B&T Extra: Comedian Bill Engvall

Summary

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The BOB & TOM Show Extra: Comedian Bill Engvall (June 29, 2026)

Episode Overview

This episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra welcomes comedian Bill Engvall for a blend of good-natured reflection, classic comedy, and off-the-cuff banter. The hosts and Bill cover topics ranging from his “retirement” from stand-up, career anecdotes, family and golf stories, the Blue Collar Comedy Tour days, and his memorable run on Dancing with the Stars. The episode is filled with trademark blue-collar humor, self-deprecation, and gratitude for friendships and opportunities along the way.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Welcome & Technology Woes

• The hosts greet Bill Engvall via video call, with some playful complaints about technology.
• Quote: "Technology is going to be the death of all of us, by the way. So just be ready." — Bill Engvall (02:45)

Life in Utah and Arizona: The Snowbird Lifestyle

• Bill explains he splits time between Park City, Utah, and Arizona.
• He admits to retiring from skiing: “I don’t bounce anymore. When you fall, you just stay down.” (03:14)
• Shared a story about the final straw: after a small skiing fall, he realized it took so long to get up it was time to hang up his skis for good.

On “Retirement” and Needing the Stage

• Bill reflects on his attempted retirement:
  • Quote: "In hindsight, I probably should have just taken a break... When I caught myself watching Housewives of Salt Lake City, and I knew their names, I had to get back out on the road." (03:59)
• Discusses the sudden drop in celebrity status post-retirement, and tells a story about being mistaken for Jeff Foxworthy at a chicken sandwich counter at Dallas airport. (04:16–05:42)

The Mustache Off

• The hosts and Bill joke about the greatest celebrity mustaches, pitting Jeff Foxworthy against Sam Elliott and Magnum PI. (05:40–06:06)
• Memorable Exchange: “You don’t find too many women in that competition.” — Bill Engvall (06:04)
  “There are a couple. You have to go to Sicily.” — Josh (06:08)

Blue Collar Comedy Tour Friendships

• Bill says they occasionally keep in touch, though everyone is busy with their own paths now.
• Remembers guesting on BOB & TOM decades ago, including performing his classic "in vitro fertilization" bit. (06:35–07:14)
• Reflects that his “in vitro baby” is now 35 years old. (07:15–07:24)
• Warm mentions of his wife, Gail, and their long relationship.

Marriage, Retirement, and Golf Rivalry

• Bill shares a running joke about watching his wife get three holes-in-one while playing golf together during retirement: “You know, when you both suck, golf’s fun. But when one of you gets much better, it’s not so much fun anymore… so we’re split up now.” (07:28–08:10)

Love for Standup and Gratitude for BOB & TOM

• Bill expresses how much he missed performing stand-up and thanks the show:
  • Quote: “If it wasn’t for [the BOB & TOM show], I don’t know I would be where I’m at today… you guys were so supportive of me.” (08:18–08:58)
• Reminisces about the “tiny studio” in their early days together.

Comedy Beginnings

• Bill recounts his first-ever on-stage set, performed drunk on a whim at amateur night, riffing about a “girl in a disco on Quaaludes.” (09:38–11:12)
• He was house emcee and learned from comedy legends like Seinfeld and Garry Shandling.

Dancing with the Stars Memories

• Bill laughs about being asked to join as a contestant:
  • "I literally said, well, yeah, I could judge that. There was no reason to think they wanted me on the show." (11:25)
• He recounts how punishing the show was physically (“I tore my groin, pulled my hamstring, and had to have my knee drained twice”).
• Jokes he and his wife don’t ballroom dance: “Hell no.” (12:19)
• Wishes he could have performed the two-step and the “white guy prom dance.” (12:29)

Farewell & Mutual Appreciation

• Warm signoff: “Thank you again for all you’ve done for me” — Bill Engvall (12:55)
• The hosts reciprocate and joke about skiing in Utah and Park City’s legendary snow. (12:55–13:20)

