B&T Extra: Josh's Mom texts, Wedding on a Flight, & Sally Ride

Summary

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The BOB & TOM Show Extra: "Josh's Mom Texts, Wedding on a Flight, & Sally Ride"

Date: February 10, 2026
Hosts/Cast: Tom Griswold, Bob Kevoian, Kristi Lee, Josh Arnold, Jess, plus guests and voices

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Overview

This "B&T Extra" episode delivers the hallmark Bob & Tom blend of sharp-witted banter, news-of-the-weird, and comedic takes on topical events. The hosts riff on Josh Arnold’s well-meaning but hilariously scattered texts from his mom, debate the etiquette and legality of an in-flight wedding, share oddball divorce stories (including one involving ChatGPT), and retell the legendary tale of NASA’s gender-blind planning for Sally Ride’s space mission. Key discussions revolve around relatable family quirks, marriage oddities, and the ever-present theme of being baffled—sometimes clueless—about modern life.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Josh’s Mom Texts [03:10-05:10]

• Premise: Josh reads three real texts from his mom, sent within a three-minute stretch.

  • Checking if Josh was near a traffic pile-up— "The city she referring to. I looked it up. We’re 125 miles from here." (Josh Arnold, 03:28)
  • Local weather update from Zephyr Hills, Florida — "Right now it’s 27 degrees here in Zephyr Hills." (Josh Arnold, 03:44)
  • Crockpot advice — "I have started a crock pot for chili today... Do you have a good crock pot?" (Josh Arnold, 03:52)

• Hosts’ Takes:

  • Moms’ overprotectiveness and out-of-context updates cracked up the crew:
    • "That is so mom." (Kristi Lee, 04:14)
    • "Phase one dementia. No..." (Bob Kevoian, jokingly, 04:16)

• Relatable Moment: Discussing the universal experience of receiving worry-prone, non-sequitur texts from mothers.

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2. Wedding on a Flight [05:10-09:30]

• News Story: Couple married mid-flight on Southwest Airlines, blocking the front bathroom, drawing social media ire.

  • "Flight attendant announces the midflight ceremony... and if you do have to use the lavatory, please use the one in the back of the aircraft." (Tom Griswold, 05:49)

• Panel Reactions:

  • Light teasing: "Roger. An airplane term. A little on the nose, isn’t it?" (Josh Arnold, 05:38)
  • Musings about legality: "Do they have to have a license for the airspace?" (Bob Kevoian, 06:43)
  • Jess clarifies: "It has to be where one of the people reside. That’s where you have to get the license from." (Jess, 07:02)

• Notable Quotes:

  • "I wonder what would have happened if they had hit turbulence... Because that’s a law, you can’t do that." (Tom Griswold, 08:54)
  • "In lieu of throwing rice, you throw pretzels and a can of Coke." (Bob Kevoian, 08:50)

• Segment Tone: Playful, slightly incredulous, riffing on airline annoyances and the practical details of a legal wedding.

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3. Divorce and Annulment Oddities [09:30-12:00]

• AI Wedding Annulment:

  • Dutch court annulled a marriage where the officiant used ChatGPT to write the vows and omitted legally required verbiage.
  • "The judge found that the couple had not actually sworn to fulfill their marriage duties... ordered their marriage removed..." (Tom Griswold, 10:09)

• Turkish Social Media Divorce:

  • Story of a Turkish court granting a woman a divorce because her husband liked and commented on other women’s photos.
  • "In its decision, the court said: ‘These seemingly harmless online interactions can actually intensify emotional insecurity...’" (Tom Griswold, 11:16)

• Hosts’ Quips:

  • "Next time I get married, I’m going to Dutchland. I can tell you that." (Kristi Lee, 11:52)
  • "$20? That’s like 80,000 in Turkey." (Josh Arnold, 11:49)

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4. Sally Ride & NASA’s Tampon Blunder [12:04-16:13]

• Legendary Anecdote: Bob recounts how NASA’s (male) engineers, prepping Sally Ride’s 6-day space mission, offered her 100 tampons.

