(Weds Full Show) Why Did Bobby's Valentines Day Dinner Not Go As Planned + Update On Sending Listener Valentine's Day Dinner + Find Out The Products The Show Is Loving!

Find out why Bobby is super annoyed about last night's Valentines Day didn't go as planned. Plus, we share a follow up from the Post Show yesterday, hear what happened to the money Bobby sent a listener to spend on dinner. Then, the show shares product recommendations they are loving!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Wednesday Show Morning Studio Morning. All right, let's
go around the room. Up first. He is our video producer.
He's a dad of four, and even though the Cowboys

(00:21):
are out and the super Bowl is over, he's begging
for Markay. Still want that Cowboys hat here? Hey, So,
my boys are really into collecting sports cards now, like
they've been doing it for two years and they've got
some really good cards. I'm thinking about opening up an
eBay account, and I don't know, I don't know if
it's more for me or for them, but I think
it'd be cool to teach them how to collect cards,

(00:42):
make money off of them, the whole shipping process and
all that. What do you think, what if they don't
make money, you gonna let them lose money. It's part
of it, right, it's all. It's all about teaching moments.
So are you buying the cards? No, they're buying. They've
already bought the cards. Like whenever they get extra you know,
toore money or whatever, they buy their cards. They go
to birthday parties, they get cards whatever, and that's that's

(01:03):
it part of it. But now they go online, they
post them, they take pictures of it. Do a little
description and they just sell it. They make the money.
I think anytime you can teach a kid anything to
do with the finances is great because we didn't. We
went to school and learn all kind of stupid stuff.
We never learned real life stuff. So I think it's
a good idea. But there's gonna be some disappointment, and
you're gonna be doing a lot of the work that
you're not probably prepared to do. That's what I was

(01:24):
worried about. Yeah, so I would do it because I
think it's great for them to learn, but you know,
you have to do do all the work. And do you
do those cards even sell? Like I really want to
sell them or they trying to collect? Well, so the
market's huge. I follow a couple of people to do so, yes,
but I think it's fun. I think you should do it.
Let us know how it goes. Hey, they have a
couple of cards that are like I saw online for
about fifty bucks each. Well, Lunchbox is also invest in

(01:44):
the stock markets, so that's right, I'm making money. Can
I buy stock in like baseball cards? Maybe baseball card
companies at their public that's cool, but I'm not sure
about that. All right next up here he is he
uses the bathroom as a snack room. That's right, lunchbox. Everybody, listen.
I'm a big Facebook guy. I love to do the
chat on Facebook, keep in touch with people on Facebook.

(02:07):
But then I look and I got a friend request
whatever you call that. And I look and it's one
of my old high school teachers. And this is one
of the high school teachers that was really rude and
kind of, you know, a jerk when I was in
high school, didn't like me very much. All of a
sudden on the radio Superstar all the sudden, Well, I

(02:27):
guess maybe this teacher didn't know that finally found me
on Facebook and set me a request. And what you
do usually I live people in limbo. If I don't,
I'm like, I don't know. I hit reject. Why what
she was rude to me in high school? What's she
trying to teach you? And you were kind of a clown?
I was definitely a clown, but she was definitely not
very friendly towards me. Like when I showed up to graduation,

(02:51):
this one teacher in particular pulled me aside, said listen,
this is a sophisticated event. Please act dignified or we're
gonna pull you out and not give you a diploma, probably,
And I'm like dignified. And it was a graduation. Reely
Bobby has to do that here at work. But here's
my thing, Hey, teacher, get over yourself. This graduation is
not about you. It's about us, the students. Let us
do our thing. Rejected, she was rejected. We really showed her. Okay.

(03:13):
Up next, she hosts the Four Things with Amy Brown podcast,
and every weekend she hosts a Woman of Irt Country broadcast.
Here she is Amy. I was invited to a read
over for a friend's fortieth birthday and I had never
heard of this. But pretty much, you show up to
the house with pajamas, something cozy, comfy, and it's a
book club assignment, except for you have to read the

(03:34):
book before you get there, and you have we have
like a month to do it. The book is Wild.
And then when you get there, we have like wine, cheese, crackers,
and we watch the movie the book is Wild, or
the book is called Wild. It's called Wild book. Yeah,
this woman wrote it. She hyped the PCT. So lucky
for me, I've already read it. Greece Witherston stars in

(03:54):
the movie. So it's super fun. You go, we show up,
We're gonna talk about the book, and then I'll watch
the movie together. Not seen the movie I have, but
it's okay. You already read the book and watch the movie. Yeah,
she's your friends basically. No, that's just what she chose
because I guess that's something she wanted to do, which
I just thought this was a good idea. If you're
looking for something different to do, spend the night. I
think that's optional. Oh I don't know that would be

(04:16):
doing that. I'm not going to Yeah, I probably go home.
You have a car, you drive home. Probably. What does
the girls like to have slipper parties? Women? Women though?
You know, but they don't, No, not really. They probably
go home. Okay, yeah, all right, right, you're up from
Mountain Pine in Arkansas. He's had lots of jobs since childhood,
and he loves to tell us something good. Bobby bones

(04:38):
very much. I'm gonna say yes. Like three weeks ago,
I got this sinus infection. I think we all know. Man,
once you get that cough, it's just so hard to shake.
I can't like I have it weeks and weeks I
can't get rid of it. I've tried everything. I went
to my doctor, and I normally wouldn't, but when it
comes of my voice, I got to make sure I
have have its work. And I'm like smoking on this

(04:59):
like peace pipe, except it's like some sort of thing
that they have, and you're like you're breathing in and
out and it's some kind of vapor thing I imagine
it was. And so I did that and apparently, you
know you, all your bronchial stuff gets inflamed and I
just can't shake the cough. And I was like, wow,
what's the deal. Why can't we fix this? He's like something,

(05:21):
it's just time and healing. He said. You go to
the grocery store, the pharmacy. You see all these cough things.
Everybody's got an eye, he said. If they knew how
to fix it, it wouldn't be all these things. So
you can do little things. But I'm in that process.
I mean, I'm like, I want a cough right now. Yeah,
you're doing good holding Yeah, thank you very much. It's
been like three weeks man, and everyone lets a botching

(05:41):
that CoFe. I wouldn't shake it, which is why we
all got the coffin. I just never got sick. I
got this. No you did. I did not get you sick.
You heard what I said, you heard? Thank you. Let's
open up the mailbags. Hello, Bobby Bones. I was recently

(06:07):
in a wedding for a good friend of mine, and
the maid of honor broke the law. She is a
pharmacy technician who works at the local grocery store. There's
a pharmacy inside of it. That's where she goes every
day to work. At the reception of the wedding, the
maid of honor went up to another bridesmaid and asked
her if she knew why my dad needed to take
narcotics or his ed medication. The bride'aid was so embarrassed

(06:31):
and very uncomfortable learning this information about her father. So
do you get it? Like she went and asked a question,
why does your dad need? But she's not supposed to
share that because yes, that makes sense, yes, okay. Discussing
patient prescriptions with someone without the consent of the patient
as a violation of HIPPA. Not only did she break
the law of this perception, she also started drama, making

(06:52):
awful comments about people's appearance and flirting with married men
in front of their wives. Yeah, she was on one hunt. Wow,
that's a party. Now we're partying on earth. As a
nurse myself, I know how serious the hippa violation is.
And if she is doing it to one person, she's
doing it to other people. And that's probably true too.
I'm asking you, world class advice giver. Do I report it?

(07:14):
Do I stick my spoon in their chili? Do I
talk to the girl about her actions, even though we're
not friends, nor have I ever been a fan of
her ever? Please help, sincerely, a nurse who doesn't break hippa. Wow,
we got into the weeds here. I mean, whomever this
if is, they hear this, they know it's them. That
is pretty descriptive here. Oh yeah, that stinks. She should

(07:37):
not do that. What I would do, though, is probably
just not affiliate with her in any way and give
her any information. I would have your dad go to
somebody new because it's your dad. If it were you,
I think, and you wanted to report it, I think
that's a little different. You probably could. I'm just telling
you what I would do if someone were sharing my information,
I'd probably report it. If someone we're sharing the information

(07:59):
of somebody I knew, I'd probably go to that personal like,
don't ever work with them again. They got big mouth.
So I don't know unless there's like a secret line
you can call and dis guide your voice anonymous, I
don't know that I would do the calling, but I
definitely would not work with around or have anything to
do with her where she has any information of mine.

(08:21):
It does sound like she was going hard, though maybe
she's just had a little too much to drink that
It's sometimes Listen, I know a lot of my friends
and they get drunk, they just completely disregard hippa. Why
are you looking at me? No, just hip? I mean
I was like, what, hippa do you know? They're not
even doctors, They just just hip all day all night. Okay,
there's a hippo hot line? Should we call it and

(08:41):
rat her out? And just read the email. What I'm
going to say is I don't think I would call
and rat her out. I just would not work with
her anymore, That's what I'm going to say. And your
friends work with this, and I think it's okay to
even have a conversation with her if you feel comfortable
having that conversation and if you don't like her, you
don't know where you could just send her an email

(09:01):
and then hope she shares it, like oh I can't
believe I Oh yeah, yeah, share that. Go ahead and
share that email where I said you broke hip a violation,
because you definitely could do that too and scare her
a little bit and be like, hey, look you came
to the wedding, this is what happened. I'm a nurse, like,
I'm just watching out for you. Be careful because you
broke a hipA violation and I heard it, and I

(09:24):
hope nobody else did either, because I hate for you
to be reported. You could do that and seem like
a friend. Nice, yeah, but really, deep down, we know
what you're doing, cutting like a knife. I wouldn't turn
her in. I'd probably say something to her via digital technology,
but I would not work with her ever. Again, that's
what I would do, Amy, Listen, I just assume everybody
obeys the hippo like, you know what assuming and get

(09:46):
you what trouble nothing. I don't know. I really not
the saying I think you know, yeah, you know what
assuming does? Yeah? Yeah, I got it. I got it.
So because I just trust if someone's in that position
at any in time. And so this is just showing
me that we can't trust everybody. But I agree with
this shows you that your life, Amy, what are you

(10:07):
talking about when it comes to Himpa, I feel like
it's just this oath that like nobody wants to break.
I got you, but I think everybody wants to break.
It'd be the coolest thing to break. Imagine if you
were a um shrink, You're going to all of a sudden,
you got people coming in for therapy when you let go,
tell your friends all the best, write a book on it.
So that's what I say. Send her note, don't work

(10:29):
with her again, tell your dad so he doesn't work
with her again. And then but don't bring up the
ED stuff. Right, it would be embarrassing, shouldn't It shouldn't
be a stigma, but it will be. I mean, what
does she think he needs up for exactly? That's it.
Close the mail bag, we got your that was found
to clog. Let's go check in with Morgan, who runs

(10:53):
all of our digital of our web. And Morgan told
me that she spent a whole bunch of money on
a bagel. And Morgan, how much on this bagel. I
spent sixty seven dollars on a bagel? Think about it?
How did she spend sixty seven dollars on a bagel?
You'll each have your own theory here. Let's see who
gets the closest. So LORI go, what kind of shop?

