The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast - Episode Summary
Episode: B&T Extra: Pete Rose, Hairy Armpits, & Buying Cover-Up
Release Date: June 18, 2025
Introduction to B&T Extra
In this episode of "B&T Extra," hosts Bob, Tom, Chick, Josh, and Christy delve into a mix of sports controversies, personal anecdotes, and humorous life experiences. The discussion is segmented into three main topics: Pete Rose's potential Hall of Fame induction, the comedic challenges of dating women with hairy armpits, and Bob's amusing venture into the world of makeup to cover a scar.
Pete Rose and the Hall of Fame Debate
The episode opens with a heated discussion about the late baseball legend Pete Rose and the ongoing debate surrounding his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Rob Manfred's Consideration:
Chick introduces the topic by referencing Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred's deliberations on Rose's posthumous induction."Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said he has discussed Pete Rose people behind the scenes and they are looking at a posthumous induction for Rose into the Hall of Fame." (05:07)
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Mixed Reactions:
The hosts express mixed feelings about the possibility, highlighting Rose's undeniable statistical achievements versus his controversial reputation.Josh remarks, "That's a shame. Pete Rose said, don't you do it." (05:36)
Bob counters, "You can't win on this one. But the guy had the numbers. Let's face it." (05:50) -
Comparisons with NFL Standards:
Chick draws parallels with the NFL's Hall of Fame criteria, questioning whether Rose can be mentioned without his controversial actions.Chick asks, "Can you talk about Major League Baseball without talking about Pete Rose?" (06:14)
Bob muses, "Maybe he'll get in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Maybe he deserves to be in there more than Patti Smith." (06:30)
Humorous Take on Hairy Armpits in Relationships
Shifting gears, the conversation turns to a lighthearted and humorous debate about dating women with hairy armpits.
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Personal Anecdotes:
The hosts share personal stories, creating a comedic narrative around the challenges and unexpected humor in relationships.Bob nostalgically recalls, "Long stringy hair, armpit hair. I've saved every pube." (06:57)
Chick provocatively asks Tom, "Did you ever kiss a girl with hair on her armpit?" (07:13) -
Mock Frustrations and Realizations:
The discussion highlights initial frustrations followed by a humorous acceptance of the quirks in relationships.Josh shares his experience, "Until finally she gave me the tap and said, 'Why are you spending so much time?'" (08:17)
Bob humorously notes, "I'm just saying turn on the light, for God's sake." (08:29) -
Host Interactions:
The banter between hosts adds depth and relatability, making the segment both funny and engaging.Bob reflects on past experiences, "When I was in the early days of radio, ... she was very attractive, strawberry blonde, but did not bathe." (09:04)
Josh humorously elaborates, _"Then she looked down, smacked my belly and went, 'You really need to eat better.'" _(09:35)
Buying a Concealer: Bob's Makeup Adventure
The final segment focuses on Bob's amusing experience shopping for makeup to cover a scar, involving his young daughter.
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Target Trip with Daughter:
Bob narrates his trip to Target's makeup aisle, showcasing the challenges of matching concealer skin tones.Bob explains, "We were sitting there looking, trying to match my skin tone. How did I do? Looks pretty." (11:32)
Tom humorously comments, "Looks scarf to me." (11:36) -
Family Dynamics and Humor:
The interaction between Bob, Christy, and Andy adds a layer of family-friendly humor to the segment.Christy playfully asks, "Why do you need to cover up a scar?" (11:46)
Bob responds, "Just for things. My hand modeling career." (11:49) -
Humorous Product Names:
The playful confusion over the term "concealer" leads to a series of laughs among the hosts.Chick exclaims, "How are we supposed to sit here when you say something like that?" (12:26)
Bob quips, "Oh, it's called a concealer." (12:22) -
Heartwarming Moment:
Amidst the jokes, there's a sweet moment highlighting the bond between Bob and his daughter.Bob shares, "She was so excited because, Daddy, I think it's this one." (12:13)
Additional Highlights: Speedboat Incident and Japanese Toilets
While the main topics focus on Rose, armpits, and makeup, the hosts briefly touch upon other entertaining segments.
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Speedboat Extravaganza:
Chick reports on a speedboat that went airborne and performed a backflip during a race in Arizona. The hosts discuss the dangers and absurdity of such high-speed maneuvers on water.Chick states, "The crash took place three quarter mile course at the annual speedboat race in Arizona." (13:26)
Josh humorously adds, "They are flying apparently." (20:50) -
Japanese Toilets in MLB:
The conversation shifts to the Los Angeles Dodgers installing Japanese-style toilets in their clubhouse to attract Japanese players, leading to a humorous debate on toilet preferences.Chick explains, "Los Angeles Dodgers added Japanese style toilets to the team's clubhouse." (13:02)
Bob muses on a creative idea, "You put on the VR glasses and it would be a program called Home Field Advantage." (18:42)
Closing Remarks
The episode concludes with a brief mention of upcoming sports highlights and the U.S. Soccer Federation podcast, maintaining the show's signature blend of humor and informative content.
Notable Quotes
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Pete Rose Discussion:
"Can you talk about Major League Baseball without talking about Pete Rose?" - Chick (06:14)
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Hairy Armpits Banter:
"I've saved every pube." - Bob (06:57)
"You really need to eat better." - Josh (09:35) -
Makeup Shopping Humor:
"Oh, it's called a concealer." - Bob (12:22)
"How are we supposed to sit here when you say something like that?" - Chick (12:26)
Conclusion
This episode of "The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast" masterfully intertwines sports debates, personal stories, and humor, offering listeners an engaging and entertaining experience. Whether discussing the legacy of Pete Rose, navigating the quirks of dating, or sharing family moments, the hosts provide a relatable and laughter-filled journey through each topic.
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