that way. We both can be. It's disrespectful. However, we don't need a fight over it. Morgan? Yeah. If he just comes in and he just slides between the two of us and just kind of turns his back to the guy and puts space there, that is going to be, I'm going to be like, okay, hi. Yes, thank you. But if he turns to the guy and starts to try and defend my honor, as lunchbox says, I will be like, I don't need this. This is not because that's not severe enough for there to be a fistfire. No, is it disrespectful? And do you Wanted to happen? No. But if you're going to punch somebody over that, what else are you going to punch somebody over? It's a good point. No, yeah, you're too reactionary. I don't trust it.

And what if you get beat up at and you're the boyfriend, you get beat up? Like your girl never looks at you the same. No, no. At least you defended her honor. Oh, you say you'd rather you get, at least you put your blood on the line for her. Instead of cowen like a little mouth. Morgan and I are not the type of women that lunch walks is. I mean, because there might be women that are absolutely attracted to this. There are 100%. I see it. I think he said it. Yeah. Skanks. I went and sat on the little ottoman in front of him Hi dad and just when I said that my mom comes out of the kitchen

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This guy had about a three-inch piece of chopstick behind his eyeball. Would you think he was doing the warrest thing? you have to put him in your nose I mean No so it made its way up there Through his nose I get the thing is He goes in he's 24 years old

He had a wooden chopstick Lodge in his eye socket For three weeks Didn't notice Went to the hospital Doctors had been Said he'd been experiencing the symptoms But it had gotten worse

And again There's no eyeball injury Which is weird A quick examination Revelled that the mysterious object appeared to be a wooden chopstick that had penetrated from the soft tissue outside the left orbit. Also, could it have been like a piece of wood?

I don't know when he rolls over on it and, like a sleeping and it goes in his eye. He's, okay. Sinking with your chopsticks? I don't know, dude. I'm just trying to come up with scenarios here. They asked him because he at first was like, I don't know. I don't know how this got in there. And I can understand that if it was in your butt and you just say that.

Because you're embarrassed. Yeah, because she's like, I don't know. I don't know the hedgehog got out there. But honestly, that, at least you could sit on accidentally. A hedgehog? Come on. Okay. So asked if he had any idea how the chopstick may have gotten stuck in his left eyeball.

He said he could vaguely remember a collision with a friend and they were drinking, but it wasn't like they were out. They were chopstick fighting. They managed to safely remove the chopstick from his eye. So he had to be doing walrus, right? Everybody knows Morris, right? Yeah. You put it in your nose and go.

But it just started to get infected. And the x-ray looks heinous. Gosh. I mean, it is a stick. And he's lucky that it didn't blow out his eyeball. That's crazy. Joe Exotic is still venting about Trump not pardoning him. But I think you do all of that when Trump's not in office.

And now that he's back in office, you keep asking for the pardon. Sure. Yeah. Because now he's back. Because Joe Exotic from Tiger King, which, by the way, that is the COVID show to me. that and what was the show where you didn't know what they look like and they're on it love is blind yeah those two we watched those were that reminds me of COVID but Joe Exotic not happy he says all the evidence shows he's innocent he should be next in line to get out of jail he theorizes that maybe he had more success if he was a crack dealer well why are they getting

out I don't know man but I don't think that would be a pardon and again I don't even remember what Joe Exotic did I don't either like hiding dead animals or something? I don't think it had anything to do with the animals, did it? The dead body? It had to be threatening the other lady. Yeah, Carol Baskin. Oh yeah, I didn't even remember.

Wow, you're right. He was convicted of attempting to hire two people including an undercover FBI agent to kill Carol Baskin. Oh yeah, he shouldn't get out. He was convincing me we should reconsider it. Yeah, if he was convicted of that for like to hire him, you shouldn't get out just because you're famous. He was convicted of killing five tigers.

