Lunchbox Wants Paternity Test + Bobby Offers Advice To Listener With Teenager Wanting YouTube Channel + Amy’s New Screen Rule

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right the Bobby Bones post show, pre show. There's
a bear and this guy was taking a nap in
Massachusetts and he wakes up in the bears slapping his foot.
See this, I'm like, well, like wake up. A Massachusetts
family's home security camera recorded the moment a man was
taking a nap next to his backyard pool. He was

(00:21):
nudged on the foot by a curious bear. I'm watching
it now. The bear has it's a ring camera. The
bear's got like drinking the pool water. The guy is
out like a light. It's not I mean, there's woods,
but it doesn't look like it's in the middle of
you know, crazy wilderness. The footage shows Matt beat taking
a nap next to the pool. The bear wanders through

(00:42):
an open gate. The bear nudges him on the foot
and then flees when the guy starts waking up. That's crazy. Yeah,
you know. I was when I was in Montana a
few weeks ago and we were up in the mountains.
We were making sure that bears wolves didn't attack the
sheep that we were protecting. Hold on through it. So sorry,

(01:06):
Oh so I have a bear spray and the bear
spray man I mentioned you don't shoot it at the
bear in their face. You shoot it at the ground
and it goes up. It reminded me of like we
used to do clone and run through it. Oh yeah yeah,
so it wasn't too strong. Yeah, but you shoot at
the ground. And I was like, I don't you just
shoot the bear and the Gallas was just like federal offense,
like you better have bite marks if you shoot a
bear like on Yellowstone what the show Yellowstone? Him? No, no no, no,

(01:32):
but he was charging. But even then he was gonna
get in trouble because they're very protected. Is that it?
I think they were endangered, and I don't think they
are anymore. This is what I heard. This is I'm
just talking to folks who were working in wildlife up
there that they aren't as endangered or endangered anymore. But
what's happened is anytime they try to pull them off

(01:52):
the endangered list, they get sued by the animal rights folks.
Go I don't pull them off the endangered list. We'll
see you, and they're well, I'm like, get a law suit.
That story is probably eighty percent right. I probably mess
up a few things there. I like it, though it
sounds like an inside story. Well I was pretty inside. Yeah,
that's pretty inside. But so what are you supposed to
do again? If the bears stand tall and yell like
like you challenge the bear, you've also look at it

(02:12):
and going and stand my ground. I won't get tenderund
if you do that, a bear leaves in a world
that keeps pushing you around, back down, and then a
bear leaves. A school bus driver playing the same lottery
numbers for twenty years wins two million dollars. What that's amazing?

(02:33):
Playing the same lottery numbers for really twenty years paid
off for a seventy three year old school bus driver,
James Depold, who won two million bucks from the powerball
held August twenty six. Another update to a story we
talked about Cold Underwood from The Bachelor. Him and that
girl Cassie had come together. Then he stalked her. He
she filed a restraining order, and so the development is

(02:57):
they were shooting a reality show based on their lives.
Post up and the restraining We were into that show
so now and being nutty cost of money too. A
judge awarded Cassie Randolf a temporary restraining order against ex
boyfriend Colton Underwood until recently. She remained friendly despite their split.
In April, they were taping a new reality series about

(03:18):
their lives post breakup, but Colton started acting weird. He
stalked Cassie outside her parents house. He knew where to
follow Cassie because he knew where. Oh yeah, yeah, he
knew where follow her because he attached a GPS tracking
device to a car's back bumper. Colton will defend himself
in court at first of October. The reality series has
been scratched. The restraining order bands Colton from getting one

(03:41):
hundred yards of Cassie. I mean, you would think that
the filming of a show and having cameras around you
might make you want to behave Yeah, I agree. I thought, man,
like he must really have the bug, then she must
be a Yeah, that's that's what I was thinking. Like, Dude,
you really screwed up if you're gonna give up a show. Yeah,

(04:01):
you've already broken up, right, but then then they're doing
a show about it, and you're like, I'm gonna be
so crazy, I'm gonna lose it all, make her like
me less and lose a show. Dude, just step back
and play it cool. Didn't you'll want you again. Yeah,
that's what stalkers need to do. Be uninterested, you know what?
With ours right now? I wish I could do that. Oh,

(04:23):
I know that's hard, that's different. Could it be anybody
I know? Cheez um. Finally, music soothes the anxious soul.
If you find a song that soothes you, you should
have a one always on standby. I have a couple
here in my mind I think about. First of all,
it's Coldplay yellow. When I hear cole play yellow, this

(04:46):
is why I do. Oh, everything's better? Huh, well, well
everything just takes a half step back or round here,
round here from the county crows from the beginning, No, no,
no where round here starts very yeah, no, no no no.

(05:10):
That takes me bad. Yeah, it's like I'm my heart
just going all right. Time to take a break. Do
you know the song? Yeah? Yeah, stood out of the
front like a ghost and through the fall, and no
one notices the contrast? And why in rain the moon

(05:33):
and unity angels get a better of you crumbling? Yeah, okay,
here we go, and I walk in the abb between
the rain and myself and back again to where I
don't know. Nice come on Live There good ms dying

(05:54):
in the floor. I hear crying why. I don't know.
Ga the hoo gaming Hey round here? Always stand up straight,
finish it up round here? Something right? Hey me versus droun.

(06:21):
Let's go the next first from Nashville with a suitcase
in her hand. The boy who looks like Elvis. Not me.
It's not me, it's not me. They are there with
the ocean, the Colleagan guys going to the house right now,
and I'm not there is anyone there. Yeah, Caitlin's there. Well,

(06:43):
Colligan Man's good people, She's safe. Is a woman who
came the first time. Yeah, Colligan sees no gender. Colligan
Man man as the Colligan Man is a thing. Yeah,
I got that today. I gotta make sure that gets in.
Have to go and get um. I've never had contacts before.
I don't want to have contacts, but when I was

(07:04):
out playing hockey this weekend, I couldn't wear glasses because
it was too cold and my eyes were too hot
because of sweating, and so it was hard to So
I just need to get contacts in case I need
them again. Never put one of my eyeball weird, Yes,
weird the first time, absolutely, but then you get used
to it. But I don't know if you're gonna ever
get used to him because you've never worn them. And
I think I have one eye that doesn't work all
right eye, But I think I gotta get one of

(07:24):
both eyes so it feels even right or it feels
like I'm on a monocle. Then dude, you should get
colored ones too, where you have like like black eyes,
get like razorbacks. I'm not gonna wear them very often. Yeah,
only on game date. That's not a bad ideas. Pretty cool. Okay,

(07:45):
all right, we're gonna wrap it here. Friday's show. John
bon Jovi will be on just heard we talked about
that a little a little bit on this show. Awesome,
um announcing a new podcast tomorrow on the show when
we're very excited about And I think that's it. Thank
you very much. Enjoyed todays show by Everybody Alaska. You guys,

(08:17):
welcome to Wednesday's show, More Studio Morning. Everybody's having a
good day so far. Early morning for some folks. The
mystery of those sketchy mailed seed packets is finally solved.
We're seeing on the news people were just getting bags
of seeds. Yes, and we're like, all right, what's China
up to now? So the final story about these packets

(08:38):
from China finally is understood. The mystery now appears to
be a scam targeting people whose online accounts have been compromised.
For the last few months, people across America have been
getting unidentified seed packets in the mail without ordering them.
Some turned out to be harmless, others were not. Everybody
got involved, the USDA, FBI, Customs and Border Protection agencies
and they found out that other Board is who was

(09:01):
doing the scam. It's a brushing campaign in which items
of small value are sent to people whose online accounts
have been hacked, or are sent to people as a
gift in order to leave a positive review from a
verified buyer, which is weighted higher. So it was just
a weird internet scam to try to get a higher rating.
Weird you need to have actually bought a received an item,
so by receiving seeds, reviews from that account name will

(09:23):
be weighted higher. But it wasn't China trying to infiltrate
our crops, which is what I assume. That was definitely
one of the theories definitely thought that. Here's a story
that I read this morning before coming in, and I
love AI and the stories of AI in the future.
And then I'm not going to spend a lot of
time getting too deep into it, but I just wanted
to scare you just enough. They have an AI robot

(09:46):
artificial intelligence robot, and they can communicate with it. You know,
you teach it and then it teaches itself. An AI
robot says it will probably end up destroying humanity, though
it doesn't want to exactly. The GP three says it
has no interest in harming mankind, but it claims humans
will likely end up programming it to do something that

(10:06):
leads to heavy human casualties. Yeah. The Language Generator commissioned
my open AI was given a writing assignment. Gp T
T three ended up writing a piece which it described
itself as a thinking robot. It's not planning any kind
of robo apocalypse, but it sees that humans will use
it for the wrong thing and it will kill humans.

