FRI PT 1: Bobby Didn't Get His Wife A Push Present + Amy's Epic Party + Medical Update From Lunchbox

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – “FRI PT 1: Bobby Didn't Get His Wife A Push Present + Amy's Epic Party + Medical Update From Lunchbox”

Date: March 27, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones and co-hosts (Eddie, Amy, Lunchbox, Morgan, Abby, others)
Source: Premiere Networks / iHeart

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Episode Overview

This Friday episode kicks off with playful banter, listener questions, and classic morning show games like Easy Trivia. Bobby addresses the topic of "push presents" after the birth of his new baby, a medical update from Lunchbox about a delayed doctor appointment, Amy recalls an "epic" high school party, and the crew discusses work, risk, and career leaps. Throughout, the team’s signature humor and candid conversation make for an engaging and relatable listen.

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

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1. Easy Trivia (03:06 - 11:00)

• The crew plays a themed trivia game with categories like Sesame Street, Rings, the 90s, the 80s, and more.
• Playful back-and-forth, with friendly teasing and moments of spontaneous laughter.

Notable Moments:

• Amy wins a sudden-death tie-breaker after several rounds of stumping questions.
• [Amy, on confusion about the 80s movie question:]

  "That has to be… oh, it’s the… They… it’s all the money. The drugs and the money."
  (08:33, when trying to recall “The Breakfast Club”)

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2. Listener Email: Bet on Yourself or Keep the Job? (11:02 - 14:54)

A listener asks if they should quit a stable part-time job (with uncapped hours, no benefits) to go full-time on their growing side business.

• Bobby's advice:

  "If you have the ability to bet on yourself, even if it’s wrong, do it… if you’re single and you can live on less for a few months, there is no better time than now to get started."
  (12:10)

• Amy:

  "Do it now doesn’t have to mean today… even put as much as you can away for three months to set yourself up."
  (13:02)

• Consensus: If no one else will be hurt (dependents, etc.) and you’re ready, take the leap, or at least set up a short timeline.

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3. Push Presents & Parenthood Talk (14:54 - 17:14)

• Listener voicemail asks: Did Bobby get his wife a “push present” after their baby?
• Bobby: No, not yet, and calls push presents more an “internet thing.”

  "My wife doesn’t give a crap about being on social media… We’ve just been overwhelmed… Maybe I’ll get her something… My birthday’s coming up, though, it’s about me, right?"
  (15:15)

• Amy jokes, “She gave you a baby.”
• Conversation about "push presents" being new or purely for social media clout.

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4. More Listener Q&A: Baby Names and Dad Confessions (17:14 - 19:29)

• Bobby explains why he sometimes calls daughter Billy "the baby"—to minimize confusion for new or infrequent listeners.

  "If I just talked about someone named Billy, half the audience wouldn’t know who I was talking about."
  (17:25)

• Eddie confesses he didn’t change many diapers for his first children, admitting “immature” behavior.

  "I just felt like I could not stand the smell… If my wife was gone, I would act like I didn’t smell it."
  (18:31, Eddie)

• Crew acknowledges he’s not alone, and Amy commends admitting and outgrowing it.

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5. Fun Facts Segment (24:39 - 30:28)

• Amy stumps the crew:

  "Can you name the only NFL team with a plant for a logo?" (New Orleans Saints; the Fleur de Lis)
  (24:39)

• Amy: "Happy Birthday" only became public domain in 2016 (it previously earned $5,000 a day in royalties).
• Lunchbox: In 1816, Isaac Newton’s tooth sold for $3,633 (about $70,000 today).
• Morgan: Woodpeckers’ tongues wrap around their brains to cushion them against concussions.

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6. Lunchbox’s Medical Update: Swollen Testicle Saga (30:28 - 34:55)

• Lunchbox shares: His follow-up urology appointment was unexpectedly canceled; next availability is in July.

  "That’s crazy… How does healthcare work that you can’t be seen for four more months?"
  (32:43)

• He’s been going to physical therapy (with mostly women, there for pelvic floor rehab).
• Eddie suggests: Donating a testicle for $35,000—sparking laughter and outlandish hypotheticals.

  "If you donated a testicle, got $35,000 and then put it on red… greatest gamble ever."
  (35:08, Bobby)

• Discussion highlights the deep blend of humor and genuine concern among the crew.

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7. Gen Z’s New Status Symbol & Marathon Medals (36:03 - 37:45)

• Bobby shares that for Gen Z, marathon finisher medals—not luxury items—are the hot “flex,” showing grit and real-world engagement.
• Bobby reflects on his slow recovery from surgery and new “dad bod.”
• Mike D casually admits to running 20 miles on weekends, to Bobby’s amazement.

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8. Amy’s Epic High School Party Story (37:45 - 41:22)

• Amy recalls a notorious party gone awry at her dad’s house, including a friend’s arrest and an ill-timed curfew.

  "I had to leave the house that I was in charge of… because I had curfew at my mom’s."
  (38:35) "The cops came, saw my friend passed out, asked for his birthday—he said, ‘3-3-99’ and it was 1999, so they’re like, ‘So you’re a day old?’"
  (39:18)

• Comparison to current viral stories of massive teen parties at Airbnbs.

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9. Rapid-Fire News & Oddities (41:22 - 46:22)

• Little Rock, AR and McAllen, TX are named the "fattest cities in America," to the chagrin of Bobby and Eddie (who hail from there).
• Story of a man who finally passes his driving test after 139 attempts over nine years.

  "You can’t give him his license… We can’t let him have that license!"
  (42:23, Eddie)

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10. Financial Advice & Should Abby Sell Her Condo? (50:37 - 54:55)

• Listeners weigh in: Dave Ramsey would say to sell the property and invest gains.
• Bobby and Amy agree: Less headache, more opportunity.
• Lunchbox disagrees; offers to "do the math" and bring figures next week.

  "You can rent it out, collect mailbox money."
  (54:01, Lunchbox)

• Playful jabs about whether to trust Lunchbox’s math or Abby’s financial advisor fiancé.

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11. Disappearing Baby Names & Relationship Banter (55:52 - 57:15)

• Names like Jan, Patty, Kim, Pam, and Bob are disappearing—yet Bobby and his father-in-law both have what were once "boomer" names (Billy/Bobby are their legal names, not nicknames).

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12. Where Are Business Deals Done? (57:15 - 59:14)

• Golf remains a networking classic, but now pickleball is the trendy new spot for business networking.
• Amy claims she is better at pickleball (despite only playing "one, two, one" time).

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13. Bobby’s Birthday & Gift Attempts (64:09 - 65:51)

• Bobby shares he’s not expecting much for his birthday this year:

  "Usually I want something real cool from my wife, but… not putting her under that pressure."

• Caitlin is getting him a custom Razorback cake (dairy free for his allergies).
• Amy laments she couldn’t ship him Razorback-shaped chicken nuggets from Arkansas.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Bobby: "If you have the ability to do [take the leap], and no one else gets hurt, do it. No better time than right now." (13:43)
• Amy (on parties): "I was at my mom’s, but my dad’s house is where the party was… My friend gave the cop his birthday as ‘3-3-99’—it was ‘99!" (39:18)
• Lunchbox (on postponed doctor appt): "This is why doctors are stupid… Healthcare is so crazy that they can't see you for four more months." (32:43)
• Eddie (on his dad duties): "I just couldn't stand the smell. My wife would get home and I’d act like I didn’t smell it." (18:31)
• Amy (on dating Jeremy Piven): "Just don’t think so… Do I think it’d be good for you as a person? If it weren't for the show, I’d say no." (48:36, paraphrased)
• Bobby (on baby name confusion): "If I say Billy, is that a dog? A friend from college? It’s just easier for listeners." (17:25)

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Quick Timestamps for Key Segments

• Easy Trivia: 03:06 – 11:00
• Bet on Yourself/Life Advice: 11:02 – 14:54
• Push Presents Discussion: 14:54 – 17:14
• Baby Naming & Dad Confessions: 17:14 – 19:29
• Fun Facts & Odd Trivia: 24:39 – 30:28
• Lunchbox Medical Update/Testicle Talk: 30:28 – 34:55
• Gen Z Status Symbol (Marathon Medals): 36:03 – 37:45
• Amy’s Epic Party Flashback: 37:45 – 41:22
• “Fattest” Cities, Odd News: 41:22 – 46:22
• Financial Debate: Sell or Rent Abby's Condo?: 50:37 – 54:55
• Disappearing Baby Names/Business Networking: 55:52 – 59:14
• Bobby’s Birthday Gift Banter: 64:09 – 65:51

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Tone & Style

The Bobby Bones Show mixes laughter, genuine advice, self-deprecating humor, and real-life challenges—whether it’s parenting, career moves, or awkward high school stories. The team’s comfort with one another produces hilarious and heartfelt moments, making the listener feel included in the banter.

