The Bobby Bones Show - Will Lunchbox Use His Real Name Now That Price Is Right Exposed It?

Episode Date: April 4, 2026

Morgan and Lunchbox answer all the listener questions with some shoutouts to start. It’s more Price is Right talk from the ribbon he was wearing on his tux, using his real name, to how he’s handling his new celebrity status. Plus, he shares some childhood memories, if his kids are following his footsteps in soccer, and the next TV show he wants to be on. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Go for it. No, no, no, don't, don't, don't, don't do it now. You already missed your opportunity. You can't come back and do it. But technically, it is another opportunity to do it. But again, it still feels too unspecial. Lunchbox is here. The legend from Price is Right or as most of you guys know from the Bobby Bone Show.

Lunch, thanks for being here. Oh, you're welcome. Thanks for having me. It just feels amazing to be known as the guy from the Price is Right. Like that is a pretty cool moniker that I've always wanted in my life. And now I can put it in my portfolio. And now you have it forever. Forever.

Forever, ever. Forever ever. Forever never seems so long. Oh, boy. We have some shoutouts to start. Oh, yeah. out. Shout out.

Drew in Massachusetts said I knew it. Made my morning so happy for you lunch. I love you both. Appreciate it, Drew. We've got Tracy in Washington. Love L.B. And so happy he crushed their Price is Right. Secret best bit.

We've got Brandy in Tennessee so proud of you. We've got Sarah who said lunchbox is literally the best. Congratulations on Price is Right. It must have been my sister. That one is your sister's name Sarah. Yeah. Jen in Tennessee. I legit tiered up.

watching him on the show and smiled like it was my own friend who made it on. So big shoutouts there. Yeah. And I did see one comment. I don't even know where it was. And some guy named Mark Nelson commented, I was his eighth grade math teacher. But that's all he commented. Like, nothing good or bad.

Just I was his eighth grade math teacher. Isn't it funny when that happens? Yeah. And I was like, oh, that's interesting. But I mean, I did have a Mr. Nelson as an eighth grade math teacher. So it must be him. Maybe that's just all he wanted to say That's all he wanted to say, I guess

I have no idea I don't know if he's still teaching or what But yeah Shout out Mr. Nelson Shout out eighth grade teacher He was in the portables At Merkison Like if you walk out the doors

You go to the second portable He's right there And if you sat on the porch of his Which I did a lot Because I got in trouble You could see Mr. Brown's portable Over there diagonal Your schools were portable

We had some portables Oh wow You didn't have portables? No ours was all in a building There's one giant building. Oh man, we had so many kids. They put portables out there. Heck yeah.

That's funny. Is that what you called them, portables? No, because we didn't have them. Oh. I just was going off of what you just said. Yeah, they're called portable. That's what I called them. There are two classrooms in one little building outside and they're connected by the little walkway by the bathrooms.

Is that why you call portables because it's by a portable bathroom or something? No, that's just what they were called. All right. Oh, this class is out in the portables. That's funny. Yeah. But yeah, Mr. Nelson. What up?

I never knew his name was Mark. We did talk a whole, the entire part one is all about Price is Right, his entire experience. I had a whole lot of questions for him. So do check that out. We have a few more listener ones here. Oh, yeah. Let's bring them on, man, because that's what we're here to do. Well, we're going to do it for the first half and second half.

We'll get into some more normal ones because we did spend the whole part one. Oh, who cares about normal? What did the green ribbon on the tuck stand for on Price is Right, Vanessa and Austin? Oh, Vanessa and Austin. Well, I've seen a lot of theories online. Some people thought it was for the camp that got flooded. Some people thought it was for this. Mental health awareness.

But I'm pretty sure it was for kidney awareness. Wait, you're pretty sure? So somebody put it on you. Yeah. Who put it on you? I think Lisa was her name. There was two ladies in pink. I can show you their pictures and maybe they have it on their shirts.

But they are the ones that put it on me. Oh, would you mind wearing a ribbon for kidney disease awareness, I think? And I said, oh, I wouldn't mind at all. I would love to do that. And I put it on and I forgot all about it until the show aired. And I'm like, oh, I did have a ribbon on my shirt. I forgot all about that. You didn't take it off.

