B&T Extra: Letters, Drill Sargents, & "You Want Some of This..."

Summary

Episode Overview

Podcast: The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
Episode: B&T Extra: Letters, Drill Sergeants, & "You Want Some of This..."
Release Date: December 12, 2025

This special "Bob & Tom Extra" episode carries the show’s trademark blend of comedy, listener letters, personal anecdotes, and playful banter among the cast. The team reads and responds to a variety of listener messages, shares military stories (with a special focus on drill sergeant experiences), and highlights recurring gags such as Chick McGee’s celebrated “You want some of this before I put it away?” catchphrase. The episode also pokes fun at Tom’s unique habits and worldview, pitching him as a (humorous) “alien among us.”

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Listener Letters and Military Stories

• Drill Sergeants & Military Discipline

  • Several listeners write in with military stories, particularly about the intensity and quirks of drill sergeants.
  • Example Story: A Marine recalls a recruit, Martinez, who got called out for not stenciling his name on his tie, leading to a snappy reply that backfired for the whole group.
    • [04:24] Christopher (reading letter): “…the DI went through the footlocker of Martinez way longer than any of the others…‘You don't have your name stenciled on your tie. For all I know, this tie could be mine.’ Martinez said, ‘Why, sir, don’t you stencil your name on your tie?’”
    • Josh: “Oh no. Oops.”
    • Insight: Listeners’ stories reveal both the humor and the toughness of military life.
  • Another listener shared that at Marine boot camp, punishment for misbehavior included running laps and marching—parenting inspired by military discipline [08:30].

• Drill Sergeant Catchphrases

  • "On your face, scumbag. Push-ups forever, begin." [07:59]
  • The endless push-up command was cited as demoralizing because you never knew when it would end.

• Personal Connection

  • Josh mentions his Vietnam combat veteran dad and his at-home “drill sergeant” approach with his sons [03:30].

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2. Comedy Gold: The Tablecloth Story

• Bob’s Magic Trick Gone Wrong:
  • Bob recounts attempting the magician’s tablecloth trick, only to send a fork flying—embedding it in his brother’s forehead, requiring stitches [02:10]:
    • Bob: “Everything stayed on the table except the fork. And the fork went flying behind me and stuck my brother in the forehead. He had to go to the hospital.”
    • Chick: “Sir, you’re receiving a standing ovation from the crew.” [02:36]
    • Christopher: “Did anybody get a picture of the fork?” [03:07]
  • The tale is met with mock applause and many jokes at Bob’s expense.

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3. “You Want Some of This Before I Put it Away?”

• Catchphrase Origins and Listener Spin:
  • Chick McGee explains his comedic post-shower ritual: “You look at your significant other and grab your business area and say, ‘Hey, would you like any of this before I put it away?’ And I’m gonna say, nine times out of ten, it proves fruitful.” [04:50]
  • Listener Letter: Dave from Warren, Ohio, shares that his wife, using the catchphrase, offered him bacon strips before putting them away after breakfast-for-dinner [05:12].
    • Christopher: “She was holding a bag of bacon strips...” [05:12]
  • Discussion follows on whether women ever use this approach; turns out a past female listener had, and “it worked.” [05:40]

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4. Tom: “Alien Among Us” Comedy Running Gag

• Tom's Quirky Habits
  • Letters and cast banter highlight Tom’s unique approach to clothing rotation, foot odor prevention, and social habits, fueling the recurring “alien" characterization.
  • Tori from Salt Lake writes, “I've got to say, Tom is especially weird today.” [06:22]
  • Chick: “Either one of a kind or it’s not. You can’t have degrees of unique.” [06:10]
• Boot Rotation & Footwear System:
  • Tom describes owning several identical boots in different colors and rotating them to air out and prevent odor [07:00].
  • Chick: “Tom has incredibly horrible foot odor.” [07:12]
• Alien Announcer Sketches:
  • The team plays “Alien Announcer” bits lampooning Tom’s late-in-life discoveries:
    • Pickles on a sandwich [12:34]
    • Roller carry-on luggage [12:52]
    • Oranges in iced tea [13:56]
    • WNBA scoreboards [14:35]
    • Soul food (“fried chicken...was delicious!”) [15:23]
    • McDonald’s at truck stops [16:45]
    • Passports expiring after 10 years (“I didn’t know they were only good for 10 years”) [17:22]
  • Josh: “If eye rolls made a sound, I could keep my face forward but there’d be a lot of really subtle, ‘get a load of this guy.’” [11:06]
  • Running joke that Tom is like an alien adapting to Earth, concluding with more on his (bad) passport photo [17:37].