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[A]

Big Bird.

[B]

Correct. Eddie, who's the blue monster that eats cookies?

[C]

Cookie Monster.

[B]

Correct. Amy, who's the grumpy green character who lives in a trash can?

[A]

Oscar the Grouch.

[B]

Correct. Abby, who are the two best friends that live together?

[A]

Oh, stop.

[B]

Nobody goes home. Round one. So there's no pressure.

[A]

Yeah. It says two yellow guys.

[B]

No, one's kind of orange, right? Orange.

[C]

Yeah. One's yellow.

[B]

Yeah, one's yellow. Bert and Ernie.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Okay, so nobody goes home. Round one. Although she'd have missed that if you miss it. You hear this.

[D]

You've been Bo.

[B]

Don't be boned. Lunchbox is not in because he was last place last time. Morgan, is the champ ready to go? Here we go. Categories. Rings. Morgan, what planet is known for having rings?

[A]

I'm scared to answer questions now. Saturn does.

[B]

Correct. Easy trivia. Eddie, what famous sports logo features five interlocking rings?

[C]

The Olympics.

[B]

Correct. Amy, what movie trilogy centers around a powerful ring?

[A]

Oh, look. Thought there was more than three of these. So I'm, like, making sure I have the right one, but Lord of the Rings.

[B]

Correct.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Abby, what classic blue video game character collects golden rings?

[A]

Sonic the Hedgehog. Wait, say it again. Say it again.

[B]

What classic blue video game character collects golden rings?

[A]

Yeah. Sonic the Hedgehog.

[B]

Correct. The category is the 90s. Morgan, what 1994 TV show featured six friends living in New York City?

[A]

Friends.

[B]

Correct. Eddie, what movie popularized the phrase, life is like a box of chocolates?

[C]

Oh, that is Forrest Gump.

[B]

Correct. Amy, what girl group sang the hit song wannabe in 1996?

[A]

Spice Girls.

[B]

Correct. Abby, what movie featured a giant ship hitting an iceberg in 1912?

[A]

Titanic.

[B]

Correct. Everybody still in the category is the answer. Sounds like a curse word. Be careful when you say the answer, sir. Morgan, what's the name of the Internet character Eddie and I love, who is known for wearing glasses, having a funny hairstyle and saying the catchphrase, do it, lady.

[A]

Scared to say it. Chit.

[B]

Chit is correct.

[C]

Good man. That's close.

[A]

I know.

[B]

Eddie, what type of folkloric figure is Elphaba in Wicked?

[C]

What? Can you repeat the question?

[B]

What type of folkloric figure is Elphaba in Wicked.

[C]

Oh, she's a witch. Correct. Got it. I was thinking of another word.

[B]

Amy.

[A]

That was.

[B]

What do beavers build to create deep still ponds that protect them from predators?

[A]

Dams.

[B]

Correct. Abby, what do you call a male deer?

[A]

A buck.

[B]

Correct. Good job, everybody. We got through that one successfully. The category is the 80s. Morgan, this is going to be tough for you. What 1982 movie helped spark a surge in BMX bike popularity? What?

[A]

Okay, okay. What?

[B]

What?

[A]

A biking movie. 1982. And it spiked. People loving bikes.

[B]

Do you guys know it?

[C]

No, I don't know.

[D]

I mean, I know a movie back then, but I don't know if it's the right one.

[A]

Like, there was one I watched on Disney, but that would have come out in the 90s. That a movie with bikers.

[B]

What 1982 movie helped spark a surge in BMX bike popularity?

[A]

BMX, five seconds. Okay, the only bike movie that's going to my. Is not 1982 is wild hogs. So there I am. I just thought of it, but I don't know. Is it E.T.

[B]

it is.

[A]

Oh, because he's on the bike.

[B]

Yeah, the bike. Okay. All right, Morgan's eliminated. Eddie.

[C]

What?

[B]

All female pop groups sang Walk like an Egyptian.

[C]

Okay. That is the Bangles.

[B]

Correct. Amy, what TV show made Don Johnson's pastel suits and sockless loafers famous?

[A]

Huh?

[B]

What TV show made Don Johnson's I

[A]

don't know who Don Johnson is pastel

[B]

suits and sockless loafers famous?

[A]

Don Johnson. Don Johnson. Is that the character or the actor? Don Johnson. Miami Vice.

[B]

Correct.

[A]

No, I don't know Don Johnson.

[B]

Why did you say Miami Vice?

[A]

Because you said pastel suits in sockless loafers, so Miami came to mind.

[B]

I was ready to buzz her like, she's getting boned.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Abby, what 1985 movie featured Emilio Estez, Molly Ringwald, and Judd Nelson? What in the.

[A]

Oh, my gosh. That's always a movie.

[B]

There's not a question we ask where she doesn't have a minor stroke.

[C]

I know.

[A]

Yeah, I'm not having a stroke. I'm chill anxiety.

[B]

What 1985 movie featured Emilio Est As Molly Ringwald and Ringwald and Judd Nelson?

[A]

That has to be. Oh, it's the. They. It's all the money. The drugs and the money.

[B]

The drugs and the money.

[D]

You've been booed.

[A]

What is it? Scarface? Yeah.

[C]

You are close.

[B]

Two people remain. Amy and Eddie.

[A]

Come on, Amy.

[B]

The category is the smallest.

[A]

The smallest.

[B]

Eddie, what's the smallest planet in our solar System. What's our smallest real planet in the solar system? Huh? Ooh.

[C]

Immediately I jumped to Neptune. But I'm not sure about that. Pluto. We're not. We're not including Pluto. Right, because that's a dwarf planet. Yeah. Give me Neptune.

[B]

Bone him.

[D]

You've been Bo.

[B]

It's Mercury. Oh, Mercury.

[A]

Come on. Amy.

[B]

Amy for the win. What's the smallest prime number?

[A]

The smallest prime number.

[C]

She doesn't know this.

[A]

Yeah. Prime. Prime time. Prime, prime. What makes a prime number? Prime, even, odd. Prime, prime, even, Odd, Prime.

[B]

Five seconds.

[A]

I don't know, dude.

[C]

Yeah, dude shouldn't know, dude.

[B]

Answer.

[A]

One, two. Wow.

[B]

Let's go.

[A]

Shoot.

[B]

Sudden death. Here we go.

[C]

Buzz with our name.

[B]

We buzz with your name. Three questions in sudden death. Here we go. The categories. Groups of animals. What do you call a group of ants?

[C]

Eddie.

[B]

Eddie.

[C]

Army.

[B]

No, dang it. A group of ants. Amy.

[A]

Calvary.

[B]

No. A colony.

[A]

So close, Amy.

[B]

Okay, the category is colors. What color of fire is the hottest?

[C]

Eddie.

[B]

Eddie.

[C]

Blue.

[B]

Correct. Let's go, baby.

[A]

Focus. I knew that.

[B]

The final question. The category is concentrate on your continents. What's the only continent without reptiles?

[A]

Amy.

[B]

Amy.

[A]

Antarctica.

[B]

Correct.

[A]

Yeah. Let's go.

[D]

Oh, boy, oh, boy.

[B]

One final, final, final question.

[A]

Come on, Amy.

[C]

Come on.

[B]

The category is famous authors.

[A]

Oh.

