December 30, 2019 • 56 mins
Lunchbox hits the stalls for life advice from strangers in "Bathroom Confessions". Amy's son wanders off while riding his scooter in the neighborhood. Plus, show members all reveal their favorite movie scenes!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's your buddy, and you miss the transmitting America. This
is a bow right. Hey, welcome to the show. We
got a good one today, morning, studio. Thank you for
hanging out with us. Let me go over to Wendy
Wendy's on in Ohio. Hi Wendy, Hello Bobby, how are
(00:23):
you doing pretty good? What's happening with you? I just
want to say how proud I am of the shows
that you put on and how real it is. It's
a refreshing to have something like that. What do you
mean real? I'm always curious about that. Everbody has a
different definition of real. What about our show is real
to you? Just the way that you guys carry on
as far as like you don't try to be politically correct,
(00:48):
it's true, I don't try not to be. Yeah, and
it's just refreshing. Tell you, here's the problem I have
with lying. You ready, Not that the lie is bad,
but it is right. But I just can't remember my lies.
If not, I would be a lie all the time.
I can't remember. I'm doing this show on a podcast,
I'm writing books. I can't remember. To lie, I lie
(01:08):
and remember, it'd be even better show. Yeah, you know
what I mean. Yeah, I'd be so much better. Thank you.
We thinking about that. Excuse me? Yeah, she checked out.
Thank you very much for the call. We appreciate it.
Like I don't buy it. She's like, yeah, you're lying,
Haley and Maine, you're on. How are you? I'm good?
(01:29):
How are you? What's going on? I'm a first time caller.
So I was called and say hi, and then I
love you guys, and I so a lot of it
when you guys do little competition. Hey, thank you very much,
appreciate it. I always like it when you share what
you do. Like, is there anything you don't like? No?
I love you guys, and I love how close all
of you are. You're all my best friends. And I
(01:50):
wish I worked with you guys, because work wouldn't even
be worked. Well, you would think so right by coming
so sleepy and grumpy sometimes though, right, Amy, Yes, but
that's we remember we keep we're friends. It's fine, like
we admit. I mean, you're not always getting along as friends.
Not always. Nope, relationships take work. You have do a
(02:12):
lot of work to get along with me. No, but
I mean, I just mean you have to sometimes work
towards the relationship, which I feel like we've grown a
lot over the years and gotten more comfortable with being
okay in those moments where it's not all like awesome,
just being like okay, you be you for a minute
over there, and I'll talk to you tomorrow. Tomorrow. Wow,
(02:32):
I mean same thing vice versa. You to me, haylate,
thank you. I've never been to Main. What's Main about? Oh?
It's full of cows and corn fields and potato fields.
I live in Exeter Main and we have so many cows.
We have more cows than people. Whys they just picturing
(02:53):
like lobster. Oh yeah, lobsters too. If you come to
Main it don't have a lobster, You're doing it wrong.
I don't like sea food. That's why you get the
surf and turf. You get both the cow and the lobster. Hey, Haley,
thank you for calling the show. Thank you for listening.
Have a fabulous day. Yeah, thank you very much. What
do you want to do? You'll talk about spa. Yeah, well,
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so yesterday I had the afternoon off and I was like,
I want to go do something. I'm gonna go to
the spa. I'm gonna try to relax and I go
in and they're like, ware at first, we're gonna give
your massage, and they they you lay on the table
and I get massages, but mostly it's for injuries. And
they all they do is rub their hands over you basis.
It's like they're just like, so it's more like a Swedish.
(03:37):
You don't need to be touched just for the sake
of being Yeah. So they're like just and I'm like
more pressure and they did it just really wasn't a
thing like more. And the whole time I've been thinking about,
I go, I'm going it's driving me crazy. They're just
rubbing their hands on me. It's okay, fine, whatever I
get out of that. I go and I go to
this to get a facial which I didn't even know
it's part of the package that I buy, but let
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me go try it out. And I lay there And
the whole time that I'm laying that, I'm thinking about
did I get enough cash tip to ballet Delhi? My
locker open? What am I gonna do? Like my brain
is spending one hundred miles an hour when I'm supposed
to be relaxing that I can't relax. I'm trying to
find my relaxation. That's what that was. I'm thinking, I
don't have it. You have to find something. Whatever it is,
I do not have it. If that can't do it,
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I don't know what will. A massage and a facial
It was a massage. It was just people rubbing their
hands with palms on me. Well, she called it a palmy.
I got a palmy. You get the spa. Did she
talk or not talk a little bit? But she always
talked a little creepily, like what, hey, how does that
feel like in my ear? Like, dude, just talking? Need
to be like, hey, how does that feel? But and
I'm sure she's I'm sure. And the music's terrible. This
(04:44):
is I'm how to run a spat. Everybody ready asked
the person like what iHeart radio station? Or like what
kind of playlist they would like? Because I would go
in and I would go you know what, I would
pick the John Mayor channel, yeah, or I would pick
the old Dominion channel totally, and then it would be
songs that sounded like that. You actually should be in
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charge of a spot because that's not a bad idea.
Of course, it's not a bad idea. And then maybe
you could get lost in the music because you like it,
and then you could relax all the music. It's like waterfalls.
And I gotta thinking about Pea the whole time because
like some dripping. I was like dripping in there's music.
Then I hear has the pressure into my ear? Just
ask it like a human picture like the Hobbit dude, yeah,
(05:30):
he's walking around like yeah, or like Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Would you like in my pressure? I'm gonna paint this
on your face the home. It wasn't for me, maybe
for you guys. And then that heat thing, that the
steam face steamer that's supposedly steaming your face. I just
can't breathe during it. Oh wow. So when I'd breathe
(05:51):
in my nose ill, I'd breathing in steam. Who wants that?
I do well madly because I know what it's doing.
It's good for my skin. Like sometimes at home, I'll
boil water and put a towel over my face and
just do it at home. And then my back. I
hate my back, why because I have moles and I've
had them all cut off. If there's to all these
mole spots, and then I have pimples, and I have
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and I don't have a hairy bag, but they're like
little spots with her. I just my back is the
grossest part of my body. And I'm like, I bet
you judge me. She's probably get taller friends. And not
even that I'm the guy from radio, just that weird
bat guy came in. Oh boy, yeah, oh no, I
don't even think about it like that, Like but then
you're like, yeah, then I'm just one time, this is
when I was getting physical over my shoulder. I told you, shoot, no,
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I was getting the dry needling stuff done. She was like,
I believe you have a growth or something on your
and I was like, that's a pimple. I don't remember
the time my back is and I'm just gross. I'm
just grossed. I don't know. Don't you're not gross gross gross,
You're not. That was the whole experience for me. I
was I sat down and I was probably not going
to do the spa again. I'm doing yet. I was
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really hoping you would enjoy it and we could go
have spaw day like like a work like a work thing.
Didn't they like do your They like rub my feet? Yeah,
and you can say no feet, I have to if
I'm feeling that. Here are the things that I like.
Get them A feet rubbed and my hands rubbed. I
like that, but they only dire for like four seconds.
Like I would go in and buy like an hour
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of a foot rub. Can you do that? You should
go to those little reflect flexology spas. They're in like
strip malls. No, I'm not going no, yes, because you
could just walk in and it's cheat and they'll just
rub your feet. They take pictures of them, put them
on the internet. Don't know happens One time. Listen, one
time I want to a spray tan place I swear
they were taking it was. I walk in and we
(07:39):
were in California, Mike, We're in California. We were shooting
or American Idol. And I walk out, like, I gotta
get a spright tan because those lights get on you
so much that you did just wash you out And
I got to get a spray tan. And I go
to a place and there's just a person sitting at
like an old school desk from like nineteen ninety three,
and I'm well and they're like, oh, you here for
a spray tan, And I'm like, what else would I
be here for and there's like a aiming machine over
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to the red I'm like, I'm like, what do you want?
I was like, well, this is interesting, and I was
like how much? And they were like how much cash
do you have? Wow? And I'm like I was like, well,
I have twenty I have a twenty dollars bill. They're like,
that would be perfect. Your room vecor in the back
and I walked back My room back to the back
was the only room in the back. And I walk
in and walk into the room and it's like, you know,
you walk into one of those big closets and there's
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a big water tank. Yeah, that's what the room hunt
of room it felt like. And so I get in
it and it's one of those where you turn around
and I'm certain they had a camera up. I'm starting
if you search like southern California, spray Tan Dingling that
I pop up Sandy and Maryland. What's happening? Everything is good?
(08:42):
I'd say the same thing. Everything's pretty good living life.
I'm in a studio with all my friends. What can
I help you with? But I thought I could help you.
I can't do the spot either, because I get crazy
in my mind. So awe, you know what I done acupuncture.
Let me say this about my paint tolerance. If zero
(09:06):
is a baby, in ten is a lumberjack, I'm somewhere
around the poopy diaper. I'm no pain tolerance. And they
do that, they take it, they would into you, they
would do like my feet. It was like fire. It's okay.
I tried it. I've tried. I've been injured so many
(09:27):
times my old injured injuries that I've tried. Acupuncture wasn't
my thing, but I liked that it works for you.
Some people swear by it. But for anxiety, did they
do it? No? You know. I was reading a story
about anxiety where they said that anxiety is actually great
for people that want to get ahead in their careers.
(09:48):
It says anxiety makes you better at your job. Researchers
found that workers focus better stay motivated if they're anxious.
I'm so anxious and I'm getting weird anxiety about things
that aren't job related. But I'm OCD and anxious. That's
a big key to why I'm always on is because
I'm always like, Oh, I got it, what's next? What's next?
So I agree with this, but it's not healthy well,
(10:11):
you have an an extra Anxiety comes in different heightened forms.
I feel like yours is MACS is higher than some mothers.
What do you mean? I feel like you, well, people
have more severe anxiety than others. Like some people can
experience anxiety, and I feel like you have it more regular.
I think I live a general state of anxiety. Yeah,
like I think I'm just anxious all the time. I
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was talking to a bath this morning, having a private conversation.
The whole the premise of the conversation was that I'm
always anxious, and for a minute I wasn't and it
felt good. And she was like, oh, you know what
you need is a whole thing. I can't talk about it. Okay,
that's private, private conversation. I can kind of tell you're like,
not really want I'm talking about it because you're like, so,
I know we had this whole talk in there. I
(10:56):
know I can't tell the rest of the story really coming.
Maybe I can tell later, except your listen, I'll talk
about me all day long. That meaning I'm not I'll
talk about my thing, but it's up to you. But
UM talk about it later, okay, in more age, more
our appropriate time. Oh, okay, okay, all right, we're coming
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back tonight and talking about this show after dark. Wow,
I'll do that in Quiet Storm, play all this. I
used to listen to get that Quiet Storm when as
a kid. They'd be like, all right, and it'd be
all Keith sweat songs, storm you no, never hilarious. I
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don't have time to do it right now because we
got to get to tell me something good. But Quiet
Storm would be like all like soul, R and B songs.
I loved it too, because I love you know, all
kinds of music. But um, i's se if I can
get a little bit on here, they'd be like this.
They'd be like, we're going to Quiet Storm where we
play all the songs to make you feel good all night.
I love It's me Bobby Bone, and I'm here to
(12:06):
take you to quiet It's awesome. Man, sounds cool. Can
you believe Raymond to it had never been a cracker barrel?
I can't. And so you got a cracker barrel, which
you think went in there. I don't look disappointed. Why
did your face disappointed? Food was fine, down home cooking.
I get that, but I just feel like they went
(12:26):
a little cornballish with its old school they think they're
churning the butter in the back, and on the front
porch there's a bunch of old like rocking year two
of those rocking chairs. Are you kidding me? And then
there's old people sitting there on the rocking chairs. I'm like,
did I just go back to nineteen sixty? That's what
they want you to feed sixty? And then we sit
down at the table and I'm pretty sure it was
a picnic table like it was where you go on
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like a picnic. They had that tablecloth, so it made
you feel old. It's a checkered yeah. And then in
the corner there's an old wagon that's kind of broken down.
Right now, you're basically doing a commercial for me to
go to Cracker Barrel today. Like everything you're saying, it's
I feeling. And at the table, I go to get
on my phone and I look over to my left
and there's that little peg get the triangle. Okay, yeah,
that's the whole point of Cracker Barrel. It was just
(13:09):
a flash from the past. And I was like, man,
I mean the food was great, but wow, it's twenty nineteen, baby.
But that's why there's not a TV that Country score.