  • Direct quote from Sally Ride via Bob: "They asked her for the six-day mission: ‘Will 100 tampons be enough?’" (Bob Kevoian, 14:04)

• Panel’s Laughter:

  • "That means there were men. Boy, we gotta—what about the Tampa?" (Josh Arnold, 14:18)
  • "How many do you think she needs? I don’t know, 100 for six days. Is that enough?" (Kristi Lee, 14:21)

• Sally Ride’s response: "She diplomatically explains that was far more than necessary... and they ‘scaled back the supply’." (Bob Kevoian, 15:43)

• Comedic Wrap:

  • "But she could build a Lego model or two with ‘em!" (Bob Kevoian, 14:55)
  • The story highlights the mix of scientific brilliance and hilarious cluelessness of the era.

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5. Other News & Quick Bits

• Space Station Medical Evacuation [12:04-13:02]:

  • An astronaut is returned in NASA’s first-ever ISS "med evac," but details are kept private due to HIPAA.
  • "NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said, ‘The astronaut... is fine right now, in good spirits...’" (Tom Griswold, 12:42)
  • Banter about HIPAA, privacy, and jokes over leaking personal details.

• "Toxic Masculinity" Study [16:44-19:18]:

  • Only 3.2% of New Zealand men meet "hostile toxic" criteria.
  • "I think there are jerks and there are non-jerks. Has nothing to do with masculinity." (Josh Arnold, 18:27)
  • Debate ensues over the concept, with playful sparring about gendered labels.

• "The View" and TV Chatter [19:28-19:58]:

  • Brief riff on "The View"’s format and quality:
    • "I just don’t think it’s very well done... They talk over each other, you can’t tell who’s talking." (Kristi Lee, 19:47)

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6. Comedic Segments & Highlights

• Dan Greeter’s College Football Take [20:07–21:24]:

  • Football-guy humor, Harvard vs. Ohio State imaginary play-by-play full of Midwest stereotypes.

• White Trash Expo Parody [21:27–23:53]:

  • A tongue-in-cheek faux event poking fun at "white trash culture," local pageants, and cheeky social commentary.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote | |-----------|--------------|-------| | 03:44 | Josh Arnold | “Followed by right now it’s 27 degrees here in Zephyr Hills. That is sort of newsworthy.” | | 04:14 | Kristi Lee | “That is so mom.” | | 06:43 | Bob Kevoian | “Do they have to have a license for the airspace that they’re in for this to be legal?” | | 08:50 | Bob Kevoian | “In lieu of throwing rice, you throw pretzels and a can of Coke.” | | 10:09 | Tom Griswold | “The judge found that the couple had not actually sworn to fulfill their marriage duties...” | | 11:16 | Tom Griswold | “These seemingly harmless online interactions can actually intensify emotional insecurity and upset the balance of the relationship.” | | 14:04 | Bob Kevoian | “They asked her for the six-day mission: ‘Will 100 tampons be enough?’” | | 15:43 | Bob Kevoian | “She diplomatically explained that that was far more tampons than necessary, and they scaled back the supply.” | | 18:27 | Josh Arnold | “I think there are jerks and there are non-jerks. Has nothing to do with masculinity.” |

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Tone & Style

The episode is dynamic, light-hearted, and full of laughs, with the hosts’ chemistry shining through. Humor is balanced with genuine curiosity and the occasional deep dive into social issues, always circling back to fun, relatable observations about life, family, history, and marriage.

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Suggestion for New Listeners

If you enjoy quick-witted, topical humor interspersed with offbeat human-interest stories, and sharp, friendly debate, this episode is a prime cut of The BOB & TOM Show’s style. Whether you missed the morning show or just want another laugh, the mix of real news oddities, personal anecdotes, and running gags about parental quirks and institutional cluelessness will keep you smiling.

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Transcript

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[Bob Kevoian]

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[Josh Arnold]

Extra. There's Josh Arnold with texts from my mother coming up.

[Tom Griswold]

Oh, love it.

[Josh Arnold]

These are three texts that have occurred within three minutes of each other this morning. Now my mom knows what I do for a living and when I do it right.

