The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Lunchbox Is Questioning His 'Price Is Right' Approach + How Bobby Used To Prank Other Radio Shows + Why Does Bobby Limit His Social Media?

Episode Date: October 15, 2025

As Lunchbox is in California to try and be on The Price Is Right, Bobby talks to listeners who share their experience being in the studio audience. They give Lunchbox tips and tricks to getting on the show leaving Lunchbox and us to question his approach. A listener calls us out on something we ask people to do but never do ourselves. That led Bobby to reliving how he used to prank other radio shows by calling in and saying a word they hated. Bobby talked about the bad side of social media and why he must limit his time on it and how much he interacts with it. He also shared his response to Hilaria Baldwin saying she was bullied off Dancing with the Stars. Bobby relives his time on Dancing with the Stars and the time he got many TV offers at once and why he made the choice to go on the competition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right. Welcome to part two of the podcast. If you were the first time or listening, we appreciate that. Part one's always a full radio show. Part two is us just, we're able to sit and stretch out a little bit. This is full podcast. Did not go on the radio. We still have Lunchbox who is on with us in a studio in California. But I want to get to some of the calls. I don't want to make them hold for like two hours. So let's go to David and Delaware, Ramundo, on four. Hey, David, you're on the show. What's up, buddy?

In studio. Morning. Sorry, we didn't hear it. We turned it up late. So do that. Say that again, David. Good morning, studio. Morning.

So my wife and I, about eight years ago, we went and did the price is right. We're from Delaware, and we had his shirts made up. We had, this was when Drew Carey first took over the show, and we had glasses and everything. We were trying to stand out. People act so crazy to get on the show. So the priority ticket means that you're automatically in the showroom for the show, taping the show. We got there at like 630. We had a priority ticket.

So we were automatically guaranteed to get in a show. The other people standing outside are off the street, they don't have a ticket. So if people with priority tickets don't show up, then they take people off the street to fill the studio. So your priority ticket guarantees you to be in a showroom. So do you feel like you getting there in a showroom? hour early with a priority ticket gave you an equal shot to get in, a better or a lesser shot? The priority ticket guaranteed me to get into the showroom, and then you go to a couple holding areas. You register, you know, like your name where you're from and stuff like that, and then you

go, and when they move you to a second waiting area, and then you meet the director or the producer for like a 30-second interview, he just goes through the line. What's your name? Where are you from? what do you do? And everybody, like I said, is acting so crazy because they want to stand out and get on the show. My wife, they picked the person right in front of my wife who was an x-ray tech, and my wife was also an x-ray tech. And I'm an air traffic controller in Philadelphia. And he said, oh, he says, have you ever had two planes going right at each other? I said, all the time, you know, like joking. And he said, I guess he's not a good one. And then he went to the next person. I was like, wait, what? So he's guaranteed, he's guaranteed to get into the showroom.

I put that ticket. Okay, so it doesn't matter how early he gets there then. We got there, I think, at like 6 o'clock in the morning, but I think they opened the doors at like 8 o'clock, and they ask for everybody with a priority ticket to come with them. So like you show them and then you go into the processing center. Yeah, I guess my question is, does it help if he gets there way, way, way early or if he just gets there on time? No, I would probably get there at least an hour early, but he has a priority ticket, so he doesn't have to. The waiting in line thing is for people off the street.

So that's like a first come first served. All right. You feel good about that lunchbox? That makes me feel really good. It makes me feel like I've been trying to say this and that people that have been and obviously have been doing it wrong the whole time and telling me how stupid I am. And once again, lunchbox is the genius. I literally said it's like standby, the people that don't have party tickets.

No, you did. But that lady called in earlier. You got two tickets. You got to have this. I've been twice. I've been there 12 times. And I've never got on. I'm like, yeah, because you're not me.

How do you feel about everybody trying to be the center of attention? Everybody tries. Well, see, some people, it's fake, and you can tell it's fake. When they meet me, they're going to be like, this dude, like, he oozes, like, entertainment. You ever guys ever thought on Xbox Xbox Ooz his entertainment? No, not once. I mean, he oozes something. There's something, but I don't know if it's entertainment.

It's like pus. Yeah. Man, now, I don't know. Now I'm thinking the tuxedo may be too much. You know what I mean? I mean, like, they're talking about air traffic controllers and x-ray technician. Yeah, but he can't change that. He can't change who he is.

Like, if you're going to want to stand out, go as hard as you can to stand out. Like, if your goal is to stand out, there's no such thing as mildly standing out. I mean, every once in a while they may pick the zanee guy. Yeah, of course. Yeah, because they pick people with shirts that have stuff written on them, so they do something. So why not a tuxedo? Come on, guys. Like, this is it.

I'm going to be the only person in the history to be in a tuxedo. I don't know that that's true. So they've had a lot of shows. David, I appreciate the call, man. Thank you, and we're wishing lunchbox luck. Thanks, I'll be watching. All right, well, I don't know if you can see it until like next year. Yeah, it's not on today. It's not on today.

It's not on today. How delay do you think? Like, next year you think? I have a friend that went on and won. He won on the show. And I think it was like four months. Wow. Four or five months.

I mean, also think if they're taping the Valentine's episode tomorrow. That's February. So it's October, November, December, December. I mean, it's about four months. And the Mardi Gras ones, March. Yeah. So, yeah, they're taping probably for spring of next year. Yeah, crazy.

Okay, let's go. Do we want to do any more calls about that? I got another one from, let's do one more. Let's go to, it says Ashy on the screen, but I'm going to bet it's Ashley. Hello. Ashie? Is your name Ashie or Ashley? Yes, hey.

Oh, it's Ashley. Okay, Ashley. You're on with us. What do you want to say? Yes. I'm going to tell you, y'all, we had the best time on the Price is Right. My husband, Lance and I, with a couple of our friends, went out to the Price is right about a year and a half ago. And when we got there, they do have the priority seating.

And what they do, it is better to go in early. I was like number 42, because the earlier you get in there, the quicker the producers will see you. And what they do, they have you sit inside, and you have to watch an hour-long Price's Right show. because they want everybody to, you know, to know what they're watching and all. They take up your phone, and then when you... I think they killed her. Oh. And it's, I'm sorry.

Hey. You cut out. You cut out. Go ahead. They take your phone. Then what happens? Okay. They take your phone.

They seal it. You go inside the studio very small. And when you see it, it's so loud in there. You can't hear them call your name. They have a cue card below the camera, and you have to watch that cue card. to see if they call your name or not because it's extremely loud in there. We didn't get on stage, but we had a ball.

Okay. It's good to know. You got to watch a whole hour. I mean, so if anything, he's still going to have fun. Yeah. Lunchbox, will you have fun if you don't get on? No. She said it was a ball.

That's like getting second place. Is that fun? Will you have fun if you only get to contestants row and don't get on stage? No, that's a failure. Oh, if you only get on contestants road, that's worse than not getting on. Absolutely, because you were right there.