Okay, so there were animals. He was convicted of selling tiger cubs. He was convicted of falsifying wild life records. But that top one, that's the one. You can't hire somebody to kill somebody and then just want to get out. What's his sentence that you know? Overall, 21 years. The court reduced his sentence by one year,

resentencing him to 21 years in late January 2020. Everybody watched Tiger King in this room, right? Oh, yeah. Remember when we had him off from prison? He was like in an alley or like a stairwell? Dang, I was reading this going, maybe we do, maybe he was framed for like some tiger crimes he didn't commit, but I forgot he hired to kill somebody.

I didn't watch it. You never watched Tiger King? No, because I had heard like the animal abuse stuff and I was like, I don't think I can handle that, so I just never dove into it. The show isn't animal abuse. You're watching it and it's not just animal abuse in front of you.

It ends up you start to see or you maybe have a judgment you shouldn't keep animals in cages and that happens. But that's kind of after it was over at the end, right? Because I wouldn't have stayed and watched the show where they were abusing animals. The whole show is, wow!

This guy's got a whole tiger sanctuary in the middle of Oklahoma or Texas are Oklahoma, right? She was in Florida. Yeah, she was in Florida. He was in Oklahoma. Man, Tiger King's staying in the news. Gosh, that's crazy.

It feels like 10 years. years ago. JetBlue is sued after chunks of ice crashed through this house's roof. Oh my. Jet Blue is being sued for a million bucks over watermelon sized chunks of ice. If that's true, and this is from a JetBlue complaint. If that's true, JetBlue is lucky to hit somebody on the head and just kill somebody. Wow. So they think the ice fell off the plane. Michael Reese and Leah Ferraria allege that the ice chunk caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to their dream home and they've been forced to move out because of renovations. in addition to the damages, the million dollars needed to compensate them for emotional damage.

Okay. Also, it doesn't matter what house I lived in. If I were living in the house and I owned it and something happened, it had been quote my dream home too. Oh, yeah. How do they know it came off the jet blue? Where else would a watermelon-sized piece of ice come from? They probably investigated it. I know, but why I was just thinking how high up was the plane?

Because sometimes planes, you can't, I mean, I guess they could see it or they check the flight path. But do they just release ice? I don't know. You would think this would happen way more. Well, I think that's why they de-ice planes now is because if there's ice on it, when it flies, it starts to melt and it slides short like on the roof of your car. But I don't think they're doing it now. It's new. I think it been de-ice and planes for a long time. Yeah, and I thought that was for the protection of like the flight because you wouldn't fly. Not because it might damage something down below, but it could be a double thing, right?

But I don't think there are de-icing planes now. I think we've been doing it for decades. Could it be like they were dumping the waste and it turned in ice? Possibly, but do you dump waste over a neighborhood or an area that's... So Dave Matthews Band got in trouble once because they were driving a bus in Illinois, Chicago, I believe. And they released their bus waste into the river. And there were people under it in the boat and they got poop rained on. Yeah, that is... That you can claim emotional damage.

That's emotional damage. I'm also saying my dream home has been ruined by that too, even if I'm not in my home. But that's a crazy one as well. One other thing, beauty bias. Attractive people land better jobs and have higher salaries. I mean, this is life. I probably would be so much more successful if I was better looking. Dang.

What if? I've been held back by my looks. Well, some people might argue what would they argue about me? I got one eye that doesn't work. I'm left-handed. I got a limp. I got a limp today. My ankle hurts, but not generally.

I don't always have a limp. Attractiveness provides a measurable career advantage the compounds over time with attractive graduates being 52.4% more likely to hold prestigious positions and pretty people earn up to 5,000 more on average a year

all across the board. The attractiveness premium varies by industry but if you are better looking you get 31% more jobs and interviews. Well and sometimes what you think it's not even just, okay, I get this as the look part of the beauty

but there are things you can do to contribute to your look, like dressing the part, being professional. All that apart, but imagine if you're just pretty. Imagine if you just have killer cheekbones. It's not fair. And people just see you and want to be like, dang, I'd like to lick their face. People think that?

