The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Is Lunchbox Playing Dumb Or Not? + Bobby's Criteria JFK Files Getting Released

Episode Date: February 12, 2025

Bobby conducts a science experiment that Lunchbox knows nothing about. We want to figure out whether he was messing with us trying to force a bit or he is actually ignorant to something?  Bobby talks about the news that came out yesterday where Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said she is focused on the declassification of federal secrets – including records related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and other documents in the public interest. Bobby gives his criteria for when they do release the information. Also, Caller Kyler reveals his annual winning states from all the games we've played on the show and reveals who won the most games last year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now Bobby's on the mic so you know what this is This is the Bobby Vaughn's story Now Amy's morning corny The morning corny. What's pink oinks and shoots arrows on Valentine's Day? What's pink oinks and shoots arrows on Valentine's Day? Cute pig. That was the morning corny.

That's pretty good. We have to make lunchbox leave the room just for a few minutes. And he's going to come right back in during this same segment. This is a bit of a science experiment. Make sure he can't hear out there. Bye guys. You miss me. Just sit him in my office.

be two, three minutes max. Lunchbox is walking out of the studio. I need a thumbs up whenever he cannot hear. Okay. They're walking out to make sure that he can't hear. Looking at the guys. They are putting lunchbox in a controlled environment. Is he being stubborn? And now I have a thumbs up.

There we are fine now. Okay, look, I'm going to bring him in. And there's this bit that he's sent. And I don't know if he's bitfishing where he believes it or if he's just like, playing a character to get a bit on the air. Okay. Okay. Because he is outrageous and he does say stuff and he means it most of time.

But sometimes I think he can't be this dumb. I think he's playing. I think he, so we're going to bring him and he's just going to do this segment. I don't think he's this dumb. But there's a chance. I just want you guys. So what do we do when he starts doing it? Just let him do the segment.

Just let him do the segment. Okay. What is this? What I just want you guys to think about is do you think he's, and don't make the noise. Don't, uh, is he being for real or is he just creating this bit because he wants to get something on the air? Okay. Is he this? Okay.

All right, bring him in. He doesn't know what's going on. Obviously, he thinks we're playing a game or something. So, okay, lunchbox is coming back in the studio. He's also going to act kind of weird because he doesn't. know what we're doing. He's going to come and be like, uh, let's, let's clap for him. Make him feel like, there he is. We missed you, man. There he is. Okay, you're back. I like the fake clap. I don't know what's going on. No, there's no reason to know what's going on. You'll find out

later. Not so much now, but you'll find out later. So, uh, lunchbox is a little irritated at scuba Steve. Maybe not even irritated about his email. Oh, yeah, he needs to be more professional. Like he's the executive producer of our show. And like when he's not in the, when he's not here, he has this message. And it's like, ooh, I'm on vacation. Like I emailed him about something. Hold on, it's an out of office reply. Just so everybody knows.

Yeah. Okay, so it's an out of office reply. Which is actually responsible. Yeah. So what does it say again? It said, ooh, I won't be back until Monday. Like, look at me, I'm out of town. And I'm like, why are you rubbing it in people's face?

Like, why not just say it? Do you have the exact name? Can you read it verbatim? You know what? I did see this email lunch, Rock. And I was like, wow, man. Who knew you were going on vacation? Why are you rubbing it in my face, man?

And I don't think it was vacate. I think he had a, scuba took a personal day off. So. It said, ooh, until Monday, there might be a delay in my response. I will get back to you as soon as I can. If there's an emergency, please text me. Thank you. And I'm like, who writes that?

Who writes, ooh? But like, hold on. So it's the, he did. Spell ooh. Spell ooh. Oh, oh, oh. That's what you say, ooh. You say, ooh, oh.

I would go, oh. No, that's ooh. Multiple O's. Yeah, it's ooh. It's, ooh. No, no, no. You guys do stop. Stop.

Everybody stop. Everybody stopped. Because you guys are, you guys. No, because I would be like, oh. No, no. You're like, ooh. Like, you're at work. Is everybody crazy?

Is everybody? No, Bobby. You're joking. Are you playing? Yes. Amy, you were convinced me. No. Okay, thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Oh. You were selling. Oh, I like this. So you thought that that was in a, like he's rubbing it in? What if he just put that to you? What if he had said it were if you emailed him, you just got ooh.

I'd be like, okay, why, I don't need to be mean about it. I'll just tell me that you're not going to reply until Monday. I don't know why you got, like my email's gross. How would you have written ooh? If you were to write. Well, I may have put more O's too. I mean, if you want to really rub it in, put a lot of O's. But I got it.

And I was just like, okay, I don't know why you'd write that for a week. but okay, cool. And how do you write? Oh, oh, oh. Okay. Would you mind hopping out of the room for one second? Okay. See you, man.

Just real quick, real quick, science experiment. Okay, let me know whenever he is clear. Okay, I think he's going back to my office. Guys, I have to find another word. Dude, oh, oh, oh, I mean, everybody, we all know this, right? Out of office, out of office reply. Is there any chance? No, no.