(11:15):
You want to ask one question? Yes or no question?
Yeah or no? No? Okay, I'll ask a couple of questions.
Then they can sit over there. What kind of a
bagel place? Or where did you go? They're hand rolled
from New York Bagels. And what day and what time?
It was a Saturday morning? So like eight nine o'clock? Yeah,

(11:36):
like nine am? Was it packed? It was packed, very busy. Okay,
And does this sixty seven dollars have to do with
you buying somebody else's bagel? No? Okay, this mine alone,
just one bagel. There you go. So she went to
get a bagel, spend sixty seven dollars? How did she
do it? Who wants to deliver their theory first? Because
if you go first, no one can steal your theory.

(11:57):
I'll go first, Eddie. Yeah, look it's what's on the bagels.
So she's a vegetari or she might be a vegan.
I don't know, no vegetarian. So there's gotta be some
like expensive cheese. So let's go imported cheese from somewhere
and macaroni and cheese, grilled stuff on it. Do you
think she meant to spend sixty seven dollars or a surprise? No?

(12:17):
Is she meant to do it? Oh she saw the menu,
She's like, I want all of that on my bagel. Okay,
so she was hard. Yes, do you think she went
It's just a random day where she was like a
deservet treat myself. I went hard sixty seven dollars exactly
lunchbox I at first thought. She ordered one from New
York and had it mailed to her house. So she
saw it online and was like, this is supposed to

(12:37):
be the best best bagel in the world. So she
had it delivered at nine am to her house. Is
that your answer? That's my answer. So she's special ordered
a bagel from New York. She saw something on Instagram
or TikTok talking about this the best bagel in the world,
and she got the vegetarian option had it overnighted to
her house. Okay. Any Morgan goes by a bagel sixty

(13:00):
seven dollars. Well, she said it was packed, and so
I feel like maybe someone there hooked her up with
the seven dollars bagel faster, so she tipped them sixty.
That's interesting. She was feeling extra generous. Organ RADI those
theories correct, No they are not. Well, okay, okay, I

(13:21):
want to give you another clue or so okay, okay.
So she goes unexpectedly, it's sixty seven dollars. Okay. So
was never a plan to get a gold truffle bagel,
but she went into the bagel place. All said and
done cost her sixty seven dollars. They had to make

(13:44):
a special dough vegetarian. They had to clean the grills
of the ovens because of vegetarian reasons. So they said,
it's going to be extra money to watch out for
your dietary needs. That's why it's sixty seven dollars. That's
his final go ahead. Normally gather there's like gold flex
or truffles involved. It goes, then it's packed. She buys

(14:07):
a bagel, and when it's all said and done, sixty
seven dollars. Oh, they she didn't notice it was sixty
seven till later she gets home and realized they ripped
her off, rang her up. That's good. That's good, Eddie,
I got it. She orders the bagel, looks up and

(14:31):
looks at the actual person that took her order. It's
Gordon Ramsey. It's celebrity day at the bagels shop. Come on, no,
I was like, where was Gordon Ramsey. I'm gonna say this.
Amy's the closest dish, wouldn't you say, Morgan? Yeah, Amy's
the closests What do I get? You get one more?

(14:51):
Guess that's what each of you get. Raise your hand
whenever you have it. So lunchbox. They charged Morgan for
the wrong order. She paid for someone else's order, and
when they called her name, she got her one bagel.
But they had rang up someone's order and never charged them,
so there was already something on the cash register. Eddie. Yeah,
it was Morgan's fault. She wrote on the tip line

(15:12):
of the total, and then the total was the total.
So I don't really know exactly what I'm saying, but
somehow she did the wrong thing. I like it, Amy, Okay,
I mean both of those are good. In a line
with her line, the line up with what I was
trying to say, but I'm trying to think of how
mine could be different. Maybe they did okay, so if
they didn't do it on purpose, they I don't know.

(15:34):
That's all I got. Oh, maybe the guy I thought
Morgan was hot. I was hoping she would come back,
so he charged her wrong on purpose to get her
back in the Store's good to ask for the digits,
is it? Though? That'd be tough. I'd be a tough
way to do it, though, Like, Okay, Morgan, So you
went to buy a bagel? Yeah, ended up costing a
sixty seven dollars. None of them are right, They've each
had three opportunities. What happened? Yeah, so I walked in,

(15:56):
I got my bagel. It was seven dollars, and I
was really excited. I was only in the shop for
about ten minutes. Walked outside. Didn't realize I parked in
a paid lot. I had a sixty dollars ticket on
my car. Sears. Oh, I was definitely not thinking that.
That's that's ter I hate that. Okay, that is messed up.

(16:16):
Why because you feel bad you didn't get it? Well,
I would have never thought, never about that, And I
can't believe it's sixty dollars for paying it a lot.
I gotta think guess had the bun Hey you've heard
that before, but I'd never pay it. Yeah, I gotta
think it's at the jailbars. No, no, no, no, it's
not a city lot. You ain't gonna pay that. Oh.
I paid it right away and then I just threw

(16:38):
away the ticket and pretended it didn't happen. Made it
a city lot. You don't have to pay that. No,
I don't know. It's a private company. But I don't know.
I don't know that's true. I don't know why you
made would pay it. Then. I don't know what he's saying.
I don't know if he's right or wrong. It's like
if you go to a college campus. It's like the
University of Texas and Austin. I used to get parking
tickets at all the time. Guess what never paid? You
got a speed and ticket in a state and you left.

(16:58):
You don't have to pay it, But if you go
that state, you'll get arrested. In Jack and Mike, can
you research this? The lunchbox says you don't have to
pay a ticket on a private lot. Go ahead, you
know something I've looked it up before because I got
a ticket recently and they said they can enforce the law. Well,
you're not going to get a ticket. What do you
mean they can enforce the law, like if they wanted
to go the extra step of like prosecuting you or
debt collector, which will hurt your credit. That for sure

(17:21):
will happen, but you won't get in trouble with the
law for not paying it, right, but it can hurt
your credit bad. Yeah. Yeah, I feel like so many
lots right now. I'll have the scanning your license like
QR code, It like recognizes you right when you and
they're all consolidating, so anytime you go try to park anywhere,
it's going to flag you. Well, he ain't paying for it.
Dang it. Organ thank you and show let's stretch our
minds a little bit. It's time for the good news.

(17:45):
Back in twenty twenty one, Vernon Jackson, owner of Noble
Barbara and Beauty and Cincinnati, said I need to do
more to accommodate customers with special needs, talking about his
own shop and all so to help kids and other
adults with special needs have the ability to go into
places and not feel like there's anything different about them.

(18:09):
So he gets on social media, he writes, tells a
story about people coming into his shop and how he
wants to do better, And then he started doing the
Gifted Event, free haircuts to kids with various medical conditions
including autism, down syndrome, spina bifida. All have to be
treated differently, sounds, visual stimulation, etc. So the Gifted Event
is what led him to meeting Ellison you Banks. They

(18:31):
made a viral TikTok video and now so many people
have been donating money and time and it's even spread
that He's like, I can't believe this all happened just
for me getting on social media and going, hey, how
can we do this better? Here is a clip of
Julie you Banks, whose son Ellison is a client. He
was just welcoming to him and treated him like a
human being like any other client, and worked with him

(18:53):
and followed his lead. And I think that means a
lot to any person, and Ellison appreciated that and in
turn felt super comfortable with him. This guy here just
trying to make small difference made a big difference. That
is what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
We have a scam alert coming up in about one minute.

(19:15):
Hang on for that. First of all, Lunchbox says he
has an etiquette question for me. Yes, it has to
do with celebrities if you see him in public. So
let's say you're at a kid's sporting of say, let's
say did this happen to you? Yeah? Okay, then just
say what happened to you? Saw a celebrity at a
kid's sporting event slash school function? And I was like,
whoa can you go up and ask for a picture

(19:35):
with this celebrity and be like, hey, what's up? And
before I could do it, there was already people approaching
the celebrity taking pictures with them, and I was like,
you know what, we already run in the same circles.
I was just trying to say, what's up, Like, because
we're cool? Now you said you wanted a picture. How
the whole segment started. Well, I was gonna take a
picture just like I I could post it on the Gram
and be like, hey, look I've been hanging with today
about you aren't hanging with him. They were the same place,

(19:56):
They were the same place, the same event, and so
I just wondered, is it okay? To go up to
this celebrity. To celebrities at kid functions, I would say, generally,
as a rule, if a celebrity is doing something with
their kid or for their kid, you don't do that
generally as the rule. If it's something to do with
the kids, they're they're trying to be normal. Now. If
you do that's they know they're famous and it sucks,

(20:19):
and there's some bad parts about being famous too, and
that's one of them, and they shouldn't be mean about it.
They can nicely say, hey, I'm happy to do this.
At the end, when we're about to leave, I think
that's the best way to do it. Like I'm watching
my kid play soccer right now, I would love to
get a picture with you when this is over. They
could absolutely do that, or they could go, man, I'm
just some of my kids right now. Is a cool.
If you don't do pictures, that's fine too, But I

(20:40):
would personally not if it has anything to do with
the kids. If they're walking around with their kids at
the at the mall or Walmart or in the chilies
or whatever, it would not bother them with kids or
while they're eating those are or I'm gonna add another
one because I've always said don't bother their celebrity with
their kids or while they're eating, or while they're in
the bathroom. Yeah, that's a good one because that's just
a weird situations for everybody. It is. So what are

(21:03):
we gonna say? Well, I mean, how does the lunchbox
handle it? Because he's at the same event and he's
a celebrity on his groom. I didn't see anything. I
didn't a right, cool? But did anybody ask to take
a picture of Some people do? And when I'm with
my kids and they're like, oh, you know, and some
people understand that I don't do my kids and they're like, oh,
don't worry, the kids won't be in and others they're like, oh,
can I get your kids in it? I'm like no,

(21:24):
like period no, And so they'll so why would you
go up to somebody and ask I get a picture
when they're doing some of their kids but you don't
like it? No, No, I don't want my kids in
the picture, right, Okay? And so I did. I respected
the celebrity, didn't get a picture and just went about
my day. But if there wasn't a line, would you
have got probably got that pick. Yeah, was it a list?
Be list? What I don't know is a list? Cool?