You could touch the stage and you just let it go. But you still got to run down the aisle, which is cool. You had an opportunity and you failed. If you get to contestants row, you had an opportunity and you failed. If you never get on, you never had an opportunity. Like, you have an opportunity and then not take advantage of it. So close. It's right within your grasp.

Okay. Thank you, Ashley. I hope you have a great day. Appreciate you calling us. Thank you. Hey, Bobby, can I add one thing today to dance my son's birthday? Can I say happy birthday, Trevor? Yeah, let it rip.

Okay, happy birthday, Trevor. Happy birthday, Trevor. I hope you have a great birthday, buddy. All right, Ashley, see you later. Thank you. Bye-bye. Let's walk through some voicemails here, number one. Locked up, sorry.

Locked up like Acon? Yeah, I can't go over that fast. What happened? My remote can't go that fast from one and the other. Hold on one sec. Like his mouse? All right, I'm back. What you need?

Voice mail number one. Yeah. But I feel like I need to call him out. On Friday show and the easy trivia, but then somehow it was still in the game and still ended up playing the game. He got the Bumblebee question wrong, the transformer question, but then somehow nobody called it that he was wrong and he still won the game. Talk to y'all later.

No, I think everyone else got it wrong. I think everybody missed that category. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So then everybody's back in for Speed Round, a sudden death round. Because I do remember saying Bumblebee and all you guys being like, nah, wrong. It was Optimus Prime. That's it. I remember the question.

So he did miss it, but he did get to stay in. So that part you're right about. But it was because everybody else missed it that round, and we had to go to sudden death. It's the rules. Yeah. I think, look. Oh, no.

What? Shut up, Betty. What? I didn't say anything. I know what you're like, oh, no. Don't discontinued the game because I win all the time. Trust me, I know where this is going. And he was trying to set.

Stop. We don't know where it's going. You were setting and you were like, what? I did think that. Bobby tell him. I think there needs to be an added element because Eddie's about to win the championship again, if he does. But like... And this is not the added element, but I think it's...

This is not it. But imagine you're answering questions and I've got a paintball gun trained on you. And you miss it. Oh, my gosh. It's not just what you know. It's how you perform on pressure. Then we're not doing that. Well, Pan ball...

Yeah, paintball... No. But it's something... Well, if it's not that, then what is it? What are you thinking? Well, you know, like, okay. There's got to be some added element because otherwise he dominates. It's stupid.

Listen, listen. For whatever reason lately. I don't know. I mean, I've won before. Yeah, I hear you. You have won before. Yeah, I don't know what the deal is. But overall, he's won so much more than everybody else.

Overall, in that big 100 question trivia thing I won. Like, I don't know what the heck. What is it? Guys, overall, I think I'm just smarter, a little bit smarter at trivia than you guys. No, because sometimes we go out on like, really, like, I don't. But I would say he's right, because he has the data to prove it. That's the only thing. He has way more wins at this game than anybody else.

Now, Tom Brady wants so many Super Bowls. Did they change the game of football because of Tom Brady? No. They just let him win. They erred up the ball a little more. Well, that's true because he deflated him a little bit. I mean, you know what I mean? Like, you can't change the game just because someone's dominating.

Yeah, I don't want to change it. I mean, he's not full domination. Not full. No, but pretty close. I don't like it either. Does my 100 question win not stand for anything? It's a once-a-year thing. It's a different championship, yeah.

And you want it, fair and square. Different championship, though, yeah. Okay, there's that first voice moat. Raymond, do you know number two? My sister-in-law is a very OCD, and so she wrote down seven lottery numbers or tickets for my brother, her husband, to go to a gas station, and pick. She wrote down all seven tickets.

She went to gas station, and unfortunately, the person had registered her had some trouble speaking English and couldn't quite understand what was going on. So my brother just said, all right, just forget it, give me seven quick peaks. Well, later that night, $127 million jackpot. The numbers that had his wife originally peak, One of them hit for $127 million, and they did not get it because he switched to quick picks.

Just want to get your thoughts on it. No way. Don't believe it. No way. I also don't believe it, but I don't believe this guy's lying. You just think the story is false. Yeah. I think that he's been told a false story.

I think the story's probably, it's a fish story, if you will. Like fishing? It has grown over time. Yeah. Or, you know, like I thought my grandma had all the bones taken out of her feet. Right. And at the end it was? I mean, she had some foot reconstruction.

And a toe that kind of had... All of her toes, all 10. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All 10 of her toes. Were... Not stuffed with teddy bear stuffing, which is what you told us. Because that's what I thought. Her feet were so puffy.

They honestly looked like they were stuffed. And for whatever reason, that's what I interpreted her situation. And it really was that she had some crazy toe procedure that it's rare to get it on all 10. And it was painful. but she definitely wasn't stuffed. And I think that some of the numbers probably hit. And we definitely could be wrong because we weren't there. But for that story to be exactly that story, again, it's crazier than Eddie being the president of the United States.

And like the amount of money, like $138 million and the lady didn't speak good English. Like there's a lot of things that had to go wrong. Yeah. And when you go to do those, you don't even need the person at the counter to speak English. Because if you have your numbers you're picking, you go fill out the Scantron and you just hand it to them and they stick it. the machine. That's right. So the, the clerk has nothing to do with those numbers. Yeah. Again, I don't think the caller's

lying. I think the caller's been lied to. Just heard a bad story. Yeah. All right, next number three? I was just wondering, you guys always want us to call your show, but would you guys personally call a podcast yourself? Just wondering. Bye. I know.

Probably not. No. No. I haven't lately. You have before? No. She called this one. I called the Bobby Bone Show back in 2000. for. Yeah, it's about outdoor places to eat in Austin. She called. That's funny.

I had an hour commute to work. I was bored. They were taking callers. I couldn't believe I got on. I was so excited. When I got to work, I was telling everybody. And they were like, what? Who did you call?

I hate the end of this story because she's always like, I was telling them. They're like, who's that person? I never heard of him. He must be terrible. Y'all were relatively new on the air, Bobby. I know, I know. So it was like, they were like, what? And I was like, Kiss FM, the Bobby Bone Show,

Lungebox Jill, Bobby? Never heard of them. Yeah. That guy won't make it. The story gets worse every time. I know. $127 million lottery ticket that day too. Yeah.

Yeah. Well, just more of the point is, nobody was excited for me, and I was pumped. Like, nobody tells you, like, the nerves that go through your body. Like, I was full of adrenaline. Like, when I hung up,

I was, like, ready to conquer the day. I was like, huh. Now, I appreciate people that do. Mm-hmm. I just don't think I would. I've called in the sports talk, prank calling them before. Like, recently?