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5. Thanksgiving Side Dishes

• Brief discussion on listeners’ favorite Thanksgiving sides, with a humorous lament over missing out on "Apple Pie Mac and Cheese" [11:53].
• Team jokes about effort to track down the elusive Kraft mac & cheese variant at Walmart [12:09].

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6. Listener Interactions & Ongoing Material

• Encouragement for listeners to send in more letters, especially military stories and Thanksgiving menu favorites [11:53].
• Shout-out to "Operation Honor Guard," which provides proper uniformed honor guards for veterans' funerals [09:18].

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Bob's Tablecloth Disaster:
  • Bob: "Everything stayed on the table except the fork. And the fork went flying behind me and stuck my brother in the forehead." [02:21]
• Chick's Famous Line:
  • Chick McGee: "You look at your significant other and I grab your... your business area and say, 'Hey, would you like any of this before I put it away?' And I'm gonna say, nine times out of ten, it proves fruitful." [04:50]
• Drill Sergeant Catchphrase:
  • Josh: "Push-ups forever, begin." [08:24]
• Alien Tom Sketch:
  • Announcer: "Time now for the alien who just discovered things here on Earth." [12:27; repeated]
  • Tom (passport): "My passport expired. I didn't know they were only good for 10 years." [17:22]
• Friendly Ribbing:
  • Chick: "Tom has incredibly horrible foot odor." [07:12]
  • Josh: "He has a Cherokee's worth of those boots in his bedroom." [07:15]
  • Chick: "If eye rolls made a sound, I could keep my face forward but there’d be a lot of really subtle, 'get a load of this guy.'" [11:06]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:10] — Bob's tablecloth-and-fork story
• [03:30] — Discussing military experiences and drill sergeants
• [04:24] — Marine letter: Martinez and the missing tie stencil
• [04:50] — Chick McGee's “You want some of this before I put it away?” routine explanation
• [05:12] — Listener flips the catchphrase (with bacon)
• [07:00] — Tom explains his unique footwear rotation system
• [07:59] — Listener letter: “Push-ups forever, begin.”
• [08:30] — Listener letter: Growing up with a Marine dad’s discipline
• [09:18] — Operation Honor Guard shout-out
• [11:53] — Thanksgiving sides and mac & cheese hunt
• [12:27], [14:35], [15:23], [16:45], [17:22] — “Alien Tom” bits highlighting his quirky discoveries

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Tone and Style

The episode is lighthearted, quick-witted, and conversational, blending listener engagement, playful ribbing, and good-natured self-deprecation. The team’s chemistry and long-running in-jokes create a familiar and inviting vibe, making it easy for both regular fans and new listeners to jump in and enjoy.

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Summary

This Bob & Tom Extra delivers a series of comedic, anecdote-driven conversations rooted in listener stories, military life, and everyday oddities—anchored by the hosts’ warm camaraderie and recurring gags. Tom’s “alien” persona and Chick’s signature phrase add extra laughs, while the letters segment highlights the genuine connection between the show and its audience. Recommended for anyone seeking a blend of quick-hit stories, memorable one-liners, and the uniquely oddball energy that defines Bob & Tom.

Transcript

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[Narrator]

Two hours ago, Kyle arrived at the bar.

[Christopher]

Hey, what's everyone drinking?

[Narrator]

Thirty minutes ago, Kyle got his friends another round of drinks.

[Christopher]

Cheers.

[Narrator]

Five minutes ago, Kyle decided to drive home drunk. A minute ago, a law enforcement officer pulled up behind Kyle.

[Tom]

Sir, have you been drinking tonight?

[Narrator]

A chain of events that began two hours ago is about to change Kyle's whole world. Drive sober or get pulled over. Paid for by nhtsa.

[Christopher (Intro/Outro)]

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 on the big show today. Letters, drill sergeants, and. You want some of this before I put it away? Coming up in just a minute.