That's what I'm saying. Is he doing a bit on us? Ooh. Or does he really think that that's what Scoobes Steve was saying in the email? I think that's what he really thinks. There is no way. He does not know any version of shortened words. You think it's ooh?

He knows like. He's not five. FYI. Here's what we're going to do. Can we prepare a, an, acronym game. We're going to run this by lunchbox later.

And then in the middle of it, we're just going to go, I'll do like, yeah, PSA, FYI, MVP, O-O-O-O. Do the AKY. What is it? If you know, you know. Okay.

Yeah. But I'm going to throw, I'm going to throw O-O-O-O-O in there. Yeah, good. And see if he gets that. So the question is, do you think he's full of crap and just bit fishing here

because he wants to get a bit on the air? Or he is ignorant as to what oh, oh, means. Which is it? He may not know. No way.

He's an adult man who's been working in an office forever. It even says out of office. Like, on the thing, it's this scuba Steve's out of office reply. Until Monday. Until Monday. And then it says, ooh.

He may not be putting the two and two together. I don't think he's ever even used that, though. Like, he's never put an out of office on or anything. So I don't think he's putting two and two together. Well, neither of I. I've never put that. Have y'all? No, never.

No, but it does say on top of ooh, it says, in small officials, is out of office reply. Okay, we're going to do the game with him. We'll do it next segment or something. Okay, but what's your vote? Is he? I like the word ignorant. Ignorant's a good word.

Because you've said before, like if you don't know something, you haven't learned it yet. You can't judge somebody for that. He's worked in the office though for 25 years. Right. But not everyone uses the, oh-oh. And he thinks it's going to go, ooh. I'm on vacation. Okay, we will do that bit coming up.

We'll bring it. We'll bring it. Now, we'll play the song, but we'll bring him in during the song. But don't say anything about it. You got it. All right. We have a game here. We're going to play name, the acronym.

Amy, if I said AI. Artificial intelligence. Correct. Lunchbox, if I said CEO. Oh, that's a chief executive officer. Correct. Amy, if I said FBI. Federal Bureau of Investigations. Investigation, yeah.

Lunchbox IRS. Internal Revenue Service. Good. Amy, this is tougher CPR. Can you get that one? What's crazy is, it's a little unfair, but go ahead. Cardio, pulmonary, respiratory. Close. Resuscitation. There's only two words. So save revive.

CPR, it feels like it'd be three words. But yeah, cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Lunchbox, GPA. Great point average. Amy, ASAP. As soon as possible. Good. Lunchbox, DIY.

Do it yourself. Correct. Amy, L-O-L-L-L. Lafout loud. Correct. You're good at this. Lunchbox, O-O-O. O OO. O. Officer open. Officer open. That's not an audition.

Original. Five seconds. O OO. No, original operating owner. Incorrect. OOO is out of office. Oh, I get it. I get it. Okay. I get it. Okay. I get it. Never mind. It just clicked

I get it Okay Does he really get Is he still What do you get? So it's not So you Oh gosh

Go ahead So Scoob's thing When you email them And you got a reply You thought it said Ew And now it's

Out of office reply Out of office Oh. Three hours is now of office. Oh my gosh. Okay. All right. Well, maybe he was being professional.

I thought, yeah. So read his entire message to you as you read it because you send him an email. Yes, and I got a reply. It said, ew, until Monday. There might be a delay in my response. I will get back to you as soon as I can. If it's an emergency, please text me. Thank you.

And I was just. You're offended at the. Ew, like, oh, you're actually at work? Like, what are you doing? Why are you emailing me over the weekend? Don't do that. So, oh, oh, oh, now you realize it's out of office. But why don't just write that?

Why write, ew? It's not ew. Ew, is EW. Yeah, yeah. Oh. But why write GPA when it's grade point average? Why write any of the acronym? But no one knows what OO is.

Every one of us did. And the question, when you left the room earlier, was, first of all, do we know what O-O-O means, yes. I told them the situation and we said, were you bit fishing just looking for a bit to get on the air? Or did you really not know? I've never seen that before in my life.

Above it, like on the email, it says out-of-office reply and very small, like there's a reply that comes with it. That's okay. I don't even know how to read what you're talking. Yeah, it's all good. So now, guys, do we think he didn't know or he was committing?

Just committed to the bit. Because I didn't even know he was going to be out. He was out of office. What do you say? I didn't know he was out of office. Let's go to the judges. This is hard. I know. I mean, he's either fully committed, but I guess I'll just give him this one.

He doesn't know. You'll give him. I'll give him that. He's ignorant on O, O, O. But now he knows. I've never had someone reply to me O O before. Never in my life. Eddie?

I mean, not everyone. does reply oh, oh, oh. I'm saying that he had no clue bones. He's ignorant. I'm going to go, now I'm convinced he didn't know. I did not know. Morgan, how do you feel? Oh, yeah. He didn't know. There's too many times he's been like this before where he doesn't know things. He's not above bitfishing in. No, he's not. Right, right. Gosh, I'm feeling like an idiot. That was the experiment. Is that standard office like talk? As soon as I saw it, I knew exactly what it was. We all did. If it bounces back immediately, it's an out of office reply. In his was out of office.