No, but we used to do it in the dorm, from back to back. We would get on. We used to call 1.3-7 The Buzz, which was the sports station. And we just tried to say penis on the air. Like, that was it. We didn't want to say anything. Because I was, the crazy part is, I had a radio job. It wasn't like I was a kid. I was already working in radio, so I didn't want to violate FCC rules for them. I had a little kindness to my heart. And so we didn't want to say the F word or anything. But we would just try to get on and say penis. And so there would be like four of us in four

different dorm rooms on the same floor. And we had cordless phones. So no cell phones. So we had cordless phones. We would all gather up in the room, my room. And be like, all, all boys, let's give it a run. So we'd all start calling in all four of us. And I'd be like, yeah, I just want to make a comment on the new patches that the Red Sox are wearing. Man, penis, penis, penis. And I'd just go penis over and over again until they would cut it off.

So we'd get on one of us and they'd get so mad. If you guys don't, we're going to trace your call. I knew they weren't going to trace our call. Also, it's not illegal to do. So that was the advantage of working radio because I knew they weren't going to trace a call. and knew there's nothing they could do even if we did even if we got on and said the F word it's on them to make sure it doesn't get on the air not us

but we didn't so then it started to be because we got on so many times it started to be can we get on back to back and so someone would get on and be like yeah I was going to say running back for the penis piece piece piece what they they cursed at us and I'd be loaded up in queue they'd be like all right let's go over to Chuck and Russellville man Randy I tell you well I don't like when those guys call and run the show

because they say that stuff and it runs I know I got you what thank you for calling what do you want to say? I just want to say, penis, penis, penis. And so it got to the point where they would only put you on the air if they called you back. So you had to give them your number. Then they had the list of numbers. Then they had the list of numbers.

So, okay, they call and we give them our number and they call us back and they'd think, okay, we got them. Because again, what are they going to do with our number? Are they going to show up to the dorm and prosecute us? No. And so they call and they'd be like, all right, let's take some calls today. All right, let's go over to Yeah, Willie, down and Ashdown. I just want to say,

man, Clint Sterner played a heck of a game, especially when I was watching them run. I could just say his penis flopping everywhere. And they'd be like, they quit taking calls for weeks. We shut them down. They took no calls. Like, they turned the show into,

it was a call-in show called Drive Time Sports. There were no call-ins for weeks. It was our crown jewel. It's pretty good. There's somewhere, it's probably dead at this point, but I had a tape of like, 30 of those. And we never went harder than the word penis, no pun intended.

But it was just not, and they would get so mad. And when they would call us back, they were like, oh yeah, we got them. No one's going to give us their number. Dude, we hit him with the clutch turner with a penis flopping? They gave up. You heard it. You heard it in their voice. The defeat.

It was just like, and they did not take a call for weeks. What an accomplice. I have some pretty cool accomplishments. I'll not lie. Radio Hall of Fame, youngest member ever, pretty cool. Winnie dancing with stars, pretty cool. I think up there in that Mount Rushmore is getting drive-time sports to stop taking calls for about a month. It's fair enough. Because we kept saying the word penis. And that is still funny to me, and I'm 45. Like, I was 19 or 20. I think it's funnier now at 45 than when I was 19 or 20. Really? Yes. Okay. That's pretty funny, Amy. I guess funny. I haven't saw Morgan's face light up when I was telling the story. Like, it's so juvenile. It's not even about a penis.

It's not even about, it's just. It's way more than that. It's, yeah, it's more than that. It just means something, you know? It just means more. Penis is like the SEC. It just means more. Yeah.

Yeah. That's it, man. It's good stuff, man. What a run we had. To me, my favorite part was just the defeat of them going, oh, dude, you heard an X-Hel? It's like, they got us. They won. Whoever these guys are, they got us.

And when they finally went back to taking calls, they were so timid. Because we had them. We didn't even call back. We would just listen every day to see if they would take calls. We knew we had them. We were in their heads so hard that they didn't take calls right for about a month. And when they started taking calls, they'd so gingerly put the calls. And they would like ride the lever to take the call down.

We never called again, but we didn't have to. we had a lasting, a long, lasting impact. They were on edge forever. I think they still may be doing that show. I don't know. Let's call them. Can you imagine I get back in with a penis? Just for all times' sake.

It's like one of those 90-year-old pilots that goes and flies the old warplane again that we do and tell me something good. 93 years old gets taken up in the warplane that he was in in World War II. It's a tell me something good. It's me going, hey, Matt's want to say, Bob Petrino, I'm really rooting for him this year, especially as people. penis. They're like, he's back.

Oh, no. That'd be funny. Oh, that's so funny to me. Okay. I got some good prank call stories, man. We used to do that stuff like crazy. Okay, let's... But we also love when people call, even though it's...

Well, we have a delay. We have a delay. Yeah, so they can't do that to us. And so they... Oh, here's another part. They can't do it to us. Secondly, our delay, it resets fast. We have like a double delay.

They had a delay. and so they started to use the delay like halfway through. So that's why it hurt worse when we hit them with the second one. Because they dropped the delay. They were back in raw time. We hit them again. They can't drop that one. It's just on.

It was just on. I can't do anything about it. We hit them raw with the penis. Yes. Yeah. I know some of you hear that. I go, that is not funny and it is very juvenile. Grow up.

Yeah, grow down. Grow down, guys, because that's some funny stuff. It's some funny stuff. It's some funny stuff. Okay. Okay, Kelsey made it to contestants row, made it to showcase showdown. Okay, okay. Let's go to Kelsey, Ray, on line three.

Hey, Kelsey, you're on with us. Lunchbox is on with us as well from California. Hi, what's up? You're on. Oh, my gosh. Awesome, and you're at the price is right. Yes, so you went on. I did.

This was about probably seven years ago or so. It was me and my husband went to California for our anniversary, and I was like, This has to be like the number one stop. We have to go to celebrate. And did you do anything special to get on? Did you dress up? Did you do anything crazy? No.

I mean, my husband says that I acted a little extra, but I'd say I acted normal. But no, I did not dress up any kind of crazy. I mean, you had shirts made, but it was nothing like, you know, dressed up as like some kind of character or anything. I do remember one guy, like, did some kind of, like, card trick, but, like, he obviously didn't get on. But I would say totally act yourself, that's what I did. Okay. So, Lunchbox, his self is a lot. So he should just be a lot, right?

You. Yeah. All right. And so you got your name called. Did you hear them call over the top, or do you see a card with your name on it? And then they actually have a card with your name, like, written on it. So you can see to in case, like, you can't hear it or whatever. but they do have it where you can see it when your name is called.

Is it crazy to hear your name or to see your name and go, oh my God, I'm going up and were you so nervous? Yes. Oh, my gosh. When I saw that, I was like, am I reading this right? Like, this is me? And, you know, that's something like a show I've always watched ever since I was little. And so when you see your name, you're just like, oh, my God. And like, it just kind of adrenaline kicks in.