[B]

Which coming of age novel is J.D. salinger best known for?

[C]

Eddie Catcher and the Rye Bear.

[B]

That's correct. Yes.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

From the guy that doesn't read Bones. It's the anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Send it into the mountain. Hello, Bobby Bones. I have a part time job that pays okay, but for the past couple of years, I've also been building a side business that's getting really close to bringing in as much money as my regular job. I constantly have to work more than 40 hours at my, quote, part time job and I don't get overtime. I just told my boss I can't keep doing that unless they want to make me full time with benefits. Since nothing has changed, I would like to change now. I like the security of a steady paycheck, but I'm starting to think if I don't get compensated properly, it would make more sense to go all in on my business. But the idea of leaving the safety of my job makes me nervous. Do I keep putting up with this for the stability or take the risk and bet on myself?

[A]

I don't know enough about this person and their personality, but all you can

[B]

do is go by the email.

[A]

I know because some people, I would say Absolutely. Bet on yourself every time. And some people might be like, keep that job.

[B]

Sometimes betting on yourself is bad bet. Yeah. So this is what I would say. If you have the ability to bet on yourself, even if it's wrong, do it. Meaning you don't have kids. If you're like on the fence about it, like, I don't know, I may not be able to pay for the food for my kids. You need to build and save a bit more before you jump off. So this is a very practical approach. If you're single and you're doing this and you can live not make as much money for a few months, there is no better time than now to get started. Because what's going to happen is in three years, you're going to continue to have done the same job and you've continue to keep kicking the can on. When you're going to, quote, bet on yourself and you haven't done it, you're like, dang, I wish I would have done it three years ago. So if you have the ability to do it now without hurting anybody else, do it now. You're just going to be so happy that you did. Yeah. But not all bets on yourself.

[A]

But also do it now doesn't mean have to be like today. Like, you could also come up with a in the next three months. Like, try to live, like, work and live as frugally as possible and even put as much as you can away for three months to set yourself up for success when you do do it.

[B]

Also, there's resentment building with the job situation. So as this is building, it's not going to last long anyway. And the reason it's probably building is one, you're not getting the respect that you feel you need. And also you have something else that you want to do. Both of those things combined are creating this resentment.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So if nobody else can get hurt by you quitting, I would suggest you go ahead and jump. Just jump. Jump. If you jump and do everything wrong so you can learn what to do

[A]

right, they might come back at you with the benefits.

[B]

They don't want to lose you place like, hey, I'm gonna leave. Yeah, that's what we told these guys to do. They're grabbing about their money, but then

[C]

if you do that, then you gotta leave. You gotta be ready to leave.

[B]

Eddie and Lunchbox, like, I don't get paid enough. Yeah, that's true.

[A]

Weird.

[C]

It's true, man.

[B]

So you got to go to the company and be like, I'm gonna jump.

[A]

Then you have to really think if you jump, can you go anywhere and do the same type of work and make the same amount?

[C]

Right, right, right.

[B]

That's a. She's asking you.

[C]

Yeah, I'm not ready to answer that

[B]

question, so that means no, I can answer. Oh, oh, okay. You're talking to them specifically, not the emailer.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So if you guys want to go and talk to the bosses and be like, I need more money. I'm out of here.

[C]

I'm jumping.

[B]

I get it.

[C]

Yeah. See, the whole thing you were talking about with, like, you got families and stuff, like, don't do that kind of thing if you have families. Yeah, that's where we're at, too. If I was single, though, dude, I would definitely do all that.

[B]

Yeah. But if I had four kidneys, you know, that's what you say. You donate another one to the emailer, go do it. If you feel like you're gonna do it eventually and nobody else is gonna be hurt by you doing it, go do it. No better time than right now. All right, thank you for the email. There you go. Close it up, Bones.

[A]

I was just wondering, like, what was

[B]

the wife's push present?

[A]

I looked on TikTok, and all these women are getting push presents after birth, and I'm like, three kids later, and I have never got one. So I'm just curious if you spoiled

[B]

her and got one. Bye. No, I didn't get her a push present. That's something you do just for the Internet, just so people on the Internet can see.

[A]

You could do it private.

[B]

I can, but that's what people do if they want it to be on the Internet. Like, my wife wants something, I'll get her something. Right. It's. We've been so, like, overwhelmed. It's like all the time has gone to the baby. If. Maybe I'll get her something. My birthday's coming up, though. It's about me, right? Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

The next week, I feel like she gave you a baby.

[B]

I gave her a baby, too.

[C]

Is that your birthday present?

[A]

She pushed it out.

[B]

She said that the other day. She said, I already got your birthday present. It's our baby, Billy. Happy birthday. She handed it?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

No, I have not gotten her a quote, unquote push present. I could. I might. I will. I'm sure. But I think people just do that for the most part, so they can feature it on Tik Tok. And my wife gives no craps about being on social media, even to be highlighted on social media. Sometimes to shoot my social media, she's like, I. I don't want to do this.

[A]

Yeah. I don't know. I just thought. I. I got curious about this, too, and I'm like, I wonder what he got her.

[B]

What do you mean? I haven't left the house.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

In weeks.

[A]

Internet order online, ship it.

[C]

I've never heard of this present. What never?

[B]

Are you under until now or. It's like a recent thing?

[C]

No, no. Until this lady brought it up. This voicemail. I've never heard of that.

[A]

We've talked about them on the show, for sure.

[C]

Well, I tune out because my wife never pushed any baby out, so I've never even thought about that.

[B]

Did you hear a C present?

[A]

C section present?

[C]

No, never heard of that.

[B]

I don't want to say I'm not getting her one because that's not how I feel about it. I just have not had the space to think about what am I going to get as a gift. Mostly it's if I have. Even during this show, because we're doing it from my house still, as of right now, it's if we have eight minutes. I run up to the house real quick just to make sure that if she needs help doing something, I. So, yeah, okay, I'll do something.

[A]

You don't. Don't pressure.

[C]

You don't.

[B]

Sounds like you're pressuring him, not me.

[A]

I was asking if he. I was curious, and then the caller

[B]

and I was kidding about my birthday present. Okay, everybody, she did say, though, I got you a baby. So there you go. Next one, please. I was calling to congratulate Bobby and Caitlin on the beautiful baby.

[A]

Also, I just wanted to ask Bobby, why do you constantly refer Billy as the baby?

[B]

The baby's here. I gotta go feed the baby.

[A]

Why not call her by her name, Billy?

[B]

You guys are great. Thank you. If I just talked about someone named Billy, half the audience wouldn't know what I was talking about. So I mix it up. I say the name sometimes, sometimes say baby Billy. Sometimes I say baby. We also have an issue with saying it because we tried to not mention the sex, which it's a girl. For so long. We're still trained. So there's no reason other than most of the. Some of the audiences know how to baby yet. I'll get a message going, Just heard you had a baby. Because everybody can't listen to every show. So if I say the baby, there's no confusion on what I'm talking about. If I'm like, yeah, I gotta go feed Billy. Is that a dog? Is that an uncle. Like who. Who's Billy? It's also a unisex name. It's not spelled unisex, but it's a unisex name.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

So just confusion wise, it helps. So I just say the baby because if I said Billy, I think people would wonder, oh, Bobby, have a friend from college over? Yeah, yeah, Ray, give me number three, please. Eddie kind of admitted to being a bad dad because he says he's never really changed the diapers and he acted like he wouldn't smell them.

[D]

So when the his baby pooped, he

[B]

would just leave them in the poop till his wife got home. Kind of crazy. Love the show.

[C]

Yeah, I was a slow. I was a slow dad. Mature. That's a word. I just like, at the beginning, man, I just felt like I could not stand the smell.

[B]

It's.

[C]

It's like, it's like folding laundry. Like it's the one thing that I don't want to do around the house. Changing diapers was the one thing I did not want to do.

[B]

Okay, but you miss the question. So you would just leave the baby and poop till your wife got home?

[C]

Yeah, yeah. Not like forever, but like, yeah, my wife was gone. I would act like I didn't smell it.