Doesn't matter. Got it. Not even you're dumb if you don't know what it is. We didn't know if you were just messing with us to get a segment on the air. No. I mean, I really hadn't. There you have it. You feel dumb?

I feel pretty dumb. He's looking through his email again trying to understand. I'm going back to the one that, like the inbox. I'm like, well, don't feel dumb. Feel educated. Oh, yeah, yeah. No. Now you know.

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will lead a new task force focused on the deep classification of federal secrets, including records related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., 9-11, COVID, and they continue to walk through a lot of the stuff that has been classified, hidden, or there are conspiracies around. UAPs and U.S.Os, you know what? UAP was new to us, which is the aerial phenomenon. U.S.O, they've now added that. You know what that is? Underwater, because so many of these things are underwater, they just throw that up. out there like we know what that means already.

Whoa. I want to play you a clip of Representative Luna talking about this yesterday. We'll be conducting investigations into the following. The assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Dr. Martin Luther King, unidentified aerial phenomena, also known as UAPs, unidentified submerged objects, also known as U.S.Os, the Epstein client list, the origins of COVID-19, and the 9-11 files. Wow.

So to someone like me who I'm not a conspiracy guy, I'm fascinated with conspiracy that end up being true. Most don't. The occasional one does. And I think with social media conspiracies can run wild. But there's just been too much on the JFK. Too many documentaries. Yesterday, somebody very prominent mentioned that there were probably two shooters.

Really? Okay. Which is the first time anybody, and again, they haven't released the files yet. The only thing that the president had signed was we're going to release them. So it has to go to somebody first who has to look and then go, okay, we now release them. So this is, to me, I'm not even fully believing it's going to be accurate. Though here's what I need from them. Because we have to have full transparency.

If you're going to act transparent, there has to be full transparency or don't act transparent at all. Because you can't come out and go, we're doing this and you get to see it all. You can't give us a but because that is that's where conspiracies grow, live, breed. So I'm going to need no redactions. If you're going to release it, release it, no redactions and release all of it or don't. Because we're not losing anything by not getting them. Right? If they don't release the JFK files, we're not being withheld of food and water or oxygen.

Nothing is taken away from us. So release it, no redactions. That's number one. Number two, I'm going to need a bipartisan release. I'm going to need somebody from both sides, basically together, holding a file. I just need this to be the theater of it to go. We together release this because, depending on the party, they can protect their own party, which isn't full transparency. So I'm going to need it to be bipartisan.

and I'm going to need both sides to have to take some shots. Because if one side releases it and it's all the other side taking all the shots, I'm like, this is not true. You're protecting people in your own party. That's why I need it to be bipartisan. And I need somebody at the top of both sides to go, we both sign off that this is legit. If that happens, dude, this is better than Severance Season 2 coming out. Yeah, like how do they, can they deliver us all the information in the,

Well, digestible way. My third one was I need it to be, there needs to be like an explain like I'm five version of it. Yeah. Or like the Keen Jays version of the Bible for idiots. You know, when you can read it and it's written like people talk today.

Jesus said, yo, yo. Yeah. Jesus pulled up. Great little, you know, cartoon or documentary that can just break it all down for us. So.

So you need everything. You need the whole shabing. You need the whole donut. If they're saying they're going to be transparent, I don't think it's, It's too much to ask for full transparency. And with that, because everything is so partisan, I need it to be bipartisan. I'm not going to believe it.

Especially when it comes to things like the Epstein client list, COVID, I need both people to be taking shots. Yeah, we need that Epstein list. I don't need you to be protecting anybody. If you're going to release it, you need to release it. so aside from like the Epstein and the COVID stuff which is new the 9-11 files which I'm sure there are things there we don't know yeah one way or the other are there things that maybe we don't need to know well that's always tricky right like when we've talked about this um there are examples of our government doing things to us in order to get sympathy from us so we can attack other people. Remember talking about this? I'm not saying this is

what happened, but these are decisions that they make that you're like, is this in best interest or is this bad? And this could be with any of this stuff. But like the Gulf of Tonkin incident where an alleged attack on U.S. naval ships led to escalated involvement in the Vietnam War. Documents suggested because they were classified, they became declassified, that the second attack did not happen as initially reported, which was they hit us. That wasn't true. looks like we did it to ourselves in order to have a reason to go attack. Another one was 1962 Operation Northwoods. It was proposed by the U.S. Department of Defense to stage attacks on American soil

and blame them on Cuba to justify an invasion into Cuba. However, it was never approved by President Kennedy and why I say this was. This is also one of the theories as to why maybe he was shot. Because they took it to him and said, we want to do this. We want to attack ourselves and say it was that. So your question is valid. It's as parents, you could take this down to a microcosm. Are there things that you're doing that you don't need your kids to know why you do it?

But it's better for them overall. So you're going to do it. Yeah, it just makes you think of watching Lioness because we all watched that recently and some of the conversations that are happening in the boardrooms where it's like, on the news, it's one thing. And the behind the scenes, it's like, okay, this is what America needs to know. They don't need to know this part. End of story.

