The BOB & TOM Show - April 1, 2025

Summary

The BOB & TOM Show – April 1, 2025: Detailed Episode Summary

Release Date: April 1, 2025

The April Fool's edition of "The BOB & TOM Show" blends humor, sports commentary, and engaging discussions, staying true to its signature mix of comedy, talk, news, and sports. Hosted by Bob, Tom, and their team, this episode offers a variety of segments that entertain and inform listeners. Below is a comprehensive summary capturing all key points, notable quotes, and highlights from the episode.

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1. Spring Training Guessing Game: "Who's on the Juice?"

Timestamp: [00:45] – [03:32]

The show kicks off with Pat introducing the "Who’s on the Juice?" segment, a spring training guessing game featuring legendary baseball figures. Today's contestants include Jason Giambi, Barry Bonds, and Gary Sheffield. The segment is filled with playful banter and humorous questions poking fun at each player's infamous connections to performance-enhancing drugs.

• Pat (00:51): "Hello, everybody, and welcome to another exciting edition of that popular spring training guessing game Who's on the Juice?"
• Pat (01:12): "Jason Giambi, you recently said that if someone gives you a cup, you'd provide them with a urine sample anytime. Yet when a reporter brought a cup, you declined to do so."
• Barry Bonds (02:11) humorously responds to a steroid-related question, while Christy interjects with sharp remarks:
  • Christy (02:34): "I'll say D as in don't ask me that again, dumbass, or I'll knock your damn head off."

Despite the edgy humor, the segment maintains a lighthearted tone, making it entertaining for both baseball enthusiasts and general listeners.

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2. Old Family Catchphrases

Timestamp: [07:57] – [23:23]

In this segment, the hosts delve into old and quirky phrases passed down through generations. Listeners submitted their family's unique sayings, adding a nostalgic and humorous flair to the discussion.

• Tom (08:22): "My grandmother would tell my grandfather for eating unhealthy, 'I'm tired of eating rabbit food. I could get hit by a bus tomorrow.'"
• Christy (09:39): "When my dad would see a large woman, he would say, 'That's a lot of ham for one egg.'"

Other notable catchphrases include:

• "If my dad wanted to eat more after he'd get it, he'd always say, 'It's not like I was ever gonna fit back in that prom dress.'"
• "You look like you've been sorting bobcats in a dark closet."

The segment showcases the diverse and often amusing language used within families, resonating with listeners who share similar experiences.

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3. Sports Updates with Chick McGee

Timestamp: [23:43] – [50:00]

Chick McGee takes the lead in the sports desk segment, providing updates and engaging in lively discussions about current sports events.

a. NCAA Women's Final Four

• Chick (23:43): "UConn beat USC last night 78-64 and Texas over TCU 58-47. Three number one seeds will be in the Final Four of the women's NCAA tournament."

The hosts express mixed feelings about the dominance of high-seeded teams, suggesting a lack of "Cinderella" stories this season.

b. MLB Spotlight: Torpedo Bat

• Chick (35:02): Highlights Ellie De La Cruz's impressive performance using the Torpedo bat: "He went 4 for 5, two home runs, seven RBIs."
• Tom (25:15): Discusses the adoption of the Torpedo bat in Major League Baseball, pondering its physics and potential impact on the game.

c. Unique World Records

• Chick (49:49): "A pizza shop owner from Zionsville, Indiana, has broken the Guinness World Record for running a marathon while carrying a pizza box."

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4. Notable News Stories

Timestamp: [10:02] – [17:00]

The hosts cover intriguing and unusual news stories, blending humor with factual reporting.

a. Canine Mishaps

• Tom (10:52): "I'm on a first date, and their chihuahua comes into the room with a used sanitary napkin dangling from his mouth."
• Jeff (11:18): Shares personal experiences of dogs ingesting inappropriate items, emphasizing the seriousness of such incidents.

b. Domestic Incidents

• Jeff (32:30): Reports on a woman in Florida arrested for assaulting a man with a conch shell during a domestic dispute.
  • Tom (66:10): "The guy kept it from hitting him. He conk. Blocked it."

These stories highlight unexpected behaviors in pets and unusual human altercations, providing both shock value and comedic relief.

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5. World Records Spotlight

Timestamp: [32:30] – [44:10]

The show celebrates extraordinary achievements, featuring unique world records set by ordinary individuals.

a. Marathon Pizza Carrier

• Chick (49:43): "Michael Cole ran the Mill Race Marathon in Columbus, Indiana, completing it in 3 hours and 14 minutes while carrying a pizza box with a full-sized pizza inside."

b. Longest Tongue

• Chick (60:27): Introduces Chanel Tapper, a 34-year-old woman holding the Guinness World Record for the longest tongue: "Her tongue measures 3.8 inches from the tip to her lips."

Quotes:

• Chanel Tapper (60:36): "Shines like a diamond in a goat's ass."
• Tom (61:13): "She must have done it with something."

The hosts humorously discuss the practicality and unusual nature of these records, blending awe with sarcasm.

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6. Innovative Inventions

Timestamp: [32:23] – [88:21]

The hosts explore groundbreaking inventions and technological advancements, often interspersed with promotional segments.

a. Self-Cooling Drink Cans

• Jeff (142:16): "A British para Olympian has become the first blind woman to swim across the English Channel."
• Christy (143:41): "Researchers at the University of Ottawa conducted a study involving cold water immersion at 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit for an hour across seven consecutive days."

Segment Wrap-Up:

• Tom (142:35): Discusses the ecological friendliness and functionality of the self-cooling drink can: "The reaction is eco-friendly and the can is 100% recyclable."

Quotes:

• CPO Sharkey (32:30): "Years later, you'll remember the first time I saw a pileated woodpecker. I was in the kitchen, and he slammed into the sliding glass door."

b. Java House – Official Beverage of the Show

• Josh (71:12): Introduces Java House as the show's official beverage, highlighting its convenience and environmental benefits.
• Tom (72:04): "Java House is revolutionizing office coffee with their peel-and-pour pods."

Promotional Message:

• Josh (71:16): "Visit javahouse.com and use the promo code BobAndTom to get 25% off your order."

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7. Listener Interactions and Banter

Throughout the Episode

The episode is peppered with witty exchanges, personal anecdotes, and playful ribbing among the hosts and co-hosts.

• Pat (03:18): "Gary, your uncle didn't give you a package to give me, did he?"
• Tom (07:41): "Watch your back."

The camaraderie among the hosts adds a dynamic and relatable element to the show, making listeners feel part of the conversation.

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8. Promotional Segments

Throughout the Episode

In alignment with typical podcast structure, the episode includes various promotional spots seamlessly integrated into the content.

a. Progressive Insurance

• Tom (00:00 – [00:26]): "Do you ever think about switching insurance companies to see if you could save some cash? Progressive makes it easy."

b. Raycon Earbuds

• Chick (13:14 – [14:42]): "Raycon everyday earbuds are your quieting sidekick for the gym... Visit buyraycon.com/tom for a 20% discount."

c. Silac Insurance & SimpleSafe

• Jeff (30:49 – [32:23]): "SimpliSafe offers arch support and deep heel cups through orangeinsoles.com. Get free shipping and a 60-day guarantee."

These segments provide valuable information on products and services, ensuring listeners are aware of offerings that may benefit them.

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9. April Fool's Day Highlights

Timestamp: [03:32] – [07:43]

Given the episode's release on April 1st, the hosts incorporate themed humor and jokes related to April Fool's traditions.

• Chick (03:56): "We say, 'Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit,' the first of the month to keep evil spirits away. It has not worked yet, but that doesn't keep us from trying."
• Tom (07:43): "Well, hello. Are you okay? Yes, your mom is fine."

The playful atmosphere reflects the spirit of April Fool's Day, with lighthearted pranks and jokes interwoven into the dialogue.

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Conclusion

The April Fool's 2025 episode of "The BOB & TOM Show" delivers a rich mix of humor, sports analysis, and engaging stories, all while maintaining the show's trademark lively banter. From a humorous spring training game with baseball legends to celebrating quirky world records and exploring innovative inventions, the episode offers something for every listener. Notable quotes and dynamic interactions keep the content fresh and entertaining, ensuring both regular listeners and newcomers find the episode enjoyable and informative.

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Notable Quotes:

• Pat (01:23): "Are you able to accomplish this miraculous feat because A, your God's favorite ballplayer B, you promised a dying kid you'd do it for him, or C, you ingested enough human growth hormone to grow twins out your backside?"

• Christy (02:34): "I'll say D as in don't ask me that again, dumbass, or I'll knock your damn head off."

• Chick (49:43): "A pizza shop owner from Zionsville, Indiana, has broken the Guinness World Record for running a marathon while carrying a pizza box."

• Tom (66:11): "The guy kept it from hitting him. He conk. Blocked it."

• Jeff (142:24): "They make the wiring out of soy, which is attractive to the animals."

These quotes exemplify the show's blend of humor and candid conversations, enhancing the overall listening experience.

Transcript

[Tom]

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[Josh]

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[Christy]

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[Tom]

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[Josh]

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[Chick]

It's the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another exciting edition of that popular spring training guessing game who's on the Juice? I'm your host, Johnny Rum. Our contestants today are Jason Giambi, Barry Bonds and Yankees outfielder Gary Sheffield, who, by the way, is the nephew of former big leaguer Dwight Gooden. Say, Gary, your uncle didn't give you a package to give me, did he? A small package, about the size of a kilo?

[Josh]

I don't think so.

[Pat]

Because I'm good for it.

[Josh]

No? Nothing?

[Pat]

Alrighty then. Also on who's on the Juice? Today it's giant slugger Barry Bonds.

[Christy]

This better not take long, sissy boy, I'm missing my stories.

[Pat]

Okay, let's meet our final contestant, also a New York Yankee, Jason Giambi.

[Josh]

Oh, boy.

[Pat]

Take it easy now, Chef, we'll start with you. You recently said that if someone gives you a cup, you'd provide them with a urine sample anytime. Yet when a reporter brought a cup, you declined to do so. Did you refuse because A, the the players union doesn't permit random testing, B, you normally sit down when you pee, or C, steroids have shriveled certain body parts so much that you would only need a thimble.

[Josh]

I'm going to say B, Johnny, I like to sit correct.

[Pat]

You're on the board now, Barry. As a player in your late 30s, you broke the single season home run record with 73 dingers even though you had never hit as many as 50 in another season. Were you able to accomplish this miraculous feat because A, your God's favorite ballplayer B, you promised a dying kid you'd do it for him, or C, you ingested enough human growth hormone to grow twins out your backside?

[Christy]

I'll say D as in don't ask me that again, dumbass, or I'll knock your damn head off?

[Pat]

Close enough. Jason Giambi, you showed up for spring training about half the size you were in previous years, yet you claim this astounding reduction in muscle mass is due solely to the fact you made fewer trips to fast food restaurants. Did you think, A, we wouldn't notice? B, assume we all rode here on the short bus, or C, you think that Seabiscuit should have won the Oscar for best picture? Ooh, I'm sorry. Lord of the Rings was clearly the more epic and satisfying film. Well, we have to take a short break, but when we come back, it's the lightning round on who's on the Juice. I'm Johnny Rump. And Jason. Jabi reminds everyone to be sure and see Hidalgo in theaters now.

[Chick]

Hey, good morning. Hello, hello, hello. It's the Bob and Tom Show. Good morning, Christy.

[Jeff]

Good morning, Chick.

[Chick]

Christy, at the Silac Insurance news desk, there's Josh Arnold.

[Josh]

Hey, Chick.

[Tom]

Hey, man.

[Chick]

There's Pat Godwin.

[Christy]

Hello, Chick.

[Chick]

I'm Chick magee@the orangeinsouls.com sports desk. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Part Studios and Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit. We say that the first of the month to keep evil spirits away. It has not worked yet, but that doesn't keep us from trying, Tom.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Welcome to April.

[Chick]

Yes, sir.

[Tom]

Technically, it's April Fool's day, your favorite.

[Jeff]

Day of the year.

[Tom]

Amateur day.

[Chick]

You love it. You love this.

[Tom]

Yeah. Witticism, like, hey, your mother's dead. What? April Fool. Get it. Oh, God.

[Chick]

Hey, your shoes untied?

[Tom]

Yeah, it's so be careful.

[Chick]

Telling somebody their mom's dead really kicks.

[Christy]

It up more than just an April fool.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Josh. Yes, Your mom is fine.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah, she's good.

[Tom]

Okay. I look around the room. I'm not sure about anybody else's mom. I'll just move forward.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Dying. Okay. Thanks, Pat.

[Chick]

Hang on a second. Hang on, Pat. Do that again. What'd you say?

[Christy]

Dang.

[Tom]

Well, aren't we all? I guess.

[Chick]

Plan accordingly.

[Tom]

Well, hello. We will.

[Josh]

Hello.

[Tom]

Today, be very careful with news stories. Some of them.

[Chick]

What do you mean?

[Tom]

You just have to make sure that you're not being fooled.

[Chick]

Oh.

[Tom]

So we. We've. I've sourced them very carefully and just in case, want to make sure that we got all the facts right today because you don't want to come back tomorrow. We're just kidding. Okay.

[Jeff]

Did you get some sleep? Are you okay?

[Tom]

Yeah, I got plenty of sleep. I'm doing great.

[Jeff]

All right.

[Chick]

You know, you. I'll tell you what's really wrong with it. We. We all of us do. Well, the cool kids do the wordle and connections in New York Times every morning. And connections this morning wasn't. Wasn't just words or there's no words in it.

[Tom]

My streak was several months or several intact.

[Chick]

It's all symbols busted today.

[Tom]

I got zero out of four.

[Chick]

Yeah. Oh. It was not a good.

[Tom]

It's unfair.

[Chick]

It's frightening how much importance I put on being able to solve the wordle at least.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

If I don't. Man. The whole whole day.

[Tom]

Yeah. Connections. Your. Your hint is there are no words, so. No, it's right.

[Jeff]

There are no words.

[Tom]

No. I don't want to ruin it for someone. It's ridiculous. I got. I mean, the four categories. I got none. Right. Just never happened to me before. So. Anyway, that. That. That is maddening.

[Chick]

Yes.

[Tom]

And I'm sure I'm not the only one whose streak has ended today.

[Chick]

It's almost like it's. It's unfair. They're. They're trying. They're really trying to break hard. Hard to fool us. And I. I don't think they need to do that.

[Tom]

It's like when they have foreign words and crossword puzzles. I'm out.

[Chick]

English only I've said this. Any you guys do crossword puzzles? Like normal run of the mill crossword puzzles?

[Josh]

Yeah, every now and again.

[Chick]

I used to do these too. Until now. This mini crossword in the puzzle page in New York Times.

[Christy]

I like that.

[Chick]

They. It's not just one word now. It's like phrases. Yeah. It's like sometimes they'll have multiple. The clue is passed out and the answer's on the floor. I mean, that's not.

[Jeff]

That's not right.

[Chick]

That's not a word.

[Tom]

Fine. Got it to the mini in under a minute. In any event, sorry if you're trying to do connections today. Good. I've already heard from someone who got it.

[Chick]

They got them all. Yeah.

[Tom]

It's too frustrating to go forward.

[Chick]

He's not wrong.

[Tom]

In any event, once again, be. It's April Fool's day. Be on the lookout for.

[Chick]

Keep your head on a swivel.

[Tom]

Yeah. Okay. We're gonna be okay.

[Christy]

Watch your back.

[Jeff]

Stay inside.

[Tom]

Now we check. Opened up a interesting topic yesterday. We have a ton of answers to it, if you will, or suggestions. This involves old phrases from moms and.

[Chick]

Dads, maybe grandpas and grandmas.

[Tom]

Yeah. And there are so many that I hadn't heard before. And some of them may be just exclusive to one family. Well.

[Jeff]

And let's face it, you grew up a lot different than the rest of us.

[Tom]

Well, you know, but I mean, you.

[Chick]

Grew up a lot different than everybody right. Now.

[Tom]

How about this one? This comes to us from Goodlettsville, Tennessee.

[Chick]

I've Heard of that and I think I've been through it.

[Tom]

What a great name. Goodlettsville. This, this is from Chad. He writes my grandmother would get on my grandpa for eating unhealthy and he'd say, I'm tired of eating rabbit food. I could get hit by a bus tomorrow. Yeah, nice old folks, you, Wisdom, please pass me more mayonnaise.

[Chick]

Yeah, that's right.

[Tom]

Old family saying. My grandfather writes, brandon would pass gas, look around the room and say, did anyone hear that barking? Spider?

[Josh]

Yes.

[Tom]

You've heard that.

[Jeff]

One.

[Chick]

Yeah. Somebody step on a duck. That, that one's more. Might be the most famous one.

[Tom]

Every time we drive by a cemetery, my father in law says, hey, a cemetery. People are dying to get in there. You Tony in Meridian, Idaho.

[Chick]

Isn't that an old like Catskills joke or something? That sounds like.

[Jeff]

It does sound like.

[Tom]

How about the cemetery? People are dying to get in there.

[Chick]

I can't wait till the letter segment for this one. This is from Carol. She says when my dad would see a large, a larger woman, he would say, that's a lot of ham for one egg.

[Tom]

I like that. Never heard that one before.

[Chick]

From Arroyo Grande, California.

[Tom]

Got a lot of great towns weighing in this morning. Also, we were talking. I forget how this came up yesterday. I think it might have involved the news story. Oh, yeah, I know what it was. It was a woman's dog had eaten her. What were they called? Not Spanx.

[Jeff]

Skims.

[Tom]

Skims.

[Jeff]

K I M S. Kim Kardashian.

[Tom]

Expensive panties. Apparently she had them in a. In some kind of a laundry bin. And her dog ate a number of these panties and had to have $14,000 worth of surgery in the process of getting the dog repaired, removing the right panties, et cetera. Dear Bob and Tom show. I'm on a first date. I'm in the living room with the parents waiting for the date to come. Downstairs, their chihuahua comes in the room with a used sanitary napkin dangling from his mouth. The mother tries to take it away. After a tug of war, this chihuahua is not giving it up. Finally, the mom picks up the sanitary napkin with the dog still clinging to it dangling and quietly walks out of the living room. Thank you for the letter, sir. Thoroughly appreciate it.

[Chick]

It's a wonder that doesn't happen more often. That seems like something a dog would do.

[Tom]

Well, Christie, your dog ate.

[Jeff]

I had a dog that would get. He was.

[Tom]

Get in the bucket.

[Jeff]

Tampons. Yes. That is not good. The strings are not good.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Inside the dog intestines.

[Tom]

Yeah. You can get Them?

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Tom]

I've had a couple dogs operated on to remove stuff. What's the. What's the fluid you need to have around if they do that?

[Jeff]

Syrup of ekpec.

[Tom]

No, no, no.

[Jeff]

Oh, hydrogen peroxide.

[Tom]

Yeah, hydrogen peroxide. If your dog eats a washcloth, you can get him to cough it up. Check with your vet, by the way. But lots of great phrases coming in, including. I don't even get this one. Steeper than a cow's face.

[Chick]

I don't either, but I think it's fun.

[Tom]

This hill is steeper than a cow's face. Shines like a diamond in a goat's ass.

[Chick]

That really paints a picture.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Going faster than a scalded cat. Thank you, Vicki. I'm not sure what the cow's face means.

[Chick]

Faster than a skull.

[Tom]

Very folksy. I like a lot of these. We'll be getting to a whole bunch of them today. What's coming up in the world of sports?

[Chick]

We've got the torpedo bat. Continues. We're going to come up with some new names for the torpedo bat. Actually, we've got a couple already. The fat bat. You like that? Anything call it the fat bat.

[Tom]

Are these from you or.

[Chick]

No, just I've been looking around on the Internet trying to find another. I don't like torpedo bat. It sounds too confrontational. You know, it always reminds me of a German U boat.

[Tom]

Yeah, but it looks more like an elongated bowling pin. And again, it's the thicknesses in the middle of the bat, not at the end.

[Chick]

Torbie. Torpedo bat. Fat bat. The chode bat. Oh, you like the chode?

[Tom]

That's kind of inside.

[Chick]

I don't think so. You know, were you familiar with the word chode in St. Louis?

[Josh]

Yeah, but the first time I heard it, somebody said that was what a taint was called. So I think I was mis.

[Christy]

No idea.

[Jeff]

Oh, I thought it was.

[Tom]

I think chode is re. Is. I think regional for something that's very thick.

[Jeff]

Girthy. Yes. Yeah.

[Chick]

Cardi b back. How about that?

[Tom]

I think it's gonna. I think we're gonna be stuffed with torpedo bat. I got some raycon love here. You want to tell me more about the Raycons?

[Chick]

Raycon. That's right. And you know raycons have active noise cancellation. Did you guys know that? Capable of drowning out the most maddening of sounds. And raycons everyday earbuds are your quieting sidekick for the gym. So you can get one more rep in. And 3 and 2. You can quiet down at work there. Raycons are your phone call buddy. And Raycons has premium audio that goes where you go. And the Latest updated model, 32 hours of battery life. Multi point connectivity lets you pair with two devices at once. And Raycon has a quick charge function. Just 10 minutes of charging, 90 minutes of battery.

[Tom]

I got a Ray. I got a Raycon love letter here.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Tom]

This? It says, fellas, my name is Matt from Oregon City, Michigan. I did not know of Oregon City, Michigan.

[Chick]

Huh?

[Tom]

Because I've had the same pair of Raycon earbuds since before the pandemic.

[Chick]

Whoa.

[Tom]

I use them every day. I love the noise canceling feature. I run tractors, chainsaws and air guns. My Raycons and I have been to Mexico and all over the usa. I've accidentally sent them through the washer. I've used them in 105 degree summer days riding horses and below freezing working in my shop. They're amazing. Keep up the great work. Thank you very much. A little bit of a nice love letter from Matt indeed about the Raycon earbuds.