And then I just ran to the front and you're just like, I was like, oh, my God, oh, my God, the whole time. So it was, it was so surreal to see. And how many of the contestants' row, like, bids did you do before you got up on stage? I was the second to last person. So I pretty much did, like, two bids on contestants' row. And then you won. And then I won. And what game did you play?

I got to play grand game, so you have to guess the price of the items that are under a certain amount. And so I think mine was, like, $7. So I had to guess the prices that were under that amount. Did you win? I did. I won. What'd you win there? I won $10,000.

Oh, wow. That's awesome. Okay. And then, so now it's showcase showdown time. Oh, no, you spend the wheel. You do the wheel. How'd you do on the wheel? Yep.

The wheel? I spun one time, I was the last person to spin. The guy before me got a 90s. I'm like, oh, here we go. I'm done. At least I get to spin the wheel. I get to do that. But I spent one time, and I actually ended on 95, so I got to head to the showcase.

And going to the showcase, were you, again, were you super nervous, or were you a little more calm now? I was still pretty nervous because I'm like, okay, this is like the big deal prizes. So, like, and I was, had my heart said, I'm like, I want some trips. I want some trips. My husband was like, pass on the trips, get the cars. But I was like, no, this is my deal. I'm going to go for my trip. So I was still pretty nervous.

And how did you do? I overbid by $2. $2? Dang. $2? $2? No way. Yep.

$2. It still haunts me to this day. I could have been on two trips and had some cash, but. What was the number you picked? Because I guess those will probably have like non-square numbers, like not in and zero. Yeah, I think it was. I don't really remember, but I think I did like 21,500, and then it was like 21,400. And then it was like 21,498. What? That's what I'm saying. That's how they get you on that way. Dang. Was it a totally cool experience? And how long until you got your money?

I want to say I got the checks pretty quick in from them. I don't remember. It's been several years, but it was pretty quick. It wasn't too long. But it was honestly, hands down the best. experience ever. Like I so want to go back one day. I always told my husband, I want to take my son when he's old enough because I've shown him like my videos on YouTube and he goes like, Mom, I want to watch your Price is Right show. So I would love to take him like one day way down the road and go do that. I think that would be so awesome. That is awesome. Well, thank you for the call and man, what a story. She missed it by two bucks because it was some weird number. Yeah. Oh, that's tough. Eddie, nobody died, buddy.

I know, man. Big opportunity to miss. Here, I'll pick you up. Penis. Yeah, you're back, baby. You're back. That's funny, dude. He's back. Kelsey, thank you, and hopefully we'll talk to you soon. All right, awesome. Good luck, lunch, rock. Thank you. All right, we'll take a break.

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, And she says, I have some cookies and milk. This is a badass convict. Right. Just finished five years. I'm going to have cookies and milk at my mom. Yeah.

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Trying to get lunchbox working on his phone. And we're having to like direct him. It's working. We're good. No, we're good. Don't even, don't even act like it's not working. It's, um, we have issues. It was like we got Morgan Freeman trying to teach him how to use his phone.

Turn it. Um, okay, lunchbox is in California, obviously. For you, for you guys that are watching on the, YouTube page, you're just mere minutes away lunchbox from leaving and starting your day at prices, right? As the adrenaline, are you a little tired now because you've been talking about it all morning, like you woke up, didn't sleep very well? Is that hit you yet, or are you still fired up? Oh, I got to be honest. I'm exhausted. Like, I'm so freaking tired. And I'm trying to get this to work, but I hear it. Oh, he's back on the phone. He's back trying to figure out the phone.

Well, it's echoing, man. Yeah, your headphones. Turn your headphones down. It's coming through my phone. How do I get it off my phone? Turn the volume down all the way. Do the push mute on it instead of the volume all the way down. I did. Dude, stop turning the phone over and over, making me dizzy. Okay. He's doing like...

It keeps going from vertical and horizontal. How do I get the mute? It's not working, man. That's all right. We're good, man. We'll figure it out. You want to do stories? Amy, you want to go?

Yeah. So did you all see the Instagram? They introduced a new teen account with PG-13-like content restrictions. I saw that, like, the head of... creative talking about it. Yeah. And then as I was reading an article about that, I scrolled down and saw that like Denmark just outlawed anybody under 15 can't even have social media. And Australia is come December, nobody under 16 will be able to have social media. Probably better. Social media is a tumor. Mm-hmm. Yep. Yeah, but we're just going to make it more PG-13. That's what we do. Right. Yeah, we do anything for a buck in this country. Yeah.

It's like super capitalism. And I'm big capitalists, but man, there's a time and a place to go, hey, maybe we should chill a bit. Some states have tried to, you know, ban it, but it always gets overruled. I could see my son getting a little more angry at things. If what? No, just recently since he's just been more on social media. Like, he just has more opinions on things and he gets angry about him. And I'm like, where are you?

He was like, it's just everyone says, and he uses words like that, like, everyone is saying. I'm like, but who are you talking about? Like, just online, people online. It's like, he's getting his first dose of the algorithm feeding his bias. The echo chamber. We all have, we all get it. It's his first dose of it. It turns people into extremists.

Non-extreme people turn into extremists. And I'm not saying like terrorist extremists, but like just your feelings on things, what you want to fight about online, how you feel. Like, that's what. happens. Yeah. The best thing they can do is divide us. That's divide and conquer. They want to keep us divided as a society. By the way, I love social media, but it doesn't sound like it. It's my favorite thing. But also, I understand. The boundaries. The illness that is social media. Like, I get it. It's just funny because even when he's like talking about sports, he's like, well, everyone says that

this player is just no good now. And I'm like, who everyone? Like, well, everyone online. It's just so everything he talks about is just like, he takes, he gathers what like people are saying, online and takes that as the masses telling them what they're thinking. Last night on social media I recorded my wife singing Brooks and Dunn because she was doing a Ronnie Dunn impression. She was awesome. She can sing. I thought it was pretty good.

No, she can sing. But that wasn't the point. It was just her, she's funny and she was doing an impression of Ronnie where he, Ronnie like, he has like a rum run run when he sings. He sang that song at our wedding and she was like, I think I'm really nailing this. And she was being funny. and I recorded the I hit video real quick

and hit record and it was like shooting down into the comforter so all you see is white but I wrote on it and people are like she's gonna kill you look

you don't think I didn't run I had to like make a deal to post that because she doesn't like stuff posted really about her with her but I had to make her like a deal um

that's a deal she doesn't really like me sleeping in the bed right now because she's so uncomfortable being pregnant so it's more like I'll give you four nights where I could just stay upstairs

because I guilt her about it too I'm like you know I can't sleep my own bed It's my bed. Yeah, like I miss my own bed. And I was like, if you let me post this, I'll give you four nights. I think I started at three. I think we ended up at four.

Negotiation. And she's like, I'm not going to look at the comments. She's like, but deal. Because I keep her up. Or she is constantly awake, being pregnant. And then she feels like she's going to wake me up. So it's a no win. But I would never post.