(10:28):
Nerd minute for sure. But does that freak you out
at all? Yeah? And I think I've acquired enough information
recently to now finally believe that that's true. I think
there was a certain coin. Do new research by it?
What I don't? I guess I didn't know how to
say it. I think I have learned enough about it

(10:49):
recently to where now I believe that. I think six
months ago, or maybe even last year, I've been like,
there's no way that's ever going to happen, But now
I totally believe it. The guy from Shark Tank, knowns
the Mavericks, Mark Cuban's a big AI guy. He's invested
heavily in AI. And what you do is you teach
it to teach itself and then it just multiplies. They
actually I saw that they don't even know where it's

(11:11):
gonna go because it kind of starts doing its own thing.
They can that what they set it up as, and
then they just watch it. Girls, they don't know the outcome.
I was watching this robot try to teach itself how
to run, and at first it has to like crawl
and it slowly fit. It's running away weekly and then
it figures out how to That's crazy, It's wild crazy. Okay,
I don't to freak everybody out, so let's end. I'm
already freaked out to something too late. As we start

(11:34):
the show that's pretty goofy and funny. So Lunchbox called
us salon. What did you say to the salon Lunchbox
that I want to give my mom a bikini wax.
I want to come in and, you know, give her
a bikini wax. She had a pool party coming up.
Oh mom? All right, here we go. Here is lunchbox
calling a salon to see if they would give us
mom bikini Hi, I was just calling because I want

(11:55):
to give my mom a bikini wax for Were you
looking to get it done today? Oh no, just later
this week because she has a pool party this weekend
and she wants to feel comfortable in her bikini. And
are you okay with anyone doing it or did you
have a specific person you want to there to see? Oh? Yeah,
I was gonna do it. I just needed to. I
didn't know if I needed to come early to set

(12:17):
up or how that works. Um, so we won't be
able to have you do it, but one of us,
one of the girl's tears to do it for her.
Do you have like a wax heater I could use
or and you provide the wax, or do I need
to bring my own wax? We have our own. Um,
we're not able to provide anything. Okay, perfect, that's that's
even better that I mean, that's good. That means the

(12:37):
wax is there. I don't have to bring any supplies.
Um do I need to come in? Like? Do I
just wait in the room and then you bring her in?
Or do we just walk in together? Um? So we're
not able to have you wax her. That can be
a safety liability for us. So we're not able to
do that. No, I got fifteen years of experience. I'm
not gonna there's no liability. I got fifteen years experience.
Like my mom will vouch for me. I'm really good

(12:58):
at waxing her. I d stands there. We're just not
able to do that for you. The whole premise of
that is disgusting. It's so funny though, at that one.
I also have another one from lunchbokes here where you
call Kentucky Fried Chicken. Yeah, I called Kentucky Fried Chicken.
And I tried as a business man, making business deals,
trying to get that money, trying to buy the secret
recipe because no one knows the recipe but the colonel.

(13:19):
See if they would sell it to me, all right,
here we go. Oh yes, ma'am, I'm just calling. I'm
a billionaire. My name is Jason Gibble, and I'm just
trying to see what exactly it's gonna take for me
to get the secret recipe. Nothing, well, no, no, no no,
what's your name? Well, just because I mean I can
make a deal with you. Me and you make a deal.
We wheel deal. Like let's say, let's say ten thousand dollars,

(13:43):
you know, go out to the dumpster. I'll slap it
on the back of the dumpster, and then you slap
the recipe and you got yourself ten thousand. Okay, okay,
you drive a tough bargain. You want to play games, right,
how about one hundred thousand, I'll put it underneath your
like I'll put it on your tire of your car.
You just tell me about car one hundred thousand, and
you slap me that recipe. All right, I'm not gonna happen.

(14:05):
They don't even know you imagine they're telling people that
work they're the recipe. This is called a random restaurant. Yes,
on the phone right now is Deborah. Deborah. What's going
on with you? Hey? I just had a question for you.
Go ahead, you had mentioned that Caitlyn and Amy are
becoming very close. But Amy is your best friend, So

(14:26):
I'm just wondering if you're concerned down the road that
just could cause a problem with your friend's status. I'm
gonna tell you caused a problem recently, if I can
step up on my little soapbox for a second. My
girlfriend Caitlin ordered two hats because I like to watch
Yellowstone with her. But she ordered two hats from Etsy
and that said Yellowstone, Ranch, Dutton, whatever from the show.

(14:50):
And I said, that's awesome. I got one. You got one.
It's just no, I got one for me and one
for Amy. What is happening here? Well, I'm one that
told her to watch yellowst And then she gote like
you would have never watched Yellowstone me as your friend.
I told you for years about Yellowstone. I wanted that though,

(15:11):
so it's already starting a problem. So I'm just giving you.
I'll tell you. Uh. And the God's honest trip devor
is that I love it very much, so because there
are times where I've done dumb things where Caitlin and
Amy are close and Amy could say, hey, listen, I've
known him. We've been super close to fifteen years. This

(15:32):
is what he really means sometimes about the best communicator.
You were telling her that I loved her before I
told her. Yeah, so I think net gain, but I
mean you didn't know me that, no, I know, Okay,
it's clarifying, like I didn't know for sure for sure,
I'll just you know, the overall net gain fantastic. I
do love it because good people team uh seemed to

(15:57):
be pulled toward other good people. Um. I love. Sometimes
it's annoying, but most of the time it's awesome. So
sometimes I'm like, Amy, you shouldn't be talking with her
about that stuff because you're supposed to be on my team.
But most of the time it's great, Okay. But it
has come up in studio off air before too. I'm like, Hey,
what's what happening here? I think it's fine. I don't

(16:19):
know if you're worried about how I feel about it.
I like it. I don't have the issues that Bobby does,
but I could see where it is a little bit
weird for him, so hopefully, well, I'm sure he doesn't
want to lose his best friend. You know that's true,
But I would rather Kaitlin also have a really great friend.
I'm good with it. My partner's friend is my friend.

(16:41):
On so forth. Just say, I'm just saying words at
this point. All Right, thank you, all right, see you later. Bye, Debra,
Thanks Bobby. All Right, here is Lauren in Pennsylvania. Hey Lauren,
what's going on? UM? I have a question for Amy. Yeah,
but I'm a college student about to graduate with my
village psychology degree, and I was just wondering being a

(17:03):
military spouse, is there any advice from your point of
view of something I should keep in mind when I'm
counseling couples that are military. Oh, I don't know that
I'm equipped to give you any advice on that. I
just wish I would have known people like you existed
when when my husband was in the Air Force and

(17:24):
I was home. I think that you just have to
do your best to understand. Everybody's story is so different.
They're going through something completely different. But you've you've been trained,
You're you're the one with the knowledge, I think to
help them. So I would just encourage you to keep studying,
and you know, just listen to people, because that's a
lot of times what we need is to be heard
and know that what we're saying is important because their

(17:45):
job in the military seems to rule everything. Well, thank
you so much for that advice. Okay, good luck, all right, Lauren,
see later. So you're saying there is no template. I
don't think so military relationship. Everybody is going through something different.
Even my deployments were different than my friend down the
street whose husband was also deployed. They could be in
different places, doing different jobs, talking, not talking. Everything's different. Okay, Amy,

(18:10):
what have you learned? Okay, So our kids are on screens,
whether it's their tablet, a video game, whatever, and I
think a big concern a lot of time for parents
is how much screen time they're having, which I do
think is important, But now we need to be worrying
about when they are using their tablet or having screen time,
that the thing needs to be eighteen to twenty four
inches away from their eyeballs or they'll develop near sightedness.

(18:34):
So what I'm hearing is the amount of time doesn't
matter as much. It's the proximity of the screen of
the eyeballs. Yeah, I'm still focused on the amount of time,
but that's not what your story said. The story is
not about that. The story is about the distance. And
so now my son's on his tablet and I'm running
over and I'm kind of doing okay, eighteen inches, Okay,
this is how far you need to stay away from

(18:55):
your tablet because it's so easy for them to be
close to their iPad or whatever. My sister's coming to
town tomorrow, her and her kids, and they're gonna stay
for a few days. And her she's a teenage son,
my nephew. He's fourteen fifty maybe fifteen now, and he
plays video games all the time. He's like one of
those kids who gets on call of duty and plays
for money, like he's that good. Oh wow. Not he's

(19:18):
not like one of the big big streamers, but he
plays for money, plays in these tournaments. And so I
don't know what to do with a fifteen year old boy.
I could do something awesome of a ten twelve year
old because they still kind of care what adults think.
And then eighteen plus also you can do fun stuff.
But I was like, hey, man, just bring your Xbox,
set it up, play all you want. I have a
great gaming chair. So but yeah, he's on a screen

(19:41):
like seven, eight, nine, ten hours a day playing that game,
different screen, not an iPad, Yeah, a TV screen. Or
my sister has a daughter that's eleven. She's much easier
to hang out with because she's not being cool because
I know what it's like to be a fourteen year
old kid. Fifteen year old kid. You don't think anybody's
cool but you and what you're doing. You think about
so stute. They're so stupid. Didn't understand that's true. But yeah,

(20:03):
at eleven, she still likes to like get ice cream,
like go to the park, stuff like that. What are
you gonna say? I was just gonna say, you get
along with like twelve year old girls. Weird. It's not
in a bad way. How is that a good way?
Very weird? This is it said in a weird way.
For the record, I'm not watching Cuties either. No, you

(20:25):
when you have the time to hang out with Stashira,
y'all do dances and you're into things because they still
you know that adults are cool. They're not embarrassed of
them yet. Yes, and she'll hang out with you and
she thinks the second has gone to a place that
you know, all the apps that they like and just
twelve year old kids. Let's just leave the girls. Let

(20:47):
me talk about the ACMs for a second, because they
are tonight on CBS. I hope that you watch, and
so I'm gonna be presenting, and man, they are presenting
in the way like I show up in a car.
I don't even get to go on the building at
the Opera House until it's my time to present. I'll
walk in a one way spot, present goodbye, walk out
a different line, get in the car and drive off.