[Jess]

Okay, so it is current. It's right now.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. So she said. The first text I had to look up to see how far away you are from a certain city to make sure you weren't in that big traffic pile up. Now, the city she referring to. I looked it up. We're 125 miles from you.

[Bob Kevoian]

Okay, okay.

[Josh Arnold]

Followed by right now it's 27 degrees here in Zephyr Hills. That's in Florida. So that is sort of newsworthy.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Followed by. I have started a crock pot for chili today. When you're not feeling good, crock pot are so nice for cooking. All you do is put it in and leave it. Ha ha, ha, ha ha. Do you have a good crock pot?

[Bob Kevoian]

So she's. That is so.

[Kristi Lee]

That is so mom.

[Bob Kevoian]

So do phase one dementia. No.

[Kristi Lee]

Have you composed a reply?

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, I have not replied yet because I'm at work and you don't want.

[Tom Griswold]

To start a conversation.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah. And I don't.

[Tom Griswold]

What's that? You don't want to start a conversation.

[Josh Arnold]

Yes.

[Tom Griswold]

I don.

[Josh Arnold]

I don't want to encourage texts at this time.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yes. The 127 mile away traffic tie up has really affected me and I haven't gotten to work yet. That's a. I'm. I'm two and a half hours late.

[Josh Arnold]

That's a classic mom thing too.

[Tom Griswold]

Of.

[Josh Arnold]

Are you getting that storm? That is a state away.

[Jess]

Oh, I mean, my mom gives us reports now.

[Bob Kevoian]

What are you doing?

[Jess]

Do you have your flashlights? Do you have candles lit? Like.

[Bob Kevoian]

I didn't know they were.

[Josh Arnold]

I share those because they are very.

[Jess]

They're so sweet if they're somebody else's mom. Like, you know, I think that's adorable. If my mom was texting, I would.

[Tom Griswold]

Be like, get a life.

[Bob Kevoian]

We are going to switch gears and head over to Christy Lee at the news desk. What's happening?

[Tom Griswold]

Well, we have weddings, annulments, and divorces all in the news. A couple who tied the knot during a Southwest Airlines flight are receiving some backlash for blocking access to the plane's bathroom. That's right. In a video posted to social media, a flight attendant announces the mid flight ceremony over the PA as Tina and Roger clasp hands at the front of the airplane.

[Josh Arnold]

Roger. An airplane term. A little on the nose, isn't it?

[Tom Griswold]

Oh, look at that. The flight attendant can be heard.

[Josh Arnold]

No, I refuse.

[Tom Griswold]

Asking passengers.

[Kristi Lee]

That's a big arm, huh?

[Tom Griswold]

Please remain seated as a courtesy to the bride and groom. And if you do have to use the lavatory, please use the one in the back of the aircraft.

[Josh Arnold]

That seems okay.

[Kristi Lee]

Yeah.

[Tom Griswold]

While the My high mile high ceremony was met with cheers from passengers on the plane, Tick tock users, of course, felt differently.

[Bob Kevoian]

Well, by definition, they were not happy.

[Josh Arnold]

You did well stopping.

[Tom Griswold]

But they were forced to witness the wedding. Oh, one.

[Bob Kevoian]

Put on your headphones and get a life.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah. Quote, I've never seen a wedding hostage situation before.

[Josh Arnold]

Well, that's kind of funny. But this is. Yeah, he's a, A daddy, as they would say.

[Tom Griswold]

He is very, very hot.

[Kristi Lee]

Hello.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah, he is.

[Bob Kevoian]

That looks kind of fun. I have a technical question.

[Kristi Lee]

I wonder what she benches, man.

[Tom Griswold]

All right, geez.

[Bob Kevoian]

I have a technical question. I have, I have a license, if you will. A permit, whatever it is.

[Jess]

I can certificate.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yes. I can actually marry people.

[Kristi Lee]

Jess can too, I think.

[Bob Kevoian]

And, but as you know.

[Tom Griswold]

But you still need a license, Right.

[Bob Kevoian]

And my question is, do they have to have a license for the airspace that they're in for this to be legal?

