We start the weekend with Lunchbox declaring he is the winner of something in his neighborhood..find out what it is! Plus, we play Easy Trivia, hear who the winner is! Mailbag: A listener wants to know if Bobby has an internal monologue and if so, what the tone of the voice is. Hear his answer!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Friday's show Morning Studio Monday. Anna Kendrick coming
up a little bit, big Hollywood star all with us.
It would be pretty fun. Huh yeah, Okay, let's all
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go around the room and share a little something. He
is in a band, he's the father of four boys.
This next person is no stranger. A loud noise here.
He is produced. Ready, everybody. So the other morning, I
was making a bagel, put some cream cheese on it,
and the bagel had nuts in it, and I started
eating it. Took a you know, still chewing it, and
I was like, oh, I gotta take my medicine. So
I got some sudafet because I've had some no stuff
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going on. I put the suda fit in, I drink
the water, and I just keep chewing my bagel, my
my bagel, And I didn't realize that one of the
sudo federal was still in there, so I thought it
was a nut. I chew on it and it's like, yeah,
the most disgusting taste ever. And I chewed it for
like tense straight guys. I felt like I that I
could not get that taste out of my mouth for
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a whole minute. Water wouldn't go down. Oh, it's just disgusting.
Have you ever chewed on an aspirin before? Awful? It's
so bad. We can all taste that in our mind
right now, where it's just like, yeah, I hated it.
So you're good though, what my hangy banging? Yeah? Everything?
Are you one hundred percent back you? No, I would
say I'm about ninety five percent back. I'm never over. Yeah.
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You always got a little something about age thirty five.
You don't get one hundred anymore. It is what it is,
all right, daddy, thank you very much. This next person's
game plan on making pbj's is a bit suspicious, but
in his world, even though they're gross, they're still delicious.
Here he is lunchboxed everybody. Guys. I just want to say, guys,
I'm officially the last person on my street when it's
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Christmas lights still on. That's right, it is official. I
drove up and down my street yesterday and if they
have them up, they have them turned off. Mine are
up and they are on. I am the winner. I
am the world. You're the winner. Yeah? Absolutely? You know
they were playing a game against you. Absolutely not. They
had no idea, But I outlasted everybody who was your
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wife say that you want you take him down? Now?
Oh yeah. She's like, all right, it's been on, like
it's over. And I'm like, but we are the winners.
Last year, I like paid him to keep him up. Yeah,
I'm not doing that this year. Last year the neighbor
came out and said, hey, it's something about it. He said,
an energy shortage or something. I don't even He just
wanted to take him down. He was like, oh, it's
a little energy shortage. You still got him up in
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the middle of January. And I was like, who are
you Allenstein? Like Einstein? Yeah? I didn't he have something
to do with that. No energy short I don't know,
not in anyway. Good good for you, Yeah, thank you?
All right. Up next, she thinks ice coffee is the best,
but she comes in without a lid and sometimes she
spills it and makes a mess. Here she has Okay,
so I have a strawberry hat in case you've got
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kids like mine that don't want to eat a strawberry
that just looks a little wonky. It's not moldy, it's
not bad. You don't need to throw out, but it
just looks well. You can put it in an ice
bath for twenty minutes and it comes out revived. He's
gonna do that for a strawberry bath? A gross strawberries. Strawberries.
I'm just saying several can look that way, and instead
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of throwing them out, if you want to still try
to get your kids to eat them, revive them in
the ice bath. It may work. It worked on my
kids and they ended up eating them. Let's just probably
make a smoothie. Yeah, throw them in there and something
like that. She's right, though, kids are so picky. If
they look a little damage, they won't eat them. So
what does the ice bath do though? It somehow revives
the strawberries. Yeah, it makes it. The color come back
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a little bit, makes it look better. Ice bath. There's
no bold like a bowl, but there's no mold. Yes,
a bowl with ice and water. Oh, I was thinking
the bathtub me too. You gotta run a bathtub an
athlete gets after a practice. I was like, that's just
too much for as I should back up. Strawberries are
really really tiny. So strawberries, yeah, a simple like you
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don't understand strawberries. Take my fingers its size? They are right,
So that's all you need, Thank you, Amy, welcome it
all right, right, let's go from round Pine, Arkansas. He
loves laughy taffy candy and the other day he went
to Arkansas and Vandy Bobby Bones. So you know, we
lost our bet. As a show, we drew and before
the football season we all put money in and then
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we drew for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That's who we had.
We didn't pick them. They didn't win the Super Bowl,
so I didn't pick them. Of the team's remaining this weekend,
I got a name full of them. So who once
in for twenty bucks? We're gonna draw those as a group.
I'll make the bet and if we win, we'll then win. Question. Yeah,
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are we gonna do it like we did at the
beginning year where we draw the name and we decide, oh,
we don't want that when we go to the one
team we draw? Okay, it is what it is. You
can be in or not in twenty bucks. Let me
know who's it might raise your hand off your hands
on count quick, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight. Okay,
there's Dadavis right. Anybody lash room one twenty bucks. I'm in.
Steve's in there. Anybody over there in the other room.
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Abby's Abbey's in. Okay, all right, here we go. So
I'm gonna draw, Amy, you draw, let me get boys.
Hit the forty nine ers. Amy. We need the forty
nine because if it's a bad one, they're gonna be
mad at me. No one more. Amy. You pick Tampa,
baby like, so pick the forty nine ers. Amy, we
need the forty nine ers. Don't open it? Yeah, okay,
come on, Amy, I'm logging into my Draft Kings account. Yes,
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by the way, go to DraftKings dot com and put
in Bobby Sports and get the Okay, did you look
at it? You did not? Okay, So I'm pulling up
in fl Amy, what team did you draw? Come? Mom, baby,
come mom baby. You have to give me the money.
You've already committed. We're in. Okay, go ahead, open it.
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I did the Yeah we want So it's plus four
fifty if I have that right? Wait? How'd you know
that drab written down somewhere? It's oh it is? You
think that what I keep all that stuff for our
sports show that happens today. Okay, check it out San
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Francisco right now, our plus four fifty and how much
money do we have total twenty sixty eighty one hundred,
twenty forty two hundred bucks. Well I think there's even
more nine ten eleven okay, so that's two hundred and
sixty bucks. So if we've bet two, I need your money.