[A]

The sad thing is, is like, Eddie's definitely not alone in this. Like, I think there's a lot of men that do this and I'm proud of you for admitting it was immature behavior and you grew out of it.

[C]

It was because when we adopted our youngest, I changed all. A lot of diapers. Not all of them. A lot of diapers.

[B]

He's slowly backing off. So I think maybe he's even lying with that.

[A]

I believe him. I know that it's. No, we all know it's not all, but I think you matured and that's great to admit. So that way, if others are listening, like, oh, man, I was kind of. I kind of act like, Eddie, maybe I need to grow up a little.

[C]

Yeah, guys, grow up.

[B]

You would leave the baby and poop. That's crazy to me.

[C]

Just no more than like two hours.

[B]

At least get a water. Two hours.

[C]

And then the diaper rash was really bad. Yeah. And then I'd act really dumb. Like, wow, I didn't smell that at all. That's crazy.

[B]

Just hose the baby off. Lift it up. You guys want to leave us a voicemail? Please do. 877 77. Bobby, let's talk about modern home shopping. It's sort of become a fun side hobby. Right? Scrolling listings at Night Dreaming about kitchens you haven't seen or backyard you haven't stepped foot in. All from the comfort of, well, literally anywhere. Redfin knows a lot of people like you want to own, but you're stuck in this browsing mode loop. That's where Redfin flips the script with listings that update within minutes and tours you can book right from the Redfin app. You can see your dream home the moment it appears. Now, liking a listing is easy, but actually landing it? That's where Redfin comes in. Redfin has over 2,200 agents with local expertise, and Redfin agents close twice as many deals as other agents. That means they help you win, not just window shop. Redfin is built to help you go from just looking to wait. This could actually be home. So become the newest neighbor on the block. Visit redfin.com, to start finding and start owning redfin.com we have something really special for you. A chance to win a trip for two to our I Heart Country Festival in Austin, including airfare, hotel and a meet and greet with Russell Dickerson.

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[B]

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[A]

A plant. A plant. The. The. Nope. On the. Nope. That's a. Oh, the. The Florida Lee. The.

[B]

The Florida Lee.

[A]

No, no, hold on. It's the New Orleans Saints.

[B]

That's right.

[A]

Yeah. Because Kappa Kappa Gamma. So my sorority shout out they are flowers. The Florida Lee. And that is the.

[B]

That's how you say that Florida Lee. Because I was trying to go Fleur De Lis.

[A]

But yeah, it's Florida Lee.

[D]

That's a plant on their helmet.

[A]

That's the only reason why I. Wow.

[B]

Good job.

[A]

Know that.

[C]

Good job, Amy. I had no idea.

[A]

Okay. See?

[B]

A plus. You nailed it. Yeah. The New Orleans Saints. Florida Lee is a stylized lily. Yep. It's the only plan. All right, go ahead. You nailed that one. Next stop you.

[A]

Written in 1893 by the Hill sisters for the children they taught, Happy Birthday has become one of the most well known songs in the world. Obviously different people have known the rights to the song at different times, but it still generates money to this day. Around $5,000 a day.

[B]

That song is not public domain.

[A]

Well, it's. So I guess anytime it's used in tv, movies or on the radio, they make money.

[B]

That song is not public domain. That's I, I've always heard that they still make money, but I think after 20s. Yeah. So after 2016, Warner Chapel did hold the song and it is now public domain.

[A]

Oh, so they don't make money anymore.

[B]

Happy birthday to you as public domain and free to use without paying royalties

[A]

was my fun fact from 2016. This is a throwback.

[B]

Oh no, you accident were 10 years ago, right Mike, you say that's true public domain. Yeah, they were making money off of it though like that until 2016.

[A]

Oh my God, I must have gone to the wrong website. You know like check the date.

[B]

You went to MySpace to Google other stuff.

[A]

Well, I have another one.

[B]

Go ahead. I, I, that one's fine. Cuz we learned something. What else?

[A]

Okay. Ferrari makes 14 cars per day.

[B]

That's all.

[A]

Do you think that's a lot?

[C]

No, no, it's not a lot.

[A]

Yeah, you're right, it's not. Because like Ford for example, they make 8 to 10,000 cars a day.

[C]

That's crazy.

[A]

Isn't that insane?

[B]

That's insane to think there are that many cars new a day. Like where do they go? Around the world, I guess.

[A]

But oh yeah, I do believe this is from this decade. This year maybe, but for only 14 cars a day.

[D]

I love what you asked. Do you think that's a lot?

[A]

Well, because I didn't know I would think even 14 cars a day was a lot until I learned like what something like Ford is making.

[B]

What's a Ferrari cost? Yes, yes.

[A]

200,000.

[D]

150 000.

[B]

You can get a Ferrari a 2022 Ferrari Roma. First thing I googled. 196 000.

[A]

That's certified pre owned.

[B]

I don't know if it's certified, but it's pre owned. But here's so new Ferraris will range from 250 to 600.

[A]

Wow.

[B]

And they can go way above that too, with specialized prices.

[C]

That's crazy.

[A]

Oh, they're only making 14 of them a day.

[B]

Someday lunchbox.

[D]

In 1816, Sir Isaac Newton's tooth was sold for $3,633 because a fan wanted to turn it into a ring. So they took the tooth and set it on a ring.

[B]

That's a lot. So give me the year and the money, and I'm gonna do what it would be now.

[D]

1816. $3,633.

[B]

1816, let's say $3,400. Okay, Morgan, you do yours. I'm going to figure out what that would be in today's world.

[A]

Okay, so woodpeckers, their tongues wrap around their brain to cushion them from a concussion when they peck against tree trunks.

[D]

That's cool.

[C]

That's really cool. Because when you watch them, they peck hard and they need that protection, which is their tongue. That's crazy.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

But it is really annoying when you're trying to take a nap and you hear the pecker outside.

[A]

Okay, well, this leads me to a fun fact that might save our lives. You want it?

[D]

Are you going for number three today?

[A]

No, but Morgan's made me think of it. I had no idea. This isn't even fun fact. Just could save your life. Like your neck, you know? Do you have like a theun? Because sometimes I put mine on my neck and I saw that you were absolutely never supposed to do that because you can, like, hinder the blood supply to your brain and have a stroke.

[B]

They also said don't pop zits on your nose in the triangle of death. That pops up like crazy.

[A]

No, no, no, no.

[B]

I can't pop enough stuff.

[A]

I really is a. I'm sure that's something could be dangerous. So I. I just. This is more of a life saving.

[C]

Okay, thank you, Amy.

[B]

So I'm looking at the ring, and it's just. It's literally just that tooth on a ring. Like, they didn't make it anything. It's just. They just banded it to a ring. So I did the historical calculator today. It would be like paying $70,000 for somebody's tooth, which I thought would be a little more. Because, I mean, a Bieber tooth, I don't know.

[C]

That'd be kind of cool.

[B]

Okay, more. Morgan did the pecker.

[C]

Eddie the pecker. Okay, so I just found this one now when we were in the Bahamas. So according to our driver who was driving to the airport that people drive on both sides of the car in the Bahamas, Some people drive on the left side of their car. Some people drive on the right side of the car because they first got their cars from America, which all those, those wheels are on the left side. And then finally when Japan went to the Bahamas, they're like, hey, there's a market here. They started sending their cars over, therefore theirs on the right side. So they, it's up to them if they want to drive on the left or the right.

[B]

Now they all drive on the same side of the street. Correct. But it's almost like your mailman, you look, you're like, whoa, they're. I'm on the wrong side of the car. Yeah. Did you know the sum of all the numbers on the roulette wheel is

[C]

okay, 36 is the highest.

[B]

No, you won't be here for a month. You don't do math. Well, anyway, yeah, 666.

[C]

Okay.

[D]

Oh,

[C]

36 is the highest. All right. And then one.

[D]

That's bad, man.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

All government buildings in Finland have a sauna on site. Nationwide, there's more than one sauna for every two fins. Saunas are so important to people in Finland. Wow, that's mid. Fun fact. Let's get a medical update from lunchbox. He's had this pain in the stomach and then he had a swollen. Medically speaking. Clinically speaking, testicle. So just making sure everybody knows this is not a joke.