[Tom Griswold]

They probably.

[Jess]

It has to be where one of the people reside.

[Josh Arnold]

Okay.

[Jess]

That's where you have to get the license from.

[Bob Kevoian]

Oh.

[Jess]

So let's say it's not where the, the wedding takes.

[Josh Arnold]

Got you. So if you live in Kansas and you want to get married on a beach in Florida.

[Jess]

Yes, One.

[Josh Arnold]

You just have to get the license from Kansas.

[Jess]

From wherever one of the people live.

[Josh Arnold]

Gotcha.

[Jess]

Okay. It has to be from there.

[Bob Kevoian]

I didn't know that. Yeah, I, I, I did know that. There are certain verbiage you have to use.

[Jess]

Yes.

[Bob Kevoian]

For it to be legal.

[Kristi Lee]

It's almost magical, isn't it?

[Bob Kevoian]

Incantation you can write, they can write all their own vows, blah, blah, blah. But there are certain things that have to be stated.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Well, that makes sense.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah.

[Tom Griswold]

Once you sign the marriage license, you're married whether you want to or not. Right. You don't even need a ceremony.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, the ceremony really is just a ceremony.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah.

[Tom Griswold]

It's just a formality.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Tom Griswold]

Unless you get married in the church. In the eyes of God.

[Bob Kevoian]

I see this. This was on. This was on my favorite airline. I love Southwest Airlines.

[Josh Arnold]

Did they say why they got married on a plane?

[Tom Griswold]

No, don't say anything.

[Josh Arnold]

Probably a reason.

[Bob Kevoian]

If they get divorced. If they get divorced, it'll be in a Greyhound.

[Josh Arnold]

That's the same as riding on a plane. It's. In fact, Greyhounds are more comfortable.

[Tom Griswold]

I would guess that maybe one of them work for the airline. Maybe.

[Jess]

Or they met us.

[Tom Griswold]

They add streamers up and stuff. So it's not like they didn't plan it. Like.

[Kristi Lee]

I don't know.

[Bob Kevoian]

I think it's fun.

[Kristi Lee]

They must work for the air because they fussed. Whoever.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah, they did fuss.

[Josh Arnold]

Are we allowed to be angry that it's not in the story why they got married on the plane?

[Jess]

Yeah. I want to know if they're flight attendants.

[Tom Griswold]

This is all I got.

[Josh Arnold]

I'm not angry at you or Tom. I'm just angry.

[Tom Griswold]

Okay.

[Bob Kevoian]

I would say you're just angry at.

[Kristi Lee]

Air travel in general, though, Right?

[Bob Kevoian]

People that are like. What is the phrase? Speak now or forever hold your piss. If the ceremony is going for a.

[Josh Arnold]

Long time, the bathroom was.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yes. In lieu of throwing rice, you throw pretzels and a can of Coke.

[Tom Griswold]

I wonder what would have happened if they had hit turbulence and they weren't allowed to get up out of their seats, man. Because that's a law. You can't do that.

[Bob Kevoian]

Well, they probably planned. They said to. The. Said to the pilot, let us know when we're gonna have some smooth sailing for a while.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, but there's clear air turbulence.

[Tom Griswold]

Right. Have you not been on a flight where they never take the seatbelt sign off?

[Bob Kevoian]

Oh, yes. And I had to urinate. I.

[Tom Griswold]

Yes.

[Bob Kevoian]

I was about to piss my pants, for God's sake. Can I get up?

[Josh Arnold]

Get up and pee when the seatbelt light is on.

[Tom Griswold]

You're not supposed to.

[Kristi Lee]

You can.

[Josh Arnold]

I thought you Okay.

[Kristi Lee]

I think if you ask, I think they let you.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's got to be some leeway.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

For emergencies.

[Tom Griswold]

A Dutch court annulled a couple's marriage after it was revealed that the person officiating used chat GPT to compose the vows. This goes right into what Tom was saying.

[Kristi Lee]

Well, this is legal.

