Lunchbox may have an acting role. Bobby revealed last week that he got him an audition. So in order to prepare, they act out some famous scenes to see if he has what it takes. We share what things from our personal life we would auction off to make the most money. In the mailbag, a husband wants to come clean after lying to his wife about getting a vasectomy.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The transmitting whoake on to Tuesday's show Morning Studio Morning. Well,
so we had a friend who came and did my
podcast and she was like, hey, you know, I'm raising
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money because she is battling cancer and it was just
a really great podcast. And Amy, I know you went
over to her page as well, and you donated on
the page. Yeah. So I noticed that you could see
what everybody had donated, and I already had a number
in mind. Could I went there? Yeah, I can see everybody. Yeah,
I know because I had a number of mine. And
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I was like, well, this is interesting. So I started
scrolling down and see if I would look at everybody,
why not the person that zooms in on the house,
someone post inside their house and like zooming in and no,
it was so easy and simple to just scroll down
and see what's up. And I see Bobby's name and
then I see the number, and I'm like dang, okay.
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So then I was like, well, I'm gonna now up
my donation because I feel like Bobby set in the
bar high which was very generous of you and awesome,
and I want to be supportive and there's no reason
why I shouldn't donate that amount. So now we're now
we're the same, well two things. I wasn't setting a bar,
but then I was like, should we be the same
because Bobby makes way more than me. So I don't know.
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And again, we just donate based on what we have.
I don't have two kids, that is very true. So
and I mean, and I know that we're both involved
in other things. But like she's a special person and
I want to support. This is a big deal for her,
so it will be happening. Well you, I was. I'm
just letting you know that you have encouraged me and
that will be happening. And your name is right there
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with the dollar. But here's the thing I didn't go.
I didn't even write Bobby Bones. It's not real. I
think it's my real name because it was whatever something. Yeah,
so you know I know your real name, right, No,
I know that, but I didn't I do know that.
Oh yeah, I got My point is, yeah, yeah, that
I didn't put it. Some people be like Bob Bones
because my real last name up there. I don't think
anybody did. I think it's just the way you enter
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the information. It must have everybody logged in because I
don't even remember seeing like anonymous or no name or anything.
I didn't even know you could see all this, And
now I'm looking and I definitely whip would have looked
at it given more because yeah, I don't know what.
I'm not saying that, but I was like, I feel
like I should really do it, and you did. But
it's like, we'll I gotta go back any more. I'm
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list Hey, but that's time. You're like Bobby Bone, I
use emo emoji and everything. Um okay, well, first of all,
don't compare yourself. Don't give me a thumbs out. That's
not good. No, don't compare yourself to others when doing
nice things, right, don't. But then when your your name's
gonna be listed too, friends Like, I'm like, okay, I
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gotta gotta be supportive now I feel awkward. Don't feel awkward.
Also because I'm not. There's other people on here. Um okay,
well we'll get let's let's go on Tuesday Show. We
got a couple of things that's happening today. We got
a mail bag, i'mbou a guy who lied about getting
of a sect to me. We have Tyler Hubbard from Florida,
Georgia line who I interviewed. This interview is not up yet,
it will be up Friday, but I want to play
a clip where he's talking about him in BK from FHL,
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and I just asked him, you know, do you guys
hate each other? Um? The rumor was they disagreed politically
and that is what and I just had I asked him.
I think people wanted to know. I'm gonna play that
for you. Coming up from that interview, we'll get into
that and today the two truths in a lie? Oh
big one, Yeah, big one, somebody's got a chance one
five thousand bucks and possibly more money because my show
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Snack in the Grass, which by the way, is on
NBC tonight, but the real premier's on USA on August first,
but tonight after AGT is like the sample episode, so
I hope people watch it tonight. Awesome, Yeah, it is
time to open up the mailbag. Did something we call hello,
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Bobby Bones? I wanted to confess something after listening to
Scuba Steve not wanting to get a vasecto me even
though his wife wants him to. I'm in my late thirties,
I have four kids, and my wife has been asking
me to get a vasecto me. For about a year,
I didn't want to get it done. The entire thing
just freaked me out, and I thought, maybe someday we
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decide to have another kid. We have four girls. I
was holding out for a boy, even though my wife
says we're done. Earlier this year, she was persistent in
me getting one. I finally caved. Here's the thing. I
never got it. Oh my gosh. I lied and said
I did. I made an appointment, then canceled it at
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the last minute, then just read about the procedure online
and faked all the details. My wife still has no
idea you faked the whole recovery like this is. That's
the fun part to fake, though, But now I'm feeling
like I should come clean. Months have past over. Your
advice on telling her I lied and handling the fall out,
good luck mind, Anonymous and Augusta. So my advice to
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you is, first of all, you can just say I
didn't get it done and deal with that and maybe
you never want to get it done, and okay, that's fine.
But you can also do the real, honest thing and
go I didn't get it done, but I think I
should get it done. I'm very sorry. Or you could
do the semi honest thing, go and get it done
and just play the part of someone who got it
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done again because it wasn't done right the first time.
How I feel like that? No, no, no, no, Your
whole thing stresses me out. I don't even think you
can call that semioness. It's similar because you're going to
get it done like you were told to begin with
fake king of pain. That's not there is what it is.
You got it done, that's what she wanted. Um that
the best option is to just go, hey, I didn't
get it done. Now. I'm just telling you because Listen's
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gonna yell at me. So let me just say the part,
the after school special part, You're sorry, you do better
next time? Yes, okay, yes, but I do that third option?
All right, lunchbox, what's up? That's easy. You can say
you gotta travel for work, make an out of town appointment,
so you're in a hotel. You get it done. Who
so she can prove you're not traveling for work. You
gotta be smarter about your semi truth. Why are y'all
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making this? Another line is gonna be worse? Yeah, I said,
what I said, dude, I would be the wards. I'd
be like, I don't know what's wrong with me, but
I gotta go with Steve. Any any talk in your
household about your vassectomy. It hasn't come up since we
talked about it on the show. But I do like
this guy's move of just not doing it and playing
it off because but now he's got himself in trouble
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and the only way he gives self out of trouble
is to be semi honest. We all learned that back
in school. He's not in trouble, though he will be
until Yeah, okay, thank you Anonymous and Augusta. Something's got
to change. You're not gonna be able to keep living
this story. So figure out what you need to do.
If it's an admission, if it's an admission and a due,
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or if it's just a dude with no admission, those
are your options. Let us know how it goes. That's
your back. Close it up. We've got your I was
about cloth bad. I do a podcast from my house
called The Bobby Cast, and Tyler Hubbard from f GO
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was in and it doesn't come out till Friday. But
I asked him if they don't like each other. You did,
I had to. If I didn't, I think our listeners
will be like, yo, bro, like you're the one that's
got to ask these questions because nobody else will. And
I said, hey, so the rumor is you guys don't
get along because you're politically different, and that's what made
you guys fight. Wow, you went for it. I honestly
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felt like I had to do it for the integrity
of I don't know, there's not a lot of integrity here,
but I just feel like the listeners would be like you,
you have to ask. Somebody has to ask. So I
asked him. I said, was it political division that caused
you guys to go separate ways and pursue solo careers?
And we went way in depth, and I even said, hey,
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because they're done, they're done. They're done. They're done, done,
done done. He says this, they're finished their shows. They
have contracts too. I think till September they have some
shows they have to do. Wow. And I said, okay, Well,
let's say September comes and I offer you a million
bucks to play a wedding because that we've just done
that bit. But you do it. He goes, now, so
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they're not doing any shows. He says, maybe we'll check
it back in five years or ten years and see,
but nope, not doing it. So it's all up there
on the We did an hour and we talked about
all kinds of stuff. But I just had to ask
the question because that's what everybody wants to know. So
I'm gonna play you some of this. I'm gonna play
the part about the political division. I want to play
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you a bar bk is one that said, hey, we
would maybe we should break up, dude go solo. Not Tyler,
according to Tyler. According to this, yeah, yeah, yeah, So
here we go. I'm gonna play some of this, but
it comes out on Friday. That's all. Enjoy this three
minute clip of it. But there's a lot in this.
