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Who is your favorite TV couple of all time? Ooh. Think about it. Your favorite TV couple of all time. Now, I've had a little time to think about this, and I'm gonna go. Zack Morris, Kelly Kapowski. Oh, just because it was such. That's such an important part of my life. That show, that time of my life, had the biggest crush on Kelly Kapowski. I thought Zack Morris was the coolest guy ever. That Jim and Pam are close. Second, older version, favorite show. But I'm going. Zach Morris, Kelly Kapowski. My favorite TV couple ever. Amy, you look like you're thinking hard. Yeah, because I'm debating between two as well. Hey, you know what? Go. Okay. Ross and Rachel from Friends. And then Meredith Gray and Dr. McDreamy on Grey's Anatomy. You liked Ross and Rachel more than Monica Chandler? Yeah. I always thought the Monica Chandler thing was weird. It was only weird because she was way hotter than he was. But I think that's why I liked it, because he was, like, the wisecracking, goofy guy, and I was like, man, I guess if Chandler can do it gave you hope. Yeah. Oh, okay. I don't know if it was, like, a looks thing for me. I guess Ross and Rachel were the og. Yeah, but I feel like Rachel's so much hotter than Ross. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. But. But yes. Ross and Rachel. Big couple of our lifetime, Eddie. That's funny. I went with married couple Tim and Jill Taylor. Is it Jill? I just love the way that they were, like, in love. I mean, they had all the three boys. Their life was crazy, but they always handled things great. And they were always, like, just flirting with each other even when they were old. That's how I felt about the Huxtables. Oh, yeah. They would, like, still be in love and dance. I can't think that now, though. A little bit. Claire and. Yeah, think about that. Bill. It wasn't Bill Huxtable. Wasn't. Cliff. Cliff. Cliff and Claire Huxtable. Hey, man. No, they can still exist. It's just Bill Cosby can't exist. It's hard to visualize, hard to separate. Okay, lunchbox man. I got. This is tough. I got nine Survivor season Three. Oh, it's a. It's going to be a real world couple. Go ahead. Well, I mean, that's the problem is they end up getting. I'm gonna. I'm gonna say Amber and Rob from Survivor. They met. Yeah. Boston Rob met his wife on Survivor, and they became a duo, and they went all the way to the final. She won. And on stage, he got down and proposed. I mean, they're still together? Yeah, they're still together. Got kids. Everything say that. No, I don't get that. There's some. Who's a couple from this. From the Bachelor still together. The firemen. Oh, yeah. Oh, what's her name? Tristan. Are they still together? And Ryan. Yeah, she was the Bachelorette. That's where they got together. Got it. That's cool. Okay, so you have Rob and Amber. Okay. And I also liked Riggins and Lila Garrity on Friday Night Lights. Oh, yeah. Which two were there? The mom and dad? No, no, they're kids. She was the cheerleader. Hot cheerleader. And then he was, like, the crazy one, like, partier. And they got together. Minka Kelly. Yeah. Got it. I saw her once at John Mayer ACL live taping when that was taped in the UT building, and there were, like, 60 people there, and she was there, and they were dating. She's pretty, huh? She's pretty. She's pretty hot in person, huh? She's pretty. Were you there? No. No. Dang. Really? You were on the show? Yeah, I was on the show, but she didn't invite me. That and then another one, Eric and Donna from that 70s show. They were pretty good. Oh, they were cool. They were fun. That's a good one. On the phone right now is Ron, who lives in South Carolina. Hey, Ron. What's happening? Hey, Bob. Good morning. Good morning, studio. Morning. So we talk. I hear we talk a lot about running into celebrities and how to react and whether to approach him or not. So I find out. Yes, on Sunday. My daughter lives in an adjacent state to where I live. Chris Stapleton is going to be staying next to her in the house, like 20ft away from her for a month, recording an album. I'm curious as to the studio's thoughts on how they would react to Chris Stapleton staying in the house, literally next to them. Do you just let him stay there and hang out and not make it public, or do you go over and introduce yourself and welcome him to the town that you're in? It's an interesting question. It's all you. Yeah. Oh, so that's hard. This is what I would say mostly knowing Chris, he's a very private person just to begin with. So I think a lot of what I'm going to say reflects not only celebrity culture, but also Chris himself. It would be very kind to offer anyone any sort of help, period. Okay, so I'm going to lead with that. What I would do, I wouldn't go over to the house and knock on the door and be like, hey, Chrissy, stable today. It's my favorite song. What I would do, first of all, is nothing. I would respect the privacy of whomever was in that house. Chris Stapleton or Amy's cousin, doesn't matter. At your place, inside those walls, that is your private area. Next up, if I were to see at a time that I was out maybe getting in the driveway, the