[Tom Griswold]

According to the Irish Independent, the AI generated speech was meant to be playful, but the person officiating their wedding last April asked whether they would, quote, continue supporting each other, teasing each other, and embracing each other even when life gets difficult.

[Josh Arnold]

So you can add that. You have to say the other things.

[Tom Griswold]

But when the pair said, I do, the officiant declared them not only husband and wife, but above all, a team A crazy couple, each other's love and home base.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, yeah, I don't care.

[Tom Griswold]

See now, none of this sounds bad. However, the judge found that the couple had not actually sworn to fulfill their marriage duties, something that is required under Dutch law, and ordered their marriage removed from the city's registry. It's right into what Tom was saying. Yeah. Huh.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah. Certain verbiage is required.

[Jess]

Ah, yeah.

[Bob Kevoian]

And yeah. So you said you have three wedding stories.

[Tom Griswold]

Turkish court has ruled that a husband's liking other women's social media posts grounds for divorce, Ladies and gentlemen.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, okay.

[Tom Griswold]

According to local media, the woman filing for divorce had accused her husband of abuse as well as spending a lot of time on social media, liking photographs of other women and leaving suggestive comments on the post.

[Kristi Lee]

Oh, yeah, that's abuse.

[Tom Griswold]

The court ruled in the wife's favor ordered her husband to pay $20 in monthly alimony.

[Bob Kevoian]

$20?

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah.

[Kristi Lee]

Wow.

[Jess]

He's lucky.

[Tom Griswold]

As well as $2,000 in compensation and all the dirt.

[Bob Kevoian]

You can sweep.

[Kristi Lee]

What a no version of the 401k.

[Tom Griswold]

In its decision, the court said, quote, these seemingly harmless online interactions can actually intensify emotional insecurity and upset the balance of the relationship.

[Jess]

That's true.

[Josh Arnold]

Yes.

[Jess]

I don't know if it needs. If it's grounds for divorce.

[Bob Kevoian]

I.

[Josh Arnold]

You know, here anything's grounds for divorce. Right?

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

So in Turkey, maybe they.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

This is a news. Because it's like, hey, this is fairly lenient.

[Jess]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

For them. Allowing them to get divorced for this point.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah.

[Bob Kevoian]

$20.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

But that's like 80,000 in Turkey.

[Kristi Lee]

Next time I get married, I'm going to Dutch land. I can tell you that.

[Bob Kevoian]

Turkey, whatever.

[Kristi Lee]

Turkey, Same thing.

[Bob Kevoian]

Wow. Okay. Thank you very much, Christie. What else is happening?

[Tom Griswold]

An astronaut that had fallen ill aboard the International Space Station returned to Earth and NASA's first medical evacuation.

[Kristi Lee]

Thanks for to be seen again.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. Bringing us space Covid, the SpaceX guided.

[Tom Griswold]

The capsule to a middle of the night splashdown in the Pacific near San Diego.

[Kristi Lee]

Middle of the night? They could have done it anytime.

[Josh Arnold]

You're exactly right. Anytime.

[Kristi Lee]

Middle of the night.

[Tom Griswold]

It happened on Thursday, less than 11 hours after the ailing astronaut and three others exited the ISS.

[Bob Kevoian]

I think they have to do it then because they would like to land near San Diego, not in the Sargasso Sea.

[Josh Arnold]

You're well that you're likely turn.

[Bob Kevoian]

Oh, wait a second.

[Tom Griswold]

NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said, quote, the astronaut in question is fine right now in good spirits and going through the proper medical checks and nothing is popping.

[Josh Arnold]

Out of his chest.

[Tom Griswold]

We assure you, officials have not identified the astronaut or explained what happened, citing medical prices.

[Bob Kevoian]

And so it's. I believe it's a Russian, a Japanese gent and then two Americans.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, I like this joke.

[Kristi Lee]

No, Igor Yamamoto. So.