(21:10):
It is as pandemic free as you could possibly be.
That's good. But I'll be presenting tonight on right now
with Damon Whiteside, the CEO of the ACM Awards. All right,
The awards are tonight on CBS eight seventh Central, hosted
by Keith Urban. My question is, did you know Keith
wasn't going to be up for Entertainer of the Year
when he was picked a host. No, we did not
know at that time when we discussed with him about

(21:33):
him hosting. But he's our Raining Entertainer of the Year
right now, and he actually jokes that he's the longest
running raining entertainer back to September. If I can to
earhorn for a second, as I look at the list
here of songs that these artists are playing. Gabby Barrett's
playing I Hope you have, Miranda lambertoing Bluebird, Morgan Wallen's
doing Whiskey Glasses as I thank you from me to

(21:56):
you and how you're putting on the show, because I
feel like I speak for a lot of the viewers,
like thank you for having these artists do songs that
we know. That was a big important part of it. Yeah,
as we you know, we wanted to bring some familiarity
and we really want to bring you know, some of that.
The fans really just they want to sing along, and
so we felt that that was really important, and so
there are a lot of songs that you know, the

(22:17):
fans are certainly going to know every word by heart.
We even have a huge opening at the beginning of
the show where all of our Entertainers of the Year,
the nominees for Entertainer of the Year, are all going
to perform one of their first ever number one hit.
But let me remind everybody at Seventh Central wherever you are,
a Seventh Central, Keith Robin's hosting It's the ACM Awards.
I personally cannot wait because I've been craving a Good

(22:38):
Old Live Country Music Awards show, but one, this one
since April, and I'm super pumped. It's in Nashville, damn it.
So good luck and thank you all right, take care
of Sarah permitted. It was the latest from Nashville and
Tullywood Morgan Number two thirty seven Skinny Luke Holmes is
dropping a new song on Friday with Amanda Shires. He
shared a teaser of it. It's called Without You A

(23:01):
Misting space, Miss Masting, Miss Ma Strummer gets It's me game.
The credit made on main Fang. Reba McIntyre is launching

(23:31):
a podcast series called Living and Learning with Reba McIntyre
that shares her life lessons. Some of her guests include
Dolly Parton and Jane Fonda. It drops on September twenty one.
The iHeartRadio Music Festival is happening this Friday. In Saturday,
Thomas Rhett, Keith, Urban Kane Brown, Coldplay and more will
be performing. You can watch live on CWTV dot com.

(23:53):
I'm Morgan number two. Thoughts your Skinny Hall. It's time
for the good news, Bobby, something Good. Katherine Knight travels
a lot for work and when she's in airports she
tries to bring smiles too masked faces. So the frequent
flyer and her son create cards with uplifting messages and

(24:14):
she passes them out to helplift the spirits of people
that are around traveling as well. And since everyone's wearing
a mask, you can't see if they're smiling or sad,
she explains, adding that she watches people's eyes to see
if they need a little pick me up. So just
a random act of kindness project she started. I was thinking,
I think it's nice. I love when people try just
to make people feel better. If I would take a card,

(24:34):
I would think she was selling me something. Are you
trying to get me out of cinnamon? Coopon to go Cinnamon?
I think, I really think it's great. Um. So far
they've given out over twenty five thousand cards at airports.
She must be flying every day. Yeah, that's crazy. Good
for her. Katherine Knight. Anything to make the world better,
I love, That's what it's all about. That was tell
me something good. Sorry today. This story it comes to

(25:00):
us from Columbus, Ohio. A thirty one year old man
woke up in the middle of night and he heard
someone snoring and he's like, man, I don't live with anybody,
goes out in the living room and there's a guy
passed out on his floor. He called cops and the
guy broke into his house and passed out. He had
a gun zip ties. Wow, he had all the bad stuff,
all the bad stuff, and he had an alcohol in

(25:21):
his breath. I thought the guy was just drunk, went
into the wrong house. Yeah, no, no, no, no, he
broke in with bad intentions, but he fell asleep on
the floor in the living room. Wow. Like he has
to get a more severe penalty, right, Yeah, he had
multiple zip ties, handcuffs and a twenty two caliber handle.
Oh that's really scary. All right, I'm Lunchbox at your
bone head store of the Day. Coming up in about

(25:44):
fifteen minutes, Lunchbox will share with us why he wants
a paternity test for his oldest kid. You don't know yet,
I do not. Okay, fifteen minutes or so, do you know, Eddie?
No clue? This is ridiculous. Is this not something you
come on the year screaming? Though? No, no, does his
wife know he's talking about? All that will happen in
fifteen minutes? Okay, So that segments coming up. Now we're

(26:07):
gonna play the senior citizen game. Now, according to Medicare,
a senior is someone sixty five or older. Most people
were talking from margate sixty five, but now more six
five year olds. You're kicking at. I'll give you a celebrity.
You tell me if they're a senior citizen or not,
meaning over under sixty five years old. Okay, so you

(26:27):
could say senior or not? Amy, lunchbox Eddie. Guys ready,
all right, we're ready. Senior or not? Oprah? Write your
answer down, Okay, Amy not lunchbox. Oh she's a senior Eddie.
She is a senior bones. Oprah Winfrey is sixty six

(26:49):
years old. Oprah is a senior citizen. Is totally kicking it.
Reba is Reba a senior citizen. Sin, it's a dangerous game. Amy,
not lunchbox, senior, Eddie, she's a senior bones Reeb is

(27:11):
sixty five years old. She has a senior citizen. Wow,
how about Ellen? Ellen? What do you think about that one?
Amy not lunchbox, not Eddie. She looks, but now she's not.
Ellen is sixty two years old. Close. Every single person
you've mentioned, I've thought for sure they're in their fifties. Yeah,

(27:33):
Alan Jackson, Country Superstar knew how much Alan Jackson? Is
he a senior citizen? How to swim? And I learned
a lot of battle living and a little battle. Amy,
not lunchbox, not Eddie. He is not sixty one years old. Yes,

(27:55):
the score is lunchbox and Eddie four. Amy two. George
Straight seen your citizen or not? George Straight? Senior? Lunchbox,
not Eddie. He's getting that discount. He's a senior. George

(28:17):
Straight is sixty eight years old. He is a senior citizen.
Oh lord man, I thought he had sixty number ones.
Yeah back in two thirteen. Oh remember all those signs
I met? That was years ago. Well, I'm sorry, George
Jackie Chan actor Jackie Chan. Oh rush hour, rush hour two,

(28:40):
you'd also know from Rush hour three. Amy, not lunchbox.
He's an older. He's senior, Eddie. I'm a trick question.
I think he's a senior. He is sixty six years old.
He's a senior. All right, let's do one more and
if there's a tie, we'll go setting death. Tom Hanks, Oh,

(29:02):
let me see. Amy's not feeling this game. She just yelling.
I heard her yell during the game these people you
picked tricky people. Well, that's the point of the game.
Look young. Yeah, if I said Lindsay Lohan, you would know. No,
she looks like it, but you know she's not. What's
Lindsay doing nowaday she she does? Tom Hanks senior citizen Amy,

(29:27):
not Lunchbox, not Eddie. I'm gonna go with he is
not Tom Hanks is sixty four years old. He is.
And there we have at our winner is Eddie with
seven Eddie, what do you credit this one too? At
my age, you know, I guys grew up with a
lot of these people. Yeah, okay, Lunchbox, you want a

(29:49):
paternity test for your oldest kid. Yeah, he's two years old,
and I have realized that he may not be my child.
Now that sounds dramatic, right, Yeah, Ammy's rolling her eyes, right,
he's been. It's not gonna be about looks. It's gonna
be about I don't know, potential doing something or intelligence
or something. Well, there was two instances that made me
realize that this may not be my kid. First, from

(30:11):
his daycare, I get a note that says, hey, is
baby Box always this shy because he doesn't interact with
the other kids, like we're all doing circle time and
playing games, and he sits over in the corner and
reads a book by himself. So my kid, Okay, there's
no way my kid is the shy kid at school.
Like that's really embarrassing to think. So I'm thinking, Okay,

(30:33):
maybe it's just he's in a new class so he
doesn't know anybody. Then we go to the you know,
swimming pool, water park, dang an opryland, and he won't
get in the water. He's scared, and there's other kids
running around having so much fun. And he finds an
orange and then he gets in the water and he
plays with the orange for two hours, doesn't interact with
the other kids. He stands over there like where there's
a like water coming out of a fountain, and he

(30:55):
washes the orange and he carries the orange. And I'm like,
so you're the kid at the pool, Like you're the
weird kid that everybody's like, hey, did you guys see
that kid with an orange? He didn't interact with any kids,
And I'm like it can't be my kid, Like there's
no way. What did your wife say about this? My
wife's like, you're being ridiculous. I said, no, I'm not

(31:15):
being able to this. This is real life. What's funny,
it's let's why. It goes home today and he sees
the mail man walk up with an orange. He's watching
that the mailman's mail man's playing with his orange. Yeah,
like what did she say? She was like, are you really?
I was like, yeah, I'm just gonna order one, you know,
not not the you know, I'm just to be safe.
You're really gonna do this? Yeah you can the mail

(31:40):
I cannot, but like, but he just like you. But
he I mean the fact that he sits in the
corner reads a book by himself and then he plays
with an orange at the pool when there's slides and
there's all sorts of things other kids, and all he
cared about was his orange. You also do complain that
he's not very athletic too, right, Yeah I do that. Yeah,
what's up with that? Well ed? He likes to come
in and brag that his foster kid that's a one

(32:03):
and a half, could throw a football, can ride a scooter,
and I'm like, man, my kid can barely pick up
a ball. I mean, he can rock an orange, you
know what I mean? Like playing basketball. He came and
really throw it at the hoop. He just kind of
flings it and it goes wherever. So it's kind of
like I might there's that can't be my child, Like
that's embarrassing, and I don't like to talk about his unathleticness.