She would kill me. If I recorded her. You would have no nights in bed. Because you did. did. There'd be no more nice period. But yeah, she was singing and she did know I was recording her. The audio is not great. You have to turn it up. But it's on my Instagram, Mr. Bobby Bones. And she's like, yeah, how do I, how do I sound? Because she even holds a note out like he does. Yeah, that's funny. But people are like, she's such a good singer. And she's like, no, I'm not.

No, she is. She is. You can tell. I know she was joking and I know it was all a joke. But under all that, I could tell she's got a good voice. Dude, that's the first thing I heard, and then what's funny is... I sent her your comment. I took a screenshot of it, and I sent it to her. I'll tell you what she said. Because I literally... What's funny is we went, ha, ha, that's good.

She went, LOL, no. No, that's good. And then we went for a walk in the neighborhood after I saw that, and the whole time I'm thinking, yeah, it gives the impression that was funny. And the fact that in the middle of it, she goes, man, I was really nailing it this morning, but I just can't get it right right now. So funny. But yes, no, she knew.

I had to bargain with her to put that out. But yes, that's the deal. Social media is terrible. It really is terrible. I love it, but it's terrible. At times, I should be on it less. I have at times implemented a no reading any sort of comments or responses rule on my stuff that I post. So it doesn't matter where I post it.

If I'm not in a good headspace to take it, I just have a no looking at anything. No DMs, no comments, no Twitter responses, nothing. I'm just a post and I'm blocking everything else out. Sometimes I'm like, I'm good with it. Post and ghost. Oh, that's pretty good. Ooh, Amy, I like that. Do you make that up?

I've heard it before. Oh. I can't remember where, but I've just heard. That's pretty good. I think it was Carrie Underwood that said it. Oh, shout out Carrie Underwood. Yeah, post and ghosts. All right, your story, Morgan.

So I haven't watched Dancing with the Stars since you were on. That was kind of last time I watched, but I actually watched this last episode because I saw enough clips. They did a dedication night, and it was really cool because Mr. Feeney was on it. Like 98. Yeah. Danielle Fisher, who plays Topanga, did her dedication to Boy Meets World, and he was standing there, and that one got me super emotional. But then Robert Irwin did a dedication to his mom after, like, losing his dad, and that one made me emotional. And I've never, like, I haven't watched this show ever.

I only really watched it when you were on. So I don't know what about these got it. Maybe it's the nostalgia of the Irwin family and Boy Meets World, but it was really cool. I think it's a good mix. And there's also like a villain, and the villain's been kicked off. And I don't post a lot about Dancing with the Stars.

The only time I really talk about it is when the season gets reenounced, because I don't watch every episode. I'll watch clips and have friends that are still on that show as pro dancers. But I don't watch it enough to like comment about it. but again, if I'm somewhere in the new lineup comes out, that's usually when my cycle talking about it comes back again. Like I was at Barstold doing much of stuff the day it was announced. So I did like five shows talking about it because they were like, what's it like?

But I did a post because I saw where Hilaria Baldwin, who's Alec Baldwin's wife, much younger. They have like 72 kids. She's really pretty, but she has some dancing background. Like, she has to. I know she does. I just don't know what it is. So if somebody doesn't mind looking that up, she was just not liked by the audience, by

the other dancers, like not well liked at all. She has a background as an amateur ballroom dancer who competed in her college years. Oh, wow. She definitely, you could tell how she moved, she knew how to move. And so she got kicked off and she was talking about how she got bullied off the show. I didn't think much of it, but I posted TikTok, and my TikTok usually just country music stuff. And I posted, hey, there's no such thing as getting bullied off the show. You can get bullied.

Listen, I got bullied worse than anybody I've ever seen on that show. But I think it bullied off, you get voted off. You don't get enough votes. You get kicked off. You don't get bullied off. Because you can be bullied. That means a significant amount of people don't like you. But there can also be a bigger amount of people that love you for the reason that people don't like you.

And when people don't like you, they're vocal. When people love you, they're not vocal. So you don't feel that. So you just feel the pressure of all the negativity. Because people that enjoy something don't go online to just be like, yeah, I love it. Like generally, we don't do that. But if something is like really bad, we definitely will say something sucks. So she was like, I got bullied off the show.

So I just posted a thing and I was like, I just wonder about you know, you don't get bullied off the show. Because I got the crap beat out of me, bully-wise, by just the hardcore fans of the show. And I won. Like, people like me, so I won. People just didn't like her. Very unlikable on the show. And apparently it was very demanding behind the scenes from certain things I've heard. And that show is the most everybody's equal show I've ever seen.

And I've been on a few shows. Everybody, there is no benefit given to anybody who dances on that show as a competitor. that the other people don't get for a couple of reasons. The most being, it is a show where money is won. There are federal laws against giving people an advantage on a show where you're competing for money. So there's no advantage is given. You can't get more time. You can't get more of this or that.

Everybody has the same rules. Everybody's given the same. And so, yeah, I just think everybody hated her. That's all. Yeah, she got bullied. But welcome to the club. That doesn't mean you lose. You lose because you don't get votes.

I watch that show and it just takes me straight to like you dancing there, man. And be in the theater. It's crazy for me to think about how it was just an insane part of my life because I was doing the show every day. I was doing that. I had no clue what I was doing. I was hurt. I was touring. It was such like, I remember somebody like one of the property brothers like Drew was like, hey, this thing is going to happen.

And then it's going to be over. and all you're going to have is like your thoughts of it and this is before obviously I won this is like week four and he was a big reason I did this show because it was Drew that was on right and I remember talking to him and he was like do it and you'll have fun

because he had no experience dancing and he goes it'll be something you know just there'll be five years of great stories and I was like all right cool and I remember him coming back to me and going because he came up and it was like eating lunch while we were all eating lunch up there and he was like dude if you don't like

just remember specific things it's all you're not going to remember anything because it's going to be such a blur. And I remember taking that to heart and just like remembering like where the lights were. And like it, I have such vivid memories because of that. And how nervous I was before every dance. And it is a crazy experience. And how like intense that show is because that's live.

And it's like, dook, dook, go. That's what I remember. And there are millions of people. And you're just on. You're on. Millions people are watching you live. You mess up.

It's there. And I was just, I was so. baby deer being born because I had no clue what I was doing. I remember, too, thinking that all the music is live. Like they play. Yeah, most is, yeah. They play it.

There's like an orchestra pit and a band. When you came for sure, it was live that night. It wasn't always live, I don't think. I think they played some track stuff. I was so shocked by that. Yeah. I was exhausted. That was a rough few months on Mike.

It was a wild. It was a while. Mike and I was living in an apartment. I'd drag in, try to sleep for a few hours. would go up and do the radio show, get back out to practice. It was awesome. By the time I went, Mike, they already knew Mike. They're like, hey, Mike.