But we've got two sixty. That pays fourteen hundred dollars. Okay,
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everybody going vakay, guys, what eddie? Okay, fourteen hundred we're
gonna lose. We can lose our money. Like this weekend immediately,
what's your play? Why do you ever get the cowboy
because they're going to get some poys so stupid this
weekend they play the Cowboys. That's in no negative energy allowed,
that's in your ally. You're gonna have it. Oh, I'm out. Yeah,
this is stupid. Bet. It's the worst better already and buddy,
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all right, So that's our bet. We're now forty nine.
This is a forty nine ers show. No, it's not no,
it's not either way. We still got a dog in
the race. I want I want the Cowboys. I know
you do bones all right, So we're all or a
forty nine or show. Now I'll take the money. Segments over,
let's go now, and start the show where they feel good.
No time to open up the mail bag something. Hello,
(07:23):
Bobby Bones, do you have an internal monologue? If so,
can you hear the tone of your voice, like when
you're talking out loud and you're angry, is your tone
different in your thoughts? Some people do not have an
internal monologue, and this could quite possibly validate men when
they answer the famous question what are you thinking? And
they answer nothing. Some people even see their thoughts out
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in front of them, like the good doctor does what
is true for you? Very respectfully, Jessica Outley, I don't
know the good doctor, but I'm assuming he sees the
words out in front of what I Yeah, I definitely
have myself that talks to me in my head. And
if I'm thinking something, I'll do thinking right now. So
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I'll go three two one and it'll be my thinking voice. Okay,
three two one? Yeah, I wonder if you eat that
cereal right now? Well, and I really do want the cereal,
and I feel like if I I can just really
limit the sugar tomorrow, it mus stomach. But you know, one,
you're not gonna feel good tomorrow. And Okaylen's gonna say
I told him I eat that sugar. I'm eating the cereal. Okay,
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that's my monologue, talks to each other. I have two
ames actually, and this whole time you're just staring in
space while you're having is coming out of my mouth. Wow,
it's weird to do that out loud because I have
battling monologues. So I guess that would be a dialogue,
but it would be like two yeah, a full on debate.
I have a dot. Yeah, weird. I never thought about
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it like that, but I do. It's like the Angel
and the devil in the cartoon, in one of his shoulder.
That's kind of what it feels like. I don't see
words out in front of me, but I do have
two of me's in there convincing me which way to go,
and there's always one fighting for the other thing, even
if it's very very very light. It's like, man, I
don't want to work out today, Well you probably should. Well,
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since you're whispering, you probably agree, okay, right, so or
it's like, no, suck it up. You'll be much happier
when you did. But yeah, that's great. Yeah, I have
two amaes in there. Hey do you what's your deal? Oh? Yeah,
I have talked to myself all the time in my
head by myself felt loud. Oh no, that's called well,
well I do it, and I guess it's interesting. I've
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never really thought about my different tones. But I don't
really go back and forth with myself so much as like,
if I'm like oom, frustrated with myself, I have that
tone and then I have the HI five yourself, you
did it? Or I often ask people whose English is
their second language what language they dream in. Oh. I
was talking with a guy recently who's from Mexico and
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I was like, he's been in the country like eleven years,
and I was like, you dream in English yet he
was like, oh, I've never been that before. He said, yeah, sometimes,
but mostly still Spanish. Wow, lunch bocks. Do you have
anything I think about? Oh, here we go again whenever
my wife start staying something or you guys start. But
do you have, like you a voice inside of you
that you can you can hear but not out loud? No, No,
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I thought everybody, I'm just like chilling. I don't really
think about much straight chilling. Yeah, Eddie, oh yeah, my
voice is encouraging mostly like it's kind of like my
advice voice, like it'll tell me stuff like you know,
like hey, come on, you can do that playing golf
all the time, Like hey man, just just settle your
arms down, get your hands right and hit the ball
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all the time. And it's never like say encouragement. Mine,
almost like you're stupid uggly everybody hates you. Yeah, I
don't like that. You guys need to see someone. If
you're talking to yourself, Oh, it's normal, like you're having
a conversation head like that is weird, Jessica. As you
can see, we're all a little different there. I appreciate
that we've never talked about that before. So thank you
for the email. And if you guys want to email us,
you can at anytime. Morgan, what's the email address? Nailbag
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at Bobby Bones dot com. I closed it up. We've
got your that was clothed by it's time for fun
fact Friday. Friday. We've all found something through the week,
we bring it in. We kind of share it. Pretty fun.
(11:20):
I like this segment. Now, mine's not super fun, isn'
You're gonna get some laughs. But I didn't know this
so jonestown cult. Back in the day, there was a cult.
They were down in Mexico, South America, America. Yeah, and
the big thing is the guy made him drink the
kool Aid and they all died. That's what it's saying
is don't drink the kool Aid. Correct ever you hear that?
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Oh that's why because the cult they had him all
drink Kolaid and they all died. That Jones and then
he didn't drink the kool Aid right, No, remember that
now he fled. So the hundreds of Jonestown cult members
who killed themselves in nineteen seventy eight didn't actually drink
poison kool Aid. They drank poison flavor Aid. Oh, the
generic brand, and kool Aid still got all the credit.
(12:02):
Why but is it good credit? And that KOOLI didn't
do anything wrong? No? No, but still should we change
it to hold on? Hold on? Just think if it
was drink hey, don't drink the flavor right, that would
I mean people would know flavor right. It could have
rosen popularity would take over. The flavored man's busted through
a house going I'm the flavor Aid man. I didn't
realize there was two different brands. I thought kool Aid
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was just kool Aid and that was it. No, Koolaid
is a brand. It's like Kleenex. Correct. I knew that
one flavor, right, is a generic kol Aid. Yeah right,
so that's mine, okay. Amy Bruce Lee had the sweat
glands removed from his under arms because he thought that
it being dark under there would look bad on camera,
and they say it was likely a contributing factor to
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his death several months later. That's drastic. I don't know
you can do that, mean, I mean neither. That one
very fun. We're over to. I mean, listen, man, it's
oh yeah, well I just saw it. You can remove
your swect. I mean, I guess you can of anything.
But he didn't think he'd be like really cool as
a fighter with sweaty armpits or what weird guess not.