(21:44):
Thanks for that. Maybe you tell us off the SEE
or B list. I don't know what you consider it.
By the way, CE and B, it's pretty high people think,
ye list that needs a bad our list is A
is the level of Stapleton carry Luke Brown Guard the
A lest like entertainer of the year. B is a
really famous but not quite the and C is middle famous.

(22:06):
Yeah I probably see them maybe, Okay, yeah, okay, well
good for you. I wouldn't do it with kids. And
like Ray at church, you saw celebrities at your church
all the time and you it's well, no, no no, no,
they're bachelor people. Yeah yeah, boy, they probably want to
go to ask for pictures. They're probably don't think. Yeah,
I think they want that. That's true. Um No, you
did good though. All right, you don't want to tell

(22:26):
us who it was. I mean I could tell you
if you want. There a reason? Is there a reason
that would be bad? No? No, I was just respecting
their privacy and their kids. You respect no one's privacy.
You try to sell a picture of Sam Hunt to
TMZ that you took on the side of the road.
I did do that. Yeah, so who was it? I
was Jimmy Allen at my basketball game. Yep, he coaches
with Eddie. Okay, but I was there. I was at

(22:48):
the game and people were taking pictures with him after
the game. You don't run the same circles either, book,
we were hanging out the same spot. It's now time
for a scammeler. Scammeler. Well, this is a question of
if it's a scam because Southwest Airlines has all this
pr stuff happening. I mean, it's been a nightmare. I

(23:09):
think they've gifted me like seventy five thousand points in
the last couple of weeks, which is amazing to make
up for some stuff. And now I'm getting emails that like,
flights are twenty five percent off as long as I
click the link in the email. And y'all have me
so worried about scams now everything about it looks legit. Yeah,
but you've been scammed so many times. It shouldn't be

(23:29):
us having you worried. You're having us do this segment
and we bring all these scams, and it makes me
just I don't want to click. Segment gets you worried.
Not that many times you've been scammed. I just don't
want to click on anything anymore. And I can save
twenty percent on a flight. I've just never heard of
an airline offering discounts, and so my brain immediately went
to like, oh, scammers are onto this. They know that

(23:50):
Southwest is trying to make up to their customers, so
they came up with this elaborate plan to offer twenty
percent off flights. The trick is, first of all, go
and look at the email that was sent to you
and see what that email is. If it's like lax
got but XGPO dot mail, Southeast dot com. Yeah, but
mostly it's like a weird one. So look at the

(24:11):
email because sometimes it'll show up. It's just like Sulfless Airlines.
But you gotta click into it and see what the
email is. UM, so, Amy, this is not a scam.
So they are selfless airlines. I get the email too.
It's twenty percent off if you do certain things. That's true.
Amy Jumps not a scam alert. Now. I almost got
scammed because it said, hey, your Twitter for Twitter verifications

(24:31):
about to expire, and I was like, I don't want
that to happen. So I went and I click the link.
I know, I click the link, click the link. I'm
gonna be honest with you, guys. I click the link
at post page, going are you sure you want to
continue on to the next page? And I went, I
don't backed off of it, went and check the email,
and it was like skullback. I got, hey, well, that's
nice for them to give you that chance to go back.
So well it wasn't them. Yeah, they were like, this

(24:54):
is a non secured so I almost got scammed on that. Wow,
because now anybody can get the blue check on Twitter,
So now they're just they try to scam you with that. Yeah,
and does your verification expire? I don't think it. Well,
it kind of already has, so they verified me because
of notoriety. But now it says because anybody can buy
it blue check mark now, which is kind of dumb.

(25:15):
I really like being special. Yeah, it's box. What was
the deal with you? Wasn't our scamle at we work?
Are they sending your crap to where you're scared to
click it? Yeah? Work. I keep getting an email saying, oh,
you have a training that's expired, and I'm like, ha, yeah, rifles.
And here's the problem. Here's the problem. Work sends me
these emails and like oh this is expired or this

(25:36):
is that? And I click on it and then two
days later I get an email, did you take the
bait your loser from the computer? Vers though? So guess what.
I don't click on anything, but he didn't even do
look things that work wants them to do anymore. But
I don't know if it's going to take classes anymore.
How do you know if a scam are real? See,
this is the problem that they created. They created the
hysteria of is it a scam? And so now nothing's

(25:58):
gonna get done here at work? Check your email? Okay,
but everybody say, I if you did the training, it's
like you need to take the training everybody, But how
do I know the computer already know that training isn't
a scam and it's the reverse things you should doing.
How do I know they didn't reach out to you
saying hey, just say yes and then he'll click on it.
We can send them that email againsan did we take debate?
They talk funny, I mean that's what they do. They

(26:20):
scler scammeler. Just be aware everybody click the email address
and see what it is. That's most ninety five percent
of the time. How you can tell if it's a
real scam or not. Every once in a while we'll
come on and gather and go, hey, we should recommend
this to our audience. Just all at one segment called
The Bobby Bones Show recommends Eddie your first, what do
you recommend to our audience? So ever since I've had kids,

(26:41):
my wife's rearview mirror points straight down to my kids
in the back seat, and I'm like, you need that
mirror to drive. It's not there so you can see
the kids in the back. Well, guys, this is a
game changer. I found this at Target. It's called the
Diono see Me two car mirror. It's an attachment that
goes under your existing rearview mirror and you can point
and that to the kids there. That way you can

(27:01):
use the rearview mirror for what it's really useful. Oh yeah,
that's practical, amazing, And so now my wife can see
the kids in the backseat and also drive whatever she
wants to go and take both rearviews and turn them
to different parts of the back That's a good point. Yeah,
I feel like she would do yeah, yeah, yeah, but
that's good. Yeah, that's a good invention too, because parents
with young kids want to see what their kids are

(27:22):
up to exactly. So will you say it again, it's
the dion no see me too, baby car mirror. And
then we'll also link this up on our website. Yeah, okay, Amy,
or recommend something. Okay, So it's been darker earlier. So
something that I got to help me with walks if
I'm walking the dog are gloves that have built in
little flashlights on your thumb and your pointer finger and

(27:46):
your other fingers are free, so they're not in a glove,
but you just slide it right in and when you're walking,
it gives you a flashlight. Also it allows other like
cars or people to see you in the dark. So
it's just like pupu gun exactly. Three fingers now cape lights. Yeah,

(28:06):
and it's just something because they have the headlights, but
then you have to put something on your head and
then these you just stick in. But you could use them.
I use them for walking, you could use them for
other things you need to do in the dark or running. No,
I was thinking, like we're trotting working somewhere over there's
a dark space crawling. I don't know. They're on Amazon.
They're like fifteen dollars and they're called two Few light Gloves.

(28:30):
There's tons of options. Give a brand. We need a
link one because okay, if we just go pupe gloves,
which I did name by the way, I'm pretty happy
with that. They're led flashlight gloves. And let me get
the brand. They're thirteen dollars. Okay, yes, the brand I
have is me up and Joe am my op E

(28:50):
j O L. Yeah, we'll link it. But it has
four thousand reviews like that lunchbox. What do you got?
What do you recommend? Oh? Guys, I got a Christmas
present this year from one of the listeners and it's
running watch coros Pace two. And because you begged for it,
you were gonna put it up on an angel tree.
I put a less fortunate child. No, I put up
a garment watch up there because it was the best

(29:10):
on the market. And I was like when I got
this one in the mails, like I guess this will do, dude.
It is awesome, Like it'll tell me where my heart
rate is at, like what levels it tells me if
I've reached my goals, my pace, the altitude change, the
elevation change, the wind. It factors in everything. It is awesome.
So I was disappointed it wasn't the garment, the expensive one,

(29:30):
but it's the coros pace two bam. It is awesome.
Do you remember the listener's name? Who say you that?
They just said a B teamer, that's all they said.
You didn't look on the package of to see where
it was sent from, though I think it was from Minnesota,
so it didn't. It didn't a thank you card back
to the address or not even thing about that. Yeah

(29:50):
that's cool. Well well link, well link, dude. It is
awesouch it costs unless you pay for it zero. Some listen,
some big teamer in Minnesota. I mean, how great is that? Dude?
It is so cool? And I mean I'm not a
big step person, but you go walk the dog. You'll
can't your steps? Don you got many calories you burn?
I thought I care? But it's awesome, raymon, don't recommend something. Yeah,

(30:13):
we got harder each windows. And this is the outside
of your windows. So it's a magnetic window cleaner. Um
and so you literally is just two magnets so you
spray the windows and what the inside magnet does, the
outside one does. Also you can put them on like
the bottom and raise it up and that's cool. It's
called Fcare. So you just on Amazon Fcare Magnetic window cleaner. Yeah,

(30:34):
and then Morgan, what do you have there? I got
a tongue scraper. They're like eight dollars on Amazon for
two and they clean your tongue and they make sure
it always looks good and you don't have bad breath.
It's really good for your oral hygiene. My wife just
bought some of these. Yeah. Yeah, they're like stainless steel
and they just got some tongue. I was like, what
are you trying to say? Do it right when you
wake up? I got offended. Why did you give me this? Well?

(30:55):
Have you ever like stuck out your tongue and had
white on It looks really gross and makes it go away.
I'm healthy, not disgusting thing. Yeah, I mean you're dying. Yeah,
um okay. So mine is called the Diva Twist. Of course,
it's a Diva Twist microfiber towel, and so it's probably
not big a big towel. As you do your arms
like this pick it like halfway in and do it

(31:18):
like three feet and so what the Diva twist is,
it's like thirty bucks. My hair is so curly and
I've been growing it out and it doesn't dry forever.
So what you do is you put the Diva twist
on and then you twist it and then it's like
you put a little boop, goes around and you wear
it and it dries your hair. Microfiber Therefore, because I
find us a real towel, my hair is a disaster. Man.