I went to every single show. So even me watching the show now, I'm like, oh, I just remember, like, sitting in that audience. Because they would put you in the section, like, with your crew. Yeah. And that's just a wild experience that I was there every single time. I didn't even want to go on the show. Like, all of this now, looking back, I actually, whenever they offered me American Idol, they were like, it was a time when it was like,

got a brief shiny penny moment where it was like oh this guy's different and he's he doesn't live in LA or New York and I got offered one of the judge spots on mass singer or go and be like the fifth string on American Idol but I knew with ABC that if I did good there it could turn into other shows which you did and so I had to decide did I want to go be on a show that was coming from I think mass singer is from like South Korea or Japan I want to be right on this Somewhere on that And it was on Fox

And Fox is real But it wasn't as real as ABC Which had other networks And so I remember taking The American Idol job And CBS had a show I went and met with Les Movese It was the president of CBS

Like I was in his office Before he got canceled Well how big was that office? It was massive And it was me and Scooter Braun And Les Moonvez Wow Scooter Braun flew me on his plane

To L.A. What the And we've Yeah We flew from here To L.A And then me, Scooter and Les Moonvez had a meeting about a show.

And I remember Les Moonvez, who was the president at the time, saying, hey, when I hire a host for something, they end up doing 20 years. And he was like, Jeff Probes. He was like talking about the other hosts. And it was like a music show that I had to commit to, but the show never got made. So I'm glad it didn't commit to it. I think that was why, too, it really wasn't a thing. It was like an idea. More so, like a

developing thing. And then I didn't do the Fox thing, and I did American Idol. And so when I went back to American Idol for the second season, they were like, we want you to do dancing with the stars. There's also a USA Network show they wanted me to host. This was like a time when it was like, wow, I'm getting all these offers. This is crazy. But you can only take one. And it was that show where like Travis Tritt and Shania Twain were the judges. Do you guys remember that? That was never really in consideration, but it was at the same time. And so, I'm going to do American Idol. And then second season, I was going back to American Idol. It's when they were paying me the

second season. And they're like, hey, will you do dancing with the stars? And I was like, I don't think so. I don't know how to dance. And the taping schedule kind of rolled over. And Idle was hard taping, like long days. And so I remember I called Charlemagne, Charlemagne the God. And I was like, hey, like, it's kind of just losers to go on that show. And he goes, not really. He goes, this people are going up, people going down. One of the two. Yeah, you're not going to see. He didn't use Timothy Chalameh as an example.

But whoever he used Decaprio, he said, you can see Decaprio on there. But he goes, look, Wendy Williams, Michael Strahan. He starts listening to these people that did it on the way up. He was like, do the show. And I talked to Drew, and he was like, do the show. And I was like, all right. because Idol was like you'll do a few weeks and you'll be off and you'll be back just in time for Idol

I didn't come off and then they had to decide whether to take me off the show or not and I remember when it was a conversation I was really irritated they were considering taking me off because I was killing myself to just be somewhat even to just be competitive

to get sevens because I had no history because you had people that really knew how to dance on that show and then yeah we won the show definitely a we thing I remember finding your things that you would write. You would write down all your dance moves around the apartment, but there'd just be these papers with all your moves

because you would just try to remember it. I had to write every single move down. And then try to remember the paper instead of, because I had no experience on what even things meant. So I'd be like right foot, turn to the left, six inches. Okay. Take your left step. So I would have just documents of pages

where I would just write it all down and then study that and hopefully take that with my body into the room. Crazy. Awesome. and everybody got mad at me the night after I won like I should say everybody a lot of the other folks from the show got irritated at me because I'm never late to anything but after the show they have a rap party for the winners

and all before you head to ABC to get a flight of New York to do the next Good Morning America it's the champion and like the other three people and they're all at a private plane waiting I didn't get to go to the party because I had to go to work so I had to drive to the radio station as soon as the show's over I went they're like

champion. I do like two interviews and I'm like I got to work or I can't go to ABC the next day. Drive across town to the radio station. We do the show. It's midnight. And as soon as I finish the show, I go back to the plane and they're all, they're like, what's up, man? I'm like, guys, I got a job. Like, none of you guys have a job. I had to go work. You weren't celebrating. No, I didn't even get to go to my own winning party because I had to go to work. So, yeah, crazy time. I still have the trophy too. It's awesome. It's not in the house anymore, but it's awesome. My wife doesn't like it in the house anymore. What is it? That's all. That's crazy times, man.

It's crazy times for sure. Okay. Let's go. Who's got a story? Eddie. I got you. Let me send you a picture. I want to send you a picture of something I saw in the local news.

There was a car that ended up on the roof of someone's house and they have no idea how it got. Oh, it's in like face first. It looks like it fell from the sky and is going down into the roof. The two people in the car went to the hospital, but no life-threatening injuries. How did it get up there? They have no idea. It's just. It's so high to it.

It doesn't look like it hits a curb and flips over into the roof. Amy, I'll send it to you too. It's literally the front of the car is face down into the ground, but it's on top of the roof. So for a car to go that high. What's best guess, though? Because it had to hit something to go up because it had to come down. Had to have. Is there a bridge or anywhere nearby?

They say investigators are still looking into how it happened. Yeah, it may die. No, everyone's okay. And there wasn't anyone in the house, so that's good. Some of the neighboring property got had damage. So they had to, I'm thinking they had to have hit something at like fast speed and then enough to do a little Dukes of Hazard fly in the air. Because man, you go over like a railroad track or something. You don't get that much air.

No. That's what I'm saying. Even a curb. Like, not that much air. For it to get that high to actually have the front of the car going down into the roof, man, that thing was skyrocketing. They had a kid's bike ramp. Didn't see it coming. I did that one time.

And a car? No, actually, there were these kids in the neighborhood and they were like, like, come on, do it, do it, do it. And so I did the ramp. On skateboard? No, on a bike. And on a regular bicycle. And it was a curve.

It was like the ramp was on the street and I was riding in the cul-de-sac, hit the ramp. And it was all, I was supposed to land on a downslope in the grass. And, dude, that front tire went too far. And I rolled over. All I heard was on my neck. And the whole neighborhood go, ooh. I thought it was over. I thought I'd broken my back.

Everyone that was watching was like, oh. Eddie, Eddie. That was the old dude. They got hurt on the bike. Lunchbox. Yeah, I saw Kevin Federline came out and said that Britney Spears, man, this Britney Spears, it just gets sadder and sad. His phone's now farther away. Yeah, it looks good.

It's like a cinematic angle now. I like it, dude. Well, no, here's the problem. We see the mouse and the keyboard, like really given depth to the picture. Here's the problem. I can't figure out how to turn the volume off. I think when I accepted the invite to the video that I said you could have access to my microphone or my phone on. And so it won't, when you turn all the way volume down, it goes right back up.