And yes. And that doesn't mean that those people are right. They're having to make decisions based on the, basically the corporation that they're running that is America. I know that's a TV show. But stuff like that happens. But when it comes to national security, CIA, if they're going to be transparent, I want full transparency. If not, don't tease us. Just don't tell.

We're good. Yeah. Like we're not missing anything by not getting this stuff. I didn't tell us anyway. Normal Americans who are going to work every single day are not missing anything by not getting these files. I would like to know the Epstein names, though. I would like to know the JFK stuff. That's mine too, yeah.

Well, I just want people to be held accountable if they were a part of any of that. But I think that's for all of this. For Epstein to the... But do you think with JFK, like some people are dead? I think a lot probably else. But, I mean, think about Martin Luther King. Oh, well, yeah, that too. I mean, so many stories of the CIA monitoring him the whole time.

And that goes with other people, too, like John Lennon, because of anti-war ideas. And a war, by the way, which it turns out, probably shouldn't have been in because we didn't win, which is the Vietnam War, according to historians, I wasn't alive. But just reading about it. So I want full transparency or nothing. I want no redactions. And I want both sides to take a lot of shots. Otherwise, I'm just not going to believe it. I need it to be bipartisan.

Let's go. It's exciting. Aliens? That's not even, I don't even really mention that. What was the U.S. unidentified submerged objects? Because so many of them are in the water. So many of them. Yeah, so many of the things that they say,

that they can't figure out what they are, are under the water. Whatever them is, if it's Russia or an unknown, or they're underwater. So yeah, that's what's up. And by the way, season two is not even that good. Of?

Severance. We're three episodes in. I could have told you that. Season one's one of the greatest television series as I've ever seen in my life. I loved it. I was moved by it. Wow.

Season two, I think they realized how popular they got and people were like, wow, this show is really smart. And now they've tried to outsmart and like be cool. We're watching it and we're like, did it just go over our heads completely? So, yeah, we're not. Jump and Chip. It's like the dumbest show Night Agent and like the show that's way too smart, severance.

We're just lost in between the floor and the ceiling. Anyway, that's what stuff is excited. about that we can probably, hopefully, get the real news and what's happening here. All right, that's what's up. You guys can call us if you want 87777-B-O-B-B-Y. Schools are banning crocs all across the country because they're a safety hazard. Dozens of schools in at least 20 states across the U.S. have banned crocs because students are more likely to struggle to walk when wearing the shoes

and could be deadly in an emergency. Amy thoughts. Deadly in an emergency. Like if you got to run and there's a fire. Okay. Or a school shooting, which probably happens more than fires, honestly. Yeah. Which sucks.

I mean, I don't know. I feel like I could maneuver well in crox, but I guess maybe kids are having issues. I can't maneuver well in crocs. What? I look like bozo. Flav, flop, flop, flop, flop. Okay. Well, I guess it's probably been a minute since I wore them.

But kids are going to be so disappointed. So many of them wear crocs all the time. I like wearing crooks. but man are they ugly. Yeah. And you have to think the crock people are like, we're going to make this going to be a comfortable shoe. There's no chance.

Oh my God. This thing's catching. They got to be like blown away. Oh, you know what? I remember like in the pile not too long ago we had like a doctor. I told a story about a doctor that was saying kids should no longer wear crocs because they're a hazard. Like even the little holes could get caught in something like while they're walking and make.

So I mean, I guess there is something to it. But I mean, gosh, that's sad that you have to be prepared for emergency at school. New York Post with that story. Oh, yeah. I know. It's like you should be able to go to school and now you have to be prepared to run. Yeah, but that's been like the last 20 years. Not even about crocs, you know. Next up, Domino's launching a pepperoni inspired perfume for Valentine's Day. Discussing.

You know what? Most of these are done. They're, you know, just for news, fun, PR. I don't think I'd mind this one. Of all the weird ones, I think that would smell interesting. It wouldn't smell pretty. But I think that would be fun. I don't think it's to be perfume. I think guys can wear it too. unisex. I think pepperoni pizza is unisex. Oh, yeah. I'll say it. It's the guy who brings a purse to work every day. I'll say it. This perfume is unisex.

I would like to smell it. Can we see if we can get some of this scoop, Steve? Yeah, who's making it? Domino's is launching a pepperoni-inspired perfume for Valentine's Day. All right, on him. See if we can find it. That's from ABC7. Wide spread outbreaks of diseases like measles and polio starting to reemerge. What year are we? Well, it's because now the... people aren't wanted to do vaccines at all.

Oh, wow. So it's bringing back these diseases. But like back in the day, those were just normal vaccines. Like, you go to school and like, all right, put it in my arm. Health officials in Western Texas are trying to contain a measles outbreak among mostly school-aged children with at least 15 confirmed cases. This is the bad thing when politics gets involved in medicine. When science and politics start mixing, this polio.

That's like when our parents were young, right? No, no, no. Grandparents. Yeah. And great grandparents. It's the latest outbreak of a disease that's been virtually eliminated in the U.S. As vaccination rates are declining, jeopardizing the country's herd immunity from widespread outbreaks. Polio.