[Chick]

High price and high praise indeed. Go to buyraycon.com Tom. Get 20% off the best selling everyday earbuds from Raycon. That's buyraycon.com tom.

[Tom]

Coming up, perhaps a new weapon in domestic violence. Everybody's okay.

[Chick]

Really. Did we.

[Josh]

Yikes.

[Chick]

Do we need.

[Jeff]

This is a new one on me.

[Tom]

People tend to grab whatever's handy. Remember Christie's famous story about grabbing a coffee table?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Perhaps.

[Chick]

My dad got a coffee table leg one time.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah.

[Chick]

For mom.

[Tom]

Broke it off.

[Chick]

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

Oh, nice.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Chick]

They're rolling around on the floor.

[Tom]

No, that's not going to be our topic today.

[Chick]

I think it was Christmas. I think it was Christmas Eve now that I remember it.

[Tom]

Yeah. Okay.

[Chick]

Chestnuts roasting. You whack.

[Oscar]

Thank you.

[Tom]

Thank you. Also, we have what a bad place for a bad tattoo coming up. And Kermit the Frog in the news. It's all happening here in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom show this episode brought to you by Progressive Insurance.

[Josh]

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[Tom]

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[Josh]

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[Tom]

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[Chick]

Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts studios. Think O'Reilly Auto Parts for all your car care needs, get the parts and service you need fast from the professional parts people at O'Reilly Auto Parts.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah.

[Chick]

What is it, O'Reilly? Oh.

[Tom]

Ow. It's kind of an owl. Yeah, I gotta, I need the whole thing. You got. I've gotta have the.

[Chick]

Oh.

[Tom]

O'Reilly.

[Chick]

O'Reilly Auto Parts. Ow.

[Tom]

Okay, that was not good.

[Josh]

No.

[Tom]

Pat, could we learn the music, please, and get that so we can do it now?

[Chick]

Can you play that on your.

[Christy]

Oh, oh, oh, O'Reilly.

[Chick]

Watch this.

[Christy]

Auto parts.

[Jeff]

Ow.

[Chick]

Watch this. You could always play it on your keyboard. Sure, let's hear that.

[Christy]

Just give me 20 minutes.

[Tom]

Okay, 20 minutes.

[Jeff]

Oh, my God.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I, I, if you're hearing that, that's nice. We aren't. I see your hands. Oh, there we go.

[Chick]

Hey, there you go.

[Christy]

What's the melody?

[Chick]

Oh, Riley.

[Tom]

Oh, oh, Riley. Oh, yeah. Okay, well, we'll work on that off the air. Okay, thank you very much. Now, this is the, the male segment of our program. And Pat, you want to ad lib a We got mail song here real quick.

[Christy]

Mail, we got mail. We got mail. We got mail. We got mail. We got mail. We got mail.

[Tom]

Okay, now, what's the address? You can reach a set, can reach.

[Chick]

Us at Bob and tom@bob and.com.com.

[Tom]

Thank you very much. That was painful. Now, once again, we opened up this topic yesterday of old catchphrases, maybe from mom and dad or Grandpa. Some of them are so nice. My favorite one is still this one is if my dad wanted to eat more of something after he'd get it, he'd always say, it's not like I was ever gonna fit back in that prom dress. I just love that.

[Jeff]

This is kind of in a similar vein. James writes, my dad would always say to me, after stuffing himself at the dinner table, why'd you sit there and let me eat all that?

[Tom]

Yeah. When asked, Steve writes, when asked how he was doing, my dad would say, I'm finer than a hair on a frog's ass.

[Jeff]

Do frogs have hair on their head?

[Tom]

Or he'd say, if I was any better, I'd be twins.

[Chick]

I've always heard, fine. That's fine as frog's hair, huh? No.

[Tom]

This one's too violent. Let's move on. Okay. My dad's favorite saying was, keep talking, you're gonna look real funny walking around with my foot up Your ass. And then this old classic that makes this much sense in a screen door and a submarine.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah, that's one.

[Tom]

But this is. I really like this one. This is. If my father was doing something difficult, he'd say, that's harder than a minister's pecker.

[Jeff]

Oh, my God.

[Christy]

Where did he go to church?

[Jeff]

No joke.

[Tom]

The implication, I think, being the man of a cloth.

[Chick]

The implication. You got to explain the implication now, Tom.

[Tom]

Okay, sorry. On the road. This, this. Let's see. I was on a road trip. My dad would use the same joke every time. The first chance we'd pass some cows, he'd say, look at that flock of cows. One of us would reply as the same way he. I'm sorry. One of us would reply like chick responding to Aces joke of the day. After my dad said, look at that flock of cows. We'd say, heard of cows? And he'd say, of course I've heard of cows. There's a whole flock of them right there. I got nothing. Okay. You got anything over there?

[Chick]

I got one, but it doesn't have anything to do with sayings. This is Ricky with an eye. So I'm guessing it's a lady. She says, I just decided to get away from everything and travel to Europe. It had been so nice disconnecting and living a carefree existence for the past week and a half. That's until I visited Lucerne, Switzerland. The city is gorgeous. I was enjoying myself until I came upon a large poster promoting upcoming shows at a local venue. One of those shows featuring Susie Quatro. And because I made the unfortunate decision to be a regular listener of your program, stumbling in became an instant ear worm that I've been unable to kill for the last three days. I can't get it out of my head. I was walking the streets of Heidelberg, Germany, trying to enjoy the scenery. But no, I had that turd playing non stop in my brain. Thanks for ruining my vacation.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah. Susie lives in England, right?

[Chick]

Ricky from Mary's, Marysville, Ohio. I think she does. Yeah. Okay. Thank you very much.

[Tom]

Another. Another old saying. This is from Joel. My dad, if we got a scratch or scrape, would say, you look like you've been sorting bobcats in a dark closet.

[Jeff]

Oh, whoa.

[Tom]

That's a nice, nice analogy there. We will push on here.

[Chick]

Sorting bobcats.

[Tom]

Yeah, these are greatest. Love these. This one is a little bit coarse. After eating food that was just okay. My father would say, well, it'll make a turd. Oh, not really a. Really. Not really a compliment to Monster Wild.

[Chick]

Is that an actual letter or did you make that?

[Tom]

No, no, no. Right here. How about this one? This is another one. Whenever you'd go to the bathroom, my father would say, mention my name, you'll get a good seat. Oh, come on.

[Chick]

That's good. I've heard that one.

[Tom]

Yeah, I've never heard that one either.

[Jeff]

That's funny.

[Tom]

Have missed way too many of these. If you've got a good one, though, from mom, dad or Grandpa or Grandma or your Uncle Clarence or whoever it is, I'd like to hear it. This is one from Scott. If I complained about anything, my mother would say, boy, you'd if I hung you with a new rope, that's either way.

[Chick]

Still getting hanged.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

You know, my grandfather upset me one time. I had to be seven or six or seven along in there. And I said, grandpa, my arm hurts. And he started feeling my arm and he goes, well, you know what the problem is? You've got a bone in it. And I lost my mind. I started sobbing. I've got a bone in my arm. I wasn't that swift. Well, not like now.

[Tom]

Yeah, of course, of course. Once again, Bob and Tom at bob&tom.com if you'd care to share with us some of your sayings from back in the day. Right now we're going to switch gears. If you're just joining us here on the Bob and Tom show, we are coming to you from the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. And over there, it's the Orange Insoles sports desk with Chick Magee. Any sporting news of interest?

[Chick]

We've got the ladies. Final Four is set. UConn beat USC last night 7864 and Texas over TCU 58 47. Three number one seeds will be in the Final Four, the women's NCAA tournament. And the number seed actually is the favorite, Yukon, South Carolina, Texas and ucla. They lock horns on Friday night in Tampa.

[Tom]

This isn't the general criticism of basketball right now that too many of the high seeds are, they're all winning and there are no sort of Cinderella teams.

[Chick]

And I think, well, that's certainly the case. And yeah, but how they're the best team. So how can you be upset that.

[Tom]

They'Re usually, usually by now there's a.

[Chick]

Couple that didn't happen. Maybe it'll happen next year.

[Tom]

That's. I'm just saying the general consensus is that it's kind of boring.

[Chick]

You've been listening to sports talk radio again, haven't you?

[Tom]

I've been reading.

[Chick]

Just be honest.

[Tom]

No, no, I've been reading.

[Chick]

You like the athletic, don't you? I like that, too. Yeah. That's a really nice read. I don't mind that. Yeah. The men's basketball. Yeah. They're all four. Number one sees one Major League baseball note from last night, Ellie De La Cruz of the reds, he went 4 for 5, two home runs, seven RBIs. And he was using the Torpedo bat last night, and they asked him, are you gonna use it again? And he, heck, yeah, he's gonna use it again. So there you go.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Chick]

Yeah. That Torpedo bat's taken off, Tom. I think we need to get one in here and see how far Tom can hit a baseball.

[Tom]

Is it hard to get one right now? I would.

[Chick]

I think all the major. I saw a story. All the major league teams are ordering them. So I think they wanted to be sure it was legal before anybody did anything.

[Tom]

What I don't understand is it seems like a fairly basic principle of physics that the place you hit the ball the most, you'd want to have the most.

[Chick]

Well, this. This is 2020 hindsight, though. Then why didn't you come up with it before the.

[Tom]

Well, I don't really sit around thinking about bats.

[Chick]

Maybe you should. You think?

[Tom]

I know. I'm just curious. I know there is. Josh said yesterday there's lots of different kinds of bats out there. And I remember going to the hall of Fame and seeing Babe Ruth's bat thinking, wow, it looks like a giant milk bottle.

[Chick]

Is that what it looks like? Really?

[Tom]

Yeah, it was real skinny at the bottom and big at the top.

[Chick]

Why don't they make really large fielders? Gloves? Yeah, like the size of a large pizza. So you can't. There's your idea.

[Tom]

I was looking at sure Catch by Rawlings. I was looking at this old team. I've got to forget the name. They were. It was a minor league ball club and they were part of a religious cult and they couldn't cut their hair or beards.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah. House of David.

[Tom]

Yeah, House of David baseball team. And I was. It was a fascinating story. Some of them were really good players.

[Chick]

And you didn't have to be Jewish to be on the team, but you did have to grow your hair and.

[Tom]

Yeah, I mean, it looked like just giant beards along. But you notice the gloves back in the day, they weren't much bigger than a set of work gloves.

[Chick]

Real, real time.

[Christy]

Has Cooperstown expanded since 75?

[Tom]

I would imagine they've added a lot of wings.

[Josh]

Yeah. The steroid ring.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Christy]

Oh, yeah, That's Huge, right?

[Josh]

Yeah. Except the men's bathroom isn't.

[Tom]

And they sell. They sell medication for back acne.

[Jeff]

Now, when you stop taking steroids, do your balls grow back?

[Chick]

Oh, no. Barry Bonds. Tiny little raisins.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Chick]

It's tragic. Really. Yeah.

[Tom]

Josh, you worked for Rawlings.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

So was there a lot of glove technology that was interesting?

[Josh]

Yes. Yeah. In fact, when I worked there, they introduced. They. Well, they kind of reintroduced. Because this used to be a thing back in the day day, the vice glove, which was a three finger glove. So you would have three fingers in the last slot where your pinky would normally go, and then index finger and thumb. And it was. People did not. They either loved it or hated it. So it didn't totally take off.

[Christy]

Are guys still putting linseed oil and wrapping it at night and putting the ball in it, that kind of stuff?

[Josh]

Yeah. Yeah, there are. People have all kinds of ways to break in a glove. The best way is to play catch. That's really the best way.

[Chick]

Lanolin, put a ball. Rub it.

[Josh]

Don't ever put it in the oven. Don't ever soak it in shaving cream and anything like that.

[Chick]

You're not supposed to drag it behind your car.

[Josh]

I wouldn't.

[Chick]

Huh.

[Josh]

Now, people park their cars on it. But I don't think that breaks. I don't think that breaks it into your hand. It just breaks it in just.

[Chick]

I was always a big fan of the first baseman's glove. I played first base a little bit, but I do. I like the looks of that glove.

[Josh]

Yeah, they're cool.

[Tom]

I had the same glove until I was in my 40s.

[Chick]

Was that an autographed glove?

[Tom]

Yes, it was autographed.

[Chick]

Do you remember who it was?

[Tom]

Bob Feller.

[Chick]

Bob Feller.

[Christy]

Bob Feller.

[Jeff]

Did you actually use the glove?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

You played baseball when you were a kid?

[Tom]

Of course.

[Chick]

No kidding. I see you as being Shaker Boys League.

[Tom]

The Bears.

[Chick]

You were on the Shaker Bears. Oh, it was Shaker Boys League. And there were different.

[Tom]

Yeah, we were the Bears.

[Chick]

Oh, I think Tom was. Reminded me of that little. Oh, yeah. Foghorn Leghorn when she tries to marry Foghorn and. But. But she has a little boy. Yeah, Prissy has a little boy. That. The egghead with the big glasses. That's. That's who Tom reminds me of as a little boy.

[Josh]

Well, listen to me, boy. I ain't talking to hear my head roar.

[Tom]

I love that. Do you still have your glove that you had when you were a kid?

[Josh]

No, no, I have an old Randy Johnson Glove. That's the oldest one I have.

[Chick]

Wow.

[Christy]

Signed or no?

[Josh]

Just an autograph. Yeah. One of the signature series type. Yeah.

[Tom]

I don't know how mine disappeared at one point, but, God, that was where.

[Christy]

They put you at out in the field, where you. Short stuff.

[Chick]

Yeah. This will say a lot about what.

[Tom]

I was the worst player on our team. I was on the.

[Josh]

In right field?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Right field?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Nobody hits the right field at that age.

[Tom]

Yeah. It was awful. Right now, a couple quick things. We'll find out what's coming up. We have a couple of really good stories today. I'm very excited about news about Jessica Simpson involving sperm.

[Chick]

Is she still out there? What's she doing?

[Tom]

Wait till you hear what she's doing.

[Chick]

She making jeans?

[Josh]

A hell of a business or something?

[Jeff]

She has a hell of a business. She sells everything.

[Tom]

We have a couple of great world records, including one world record now held by a guy from the same town. Christie lives in Zionsville, usa. Really in the world record books today, which is very exciting.

[Chick]

I smell a street carnival coming on or something.

[Jeff]

What you're going to smell is Main street diet.

[Tom]

What you're going to smell is pizza. We'll find out what that's all about. Right now I want to tell you about a little bit of statistics. You a fero chick McGee with the Dow Jones Index?

[Chick]

I am familiar with it. That's right. But I'm more of a footsie guy. Tom.

[Tom]

Yeah. I'm not sure that that's what the one in. In England. I guess I don't really follow that.

[Chick]

But is that what it is? Yeah.

[Tom]

I think I know that the market goes up and down. Could you illustrate that orally, if you will. That's the sound of the market going up. That's the sound of the market going down. And lately it sounds like this. There you go. Thank you very much. Yeah. This is where an annuity comes in from our friends at the Silac Insurance Company. When it's time for you to retire, you don't want to be worried about the market every day and get up going, well, I hope I get money this month. I want to keep living. Well, an annuity is a way to make sure that you get that check every month, whatever is happening with the market. So you can counter what I call market volatility with something a lot more steady. Don't worry about the sound of gloom and doom. An annuity is reliable. So find out what I'm talking about by visiting silacins.com when it's time for you to retire. You want to make sure that you've got that check coming in every month. And they can guarantee that with a very special thing called an annuity. Get all the details. Some restrictions apply. See if you are eligible. Silacins.com or just go to bobandtom.com and Chickamaughee will walk you through it. An annuity from the Silac Insurance Company. Plan on it and then, of course, live on it. The Silac Insurance Company. S I l a c I n s.com Coming up, we have once again a new weapon in the world of domestic violence.

[Chick]

That is not the team promoting that.

[Tom]

How about. How about something better? How about a. A new world record held by one of Christie's neighbors.

[Chick]

There you go.

[Tom]

All right, all right.

[Chick]

Anything but domestic violence.

[Tom]

Okay, okay. Oh, we have the world's longest tongue on a woman.

[Jeff]

Oh.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah.

[Chick]

Shut up.

[Tom]

Okay. O'Reilly Auto Parts is where we are. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

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[Jeff]

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[Tom]

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[Chick]

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[Chick]

Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. Christy Lee, Pat Godwin, Josh Arnold. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. I'm Chick McGee at the orangeinsouls.com sports desk. Hello, Tom.

[Tom]

Wait. Hello. There we go. Testing, testing, testing. Hello. Hello, Chick McGee.

[Jeff]

Hello, world.

[Tom]

Some weird weather out there. Yeah. I don't know if you heard about this, but one of my favorite bridges had to close for a while yesterday due to an ice storm.

[Jeff]

Oh, my goodness.

[Tom]

The Mackinac Bridge. Yeah, that's right. You crossed it, right, Pat?

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I hate it.

[Chick]

They should close out because the creepy factor.

[Tom]

Terrifying. I don't care for work of art.

[Josh]

Yeah, I gotta try it sometimes.

[Chick]

Yeah. I don't try to drive my car over the Venus de Milo.

[Tom]

It's thrilling.

[Josh]

You're really sure?

[Chick]

I can imagine.

[Christy]

I drove down the middle of it like a scared little rabbit.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Come on now. Let's put our big boy pants on.

[Chick]

And that bridge we went across or as my mother would say, across Covington, from Cincinnati to Covington, it took my wheel and shakes your car back and forth while you're driving across it. I don't care for that, Tom.

[Jeff]

When we were kids, we called those the singing bridges because they make kind of like a whistling noise.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah. But lovely. Great feats. Great feats of engineering. Beautiful. Beautiful to look at and whatever. Now we are on the sports page. I should point out it's the orange inSouls.com sports page with Chick Magee. What's happening over there?

[Chick]

The Tush Push is the hottest topic of the NFL's annual meetings this week. And West. West Palm. Is that where. Yeah. Coaches, general managers gathered at a posh resort to discuss potential rules changes, including the packers proposal to eliminate play that's become a short yardage staple for the champion Philadelphia Eagles. The packers are leaning on player, safety and pace of play as reasons for banning the Tush push. NFL executive Troy Vincent said last month there have been zero injuries reported as a result of that play. Any rule change must be approved by 24 out of 32 owners. My beef is, it's. For the longest time, the rule has been you can't help or aid the runner in any way. And they are pushing the quarterback from behind. I don't care for that.

[Tom]

I don't care for the name.

[Chick]

You can do the quarterback sneak, but how do you feel about.

[Josh]

I like the name. I like how gay it is.

[Chick]

The Brotherly Shove. How about that? The Brotherly Shove sounds a little less gay, but still gay.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I don't know. I. I've got to think. I can't think of a better name, but I just. Careful.

[Chick]

Gayest name of a play. I think in the Button Hook.

[Christy]

I think Button Hook.

[Chick]

It's got butt right in there.

[Tom]

Yeah, that sounds like a sex movie. You know what Gabriel gave her? The old button hook.

[Chick]

You know what the button hook is, Tom? Do you know what that is?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Can you describe it to me?

[Tom]

You go out and you turn around very quickly like a little hook.

[Chick]

That is exactly right.

[Tom]

Ergo, button hook.

[Chick]

You know what the down and in is? Run it down and in. Run it down and out.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Okay.

[Christy]

How about the sprint? Out and up?

[Tom]

You know, that one sex move Or a football player.

[Christy]

Go to the flats, almost to the sideline.

[Tom]

Boom.

[Christy]

Right up. You fake the guy out.

[Tom]

Touchdown.

[Chick]

Go to the post.

[Josh]

That's always thrilling.

[Tom]

Yeah. Now, were you. Were you a tight end?

[Christy]

Me?

[Josh]

No.

[Christy]

I was a flanker and a running back brought in the Plays.

[Chick]

He's too tiny to be a tight end.

[Christy]

Fast tiny.

[Tom]

I see. I see.

[Christy]

Not just tiny.

[Chick]

Not buying that.

[Tom]

They're also gonna keep the dynamic kickoff. Probably the.

[Chick]

Yes. And they're moving the touchback from the 30 to start your drive now at the 35.

[Tom]

Okay. My favorite story yesterday about the NFL was the guy that weighs 450 plus pounds.

[Jeff]

Oh, my God.

[Tom]

Desmond. Desmond Watson.

[Chick]

464.

[Tom]

God. Unbelievable. That's a, that's a big fellow.

[Chick]

5, 8, 40.

[Tom]

Yeah, that's. That's amazing.

[Josh]

Yeah, that is amazing.

[Tom]

And what was his vertical leap?

[Chick]

25 inches.

[Jeff]

Yeah. So he jumped 25 inches.

[Chick]

Six. Six.

[Tom]

With a. Maybe with a trampoline and a Tarzan rope.

[Chick]

He can dunk a basketball at that size. Holy hell.

[Christy]

Can he really?

[Chick]

Yes.

[Tom]

Wow.

[Chick]

If you're six, six and jump two feet in the air, that's eight, six.

[Josh]

And hang on to the rim. Out of glass.

[Tom]

Well, I think if you. Yes. If you hang onto the rim, the entire assembly will be, will be hitting the floor.

[Chick]

What are they saying? National vacation. A lot of SAP. A lot of glass.

[Josh]

Little full lot of SAP.

[Chick]

Ready for this story now? Is this considered a record? Let me know and I'll go back and do it if I have to. A British para Olympian has become the first blind woman.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

To swim across the English Channel. Wow. At least that's what we toled her.

[Jeff]

She's in a tank at home, you guys.

[Chick]

And I was doing this right outside the tank.