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All right, let's go over to Morgan. Research found that
chimpanzees recognize the butts of their relatives just as well
as humans recall familiar faces. That's hilarious. I wonder if
that's why they get up in the butt. Obviously the
smell they do like the butt, but I wonder if
that's part of it too, Like oh right, well, yeah,
that's my cousins Willie Eddie. Yeah, did you know that
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an ant cannot die from falling, so due to their
lightweight and their rock hard exoskeleton, you can go to
the top of the Empire State Building drop an ant
and they can land and just keep walking. Someone tried that.
I don't know, and how do you find it? Because
it's so small. I thought that was crazy. That is
pretty cool. It's so like, wow, all right, lunchbox wrap it.
(13:52):
I'm sure you're just a pooper pie or something. It
always does. Go ahead, You're right onto something, don't. We
all love baby Koalas. They're so cute. But did you
know what their mom feeds them? Poop? That's right, because
later in life it helps them to digest leaves, and
so the poop prepares him for later in life. That's crazy,
(14:12):
he laughs. Like alf or Herman, I got this book
that's called You're Not the Worst Mom in the World,
and it shares all the things that animals do to
their kids. And it's supposed to be if you're feeling
down as a mom, you can flip through that and
be like, oh, well, at least I don't feed me
kid poop exactly, But actually I didn't know the reason
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behind it, and they're preparing their digestion. It helps them
break down the leaves later in life. What are these leaves?
They yeah, okay, I want to worry friends these It's
just google poop. I don't. I don't google poop facts. No,
I don't google. I don't google poop fasts. Google fun
facts about how fun poop facts. It's time for the
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good news something. A bunch of family and friends gathered
together at Napoleon's Brick Oven Pizza to celebrate a kid
that was turning two years old maver Kill. These parents
were putting it on for everybody. They're like, we got this,
We're gonna pay everybody and joy. They go to pay
the bill. Some strangers at the restaurant saw that they
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were hosting a birthday party for their two year old,
and they covered the bill anonymously. That's a big bill, man.
They said that they had kids of their own, they
know how it can be, and they just wanted to
do something kind. And I got a clip of the
parents talking about it and really touched us. It really
just had a really big impact and it was just
an act of kindness that you just don't run into
every day, and you know, we're mindful to pay it
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forward as we can. So we had a debate about
a one year old's birthday party because the dad said,
one year old, they're not going to remember it. Why
do we have it a two year old's birthday party?
Any difference there, Eddie, I mean they're a year older.
They probably. I mean I don't remember anything before I
was five, so they're not going to remember it. But
a little more they have friends at that point. Now
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two neighborhood kids whatever, any now neighborhood kids at two?
You know some kids. I'm not saying, like ten kids
because your parents make you hang out. I don't know
that at that point. Are you like I gotta go? No,
you don't play you you you know who they are,
but you're not like, hey, can I go to Timmy's house? Okay.
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That's a great story, though, take away from it. Thank you.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game in the whole
wide world. It's easy trivia, don't miss. But it's so easy.
At first, Eddie, the category is places in the city. Oh,
what's the name of a place? You go to to
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see a lot of animals. Oh, you go to the zoo, correct, Morgan.
What's the name of a place you go to to
fuel your car gas station? Correct? Amy? What's the name
of the place you go to to watch the movies?
A movie theater? Lunchbox? What's the name of the place
you go to buy groceries? Grocery store? That's easy, man,
that's so easy, right now, lunchbox one? Eddie one, Amy
(17:09):
and Morgan. If you have to score this season, but
Eddie is wearing the tr because he is the champion here,
that's right. Don't miss it because you will get boned.
And when you get boned, you hear this right here?
You've been ready to play? Ready, Eddie your first since
you are the champion. What member of the show has
an honorary doctorate from the University of Arkansas. That is
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Bobby Bones. That's correct. The category is Colleges of the
Bobby Bones Show. Morgan, whate member of the show has
a degree from Texas A and N. That's a correct, Amy.
One member of the show went to sam Houston State University.
That would be Eddie. Correct at AMP. What member of
the show graduated from Kansas State Lunchbox, Morgan number two.
(17:53):
That is correct. Nice job, everybody. The next category is
women of the nineties. Oh ye, who sings My heart
will go on? That is Selene Bond. That is correct, Morgan,
who sings man I felt like a woman? Amy over
to you. Who sings Genie in a bottle? Christina Aguilera, Yeah, lunchbox,
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who sings Baby One More Time? That's my girl, Britney Spears.
That is correct. All right, we're moving on. Nobody's out. Yeah,
it's amazing. The category is boy bands, Eddie, what nineties
boy band was made up of the brothers Isaac, Taylor
and Zach Oh? That is Hanson? Correct, Good job Morgan.
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Nick Carter's a part of what boy band? Oh yeah,
Nick Carter is a part of what boy band? Backstreet Boys? Correct? Amy?
What boy band is made up of the brothers Kevin,
Joe and Nick. They're all brothers, Kevin, Joe and Nick
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degrees incorrect brother jonas brothers. You said that I hate myself. No, no, no, no,
don't be hard yourself. Yeah no, no, no, You're gonna
stop that this year, Lunchbox. That was your resolution. Joey
Fatone was a member of what boy band Joey Fatone,
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Oh man, he has to be in sync? Right in sync? Correct? Oh, yes,
we are down to three. The category is Pixar. Oh yeah,
Life is a high Way by Rascal Flats is featured
and what Pixar movie bet cars? Correct? Miguel is a
name of what main character the kid in twenty seventeens
(19:45):
Pixar movie? Blank? Correct lunchbox. What's the three letter name
of Andy's Scary neighbor and toy story? Andy's Scary neighbor
and toy story? The three letter name of Andy's scary
neighbor in toy story dang, oh man and toy story? Okay,
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jed Sid, you've been all right? Here we go. Did
you know that one? Guys? Sid, you two did more? Eddie, Yeah,
we didn't think so. All right, you gotta eliminated. I'm sorry,
any I can't talk about it. That wouldn't even a
hard one. I know, I know, I know sometimes you
like complaining at me and you're like, that was hard.
I know I'm not complaining complain Mine was hard. I
(20:41):
actually was complaining to myself. Mine was hard. Guys, can
we get this game over with the category of square roots?
Oh no, why would you do that? You know, I
don't know square root twain Eddie and Morgan for the championship,
it was going to be a disaster for both. I
don't even know what a square root is. Over, you
can do it if Eddie, what's the square root of nine?