I don't know, not about me. Not about me. It'd be nice. And it's probably a bit subconscious as well. Like you don't even realize it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You just, if it's a tie, tie goes to the runner and the runner's somebody pretty.

I think about that with tall people. Like, God, it's a tall dude, for sure. Unfair. For sure. If you're tall, look at presidents. They've mostly been really tall men. Throughout time, people vote for, if they're standing next to whomever they're running against, for the most part, presidents are always over six feet tall. Wow. Like Trump's like 6-2, 6-3. He is? Yeah, I saw him standing next to Gavin Newsom. Gavin Newsom's a beast. That dude's like six, he has to be 630 or 6-4.

Because Trump's a big dude. Wow. Lunchbox beauty bias, do you have it? I get it a lot. I think I get. favors. And I have beauty bias. If I'm, you know, looking for someone to join my soccer team and I get two D-Ns from chicks, take the hot one. She's probably better. Oh, gosh. That's funny that it's about soccer. It's a recl league. Yeah, I mean, when you see someone at a business meeting, like, you think when you walk in and there's two women, right, you're probably like, the hot one probably knows

more. I don't know that I think that, but Trump is six-thory. Like, look at sideline reporters. Oh, for sure. But TV anchors, yes, anybody doing a visual job yes. I make sure you hire pretty people for the most part. Yeah, you're going to listen to the hotter one more. You're like, oh yeah, you know what? She probably has something to say. Let me tune in. Ugly one comes on the screen. You're like, next channel. Okay, we're out of here. All right, thank you. Apparently more twins exist. If you get the feeling that you're seeing more twins around these days, well, that feeling is correct. According to a new study, the twinning rate has increased by one-third since the 80s. Think about that. 33% rise in twins. The data shows the twins,

are up to about 10 twins per 1,000 deliveries. Ray Mundo is a twin. Any other twins in our group here? I don't think so. No, but I feel like Ray, he's just, that happened naturally. I feel like it's on the rise because of fertility treatments, right? I think that's a great point. And I would have never thought about that.

So I can't say right, but I'm going, wow, great point. So, yeah, that makes sense. And triplets and quadruplets. And I'd see, Octo mom was back in the news. her kids are like 16 now. I know. It was crazy to see them all grown. Yeah, the two people, they're always surprising to see how everyone has gotten older is Octo Mom and Kate Plus 8. Because now it's like Kate plus eight adults that used to be her kids.

And then whatever happened to John? Yeah, I'm not quite sure. DJing for a while. Does she get all the kids? Yeah, I don't know exactly. I mean, I feel like at one time, at one point in time I could have answered that, but I have lost connection. I think they missed a big opportunity for a reality show on TLC. Kate plus eight plus octomomoms eight.

Here's a story of 16 kids who were eating up everybody's checks. See, that would have been a good one. All right, next up, ever wonder why your dog obsesses about squeaky toys or just dogs in general? From rover.com, get this. It's because dogs are descendants of wolves whose instincts include hunting smaller animals. and whenever you, well, bite into a smaller animal. They squeal.

Or kill one. Oh, that's terrible. The sound of squeaky toy makes is very similar to the sound of small animal makes when it's being attacked. Oh, gosh. When a domesticated dog hears that, they get excited because their ancient killer survival skills are reacting. That's pretty wild. Stanley once ate a full squeak toy. And I wouldn't have known it except you open his mouth once.

It's like to yawn or something, he goes, oh, squeak. I was at the ER, the animal ER for like six hours. And they do the big scan. They're like, well, here's the squeaky toy. We can either go in for surgery or hopefully he can pass it. About 12 hours later, I think he passed it. Oh, he was just trying to go after his prey. Yeah, I don't think he ever, any of his descendants did anything physical whatsoever.

He comes from a family of lazy, fat, goofy bulldogs. But do you know bulldogs used to actually pull dogs over? Like pull bulls over? Like they would jump up and grab a top of a bull and then pull them over. No. That's why they were called bulldogs. Really? I'm telling you, none of Stanley's family did that.