(32:23):
And he falls down a lot and he comes in, Oh,
I want and have your own can run six miles
and I'm ball down and I'm like, okay, like I
got it, Like but yes, it's I'm just disappointed and embarrassed,
and I don't know if it's my kid, it's your kid.
Are we sure you were athletic? Are we sure you
aren't the weird kids every day here? Is that you?
That's what you were? And you're just embarrassed? Do you

(32:44):
think I would be the weird kid at the pool
playing with an orange? No, I'm playing with other kids.
I'm not sitting in the corner reading a book when
everybody else is playing games at daycare. I mean, do
you like to read? I don't understand. I know and
doesn't want to admit him. I was prompt. You can't
sit in the corner with an orange if you're the
prom king Okay, you know what I'm saying, like, you
don't get out a prom king? Are you sure? I

(33:08):
think you had some unathleticness? All right, keep if you
get a test, let us know. I will gonna be ordered.
It's a couple hundred bucks. What you're gonna waste a
couple hundred bucks? And what if the baby's not yours? Oh,
then we got real problem. Yeah, but but then what

(33:28):
I'll give you another baby with Yeah? Okay, I'll take
that baby with me. Okay, this is turned, isn't taking
a turn? Okay, let me get out of this. This
is Sarah from Santa Barbara, California, who called and left
us a voicemail. I need some advice. My significant other
of six years, his card is hooked up on my

(33:50):
phone and he's been asking me why he's getting charged
on Apple for sometimes five ninety nine or seven ninety nine.
I've been purchasing candy crush lives? Do I tell him?
Do I just stop? To be fair? I've burst one
of his children, and I'm pregnant with his second. So
I mean, I'm ninety nine a week. Maybe I need

(34:12):
to come clean. All right, I'd love to hear what
you guys have to say thank you week. I thought
it was a one time thing. She keeps charging. Well,
what I would do first of all is I would
stop charging and then see if he continues to talk
about it because you not being charged. Not charging anymore
may stop that conversation from having. Then she's not going
to get her lives. Well, that's that's her. She need

(34:33):
to put her own card on there. But she could
probably get out of this without ever having to address
it straight up. She could just stop change cards and
if he doesn't see a pop up, he'll never bring
it back up. Well, then if he does, you have
to admit to it. But I say step one is
just dropping your cards from him. Okay, I say step
one is just tell him, yeah, that's me. I'm buying

(34:55):
some candy. Crush your lives. I'm pregnant right now with
your baby. Do you get Starbucks? Maybe once a week,
that's what it's equivalent to. Well, what if she gets
Starbucks as well? Oh my gosh, yeah, exactly. Dozens of
cruise ship employees who have been stuck on a boat
off the coast of Brazil for the past six months

(35:15):
are finally able to go home they've been stuck for
six months. If they didn't throw cameras in that thing
and make a reality show out of this or some
sort of documentary, they missed him. This is terrible living,
isn't that crazy? Dozens of cruise ship workers were stranded
off the coast and they finally are able to go home.
A crew member representing one hundred and one workers who

(35:38):
have been an anchor on three ships, so they have
not been paid for over six months, and they have
been let off the boats. They're finally getting out the
boats six months. I mean, will they get paid when
they're let off? I mean, because technically they didn't need
to spend any money, but well, the cruise ship may
have gone bankrupt. I'm not sure. And don't you go bankrupt.
You don't gotta pay anybody anymore. They're just so ol

(36:00):
oh man, that is that's a below deck. I would watch,
That's what I'm saying. But I mean, I feel really bad. Yeah,
they can make some money off that. Uh. Finally, speaking
of a quick COVID story, when in this this this country,
somewhere in Indonesia, what they're doing is going, hey, wear masks,
and if you don't wear a masks. Then you get

(36:20):
in trouble, you get a fine, or you have to
do community service. Well, now once you do community service,
they're like, hey, you, I don't think you understand the severity.
So the people that got in trouble for not wearing
masks are digging the graves for those who have died
at COVID nineteen. Oh, they're like, okay, wow, oh my god,
that'll send the message. Oh my gosh. Yeah, that's that'll
be some big tea, some big trauma. Yeah, yeah, that's

(36:42):
some tea. Right there. You're Amy's pile of stories. So
who's the worst driver on the show again? You you? Yeah,
everyone goes everyone might think that, and everyone thinks they're
the good driver. But a new survey asked people to
name the top signs someone is a bad driver. And
I went over these top five in the list, and

(37:04):
I don't do any of that. I think we should
hear those ahead. Number one, okay, at number five, I'll
start there using your horn too much. I don't never
do that. No, they here's the horn on you. Okay.
Number four is constant road rage. I don't have that
anybody here. I don't think you pay attention enough to
have road rage. Yeah, I think people have road rage

(37:24):
at you. That all these are at cutting people off,
but you do that. Hold on, I think you accidentally
do that and you don't realize you do. I know
you do. I've been with them when she's done it. Oopsie, No,
that's no, that's oopsies. I do. The thing I do

(37:46):
the most is like run over curbsopop. See that doesn't
hurt anybody. And then the number one thing is excessive speeding.
But everybody speeds. Okay, see there's another one that I
don't speed, not even one mile over. He really doesn't mean,
do I know you? I don't have the need for speed. Yeah. Well,

(38:08):
one in three people think that the speed limit is
just a suggestion. Anyway, Well they're they're idiots. They're gonna
get a ticket. It's a limit. But yeah, all right. Else, Well,
one last part of this story, because the survey also
found that fifty fifty six percent of us wouldn't date
someone if we thought they were a bad driver. Amy,
it's still be single. Well, well, my husband's road rage

(38:30):
is off the charge. But he's also a great driver.
He's road rage because he's so dialed in you know
that's true, all right? What else? So Macy's is having
to reinvent the Thanksgiving Day parade for this year. It
is still going to happen, which is good news for
a lot of us that love to wake up and
watch it on TV. But that's exactly the only reason
why they're doing it is for online and TV viewing.

(38:51):
On Thanksgiving. About seventy five percent of the parade participants
are going bye by, Like, so there's gonna be minimal people,
and then the performances are going to be socially distanced
and they're gonna have to wear masks. Well, they sing,
but their lives singing anyway, right, Yes they are, you know,
I understand why, but I'm so over everything. Virtual concerts

(39:15):
suck virtually they're occasionally you get a good one if
they like tell stories for me, like I need to
see the artists do something new, if they're gonna play
recorded because I've already seen or I can YouTube already it.
I'm over virtual everything's and we well, hopefully twenty twenty
one we'll be back to normal for the parade. But

(39:37):
they had to figure out a way to still offer
it to people and also keep everybody safe. I'm okay
with a bit of virtual live more so I like that, okay,
but yeah, it's just I'm ready to do stuff in
personal but also understand I can't get okay what else.
Parade is pre taped and the parade I know when

(39:58):
you said you're okay with live, like, oh, I don't
want to break it to it's one at a time.
Every day they do one and record it. So the
one balloon been real, all right. So, as we know,
Garth Brooks took his name out of the running for
CMA Entertainer of the Year after receiving some backlash for
winning the trophy again last year, and now he's reflecting
on that decision. We killed pretty bad last time we

(40:19):
won this. There was one in particular that I just loved.
They just said, yeah, basically just said, hey, man, love
you to death, but just don't you think it's time then? Yes,
So he got a lot of comments like that, but
now he's out saying that the comments didn't hurt his feelings.
He knows that people love him, but he's just won
too much. Which it's so confusing right now because tonight

(40:41):
the ACMs are on and usually they're in April, but
because the pandemic, they're on tonight and then next November CMAS,
and so they're all cluttered, and nobody knows the difference
unless you're like Way in the industry. Nobody knows the difference.
I wish I didn't know the difference. They're both great
to us, but I mean, it's it's just a lot
of letters that are confusing. Garth is not up for
ACM entertain or the year. It never was coming up tonight.