[Christopher]

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[Bob]

Hey, I got a good story for y'.

[Christopher]

All. I'd love to hear it.

[Bob]

You know how a magician takes a hold of a tablecloth and yanks it?

[Christopher]

The tablecloth?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christopher]

It's one of the greatest.

[Bob]

I did that. But there was a little catch to this. Everything stayed on the table except the four fork. And the fork went flying behind me and stuck my brother in the forehead. He had to go to the hospital.

[Christopher]

Oh, my God.

[Chick McGee]

Sir, you're receiving a standing ovation from the crew.

[Tom]

It's stuck in his core.

[Christopher]

Wait a second. Was your brother's brain affected? Was he crippled for life or anything sad? Oh, no, no.

[Chick McGee]

Oh, well, good.

[Bob]

He's got 10 stitches in his fork.

[Chick McGee]

God, I hope you yell tada at.

[Christopher]

The end of that T.

[Bob]

Amazing everybody. The maze, everything stayed there on the table. And so we heard my brother behind me saying, oh my God.

[Christopher]

Did anybody get a picture of the fork?

[Chick McGee]

You see, you learned a lesson. You could have poked his eye out.

[Christopher]

If you missed something yesterday, maybe you'll hear it now. This is Bob and Tom Extra, talking a lot about some great folks in the military. Once again, Josh's dad, a two time combat veteran, two tours of duty, Vietnam. And he was also a drill sergeant there for a while.

[Josh]

Yes, and a little bit for his boys, too. Every now and again, we would get the treatment.

[Christopher]

Well, this comes to us from a Marine. Oh, we had a recruit named Martinez. And even though Martinez was, I'm quoting here, a squared away Marine, the drill instructor always looked for a fault with him. One day at inspection, the DI went through the footlocker of Martinez way longer than any of the others. He finally found a tie that did not have Mr. Martinez's name stenciled on it. Oh, and of course, the rule was to have your name stenciled in every position to prevent theft. The drill sergeant got right in the face of Mr. Martinez and said, you don't have your name stenciled on your tie. For all I know, this tie could be mine. Martinez said, why, sir, don't you stencil your name on your tie?

[Josh]

Oh, no. Oops.

[Christopher]

By the way, the. The entire group paid for that. But I'm sure, I'm sure well worth it catching hell. But, but, but certainly well worth it. If you want to reach us, it's bob and tomobandtom.com another letter. This references a phrase made famous by Chick McGee. It's. It involves you stepping out of the shower. Can you explain it to me again? Check.

[Chick McGee]

You look at your significant other and I grab your. Your business area and say, hey, would you like any of this before I put it away? And I'm gonna say, nine times out of ten, it's, it's proves fruitful.

[Christopher]

This comes to us from Dave from Warren, Ohio.

[Chick McGee]

Oh, yeah.

[Christopher]

Hey, Chick. My wife was sitting in a chair. She got up and asked me, hey, do you want any of this before I put it away? Oh, I looked up, she was holding a bag of bacon strips. We'd had breakfast for dinner that night and she was putting leftovers in the fridge.

[Tom]

See, I was going to say, has this ever been reversed?

[Josh]

We did have a letter.

[Christopher]

Have you ever had a woman walk.

[Tom]

Around the corner like buck naked and Go. Hey, you want some of this?

[Josh]

We did have a letter from a woman who said it was it. She did it and it worked.

[Tom]

It does work.

[Josh]

Well, gee, really?

[Christopher]

You mean a guy? Yeah. If it didn't work, I would have been stunned. Chick McGee, any more letters over there?

[Chick McGee]

Bob and Tom show. There seems to be a lot of letters about how odd Tom is. Have you guys.

[Tom]

Gee, I wonder why.

[Chick McGee]

Yeah, I know, I know. Tom. Very unique.

[Christopher]

That's why people are very, you know, not very. There's no such thing as very unique. Oh, boy.

[Chick McGee]

Hello, Bob and Tom.

[Christopher]

It's on this. Either one of a kind or it's not. You can't have.

[Chick McGee]

This is varying degrees of still talking. This is from Tori.

[Christopher]

Trying to get it right for these people.

[Chick McGee]

Thanks for letting me listen.

[Christopher]

Oh, wow. You're welcome.