They were kicked out of the village probably because they pulled over no bulls. Okay. A study finds both men and women are attracted to younger partners, even if they don't know it. This is from the independent. Men and women are equally attracted to younger partners, even if consciously they do not realize it. A study from the University of California Davis found both sexes, tend to favor younger individuals when dating. The study involved 5,000 people participating in blind dates,

the platform matched individuals based on shared interest, and the desire for long-term relationships. This finding challenges common assumptions that men and established relationships are typically older, and women also express a preference for older partners. Again, that's what they thought, but they found very little evidence for the women part. The dudes are like, yeah, we're right all along.

How much younger are we talking, though? Well, it doesn't give an age group here. It's just mostly you go, men like the younger ones. And then women, when they're young, they like the older ones. But it sounds like women like the younger ones too. You think that's some kind of breeding. You know, a dog's eating squeak toys, our ancestors.

I feel like that makes sense for, you know, why men might like younger women for that purpose. But you all can breed until you're 100. Yeah, but if you're 25, it's a little more potent, I've been told. Yeah. I think that when we are looking for older men, men at a certain age, we're looking for more mature men. Like, emotionally, personality-wise.

Yeah, but not as potent, though, if you know what I'm saying. Okay. All right. Coldplay just played two huge shows in India, and they both were the biggest shows ever. More than 111,000 people attended each show. You can't even see it. If you're at the very back of that, like you're back there at the beer tent, and Coldplay's playing up at the front on the stage, or you get to right before the show starts,

you can't even see it. You have to watch it on a screen. There's no way you can see that. Secondly, what time do you have to get there to be let in to run up to get to the gate? I think we've all done that as something in our life, right? Where it's like, the gates are open. Get up to the front of the gate. Do you ever do that for anything, Amy?

No, I really wanted to go to that George Strait concert that had about 110,000 people at Kyle Field, remember? I would have gotten there as early as possible to do it, but that's a coulda shoulda-woulda. I did it at six flags over Texas to get to the Texas Giant once. No, you didn't. Yes, I did. Why would I not do that? Our old church group, our youth group went from Arkansas. We went down in a van and I went it open, I sprinted as fast as I could to get to the Texas Giant immediately.

And then I waited at the gate. And I think it was a piece of crap. It was like wooden. It didn't even go upside down. Oh. Nobody told me. I went upside down. All right, that's it.

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Follow us, Amy and T.J, for news updates throughout the day. Listen to Amy and T.J. on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. The White House press secretary spoke yesterday about the drones. Did you guys see the clip? No. No. Anybody? She was like, the drones.

They were all FAA, Maloud for a lot of activity. They were so generic about it, where she was like, the FAA knew about it for that and other activities. Here's what the specific thing was. After research and study, the drones who were flying over New Jersey and large numbers were authorized to be flown

by the FAA for research and various other reasons. That various other reasons is how they get you on a contract sometimes when they're like, and other services. Because it can mean anything. So they really didn't say anything. Because that was the thing. We're telling you what the drones is.

But when they say authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other, even research, research for what? A nuclear weapon? So I feel like nothing was said there. Does that make you feel better about the drones, Amy? No, not really, but I haven't been that concerned about them, to be honest.

Okay, does it give you any more clarity about the drones? No, I still think we're being lied to. Very much so. Well, various other things. They kind of have it covered right there, right? Mm-hmm. There's a manhunt underway for a North Carolina inmate who crawled through the ventilation system to escape.

So it's weird about prison breaks, like jail breaks. Like, because instinctually, you're like, oh, man, I hope they get, oh, they get away. But then we don't even really know what they did. There's just something romantic about breaking out of prison. Romantic. Yeah, it's like the 1800 guys did it, the cartel guys do it. It's like the Calcan, they beat the system.

and when it's like boiled down to it, no, nobody should be break. Shawshank Redemption. Like there's just something romantic about breaking out of prison. Like it's the old tale in America, as old as time, the guy breaks out of prison

and the cops, I don't know. There's something about it where you root for them. It's like a bank robbery. Like you're like, well, I should never root for a bank robber. I don't root for bank robbers. But you're like, dang,

I wonder if they got away. So this guy escaped through a ventilation system. Detention officers realized he was missing Sunday afternoon, officials say his cellmates helped hide the fact he was gone. Agents from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigators and the U.S. Marshal Service fugitive task force are looking for John Matthew Nye. Now, when I say that, Lunchbox, what is your thought?