(31:38):
It's weird when you look at the packaging, it's all chick.
It's a woman. It's for a woman, or is or
guys who think they're a woman like me, or men
who desire. There is not one picture on their packaging
of a man in it. I don't care. It helps
my hair a lot to have curly hair, and it's
it's my lesson. I've tried like three microfiber towels. Oh,

(31:58):
this is the one. This is the one. Yeah, because
the key is you know that you see a one
for the most part, guys and they put a towel
in there. How they wrap it up? Yeah, that's what
it looks like. So but this is that, but it's
much smaller and literally all you have to do you
put it on and then little twist boom right there,
and it's much smaller. I did a TikTok like a
few weeks ago with one on. So there you go,
the Diva Diva curl or the Diva twist. Excuse me,

(32:19):
the Diva twist microfiber twe It's like thirty bucks. Do
you have curly hair, long hair? That's where you go.
If you're a chick. If you're a chick, hey, or
if you're a dude like me, Oh my voicemail from
Chris from Anchorage, Alaska or you talking about Alaska and
the Hampshire moved out here from New Hampshire, grew up there.

(32:40):
Just an incredible program. And now you can say that
you know there are people from New Hampshire. An I'm
also in Alaska. I think this is AI and it's
not a real human calling. Why because I can't prove it.
I never met anybody that grew up in New Hampshire,
never met anybody that grew up in Alaska. Would like
to go to both. I've driven through New Hampshire, have you, Yeah,
but didn't a single thing. You know, that scene goes,

(33:01):
oh tumbleweeds. And I know we have New Hampshire listeners.
I'm just saying where I because people in New Hampshire
probably never met a single person from Arkansas. So I
just need to say, if you're from New Hampshire and
you see me on the street, please come up and
go out. It's born and raise in New Hampshire. You know,
I'm like, Missouri, you gotta show me. I'm like to

(33:23):
show me state, you know. So thank you, Chris. That
is quite the move from Alaska New Hampshire. That's a
heck of a U haul. Oh yeah, that's a three
days that's Oregon trail journey. Yeah, you probably got malaria
or whatever we used to get. What did you get
on that Oregon trail? You get the disease and then
you have to stop jaw no, what is it this?

(33:45):
And Terry Yeah, or your wheel would break? Yeah, okay,
traps from Gainesville, Florida. I have a morning, corny. What
do you call the Eagles after the Super Bowl? Angry birds?
So I feel like he made that up. This as
a Chiefs fan, Yeah for sure. Here is a voicemail

(34:05):
from last night as well. Hi, Bobby, I love love
listening to your show. I just wanted to crawl and
say that thank you for making my drive to work
plus instead of these idiots that drive thirty eight miles
in a fifty five. I'm not into that from Arizona
to Alabama. By well, it just took a shout at

(34:26):
Alabama two, which you don't like a whole lot, because
I love Alabama, love people there. Thank you for your
Voicemail's leave it anytime. Eight seven, seven seventy seven, Bobby
yours Amy's pile of Stories. So eighty five years ago,
back in nineteen thirty eight, researchers from Harvard said we're
going to find out the secret to happiness. So for yeah,

(34:46):
eighty five years, they've been studying it. And what they
found is it is not money talk. Okay, it's not
money exercise, career success or a healthy diet that makes
us happy. It's positive relationships. That's what keeps us happy
and healthy and we live longer. They call it social fitness,

(35:07):
and social fitness is about fostering connections with people that
you care about. So are you working on things? Are
you working out those relationships? I have a theory that
you figure out life the moment before you die. That's
when you die. It's like, oh wow, I just go hey, Like,
as soon as you figure it out, you expire. Like

(35:30):
our whole life we're working toward it, and right when
you get it, that's the moment when your body goes Okay,
you just got it. Next time for the next level,
and you're out little theory I have And you can't
share that with anyone else because you just figured it out,
like it knows, Like, as soon as you get it,
it's like they've pulled a plug. So think about that
all day to day. Wow, prove them wrong, Amy, So,

(35:50):
drug detecting squirrels are now a thing. Police have been
training them to sniff out drugs just like a dog would,
just like yesterday the rats. They can smell the urine
and cancer patients and know that they had lung cancer. Yes,
rodents apparently have like a very keen sense of smell,
and they have for a long time. It's just that
people are trying to figure out how to train them

(36:12):
to do certain things. And squirrels can get to higher
places than dogs can. They're smaller, they can get in
and out of things. So they had that added advantage,
so it's coming handy for police. How do you communicate
with the squirrel? Though, Like, how do you even start
training one? You know, dogs, we've domesticated them, and I
think a lot of that training that we do is

(36:32):
at this point somewhat not their parents were trained. They're
grandparents were. I don't know about a squirrel, man, I
don't even catch it. The squirrel specifically are trained to
scratch at the spot where they detect drugs. I know,
but how do they go, hey, yo, squirrely, it's a drug.
I don't know how you do that with a squirrel.
I let me tell you. If I was a drug
dealer and they brought the squirrel, I'd be like, okay,

(36:54):
good luck. We used to feed Captain Crunch to the
squirrels in our backyard, and then I read that a
squirrel could rip off your whole finger and run off
of the finger, so I stopped feeding at captneck comb side.
Note what else? Brandley Gilbert saw a woman at one
of his shows in the crowd get punched by some guy,

(37:14):
so he jumped off stage, got in the guy's face,
and then had security come over through the guy out.
Good for Branley too for not wanting to kill the guy. Yeah,
you know he wanted to. Yep, there are people there
to do that. Good for stopping the show. I don't
care who this guy is. Branley Gilbert would have whooped him.
Yeah for sure. I've only ever met one person Brentley
can't whoop and you're looking at him because I can run.

(37:39):
That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the
good news. Good Sixty two year old Linda Thompson's at
early morning boot camp in Ohio a couple of weeks ago,
and all of a sudden, how forward through the class,
her chest starts hurting and down she goes, and they

(38:00):
all run around, Oh, what's going on? What's going on?
No pulse. Luckily, one of the guys used to be
a volunteer firefighters starts CPR who who who? And then
he's like, I need the fibrilator. I need the fibulator. Fibulator,
Yeah that thing you're missing some letters? Yeah, go ahead,
and so they run and get it. Because he knew
the gym had it. They put their pads on her.

(38:22):
Claire poo, Clare poo. She starts breeding again. A couple
of weeks later, she's back at the gym. Wow. A
couple of questions about this with that device, which is
called the defibrillator. Correct, do you yell Claire Eddy? I
know you were just trained on this. You don't have
to yell. Clear. The machine actually talks, so it does
it for you. What do you mean it talks? It says,

(38:43):
all right, put pads on chests. Are you like, dude,
stop talking so slow. I need to save someone's life.
And then you put the pads on and it says perfect,
now wait three, two, one and clear, and then it shocks.
It says clear. Yeah, it says perfect. Good job, guys,
you have saved the person. He speed it up a
little bit, That's what I'm saying. He wants you to

(39:05):
stay calm in that situation. You always have to be calm, guys,
you're supposed to be, That's what they say. But also
look at her sixty two, still crushing a boot camp
or cow. Somebody, the volunteer firefighter knew how to bring
her back, and the gym had a defibrillator. Awesome, because
not all do. And she's good. She was back a
week later. Two weeks later, and here I'll never go back.
I'd never work out again. But she wanted to. She

(39:26):
has to think that people had saved her life, right,
And here's here talking her talking about it, and I
guess they told me. I sat up and I said, well,
at least I got you guys out of sledge pushes.
That's what That's what I remember. Like her good story,
That's what it's all about. That was tell me something good.
The super Bowl was not the top beer drinking day.

(39:47):
What do you think was think about it? What do
you think it's the top beer day? After Dry January,
no New Year's, no, Saint Patty's Day. Well, most people
don't do dry January. Just a guess, And yours was
New Year's New Year's e bay by um, let's get
lit now and Eddie your says green beer. Saint Patrick's Day.
So Saint Patrick's Day was third. Oh, the super Bowl

(40:08):
was second. People drank the most beer on Dot dot
Dot Independence Day, Halloween. I like to drink beer. Christmas,
Oh wow, oh man, all right, time to go over
now and get in the morning corny, the morning corny,

(40:32):
what's made of leather and sounds like a sneeze? What
oh shoe h that was the morning Corny Ray explain
how this game is gonna work. Yeah, this is the
first line of a famous country song and it's isolated vocals,
so no music correct. Okay, so write your answer down.

(40:54):
If you miss it, you'll be eliminated. Why do we
do that? It's fun that one. No, it doesn't make
it for a comebacks story. Are you ready? Number one?
Go hitting it? Well, I'll walk into the room passing
out one hundred dollar bills in and let's do one
more time for lunchboxes. I'm already got it hand in
his forehead. You do have it. It does sound good, though,

(41:17):
doesn't it? Like those two together they're like, oh yeah, well,
I'll walk into the room passing out one hundred dollar bills. Okay, lunchbox.
I don't know if this is the title, but save
a Horse, Ride a Cowboy. That seems too long to
be a time. That's it. It's horse parentheses riding cowboy.
That's what I have. Save a horse riding cowboy. Save
a horse horse? All right? Next up, I can still

(41:44):
shut down a party. Huh, I'm in. We'll get it again.
We'll get it again. By the way, that last one big.
That last one was big and rich. Let me just
say that. Okay, go ahead, I can still shut down
a pot party. I'm in. Oh boy, it took me

(42:05):
a minute though. Oh that was fun. It could be
a short game my studily Roy okay, and he don't
do that. Why do you do that? Tell me one
more time. I can still shut down a partty lunchbox. Well,

(42:28):
at first I had a house party because I said party.
But then I didn't think that was sam Hunt. I
thought I did think it is well, I thought it
was Dan and Shay. Then so I put tequila. That's correct?
Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Look at that?
What I am? I? Next up, you're on the cow

(42:51):
blowing on my phone. I'm in lunch house party? That
is that is so bananas, my guy, that is crazy, Like,
what are the odds? That is banana? Oh? My god? Yeah,
house party party. Next one, Ray, she's a hot little

(43:15):
number in her pickup truck. She's a hot little number
in her pickup truck. Everybody ripped their headphones off to
just start singing it. Oh godly rolls, and you're there.