[Chick McGee]

I'm Tori and Salt Lake. I've been listening for the last 30 years. And I've got to say, Tom is especially weird today. This is from yesterday's show.

[Christopher]

Oh, that's because I was very upset about that apple people throwing.

[Chick McGee]

No, he. They. Tori says first Tom was surprised that nobody has a system for wearing clothes like he does. I'd like to remind Tom that nobody does anything the way Tom does.

[Christopher]

My system is simple. You. You go through your. You rotate your shoes. You rotate your jeans.

[Tom]

You don't rotate your shoes. You wear the shoes every day. The same pair?

[Christopher]

No, no, no. I have several pairs of these.

[Tom]

They look of those boots.

[Christopher]

Yeah, today I got. These are the brown ones. Yesterday I had the black and I've got a different shade of brown and another set of black.

[Tom]

You have four sets of the same boot?

[Christopher]

Yeah, why not? There. I like them this way. They can air out and they don't stink.

[Chick McGee]

Tom has incredibly horrible foot odor.

[Josh]

He has a Cherokee's worth of those boots in his bedroom.

[Chick McGee]

Okay, first Tom surprised he doesn't. No one has a system for wearing clothes like he does. Then claims he's claustrophobic and can't wear a gimp suit. That makes sense for a guy that won't wear T shirts because they're making him feel like he's being choked and cuts the top off his socks for the same reason. However, he requires a tool to get his boots on so tight they're like a second skin. And I think it was Joshua one day said he is an alien sent here to see how humans live and he's trying the best he can.

[Christopher]

Yeah, I can't figure it all out.

[Chick McGee]

I'm starting to buy into that theory. Tory Says, thank you, Tor.

[Christopher]

Okay, thank you very much.

[Josh]

Drill sergeant letter here.

[Christopher]

Oh, I love these.

[Josh]

Yes, I do, too. And thank you guys all so much for sending them in and for the rest of you, for celebrating our veterans with us. Iran got into some trouble because his foot locker was not as organized as it could have been. And his drill sergeant screamed at him, on your face, scumbag. And then apparently the drill sergeant would say this every now and again. Push ups forever, begin.

[Chick McGee]

Forever.

[Josh]

That's kind of a bummer not knowing how many you're going to have to do.

[Christopher]

Jim K. Writes, my father just turned 90. He was in the Marine Corps in the 1950s. As you can expect, being Marine, he was a tough disciplinarian. When my sister and I would misbehave, one of our punishments was running laps around the house. We were fighting. We'd hear him go 10 laps. We knew that we were. We had to put our shoes on and start running laps around the house. As we passed the living room windows, we had to yell out our count on which lap we were on so they could hear it inside. Another punishment was to march. We would march back and forth in the yard as he called out the cadence, turns, and various commands. Thanks for supporting the Military Honor Guard. Yeah, happy to do so, Jim. The one that we were talking about was the Operation Honor Guard. And this supports the volunteers who attend the funerals of veterans. And it's in order to have the proper uniforms and et cetera, et cetera. So it's a great organization.

[Josh]

You guys know those. Those cardboard or, I'm sorry, wooden cutouts of, like, dog silhouettes that help keep birds off of places? Well, Michael's Boot Camp had one of those. And apparently there was a gentleman in his platoon who was looking around when he shouldn't have been. You know, when you're in formation or you're. You're. You're supposed. You're supposed to be. Oh, actually, this is in the chow hall. I didn't know this was one of the rules. Maybe it's not in every. But you're supposed to only eat your food and look forward. Oh, so you just eat. Look forward, look straight ahead. While this guy was looking around and his company commanders just said, hey, you can't do that. You must be looking around at that black dog out there. From then on, every day while getting into formation, that guy had to go over to Max, the name of the cardboard or of the wooden cutout, get down on a knee and talk to him while feeding him invisible food. Oh, You're a good boy. Everybody else, just watch.

[Christopher]

I mean, if we had to go through that, which of us would be in the brig first? Me. Godwin or Chick? At probably me. Yeah, man. Yeah, I think so.

[Chick McGee]

Tough one.

[Josh]

I'm a. Surprisingly. This will shock is. It shocks even me. I'm a. I'm a pretty good soldier. If I'm in situations where you. Hey, you tell me exactly what I have to do, I'll do it and keep my mouth shut. But I also am somewhat of an anti authority guy.