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On Retirement:
  “When I caught myself watching Housewives of Salt Lake City, and I knew their names, I had to get back out on the road.” — Bill Engvall (03:59)
• On Celebrity Status:
  “In Hollywood we were probably B plus, A minus listers… When I retired, my celebrity recognition probably went to a D.” — Bill Engvall (04:20)
• On Golf with His Wife:
  “You know, when you both suck, golf’s fun. But when one of you gets much better, it’s not so much fun anymore.” — Bill Engvall (08:08)
• Gratitude:
  “If it wasn’t for [the BOB & TOM show], I don’t know I would be where I’m at today.” — Bill Engvall (08:18)
• On Dancing with the Stars:
  “There was no reason to think they wanted me on the show.” — Bill Engvall (11:25)
  “In 13 weeks I tore my groin, pulled my hamstring, and had to have my knee drained twice.” — Bill Engvall (12:13)
• On Early Standup Gigs:
  “I literally improv’d a bit about a girl in a disco on Quaaludes and people were laughing and I remember thinking, wow, this is kind of cool.” — Bill Engvall (10:24)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Timestamp | Topic | |-----------|--------------------------------------------| | 02:45 | Bill on technology and living in Utah | | 03:19 | Bill’s decision to quit skiing | | 03:59 | On failed retirement and TV habits | | 04:16 | Bill recounts the celebrity recognition story at the airport | | 05:40 | Mustache competition banter | | 06:35 | Blue Collar Comedy Tour friendships | | 06:58 | Classic “in vitro” stand-up bit mention | | 07:15 | Bill’s children ages; family conversation | | 07:28 | Golfing rivalry story with his wife | | 08:18 | Gratitude to BOB & TOM for career boost | | 09:38 | Bill’s first open mic and learning to do comedy | | 11:25 | Dancing with the Stars recruitment & anecdotes | | 12:19 | “Do you dance with your wife?”—“Hell no.” | | 12:55 | Warm farewells and mutual appreciation |

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Bonus: Post-Interview Banter

The hosts discuss skiing at Park City, the “powdery” snow, and various activities (après-ski, sledding, bobsled experiences). (13:12–14:25)

Discussion shifts to Ferrari’s first fully electric car, EV charging, and speculative technology (15:02–16:33), with Bill popping in for commentary.

The show wraps up with playful talk about a new pet translator tech (16:31–18:51), more jokes about dog mind-readers, and closes with rundown banter and golf plans.

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Summary

This episode offers classic Bill Engvall: self-effacing, quick-witted, and downright grateful for comedy, old friends, and new opportunities. Whether recounting humble comedy beginnings, arguing about mustaches, or joking about spousal (golf) competition, Bill’s charm shines. His affection and thanks for The BOB & TOM Show underscore the episode’s warm, appreciative tone—making this a delightful listen for fans old and new.

Transcript

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[Christopher]

Welcome back. It's another Bob and Tom extra. This is Christopher. Not only is the Bob and Tom show live every weekday morning, but every afternoon we'll give you a little extra in case you missed anything. Coming up on the big show today, comedian Bill Engvall. He's on the way in just a minute.

[Chris]

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[Commercial Announcer]

Com.

[Bill Engvall]

Tried blondes and tried brunettes. I've tried beer and cigarettes. I've even spent the night in jail a time or two. But the best thing in the world is when I dress up like a girl. Spend the night in the arms of a man who understands. Cause men don't bitch every 28 days. Men don't mind if you show up late. And they don't complain about what you wear. All I really need is a man who cares. Here, here. Is that too much of a commander? No, no, sir.

[Tom]

For those of you who always need something extra. Well, here you go. This is Bob and Tom Extra. Comedian Bill Lenkvall joining us. And I can see him on the big screen in our room.

[Josh]

Hi, Bill.

[Bill Engvall]

Hey, Bill.

[Tom]

We got it hooked up.

[Kristi]

Finally.

[Bill Engvall]

We finally we bypassed. Technology is going to be the death of all of us, by the way. So just be ready.

[Tom]

I see. Now where are you exactly? Are you home?

[Bill Engvall]

Yes, I'm in Park City, Utah right now. And we. We've gotten. I've become that guy. We. We split time between. When it gets too cold, we go down to Arizona when it gets too hot, we come up to Park City. So do you ski? Used to. I don't bounce anymore.

[Tom]

So really, when you. When you fall, you just stay down.

[Bill Engvall]

I'm gonna tell you that this is a true story. I was. My wife and I, Gail, who's been with me forever, we went skiing a couple years ago, and I fell. And it wasn't even a bad fall, but the amount of time it took me just to get upright again, I just went, you know what? I'm going to the bar, and I'm never skiing again.

[Chris]

Fair enough.

[Tom]

I'm still trying. I'm still out there doing it.

