B&T Extra: Letters, josh's Cat Gravy, & Tom McGooing

Summary

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The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast

B&T Extra: Letters, Josh’s Cat Gravy, & Tom “Magooing”

Date: November 5, 2025
Hosts and Cast: Tom Griswold, Josh Arnold, Christopher (Chris), Brian, Shara

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Episode Overview

This episode of the BOB & TOM Show Extra is a classic round of lighthearted, improvisational comedy and listener engagement. The cast digs into an assortment of listener letters, spiraling into topics like Josh Arnold’s talking cat “Gravy”, Tom's tendency to “magoo” through life, culinary upbringings, and even the subtle cultural shifts in slang. Expect plenty of playful ribbing, tangents, and familiar warmth, all with the show’s signature blend of sharp wit and recurring inside jokes.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Listener Letters: Comedy, Cat Gravy & Halloween

[03:40–05:36]

• Brian from New Mexico writes in, requesting Josh do his signature “cat Gravy” bit.
• Josh’s cat, Gravy, tries to act scary for Halloween:
  • Josh impersonates Gravy, who believes she’s “Drakra” (Dracula) and then “McMyers” (a feline twist on Michael Myers).
  • Memorable Gravy Song:
    "Drakra coming for you, Drakra gonna get you, Drakra gonna bite you, Drakra suck your bra."
    (Josh Arnold, 04:53)
  • Recurring joke: Gravy can't pronounce “blood”, so it’s “bra.”
  • The crew briefly riffs on the absurdity of Josh arguing with his own cat.

Quote:

“She’ll go, ‘Drakra coming for you, Drakra gonna get you, Drakra gonna bite you, Drakra suck your bra.’ And I go, ‘No, you don’t. Stop that, Gravy.’”
— Josh Arnold [04:53]

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2. Tom’s “Magooing”: Daily Life Calamities

[05:39–08:19]

• Tyler from Portland is perplexed by how Tom manages life, referencing Tom’s “magooing.”
• “Magooing” is explained as a reference to Mr. Magoo, a near-sighted cartoon character who unknowingly leaves chaos in his wake.
• Tom describes being accused of “magooing”—not knowing what he’s doing.
• Anecdote: Tom invites his Uber driver into his house, gives him soda water, and offers rice pudding, alarming the crew with his eccentric hospitality.

Quotes:

“I’m accused of magooing, meaning that I don’t know what I’m doing most of the time.”
— Tom Griswold [07:57]

“I always do this whenever I Uber to my house ... I gave him a nice lime soda water.”
— Tom Griswold [09:19]

“What a maniac.”
— Josh Arnold [09:15]

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3. Food Letters: Cool Whip Hacks & Whipped Cream For Dogs

[09:55–12:03]

• Listener shares a recipe: Blend thawed Cool Whip with Swiss Miss hot chocolate for instant chocolate mousse.
• Ready Whip (squirter whipped cream) debate:
  • Josh dislikes the taste, others praise the delivery and “nitrous.”
• Discussion of giving dogs whipped cream “pup cups” and dried liver treats.
• Josh claims to eat more liver than anyone else on the show, prefers “ancestral blend” meats.

Quotes:

"Take one tub of Cool Whip, thaw it, and one packet of Swiss Miss. Pour it in, whip with your blender … best chocolate mousse you'll ever eat."
— Listener Letter, read by Josh [10:02]

“I don’t care about the delivery system as long as it gets in my mouth.”
— Brian [10:39]

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4. Childhood Mishaps: Fires & Parental Discipline

[13:55–16:20]

• Listener letter about making Jiffy Pop as a latchkey kid and accidentally setting his pajamas on fire.
• Further stories: Brian accidentally sets the back porch on fire during a Jerry Lewis marathon; Josh recalls getting caught by his dad for setting a fire on the deck.
• The hosts laugh over the collective parental discipline stories and universal childhood mischief.

Quote:

“I set the back porch on fire when I was about 9 or 10 ... I threw the match out [after lighting the stove], thought it was out... It finally put out, but I had the black marks all over so I had to wipe it down.”
— Brian [15:14]

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5. Music & Trivia: Sneezing Songs and “Smoke Show”

[16:20–19:57]

• Letter asks about songs that mention sneezing — leads to a discussion of Big Audio Dynamite’s “The Globe” and The Clash’s “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” with a “bless you” sample.
• Chris plays “Oklahoma Smoke Show” by Zach Bryan, then quizzes the group to define “smoke show.”
  • Consensus: someone very attractive, typically a woman. The phrase, however, is “dated” according to the cast.