It's called Old Country Store and the store is awesome.
Me and get like candy get in the store before,
just never crossed over and gotten the food before. Yeah.
Well I love Cracker Barrel. My if you're gonna die
(13:31):
meal like your death row meal or whatever is always
chicken fried steak and they make the best with white gravy.
I'm just surprised you have. What'd you get to eat?
I got just simple. It was an eggs toast bacon.
Did my grandma would mate? I looked for some other stuff.
I was like trying to get him my most out
and to do this that that very pretty simple menu.
But that's like going to a pizza place, order in
(13:51):
a hamburger. You're at Cracker Barol eat old school things,
eat Southern things. Yeah I should have. I will. I
mean it's right next to us on the rocking chair. Yeah,
go have fun, enjoy it, live a little. I think
it's funny. He thinks it's the sixties. It's not like that.
He was like, they're churning butter in the back. It's
like nineteen sixty. Yeah, it's like yeah late, And I'm
pretty sure our waitress was wearing a bonnet. I was like, Okay,
(14:14):
what a hater. All right, go again. He gets the
almond butter with the biscuit. You have to answer that
special h This is not a commercial line anyway. By
the way, I promise you show down to day. This
story comes us from Chesterfield, Virginia. There was a woman.
She had three guys in her car. They were going
to break into a house. So they pull up in
the neighborhood. She drops them off and she goes and
(14:36):
parts down the street went in from them to come out.
One of the neighbors like, man, that car's kind of suspicious,
comes out, starts taking pictures of her car, and she's
the only one in it. Only one in it. Yeah,
ladies like, I don't like you taking pictures of me.
Calls the cops on the lady that was taking pictures
of her. So she calls the cops while they're robbing
another house. Yes, And the cops show up, and as
they're sitting there talking to the lady in the car,
(14:58):
her three dudes come up with no way, no way,
that's crazy. Also, if you're one of the loot dudes,
don't you see cops talking to her and you don't
walk up to the car. You think there's so many
boneheads here, it's like multi bone head. Oh that's your
bonehead story of the day. It's time for the good news.
(15:25):
So this guy who was feeding his small dog these
little sausages and then all of a sudden, the dog
collapsed on the ground and stopped breathing. But someone nearby
ran to the rescue, and it's all on video. The
person starts like, I don't know, giving a little puppy homleck.
The sausage comes out, and then the dog hasn't really
(15:46):
revived itself yet though, so then they start doing CPR. Wow. Wait,
there's a puppy and they do him on the puppy.
Puppy says here, dislodge the stuck sausage from the puppy
before performing chess compressions on the animal until it revived.
And then CPR. Yeah wow yeah, I was thinking, like
(16:09):
mouth to mouth, yeah, they could do that too. Dog Yeah,
hey good. And they have all that video. That's crazy.
Those must be good they dog eating them best. There's
just something about CPR or any type of like a
squirrel or a dog getting revived or cats. I mean,
there's things about animal. There'll be a movie where ninety
(16:29):
seven people will be shot in a gangster movie. They'll
be like, oh, okay, but if they shoot a dog,
not the dog that was tell me something good. Let's
do get to know the Bobbybone Show where I'll ask
you a question. What's your favorite ever movie scene? Amy? Oh, man,
I'm gonna have to go with Dirty Dancing when he
(16:52):
tells babies parents, nobody puts baby in the corner. Nobody,
that's your favorite scene? Like, what does he do? Is
he five? Well, it's towards the end of the movie
where yeah, they're basically the parents do not want them
to be together in the whole movie. But um, at
the end is this big dance scene that they've been
working towards and baby's kind of in the corner and
he goes and he grabs her and he goes. Nobody
(17:14):
fits a baby in the corner and then they do
this epic dance scene that's so awesome and then the
movie ends and you're like, yeay, and that was in
the eighties, yeah, late eighties, Yeah, like eighty nine probably
here's mine because in college I went to watch eight
mile and how's a fairly big imminent van not huge,
but big enough. I liked his music, but I want
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to watch eight Mile. In that final rap scene when
he battles as Rabbit and he just goes in on
himself so the other guy has no ammo oh. I
thought that was so for a couple of reasons. One
I was like, man, that's really that's really cool. That's smart.
And then too, I was like, if I do that,
I can do them a whole life. Make fun of
yourself that nobody else can. And so we still watching
in college too, all the time before we go out,
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which is a few and far between for me. Yeah,
we get pumped out pre party. Yeah, here's here's the
end of eight Mile. It's the ending rap battle. I
am my mom. So the whole thing was if you
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take the power for everybody else they have no power,
like take the power, and so um I always to
that scene was now my favorite movie. I loved eight
Mile though. I thought it was a great good movie. Yeah,
oh you've never seen an Edie. You gotta watch it.
You're now you've now been given homework. I'm watching eight Miles.
Why don't I just do that to myself? Because Eminem
roughly plays a character based on himself named Be Rabbit
(18:38):
like bunny Rabbit. Oh, be Rabbit Rabbit and so I
mean that's where you know you only get one shot
that was for that sound. Oh he wrote that yourself. Okay,
I'm writing it down. I'm gonna watch it. Yeah, that
final scene. That's my favorite movie scene is the final
scene at eight mile. Now my favorite movie. My favorite
movie scene lunch box one of shows, Oh go back
to the Sandlot when Squints goes in fake said drowning
(19:00):
at the pool because he wants to make out with
the hot lifeguard Windy Peppercorn. This man kisses It is
so great. Our favorite movie scenes, Hey Morgan, number two,
(19:23):
what is yours? Mine's the Dark Night where the Joker
gets captured and Batman and Joker are in there talking. Yes,
I don't want to kill you. What would I do
without you? Go back to a ripping on mob dealers?
No no, no, no, you you complete me, your garbage,
(19:48):
your kills for money. Don't talk like one of them,
You're not. That movie was so good, The Darkness. Yeah,
Keith Ledger was the perfect Joker. He was. I mean,
I thought, who's the doing suicide squad? Jared Leto. I
thought he was a good joke. I guess they're all
pretty good joke. Yeah, I thought they the jokers have
been cast back in the day. Jack Nicholson was a joker,
great joker. Really hasn't been a bad joker. Pack you're right,
(20:09):
any jokers, I'm not remembering my d that's all of them. Yeah,
that's good, Eddie. Finally, what has your seen here? Oh man?
Josh Shank Redemption? When oh is this spoiler alert? No,
it's been out for twenty five years. Okay, when he
they finally find out he escapes, and then Red is
doing the description of how he escapes. Yeah, Red had
been in Jealous whole life. Yep. And Red's doing like
(20:31):
the voiceover talking about Andy escape prison. I love it.
In nineteen sixty six, Andy do Frame escaped from shaw
Shank prison. All they found of him was a muddy
set of prison clothes, a bar of soap, and an
old rock hammer. Buzz I just got chills listen to that.
By the way, Red is played by Morgan Freeman. Such
(20:54):
a good movie. That's a good one here, and not
to be left out because he does love a superheroes.
Mike d Mike. He's from a superhero movie too, My dear,
what is your favorite movie scene of all time? Final
fight scene in the first Avengers when the whole hulks
out for the first time. Huh okay, yeah, don't remember that.
Let's let's hear it. Hawk hulks out for the first time.
He's just been Bruce Banner, fucking Banner. That might be
(21:19):
a really good time for you to get angry, but
that's my secret cat. I'm always angry. And now he's
a Hulk and he's okay, wow, And who's that actor,
Ruffo Mark Ruffalo? Yeah, okay, that was cool. I appreciate
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everybody sharing their movie scenes. He had to give in
a vulnerable place there. Yeah, not really, I'm from Mike.
He knew I was gonna make fun of it when
he came with the Superhero movie. Um. Oddly, Morgan number
two came with the superno movie. Nobody made fun of
her Dark Knight because I got a superhero movie. Man,
I understand it, Like it's totally different because I don't know,
(22:03):
I have no Yeah, I don't think awesome and Hulk
like I'm into that stuff and I'm not into superheroes
really and it comes out for the first No, you
just don't like that superhero as much, so you hit
you're hating on him. Mikedy, thank you for sharing with us.
You're being opening. Appreciate that, but show A couple of
(22:25):
days ago, we got an email to the studio inside
the mailbag that was basically someone from Amy's neighborhood saying
Amy's not nice in the neighborhood. Apparently this one waves
at you and you don't wave back. Apparently just thinks
you're hoity toity. Yeah, well, she said that, I just
needed to know that nobody in the neighborhood cares that
I am celebrity on the radio or something. I don't
know which I would say, you don't even care, Yeah, yeah,
(22:46):
I don't even I assume nobody in my neighborhood knows
what I do or who I am. So, so what
do you think about this? After the show man, I
just I kept thinking about it and thinking about it,
and I couldn't let it go. And so I was
just really curious because she signed it like she was
signing it for a bunch of moms in the neighborhood.
So then I'm like, were they all sitting around together
and like wrote it and sinned or she sinned on
behalf of them. Well, then I had her email address,
(23:08):
and I was like, well, I don't have her name name,
but I have the email, so, you know, googled. I
know she lives on my streets. So then I googled
Nashville in my street and then well she came up.
Oh you found her house. I know where she lives
now and it's yeah, yeah, I know it. I know
I know the house. Well, I brought about No, I
(23:30):
was like, should I go take her? No, actually the opposite.
I was like, how like should I take her cookies?
And be like this is a misunderstanding, like she did
mention in the email. When I'm walking with my husband,
my kids are my friends like and they wave at
me like they're just trying to be polite, but I mean,
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And I talked to my friends and my husband and
my kids. I even talked to my daughter about it
because I was like, do you see a bunch of
kids playing outside? And she's like not really no. I'm like, okay,
so I'm not crazy, Like we're just in our own zone,
like family time, doing our own thing. I'm engaged in
what I have going on. So I'm not trying to
be rude. I haven't noticed, I haven't turned away from people,
and so I just want to I don't even know
(24:12):
that I need to apologize because I didn't do anything wrong,
but I want to extend like an olive branch and
show like, Hey, what are you going to do? I
don't know, take her cookies. That would be so awkward.
Do it, yeah, just for the story. No, I'm not
gonna do it just because she's gonna be so nice
to your face. Well that's the thing. I'm like, she
sent this email, but like, and now I know, like
I drive, like, there's no way I can. I guess
(24:32):
I could sort of avoid her house, but not not really.
But I had no idea that a family lived there,
And now I do her house, take cookies, take your
kids with you. But I did get a lot of
nice emails from listeners, like being really supportive and oh yeah,
because bobbies read this one of those, Well, this one's
from Stacy. Hey, Amy, you're a friendly person, and anyone
(24:54):
who listens to the show would know that this woman
is trying to get your attention the wrong way. If
I were you, I would wave next time I saw her.
But don't go out of your way to bring her
cookies and apologize why you didn't do anything wrong and
you don't have room for a negative person in your life.
Thanks for being positive. It's just funny. Like literally, I
was thinking about sending her cookies and then this listeners like,
don't send her cookies, but I think I should take
(25:16):
her cookies. Wow, that's so awkward and awesome. I cannot
wait to hear the end of the story. Yeah you should.
Yeah that was pommies mailbag. I also know how old
she is. Yeah, oh, you know you get everything from Oh,
I know everything. My friend has a background check thing.
I know, I know everything. And I'm like, this is
so awkward. Now, why do you think she thinks you're rude?
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I have no idea. I don't know who should I
have no idea. What a nice what a fun play?
If she's just trying to get Amy to be your friend,
he's never been rude, reverse psychology kind of thing. Oh
and then now I want to bring cookies. No, I
don't think that's the case, because if you want to
be my friend, then send me an email that says, hey,
there's a bunch of moms wheelm on your street. I
don't know if you know we live here, but we've
got kids. Let's all hang. So next week, will you
take her cookies? Cookie? Cook geod geese? Good? Yeah, I
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mean and she listens to the show, so she's obviously here.
Are you committing the cookies? Next week? I'll come out. Yeah, alright, good,
good good. Next week Amy will take her cookies. I
bet it goes pretty well, do you think. Yeah, it's
so awkward. Some people are paying to watch strangers eat.
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Why because they want to watch people eat really fattening food.