Like, it won't stay off. So you move the phone further away from you? Yeah, because of the echo, because I didn't want the echo coming back. It's so annoying. Because I can't figure it out. I'm sorry, yes, I did. But I was able to connect on video, which I'm impressed with that I did it on my phone. Okay.

But anyway, I saw that Kevin Vetterline, he said two things about Brittany. He said that she called and reached out to Justin Timberlake the night before their wedding. And then also that she used to stand over the children with a knife in her hand as they slept. I saw both of those. I took the Justin Timberlake call as like a, hey, before I get married, I got some things I want to say. Is that how you took it?

Oh, I kind of took it as like, man, what are you, like, why are you calling him the night before? Like, she missed him. Like, she was hoping he would say, you know what, I'll take you back? Yeah. Okay. But yeah, maybe that could be it too. I didn't have a fair interpretation. Mine was just like she was calling because before she got married, she wanted to say some

stuff. But yeah. And then the knife thing, I don't really know what the point was of that. Like, just to prove she's like, listen, the whole free Britney movement, bad movement. I think we realize now bad movement. Everybody's like, you got free Britney. You got, uh, some people, some people, there are reasons they can't be as free for their own safety. It feels like the free Britney movement might have been a little premature.

It's funny that people go that hard on a movement when they have no idea what's happening. Well, that's everybody about anything on the internet. Because obviously we had no idea what. was happening. And you were leading it. You had a sign. I was there, dude, every time. I'm in the building. I know. What did you take about the knife stuff? Like, what did you think? I just thought that, I mean, it just makes me think

Brittany is really bad off and that she has just always been really bad off and they did a good job of hiding it. And now with social media and just like with her being on her own that we all just see behind the curtain. I don't know why Kevin Federline said it. Like, I don't really get. Oh, that's... I think it's a book. That's, I forgot. He's trying to sell book.

That's when we get all the good stories. Well, yeah, that's why he even writes the book, as Britney stories. Nobody cares about Kevin Federline that dancer. What can you tell us about Brittany? But, I mean, why do you think she was holding the knives? I took it as, and again, I didn't read much more than a headline in maybe half a paragraph, that she's holding the knives to, like, protect her kids in case anybody came at them. What did you take it?

Why was she holding the knives, in your opinion? I felt like the way he was trying to set it up was like she had crazy thoughts about, you know, going. I don't know, just the way I. I don't know. So I don't know. And so that's how I read it is he was saying, yeah, she was, you know, she had these thoughts about, you know. Like chopping her kids out? Yes, that's what I thought he was trying to imply.

And I was like, gee. Maybe he was. I do not know. I guess my initial instinct as a mom is not going to chop up her kids. Well, I mean, if she already has some mental health issues and postpartum, like. But also that mental health issue could be that people are going to attack her kids. I mean, all that's. you know, drive from probably some sort of mental illness.

Yeah, but what did he say that she would stand above them? Over them? Over them? Yes. With a knife. Knives, yeah. Doesn't sound like you're protecting anything. Unless in her mind, like somebody's trying to get them and she's like, that's why she has

knives. Or that she's one step away from it. Oh, man. Either way, it ain't good. But yeah. Yeah, I don't think I'll buy that boat. I don't think I have any interest in a Kevin Federline book. Morgan's story

I sure She did it Thank you very much Eddie did yours Darwin Amy did yours lunchbox did his Okay I'll do mine

The Oceans 11 prequel They're talking about that Bradley Cooper and Margo Robbie are going to star in the Oceans 11 prequel Underrated movies

And they are rated Really good Even great But underrated as far as just How freaking good they are Oceans has a new film

No George Clooney No Brad Pitt No Julia Roberts the Ocean's 11 prequel has been announced and it'll be directed by Lee Isaac Chung, one of my favorites. Oh yeah, he did Twister. One of the best.

He did Twisters. I don't know what he did. Twisters. Oh, he didn't do Twister? No, the second would. Variety. I don't know. They act like that was a big deal.

You know what's cool, though, is I remember watching Oceans 11 when it first came out and they do have a kind of pre-story because there's a reason they all know each other. And I've always wondered. I'm like, oh, what is the history that they have? And now, like, years later they're actually making a movie. That's kind of cool. Because Brad Pitt and George Clooney knew each other from a past some heist. Do you know what the pot is?

Because, I mean, if they're not in it, it's weird, though. Yeah, it has to be something completely different. Oh, really? Like, playing a version of them. Like a younger version? Which I think. I don't know if he'd be much younger than him at this point. Yeah, Bradley Cooper's like 55, or like 50 now.

Good point. Have you seen what he looks like recently? No. His face is weird. Oh, really? Dude. That's everybody. You know who looks really different is Dax Shepherd.

I saw him on a TikTok clip and is like he just looks. I mean, we all are getting older, but I mean, he looks like he's... Different or like plastic. Just both. Like got older and then tried to maybe fix some stuff. You know, Kendall Jenner, not Kendall, Chris Jenner, you know, she got her facelift. I wrote on Twitter, that's not a facelift, that's a new head. Somehow she got a new head.

It's awesome. I would do that. God, dang. She's like 70-something and she looks like. She's 40. It's pretty amazing. How do we see a new Bradley Cooper 2025? And then who's he dating?

Hadid. Yeah. Gigi Hadid. That would give me a recent photo. I thought I saw him recently talking about the Eagles and he looked normal to me. Oh man. He looks like he's got zombie, like he's a zombie in his eyes. It makes me a bad picture.

Yeah, man. That's what's up. Lunchbox, do you have any thoughts on that? No, I did see Eddie. You were talking about Dak Shepard. He looks older. He definitely looks older. I saw a clip of him.

I don't even know what he was doing. I guess he was on some podcast. Oh, he was interviewing Charlie Sheen. That's what it was. He is older. That's what it was. I mean, dude, I got gray in a beard here. I know, but I mean, he looks how I feel.

You know, like, I feel tired. And he looks tired. So you're not saying he looks like he's at a big facelift. I don't know. I can't tell. It almost looks like who. Are you talking about this picture where he looks tired? But you're really tired?

No, he was in a video. No, he was in a video. He was interviewing like Lunchbox said Charlie Sheen, and I had to do a double take. Like, I want to make sure that's Dax Shepard because it sounds like him, but it didn't really look like him. Do you think you look older? I do look older. I know I look older, but I feel worse than I look. Does that make sense?

I feel, you know, I'm just like, oh my gosh, I know I look like crap today. And I look in the mirror. I'm like, I'm not too bad because I feel terrible. So your insides are terrible, but your outside are just bad. Yeah, dude, I feel tired. Just at the end of the day, I feel like... What can fix that? Do you still drink a lot?

No. Like, do you drink at all? I drink, like, during the week, I'll have a glass of wine. Weekend, I'll have about three beers, max. So one glass of wine a week on average. Like on a Wednesday. Kind of my day. On the weekend, average.