[Bill Engvall]

I was trying to remember.

[Tom]

You grew up in Texas, right? And where. Where exactly in Texas were you?

[Bill Engvall]

Born in Galveston, but spent most of my time in the. In the Dallas Fort Worth area.

[Tom]

Last time we talked, I thought you said you were quitting, you were retiring. Calling it, oh, it's over. But not. No, no, you're out there.

[Kristi]

Yeah.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah. Well, here's what happened. In hindsight, I probably should have just taken a break. But the. I knew when I caught myself sitting in my living room watching tv, and I was watching Housewives of Salt Lake City, and I knew their names, that I had to get back out on the road.

[Tom]

Yeah, that's a good song.

[Bill Engvall]

I just. You know, it was funny because when we were doing the blue collar tour with the guys, I would say we were probably B plus, A minus listers. You know how Hollywood says A listers, B listers. Once we. When I retired, my celebrity recognition probably went to a D just because people forget about you. And one story I was going to tell you is that I was flying through Dallas Fort Worth Airport, and I hadn't had anything to eat all day, so I stopped at one of these little chicken shack places in the airport, and there was an older woman and a younger girl working the counter. And I walked up, and the older lady goes, oh, my God, I can't believe you're right in front of me. And I was like, hi, could I just get a chicken sandwich? She goes, I am one of your biggest fans. And she turns to the younger girl, she goes, do you know who this is? And the little girl get there, and she goes, no. And I go, hey, it's okay. Can I just get a sandwich? And she goes, oh, I can't believe you don't know who this is. He was on the Bill Engvall Show. He's on Tim Allen Show. He's on Foxworthy Show. She said, you know who it is? She goes, I'm sorry, I don't watch much tv. Well, by this time, a line has started to form behind me, and I hear somebody in line behind me go, who is it? And the guy right behind me goes, I think it's Jeff Foxworthy, but he

[Tom]

would just have the mustache. And I. If.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah, I can't compete with the mustache on him. He's the king of mustard. Him. Him and Sam Elliott. I don't know who would win the first place prize.

[Tom]

Oh, boy, that's a tough one. Yeah.

[Chris]

Well, I know.

[Bill Engvall]

Wouldn't that be a good mustache off? Who has the best mustache, Foxworthy or. Oh, that is a couple.

[Tom]

There's a couple other good ones out there. Magnum PI Tom.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah. Yeah. That was a good one.

[Tom]

That's. That's.

[Bill Engvall]

You don't find too many women in that competition.

[Chris]

No, not really.

[Josh]

There are a couple. You have to go to Sicily.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah.

[Chris]

Or find somebody.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

We're speaking with comedian Bill Engvall. He was part of the original Blue Collar Comedy Tour. We've talked to pretty much everybody. We haven't talked to Ron in a while, but we've talked to everybody else. Do you. I think he was in LA for a while, or do you talk to everybody else on a regular basis?

[Bill Engvall]

Not really. There's. Once in a while I'll get a text, like, from Dan or. But everybody's got their lives going on now. And, you know, it's funny, I was thinking when I was calling in today or yesterday, when we had the issues that I remember being on your show decades ago, and I did the in vitro fertilization bit.

[Tom]

Yeah, that's famous. Butter and the corn. I remember the whole thing.

[Bill Engvall]

Yes.

[Tom]

It's. It's. We've. Every once in a while we'll dig it up because you. You were doing the in vitro and.

[Chris]

How old's your child?

[Bill Engvall]

Could you send it to me? Because I can put it in the show again.

[Commercial Announcer]

Yeah.

[Josh]

How old are.

[Tom]

How old are the kids now?

[Bill Engvall]

Let's see. My daughter's 40 and my son's 35.

[Chris]

Wow.

[Bill Engvall]

So in vitro baby's 35 years old.

[Kristi]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Wow.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah. That is a wow.

[Chris]

That is a wow.

[Bill Engvall]

And Gail's still with me. I can't believe after this many years, it's. We. We've. We're doing this. A retirement thing. We decided that we were both going to come up with ideas for stuff to do together, you know, because we had made it through Covid, so I didn't think it was going to be that big a Deal. So she said, well, why don't we start. We'll, we'll play golf because we both enjoy playing golf. And you know, when you both suck, golf's fun. But when one of you starts getting much better, it's not so much fun anymore. And then the, the short time I was retired, I watched my wife get three hole in ones on the same hole.