This is Tyler Hubbard, the lead singer, the one that goes,
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yeah baby from FGL, here you go on the Bobby
Bones Show. Now, Tyler Hubbard. All right, Tyler Hubbard is here.
What does indefinite what's the term you guys use indefinite hiatus?
What's what was it for? Yeah? Because I'm sure side
in a room official. My official thing was we're not
breaking up. We're just taking a break. So yeah, for me,
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I mean, I've told b Kay, you know, let's we're
gonna give this one hundred percent and we're gonna both
build something great and then we can reassess five ten
years down the road. We can. But I'm not taught. Yeah,
but for me, this is the thing that I'm gonna
be doing for for a while. You get a million
bucks to play a wedding together? Probably not? Probably not
right now? You guys get along right now? Yeah? Completely?
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I mean, yeah, we don't hang out on the weekends.
B Kay's my bro and I love him and we've
you know, created a lot of life together, and when
we get back together and play shows, it's it's a
good time for sure. A lot of people, and you
probably heard it yourself say those guys do not like
each other, that's why they split up, or or it
was political, right, you know. I'm sure you've heard that too.
And if I don't ask this, people gonna kill me online. No,
I ask her. I'm glad you are. Was it a
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political division that caused you guys to go, we can't
do this as a unit anymore. I'm so glad you ask,
because nobody does ask. And the problem is, at the time,
we didn't want to talk about what was going on internally,
or I should take that back, b Kay did not
want to talk about what was going on. I wanted
to talk about the shifts that were happening, the decisions
that were being made, the conversations that were being had.
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I really wanted to sorry in the band, within the band,
but I also wanted to respect b Kay's desire not
to talk about it, and so I didn't feel like
it was my place to tell his story with his
decision and you know everything that he's the one that
initiated this whole solo thing in the first place, so
I didn't feel like it was my job or my
responsibility and so basically nothing got said. So it created
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confusion in which everyone started creating their own narrative at
that point to have something to try to understand why
in the world would these guys not be you know,
why would they want to go do their own thing.
And so at the time, it was in the middle
of the big political it was actually literally around the
same time that the election happened and all that, and
so that was kind of people just said well, it's political,
you know, But ultimately, no, it was never political. Me
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and b K don't. We definitely don't see out out
on every single thing, but we don't have any animosity
about it, you know what I mean. We totally agree
or disagree on certain things. We talk about it. We've
never had any beef over any kind of politics. Did
you hear that? People were going, you guys are fighting? Oh?
I would see it all the time. I still do
because people will say why are they breaking up? And
then someone else would say, oh, it's political, and I'm like,
which kind of bothers me? I'm just sided decided like
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not to let it bother me. But I'm like, because
they gotta they gotta blame it on something other than
they can't just say, oh, the guys really just want
to have some individuality and do something different. They've been
doing this for ten years like so so yeah, I mean,
we can blame it on that if we want to,
But ultimately it does bumm me out because I'm like, no,
that's not the narrative, that's not the story. All right, Tyler,
Good to see abuddy too, Bro, thank you. It's time
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for the good news. Henry Levy. He's one hundred years
old and he's a World War Two veteran and back
in twenty ten, he went to a Yankees game with
his son. He saw Yogi bearra throughout the first pitch
and he says, I could do that. So him and
his son they build a mound outside their house and
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they practice every single That's crazy. I mean he's been
doing it like his late eighties. Yes, yes he's old
and so he's in a wheelchair, but they would practice
getting him on his legs and throw the pitch. Well,
just last week they called the Long Island Ducks, which
is a minor league baseball team in Long Island, and
they said, my dad wants un till the first pitch.
Can we do it? And they said, come on down,
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So they rolled him in there. He was he was
a little closer than the mound, but he got there,
wound up through the first pitch and made it to
home play. You know, you could have stopped the story.
Yet he's one hundred years old. They've been like, that's
a good when he made it, but then he just
kept the Yankee should now step up and agree, Yeah,
that's a pretty awesome story. He's he just lived to
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one hundred. I'm looking at him here. He moved pretty good,
pretty good. But if you move it all at a hundred,
that's pretty good. Yes, and do his arm like the
whole rotation of the pitch looks really good. You can
tell the guy's been practicing. That's pretty cool. Good story,
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. I revealed last week that we've been working again.
Lunchbox an acting opportunity. Man, I listened. You kind of
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glazed over it because you kind of said, oh yeah,
and then I never heard anything about it, and I'm like,
no more. I didn't glaze over it. I just said
I think I can get you an audition. I'm talking
big role. So there's no guarantee the Lunchbox will get
the role, but I'm ninety nine percent positive you'ren get
an audition unless you do something to take you out
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of the running. Nah, not me, that's possible. I can't
say much about the role besides what I've already said.
The Lunchbox will go west a major city. They just
legally won't let me say more than that. Right now.
That's fine, Hey, just I mean, shoot me an email
with the deets and I'll be no, no deets yet school.
But when can we reveal more to him? Period? Come on,
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I'm hoping we can by the end of the week.
We can tell them this week at least. Yeah, wow, Yeah,
let's go. My life is saved. And I told you guys,
I didn't know it would be so soon. Yourself has
been paying for zoom acting classes. Correct, So we're gonna
do a little acting here and Eddie Amy Morgan, you
guys will tell LaunchBox how good he did as an actor. Now,
so this is a scene from the Dark Night. It's
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the interrogation scene. So they're in the little room and
Batman's like standing and the Joker's down and they're terrogating him.
If I remember that scene, Yeah, sounds good. Really Okay,
So Batman jams the chair under the doorknob so nobody
can get in or out. He picks up the Joker
and hurls him into the two way glass. The Joker
bleeding from the nose and mouth laughs at Batman, look
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at you go? Does Harvey know about you and his
where are they killing? Is making a check? Where are they?
You choose one life over other? Your friend the district
attorney or his blushing bride to be. You have nothing,
nothing to threaten me, nothing to do with all of
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your strength. He's at two fifty. Oh my god, says
spits a tooth and you go. But don't worry. Oh,
I saw Joker continue downe there. I didn't know it,
but don't worry. I'm going to tell you where they are,
both of them, And that's the point you'll have to choose.
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He's at two fifty fifty second Boulevard and she she's
on Avenue X at Cicero scene, And oh, how do
you tell about it? Man? Nailed it, But how can
you nail it when you missed the line? Well, he
didn't read over beforehand, too, so this isn't just a
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rip and read. It's no response to that. I saw
Joker continued. I'm okay, um eddie. Any critique, I mean,
I would say most improved. I mean, that's it. Look,
it wasn't perfect by any means, but he did pretty good.
At some points he would sound like shaggy, a little
bit like you come in and out, you know, so
that was kind of weird. But overall, hey, dude, I'd say,
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like a b Yeah, let's go Hollywood. Yeah, I would
say your inflection has definitely gotten better. You changed a
little bit. You weren't super monotone, so definitely better. Though
I feel like we got like a joker version of
a kiss band member. I'm not really sure what was
happening with your actual voice you use what's a kiss
band member? No idea, but I like it. I liked
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the energy for sure, but I'm with them like the
voice was not consistent. True, Let's do one more Mike
hands Oh yeah, another? Yeah, because I feel like even
though he did have time to read it over, now
he's loose. Yeah, let's go. Who's this one? Hey? Throws
some ad lives in there too, like the tooth. I
had no idea what he's spitting out, So lunch about
tis you? Look over and I'll give the audience we're
gonna read here. It's a scene from Breaking Bad from
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seat No, you just read over it. You're gonna be
Walt Walter way okay, from season four, episode six, When
Skylar suspects that Walt isn't telling her the truth. Skylar
adopts a cold and business like approach toward him. Meanwhile,
as Gust draws him closer. Jesse proves his worth to
Mike and Gus's enterprise. So you're gonna be Walt? Yeah? Yeah?
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Are you ready? Yeah? All right, Walt. I've said it before.