[Christopher]

Put it this way, if eye rolls made a sound, I would be. I could keep my. I could keep my face forward, but there'd be a lot of really subtle. Get a load of this guy. Oh, wow. Now, we also have a lot of letters about side dishes at Thanksgiving. We had a lot of discussions about that yesterday, and it was interesting how many people consider the side dishes the best part of Thanksgiving. The turkey is kind of secondary, and I think that's kind of true for me. But we also have some nice Omaha steaks with our turkey. Very popular. But if you want to send us your letters about what your favorite side just are, we'd love to hear from you. We were not able to acquire, by the way, that new Mac and cheese.

[Tom]

The apple pie. Mac and cheese from Kraft.

[Christopher]

Yeah, apparently. Is that a Walmart exclusive? We've made two trips and so far been unsuccessful. And by we, I mean somebody else, but maybe. Maybe I'll try. Didn't you try it? Yeah, no, no longer.

[Josh]

The shelf was half empty, so.

[Christopher]

Okay. All right, very good. Well, let's check in with Chick McGee.

[Chick McGee]

Well, first we need to revisit why Josh said one morning that Tom was truly an alien sent here from another planet to try to just blend in and, oh, not make any trouble. Here's some audio. Walk down memory lane of Tom being an alien.

[Alien Announcer]

Time now for the alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Christopher]

Last night we had kind of a sandwich bar for dinner. I ended up throwing pickles on a club sandwich. It was great.

[Alien Announcer]

This has been the alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Christopher]

Last weekend. You know, the.

[Chick McGee]

The legendary one is you. You noticing roller carry ons for the first time ever, which was just earlier this year at the airport.

[Christopher]

Yeah, yeah. Everyone has the same suitcase now.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah. Four wheels roll.

[Christopher]

No, but I mean, everyone has that one brand.

[Tom]

No. Not everyone in your world has that brand.

[Christopher]

Yes.

[Josh]

What brand?

[Christopher]

Must be a good brand.

[Tom]

It's a very good brand.

[Josh]

I just had to throw away my carry on of like 20 years.

[Christopher]

Wow.

[Josh]

I went to pick it up and the handle, it just ripped off.

[Christopher]

Did it have wheels?

[Josh]

Oh, yes, and a handle.

[Chick McGee]

And did you Hear that, Tom? 20 years old.

[Josh]

Compartments, wheels.

[Christopher]

Were the wheels Stone.

[Chick McGee]

We have a lot more of those. You sound like an alien, Tom, if you'd like to hear them.

[Josh]

So I have a now one. A now one. I now have one that. Like when you lift the handle, there's a little place for your phone.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Christopher]

Stand by. Last Thursday. Last Thursday, yeah. Business lunch. I had a club sandwich with avocado.

[Josh]

Oh, that's a good choice. Oh, the California Club.

[Christopher]

It changes the. Changes the whole thing.

[Tom]

That is a California club.

[Josh]

Yeah. That's good.

[Christopher]

Then, of course, I've discovered oranges instead of lemons and iced tea. It's a world of difference.

[Josh]

Well, how about that?

[Christopher]

Much better.

[Chick McGee]

How do you.

[Christopher]

How are you.

[Chick McGee]

Why are you talking? You went on for years about flavored iced tea. Should be outlawed.

[Christopher]

Yeah, it's not flavored iced tea.

[Alien Announcer]

It's not flavored iced tea.

[Josh]

It's not pre flavored is what you.

[Christopher]

Take your standard iced tea, but instead of putting a lemon slice in it, you put an orange slice.

[Josh]

We all understand.

[Chick McGee]

Yeah, we got it. We get it. We just don't get you.

[Christopher]

You should try it. It might help with your bad attitude.

[Josh]

Is there another alien thing?

[Christopher]

Yo.

[Chick McGee]

Yes.

[Alien Announcer]

Maybe we hear a second time now for the alien. I love this announcer discovered thing here on Earth.

[Christopher]

If you've never been to a WNBA game, the presentation is great. They've got scoreboards.

[Alien Announcer]

Alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Christopher]

I just. Same NBA. I just went to an nb. Great scoreboard.