[Chris]

Wow.

[Commercial Announcer]

Yeah.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah. So we're split up now.

[Tom]

Bill Langvall is our guest.

[Bill Engvall]

No, I'm, you know what? I, I, I, I got to be honest with you. I missed, I missed stand up the, for the time I was retired, I really found myself missing it and is, I'm just gonna keep working. As long as people keep showing up, I'll be there. You know, it's, it's, and by the way, a huge thank you to you guys. I was telling somebody the other day about the Bob and Tom show, and I said, if it wasn't for them, I don't know I would be where I'm at today. You got, you guys were so supportive of me, and I remember freezing to death walking to that little tiny studio radio station more some mornings, and you guys were always there for me, and I just wanted you to know I appreciate it.

[Tom]

Oh, you're very welcome. That little tiny studio is still in the same building. The building's about 10 times bigger, our studio.

[Bill Engvall]

Oh, really?

[Tom]

Yeah, it's, it's still here. The first time you came here, I think that little studio was so small, if I'm not mistaken, you had to stand up. We, we didn't have enough chairs. The comedian would come in, would stand

[Bill Engvall]

there, and from the outside, it looked like a World War II armory bait bunker. You know, it was just, well, yeah,

[Tom]

it was a classy joint.

[Bill Engvall]

I'm looking forward to coming back to India. I always had such great times in Indy. And it's, it's going to be a lot of fun to come. Bring back some new material. You're going to do some stuff, some classics.

[Tom]

Do you remember when you were first starting out, was there a piece that you did that, that used to remember that was the first one. You went, oh, wait a minute, this is going to work. I might be able to keep doing this.

[Bill Engvall]

You know, probably the very first bit I ever did, I didn't even have any material. I was, I was working as a DJ in a nightclub. And let's just say that I played a lot of AC DC and Van Halen. It was, you know, and you, you would hear, yeah, gentlemen, get out your wallet. Here comes Cheyenne. You know, it was. So. I remember though, we. When they opened up this comedy club just down the road, my friend who was the bouncer at the disco I was working at said, let's go down to amateur night and watch. So I said, all right, whatever. And I had a. I didn't have. They. After a few rounds of liquid encouragement went through us, they talked me into going on stage and I just did. I literally improv a bit about a girl in a disco on Quaaludes and people were laughing and I remember thinking, wow, this is kind of cool. And then, you know. But I had the best deal. I was. I was the house MC at this club and I learned from the greats like Seinfeld and Shanling and Kirkenbauer and Rich Scheidener and all these guys, and they taught me how to put together an act. And it was off to the races. And ever since then, I've. That's been. My only mistress is stand up.

[Tom]

You miss Cheyenne, though, huh?

[Bill Engvall]

Oh, boy. You know what? She was a gamer. I gotta give her that.

[Chris]

Where you learned your moves for Dancing with the Stars? That's what I always wanted to know. You were great.

[Bill Engvall]

You know what's funny, Chris? I would. When they. When they called, when Dancing with the Stars called me, they said, we want you to be on the show. I literally said, well, yeah, I could judge that. There was no reason to think they wanted me on the show. And I remember thinking, oh, my God, is this where my career's gone? And then Miguel, who's always looking out for me, says, you know, I think you ought to do it. And so I did and got to the finals, was on 13 weeks in front of 13 million people a week. And I, you know, I don't think people realize how brutal that show is. You know, I think in that short time, the 13 weeks I was on there, I tore my groin, pulled my hamstring, and had to have my knee drained twice.

[Chris]

So you're not still dancing?

[Tom]

No.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah.

[Chris]

You and Gail don't somebody.

[Kristi]

That was.

[Bill Engvall]

That's the question people like, now, do you go dancing with your wife? I'm like, hell no.

[Tom]

You did great, though.

[Chris]

Yeah, you were awesome.

[Bill Engvall]

I just wish. I wish they. We could have done. There was two dances I wish that we could have done, but they weren't considered ballroom. And one was the two step and the other one was the white guy prom dance. You know, where the foot goes in front of the other one.

[Tom]

Yeah. Oh, well. But that's Cheyenne. Cheyenne could Dance. Thank you, Bill. Bill has a website that'll tell you all about where he's going to be and what he's done. Thank you very much, Bill.

[Bill Engvall]

Guys, it's great to see you again and thank. And I truly meant that from the heart. Thank you again for all you've done for me.