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There isn't one. It's like four and a half is
your answer? Four and a half? Yeah, you've been Why
would you throw something out? There's not even a chance
that's right? Is nine? Have a square root? Yes? Don't
say what a square root is though, because oh yeah, okay, yes,
that's incorrect ed. I lose to this again. I'll come
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back with an answering a second. I hate myself, Morgan.
What's a square rood of sixteen four? Correct? Winner, let's
go a number of times? Itself not doubled itself. So Eddie,
what's a square at thirty six? So a six? Right?
So the question was, what's a square rood to nine?
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Uh three? Correct? What's the square rood of sixty four? Eight? Yes?
Idiot Morgan? Nice job? Wow that was good. Everybody chart
so hard against Eddie. Dude, I knew, I mean, we don't.
You're the sidi Wow, a voicemail from Andy and Virginia
(22:11):
Money Bobby Money Studio, who is employee of the month
for December. Yeah, it was some really good stuff. Can't
wait for the announcement of when that's gonna be announced.
But a great job, have fun day. I love your show.
We won't hear enough in December, about two weeks for
vacation on the holidays, there will be no employee of
the month. But what happened to December? That little slipper
(22:33):
will roll over into January? Oh, have the employee the
month for January at the end of it. Perfect good.
Dylan from Reno, Nevada left this voicemail. My wife's been
on the show three times from holiday and it was
reversed in my face. When I get home and I'm
the one that tells her she's on the show, she
doesn't even hear first. So I just wanted to play
(22:54):
on the radio so I can struct. You got a buddy,
You got her? That's for you. You're Amy's pile of stories.
So whenever you watch Titanic, are you one of the
people that thought Jack and Rose could have both fit
on the door at the end? I think so, But
maybe I only thought that because everybody wouldn't stop talking
(23:14):
about it after the movie was over. Yea, it's a
huge debate. I think mostly I was like, where did
you mean my friend Scotty came to this movie on
Valentine's Day? That's mostly what I was thinking that. But
we wanted to see it, so why. During a recent
panel discussion, James Cameron said that it's not a door,
it's a piece of wood paneling from the first class cabin.
So he also did a forensic examination to settle the
(23:38):
debate as to whether or not two people could have
fit on it, and it stayed buoyant and held them up.
And yeah, they spent too much money figuring this out. Yeah, well,
he just I guess it's probably tired of people being like,
why didn't you Why? Why is this how it ended?
They could have both fit And He's like, nope, nope,
forensically they could not. I'm looking at Jack hanging off
the side of the board now and I still think
(23:59):
he could have fitt. Oh really, so you're on that
side of the door. Well even he's holding onto it
and it's floating, hold onto it. No, but he was cold. Yeah,
he know he should have gotten out of the water.
I think that's what killed him, But they could have
traded places. And now you get in the water for
a little bit while he warms back. Oh, now that's smart.
Nobody asked me to do a little research there. If
this is interesting to you, well, there's a whole special
(24:20):
on National Geographic coming up on February fifth called Titanic
twenty five years later. Oh but not all about the door.
I was like, man, they're really scraping for content three hours.
Could they fit on the door? No, but that's kind
of crazy. We were seeing the movie twenty five years
ago too, you and Scottie. Okay, I've got a really
cool story as to why you maybe need to buy
a parrot because I can't think of anything. Parents are
(24:44):
stupid and I like all animals, but I I nope, Okay.
I was reading about this murder trial where this guy,
Martin Durham was shot is killed in his own home.
Alongside him was his wife Glenna, who also had a
single gunshot wound, but she didn't die, and so they
concluded that like, oh, was she trying to commit suicide?
(25:05):
Did she kill him? And then that was like a
double thing or what happened while the parrot went to
live with his ex wife after everything, and the parrot
started saying, don't shoot, don't shoot, And so now they
know that the wife is the one that shot him.
It wasn't an intruder like it was like, well, at
least that's what they're saying. I would have trained before
the murder of the parrot to say something like, please
(25:28):
don't shoot me and my husband. We're in this together.
And then I've never seen you before wearing a mask. Yeah,
I get. He also said about so that's why I
would get a parrot to cover up for whatever crime
I was going to commit. And lastly, a fun story
from Caroline Brian Luke Brian's wife. She was sharing this
epic mom fail that she had in the school pickup line.
(25:51):
She was at her office and there was a bottle
of Tito's there and she wanted to take it home,
so she threw it in the back of her car,
a big handle of Tito's vodka, and when she went
to pick up the kids at school, a bunch of
kids were getting in the car and the bottle rolled
out in the pickup line, shattered everywhere. Blast vodka. Yes,
and a teacher was running over to help and he's like,
(26:12):
She's like, no, no, I got this, and she's like,
it's vodka. And she just was mortified and embarrassed because
all these parents in line. I mean, if you're ever
in one of those lines, there's so much anxiety because
it's efficient. You gotta keep it moving. I got that
for you. Good in the seat. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good News lunchbox. Jennifer
(26:39):
want to make her this Christmas, want to give her
kids something cool, so she grabbed some lottery tickets stuffed
them in their stockings like, oh, Merry Christmas. Well, her
daughter Caitlin finally got around to scratching off scratch Scratch
Scratch and she won a million dollars. Want a million
dollars And Caitlyn's said, Oh, don't worry, I'm gonna split
(27:01):
it with my twin sister and my parents. Why if
you got this ticket, would you split it with anybody?
No chance? No, I understand. If my mom gave me
a ticket, that's her present to me. If Santa Claus
gave me the ticket, I'm not gonna call Santa and
be like, hey, Santa, you need some money because we
won call Santa. Let's break this down. If you win
the million, you're getting about six hundred thousand bucks. Yeah,
and then you split it, you're only getting three hundred thousand.
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Then she's gonna split it with her sister and her parents.
She's getting one fifty. She went from a millionaire to
a one fifty. She wasn't ever a millionaire. She was
getting six hundred and fifty. Yes, big, she's given up
five hundred thousand dollars. What if they all need it? Though?
And for some people it feels good to come over
and visit. I'll buy him a dinner. I'm not sure
you would. It's a great story by her, a lot
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of generosity. I love it. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
Welcome to Friday's show Morning Studio Monday. Anna Kendrick coming
up a little bit, big Hollywood star all with us.
It would be pretty fun. Huh yeah, Okay, let's all
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go around the room and share a little something. He
is in a band, he's the father of four boys.