Well, I thought it was pretty cool that he escaped. I always think it's cool when people escape, like you said. And then I read that, uh, yes, yeah, yeah. What he did. Same, right? Because until you know what they did, you just, think the idea of it, of someone figuring out the system. Yeah, and it's pretty cool that you were able to confide in your cellmates.

Like, they worked as a team because most people would be like, well, if you're going, I want to go with you. But no, they stuffed the mattress to make it look like he was sleeping. So they were like willing to say, you know what, you go out and we'll cover for you. That's crazy. Oldest trick. Fake the mattress sleep. Yeah.

Like some like, like hay or a dummy. Did that in sitcoms. He's being held on Attempted Murder. So when that part comes out, you're like, no, we got to get him. Like, that's like the reality of it coming into play. Yeah. Not the TV show version that plays on our heads or the movie version of some sort of jailbreak. Yeah, he was arrested back in June on suspicion of shooting at deputies.

So did he hit anybody? I don't say he hit anybody, but I guess shooting towards them is called attempted murder. Attempted, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he didn't. Okay, well, I still wanted him to catch him. How about that? Yeah. I should want them to catch anybody.

But again, part of me thinks like in movies and TV shows they're always innocent. And so they're just breaking out because they're really innocent. But this is real life. It's not a movie. Amy, when the Eagles win, which, by the way, you psychically predict they'll win the Super Bowl. Yeah. In Philadelphia, they all climb the light poles. Oh, that's terrible.

And so before even they play a big game, they will go in Greece the light pole so people cannot climb up them. Like before the game this past week when they played they played in Philly against Washington, there were people all day long greasing all the light poles in Philadelphia because it's their thing. They climb up the light poles and party and then people can fall and get hurt or whatever. But the story now is a Temple University student died after falling from a light pole while celebrating the Eagles' NFC championship win. Like that's why they try to keep people off of them. Because you go up there, you're drunk. Did you see the guy in Philly shoot up in the air with a gun?

It was like TikTok. It's blowing up. No. Where it's massive like, you know, 100,000 people in the streets, they win the game. And you see his hand come up and just shoot into the air like a starter's pistol. Boom, boom, boom. And for like a split second, people are like, and they're just like, ah, screw it.

And they just keep partying. Golly. I guess police are still, I just Googled it. Police are still looking for who it was? That shot or the poll? Oh, that shot. Well, I mean, this is from yesterday. Philadelphia police are actively searching for a man who was caught on video firing a gun while standing in a huge crowd of Eagles fans.

You can see his face. They're not going to have to search very hard unless all his 10,000 buddies are like these guys in the jail cell that protected him. They go to his house and there's a hay version of his body in a bed. They can't find him either. So the guy that climbed the light pole, they didn't grease that one so he was able to get up it or what? Not sure. I would imagine they greased all of them. and I guess you could probably

Could you just go with a towel and like ungrease it? Like wipe all the grease off? Yeah, no, yeah, I'm telling you. But it's a real thing. Oh, that's terrible. They do it so often that they go and grease the up holes. There's a man in New Jersey, he stole from the same store over 40 times in two months.

And at what point do you realize? And every time, like we're missing a lot of bananas. When this guy comes in, it always seems like we have a few less bananas. 40 times. Stanford Police in New Jersey say a man stole $1,800 worth of merchandise. From the store shop right in over 40 different incidents. He was charged with shoplifting in the stories in custody, patch.com. Like, you've got to realize, because we used to do inventory.