Oh that's a thing. Yeah, okay. And those eating the
food place ads offering to eat or drink pretty much
anything in exchange for the cost of the food and
a small service fee. In exchange, the buyer gets to
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listen to a stranger describe how delicious the meal tastes
without consuming the calories themselves, and doesn't put them at
risk of gaining weight or dealing with any help that
she was caused by obesity. Oh wow wow. The diners
photograph the food or take video of it from every
possible angle, They detailed essays about it, and of course
they get graphic while they're actually eating it. People are weird.
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That's just all that is. Not for me. That's interesting.
There's nothing dirty about it. It's not like a thing.
But people like but they're they're Yeah, I just got
some spam by the way that says this interesting Burger
King has a surprise for you. Oh, I wonder what
that is. I should click it. No, no, I shouldn't
click it. But I'm telling you, I get the weirdest spam. Now, Um,
(27:27):
I got one just now for a Dementia Destroyer. I
get that? Is that like a game to help with
your brain? What a boring game? Like? What a bad
name for a game. It's like, hey, if I'm by Bones,
not I played Best Beans all the time. I'm on
level seven of Dementia Destroyer. No, you'd have to name
it better than that. But I get the weirdest spam.
I'm on some sort of weird spam list and I
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got one here. Um, Russian Bride. Don't click that ac repairs,
but it all comes. They all look exactly the same.
It's weird. And I get those robo calls all the time. Oh,
I get like seven robo calls a day. What are
they calling, it's almost your number. She's like one number
of difference. So again you assume with your cousin, right,
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numbers are just like her related to them. It's like
someone across the street. They're like, oh, it's me, got
us all yeah, yeah, yeah, And am I calling myself?
All right? Somebody has my phone? But I mean I
have it. Michael and New Mexico. What's up, Bud? Hey,
not much Bobby? How are you guys this morning? We're
good man, appreciate your callum. What do you want to say? Hey?
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You know what, I just want to say thank you
to you guys. You know every morning we're out here,
we're working out in my cash, we're working in the
oil field, and no matter how we're up our day,
it gets every time we put on your show, you
guys always planning a way to make a smile. Thank
We just want to say thank you guys. You know
you guys are doing a heck of a job and
we love listening to you guys every single bo I
appreciate that. Thanks for taking the time to call the
show too. Hey, not a problem. I hope you guys
(28:53):
have a good day all right soon. That's a good
call nice. Listen to this story. Guy swallowed an Apple AirPod,
one of those little you know, wireless I could see
that happ headphone. So he swallows it. It passes all
the way through his system. He then puts it back
in his ear and it works. I don't doubt that.
I've washed mine, like multiple times. Still works. So what
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happens is he loses one of the AirPods because they're
not connected, and but you can hit your phone and
track them. And he's like, oh, it's still in my
room because he zooms in it. Yeah, swallowed it without knowing. Yeah, yeah, oh.
I thought maybe he was like playing with it in
his mouth, and then like would do that. Using the
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iPhone tracking feature, he discovered the device was still in
his room and he heard his beeping sound follow him
around because you push it and you're like well, and
by the way, he didn't feel any discomfort. He went
to the hospital. Medic said, yeah, you swallowed the AirPod.
They said it was currently passing through his digestive system,
saying that he would need surgery to remove it if
it did not appear naturally. So they said, here's a
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bunch a laxative, and it resurfaced, and then he cleaned it,
let it dry, put it back in. The battery was
a forty one percent. It still worked. That is so amazing. Okay.
So and also because I was so curious about this,
he fell asleep with them in and somehow in his
sleep it like made its way to his mouth and
he that's how he didn't know. That's how bugs, How
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do you not know? If you swallow another crazy story?
It's insane, that's crazy. I love it. It's time for
the good news. These metal tector guys, and again, they
weren't professional treasure hunters. Is that even a thing of
professional treasuring? Yeah? I think people do that well. So
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they just had metal tectors and they're just out like,
let's see what this does. And they go into a
field and they find twelve silver coins and it's like, dudude, like,
holy how, we can't believe you found these coins. So
they found a couple more, and over the next few
days they kept getting led to more and more. Stop it.
They found five hundred coins and found out that they
were part of the fourteenth century treasure that was buried
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in that area. Get out. Their hall includes twelve ultra
rare full gold coins from the time of the Black
Death whatever that is, which are worth around thirteen thousand
dollars each each. What for now the coins are being
kept in a museum before being sold, but their collection,
these guys who just bought metal detectors to walk around
on the field, is now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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I love stuff like that. Doesn't it make you want
to go get a metal detector? Yes, I've done that.
I didn't find Jack. I went on a beach with
a look for long enough to be annoyed. Well good
for these guys, though, you know they went out, they
were pursuing a hobby and they found something good. So
cool use I used one once to find my wedding ring.
When I dropped it and it worked, I may I'll
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start wedding for a whole season months. Because it was
snowing when I dropped it. And and by the way,
it was the morning my mom and I were road
tripping from North Carolina to Austin while my husband was
in Afghanistan. I left and it was snowing, dropped it.
We had to get in the car and go, so
we left. The season changed when I returned literally the season.
Literally the snow melted went back after my husband got
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home from deployment, and I went and got a metal
detector and found it. How does that stuff happen to
you all the time? Everything she ever ever loses, She's
not living good, making good decisions. Jesus watching how the
metal detector? But he knew he invented the person who
made the metal detechrrect. There you go, just for me.
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That's good. That was Tell me something good, did your buddy?
And there's the Bobby Ball transder. This is the bomb ball,
So alright, time to laugh everybody. Morning Corny. What did
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one DNA strand say to the other DNA strand? What
did one DNA strands said to the other DNA strand?
Did these gans make my butt look big? That was
the morning corning Rachel in Massachusetts. How are you hi?
(33:14):
I'm good, Bobby, How are you really good? Thanks for colling?
What do we do for you? Just trying to say
you make my day every day. I listened to you
guys in the morning and it just makes my day. Um,
I love everything about your show. I you're just like
the realist person there is um truly enjoy listening to everything. Oh,
thanks a lot. What do you do for a living?
(33:35):
I'm a case manager. I support adults with intellectual disabilities. Um.
I work in an independent I mean individual supports program.
So we support these these individuals to live independently in
their own apartment. So um, yes, this is rewarding job, challenging,
but rewarding. That's a quite giving profession. I'm up here
(33:57):
doing adobe radio show. She's calling into let me how cool, lamb.
But she's out there making a difference. Let me send you.
Let me send you something. I'll send you. Would you
care if I I mean, I'll send you a copy
of my new book. I'll sign it for you if
you care. Oh, I would love that. Okay, love that?
Thank you. It's kind of the only prize we have.
They don't give us a budget for prizes, but I
can get the book company to mail me free books
to send out. Do you think people go have I
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was giving away his book again. I don't know. She
just said she would like it. I feel like our
listeners would be honest with you. You're like, would you
like that? And they might be like that would be funny?
If I wouldn't personally laugh if they went, you know what,
I'm good. I do have a game I want to
play me. It's what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna
give you three characters and a TV show. All you
have to do is name the TV show. Okay, Okay,
We'll let you in Lunchbox play this game here. So
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I'll give you, like the three first names. All you
have to do his name and here we go. Number one? Ready,
Penny Leonard and Howard? What TV show is that? To him?
A Penny Leonard and Howard Kenny. I feel like this
should be easy because Penny Leonard and oh oh big Bankery.
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I needed to dig deep into my brain for that. Penny.
I knew I had heard it before. Lunchbox, Ted Marshall
and Barney. Ted Marshall and Barney, What shows at how Meg?
Your Mother? Amy? Eric Tammy and Julie. Eric Tammy and Julie?
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What TV show is that? Friday Night Lights? Lunchbox, Carl,
Laura and Steve? What TV show has the characters Carl,
Laura and Steve. That has to be family matters right now? First?
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Oh wow, Amy, Kevin Michael and Jim. Kevin Michael and Jim,
go ahead, the office. I did watch Scott's Totts last night.
Some people skip that episode. It's my favorite episode. Cringest
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lunch Box Ye, Stan Kyle and Kenney, Stan Kyle and Kenny,
come on, go ahead, going down to South Park, Ammy, George,
Jerry and the Lane Seinfeld Lunchbox, Jesse Skyler and Walter.
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Jesse Skyler and Walter. Oh yeah ahead, breaking back all right,
son of Death first one buzzing with their name A
lot of time ready, huh Joey, Hey, wow, you went quick?
I just Joey, Well, I have to. This is his method.
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I kind of love this hashtag car alarm challenge where
you do your best imitation of a car alarm. Now,
these are humans. They sound great. That's a human. Come on,
that's amazing. Tell me that's not awesome. No, I mean
(37:40):
looks like a flow. Write a song like, uh, Amy,
give me a car alarm? Go ahead? Weird? No, no, no no,
I didn't say an eighteen hundred ambulance. Oh that's what
it was. Good. What does the car alarm sound like?
That's a dump truck backing up? Is that a carlar? Sure? Okay, good,
(38:05):
that's a cat let's watch. You want to take a
shot at this? Yeah, all right, here we go, goohead.
It's tough. It looks like a hurt puppy. Well, all
can make of each other. That's a happy pup. Let's
just all puppies with different temperaments. Go ahead, are you?
(38:26):
Oh you're getting there now? That was not that bad.
I wonder if I go high pit, come on a cat.
Oh yeah, it's not so easy, is it? No supposed
to be? Though? Is that crazy? Yeah? Carlar challenge Bobby. So,
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so what happened? So out on a walk again like
we normally do again, suns on the scooter, and he's
way ahead of me, and he stops at every corner
where he may have to cross the street. He stops
at the corner and waits, because that's the rule, don't
cross the streets. Right. So I'm walking with some girlfriends.
We're way behind, and I see this car turn the
corner and then h pull over. The woman gets out
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of her car and runs. She sees this little boy
on a corner all by himself, dramatic, and she's thinking,
where's your mom? So she's yelling, almost yelling at him,
like why are you out here by yourself? Where is
your mom? And I'm like from behind him, like what
is happening? My friends and I were like what is
going on? And I'm like, excuse me, and she goes,
I'm not talking to you, I'm looking for his mom.
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And by the way, Emmy has a black son. Ammy's
a white woman, so people often go, uh, that's not
the match yees, so he is black, I'm white. He's
Haitian too. Yeah. Yeah, so hold on because it gets better.
First of all, she points her fingering me. She goes, not,
I'm not I'm not talking to I'm looking for his mom.
She points a finger like this, like because she's very
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concerned about this situation, almost like know. Once she found
out I was his mom, she was a little bit relieved,
but also like why is he standing on this corner
by himself? And I'm like, I'm right back here. It's
because he's on an electric scooter and he's ahead of
me and he's awesome, and he waits for me at
each crossing. So anyway, are your friends with you? Yes?
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He want a jumper. No, But it just was we
were like, whoa, this is all very intense because even
if I saw an eight, like, I get I get it.
He's eight, almost nine, but he does look for so
in her mind, she's probably thinking there's a four year
old on the corner of a five year old. But really,
in my mind, I'm like, we're good. So I as
I get closer, I'm like, no, no no, no, ma'am. I
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am his mom. And then she kind of backs off
a load and she goes oh, and she goes, Okay,
no judgment here. I get it. My family has taken
in people from Ethiopiam. I mean I was like, okay,
just because he has accent and he's like, like, he's
(40:58):
from me, Theiopia now. So it was funny, like in
My Friends and Night, it was just a good It
was a good moment because it hadn't it had layers
to it of like freaking out. She pulled over. It's
almost uses out of breath and then she put her fringrooms.
I'm not talking to you, I'm looking for a mom. Okay,
how many friends yet with you? Before? It's our girl
gang deep on the sea. We were all deep. It
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was five, I guess because Mary's and times people shut
the doors and they they pulled down their shades like
oh the girl. Yeah your color color? No, but shouldn't
we get one? Yeah? Tis really right. It's time for
the good news. Good Dolores and Lynn have been pinpals
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since the sixties. We're talking sixty years of writing letters.
They live in two separate countries, and after sixty years,
Dolores got on a plane and went and met Lynn
in person. Wow. They kept in contact since they were
in like fourth grade, started writing letters, you know, some program,
and then kept it going, kept it going. Said finally,
after sixty years, I guess we should meet each other
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before we die. Oh wow. Well they didn't say that,
but I just assume because they got to be old,
they could move that over to text. You know. I
think at some point they want to keep righting. They
turn it into emails and phone calls to stay in
touch with technology advanced in six years. Or do they
get together and they finally met best friends forever? That's
what's all about, right there. That was tell me something good,
(42:29):
your buddy, and missed the Bobby ball. This is the
Bobby bows right. So here's the news talking about a
raging idiot song. Here a song called Hobby Lobby Bobby,
and it's in my head so much. He says, my
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name is Bobby Lobby. Bobby. If you like arts and crafts,
just call me. I can teach you all me anyway.