Quotes:

"If you want to hear an artistic sneeze, I believe we have audio of you… me sneezing while doing some commercials."
— Christopher (Chris) [17:49]

“If someone’s a smoke show, it’s a super hot woman.”
— Christopher (Chris) [19:17]

“It’s actually kind of dated. You don’t hear it nearly as much anymore.”
— Josh Arnold [19:34]

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6. Other Noteworthy Gags & Tangents

• The usual BOB & TOM preference for absurd product names (e.g., “Real Girls on Video going”) from Tom [02:02–03:30].
• Joking about Frank Zappa posters and peculiar listener collections [13:13–13:41].
• Quick riff on Polish jokes during the Jiffy Pop conversation [14:31–14:47].

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Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• “Drakra coming for you, Drakra gonna get you, Drakra gonna bite you, Drakra suck your bra.”
  — Josh Arnold [04:53]

• “I’m accused of magooing, meaning that I don’t know what I’m doing most of the time.”
  — Tom Griswold [07:57]

• “I always do this whenever I Uber to my house ... I gave him a nice lime soda water.”
  — Tom Griswold [09:19]

• “What a maniac.”
  — Josh Arnold [09:15]

• “I don’t care about the delivery system as long as it gets in my mouth.”
  — Brian [10:39]

• “If someone’s a smoke show, it’s a super hot woman.”
  — Christopher (Chris) [19:17]

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Segment Timestamps

• [03:40] — Listener Letters begin
• [04:06] — Josh’s Cat Gravy Halloween Bit
• [05:39] — Tom’s Magooing and Uber story
• [09:55] — Fatty Fat Letter: Cool Whip Mousse Hack
• [13:55] — Childhood Kitchen Fires segment
• [16:26] — Sneezing in Songs, Big Audio Dynamite trivia
• [18:27] — Oklahoma Smoke Show / “Smoke Show” slang defined
• [20:19] — Wrap-up

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Tone and Style

Consistently irreverent, spontaneous, and self-deprecating, the cast bonds through quirky stories, interjecting one-liners, and audience participation. The group dynamics thrive on in-jokes, comical misunderstanding, and a willingness to riff on any submitted topic.

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For listeners who missed this episode, the recap above captures the essence, humor, and major touchpoints of the show, providing a flavor of what makes The BOB & TOM Show a staple of American comedy radio.

Transcript

[Josh Arnold]

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[Tom Griswold]

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[Christopher (Chris)]

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 today's big show. Letters, Josh's cat gravy and Tom McGooing. It's all coming up in just a minute. As a raider scavenging a derelict world, you settle into an underground settlement. But now you must return to the surface where arc machines roam. If you're brave enough, who knows what you might find. Arc Raiders, a multiplayer extraction adventure video game. Buy now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S and PC. Rated T for Teen.

[Tom Griswold]

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[Christopher (Chris)]

Wee.

[Tom Griswold]

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[Brian]

Order now.

[Tom Griswold]

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[Christopher (Chris)]

Miss something here you. We'll try to catch you up. This is Bob and Tom Extra. We like to open the show by talking to you via email. What have you got over there?

[Brian]

Dear Bob and Tom Show. My name is Brian from La Plata, New Mexico. I believe that means the Plata. And I was hoping that Josh Arnold could possibly do a conversation as himself and his cat Gravy responds. Josh looks like my older brother. And I have lost some cats this year.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, sorry to hear it.

[Brian]

Makes my day when he talks like his cat.

[Josh Arnold]

Well, my cats, since yesterday was October 1st, they have been trying to scare me. Now because it's Halloween season, they always try to do that. And Gravy will come up to me and she'll say, I'm Dracra. She thinks she's Dracula.

[Brian]

Oh, okay.

[Josh Arnold]

And you don't catch. There's a lot of Rs and a lot of. So their English gets that way, too. And Gravy actually has a song. I'll go, gravy, what are you doing? And she'll go, I'm drag.