Every week at Hobby Lobby, we would do inventory. Once a month, we need a big. 40 times. That's a lot of instances of him stealing stuff. So another thing I wanted to talk about was next week there will be the Bobby cast

with Tom Green, who I was a massive fan of in my 20s and 30s. It was super coolies at the house. And we asked Morgan, we said Morgan, do you know what Tom Green is? She did not because she's a little younger. And then, Morgan, what happened? So I was listening to the radio and the real Slim Shady song comes on by Eminem.

And I'm listening to it just like I have before. I've heard the song a million times. And all of a sudden I hear the lyric, well, you let Tom Green hump a dead moose. And I was like, dang, I know who that is now. I, for all these years, never understood that lyric whatsoever. And now I have the reference. And did he actually hump a dead moose? Yes, he did. It was one of his bits. Yeah. That's gross. Yeah. That's a lot of shock. But yeah, Tom Green was a massive part of culture, pop culture for like five to seven years, where M&M was rapping about him in one of his biggest songs ever. Do you have the exact lyric, Mike? Yeah, it is... Is it, My Bum is on you?

Yeah, sometimes they can get on TV and just let loose, but can't, but it's cool for Tom Green to hop a dead moose. And he goes, my bum is on your lips, my bum is on your lips. And that is actually from Tom Green's bum bum song, where it's like, my bum is on your head. My bum is on your head. Oh, so there's even more of that reference. I just noticed his name in it. Yeah, Tom Green had the Bum Bum song, which... He, you know, he was a rapper when he was younger. In Canada, they had a little deal. But then he did a funny song called the bum bum song,

where he walked around and was like, my bum is on your pizza. My bum is on your pizza. And so that song was number one on TRL. And it got so big that they had recorded some of the episodes of TRL ahead of time because, like, holiday was coming up. It was number one for so many days.

They made him retire the video because the recorded episodes had like in sync or something as the number one song because they had been for so long. But his song had come in and smashed every song and because they were already recorded, he wasn't going to be number one the next day, so they had him go on to retire it. He didn't want to retire it.

He was like, this song killing. But I don't think it was ever released, released, right, Mike? Just on his show? Was it ever like on a CD or anything? Let me see. Because the video was on TRL, obviously, and it was on the Tom Green show,

but I don't know that it was ever on, you'd go buy it as a CD. Yeah, I've had, had so many just you guys have taught me so many things that I never noticed just in my everyday life and that was one of them and I kind of had an aha moment what's it Mike he released it later like in 2005 officially well you're to officially it came out the first time I think 2000 yeah that was a jam Amy do you remember that my bum is on your head mm-hmm yeah I don't make music like they used to no do they

mm-mm-mm-th dang uh how was your night last night what'd you do anything um No, basketball game. What else? No? I watched a little bit of younger. I've been watching that on Netflix and then went to bed. Pretty early. We watched a little more night action, whatever it's called.

Night agent. Whatever. Why are you such a hater? I'm not a hater. You are, but why are you still watching it? Because we're in it. Okay. And it's actually okay.

It's pretty good. It's just so corny. season two is a little less corny than season one I think they looked at their notes Season one is every cliche that has ever existed in the history of any sort of CIA show Season two is a little better

I was gonna say I finished season two and I don't feel like it's as bad as you're giving the hate for Oh my God And again it could be the juxtaposition of Up Against the Diplomat, the agency Shows, Lioness, where it's like where those shows are awesome Yeah, it's not the same, but it's not totally terrible.

I'm not saying it's totally terrible. You gave it two out of five, season one. Yeah, you guys built it way up. Maybe we watched season one when there was a lull. It was because Lioness and all those had not come out yet. So we did watch it before all of the ones. He's watching in reverse order. Yeah.