They're sitting at the news desk. He's gonna suit and time. Yeah,
like a sports count in a tie or whatever. My
name is Hobby Lobby Bobby. If you like arts and crafts,
just call me. This is one of the songs that
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I just played on a radio, just the radio a
little bit, but yeah, crazy huh. So shout out to
Shane Ewing from Cake News and Whitchtock, Kansas for singing
Hobby Lobby Bobby. That's awesome, funny and the other two
coho anchors or whatever. I'm looking at and like, what, like,
what are you doing? What did you do? Lunchbikes? It's
(43:30):
called bathroom confession. So I go sit in the stall
in the bathroom and I wait for someone to sit
in the stall next to me, and then I asked
them for life advice. How creepy would it be if
somebody's just like, because that's what he does here? Stall one?
What up in stall two? Yeah, So my wife's sister
send me a dirty pick and I don't know how
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to like respond, like do I tell my wife or
do I tell my sister in law? Hey, you need
to cut that out. It didn't come through. Yeah, yeah,
all right, so don't say anything to either one. All right,
thanks Matt. That's not bad advice, though, And the guy
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was this straightforward like, yeah, here's what I think about it.
Laugh it out. That's funny. Lunch boxes in a public
bath that I'm sitting in a stall and when someone
says next to me, knocks on the wall and asks
for advice, you ask someone because you got fired, apparently, lunchbox. Yeah,
I faked like I got fired, but I was scared
to tell my wife. So I was taking business trips anyway,
and I was seeing if I should tell her after
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a month because I was feeling bad. All right, Stall one,
what up? It's stall two. I got fired for my
job like a month ago, and I've been taking these
business trips just because I didn't want to tell my
wife that I got fired. I think I need to
tell my wife, and I just don't know how I
want to say. I leave a note, Do I write
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it in a card or a teller like conversation? Okay,
so text message don't you don't think it works. No, thanks, man,
I'm sorry to bothering you. I know it's awkward and
very nice. Yeah, I mean you almost have no other
thing to do but to answer. Yeah, you're not going anywhere.
(45:20):
You're trapped, all right. Bathroom confessions, lunchbox goes into a
public bathroom. Where are you doing these? By the way,
I was doing them in airports just because I knew
there was a lot of people coming and going. So
you're gonna have a lot of traffic, and so you're
gonna get a lot of people. Install three, stall four,
stall one. So you go to the busiest place the airport.
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So he's sitting in the airport bathroom knocking on the stall.
I'm surprised they don't think you want to do something else,
all right, I don't know. That's when you stot under.
When the international sign is to slide your foot under,
I let you slid a piece of toilet paper. Unders
know what's happening. All I know is that lunchboxes at
airport bathrooms knocking on the wall, getting advice from people.
(46:05):
And this one you lost a bunch of money, Yeah,
I said, I lost five thousand at the casino last night,
and it was supposed to be a down payment for
our car. What should I do? Stall one? What up
at stall two? I lost five thousand at the casino
last night, which was supposed to be a down payment
for a car. And I don't know how to tell
my wife five thousand dollars? Yeah, shout like lie and
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see the five thousand fell out of my pocket. Let's
tell the truth. Yeah, yeah, true. You think I should
get her some flowers? Chocolate? Oh, chocolate. There you go. Advice.
That's a good advice. That's one more. Here's you got lunchboxes?
Knocking on the wall Stall four, Stall three, I need
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some life advice? Can you help me out? Stall four?
Stall three, Stall four, Stall four. I convinced my WIFEI
we named our daughter. That's good guy. I didn't want
anything to do that. He didn't answer any just flushed. Oh.
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I saw his feet. I was looking at his feet.
That's why I kept knocking, because I was like, I
know you're there, like I know you're there, and you
are just ignoring me. And he would not respond, and
so I just went into it. And I don't know
if he even got done. He just got it been
left he flush it was out there. You go, there's
lunchbox having people talked to him while they're both sitting
on the toilet. There it is. Give me your opinion
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on this. A woman who wants to marry her boyfriend
is not thrilled that he customized for his ex girlfriend
and that he never proposed with it, right, but he
designed it for her. What do you think about that?
So again, he didn't propose with it. He didn't there
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was no proposal, right, but he had it and he
made it, and he made it with the ex girlfriend
in mind. Proposal didn't happen. But then it's time to
proposal his current girlfriend. He just uses that ring. I
shouldn't say, Jess uses he used that ring. That's it.
Talk to me. I don't know. I mean, pardon me.
Doesn't want to care about it, but I mean, I
guess I would just hope that he would want to.
(48:19):
Maybe I get it. You already have the ring, and
that's probably a lot of money, so you got to
figure that out. But I mean, you could sell it
like you know how you strip a car for parts.
So stripped the ring for parts, ring for parts, the gold,
sell the diamond, take a hint okay, and then redesign
something for her engagement ring because I mean, that's just
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the new potential bride to be. He says, her boyfriend's
fit thousands on the ring for the X but never
popped questions, so she never got the ring he's been
holding onto it said, maybe this was the purpose the whole.
Maybe that's a good way to look at it. That's
actually a really if he were to say that to me,
you know, maybe this is I mean that why actually work?
If he if he phrases it correctly, now why Yeah?
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And I would want to know why. I mean, did
he ended up just breaking it with her? Did she
break up with him? I don't know. There's so many questions,
but I say, stripped the ring for parts lunchbox way.
Thinking about this, I don't think it's a big deal
at all. I don't see a problem. The ring has
never been used. It's a brand new, beautiful ring, and
you love the ring and you love him. He got
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down on one knee. You're the first proposal that ring
has ever seen, and it is for you, the one
and only. Get over yourself and accept the ring. So
what if she hadn't have a wedding band for another dude,
and she's like, well, I'm gonna give this one to you, okay,
and it would never was used. Fine, no problem with
that quote. Something in my heart just can't get over
the fact that the ring was originally made for someone else.
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It's like I bought this, like take it any gift
like for that matter, you buy it for somebody else
and then they find out like, oh, I actually needed
this for you, but I'm giving it to you. That's
like saying, oh, I can't buy that house because someone
else already lived in it. Like, come on on, get
over it. The house was built for someone else. Okay,
that's different. We'll put this upon our Facebook page. People
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can go and hop in and see what they want
to say about this quote. He assured me she never
wore it exactly. But I just don't want something that
wasn't made for me. Can I just say this, though,
because I mean, am on your side on this. It'd
be tough for me. I'm just a human and I
would be like, Oh, you meant this for someone else,
then she should have it. Maybe a new one that's
not practical, but that's I would feel the same way.
(50:27):
Rings on practical and too if you did go get
a ring, it wasn't It was never designed for you either,
just a normal ring. I don't know I even told her.
That's where my mind goes back, like why'd you even
bring this up? Just give her the ring and be like, exactly, well,
you made a great point. He makes a great point
that ring rings are not designed specifically for you. It's
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just at a ring shop and you go pick it out.
And I can counter that he bought the ring with
the intent of marrying somebody else and that didn't work out.
So he's been holding on to it to give to you.
If you don't want it, he'll marry someone else. Oh
and so that would cause you to break up with
the girls. You don't have the ring? Right, here's your question.
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More than a quarter of people, so they haven't taken
part in this activity even once in the past year.
What is it. Let's go over to John in Missouri,
who was on the phone. Hey John, about a quarter
of people, so they haven't done this. Take it home driving? No,
(51:29):
not it, that's incorrect, thank you, I know, than Amy Cooking.
Oh no, that's not it either. Lunchbox gone to a
wedding no, I'm sorry, I got it and it's gonna
make you really happy. Go into a movie incorrect. Now,
let's take one more shot at it. Let's go over
to Chad in New Orleans chat. More than a quarter people.
(51:51):
So they haven't done this? What is it? All right?
I have two guesses. I'd say turk or treating my
daughter says getting a haircut. Oh wow, well guess what
neither are right? Twenty percent of people haven't even read
part of a book in the past twelve months. No
book reading. So read some books, folks. So I say
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I'd be part of that group for sure. Really, yeah,
what do you read? Nothing? Your phone text tweets. Here's
the question, is this annoying or awesome? Here's a Southwest
Airlines flight attendant rapping the in flight safety demonstration. Okay,
here we go. My name is where they can be
(52:44):
start soon the ground will be Okay, lunchbox wall, you
think about that. I'm already annoyed. Like I am so
annoyed if I'm on that plane, I just get up there,
do it and get now. Don't trying to be a performer.
If you want to be a performer, go get an
act in Vegas and I have a residency. This is annoying.
(53:06):
Oh it's that easy? Did we get a residency? Well,
I mean this is obviously someone that wanted to be
a performer, and then they have everybody held hostage so
they can do whatever they want. Amy, y'all, I'm pretty
sure if I was a flight attendant, I would do that.
In fact, I really I think I know that I
would because I can make the right like I could
write a rap like that would be good, and I
would do it. I think it's awesome that sounds like
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I had an answering machine rap basically just like that
when I was a kid, And do you remember how
it went? Exactly? Okay, ladies and gentlemen, here she is Amy. Hello,
we're the moms with a story to tell. We're not
home at the moment, so don't have a cow. Just
leave a little message at the sound of the tone.
We'll call back as soon as possible. My customer was
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so embarrassed because she was in junior high when I
was in elementary school, and I put that on our
family answering machine and her little boyfriends would call and
she'd be like, oh my gosh, I'm gonna go on
I'm a little annoyed by it, but I get for
the oval. I think most people aren't. I'm okay with it.
I like it. Yeah, it's fun for the airline. I
when I get on a planet or try to go
to sleep, so when I'm trying to go to sleep
and they're screaming night rap, it's fine. Listen, I'm gonna
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go on Amy's side of it that I think it's
great for the brand. It's fun. Southwix is fun. They're
a real nice but man, when they start sometimes they'll
sing and it's awkward and they can't sing and they're
trying to say. It's like somebody in karaoke who tries
too hard, and you're just kind of like, oh, I
don't have a bad singer than someone who thinks that
that sting. But I'm for it, like I'm for it,
So you're against it? To No. Two one four sore
(54:34):
we are? That's we fall on this. This woman has
food poisoning and that is just an awful feeling. Nothing
you can do. Head hurts, stomach hurts, and she's like,
I have terrible food poisoning until she gave birth. Oh wow,
So she was pregnant. Patricia Crawford, a New Jersey woman,
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thought she had food poisoning, spent the night in the
bathroom with tummy troubles, and then at five ammers was born. Golly,
this happens, and so crazy. Every time it happens is
so bizarre. She said she didn't have any pregnant symptoms
over the nine months, aside from the occasional stomach pain.
She may have felt a flutter, but it was like
I thought it was gas. But I mean, I just
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see how big bellies get something like the baby, Like,
there's no denying that someone is like nine months pregnant.
And then and I wonder that moment too, where it
goes from am I about to do number two? Dude,
there's a baby head, probably a different feeling, but it's like,
oh my, that's what crazy. My friend that this happened,
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she would be willing. I mean I haven't talked to
her in years. I mean, I would have chuck her down.
She's my friend from college. This legit happened to her
and she was in the bathroom, didn't know she was pregnant.
Next thing, no baby came out, but her uterus is
really set far back yeah, mayby what's happening today? Day?
(56:00):
Just no meetings or anything crazy ballet day. How you've
been practicing? Oh, I don't practice. My daughter does, but
she's funny. Amy's been doing ballet too. Secretly, we didn't
all of the sense. She comes out like no, but
I do try to work with my daughter on it.
But she's getting She for one, she's really enjoying soccer,
which is a one eighty because she was not liking
(56:21):
it and now she is. And then ballet's kind of
getting there. And then Eddie, she loves the keyboard. Did
you know what makes all kinds of noises? Yeah? Yeah,
Like there's a button drinking program and it's like makes sounds.
Ross used to play them on friends and it was
like I was in a banking on my music. And
then like that thank you see you tomorrow by everybody?