Was it lime green, dark green? Let me, hold on. We're almost there. Because I pulled up all the different greens. Let me show you. Here it is. Let me show you. Where is her picture?

Here she is. Oh, I can't see. No, boy. I'm going to be here for a minute. I can't tell you what her shirt says. It does say mental health is one. Environmental causes is another. But then there's also organ donation.

Kidney disease awareness. Yeah, kidney because it's dialysis queen is her shirt. Okay. So it must be organ donation representing living organ donation and kidney disease. Yeah, kidney disease. That's what I said. Yep. So there you go.

So, yes, that was. I love that you forgot. You had it on. Yeah, I did. I forgot it had it on until the show here. And I'm like, oh, I do have a green ribbon on my shirt. How do you plan on handling your new celebrity status? Matt from New Hampshire.

You know, it's going to be tough. It's been hard to go out in public and everybody, you know, hounding me and talking to me, even more than usual. So we'll probably keep a low profile, stay in the house a little bit more. Okay. On the real, though. What? Has anything really really? No, no, no.

Just taking sure. Because you did go a little bit viral. No, more than a little bit. Last I checked it was $1 million. Is it over that now? It was like one. And that's just ours. I haven't checked any other ones.

It was like $1.4 million. Okay, so you did go viral. Yeah. You had a moment. So it's possible. Sometimes people from viral get recognized, but on the real. Yeah, nothing really has changed yet. Nothing really has changed yet.

And you're just going to plan to handle it like normal. Yeah, I'm just going to sign autographs, bless babies, just what I do. Why don't you use your real name on the big show? Do people all know you by your real name at the studio, Hallie, in Kansas? No, no one at the studio knows me by my real name. They never call me my real name, never will, never have. That's just the way it is. Even the salespeople don't know my real name a lot of the time.

So that's how it is. They'll have to email me, hey, how do we get you paid? What's your real name? It was funny to see, I think equal parts reaction to your name. Yeah, that was a little weird. You know what I mean? Like, I didn't know that was his name. And holy crap, now we know.

Like, I feel like that was a huge part of a lot of the engagement that was happening. Also, the fact that they were excited. You had like half excited, half freaking out, and then half that were like, so freaked out by your name. Yeah, yeah. And some of the comments, let me tell you. Like, some of the comments were so dang funny. Like, the one comment that made me laugh out loud, some guy, I mean, it was obviously a Price's Right fan. Yeah.

Said, that dude would make a volume nervous. I thought that was so. funny. That is funny. Like that is hilarious. I love your ability to laugh at all of the comments. Like hilarious. I love it. And you responded to some of them funny. I love a snarky funny comment back. Like it's entertaining to me. Yeah. Like one, I mean, one come. Some of the comments like, I'm so glad that idiot lost. I mean, I was cheering for him to lose. And I wrote, you misspelled heartbroken. You take it all in stride. It's so funny. It's so funny. It's I admire about you.

Yeah. And I'm going to tell you one comment. I wanted to respond, but I didn't. Someone comment, I don't even know who this dude is. He goes, I used to play soccer against him in Austin. He wasn't very good. What? What does that have to his price is right?

That was the one that offended you all. But what a weird comment on the prices right? You know what I mean? That was nothing to do with anything. And I was just like, what a random. And I looked at him. I was like, I don't know who you are. I was like, you must have sucked to, but whatever.

that's fine. I love that that one though is the one that riled you up just a little bit. Obviously, I've been living rent-free in his head for how many years. I haven't lived in Austin in 13 years, so he still remembers me whooping his all over the field, I guess. Was, okay, I didn't put two and two together on this. Was he on both the Price is Right and Springer with a girl named Tamika, Amy from Illinois? Amy from Illinois put some respect on her name. Springer, her name was Kuh.

Ka-Mika with a K and Tamika was the girl on Price is Right. It is kind of crazy that they had such similar names. Yeah, the Mika part is pretty unusual. That they don't even know each other and we were side by side in both episodes. That's crazy. And I never even noticed it until people pointed it out once it aired. Yeah, there was a few people that questioned out. And I was like, I don't know that I even listened to the names.