That doesn't feel, that feels like horse and buggy. That disease. I think of being in a wheelchair. Yeah. People that couldn't walk. That's from CBS News. Next up. An ice cream craving leads to a $1 million dollar lottery prize.

lunchbox listen up a Kentucky woman went out to get some ice cream at Dairy Queen ended up winning a million bucks The player told Kentucky lottery official She had a hankering for a blizzard Hey, who doesn't? Love a good blizzard And while on her way to the eateries

She stopped at the Mount Sterling Shell Station To buy a Kentucky jackpot scratch-off She scratched 20 bucks and won the million dollars $20. I have been playing tickets every day since the beginning of the year and I am probably playing $50 tickets every day. I'm probably down about $100 now.

What's been your biggest price? $200. That's pretty good. Maybe $250 one day. Whatever it was, it was on the air. But I'm not quitting until I hit $1,000 or go broke. Or the year ends. That's crazy.

You're only down $100. I know. I've had some pretty good scratches so far. Pretty satisfying scratches. Like when you get to that one spot in your back with your hand, did you just get there? It's been pretty satisfying so far. A man wants to buy a landfill.

Why? as hard drive with Bitcoin that he can't find is somewhere in the landfill. And so they were like, hey, you can't be here and do this because he's like searching for it. And he's like, fine, I'll just buy the landfill. The Bitcoin is now worth about $620 million. It's an investment. How is this possible? He accidentally threw out a hard drive with 8,000 Bitcoin. A Bitcoin, I haven't looked this morning. It's like $100,000 a coin. It's like $95,000 yesterday a coin. But he has $8,000 Bitcoin on it, wants to buy the landfill where it's ended up. It may be gone forever, but they don't want them there anymore. They don't want people there looking for it because it's become a thing.

You find it. So he wants to just buy the whole landfill. And there's no guarantee really that the hard drive will still work if you find it. There's no guarantee on anything. But to him, if he could buy it for a million bucks, that is worth that investment. The government's going to stop making new pennies. We saw this on Super Bowl night. And so for every penny, he can't. You It tastes like two to make. Did you know nickels? It costs more to make a nickel than even a nickel. No.

Like this has been a thing for a while, yeah. Experts say we have to make more nickels, but nickels also are losing money. So it costs more money to make a nickel than the nickel is worth. Is that because nickel is just expensive? Like the compound? Well, it's bigger and thicker, so I don't know. I don't know. That doesn't make a lot of sense.

Copper's penny, and you don't know if it's copper is cheaper or if the penny is less copper than the nickel is made of. So should we start collecting some pennies and saving them? Or nickels? Later will the... No. No. There's so many. Nichols are made of 75% copper.

I have your mind blown. Oh, wow. And 25% nickel. So, analysts say this will cause prices to rise for consumers. If the penny is phased out, prices would be just rounded up a five cent amount. You know they're going to round up more than that. You give any of these businesses an opportunity to get us for anything. But Canada does.

did this. They stopped doing one cent in 2012, but then they found out the Canadians paid about $3.27 since more every, so it's a situation. But yeah, it doesn't make sense. I guess it does make sense. My brain just doesn't know why it makes sense. To spend two cents to make

one. Or seven cents to make five. I saw an article where that was the play on words. It just doesn't make sense. Oh, I didn't even mean that. Yeah, I know. I was just, to my little brain, I just didn't get it. And I was thinking about the news story we're talking about a minute ago where she goes up and she's like, yeah, we're going to release and have a department about all these files, JFK and Martin Luther King. We talked about the Epstein list.

And you mentioned the Epstein list a couple times. Why for you is that so interesting? Oh, well, because I just listened to all the podcasts and watched all the documentaries and it just made me curious about all the different ways it was covered up for so long and like who powerful is involved. And I just, it's disgusting to think that some of these people that we think that we trust that are in charge of so many things and making so many decisions could also be doing such terrible things to young women. To me, obviously that is a terrible part of it. I wonder who was controlling Epstein, CIA, Mossad, like he was obviously something. Yeah. He was obviously being used by something of power to get other powerful people and then have information.

information on them by that's the only reason he can one be known to be doing this have all this money they can't figure out where the money's from and then the prison guards are gone the cameras aren't working when he's killed yeah it's just disturbing so you know one of the theories is you know he was an asset of could be CIA could be Mossad could be any of those groups and so like tell us You think his death would be part of the reveal or whatever the documents? If full transparency. Yeah, like how high does it go? Like that's, you know.

As absolute high as it possibly could. Yeah. It's like presidents. Oh, man. Many probably. See, that's why I won't know. Of other countries. The Prince, Prince Andrew, like it was like his boy.

Well, yeah. I mean, that stuff's already out there. Who are the people that. Like, why did he get murdered? That's who? Because if he's working for a group, again, just a theory, a CIA, any of these groups, they obviously have the power to get in and going, as well.

So I think, you know, the press conference is all cool and stuff. I don't think there's any way they could release everything. And if they don't release everything, I'm not going to believe anything. Yeah, but they probably heard your demands this morning. Maybe, yeah, but mostly I need to explain like a five versions. I'm not going to understand a lot of it when it comes to. They're going to be in a meeting. They're like, well, Bobby Bones has three requests.

Play it back. Let's hear it back. Everybody has to say. Okay, that's the news. Thank you. Those were Bobby's big. Stories. A win is a win.