If you're in danger, we go to the police. Oh no,
I don't want to hear about the police. I don't
say that lightly. I know what it could do to
this family. But if it's the only real choice that
we have, it's either that are you getting shot when
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you open the front door? I don't want to hear
about the police. You're not some hardened criminal, Walt. You're
in over your head. That's what we tell him, because
that's the truth. No, it's not the true horse, it's
the truth. A school teacher, cancer, desperate for money. Okay,
We're done here yelling at me, roped into working for
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unable to even quit. You told me that yourself. Wallet Jesus,
what was I thinking? Well, please let both of us
stop trying to justify this whole thing and just inmit,
you're in danger. Who are you talking to right now?
Who is this that you think you see? Do you
know how much I make a year? I mean, even
if I told you you wouldn't believe it. Do you
know what would happen if I suddenly decided to stop
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going into work. A business big enough that it could
be listened on the nasdak goes up, goes belly up, disappears,
it ceases to exist without me. No, you clearly don't
know what you're talking to, so let me clue you in.
I'm not in danger, Skyler. I am the danger. A
guy opens his door and get shot and you think
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that of me, No, I am the one who knocks
a look quick around this way too, Eddie. I didn't
feel that. No, No, I didn't feel that at all.
I feel he was yelling at me and it wasn't
a yelling place, and it was just yelling just to yell.
He's yelling because he's like, you're not listening to passionate. Yeah,
he has frustrated, like Skylar, like you're not getting it.
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It's not young. You're going to the judges here, Eddie,
your thick skull. Yeah, man, not good, I would say
the Morgan. Yeah. I didn't feel the anger out of
that one. I just felt like a dad yelling at
a kid. Amy. I wasn't that bad, guys, I give
it a be okay, minus um, I don't understand that
that scene is he's mad at Skylar because she's not
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mad by not yelling, right, you had like, I don't know,
you're just yelled exclamation points at the end of the sentences.
What do you want me to do? And then I
think you messed up some words. And I got a question.
When there's esculamation points, is it supposed to be ye?
Oh yeah, it's yell thank you. You can also be
like Skylar, I don't you can do that like they're
in a house or in a room, talking like you're
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acting like he's at a really loud place trying to
the club. Okay, well, listen, you're getting loose. You know
you're getting there. You got you got some work to do.
Maybe maybe Walt's not my character. Maybe I'm more of
a joker. You better. You kind of need to be
all characters though. Yeah, you don't know what your role
is going to be. You're right, But I mean I
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wouldn't have got cast for a Walt joker. I would
have got a cast. You would have got a cast.
Good luck, buddy. We'll let you know possibly at the
end of the week. Man, what I cannot believe my
life is changing like this. This is such a big bud. Yeah,
with your wife, and no, don't call a realtor. I
don't call a realtor. So Muhammad Ali won the Rumble
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and the Jungle Belt, and that made documentaries and movies
about it. But it just sold for six point one
million dollars and it's sold to the colts owner who
buys all this stuff for a museum, Jim Marcie. Six
point one million dollars for this belt. That's really really expensive.
So if let's say God forbid, we disappeared from earth
today for whatever reason, and they had auction off one
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of our personal items after we died. What would go
for the most money in an auction? Muhammad Ali his
belt six point one million dollars, lunchbox, what you easy?
My prom king hat? It's the crown, Yeah, my crown
from prom King nineteen ninety nine Anderson High School, Austin, Texas,
and the prom king is and they announced me and
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I still have it in my house. I still wear it.
I still put it on and feel it. I'll watch
TV every once in a while. Just you'll put the
crown on and home by yourself. Yeah, just to let
you know that I still have it, like man or
I'll look in the mirror and be like, you still
look like that kid seventeen years old when you were
in high school? Like this is you? Congratulations? Not a
lot of people get to wear this crown and you're
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one of the few special ones. Do you feel like
you peaked then? I mean it's a pretty big deal there.
I mean it's a big big Was that peak, Lunchbox? Though?
I don't know. Twenty one twenty two is pretty good.
I was pretty amazing. So you're not peak now? No, no,
I'm not peak now. I'm on the way down, but
I'm still sounds like for a long time. Yeah, yeah,
(22:02):
it's been a slow gradual I mean, you can't be
peak when you have kids and you're married. You're not
peak anymore, you don't think so no, no, no, no,
So Lunchbox will put up his prom king crown. Yeah,
from Anderson High School? You die? What personal lot of
yours gets auctioned off for the most? It doesn't have
to be millions, it could be twenty bucks, But what's
the most. I've thought about this because I was about
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to give these away, but I said no, no, no,
you gotta save these because these could be valuable someday.
When I did my walk from West Virginia down to Tennessee,
I wore these shoes and they have written on their
West Virginia on one shoe, Tennessee on the other. And
I walked dude in those shoes, and I thought like
one day I could probably sell these for a lot,
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a lot of money. And you made a lot of
money for a charity. Do you remember how much close
to due? What worneth? How much close to WARNETHA? You
can say it was on the air. I don't know
if it's right. Oh, you don't want to say too much.
I think I was gonna say more than three und
fifty thousand. I don't remember, So Okay, that sounds about right.
But Eddie walked from West Virginia to Tennessee and raised
almost four hundred thousand dollars for a charity. I think
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that's a pretty cool thing, right, Yeah, to auction off.
I'd like to buy them, put him and amuse him
at my house. Seriously, No, no no, you think those shoes,
those shoes were getting nothing? Well maybe that's the most
nothing he had. I can't believe he doesn't have anything else. No,
that's to me. That's his own stuff. He yarned. Okay,
why are you being a hater. It's pretty weak. He
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raised four hundred thousand dollars, that was cool, But with
those but those shoes, I mean, no one. I bet
those shoes go more than the prom king crown and
three years no one even knows those shoes would be
Like what, I don't remember any doing that. Prom king
is never forgotten. You go back, you go back to
anybody from the class of ninety nine Anderson High School.
They know who won prom King. Okay, okay, Amy, what
(23:45):
would it be from you? I would probably be a
painting I did of John Mayer. You had it? You
don't have it, though, Yes I do. You didn't, I
guess want it back? Yes you did. I painted it
of John Mayer for you. But then John Mayor came
in the studio and I brought it up here and
he signed it. So now I have a portrait of
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John Mayor that I painted, signed by John. That's pretty good.
That's really good. Yeah, that's the Mayor signature though. Yeah,
I mean, you guys don't have a better personal items
yours does? Sorry, minus King of the World. There are
ten thousand of those every year at every school. Boom, Okay,
(24:27):
there's only one pair of shoes to walk from West Virginia,
Tennessee and made one hundred thousan dollars per charity. Got him.
I'm not okay, that's yes, I'm ready to hear you're wait,
are you doing one? Yeah, that's it. I'm doing a mirrorball, yeah,
for sure, for sure. I don't want to Dance with
the Stars. And I got a few things that I
think are pretty cool, but the Mirrorball, that's a trophy,
that's a you know, for fifteen years in America, that
(24:48):
was a pretty big show. Yeah. I mean you want
to talk about something winning that wins. Yeah, well I
don't who cares? M prom king? What do you think
would go for more? Prom king? You're proms king? Mirrorball?
That I want by winning Dancing with the Stars? Yeah,
prom King? Why there's only ever been like thirty winners
of that show ever, right, and it's a national show.
I mean there's prom kings all over thirty in this county,
(25:10):
probably prom kings this year. Yeah. Everybody strives to be
prom king when they're growing up. When they're in school,
they're like, man, I hope when I'm a senior and
we have prom I'm named prom Kings. Not a lot
of people think I want to be on Dance with
the Stars. So rank them worst to best? What would
go for the least to most? Uh, Eddie's is worst?
Oh wow, for sure, Amy's next worst than yours, than
(25:31):
mine and that one wins? Yeah, yeah, cool, it's just truth. Ray.