Three beers average. At once? Oh, Saturday night. I don't drink on... Maybe I'll have a glass of wine Friday night, but I'll drink... No, no, no, I won't drink. on Sunday at all. He's like, and then... Yeah, it's multiplying. It's a gremlin. You're gremlin. Depending on what's happening.

You know, we're going to a party. On average, how many glasses of wine a week? Two, on average. That just jumped a whole hundred percent. What do you mean? You said one, now it's two. I'm not saying that's a bunch more, but it went from one to two. How many beers a week? Three. Now really? Three. Okay. And then two glasses of wine a week and three beers? Yeah. So one drink a day, maybe. So five drinks a week. Sure, but it's not, I'm not consuming them daily. So I don't know I mean it's Well my question behind that is just

Well as we age like I don't know about you But a drink just hits me different Than it used to So multiple drinks might be Also hitting you different To where it impacts Like I've seen other people talk about it online too

That it's sort of like This used to not happen to me Like when I was this age This was no problem But now something like in your 40s It starts to hit you different And you have like two to three days of recovery after maybe even just two drinks the night before.

So I'm just wondering if that could be contributing. Because it sort of happens to people like that. It's like they never felt that way. And then suddenly they're like, wait a second. Mine is sleep. Same. But I don't drink, but I don't get sleep. It's 40% worse than it was even three years ago.

Like my body just doesn't react the same with limited sleep. Right. Where you used to be able to go, go, go. Like 42 or so, I started to go, oh, I can't. can't do this at the same pace because I would get sick quicker. I'd hit the wall so much earlier. So yeah, dude, we're just getting older, man. I think two allergies kind of get me.

Because, like, some days I'll wake up, like, I feel like I have a hangover, but I didn't have anything to drink. He only had three glasses of wine than I had before. It's slowly multiplying. I don't know. All right. That's it. Lunchbox, good luck.

Oh, thank you, man. I need to get my energy back. I'm getting tired. I wouldn't get it right now. Don't fight for the energy right now. You're going to burn out again. Keep the energy low. Go get your tuxedo on.

Keep the energy low. On your drive over to where you're going, that's when you start to turn it up a little bit. And don't shoot out of a cannon right when you get there. Warm it up a little bit because you will hit a second wall. You've already hit one. You'll hit a second wall. It's hard to bounce back from that second wall.

First wall, you can fight and get that second wind. It's hardly get a third wind. That's the hardest wind. Third? A third wind is the hardest wind. I love that song. The third win is the hardest. You got this, though, Lunchbox?

Oh, I know I do. I mean, it's crazy. October 15th, 2025, the day that changed my life. Oh, I had to look up the day. I didn't realize that was today. Hey, before we go, I got a couple Eddie things. One's about lunchbox. I want to make sure lunchbox is here.

You are starting to get really concerned about lunchbox? Yeah. Because. So, you know, a couple days ago I came to you guys told you that I saw him in the parking lot sleeping in his car before work? whatever he says i wasn't sleeping i'm surprised he was in a car i know and not his bike and i'm just like why are you sitting in your car before work like are you just getting some extra sleep or whatever well that's that's whatever then the other day i heard him on the phone i think he was talking to his wife sounded like he was talking to his wife and i heard the words i think i'm just going

to have to go to rehab i'm not kidding guys he said i just can't take any more i think i have to go to rehab left box anything you want to say to that yeah so I mean, there's something wrong with me. Like I told you. Oh, my gosh. It can't be rehab. Oh, my goodness. Go ahead.

I have this terrible pain in my left side. Like, it's a sharp pain. Like, anytime I run or exercise, it is, like, debilitating. Like, I cannot figure it out. And, like, I can, I'll play soccer or whatever. And sometimes I can run. And then after the game, five minutes after sitting down, I can barely walk back to the car.

Like, I'm in so much pain. and so I have no idea. So I went to the doctor and did a CT scan. And he said, oh, I don't see anything. It's, you know, whatever. And so then I'm going to rehab now. I'm going to physical therapy to try to figure something out, man, because it is very uncomfortable.

So physical therapy rehab. Okay. That's not what it sounded like. It sounded like I can't take it anymore. I have to go to rehab. Well, he can't take the pain anymore. What's the other thing? Settle a debate for me.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I was talking to a friend of mine. and he was going to Charlotte and I was like oh did I was just in Charlotte and he said you were I'm like yeah I had a connecting flight there he's like well that doesn't count you weren't just in Charlotte and I was like yeah if I'm physically there even though I was just there

for an hour to get from one plane to another I was physically in Charlotte he's like that's the dumbest thing I ever heard so I think that once you're in even if you're just at the airport and you went to a city like if I connected in Frankfurt Germany I went to Frankfurt I've been there I've sort of wondered this so way back when

I went to Kenya we We stopped over in Ethiopia and had a major delay. Major delay. But we were in the Ethiopian airport for like seven hours. You've been there. I never left. But have I been to Ethiopia? I'd like to give an opinion on this.

Yeah. Have you like officially been within the boundary? Yes. Can you claim it? No. Dude, you were there. Because you haven't been in a city. You're basically in a hub.

If you leave and you drive into the town. Okay. Yeah. So if you're driving, say your road trip. and you drive through Charlotte. Yeah, you've been through Charlotte. You never left the walls of an airport. But physically you were...

But you've been through Charlotte. I don't think if you're driving through, you can say, I've been there. I've been through Charlotte. That's at least different. You've seen buildings. You've driven through. You've seen the streets. You've experienced the traffic.

But if you're at the airport and Charlotte, you're not only seeing a building. You're in a building. And you can see downtown from the airport. If we're just talking about the airport, like could you win an argument? Yes, I've been inside of Charlotte. But a lot of times the airports aren't within the city limits, too. This seems like this one's outside of Charlotte a little bit. So I would say you can't officially claim it on your list of places you've been unless you've actually been.

So when you're at a party and someone's like, you guys been to Charlotte before and like been there? Nope. Nope. You haven't. Oh, man, I disagree. You got laid over there, but you haven't actually been in Charlotte. That's too much info. That's too much art. Then your answer is no.

Because I've been in Amsterdam, but I never left the airport. So I don't claim it of the places I've ever been. Yeah. Because you're just in a hub. Nothing about that city. Amy, I think you should say you've been in Ethiopia. It is pretty cool. Although this is not a hill I'll die on, because I don't care enough, but I don't claim places that I haven't been out of the airport. Addisababa, been there.

Excuse me? Say that again? I think that's the capital of Ethiopia. I think that's where I was. Attaaba. Attaaba. Adisababa? That's cool. We are done.

Thank you guys for being here. We hope you have a great day. Lunchbox, good luck. We'll check in on lunchbox tomorrow. Otherwise, yeah, appreciate you listen to the podcast. We'll see you guys. Bye. Hey, I'm Dr. Maya Shunker, a cognitive scientist.

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