[Bob Kevoian]

I was trying to get some background on this and I was trying to find out because I had heard that sometimes the astronauts will get appendectomies. They'll volunteer for them, but that apparently doesn't happen much. But some of them do get their wisdom teeth taken out, so they don't have issues with any. But I got reading about this and this sounds like it's a fake story, but it's not. Sally Ride, who of course famously went into space. This is absolutely true. She was going to be the first woman to go into space. And most of the NASA engineers were men at the time. And they had obviously been dealing with male astronauts for quite some time. This is the honest to God truth. They asked her for the six day mission. They said, will 100 tampons be enough?

[Jess]

Yes.

[Josh Arnold]

So funny that they were that clueless.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah, yeah, 100.

[Bob Kevoian]

And I. So I read that and I thought, oh, that can't be true. Then I went to several other sources. It is indeed a fact, which she thought was quite funny.

[Josh Arnold]

That means there were men.

[Jess]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Boy, we gotta. What about the Tampa?

[Kristi Lee]

Like 16, 17 a day or something.

[Josh Arnold]

How many do you think she needs? I don't know, 100 for six days. Is that enough?

[Bob Kevoian]

It says the quote here is, NASA had no prior experience sending a woman into space. The engineers were being cautious, not mocking.

[Kristi Lee]

No, no, of course not.

[Josh Arnold]

What do you need? Like 100?

[Tom Griswold]

So ridiculous.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah, wow. Funny.

[Josh Arnold]

Did she even need any? It was only six days.

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah, and you would need some.

[Jess]

Not if she's not on her period.

[Tom Griswold]

What if she starts? I mean, people start. I mean, I was very.

[Bob Kevoian]

Well, she's got 100 of them, but she could, I don't know, build a Lego model or two or three a day.

[Josh Arnold]

So she should know whether or not she would need a tampon within six days.

[Tom Griswold]

Honey, I'm going to tell you what happens to the human female body.

[Josh Arnold]

You don't know.

[Tom Griswold]

You're right, you don't know. Sometimes your period comes every 28 days. Sometimes it comes in 20.

[Kristi Lee]

This is disgusting. Can't we talk about anything else?

[Bob Kevoian]

Plus, they would. The launch could be postponed or whatever. So anyway, I love that story.

[Josh Arnold]

Would 100 be all right?

[Bob Kevoian]

It is pretty funny.

[Jess]

I'd love to see her face.

[Josh Arnold]

And I like to think she Went, yes, a hundred.

[Jess]

A hundred.

[Bob Kevoian]

How.

[Kristi Lee]

How do you feel about the term menses?

[Josh Arnold]

Love it. I think menses is.

[Jess]

These are some of the smartest minds in the world.

[Kristi Lee]

Right.

[Josh Arnold]

But they had.

[Tom Griswold]

Maybe they were geeks.

[Bob Kevoian]

It said. It said. Sally Ride's response, recounted in several later interviews and biographies, made it clear that the number. She made it clear to the engineers the number was wildly excessive. Quote, she diplomatically explains that that was far more tampons than necessary. And they, quote, scaled back the supply.

[Jess]

So funny.

[Tom Griswold]

Wow.

[Bob Kevoian]

Okay. But in any event, back to the contemporary. I mean, the thing we're talking about right now, they're not going to say which astronaut it was and what the particular ailment was.

[Josh Arnold]

That doesn't raise any alarms for you.

[Jess]

But that's a HIPAA thing, right, Christy?

[Tom Griswold]

Yeah.

[Bob Kevoian]

They say the only way it'll come out is if the.

[Tom Griswold]

That person says yes.

[Bob Kevoian]

If the astronaut, they can release that hippo.

[Josh Arnold]

Should be illegal. I want to know everybody's.

[Jess]

It's illegal here.

[Josh Arnold]

What do you mean?

[Jess]

You've been in a meeting with Kessler. He'll tell everybody what's going on.

[Josh Arnold]

He did tell everybody about the drip I had for a while.

[Kristi Lee]

Well, that's your home.

[Bob Kevoian]

If you're wondering why Josh is straddling the chair, he caught the nail downtown. Well, thank you very much.

[Tom Griswold]

A recent study suggests most men do not fit the profile of so called toxic masculinity.

[Kristi Lee]

They don't.

[Tom Griswold]

Do not.

[Kristi Lee]

I disagree.