Do you have anything? Yeah, it's a it's a couch
that used to be a Garth's house but he gave
it to us as kind of a hand me down. Wow,
we could fetch a couple of g's for that. You
have a picture of Garth Brooks sitting on the couch
that you can prove with authenticity though, I bet I'd
have to have that because if so, that's pretty good
and it refines out and it's a bed too, And
they got a Garth Brooks hand me down couch. That's
(25:54):
that wins. Yeah that's pretty good, dude. All right, Well,
we'll put them all up and see see who gets
the most. Are we gonna sell them? I'm not so no, no, no,
Hey Tonight on NBC after America's got talent. We're in
a premiere episode, like a preview episode of Snake in
the Grass. It's not the official premiere because that's August
first on USA, but tonight on NBC. I think at
(26:14):
nine Central. Ten nine Central is when this episode airspe
you watch it tonight. It's not the official premiere, but
I'm very excited about it, and thank you for checking
it out if you do. This is Maria from Connecticut.
Good morning, Bobby, Good morning studio. I just have two
things to say. I love your show. I love you guys.
But Lunchbox, if you don't have something nice to say,
(26:37):
don't say anything at all. So therefore you have no
business being on the air because you ain't got nothing
to say. Love you, guys, not your lunchbox. Oh would
you like to say something nice, Lunchbox, to prove her wrong?
Not to be a smart elic, but to prove her wrong.
Say something nice to somebody here. Um pick me, I'll
accept it. Say something genuinely nice. Bobby, you are very talented.
(27:01):
That is nice. That's nice. Alway, got offended. People tell
me I'm talented though, Why Bobby, Bobby, you work very hard.
Thank you. That's it, right, there, But do you understand
that she is such a contradictory statement. She calls in
and says, if you don't have anything nice, don't say
anything at all. And then she calls in and says,
I love you guys, not you lunchbox. I hate you. Well,
she didn't say anything bad about you, didn't love you,
but that's what I'm saying. If you have nothing nice
(27:22):
to say, don't say anything at all. You suck at
your job. And she did not say she hated you.
Not ulb here as Susanne from Mississippi. I just wanted
to tell Raymond know that I was in the drive
room and listen to the podcast um and Vacation two
came on, and Milady in the drive through was like,
that is awesome? What is that song? And I told
of them is Vacation Part two? Love the show, Appreciate
(27:45):
you guys, Thanks Raymundo. Play a little Vacation Part two? Yeah,
guys right here, So I did see you guys were
the featured song on the National Countdown. Oh yeah, how'd
you guys swing that? I have no idea you tell me, no,
I put it. But usually it's like a really professional
(28:10):
picture of like the artist whenever they're getting their song
featured on this National countdown. And with Ray it was
like him with a shirt off and his hat back.
But there's like they weren't even all together it, which
is like cutouts and bad editing. All right, here is
Layla from Georgia. What is it great? Stay? When he
got stepped on, he didn't say anything. You had of
a little wine by love? You show you Samy's pile
(28:35):
of stories. So if you drop food on the floor
while you're eating it, do you pick it back up
and eat it? Not less than a package? Oh no?
So like if you drop a chip and your kitchen floor,
you wouldn't pick it up and eat it? Okay? If
I drop a chip on on butt, would you pick
it out and eat it? That's what it's what it's
like to me. No, it's not. Well, a pole was
taken and the average person eats food off the floor
(28:55):
about four times per month. I'm not your average person.
That grosses me out, no way. The places they find
acceptable to do this are in their own home, at
a really clean restaurant or a hospital. Here you here's
the thing. You walk with shoes. Your shoes touched the
ground and pick up all of that. Then you walk
in your house with shoes and that touches the ground.
So I don't really care how clean it is. It
(29:17):
ain't good, but it probably ain't good on like your
counters either, honestly, But your shoes don't touch a counters.
That's the only difference, true, And when they go up,
it's it's it's dirtier than a toilet. Toilets are pretty
clean toilet because all that you're just your butt skin,
and so what is your how's your butt skin dirty?
It's really not, that's right. The world got to tricky
about what's dirty and wants n I guess we could
(29:39):
eat the chip off the toilet seat, or your yes
or or there's the five second roll which some people know,
Oh such thing. Well, that's what people use to decide
whether or not they're gonna eat off the floor. All right.
I got a list of the highest paid actors in
Hollywood per movie coming out this year. Okay, Dwayne Johnson
twenty three million, maybe even more for a movie called
(30:01):
Black Adam Well refer to him's the Rock. So I
don't know that, Dwayne Johnson. I'm kind of lost. Who else?
Brad pitt A thirty million for a Formula one movie
that doesn't have a title yet. Okay, Leonardo DiCaprio equal
with Brad thirty million for a movie called Killers of
the Flower Moon, Will Smith thirty five million for Emancipation,
(30:22):
and then Tom Cruise blows everybody out of the water
one hundred million dollars plus for Top Gun Maverick. Well,
to be fair, he did not sign a deal for that.
He actually said I'll take the back end so these
other guys don't have a chance to catch him yet.
So but yes, that's why he made so much money
in that movie. Is just killing But here's the thing, yes,
we go, oh man, that's so much. If the movie
(30:44):
company is making way more than that based on those individuals,
they should make that. If a basketball player brings in
two hundred million dollars the revenue and they make fifty
million a year, you know what, they should make that.
It's crazy to hear, but they're worth it until they're not.
I can't believe Brad Pittstone makes that kind of money
and he's still still killing it and yeah and every way,
all right, what else? Well, speaking of money, Trisha Yearwood
(31:06):
has a home on the market, and in case you're interested,
it's about four million dollars, which breaks down to twenty
one thousand dollars per month in mortgage. Why does she
is like a secret home she had she had stashed away.
It's a home she bought in two thousand. It's about
six thousand square feet and it's in a suburb of Nashville,
and it's the first place she ever filmed Trisha's Southern Kitchen,
(31:30):
so it's got some memories there as well. But this
is pregarth total price four millions that we said just
over four million dollars over. Okay, yeah, I guess it's out.
I guess we're out on that one. In all right,
I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. An apartment complex in
(31:52):
Boston catches on fire and an off duty firefighter lives
in one of the apartments and he goes outside and
he sees a mom hanging out the second story window
holding the baby, and she's like, what do I do.
He's like, throw me the baby, Throw me the baby.
You have to make that decision to throw a baby,
just to take a baby and chunk it in the air,
and so the mom throws the baby. Perfect spiral. It's
(32:16):
not a spiral. You don't want to even want to spiralf.
You want baby not to be okay, go ahead and spiral,
Go ahead, and the off duty firefighter boom clean catch
two feet in bounce, babies out. It's good and the
baby is okay. Even did a fill goal? Is good?
(32:37):
Was like putting all that okay? Good? Yeah, because both
feet in bounce. The guy caught it and then mom
and dad had to jump from the second story windows. No,
he moved out the word right in the numbers. Hey,
so how would you throw a spiral baby? Would it
be spinning with his head You're spinning with its head
forward like a drill. Yeah, But what you try to
do is you would try to toss it though like soft,
(32:58):
like you try to no movement. You take it and
you just toss it so that baby doesn't move at all.
Like that would be easier to catch a knuckleball. Like
if I was throwing you a water balloon, I don't
want to flip it over an end over end. I
want to throw it where it doesn't turn at all.
Oh yeah, Like if you're doing egg toss in the backyard. Yes,
soft and easy, um not end over end. So you're
saying this wasn't a spiral toss. I'm saying, if so,
(33:20):
the toss and the catch were really next level. If
you spiral that baby. All right, lunch Now, you want
to give a shout up to that firefighter. I don't
know his name, but exactly he didn't want to give
his name. How did you walk me into that? Why
don't you just say it was going to be anonymous?
I mean I can't believe that. Yeah, like, dude, why
would you like put? He made me like foolish? Now
(33:40):
I don't I want to go home? Oh sorry? Yeah?
All right, great story, lunchbox. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
The transmitting whoake on to Tuesday's show Morning Studio Morning. Well,
so we had a friend who came and did my
podcast and she was like, hey, you know, I'm raising
(00:21):
money because she is battling cancer and it was just
a really great podcast. And Amy, I know you went
over to her page as well, and you donated on
the page. Yeah. So I noticed that you could see
what everybody had donated, and I already had a number
in mind. Could I went there? Yeah, I can see everybody. Yeah,
I know because I had a number of mine. And
(00:44):
I was like, well, this is interesting. So I started
scrolling down and see if I would look at everybody,
why not the person that zooms in on the house,
someone post inside their house and like zooming in and no,
it was so easy and simple to just scroll down
and see what's up. And I see Bobby's name and
then I see the number, and I'm like dang, okay.