[C]

No.

[B]

So you had a doctor's appointment or no?

[D]

Yeah, I had a follow up with my urologist and I was all excited. The appointment was at 3:15. I'm ready to go. And about 12:15 my phone rings and it's the doctor's office. And they said, hey, unfortunately she had an emergency. She wasn't feeling well so she had to leave the office today. So we're going to need to reschedule. I said, oh great, when can you get me in? They said, well, she's booked out so we can get you in mid July.

[B]

That's crazy. That's crazy that you were going today.

[A]

That's a long time.

[B]

All the people that got bumped from today go and they have to fit them in in the next few days in the already busy schedule.

[A]

Right.

[B]

You can't bump to July if it's an emergency out. I get it. You have your emergency, you got to go. But now you got to find a way to put lunchboxes in. He's Got a swollen testicle, Doc?

[A]

Yeah. You need to call back and advocate for yourself.

[D]

Like, I didn't cancel. Like, I understand if I'm the one that cancels, and I'm like, okay, or I don't show up, and you want to put me to July. But for you to get sick, that's not my fault.

[B]

Well, but okay. But she should. Is. It's a she, right?

[D]

Yeah, she.

[B]

She shouldn't be held accountable for getting sick. Where her office should be held accountable is they should find a way to get you in quickly again. They don't have to bump everybody else back, but they got to find the gap, the small gaps, and get you in there.

[D]

Yeah, I. Well, I agree with you. I was like, well, I'm. I'm not sure that really works, because I'm supposed to have an appointment today, and the guy on the phone's like, yeah, yeah, I understand that. But she had to go home sick. And so I don't know. This is why doctors are stupid. Like, I don't know all of them. I don't understand how this works. Like, how does. No, no. Health care is so crazy that they can't see you for four more months. That's ridiculous.

[B]

Why are you looking at your watch that you're not wearing the four months?

[D]

He was like, I was trying to figure out how many months away we are, and that's four months.

[B]

But you don't figure it out by looking at your wrist. There's nothing on your wrist.

[C]

You don't have a watch.

[D]

I know, but that's just a habit.

[B]

But you've never worn a watch.

[D]

Right, but that's how you used to tell time, is you had a watch on your arm. And so I just do it.

[B]

Got it, Got it. So how is your testicle?

[D]

I mean, it's up and down. Like, it hasn't been as painful lately. I've been going to physical therapy, so maybe that's working a little bit, but it still does, you know, as the day goes on, go up in size, and then you go to sleep at night, and it goes back down.

[B]

So when you go to physical therapy, is it just a bunch of other people with injured testicles, or do they do everybody?

[C]

Good question.

[D]

Oh, no, no, no. I go to physical therapy, and it's a lot of women working on their pelvic floor. Like, maybe they're about to have a baby or they had a baby, and,

[B]

like, their C section, they got cut,

[D]

or they have sneezing, and then they. They pee themselves.

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

So they're working on strengthening those months muscles. And so I'm in there with a bunch of women.

[B]

So it's you and people who are about to have or just had babies.

[D]

Yeah. Yeah.

[B]

Well, Eddie has an idea for you because you love making money.

[D]

Oh, great.

[C]

No, no, it's real.

[B]

Dude, do you love making money?

[D]

I know I love money. That is what I'm all about. That is my whole life foundation.

[A]

He loves money. I don't think he. He loves making it.

[D]

No, I do. I love making money.

[C]

Cuz that would be work. That's true.

[B]

Okay, so what? Submit your idea lunchbox.

[C]

This is legit. I saw a news article that said that you could donate one testicle. One test only one, not both.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

One testicle for $35,000.

[A]

Wait, for what though?

[B]

And you send the swollen one. Who cares?

[C]

And I would think they would pay you more for the big one.

[A]

But is it for science or what? Like what are they doing with it?

[B]

No, I. I don't think they're cooking it.

[A]

$35,000.

[B]

Like is that a lot to you for a test? I feel like that's not enough for my.

[D]

That's not enough for your testicle guys.

[C]

No, but you have another working.

[A]

Yeah, what's the problem? And you could get rid of the swollen one.

[B]

That's true.

[A]

Like, this seems like a no brainer.

[B]

Which means you get to cancel your doctor's appointment in July.

[A]

Like if you're done having kids, like, go for it.

[B]

No, that's a no lunchbox.

[D]

Oh man, that is. That is a bad no. I mean that is just dangerous.

[C]

You don't want to think about it.

[B]

But imagine if you donated it, got $35,000 and then put it on red and doubled, doubled it up 70 grand.

[D]

Oh my gosh. That would be the greatest gamble ever. Oh my gosh.

[B]

Imagine though, you take the money like you donate a testicle, you go to Vegas, you get on the roulette wheel, you put it on red, it lands on black. You just donated your testicle for no dollars.

[A]

Well, that's when you donate the other testicle.

[B]

Oh, that's a great idea. No, no, no. That's a backup plan. Wake up. You wake up in the morning and you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turning.

[A]

Steve.

[B]

Red habit. Trying to put you through M's riding his wigs.

[A]

Next bit.

[B]

And Bobby's on the mic.

[A]

So you know what? This is.

[B]

Now. Time for the morning corny.

[D]

The morning corny.

[A]

What's a soda pop's favorite subject?

[B]

What's a soda pop's favorite subject is Zix. That's pretty good. That was the morning Corny. So Gen Z's new status symbol. Gen Z, by the way, born between 1997 and 2012, so we don't have any of those on this show. So no Gen Z's? No, it's not a Birkin bag. It's a marathon finishers medal. Training for a marathon is now the ultimate flex because it shows you have discipline, determination, and a real offline life. And that would explain the growing popularity of running clubs. I wonder if I can run yet.

[A]

Because of your ankle?

[B]

Yeah, I've been jumping rope. I've been boxing, so I do a lot of jump rope and I can do that, but I haven't ran yet at all. I've been kind of nervous about it. And then also I've given myself until the beginning of next week to get back to just training in general. I've developed a little dad bod. Being dad, it's sure not easy coming off a surgery than a dad. Yeah, but I'm about to get back into it. I hate running. Like the fact that Mike, Mike D runs 20 miles a pop on the weekends. Like, he'll just run and poach. His whole thing be like 20 miles?

[C]

No, like, nothing.

[A]

Casual Saturday stroll.

[B]

It's the weekend, so I had some time off, so I thought I'd go run 20 miles.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That's crazy to me. What's the most you've ever run for fun? A marathon. A couple weeks ago, I did a marathon. Oh, you just ran once.

[C]

Not an official marathon.

[B]

No, no metal. Just 26.2 miles. That's. The guy's basically Gen Z bones. Do you ever have any epic parties in high school? Do you think back and you're like, man, we took over this house. It was crazy. I'll never forget that night.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Really?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It was like a movie.

[A]

What? Well, there's. I don't know that. If we look back, I mean, we still talk about them to this day. Like, my high school friends and I, they're not like, oh, that was so epic. It's like, I remember that time I got arrested.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Because, like, my friend Scott was arrested at my dad's house. And that's a story that comes up a lot because it was so epic the way it went down. I wasn't even there because I had a curfew at my mom's house.

[B]

But they had a party at your dad's house.

[A]

Well, we had a party at my Dad's house, but I had to leave because I was. I never.

[B]

You had to leave the house that you were in charge of?

[A]

Well, I never lived with my dad. I always, like, my parents didn't have split custody. I was. My mom had me 100% of the time. And then I would just go visit my dad. Like, I'd go. And then he was out of town, so I had a party at his house.

[B]

But you left the party of the house that you.

[A]

Yeah, I had to, because I had curfew at my mom's house.

[C]

What on earth?

[B]

You can make everybody leave.

[A]

Well, why would I?

[B]

Because you're not there to make.