To your point, it was very loud. Yeah, it was. Even with the audio of them being over and calling things, it was still loud. Yeah. No, that was definitely Kamika on Springer, still talked to her to this day, texted her to watch the episode. She did not respond, so I don't think she watched. Do you still talk to her regularly, or was that a random text? Oh, no, Kamika is still BFF with my sister.

They live right by each other. They're still tight, still hang out, still grab dinner. Yeah. Such an interesting life. We went to a wedding. My cousin, Jessica, was getting married. back in Austin and it was a no-kid wedding and so all my family was going to be at the wedding so we didn't have anybody to watch our kids they stayed they went to kamikas I thought you almost

said tamika there for a second no kamika no kamika watched them for us and then we went and picked them up when the wedding was over and yeah shout out kamika and tamika yeah camika what's we're going to take a break that is all for our prices right again if you want to go check out part one we talk oh that's it we're done with prices right yeah we have we have You don't have any Drew Kerry? Drew Carey didn't ask a question. Drew Carey didn't ask a question. I don't think he follows me on Instagram. I got a question. Do you think if you talked to Drew Carey, if he ran into him and said, hey, do you think he remembers me from six months ago or has he flushed that out of his mind? I think it depends how many he does a day and how many, I mean.

They do three a day. Hmm. I bet he would remember you in some former fashion. Okay. I think you had such unusual. and you gave him such a belly laugh, I think you don't forget that easily. But maybe a year from now, it just gets bored.

Okay. At how many he does. All right. That's valid. That's a valid, man. I'm not going to argue or either way. I do think he, I think that moment,

especially if like you even briefly recall that, I think he remembers that. Okay. You know, like that was such a genuine belly laugh. And if you think about like all the times that you're like, oh yeah, I really belly laughed at it.

It's just sometimes, gets a little fuzzy. Yeah. Especially if you do that a lot. Oh, he does it a lot. So I think he will. It's just like kind of in there. Got it.

Okay. Would you agree? Yeah, I have no idea. I just, I wondered if I ran into him six months from now. Could I be like, Drew, remember me? And he'd be like, no. I think he would on some way. Also, depending on your look, because sometimes you have your beard.

Yeah. And if you have your beard, no way. Yeah. Because you're kind of a different person when you have your beard. But if you look like you look to that, day? Yes. Also, you don't wear a tux. Correct. So, like, you're kind of incognito. I think it would also depend on how you show up to him. Okay. What if I came bouncing up to him like I did on the show? Then he might remember you. Like, I think it's all about who you were in that moment to him.

Yeah. But if you showed up to him right now, chilled out energy, you're in your hoodie, you have a little bit of a beard. He's talking to be like, I have no idea who you are. Okay. Tush. Tush. Valid. Valid. But energy, 100% remembers. Got it. Yeah. Okay. All right. We're going to take a break. We'll be right back. Happy Pride Month, Toronto. Pride is an opportunity for you to create your own space, to celebrate your existence. IHeart Radio is proud to be an official sponsor of Pride Toronto Festival, and we won't stop.

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And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Niall. It's the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it? You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe.

Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeartRadio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. What is your most cherished childhood memory? I said that weird. Carrie in Missouri. Your most cherished childhood memory. Oh, cherished childhood memory. I mean, how do you have one cherished childhood memory?

Is there one that just like pops in your mind as soon as it said? I mean, I have so many. I mean, it's all different. Like, I mean, with my boys and throwing things at cars, toilet papering houses, those are such great. memories. Like we had so much freaking fun in our neighborhood. And then I have family memories driving to grandma and grandpas. And, you know, when they lived, my dad's parents, when they lived in Topeka and we would drive up their gravel driveway and just the noise of hitting the

driveway or drive into Chicago to see my mom's parents. And they had a little gravel right in front of their garage. And it was just like a little bit you pull off the street and you, the crunch was the sound of us getting there, which is something I will never for. get. So there are so many. There's driving to Chicago to see Grandma and Grandpa and Grandpa and my mom thinking, oh, I'm going to do something fun and I'm going to read a book to my kids and she read where the Red Fern grows. And I mean, spoiler alert, spoiler alert, we are pulling in to grandma and grandpas as, you know, the end, Dan and Ann, they pass and we are all in tears. I'll never forget that. That's a cherish one. That's. That's.