[Josh Arnold]

That's right. I know you're a fan of toxic. What you, you were a believer. And I am not.

[Tom Griswold]

Researchers use data from a study in New Zealand.

[Kristi Lee]

I think people, and I think people in a crowd would be more inclined to do something if they were instead of by their own.

[Jess]

I don't think it has to do with a crowd.

[Bob Kevoian]

Crowd behavior.

[Kristi Lee]

I think it is.

[Jess]

No, it's a different topic.

[Kristi Lee]

Encouraged each other.

[Tom Griswold]

Researchers used data from a study in New Zealand reflecting the responses of 15,000 heterosexual men. Only 3.2% of men were labeled hostile toxic, demonstrating the highest levels on most of the problematic indicators such as sexual prejudice, hostile sexism and narcissism. The term toxic masculinity is often used to describe a range of problematic attitudes and behaviors attributed to men.

[Bob Kevoian]

New Zealand. It also just asks the sheep.

[Josh Arnold]

They.

[Tom Griswold]

Interview any of those including misogyny, homophobia, emotional repression and aggression.

[Bob Kevoian]

I mean, if it includes misogyny, homophobia and emotional repression, I mean, I guess it excludes being funny.

[Kristi Lee]

So you. Are you trying to say that without those things, you can't be funny.

[Bob Kevoian]

Not hilariously funny.

[Tom Griswold]

So you think you have toxic masculinity.

[Kristi Lee]

Oh, that sounds like you.

[Tom Griswold]

Sounds like it.

[Josh Arnold]

No, he's been playing around, but yeah. No, that's not a thing.

[Kristi Lee]

I don't think.

[Tom Griswold]

No, I don't think it's a thing at all.

[Josh Arnold]

At all.

[Bob Kevoian]

It says, I think there are 3%. It says, whatever.

[Josh Arnold]

I think there are jerks and there are non jerks.

[Kristi Lee]

Okay, wait a minute. Hold it.

[Josh Arnold]

Has nothing to do with masculinity.

[Kristi Lee]

I think you might be. I think I might. I. I might subscribe to your jerk theory and not even know it. Yeah, yeah. There are jerks in every segment.

[Josh Arnold]

I mean, when, when a woman's being a total bitch, we don't go, oh, look at that. Toxic femininity.

[Jess]

Well, yeah, but that's the thing, I guess. If you were to. If you were to dial down the three main characteristics of a. What would those be? If those are the three characters, I.

[Josh Arnold]

Think they're the same as being a guy jerk. It's unreasonableness, cruelty, whatever.

[Jess]

Right?

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bob Kevoian]

There's a sexist component to the toxic masculinity phrase.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. And there are plenty of sexist women out there. I forget exactly what. So there's. Yeah, I forget what that term is, but. About what. What you call a sexist woman. But they're. They're out there.

[Tom Griswold]

I believe you. A new poll shows the majority of Americans.

[Bob Kevoian]

The answer is America.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah.

[Jess]

The View.

[Josh Arnold]

Can you imagine?

[Jess]

I tried to watch some of it the other day. Like, it popped up. Like I turned the TV on and that was the first thing that came on. And I was just, oh, my gosh, they must pay you so much money.

[Kristi Lee]

I hadn't watched it in a while. And I don't. This is my personal opinion. I just don't think it's very well done.

[Jess]

No. Oh, I.

[Josh Arnold]

It's.

[Kristi Lee]

They talk over each other. You can't tell who's talking.

[Tom Griswold]

And.

[Josh Arnold]

Well, let's not get into that.

[Bob Kevoian]

Yeah, everybody. Everybody speak at the same time.

[Kristi Lee]

Understand that.

[Tom Griswold]

Have you listened to this?

[Bob Kevoian]

It's Dan Greeter. Good morning. How are you? Good. Dan, first off, you're from Cleveland, but you went to school at Ohio State. How'd that go?

[Dan Greeter]

I loved it there. I'm a big football fan. I love college football. You know, we should have a college football team. I was in Boston a couple months ago. I was turning around, I went down to Cambridge. You know, I was walking to Harvard campus.