This next person is no stranger. A loud noise here.
He is produced. Ready, everybody. So the other morning, I
was making a bagel, put some cream cheese on it,
and the bagel had nuts in it, and I started
eating it. Took a you know, still chewing it, and
I was like, oh, I gotta take my medicine. So
I got some sudafet because I've had some no stuff
(00:43):
going on. I put the suda fit in, I drink
the water, and I just keep chewing my bagel, my
my bagel, And I didn't realize that one of the
sudo federal was still in there, so I thought it
was a nut. I chew on it and it's like, yeah,
the most disgusting taste ever. And I chewed it for
like tense straight guys. I felt like I that I
could not get that taste out of my mouth for
(01:04):
a whole minute. Water wouldn't go down. Oh, it's just disgusting.
Have you ever chewed on an aspirin before? Awful? It's
so bad. We can all taste that in our mind
right now, where it's just like, yeah, I hated it.
So you're good though, what my hangy banging? Yeah? Everything?
Are you one hundred percent back you? No, I would
say I'm about ninety five percent back. I'm never over. Yeah.
(01:27):
You always got a little something about age thirty five.
You don't get one hundred anymore. It is what it is,
all right, daddy, thank you very much. This next person's
game plan on making pbj's is a bit suspicious, but
in his world, even though they're gross, they're still delicious.
Here he is lunchboxed everybody. Guys. I just want to say, guys,
I'm officially the last person on my street when it's
(01:47):
Christmas lights still on. That's right, it is official. I
drove up and down my street yesterday and if they
have them up, they have them turned off. Mine are
up and they are on. I am the winner. I
am the world. You're the winner. Yeah? Absolutely? You know
they were playing a game against you. Absolutely not. They
had no idea, But I outlasted everybody who was your
(02:10):
wife say that you want you take him down? Now?
Oh yeah. She's like, all right, it's been on, like
it's over. And I'm like, but we are the winners.
Last year, I like paid him to keep him up. Yeah,
I'm not doing that this year. Last year the neighbor
came out and said, hey, it's something about it. He said,
an energy shortage or something. I don't even He just
wanted to take him down. He was like, oh, it's
a little energy shortage. You still got him up in
(02:31):
the middle of January. And I was like, who are
you Allenstein? Like Einstein? Yeah? I didn't he have something
to do with that. No energy short I don't know,
not in anyway. Good good for you, Yeah, thank you?
All right. Up next, she thinks ice coffee is the best,
but she comes in without a lid and sometimes she
spills it and makes a mess. Here she has Okay,
so I have a strawberry hat in case you've got
(02:53):
kids like mine that don't want to eat a strawberry
that just looks a little wonky. It's not moldy, it's
not bad. You don't need to throw out, but it
just looks well. You can put it in an ice
bath for twenty minutes and it comes out revived. He's
gonna do that for a strawberry bath? A gross strawberries. Strawberries.
I'm just saying several can look that way, and instead
(03:14):
of throwing them out, if you want to still try
to get your kids to eat them, revive them in
the ice bath. It may work. It worked on my
kids and they ended up eating them. Let's just probably
make a smoothie. Yeah, throw them in there and something
like that. She's right, though, kids are so picky. If
they look a little damage, they won't eat them. So
what does the ice bath do though? It somehow revives
the strawberries. Yeah, it makes it. The color come back
(03:35):
a little bit, makes it look better. Ice bath. There's
no bold like a bowl, but there's no mold. Yes,
a bowl with ice and water. Oh, I was thinking
the bathtub me too. You gotta run a bathtub an
athlete gets after a practice. I was like, that's just
too much for as I should back up. Strawberries are
really really tiny. So strawberries, yeah, a simple like you
(03:58):
don't understand strawberries. Take my fingers its size? They are right,
So that's all you need, Thank you, Amy, welcome it
all right, right, let's go from round Pine, Arkansas. He
loves laughy taffy candy and the other day he went
to Arkansas and Vandy Bobby Bones. So you know, we
lost our bet. As a show, we drew and before
the football season we all put money in and then
(04:20):
we drew for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That's who we had.
We didn't pick them. They didn't win the Super Bowl,
so I didn't pick them. Of the team's remaining this weekend,
I got a name full of them. So who once
in for twenty bucks? We're gonna draw those as a group.
I'll make the bet and if we win, we'll then win. Question. Yeah,
(04:42):
are we gonna do it like we did at the
beginning year where we draw the name and we decide, oh,
we don't want that when we go to the one
team we draw? Okay, it is what it is. You
can be in or not in twenty bucks. Let me
know who's it might raise your hand off your hands
on count quick, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight. Okay,
there's Dadavis right. Anybody lash room one twenty bucks. I'm in.
Steve's in there. Anybody over there in the other room.
(05:04):
Abby's Abbey's in. Okay, all right, here we go. So
I'm gonna draw, Amy, you draw, let me get boys.
Hit the forty nine ers. Amy. We need the forty
nine because if it's a bad one, they're gonna be
mad at me. No one more. Amy. You pick Tampa,
baby like, so pick the forty nine ers. Amy, we
need the forty nine ers. Don't open it? Yeah, okay,
come on, Amy, I'm logging into my Draft Kings account. Yes,
(05:25):
by the way, go to DraftKings dot com and put
in Bobby Sports and get the Okay, did you look
at it? You did not? Okay, So I'm pulling up
in fl Amy, what team did you draw? Come? Mom, baby,
come mom baby. You have to give me the money.
You've already committed. We're in. Okay, go ahead, open it.
(05:47):
I did the Yeah we want So it's plus four
fifty if I have that right? Wait? How'd you know
that drab written down somewhere? It's oh it is? You
think that what I keep all that stuff for our
sports show that happens today. Okay, check it out San
(06:08):
Francisco right now, our plus four fifty and how much
money do we have total twenty sixty eighty one hundred,
twenty forty two hundred bucks. Well I think there's even
more nine ten eleven okay, so that's two hundred and
sixty bucks. So if we've bet two, I need your money.
But we've got two sixty. That pays fourteen hundred dollars. Okay,
(06:28):
everybody going vakay, guys, what eddie? Okay, fourteen hundred we're
gonna lose. We can lose our money. Like this weekend immediately,
what's your play? Why do you ever get the cowboy
because they're going to get some poys so stupid this
weekend they play the Cowboys. That's in no negative energy allowed,
that's in your ally. You're gonna have it. Oh, I'm out. Yeah,
this is stupid. Bet. It's the worst better already and buddy,
(06:52):
all right, So that's our bet. We're now forty nine.