car in the driveway and they were Chris, somebody from his team, you could just say, hey, guys, I know Ron, you're not living next door. Be like, hey, I'm Ron. I'm the neighbor. If you guys need anything, feel free to come knock on the door. You know, I would offer your services at a time when it wasn't weird to offer your services. That's nice. I just don't think for anyone, I would go up and knock on the door and go, what's going on in there? Okay, Well, I don't even like when people do that to me. Right. Like. Like as a normal person, whenever I just move into a place. Oh. So like. But if you would normally be that person that welcomes and someone into the neighborhood, so you just set that aside. If you're normally. Because you know the situation. Bread and cookies, something like that. Because you know the situation. And you know, because I'm telling you now that Chris is a very private person, I would say that you do not. You'll knock on the door. That if you do see them out in an organic circumstance, you can go, hey, I'm Ron. If you guys need anything, let me know. You know what, they're probably not going to need anything. But you're right, you're right. Or they're good. Like the second or third time, if you do kind of develop some sort of, you know, relationship, like you talk, you know, you picking up paper in your underwear outside. I don't know, you're like, hey, we'd love to make dinner for you guys, you could do that. But that needs to be like third or fourth. Once you have a conversation and you have this super substancey relationship, but at least you have that. So I would say, veer, to the side of leave him alone. But it's pretty cool. Would you tell the whole town? No, No, I wouldn't. Because I wouldn't want the one told on me. Right. That's my advice, Ron. That's good advice. If it were John party, I'd go over the keg, be like, what up, John party? Different for everybody. Yes, different for everybody. All right, Ron, have a great day. Good morning, buddy. I hope you have an awesome rest of the day. Thank you. You too. I just confused myself with that sentence. All right, the Bobby Bones show. Happy New Year. Let's do it. What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? A guy in St. Louis helped free a stranger's car after it got stuck in the snow on Sunday. And then once it was unstuck, he pulled out a gun and demanded their keys to steal their car. Carjacked him. Wow. So basically he didn't even help. He helped him steal the car. Oh my gosh, that's great. Because a lot of places nailed by the snow. It's always nice to see people helping people because this is the time when that 32 year old guy got his car stuck in St. Louis trying to get out of the parking garage. A guy in an SUV showed up to help him and that same guy immediately robbed him as soon as he helped him. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's terrible. That's from ksdk. What's wrong with people? We gonna say something there? Yeah, just. I can't believe it. That might be one of the worst what's wrong with people's ever. Here's another one that's pretty bad. This one's from TikTok and I saw that Lexi was on TikTok and she was talking about this person who was like, hey, I'm raising money to go buy clothes for kids at Christmas. And you go to Walmart, buy the clothes and then give the kids. Except he didn't. He and she ended up seeing him take the clothes back to get all the money back. So this is from Tick Tock. And here she is talking about what happened according to the Walmart employee. And she told me that two days ago a gentleman came in and purchased all of these and made a Tick Tock video about purchasing them for his community. And two days later she was outside having lunch and she saw the same gentleman send an older gentleman in to return them. So I just want to give you guys a heads up. Some of these videos and some of these influencers that you're following. Seriously. So he said, I need money. I'm gonna buy this stuff. He proved he bought the stuff, did a video of him buying it, and then after the video, took it back, returned the money, kept all the money that people gave him. Wow. There's a place for people like that. Who's worse? St. Louis, because they all live. They're robbing people with cars. What's wrong with people? What's wrong? Next one up. The woman in Ohio with the last name Gamble is facing charges after she allegedly left two children alone in a car. Below freezing temperatures to go in a casino. Casino gambling. Is that a real last name? Yeah. A Toledo woman faces charges after police say she left two kids alone in a car that was not running or locked. And below freezing temperatures in a casino parking lot. Oh, well, she's the worst. Yeah, that's the worst. We have to vote on who's the worst. Wasn't gonna vote, but okay, well, we'll do it. She's definitely the worst. Definitely the worst. Carjacker number two. Terribly sa. Yeah. And then tick tocker. Yeah. I didn't really plan to rank them. I'm like that. We can tear them. 22 years old and charged with, like, real life stuff, endangering children. But the reason it's a story, a big story, is because she went to a casino and her last name is Gamble. That's from wtvg. What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? What's wrong with people? Thank you. 