[A]

But that's not epic to make your friends leave and they're still having a good time. I think they were, like, gonna just spend the night there because they shouldn't have been driving. And the cops came to the door, and one of my friends made the mistake of opening the door. She shouldn't have opened it, and she did. And they saw my friend Scott passed out on the couch, and they're like, oh, wait a second. We got to get in here and see what's up. And they woke him up, and they were like, what's your birthday? And he was like, 3. 3. 99. Which. It was 1999, that year. And they were like, so you're, you know, like a day old? And he was like, yes, sir. And it was a female officer.

[C]

That's epic.

[D]

Oh, dang.

[B]

Yeah, it's epic, man.

[A]

She goes, yes, ma'. Am. And he's like, yes, sir. Like. And I. This is all. I'm hearing stories from friends that were there. But again, I just get a call from my other Django's mom, being like, I'm on my way to pick up Django at your dad's house. Are you there? And I'm like, I'm in bed at my mom's house.

[C]

She's like, my dad's house. What's going on there?

[B]

There's a party. Yeah.

[A]

Like, it was. That's one of our most epic Nights.

[B]

Roughly 800 teenagers took over a $4.8 million Texas mansion rented on Airbnb. And there were fights. There were gunshots that were fired in the air. The property owner claimed he was duped by the teenagers who booked the home under a. They're having a small gathering. It was adults. And then they had a massive party. They destroyed furniture. This is according to the guy who owns the house. Destroyed appliances. They moved everything into the garage to make a dance floor. They took the wall fixtures, everything out. They broke a wall fixture. Videos from inside the home, recorded glimpses of the packed gathering reminiscent of a popular nightclub, rather than a 5,000 square foot, four bedroom, single family unit. That's from Fox 4 News. I can't believe a 5 million dollar house is on Airbnb. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah. That's crazy.

[B]

That part's crazy to me, too. But they rented that house and then got 800 people inside of that house.

[A]

That is insane.

[B]

And then what do you think is gonna happen? Obviously, they knew what they were going to do when they got there. They moved everything they broke.

[C]

They're gonna party.

[B]

But no, I'm saying, like, you don't think you're gonna get charged for that. A credit card has to go on, right? Somebody does.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You don't think about that when you're a kid, though.

[B]

Yeah, you do. You do. If you're a teenager and you're setting up an account, you do.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

I don't know.

[A]

My friends were like. They would be like, we want to set up a little something sleigh and slide down your dad's stairs. I'm like, no problem. And they went right into the driveway.

[B]

But they didn't have to put a credit card into an app. I know, but set up a fake account.

[C]

That was Amy's dad's place. Amy, were you worried about your dad's house?

[A]

I was like, sure. Slide down the stairs. And then my dad calls, why is there a hole in the drywall? I'm like, awesome.

[B]

Kids are smarter, though.

[A]

Now, to be fair, I did try to put the cactus in front of it to cover the holes in the drive, but that did not work.

[B]

They had a story, too, about the fattest cities in America. You guys ready to be mad? Oh, it's not good. Well, a couple of us are going to be mad. Number one, Little Rock, Arkansas.

[A]

Wait, but why would this make us mad?

[B]

Me?

[A]

But why does it make you mad?

[C]

That's not your fault.

[A]

Yeah, you didn't.

[C]

You didn't contribute to this.

[B]

I feel like they're targeting me in this article. New figures in the city with the highest number of residents considered overweight. Number one, Little Rock, Arkansas. Number two, McAllen, Texas.

[C]

Shut up.

[B]

I swear to God, dude.

[C]

McAllen, Texas.

[B]

That's where Eddie's from.

[C]

That's my. That's where I was born and raised.

[B]

So we got.

[C]

I will say, though, man, I've been down there, and we like. We like to eat down there.

[B]

Are you okay with you?

[C]

There's a lot of food Good food down there.

[B]

Justice for Little Rock, McAllen 2, and Memphis, Tennessee's in the top three.

[C]

We made the top three. Both of us did. That's crazy.

[B]

No, dude, you and I made the top two. There's a slight difference there.

[C]

That's crazy.

[B]

That's not a. Congratulations. There's one other story I wanted to mention, and there's a guy who finally passed his driver's test after failing 139 times over nine years.

[C]

That's a. You can't give him his license.

[A]

What was. What was the problem?

[B]

Like, a guy gained attention for finally passing his driving test after 139 attempts. Far above the typical one to three tries most people need. He had been attempting the exam since 2017, had spent basically $2,000 in fees after he passed. I mean, they give him the license.

[C]

We can't let him have that license.

[B]

No, it says while unusual, his persistence paid off. Yeah, it got him a license.

[A]

But.

[B]

But like Oddity central, it sounds like spongebob. He can never pass the test on spongebob squarepants. He always takes it and fails. He does. This guy.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Bones.

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[B]

Bobby Bone Show Story of the Day

[D]

this story comes to us from Clearwater, Florida, a 35 year old man was out at a bar, had a few drinks, when he wants to sing some karaoke. So he approaches the karaoke guy, says, hey, I want to sing a song. He's like, hey, man, I'm sorry. My machines broken? It's not working tonight. What do you mean it's not working? You better get that machine working, sir. I've been working on it. It's broken. So the bouncer kicks him out of the bar and does he go into the night and just go home? The answer is no. He goes and gets a gun from his car, points it at the karaoke guy's face and says, you're gonna fix that machine. And then boom. Fires a shot in the air.

[B]

Did he fix the machine? Because I would have figured out how to fix the machine with a gun in my face.

[D]

No, he didn't get the thing.

[C]

It was broken.

[B]

Did you see the club of Casey Musgraves dressed as Ronnie Dunn?

[C]

Hilarious.

[A]

So funny.

[B]

Yeah. Going in. In Nashville, she went into like this bar, they have a small band playing. And then she dressed as Ronnie Dunn from Brooks and Dunn, painted the beard on.

[C]

She had the tattoo cowboy dressed like

[B]

funny and sang Neon Moon.

[C]

Cool.

[B]

It wasn't karaoke, but that's kind of what that reminded me of. All right, good story.

[D]

I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

[A]

Bones. Amy, girl, you have got to go out with Jeremy Piven.

[B]

You have got to do it.

[A]

Report back, get your single on.

[B]

Come on.

[A]

We want the deets. Okay. I. I just don't think so. You don't think so either, right?

[B]

Bobby, I know it'd be good for the show, but do I think it'd be good for you as a person if you were. We weren't on a show doing content and you said, should I go out with Jeremy Pippen? I would say no.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I don't know him. He could be the greatest guy ever. It's just there are a lot of stories about the dude.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Which is not. It's kind of fair, but it's not fully fair. But if it's just me and you and you're like, should I go with Jeremy Pippen? No. Should you do it for the show? Yeah. But he also doesn't live here.

[A]

I know. And I think he thinks I live somewhere else, so it's just.

[B]

But where does he live?

[A]

I assume California somewhere. But I guess he was in Texas for a while and because things he was inviting me to do were in Texas.

[B]

Next one, please. Okay, Bobby has to go on the Wheel of Punishment.

[A]

He spoiled Age of Attraction when he

[B]

told us how old one of the

[A]

men was because I purposefully kept it out of my algorithm. So I didn't see spoilers until I heard Bobby say it. Wheel of Punishment thoughts? Did you? I don't remember.

[B]

I saw a spoiler. No, I saw it on the age of attraction. TikTok.

[A]

Okay, well, see, here's the thing. She's saying she's purposefully keeping it out of her algorithm, but also, you can't always control that their ages were all over the Internet. Like, she could have stumbled upon it any which way, just like you and I did.

[B]

Yeah, I didn't see the show. It literally was a promo clip for the show put out by the show. It's all fair. It's like saying something that's in a movie trailer and be like, whoa, whoa, whoa. You spoiled. No, no, it was in a movie trailer. That's what they put out for everybody to see.

[A]

Yeah. So I, I, I saw it multiple places.

[B]

So venomously disagree. Because I didn't watch the show. Had I watched the show and known and spoiled something, but I didn't watch the show.

[A]

And the reason why people are avoiding it if they're watching the show is because you don't get the ages till the end. Like you're watching. Nobody's talking about ages, so you're trying to guess yourself. And it is kind of crazy.