[Tom]

Thank you. It's always a great pleasure.

[Chris]

Yes.

[Tom]

Former Texan, now living in beautiful Park City, Utah.

[Chris]

He was a fan favorite on Dancing with the Stars. Man, he almost won that. Yeah, it was great.

[Tom]

Oh yeah, that was great.

[Kristi]

You ever skied at Park City?

[Tom]

Yes.

[Chris]

Yeah, Beautiful place.

[Kristi]

Good snow. Is that what a skier would say? Good.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

The snow in Utah is some of the best in the world.

[Kristi]

Now, what makes it powdery?

[Tom]

It's very dry.

[Kristi]

Very dry. Okay.

[Commercial Announcer]

Yeah.

[Kristi]

All right. Hear that, Josh? Very dry. That's dry powder.

[Chris]

Did you guys go skiing? Have you?

[Josh]

No.

[Kristi]

Never skied?

[Chris]

Never.

[Kristi]

I. What is it? Apresky.

[Tom]

You'd like the apresque.

[Kristi]

I said at the fireplace. Fireplace in the bar.

[Chris]

So called hottie.

[Kristi]

No, no, I. Whatever a shot is, is that. I have a special name at the ski chalet.

[Josh]

I'm a sweater.

[Chris]

Are you?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Chris]

Okay.

[Josh]

Yeah. Get me on the sled.

[Chris]

All right.

[Tom]

I'd like to see a sled down the mountains in Park City.

[Josh]

I'd do it. Love it.

[Tom]

You probably hit 100 miles an hour

[Josh]

before you get

[Kristi]

after watching the bobsled and the luge and the skeleton. Wouldn't you like to do that at. Maybe go to Lake Placid? Don't they have that?

[Josh]

I'd love that.

[Kristi]

I think there's one in Wisconsin that's

[Tom]

open a lot where civil civilians get to go down the bobsled.

[Kristi]

Absolutely.

[Josh]

The milder.

[Kristi]

Yeah, that would be fun. You're not going 80 miles an hour.

[Tom]

So you're just doing like the last hundred feet.

[Chris]

Are you laying on your back or laying face first?

[Kristi]

It's up to you really. I think so.

[Tom]

Do it on a cafeteria tray like the old days. Christie Lee is at the Bob and Tom news desk. What has you got over there?

[Chris]

Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric car, the Eve. It's an EV model dubbed Lucha, Italian for light. It will be the luxury sports car makers first ever five seater. It will run with a Ferrari made electric motor on each wheel helping the car hit 60 miles per hour in around two and a half seconds.

[Kristi]

I don't know.

[Chris]

What would you pay for an electric Ferrari?

[Josh]

I wouldn't.

[Chris]

Quarter of a million $640,000.

[Kristi]

Wow. That's down payment.

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Tom]

The day after they released this, their stock tanked.

[Chris]

It's expected to become available in the US sometime in the second quarter of 2020.

[Kristi]

Don't you agree, Tom, that when they get it down, and they will. I don't know when, but it's soon that you get off at an exit on an interstate and can recharge your car just like you do?

[Tom]

Oh, sure, absolutely.

[Kristi]

Get a tank of gas, that's when it'll go through the roof. It'll take that same amount of time.

[Josh]

I'm wondering if they'll even have them in the highways themselves. Much like you can just set your phone on a certain thing and it charges.

[Kristi]

Right, Right.

[Josh]

It's charging as you're going.

[Kristi]

Great idea.

[Josh]

Some kind of strips under there.

[Bill Engvall]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I just don't know if Ferrari is the way to go because apparently this was, is, has been met with almost exclusively negative criticism.

[Chris]

Just because they're an Italian luxury car maker and they shouldn't be doing ev.

[Tom]

They shouldn't do whatever they want. I mean, I don't. They're going to be some beautiful luxury evs and there already are some.

[Kristi]

But yeah, there are.

[Tom]

I know, like I said, they're, they're.

[Kristi]

Oh, that's cool.

[Tom]

They're stock tanked.

[Chris]

See, I'm not a fan of those colors.

[Kristi]

That's the first Ferrari I've seen that I, I kind of like.

[Chris]

Really?

[Kristi]

I don't like that blue.

[Josh]

Like it looks like a reasonable vehicle.

[Chris]

That's why you can, yeah, functional five seater. You don't have the bat wings to get in.