(41:03):
But at the CMAZ pulled himself out. Yeah, all confusing?
What else anything else? Yeah? No, that's it. That's my pile. Okay,
that was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. So this eleven year old boy, PJ. He
was out with his grandma and she started to I

(41:25):
guess have a medical emergency. I don't know if she's
low blood sugar. She couldn't stand up. She had to
lean against the stop sign while they were on a walk.
While she was leaning there trying to figure out what's
going on, he ran back to her house, got her
Mercedes drove down to get her. How oldleven okay, eleven
also picked up some peanut butter crackers for her or

(41:47):
so that she could have something from food to eat.
But he helped save her during this medical emergency. And
she said that, Yeah he's only eleven, but he drives
like a pro. That's awesome, that's funny. Good for them,
for him, good for her. That's what it's all about.
That was tell me something good. Amy is searching intensely

(42:09):
through her small box of corny jokes. I didn't know
that's where you were getting your jokes sometimes. Yeah, it
just depends on the day. You were just pulling out. Yeah,
that's what I did. Just now, Okay, here we go,
let's do it. Let's put the box gives us today
morning corny, Why couldn't the sesame seed leave the casino?
Why couldn't the sesame seed leave the casino? He was

(42:31):
on a roll? Nice, Oh all right, that was the
morning corny. There's twenty bucks up for grabs right now,
plus the five dollars for everybody losing yesterday. So twenty
five dollars if you get the never gonna get it.
Let's put on Jason and cans Is real quick. Hey, Jason,

(42:51):
how are you man? Hey, I'm doing good. Bobby, how
are you pretty? Good. Do you have a chance to
also win twenty five dollars if the person that you
pick gets it? Right now, Amy and lunch Box, Eddie
Morgan and Raymundo will be asked. We'll be asked the
never gonna get a question, Jason, who will you put
your money on? Put my money on Raymondo? He always

(43:15):
has good answers. You know he doesn't win, right, Okay,
so I'll ask them, never gonna get a question. You
all are up for the money. But Raymundo, if you win,
you not only win for you, but you win for Jason. Okay,
Goodn's good? All right, here we go. The average American
will use thirty nine of these today. The average American

(43:40):
will use thirty nine of these today. The average American
will use thirty nine of these today. You think about that, Jason,
Hang tight, Jason, where you live in Kansas? I live
in Durham, Kansas. Love it there. Used to summer there. Yeah,

(44:01):
I bet you did the one gas station. That's right. Hey,
I'm on season two of Independence Kansas on Hard Hard
Wait last chance you Yeah? Yeah, you ever watched that? Jason? No? No,
I don't. Huh. Oh, you're on season two watching it
just said you're on it. I was like, yeah, I've

(44:22):
played little played the slot for junior college. I thought
they brought you in for encouragement or something. All right,
well we'll come back you guys think about it. We'll
get a chance to right. Okay, thirty nine of these,
Jason and Kansas is on right now. You guys had
the question before we went away. Here is you're never
gonna get a question. The average America will use thirty

(44:45):
nine of these today? What are they? And so if
you get it right, you're one twenty five bucks and
Jason wins of Ray gets it right, Raymundo, you were
chosen thirty nine of these? What is it? That was
pretty difficult. And I don't think the older people have
this many, but I know the kids do. It's got
to be apps on your phone. Wow, even have thirty nine.

(45:10):
That is a good guess. Yea Morgan, what do you have?
I'm going with emojis a day, Okay, Eddie, mine's bad.
I just ad TV channels. I have no idea lunchbox. Guys.
It's names Hey, Amy, Hey, Bobby. That's already two down, Eddie,
that's three thirty nine. Morgan number two thirty five ago down, Amy, Oh,

(45:35):
what's wrong with me? I don't know. I put toilet
paper squares. Wow, you gotta eating problems. I also had
gallons of water. I don't know one of the toilet

(45:56):
paper squares because like you could use a lot. Well,
let's say the girls use them to pete. One of
you is right? Really? Yeah? Right? You don't think it's Amy? Well? Um,

(46:17):
the first person eliminated is Eddie. You even watches DV
I do. I thought it was a good guess do
you think's right? I think lunchboxes are right with the names? Okay?
Because he got five in like lesson are all in
the same room? Do you really talk to many more
people other than n Maybe the average American will use

(46:37):
thirty nine of the use today lunchbox. You say it
is names, Bobby name. The answer of names is in correct.
Paper stool doesn't mean that's it though, it's not it? Hey, Jason,

(46:58):
how are you feeling? Twenty five bucks ap for grabs
for you too? You think Ray Morgan or Amy's got it?
I think I think Ray got it. Okay, Well let's
go over to Ray then, right? You think the answer
is apps on your phone? All right, it's probably emojis.
It's either emojislet paper squares pretty good. Say if you

(47:22):
think it's emojis, say I if you think it's toilet paper, okay,
I want you Okay, I thought you did two different
The average American will use thirty nine of these today.
The answer is squares a toilet paper. Get out of here,

(47:44):
noear God, swear to God. I don't know what can
I say? Wow? Stop shot, I want to apologize for
the bottom. I think I absolutely thought that there's no
one I still can't. We thought you were crazy. Yeah,

(48:05):
thank you your thirty dollars crazy Um, Jason, you did
not win, but we appreciate you playing, and thank you
for listening. Anything you'd like to say, Jason, H yeah,
I would just like to say that, um, thanks for
having me on the show. And and maybe we shouldn't
back up the cuties thing because it's not appropriate. There
you go. I want another guy coming out against but Jason,

(48:26):
have you seen it very more? Children do exactly? All right, Jason,
appreciate you bud um. All right, Amy, you win twenty
five dollars, you'll be paid by Mike d So from now,
I want thirty twenty five. Okay, only if everybody misses,
do you have to put up another dollar? All right, Mike,
you can Vin Momi you want that in ones. Here's

(48:52):
a voicemail from Teresa and Round Rock, Texas about Amy.
I heard Amy say hey, I watched a little football yesterday,
and as we run to me what happened to Amy's
bit where she used to watch and do the commentating
while watching football with her husband. I was hilarious. I
want you guys to bring that back. I love you guys,
Thank you for the call. Oh, I guess I thought

(49:12):
people were over it. Can you give us a little
bit of that for next week? Yes? That means I
have to watch football again this weekend. Just watch some
That was fun. That's a good bit. Yeah, it's a
fun segment. Okay. I guess we just needed a break
for people to crave it again, because I feel like
we were definitely over it. Oh man, we used to
do a bit too. We could do where Lunchbox claims

(49:32):
he can be any woman at football trivia? Love it?
Remember that? Yeahminated? Yeah, that's fun. Did you ever lose?
I think he ended up losing, and that's why we
quit the bit. I think we do it each season,
but well, we can do that. You want to do that?
Bring it on. Lunchbox thinks he can beat any woman
in football trivia. When do we want to put this on?

(49:56):
I put on right now, right now, Amy, We'll put
that bit in the back in the mix too. Have
you watched The Social Dilemma? YESLIX. Everyone's been telling me
about it. It's a documentary about how social media affects you. Yeah,
and the way they did it was interesting too, because
it is a documentary with people that worked at Facebook, Google,

(50:16):
I mean intricate people that were part of the programming
of these places that we go to every day, Instagram,
and then they kind of weave in a scripted family
situation that's going on, so you'll you can witness how
it's not ruining a family, but the phones and the
social media are getting or building a wedge in this family.

(50:40):
So what was your big takeaway from it? I'm terrified
of where we're headed. And I'm someone who I thought, Okay,
I'll let my kid have Instagram, but you're you're literally
watching people that created these apps say that they do
not let their kids have these apps, and they don't
even they limit what they use, they use totally or
they've deleted them from their phones, and they were part

(51:02):
of the creation. Did you like it? I really enjoyed it. Well,
I like it. I think that you'll love it. I'm
very curious for you to watch it and give me
your opinion. And these people are anti technology by any means.
It's their gift. They're obviously super smart people, but they're
they're for trying to shift it and have more humane
They call it like a humane technology where because the

(51:25):
direction we're headed, they think could be the end of mankind.
Well that's drastic. I know, it's crazy. Like, watch it
for you. Okay, there's a documentary on Netflix called The
Social Dilemma. I've seen it pop up and people recommend
it to me. I didn't make a list because I'm
gonna watch this. The documentaries that have had the most
impact on my life, Here you go. Here are my

(51:45):
top three. Won't You Be My Neighbor A good one.
Mister Rodgers, which I watched Mister Rodgers a little bit
as a kid, but I was almost like, is he
creepy or not? And then I watched it and not
the document just not and I want and hoping like, ah,
we're gonna gotcha, and this is excellent. I cried during it.
Did you like the documentary better in the movie. Yeah,

(52:08):
both were good, but I like the documentary better in
the movie because it was a real um. I would
also say Free Solo was great because I did because
I just understood that guy. He had one mission and
everything else was secondary one mission and what he did
was crazy. Tried to free Solo a mountain with no

(52:28):
and I don't do anything that dangerous, but I just
like I understood his quirks. I thought that was wild.
And then I would put on there Jim and Andy
about Jim Carrey doing the role of Andy Kaufman in
my favorite movie, which is Man on the Moon, but
how he thinks Andy Kaufman took him over and he
was just in character. If he's on the set, he
was Andy Kaufman. It's wild. And Jim Carrey's nutty, but

(52:51):
he's like shis like he has a screw loose, but
as they say he had, he has the right screw loose.
And it's it's it's great quickly best documentary amy. I mean,
for me, I feel like I have two thirteenth is
a documentary that really opened my mind into like racial
inequality in America. And then I gotta say miss Americana,

(53:13):
Taylor Swift, Oh, euro Dreams of Sushi. Oh, that's good.
That is excellent. Like it's not life changing or anything,
but man, the hard work this guy puts in to
make sushi unbellievable, Eddie. Best movie I've ever documentary I've
ever seen is Dear Zachary and that I never ever
want to watch that documentary. You should watch it, but

(53:35):
don't watch it. It's really good, But that's a tough
that one hurts. No one hurts. Amy. You have how
many tattoos too? Because you've had a tattoo and you
know what that feels like when it's in your body.
What do you think the most painful spot of your
body would be to get a tattoo? Think about it. Yeah,
I would think probably like the ankle or foot would

(53:58):
really hurt. Then new trend in tattoos is soul of
the foot tattoos. You're out of your mind, like the
bottom of your foot, talk about a sensitive place because
I have like five or so tattoos, which throws people
for a loop. By the way because I was in
a cut off shirt after I've been playing hockey this
last weekend on my TV show and some of the