It feels like one that you definitely need to forget. It is hardcore memory. I remember being, like we drove a van. My dad's parents van up to Chicago had a trailer to the back because we're going to bring some furniture back. I don't know what we were doing. And my sister had just turned 16 and they let her drive some. And I was asleep in the back of the van and I remember her, I'm lost.

I don't know what I do. How do I turn it around? And we were stuck trying to turn around when I woke up. and it was nighttime, and I do remember that. I don't know where we were, but I know we were on the way home. I remember that. You have a good memory. There's a lot.

I can't just pick one cherished memory. I remember there was a green 3,000 GT car that lived in our neighborhood, a husband and wife. They had matching ones. And I mean, we would just fake like we were throwing something at that car. And that dude would hit that and reverse and chase us. and running through the woods. I mean, it was unbelievable how mad he got. And we didn't even throw anything.

We would just fake throw it. Like, fake throw, fake throw. When a car would be coming, we'd yell, fake throw, fake throw. And we didn't have anything. How you didn't end up in jail until the show does shock me a little bit. Yeah, I mean, I remember getting busted by the cops when I was 10 years old and being on my knees in the side yard and them yelling at us and yelling at Jackson. Because who's the oldest one here? What is your problem you think you're sending a good input?

for these kids, Bob, and just yelling at them. And I think he may have pooped his pants. Oh, was Jackson? Like 12 or 13? So not much older than you. No. And I remember being on the fence and about to climb, don't you climb over that damn fence? All right, all right, get down.

Like, they have their flashlights on. I mean, so yeah, I don't have one like core childhood memory. I remember, I mean, time at the ballpark. Time at the ballpark. I feel like we can let him go on here forever. running around the ballpark and being there every night with your friends and just playing buns up and, you know, playing paper cup baseball and racing around the bases after games. And one person goes towards third. The other person goes first.

You almost run into each other at second base. And I mean, it was amazing. So I don't have one riding our bite to the store or to Sonic and getting, you know, 32-ounce shakes, which we would not be able to drink. And I remember one time I went with Josh Thickpin and we rode all the way to Sonic, got all the way back. back and we're turning onto my street and Josh hits the curb and drops his shake and explodes right there in the street. I'll never forget it. Okay. That's all really good. And I feel like if I don't stop here right now, you're going to keep going. I mean, I have so many. I can't. I know. I know. But this is not just a child in memory podcast, so we have to keep moving. Well, she asked me for one.

I know. Your most. And then you went on like 10 different ones. Are you any of your kids following in your soccer footsteps? James and Virginia. James and Virginia, all three of them following my soccer footsteps. They all love the game of soccer. They play it so much more than I did at their age. They play it all the freaking time. They play it in the house.

They play it in the front yard. They play it in the backyard. They play every day at recess at school because the first graders and kindergartners go out at the same time. So my two older boys always play soccer at recess every single day. They love soccer. Have you tried to tell them there are other things that they can also play? They play baseball. They play basketball.

They do it all. They're just playing all of them. They love sports. They are sports addicted. Well, you are their father, so. Correct. That tracks. Correct.

What is the next TV show you want to be on? Susie from South Carolina. I think we kind of determine this. Survivor. Yeah. I need to be on it. But I got, I mean, here's, I got to get in shape to get on Survivor. I got to get in shape.

my stomach issue, haven't been able to run in almost a year. And so I am out of shape. As you could see, my heavy breathing on prices right. My cardio is not where it needs to be. And I'm still going to physical therapy, trying to get this right.

So, but if Survivor call today, I would have to tough it out. I was going to say, you are into momentum right now, so you might have to figure that out. Oh, no, I'd just go. I mean,

I'd say screw it. I'd just be in pain. Whatever. And then just make it as far as you can make it. You mean to the final tribal? council where I get to lobby the jury why I deserve a million dollars? Absolutely. That's what you mean by make it as far as you could. My torch would never be snuffed. I think you could do that. Jeff Proops, give me a call. Jeff Proops, give me a call on the cellie.