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This week I am joined by Anna Runkle, also known as the crappy Childhood Fairy, a creator, teacher, and guide, helping people heal from the lasting emotional wounds of unseen, unsafe, or chaotic childhoods. We talk about how the things we went through when we were younger can still show up in our adult lives, in our relationships, our reactions, even in the way we feel in our own bodies. And Anna opens up about her own story. What helped her notice the patterns she was stuck in and how she slowly started teaching her body that it is safe now. So when I got attacked, it was very random. Four guys jumped out of a car and just started beating me and my friend, and they broke my jaw and my teeth. I was unconscious. Then I woke up and I screamed and I screamed because even though I had, I didn't know who I was or where I was. Something in me was just like, hold on, wait. They could kill me. And I'm not going to let that happen. I'm not going to let that happen. I'm going to get through this. And I did listen to a really good cry on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. It's time for the good news with Lunchbox. Tell me something good. Jared Morrissey is driving home in Rock Island, Illinois, around midnight. He. He sees some flames in the distance. He's like, oh, someone's having a bonfire. And as he gets closer, he's like, oh, no, that's no bonfire. A garage is on fire. And he pulls his car over, goes up. Bang, bang, bang, bang. No one's answering bang, bang, bang, bang. No one's answering bang, bang, bang. Finally, a lady comes up. Can I help you? And she's like, your house is on fire. She grabs her dog and gets out of there safely. Wow. What happened? The house burned down. Oh, yeah. But everybody's out. Yeah, but everybody got out. Yeah, yeah, Lots of banging. Glad he kept banging. I mean, you would think he was just gonna give up after once. But he's like, no, I didn't think that. Because you kept banging real out here. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you had to bang. And he got tired, so he'd stop and see if he hear anything. Nothing. So keep banging. Always quite a Commitment. When you got to keep banging on a door to get somebody to come out, it is it really. I mean, he had to decide, am I going to break a window? What do I do? But on the third sets of bangs, she answered the door. And those are loud bangs. How'd it go again? Bang, bang, bang, bang. I'd been there at one. Those are loud. With a gun. Who's banging on my door? Great job. He saved her and her dog. Sucks about the house, but human life, always more valuable. That is what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. My first fun fact. Presidents get free postage for life. Whoa. They never have to pay for a stamp or poster. Stamp. They got it. You're president, you get free postage. So lucky. Because it's like 50 cents to mail a letter now. It's ridiculous. It's just crazy. That's part of the things that. Part of the. What if they have to, like, ship packages? Like, they can ship a couch for free. Hey, bro. No problem. Wow, that's cool. Oh, I don't know about a couch because I don't know if the postal service does that. They will. Well, UPS does. That's different. Different. Different entity. Interesting. If you're a president, I bet you just ship the couch and nobody cares. I'm just gonna bet on that one. Fun fact Friday, Amy. So farmers sometimes feed cows Skittles because they're a cheap source of carbohydrates. No way. That feels like it would be like, animal like animals. Oh, I bet they were. I don't know if they have to worry about the red dye or whatever. Can't they feed them a million things other than Skittle bread? Well, I mean, I feel like sugar might be bad for their gut, but Is there poop colored? I don't know. Another digestive. Good question. It says that sometimes they eat Skittles and other sweets as part of their Feed Me Too lunchbox. Fun fact Friday. Anybody going to Cornell University can get a degree in wine making. It's called viticulture in enology. It's the cultivation of grapes and the science of winemaking. That is so cool. That's a lot of words. Hey, I didn't follow. Do y' all know how many grapes are in a bottle of wine? 12. I want to go 70. 