(54:19):
crew they were like, I walked out. I was just
exhausted and sweaty, and they were like, you have tattoos,
bad guy. You had no idea. Hercles got it hit
in the past, you know. But yeah, the soul of
the foot tattoo. These tattoos are just written on the
bottom of the foot, like no one's gonna see them
unless you're showing it off in a picture or something. Yeah,

(54:40):
but isn't that wild. Kara Della Vigni, I know, I
say her name, but she has soul tats on both
of her feet. One foot reads Bacon and the other
one reads made in England. I see Jesus walks I
see people with but you couldn't walk for a while
because after you get it, yeah, you're not supposed to
it's sore. So I saw that Eddie note tattoos zero

(55:05):
any interest. I mean, if I find something that I
really like that I wanted my body forever, but I've
got nothing yet. Here is a voicemail from Stu in
North Maryland. Every year for anniversary or for her day.
She wants to go away for the weekend and get
an hotel room, and I just figured washing the money
on a root tail room everybody will live close to

(55:27):
is not that far away? Am I wrong or not
wanting to get a hortail room? Or should I just
reread her have that time, have a hortail room. Let
me think, Amy, what advice do you want to give
stew from Maryland? Yeah, you're wrong. Yeah, I think you're wrong.
It's important to her listen. Is it practical? Nope, But
sometimes in relationships, things aren't supposed to be practical. If

(55:49):
you can afford it, if there's no food coming off
the table, yes, if the kid can still get his diapers,
I think if it's once a year, yeah, do it.
Eddie you're married, Yeah, dude, that's huge. Like one time
when we were on a date, my wife, and because
we got a babysitter before hour, she's like, you want
to get a hotel room? Like, no, no, that's crazy,
but sure hours that's something different. But I think it's important,

(56:12):
especially if she wants it. Yeah, what are you guys
trying to get away to do? Well? She was like,
let's just get a room. And hang out watch TV
like there's nothing, you know, like no kids bothering us.
And I said, no, absolutely not. That's the dumbest idea ever.
Probably four hours that I say a bit down. Yeah,
like an overnight. You should plan that for her one day.
All right, here's another voice, aw hi, lobby, I need advice.

(56:33):
Recently I started a new job and I'm two months
into such job and it's not for me. How long
should I stick with this job before it's okay to
even consider looking for a new one without burning a bridge.
I've tried multiple things, discussed with my managers, make compromises,

(56:55):
but I'm just not happy. What's what I'm doing and
I feel stuck. That stinks. Yeah, my advice would be
give it six months, even though that's early, give it
six months and don't leave until you have another job
ready to go. Don't quit and be like I can't
take it anymore, I'm out. Because it's easier to get
another job if you have a job, because they see

(57:15):
you as someone who oh it's like. For example, the
legend is that women like guys who are already in
relationships because they see that a guy can stay and
have a somewhat healthy relationship, so they're attracted to that
same thing with people that are hiring, they're looking for people,
they're in the middle of jobs now they feel like
they're pulling something away. You always like to get something
that you think, Wow, they really want that, so I

(57:37):
want it. So I would say six months, and I
would say don't leave until you have another job lined up. Now,
if there are a circumpension where you just can't take it,
if it's not healthy for you to be there, then
you have to leave immediately. But if it's just you
don't like the job it's not for you, give it
six months and then get out aim anything there. Yeah,
I would just say about where you don't burn the

(57:58):
bridge if that's important to you, because you know it
could be beneficial to you to have a healthy relationship.
I don't know where you work, what you do, but
future employers might appreciate how you handle this. You guys
can call and leave us a voicemail if you have
a question like that eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,
or we're just taking your calls right now. If you
want to call and talk to us, you can call
us to eight seven seven seventy seven bobbies. It's time

(58:24):
for the good news. A seventy five year old woman
in San Antonio was checking out at Walmart. She gets
all the groceries through and she's fourteen dollars short on
the payment. I mean. She says that people are behind her,
kind of grown and annoyed that you know, it's taking
so long as she can't afford fourteen dollars. Where is that?

(58:46):
A man steps up out of nowhere and says, I
will take care of the fourteen dollars, and she said, okay, great.
So her name is del Moretta. She goes to the
Fox station in San Antonio and says, guys, I have
to tell you this story. So they did a whole
new story, are on it, and they're like, let's reunite
these two people together and surprise the security guard who
was the guy that came up with the fourteen dollars.

(59:07):
They get him together and then the news station surprises
him with a thousand dollars. Oh wow, pay it back.
That's awesome. That's so cool. Dang, there you go. That's
what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
Let's go over to Mindy in Georgia. Mindy, you're on
the Bobby Bone Show. What's going on? Hi, guys, thanks
particular call. I just have a question. I have an

(59:30):
almost thirteen year old son who has been asking about
having a YouTube account since he was about nine, and
I've always pulled him though, because I felt like he
was too young to have that type of technology available.
But I'm still telling him no, and I'm wondering if
I'm in the wrong, being that he is almost thirteen too,

(59:51):
is that something that I should let him do? Okay, Well,
let me say first, You're never in the wrong as
a parent, because every situation is different. You know your kid, however,
just speaking generically, if you're thirteen, you can have an
account as long as like mom and dads monitoring it.
If it's just YouTube for gaming, who knows. He may
want to be a YouTube gamer. That may be his

(01:00:13):
goal for a while. I think if he's responsible already,
don't let age hold him back now. If he's not,
he could be seventeen. You can say no because an
idiot kid's an idiot kid. There were times where I
was an idiot kid, so I would say that thirteen
is okay if you feel like he is responsible. As
a thirteen year old. Anyway, I do think you need

(01:00:34):
the password. I do think you need to check on it,
and I do think you need to look at the
messages that people send on that. Other than that, I
think it's good. You know. I had a kid come
to me and say, hey, I want to be a
YouTube star. I was like, oh yeah, he goes, yes,
I don't be gonna grow up. I want to be
a YouTube star. And just hearing that, at first, you're like,
oh man, what are you thinking. However, I had to

(01:00:56):
stop it myself because when I was a kid and
I was like I want to do a radio show
and have millions of people hear me, people looked at
me like add four eyeballs. They were like that that
doesn't happen. And so if I would to listen to
people telling me no, I wouldn't be here right now.
I want to be doing half the crab eighty percent
of the craft that I'm doing. So that's mendy. I say,

(01:01:16):
if your son is responsible, you let you put him
on probation and you let him do it. So that's
my thoughts. What do you think about that? Is he
a good kid? He is? I mean he's straight as students, Oh,
come on, very quiet, like he thinks himself a lot.
And so that's what makes me nervous, is it. I

(01:01:38):
don't want him to be open to this type of world.
And then he's like, oh, look at all this stuff
that I can see and do, and I'm like, uh,
I'm nervous about it. Being a parent, yeah, I would
advise you just to have communication about it as much
as possible. Listen, remember when you're thirteen. Just remember when
you were thirteen and all this stuff you were seeing
that your parents thought you had no idea they were seeing.

(01:02:00):
That's happening now, probably way more. Yeah serious, I mean,
but I'm saying, relatively speaking, we saw tons of stuff
based on what we were supposed to be able to see.
And it's the same. There's more because of technology, but
relatively speaking, nothing changes. Technology gets better till asteroid hits us.
When we go back to start over again, and then
here we go again. Cave man, I say, you're thirteen

(01:02:24):
year old responsible. Let him be on probation, let him,
let him have a YouTube. If he does bad, pull
it if he doesn't. Hey, man, this is great, you've
learned responsibility. Now go mow the yard. Boom then you Yeah, yeah,
that's my opinion. Well, you call me back in like
three months if you decide to let him have an

(01:02:44):
account and check in with me and let me know
what's going on. Yeah, first, okay, because now I'm invested.
I just did a whole applebox. I just stood on it,
and three months is gonna be a huge ad you start. Yeah,
we're all I know who he is already. All right, mindy,
have a great day. All right, bye bye. You guys
can call us if you want. Eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby,

(01:03:09):
that's my phone number, eight seven seven seventy seven, Bobby.
I'm answering your callege right now. Amy, How do you
feel about that advice? Um? I think that communication and
boundaries are super important. Time limit what hot secured content
like kids can just I mean, I think he's not
even thirteen yet, he's still twelve. So yeah, I think
that YouTube can take you down a rabbit hole of
things that you don't need to be exposed to. Or,

(01:03:31):
like you said, people that comment in text back and
forth on these different social platforms can be scary for kids.
Can't protect your kids forever? Well, but you can as
a parent, I can totally understand per though, Like it's
time to start letting them take a little walk. Yeah,
but your toe in water there. I'm not saying no,
but there's got to be communication and boundaries. Eddie's nodding
his head, but he said what His kid wasn't getting

(01:03:52):
a Facebook till he was eighteen. He still doesn't, And
I'm still like, no, no, no, But I'm with you though, like,
you know, if you take all that away, you're gonna
on his creativity. And think about the kids to go
to college who had never been exposed to anything. Yeah,
and they're the hardest partiers. They went the hardest, they
failed out the quickest because they were like, I've never
got any of this. Whoa and crash and burn. Then

(01:04:14):
you people like lunchboxes were partying their whole life and
they get to college and they're pretty well adjusted. Exactly.
You know what's going on. You don't just go crazy,
keep it normal, keep it chill. All right, Let's do
the big story. Bobby's story Police helicopter pilot and Florida
was up in the air on Sunday and he got
an alert from his home security camera on his phone