[C]

Makes sense.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Next up, hit it.

[A]

I just wanted to tell Abby. Absolutely. Sell your condo. Don't listen to Lunchbox. You know who to listen to. Dave Ramsey. And Dave Ramsey would say, sell it. Take the profit and invest it and you'll be rolling in the cash.

[B]

That was what my first instinct was as well. It's exactly what you said, but I was not. You have to do this. I don't think there is anything that you really have to do when it comes to finances. I think there are different ways to skin the old cat. But if it were me, I don't want to deal with a headache. And I said, you could sell it and you can invest the money and make 8% on what you're investing it in. And then that money is that money plus the 8%. And the next year you're making 8% on the original money plus the 8%. It's just such a headache to rent out a place. It's such a headache even with a property manager because you don't have to pay for all the stuff that's going wrong. I Did it for a year and a half. Luckily, we ended up selling the house to the person that was renting it. We never had to actually go find a buyer go. Because what was happening was their lease ran out, and I was going to just sell the house. And they were going, well, we don't want to leave. Our kids are in school here. It was somebody who had moved to town to take a job, and I was like, I hear you. If you want to just buy the house, we can avoid going through realtors because I have to list it. Oh, we just did attorneys, which saved us a bunch of money, and they were like, great. So they ended up buying the house. It was the one in Belmead that I had.

[C]

Ooh, I like that one.

[B]

Rented that out is a nice one.

[A]

Location. Location

[B]

is real good.

[C]

And I, too, feel like if Lunchbox was a property manager, that'd be even more of a headache.

[B]

He's not going to be a property manager. He doesn't have the skills to be a property manager.

[A]

But he said for 200amonth, you have

[B]

to fix things yourself, too. And you have to constantly monitor what's going on. You have to understand a basic. Basic plumbing, basic maintenance, and then you do have to bring people in sometimes. But some of the property managers, they fix. But there is no right answer. But Lunchbox thinks you should just collect mailbox money. But that mailbox money's a lot less each month than if you just get a lot of money and you invest that. So, Lunchbox, anything you want to say about that before we move on?

[D]

Yeah, you're wrong on a property manager. A property manager doesn't have to fix anything. They are the ones that just are in contact with the tenant. They're the one that handles everything, lines up the plumber, the. Whatever needs to be done. They don't have to fix anything. So I'm just saying. Abby, you made. I mean, I'm doing the math for you.

[B]

Clear your throat, please. And while he's clearing his throat, I've had multiple property managers. They do have to fix stuff sometimes. Yes, it's inaccurate, but go ahead.

[D]

I'm telling you, my dad did this his whole life. Property managers. Managers contacted him, and he did all the fixing. So I know what I'm talking about.

[B]

Wait, so he was the fixer, but you don't know what the property manager fixed? They didn't call your dad for.

[D]

They didn't fix anything. They were just in charge. Like, if something needed, they would call him?

[B]

Right. But you don't know what your dad didn't get called for that were some of the small things. You just know what your dad got called for.

[D]

Okay, maybe they changed the light bulb, but I'm telling you, Abby, I'm going to do the math. I'm going to find out what you can rent it for, plus what you've made since you bought it, and I will bring you the figures next week, and you will be leaning my way.

[A]

Wow. Okay. Wow. Thank you.

[B]

You're going to trust his numbers?

[A]

It's interesting.

[B]

I wouldn't trust anything he comes back with.

[A]

So far, we have Abby's fiance, who's a financial advisor, we have Bobby, who has experience with it, and we have Dave Ramsey saying. Well, Dave.

[D]

We've never heard Dave Ramsey say anything just because someone called in and said they did.

[B]

But that's one of his standard things that he says.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Like, don't rent it.

[D]

Sell your house.

[B]

Yeah, don't rent it. Yeah, don't sell it. And invest the money, especially with. If you're making a profit.

[A]

Ye. Dave definitely has some things he's like. Some hills he's gonna die on. So I think we can sort of speak for him in a way. And so you got three against Lunchbox, who's putting together numbers.

[D]

Figures.

[A]

Putting together some numbers. He'll bring them next week.

[B]

I mean, I could send.

[A]

Maybe we could get Dave on.

[B]

I could send Dave a message.

[C]

There we go.

[B]

And just see what he says. I'll do that. And just get a generic.

[A]

Sounds perfect.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I would like to see his numbers, though, just to see him.

[B]

But you don't know what his numbers

[C]

make him fall off.

[B]

So you're gonna give him all your.

[A]

Why don't you give your fiance your numbers? Wait, no, I'm not giving him anything other than what the house is worth or. And what I bought it for. Well, but then. And then Lunchbox can come up with what she can rent it for.

[B]

But how do you run comps?

[D]

You run comps for the neighborhood in that area. Three bedroom, two bath. And you figure out what they're being rented for, and that's how you get your comps.

[B]

Okay, Abby. Good luck.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

You picked a side. That I don't have a side. Lunchbox could be right. I just would not do it that way. And neither would Abby's financial advisor, husband, or most likely Dave Ramsey, because that's a standard thing that he says. But okay, fiance.

[A]

But, yeah, he's her husband.

[D]

At the same time, Dave Ramsey is not perfect. He did go bankrupt.

[C]

He is Human.

[B]

Yeah, but he's had all the success since bankruptcy. It doesn't matter. There's no need to argue that. If your argument's Dave Ramsey's not perfect.

[A]

Well, Dave Ramsey would even admit he's not perfect.

[B]

It's not just Abe Ramsey not perfect. It's him versus him. Give me. Ah, that's good for now. Thank you. Disappearing baby names. Today's parents are avoiding baby boomer names like Jan, Patty, Sheila, Kim, Lynn, Pam, and Bob. My name is not Bob. But it's Bobby. Yeah, Katelyn's dad's name is not Bill, by the way. It's Billy.

[C]

That's crazy. Just like you.

[B]

And my real name is really Bobby.

[A]

It's not Robert, and his is Billy. And also it's it. Not William.

[B]

It's not William.

[A]

It's. So you and him are kind of the same.

[B]

It's Billy.

[A]

He's Billy and you're Bobby.

[B]

Yep. So I saw that. I saw this story. Made me think of Amy. Where do you make the most business deals? Amy wants to go play golf. And our. It's not an I heart tournament. It's kind of a sponsor artist round.

[C]

Just like relations, you know, you, like, hang out with people and just talk.

[B]

Sounds weird. Relations, right? Like.

[A]

Like artist relations. Yeah, artist relations.

[C]

That's it. And like clients. They come out too. You look, mingle.

[B]

It's very much about the clients, more so than anything else.

[A]

I can mingle.

[B]

Business men and women are making deals on the golf range. But now more than anyone on the pickleball course.

[A]

Okay, that I can do.

[B]

Not really. What you can do better than golf?

[A]

Yes. What do you. What do you mean not really?

[B]

You don't play pickleball?

[A]

Yes, I can. Yes, I do.

[B]

That creates a relaxed environment for making business deals.

[A]

Yes, I. I do. I know. I know that we've announced I broke up, but my boyfriend and I would play pickleball.

[B]

How many times ever did you play pickleball? Your boyfriend?

[A]

One, two, one.

[B]

Why do you keep going to one?

[C]

I don't just keep one.

[B]

Keep counting the direction. You have to keep backing up. One, two, one.

[A]

We did it as a double date.

[B]

Two, one.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

We did it as a double date with Gracie and Steve. Once.

[C]

So you played once.

[B]

We played once. How did you get to two?

[A]

Because I'm like, surely we played more than once because we think we would talk about it more.

[C]

You think you can have a good business conversation on the pickleball court? I don't see you doing that.

[A]

Golf. Definitely.

[B]

I.

[C]

You're so competitive. I feel like.

[B]

No, you do it in between games.

[A]

Oh, oh, during water breaks.

[B]

Yeah. Water bricks is fine. Or in between matches. Is your eye okay? No, it's like I just noticed it. It's not opening up to the same level of the other one.

[A]

I know. I must die.