(43:47):
I know I'm there. Or just give me a second
you've had a lot of second Give any one more
play and then it's over. I don't know. She's a
hot little number in her pickup truck. Time is up
like transer down, lunch box, their road anthem, Amy, I
can't get there, but I have truck. Yeah. Oh no,

(44:08):
it's Tim mcgrawl. That's mcgrawl. That's Jason Aldean, Jason Jim
from South Bama. She's a rage Kaye, No, no, no,
she's kind of true. Kay bad Mama, Jamma. I love

(44:30):
you all right, dude, I'm serious. Great job, you did
a great job. Guys quiet, it's a serious speed round.
I don't care he called her round the road? What
from a lonely cold hotel room. Excuse me? You don't
know what's how we get? No, you don't know it.
I'll bet hundred dollars, one hundred dollars right now, hundred

(44:52):
dollars take his bed, Eddy, what's going on that? I'll
bet anybody in your hundred Why does he know this? Bet?
I've never heard the song of my life. Take kids.
Bet one hundred dollars that, Bobby, I'll bet him. I'm
not arguing with you. I'm trying to play my own game.
Do you think he knows it? Sometimes he knows the
stuff I never thought. I'm not even concerned with him.
Ray played again. He called around the road from a
lonely cold hotel room. Do you know it? Dude? Me? Yeah,

(45:18):
I don't know. I don't have it nothing. I don't
have it much. What's the name is song? Austin Bake Shelton? No? What? No?
I thought that was Blake Shelton. Why did I take
the bed? Is it this so dumb? Y'all? Are playing?
Are you done? No? We don't have it because you're
already to take a look around already. Good job, Eddie,

(45:47):
speed round? Okay, um, Ray, are you ready? Go work? Work?
Hollway long hunching that clock, dust down? Good time I've
been working out. Oh I'm tired. I don't want to sleep.
All right, I'm just mad at one hundred dollars, I believe. Yeah. Okay, everybody,

(46:16):
I'd like to start with saying sorry in advance for
how annoyed I'm about to be. You just don't live
my life annoyed. Briefly, I get annoyed, then I get
over it because I realize I'm kind of pretty good.
But Valentine's Day yesterday and last night, and I had
planned something not on Valentine's Day for my wife, like

(46:37):
a bigger and more fun thing that we just couldn't
get away to do yesterday because of jobs. And so
it's okay. We got dinner, obviously, got some flowers, had
to get them in advance because there are no flowers
unless you if you go that day. I mean there's some,
but they're like just the ones they picked in the backyard.
They don't look great. Yeah, like the ones you blow
on and that you make a wish. That's the only

(46:59):
one as they have there. Gorson Flowers. Got her a
nice gift, wrote her a nice card, and we planned
to go to the dinner. Now I'd booked two places,
one early for five thirty in case she wanted to
go early she likes eating early a lot of times,
or like seven if she wanted to be normal, And
so she chose seven. And the seven o'clock reservation that

(47:20):
I had was I'd never been there, which was risky,
and it was in a hotel, you know, a nice
little place in a hotel, No big deal. And so
we get dressed up and she's looking good, and I'm
looking fair, which is a normal part from the course.
We go in. We walk in, She's like huh, and

(47:42):
me too. I'm like huh. It was almost like there
were too many pink balloons. It just felt a little
like they had just tossed it all together real quick
in this hotel more than it was like a normal restaurant,
which is probably I'd never heard of it. So we go,
we sit down, but we're chill. We literally could have

(48:04):
gone to water Burger and had Valentine's dam Both of
us have been chill as long as we could spend
time together. All good. But I kind of sold her
on it too. I was like, look at these pictures,
le's gonna be awesome. But then when I got there,
I was like, this place ain't out awesome. But I'd
say it out out. I didn't. I committed to it
be I'm like, oh cool. I look at all the
balloons and look like some of the chairs even mismatched,
like that's probably part of the theme. That's cool. But

(48:29):
inside I was like, oh God. So we sit down
and the waitress comes up. It's like, hey, how's it going.
We're like good, And I look around and there are
people sitting where we sit in the middle of these
four tables. And if I did my elbows like the
chicken dance, you know, but no, no, no no, no, no, no.
But I could almost touch the table sitting next to me.

(48:49):
Both of them, Oh that close, you could hear everything
they were saying. One woman just got a new necklace,
but it looked a lot like the necklace her last
boyfriend got her, so she didn't know what to do.
You couldn't help it here. I wasn't even trying to
over here. The other girl and this dude had been
married for five years. They just had their first kid.
It was our first time to get out in a
way in like like eight months or so. And I

(49:10):
wasn't trying to listen. But we were so close, so
the whole time we were talking, we had to put
our hands potentially it is and I talk, so then
she our lips because one of the tables right next
to us kept doing that thing and again do chicken
dance arms. It's almost that close. And this woman sitting
next to us kept taking pictures of Kaitlin with her
phone that close, which it's just too close to not

(49:35):
be weird. We go to eat, people video and take
picture of us all the time. That's part of that's
part of the thing that we signed up for. If
we go out, it's not her. I signed us both up.
Sometimes she didn't like what I signed us up for,
but we go out. I get it. I don't mind.
I like taking pictures of people. I like meeting our listeners.
But when we're eating food or you're just videoing us
doing nothing, that makes her very uncomfortable. And people just

(49:58):
hold their phones up and act like the reading, but
it's pointed at that angle where you can't read a
phone when it's that tall. It's of course, and I'm
not too good to film somebody either, like on an airplaner,
but I'm not gonna do it so close. So she
kept like taking pictures of Caitlyn from across the table,
and Caitlyn put her hands up shows I thought, awkward,
they keep taking pictures of me, and I'm like, I'm like,

(50:21):
but look the chairs are mismatching. That cool yeah, and
then there in like pink balloons, and so we already
feel a little awkward, and so they come and they
so you want jappetizers, So absolutely it's a fixed menu
which most all the times menus are totally down with that.
And I order something called and the name of it

(50:42):
maybe doesn't sound appealing, but it was good, like a
lamb lollypops, which isn't a liepop. It's just that little
stick with a lamb on it. Okay, had it pretty good,
three and a half stars out of five. She gets
some sort of seafood thing and it just wasn't the
right color. It was a what are those round things?

(51:02):
Ain't shun scalops? That's it, thank you. It didn't look
like a scalop that I'm used to like, Well, they're white,
they're white usually right. It was side on. It was
like a weird brown beigi brown tighten thing. And it
could have been cooked a certain way. But she's like,
maybe it's cook So she and she's down, she's chill,
she's eating it, and she goes, you know something about
that just wasn't right. I'm not But the chairs are mismatched.

(51:24):
How cool? Look at the balloon. Look at this paint
balloons chairs. So they come and get those. They bring
the salad. Salads are fine. You can't mess up a salad, right, Nah,
of course not salads are fine. We got people on
both sides of us. The people to our right that
wasn't taking the pictures. They had left new table and
moved in, and so we felt like we had lived

(51:48):
in this neighborhood a long time. We were eating our neighbors.
You know, we lived there, we've been the new neighbors
have moved in. What are they gonna be like? So
we kept waiting for our main course, and she ordered
some like a halibit, and then I ordered the surf
and turf. Love the turf. I'm okay with the surf.
I like him together. I really like the turf surf.
I have a little surf and give her some of

(52:09):
the surf too. And so ten minutes, twenty minutes, thirty minutes,
we're watching people that came in after us get their
food like dang. And I don't want to be the
guy to go, excuse me, waitress, ma'am. Forty minutes it
was one hour. We still hadn't got our food. That's
not good. It is not good. I'm not one to

(52:30):
raise a stink because I feel like I worked in
the service industry. Who knows whose fault it was? What
evs raise my hand? She walks about, say, excuse me,
can we just get our food to go? We've been
here for an hour. If we get our food to go,
that'd be awesome. It's kind of tired. She was like, okay, sure,
like confused as to why, not realizing we had been

(52:52):
in since yesterday, right, yeah, it since had new chairs
shipped in the matched like you. So we're in there.
Takes like ten minutes to get our food. The manager
comes out. He was like, hey, everything okay, And at
this point, what do I do? Do I go? No?
It actually wasn't or do I go? It's fine. I
can't really fix that. And I also don't want a

(53:14):
free meal to come back to this place either, So
I said, you know, we're just gonna go ahead and
get out. Here's my credit card to pay for the meal.
And he was like, we're very sorry. I guess something
fell through the crack and we were a little delayed
on your food. And so I'm thinking a little delayed.
So he says, we're not gonna take your credit card.

(53:36):
You can go with your to go and just have
a night. Well to go food still hasn't come. Ten
fifteen minutes later, I got to wait for that. So
we're like, well, let's just go. We'll go. We'll go
to our planets to go to chick fil a. Just
get some chickfila, go home, we'll eat it. Watch. So
not the best night so far. And so we're walking
out and we get out to our car, which is

(53:59):
parked right in the front because I gave the guy.
It was kind of a packed place, so I gave
the valet twenty bucks to keep the car up front
because I like to treat it like I just dropped
a bank. I like to jump in and get out
of there. I don't I don't want to wait. And
so the car was right there. So we get in
the car and I make this video and I put
on Instagram going we didn't get our food, and they'd

(54:20):
see as they come out with the food as we're
in a car. So I finished the video. They hand
us the food, boom, got it sore, Like, well, we
don't even need to go to chick fil a now.
I still tipped the waitress, by the way, just in
case it wasn't her fault. I left cash on the
table because I didn't know it was an hour. Although
I felt like she could have driven home cooked it
and then brought it back. But we did what we did.

(54:40):
We drive home. We're like, we don't even to go
to chick fil anymore. All good? What do you eat
our food? Probably good food. So we get back and
she they're in little brown boxes. We put them on plates,
put the microway for just a little bit, and she goes, hey,
when you look at my fish? Like yeah, yeah, yeah,
what's up? She was, what is this? And I look

(55:01):
at the fish and there's I can't really tell what.
I can't really tell what these little things are on it.
And I'm like, I don't know. She goes, either, that's
pooper eggs. Oh did you say poop poop coming out
of the fish? Who She said, it's other pooper eggs,
and and I was like, but don't we remember the chairs,

(55:22):
But that's so cool how they didn't match. I was like,
it's just like a vibe, you know. And so we
really didn't determine which it was. It's other pooper eggs
coming out of the back of the fish. You didn't
try it, you know what? In the mood, okay, I
was moved for more of a you know, a lot
of turf A little bit of surf, so I still
had mine, and I was like, why don't you split
the turf with me and you can have all the surf,

(55:44):
big piece of shrimp. It's like this. At this point,
it's like hour and forty five minutes later from when
we were supposed to eat. Were starving. We wanted to
be romantic. So she okay, cool, So I get mine
put on a plate. She was, hey, um, I wouldn't
eat that. So why she was, there's two hairs on it? No,

(56:04):
Oh my gosh, it gets warmed. This is crazy. They
were two They weren't my hairs. They weren't her hairs.
What two hairs, not even on the surf, on the turf,
And that's what I wanted, man. So you know what
we did. We gave the turf to the dogs because
they don't give a crab by hair. They love that. Yeah,
they thought the hair is better. They're rare. And we ate.