[Josh]

There's another guy.

[Jeff]

Oh, jellyfish.

[Christy]

Throwing fish at her.

[Chick]

Avasti land lovers.

[Tom]

This is a great feat.

[Chick]

I, I. Watch out for the lighthouse. Oh, you have done it. Congratulations.

[Christy]

We cannot believe it.

[Chick]

Amazing.

[Tom]

Yes. There are people on the other side of the tank smoking cigarettes with real bad bo.

[Chick]

Would you like France?

[Christy]

Would you like some red wine?

[Chick]

How about a croissant? Hurry, quick.

[Tom]

Your dog is drowning. No, this is a. First of all, swimming the English Channel is one of the great feats of Western culture.

[Chick]

Waste of time. No, it is not. Yes, it is.

[Tom]

It's a, it's. It's an iconic feat.

[Chick]

I love you, but I disagree.

[Josh]

Gotta be cold, choppy.

[Tom]

Have you no respect of Western culture?

[Chick]

Let her set a time record. See how fast she can swim. I don't care if she can swim the Channel.

[Tom]

What? She's the first blind woman ever to do it. That's record enough. Good for her. Isn't she in her 40s?

[Chick]

Oh, my God. She's not that old, is she?

[Tom]

I mean, this is 40s.

[Chick]

Holy hell.

[Josh]

Two handicaps.

[Tom]

Oh, I would like that.

[Christy]

She's not on Tinder.

[Tom]

You know, I'd like to have a chicks, right? Could we get a blind woman to come in here?

[Chick]

Woman?

[Tom]

I want to get a blind woman in here with a new. With the new.

[Chick]

I want her to kick.

[Josh]

No.

[Chick]

No chicks.

[Tom]

I don't want her to kick your ass.

[Josh]

I want her to get one of.

[Tom]

Those new Yankee baseball bats. And let's just start flying it around the room and see if she can hit you in the head. Maybe get rid of the sound coming out of your mouth.

[Josh]

Being blind and swimming the channel is easier than. I want to see her navigate the tube.

[Chick]

Yes.

[Josh]

You know what? I go down those escalators, subway, narrow hallways. Get on the right train, Leave. That's harder.

[Chick]

Leave your home, Chelsea, and get to Harrods and under.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Good luck.

[Chick]

Good luck, lady.

[Tom]

You're horrible.

[Josh]

No, we're really not. I mean, that's a testament to how everyday life is a challenge for her.

[Tom]

She's a guy.

[Josh]

Swimming in a wide open body of water is the easiest thing she'll do all week.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

Wait a minute.

[Chick]

Go like this. Yeah.

[Tom]

She's gonna go. What if she swims in a big circle? She has to know which way to go.

[Josh]

She can feel.

[Tom]

Oh, God, I feel terrible. It's a great feat. Do we even get her name out there? Did you know Melanie?

[Chick]

Melanie Barat or Barrett?

[Tom]

Barrett, I believe.

[Chick]

Oh, I remember that. When you were a kid, you Barrett. Well, I'll share it. Remember that? Oh, yeah. Whip those boobies out.

[Jeff]

What the hell, man?

[Chick]

She swam the channel in 12 hours, 20 minutes. Although of those 12 hours, only four hours. She was swimming in the right direction.

[Tom]

You couldn't tread water for 20 minutes?

[Chick]

I beg your pardon? I. I think I could. I'm a pretty. You think Decent swimmer. I know.

[Tom]

So could you swim for 12 straight hours in the ocean?

[Chick]

Maybe. Would you like me to try and then don't come back.

[Tom]

Either way, if you. Before you try, you might want to make sure that your will is in order.

[Chick]

Yeah, I know. Just go home. Quit and go home. I was here for the early show, though. I know. Melanie became the first blind woman to swim the length of a can.

[Josh]

What's wrong with you?

[Chick]

From Shakespeare beach to Dover. Ben Dover.

[Josh]

Oh, she swam the length of it. She didn't swim across.

[Pat]

Of course.

[Tom]

She swam across.

[Josh]

Well, the length. That would be the width of it.

[Chick]

Absolutely. He. This is miss. Yeah, sometimes he edits out.

[Tom]

Oh, the actual Shakespeare beach to Cap Grizz.

[Chick]

Nez beach in France land.

[Tom]

All right, okay.

[Chick]

She said that being blind has left her feeling isolated. You ever been to Shakespeare beach and.

[Christy]

Waited for not much ado about nothing?

[Tom]

Was that worth the wait? Not really, no. I say no.

[Chick]

But thanks to swimming, she has a newfound confidence and hopes her feet inspires others.

[Tom]

Good for her. What a great story.

[Chick]

Perhaps we could have a song.

[Josh]

Her feet may inspire others.

[Chick]

A tribute to Melanie Barat.

[Tom]

Do you have anything pat for that?

[Christy]

No, that didn't.

[Josh]

Blind while swimming the channel.

[Tom]

Like.

[Josh]

And we're wet and we're swimming and going to a France.

[Tom]

How about this one? I got a patch boat. She's got her dog in the boat. Dog in the boat, baby.

[Chick]

Dog in the boat. She's blind as a bat.

[Tom]

Dog in the boat.

[Jeff]

In the boat.

[Chick]

Dog in the boat.

[Christy]

She's been trying to swim the channel.

[Chick]

Yes, she has.

[Christy]

She's swimming now today. Oh, she's got a seeing eye dog. She's swimming those waves. But the girl is blind. Swim that channel. That chick is blind. 42. That's way too old for you. Blind and 42. What's this broad supposed to do? The girl is blind swimming the channel and she's blind 12 hours. 12 hours.

[Chick]

That damn girl is blind.

[Christy]

That girl is blind.

[Tom]

The doggone girl is blind. Thank you very much.

[Jeff]

Top of your head. I'm so impressed.

[Chick]

40 years old, blind.

[Tom]

It's a. It's a great feat. Coming up, another world record. The longest tongue on a lady and a woman. And another world record involving Christie's neighbor. For real. This is.

[Chick]

Oh, you know, you know. Have you seen the story beyond?

[Jeff]

No, I have not.

[Chick]

You know, she is either friends with this person or is only one degree separated.

[Tom]

Oh, absolutely, absolutely.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

I know a lot of people and.

[Tom]

It'S a record that Josh is going to love. It's very exciting.

[Chick]

Well, maybe we should interview them.

[Tom]

We are in the Aurelioto part Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

Hey, thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning. Get a look at today's show on our YouTube channel. It's part sports.

[Josh]

We have football on the brain, part pop culture. Dennis Ly True or false. You refuse to wear a glove with Mickey Mantle's signature on it.

[Tom]

The movie, the sand, the Red Sox blood, the Bruins blood. They run deep.

[Pat]

Add in the best celebrity interview.

[Josh]

Robert Dairo here on the Rich Eisen Show.

[Tom]

How are you, sir?

[Chick]

Just got over a 24 hour virus.

[Josh]

The antidote is to appear on the Rich Eisen Show.

[Chick]

There you go. I would have done it earlier.

[Pat]

And you've got the Rich Eisen show podcast.

[Josh]

There's a medicinal quality to appearing on this program.

[Tom]

Follow and listen on your favorite platform tales coming up.

[Chick]

Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. At the Silac Insurance news desk, it's Christy Lee.

[Jeff]

Hi.

[Chick]

There's Pat Godwin.

[Christy]

Hello.

[Chick]

Nice of you to join us.

[Christy]

Sorry I'm a little late. What were you doing fraternizing in the green room?

[Chick]

Were you grabbing some java House coffee? Yeah.

[Christy]

Boy, it's delicious. Nice and hot. Nice taste.

[Chick]

Robust but unassuming.

[Christy]

Notes of ginger.

[Chick]

Oh, ginger I like.

[Jeff]

I thought you liked Marianne.

[Chick]

I like ginger, you. There's Josh Arnold. Hello, I'm Chick [e-mail] sports desk. Hello, Tom.

[Tom]

Hello, everybody. It's great to be back. I'll remind everyone that we have a pop up [e-mail] and we've got those great spring T shirts, including our special charity shirts for Cincinnati and Toledo. We had a great time doing some broadcasts there Thursday and Friday and we're about to make a couple of nice donations. So if you have the notion to wear something fashionable this spring, check out the Bob and tom [e-mail] right. Now we return to the orangeinsouls.com sports desk.

[Chick]

Starring Chick Magee, Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Fast Freddie Freeman out of the lineup last night for the win against the Braves. Dodgers 6 0. I'm going to tell you, I don't think they're going to lose a game this season. What do you think, Tom?

[Tom]

I'll take that bet.

[Chick]

162 and 0.

[Josh]

Just put $5 on that.

[Chick]

Right.

[Josh]

It pays off.

[Chick]

Why wouldn't you?

[Tom]

Because it's never happened.

[Jeff]

Well, there's a first time.

[Chick]

Manchester continues the payout. Look that up. What's the longest winning streak ever in Major League Baseball?

[Tom]

Longest losing streak, I think was. Wasn't it last year with the White Sox?

[Josh]

I don't remember.

[Chick]

White Sox lost a lot last year.

[Josh]

I don't remember if they broke this, if it was the longest or not.

[Tom]

Or maybe it was the most losses in a season. But maybe they're okay so far this year.

[Josh]

So. Yeah, I mean the money ball streak was 20 something games, wasn't it?

[Chick]

Oh, that's right. Freddie Freeman out of the lineup because according to manager Dave Roberts, Freddie re injured his ankle, the surgically repaired ankle, getting into the shower. Oh, you know how dangerous that can be. Christy, do you have the street.

[Jeff]

Hang on a second there. They have it listed by different.

[Josh]

Oh well, she's fine in the street now.

[Tom]

Christy, you at your new house, do you have a two person shower?

[Jeff]

It's technically two people could be in there. Yeah. Oh, yeah, there's. Have you inaugurated shower here and then a rain shower.

[Tom]

Are you living in it yet?

[Chick]

No.

[Tom]

Oh, so you're not even living in your new house?

[Jeff]

No, let's not go.

[Tom]

So you haven't had a chance to inaugurate anyway.

[Jeff]

No inaugurated nothing.

[Chick]

Hang on a second.

[Jeff]

What? Wanna buy a house? I got one.

[Chick]

What's the problem?

[Tom]

Well, they're not in the house yet. They haven't moved in the furniture.

[Chick]

Why aren't you moved in the house yet?

[Josh]

Shut up.

[Chick]

You're at.

[Jeff]

Because I have another house that needs sold first.

[Josh]

You guys are breaking all the rules we agreed to.

[Jeff]

Yeah, don't talk about me moving.

[Tom]

Okay, Sorry. Why don't you talk about Christie's neighbor in the news? This is a great world record. I'm so excited.

[Chick]

Okay, wait a minute. We're talking about baseball in the streaks. Go ahead.

[Jeff]

So, though it's really hard because they have it against one play. One exact. It says here the National League's 1916 New York Giants hold the record of winning 26 consecutive games. The longest American League winning streak is 22 by the 2017 Cleveland Indians.

[Josh]

Oh, that first one is still the.

[Chick]

August the Friends of the Feather.

[Jeff]

162 is going to be quite a feat.

[Josh]

Oh, yes. That's why he should just put five bucks on 162.

[Chick]

Zero. Can you. The sports world. The sports world would be upside down.

[Tom]

By the way. By the way, if Tim Wilson were with us, he'd go, yeah. That's the only reason they got that record, was it 1917?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Is because all the black players were in Vietnam. Now, admittedly, you'd have to adjust the joke. It'd be more like. Yeah, well, they. All the black players were in.

[Chick]

You know, I don't have any doubt.

[Tom]

That'S not the case.

[Josh]

Even say, World War I. I have.

[Chick]

No doubt that in 2017 we somehow invaded Vietnam. I. I don't have any doubt at all that that happened.

[Tom]

I see.

[Josh]

The French, I think, were there.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah. You know, they love it.

[Josh]

Let's just put it this way. Vietnam was invaded at that point.

[Chick]

Yes, absolutely.

[Josh]

I think it was Indochina or whatever the hell.

[Chick]

Why? And why isn't it in duh, China instead of Indo?

[Tom]

Could we get to the record, please? This is Christie's neighbor. He's probably listening.

[Jeff]

I can't wait.

[Chick]

A pizza shop owner from Zionsville, Indiana, has broken the Guinness world Record for running a marathon while carrying.

[Jeff]

I know this guy.

[Chick]

Pizza.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Tom]

You know this guy?

[Jeff]

My daughter worked for him. Go on.

[Chick]

Mr. Michael Cole?

[Jeff]

Yep.

[Chick]

Not the one from Mod Squad.

[Tom]

That one is deceased.

[Jeff]

Does he own Greek's Pizzeria?

[Tom]

Yep.

[Chick]

He ran Mike the Mill Race Marathon in Columbus, Indiana. 3 hours and 14 minutes while carrying a pizza box with. This is important. A pizza inside.

[Jeff]

All right, Mike, way to go. Yeah. Ava used to work there. Yeah, I know, Michael.

[Chick]

Was this another job she lost? Holy heck.

[Josh]

She said she had been stealing toppings.

[Chick]

I thought so. Mr. Cole, who owns Greeks Pizzeria, where we deliver at the back door.

[Jeff]

They do have a back door.

[Tom]

He's making it. He's making an anal sex joke.

[Chick]

Are you happy now?

[Tom]

Yes. Okay, so you'd get to the point of the story.

[Josh]

The guy ran a marathon holding the pizza. How cool is that? Not very.

[Chick]

Not very.

[Tom]

But he held it. He held it in the proper manner. He didn't.

[Josh]

Well, I bet he switched. You'd have to switch.

[Chick]

Man Managed to accomplish the feat. A 16 inch cheese pie. Okay. No toppings.

[Josh]

Well, that's lighter. Nice try, Michael.

[Tom]

So now what are you gonna bitch about now? Oh, his Thin, crusty, big. Well, that is with the thick crust way too much. The guy ran a marathon.

[Chick]

I want to know where I'm supposed to get my pizza toppings now that Ava has quit. And she used to sell those to.

[Jeff]

Me a long time ago.

[Chick]

You need green pepper. Need onions. How about some sausage?

[Christy]

In the trunk.

[Tom]

I just. I feel bad for the guy that ordered the pizza. Hey, it's been three hours and 14 minutes. Next time, could you use your car?

[Josh]

No. This is fun.

[Chick]

Have you ever ordered a pizza and gotten it and some of the toppings just slid over to one side?

[Josh]

Oh, sure.

[Chick]

Like.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. Set it against the seat sideways.

[Chick]

Yeah, you're carrying it like a book. Going to study hall. Is that right? Good job.

[Tom]

I don't like to go food.

[Chick]

Yeah, I know you don't. That's interesting.

[Jeff]

You don't like pizza.

[Josh]

Delivery is pretty fantastic.

[Chick]

I got it when I was a kid. I thought that was deluxe luxury. Ordering a pizza and coming to your house, man.

[Jeff]

And the closest one was like 35 minutes away from our house. That would deliver.

[Tom]

Now, Christy and I used to live in the same neighborhood. And there was that one Russian guy.

[Jeff]

Yeah, he was good.

[Tom]

He was nice. I wonder if he's still out there. I'd always invite him in.

[Josh]

He's so cold out.

[Tom]

Thank you. Yeah. It's cold out there. Yeah. He was a real good guy. He was well educated. Had come over here from Russia hustling.

[Chick]

My name is Arnold Brezhnev. And as far as you know, no relation.

[Tom]

Don't ask.

[Chick]

Don't ask. Don't ask, don't tell. Mike is an avid runner. He usually finishes marathons in under three hours. But he claimed carrying the pizza box made the process 90% harder.

[Tom]

You know what his next record is going to.

[Chick]

It weighed him down.

[Tom]

He's going to swim the English gentle. Carrying a pizza.

[Chick]

Let's come up like carrying two subs and.

[Josh]

Oh, that is water related.

[Chick]

Mozzarella.

[Tom]

I see. Okay, good.

[Chick]

Okay. He couldn't have dismissed me quicker.

[Tom]

I think we've covered every aspect of this.

[Josh]

I just thought it was fun.

[Tom]

It was cool and fun.

[Josh]

It is fun.

[Chick]

Oh, it started raining during the marathon. He had to put some plastic over the pizza as protection.

[Josh]

Oh, that's.

[Jeff]

Want a soggy pizza?

[Chick]

No.

[Christy]

So he's running and he has to get plastic.

[Josh]

No.

[Christy]

How do you pull that off?

[Josh]

You'd have a wet box.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Christy]

You ever get a wet box?

[Tom]

All right, that's not what I meant.

[Josh]

Pat. You disgusting man.

[Chick]

Either.

[Tom]

We've already established which orifice is involved here.

[Chick]

Do you hear?

[Tom]

I think. And we're not going to do a double penetration.

[Chick]

Do you remember what he said yesterday? And now he's like, nobody's saying anything about a wet box.

[Christy]

He got the button twice yesterday, you jerk.

[Chick]

Remember?

[Tom]

There we go. Christy.

[Josh]

That is fun.

[Tom]

It's world record.

[Josh]

Christy. If you see him, please congratulate him for us.

[Jeff]

I will.

[Tom]

How's this pizza, by the way?

[Jeff]

Very good that they have a chicken pizza that's just out of this world. Grilled chicken. Oh, don't even.

[Chick]

And barbecue sauce instead of pizza sauce that has.

[Jeff]

No. This is like a garlicky sauce.

[Chick]

Don't you think that has its place? Barbecue chicken pizza.

[Tom]

Oh, yes.

[Josh]

It's not for me.

[Chick]

Okay.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Chick]

All right.

[Josh]

Yeah. But I appreciate that it's out there for other.

[Chick]

Okay, all right.

[Tom]

What is your. What is your typical. If you are getting pizza, what's the one you go for?

[Josh]

I will get your classics. Boy. I usually get a works, so it has all the meats, all the veggies. But I know Tom doesn't want to hear this. It has been multiple years since I've ordered a pizza.

[Chick]

Multiple years.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Chick]

Huh.

[Jeff]

Treat yourself.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

He's gone a different way.

[Josh]

It makes zero sense that Tom still makes pizza jokes with me.

[Tom]

Do you go.

[Josh]

Do you go out for pizza, man. Maybe.

[Chick]

Let's say.

[Josh]

No, I don't.

[Chick]

Let's say this. You and one of those whores you're dating. Yeah. Where do you go for dinner? Yeah.

[Christy]

If you have a whore over and she wants a pizza.

[Chick]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Christy]

You must get it.

[Tom]

How dare you say about this, about.

[Chick]

Looking at the whore. You tell she's hungry. So where do you.

[Josh]

First off? She. We don't eat first. I'll tell you that.

[Tom]

I tell you that now. Are you kind enough to honor her ethnicity?

[Chick]

What?

[Josh]

I see what you're saying.

[Tom]

I do certain.

[Josh]

Like one night will we have Mexican and another night.

[Tom]

Exactly.

[Josh]

I don't know.

[Chick]

And that goes for too.

[Josh]

What do redheads eat?

[Jeff]

August? I don't know.

[Chick]

Oh, I see. Tonight.

[Tom]

There's no way this could go a good direction.

[Josh]

I thought redhead was pretty safe.

[Chick]

Yeah, that's.

[Tom]

That's probably the only one that is safe. I don't even think you can shout out certain types of food.

[Chick]

We have to eat Chinese tonight. I can see.

[Tom]

Okay. All right.

[Josh]

Why is she Jewish?

[Christy]

Turn the pizza on its side.

[Tom]

Okay. I think we've. We've attempted to get some comedy out of this and failed.

[Chick]

Think your tongue's long? I'll tell you.

[Jeff]

All right.

[Tom]

You know what? Who has long tongues? Your shoes. Which reminds me of orange insoles, ladies and gentlemen.

[Chick]

I.

[Josh]

You know, the world's longest tongue on a shoe. Yeah. I don't know how helpful that would be to anybody.

[Christy]

It wouldn't.

[Chick]

It wraps around my ankle.

[Tom]

What would be helpful, of course, would be a nice insult.

[Josh]

I see he's got somewhere to be. If you have back pain, hip pain, or knee pain, it affects your daily routine. Right now you might just have a thin, floppy do nothing. No.

[Christy]

Glock of sticking cash.

[Tom]

Apparently.

[Josh]

It'S a liner. That liner in your shoe right now. Not good.

[Chick]

No, it's a limp noodle.

[Josh]

Yes, please get orangeinsouls.com especially if you work on your feet all day, you're putting stress on your body. Orange insoles offer arch support and a deep heel cup. That works better in your shoes. To help support your body. They give you better alignment and alleviate that discomfort you have find the right fit for you. Well, I wear work boots. Hey, they've got them. I wear sneakers. They've got them for you too. I'm a very fancy businessman and my dress shoes keep me a movin'well. You're gonna need orange insoles for those. Oh, I'm a pretty lady with lady shoes. Well, I'm sure they've got them for you too, ma'am. Go to orangeinsouls.com and take their quiz. Let them know what you wear, what you do and they will get the right size for you. And by the way, they arrive true to size. You don't have to cut them and they carry sizes 15 plus. Go to orangeinsouls.com today for free shipping. Plus orange insoles come with a 60 day. We want you to be happy, guaranteed. So you've got two months to realize, my gosh, why have I not been wearing these my entire Life? That's orange inSouls.com Feel Better. Do more.

[Tom]

Thank you very much, Josh. I'm really disappointed.

[Jeff]

Why?

[Tom]

Josh doesn't like, doesn't eat pizza anymore?

[Josh]

No, I mean I just, I never really have had. I never really ate as much pizza as you assumed.

[Tom]

Come up with something else. Also coming up, we have the longest tongue on a lady and snake sperm. In the news of all things. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Chick]

Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. Josh Arnold, Pat Godwin. There's Christy Lee.