(01:04):
So then I was like, well, I'm gonna now up
my donation because I feel like Bobby set in the
bar high which was very generous of you and awesome,
and I want to be supportive and there's no reason
why I shouldn't donate that amount. So now we're now
we're the same, well two things. I wasn't setting a bar,
but then I was like, should we be the same
because Bobby makes way more than me. So I don't know.
(01:25):
And again, we just donate based on what we have.
I don't have two kids, that is very true. So
and I mean, and I know that we're both involved
in other things. But like she's a special person and
I want to support. This is a big deal for her,
so it will be happening. Well you, I was. I'm
just letting you know that you have encouraged me and
that will be happening. And your name is right there
(01:46):
with the dollar. But here's the thing I didn't go.
I didn't even write Bobby Bones. It's not real. I
think it's my real name because it was whatever something. Yeah,
so you know I know your real name, right, No,
I know that, but I didn't I do know that.
Oh yeah, I got My point is, yeah, yeah, that
I didn't put it. Some people be like Bob Bones
because my real last name up there. I don't think
anybody did. I think it's just the way you enter
(02:08):
the information. It must have everybody logged in because I
don't even remember seeing like anonymous or no name or anything.
I didn't even know you could see all this, And
now I'm looking and I definitely whip would have looked
at it given more because yeah, I don't know what.
I'm not saying that, but I was like, I feel
like I should really do it, and you did. But
it's like, we'll I gotta go back any more. I'm
(02:28):
list Hey, but that's time. You're like Bobby Bone, I
use emo emoji and everything. Um okay, well, first of all,
don't compare yourself. Don't give me a thumbs out. That's
not good. No, don't compare yourself to others when doing
nice things, right, don't. But then when your your name's
gonna be listed too, friends Like, I'm like, okay, I
(02:52):
gotta gotta be supportive now I feel awkward. Don't feel awkward.
Also because I'm not. There's other people on here. Um okay,
well we'll get let's let's go on Tuesday Show. We
got a couple of things that's happening today. We got
a mail bag, i'mbou a guy who lied about getting
of a sect to me. We have Tyler Hubbard from Florida,
Georgia line who I interviewed. This interview is not up yet,
it will be up Friday, but I want to play
a clip where he's talking about him in BK from FHL,
(03:15):
and I just asked him, you know, do you guys
hate each other? Um? The rumor was they disagreed politically
and that is what and I just had I asked him.
I think people wanted to know. I'm gonna play that
for you. Coming up from that interview, we'll get into
that and today the two truths in a lie? Oh
big one, Yeah, big one, somebody's got a chance one
five thousand bucks and possibly more money because my show
(03:35):
Snack in the Grass, which by the way, is on
NBC tonight, but the real premier's on USA on August first,
but tonight after AGT is like the sample episode, so
I hope people watch it tonight. Awesome, Yeah, it is
time to open up the mailbag. Did something we call hello,
(03:57):
Bobby Bones? I wanted to confess something after listening to
Scuba Steve not wanting to get a vasecto me even
though his wife wants him to. I'm in my late thirties,
I have four kids, and my wife has been asking
me to get a vasecto me. For about a year,
I didn't want to get it done. The entire thing
just freaked me out, and I thought, maybe someday we
(04:18):
decide to have another kid. We have four girls. I
was holding out for a boy, even though my wife
says we're done. Earlier this year, she was persistent in
me getting one. I finally caved. Here's the thing. I
never got it. Oh my gosh. I lied and said
I did. I made an appointment, then canceled it at
(04:40):
the last minute, then just read about the procedure online
and faked all the details. My wife still has no
idea you faked the whole recovery like this is. That's
the fun part to fake, though, But now I'm feeling
like I should come clean. Months have past over. Your
advice on telling her I lied and handling the fall out,
good luck mind, Anonymous and Augusta. So my advice to
(05:02):
you is, first of all, you can just say I
didn't get it done and deal with that and maybe
you never want to get it done, and okay, that's fine.
But you can also do the real, honest thing and
go I didn't get it done, but I think I
should get it done. I'm very sorry. Or you could
do the semi honest thing, go and get it done
and just play the part of someone who got it
(05:24):
done again because it wasn't done right the first time.
How I feel like that? No, no, no, no, Your
whole thing stresses me out. I don't even think you
can call that semioness. It's similar because you're going to
get it done like you were told to begin with
fake king of pain. That's not there is what it is.
You got it done, that's what she wanted. Um that
the best option is to just go, hey, I didn't
get it done. Now. I'm just telling you because Listen's
(05:47):
gonna yell at me. So let me just say the part,
the after school special part, You're sorry, you do better
next time? Yes, okay, yes, but I do that third option?
All right, lunchbox, what's up? That's easy. You can say
you gotta travel for work, make an out of town appointment,
so you're in a hotel. You get it done. Who
so she can prove you're not traveling for work. You
gotta be smarter about your semi truth. Why are y'all
(06:09):
making this? Another line is gonna be worse? Yeah, I said,
what I said, dude, I would be the wards. I'd
be like, I don't know what's wrong with me, but
I gotta go with Steve. Any any talk in your
household about your vassectomy. It hasn't come up since we
talked about it on the show. But I do like
this guy's move of just not doing it and playing
it off because but now he's got himself in trouble
(06:30):
and the only way he gives self out of trouble
is to be semi honest. We all learned that back
in school. He's not in trouble, though he will be
until Yeah, okay, thank you Anonymous and Augusta. Something's got
to change. You're not gonna be able to keep living
this story. So figure out what you need to do.
If it's an admission, if it's an admission and a due,
(06:51):
or if it's just a dude with no admission, those
are your options. Let us know how it goes. That's
your back. Close it up. We've got your I was
about cloth bad. I do a podcast from my house
called The Bobby Cast, and Tyler Hubbard from f GO
(07:13):
was in and it doesn't come out till Friday. But
I asked him if they don't like each other. You did,
I had to. If I didn't, I think our listeners
will be like, yo, bro, like you're the one that's
got to ask these questions because nobody else will. And
I said, hey, so the rumor is you guys don't
get along because you're politically different, and that's what made
you guys fight. Wow, you went for it. I honestly
(07:34):
felt like I had to do it for the integrity
of I don't know, there's not a lot of integrity here,
but I just feel like the listeners would be like you,
you have to ask. Somebody has to ask. So I
asked him. I said, was it political division that caused
you guys to go separate ways and pursue solo careers?
And we went way in depth, and I even said, hey,
(07:55):
because they're done, they're done. They're done. They're done, done,
done done. He says this, they're finished their shows. They
have contracts too. I think till September they have some
shows they have to do. Wow. And I said, okay, Well,
let's say September comes and I offer you a million
bucks to play a wedding because that we've just done
that bit. But you do it. He goes, now, so
(08:16):
they're not doing any shows. He says, maybe we'll check
it back in five years or ten years and see,
but nope, not doing it. So it's all up there
on the We did an hour and we talked about
all kinds of stuff. But I just had to ask
the question because that's what everybody wants to know. So
I'm gonna play you some of this. I'm gonna play
the part about the political division. I want to play
(08:36):
you a bar bk is one that said, hey, we
would maybe we should break up, dude go solo. Not Tyler,
according to Tyler. According to this, yeah, yeah, yeah, So
here we go. I'm gonna play some of this, but
it comes out on Friday. That's all. Enjoy this three
minute clip of it. But there's a lot in this.
This is Tyler Hubbard, the lead singer, the one that goes,
(08:57):
yeah baby from FGL, here you go on the Bobby
Bones Show. Now, Tyler Hubbard. All right, Tyler Hubbard is here.
What does indefinite what's the term you guys use indefinite hiatus?