[Brian]

Ra.

[Josh Arnold]

No, you're not.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Stop.

[Josh Arnold]

And Halloween was on yesterday.

[Brian]

Oh.

[Josh Arnold]

And so now she tells me that she's McMyers because she doesn't know how to say Michael Myers.

[Tom Griswold]

Right.

[Christopher (Chris)]

She gets, I'm McMyers.

[Josh Arnold]

No, you're not McMyers. I'll stab you.

[Christopher (Chris)]

No, no.

[Josh Arnold]

She has a Dracula song.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Can we hear it?

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. She'll go, drakra coming for you. Dracra gonna get you. Drakra gonna bite you. Dracra suck your bra. And I go, no, you don't. Stop that gravy.

[Christopher (Chris)]

It's kind of upbeat. Doesn't have that usual sort of luxurious organ sound. Dracula.

[Brian]

Yeah, it is. It is menacing. He's gonna. He's gonna get you. He's gonna suck your blood.

[Josh Arnold]

She has the whole story. He's gonna get you.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Or he's coming for you, which is scary. And then gonna get you. There's no escaping it. And then gonna bite you. Well, why Suck your bra.

[Brian]

Suck your bra. Kitty cats. You can't say the yells, right.

[Josh Arnold]

I'm McMires.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Oh, little kitty.

[Brian]

Dear Bob and Tom show is a listener of your show for the better part of 25 years. I often find myself questioning how Tom makes it through life, given his constant magooing. Thank you, Josh. I catch myself shaking my head in both confusion and bewilderment on almost a daily basis. This is word for word, this letter. Listening to Tom talk about. Well, anything, really. Keep up the good work, Tom. Josh, it always gets me hearing you yell at Tom off mic. Also, also the metal band I recommended a few Months ago. Orbit Culture has a new album coming out tomorrow.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, I'll check it out.

[Brian]

This is Tyler from Portland, Oregon.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Thank you, Tom.

[Brian]

You guys make me laugh every day.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Now I want to ask young Shara.

[Brian]

Hello.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Are you familiar with the term magooing? Do you understand the origin of that?

[Brian]

I don't.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And of course is Mr. Magoo the, the iconic cartoon character voiced by the great Jim Backus? Jim Back is perhaps most famous for being. He was what, the dad in the James Dean classic?

[Josh Arnold]

Sure, but he's most famous.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Oh, he's Mr. Howell on Gilligan's Island. Did you ever see Gilligan's Island?

[Brian]

I mean, yes.

[Christopher (Chris)]

The great Jim Back.

[Brian]

Did you hear the resignation? What she thought was, how do I get out of this conversation?

[Christopher (Chris)]

I think, I think the phrase, the phrase magooing is brilliant because 1964 is Mr. Magoo. Mr. Magoo had very poor vision, so he would often mistake people for other things. And then he had a, he had an Asian assistant that has been politically corrected out of existence, I believe. And I'm a big Mr. Magoo fan. For my money, the, the Christmas classic. Oh no, Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol. By far the best Adaptation is the Mr. Magoo version of it. I actually have the book about it and of course the video. I highly recommend it. It's a musical. It's brilliant. I, I, it makes me tear up every time I hear, But I'm being, I'm accused of magooing, meaning that I don't know what I'm doing most of the time.

[Josh Arnold]

Well, Mr. Magoo would leave a wake of destruction because he, he'd be driving thinking everything was fine, but meanwhile everybody else is swerving out of his way.

[Brian]

Not only, not only was he disconnected and distant, he had, he was near sighted.

[Josh Arnold]

He couldn't see, that was the main thing.

[Christopher (Chris)]

But I, I have, I have fine vision, don't, don't get me wrong.

[Brian]

But yeah. God knows what you'd be if you couldn't see.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah. Oh boy, that'd be terrible. But I have a life of adventure. Yesterday I had to drop a car off at a distant land and I ubered back, hey, good job with my very nice Vietnamese driver. And he had his phone mounted on the dashboard.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Where he had his maps and everything coming off.

[Brian]

Yeah. Huh.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And the phone rang.

[Brian]

Did you find that fascinating? How did he get his phone up there?