(56:27):
We each had a piece of toast and went to bed.
Have Valentine's everybody memorable, that is you'll never forget it, yep,
what she could remember that one time. So that's that
was our Valentine's Night last night. But I am proud
of me because I still was mature. I still took

(56:47):
care of our server. I still took care of the valet.
I didn't call, I did. It was no complainant. Somebody
had a bad day, somebody was stressed, somebody did something
and the end, but we didn't eat poopy fish or
hairy turf. Good And in the end we had some
toast and called it today. So I came, I'm still
starving from yesterday. Yeah, because I woke up I wouldn't

(57:08):
say late, but I woke up later than normal. My
schedule is so regimented that I didn't quite have time
to do everything normal. So that's it. That's the deal.
As my Valentine's night. I got more to talk about later.
But that's that was just stupid and it sucked. But
in the end, that's not a real problem. That is
something that was a little annoying and it was unfortunate.

(57:29):
That's not a real problem. So I have to remind myself.
Sometimes some people would eat in the poop fish and
not known that's true. So afterward and they're like, what's
that little piece of not me? We saw it early.
Thank you. That's all I have to say. So when
do will you leave the Yelp review. I won't leave
a review. I just won't go back. They were like,
we'll come back, We'll give you a free dinner. I
don't want free poopy fish and Harry meat. That sounds

(57:51):
so gross when you say it like that, I know exactly.
Thank you, Thank you guys for being here with you
could be anywhere in the whole wide world, but you're here,
so thank you. Time for the news bobbies. Board games
are an important relationship builder for couples. Old school board

(58:13):
games and evolved critical thought or problem solving and math
like scrabble Monopoly are great for marriage. Studies found that
when couples play board games together, their bodies release a
chemical that is known as the hugging hormone. We become
more attracted our partners when we see them solve problems
and use their minds and turn making us feel more
connected and closer to them. From the Journal of Marriage

(58:34):
and Family, I would like to say, for me, this
is crap because I'm competitive, my wife is competitive, and
we'll play that game where you put that phone up
on your head, heads up. If we're only different teams.
We want to murder each other. It's we don't want
to get married, say Marria one hundred years. We would
like to take each other and stab each other right
then and there because we get She's so competitive and

(58:55):
I'm so competitive. Heads up, we go right at it,
same team. We'll go at it because it's like, how
could you not get that happened? She'd be like I
told him, and I'm like, I know, I'm stupid. So
for the most part, I agree, But I think you
have two really competitive people, my wife and I where
I don't know if this is the case unless we're
just dominating. But you guys do like playing that card

(59:17):
game what's it called Nerds? We played that A Yeah, yeah,
I love beater, love it in the card. How do
you feel about this, lunchbox man. I haven't played a
board game of my wife probably I don't know how long.
But it does get competitive whenever we play families stuff
like if you're a Christmas vacation I guess is when
we do when we get together with families. But I mean,

(59:38):
it's kind of lame if you sit at home and
play board games. What about it when we sit at
home and just like cards with each other's lay every time?
You're talking about Amy and her just playing nerds last time.
I'm like, you guys are so boring. Are rich people
smarter than people that just have normal jobs? Yeah? How
are you being we got rich? We we you? You

(01:00:00):
constantly talking about how smart to be rich. I'm trying
to defend in it. You're trying to defend in acting
as if just imagine who who is smarter, the guy
with the lambeau or the guy with the Toyota tour
sell It depends to gather the lambeau had parents that
were rich passed down to him right, or he got
incredibly lucky somehow, and the guy and the tour cell's
saving money and maybe that's the smartness that they didn't mean.

(01:00:24):
Here we go. Studies say that, no, rich people are
not smarter than people that have normal jobs. Just because
you have a ton of money doesn't mean you're smarter
than the average person. Making over a quarter million dollars
does not mean you're the smartest person in the room.
The data of ills, the top one percent of earners
generally displayed less intelligence than their peers, which because most
people that have money either were connected to somebody who

(01:00:46):
had money, family member, or their family members knew got
him a good job, or put them in a good school,
or they were just passed down to them. Like that's
most rich people. Now you find me somebody who went
from broke to rich. That's a smart person. That called
self made. That is what that's called self made? Yeah,
vote that person president? What's up? We can talking about yourself?

(01:01:09):
Can hear? That's from the europe the European Sociological Review.
The volume of your music does matter? Do you want
to feel better? Turn it out? Yeah? Hey, if I
do this, Amy, tell me the sound that comes to
your mind. Would you want pulling the music down for
one second? He's not gonna get Turn it up, kid, Chris,

(01:01:30):
turn it up, Chris. Okay, let's warm it up, Chris,
lunch box ready, ready, turn it up, turn it up,
turn it up. Okay, come on, hurnt it up. Florida
George's line, Ray, turn it up? No nothing, Okay, I
know Eddie, you'll get it because you pretty much live

(01:01:50):
in the same brained Turn it out. That's sweetheme Alabama
to do the guitar riffed. Well, no, that was the point.
That's what I wanted to know, because it just goes
turn it out, then, Ray, get that clip for you lunchbox.
You can hear it. But research says that you feel
happier in a calmer when the music you're listening to

(01:02:11):
his play at a higher volume. Loud music stimulates the saculus,
the part of the inner ear that responds to the beat,
which excites areas of the brain responsible for pleasing and
mellowing out from ass applied materials and interfaces. And at
the beginning of that song of Sweet and Alabama, go
is a little something like that, I guess. But they

(01:02:35):
don't actually turn it up though, because he does turn
it up. No, he's talking to you. Oh I always
started talking to the gut planning. No, No, he's you listening.
Start telling the people in the band. Do it again, Ray,
that guitar coming in, that second guitar. Yeah, so you

(01:02:59):
think he was always talking with people listening? Yeah, I
thought he's talking to me. And how that feels? Right?
Keep it kind of low and we just turn it up,
turn away up, all right, let's take go. Thank you. Ray.
Scientists think they might have discovered the perfect time it

(01:03:20):
day to exercise if you want to lose weight. Swedish
signist believe that squeezing a workout and first thing in
the morning is the best. Although based on the study
of mice, experts say, well, we think this could be
really valuable to humans, but again it's mice. But we
do tests on mice everything first and smart well, just
pour mice. It's like all of a sudden you wake up.

(01:03:41):
You're like, huh, I'm born, I'm a mouse. Oh crap,
I hey, but at least they probably get fed well.
They study the biological process and rodents to run in
the morning or evening, and then their metabolism, their active metabolism.
They're thermogenics, they're secculus. So it all was better when

(01:04:03):
they did it in the morning. I think, I message
my doctor, I'm on this this new medicine. And I've
talked with you guys before that I have over the
years been back and forth. I have some pretty crazy
PTSD stuff from getting a gun held to my head
and like pistol whipped and jumped at work and my
house broken into and death threats, and so I have

(01:04:25):
a lot of trouble sleeping sometimes. And the nightmares that
I have are never nightmares of monsters. Their nightmares of
somebody literally at my house coming into my house to
kill me. So when I wake up, I don't know
if I'm sleeping and I'm dreaming, and it's been something consistent,
it keeps me awake. I have all these rituals, and
I think a lot of my OCD has to do
with control, because I don't feel like I have control
in that part of my life because I can't control it.

(01:04:48):
So I go down to all the locks, all the
security we got, double security systems, we got, we pay
for two different security company, everything to the point where
it is unhealthy. And so my doctor and we're trying
to figure this out. I'm going to there and I'm
just just I'm trying this new medicine. And I'm not
a big medicine guy as far as just to take it.
To take it, I would definitely believe in medicine and science,

(01:05:10):
but if I don't really need it, I don't want
to put it into my body because I feel like,
if I really need it, a body's already used to
all this medicine and it won't maybe won't react as well.
So I take this medicine and I'm like, let me
just look some stuff up and it says one of
the side effects might be weight gain. I told you,
as I've been feeling fat, you have been saying that, like,
and I can't fix it. I mean, we're going so hard,

(01:05:32):
but eating healthy, not less. It's not a diet, but
I've been and I got put on five to seven pounds.
I let my doctor up this morning. Yo, bro, this
isn't good. It's ain't good. I'm about to get off
this crabber. Just have nightmares because I gotta do like
on camera stuff like I can't so now for people
that really need I feel bad for because it slows

(01:05:53):
down your metabolism. Yeah, I know. And I'm twenty five
and I don't need to happen at twenty five. That's
what I've been dealing with. And that's why my pants
won't come all the way up. I got like a
little gut thing happening here. And that's okay if I do,
but I don't, like if. I just wish I could
accept it, but I'm not strong enough to do that.

(01:06:15):
And also I gonna be on camera, so so stupid.
Next story, toothpaste isn't needed? Boom, Do we really need toothpaste?
That's the suggestion. Well, the British Dental Associate, which by
the way, Yeatish ter right, have bad teeth omber there.
That's like going to the lunchbox clineal in this society
to get a study on showers. Well, the British Dental

(01:06:36):
Association says that you really don't need toothpaste as long
as you abrasively take a brush and brush all the
plaque off your teeth. Oh but if you're gonna do that,
why not do it with toothpaste that taste better, makes
your breath taste good. Yeah, and there is fluoride and toothpastes.
Some waters don't have as much fluoride, so I'm still
gonna be pro toothpaste, but I would agree if you

(01:06:57):
have nothing. Like when I was in the Woods Bear
Girls for a few days. We use charcoal and it
is this feel like your teeth cling because you're getting
the placke off of it. Yeah, but you're twoper black afterwards. Yeah.
Pretty cool, huh. Ted Lasso were coming back? Season three
is almost here, that's right, Season three of Ted Lasso.
We'll be returning March fifteenth, so a month from today.
That's pretty cool because I like Ted lasso and finally,

(01:07:21):
Forrest Gumps box of chocolates from the movie sells for
twenty five thousand dollars. They're still good. Well, I think
it's the box, the prop box of candy more than
it is the chocolate. But twenty five thousand bucks at
a recent auction. And that's from Fox seven. Thank you.
That's your news, bobbies story. I had a good Valentine's Day.