What's what was it for? Yeah? Because I'm sure side
in a room official. My official thing was we're not
breaking up. We're just taking a break. So yeah, for me,
(09:17):
I mean, I've told b Kay, you know, let's we're
gonna give this one hundred percent and we're gonna both
build something great and then we can reassess five ten
years down the road. We can. But I'm not taught. Yeah,
but for me, this is the thing that I'm gonna
be doing for for a while. You get a million
bucks to play a wedding together? Probably not? Probably not
right now? You guys get along right now? Yeah? Completely?
(09:38):
I mean, yeah, we don't hang out on the weekends.
B Kay's my bro and I love him and we've
you know, created a lot of life together, and when
we get back together and play shows, it's it's a
good time for sure. A lot of people, and you
probably heard it yourself say those guys do not like
each other, that's why they split up, or or it
was political, right, you know. I'm sure you've heard that too.
And if I don't ask this, people gonna kill me online. No,
I ask her. I'm glad you are. Was it a
(10:01):
political division that caused you guys to go, we can't
do this as a unit anymore. I'm so glad you ask,
because nobody does ask. And the problem is, at the time,
we didn't want to talk about what was going on internally,
or I should take that back, b Kay did not
want to talk about what was going on. I wanted
to talk about the shifts that were happening, the decisions
that were being made, the conversations that were being had.
(10:23):
I really wanted to sorry in the band, within the band,
but I also wanted to respect b Kay's desire not
to talk about it, and so I didn't feel like
it was my place to tell his story with his
decision and you know everything that he's the one that
initiated this whole solo thing in the first place, so
I didn't feel like it was my job or my
responsibility and so basically nothing got said. So it created
(10:44):
confusion in which everyone started creating their own narrative at
that point to have something to try to understand why
in the world would these guys not be you know,
why would they want to go do their own thing.
And so at the time, it was in the middle
of the big political it was actually literally around the
same time that the election happened and all that, and
so that was kind of people just said well, it's political,
you know, But ultimately, no, it was never political. Me
(11:06):
and b K don't. We definitely don't see out out
on every single thing, but we don't have any animosity
about it, you know what I mean. We totally agree
or disagree on certain things. We talk about it. We've
never had any beef over any kind of politics. Did
you hear that? People were going, you guys are fighting? Oh?
I would see it all the time. I still do
because people will say why are they breaking up? And
then someone else would say, oh, it's political, and I'm like,
which kind of bothers me? I'm just sided decided like
(11:28):
not to let it bother me. But I'm like, because
they gotta they gotta blame it on something other than
they can't just say, oh, the guys really just want
to have some individuality and do something different. They've been
doing this for ten years like so so yeah, I mean,
we can blame it on that if we want to,
But ultimately it does bumm me out because I'm like, no,
that's not the narrative, that's not the story. All right, Tyler,
Good to see abuddy too, Bro, thank you. It's time
(11:49):
for the good news. Henry Levy. He's one hundred years
old and he's a World War Two veteran and back
in twenty ten, he went to a Yankees game with
his son. He saw Yogi bearra throughout the first pitch
and he says, I could do that. So him and
his son they build a mound outside their house and
(12:11):
they practice every single That's crazy. I mean he's been
doing it like his late eighties. Yes, yes he's old
and so he's in a wheelchair, but they would practice
getting him on his legs and throw the pitch. Well,
just last week they called the Long Island Ducks, which
is a minor league baseball team in Long Island, and
they said, my dad wants un till the first pitch.
Can we do it? And they said, come on down,
(12:31):
So they rolled him in there. He was he was
a little closer than the mound, but he got there,
wound up through the first pitch and made it to
home play. You know, you could have stopped the story.
Yet he's one hundred years old. They've been like, that's
a good when he made it, but then he just
kept the Yankee should now step up and agree, Yeah,
that's a pretty awesome story. He's he just lived to
(12:53):
one hundred. I'm looking at him here. He moved pretty good,
pretty good. But if you move it all at a hundred,
that's pretty good. Yes, and do his arm like the
whole rotation of the pitch looks really good. You can
tell the guy's been practicing. That's pretty cool. Good story,
That is what it's all about. That was tell me
something good. I revealed last week that we've been working again.
Lunchbox an acting opportunity. Man, I listened. You kind of
(13:16):
glazed over it because you kind of said, oh yeah,
and then I never heard anything about it, and I'm like,
no more. I didn't glaze over it. I just said
I think I can get you an audition. I'm talking
big role. So there's no guarantee the Lunchbox will get
the role, but I'm ninety nine percent positive you'ren get
an audition unless you do something to take you out
(13:36):
of the running. Nah, not me, that's possible. I can't
say much about the role besides what I've already said.
The Lunchbox will go west a major city. They just
legally won't let me say more than that. Right now.
That's fine, Hey, just I mean, shoot me an email
with the deets and I'll be no, no deets yet school.
But when can we reveal more to him? Period? Come on,
(13:57):
I'm hoping we can by the end of the week.
We can tell them this week at least. Yeah, wow, Yeah,
let's go. My life is saved. And I told you guys,
I didn't know it would be so soon. Yourself has
been paying for zoom acting classes. Correct, So we're gonna
do a little acting here and Eddie Amy Morgan, you
guys will tell LaunchBox how good he did as an actor. Now,
so this is a scene from the Dark Night. It's
(14:18):
the interrogation scene. So they're in the little room and
Batman's like standing and the Joker's down and they're terrogating him.
If I remember that scene, Yeah, sounds good. Really Okay,
So Batman jams the chair under the doorknob so nobody
can get in or out. He picks up the Joker
and hurls him into the two way glass. The Joker
bleeding from the nose and mouth laughs at Batman, look
(14:43):
at you go? Does Harvey know about you and his
where are they killing? Is making a check? Where are they?
You choose one life over other? Your friend the district
attorney or his blushing bride to be. You have nothing,
nothing to threaten me, nothing to do with all of
(15:05):
your strength. He's at two fifty. Oh my god, says
spits a tooth and you go. But don't worry. Oh,
I saw Joker continue downe there. I didn't know it,
but don't worry. I'm going to tell you where they are,
both of them, And that's the point you'll have to choose.
(15:30):
He's at two fifty fifty second Boulevard and she she's
on Avenue X at Cicero scene, And oh, how do
you tell about it? Man? Nailed it, But how can
you nail it when you missed the line? Well, he
didn't read over beforehand, too, so this isn't just a
(15:50):
rip and read. It's no response to that. I saw
Joker continued. I'm okay, um eddie. Any critique, I mean,
I would say most improved. I mean, that's it. Look,
it wasn't perfect by any means, but he did pretty good.
At some points he would sound like shaggy, a little
bit like you come in and out, you know, so
that was kind of weird. But overall, hey, dude, I'd say,
(16:11):
like a b Yeah, let's go Hollywood. Yeah, I would
say your inflection has definitely gotten better. You changed a
little bit. You weren't super monotone, so definitely better. Though
I feel like we got like a joker version of
a kiss band member. I'm not really sure what was
happening with your actual voice you use what's a kiss
band member? No idea, but I like it. I liked
(16:35):
the energy for sure, but I'm with them like the
voice was not consistent. True, Let's do one more Mike
hands Oh yeah, another? Yeah, because I feel like even
though he did have time to read it over, now
he's loose. Yeah, let's go. Who's this one? Hey? Throws
some ad lives in there too, like the tooth. I
had no idea what he's spitting out, So lunch about
tis you? Look over and I'll give the audience we're
gonna read here. It's a scene from Breaking Bad from
(16:56):
seat No, you just read over it. You're gonna be
Walt Walter way okay, from season four, episode six, When
Skylar suspects that Walt isn't telling her the truth. Skylar
adopts a cold and business like approach toward him. Meanwhile,
as Gust draws him closer. Jesse proves his worth to
Mike and Gus's enterprise. So you're gonna be Walt? Yeah? Yeah?
(17:19):
Are you ready? Yeah? All right, Walt. I've said it before.