[B]

That's such a cool yes. Where are your glasses then? Today? That'd be the day to wear your glasses.

[A]

Yeah, well, I saw a video of me in those glasses and I felt stupid.

[B]

Oh, no, you did. I saw a video of you and I saw the pink shading and I didn't think you look stupid.

[C]

Hold on. You saw it in the video but not in person?

[B]

Yep. I think it's the lights. Because when she maybe we're sitting, the lights are bright into her eyes.

[C]

The glare.

[B]

I thought they actually looked pretty good.

[A]

Oh, okay. Well, I thought about being like Eddie the time he had to sign. Just wearing sunglasses.

[B]

Why not?

[A]

Well, I just kind of, like, laughed and I'm like, maybe it's not that bad. But obviously it is.

[B]

It's not so bad. It just kind of is not. It doesn't open as much as the other eye.

[A]

Well, this is better that. When I woke up this morning, it was pretty much swollen shut and I

[B]

had to do a lot of allergies is why I was asking. Because mine are. Everything's killing me. Like I'm choking on actual allergens. I thought you said an allergy.

[A]

No, mine's that It's a sigh. It's weird because I started feeling it coming through at work with y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

Like, real time. That's like, worse. All of a sudden, boom. My eyes started hurting every time I was blinking. And then slowly but surely it got worse.

[B]

I feel that if I get, like, a canker sore inside, I can feel it forming. And you're like, oh, my God. Oh, no. Or when you get that first tickle in your throat when it sets in and you realize it, I'm about to have a sore throat.

[C]

It's coming.

[B]

You can wear glasses.

[A]

Well, I'll look in my bag and see if I have any.

[B]

You know if you brought any or not.

[A]

No, I don't. I don't. I maybe threw them in my bag. Maybe I don't.

[B]

Do you need sunglasses? I gotta.

[A]

I have some in my car or in my house. Is it that weird?

[B]

I just don't want you to be self conscious over it. And I don't want you to have to look back at videos and be like, oh, my God, is my eye weird?

[C]

You know, I can't really see it from my angle, so if you keep looking at Bobby. Amy, I think we're good.

[A]

We're good. Okay, well. And thanks for affirming my reading glasses. Cause, I don't know, I guess I'm just not used to them. And I felt confident. And then whenever I saw the video,

[B]

I was like, ah, opposite for me.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I thought, oh, I wonder what these are gonna look like. Kind of. Kind of big and different. I saw you in them and I thought. I thought, I can see the pink shading. And those actually don't look that bad.

[A]

Okay, cool.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Interesting perspective, you know?

[B]

Yeah. Sorry about your eye.

[A]

That's okay. Thank you. I think it will hopefully I googled and said I maybe. Maybe 48 hours or so. As long as I take care of it. I got some sty cream and then I've been doing warm compress.

[B]

Luckily, it's the weekend, so by Monday. Yeah, don't be sloth anymore.

[A]

Luckily, I don't have anything.

[C]

Hey, you guys.

[B]

That sucks. That sucks. On the countdown. Maybe not this weekend, but next weekend. I picked a spotlight artist every week. And I picked this artist named Danny Stacy. And I don't know Danny Stacy. I literally just came across her Tick tock. And so sometimes now that's how I'll find them. I'll just go through tick tock and find somebody cool. And so I didn't know this. I know anything about her. And then they'll write like a little paragraph on the countdown and I'm like, here's the spotlight artist. It's Danny Stacy. You might recognize Danny from her time on the Voice where she's saying a stripped down version of Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive. That version went on to surpass 1 million streams. And then I go into her song called where my brother Lives. Did she do pretty well on this show? Do we know Mike?

[C]

Let's see.

[B]

D A N I S, T A C Y. But I was flipping through and she was playing something or commenting. I just wrote, I'm going to play on the countdown. And I never even went back to look at it again. And I sent Mike an email going, hey, let's find this song and let's play it. I haven't thought about this, like three weeks ago because we stay kind of ahead of when we're picking these songs. And I actually forgot I did that. So now I want to go find it and see if she even commented on the comment or thought it was full of crap. What do you See, she got eliminated during the knockout rounds. So with the Voice, you do chair flips.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

She made it through blind auditions, the battles, and then knockout rounds when she went out. Battles are different than knockout rounds, apparently.

[A]

I don't know.

[C]

Haven't watched that in a long time.

[B]

I've never watched the Voice.

[A]

Yeah, me neither. I mean, I've seen clips.

[B]

I used to watch a lot of American Idols and then I stopped for a bit and then I went and worked on the show. So then I became extremely familiar with it again. But yeah, I never really watched the Voice. Has anybody from the Voice made it

[A]

big that won the Voice or was

[B]

just on it that won the Voice?

[C]

Oh, I don't know.

[B]

I don't think so.

[C]

Because Morgan Wallen was on the Voice.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. There are a lot of people who haven't who have auditioned and got to some level, but I'm talking about made like even top three.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Do you know like big. Yeah, like big. Danielle Bradbury won but like three number one hits. I don't that by that definition a big. No, because there are idols who have done that even since the new version came on, which Gabby Barrett's one of those. Gabby was on Idol, but she didn't win. She finished maybe second. Second or third did. She didn't win. Right. She was on my season. I worked with her. But I don't. Yeah. That show kills it, though. The Voice is a monster.

[C]

Most daughtery daughter of American Idol.

[B]

Yeah. What now there are those people when Idol was mad.

[A]

That was way back.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because Carrie, Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry. Who else came from Idol? Jennifer Hudson. Yeah. And not. That's not even so much music, but kind of her theater. Nah. I guess movies. But you do go to the theater

[A]

and talk show now to watch the

[B]

movies and talk show. You know what? I see the clips of her show the most? I guess the only clips I ever see from our show are people dancing down the aisle.

[C]

It's the best.

[B]

I never see any clips of her show. I only see people dancing down the aisle. And if you didn't look into the little box, you wouldn't even know it's Jennifer Hudson show.

[A]

Yeah, I guess I do now just because I know that that's the. The hallway where all the employees line

[C]

up and everyone does such a good job dancing. Like no one.

[B]

Just like looks like you only see the ones that go viral, though.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

I've seen some bad ones.

[C]

They don't know what to do.

[B]

Yeah. You only see the ones that are like, really interesting. Some people don't know it's coming. So are like, I got to dance. Oh, they don't warn them. Some people don't.

[A]

Oh, really?

[B]

I think after it became a thing, they did. But I heard some people said I had no idea what I was supposed to do.

[C]

Got it.

[B]

Okay, you guys, leave us a voicemail. 877-77-Bobby. 877-77-BOBBY, hit us up. Leave us a voicemail, Bones. My birthday's a little different this year. It's coming up April 2nd, and usually I want something real cool for my wife, but I'm not really putting under that pressure. She already told me one thing. She got me. She called a cake decorator because I have to have such weird dietary restrictions because I can't have any dairy at all. She got me a full razorback cake made, no dairy.

[A]

Oh, that's cool. I can tell you something I was working on, because it's not going to happen then. No, it's not going to happen.

[B]

But why would you tell me something you're not getting me?

[A]

Because it's razorback related.

[B]

That's so disappointing. Go ahead, disappoint me then.

[A]

No, you're getting a razorback cake because I'm like, now.

[B]

Disappoint me with what you were gonna do that you're now not.

[A]

Have you seen those Tyson Razorback chicken nuggets? Yeah, I try.

[B]

They won't.

[A]

You can't ship them.

[B]

Oh, I've had some.

[A]

Oh, there's just, like, a little fun thing. It's gonna be like, a fun thing. I knew you wouldn't be totally disappointed by it, but I thought, how cool if I could get him a bunch of the razorback nuggets. But then nowhere ships them. Like, if I was in Arkansas, I guess I could go to, like, Sam's and buy them racer dj. But then how? They'd have to put them in ice and mail them.

[B]

Yeah, that's okay. That seems like I've had some. It's all good. I appreciate that. I thought you were going to say, like, I had the whole 1994 championship team come into your house to do a Q and A, and then at the last minute, they backed out. And I'm like, what?

[A]

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