This is a forty nine ers show. No, it's not no,
it's not either way. We still got a dog in
the race. I want I want the Cowboys. I know
you do bones all right, So we're all or a
forty nine or show. Now I'll take the money. Segments over,
let's go now, and start the show where they feel good.
No time to open up the mail bag something. Hello,
(07:23):
Bobby Bones, do you have an internal monologue? If so,
can you hear the tone of your voice, like when
you're talking out loud and you're angry, is your tone
different in your thoughts? Some people do not have an
internal monologue, and this could quite possibly validate men when
they answer the famous question what are you thinking? And
they answer nothing. Some people even see their thoughts out
(07:44):
in front of them, like the good doctor does what
is true for you? Very respectfully, Jessica Outley, I don't
know the good doctor, but I'm assuming he sees the
words out in front of what I Yeah, I definitely
have myself that talks to me in my head. And
if I'm thinking something, I'll do thinking right now. So
(08:06):
I'll go three two one and it'll be my thinking voice. Okay,
three two one? Yeah, I wonder if you eat that
cereal right now? Well, and I really do want the cereal,
and I feel like if I I can just really
limit the sugar tomorrow, it mus stomach. But you know, one,
you're not gonna feel good tomorrow. And Okaylen's gonna say
I told him I eat that sugar. I'm eating the cereal. Okay,
(08:29):
that's my monologue, talks to each other. I have two
ames actually, and this whole time you're just staring in
space while you're having is coming out of my mouth. Wow,
it's weird to do that out loud because I have
battling monologues. So I guess that would be a dialogue,
but it would be like two yeah, a full on debate.
I have a dot. Yeah, weird. I never thought about
(08:50):
it like that, but I do. It's like the Angel
and the devil in the cartoon, in one of his shoulder.
That's kind of what it feels like. I don't see
words out in front of me, but I do have
two of me's in there convincing me which way to go,
and there's always one fighting for the other thing, even
if it's very very very light. It's like, man, I
don't want to work out today, Well you probably should. Well,
(09:11):
since you're whispering, you probably agree, okay, right, so or
it's like, no, suck it up. You'll be much happier
when you did. But yeah, that's great. Yeah, I have
two amaes in there. Hey do you what's your deal? Oh? Yeah,
I have talked to myself all the time in my
head by myself felt loud. Oh no, that's called well,
well I do it, and I guess it's interesting. I've
(09:33):
never really thought about my different tones. But I don't
really go back and forth with myself so much as like,
if I'm like oom, frustrated with myself, I have that
tone and then I have the HI five yourself, you
did it? Or I often ask people whose English is
their second language what language they dream in. Oh. I
was talking with a guy recently who's from Mexico and
(09:55):
I was like, he's been in the country like eleven years,
and I was like, you dream in English yet he
was like, oh, I've never been that before. He said, yeah, sometimes,
but mostly still Spanish. Wow, lunch bocks. Do you have
anything I think about? Oh, here we go again whenever
my wife start staying something or you guys start. But
do you have, like you a voice inside of you
that you can you can hear but not out loud? No, No,
(10:17):
I thought everybody, I'm just like chilling. I don't really
think about much straight chilling. Yeah, Eddie, oh yeah, my
voice is encouraging mostly like it's kind of like my
advice voice, like it'll tell me stuff like you know,
like hey, come on, you can do that playing golf
all the time, Like hey man, just just settle your
arms down, get your hands right and hit the ball
(10:38):
all the time. And it's never like say encouragement. Mine,
almost like you're stupid uggly everybody hates you. Yeah, I
don't like that. You guys need to see someone. If
you're talking to yourself, Oh, it's normal, like you're having
a conversation head like that is weird, Jessica. As you
can see, we're all a little different there. I appreciate
that we've never talked about that before. So thank you
for the email. And if you guys want to email us,
you can at anytime. Morgan, what's the email address? Nailbag
(11:00):
at Bobby Bones dot com. I closed it up. We've
got your that was clothed by it's time for fun
fact Friday. Friday. We've all found something through the week,
we bring it in. We kind of share it. Pretty fun.
(11:20):
I like this segment. Now, mine's not super fun, isn'
You're gonna get some laughs. But I didn't know this
so jonestown cult. Back in the day, there was a cult.
They were down in Mexico, South America, America. Yeah, and
the big thing is the guy made him drink the
kool Aid and they all died. That's what it's saying
is don't drink the kool Aid. Correct ever you hear that?
(11:41):
Oh that's why because the cult they had him all
drink Kolaid and they all died. That Jones and then
he didn't drink the kool Aid right, No, remember that
now he fled. So the hundreds of Jonestown cult members
who killed themselves in nineteen seventy eight didn't actually drink
poison kool Aid. They drank poison flavor Aid. Oh, the
generic brand, and kool Aid still got all the credit.
(12:02):
Why but is it good credit? And that KOOLI didn't
do anything wrong? No? No, but still should we change
it to hold on? Hold on? Just think if it
was drink hey, don't drink the flavor right, that would
I mean people would know flavor right. It could have
rosen popularity would take over. The flavored man's busted through
a house going I'm the flavor Aid man. I didn't
realize there was two different brands. I thought kool Aid
(12:23):
was just kool Aid and that was it. No, Koolaid
is a brand. It's like Kleenex. Correct. I knew that
one flavor, right, is a generic kol Aid. Yeah right,
so that's mine, okay. Amy Bruce Lee had the sweat
glands removed from his under arms because he thought that
it being dark under there would look bad on camera,
and they say it was likely a contributing factor to
(12:46):
his death several months later. That's drastic. I don't know
you can do that, mean, I mean neither. That one
very fun. We're over to. I mean, listen, man, it's
oh yeah, well I just saw it. You can remove
your swect. I mean, I guess you can of anything.
But he didn't think he'd be like really cool as
a fighter with sweaty armpits or what weird guess not.