[Jeff]

Hey.

[Chick]

Hello. I'm Chick. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts studio. Think O'Reilly Auto Parts for all your car care needs. Get the parts and service you need fast from the professional parts people at O'Reilly Auto Parts. Hello, Tom.

[Tom]

Hello. Chick McGee at the orangendsouls.com sports desk just had a fascinating story about one of Christie's neighbors setting a world record for the fastest marathon, official marathon, while holding a pizza. Awesome. Yeah, it's very exciting. And turns out one of Christie's daughters actually worked at that particular pizza joint.

[Jeff]

That's correct.

[Tom]

Mr. Michael Cole ran the mill race marathon 3 hours 14 minutes while carrying a full size pizza box. A 16 inch cheese pizza.

[Josh]

Well, that's a fast marathon too, isn't it?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I don't know much about it, but.

[Chick]

Three hours, the world record's just under two hours, I think.

[Tom]

So this guy usually finishes under three hours. But he said that obviously the pizza made it a little bit difficult, I would think because you can't carry it like a book under your arm.

[Josh]

Right.

[Tom]

Upright.

[Josh]

But I hope he switched arms every now like a platter.

[Christy]

Yes, sir.

[Tom]

Yeah, I wonder. It doesn't say. Did he take a bite of the pizza when he finished?

[Josh]

Yeah. I wonder who I got to eat it.

[Jeff]

I don't. It would be cold, rainy. Well, it was cold and wet. Yeah.

[Chick]

You know where he was taking the pizza? Where to the woman with the world's largest longest tongue.

[Josh]

Let's get a load of this broad.

[Chick]

California woman with the world's longest tongue recently showed off some of the tricks she can perform with her. As it says here, massive mouth muscle, including removing Jenga blocks.

[Josh]

I wonder if she pokes them through. She must.

[Chick]

She must.

[Jeff]

Massive mouth.

[Chick]

Chanel Tapper, 34, has held the Guinness world record for the longest tongue for over 15 years.

[Josh]

Oh, wow. Okay.

[Chick]

Her tongue measures 3.8 inches from the tip of her tongue to her lips. 3.8 inches.

[Tom]

So when she sticks it out, it's sticking out.

[Josh]

Probably goes below her chin.

[Tom]

Why are you giving me that look?

[Chick]

I'm. I'm not.

[Josh]

Yeah, well, here she is. Oh, yeah. She's poking.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah. Oh, hey.

[Oscar]

She kind of licks them from the side.

[Jeff]

No, no, no, no. I don't need to see that.

[Chick]

I think we should.

[Tom]

It is. It's snake like, you know what?

[Josh]

Am I the only one that doesn't think it looks that long?

[Chick]

Well, that initial snaking out was pretty long.

[Josh]

It's not that impressive to me.

[Chick]

And I think. You think when she measures it, they can pull on it?

[Jeff]

Oh, God.

[Tom]

Yeah. See, now in that photograph, it looks really long.

[Chick]

I can touch my nose with my tongue.

[Tom]

I mean, my. That's Golden Retriever esque length.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Can you touch your nose with your tongue, Josh?

[Jeff]

God, no.

[Josh]

No. Oh, you are. You're getting the septum.

[Jeff]

Look at you.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah.

[Jeff]

I have a little bird dung, ladies.

[Chick]

I don't know. Why is that guy so popular? I don't know. He's sitting in the back booth licking his eyebrows.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah.

[Chick]

How about that joke, huh?

[Tom]

Okay, well, that's amazing, Chick. I didn't know you had that skill.

[Chick]

I like to keep it under on the down low.

[Tom]

All right?

[Chick]

I want them to love me for me, not my tongue.

[Jeff]

Fair enough.

[Chick]

Thank you. Thank you, Christy.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Tom]

Okay, well, is that. Is that sports?

[Chick]

Yes, it is.

[Tom]

Okay, thank you very much. We have our special sports. As they say, outro chess. Rocky, this is what you partner for.

[Chick]

Wherever you go, whatever you do, always be a good sport.

[Tom]

Well, wait for Christy. I want to remind you, we do have our special pop up store. It's going to be taken down, I think, today or tomorrow. I'm not sure. T shirts available, including those honoring our broadcast from last week from Cincinnati and Toledo. Those charity shirts are still available. Bobandtom.com is the place to find them. We have a whole bunch of stuff available for a brief period of time. So if you're looking for something fun. Please check that out. Right now, we are checking out Kristi Lee. What else is happening over there?

[Jeff]

Jessica Simpson is in the news. She has revealed an unusual technique to improve her singing voice. Ms. Simpson shared a candid video on social media recently in which she says she drinks snake sperm at the recommendation of her vocal coach.

[Chick]

Huh, really?

[Jeff]

The clip shows Ms. Simpson taking a swig of what appears to be a Chinese herbal drink and explaining that at first she did not know what it was, but that her vocal coach told her to drink it. She says someone researched the drink for her and told her it contained snake sperm.

[Josh]

Oh, so that's just one element ingredient I got. Boy.

[Jeff]

Yeah, because that'd be hard to.

[Christy]

Came right from the tap.

[Josh]

Still, what the hell could that do?

[Tom]

How do you get it?

[Jeff]

Well, you take it to dinner first. I don't know.

[Tom]

Now, does she drink it or just spread it all over her face and boobs?

[Josh]

I believe she drinks it.

[Jeff]

She says she drinks it. Tom, you naughty, dirty man.

[Chick]

I don't guess the hardest part would be getting the snake's legs apart because.

[Tom]

Oh, no.

[Chick]

No legs.

[Jeff]

Kids, do they have a. I don't know how snakes reproduce.

[Josh]

They have a flap and that will kind of open up and then whatever it is will come out.

[Jeff]

Gotcha. Okay.

[Chick]

And when the flap opens it.

[Josh]

Yes. It sounds like the day the earth stood still.

[Chick]

That's right. Oh, hello, Gort. Stuff like that.

[Tom]

Well, here's a picture of her downing this stuff. And then one of the comments is, will snake oil add more strength to her already very powerful bone crushing thighs?

[Jeff]

What?

[Tom]

I'm just reading the comments on. On, as you would say, insta.

[Christy]

She got real healthy, stopped her drinking and she's working out.

[Tom]

Yeah, she looks great.

[Jeff]

She's getting divorced. Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

My favorite Jessica Simpson was bigger Jessica Simpson.

[Chick]

Yep.

[Christy]

That was a hot Jessica.

[Josh]

Really, really hot Chicken of the sea Jessica.

[Christy]

Remember that?

[Josh]

Yeah, but I mean, that all came out as what? That was all debunked.

[Tom]

Oh, really?

[Josh]

Yeah, she was faking it. The producers made her look stupid.

[Tom]

Oh.

[Chick]

Buffalo wings and all that.

[Josh]

And she. Yeah, and she really was. She's actually quite bright.

[Jeff]

Yes, she is. She's got an empire now.

[Josh]

And she went along with it. Admittedly. Yeah.

[Chick]

I don't know if quite could be.

[Josh]

Used, but I think so.

[Chick]

Really.

[Tom]

Well, thank you. If you're just joining us, this is the Bob and Tom show. We are coming to you from the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. Chick McGee's at the Orange Insoles Dot Com Sports desk. Christy Lee is right over there at the Silac insurance news desk. Christy, what else is happening?

[Jeff]

A woman in Florida has been arrested for allegedly attacking a man with a conch shell. That's right. Conch bonking. Investigators charge Nikki Quartermaine was very intoxicated when she got into a verbal domestic related argument with the 63 year old victim around 11:30am Saturday.

[Tom]

Whoa.

[Jeff]

She started early.

[Tom]

So she's. It's 11:30 in the morning on a Saturday. She's already drunk.

[Jeff]

Very intoxicated.

[Tom]

Okay.

[Jeff]

After the argument, the woman took her clothes off and started to break everything in the victim St. Petersburg residence.

[Josh]

That's either. She's either drunk super early or way late.

[Tom]

Yes, and both. Taking off her all of her clothes and then throwing stuff.

[Jeff]

Well, she didn't want to get anything on him. When the victim got to her, got her to go outside. The woman allegedly grabbed a tin to a 12 inch dried conch shell with barnacles and swung it at him multiple times before throwing it. The woman was taken into custody for felony battery with a deadly weapon. Weapon.

[Tom]

The guy kept it from hitting him. He conch block.

[Christy]

You got this.

[Tom]

I can't even say.

[Josh]

You know what? I say we wait 30 seconds, talk about this a little bit, and we come back.

[Tom]

Okay. A 10 to 12 inch. How do you pronounce it?

[Jeff]

Conch.

[Tom]

Conch. Okay.

[Jeff]

A conch shell.

[Tom]

But the guy fended it off.

[Jeff]

Correct.

[Tom]

So he conk. Blocked it.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Christy]

Very nice.

[Tom]

Really, I should write these down, put.

[Chick]

Them in a book. That'd be great.

[Tom]

Yeah. So did just the one or did he get. I'm so sorry. Did he get shelled?

[Christy]

Should have stuck with just the conflict.

[Tom]

I. Yeah, well, I sheldom do jokes about. There you go. CC Life. Her. Her mug shot is lovely.

[Jeff]

Oh, is it? Well, if you're drinking at 11:30 in.

[Tom]

The morning, the police described her as, quote, very intoxicated at 11:30. Josh does raise a good point. This may technically still be Friday night for her.

[Jeff]

Boy, man, that's a hell of a.

[Josh]

That's a. That's a long run. Yeah.

[Tom]

Isn't the old thing you're supposed to take your clothes off if you're having an argument to have the argument stop.

[Josh]

You would think that would not the.

[Chick]

Yeah, I know. When you start arguing, if you start naked, you get dressed when you're arguing. Yeah.

[Josh]

Oftentimes getting naked is a bit of an olive branch.

[Chick]

That's true.

[Jeff]

And you have great makeup sex right there.

[Josh]

You can.

[Tom]

Okay.

[Jeff]

An orthopedic surgeon in Australia was reprimanded.

[Chick]

And I love this joke.

[Jeff]

This is not a joke.

[Chick]

I don't know how the kangaroos behave. Isn't that the punchline? Okay, never mind.

[Jeff]

Boy, this is rough. We're sharing a photo of a swastika tattoo that was photographed on a comatose patient's penis.

[Josh]

Oh, geez.

[Christy]

It's got a lot going on there.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Josh]

So obviously this is crazy and odd. And the guy went, hey, I gotta share this picture.

[Tom]

Yeah. My buddies aren't gonna believe it. This guy's got a swastika on his member.

[Jeff]

Queensland civil and administrative tribunal said the man who was in a coma when the photo was taken was undergoing treatment when the surgeon noticed the swastika Venus tattoo.

[Tom]

Can I do a joke just for chick? I guess I know what the guy's name was. Adolph Dickel Gruber.

[Jeff]

He photographed it, shared it with other treating practitioners on a messaging app.

[Chick]

Adolf's name was Schickelgruber. It was from Austria, I believe. Believe he used to put up wallpaper hanger, wasn't he?

[Tom]

Dickel Gruber. You see?

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

The tribunal ultimately ruled his penis finding of misconduct was sufficient. And find him $6,300.

[Josh]

Oh. What if the guy was Australia money?

[Tom]

I wonder if the guy was uncircumcised. You don't want to give it too much thought here.

[Chick]

I think European they would be. It would be totally intact, I would think, right?

[Josh]

Most.

[Chick]

Yeah. Wasn't Jimmy Stewart totally intact because he grew up in England or something?

[Tom]

Oh, I didn't know that.

[Chick]

Right. Yeah, I think so.

[Tom]

I thought he was from Indiana. Pennsylvania.

[Chick]

Is he?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

I have no idea.

[Tom]

Favorite phone call.

[Chick]

Far off land.

[Tom]

So this guy's got a swastika on his male member.

[Josh]

Yeah, that's. I mean, there's a lot.

[Tom]

I bet it's hard finding white condoms.

[Josh]

White.

[Christy]

Trying to think that one through.

[Chick]

I don't see.

[Tom]

He's a racist. He never meant that. You're. You're familiar with the meaning of this was. Yes.

[Christy]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

No, don't blame us.

[Tom]

Don't lash out over here. Yeah. He was uncircumcised because he wanted to have a hood. How about that?

[Josh]

Okay.

[Jeff]

This is why I hesitated to do this.

[Chick]

Because he wanted. Why I didn't. I didn't hear the last hood. Don't do any follow ups, okay?

[Josh]

Not all KKK are Nazis and I don't want you to ever forget it. Can you imagine the guy taking that.

[Chick]

Argument and not all Nazis are k. Kkk.

[Josh]

But hopefully there's a room in hell.

[Tom]

For all of them. Right now, it's time to introduce something brand new. We have now the official beverage of the Bob and Tom show. And Josh is here to help me out and explain this to everybody all the time.

[Chick]

This is so delicious and easy to. It's unbelievable.

[Tom]

Tom, I think this is gonna take. I think this is gonna revolutionize coffee at the office. And God knows we need that here.

[Josh]

Yeah, well, how many times have we all gone in there? And the Keurig was either not working right or we had to wait forever. And half of us couldn't get our coffee during this.

[Tom]

Not to mention the nastiness. If you think about what's going through there, I would hate to take a swath of that and put it under a microscope. I'm not sure what this is, Doctor, but I've never seen one before. It seems to be a caffeine spirocate.

[Josh]

As you can see, I have a Java House peel and pour pod right here.

[Jeff]

Oh, right in here.

[Josh]

Looks like a K cup. Yeah, but way better. Way easier. Way nicer to the environment. All you do. While you guys. If you guys weren't going to partake in this for whatever reason, what are you doing now? You're waiting in line? I'm getting to it. I knew.

[Tom]

I knew I should never.

[Christy]

You're not that strong, but it was easy to get off for you.

[Josh]

Very easy to open. So, yes, these do not go into any machine. I just simply peel and pour. You open up the Java House pod there, pour it right into the hot water, and voila. I've got that. Yeah, it's all cold brew, but. So it's ready to go?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Colombian medium roast.

[Chick]

I mean, you actually just did that while you were talking.

[Josh]

What did it take, three seconds?

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Doesn't mean it has to be cold. You can drink it hot or drink it cold. It's just the way it's.

[Tom]

This is from Java House now, the official coffee and refreshment of the Bob and Tom show. I'm about to make myself an iced tea, thank you very much. I gotta get the ice machine back on over there. Now, if you're not in the mood for a coffee, they do have, of course, peel and pour pods for cheese lattes, energy drinks, hydration drinks, and I believe you said your favorite was the hot cocoa.

[Josh]

It's literally the best hot cocoa I've ever had.

[Tom]

So you don't need a machine. You just grab water, hot or cold, and make your beverage. Javahouse.com is where you want to find out about this. This is going to be revolutionizing the office coffee green room. Go to bobandtom.com by the way, on your order, just add bobandtom.com and get 25% off your order. Java House J A V a. Once again, javahouse.com. the promo code is Bob and Tom, all one word. Java House is now the official coffee and refreshment of the Bob and Tom Show.

[Josh]

This is confident but unassuming.

[Tom]

Oh, there you go. Not sure what that means.

[Josh]

No one is.

[Tom]

Okay, good.

[Josh]

It is delicious.

[Tom]

We'll have to work on a jingle, Pat.

[Chick]

Okay.

[Tom]

Java, Java. Java House Golf.

[Josh]

Do you think they missed an opportunity, though, by not calling it Java the Hut?

[Tom]

Maybe they could. Maybe they could change the name of their retail stores.

[Josh]

Oh, they're texting me.

[Jeff]

Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

No. Okay.

[Josh]

This film is very litigious.

[Tom]

I see. Curse. And yet to the point. Thank you very much. Coming up. Christy, what have you got over there?

[Jeff]

Coming up, we have. If you're into cold plunging. Do you know what that is?

[Josh]

I've done it once.

[Jeff]

Have you? Well, we're going to talk about that. It, it may be good for you. Also, we have to get to our great tits bird.

[Josh]

The great titsbird.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Josh]

Yeah, the bird is like a titmouse or.

[Tom]

Right, Right.

[Chick]

When I was a kid when I heard Titsburg feelers, I lost my mom.

[Josh]

As opposed to Pittsburgh.

[Chick]

Pittsburgh Steelers. No, it's the Titsburg feelers.

[Tom]

I see about the, the, the bird known as the great tits. Everybody's. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

There's more of the show coming up.

[Chick]

Book your next vacation with Christy Lee and Colette. Visit England, Scotland and Wales this September 28th.

[Pat]

Visit bobandtom.com for details. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Tom]

Town with jazz.

[Chick]

Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios and Tom is enjoying the official beverage of the Bob and Tom Show. Java House. Cold brew coffee. Check that out, man.

[Tom]

I keep thinking I'm trying to get a jingle out of this.

[Josh]

I'm thinking, can you come up with one of those pretentious phrases that really means nothing for. For.

[Tom]

Oh, I love the way you do that. What did you say before? When those people are drinking wine and they go. It's unassuming with hints of.

[Josh]

It's playful without being rude.

[Tom]

Rude, yes, yes. Yeah, yeah. No, I, I would have to think as pretentious as I am, I really have to go deep together.

[Josh]

Well, That's a, that's a special type of douchery.

[Tom]

Yeah, those wine guys just.

[Chick]

What a wonderful nose.

[Tom]

Hints of tangerine and foot odor.

[Chick]

Exquisite.

[Tom]

I went to one of those places and I got the cheese plate and it was this little tiny piece of wood and it had four cheeses on it and some basically inedible crackers. I don't know, these sawdust crackers, salt free, taste free. And honestly, one of the cheeses, if I had ever eaten a cat turd, it would have tasted like that.

[Josh]

Yes. Cheese gets ridiculous.

[Tom]

Yeah, they really get by with that's the Emperor's New clothes of food.

[Josh]

No one likes some of those cheeses but they pretend to.

[Tom]

Yeah. Do you have any more crackers or, or possibly a scrubber for my tongue. I'd like to get the, the, the taste of this cheese off like a.

[Christy]

Water cracker or melba toast or not.

[Tom]

These were like thick, I think.

[Josh]

Heart attack from the Civil War.

[Tom]

I think I broke my teeth on them. Otherwise the food was lovely. Welcome Back to the O'Reilly Auto Part Studios. This is the Bob and Tonight program. We urge you to go to bob and tom.com to you just click on that and send us some emails. And of course our email address is Bob and Tom obandtom.com we've got Mike Mark in the other room going through the emails looking for old phrases for moms and dads and grandpas. I really do enjoy them so please send them our way. Also, I'll remind you, we have our little pop up shop. I think, I'm not sure is it up just today or today and tomorrow we have some shirts from our trips to Toledo and in Cincinnati, big charity shirts. We're gonna make a donation coming up at the end of the week. So if you want to get one, please do. And some other stuff is also posted there, but it'll only be there briefly and I'd like to say hello to everybody on their spring break. Thanks for taking the time to check out our show while you're on your break. I look that way and I see Christy Lee. She's not just anywhere. She's in that special chair at the SILAC insurance news desk. What's happening?

[Jeff]

And I'm so happy to be here. Researchers are saying those cold plunges are not just a fad, they can actually change your cells and make them more resilient.

[Josh]

Wow.

[Jeff]

Scientists at the University of Ottawa conducted A study involving 10 healthy young men who underwent cold water immersion at 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit for one hour across seven consecutive days.

[Chick]

What's the temperature? I'm sorry.

[Jeff]

57.2.

[Chick]

For an hour?

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Chick]

Well, that seems a little steep, man.

[Jeff]

Blood samples.

[Tom]

Have you done this?

[Jeff]

Christy, I have not done cold plunging. Have you?

[Christy]

I just do the cold shower. I'm at 25 seconds.

[Jeff]

25 seconds.

[Josh]

That's all I can do every morning. I mean, they say that's so good for you.

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I've done a cold plunge. Not for an hour.

[Christy]

What's the temperature of, like, a cold shower?

[Jeff]

I have no idea.

[Tom]

That's pretty cold. But it's not.

[Christy]

Not.

[Tom]

It's not as cold as when those people dive in the ice and.

[Jeff]

Well, yeah, it's not like polar bear.

[Chick]

The closest I get is I take a nice hot shower and then get out of the shower and stand in the. In the bathroom and it's like 69 degrees.

[Tom]

Yeah, I agree completely.

[Chick]

It's really good. It gets you going.

[Tom]

Is this healthy for older folks?

[Jeff]

Blood samples showed repeated cold exposure significantly improves autophagic function.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah, your autophagic function.

[Josh]

You don't want that going wrong.

[Jeff]

Recycling system, which then allows cells to bal. Better manage stress.

[Chick]

And you got to be careful about, how you say, phage and function.

[Jeff]

Yeah. And they also suggest cold plunges could help even prevent the onset of various.

[Tom]

Diseases like frostbite, the common cold.

[Josh]

What I did had to have been close to freezing, and it was not. It was for a minute.

[Chick]

Yeah, right.

[Josh]

It was for a minute. And so this is interesting because they raised the temperature, but you're in there for an hour.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

You know what eases my stress? Properly heated water. How about you, Chip?

[Chick]

Absolutely. Nice.

[Tom]

Nice hot shower.

[Chick]

And not only probably heated, but soft water.

[Jeff]

Oh, I like soft soap.

[Christy]

Doesn't work right, though.

[Tom]

Where are you?

[Chick]

Yes, it works better. Are you on your soft water? You were.

[Josh]

Because I never grew up with it.

[Chick]

Right.

[Josh]

And. But I didn't have hard water growing. I just had. This wasn't an issue where I grew up.

[Chick]

And the soft water installer came over and said, you're going to love this. And you were.