(56:44):
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah Bobby Bone so
It's your buddy, and you miss the transmitting America. This
is a bow right. Hey, welcome to the show. We
got a good one today, morning, studio. Thank you for
hanging out with us. Let me go over to Wendy
Wendy's on in Ohio. Hi Wendy, Hello Bobby, how are
(00:23):
you doing pretty good? What's happening with you? I just
want to say how proud I am of the shows
that you put on and how real it is. It's
a refreshing to have something like that. What do you
mean real? I'm always curious about that. Everbody has a
different definition of real. What about our show is real
to you? Just the way that you guys carry on
as far as like you don't try to be politically correct,
(00:48):
it's true, I don't try not to be. Yeah, and
it's just refreshing. Tell you, here's the problem I have
with lying. You ready, Not that the lie is bad,
but it is right. But I just can't remember my lies.
If not, I would be a lie all the time.
I can't remember. I'm doing this show on a podcast,
I'm writing books. I can't remember. To lie, I lie
(01:08):
and remember, it'd be even better show. Yeah, you know
what I mean. Yeah, I'd be so much better. Thank you.
We thinking about that. Excuse me? Yeah, she checked out.
Thank you very much for the call. We appreciate it.
Like I don't buy it. She's like, yeah, you're lying,
Haley and Maine, you're on. How are you? I'm good?
(01:29):
How are you? What's going on? I'm a first time caller.
So I was called and say hi, and then I
love you guys, and I so a lot of it
when you guys do little competition. Hey, thank you very much,
appreciate it. I always like it when you share what
you do. Like, is there anything you don't like? No?
I love you guys, and I love how close all
of you are. You're all my best friends. And I
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wish I worked with you guys, because work wouldn't even
be worked. Well, you would think so right by coming
so sleepy and grumpy sometimes though, right, Amy, Yes, but
that's we remember we keep we're friends. It's fine, like
we admit. I mean, you're not always getting along as friends.
Not always. Nope, relationships take work. You have do a
(02:12):
lot of work to get along with me. No, but
I mean, I just mean you have to sometimes work
towards the relationship, which I feel like we've grown a
lot over the years and gotten more comfortable with being
okay in those moments where it's not all like awesome,
just being like okay, you be you for a minute
over there, and I'll talk to you tomorrow. Tomorrow. Wow,
(02:32):
I mean same thing vice versa. You to me, haylate,
thank you. I've never been to Main. What's Main about? Oh?
It's full of cows and corn fields and potato fields.
I live in Exeter Main and we have so many cows.
We have more cows than people. Whys they just picturing
(02:53):
like lobster. Oh yeah, lobsters too. If you come to
Main it don't have a lobster, You're doing it wrong.
I don't like sea food. That's why you get the
surf and turf. You get both the cow and the lobster. Hey, Haley,
thank you for calling the show. Thank you for listening.
Have a fabulous day. Yeah, thank you very much. What
do you want to do? You'll talk about spa. Yeah, well,
(03:14):
so yesterday I had the afternoon off and I was like,
I want to go do something. I'm gonna go to
the spa. I'm gonna try to relax and I go
in and they're like, ware at first, we're gonna give
your massage, and they they you lay on the table
and I get massages, but mostly it's for injuries. And
they all they do is rub their hands over you basis.
It's like they're just like, so it's more like a Swedish.
(03:37):
You don't need to be touched just for the sake
of being Yeah. So they're like just and I'm like
more pressure and they did it just really wasn't a
thing like more. And the whole time I've been thinking about,
I go, I'm going it's driving me crazy. They're just
rubbing their hands on me. It's okay, fine, whatever I
get out of that. I go and I go to
this to get a facial which I didn't even know
it's part of the package that I buy, but let
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me go try it out. And I lay there And
the whole time that I'm laying that, I'm thinking about
did I get enough cash tip to ballet Delhi? My
locker open? What am I gonna do? Like my brain
is spending one hundred miles an hour when I'm supposed
to be relaxing that I can't relax. I'm trying to
find my relaxation. That's what that was. I'm thinking, I
don't have it. You have to find something. Whatever it is,
I do not have it. If that can't do it,
(04:20):
I don't know what will. A massage and a facial
It was a massage. It was just people rubbing their
hands with palms on me. Well, she called it a palmy.
I got a palmy. You get the spa. Did she
talk or not talk a little bit? But she always
talked a little creepily, like what, hey, how does that
feel like in my ear? Like, dude, just talking? Need
to be like, hey, how does that feel? But and
I'm sure she's I'm sure. And the music's terrible. This
(04:44):
is I'm how to run a spat. Everybody ready asked
the person like what iHeart radio station? Or like what
kind of playlist they would like? Because I would go
in and I would go you know what, I would
pick the John Mayor channel, yeah, or I would pick
the old Dominion channel totally, and then it would be
songs that sounded like that. You actually should be in
(05:05):
charge of a spot because that's not a bad idea.
Of course, it's not a bad idea. And then maybe
you could get lost in the music because you like it,
and then you could relax all the music. It's like waterfalls.
And I gotta thinking about Pea the whole time because
like some dripping. I was like dripping in there's music.
Then I hear has the pressure into my ear? Just
ask it like a human picture like the Hobbit dude, yeah,
(05:30):
he's walking around like yeah, or like Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Would you like in my pressure? I'm gonna paint this
on your face the home. It wasn't for me, maybe
for you guys. And then that heat thing, that the
steam face steamer that's supposedly steaming your face. I just
can't breathe during it. Oh wow. So when I'd breathe
(05:51):
in my nose ill, I'd breathing in steam. Who wants that?
I do well madly because I know what it's doing.
It's good for my skin. Like sometimes at home, I'll
boil water and put a towel over my face and
just do it at home. And then my back. I
hate my back, why because I have moles and I've
had them all cut off. If there's to all these
mole spots, and then I have pimples, and I have
(06:12):
and I don't have a hairy bag, but they're like
little spots with her. I just my back is the
grossest part of my body. And I'm like, I bet
you judge me. She's probably get taller friends. And not
even that I'm the guy from radio, just that weird
bat guy came in. Oh boy, yeah, oh no, I
don't even think about it like that, Like but then
you're like, yeah, then I'm just one time, this is
when I was getting physical over my shoulder. I told you, shoot, no,
(06:34):
I was getting the dry needling stuff done. She was like,
I believe you have a growth or something on your
and I was like, that's a pimple. I don't remember
the time my back is and I'm just gross. I'm
just grossed. I don't know. Don't you're not gross gross gross,
You're not. That was the whole experience for me. I
was I sat down and I was probably not going
to do the spa again. I'm doing yet. I was
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really hoping you would enjoy it and we could go
have spaw day like like a work like a work thing.
Didn't they like do your They like rub my feet? Yeah,
and you can say no feet, I have to if
I'm feeling that. Here are the things that I like.
Get them A feet rubbed and my hands rubbed. I
like that, but they only dire for like four seconds.
Like I would go in and buy like an hour
(07:18):
of a foot rub. Can you do that? You should
go to those little reflect flexology spas. They're in like
strip malls. No, I'm not going no, yes, because you
could just walk in and it's cheat and they'll just
rub your feet. They take pictures of them, put them
on the internet. Don't know happens One time. Listen, one
time I want to a spray tan place I swear
they were taking it was. I walk in and we
(07:39):
were in California, Mike, We're in California. We were shooting
or American Idol. And I walk out, like, I gotta
get a spright tan because those lights get on you
so much that you did just wash you out And
I got to get a spray tan. And I go
to a place and there's just a person sitting at
like an old school desk from like nineteen ninety three,
and I'm well and they're like, oh, you here for
a spray tan, And I'm like, what else would I
be here for and there's like a aiming machine over
(08:00):
to the red I'm like, I'm like, what do you want?
I was like, well, this is interesting, and I was
like how much? And they were like how much cash
do you have? Wow? And I'm like I was like, well,
I have twenty I have a twenty dollars bill. They're like,
that would be perfect. Your room vecor in the back
and I walked back My room back to the back
was the only room in the back. And I walk
in and walk into the room and it's like, you know,
you walk into one of those big closets and there's
(08:21):
a big water tank. Yeah, that's what the room hunt
of room it felt like. And so I get in
it and it's one of those where you turn around
and I'm certain they had a camera up. I'm starting
if you search like southern California, spray Tan Dingling that
I pop up Sandy and Maryland. What's happening? Everything is good?
(08:42):
I'd say the same thing. Everything's pretty good living life.
I'm in a studio with all my friends. What can
I help you with? But I thought I could help you.
I can't do the spot either, because I get crazy
in my mind. So awe, you know what I done acupuncture.
Let me say this about my paint tolerance. If zero
(09:06):
is a baby, in ten is a lumberjack, I'm somewhere
around the poopy diaper. I'm no pain tolerance. And they
do that, they take it, they would into you, they
would do like my feet. It was like fire. It's okay.
I tried it. I've tried. I've been injured so many
(09:27):
times my old injured injuries that I've tried. Acupuncture wasn't
my thing, but I liked that it works for you.
Some people swear by it. But for anxiety, did they
do it? No? You know. I was reading a story
about anxiety where they said that anxiety is actually great
for people that want to get ahead in their careers.
(09:48):
It says anxiety makes you better at your job. Researchers
found that workers focus better stay motivated if they're anxious.
I'm so anxious and I'm getting weird anxiety about things
that aren't job related. But I'm OCD and anxious. That's
a big key to why I'm always on is because
I'm always like, Oh, I got it, what's next? What's next?
So I agree with this, but it's not healthy well,
(10:11):
you have an an extra Anxiety comes in different heightened forms.
I feel like yours is MACS is higher than some mothers.
What do you mean? I feel like you, well, people
have more severe anxiety than others. Like some people can
experience anxiety, and I feel like you have it more regular.
I think I live a general state of anxiety. Yeah,
like I think I'm just anxious all the time. I
(10:34):
was talking to a bath this morning, having a private conversation.
The whole the premise of the conversation was that I'm
always anxious, and for a minute I wasn't and it
felt good. And she was like, oh, you know what
you need is a whole thing. I can't talk about it. Okay,
that's private, private conversation. I can kind of tell you're like,
not really want I'm talking about it because you're like, so,
I know we had this whole talk in there. I
(10:56):
know I can't tell the rest of the story really coming.
Maybe I can tell later, except your listen, I'll talk
about me all day long. That meaning I'm not I'll
talk about my thing, but it's up to you. But
UM talk about it later, okay, in more age, more
our appropriate time. Oh, okay, okay, all right, we're coming
(11:17):
back tonight and talking about this show after dark. Wow,
I'll do that in Quiet Storm, play all this. I
used to listen to get that Quiet Storm when as
a kid. They'd be like, all right, and it'd be
all Keith sweat songs, storm you no, never hilarious. I
(11:39):
don't have time to do it right now because we
got to get to tell me something good. But Quiet
Storm would be like all like soul, R and B songs.
I loved it too, because I love you know, all
kinds of music. But um, i's se if I can
get a little bit on here, they'd be like this.
They'd be like, we're going to Quiet Storm where we
play all the songs to make you feel good all night.
I love It's me Bobby Bone, and I'm here to
(12:06):
take you to quiet It's awesome. Man, sounds cool. Can
you believe Raymond to it had never been a cracker barrel?
I can't. And so you got a cracker barrel, which
you think went in there. I don't look disappointed. Why
did your face disappointed? Food was fine, down home cooking.
I get that, but I just feel like they went
(12:26):
a little cornballish with its old school they think they're
churning the butter in the back, and on the front
porch there's a bunch of old like rocking year two
of those rocking chairs. Are you kidding me? And then
there's old people sitting there on the rocking chairs. I'm like,
did I just go back to nineteen sixty? That's what
they want you to feed sixty? And then we sit
down at the table and I'm pretty sure it was
a picnic table like it was where you go on
(12:49):
like a picnic. They had that tablecloth, so it made
you feel old. It's a checkered yeah. And then in
the corner there's an old wagon that's kind of broken down.
Right now, you're basically doing a commercial for me to
go to Cracker Barrel today. Like everything you're saying, it's
I feeling. And at the table, I go to get
on my phone and I look over to my left
and there's that little peg get the triangle. Okay, yeah,
that's the whole point of Cracker Barrel. It was just
(13:09):
a flash from the past. And I was like, man,
I mean the food was great, but wow, it's twenty nineteen, baby.
But that's why there's not a TV that Country score.
It's called Old Country Store and the store is awesome.
Me and get like candy get in the store before,
just never crossed over and gotten the food before. Yeah.
Well I love Cracker Barrel. My if you're gonna die
(13:31):
meal like your death row meal or whatever is always
chicken fried steak and they make the best with white gravy.
I'm just surprised you have. What'd you get to eat?