So, yeah. We only watch it now if there's a lull in shows we're already watching. For example, Severance, It comes out every Sunday Or Friday, maybe Friday I think it's Fridays, Apple shows are Fridays Friday, yeah And so after we watch Severance

We don't have anything that we're currently watching We were watching the agency But that went off, its final episode was just last week It's awesome, a little slow at the beginning But it's having to set up characters Like CIA characters But then we have nothing else So we'll go like, you'll watch the dumb show or no

So then we watch it We want to, we hate Rose Oh, why? Because she's so annoying She's not part of anything And she's like I demand to be a part of stuff Well she has a skill

Rose is so annoying She may be one of the most annoying characters Most annoying characters All time on television Let's talk through them Number one The Brady Bunch That cousin that came in

What? You're going to what? Yes Oliver Oliver. Oliver sucked How long have you been holding on of that one? I hated Oliver on Brady Bunch

I used to watch on Nick and Night all the time Oliver was a terrible character I haven't seen Oliver in a long time. I don't even know if he's still alive. Terrible character. On Walking Dead. The sun. So annoying.

I just wanted a zombie to get it over with and eat him. Because he was so annoying. Always falling down or like exploring by himself. Carl? Carl sucked. Carl. Terrible character. I've been thought about Carl in a while.

Rose. She's up there in the night agent. Night shift. What's it called? Night shift. agent. Thank you. It doesn't start off where she's so annoying,

but then she just thinks all of a sudden she can be in every like high class... I'm getting cooked out of a classified meeting. Rose, shut up. Walk out. Rose's annoying character. That's about it. It's about my whole list.

I don't have it prepared. You have any annoying characters, Amy? No, I mean, I'm with you on Carl. Dude, Carl would make me so mad. I can't think of anybody that's really... Eventually, you just have to sacrifice the kid at some point. Well, since I mean, I am re-watching younger, I will say Josh is getting on my nerves this time around, and he

didn't the first time around. Like my friend Gracie and I have been sending each other voice texts about it. Like, why are we so annoyed by Josh this time around? Because Netflix just uploaded younger. So we watched it years ago, wherever it was, I don't even remember, but now Netflix has it. So it's just one of those things you can kind of have on mindlessly, but Josh is getting on my nerves. And so it's not because he's a villain, because... No. Okay. There are characters I dislike because they're purposeful. meant to be disliked. But yeah, I don't watch the show, but I'll...

Have you ever seen Younger at all? Do you know what I'm talking about? Yeah. With Hillary Duff? It would come on Nick at Night way back in the day. I watched an episode or two when it was new. It wasn't for me. Younger came on Nick at night?

Yeah. Really? Yeah, when Nick Knight was doing newer shows, it would come on at like 8 p.m. or something. Oh, okay. Or TV Land. I think it was a TV Land, which is the same. But I think it was a TV Land specific show.

Is that right, Mike? Yeah, it was on TV Land. Yeah, so I watched it. I watched it. I watched it. a little bit. You know who else was kind of annoying Skyler from Breaking Bad? She got to be pretty annoying. The wife.

She didn't bother me. At first she didn't bother me because it's like, oh, it's going to be a myth. You have my crystal myth. But she got to be kind of an annoying character. Lunchbox, have to come to your mind? No, I don't even I can't think. There's been some people on the challenge. Like, Fessie,

he's really annoying. Every season. I could do without him. As in, he's a villain? Or just, why is he there? No, he's, I mean, I get why he's there. Like, he's a former football player in college. He's a good athlete, but he thinks he's better than he is.

He's just kind of annoying. He tries the mouth off to CT and CT put him in his place. Like, dude, we don't play those games. Like, you're a child. Like, it was pretty funny. Do you feel like a bit you get annoyed it? Because, I mean, some people, I don't know who they would be, would say you have those characteristics.

Like, are you jealous of him for being on the show when you have all those same characteristics? I do get annoyed Like when I see people on there I'm like man they don't have any I don't know No no I mean The way you describe the guy

I think some people would feel that way about you Like mouthing off Really not having much You know that type thing People would say that about me I don't know them No I don't know But I mean I do have a little bit of jealousy

Just a tinge is that what it's called A tinge of jealousy Because They are on that show It does make me a little jealous Was there anybody in the office that was annoying because eventually

what they did, it was a little bit Will Ferrell's character got annoying at the end. He was only on briefly to help that Michael Scott departure. So he wasn't a permanent one. And very funny for some of the episodes. It just was too much. I ended up liking Aaron

and Andy. And it's hard to get those secondary characters to be well liked. Oh, I know who I hated on that stupid show. I love the office, but it was a stupid show. Whenever the camera guy, the boom microphone guy, fell and was trying to flirt with Pam when her and Jim were fighting.