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There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist.

I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends.

Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Everyone, I'm Ago Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like,

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

Yeah, it would not be... Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft, and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft process. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar, this is the insight you won't hear anywhere else.

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Yes, go ahead. And I was just curious. I've had stomach issues my whole life. And I was wondering if you have ever been tested for celiac's disease. I have because that was a popular theory to maybe this is what it is, much like you're saying here. I don't know if you have it, but doctor was like, we should check this out because your symptoms are with that. I tested with that. I've had the colonoscopy, endoscopy. We've done the tubes, done the blood work. I mean, yeah. It kind of boiled down to with, you know, like an IBS thing, but then it's like, why do you have it? And it was like, maybe you just have so much stress. But then possibly I have

scar tissue now that we've kind of learned about in my stomach that's pushing on my organs from my surgery. So who knows? I quit. I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, anymore. I give up. Oh, gosh. Yeah, all liquid diet. Yes. I appreciate you asking about that. Do you have celiac disease? Yeah, I was diagnosed about 12 years ago. And I don't know if even if you've just tried to eat gluten-free because that is even just, I mean, I've heard people who have had stomach issues before and that even just trying to eat gluten-free has helped them. Yeah, and I do, for the most part, even though, again, I've been tested specifically, and gluten really doesn't affect me. I don't have a gluten allergy. But

I'd eat mostly gluten-free anyway because my wife eats mostly gluten-free. Otherwise, I would just literally eat handfuls of gluten, even though I mean what that is. And now I don't really eat cheese, which sucks. I have to avoid cheese. I love cheese. I avoid cheese. Just trying to figure it out. But I got all these microplastics in my brain anyway, so.

We all do. Yeah, it's not going to be over soon enough. What was your other question, Jill? So it's more of just telling you guys a little bit of a story for Amy. So I was listening yesterday and I heard you lost a bet to read Fourth Wing. I don't really think that's any sort of punishment because Fourth Wing series is amazing. But I just want to let you guys know, there's like a huge, I don't know how much you know about it, fanfare behind that Fourth Wing series.

I just went to an event with Rebecca Yaros. And there was over 1,600 people there. People were dressing in cosplay. They were dressing up as dragons, different characters from the book. They had like a bracelet making station and we handed out bracelets. They were doing temporary dragon tattoos. There was a photo booth. I mean, we had to wait.

We were in a waiting room for over four hours just to get tickets. And my friend Brittany was able to secure them. I did not get any. But yeah, it's like a huge thing behind her book. The question and answer was actually about her third book that just got released. Sixth wing? No, onyck something. Oh, everyone's on their wing?

Storm. Yeah. Some of my friends are already on onics storm. And the punishment, just so we can be clear, was not because we thought the book was bad. It was so long and big. 500 pages. And what I thought would be funny is obviously if it landed on Bobby Lungeboxer Eddie, because them reading like a romantic see would be hilarious.

Yeah, yeah. I bet it's great. It's like I've never watched Sopranos. I absolutely believe there's a reason to watch it and it's probably really great. Right. This book, I'm sure, because of the amount of success it has, I'm sure it's great. I'm sure it's a wonderful story. I was at the hair salon the other day and a listener came up and was like, oh my gosh, you have

to read Fourth Wing. And so she was really kind to come say hi, but she said Fourth Wing and it's like something just went off at a domino fell throughout the salon because someone turned around, I'm reading it too. And someone said, oh, I just finished it. And it's like everybody there had read it. So I was like, okay. Have you started?

Yeah. How many, what are you in? Probably close to chapter 10, maybe. I don't know how many pages are the big words. Me neither. I don't. I'd have to, I just know where I am. It's probably like that much.

But that book is this fat. Yeah, it's a pretty fat book. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 39 chapters overall, so you're about a quarter of the way through. That's pretty good. Yeah. Good job. That's a quick reading.

No, I feel, my, I mean, most of my friends have already read it, so I'm trying to catch them because they're on the third book. In chapter 22, there's a. steamy kiss, but I won't spoil it. I don't have that. I haven't gotten to anything steamy at all. Nothing. And one explicit scene of dragon. No, I'm just kidding.

Jill, thank you for the call. We really appreciate you listening. I hope you have a great day. You too. Thank you. All right. Bye-bye. Bobby Bone Show. Story up the day. This story comes us from Nashville, Tennessee. A man

needed a ride to the bank and he didn't have a car, so he calls an Uber, says, hey, I'm going to the credit union. says wait for me out here I'll be right back Goes inside Producers a note says this is a robbery Give me all the big bills Runs out jumps in the Uber

Well they were able to get the license plate from the camera And they tracked him down pretty easily The Uber he was still in the Uber Well no no the Uber had dropped him off back at home But they pulled him home He got dropped off back at home Yeah but they tracked down the Uber driver And like no I'm just an Uber and so they went and said

What account ordered this? And they went to the guy's house Got him easy peasy Well, I can't believe he went home. Obviously, you go somewhere else to get dropped off with all your bank money. And you use somebody else's Uber account. Well, that may have been tougher, but yes. Amy, did you see the stories? I see them on TikTok where, and they were happening here in town.