If you're in danger, we go to the police. Oh no,
I don't want to hear about the police. I don't
say that lightly. I know what it could do to
this family. But if it's the only real choice that
we have, it's either that are you getting shot when
(17:40):
you open the front door? I don't want to hear
about the police. You're not some hardened criminal, Walt. You're
in over your head. That's what we tell him, because
that's the truth. No, it's not the true horse, it's
the truth. A school teacher, cancer, desperate for money. Okay,
We're done here yelling at me, roped into working for
(18:06):
unable to even quit. You told me that yourself. Wallet Jesus,
what was I thinking? Well, please let both of us
stop trying to justify this whole thing and just inmit,
you're in danger. Who are you talking to right now?
Who is this that you think you see? Do you
know how much I make a year? I mean, even
if I told you you wouldn't believe it. Do you
know what would happen if I suddenly decided to stop
(18:28):
going into work. A business big enough that it could
be listened on the nasdak goes up, goes belly up, disappears,
it ceases to exist without me. No, you clearly don't
know what you're talking to, so let me clue you in.
I'm not in danger, Skyler. I am the danger. A
guy opens his door and get shot and you think
(18:50):
that of me, No, I am the one who knocks
a look quick around this way too, Eddie. I didn't
feel that. No, No, I didn't feel that at all.
I feel he was yelling at me and it wasn't
a yelling place, and it was just yelling just to yell.
He's yelling because he's like, you're not listening to passionate. Yeah,
he has frustrated, like Skylar, like you're not getting it.
(19:13):
It's not young. You're going to the judges here, Eddie,
your thick skull. Yeah, man, not good, I would say
the Morgan. Yeah. I didn't feel the anger out of
that one. I just felt like a dad yelling at
a kid. Amy. I wasn't that bad, guys, I give
it a be okay, minus um, I don't understand that
that scene is he's mad at Skylar because she's not
(19:34):
mad by not yelling, right, you had like, I don't know,
you're just yelled exclamation points at the end of the sentences.
What do you want me to do? And then I
think you messed up some words. And I got a question.
When there's esculamation points, is it supposed to be ye?
Oh yeah, it's yell thank you. You can also be
like Skylar, I don't you can do that like they're
in a house or in a room, talking like you're
(19:54):
acting like he's at a really loud place trying to
the club. Okay, well, listen, you're getting loose. You know
you're getting there. You got you got some work to do.
Maybe maybe Walt's not my character. Maybe I'm more of
a joker. You better. You kind of need to be
all characters though. Yeah, you don't know what your role
is going to be. You're right, But I mean I
(20:16):
wouldn't have got cast for a Walt joker. I would
have got a cast. You would have got a cast.
Good luck, buddy. We'll let you know possibly at the
end of the week. Man, what I cannot believe my
life is changing like this. This is such a big bud. Yeah,
with your wife, and no, don't call a realtor. I
don't call a realtor. So Muhammad Ali won the Rumble
(20:38):
and the Jungle Belt, and that made documentaries and movies
about it. But it just sold for six point one
million dollars and it's sold to the colts owner who
buys all this stuff for a museum, Jim Marcie. Six
point one million dollars for this belt. That's really really expensive.
So if let's say God forbid, we disappeared from earth
today for whatever reason, and they had auction off one
(20:59):
of our personal items after we died. What would go
for the most money in an auction? Muhammad Ali his
belt six point one million dollars, lunchbox, what you easy?
My prom king hat? It's the crown, Yeah, my crown
from prom King nineteen ninety nine Anderson High School, Austin, Texas,
and the prom king is and they announced me and
(21:20):
I still have it in my house. I still wear it.
I still put it on and feel it. I'll watch
TV every once in a while. Just you'll put the
crown on and home by yourself. Yeah, just to let
you know that I still have it, like man or
I'll look in the mirror and be like, you still
look like that kid seventeen years old when you were
in high school? Like this is you? Congratulations? Not a
lot of people get to wear this crown and you're
(21:41):
one of the few special ones. Do you feel like
you peaked then? I mean it's a pretty big deal there.
I mean it's a big big Was that peak, Lunchbox? Though?
I don't know. Twenty one twenty two is pretty good.
I was pretty amazing. So you're not peak now? No, no,
I'm not peak now. I'm on the way down, but
I'm still sounds like for a long time. Yeah, yeah,
(22:02):
it's been a slow gradual I mean, you can't be
peak when you have kids and you're married. You're not
peak anymore, you don't think so no, no, no, no,
So Lunchbox will put up his prom king crown. Yeah,
from Anderson High School? You die? What personal lot of
yours gets auctioned off for the most? It doesn't have
to be millions, it could be twenty bucks, But what's
the most. I've thought about this because I was about
(22:23):
to give these away, but I said no, no, no,
you gotta save these because these could be valuable someday.
When I did my walk from West Virginia down to Tennessee,
I wore these shoes and they have written on their
West Virginia on one shoe, Tennessee on the other. And
I walked dude in those shoes, and I thought like
one day I could probably sell these for a lot,
(22:43):
a lot of money. And you made a lot of
money for a charity. Do you remember how much close
to due? What worneth? How much close to WARNETHA? You
can say it was on the air. I don't know
if it's right. Oh, you don't want to say too much.
I think I was gonna say more than three und
fifty thousand. I don't remember, So Okay, that sounds about right.
But Eddie walked from West Virginia to Tennessee and raised
almost four hundred thousand dollars for a charity. I think
(23:04):
that's a pretty cool thing, right, Yeah, to auction off.
I'd like to buy them, put him and amuse him
at my house. Seriously, No, no no, you think those shoes,
those shoes were getting nothing? Well maybe that's the most
nothing he had. I can't believe he doesn't have anything else. No,
that's to me. That's his own stuff. He yarned. Okay,
why are you being a hater. It's pretty weak. He
(23:24):
raised four hundred thousand dollars, that was cool, But with
those but those shoes, I mean, no one. I bet
those shoes go more than the prom king crown and
three years no one even knows those shoes would be
Like what, I don't remember any doing that. Prom king
is never forgotten. You go back, you go back to
anybody from the class of ninety nine Anderson High School.
They know who won prom King. Okay, okay, Amy, what
(23:45):
would it be from you? I would probably be a
painting I did of John Mayer. You had it? You
don't have it, though, Yes I do. You didn't, I
guess want it back? Yes you did. I painted it
of John Mayer for you. But then John Mayor came
in the studio and I brought it up here and
he signed it. So now I have a portrait of
(24:06):
John Mayor that I painted, signed by John. That's pretty good.
That's really good. Yeah, that's the Mayor signature though. Yeah,
I mean, you guys don't have a better personal items
yours does? Sorry, minus King of the World. There are
ten thousand of those every year at every school. Boom, Okay,
(24:27):
there's only one pair of shoes to walk from West Virginia,
Tennessee and made one hundred thousan dollars per charity. Got him.
I'm not okay, that's yes, I'm ready to hear you're wait,
are you doing one? Yeah, that's it. I'm doing a mirrorball, yeah,
for sure, for sure. I don't want to Dance with
the Stars. And I got a few things that I
think are pretty cool, but the Mirrorball, that's a trophy,
that's a you know, for fifteen years in America, that
(24:48):
was a pretty big show. Yeah. I mean you want
to talk about something winning that wins. Yeah, well I
don't who cares? M prom king? What do you think
would go for more? Prom king? You're proms king? Mirrorball?
That I want by winning Dancing with the Stars? Yeah,
prom King? Why there's only ever been like thirty winners
of that show ever, right, and it's a national show.
I mean there's prom kings all over thirty in this county,
(25:10):
probably prom kings this year. Yeah. Everybody strives to be
prom king when they're growing up. When they're in school,
they're like, man, I hope when I'm a senior and
we have prom I'm named prom Kings. Not a lot
of people think I want to be on Dance with
the Stars. So rank them worst to best? What would
go for the least to most? Uh, Eddie's is worst?
Oh wow, for sure, Amy's next worst than yours, than
(25:31):
mine and that one wins? Yeah, yeah, cool, it's just truth. Ray.