(13:07):
All right, let's go over to Morgan. Research found that
chimpanzees recognize the butts of their relatives just as well
as humans recall familiar faces. That's hilarious. I wonder if
that's why they get up in the butt. Obviously the
smell they do like the butt, but I wonder if
that's part of it too, Like oh right, well, yeah,
that's my cousins Willie Eddie. Yeah, did you know that
(13:31):
an ant cannot die from falling, so due to their
lightweight and their rock hard exoskeleton, you can go to
the top of the Empire State Building drop an ant
and they can land and just keep walking. Someone tried that.
I don't know, and how do you find it? Because
it's so small. I thought that was crazy. That is
pretty cool. It's so like, wow, all right, lunchbox wrap it.
(13:52):
I'm sure you're just a pooper pie or something. It
always does. Go ahead, You're right onto something, don't. We
all love baby Koalas. They're so cute. But did you
know what their mom feeds them? Poop? That's right, because
later in life it helps them to digest leaves, and
so the poop prepares him for later in life. That's crazy,
(14:12):
he laughs. Like alf or Herman, I got this book
that's called You're Not the Worst Mom in the World,
and it shares all the things that animals do to
their kids. And it's supposed to be if you're feeling
down as a mom, you can flip through that and
be like, oh, well, at least I don't feed me
kid poop exactly, But actually I didn't know the reason
(14:34):
behind it, and they're preparing their digestion. It helps them
break down the leaves later in life. What are these leaves?
They yeah, okay, I want to worry friends these It's
just google poop. I don't. I don't google poop facts. No,
I don't google. I don't google poop fasts. Google fun
facts about how fun poop facts. It's time for the
(14:56):
good news something. A bunch of family and friends gathered
together at Napoleon's Brick Oven Pizza to celebrate a kid
that was turning two years old maver Kill. These parents
were putting it on for everybody. They're like, we got this,
We're gonna pay everybody and joy. They go to pay
the bill. Some strangers at the restaurant saw that they
(15:19):
were hosting a birthday party for their two year old,
and they covered the bill anonymously. That's a big bill, man.
They said that they had kids of their own, they
know how it can be, and they just wanted to
do something kind. And I got a clip of the
parents talking about it and really touched us. It really
just had a really big impact and it was just
an act of kindness that you just don't run into
every day, and you know, we're mindful to pay it
(15:42):
forward as we can. So we had a debate about
a one year old's birthday party because the dad said,
one year old, they're not going to remember it. Why
do we have it a two year old's birthday party?
Any difference there, Eddie, I mean they're a year older.
They probably. I mean I don't remember anything before I
was five, so they're not going to remember it. But
a little more they have friends at that point. Now
(16:03):
two neighborhood kids whatever, any now neighborhood kids at two?
You know some kids. I'm not saying, like ten kids
because your parents make you hang out. I don't know
that at that point. Are you like I gotta go? No,
you don't play you you you know who they are,
but you're not like, hey, can I go to Timmy's house? Okay.
(16:24):
That's a great story, though, take away from it. Thank you.
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. It's the easiest trivia game in the whole
wide world. It's easy trivia, don't miss. But it's so easy.
At first, Eddie, the category is places in the city. Oh,
what's the name of a place? You go to to
(16:45):
see a lot of animals. Oh, you go to the zoo, correct, Morgan.
What's the name of a place you go to to
fuel your car gas station? Correct? Amy? What's the name
of the place you go to to watch the movies?
A movie theater? Lunchbox? What's the name of the place
you go to buy groceries? Grocery store? That's easy, man,
that's so easy, right now, lunchbox one? Eddie one, Amy
(17:09):
and Morgan. If you have to score this season, but
Eddie is wearing the tr because he is the champion here,
that's right. Don't miss it because you will get boned.
And when you get boned, you hear this right here?
You've been ready to play? Ready, Eddie your first since
you are the champion. What member of the show has
an honorary doctorate from the University of Arkansas. That is
(17:30):
Bobby Bones. That's correct. The category is Colleges of the
Bobby Bones Show. Morgan, whate member of the show has
a degree from Texas A and N. That's a correct, Amy.
One member of the show went to sam Houston State University.
That would be Eddie. Correct at AMP. What member of
the show graduated from Kansas State Lunchbox, Morgan number two.
(17:53):
That is correct. Nice job, everybody. The next category is
women of the nineties. Oh ye, who sings My heart
will go on? That is Selene Bond. That is correct, Morgan,
who sings man I felt like a woman? Amy over
to you. Who sings Genie in a bottle? Christina Aguilera, Yeah, lunchbox,
(18:17):
who sings Baby One More Time? That's my girl, Britney Spears.
That is correct. All right, we're moving on. Nobody's out. Yeah,
it's amazing. The category is boy bands, Eddie, what nineties
boy band was made up of the brothers Isaac, Taylor
and Zach Oh? That is Hanson? Correct, Good job Morgan.
(18:38):
Nick Carter's a part of what boy band? Oh yeah,
Nick Carter is a part of what boy band? Backstreet Boys? Correct? Amy?
What boy band is made up of the brothers Kevin,
Joe and Nick. They're all brothers, Kevin, Joe and Nick
(19:00):
degrees incorrect brother jonas brothers. You said that I hate myself. No, no, no, no,
don't be hard yourself. Yeah no, no, no, You're gonna
stop that this year, Lunchbox. That was your resolution. Joey
Fatone was a member of what boy band Joey Fatone,
(19:23):
Oh man, he has to be in sync? Right in sync? Correct? Oh, yes,
we are down to three. The category is Pixar. Oh yeah,
Life is a high Way by Rascal Flats is featured
and what Pixar movie bet cars? Correct? Miguel is a
name of what main character the kid in twenty seventeens
(19:45):
Pixar movie? Blank? Correct lunchbox. What's the three letter name
of Andy's Scary neighbor and toy story? Andy's Scary neighbor
and toy story? The three letter name of Andy's scary
neighbor in toy story dang, oh man and toy story? Okay,
(20:18):
jed Sid, you've been all right? Here we go. Did
you know that one? Guys? Sid, you two did more? Eddie, Yeah,
we didn't think so. All right, you gotta eliminated. I'm sorry,
any I can't talk about it. That wouldn't even a
hard one. I know, I know, I know sometimes you
like complaining at me and you're like, that was hard.
I know I'm not complaining complain Mine was hard. I
(20:41):
actually was complaining to myself. Mine was hard. Guys, can
we get this game over with the category of square roots?
Oh no, why would you do that? You know, I
don't know square root twain Eddie and Morgan for the championship,
it was going to be a disaster for both. I
don't even know what a square root is. Over, you
can do it if Eddie, what's the square root of nine?