[Christopher (Chris)]

He had some gizmo that had attached up there, which is fine. And then the phone rang and I encouraged him to answer.

[Brian]

Oh no.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And then, and then he said, and I will not try to emulate his imitate. I should say, his accent. No, Somebody affected it. My wife. And I said, no, no, take the call. Goes, no, no, no. He didn't want to take the call.

[Brian]

No, go first on. He's. He's at work.

[Christopher (Chris)]

No, I don't care.

[Brian]

Well, you should.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And they had a lovely wife. They had a very brief chat. Then when he dropped me off at my house, I invited him in.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, God.

[Brian]

What.

[Josh Arnold]

What a maniac.

[Christopher (Chris)]

He said he didn't.

[Josh Arnold]

Second time this happened.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I always do this whenever I uber to my house. And then I off. He ended up. I gave him a nice lime soda water.

[Brian]

Oh, that's nice. This is so fascinating. You invite those people.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Would you like some rice pudding?

[Josh Arnold]

You didn't give him a chocolate bar to tell you where the good whores are. What?

[Brian]

I don't know why you wouldn't. Why wouldn't you?

[Christopher (Chris)]

I said, your wife may have done Josh's toes. He likes to get a pedicure.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, I do.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah. Who doesn't? Well, let's. Let's move on. We have more letters. I have a couple over here.

[Josh Arnold]

How about I have a fatty fat, fat, fat letter?

[Christopher (Chris)]

Oh, good. I love these.

[Josh Arnold]

You guys were talking about Cool Whip. We're all fans, I believe.

[Brian]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Take one tub of Cool Whip, thaw it, and one packet of Swiss Miss hot chocolate. Pour the Swiss Miss into the Cool Whip, then whip with your blender, and you'll have the best chocolate mousse you'll ever eat.

[Brian]

Wow, that is great idea. Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And then you eat the whole thing.

[Josh Arnold]

I. According to the. The title of this email is Fatty fat Fat.

[Christopher (Chris)]

That is so delicious.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, I know.

[Brian]

Like, I was trying to Alexander Graham Bell when he at the phone work for the first time. That's amazing.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Now, which of you doesn't like the squirter? Ready Whips the squirter one.

[Brian]

I like that one.

[Josh Arnold]

I do not care for it.

[Brian]

I don't care about the delivery system as long as it gets in my mouth.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I love that delivery. Nitrous at the end.

[Josh Arnold]

There's something. The flavor's off, the mix is off. Something's wrong.

[Brian]

I like the.

[Christopher (Chris)]

The artistic touch that it takes to apply it to, say, a cupcake, and you twirl and, yeah. Like it very much.

[Brian]

By the way, my. My oldest Golden Retriever, she's 12, and she's had some health problems recently, so. So dad has been really babying her. So I have started giving her whipped cream on top of her Food like a massive pup cup.

[Josh Arnold]

Hers rubs it.

[Brian]

Do what?

[Josh Arnold]

She loves it.

[Brian]

Oh, she rubs it. Yeah. And so last night, I forgot to put the whipped cream.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Did you get the look?

[Brian]

And I put the food down and she went. Looked at the food, looked at me, looked at the food like, what is it? And I immediately. Oh, sor.

[Josh Arnold]

Sorry.

[Brian]

And I ran to the refrigerator. She runs. Never mind.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah, she's in charge. And every time I get the dogs back from a walk, they have to get those dried liver treats. By the way, guys, I'm. I got the number. Ordering you all more bags.

[Brian]

Thank you. Thank you.

[Christopher (Chris)]

But if I don't give them, they. They sit there and look at me like, yeah, we're back. We did the walk. We both pooped.

[Brian]

We did the walk.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Where's the liver, buddy?

[Josh Arnold]

Have you tried one?

[Christopher (Chris)]

No, I've. I.

[Brian]

You always try your dog treats, right?

[Christopher (Chris)]

I suppose I could. Oh, it's just. It's. I love them. I think chicken. I are the only two in here that like liver.

[Josh Arnold]

No, we've also. I love liver. I don't sometimes ignore other us.

[Christopher (Chris)]

That's because I just wish a relatively meaningless.

[Brian]

I just wish Josh would. Joshua. Whether he likes chicken liver or not. I don't understand. You like beef liver, too?