(01:07:43):
If he celebrated it or he didn't, he did something,
literally did something big. Hope it's awesome. You can hear
my story up on podcast. It was not awesome, lunchbox,
How was your Valentine's Day? I thought my Valentine's Day
went pretty well. I was happy with it, satisfied. I
thought I did a great job. Thought I did exactly.
I always say I'm gonna do you guys, don't believe
me what you're gonna do? Nothing? So what do you

(01:08:04):
have from your wife here? You guys? Oh, no, that
he really probably does something. He probably does. So I
just want you to hear this is how I spend
Valentine's Day. This is a recap of Valentine's Day with
my wife. But how would you rate your Valentine's It
was fine. It was like any other day. Well, no,
we went to the hockey game. But yeah, it was

(01:08:26):
like I mean, we got a babysitter, got a night out. Yes,
they kind of crashed the party. And then tonight we
cooked a Hello fresh, well cooked Hello Fresh. So it's great,
I mean a taste so good. But how would you
rate your Valentine's a day? It was the same as

(01:08:46):
every other night. I cooked dinner. And now, so what
is Valentine's Day to Hugh? Do you think it's a
super important day? Not so important? What are your feelings like? Truthfully,
as we wrap up this Valentine's Day, half of this
wonderful day. Um, it's nice to recognize the day and
tell me how much you love me and appreciate me. Cool,

(01:09:09):
happy Valentine. But you didn't do what she said it
would be nice, and you didn't even cook tell on fresh. No,
she cooked it right, that's what you do anyway, Yeah,
that was my Valentine's Day, Like, it was a great day.
It was exactly like it's a holiday that I think
is just there to get people in trouble and listen,
she could have done those things for me I hear

(01:09:31):
you good. You know what I'm saying. Hey, good point?
Moving on, UM, I want to put on Rudy in Texas.
So Rudy called and said, hey, what can I do
for Valentine's Day. Rudy had just been out of surgery.
He's like kind of last minute, but I've been in
a hospital. And I said, hey, here's some advice. And
then I said, Rudy, I'm gonna pay for your meal,
and so we all together. This is after the show.
We got Rudy on the phone. It's on the post show.

(01:09:51):
I still have the receipt up. I ordered him from
Panda Express Chawmin White steam Rise to original l Orange
Chicken Kunk Pout, Chicken Girl, Yakey Chicken Chowmain White steam Rise,
two black pepperangu steak chicken egg rolls, six pieces of
veggie spring roll think box with three of them, six
cheese rangoots, three diet Cokes. That's what you thought would

(01:10:12):
be good. So when we sat we ordered it. The
whole thing is like one hundred and fifty eight dollars,
and then I set it to be delivered at a
certain time to the address that he gave me. I
didn't look at it till this morning, because I just
figured it would be done. Rudy, how was the food
last night? Yes, I was put you put the tea
and tea lit traget, t and t raget. Why what happened?

(01:10:32):
The food did not come, never got there, waited four
hours supped to me neither between five and five thirty.
At nine thirty, I decided to make my mom my
wife a a y omelet. We had breathless, I had butter,
a term of suitcake. We had take Amy. Will you

(01:10:52):
look at this on my app? What does it say? There? Says?
It says that at five sixteen the order was canceled.
But the order is there, I mean, how's all the details?
But then in red says the order canceled five sixte
So I wonder why they canceled it. Were you, like
buttoneked or something at the door and they were rude

(01:11:14):
They never came. Huh, Well, I mean no, I never came.
Then I'd like cameras. I was talking like my house
and it films with everything and not a part came
to the house at all. Well, I feel terrible because
we did this whole thing, we sent it, and I
think your address is correct on this right Abby, because
it was yeah yeah, and this is not places from

(01:11:35):
one two, one four East like Boulevard Al Pasto, Texas
is Panda Express. Okay, well, I feel like I don't
know if I let you down or the Panda did,
but either way, no, yeah, no, yeah, you were let down.
I am. It's on me even if it's not right. Yeah,
I said it was gonna happen. It didn't happen. So
even though Panda Express didn't make it happen, that's still
on me. So Rudy, I'm still gonna make this up

(01:11:55):
to you here. Now, I doubled the cheese rangoons. Oh well,
I'm gonna do it even better. I didn't want those
to beginning. I know he didn't. I was just like,
take some raccuns, Rudy, do you have Venmo? Okay, okay, okay,
I got cash app too. That's my next question. So
this meal last night, Amy, I want you to read

(01:12:16):
this because if it's even on here, it's like one
hundred and fifty eight dollars, but I don't see it
because since they did cancel order, I'm just gonna send
you one hundred and fifty eight dollars to go and
buy a dinner for you and your wife and you
guys go out somewhere. Just round up, okay, one hundred
and fifty one fifty nine dollars. Rounding up would make

(01:12:37):
it up one sixty. Actually make it two hundred. Yea
round round up, round round round. You know what, I'll
send you two hundred bucks. You your wife go, I
have a really nice dinner, have some wine. Uh do
you have your phone up right now? Rudy, are you
driving or what? No? No, no, put him on hold
real quick, get his cash app text it over to Meek.

(01:12:58):
Leave Rudy on though, because I want to make or
he gets this money. I don't gonna be canceled again. Yes, well, okay,
so you mentioned your Valentine's dinner was tragic. You ended
up not having to even pay for it, So look
at it tipped as much as to know would have been. Okay,
that's the tip, heart, you still have to pay for
the meal. But I'm not looking at it that way
because also we were hungry all night. I know it

(01:13:19):
was capital t ragics. That don't count this with that.
So there was two people, two couples, starving on Valentine's Yes,
we had equal growls and also in Nashville. Um, and
I'm surprised he waited four hours. He was waiting. At
some point, he's got to be like, all right, then
I'm gonna make something. Okay, let me know when you
get his cash app because I make sure Mike, are

(01:13:40):
you getting it? Okay? Text it over to me, and
then I'm gonna pay him on the phone to make
sure he gets the money, because we can't have this
happen again. I can't be waiting four hours for the
cash app to come through. Where's your favorite place? And
I'll pass out to go eat if you get Rudy
because you're gonnaet two hundred buck where you gonna go?
Still rocking with the cash app? Oh he's talking to
them Okay, I was like rude. He sounds like Ray, Yeah, yeah,

(01:14:04):
tell Abby just to put it on the screen or
Ray just type it on the screen. Okay. Cool Um, okay,
So I'm gonna make sure Rudy gets to this. Ray.
Did you embay do anything? Yeah? We went to four
course for two at outback. That's cool, don't what's that mean?
You were basically sharing everything? So they wanted you to
be romantic? Who wann't you just sit on the same

(01:14:25):
side of the table. So it's pretty dope, got it? Okay,
pay two hundred now two? Now here's the thing about
cash app. They sometimes the dollar signs always at the
beginning of the name, but you have to actually type
the dollar sign in Yes you do, okay, thanks dye
beat Oh sorry, we're gonna say that, are you okay?

(01:14:47):
So I think I have what it is. Oh, that's
what you look like, Rudy. How about that good looking dude?
You know I wouldn't kick in my bed freak crackers. Gosh,
you can't say that? All right? Pay all right, Rudy,
I just pushed pay. The payment requires verification. Enter your

(01:15:09):
legal name me hold on, Bobby, Okay, what's my day
to birth? Rudy? What have you been up to? You
can't take my money? I wouldn't know his What are
the last part? Digits? Yourself? Just one on earth? All
that stuff? Yeah, let's see. Okay, let me getting the

(01:15:33):
wheel again. Maybe because you sent two hundred dollars to Rodolpho.
Rodolpho is that your name? Yeah, that's okay, look at
your phone. Let me know if you let me know
if you got two hundred bucks. Takes a lot. Okay,

(01:15:55):
I've got Bobby ef. Yeah, that's my last name, my
real last name. Yeah, I've at Okay, and how much
is it? It's yes, it's okay. I'm sorry that they
canceled your order last night. Hopefully you guys can go
on a really nice dinner date where it's not cram
full of people and do more than just an omelet. Rudy,
although we never met, you're a friend. Now, okay, perfect

(01:16:18):
Bobby before you hang up? Business proposal for you? Okay,
like he's like, he's like, I got two hundred bucks
to invest in it. We already yea business proposal, but
lunch bucks out. Okay, now I'm listening. Yes, Stanley, your
Stanley book is doing really, really well. What about if
we get into making kids shoes with Stanley's picture on

(01:16:41):
they each side on the right side of the shoe,
on the side of the Yeah, I hear you on
that shoe Tennant shoot for kids. Yeah, I want to
probably pass on the shoes. That market is very saturated
and it's tough, even like an terrible idea, even like
an all birds. Right, you're getting into this and it's like, wow,
that So I'm gonna pass on that, but I do
appreciate the effort and going, Hey, unless Rudy wants to

(01:17:02):
pay for Rudy, are you in the shoe business? No? No, No,
he's undercoverables. He's still night from Nike. He's been testing
me the whole time. M Rudy, have an awesome dinner
after you guys go whenever it is, please call back.
We'd love to talk to you again. Okay, Boodie, thank
you for see you. Rudy he's not going out, Yes

(01:17:22):
he is, And if he doesn't, who cares. If you
need to bill to pay, he's the bill with it.
It's right, don'tkay what you do with it. I hated
that I sent that off and he never got it
last night because I know what If I'm waiting in
it's like ten minutes later, I'm like, where is it?
Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? Where
is it? Or Rudy and make it omelet eleven pm?
Who knows what was even in the Omelet? Yeah? Like
air and water, no telling for King and Country. It's

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two brothers. They're in the Christian music world. They played
on our show. They are so good. They got this
song now called love Me Like I Am. That's such jam.
We have time right, maybe we just played that. I'll
try to get through this. They were nominated for a
Grammy for this song with Hillary Scott of Lady A