Do you have anything? Yeah, it's a it's a couch
that used to be a Garth's house but he gave
it to us as kind of a hand me down. Wow,
we could fetch a couple of g's for that. You
have a picture of Garth Brooks sitting on the couch
that you can prove with authenticity though, I bet I'd
have to have that because if so, that's pretty good
and it refines out and it's a bed too, And
they got a Garth Brooks hand me down couch. That's
(25:54):
that wins. Yeah that's pretty good, dude. All right, Well,
we'll put them all up and see see who gets
the most. Are we gonna sell them? I'm not so no, no, no,
Hey Tonight on NBC after America's got talent. We're in
a premiere episode, like a preview episode of Snake in
the Grass. It's not the official premiere because that's August
first on USA, but tonight on NBC. I think at
(26:14):
nine Central. Ten nine Central is when this episode airspe
you watch it tonight. It's not the official premiere, but
I'm very excited about it, and thank you for checking
it out if you do. This is Maria from Connecticut.
Good morning, Bobby, Good morning studio. I just have two
things to say. I love your show. I love you guys.
But Lunchbox, if you don't have something nice to say,
(26:37):
don't say anything at all. So therefore you have no
business being on the air because you ain't got nothing
to say. Love you, guys, not your lunchbox. Oh would
you like to say something nice, Lunchbox, to prove her wrong?
Not to be a smart elic, but to prove her wrong.
Say something nice to somebody here. Um pick me, I'll
accept it. Say something genuinely nice. Bobby, you are very talented.
(27:01):
That is nice. That's nice. Alway, got offended. People tell
me I'm talented though, Why Bobby, Bobby, you work very hard.
Thank you. That's it, right, there, But do you understand
that she is such a contradictory statement. She calls in
and says, if you don't have anything nice, don't say
anything at all. And then she calls in and says,
I love you guys, not you lunchbox. I hate you. Well,
she didn't say anything bad about you, didn't love you,
but that's what I'm saying. If you have nothing nice
(27:22):
to say, don't say anything at all. You suck at
your job. And she did not say she hated you.
Not ulb here as Susanne from Mississippi. I just wanted
to tell Raymond know that I was in the drive
room and listen to the podcast um and Vacation two
came on, and Milady in the drive through was like,
that is awesome? What is that song? And I told
of them is Vacation Part two? Love the show, Appreciate
(27:45):
you guys, Thanks Raymundo. Play a little Vacation Part two? Yeah,
guys right here, So I did see you guys were
the featured song on the National Countdown. Oh yeah, how'd
you guys swing that? I have no idea you tell me, no,
I put it. But usually it's like a really professional
(28:10):
picture of like the artist whenever they're getting their song
featured on this National countdown. And with Ray it was
like him with a shirt off and his hat back.
But there's like they weren't even all together it, which
is like cutouts and bad editing. All right, here is
Layla from Georgia. What is it great? Stay? When he
got stepped on, he didn't say anything. You had of
a little wine by love? You show you Samy's pile
(28:35):
of stories. So if you drop food on the floor
while you're eating it, do you pick it back up
and eat it? Not less than a package? Oh no?
So like if you drop a chip and your kitchen floor,
you wouldn't pick it up and eat it? Okay? If
I drop a chip on on butt, would you pick
it out and eat it? That's what it's what it's
like to me. No, it's not. Well, a pole was
taken and the average person eats food off the floor
(28:55):
about four times per month. I'm not your average person.
That grosses me out, no way. The places they find
acceptable to do this are in their own home, at
a really clean restaurant or a hospital. Here you here's
the thing. You walk with shoes. Your shoes touched the
ground and pick up all of that. Then you walk
in your house with shoes and that touches the ground.
So I don't really care how clean it is. It
(29:17):
ain't good, but it probably ain't good on like your
counters either, honestly, But your shoes don't touch a counters.
That's the only difference, true, And when they go up,
it's it's it's dirtier than a toilet. Toilets are pretty
clean toilet because all that you're just your butt skin,
and so what is your how's your butt skin dirty?
It's really not, that's right. The world got to tricky
about what's dirty and wants n I guess we could
(29:39):
eat the chip off the toilet seat, or your yes
or or there's the five second roll which some people know,
Oh such thing. Well, that's what people use to decide
whether or not they're gonna eat off the floor. All right.
I got a list of the highest paid actors in
Hollywood per movie coming out this year. Okay, Dwayne Johnson
twenty three million, maybe even more for a movie called
(30:01):
Black Adam Well refer to him's the Rock. So I
don't know that, Dwayne Johnson. I'm kind of lost. Who else?
Brad pitt A thirty million for a Formula one movie
that doesn't have a title yet. Okay, Leonardo DiCaprio equal
with Brad thirty million for a movie called Killers of
the Flower Moon, Will Smith thirty five million for Emancipation,
(30:22):
and then Tom Cruise blows everybody out of the water
one hundred million dollars plus for Top Gun Maverick. Well,
to be fair, he did not sign a deal for that.
He actually said I'll take the back end so these
other guys don't have a chance to catch him yet.
So but yes, that's why he made so much money
in that movie. Is just killing But here's the thing, yes,
we go, oh man, that's so much. If the movie
(30:44):
company is making way more than that based on those individuals,
they should make that. If a basketball player brings in
two hundred million dollars the revenue and they make fifty
million a year, you know what, they should make that.
It's crazy to hear, but they're worth it until they're not.
I can't believe Brad Pittstone makes that kind of money
and he's still still killing it and yeah and every way,
all right, what else? Well, speaking of money, Trisha Yearwood
(31:06):
has a home on the market, and in case you're interested,
it's about four million dollars, which breaks down to twenty
one thousand dollars per month in mortgage. Why does she
is like a secret home she had she had stashed away.
It's a home she bought in two thousand. It's about
six thousand square feet and it's in a suburb of Nashville,
and it's the first place she ever filmed Trisha's Southern Kitchen,
(31:30):
so it's got some memories there as well. But this
is pregarth total price four millions that we said just
over four million dollars over. Okay, yeah, I guess it's out.
I guess we're out on that one. In all right,
I'm Amy. That's my file. That was Amy's pile of stories.
It's time for the good news. An apartment complex in
(31:52):
Boston catches on fire and an off duty firefighter lives
in one of the apartments and he goes outside and
he sees a mom hanging out the second story window
holding the baby, and she's like, what do I do.
He's like, throw me the baby, Throw me the baby.
You have to make that decision to throw a baby,
just to take a baby and chunk it in the air,
and so the mom throws the baby. Perfect spiral. It's
(32:16):
not a spiral. You don't want to even want to spiralf.
You want baby not to be okay, go ahead and spiral,
Go ahead, and the off duty firefighter boom clean catch
two feet in bounce, babies out. It's good and the
baby is okay. Even did a fill goal? Is good?
(32:37):
Was like putting all that okay? Good? Yeah, because both
feet in bounce. The guy caught it and then mom
and dad had to jump from the second story windows. No,
he moved out the word right in the numbers. Hey,
so how would you throw a spiral baby? Would it
be spinning with his head You're spinning with its head
forward like a drill. Yeah, But what you try to
do is you would try to toss it though like soft,
(32:58):
like you try to no movement. You take it and
you just toss it so that baby doesn't move at all.
Like that would be easier to catch a knuckleball. Like
if I was throwing you a water balloon, I don't
want to flip it over an end over end. I
want to throw it where it doesn't turn at all.
Oh yeah, Like if you're doing egg toss in the backyard. Yes,
soft and easy, um not end over end. So you're
saying this wasn't a spiral toss. I'm saying, if so,
(33:20):
the toss and the catch were really next level. If
you spiral that baby. All right, lunch Now, you want
to give a shout up to that firefighter. I don't
know his name, but exactly he didn't want to give
his name. How did you walk me into that? Why
don't you just say it was going to be anonymous?
I mean I can't believe that. Yeah, like, dude, why
would you like put? He made me like foolish? Now
(33:40):
I don't I want to go home? Oh sorry? Yeah?
All right, great story, lunchbox. That is what it's all about.
That was tell me something good.
Hosts And Creators
Bobby Bones
Amy Brown
Lunchbox
Eddie Garcia
Morgan Huelsman
Raymundo
Mike D
Abby Anderson
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