I got just simple. It was an eggs toast bacon.
Did my grandma would mate? I looked for some other stuff.
I was like trying to get him my most out
and to do this that that very pretty simple menu.
But that's like going to a pizza place, order in
(13:51):
a hamburger. You're at Cracker Barol eat old school things,
eat Southern things. Yeah I should have. I will. I
mean it's right next to us on the rocking chair. Yeah,
go have fun, enjoy it, live a little. I think
it's funny. He thinks it's the sixties. It's not like that.
He was like, they're churning butter in the back. It's
like nineteen sixty. Yeah, it's like yeah late, And I'm
pretty sure our waitress was wearing a bonnet. I was like, Okay,
(14:14):
what a hater. All right, go again. He gets the
almond butter with the biscuit. You have to answer that
special h This is not a commercial line anyway. By
the way, I promise you show down to day. This
story comes us from Chesterfield, Virginia. There was a woman.
She had three guys in her car. They were going
to break into a house. So they pull up in
the neighborhood. She drops them off and she goes and
(14:36):
parts down the street went in from them to come out.
One of the neighbors like, man, that car's kind of suspicious,
comes out, starts taking pictures of her car, and she's
the only one in it. Only one in it. Yeah,
ladies like, I don't like you taking pictures of me.
Calls the cops on the lady that was taking pictures
of her. So she calls the cops while they're robbing
another house. Yes, And the cops show up, and as
they're sitting there talking to the lady in the car,
(14:58):
her three dudes come up with no way, no way,
that's crazy. Also, if you're one of the loot dudes,
don't you see cops talking to her and you don't
walk up to the car. You think there's so many
boneheads here, it's like multi bone head. Oh that's your
bonehead story of the day. It's time for the good news.
(15:25):
So this guy who was feeding his small dog these
little sausages and then all of a sudden, the dog
collapsed on the ground and stopped breathing. But someone nearby
ran to the rescue, and it's all on video. The
person starts like, I don't know, giving a little puppy homleck.
The sausage comes out, and then the dog hasn't really
(15:46):
revived itself yet though, so then they start doing CPR. Wow. Wait,
there's a puppy and they do him on the puppy.
Puppy says here, dislodge the stuck sausage from the puppy
before performing chess compressions on the animal until it revived.
And then CPR. Yeah wow yeah, I was thinking, like
(16:09):
mouth to mouth, yeah, they could do that too. Dog Yeah,
hey good. And they have all that video. That's crazy.
Those must be good they dog eating them best. There's
just something about CPR or any type of like a
squirrel or a dog getting revived or cats. I mean,
there's things about animal. There'll be a movie where ninety
(16:29):
seven people will be shot in a gangster movie. They'll
be like, oh, okay, but if they shoot a dog,
not the dog that was tell me something good. Let's
do get to know the Bobbybone Show where I'll ask
you a question. What's your favorite ever movie scene? Amy? Oh, man,
I'm gonna have to go with Dirty Dancing when he
(16:52):
tells babies parents, nobody puts baby in the corner. Nobody,
that's your favorite scene? Like, what does he do? Is
he five? Well, it's towards the end of the movie
where yeah, they're basically the parents do not want them
to be together in the whole movie. But um, at
the end is this big dance scene that they've been
working towards and baby's kind of in the corner and
he goes and he grabs her and he goes. Nobody
(17:14):
fits a baby in the corner and then they do
this epic dance scene that's so awesome and then the
movie ends and you're like, yeay, and that was in
the eighties, yeah, late eighties, Yeah, like eighty nine probably
here's mine because in college I went to watch eight
mile and how's a fairly big imminent van not huge,
but big enough. I liked his music, but I want
(17:34):
to watch eight Mile. In that final rap scene when
he battles as Rabbit and he just goes in on
himself so the other guy has no ammo oh. I
thought that was so for a couple of reasons. One
I was like, man, that's really that's really cool. That's smart.
And then too, I was like, if I do that,
I can do them a whole life. Make fun of
yourself that nobody else can. And so we still watching
in college too, all the time before we go out,
(17:54):
which is a few and far between for me. Yeah,
we get pumped out pre party. Yeah, here's here's the
end of eight Mile. It's the ending rap battle. I
am my mom. So the whole thing was if you
(18:18):
take the power for everybody else they have no power,
like take the power, and so um I always to
that scene was now my favorite movie. I loved eight
Mile though. I thought it was a great good movie. Yeah,
oh you've never seen an Edie. You gotta watch it.
You're now you've now been given homework. I'm watching eight Miles.
Why don't I just do that to myself? Because Eminem
roughly plays a character based on himself named Be Rabbit
(18:38):
like bunny Rabbit. Oh, be Rabbit Rabbit and so I
mean that's where you know you only get one shot
that was for that sound. Oh he wrote that yourself. Okay,
I'm writing it down. I'm gonna watch it. Yeah, that
final scene. That's my favorite movie scene is the final
scene at eight mile. Now my favorite movie. My favorite
movie scene lunch box one of shows, Oh go back
to the Sandlot when Squints goes in fake said drowning
(19:00):
at the pool because he wants to make out with
the hot lifeguard Windy Peppercorn. This man kisses It is
so great. Our favorite movie scenes, Hey Morgan, number two,
(19:23):
what is yours? Mine's the Dark Night where the Joker
gets captured and Batman and Joker are in there talking. Yes,
I don't want to kill you. What would I do
without you? Go back to a ripping on mob dealers?
No no, no, no, you you complete me, your garbage,
(19:48):
your kills for money. Don't talk like one of them,
You're not. That movie was so good, The Darkness. Yeah,
Keith Ledger was the perfect Joker. He was. I mean,
I thought, who's the doing suicide squad? Jared Leto. I
thought he was a good joke. I guess they're all
pretty good joke. Yeah, I thought they the jokers have
been cast back in the day. Jack Nicholson was a joker,
great joker. Really hasn't been a bad joker. Pack you're right,
(20:09):
any jokers, I'm not remembering my d that's all of them. Yeah,
that's good, Eddie. Finally, what has your seen here? Oh man?
Josh Shank Redemption? When oh is this spoiler alert? No,
it's been out for twenty five years. Okay, when he
they finally find out he escapes, and then Red is
doing the description of how he escapes. Yeah, Red had
been in Jealous whole life. Yep. And Red's doing like
(20:31):
the voiceover talking about Andy escape prison. I love it.
In nineteen sixty six, Andy do Frame escaped from shaw
Shank prison. All they found of him was a muddy
set of prison clothes, a bar of soap, and an
old rock hammer. Buzz I just got chills listen to that.
By the way, Red is played by Morgan Freeman. Such
(20:54):
a good movie. That's a good one here, and not
to be left out because he does love a superheroes.
Mike d Mike. He's from a superhero movie too, My dear,
what is your favorite movie scene of all time? Final
fight scene in the first Avengers when the whole hulks
out for the first time. Huh okay, yeah, don't remember that.
Let's let's hear it. Hawk hulks out for the first time.
He's just been Bruce Banner, fucking Banner. That might be
(21:19):
a really good time for you to get angry, but
that's my secret cat. I'm always angry. And now he's
a Hulk and he's okay, wow, And who's that actor,
Ruffo Mark Ruffalo? Yeah, okay, that was cool. I appreciate
(21:41):
everybody sharing their movie scenes. He had to give in
a vulnerable place there. Yeah, not really, I'm from Mike.
He knew I was gonna make fun of it when
he came with the Superhero movie. Um. Oddly, Morgan number
two came with the superno movie. Nobody made fun of
her Dark Knight because I got a superhero movie. Man,
I understand it, Like it's totally different because I don't know,
(22:03):
I have no Yeah, I don't think awesome and Hulk
like I'm into that stuff and I'm not into superheroes
really and it comes out for the first No, you
just don't like that superhero as much, so you hit
you're hating on him. Mikedy, thank you for sharing with us.
You're being opening. Appreciate that, but show A couple of
(22:25):
days ago, we got an email to the studio inside
the mailbag that was basically someone from Amy's neighborhood saying
Amy's not nice in the neighborhood. Apparently this one waves
at you and you don't wave back. Apparently just thinks
you're hoity toity. Yeah, well, she said that, I just
needed to know that nobody in the neighborhood cares that
I am celebrity on the radio or something. I don't
know which I would say, you don't even care, Yeah, yeah,
(22:46):
I don't even I assume nobody in my neighborhood knows
what I do or who I am. So, so what
do you think about this? After the show man, I
just I kept thinking about it and thinking about it,
and I couldn't let it go. And so I was
just really curious because she signed it like she was
signing it for a bunch of moms in the neighborhood.
So then I'm like, were they all sitting around together
and like wrote it and sinned or she sinned on
behalf of them. Well, then I had her email address,
(23:08):
and I was like, well, I don't have her name name,
but I have the email, so, you know, googled. I
know she lives on my streets. So then I googled
Nashville in my street and then well she came up.
Oh you found her house. I know where she lives
now and it's yeah, yeah, I know it. I know
I know the house. Well, I brought about No, I
(23:30):
was like, should I go take her? No, actually the opposite.
I was like, how like should I take her cookies?
And be like this is a misunderstanding, like she did
mention in the email. When I'm walking with my husband,
my kids are my friends like and they wave at
me like they're just trying to be polite, but I mean,
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And I talked to my friends and my husband and
my kids. I even talked to my daughter about it
because I was like, do you see a bunch of
kids playing outside? And she's like not really no. I'm like, okay,
so I'm not crazy, Like we're just in our own zone,
like family time, doing our own thing. I'm engaged in
what I have going on. So I'm not trying to
be rude. I haven't noticed, I haven't turned away from people,
and so I just want to I don't even know
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that I need to apologize because I didn't do anything wrong,
but I want to extend like an olive branch and
show like, Hey, what are you going to do? I
don't know, take her cookies. That would be so awkward.
Do it, yeah, just for the story. No, I'm not
gonna do it just because she's gonna be so nice
to your face. Well that's the thing. I'm like, she
sent this email, but like, and now I know, like
I drive, like, there's no way I can. I guess
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I could sort of avoid her house, but not not really.
But I had no idea that a family lived there,
And now I do her house, take cookies, take your
kids with you. But I did get a lot of
nice emails from listeners, like being really supportive and oh yeah,
because bobbies read this one of those, Well, this one's
from Stacy. Hey, Amy, you're a friendly person, and anyone
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who listens to the show would know that this woman
is trying to get your attention the wrong way. If
I were you, I would wave next time I saw her.
But don't go out of your way to bring her
cookies and apologize why you didn't do anything wrong and
you don't have room for a negative person in your life.
Thanks for being positive. It's just funny. Like literally, I
was thinking about sending her cookies and then this listeners like,
don't send her cookies, but I think I should take
(25:16):
her cookies. Wow, that's so awkward and awesome. I cannot
wait to hear the end of the story. Yeah you should.
Yeah that was pommies mailbag. I also know how old
she is. Yeah, oh, you know you get everything from Oh,
I know everything. My friend has a background check thing.
I know, I know everything. And I'm like, this is
so awkward. Now, why do you think she thinks you're rude?
(25:37):
I have no idea. I don't know who should I
have no idea. What a nice what a fun play?
If she's just trying to get Amy to be your friend,
he's never been rude, reverse psychology kind of thing. Oh
and then now I want to bring cookies. No, I
don't think that's the case, because if you want to
be my friend, then send me an email that says, hey,
there's a bunch of moms wheelm on your street. I
don't know if you know we live here, but we've
got kids. Let's all hang. So next week, will you
take her cookies? Cookie? Cook geod geese? Good? Yeah, I
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mean and she listens to the show, so she's obviously here.
Are you committing the cookies? Next week? I'll come out. Yeah, alright, good,
good good. Next week Amy will take her cookies. I
bet it goes pretty well, do you think. Yeah, it's
so awkward. Some people are paying to watch strangers eat.
(26:22):
Why because they want to watch people eat really fattening food.
Oh that's a thing. Yeah, okay. And those eating the
food place ads offering to eat or drink pretty much
anything in exchange for the cost of the food and
a small service fee. In exchange, the buyer gets to
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listen to a stranger describe how delicious the meal tastes
without consuming the calories themselves, and doesn't put them at
risk of gaining weight or dealing with any help that
she was caused by obesity. Oh wow wow. The diners
photograph the food or take video of it from every
possible angle, They detailed essays about it, and of course
they get graphic while they're actually eating it. People are weird.
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That's just all that is. Not for me. That's interesting.