[Tom]

Same scoreboard. It's at the same facility.

[Christopher]

Different names on it.

[Chick McGee]

Yeah, yeah. Because if they mix the name. Never mind. Never mind. Never mind. Never mind. Yeah.

[Christopher]

Make going to a game much more fun than it used to be.

[Josh]

That scoreboard is looks. When you sent us pictures of it, it looked to be almost the size of the court.

[Christopher]

Yeah, it's great. I mean, videos and it's tremendous.

[Chick McGee]

Okay, hang on.

[Alien Announcer]

Time now for the alien who just discovered here on Earth.

[Christopher]

When I went to the soul food place, I had fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and green beans and cornbread. It was delicious.

[Alien Announcer]

This has been the alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Josh]

It's so funny. He named one of the most delicious meals ever anywhere and then had to tell us.

[Alien Announcer]

It was delicious, by the way.

[Chick McGee]

It was delicious.

[Christopher]

Yeah, I'll take. It's a soul food place.

[Josh]

I love soul food.

[Christopher]

I didn't Go nuts. They have a lot of some. A lot of slightly more exotic things. I'll wade my way into the greens, etc.

[Josh]

Oh, okay.

[Christopher]

Collard greens.

[Josh]

I love the collard.

[Christopher]

Collard.

[Josh]

Right. That's what I said.

[Christopher]

Okay.

[Josh]

Oh, I see what you're doing.

[Tom]

Yeah. Cornbread last night, add a little greens.

[Josh]

I'll pay for your.

[Christopher]

Your meal.

[Josh]

If you call them colored greens. If you order those.

[Christopher]

What's the matter? Nobody has a sense of humor anymore? I'm just getting some sound organized.

[Chick McGee]

Yes.

[Christopher]

For the broadcast. Oh, we have a couple of things that require sonic accompaniment.

[Chick McGee]

And speaking of Tom talking like an alien, here's another episode of Tom sounding like an alien.

[Alien Announcer]

Time now for the alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Christopher]

You guys were telling me about how great some of these truck stops are. I stopped at one in somewhere in Northern Kentucky. They had a McDonald's in there.

[Alien Announcer]

This has been the alien who just discovered things here.

[Chick McGee]

Amazing.

[Christopher]

And we have truck stop news coming up. Oh, of interest. Buc ee's.

[Tom]

Yeah, fine.

[Josh]

Fine place.

[Christopher]

They're. They're, they're. They're suing some guy apparently.

[Chick McGee]

One more. One more alien episode.

[Christopher]

Sorry.

[Alien Announcer]

Time now for the alien who just discovered things here on Earth.

[Christopher]

My passport expired. I didn't know they were only good for 10 years.

[Alien Announcer]

This has been the alien who just discovered things.

[Tom]

They were good for life.

[Christopher]

Why not? That's hilarious.

[Tom]

Why not?

[Christopher]

Got a new one.

[Tom]

Yeah, we know.

[Chick McGee]

Yeah, we heard.

[Christopher]

Nice picture.

[Chick McGee]

I heard all about.

[Christopher]

We have a chick Magee over there.

[Tom]

He have it professionally taken?

[Christopher]

No, the picture is much better than the last one. As you know, my previous passport. Yeah, I was darker than Ace and I was the guy. The guy. The guy. When I returned to the United States, the guy told me it was the worst passport picture he'd ever seen. Yeah.

[Christopher (Intro/Outro)]

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.

[Christopher]

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[U.S. Soccer Podcast Host]

This is the show where we bring you in depth interviews with U.S. soccer stars. This time, Sam Coffey.

[Tom]

The World cup is in two years.

[Christopher]

Is it time yet?

[Tom]

Like, can we get back in into camp?

[U.S. Soccer Podcast Host]

Tim Ream.

[Chick McGee]

We're going to continue to show other countries we're not going to be pushed.

[U.S. Soccer Podcast Host]

Around and Jedi Robinson.

[Chick McGee]

Every time you come back and you put the jersey on, it means more and more each time.

[U.S. Soccer Podcast Host]

So we'll be back here with all the best stories.

[Christopher]

The U.S. soccer Podcast.

[U.S. Soccer Podcast Host]

We've got a lot to talk about.

[Christopher]

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