I don't know if I believe it. I'm not saying I don't believe it. But the girl was like, I was in the back to see an Uber, and this guy opened up like his middle compartment and his gas came up. And I started to feel woozy. And so I had him stop and I jumped out of the car. the car. And I'm not saying it didn't happen. But who's got like a gas compartment in the middle of their Uber that they can release like, I don't even know what gas knocks you out? Chloriform? Yes, that's what they say that it was. And yeah, I don't remember which carrier. I think there's

just warnings going around that any ride share app or if you're getting into the car, even if it's a taxi, you don't know the person so you need to be on guard. So like don't be distracted with headphones looking down at your phone not paying attention. They were advising maybe even call a friend when you get in. So that way it's aware you're talking to someone. They know where you are. And if you see anything weird, get out. All that I get.

No, no, all that I get. I think that's great. You should do that when you don't know who you're with. I'm talking specifically about gas coming from the middle of like the middle section. I know. And that's my takeaway. Do we think in the history of the world that an Uber driver, again, not saying that it hasn't, has opened up a compartment and chloroform floats in the air and knocks somebody out?

Is that even possible? I do think it's possible. Yes, I don't know how the driver avoids also getting, you know, impacted by the fumes. They also say the one I saw, he put on a mask at first, and then he opened it up. But I'm thinking to myself, if you have the money to build like a chloroform department in the middle of your car, like should. Well, I guess you're only Ubering then to abduct people. You're not Ubering for money? Well, maybe a little bit of both.

You do the Ubering to pay for the, or you do the right. chair to pay for the clover. Look, I don't know. Mike, we snopes that. I definitely think that there are bad intentioned Uber, Lyft, taxi, milkmen, ice cream truck men,

coaches, priests. I definitely think there's bad intention of people everywhere, but sometimes could definitely be wrong about the story about somebody opening up a gas chamber in the middle of their car. Sometimes people will just say stuff for clout. The gas chamber one felt

a bit odd to me. I found the story. There's no like credible source reporting it. Of course. It's the person on TikTok who said the gas came out and the driver just put his shirt over his nose. Like how would he not be affected by it as well? Yeah, I don't believe it. I'm going to say, I don't believe the chlorophy.

Amy, you're believing something. Well, what I want to know and you just said for clout is why would this girl who looks perfectly normal when she's delivering her scenario, why would she put false information out there like that? Why? For clicks, for views. That's what TikTok is half the time. You don't think half that stuff is staged on TikTok, just in general? Well, I don't really like to think that it is. I'd like to think that people, especially if they're telling a terrifying tale like that, that it would be true. That one, I started sniffing on that one immediately and was like, it's going to be a hard, I don't believe it, that an Uber driver opens up a gas container in the middle, only covers his nose. and I don't know Where do you even buy chlor?

It's just too much. Again, bad people everywhere. Could be wrong. Just felt like it was a little too sophisticated for a random Uber pickup. Anything else my go over there on it? Well, she got 2.4 million views on it. Oh, wow.

And then she also has music on her TikTok. Okay. So what if she's... No, Amy says she doesn't know why people would do that. That's funny. She's doing it to get people to go to her page to find music. That's shady.

Hey, Amy, that's the world. Whatever. I got news. for you. I just wouldn't. I don't know. Amy, that's the,

no. Either way, I take it as a warning to always be aware, although I always feel safe. I know that they've been vetted. There's nothing to likely worry about at all. However,

I just want to be on guard and pay attention. Okay, good. I hope you do. They call it. They call it essay. The gas coming from the middle of the car, I just knew that that smelled like a complete fabrication. But again,

I could be wrong, but I'm probably not. All right. Thank you. Lunchbox, go ahead. Yeah, I'm Lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story of the day. We have Kyler on the phone now who Kyler calls us

every year and he keeps stats of every single game that we play. Good morning. How's it going? Pretty good. We look forward to this call. What news? What information can you deliver us? We'll start off with there's one person that went 100% won every game they played on the volleyball show in 2024.

And that man is George Burge. Went one for one. What was a 100% win rate. What a game did George play? Do you remember? I do not remember. That was like at the very beginning of 2024. Okay.

A memory is decent, but it's not that good. Okay, the game or George or either one. Okay, so George is 100% on the year. Okay, go ahead. Eddie played 167 games. Amy played 167 games. And lunch played 189 games. Wow, lunch.

Beat them by 20. as far as games played. Okay. Played appearances. He's got more played appearances. And Amy and lunch tied with their percentages, though. Amy went 52 for 167 with a 31% win rate. And Lunchbox went 59 for 189 with a 31% win rate.

Boom! You guys are the same. Boom! What a? Lunchbox had three ties, and Amy had two ties. Okay. So, Eddie? Eddie went 64 for 162.

67 with a 38% win rate. Dang. All I do is win. So Eddie is the grand champion of the year? He is. So this is my third year in a row keeping track. And in the last three years, Eddie has won 184 games. Amy has won 119 games. And lunchbox has won 143 games. So did you keep track of my games at all?