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. I probably have more liver than honestly, anybody in this. I have it three times a week.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Do you cook it at home? Because it stinks up the house big time.

[Josh Arnold]

I don't necessarily have that problem, but I also get what's known as an ancestral blend. All my beef and chicken are ancestral blends.

[Christopher (Chris)]

What does that mean? That means the animals have brother and sister sex with their brother and sister.

[Josh Arnold]

That's ancestral blend.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Is that tasty? Those are a little more expensive.

[Josh Arnold]

The ancestral blend.

[Brian]

You said it.

[Josh Arnold]

Sorry, my bad.

[Brian]

You said it.

[Josh Arnold]

We all have the livers and hearts and some other things mixed in with the meat itself.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Nice.

[Josh Arnold]

So I'm constantly getting it.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah, but do you fry it or boil it?

[Josh Arnold]

No, I brown it on the. What are. You know, when you brown ground beef or you brown olive oil, it doesn't.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Stink up your house.

[Josh Arnold]

No, it's mixed with the regular meat, too, so it's all right.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I'm not allowed to cook liver when there are certain people in my house. That would be any other human being. No. We've got to get back to our letters. If you want to send us a letter, we'd love to hear from you, no matter what the topic. Bob and tomobandtom.com and I promise no more Frank Zappa poster emails, but you mentioned them. We got one. A lady who in high school decoupaged that poster onto a tray. Onto a tray. There's a photograph of it. We'll have to do.

[Brian]

What a lonely, lonely woman.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I'm still trying to find one of those posters so I can place it in here. But like I said, the one I found yesterday was 52 bucks. You know, a gag is a gag, but I think a bad a gag. I'd say my limit is 20.

[Tom Griswold]

Really?

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. This. I love this letter, the way it begins. Thank you, Arthur. It starts out, sorry to bother you at work. You'll like this one chick. Arthur writes, I had to take care of myself from ages 3 to 11.

[Brian]

Okay.

[Christopher (Chris)]

From fifth grade on, while my mom worked, one evening I pulled out Jiffy Pop and began to make it on an electric stove. Now, Jiffy Pop is the one that comes with its own little frying pan. And you kind of rotate it over the. Over the stove, the cooktop, and it expands into this globular foil thing. It's really cool.

[Brian]

You shake it as it's cooking. Unless you're Polish. Then you. Then you shake the stove.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Why we would attack our Polish friends.

[Josh Arnold]

Many of them are done.

[Christopher (Chris)]

A Polish man just ski down Mount Everest. I'd like to see you do that.

[Brian]

Well, they're great.

[Christopher (Chris)]

American bigot. Arthur continues. I smelled something burning when I was in the living room eating my Jiffy Puff. Arthur. It was me.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, no.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I had set the sleeve of my PJs on fire. They were smoldering. I went to the kitchen, put it in the sink. In the future. I rolled up my sleeves.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah. I spent a lot of time at my house when I was little by myself. I know you did, too.

[Brian]

Me, too. I set the back porch on fire when I was about 9 or 10. I was watching a Jerry Lewis movie marathon and making popcorn. And you had to light our stove. It didn't have pilot light. You had to light a match.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Wow.

[Brian]

So I lit a match, lit the stove, got the popcorn going. I threw the match out on the back porch. I thought it was out and it wasn't. So eventually I go, yeah. I was in one end of the house, the back porches. Yeah. I got down. It was fully involved when I got down.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Did you have a fire extinguisher?

[Brian]

No, I just kept throwing water on it. It finally put it out, and I had the black marks all over, so I had to wipe it down.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Did your. Did your parents find out?

[Brian]

Oh, yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Oh, boy, was there a. Oh.

[Brian]

Exquisite beating.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Okay.

[Brian]

Oh, my gosh. One end of the house to the other. Every room. Now, on my ear. My left ear still rings.

[Josh Arnold]

I got caught setting the fire on my deck. And my dad. The classic punishment. Well, now you got to set the whole house on fire. Yeah. I'm gonna sit here while you set the entire house.

[Brian]

But it's out of your system now, isn't it? Isn't it? It worked. Yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Okay. This is a lengthy letter, and I'm. I. This is part of. This is addressed to Josh.