I hated that guy. He was annoying. He had no use on the show. He was like the documentarian. Do you guys remember him? Yeah, do you just hate him because he was going after the relationship that you liked on that show? No. He was just like a scuzzy dude. Oh. Yeah, I don't really care if they got together

or not. Like you rooted for them at the time, but anybody else remember him? What about friends? I mean, I didn't watch that show, so I don't know. If there's bad people on that show that are annoying. Oh, I have a good one. Go ahead. The guy in Ted Lassow, Shelly, the coach that, like the kid who becomes the coach later.

Oh, I thought he was needed. No, there were moments where he just really ticked me off. Nathan Shelley? Yeah. The one good guy to bad guy. Yeah. He felt really annoying to me in certain moments. I was just like, what are you doing?

Okay. I mean, but I think they made them that way. I don't know, guys. He really, he really bothered me. Hey, if she's annoyed by it, it's her feeling. That's true. It's her feeling. Okay, cool.

We're good here. Anything else you want to say, Amy? Anybody annoying? No. Free rain, go ahead. I really don't. How about real life people annoying? No.

Yeah, free reign. No. You have diplomatic community. Say whatever you want. I'm not going to let people disrupt my peace. Okay, good for you. Okay. I've been reading.

My sister sent me Mel Robbins, new book, The Let Them Theory. And I just got to a chapter yesterday that was about like, let them think negative thoughts about you. Like if you are too worried about what other people are going to think about you, you can just release it and let them think it. You can't control it. So why are you going to give it brain space?

Yeah, my TED talk was called Let Them Hug on News. No, it wasn't. And I pulled them out and I was like, hug on these nuts. No, you didn't. What was the name of your TED Talk? Winning by losing? But didn't you misspell something? Yeah.

Oh. On purpose. No. Or so we say. You never know. Never know. Because the whole thing was about screwing up. And it ended up turning into my second book, which is fail until you don't because I was never going to write another book.

But, yeah, there may have been some errors, but they could have been purposefully put in. Or are we just saying that now because we messed up? That you'll never know. Okay, cool. Let's go. Bobby Bones show. Bonehead. This story comes us from London, England.

There's a drug kingpin's been on the run for years. US authorities been tracking him, tracking him, couldn't find him. Well, he took a vacation with his wife, and his wife decided, let's post some pictures on Instagram. And it shows them all over England at the beach. And so authorities called authorities, oh, just said, hey, can you get this guy for us? Boom, got him. Tracked him by the picture. I wonder, did he?

know his wife was posting or does he follow her on social is he on social? I know, do you think he has somebody like kill her? Oh gosh. If now he's in jail forever and she's the one that did it do you think like one of that?

I didn't think about that. Yeah. I don't know that happened, but I saw the story. It's funny until you then you go. I wonder what happens next. Okay. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

I think Amy, you told me this, that Wendy's and the Girl Scouts are doing a thin mint frosty. Yeah. That's pretty good. I know I can't wait. Is it already out? Wendy's has announced its partnership with Girl Scouts of the USA.

The thin mint frosty will be out February 21st for a limited time. Okay, so we got a bit. Most of the time when we talk about food and this brand teams with this brand, we're like, oh, that sounds good. I never think about it again after we get off the air. But I think if they have it on a sign and I'm driving by Wendy's, I might stop and get one of these. Oh, for sure.

Because thin mints from the freezer are so great. So imagine them in a frosty. But even just frosties are good. Yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah, but saw that. That's good. We're done with the show. We will see you tomorrow.

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