(21:08):
There isn't one. It's like four and a half is
your answer? Four and a half? Yeah, you've been Why
would you throw something out? There's not even a chance
that's right? Is nine? Have a square root? Yes? Don't
say what a square root is though, because oh yeah, okay, yes,
that's incorrect ed. I lose to this again. I'll come
(21:29):
back with an answering a second. I hate myself, Morgan.
What's a square rood of sixteen four? Correct? Winner, let's
go a number of times? Itself not doubled itself. So Eddie,
what's a square at thirty six? So a six? Right?
So the question was, what's a square rood to nine?
(21:50):
Uh three? Correct? What's the square rood of sixty four? Eight? Yes?
Idiot Morgan? Nice job? Wow that was good. Everybody chart
so hard against Eddie. Dude, I knew, I mean, we don't.
You're the sidi Wow, a voicemail from Andy and Virginia
(22:11):
Money Bobby Money Studio, who is employee of the month
for December. Yeah, it was some really good stuff. Can't
wait for the announcement of when that's gonna be announced.
But a great job, have fun day. I love your show.
We won't hear enough in December, about two weeks for
vacation on the holidays, there will be no employee of
the month. But what happened to December? That little slipper
(22:33):
will roll over into January? Oh, have the employee the
month for January at the end of it. Perfect good.
Dylan from Reno, Nevada left this voicemail. My wife's been
on the show three times from holiday and it was
reversed in my face. When I get home and I'm
the one that tells her she's on the show, she
doesn't even hear first. So I just wanted to play
(22:54):
on the radio so I can struct. You got a buddy,
You got her? That's for you. You're Amy's pile of stories.
So whenever you watch Titanic, are you one of the
people that thought Jack and Rose could have both fit
on the door at the end? I think so, But
maybe I only thought that because everybody wouldn't stop talking
(23:14):
about it after the movie was over. Yea, it's a
huge debate. I think mostly I was like, where did
you mean my friend Scotty came to this movie on
Valentine's Day? That's mostly what I was thinking that. But
we wanted to see it, so why. During a recent
panel discussion, James Cameron said that it's not a door,
it's a piece of wood paneling from the first class cabin.
So he also did a forensic examination to settle the
(23:38):
debate as to whether or not two people could have
fit on it, and it stayed buoyant and held them up.
And yeah, they spent too much money figuring this out. Yeah, well,
he just I guess it's probably tired of people being like,
why didn't you Why? Why is this how it ended?
They could have both fit And He's like, nope, nope,
forensically they could not. I'm looking at Jack hanging off
the side of the board now and I still think
(23:59):
he could have fitt. Oh really, so you're on that
side of the door. Well even he's holding onto it
and it's floating, hold onto it. No, but he was cold. Yeah,
he know he should have gotten out of the water.
I think that's what killed him, But they could have
traded places. And now you get in the water for
a little bit while he warms back. Oh, now that's smart.
Nobody asked me to do a little research there. If
this is interesting to you, well, there's a whole special
(24:20):
on National Geographic coming up on February fifth called Titanic
twenty five years later. Oh but not all about the door.
I was like, man, they're really scraping for content three hours.
Could they fit on the door? No, but that's kind
of crazy. We were seeing the movie twenty five years
ago too, you and Scottie. Okay, I've got a really
cool story as to why you maybe need to buy
a parrot because I can't think of anything. Parents are
(24:44):
stupid and I like all animals, but I I nope, Okay.
I was reading about this murder trial where this guy,
Martin Durham was shot is killed in his own home.
Alongside him was his wife Glenna, who also had a
single gunshot wound, but she didn't die, and so they
concluded that like, oh, was she trying to commit suicide?
(25:05):
Did she kill him? And then that was like a
double thing or what happened while the parrot went to
live with his ex wife after everything, and the parrot
started saying, don't shoot, don't shoot, And so now they
know that the wife is the one that shot him.
It wasn't an intruder like it was like, well, at
least that's what they're saying. I would have trained before
the murder of the parrot to say something like, please
(25:28):
don't shoot me and my husband. We're in this together.
And then I've never seen you before wearing a mask. Yeah,
I get. He also said about so that's why I
would get a parrot to cover up for whatever crime
I was going to commit. And lastly, a fun story
from Caroline Brian Luke Brian's wife. She was sharing this
epic mom fail that she had in the school pickup line.
(25:51):
She was at her office and there was a bottle
of Tito's there and she wanted to take it home,
so she threw it in the back of her car,
a big handle of Tito's vodka, and when she went
to pick up the kids at school, a bunch of
kids were getting in the car and the bottle rolled
out in the pickup line, shattered everywhere. Blast vodka. Yes,
and a teacher was running over to help and he's like,
(26:12):
She's like, no, no, I got this, and she's like,
it's vodka. And she just was mortified and embarrassed because
all these parents in line. I mean, if you're ever
in one of those lines, there's so much anxiety because
it's efficient. You gotta keep it moving. I got that
for you. Good in the seat. That was Amy's pile
of stories. It's time for the good News lunchbox. Jennifer
(26:39):
want to make her this Christmas, want to give her
kids something cool, so she grabbed some lottery tickets stuffed
them in their stockings like, oh, Merry Christmas. Well, her
daughter Caitlin finally got around to scratching off scratch Scratch
Scratch and she won a million dollars. Want a million
dollars And Caitlyn's said, Oh, don't worry, I'm gonna split
(27:01):
it with my twin sister and my parents. Why if
you got this ticket, would you split it with anybody?
No chance? No, I understand. If my mom gave me
a ticket, that's her present to me. If Santa Claus
gave me the ticket, I'm not gonna call Santa and
be like, hey, Santa, you need some money because we
won call Santa. Let's break this down. If you win
the million, you're getting about six hundred thousand bucks. Yeah,
and then you split it, you're only getting three hundred thousand.
(27:22):
Then she's gonna split it with her sister and her parents.
She's getting one fifty. She went from a millionaire to
a one fifty. She wasn't ever a millionaire. She was
getting six hundred and fifty. Yes, big, she's given up
five hundred thousand dollars. What if they all need it? Though?
And for some people it feels good to come over
and visit. I'll buy him a dinner. I'm not sure
you would. It's a great story by her, a lot
(27:45):
of generosity. I love it. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
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