[Josh Arnold]

I.

[Christopher (Chris)]

You were reading about the woman who wrote in saying, whenever she tastes chocolate, she sneezes.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, yes.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Josh might know this. What song has sneezing in it?

[Brian]

Oh, someone sneezing.

[Josh Arnold]

Or the words Josh's style?

[Christopher (Chris)]

I don't know. It's the offshoot band from the Clash. Big audio. Dynamite. Oh, I love that.

[Josh Arnold]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Christopher (Chris)]

The song, the Globe.

[Josh Arnold]

Boy, if I've heard it, I don't remember it.

[Brian]

Yeah, that's like their big, biggest hit.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah.

[Josh Arnold]

Mick Jones.

[Brian]

Yeah. I think down at the Globe. Yeah. You'll recognize it, I bet.

[Josh Arnold]

Yes, this is. Yes, absolutely. Yeah, yeah.

[Brian]

This is the Globe. Bless you.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Is that supposed to be sneezing?

[Josh Arnold]

Yes.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Play that again.

[Brian]

That's supposed to be sneezing. Sneezing.

[Josh Arnold]

I've never put that together.

[Brian]

No, me either.

[Josh Arnold]

The guy's saying bless you at the beginning of Should I stay or Should I Go?

[Christopher (Chris)]

Where the. He.

[Josh Arnold]

Right, right.

[Christopher (Chris)]

And he. He samples that.

[Brian]

Huh?

[Josh Arnold]

I think it's a song they're sampling and as a joke, he's saying bless you.

[Brian]

Yeah, yeah. I don't think that's.

[Christopher (Chris)]

No, but I think it. It.

[Brian]

It's.

[Christopher (Chris)]

It.

[Brian]

It implies it's a. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Artistically, it could be a sneeze.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Well, if you want to hear an artistic sneeze, I believe we have a audio of you presentation of me sneezing.

[Brian]

I don't.

[Christopher (Chris)]

While doing. Doing some commercials.

[Brian]

It's hanging in the air somewhere.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I had a conversation with my daughter, my 12 year old. We were in the car, and she's been playing a lot of country music lately. And of course, a lot of Taylor Swift, which used to Taylor was kind of country. Now pop. Whatever. In any event, have you heard the song Oklahoma Smoke Show? It's actually pretty good. Some of his stuff is amazing. But I'll play just a little bit of it for you.

[Josh Arnold]

Who is it?

[Christopher (Chris)]

Zach Bryant. And.

[Brian]

Yours.

[Tom Griswold]

Small town Smoke Show.

[Christopher (Chris)]

You're a small town smoke show. So I. I asked Finn do you know what a smoke show is? When she played the song for the 50th time, and it is a very good song. And she had, of course, had no idea. Then I explained. Shara, do you know what a smoke show is?

[Brian]

Oh, yeah, I know what a smoke show is.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Okay. And is that strictly a reference, by the way, to a lady that's incredibly attractive?

[Brian]

I feel like I've used it in reference to men, but I like to, you know, use those terms, however, which way I can.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah. So a smoke show. A friend of mine used to use it all the time, but he was kind of a country guy, so maybe that's why. But if someone's a smoke show, it's a super hot woman.

[Josh Arnold]

We are aware. Yeah. Were you aware of that? Of course.

[Brian]

Yeah, of course.

[Josh Arnold]

It's actually kind of dated. You don't hear it nearly as five years ago.

[Brian]

Yeah, I think it's very.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, very.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Really?

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah. Clayton Anderson had a country song where he smoke show was one of the main lyrics, and that was easily six years ago. Something like that.

[Christopher (Chris)]

I am so far behind.

[Josh Arnold]

Yeah, that's all right. But apparently.

[Brian]

Right, Zach, Brian, we'll be right back.

[Josh Arnold]

Doing country by way of Coldplay.

[Brian]

It sounded like a little bit.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Yeah, you know, now that you're mentioning it, that is.

[Brian]

We'll be right back after this from Tom. Oh, whoa.

[Christopher (Chris)]

Can you fit that into the other one?

[Brian]

Oh, I think it'll cut off the. Well, maybe not. I don't know.

[Josh Arnold]

Pretty close.

[Christopher (Chris)]

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.

[Brian]

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