(01:04:35):
said someone was trying to break into his truck, so
he tracked them from the air as he was in
the helicopter and they were arrested. Here's audio of him
talking to cops on the ground while they try to
catch the three thieves. Got it boys? Oh yeah, three

(01:05:01):
teens were driving around at two in the morning on
Sunday looking for cars to break into and someone's ring
doorbell cam got him on video. The person was at work,
he got that alert. He just happened to be a
helicopter pilot and up in the air. That's crazy, So
he used the helicopter's night vision camera track they're a's down.
Cops on the ground tried to pull them over but couldn't,
so he kept following the car because they couldn't get

(01:05:22):
ahead of it because they were driving too fast and
they were driving a bit erratically on picking roads. Yeah,
and so he stayed above them. They put the spike strips,
and that's what you hear. When they finally hit the spikes,
he goes Adam boys. Police found a bunch of wallets
in the car, and it turned out that the car
itself was stolen. Oh. They're now facing multiple charges that's like,

(01:05:45):
what are the odds? You know when you break into
a hot well, not me, but we've had and he's
like many times I've jumped. You know those times where
someone breaks into a house and it happens to be
a martial art like person black bell. Then they get
beat up. It's like, well's see your wrong house. There's
a story about a guy that robbed someone with a
skyline tattoo on his neck. Saw that did you guys
see the story kind of the same thing where you go.

(01:06:07):
This is a little different because you're like, what are
you thinking? Because if you have any mark on you
that people can notice immediately, you cover it before you
commit a crime. Yeah. A man who had his rental
car stolen during an armed robbery last month described his
attackers having a bad tattoo of the Nashville skyline on
his neck. Brandon Johnson, twenty three, was booked into Metro
Jail Monday morning on a charge of carjacking. When he

(01:06:28):
was located, investigator said he had a tattoo of the
Nashville skyline on his neck. You see the picture of it.
It's not a very good nat It looks like a sharpie. Yeah,
And a six year old looking at it and drawing, Oh, no,
that's but you have to cover that stuff up. If
I'm gonna rob, I put on my best turtle neck

(01:06:50):
and then I have at it. Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby.
There's a guy being an interview about the wildfires that
are happening all the West coast and he gives his
band a plug in the middle of it. Oh, you
have to semi admire this guy's promotion attempt. They were

(01:07:12):
interviewed a guy in suburban LA about his evacuation. He
talks about loading as a musical music woman of the
truck and then sneaks the plug in. Here's a clip.
I actually had a bunch of things by the front door,
and it was two nights ago that I finally said
it looked pretty bad that I was going to make
me get out of here, and I loaded up the
truck that night. And I'm a musician. I have a
lot of guitars, a lot of recording equipment, played with
a band called Destiny Returns. So I loaded up all

(01:07:33):
the stuff in the back of my truck. He just
does his name, the band name in that. That's totally fine, right, No, no,
I mean, Bobby, I guarantee if you're being on the
year on the news right now for some fire, Tornado
and Nashville, you'd be like, well, you know, I heard
the sirens because I wake up at three am to
do my morning show. Heard five to ten am with

(01:07:53):
the Bobby Bonus, and that's the only reason why I
was awake for I'm not saying you're wrong. Yeah, you
would find a way to work in. That's I'm not
saying you're wrong. I'm not saying you're wrong. And then also,
when you got held at gunpoint, where's the first place
you called? I called the news anyway, so here's a
not the police, Okay, called them second and they were ticks.

(01:08:16):
I did some searching and found that their biggest song
on YouTube has two thousand views. It's called Cross the Line.
Here is Destiny Returns? Okay, I think two thousand views

(01:08:41):
is about max. I think that's about right. You know,
enough friends and family in church have watched it, they
should go pretty good. Abide that. Dan Chick fil A
is testing a new sandwich and they're all hyping it
because it's with pimento cheese. What in the world is
the great thing about minto cheese. I love that's the

(01:09:01):
worst cheese. No, no, it's not the one with a
bunch of little stuff in it. Yeah, it's it's like
just little shredded but it's got pieces in it. It's
like Grandma cheese yellow, but then it has the red
pimentos in it. Oh, it's so good. Chick Fila is
currently testing out a new sandwich, the Honey Pepper Pimento Cheese.
The name pimento is disgusting, the company said. The sweet

(01:09:23):
and spicy sandwich is the original Chick fil A, drizzled
with honey and top with Southern style pimento cheese. Why
do people in the South make such a big deal
about pimento cheese? Because it's good. I love pimento cheese. Amy,
yes or no? What's how do I answer? Amazing? Okay,
I answer no, Eddie. You guys, I don't think I've
ever had it. No, o, the cheeses. It's a bad cheese. Okay,

(01:09:46):
it's not bad, but if you're gonna pick all the cheeses,
that's like my seventeenth cheese. What's your first cheddar? I
like cheddar like American? Oh, I do like parmesan. Oh
sometimes parmesan moves at number one at certain instances. Nice
like olive garden shredded parmesan. I love blue, oh, blue

(01:10:07):
cheese again. I love so many cheeses that go specifically
in certain places. But straight up, I'm going cheddar and
I like it sharp, me too, extra sharp. But you
go blue cheese before pimento cheese. Oh yeah, just say
the word out loud again. It's so good. You know
what's in pimento cheese? Extra sharp cheddar? Okay, my girl

(01:10:30):
wants a lot of pimento cheese all the time. You
know why you don't like it is because it has
mayonnaise in it. Maybe maybe lunchboxes like pimento cheese. Don't
know that I've ever had. I'm with Eddie. I hear
the name and I'm like, I don't know what that means.
How have you not ever at it? Let me bring
this up real quick. Well, used two are here in
pant attention, um, lunchbox lunchbox Watch cutis the other Day,

(01:10:50):
Yes on Netflix, pretty controversial movie. He said he wanted
to see if it was as bad as people say
it is. He watched it, said, you know what, not
that not that bad. It's about eleven year old girl
trying to learn how to dance and go. You know,
they did it for a reason, to it to attract
Eyeball's attention, to prove their point. Morgan Watchington goes, you
know what is a little creepy, so she had a

(01:11:13):
fast forward. I feel that Lunchbox is trying to get
the heat off of him. So now he's asked Eddie
Sun to review it. Yeah, he came to me yesterday.
He's like, hey, your son reviews movies, right, you should
have him review Cuties. I'm like, you're out of your mind.
You know he wants it just so you want people.
I don't want people on Facebook and pounding me anymore.
Were they pretty brutal Lunchbox on Facebook? Yeah, it was

(01:11:34):
really bad. And I didn't even post a blog on
it because I didn't want to see get like so
fired about it. I was like, I'm not doing this today.
There are times when we'll talk about something on the
show and because I don't tell, Morgan went to post
or not to post. But once every two weeks I
go like, hey, don't post that because I know it's
nothing but asking for a blood bath. Yeah, and I'm
the victim most of the time on that page. I

(01:11:56):
mean she posted stuff about just like a donut eating challenge,
and people went straight to cute guys watch the movie
and said it had a good message. Sorry that you
can't handle that. That's so funny. Let's go to Aspen
in Texas. Who is on the phone. Aspen, thank you
for calling the show. What's going on? Hey, Nolot, just

(01:12:19):
waiting in line at roasters? Well, thank you for calling.
What can I do for you? Um, I just want
to weigh in on this cheese conversation. So, um, pimento
cheese is definitely better than blue cheese. I'm with Amy
on that for sure. And I cannot believe you like
blue cheese over that. I would need to make a

(01:12:39):
real list of my cheeses. Maybe I was on the shoe.
Don't you put pimento at seventeen? But I don't know.
I think you can come up with six. You'd go,
you would pick like like brie, Oh, breeze, good bree
for crackers over pimento. Okay, cream Like I like mozzarella

(01:13:00):
better than pimento. Oh yeah, I like fada whatever whatever?
You cheese not better than pimento. Goat cheese just kind
of exists, like, I don't know that I would ever
taste it. I like Provolone and Guda stuff. This is
a song, Jesus, Yeah, get back, let me get my
mona ray Jack. Here we go. That's what Eddie and

(01:13:25):
I do. We'll write a song. He was over there.
I'll just talk nonsense I like, and Eddie just just
go and I started writing something. Okay, thank you on that, Aspen.
Let's go over to Tate in South Dakota. Tate, you're
on the Bobby Bones Show. What's going on? How's it
going today? Guys? We're pretty good man. What's going on
with you? Oh? Nothing? Just heading to work. Just wanting

(01:13:46):
to go and tell you guys, I love listening to
your show every day. I like fall South Dakota and
that's uh. I listened to it taking the kids to
school and going to work. I appreciate that. Thanks a lot,
and thanks for sharing with your friends that you listen.
We do love our listeners. Inside all right, man, have
a good day and oh cool? Good more? Give me
some more? You got any more? Oh? I was just

(01:14:06):
gonna say, yeah, I'm big Swiss. Good. I can do Swiss. Yeah,
all right, thank you, have a good day. I'm not
trying to hate on Chick fil A. I love Chick
fil A, I do. I just thought it was a
weird choice. Also, let me tell you this. I have
a treadmill, pelt On Treadmill. Have I told you this
story yet? I mean, I know, and I love that