[Bob Kevoian]

Sure.

[Dan Greeter]

You know, pretending. And it dawned me, Harvard, they didn't put Anybody good in football?

[Christopher]

Do they?

[Dan Greeter]

Harvard, huh? Ivy League bunch of wimps. That's Big Ten, you know Pac 10 is big business. You got the football program. I know people may take a class or two. Is it Harvard to get to school? Football game might break on the weekend. I think if Harvard ever played like Ohio State in football, the play by play would be something like. And Harvard's quarterback has dropped behind the line again for loss of 40. Harvard's man there of course is Chad Elmhurst. Chad is an academic All American at Harvard. Majored in physics with a minor in mathematics. And Bob, they tell me he's actually graduating a year early. He's not going anywhere right now though because he was flattened by big Mooney Moose McCauley. Moose is a sixth year red shirt freshman majoring in scuba diving. Bob, there's a nice shot in the stands of his wife and five kids. He drives Alexis.

[Chad Zumock]

We start here. Yes, you, you idiot.

[Jim Rome]

Oh, alright. First off, we'd like to take our hats off to the organizers of Black Expo. They did a fine job.

[Chad Zumock]

Yes sir. Black Expo did a fine job of showcasing the many contributions of African Americans to our society. And in the interest of fair play and equal time, we'd like to inform you of a somewhat lesser known event.

[Jim Rome]

That's key wrecked. It's the White Trash Expo.

[Chad Zumock]

Yes, sir. The first annual White Trash Expo will be held in the abandoned angel store in Marsh Hill.

[Jim Rome]

That's right. And White Trash Expo will feature lectures, symposiums, seminars, concerts and a tattoo booth.

[Chad Zumock]

White Trash Expo kicks off with the food symposium entitled Our Dietary Cultural Heritage Spam Velveeta Cheese Whiz and Wonder Bread and Turkey Franks.

[Jim Rome]

Finally, Thanksgiving is simplified.

[Chad Zumock]

Also the Reverend Billy Bob Hookers.

[Jim Rome]

No, no, that's hook.

[Bob Kevoian]

Oh, Hooker.

[Chad Zumock]

The Church of the Holy Bonanza Cash Flow will present his lecture entitled how.

[Jim Rome]

Come so Many People are Different than us and why we should Hang Them.

[Chad Zumock]

Making fun of things we don't understand. A Hoosier tradition.

[Jim Rome]

Plumber's butt crack exposure, Faux pas or fashion?

[Chad Zumock]

Also featured at this year's White Trash Expo from the Hendricks County Committee for high toned Community Values. It's the instructional program three steps to decency in Society.

[Jim Rome]

That's right. Step one, removing X rated videos from stores and burning them.

[Chad Zumock]

Step two, banning that darned constitution altogether.

[Jim Rome]

Yes sir. And step three, how to salvage smoke damaged videos for fun on Saturday night. It's all at the White Trash Expo. And don't forget the Miss White Trash Expo America pageant.

[Chad Zumock]

It's just like Miss America, except we guarantee the winner will be a white chick with great big fluffy.

[Jim Rome]

It's all white trash exp.

[Chad Zumock]

And do not miss our special sensitivity training seminars entitled why Can't I use.

[Jim Rome]

The term Negro Anymore?

[Chad Zumock]

And what's darn gay about being Queer?

[Jim Rome]

The white trash Expo.

[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.

[Bob Kevoian]

Foreign.

[Chad Zumock]

And nobody breaks it down like Jim Rome.

[Bob Kevoian]

Super bowl run. Who do you think will be the last one standing this year? Fearless debate and the best callers in sports.

[Kristi Lee]

I don't care what you say. Defense went Super Bowl.

[Bob Kevoian]

That defense absolutely is super bowl caliber. The quarterbacking sure as hell wasn't.

[Josh Arnold]

He's the spitfire of sports smack.

[Bob Kevoian]

A lot to get to, and I'm not sure you're gonna like all of it. Honestly, I don't even care if you like all of it or not. I have a job to do. The Jim Rome show. Get up in here.

[Josh Arnold]

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