There's nothing dirty about it. It's not like a thing.
But people like but they're they're Yeah, I just got
some spam by the way that says this interesting Burger
King has a surprise for you. Oh, I wonder what
that is. I should click it. No, no, I shouldn't
click it. But I'm telling you, I get the weirdest spam. Now, Um,
(27:27):
I got one just now for a Dementia Destroyer. I
get that? Is that like a game to help with
your brain? What a boring game? Like? What a bad
name for a game. It's like, hey, if I'm by Bones,
not I played Best Beans all the time. I'm on
level seven of Dementia Destroyer. No, you'd have to name
it better than that. But I get the weirdest spam.
I'm on some sort of weird spam list and I
(27:50):
got one here. Um, Russian Bride. Don't click that ac repairs,
but it all comes. They all look exactly the same.
It's weird. And I get those robo calls all the time. Oh,
I get like seven robo calls a day. What are
they calling, it's almost your number. She's like one number
of difference. So again you assume with your cousin, right,
(28:11):
numbers are just like her related to them. It's like
someone across the street. They're like, oh, it's me, got
us all yeah, yeah, yeah, And am I calling myself?
All right? Somebody has my phone? But I mean I
have it. Michael and New Mexico. What's up, Bud? Hey,
not much Bobby? How are you guys this morning? We're
good man, appreciate your callum. What do you want to say? Hey?
(28:33):
You know what, I just want to say thank you
to you guys. You know every morning we're out here,
we're working out in my cash, we're working in the
oil field, and no matter how we're up our day,
it gets every time we put on your show, you
guys always planning a way to make a smile. Thank
We just want to say thank you guys. You know
you guys are doing a heck of a job and
we love listening to you guys every single bo I
appreciate that. Thanks for taking the time to call the
show too. Hey, not a problem. I hope you guys
(28:53):
have a good day all right soon. That's a good
call nice. Listen to this story. Guy swallowed an Apple AirPod,
one of those little you know, wireless I could see
that happ headphone. So he swallows it. It passes all
the way through his system. He then puts it back
in his ear and it works. I don't doubt that.
I've washed mine, like multiple times. Still works. So what
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happens is he loses one of the AirPods because they're
not connected, and but you can hit your phone and
track them. And he's like, oh, it's still in my
room because he zooms in it. Yeah, swallowed it without knowing. Yeah, yeah, oh.
I thought maybe he was like playing with it in
his mouth, and then like would do that. Using the
(29:38):
iPhone tracking feature, he discovered the device was still in
his room and he heard his beeping sound follow him
around because you push it and you're like well, and
by the way, he didn't feel any discomfort. He went
to the hospital. Medic said, yeah, you swallowed the AirPod.
They said it was currently passing through his digestive system,
saying that he would need surgery to remove it if
it did not appear naturally. So they said, here's a
(29:59):
bunch a laxative, and it resurfaced, and then he cleaned it,
let it dry, put it back in. The battery was
a forty one percent. It still worked. That is so amazing. Okay.
So and also because I was so curious about this,
he fell asleep with them in and somehow in his
sleep it like made its way to his mouth and
he that's how he didn't know. That's how bugs, How
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do you not know? If you swallow another crazy story?
It's insane, that's crazy. I love it. It's time for
the good news. These metal tector guys, and again, they
weren't professional treasure hunters. Is that even a thing of
professional treasuring? Yeah? I think people do that well. So
(30:41):
they just had metal tectors and they're just out like,
let's see what this does. And they go into a
field and they find twelve silver coins and it's like, dudude, like,
holy how, we can't believe you found these coins. So
they found a couple more, and over the next few
days they kept getting led to more and more. Stop it.
They found five hundred coins and found out that they
were part of the fourteenth century treasure that was buried
(31:02):
in that area. Get out. Their hall includes twelve ultra
rare full gold coins from the time of the Black
Death whatever that is, which are worth around thirteen thousand
dollars each each. What for now the coins are being
kept in a museum before being sold, but their collection,
these guys who just bought metal detectors to walk around
on the field, is now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
(31:24):
I love stuff like that. Doesn't it make you want
to go get a metal detector? Yes, I've done that.
I didn't find Jack. I went on a beach with
a look for long enough to be annoyed. Well good
for these guys, though, you know they went out, they
were pursuing a hobby and they found something good. So
cool use I used one once to find my wedding ring.
When I dropped it and it worked, I may I'll
(31:46):
start wedding for a whole season months. Because it was
snowing when I dropped it. And and by the way,
it was the morning my mom and I were road
tripping from North Carolina to Austin while my husband was
in Afghanistan. I left and it was snowing, dropped it.
We had to get in the car and go, so
we left. The season changed when I returned literally the season.
Literally the snow melted went back after my husband got
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home from deployment, and I went and got a metal
detector and found it. How does that stuff happen to
you all the time? Everything she ever ever loses, She's
not living good, making good decisions. Jesus watching how the
metal detector? But he knew he invented the person who
made the metal detechrrect. There you go, just for me.
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That's good. That was Tell me something good, did your buddy?
And there's the Bobby Ball transder. This is the bomb ball,
So alright, time to laugh everybody. Morning Corny. What did
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one DNA strand say to the other DNA strand? What
did one DNA strands said to the other DNA strand?
Did these gans make my butt look big? That was
the morning corning Rachel in Massachusetts. How are you hi?
(33:14):
I'm good, Bobby, How are you really good? Thanks for colling?
What do we do for you? Just trying to say
you make my day every day. I listened to you
guys in the morning and it just makes my day. Um,
I love everything about your show. I you're just like
the realist person there is um truly enjoy listening to everything. Oh,
thanks a lot. What do you do for a living?
(33:35):
I'm a case manager. I support adults with intellectual disabilities. Um.
I work in an independent I mean individual supports program.
So we support these these individuals to live independently in
their own apartment. So um, yes, this is rewarding job, challenging,
but rewarding. That's a quite giving profession. I'm up here
(33:57):
doing adobe radio show. She's calling into let me how cool, lamb.
But she's out there making a difference. Let me send you.
Let me send you something. I'll send you. Would you
care if I I mean, I'll send you a copy
of my new book. I'll sign it for you if
you care. Oh, I would love that. Okay, love that?
Thank you. It's kind of the only prize we have.
They don't give us a budget for prizes, but I
can get the book company to mail me free books
to send out. Do you think people go have I
(34:19):
was giving away his book again. I don't know. She
just said she would like it. I feel like our
listeners would be honest with you. You're like, would you
like that? And they might be like that would be funny?
If I wouldn't personally laugh if they went, you know what,
I'm good. I do have a game I want to
play me. It's what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna
give you three characters and a TV show. All you
have to do is name the TV show. Okay, Okay,
We'll let you in Lunchbox play this game here. So
(34:45):
I'll give you, like the three first names. All you
have to do his name and here we go. Number one? Ready,
Penny Leonard and Howard? What TV show is that? To him?
A Penny Leonard and Howard Kenny. I feel like this
should be easy because Penny Leonard and oh oh big Bankery.
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I needed to dig deep into my brain for that. Penny.
I knew I had heard it before. Lunchbox, Ted Marshall
and Barney. Ted Marshall and Barney, What shows at how Meg?
Your Mother? Amy? Eric Tammy and Julie. Eric Tammy and Julie?
(35:38):
What TV show is that? Friday Night Lights? Lunchbox, Carl,
Laura and Steve? What TV show has the characters Carl,
Laura and Steve. That has to be family matters right now? First?
(36:02):
Oh wow, Amy, Kevin Michael and Jim. Kevin Michael and Jim,
go ahead, the office. I did watch Scott's Totts last night.
Some people skip that episode. It's my favorite episode. Cringest
(36:23):
lunch Box Ye, Stan Kyle and Kenney, Stan Kyle and Kenny,
come on, go ahead, going down to South Park, Ammy, George,
Jerry and the Lane Seinfeld Lunchbox, Jesse Skyler and Walter.
(36:50):
Jesse Skyler and Walter. Oh yeah ahead, breaking back all right,
son of Death first one buzzing with their name A
lot of time ready, huh Joey, Hey, wow, you went quick?
I just Joey, Well, I have to. This is his method.
(37:10):
I kind of love this hashtag car alarm challenge where
you do your best imitation of a car alarm. Now,
these are humans. They sound great. That's a human. Come on,
that's amazing. Tell me that's not awesome. No, I mean
(37:40):
looks like a flow. Write a song like, uh, Amy,
give me a car alarm? Go ahead? Weird? No, no, no no,
I didn't say an eighteen hundred ambulance. Oh that's what
it was. Good. What does the car alarm sound like?
That's a dump truck backing up? Is that a carlar? Sure? Okay, good,
(38:05):
that's a cat let's watch. You want to take a
shot at this? Yeah, all right, here we go, goohead.
It's tough. It looks like a hurt puppy. Well, all
can make of each other. That's a happy pup. Let's
just all puppies with different temperaments. Go ahead, are you?
(38:26):
Oh you're getting there now? That was not that bad.
I wonder if I go high pit, come on a cat.
Oh yeah, it's not so easy, is it? No supposed
to be? Though? Is that crazy? Yeah? Carlar challenge Bobby. So,
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so what happened? So out on a walk again like
we normally do again, suns on the scooter, and he's
way ahead of me, and he stops at every corner
where he may have to cross the street. He stops
at the corner and waits, because that's the rule, don't
cross the streets. Right. So I'm walking with some girlfriends.
We're way behind, and I see this car turn the
corner and then h pull over. The woman gets out
(39:12):
of her car and runs. She sees this little boy
on a corner all by himself, dramatic, and she's thinking,
where's your mom? So she's yelling, almost yelling at him,
like why are you out here by yourself? Where is
your mom? And I'm like from behind him, like what
is happening? My friends and I were like what is
going on? And I'm like, excuse me, and she goes,
I'm not talking to you, I'm looking for his mom.
(39:34):
And by the way, Emmy has a black son. Ammy's
a white woman, so people often go, uh, that's not
the match yees, so he is black, I'm white. He's
Haitian too. Yeah. Yeah, so hold on because it gets better.
First of all, she points her fingering me. She goes, not,
I'm not I'm not talking to I'm looking for his mom.
She points a finger like this, like because she's very
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concerned about this situation, almost like know. Once she found
out I was his mom, she was a little bit relieved,
but also like why is he standing on this corner
by himself? And I'm like, I'm right back here. It's
because he's on an electric scooter and he's ahead of
me and he's awesome, and he waits for me at
each crossing. So anyway, are your friends with you? Yes?
(40:17):
He want a jumper. No, But it just was we
were like, whoa, this is all very intense because even
if I saw an eight, like, I get I get it.
He's eight, almost nine, but he does look for so
in her mind, she's probably thinking there's a four year
old on the corner of a five year old. But really,
in my mind, I'm like, we're good. So I as
I get closer, I'm like, no, no no, no, ma'am. I
(40:37):
am his mom. And then she kind of backs off
a load and she goes oh, and she goes, Okay,
no judgment here. I get it. My family has taken
in people from Ethiopiam. I mean I was like, okay,
just because he has accent and he's like, like, he's
(40:58):
from me, Theiopia now. So it was funny, like in
My Friends and Night, it was just a good It
was a good moment because it hadn't it had layers
to it of like freaking out. She pulled over. It's
almost uses out of breath and then she put her fringrooms.
I'm not talking to you, I'm looking for a mom. Okay,
how many friends yet with you? Before? It's our girl
gang deep on the sea. We were all deep. It
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was five, I guess because Mary's and times people shut
the doors and they they pulled down their shades like
oh the girl. Yeah your color color? No, but shouldn't
we get one? Yeah? Tis really right. It's time for
the good news. Good Dolores and Lynn have been pinpals
(41:42):
since the sixties. We're talking sixty years of writing letters.
They live in two separate countries, and after sixty years,
Dolores got on a plane and went and met Lynn
in person. Wow. They kept in contact since they were
in like fourth grade, started writing letters, you know, some program,
and then kept it going, kept it going. Said finally,
after sixty years, I guess we should meet each other
(42:04):
before we die. Oh wow. Well they didn't say that,
but I just assume because they got to be old,
they could move that over to text. You know. I
think at some point they want to keep righting. They
turn it into emails and phone calls to stay in
touch with technology advanced in six years. Or do they
get together and they finally met best friends forever? That's
what's all about, right there. That was tell me something good,
(42:29):
your buddy, and missed the Bobby ball. This is the
Bobby bows right. So here's the news talking about a
raging idiot song. Here a song called Hobby Lobby Bobby,
and it's in my head so much. He says, my
(42:49):
name is Bobby Lobby. Bobby. If you like arts and crafts,
just call me. I can teach you all me anyway.