(01:14:26):
company because I ride that bike. Saved me through a
lot of quarantine, but it arrived on as some mold. Well.
I ordered this treadmill months ago, and I get it
with with coronavirus, it's hard to get things out. So
I waited my two or three months and the delivery
guys bring it and they have to set it up.
Champagne problems. But let me let me express to you
what's happening here. So they set up this treadmill, and

(01:14:48):
I've been like, man, I've been looking forward to this
so much. And they're like, oh, we're missing a screw,
missing apart. We can't finish it. We'll come back tomorrow.
This is two weeks ago. It's still sitting there in shambles. Nothing.
They they've never called back, they've never come back anything. Well,
so have you called them back? I've called everyone. I
got on LinkedIn and looked for every Peloton executive trying
to find their personal email. I went to the CEO,

(01:15:09):
I went to everyone, but I couldn't think. I mean,
there's a local office here, won't nobody will pay attention.
Oh you could show up. I think it's at the mall,
walk in there and be like, just take a show picture,
this is what's at my house right now? Or have
you tagged them on Instagram so they see the post?
I tweeted at the company early this morning, going, hey, guys,

(01:15:31):
can I get this is not a big deal in
the scheme of life, but we get a little help here. Yeah,
I'd do a story and tag a little bit. I
did that, but they didn't do anything. Like a week ago,
they liked it repost. Let me go over and talk
to Alexa in Virginia. Alexa, you're on the Bobby Bones Show.
What's going on? Good morning everybody morning? Hey, Yeah, I'm

(01:15:55):
on my way to work. But I was listening to
Bunday's podcast where Ray was talking about all the girls
hitting on him at the pool, and I was just
wondering if y'all have ever considered doing Ray and Bay
segment because I would love to hear her side of
all of these crazy stories. She comes on the show
from time to time. I don't know if we'd ever
do a segment because then we have to do a
segment with Amy's husband, have to do a segment with

(01:16:16):
That's why good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it's just kind
of a slippery slope. However, she we do call her
sometimes when it's so ridiculous. Um, there were a lot
of there's a lot of feedback on that, speaking of Facebook,
to see what people were saying about Ray's being at
the pool and seeing all the single girls now hit
on him. Yes, there was a lot, and especially the

(01:16:39):
part about him taking the girl up to apartment. Yeah,
crazy twist in that story. Ray goes, hey, I'm not
trying to get hit on all these girls. Well see,
I took one up to my apartment though afterwards to
show her around, like what is happening here? Um, yeah,
thank you, Alexa. I always have a funny sign with
the story. So I would always love to hear her side. Yeah,

(01:17:01):
maybe we'll get her on the next couple of days
and readdress the stuff. It's probably time. It makes sense.
There's a lot Ray has shared lately. Yeah, I think
we need to get her on to talk about his
wedding ring for sure. The wedding ring, Alexa, you have
inspired me. We'll have her back on the show tomorrow. Okay, everybody,
have a great day, see you later, all right, gross

(01:17:21):
or Genius, Red Lobster and Pepsi launched the new Do Guerrita.
It's Mountain Dew Margarita, the unofficial cocktail of twenty twenty. Okay,
I mean now that I know it's spelled do like
d ew, but when you first said it, I was
picturing do like d o O. I don't know. I

(01:17:42):
just don't really feel like hearing seeing it written fine,
hearing it for the first time, Okay, fair. Yeah, they
said it's top sucre recipe made from mountain dew, tequila
and a few other special ingredients. It also, are you ready,
looks like it has Dorito's dust on the rim. What
I mean, this is nineteen ninety seven me except for
the alcohol. Yeah, the mountain dew of the Doritos. Yeah,

(01:18:05):
do you get into go to Red Lobster once a year.
But you know, they say it's just a colorful salt.
It does look a lot like doritos. So you like
it or no? Amy, you say, yeah, Eddie, I mean
I like Mountain dew and margaritas. So hit me latch
bikes sounds interesting. I'll try it. Yeah, I don't think
it rivals the Bobby water at Sonic. And what is

(01:18:25):
that again? Very different? Here's the thing. I get tagged
on that so much. I have zero dollars coming in
from Sonic whatsoever. I'm sure I've sold ten dollars on waters.
But it's a Root forty four water with extra ice,
and I order mine on the app so I don't
have to sound ridiculous ordering it at the button. That's
the only reason I got the app, because I felt
stupid ordering the stuff at the button. But we go

(01:18:46):
to Sonic almost every day and get one of these
waters Root forty four water extra ice. You put in
real fruit cherry and real fruit strawberries, and then you
add nerds and yeah, then you're so hydrated and it
tastes pretty good. And sometimes you get some nerds in astrownium. Surprise.
What's the damage on that? Two dollars? Two dollars, Yeah, okay,

(01:19:09):
that's not bad. The only thing you really pay for
the nerds. Yeah, the addition and the fruit. So but
I get tagged in that so many times, and I'm going,
how do I not? Um? Ya saw that bon Jovi
John bon Jovi's gonna hang out with us Friday on
the show Friday Morning Conversation. Well, I mean, what do
you think the number one streaming bon Jovie songs of

(01:19:30):
all time? Can you name any bon Jovie songs? Don't
I have a bon Jovie shirt or no? Yeah? Okay,
so that's poor sugar me. It's like, what shirts have
I worn bon Jovi? I don't know that I can
name one for me right now. By the way, he's
performing at our iHeartRadio Music Festival this weekend. Give me
a hint and I will tell you you'll know them all. Hint.

(01:19:52):
Don't give it to me. Um. Okay, if you are alive,
but you are speaking to God A if you're If
you're alive living talk now. Hold on. If you're alive,
you're not a prayer heaven. This one this is a

(01:20:13):
bon Jovii number two most streams. Okay. The person that
is you is a signing a not so positive title
to something. I'd be negative. I am negative. You're negative.
The person, the person that is you, is the person

(01:20:34):
that is me? Is a signing I give yeah, okay,
don't do I okay? Give okay is a sign. Give
an emotion, a negative title, give feelings, give this hard one,
give hard, hurt an emotion, everybody hurts. Sorry, giver of

(01:20:59):
pain pain? No, you give love a bad name. Yeah,
that's tough, though. That's number two. You should have said.
I recently just told Caitlin that I her. Well, that's
that's we're not feeling in the blank. I'm just another
like a synonyms. Okay, the number three most stream bind

(01:21:22):
Jovi's song. The thing that you're referring to is the
ownership of my entire being, worldly possession, the thing. I
can't remember what I say to her because this isn't
a pre plan I know you're thinking, this is a
wonderfully pre planned segment. It is not consession. You have
my heart forever. Let me do it again, let me

(01:21:43):
do it again. Well, we're referring to the world. Is
my ownership of my being? Man, I know these songs.
I don't even know what you're talking about. What you're
remembering two is my ownership, possession, possess, Owner, possess, I

(01:22:04):
possess you. It's my life. Number three. It's that sounds
like a Backstreet Voice song at the beginning. It's not
number four the most stream bon jovie song. Um constantly
happening and will constantly happened forever. Infinity. Come on, you

(01:22:26):
got this one. It's it's one word air breathe, just breathe, listen.
It's an action action. It's um, let see circular space.
Hold on, let me think of my words, because you're
just chasing down the wrong rabbit trail. It will go
on forever. It will happen forever. One word, one word,

(01:22:52):
will go on for number four most stream song. It's
not infinity, though, it's uh life always will always all right?
One more? Is that a good one? That was pretty good? Yes?

(01:23:13):
Is a game too hard? I mean, dude, I know
all these songs, and when you describe it, I'm like,
I don't know what he's talking about. Yeah, because I
would describe always diff room. It's fine, go ahead, okay,
um um. I'd like to have it not not living
or living. I'd like to have it not living or living,

(01:23:38):
dead or alive. Well man, that is a jam that's
a gym man that if they've sold more than one
hundred and thirty million albums. Well, I'm a cowboy. Want

(01:24:02):
the senior in all my back, different verse. Yeah, praying
for games. I'm made him back. That's a damn. That's
before nineteen eighty seven. Uh, I was partying by then.
I was seven. Yeah, you were rapping about anyway Friday,
he'll be on the show and um he's performing at
our iHeartRadio Music Festival this weekend. John bon Jovia, all right,

(01:24:25):
you should play that game with him where you do
what song of yours is this? He'll be like what,
He'll hang up. It'll be like one of lunchboxes prank calls.
Whether it's like what I got left behind a winning
lottery ticket in Georgia when he fled during a traffic

(01:24:45):
stop on I seventy five. They said, to the suspect
who ran on off foot from our deputy's on a
traffic stop this morning, you left a winning one hundred
dollars lottery ticket in your vehicle. They put this on Facebook.
They added the scratch off was waiting for him. If
you want to swing by the Sheriff's office pick it up. Yes,
he'll get his lottery ticket bag, but we're keeping his
meth amphetamyan. They wrote, that's nobody, doesn't you know what?

(01:25:09):
It doesn't sting awful. Everybody's danging me in and feeling
bad for the guy. No, man, you get drugs. Well,
sometimes I do feel bad for people that are on
drugs because at some point they took them and then
they just got hooked. Yeah, but that's I'm not feeling
bad for someone that ran away with a bunch of
meth on the car. No, I know. I just I'm
not falling for it. But I wouldn't go back and
get my ticket either, because it probably you get some

(01:25:31):
bracelets that you're keeping you too. That's the kind of
person that shows back up though. All right, that's it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. We'll see you tomorrow
by everybody show

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