Hey, dad, did you hear that? Call Jeff Proops. Oh, yeah, your dad knows him. From high school. They haven't spoken really since high school. So I mean, that's about it. Do you know how amazing that would be if your dad put in a call to Jeff ropes for me. Well, if they have a high school reunion anytime, then I'll let you know. Well, what was I going to say? I think you would make it to the end of Survivor in your best condition, but right now. The best condition people don't make it.

It doesn't matter. Like, really, physical ability is not, is just a part of it. It's all about the social game and being able to make connections and alliances and all that good stuff. Okay. But I don't know. I mean, I Listen, everybody thinks they're going to make it to the end. Everybody goes on that show thinking they are so good and they're going to make it.

Everybody thought that about prices right, though, and you did it. That's very true. I did do it. I made it all the way to the end. Just saying. Okay, last question. What is your favorite golf course to play in Austin, any part of Austin, J. Michael? Oh, Jay Michael.

See, here's the thing. I was not a very, I'm not very good at golf and I can't play at the expensive courses. So I would say, I mean, Bluebonnet is no longer. longer there. Lions Municipal, I've not played it in forever. I would love to play it again just because when I was younger, I thought it was the most impossible course. I thought it was so

freaking hard. And now I kind of know how to hit a golf ball, not great, but I kind of know how. So I wonder if it's really that hard. Or was it just that I sucked so bad? How old were you when you played it? Oh, 25, 28, 29.

So different stage of life, different stage of golf. But I just wasn't very good. But now I can at least hit the ball sometimes. Yeah. And so I wonder if it's really that hard. What else is good? Where else did we play? Oh, Kaiser.

I love Kaiser. Kaiser was good. And then the one in south of town, what the heck was it called? Do do do do do not blue bonnet. Do do do do do do do do. Do you do. Yeah, I'm trying to think of what it's cool. Onion Creek, Barton Creek.

Oh, I never played Barton Creek. I ain't that. I ain't rich. Riverside? No, Riverside's rough. I mean, Riverside's fun. Jimmy Clay is okay. Falcon Head? I played that. Falconhead's good. Okay, gray rock. Gray rock is good. I played that. But these are another ones your thing you know?

No. Plum Creek. Plum Creek's a good one. That's it. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. I don't have a favorite. I mean, like I said, I just like whatever. Okay. All right. Well, now we're going to get out of here. Oh, that's all the questions. They're never one very many questions this week. No, there was eight. I have to do eight.

You like to talk for a while, so I got to spread you out. Oh. How many do we do? We only did like three. We did eight. We did? Yeah. You answered eight questions and there was five shoutouts.

Oh, okay. Good balance. Okay. Lunch, thanks for being here. And go watch him on Price is Right. Yeah, thank you guys. Make it the most watched episode ever, please. It's on Paramount Plus.

I got a question. When they do reruns, you think they'll play that one again? Depends. You definitely, I mean, I feel like it was a highly watched one. Okay. And I think you have. had a lot of responses to it. So I think they would like to have that. That's what any TV show would like to have. So I would say yes. Good, good, good.

Okay, good job. Yeah, check me out on Instagram, radio lunchbox. Check out the Soul Losers podcast. Please, we need it. We need the help. Our numbers are dipping, guys. No one cares about us anymore over there. Well, maybe this price is right. Maybe it's going to boost us. Maybe it's going to boost us. All right. Thanks for being here. Bye, everybody. That's the best bits of the week with Morgan. Thanks for listening. Be sure to check out the other two parts this weekend. Go follow the show on all social platforms. Ask Bobby Bone's show.

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to the maximum. I said I'm not guilty. I'll take it to the grief. Listen to the devil's quarry in the Bone Valley feed on the IHeart Radio app. Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. All right, listen up. The Jonas Brothers here.

Our podcast is called, Hey Jonas. We've here, since everyone has a podcast, we wanted to as well. And we've had some incredible guests so far. And now our good friend, Nile Horn, is joining the show. How's it going, boys? Hey, Nile. It was the same thing with Slow Hands. Slow Hands is not about anything else, really, is it?

You know, or taste so good can't be about food. You do the same, Nick, with some of the stuff that you've done. You too, Joe. Drop what you're doing and listen to Hey Jonas on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Everyone sees me as a football player, but before anything else, I'm human. Every single day, I'm still learning how to live with problems, mistakes, relationships, emotions ever since I was born.

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