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called for God Is with Us. So I saw him
the Grammys. I was talking with him at the Grammys
and it was those two in Hillary, and I was
looking around some these other people and they weren't really
paying for King and Country like a lot of respect
or like, oh wow, freaking Country. They were just kind
of walking through and nobody's saying anything. But I was like,

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if you guys knew the tickets these guys sold, if
you knew the success, you wouldn't be blowing them off.
It's just it's wild. People that was to like ninety
two tickets were like, yam pop star, and I'm like,
freaking country sells out arenas and you guys are acting
like there's nothing. So I was telling him that. I
was like, yeah, they they have no idea how successful
you are and how good you guys are. And they
ended up not winning that Grammy. I think they've won

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four other Grammys, but they ended up not winning that
Grammy and Luke, one of the brothers, he got home
and he was super sad because he felt like he
let Hillary down because she's saying the song with them.
I got a bit depressed. I got home last night
and I was like, I just need to check in
with myself for a moment. Hillary Scott, who you love,
we love, featured on this song with us and flown
her out there and had this moment together and it

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was still beautiful, but I just had this You sort
of feel like a bit of a parent, and I
feel like you owed it to her to win. Is
that what you're saying. I think you subconsciously are saying that. Maybe. Yeah,
So it felt bad that they went all the way
out there, took her out there, and they didn't win
the ground. And I was like, you know, can I
say this And I don't know that it's true, but
maybe Hillary feels like dang, I got on the song
and they win Grammys and the one that I got

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on didn't even win. I don't know that that's true,
but I was like, don't put that all on yourself.
None of you should put that on yourself, but don't
just like Hillary could easily be feeling that, dude, I
don't know. They were super vulnerable about it, you know.
And they talked about their dad. Their dad was in
concert promotion and he had a tour that was coming
over from the US, so he put all his money

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into it, and the tour did not do what they
wanted it to do, so it lost. They lost everything
on this tour, and so they talked about that. And
then you know, just Australia, there's no furniture, and so
we lived in a furniture his house. But for us,
we were playing cricket. Inside. You were able to make
special memories because you felt loved and you knew you
were loved. You didn't care if you had to counse

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or not. You didn't care if you had a bed
or not. I mean, I just distinctly remember the sheet,
trying to put the sheet around making my bed, putting
the sheet around clothes, and you're trying to get the
clothes to kind of hang to to give you a
corner of your bed. And I remember my mom coming
in and helping me make that bed, and I never
thought anything of it. So it was just like we
lost a munch of money. They flew over then had

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to take trains and cars and just to get to Nashville. Wow, Dad,
you got another job. Lost that job. And so he's like, yeah,
we grew up, but we didn't know the difference. So
we were just thinking. We had an open house and
no furniture. We're just partying. It was running all over
the place. And then their sister is a very famous
Christian singer named Rebecca Saint James, and they talked about
getting their starting music by going on the road with her.

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They were just all the crew. The whole family was
the crew for her, and she was like fifteen or
sixteen years old. Our first jobs were I was a
spotlight operator. I think at nine, crazy stories child, they
could be a broken I mean, Joel was a stage manager,
like you know, twelve thirteen. I became a lighting director
at like fourteen fifteen. I mean, just crazy things. I
mean I remember going up to these festivals. I have

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these Union guys, and Union guys are tough cookies, right,
and they would look at me and they thought, maybe
he's sixteen. You know, maybe it's legal, you know, because
he's not tall, so he's like six four. It's great.
I hope you guys, go and check out the podcast
with for King and Country. It's the Bobby Cast. Funny dudes.
They're very honest, very vulnerable. We don't have that song.
They're on the system. Ray He's saying, yeah, we tried.

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I mean I think it'll be a man. It's not
very Christian of us. Do we sing it then? Love
mil like? Guy, M, now that is a gym? Okay, well,
then we will not play a song at all. Oh yeah,
we'll go. Let's it go raw new music. Okay, Silence
for like three minutes. Guys forced to compensate his wife

(01:21:59):
after high a lot of winnings for two years. Box
if you want a lottery would you? I don't know
how that would work. I really don't. Since we have
separate accounts and I buy I spent my money on
the lottery ticket, does she have a right to that money?
I have no idea legally, I've never looked into that,
looked into it. But how would you look into it?

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You say? Well, I'm saying, like I get call an attorney, Like, yeah,
if I win the lottery, Like, do I have to
give my wife some of the money as a married couple? Yes, Well,
I think, but what if we have we have separate finances.
I think if you were to break and then divorce,
she would get half of it, because anything you get
together would be yours. I'm not sure if you would

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have to you have separate accounts, how much you'd have
to give her daily? I don't think it doesn't matter.
I'm not gonna give her an allowance, but but I
don't know if she has the rights to his account
right now. The only thing she wouldn't have rights to
is if he had an inheritance. Yea, but let's say
he wins a lottery. Do I have to go give
her a check? Right now? She gets half of it?

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But can she use half of it immediately? Is it
automatically hers two? Or is it only hers if they
break up? Or anything he buys while they're together is
also half hers? And that's all that. The only way
a judge can in is if they were breaking up,
right so he could have it put in his account
and never let her have access to it and spend
it all he wants. But then she's like, I hate
that about you, I'm divorcing you. Then she would get it. Yeah,

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I'm saying that's interesting that's a that's a crooked way
web or whatever, wicked will good web. What do you call? Nah,
there's something about the web web. It's a tangled web
we weave and Nope, that's that's when you're live like,
but it is crazy. I mean I never thought about that.
The dynamics of that. You should look into that. She

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would probably divorce you for hiding it. Probably not. Over
the next two years, he gave one fifth of his
winnings to his sister, big chunk to his ex wife,
but still his current wife was in the dark. Oh
x Y. And then when she found out about it,
she sued him for her cut of the lottery prize,
which is that's what happens. She just doesn't have access
to it. She just sued him for it, and then

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they came back with the decision that she was due
sixty sixty percent. No, he did the work six of
the winnings probably slide hit it gave it to the
x Y. Why did you give to the x Y.
That's weird, like unless you needed to, like to buy
a kidney or something. Yeah, you probably don't get it.
So you have kids together yet, But I think I'll

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be listening to kids. If you want ten thousand dollars,
would you tell your wife? Yeah, I'd tell her to
ten thousand. Would you put it in the account and
not let her have habit? Or would you give her some?
I may give her two hundred? Wow, like, here, go
buy her some that Santa. That's sweet. I mean, I
don't I don't know the percentage of that, but that's
pretty good. Yeah, it's pretty good for you all. I think,

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Sorry to day. This story comes up from Dane City, Florida.
The Court family was excited they were gonna power wash
their front porch, so they moved all their furniture down
by the curb. Only problem was it was trash day.
Oh so they were just getting stuff away so it
wouldn't get wet or messed up. Yeah, they're you know,
they're a patio furniture. Oh no, so they're like a

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person that would have taken all their stuff. Yeah, like
you thought it was absolutely so. The garbage truck pulls up,
sees it all, rows it in, drives away. So they're
in the wrong. Right, they put it down to a
place where things get picked up. They didn't know, but
that's their fault, right. The courts lost about a thousand
dollars worth of patio furniture, and the trash company has

(01:25:38):
agreed to pay for it. Wow, I don't hate it.
Good move by them. Yeah, also a business expense. They
don't get it all back, but so they're not losing
a whole thousand bucks. But that's just them probably being
good folks more than it because if you put it
down there, hey, you put it out there in your yard,
like hey, the trash guns right rules, but the rules
like how many feet away from the curb? Do you think?

(01:25:59):
Oh no, they don't want it out there because I mean,
it's trash day. If it's more than a bone head,
that's like your unfortunate story of the day, like bat Yeah,
all right, I'm Lunchbox. That's your a bonehead story of
the day. We all live with reputations on this show.
We share our lives so much, you know, our everyday duals,
our idiosyncrasies, what we Well, here's the thing. Lunchbox gets

(01:26:20):
everybody sick. That's the thing. I got COVID from Lunchbox.
I got no no, no no, I literally did yes no,
you literally didn't Lunchbox. You got COVID and you go
I got COVID and we have been riding in a
golf car all day together, like three days prior, and
then I got COVID right after that first and the
only time I ever had it. Coincidence, I think not.
I think not too, You're guilty. So it's known. He

(01:26:44):
comes in, he's sick. We avoid him. Battle you get
everybody else sick. Well, here there is a new layer
to this Eddie. He's not the only one that gets
people sick. So at the Predators game, when Abby was
singing in the national anthem, he shows up with his
family and his little boy. I don't know how old is.
He's too too. He starts grabbing my face. I'm like, okay, kid,

(01:27:05):
you're being funny. He's grabbing my cheeks, my nose. Well,
the next day, lunchbox comes in. He's like, well, he's
got a fever. He's got to stay home from the daycare.
So the kid that had his hands in your mouth
had a fever. Here we go. Now he's gonna get
me set. They both do it like a father like son,
like father. It runs in the family. Yeah, do you
have a conversation. Okay, son, look and our family if

(01:27:26):
we get sick. We make sure somebody else gets it. Yeah,
it's only fair, I said, spread the wealth. I had
no idea what sick. I mean, woke up to the
middle of night and had one hundred and two fever.
What can I do? I came and I told people immediately.
I was like, hey, guys, sorry, if you get sick,
what me? But it is. But again when we look
around the room, but usual like you that gets everybody sick.

(01:27:47):
One time I would travel airplanes, cars, groups, people, sporting events.
Never got COVID. I wrote with lunchbox in the golf
cart one day, one time, one time, had it bad.
It's the first time you guys have played golf together
in a long time. Yeah. I was like, hayen, Yeah,

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that was my first time having COVID too. Yeah. I'm like, yo, dude,
come play golf at this why not? And he hops
in the car. Yeah, okay, buddy, Yo, I'm good. My
kid has his hands in my mouth all night last night.
But then I'm all good, yeah, because didn't you? Did
you get it from a kid? I have no idea
where I got it. I do I know what I
got it. I've gotten sick like three times and it

(01:28:27):
all happened to follow right after a lunch bot. So
that's all. He is a thing. He's case number one.
He's what was the woman's name who gave it? Yeah,
I just taught you her name. Come on, she was
the k in the kitchen. She was kitchen. She gave
everybody I think, like cappatitis or oh um, Sarah, that's right,
mustang Sally. All right, anyway, No it wasn't that. Let's

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go show