[Josh]

I always hated soft water because it felt oily and weird. And I've grown to like it. Although my soft water. My water softener, sorry, has not been working for about a year.

[Tom]

Have you put salt in it?

[Josh]

Yes, yes. And I've been calling plumbers like crazy.

[Tom]

So does your toilet look like you had explosive diarrhea in it?

[Josh]

No, but my. Some of my. Like my sink. I have one of those. Well, faucets. You Know what I'm talking about? Like a well spout or whatever that has gotten some hard scale on it. But otherwise no issues. But no plumber will come fix it because they say they didn't like. They don't. I don't. We don't. We don't do that model or we'll put it in a plumber whose number I lost. So this probably one plumber did finally give me advice.

[Chick]

Oh.

[Josh]

And I felt as dumb as a rock because. Do you have the instruction book? I go, yeah, yeah. He goes, Is there an 800 number there? I go, yeah. And he goes, you're supposed to call that and they'll help you out. I went, oh, whoops.

[Jeff]

And you never did that.

[Josh]

Not yet I haven't. Yeah, I kind of don't care. But I do. I don't know.

[Tom]

I've got a consumer tip for you.

[Josh]

It's nothing I should worry about. I shouldn't have to worry about with my water's softer hard.

[Chick]

Oh, you should. I'm sorry. That's where you. You live in.

[Josh]

I don't like it.

[Tom]

Josh, Josh. Josh is hiding something today.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

There's something bothering him deep down. I can tell.

[Jeff]

Oh, God.

[Tom]

He made the big confession about not really liking pizza.

[Josh]

No, no, no. I love pizza. I don't get it that often.

[Chick]

Is it because I told you you'd.

[Tom]

Be in a better mood about my.

[Christy]

Oh, this isn't gonna go well.

[Tom]

There are.

[Josh]

You know, I have. I have to appreciate. Sometimes you just want to poke a bear.

[Chick]

You know what? I.

[Christy]

This is one of those times.

[Tom]

You've seen his eyes.

[Chick]

I ordered dogs.

[Tom]

He explained to me last week what he doesn't like me to do, so I just did it on purpose.

[Josh]

Sometimes you do want to see what happens if you hit the beehive with a stick.

[Tom]

Exactly.

[Chick]

Are you still upset because I told you about my ice maker not working in my practically brand new refrigerator? I think that's why you're upset.

[Josh]

I don't remember that upsetting me.

[Chick]

I was just mentioning it so I could get somebody to come over and fix it.

[Tom]

The. Here's my consumer tip. First of all, if any kind of appliance, you can Google it and get them and get the manual. Now you don't even have to keep the manual.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah. Luckily, I have the manual for this and I did all the troubleshooting that was in the manual.

[Tom]

And then typically it's someone on YouTube that can show you how to do stuff.

[Josh]

Yeah. I could not find the model that I have On.

[Tom]

But I made the mistake of buying the service where you call them up and they tell you what to do and I. This is great. It was like $45.

[Chick]

What?

[Tom]

Yeah, I had a problem with this ice machine anyway, so I, you, you sign up for this service. Oh, this is great. You get the guy on the phone. I talked to the guy for off and on for 20 minutes and his advice didn't work. And then I ended up not noticing. A while back I was getting billed $45 every month.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah. You're in a club.

[Jeff]

Oh, nice.

[Tom]

Yeah, yeah. That's a scam. That. Don't do that.

[Chick]

No, it's not a scam. You signed up for something.

[Tom]

I thought it was just $45 to talk to and then the advice he gave me didn't work.

[Jeff]

Well, that.

[Chick]

In your experience, that was a bad.

[Jeff]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

Well, no, it just didn't work for him.

[Chick]

No.

[Tom]

But the thing is I'm not going to have. I don't have to call an appliance repairman every month and get.

[Chick]

You might have to.

[Josh]

Right.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah. I didn't want that appliance if you have to. Yeah, yeah. By the way, I'm just saying be careful. I didn't know that it was.

[Chick]

Can I use your club number to call about my ice maker?

[Tom]

I quit. You quit the club after three months and pay it. So now I paid almost 150 for bad advice. I could have bought a new ice machine.

[Chick]

Did you actually call up and successfully cancel something of that nature?

[Tom]

Yeah, I did. Yeah.

[Chick]

Wow. You're today's. You're an unsung hero. Yeah, that normally doesn't happen.

[Josh]

There are folk songs written about that.

[Chick]

Yes.

[Tom]

By the way, don't you hate it when you try to. If you try to buy something on Amazon and you can't figure out how to buy just one, they, they want you to sign up for.

[Chick]

Yeah, right there.

[Jeff]

There's that little thing. It says subscribe one time.

[Chick]

One time purchase. No. Yeah.

[Tom]

I was trying to buy new poop bags for my dog yesterday and I.

[Josh]

Admitted they do put the subscribe and save option first, but one little scroll down.

[Chick]

No, no, no.

[Tom]

That was at the end of the page. It was like, I don't know.

[Chick]

Or you can do like I do. I, I, I order two poop bags every day.

[Josh]

Oh, wow.

[Chick]

I know where they are. I don't have to worry if I've lost them. They are delivered.

[Tom]

In all truth, the number one one that I was looking for a particular type. These biodegradable dog poop bags. Number one was a pack of 2,000.

[Christy]

That's a lot.

[Tom]

That's.

[Chick]

That seems like a lot of poop.

[Josh]

But I thought about Second Garage.

[Tom]

I thought about it for a while. Let's see, three dogs, at least two poops a day. You know something?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Isn't that many, but you do. You've got a big storage space in your garage. What's all that stuff? Car parts? No, no, no. Those are dog poop bags. Well, thank you very much. What's coming up, Christy Lee?

[Jeff]

Well, we did the cold plunge. We're going to talk about. Kermit the Frog has an interesting job. We have Paddington in the news and a self cooling drink can.

[Tom]

This is revolutionary.

[Chick]

It is.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Are you excited about this?

[Tom]

It's interesting.

[Chick]

All right.

[Tom]

This is a real big. This is a real big deal. Okay. Coming up, and also we got the story about the bird known as the big. What's it called?

[Jeff]

Great Tits.

[Tom]

The Great Tits bird?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Are we sure it's plural?

[Christy]

I don't think that's.

[Tom]

Yeah, that's the name of the bird. It is.

[Chick]

Why don't we call.

[Josh]

Yeah, I think it might be the great Tit bird.

[Chick]

What about woodpeckers? Why don't we call them Great Knockers? Huh? Great knockers. Knockers on that bird.

[Tom]

As you can see, we're children. We're coming right back. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Part Studios. This is the Bob and Tom show show.

[Pat]

Thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning. Catch any part of the show you missed later today on our YouTube channel.

[Tom]

Special iHeartRadio app.

[Chick]

Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. Pat Godwin. Hey, keyboard song coming up.

[Jeff]

Sure.

[Chick]

Boy, I'd like that Java House jingle. Oh, there you go. Whatever you need. The official beverage of the Bob and Tom Show.

[Jeff]

Do you have one?

[Tom]

One.

[Christy]

Give me three seconds.

[Jeff]

Why did you bring it up?

[Chick]

There it is. There's Christy Lee at the Silac Insurance news desk. Pinching Pat. I think she touched me. I think she's sweet on him. There's Jeff Osk.

[Oscar]

Hello, sir.

[Chick]

Hello. There's Josh Arnold. Hi, I'm Chick McGee at the orangeinsouls.com sports desk. Tom looked confused about something and misreading saw.

[Tom]

Reading a letter here. A couple things. First off, I welcome Jeffrey Oski to the show. One of my favorite comedians, Jeff did a very nice job in Cincinnati and Toledo.

[Josh]

Oh, yes.

[Tom]

It's always a pleasure to see you, sir. You have a colorful background.

[Chick]

Sure. All right.

[Tom]

From A fun family.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I hear great things about your dad.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

And your brother.

[Oscar]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I was just talking to a friend of your brother's, and he was telling me he helped build the giant slide you guys put on up.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

From a house, a cabin on the lake, and you guys built, like, this gigantic slide. It's just amazing.

[Oscar]

It's shouldn't be on a normal house.

[Tom]

Now, the reason I bring it up, we've been getting a lot of.

[Jeff]

Get a permit for that.

[Oscar]

Shut up. As long as we don't ever sell the house, we should be okay.

[Tom]

We've been getting a lot of emails. We've asked people about colorful phrases from their families, which I find very interesting. Do you have any catchphrases from your family that. That you recall that are interesting?

[Josh]

Now, Jeff's laughing because he did share some off the air in the green room. Oh, don't share them now.

[Jeff]

Yeah, Jeff's family and. And Chick and myself, we kind of all grew up the same way, so we have some. Yeah. Colorful.

[Tom]

Yeah. My father. Your dad was a supreme court guy, Much like. He would say G.D. just like me. Very popular. Popular with him.

[Jeff]

That was popular.

[Tom]

Yeah. Never heard him use the S word, the F word, ever.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Tom]

My sister once used the C word in front of my mother. I thought she was gonna faint. She said, does that mean what I think it means?

[Jeff]

Oh, you lived in such a little. Wonderful.

[Josh]

Would rather me hear. Would rather me say the F word than GD Yeah.

[Christy]

That's a big one.

[Josh]

So that's in my head.

[Tom]

And that's true on the radio video.

[Chick]

GD Is a big one.

[Tom]

People find that very offensive. But these phrases are things like, here's what. Here's one someone sent into us. Every time they were taking a family picture, her dad would say, you got to have this for the funeral.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

Or whenever my grandmother wanted to get somewhere, she'd say, gotta get moving. Rigor mortis is setting in. That kind of thing. These. I love these. And here's what I never heard before yesterday. Tougher than woodpecker lips, if you think about it.

[Josh]

Funny.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Woodpecker lips would be tough if woodpeckers had lips.

[Jeff]

Chick said they have a spring in their mouth or something.

[Chick]

Shock absorbers.

[Jeff]

That's it.

[Tom]

But that leads us to this first story. You need to explain what this is. This is not an obscene expression. This is science.

[Jeff]

It's a distinctive bird known as the great tit, with a black head and neck, prominent white.

[Tom]

You don't have to get your mouth all full of fluid. Great tit is the name of the bird.

[Chick]

She just said that.

[Jeff]

What the hell do you want?

[Tom]

She was trying to get. Get by. By lowering the volume.

[Josh]

We heard you, Christy. What's going on with this bird?

[Jeff]

New research has found, Josh, that exposure to too much light at night disturbs the great tits when breeding. Is that better?

[Tom]

See, I find them hot.

[Chick]

Josh, are you happy you did that?

[Jeff]

Are you happy now?

[Tom]

I find the more light the better. How about you, Jeff?

[Chick]

Oh, I agree.

[Jeff]

Swiss researchers compared the hatching rate of the great tits nesting in the forest with those in the city and discovered.

[Tom]

You ever see them in the forest?

[Christy]

I have, yeah, sometimes.

[Tom]

Sometimes you gotta go see them on a golf course late at night, in.

[Josh]

The middle of the day.

[Jeff]

They discovered that the great tits bird have fewer young in urban areas than in forests, indicating that light pollution affects the birds breeding.

[Josh]

Oh, my.

[Jeff]

Some are relatively well adapted. Researchers said the findings show how important though it is to preserve dark places, especially for less adaptable nocturnal creatures like bats and owls.

[Tom]

Does it say they can improve an ugly face?

[Josh]

Oh, they're pretty.

[Jeff]

The birds, Pretty.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

They're primarily in Europe, right?

[Jeff]

I don't know.

[Chick]

You don't even know these. You don't even notice.

[Christy]

You can find them anywhere.

[Jeff]

Switzerland.

[Chick]

These birds have faces.

[Josh]

Oh, my gosh, these are cool. Yeah, they're aptly named. I just want to stare at them.

[Oscar]

We start doing bird feeders at our house.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Oscar]

And so now we just make up.

[Tom]

Bird.

[Oscar]

Oh, what's that? Oh, it's a yellow bellied knob schnauzer.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Josh]

That's one of my favorite things to do, Jeff. I do that too. And anytime we're like my brothers and I are fishing, we'll hear something. And one of. What do you think that is?

[Oscar]

Oh, that's red crested loon.

[Josh]

That's the. The Springfield, Missouri hibbit marks.

[Tom]

You know, you know how there are certain stories, you know exactly where you were when you heard about a certain thing? Yeah. Years later, you'll remember the first time I saw a pileated woodpecker. I know exactly where I was standing. I was in the phone in my kitchen. It was my first house. I looked out the window and a pilated woodpecker. First of all, they're gigantic and it looks just like woody woodpecker.

[Josh]

Yeah, they're amazing.

[Tom]

And I didn't. I don't. Because I. I had never seen even a picture of one. And look. Oh, my God. Whoever I was talking to. Oh, my God, there's woody woodpecker right outside my window.

[Jeff]

That one slammed last week into the sliding glass door. Scared me to death. Well, see, they know I'm afraid he's never going to come back.

[Chick]

No, there's. They know there's some entity in that house.

[Josh]

Right.

[Jeff]

They're trying to get rid of me.

[Chick]

I didn't say that. Something.

[Jeff]

The new house. Yeah.

[Chick]

Have you ever heard of the blue footed booby?

[Tom]

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

[Jeff]

That's Madagascar.

[Chick]

It's a heck of a bird.

[Josh]

Have you ever seen a Road Runner? Disappointing.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Very tiny.

[Josh]

Yeah, Very small.

[Chick]

I'm gonna say spindly.

[Tom]

Yeah. I was so disappointed when. This is sad. It was just a few years ago that I found out penguins weren't 6ft tall.

[Josh]

How tall are they actually?

[Tom]

They're like little. They're like two or three feet.

[Josh]

But did we find out that there used to be man sized penguins?

[Tom]

Yeah, prehistorical.

[Chick]

In dinosaur times. They used also had incredibly giant jaws with razor like teeth. The way they penguins could eat a tyrannosaurus rex in 10 minutes.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Josh]

A flock? Yes.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Josh]

They're like. They were the piranhas of the land.

[Chick]

Absolutely.

[Tom]

You're probably thinking I. I've noticed on the Bob and Tom show whenever you guys do a science story.

[Chick]

Huh.

[Tom]

It's really only because of the silly name.

[Jeff]

Yeah, exactly.

[Tom]

We're not doing a comprehensive study of birds or science because we're children.

[Josh]

But I'm telling you, the great tit bird is amazing looking. It's so cool.

[Tom]

I think I'm a bird nerd.

[Josh]

I love them.

[Chick]

I think we have a picture of the blue footed movie. We're still looking. Look at the blue feet.

[Tom]

And their feet. Their feet are a. What color? Blue. It's a bright sky blue.

[Chick]

Kind of, I'm gonna say Miami Dolphin blue.

[Josh]

That's a David Carradine blue.

[Chick]

Oh yeah, that's right.

[Tom]

Wouldn't his. Wouldn't that be it? Wouldn't David Carrion blue be a little darker in contrast? I say purple. What was the problem? Where wasn't it at NASCAR headquarters where all the birds were flying into the.

[Jeff]

Building at the hall of Fame?

[Tom]

What kind of birds were those?

[Chick]

Weren't you just done visiting there, Christy?

[Jeff]

The hall of Fame?

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

No, I.

[Chick]

Isn't that why the birds crashed into the.

[Josh]

Oh no, she's like the antichrist. All these animals, you often see a rottweiler staring at you from the distance.

[Oscar]

I think they were starling.

[Jeff]

Yeah, I think you're right. Yeah.

[Tom]

Thousands of them were for some reason flying into the building and well I.

[Jeff]

Like to think the windows are so clean that they see the reflection of the woods and think that this was.

[Tom]

This was at a particular time. I'm not exactly sure.

[Jeff]

No, I'm talking about my house, where the pileated woodpecker hit the. And then he did. Then he went from there to the kitchen window and slammed into that. Not a real smart guy.

[Tom]

Oh, okay. Well, all those. All the beating about the face and head, probably.

[Josh]

They are the. They are the aged boxers of nature.

[Tom]

Now, do they. Do those fly in flocks?

[Jeff]

He was by himself.

[Tom]

Okay.

[Chick]

Of no more than 15.

[Josh]

That's in your book, right?

[Chick]

Yeah. Yeah. Great. Migratory birds, North America pick it up today.

[Tom]

Now, you know what you call a large flock of starlings flying toward the NASCAR building?

[Jeff]

No. What?

[Tom]

A Jonestown coming up. Do we have a song about pizza, pat?

[Christy]

I have 30 songs about pizza.

[Tom]

Okay.

[Christy]

Whatever you want.

[Chick]

Well, as long as you're happy about it.

[Christy]

No, I'm thrilled about it.

[Tom]

Play number 16.

[Christy]

You want that right now?

[Tom]

Nope, I want it when we come back.

[Christy]

You got it.

[Chick]

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[Tom]

We got them up front too, so we seized you coming in.

[Chick]

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[Tom]

Thank you very much, Chick McGee. Coming up, a song from Mr. Godwin. We certainly will look forward to that. Also, a Paddington the Bear update of sorts. And we Have a self cooling drink can has been invented. Oh, this is pretty cool. This may revolutionize your. Your to go drinks. We'll find out all about it here in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios where this is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Chick]

Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. How nice of you to join us, Tom.

[Tom]

I had to change shirts.

[Josh]

Sorry, most missed it. But Tom just laid on a wonderful quote movie quote on us.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah, it was.

[Josh]

It did not go unappreciated.

[Tom]

That's o. You're welcome. I had to change shirts. Sorry, Christy.

[Chick]

And wait.

[Jeff]

A little sweat.

[Chick]

Why did you.

[Jeff]

Little sweat problem.

[Chick]

You change shirts almost every day. Sweat or not though, right?

[Tom]

Yeah, I keep like.

[Chick]

Aren't you like Diana, Mr. Rogers?

[Tom]

I keep like 25 shirts a year.

[Jeff]

25, maybe more.

[Chick]

And they're. And they're. They're golf shirts now or. Because you like whatever long shirt. Yeah, well, don't say whatever.

[Tom]

I mean, I got. I've got long sleeves and closet in there.

[Jeff]

I haven't.

[Tom]

I got one of those hanging racks Godwin Steel shirts.

[Oscar]

Every event I have a Tom portion of my closet.

[Jeff]

Nice. Good for you.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I could describe the colors for you. Blue, blue, blue, blue, blue, black, black, black, black, black, blue, blue. Khaki. Khaki. Blue, blue, blue, black.

[Jeff]

Okay, yeah, fair enough.

[Christy]

That's pretty much it.

[Tom]

I. I really broke the mold. A couple days ago, I bought a striped shirt.

[Jeff]

What?

[Josh]

This is big new.

[Tom]

Are you gonna wear what? I don't know. I got home and I.

[Chick]

What's next? Polka dots?

[Christy]

I don't wear with the kinky boots.

[Jeff]

Oh, my gosh.

[Tom]

It's subtle.

[Chick]

But the striped shirt would look good with the boots.

[Jeff]

Golf.

[Tom]

Golf shirt. But it's. It's like black with dark gray stripes. No.

[Josh]

I bet that looks great.

[Tom]

I don't know, it's. I think it's just too. It's too car to be street for me. Does anyone get that reference?

[Chick]

By the way? This. This just in.

[Tom]

Oh, whoa.

[Chick]

Tom sneezing. That's right.

[Tom]

Well, thank you. I am enjoying my Java house tea, the new official beverage of the Bob and Tom show. It's delicious. Thank you very much.

[Jeff]

And easy.

[Tom]

I'm going to explain how we make this coming up in a second.

[Chick]

But first, even Tom can make. Tom can make a Java house drink with no assistance. That's how easy it is. Yes.

[Jeff]

You don't need somebody to come make your coffee.

[Chick]

Now, what's the deal with this cup? What do I do?

[Tom]

Well, here's the thing. I started reading about the germs in one of these Keurig machines and it's. I mean there's this. This is unbelievable. It's like the stuff that's in there you probably wouldn't find in the mobby parts of a whore in Thailand.

[Jeff]

Well, that was descriptive.

[Josh]

Oh, you found a horn Thailand. And that had mommy parts.

[Tom]

I think that is. That is a fine joke right there.

[Christy]

That's the line of the day.

[Tom]

There you go.

[Chick]

I think we're going to get some notes on today from somebody.

[Tom]

No, it's just. It's the poor and peel. I'll tell you about the poor and peel coming up. But right now a couple quick points of order. There's Chick McGee at the orangeinsouls.com sports desk. How are you now? Are you going to try to get. Is it going to be possible to get a torpedo bat? Are they going to be impossible to find?

[Chick]

I would think they're already impossible to find. If only we had someone who used to be in the business of sporting. Goes to Joshi. Well, can you turn us on to.

[Josh]

I can try. I don't know what kind of standing I'm in with the folks who makes them. Although Louisville Slugger absolutely has. Some of the Yankees were using Louisville Slugger.

[Chick]

They love us at the amount of business we've driven to the Louisville Slugger Museum in downtown Louisville and people making reservations left and right for the top of the bat the finest and over overhead rotational dining. Are you kidding me?

[Tom]

I heard it got stuck the day and it was only facing east.

[Chick]

That happens. That happens. They have a special Asian dinner when that.

[Tom]

Oh, really?

[Jeff]

The ballparks that way so that's good.

[Tom]

I'm not sure how to segue into anything, but.

[Chick]

Well, you just got here.

[Tom]

I gotta introduce. I gotta introduce Mr. Oscar over there.

[Oscar]

Oh, I thought of an old timey phrase my dad used to always say if you aren't ten minutes early, you're late.

[Josh]

Oh, that's Chick McGee's philosophy.

[Tom]

That's me too.

[Josh]

Tom's as well.