[Kristi]

Yeah, I don't want to. I don't want to have to climb

[Chris]

down onto the ground to get in.

[Kristi]

I have enough trouble. I have enough trouble getting the baby car.

[Tom]

Under 640,000. It better come with a guy named Luigi that rides around with you to fix it every time.

[Kristi]

What else do you want of Mr. Chick? Thank you, Luigi. I'm Italian, I can do this. Thank you, Luigi.

[Chris]

A Chinese company claims its so called pet translator is approaching a 95% accuracy rate.

[Kristi]

No kidding.

[Chris]

Yes.

[Josh]

I doubt it.

[Chris]

Ming Xi Yaoi recently launched pre orders for its AI powered $118 pet trans.

[Kristi]

Well, her name sounds like a something a pet would say.

[Chris]

Ming Chow, which is worn on the animal's collar to interpret its sounds and behavior in real time. Interpreted into English, I would think it would be Chinese.

[Tom]

If it's Chinese, that's not gonna really help much. Well, my friend, my dog said to me yesterday, he said, I'm sure you

[Kristi]

guys, I'M sure you guys have seen

[Josh]

sound like a native speaker. Didn't he

[Kristi]

company clips before many times received 10,000 disinterested aside that you bring to the show is a home run every time. No, you've seen the dogs who. Who put their paws on a. On a word.

[Chris]

Yes.

[Kristi]

And they. Dad, where's dad? Stuff like that. They really know.

[Tom]

Well, they know certain things, but backyard.

[Chris]

I got a dog that knows way too much backyard.

[Kristi]

My Australian shepherd is doing my tax.

[Tom]

You get home and your dogs walked up to Andy. Christy bought more clothes online this afternoon.

[Josh]

What?

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Josh]

You didn't hear from me?

[Kristi]

Be careful. She's going to hit you with a pillow.

[Chris]

Well, this one will find food no matter where it is too. In my briefcase, basically. That was in the kitchen.

[Josh]

A woman with a briefcase. Oh, sorry.

[Kristi]

What's in there? Like pantyhose and a brush?

[Chris]

No, I do have a brush.

[Tom]

No, but I mean the dogs.

[Chris]

But I had chocolate covered almonds. Ate the whole bag.

[Tom]

Well, they can smell them.

[Chris]

Of course they were in the bag.

[Tom]

Doesn't matter. So this interpreter thing, they say there. It's on a pre sale right now.

[Chris]

They've already sold 10,000 of them.

[Tom]

Is there a demo? I would like to see a demonstration.

[Josh]

I know, this is just silly. So it's gonna. The dog will bark and then this thing will go. More dinner, please.

[Kristi]

You know what's silly and what's the perfect crime are the fortune tellers who can read your dog's mind. You know, how the hell do you check that? Well, I don't think she's really saying that. Oh, my God, she is.

[Tom]

What was it? Didn't they make a movie about that, did they?

[Josh]

Well, the Horse Whisperer is based on.

[Tom]

No, no. I mean, wasn't there one where the. The principal actress was a dog mind reader or something?

[Josh]

That's funny. Yeah, and I hope it was a comedy of some sort. And she was.

[Kristi]

I hope so too.

[Tom]

Oh, here's one. This is from South Korea.

[Christopher]

The.

[Tom]

The dog is saying, don't eat me for lunch. Oh, that's pretty accurate. Apparently not. Well,

[Kristi]

Don't eat the. Don't eat me for lunch. You hear that, doc? Don't eat me for lunch.

[Christopher]

That's it for another Bob and Tom show. Extra. Catch us on itunes. Google Play and Stitcher for Bob and Tom. Extra. This is Christopher. Take care, everybody.

[Bill Engvall]

Full send Golf. You guys know how much I really, really love Golf. Full send Golf 2v2. Me and VOD versus Big John and Kyle. Oh, it feels good to be back on the lengths with the boys.

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[Bill Engvall]

Back to golf in a big way.

[Chris]

Now what?

[Josh]

Practice.

[Tom]

Let's go.

[Kristi]

Let's hit the range.

[Bill Engvall]

I was like, let's go to the range. We are headed to the golf cart. Yellow.

You want to golf with us?

[Chris]

No. You don't play golf?

[Bill Engvall]

No. Try.

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We got a break.

[Kristi]

Par.

[Bill Engvall]

I'm very, very excited.

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You excited?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Bill Engvall]

Bullsen golf.

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