They're sitting at the news desk. He's gonna suit and time. Yeah,
like a sports count in a tie or whatever. My
name is Hobby Lobby Bobby. If you like arts and crafts,
just call me. This is one of the songs that
(43:10):
I just played on a radio, just the radio a
little bit, but yeah, crazy huh. So shout out to
Shane Ewing from Cake News and Whitchtock, Kansas for singing
Hobby Lobby Bobby. That's awesome, funny and the other two
coho anchors or whatever. I'm looking at and like, what, like,
what are you doing? What did you do? Lunchbikes? It's
(43:30):
called bathroom confession. So I go sit in the stall
in the bathroom and I wait for someone to sit
in the stall next to me, and then I asked
them for life advice. How creepy would it be if
somebody's just like, because that's what he does here? Stall one?
What up in stall two? Yeah, So my wife's sister
send me a dirty pick and I don't know how
(43:52):
to like respond, like do I tell my wife or
do I tell my sister in law? Hey, you need
to cut that out. It didn't come through. Yeah, yeah,
all right, so don't say anything to either one. All right,
thanks Matt. That's not bad advice, though, And the guy
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was this straightforward like, yeah, here's what I think about it.
Laugh it out. That's funny. Lunch boxes in a public
bath that I'm sitting in a stall and when someone
says next to me, knocks on the wall and asks
for advice, you ask someone because you got fired, apparently, lunchbox. Yeah,
I faked like I got fired, but I was scared
to tell my wife. So I was taking business trips anyway,
and I was seeing if I should tell her after
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a month because I was feeling bad. All right, Stall one,
what up? It's stall two. I got fired for my
job like a month ago, and I've been taking these
business trips just because I didn't want to tell my
wife that I got fired. I think I need to
tell my wife, and I just don't know how I
want to say. I leave a note, Do I write
(44:59):
it in a card or a teller like conversation? Okay,
so text message don't you don't think it works. No, thanks, man,
I'm sorry to bothering you. I know it's awkward and
very nice. Yeah, I mean you almost have no other
thing to do but to answer. Yeah, you're not going anywhere.
(45:20):
You're trapped, all right. Bathroom confessions, lunchbox goes into a
public bathroom. Where are you doing these? By the way,
I was doing them in airports just because I knew
there was a lot of people coming and going. So
you're gonna have a lot of traffic, and so you're
gonna get a lot of people. Install three, stall four,
stall one. So you go to the busiest place the airport.
(45:43):
So he's sitting in the airport bathroom knocking on the stall.
I'm surprised they don't think you want to do something else,
all right, I don't know. That's when you stot under.
When the international sign is to slide your foot under,
I let you slid a piece of toilet paper. Unders
know what's happening. All I know is that lunchboxes at
airport bathrooms knocking on the wall, getting advice from people.
(46:05):
And this one you lost a bunch of money, Yeah,
I said, I lost five thousand at the casino last night,
and it was supposed to be a down payment for
our car. What should I do? Stall one? What up
at stall two? I lost five thousand at the casino
last night, which was supposed to be a down payment
for a car. And I don't know how to tell
my wife five thousand dollars? Yeah, shout like lie and
(46:29):
see the five thousand fell out of my pocket. Let's
tell the truth. Yeah, yeah, true. You think I should
get her some flowers? Chocolate? Oh, chocolate. There you go. Advice.
That's a good advice. That's one more. Here's you got lunchboxes?
Knocking on the wall Stall four, Stall three, I need
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some life advice? Can you help me out? Stall four?
Stall three, Stall four, Stall four. I convinced my WIFEI
we named our daughter. That's good guy. I didn't want
anything to do that. He didn't answer any just flushed. Oh.
(47:12):
I saw his feet. I was looking at his feet.
That's why I kept knocking, because I was like, I
know you're there, like I know you're there, and you
are just ignoring me. And he would not respond, and
so I just went into it. And I don't know
if he even got done. He just got it been
left he flush it was out there. You go, there's
lunchbox having people talked to him while they're both sitting
on the toilet. There it is. Give me your opinion
(47:36):
on this. A woman who wants to marry her boyfriend
is not thrilled that he customized for his ex girlfriend
and that he never proposed with it, right, but he
designed it for her. What do you think about that?
So again, he didn't propose with it. He didn't there
(47:57):
was no proposal, right, but he had it and he
made it, and he made it with the ex girlfriend
in mind. Proposal didn't happen. But then it's time to
proposal his current girlfriend. He just uses that ring. I
shouldn't say, Jess uses he used that ring. That's it.
Talk to me. I don't know. I mean, pardon me.
Doesn't want to care about it, but I mean, I
guess I would just hope that he would want to.
(48:19):
Maybe I get it. You already have the ring, and
that's probably a lot of money, so you got to
figure that out. But I mean, you could sell it
like you know how you strip a car for parts.
So stripped the ring for parts, ring for parts, the gold,
sell the diamond, take a hint okay, and then redesign
something for her engagement ring because I mean, that's just
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the new potential bride to be. He says, her boyfriend's
fit thousands on the ring for the X but never
popped questions, so she never got the ring he's been
holding onto it said, maybe this was the purpose the whole.
Maybe that's a good way to look at it. That's
actually a really if he were to say that to me,
you know, maybe this is I mean that why actually work?
If he if he phrases it correctly, now why Yeah?
(49:01):
And I would want to know why. I mean, did
he ended up just breaking it with her? Did she
break up with him? I don't know. There's so many questions,
but I say, stripped the ring for parts lunchbox way.
Thinking about this, I don't think it's a big deal
at all. I don't see a problem. The ring has
never been used. It's a brand new, beautiful ring, and
you love the ring and you love him. He got
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down on one knee. You're the first proposal that ring
has ever seen, and it is for you, the one
and only. Get over yourself and accept the ring. So
what if she hadn't have a wedding band for another dude,
and she's like, well, I'm gonna give this one to you, okay,
and it would never was used. Fine, no problem with
that quote. Something in my heart just can't get over
the fact that the ring was originally made for someone else.
(49:44):
It's like I bought this, like take it any gift
like for that matter, you buy it for somebody else
and then they find out like, oh, I actually needed
this for you, but I'm giving it to you. That's
like saying, oh, I can't buy that house because someone
else already lived in it. Like, come on on, get
over it. The house was built for someone else. Okay,
that's different. We'll put this upon our Facebook page. People
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can go and hop in and see what they want
to say about this quote. He assured me she never
wore it exactly. But I just don't want something that
wasn't made for me. Can I just say this, though,
because I mean, am on your side on this. It'd
be tough for me. I'm just a human and I
would be like, Oh, you meant this for someone else,
then she should have it. Maybe a new one that's
not practical, but that's I would feel the same way.
(50:27):
Rings on practical and too if you did go get
a ring, it wasn't It was never designed for you either,
just a normal ring. I don't know I even told her.
That's where my mind goes back, like why'd you even
bring this up? Just give her the ring and be like, exactly, well,
you made a great point. He makes a great point
that ring rings are not designed specifically for you. It's
(50:47):
just at a ring shop and you go pick it out.
And I can counter that he bought the ring with
the intent of marrying somebody else and that didn't work out.
So he's been holding on to it to give to you.
If you don't want it, he'll marry someone else. Oh
and so that would cause you to break up with
the girls. You don't have the ring? Right, here's your question.
(51:09):
More than a quarter of people, so they haven't taken
part in this activity even once in the past year.
What is it. Let's go over to John in Missouri,
who was on the phone. Hey John, about a quarter
of people, so they haven't done this. Take it home driving? No,
(51:29):
not it, that's incorrect, thank you, I know, than Amy Cooking.
Oh no, that's not it either. Lunchbox gone to a
wedding no, I'm sorry, I got it and it's gonna
make you really happy. Go into a movie incorrect. Now,
let's take one more shot at it. Let's go over
to Chad in New Orleans chat. More than a quarter people.
(51:51):
So they haven't done this? What is it? All right?
I have two guesses. I'd say turk or treating my
daughter says getting a haircut. Oh wow, well guess what
neither are right? Twenty percent of people haven't even read
part of a book in the past twelve months. No
book reading. So read some books, folks. So I say
(52:11):
I'd be part of that group for sure. Really, yeah,
what do you read? Nothing? Your phone text tweets. Here's
the question, is this annoying or awesome? Here's a Southwest
Airlines flight attendant rapping the in flight safety demonstration. Okay,
here we go. My name is where they can be
(52:44):
start soon the ground will be Okay, lunchbox wall, you
think about that. I'm already annoyed. Like I am so
annoyed if I'm on that plane, I just get up there,
do it and get now. Don't trying to be a performer.
If you want to be a performer, go get an
act in Vegas and I have a residency. This is annoying.
(53:06):
Oh it's that easy? Did we get a residency? Well,
I mean this is obviously someone that wanted to be
a performer, and then they have everybody held hostage so
they can do whatever they want. Amy, y'all, I'm pretty
sure if I was a flight attendant, I would do that.
In fact, I really I think I know that I
would because I can make the right like I could
write a rap like that would be good, and I
would do it. I think it's awesome that sounds like
(53:29):
I had an answering machine rap basically just like that
when I was a kid, And do you remember how
it went? Exactly? Okay, ladies and gentlemen, here she is Amy. Hello,
we're the moms with a story to tell. We're not
home at the moment, so don't have a cow. Just
leave a little message at the sound of the tone.
We'll call back as soon as possible. My customer was
(53:49):
so embarrassed because she was in junior high when I
was in elementary school, and I put that on our
family answering machine and her little boyfriends would call and
she'd be like, oh my gosh, I'm gonna go on
I'm a little annoyed by it, but I get for
the oval. I think most people aren't. I'm okay with it.
I like it. Yeah, it's fun for the airline. I
when I get on a planet or try to go
to sleep, so when I'm trying to go to sleep
and they're screaming night rap, it's fine. Listen, I'm gonna
(54:12):
go on Amy's side of it that I think it's
great for the brand. It's fun. Southwix is fun. They're
a real nice but man, when they start sometimes they'll
sing and it's awkward and they can't sing and they're
trying to say. It's like somebody in karaoke who tries
too hard, and you're just kind of like, oh, I
don't have a bad singer than someone who thinks that
that sting. But I'm for it, like I'm for it,
So you're against it? To No. Two one four sore
(54:34):
we are? That's we fall on this. This woman has
food poisoning and that is just an awful feeling. Nothing
you can do. Head hurts, stomach hurts, and she's like,
I have terrible food poisoning until she gave birth. Oh wow,
So she was pregnant. Patricia Crawford, a New Jersey woman,
(54:55):
thought she had food poisoning, spent the night in the
bathroom with tummy troubles, and then at five ammers was born. Golly,
this happens, and so crazy. Every time it happens is
so bizarre. She said she didn't have any pregnant symptoms
over the nine months, aside from the occasional stomach pain.
She may have felt a flutter, but it was like
I thought it was gas. But I mean, I just
(55:17):
see how big bellies get something like the baby, Like,
there's no denying that someone is like nine months pregnant.
And then and I wonder that moment too, where it
goes from am I about to do number two? Dude,
there's a baby head, probably a different feeling, but it's like,
oh my, that's what crazy. My friend that this happened,
(55:40):
she would be willing. I mean I haven't talked to
her in years. I mean, I would have chuck her down.
She's my friend from college. This legit happened to her
and she was in the bathroom, didn't know she was pregnant.
Next thing, no baby came out, but her uterus is
really set far back yeah, mayby what's happening today? Day?
(56:00):
Just no meetings or anything crazy ballet day. How you've
been practicing? Oh, I don't practice. My daughter does, but
she's funny. Amy's been doing ballet too. Secretly, we didn't
all of the sense. She comes out like no, but
I do try to work with my daughter on it.
But she's getting She for one, she's really enjoying soccer,
which is a one eighty because she was not liking
(56:21):
it and now she is. And then ballet's kind of
getting there. And then Eddie, she loves the keyboard. Did
you know what makes all kinds of noises? Yeah? Yeah,
Like there's a button drinking program and it's like makes sounds.
Ross used to play them on friends and it was
like I was in a banking on my music. And
then like that thank you see you tomorrow by everybody?
(56:44):
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah Bobby Bone so
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