[Chick]

Lombardi, Woody Hayes. Same thing. When I say 4:00, I mean 3:45. Gentlemen.

[Josh]

Well, you got to learn those guys. You have to learn that immediately.

[Chick]

That's right.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

But I've got, you know, my girls. Kelly always, you know will make it onto. I want to leave. I want to be at the airport two hours early for whatever.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

No stress.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I want to be. I don't care there. I. I'll.

[Chick]

I like to get where I'm going. If I'm Going somewhere? I like to get there, you know, start the process. I don't like to wait. And maybe late.

[Josh]

Am I right? I don't mind waiting at an airport. I don't either.

[Tom]

Especially now. They've got WI Fi and they've got.

[Josh]

You can charge your phone, you got a nice drink, get there early.

[Chick]

It's really not bad.

[Christy]

Five shots.

[Tom]

No.

[Christy]

No one's gonna know.

[Tom]

And they. I can get my. I. That's where I get my shoes polished all the time.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, where else can you.

[Tom]

These days, has anybody come up with a machine or. If you were at the airport, if you were wearing athletic shoes, that they could actually clean them on the spot and they'd be dry and everything right away?

[Jeff]

No, but that'd be great.

[Oscar]

They do that at the mall now. Like, they have dudes who will clean your sneakers while you wait.

[Chick]

What?

[Oscar]

Yeah, so they're trying off and they have, like, a cleaner they're trying to sell you, basically. Yeah, but they'll take your shoes off and scrub them and make them look.

[Tom]

Brand new because you're back in the day. You see movies and walk. They'll walk by. Hey, that's an excellent joke. No, but you also. You also have to buy a new case for your phone.

[Christy]

You gotta buy something.

[Tom]

Don't you have to wonder how certain ethnic groups end up with certain businesses?

[Chick]

Oh, I know.

[Tom]

It's true.

[Josh]

It is true.

[Tom]

Go get a pedicure and tell me you're not speaking Vietnamese half the time. Yes, it's a simple fact.

[Josh]

If you see a white guy running a blimpy in a Walmart, get a lottery ticket.

[Tom]

No disrespect to anybody, they're working hard. But if you look at. You see an old, old movie, and you walk through the train station, there are five guys shining shoes. Now there's just the one guy at the airport. So I always try to, you know, wear.

[Jeff]

How many times do you wear leather shoes?

[Tom]

This is the first day in a month I haven't.

[Josh]

Let me ask you this. Will you fly wearing certain shoes that you want shined?

[Christy]

Yeah, the brown ones. Right.

[Josh]

So you'll. You'll say, oh, I need to change my shoes because I want to get those shined at the airport.

[Jeff]

What if you're not going to wear them with your outfits when you get there? That's a waste.

[Tom]

I don't care about outfits. Are you kidding me? Look at me.

[Christy]

We don't call them outfits.

[Tom]

I don't. I. I have nothing but black. Black jeans, blue jeans, Black shoes.

[Jeff]

Then why do you have brown shoes? Wait, why do you have brown shoes?

[Tom]

I don't care if it. If it matters to anyone, I don't care.

[Jeff]

All right.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Christy]

Now, Kelly doesn't like the brown shoes.

[Tom]

No, that's particular.

[Josh]

You're not talking about the brand?

[Jeff]

No. They don't match his black shirt.

[Tom]

I bought a pair of those same things in black. Although I think I may have been scammed.

[Josh]

You brought. You bought brown shoes in black?

[Tom]

No, the same shoe.

[Jeff]

Those boots aren't black.

[Tom]

Those Rossignol Apreski boots, they're not black. Well, I bought a. I bought them online six weeks ago, and they haven't come yet. I think I may have been scammed.

[Jeff]

Well, honey, if it's too good to be true, it usually is. Is. And that I think they fell for.

[Tom]

They were on sale. Okay, I'm sorry. Let's move on.

[Chick]

The guy that responded to my Rossignol boots.

[Jeff]

$500 boots for 70 bucks. What do you think?

[Chick]

I wondered why the $500.

[Josh]

I don't think you were scammed. I think they're going to arrive.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Tom]

Yes. Are they from Timbuktu? What's taking so long?

[Josh]

Children have small hands in the.

[Chick]

Just basic kindness of the human spirit. Yes, that's what I believe. It's. You're. You'll get your boots. Tom. No, maybe he just. Everybody has something.

[Tom]

Look at your phone. Do you have a thing? They're saying that you owe a ticket from some state you haven't driven through.

[Josh]

Yep.

[Oscar]

Oh, that's right.

[Josh]

I gotta pay that.

[Tom]

That's the biggest scam right now. That's huge.

[Chick]

There was a news story that said that they won't text you like that.

[Tom]

Yeah. No matter if you're getting a text from any state saying you have a ticket, it don't pay nobody. I just wish we could track these people down and literally burn them at the stake on Friday nights. I will set the fire.

[Josh]

The toll people will not let you know you have an outstanding toll. They want those late fees.

[Oscar]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

They love the penalties. Ought to make $4 into 370.

[Christy]

I can't go to New York anymore.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Christy]

800 bucks on our trip.

[Oscar]

Now, just for the record, I told. Should we not stop and pay this? He goes, no, I'll get it when we get home.

[Josh]

Ignores.

[Tom]

So, Pat, when you go, you go to get a driver's license. Good luck.

[Josh]

Oh, by. I have a parking ticket.

[Christy]

No, no, no.

[Tom]

I got a parking ticket when we were in Cincinnati.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah. From now on, when we're invited to these places, a few parking spots would be helpful.

[Tom]

Yeah, I think so. Yeah. 30 bucks. It wasn't too bad. If you're just joining us, thanks. This is the Bob and Tom show coming to you from the O'Reilly Auto Part Studios. And I want to say I just found out from Ms. Jess Hooker that those T shirts that we had, those special charity T shirts, we've got a handful of them left. We're selling them at bob&tom.com and giving the money to a couple great causes. One of them is the one in Cincinnati. They're making like, superhero pajamas for the kids. It's so cool. And the other one is the great Ronald McDonald House in Toledo. So if you get a chance, go online and buy them. They're going to be available, I guess, today and then all day tomorrow till midnight. So check it out at bob and tom.com. christy Lee is, of course, at the Silac Insurance news desk. Christy, why are you taking scissors to your bangs all morning?

[Jeff]

Because I have one piece of hair, two that are like right in front of my eyes. That's driving.

[Tom]

Have you gotten them yet?

[Josh]

Maybe they're your lashes.

[Jeff]

Oh, I wished my eyelashes aren't that.

[Josh]

You know, I have gorgeous lashes.

[Jeff]

Yeah, you do. I'm very jealous of that.

[Josh]

As boys, my brothers and I hated it when the old ladies at church would always, oh, look at their lashes. They're so gorgeous. We were boys. This is awful. Now I'm very proud.

[Tom]

Do the ladies notice this with you or do you have to tell them?

[Josh]

They absolutely notice it. It's crazy.

[Tom]

Did you give them butterfly kisses if they ask?

[Josh]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Tom]

Nipples.

[Chick]

Isn't that where you started to fall in love with the older women at church?

[Christy]

That's where your obsession with older women.

[Josh]

That may have been where my guilt fantasies started.

[Chick]

Good for the guilt. Good for the gander.

[Tom]

That's a thing, Guilt fantasies?

[Chick]

Oh, absolutely.

[Jeff]

Hey, a woman in Ohio is reporting that a squirrel caused a thousand dollars in damage to her car.

[Chick]

Yeah, yeah, it was a. It was a squirrel.

[Jeff]

Ms. Kathy Marshall told WCPO, that's Channel.

[Chick]

9 in Cincinnati, that she brought home of Sharkey.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah. CPO Sharkey, starring Don Rickles. Don Rickles. Yep.

[Chick]

At last, something Tom I saw one of those live is excited about.

[Tom]

I love, loved Don Rickles. Well, sure, I thought.

[Chick]

He's a big bully. Yeah, why wouldn't you?

[Tom]

Oh, he's. He's so funny. You don't think Don Rickles was funny?

[Chick]

There's a lot of mean in there.

[Tom]

Oh, he was maybe, but he was just taking the piss out of everything, all that. I loved it.

[Jeff]

CPO Sharkey was a show.

[Christy]

Yeah, right next to Carson. Actually, I saw one taping of it.

[Chick]

Remember when didn't Don guest os and break Carson's pencil box? Carson got up.

[Josh]

Carson confronted him.

[Tom]

Yeah, yeah, that's right. He went on the set, right?

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Was it a comedy? I don't remember.

[Josh]

Yes, allegedly.

[Jeff]

Okay.

[Tom]

I didn't see it. You've heard the famous stories of Don Rickles pimping Robert De Niro. No, they were. They were shooting. And, you know, De Niro is obviously De Niro treated like a God and people terrified of him. He's got. Actually has a great sense of humor. And Don Rickles walks onto the set and starts going stuff like, you're gonna read it that way. Everyone around him is going, oh, Jesus. Until De Niro finally starts laughing.

[Jeff]

Do you guys remember a show called Kolchak?

[Tom]

Yeah, yeah.

[Josh]

Night Stalker. I own them all.

[Jeff]

Really?

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah. Darren McGavin.

[Jeff]

Yes. I came home last night and my husband was watching this show, and I'm like, what are you watching? And he said, kolchak. And I don't remember that at all. But it was the first one about Jack the Ripper.

[Chick]

Here, I'll play the part of your husband and you come home and.

[Tom]

Okay, good.

[Chick]

Let's recreate that. Go ahead.

[Jeff]

Hey, honey, what are you watching?

[Chick]

Oh, God. Just Kolchak, the Night Stalker.

[Tom]

And then didn't you say, isn't he the dad in A Christmas story?

[Jeff]

Aaron McGavin. No, I got sucked in. It was like the first episode of the series.

[Chick]

So much for.

[Josh]

He's like a newspaper man.

[Jeff]

Who's who?

[Josh]

He was sort of. It was sort of the first X Filesy type.

[Jeff]

Yeah. Because this thing was vampires, werewolves, ghosty thing.

[Josh]

Yeah, all kinds of things.

[Jeff]

I'm like, how could. Well, I was. I don't remember 1974 when it came out. I guess I was 14. I wasn't really into.

[Josh]

I was negative four, but I read about the show and then looked it up.

[Tom]

It's possible to go back.

[Josh]

Back?

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah.

[Tom]

Quality stuff.

[Josh]

They say you can never go back, but you can't.

[Tom]

You can't.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Yeah. Tom Wolf didn't know what the hell.

[Tom]

He was talking about.

[Jeff]

First thing you notice are people's teeth. Back then. I know I've become. Because of him. But they don't all have perfectly white, straight teeth now.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Like they do now. Back in 1974, it was like Real people have real teeth.

[Tom]

It was wild or rotting teeth.

[Jeff]

They weren't rotting, but they might have been a crooked.

[Tom]

Thank your lucky stars. Every day we have contemporary dentistry.

[Jeff]

Oh, I understand.

[Josh]

Dentists are slowly killing us. Did you know that?

[Jeff]

Oh, did you see? They're taking fluoride out of the water.

[Tom]

You're gonna have rotten buckers.

[Chick]

I don't know where it started.

[Tom]

Don't come bitching to me.

[Chick]

He always says buckers.

[Jeff]

Yeah. Utah is going to be the first state to ban fluoride in drinking water. That was a problem, but yeah.

[Tom]

Oh, that's another scam.

[Chick]

Is that right?

[Jeff]

Okay, so wait a minute.

[Tom]

No, I'm. I'm happy to if with fluoride has done a great thing to help people. You don't want to drink it, that's fine.

[Christy]

One of them anti fluoride people is that we are.

[Josh]

I know he sounds pro.

[Tom]

I'm pro fluoride.

[Christy]

Okay.

[Tom]

Sorry.

[Josh]

I'm from pro fluoride in my toothpaste.

[Oscar]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I like it in my pizza. I like it in everything. My hot dog water. I put extra. Extra fluoride in it. That's why my hot dogs are minty fresh.

[Josh]

I haven't done the research on it. I have not.

[Jeff]

I don't really know anything about it. I was just.

[Tom]

You know.

[Jeff]

They discovered.

[Chick]

Yes, it was during the military. Second World War.

[Tom]

No, there was. So there was some town. I forget where it was fluoride.

[Josh]

The amount of cavities dropped.

[Tom]

Yeah. There was this one time there was no tooth decay. And then they found out that the water had a ton of fluoride in it. In any of it. That's somewhat controversial.

[Jeff]

Yes, it is.

[Tom]

Let the average person do their research just like they did on everything else. Wilson, make up your own decision.

[Josh]

When did doing your own research become bad? In school.

[Tom]

When people started dying.

[Josh]

That's ridiculous. In school it was all we. We had to do research papers where we had to do our own. It was like shoved down our throats.

[Jeff]

Yep.

[Josh]

But I think you're the time people.

[Tom]

In biochemistry maybe is lacking and well.

[Josh]

Biochemists have agendas too. You have to do your own research.

[Tom]

Okay. Good luck with it now.

[Chick]

Well, as long as you have an open mind.

[Josh]

Well, that's the key to good research. You gotta look at everything.

[Jeff]

Absolutely. No, you gotta look at Tom's research.

[Josh]

Well, Tom finds the research that he already thinks is the answer. And that's what he agrees with.

[Oscar]

My son's school has a class now you have to take called Critical inquiry. Inquiry. I Can't even pronounce it.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Oscar]

But it's basically to learn what on the net is real and what's BS and how to research to see what.

[Josh]

Is nearly impossible possible.

[Oscar]

Right.

[Tom]

Well, that's.

[Oscar]

I think it's great they're teaching kids that now that you can actually like.

[Josh]

Yeah. Oh.

[Oscar]

Just because you read something doesn't mean research it further back and see where that came.

[Josh]

Take that class before it's banned. Yeah.

[Tom]

90% of the stuff you click on fake. Yeah, pretty much. I would certainly agree with that. Now, coming up. Christy, what have you got over there?

[Jeff]

Well, we'll finish our squirrel story. We also have Kermit the frog. We have Paddington the Bear.

[Josh]

Oh, that Kermit the frog's got an agenda. I'll tell you what.

[Chick]

Not easy being green.

[Tom]

Wait till you hear playing the green card.

[Chick]

That's right. Green on green crime.

[Tom]

They took away his green card, by the way. He's afraid to fly home right now. The Bob and Time show is sponsored by Better Health. Help. Let's get some science here. Let's talk numbers. Traditional in person therapy costs between 100 bucks an hour or up to about 250 bucks. It depends. That adds up pretty quick. You've been thinking about therapy, but you're thinking that really is expensive. BetterHelp is gonna be about maybe 50% less. So find out what I'm talking about with respect to the finances. Also, BetterHelp is all about convenience when it comes to therapy. If you've been thinking about therapy and you're just maybe, I don't know if I want to do it. I don't want to go into a room with somebody by myself. This is all done online, so it's a lot more comfortable for you because you can do it at your convenience in a place you are comfortable. And that's what BetterHelp is all about. Doing the therapy online. How do you get hooked up? Well, you go to bobandtom.com. sorry, you go to betterhelp.com btshow. Excuse me, that's betterhelp.com btsHow. And that btsHow will knock 10% off your first month. Take a questionnaire. You will be hooked up with one of over 30,000 therapists that are working in the BetterHelp program. And by the way, there are 5 million people plus dealing with it right now. And the way it works is the therapy. Once you're assigned a therapist is done online. So you can do it like a. Like a zoom call, or you can do it like a phone call or even texting back and forth. It's up to you. You. It's all about convenience and about the importance, of course, of looking into your own head and sorting some stuff out. See what I'm talking about? Visit betterhelp.com btshow that's betterhelp h e l p.com btshow Once again, coming up, we have Paddington the Bear. We've got Kermit the Frog, and we've got all kinds of interesting things involving animals, et cetera, et cetera. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show. Probably noticed everybody else is gone, but we're here. We're having fun. Hit that, that special button, the talkback button. Tell us what you'd like to win those tickets. Details on them are coming up.

[Chick]

Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. At the Silac Insurance news desk, it's Christy Lee. Hi, Pat Godwin. Hello, Jeff. Oscar Case here.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Chick]

There's Josh Arnold.

[Josh]

Hi, chick.

[Chick]

I'm Chick McGee. Hello, Tom. How are you, buddy?

[Tom]

Hello, Chick. I'm doing great. I'll remind you once again, those special T shirts available just for another [e-mail] thank you very much. We appreciate it.

[Josh]

Tom, the song Jackie Blue, yes or no?

[Tom]

Yes. Love.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Tom]

Ozark Mountain Daredevils, right?

[Josh]

Yes.

[Tom]

Chick, where are you on that one?

[Chick]

On the fence.

[Josh]

I'm on the fence, too.

[Chick]

Really?

[Tom]

Yeah. Remember their other song?

[Josh]

If you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell.

[Tom]

I like that one, too.

[Josh]

Yeah. That's amazing.

[Chick]

I think I might like that one better.

[Josh]

That's. I love that one.

[Jeff]

I think Jackie Blue was their bigger hit, though.

[Josh]

Oh, really?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

I don't know, but. Yeah, but why do you ask.

[Josh]

Man? I'm on the fence.

[Chick]

I am driving to Columbus, Ohio, to spend the afternoon playing. Playing pinball.

[Josh]

The reason I asked was we were listening to some harmonica and the.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah.

[Josh]

The Rejoin music. And my favorite harmonica is if you want to get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell.

[Chick]

That starts out with harmonica, the finest harmonica work.

[Jeff]

I think Jackie Blue is a little more popish.

[Chick]

Yes.

[Josh]

Yeah, I think. I think I like it.

[Tom]

You want to hear a great harmonica Magic Dick from the Jay Giles Band.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Chick]

Oh, nobody better blow your face out, Dicky.

[Josh]

I mean, there's a lot of great.

[Tom]

That's his name, Magic Dick. What is it? It's like Dick Solowitz, I think is his real name, but he goes by.

[Josh]

Magic Dick, you know, that's what's not good harmonica, but it has charm, is Bob Dylan.

[Tom]

Well, I'm not a fan.

[Christy]

Breathing in and out.

[Josh]

Yeah, exactly.

[Tom]

I'm not a fan of that bad harmonica.

[Josh]

There's a charm to it, but it is bad. Yeah, Same with Alanis Morissette.

[Christy]

Oh, that's the worst.

[Josh]

But I think there's a charm to her just picking it up and going after it. I like it.

[Chick]

I'm going to sit here and you two criticize the future Mrs. McGee.

[Josh]

I love.

[Tom]

How about Bonnie Rate and the great harmonica in Runaway. As I. That shouldn't.

[Chick]

That shouldn't count because it's not her playing harmonica, but it's great harmonica.

[Josh]

John Popper, of course, is.

[Jeff]

Is terrific.

[Christy]

Too many notes.

[Chick]

I like.

[Tom]

There is a lot.

[Chick]

I like Fat John Popper. I don't like Skinny John. Poppy John Popper. Oh, that's where.

[Jeff]

I haven't seen Skinny John.

[Chick]

That's where I am on.

[Tom]

That's how thin he is.

[Oscar]

I just saw his vest on, his harmonica vest. Somebody was selling it on Pawn Stars.

[Josh]

Oh, no way. Yeah, he.

[Oscar]

It had been gifted to him after some tour.

[Chick]

Yeah, that's right. That's what it was.

[Tom]

Gifted to me.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Josh]

I didn't steal this.

[Christy]

He used to walk. He walked around with that all the time, even when he wasn't playing.

[Josh]

Yes. And he would give away harmonicas.

[Tom]

Cool.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Yeah, because you got to have. In that. That Bonnie Ray thing, the guy. I think he was wearing a belt. And he would. Because he would switch.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Chick]

What do they call it? A bandolero. What do they call.

[Josh]

I think so. I mean, at least they.

[Tom]

So instead of. Instead of bullets that has harmonicas in it.

[Chick]

Yeah, but either way, it's called. I think. I don't know.

[Josh]

That sounds right.

[Tom]

Now, we've been waiting for Pat to play a song almost.

[Christy]

Oh, you wanted a pizza song. And I've written 30.

[Tom]

You just gotta give me a number. I gave you the number 16.

[Chick]

How many. How many songs? Just. Just the one. Right. This morning. Yeah, barely.

[Josh]

But many good jokes and asides.

[Chick]

Thank you, Josh.

[Josh]

You're welcome.

[Tom]

Well, that was really Rita with a hearty nothing. Now, this is be. In honor of Christie's neighbor who set a world record for the.

[Jeff]

Michael Cole.

[Tom]

He set the world record for running a marathon while holding a pizza. And he. He did it in almost. Just over three hours, right?

[Jeff]

Yep.

[Tom]

A full marathon.

[Jeff]

Three, ten.

[Tom]

Is this about Michael?

[Chick]

I can hold a pizza for three hours.

[Christy]

New York City. Pizza's really tasty. Chicago's deep dish always Makes me smile.

[Tom]

This guy's from Scienceville.

[Christy]

I love California Pizza Kitchen and that Pennsylvania Old Forge pizza style. Oh, lately, folks are putting fruit on pizza with bacon bits, cheese, and chunks of ham.

[Chick]

There it is.

[Christy]

They tell you it's delicious, so you try it. Yeah, sometimes they substitute ham with some Spam.

[Chick]

Here it comes.

[Christy]

No one likes wine pies. It's that pineapple we despise. Just one bite. Oh, you feel like eyes. Nobody likes Hawaiian pies.

[Josh]

No.

[Christy]

Icky wack. A sucky Hawaiian pies.

[Josh]

Terrific.

[Tom]

You didn't get anything about the marathon guy in there? That's all right. Christy's friend, her daughter worked at his pizza joint called Greek, something like that.