You're 100%. I didn't win every game. You didn't do as good as last year. Yeah. You went one out of four. Really? But it's because you start winning and then you're like, okay, this last one's worth, you know, three points. You know, see if you can beat me.

And then you kind of, it's like you went one for four but with an asterisk because, like, you start feeling bad and you give him a chance to beat you or something. I don't know. It's like dad playing with his kids and he's like, okay. Sure. Come on, guys. I'll give you a chance. You make this for 10 points. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay. Anything else in your stat keeping? Everybody else went pretty, like, obviously the big to replay in most games. But Morgan went 10 for 47 with 21%. Abby went 3 out of 26 for 11%. Wow.

But Abby is going to therapy. That's true because she gets really tight. She gets really nervous for no reason whatsoever. Okay. I expect the 2025 to be higher than 11%. Yeah, again, because she spent money to go to therapy to get better at games. Absolutely. Is there a game?

because you've listened to all this, and you are straight data analysis, and at times that can be very boring. Is there a game after all the games that you enjoy hearing? My favorite games are, like, the one-off. Like, hey, we just thought of a new game, let's give it a shot, because a little bit of chaos trying to figure out how to play the game. Nobody really has a strategy. So just new games in general.

But the one that I always like is the feud. I think the feud is the most entertaining, and it's the most fun to, like, play along with, I think. That's good to hear because, you know, we play these games so often, and, you know, Mike and I decide what games are going where all the time. We're like, I don't know, are people tired of this game? So that matters to us when you say things like that, so we appreciate that. So the feud, so keep going with the feud. Yeah.

Okay. Absolutely. Anything else you have asterix by or anything else that you need to share? Because I feel like this has been a thorough report. We've kept notes of it. Eddie is the grand champion again for the whole year Again three years in a row

Yeah That's Hall of Fame numbers right there If you do another year four Now we're talking Because my home's only got three titles right now You gotta beat him Okay Well Kyler

We really appreciate it Anything else you want to add? I have what's wrong with people If you got time For you, we have time Go ahead If you notice I'm a little later this year Usually I try and call

Like the first week the show's back But I've had a crazy first month, month and a half this year. At the New Year's Eve, our whole family was hanging out, celebrating New Year's Eve. And then within three days, my mother-in-law thought she had like a pinched nerve. And then fast forward three weeks later, and she got diagnosed with stage four brain cancer. So it's been a crazy beginning to this year.

and she is the breadwinner of her household and so in order to help with bills and stuff we started a Venmo like to donate to like to help pay bills and stuff and it was Sheila Yuri or dash healing within two hours of creating that Venmo

somebody created one with the same profile picture that was Sheila Yuri dash healing with two Gs and we got donations to it and but we'll never be able to get those so within two hours somebody created a fraudulent Venmo to steal cancer donations, essentially. And so I just want to say, what's wrong with people?

What's wrong? That's a scammer. That one sucks. Hey, um... It's messed up. And so, how are she now? Um, we are, so we live in the, the Springfield, Missouri area. Um, we're waiting to transfer her to M.D. Anderson because they are the best suited to,

it's a, in Houston. In Houston? Gleo sarcoma, which is a really rare cancer, and like Springfield's pretty much said they haven't, they don't have the resources to really tackle it properly. So we're trying to transfer all the paperwork, scans, all that to Houston, and then we're waiting on that call to go down there and see what they can do. What, say her name again, like the real one, unless you'll me donate to the fake one. What's her, what's her name again? it's Sheila Yuri dash healing

S-H-E-L-I-A-Y-E-A-R-Y-Y-A-R-Y-D-E-R-Y-D-E-E-A-E-R-Y-E-E-A-E-R-Y-E-E-A-E-E-R-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-S. Oh, there is a second one with two GES, and it's the same picture, but they, like, screenshot it's not even good. Gosh, that's terrible. Yeah. It's so evil. Dang. Okay, here's what I'm going to do.

Because I, we know you. It's been years. I'm going to send over 500 bucks to my binmo right now So pop this over here, boom I put the pizza emoji It was just the one I clicked You don't have to buy pizza with it You know, you're going to give me the whole thing

Like, are you sure you know this person Last four digits But you don't have to say that But one G And she's in For sure it's the right one We have no mutual friends what sucks because I think Kyler and I are friends.

Okay, let's see. I'm going to push. Let's make sure you're paying the right, Sheila. Your payments on the way, boom. Okay, I know that wasn't the reason you called, but I'm happy to help in a little way that I can. And we always appreciate your calls. Much appreciated.

And you can't argue with data, is what I always say. So we're looking for... You can't. I'm very sorry to hear what you're going through, and please update us when you can. I will. I appreciate you guys. Like, I know a bunch of people call and say, hey, you know, you get me through hard times, but it really is true.

Like, it's a bit of normalcy. You know, like life is absolutely nuts. Nothing's the same. My schedule's all out of whack, but I still got the podcast listened to. And it's just, like I said, normalcy, it brings you back a little bit. Don't take my mind off of it. And it's always happy, uplifting. So I really do appreciate you guys.

All right, buddy. We appreciate you. Have a good day, man. All right, you too. See you. There he is. Okay, that's going to do it for today's show. Thank you.

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