[Chick]

I'm hearing why you don't.

[Christy]

Stole the sausage. That's why she got fired. Sophie's really smart. She got herself another job. She works 12 hours a day. She comes home real tired. That Sophie's one brilliant woman. She was a girl, then she grew up, then became a beautiful lady.

[Tom]

Can you rhyme any of these?

[Jeff]

You switched kids in the middle of the song. You went from Ava to Sophie.

[Christy]

Oh, they're not the same person.

[Jeff]

No.

[Chick]

Hence the different. Different names. Realize you thought she had one kid.

[Tom]

Both of them came out of Christie's thighs. Thank you. I think we finished it.

[Chick]

That was Christie's.

[Jeff]

Technically, only one came out of my thighs.

[Josh]

Oh, cesarean. The other one.

[Jeff]

Yeah, the other one.

[Christy]

Oh, those are good seats.

[Chick]

You know, there's a. There's a picture out there floating around of Christy being sewn up after the.

[Jeff]

Cesarean section, thanks to their dad.

[Josh]

Yeah, there's some listener out there. I gotta.

[Chick]

I shut my eyes and I can. I can see it.

[Jeff]

It was hanging on the wall for.

[Chick]

Yeah, good.

[Jeff]

Disgusting.

[Tom]

Okay. Okay, good.

[Josh]

Am I the only one that can tolerate Hawaiian pizza?

[Oscar]

I like it.

[Josh]

I. I don't order it, but I. I don't mind it.

[Jeff]

I'll have a. I never had it, so I can't go. Comment.

[Josh]

Oh, okay.

[Chick]

You hate it.

[Tom]

Tom, I'm really tired of ordering the bowl of fruit on the side before I go to lunch. You know where I go a lot.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Tom]

They have terrible.

[Jeff]

Is it all melon?

[Tom]

They have terrible tea, and it's all. It's all pineapple.

[Jeff]

They have terrible pineapple.

[Chick]

What are you going to say?

[Tom]

They have terrible tea.

[Jeff]

They throw a couple grapes in there sometimes.

[Tom]

Yeah, you'll get like. Yeah, two grapes, four blueberries and a couple strawberries, then it's 90. Pineapple, usually. Usually hard.

[Jeff]

I would rather have that than all the melon.

[Chick]

Just Oh, I love the melon.

[Tom]

I love melons.

[Jeff]

It's only melon's good.

[Josh]

Secret of the melon.

[Chick]

Knock knock.

[Jeff]

Frat. I mean that's right.

[Chick]

Cantaloupe.

[Jeff]

Cantaloupe.

[Chick]

Cantaloupe. Tonight. Dad's got the ladder.

[Tom]

Thank you. Is that our race Cosby Joker? It is.

[Chick]

That could be girl.

[Tom]

Wednesday's coming back. Do we know yet? Okay. All right. Okay. Thanks very much. Oh. Once again we are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

This is the Bob and Tom show. Text us at 888-262-866.

[Tom]

One more Bob and Tom next.

[Chick]

Don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. Oh, you did it wrong. Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Part Studios. That's Christy Lee.

[Jeff]

Hi.

[Chick]

In at the AT. Yeah, that's my purpose. Sitting at the Silac Insurance news desk.

[Tom]

Oh, okay.

[Jeff]

Would you get your mind out of the gutter?

[Tom]

No. He was in the toilet.

[Chick]

There's Pat Godwin.

[Jeff]

Gutter toilet. Wherever you go you go.

[Chick]

Oscar. Hello, Josh.

[Josh]

Hi. Hi.

[Chick]

I'm Chick McGee.

[Jeff]

Here we have astronauts. Did you hear about this?

[Chick]

You know when you're an astronaut you make an ass out of me. You. If you.

[Jeff]

A bitcoin investor had headed to space with three polar explorers on the first flight to carry people over the north and south poles.

[Chick]

I thought you were going to say three polar bears.

[Tom]

This is interesting because they're going around the other way.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Tom]

Instead of circling the equator.

[Jeff]

Launched the form Monday night from NASA's Kennedy Space center in Florida. Chinese born entrepreneur Chon Wang bought the entire flight from Elon Musk's SpaceX. Wang won't say how much he paid for the three and a half day ultimate polar adventure. But took along three guests. A Norwegian filmmaker, a German robotics researcher and an Australian polar guide.

[Josh]

A bunch of nerds.

[Jeff]

It will take them 46 minutes to fly from pole to pole with their targeted 270 mile high orbit.

[Josh]

We're doing it from pole to pole.

[Jeff]

They're doing experiments and all kinds of.

[Tom]

And don't they. Isn't there something about more radiation? If they go that way they get irradiated.

[Chick]

Wait a minute. Which way are they?

[Tom]

They're going up and down.

[Jeff]

They're going up and down this way.

[Chick]

Instead of this way.

[Tom]

They're not going around the equator. They're going around north.

[Josh]

Is there a name? Is there? So there's the equator. Of course.

[Chick]

Circumnavigating yes.

[Josh]

Is there a name for the.

[Tom]

Yeah, that's a good question. I don't know.

[Chick]

And where, where, where are they headed? Are they at a pole right now and they're going to come down? Or where is.

[Jeff]

They're circling the earth, like out in the north, south.

[Tom]

Never mind.

[Josh]

It's like, why are they doing this?

[Chick]

Well, where's the polar bears now?

[Jeff]

Because A, they can afford to, and B, they wanted to do some experiments about mapping the polar regions.

[Josh]

They all sound like dorks. Did you guys hear what they all do for a living?

[Tom]

I just want to say I'm sure this guy's a great gentleman and I'm sure he'd like to pass some cash out of this great show.

[Josh]

Yeah, give us some money, nerd.

[Tom]

Don't do it that way.

[Josh]

It's been working for bullies in school.

[Tom]

Us.

[Chick]

Give us some money or we'll beat your ass.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Did you hear that Waymo is moving on to another city? You've used Waymo in San Francisco, right?

[Chick]

Oh, Waymo far.

[Jeff]

The driverless taxis are now going to be in Washington D.C. ladies and gentlemen.

[Chick]

You did ride in one of those. Was it. It was. Had to be creepy, right?

[Oscar]

It was weird.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Oscar]

I rolled my window down because I was afraid I'd get trapped. I wanted to be able to climb out the window.

[Tom]

When you say people were harassing you.

[Oscar]

Oh, yeah. People would jump in front of the car and, like, stop it because it has, like, sensors. Oh, yeah. We were told by my. My friend at one corner, roll up the windows. People like to spit on people in them.

[Jeff]

Oh, my goodness.

[Tom]

Why is that?

[Oscar]

Because they just hate. It's San Francisco. They hate technology.

[Chick]

The greatest world. They hate the world. San Francisco.

[Jeff]

Waymo's robo taxis currently provide 200,000 paid weekly trips in Phoenix, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, as we mentioned in Austin, Texas. And now chalk up another one.

[Tom]

Will they work in places where it snows?

[Jeff]

I don't know.

[Oscar]

I guess if it's. Wait, are they in Washington, D.C. yeah, they do.

[Josh]

They crash.

[Chick]

They don't steer in the direction of the skid. They can't get that right for some reason. That's weird.

[Jeff]

You would think they wouldn't work.

[Tom]

I don't know. I'm just curious.

[Jeff]

Yeah, I don't know. I can't answer that. Let's get back to our woman and her squirrel. Remember that one Kathy Marshall told wcpo.

[Chick]

Squirrel and the Nuts.

[Tom]

Cpo. That'll be off on cpo Sharky and the great Don Rickles.

[Jeff]

Talking about Colchic. She brought her Nissan SUV into her dealership after the check engine light came on. She was told that when the service tech went to pull the nest out, a squirrel jumped out of it. Them. That's right. There was a squirrel and a nest inside the car apparently had been living under the hood. The animal chewed through much of her car's wiring, causing over a thousand dollars in damages.

[Tom]

She got off light?

[Jeff]

Yes. Christopher in the other room said this happened to him last year.

[Josh]

Oh, that's that guy's name?

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Chick]

I thought his name was Danny, not Danny or Christopher.

[Tom]

The larger point here is. Remember the story we had about they found wood. Was it mice on an airplane? And they had to turn around, turn it around because of the same. They were concerned about them.

[Jeff]

Yeah, they. They make the wiring out of soy, which is attractive to the animals. Did you know that?

[Tom]

And yeah, there. That happened to my. One of my sons that they got underneath his car and did a lot of damage.

[Josh]

Yeah, that's what he told you, huh?

[Christy]

Boy, those kids can really.

[Josh]

You know, they call them off road, Sam. They'll drive anywhere.

[Oscar]

Like two years ago, I was driving to work one day, and as I'm sitting at a stoplight, I swore I heard a cat meow. And I'm like. So I get home and pull in the driveway again. I swear I hear a cat meow. And I'm like going through my whole van. There's nothing there. I look under the hood, nothing. The next day, I'm driving to work. I swear I hear a cat meow. I turn down the music. Nothing. This goes on for three days. And finally on like the fourth day, I hear a cat meow. I go, I open the hood and there was a cat in my hood hood, like just sitting on top of the engine like, hey, what's up?

[Josh]

A kitten or a cat.

[Oscar]

Like a kitten. A small, like. Yeah, in between.

[Chick]

Wow.

[Oscar]

And we ended up giving it to a neighbor, and they still have it.

[Josh]

Nice.

[Oscar]

I think it's V. V8 or. I forget what they named it.

[Jeff]

V8.

[Oscar]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Cadillac or something.

[Oscar]

I didn't name it.

[Tom]

That's amazing that it didn't get.

[Oscar]

It was in my car for four days, like on the highway doing 75 miles an hour.

[Tom]

I've told the story about my old next door neighbor, had a Corvette. And I was standing in my driveway one day and he. He drove by and all of a sudden skidded into the mailbox. Kim's comes running out of the car. He had left the top down and it turned out a raccoon had climbed into the Corvette and gotten underneath that bulkhead by his feet.

[Chick]

Holy hell.

[Tom]

So he was driving. All of a sudden, he felt something grab his foot.

[Chick]

Raccoons have thumbs.

[Josh]

Watch this. I don't believe that story.

[Tom]

It's absolutely true. Fortunately, he took. He didn't take out my mailbox. He took out the mailbox next door.

[Josh]

That's a federal fence.

[Tom]

Well, especially in a Corvette. It's a nice car.

[Chick]

I didn't think he had a mailbox. You don't use it?

[Tom]

I don't get mail. I don't get personal mail at my house.

[Chick]

Of course not.

[Oscar]

So did the raccoon leave on its own, or did he.

[Chick]

Right, right.

[Jeff]

He stole the car, open the door and said no.

[Tom]

That's actually a fair question. He had to. He called a guy the raccoon.

[Chick]

No, I thought the. I thought the porcupine would be in a Corvette because the pricks are on the inside.

[Tom]

Is that unbelievable? It's a fine car. Chevrolet.

[Josh]

I'm a. I would never get one. I've always liked them. I think they look cool. I remember having a Hot Wheels.

[Chick]

I'm an Opal GT guy.

[Tom]

Those are cool.

[Chick]

Just like a Corvette.

[Tom]

Is there. Is there a club for those?

[Chick]

I'm sure there are.

[Jeff]

Yeah, there is, for everything.

[Tom]

Those were. Those were interesting. And, you know. And they called a guy that. He put this sort of sleeve on and reached up in there and got the thing and pulled him out. He did? Yeah.

[Chick]

Good lord. Well, you. You say like you. Like you would do that. It would terrify you. Well, you'd have to get one of those reaching sticks.

[Tom]

I wouldn't. No. I would call a professional. I'm not going to do that. Trapper Jack, did I ever tell you about the. I really can't tell the story on the air.

[Chick]

Oh, come on. We can get there.

[Tom]

It involves a job site, and this raccoon was hanging out of the soffit.

[Chick]

Huh?

[Tom]

You know what I'm saying?

[Josh]

But it was still alive.

[Tom]

Yes, it was still alive. No, it wasn't alive. Live the rest of the day after that. Oh, like I.

[Chick]

It's.

[Tom]

Oh, it's a horrible story.

[Josh]

You made love to it to death.

[Tom]

No, no.

[Jeff]

Make it a pinata.

[Tom]

No, I didn't do anything. But it does involve a Sawzall.

[Josh]

That's brutal.

[Chick]

Well, I'm glad we didn't tell that one.

[Tom]

Could you.

[Josh]

Could you describe it as a magic trick gone wrong?

[Tom]

Yes. Yes.

[Chick]

And now, ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to saw this raccoon in half.

[Tom]

Oh, my God, the eyes. But the thing about this.

[Chick]

Girls grab your boyfriend.

[Tom]

This business of squirrels and raccoons eating the wires on certain cars, it's real.

[Jeff]

It's very serious and.

[Tom]

But the good news about it is the next time you run over a squirrel in the street, don't feel so bad. You're probably saving someone from a lot of damage.

[Josh]

It would still ruin my day.

[Jeff]

It would ruin my day, too.

[Josh]

I'm such a softy when it comes.

[Tom]

To Never look back. When they run in front of you, you just keep going.

[Jeff]

You pray they make it.

[Chick]

Okay, well, that's.

[Tom]

Take a different route home.

[Chick]

That's what I've said about the geese, but you guys are all up in my face about it.

[Tom]

I'd like to see. I'd like to see millions of Canada geese slain and turned into solvent.

[Josh]

Not me.

[Tom]

No. Their turds are everywhere. I know. They've ruined one of my favorite walking paths. It's nothing but geese you can avoid.

[Josh]

Oscar and I shore fish all the time, and it's just goose poop. And we do. We do justice, right?

[Pat]

A lot of.

[Josh]

Oh, man.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah, there's a lot of goose.

[Tom]

Is it slippery?

[Josh]

Yeah, you stepped in it. But we didn't fall for the most part.

[Christy]

Didn't you fall in the pond?

[Josh]

Yes, but I just slipped on mud. That wasn't actually goose poop.

[Chick]

Are you sure that was mud?

[Josh]

I am positive.

[Chick]

Yes.

[Josh]

Yeah. Boy, that. I wish there was video of that.

[Oscar]

Man, it was so slow and long. Like, it was like a 5 minute fall that just covered like 3ft.

[Josh]

I am not a graceful man.

[Christy]

Josh fell on my watch. And it was a slow fall, too.

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Christy]

And I couldn't laugh till you were done.

[Chick]

How many times have you fallen? You haven't worked here that long.

[Josh]

I'm quite clumsy.

[Chick]

Oh.

[Oscar]

I showed up at the lake and he had just pulled himself out of it.

[Josh]

That was a different fall. Yeah, Yeah, a different fall. I was soaked. Yes.

[Oscar]

I was like, what if he had drowned and I show up and. And he's dead. And now everyone thinks I killed him.

[Josh]

To get that poor bass. Imagine being caught and now you're. You can't breathe and you have a hook in your mouth and then you're dropped into mud and then a human being falls on you. That's what happened.

[Chick]

Some kind of torture.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

Yeah. Oh, now you're in a bass fishing tournament next week, right?

[Josh]

Yes, yes. The big bass bash in Lake of the Ozone.

[Christy]

A lot of money involved, Right?

[Tom]

How much do you have to? What's the buy in?

[Josh]

200 bucks.

[Tom]

Really?

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah. 210. Yeah.

[Tom]

Now what's the first prize?

[Josh]

Oh, geez. I mean, every two, every three hours they award 40 people a cash prize. The winner of the whole thing gets 100 grand.

[Jeff]

Oh my gosh. Do you get like T shirts? You get a swag bag or anything?

[Josh]

Yes, you get a bunch of swag and then you can buy a T shirt. And if you win and if you. Yes, yes. If you weigh while wearing the T shirt, you get extra money, that kind of thing.

[Jeff]

All right.

[Josh]

And there are fun things like if you get exactly 3.1, like 316, you get 5, just $5,000 right off the bat.

[Chick]

Oh, is it like a Jesus thing.

[Josh]

That that one is sponsored by some kind of Christian?

[Tom]

Are you kidding?

[Josh]

No. And then if you get like an exact three pounder, four pounder, five, if you get an exact right, you get a thousand dollars. There's a lot of money.

[Tom]

You get a free pie if it weighs 3.141.

[Josh]

They should do that.

[Tom]

That's not a bad idea.

[Oscar]

How much do you get if you reel a dead body?

[Tom]

Body?

[Josh]

Oh, a day at the police station.

[Tom]

A one way ticket to Newark. Right. Now I want to remind you about our buddies at Field of Dreams Whiskey. I want to emphasize the fact that they were so nice helping us out with our broadcasts in Toledo and Cincinnati. Field of Dreams Whiskey is all about a celebration of baseball. And we have a bunch of bottles of it lying around here. You can buy them while they last. This is a special edition that's out there right now in honor of every man who has ever played major league baseball. So that's obviously a limited edition. And each player has a special bottle dedicated to that player. And you can find out what that is when you grab a bottle and you find all the information at. By. By going. I should say to drink fieldofdreams.com Tom, or look forward at a retailer near you. It's not available everywhere, but it can be shipped to a lot of places. I'll tell you the places that can't be shipped in just a second. The notion here is that the. This whiskey is made from the corn from the actual field from the Field of Dreams in Iowa. If you've seen the movie, you know what I'm talking about. And it's once again a brand new special edition featuring a bunch of former big leaguers, of course, in their honor. So get all the details like I said, by going to drinkfieldofdreams. Dot com. Tom now, shipping is not available in the following places. Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Idaho, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and Vermont. It is available lots of other places and it is, of course, in retail stores. As for it, by name, Field of Dreams whiskey. You must of course, be at least 21 and we ask you to please drink responsibly. It's a great, great baseball tribute. I know it's early, but this would be a terrific Father's Day gift for a dad that really is into baseball. So I would highly recommend it. Coming up, we have Kristi Lee trying to push her way through a newscast with a defense of many men.

[Jeff]

No, I need it today because we don't have a lot of news. News. Oh, you have at it.

[Josh]

You should have worked harder overnight.

[Jeff]

Yeah, I know, right?

[Tom]

We have, we have.

[Jeff]

I was watching Night Stalker.

[Tom]

We have an exciting story about the. In a new invention, the self cooling drink.

[Jeff]

Yes, we do have that coming up.

[Chick]

So this is one of those stories. You're very excited.

[Jeff]

Yeah, he is.

[Tom]

It's revolutionary. Ten years from now, they'll all be this way. You're gonna go hammer. I remember the day that Tom told.

[Chick]

Me they stay cold. The drinks stay cold now, more or less. How cold do you need them to be before they're frozen?

[Oscar]

No, but this is from warm. It just warms the can.

[Chick]

Flash frozen. Yes.

[Tom]

It's amazing. It's.

[Chick]

It's a.

[Tom]

It. It's better than AI or as I say in Helvetica, Al. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom show.

[Chick]

In a row. Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. Can you imagine what he would do if one of us were. Hi, Christy.

[Jeff]

Hi, Chick.

[Chick]

There's Pat Godwin.

[Christy]

Hey, Chick.

[Chick]

Hello, Jeff Oskay. Hello.

[Jeff]

Hello, gorgeous.

[Chick]

There's Josh Arnold.

[Josh]

That's me.

[Chick]

I'm Chick McGee. And here's. Here's Tom.

[Tom]

Thank you very much. Chuck McGee over at the orange insoles.com sports desk. Just going through our. Going through the emails here. Oh, that's great.

[Oscar]

Actually, I have a quick question. All right. I'm supposed to meet some of my friends. We've been friends since first grade. We're supposed to meet for dinner tonight.

[Josh]

Cancel.

[Oscar]

We do this like once. No, that's the problem. I woke up this morning and my first thought was, how can I get out of this?

[Christy]

Yeah.

[Oscar]

Does anyone else feel that, like, every time you make a plan, you wake up up and you want to get out of it before the day even starts?

[Chick]

Nope. I always honor your commitments. Get out of it. I have a stable of. Stable of excuses.

[Tom]

I have two words.

[Josh]

Literally every plan I ever make is what it. I am that way. It's one of the reasons I go to therapy.

[Oscar]

So how do you. Oh, so how do you get out of that?

[Chick]

Have to go to therapy.

[Tom]

Stop being so like throwing away a garbage can.

[Jeff]

So you don't want to go.

[Josh]

I love these people. Right.

[Oscar]

I just am like oh, I gotta go home and then I gotta wait all day before I can get drunk even.

[Chick]

Even.

[Jeff]

Wait a minute. No, that's wrong. You don't have to wait all day to get drunk. Just make sure you take an Uber to wherever you're going.

[Josh]

I don't know what even positive plans I. I dread. Yeah. Things I want to do.

[Oscar]

These are people I enjoy.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Oscar]

And I. What nothing to do with it.

[Josh]

Doesn't make any sense.

[Jeff]

I wonder why that is. What does your therapist say?

[Josh]

I'm a flawed, awful human being. No, she doesn't.

[Christy]

She doesn't put it like that.

[Josh]

No, no, no, she doesn't say that. She's trying to convince.

[Tom]

Not going to say that until the. The checks stop clearing.

[Josh]

No, she tries to convince me I'm not a broken person.

[Jeff]

But you are not.

[Christy]

You might be a dented can, but we still buy dented can.

[Jeff]

You speaking of can cans.

[Oscar]

Yeah.

[Chick]

The company still goes bad if it's standard. I'll tell you that.

[Jeff]

A company in Britain has created a self cooling drink can. Delta H Innovations unveiled the design that reportedly cools a room temperature beverage to 42 degrees Fahrenheit instantly. The can has a button on the base activates the rapid cooling process wherein water in the aluminum base mixes with a salt component embedded in the cans wall. Following the boop. The can stays cold for up to 45 minutes.

[Tom]

What?

[Jeff]

Delta said the reaction is eco friendly and that the can is 100% recyclable.

[Oscar]

Yeah, take that big ice. We don't need your cooled cubes anymore.

[Jeff]

Delta H Innovations has not yet announced a specific release date for the project.

[Josh]

Has it announced the list of carcinogens that are in the chemical?

[Jeff]

They say it's not they technology currently.

[Tom]

And the chemical is. Is housed in the is not touching the liquid.

[Jeff]

No, it's in the actual can.

[Josh]

Well, the mercury is in the thermometer. We still don't use those anymore.

[Tom]

Wait a second.

[Jeff]

You are such a.

[Tom]

Almost sounds like an analogy. That's valid.

[Josh]

It is.

[Chick]

Yeah. The asbestos is still in the wall. Right?

[Josh]

Right, right. Yeah, yeah.

[Tom]

There's Obviously. There's obviously some kind of sleeve. The can within the can and then in the outside of the one sleeve. Is this chemical. You don't think this is great?

[Josh]

No, I hope to never use one. Ice is fine.

[Chick]

The only thing missing from this story, Josh.

[Tom]

What if you're on one of your little fishing trips?

[Josh]

Yes. Thank you for not belittling them.

[Tom]

What if you're on a massive awesome fishing trip? Yeah. You're up in the upper peninsula of Michigan at the Big Two Hearted River.

[Josh]

River.

[Tom]

Just like Hemingway farted river. And then you. You.

[Chick]

I'd like to rip your heart.

[Tom]

Wanna. You want a nice. A nice cool one at 6:00?

[Chick]

Yeah. And you've just had it with the inconvenience of taking a cooler with you.

[Josh]

Right, Right.

[Tom]

Oh, you've hiked. You've hiked down the river. It's in your backpack.

[Jeff]

Ah, he does have a point.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Jeff]

You can't take a cooler everywhere.

[Josh]

I. If I can't take a cooler, I shouldn't have whatever that drink is.

[Tom]

And your philosophy is if you're more than 20 minutes from a place to get a hot pizza, you're not fishing.

[Christy]

All day long with a pizza.

[Tom]

Again, sure, that's invalid. But it's also. It's also a callback.

[Chick]

Josh. Arnold died. A pizza for breakfast, a pizza for lunch, and then a sensible pizza for dinner. Is that. Is that what you're doing?

[Jeff]

You're still an aces diet. What are you doing over there?

[Tom]

Oh, boy, this is. I wonder if there's some medical thing that this would be good for too. Is this something you have to have cold to give yourself?

[Josh]

We're gonna find out it's as healthy as vaping drinking from one of these cans.

[Tom]

I think this is finally the first valid reason to have a beer in your first aid kit.

[Chick]

Well, I don't know why you would never use this. I don't know why you're so.

[Tom]

I recognize a great invention even though I don't need it.

[Chick]

All right.

[Jeff]

You never have soda ever.

[Tom]

Oh, sure. I drink salt water all the time. I mean, I think in most places in civilization, ice is available. You've traveled in France, you can never get anything cold.

[Jeff]

That's true.

[Josh]

Yeah, I know Americans are ice crazy, but we're doing it correctly. The rest of the world needs to.

[Chick]

Yes, exactly.

[Jeff]

Ice up.

[Chick]

Can I have some ice?

[Tom]

Ice up, foreigners. That's it.

[Jeff]

Hey, speaking of.

[Tom]

Wait a minute. Probably shouldn't use the word ice right now. If you're just. If you're just Joining us. Hello. Thanks for joining us. If you are just joining us, this is the Bob and Tom show, and we are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. Christy.

[Jeff]

Well, I have an update on my trip to Britain. We're only about seven, six. Seven places left. If you want to go see the British landscapes, this means spots, like in the trip.

[Tom]

Yes.

[Josh]

Oh, I got you.

[Jeff]

Would you like to go? England, Scotland, Wales. Come on, check it out.

[Chick]

Six spots left. That does really sound great. Are you still going?

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Chick]

Oh, never mind.

[Jeff]

So is my husband.

[Chick]

Never mind.

[Jeff]

I have some girlfriends going.

[Chick]

Oh, I have an impression. I have a. I have an impression of you coming home and telling your husband that it's time to leave for the trip to Europe.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Josh]

How does it go?

[Jeff]

Honey, are you packed and ready to go? We're going on our trip.

[Chick]

Oh, Jesus. Right now.

[Jeff]

Grab your pass point. Join me. Passports are welcome. Come to the British Landscapes with us and Colette Travel. Check out the Bob and Tom website for all the information. Once again, we're down to just the last few trips remaining.

[Tom]

And that does remind me, droning all over the usa, make sure to get your driver's license updated.

[Jeff]

Oh, yeah, you need the star car.

[Tom]

The clock is ticking.

[Josh]

Why has this become your personal psa? Why do you care? I can't stand.

[Chick]

Do you have yours? Keep your nose out of other people's eyes.

[Tom]

Yes. I'm just telling you. I'm trying to try to save someone this. The stress of getting.

[Josh]

Oh, no.

[Tom]

To get on an airplane and they can't get on because they didn't get. Pick a lane.

[Josh]

Poop jokes or these PSAs. You can't have both.

[Tom]

Well, PSA, that's inside radio talk for public.

[Josh]

No, it isn't. Everybody knows what a PSA is. I knew what it was when I was 8 years old.

[Tom]

I know what an ASA ass is. I'm talking to one.

[Chick]

You called me a talking ass. I thought that was our thing.

[Tom]

Okay, sorry.

[Jeff]

University of Maryland has announced that Kermit the Frog will be their 2025 commencement speaker.

[Chick]

Well, good they're not making a joke out of commencement, right?

[Tom]

Who?

[Jeff]

Kermit?

[Josh]

No, no. What school?

[Jeff]

The University of Maryland.

[Tom]

Oh, that's because Terrapin.

[Jeff]

Aren't they a frog.

[Chick]

Anyway, I like turtles.

[Jeff]

They're a turtle. Yeah.

[Tom]

Isn't that where.

[Jeff]

That's where Jim Henson went. Yeah. The school reports Kermit will deliver the commencement address at secu Stadium on May 21.

[Tom]

I just hope they have. What is it? Statler and Waldorf? Yes, up in the up somewhere, like up in a box, going, you suck.

[Chick]

You couldn't get into an Ivy League, huh?

[Josh]

This ain't half bad. You're right. It's all bad.

[Chick]

Not half good. I tell you that.

[Tom]

This is not gonna be the first time a commencement speaker had someone's fist up his ass.

[Jeff]

Wow. The appearance honors the long history between the University of Maryland and Muppets creator Jim Henson, who graduated in 1960. Henson, a home economics major.

[Chick]

Wow.

[Jeff]

Invented Kermit by building the original frog puppet out of one of his mother's coats and a ping pong ball cut.

[Chick]

In half an old dish rag.

[Tom]

I used to love Ralph.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah, the dog Ralph.

[Tom]

Ralph the dog.

[Chick]

Like the piano Jimmy Dean on the.

[Tom]

Jimmy Dean show when I was a kid. I loved that.

[Jeff]

Ralph the dog.

[Tom]

Yeah. One of the early Muppets.

[Chick]

There's a great doc on. I think it's on Disney about.

[Josh]

I believe it's pronounced Rolf.

[Tom]

Yeah, I think you may be right.

[Chick]

I think it's Ralph.

[Josh]

Well, you keep thinking that, you ignorant piece. No reason to get.

[Tom]

Just. Just don't get your license fixed. And whatever you do, don't brush your teeth, the floor.

[Josh]

Well, I just don't like this. You feel like a hero when you tell everybody.

[Chick]

No, no, no. He'll be doing this at a party. You know, I told everyone to get their real.

[Josh]

Right, right, right.

[Tom]

Exactly what I'll be doing. No, I'm just trying to remind people for no reason. Mark was at the airport.

[Chick]

He couldn't go number six in the book.

[Tom]

If I hadn't told Godwin we'd be on our next adventure, we'd be at the airport. God, I can't get on the plane. Why not? I forgot to get this.

[Chick]

Do you refer to you going with Godwin somewhere as your next adventure? I like that very much.

[Tom]

Oh, yeah.

[Chick]

Well, God, when we were out there on one of our adventures.

[Jeff]

Where's your next adventure?

[Tom]

I mean, we were. We went to England just to see Eric Clapton and Cream. We were there for like, I bet, 36 hours.

[Chick]

I sure don't know how.

[Christy]

Actually, it was a birthday.

[Chick]

Gives way onto that trip.

[Jeff]

It was a birthday gift to him. You paid.

[Christy]

Started out as a birthday gift to Tom and then it changed.

[Chick]

Oh, really?

[Tom]

Yes. It was a birthday gift to me that I had to pay for.

[Josh]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tom]

Thanks very much.

[Josh]

Yeah, it's kind of like when the breadwinner of the family, whether it be the man or the way. I got you a new car for Christmas. Did you? Out of our shared bank account and.

[Tom]

Look, it comes with a payment book. Oh, it's even got you. It's a monogram payment book. Look, your name's on it right here. Even the name of your bank. How convenient.

[Josh]

Christy, do you and your husband have separate bank accounts?

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Josh]

Do you also have a joint?

[Chick]

Oh, my God. Jesus.

[Jeff]

Oh, no. We probably should have one, but we do not.

[Josh]

Most couples have. And I know money is like one of the biggest arguments. Argument things in relationships.

[Jeff]

Well, you do what we do. We just don't talk about it.

[Christy]

Oh, but you're aware of each other's numbers and stuff.

[Tom]

I've never had a joint. That's just too confusing.

[Jeff]

I've never had a joke.

[Josh]

Yeah, I was gonna ask, like, what would come from the joint bank account as opposed to the. How about you, Jeff?

[Oscar]

We have a joint that all the bills come out of, and then we have our own separate.

[Josh]

Okay.

[Tom]

Prostitutes you don't use.

[Oscar]

I don't want her to see that come up on my card. There's nothing worse than looking down your bank. It just says prostitute.

[Chick]

Well, not fun way. It says not really a prostitute.

[Jeff]

There are legal issues. Why you should have a joint. I. We had a check come to both of us the other day from the insurance company. They wouldn't put it in my account because he wasn't there in person to sign the check.

[Chick]

Yes, well.

[Jeff]

Oh, I had a fit about that one.

[Josh]

Oh, geez. That poor bastard.

[Chick]

You know what he said about it?

[Jeff]

Not his fault. It's the bank's.

[Chick]

Oh, Jesus.

[Josh]

No, I'm talking about the poor bastard that'll listen to you at the bank.

[Jeff]

Yeah, I let him have it. Yeah, that's me.

[Chick]

What is your problem?

[Tom]

Oh, you couldn't just forge it.

[Jeff]

He'd signed the check in front of the person.

[Chick]

You were just waiting to forge something. He loves Tom's really manufactured documents much.

[Josh]

You for Tom lives a very fraudulent life.

[Christy]

He's a lot more of a rebel than you guys.

[Chick]

Your own little bunko game going on over there, don't you?

[Tom]

You'd be surprised. You can do with a computer.

[Christy]

I think I got my license.

[Josh]

Tom, Catch me if you can.

[Chick]

Boy, that's a. That's a good movie.

[Josh]

That's a gem of a film.

[Tom]

And they say it's all fraudulent.

[Josh]

Well, you're fraudulent.

[Tom]

That whole story is.

[Chick]

Is there anything you can let us enjoy? Everything makes you happier.

[Tom]

It turns out that guy. That guy made all that up.

[Christy]

Ringo didn't really play the drums.

[Chick]

No, no, actually, look it up. Bernard.

[Josh]

Bernard.

[Chick]

Bernard Purdy played a Lot of the drums that Ringo says he did.

[Josh]

Well, who do you guys prefer? The first Paul or the second one after the real Paul dies?

[Oscar]

The second one.

[Josh]

There is a very, very compelling documentary.

[Tom]

Paul would have been okay if he'd gotten the start, his driver's license, the brick. Now watch this.

[Chick]

Watch this, everybody. That documentary with Paul and Rick Rubin on Hula, I love that. Really good.

[Christy]

Fantastic.

[Tom]

Not as good as the one about Jim Morrison, who's now a janitor in Syracuse.

[Chick]

Yes, this actually is said during that documentary. There's nothing you could say to convince me that I wasn't speaking king with the Lizard King.

[Tom]

That is so awful.

[Josh]

I've got to watch it.

[Chick]

Oh, it's amazing because one of the pictures, the first picture you see is like, oh, okay, I can see that. But then when you see him live in person, it's like, well, I look more like Morrison than this.

[Josh]

Morrison is still alive with Elvis and Jim Varney.

[Chick]

Okay, you drugged Ernest into this.

[Josh]

He's out there, my friend.

[Chick]

All right.

[Tom]

What would he say if you saw him today? Day.

[Josh]

Know what I mean?

[Tom]

Know what I mean? My. My shoes have orange in them. Know what I mean?

[Josh]

Oh, I see.

[Tom]

Yes, try to keep.

[Josh]

Yes, I'll try to pay more attention. If you have back pain, hip pain, knee pain. Hey, you are being affected by stress on your body and discomfort and whatnot.

[Tom]

Well, it's too much fluoride in your feet.

[Josh]

It could. Boy, are your feet soaked in fluoride.

[Chick]

Just think how much better your feet will feel after you get that real id. Remember, that's coming up.

[Josh]

It's very important. I'm doing good work here.

[Chick]

But letting everyone know, hadn't been for me, they would have couldn't have gone on that plane.

[Tom]

The bottom of your feet are like fingerprints. They're all you gotta get. They gotta get some support. Because they're all different. You wanna get the right size.

[Chick]

That's why they print them when you're born.

[Josh]

Yes, exactly, exactly. Orange insoles offer arch support and a deep heel cup that work better in your shoes to help support your body.

[Chick]

Bowl of soup and a candy bar.

[Josh]

And better alignment is given to you as well.

[Tom]

And once again, for those of you trying the orange insoles taped to the bottom of your shoe, they go inside the shoe. This is a public service announcement.

[Josh]

Hence the. In. The orange outsoles aren't a thing. Find the right fit for you and whatever shoe you wear, here's what you do. You go to orangeinsouls.com they have this quiz. You tell Them what you do, what shoes you wear. What.

[Tom]

Do you put your pants on after you put your shoes on? If so, please buy something else.

[Chick]

Yeah.

[Tom]

You must be. You are. You're obviously a drooling moron. What?

[Chick]

What?

[Josh]

Orange insules.com Put my shoes on then.

[Tom]

I forgot my pack.

[Josh]

They have all kinds of sizes. 15 plus. And here's the key. They come to you true to size. We've all experienced those insoles that you have to cut out yourself. Like floor mats.

[Chick]

You get those switch. Yeah.

[Josh]

Those car floor mats that you have to cut yourself to fit.

[Tom]

Yeah. These are the relatable.

[Josh]

Go to Originsouls.com today for free shipping. You cut yourself plus Origin souls come with a 60 day we car.

[Chick]

Do you have. You have to trim your floor.

[Josh]

You've never bought. Yeah, I know. I know what you're thinking.

[Tom]

You think I speak about things unrelatable.

[Chick]

I make a list.

[Josh]

I'm telling you, if you've ever had.

[Tom]

To cut, cut out angels for a Christmas tree. You know how hard it can be.

[Pat]

I'm telling you.

[Josh]

80% of our listeners know what I'm talking. I would say you have to buy floor mats for your car. You buy them and then you cut them to the size.

[Oscar]

Yeah.

[Josh]

Yes. Not everybody has weather tech.

[Jeff]

Yes.

[Chick]

Is that right?

[Jeff]

They have like a double. They have like. Yeah. Trim on both sides.

[Josh]

That's orangeinsouls.com feel better. Do more. I, I would, I would understand if you wrote us and said what was that ad for?

[Jeff]

I put floor mats on my feet. I don't get it.

[Josh]

They kind of are like floor mats for your feet.

[Chick]

Is he hanging out right now?

[Josh]

Oh, well, if you'll excuse me, I have to go to my car and get a crowbar and a pair of scissors.

[Chick]

What are you going to do with that, Josh?

[Tom]

Thank you very much. We'd like to say hello to orange insoles. They're actually very, very good. They are very in my shoes right now, which I'm going to take this foot and kick. Josh. Now when we come back back. It's a really weak day in history, but we're gonna attempt once again to enlighten you with some facts. Okay. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios and this is the Bob and Tom Show.

[Pat]

Thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning even though we're.

[Chick]

Not too much to look at.

[Pat]

You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.

[Tom]

They're doing a special tribute to the album this Saturday at the Jazz Kitchen. Kitchen. I think the first show is already sold out, but it's just been released a couple weeks ago. It's already climbing the charts. The national jazz charts. Great stuff.

[Chick]

You will take me and buy me a mojito.

[Tom]

It's great. So get all the details. I believe it's available as a [e-mail] and also it's of course downloadable and it's available streaming on Spotify. I was listening to it this morning. It's great. Congratulations to Steve Ali and all those great players on there. It's just terrific stuff. I want to remind you also Steve Martin. Martin. Short tickets. A second show added a 4 o'clock in the afternoon show coming up October 25th. It's a Saturday afternoon. The evening shows already sold out. Iheartradio AP to win.

[Chick]

Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. Christy Lee and Josh Arnold. Pat Godwin. Jeff Oskay. I'm Chick. Hello, Tom.

[Tom]

Hello, Chick McGee. I've got a recommendation for you.

[Chick]

All right. Hit me, Daddy.

[Tom]

Do something interesting today and you'll be part of Today in History in perpetuity.

[Jeff]

Oh, again.

[Tom]

Because most of the stuff today in history is not that exciting. Oh, I've got a. I got it.

[Chick]

I'm. Now for Today in History. That's not that exciting.

[Tom]

Okay, you'll be the judge, but here's Tom. Birthdays, 1961. Susan Boyle.

[Chick]

She's the singer from England, right?

[Tom]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Josh]

That was a nice story, wasn't it?

[Jeff]

Yeah, it was a very nice story.

[Chick]

I didn't care for her voice either.

[Josh]

You didn't?

[Chick]

No, that was a little bombastic. Yeah.

[Oscar]

Well, then all that horrible stuff about her came out about the puppies and what?

[Chick]

Puppy smuggler. Take him to Belgium.

[Tom]

And so Randy Orton. Oh, sure.

[Josh]

Wrestler. Yeah.

[Tom]

Oh, Cowboy Bob Orton's kid, born in 1980. Taryn Killiam from SNL.

[Chick]

Oh, yeah, he's really. He's. He's a funny guy.

[Tom]

Yeah. Then. Because, of course, today is April 1st and the April Fool's Day tradition, popularized in 1700. So this dumb day.

[Chick]

So this isn't like a federal holiday or any of that. Right. It's just. How does this perpetuate? Because I don't. I don't see anybody doing anything for April Fool.

[Tom]

Early on it was jokes like, hey, I hear your mother has smallpox and is going to die.

[Josh]

Oh, what, that humor from the 1700s?

[Tom]

Just kidding. April Fool. That's great. That's great.

[Josh]

By the way, Chevy Reynolds, birthday.

[Tom]

She really does. Oh, it is. I didn't see that one.

[Chick]

You didn't see Debbie Reynolds. No, she was the unsinkable Molly Brown.

[Josh]

Ali McGraw.

[Tom]

Ali McGraw. Yeah, I saw that she turned 86. That's hard to believe.

[Chick]

Man on wheels, man.

[Tom]

From Love Story.

[Josh]

Oh, no kidding.

[Jeff]

Have you met her?

[Chick]

Watch Love Story. See if you don't think she's never seen it. She's cool. He's not that good of an actress.

[Josh]

I know that love means never having to say I'm sorry for not seeing Love Story.

[Christy]

Story.

[Tom]

Okay, we have a.

[Chick]

It's sad.

[Tom]

We have audio in this next one. Oh.

[Chick]

Oh, good.

[Josh]

Is it a fart?

[Tom]

Is it a quiz night? I'll make it a quiz.

[Jeff]

All right.

[Tom]

In 1970, President Richard Nixon signed a measure banning what? 1970.

[Jeff]

1970, yeah. Oh, I know the answer because I saw this earlier.

[Chick]

Right and wrong.

[Jeff]

No, it banned cigarette ads on TV and radio. Right?

[Tom]

Yeah. Yep.

[Jeff]

Yeah.

[Tom]

And that's because before then you'd hear this. The Flintstones brought to you by Winston.

[Chick]

America's bestselling, best tasting filter cigarette. Winston tastes good like a cigarette shoot. Yeah.

[Tom]

That's real.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Tom]

That is. That is the heritage. Can you be mad that they're sitting in Madison Avenue going, well, we gotta sell them to the kids, you know, gotta get them when they decide to smoke. Make sure they smoke Winston's. Let Fred and Barney do it.

[Chick]

Hey, Fred, I love you, you love me.

[Tom]

Not that Barney.

[Josh]

Oh, he's having his own little moment.

[Chick]

I'm surprised you just didn't add. Thank you very much.

[Tom]

We have. Are some T shirts available? The pop up store store for Bob and Tom stuff is up and running today and tomorrow only, including those cool shirts from Cincinnati and Toledo. Please check them out once again. It'[e-mail] the little pop up store. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. Thanks for listening. This is the Bob and Tom Show.

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[Tom]

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[Pat]

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[Chick]

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[Tom]

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[Josh]

People that will be joining.

[Chick]

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[Josh]

I'm excited to be on your podcast, man. It's an honor. Likely entrepreneur, filmmaker, Academy Award winner, Nixon. Now you see I got you. But also how sports, brings life, passion.

[Tom]

Music, all of this together.

[Pat]

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[Tom]

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