380. No. Anywhere from 600 to 800 grapes. Why you upstage his fun fact? We didn't get to talk about his fact. I didn't understand. Me either. I didn't. So I. You can go to School to make wine. Well, I thought Cornell was like, you know. Yeah, that's like going. Sounds on point. You can go to school to be an engineer. Hey, at A and M, can you get a degree in winemaking with agriculture? Probably something. I don't hate your fun fact. I didn't understand it. I just thought it was cool that you could go to Cornell, which is like saying Cornell. And. And my friend Andy went to Cornell. Yeah, well, Ivy League is very sophisticated. I didn't realize they had a major in thinking. I would think an Ivy League would be happy if anybody did. I don't want to walk down this. This trail. I thought it would be, you have to go to Italy to find out how to make wines. You don't gotta go to France to make fries, bro. Guys, from Texas A. M, you can get a viticulture and enology certificate, which is certificate processes. Okay, guys, I'm fighting about something I have no opinion on. But you'll never forget how many grapes are in a bottle. I thought it was funny that you trumped his, though. But. So I'll get Morgan. Yeah. So astronaut Chris Hadfield would call his wife from the International Space Station, but she thought he was a telemarketer. So there was this three second delay and she would always hang up on him. So NASA had to come give her the phone number and write space for every time he called. That's pretty funny. Yeah. What's the caller ID on that? Like from space? Moon 100, another area code. There's an old clip of Joe Montana on the sideline in the 80s when he figured out that little phone that you could talk to your offensive coordinator up in the booth could actually call out. And he called twice from the game. Yeah. That's cool. Pretty funny. That's a funny one. Yeah. Eddie, you have one? Yeah. This is for you. So if you leave a party without saying goodbye, you can save up to two days a year of your life. Dude, I got like three months free. Then what? How many parties are people going to? Well, maybe just any social event, like, because it takes forever. I gotta say about it, everyone in the room, I have at my house, I have a strategy. When it's time for everybody to go, I don't yell, okay, time for everybody to go. I go to my room, I put on shorts and a cutoff, and I reenter the party where everybody's dressed up and a cutoff shirt and everybody goes, oh, I think it's time to go. Oh, he's ready for bed. Even in my Wife's party. It went. It was a Sunday night, went kind of long. I was just, you know, and I felt like everybody got their say and everybody was ready to go. And so you stood up. I just stood up, was like, all right, everybody, thank you for coming. And if I'd had to cut off, I'd put it on the bathroom. Do you remember one time you texted me and said, it's time for you to go, so will you lead everyone out? Like, so I was like, oh, yeah. So I left. Once I left your leader, everyone else left. Yeah. I text and be like, hey, you should go. And then people will follow. Yeah, that's how I have parties in California. You can only get the number 69 on a license plate if your car's model year is 69. Because people want to have 69. Course. And if someone says you're eating like a whale, don't worry because they're exaggerating. Because a blue whale eats 20 million calories a day. 20 million? Dang. That's a lot. That's like I blooming onion. Don't they just, like, open their mouth and just swallow whatever comes? Yeah, probably. But 20 million fish are like a locale food. Well, yeah, a lot of fish. Yeah, like the Mediterranean diet. You think it'd be a little lighter? Amy, I want you to explain this to me. I don't have a theory. Researchers have found that you might want to watch your waiter's weight when you're eating out because it can affect the bill. In the latest study of environmental cues to overeating, researchers have identified a new indulgence trigger a pleasingly server who is overweight. In a study of about 500 diners at over 60 restaurants in America of all different kinds of restaurants as far as price and kind of food. And they said most of them are casual, like an Applebee's or a Chili's. Customers who were served by waiters who were heavier ordered more food, ordered more drinks. They were also four times more likely to order dessert than those served by skinnier waiters. They also drank 20% more alcoholic beverages. It's from Cornell's Food and Brand Lab at Cornell University. Amy, what is your theory? Why do we order more food when the waiter weighs more? Well, the first theory that comes to mind is maybe they eat more and they recommend more or what they're recommending necessarily, like, you know, the friendliest when it comes to your health. So they might be like, oh, you gotta get this appetizer and you gotta get this fried thing and get this. That. But they're more passionate about the calamari. Maybe. Okay, maybe. I mean, my dad always carried a little extra weight, and he loved food, was very passionate. I feel like he would have recommended so much on the menu. So that's just. I mean, that's where my brain goes. I would believe somebody fatter when they're talking about eating and they know what they're talking about. Yeah. I'd be like, that's an expert. Yeah, yeah. Like, if somebody comes and they're all ripped up in their tight shirt and they're like, hey, the cheesecake to die for. I'd be like, you're full of crap. Yeah. You lie. You've never tried it. I think you may be on to something here. What a weird study, though, to go like, let's just see about fat waiters versus skinny waiters. It's weird, but when I see an influencer, I want to know that they're an expert in the area they influence. And maybe they're just our table influencers. Yeah, yeah. And maybe. Which. Good for them. Because the more people spend, the bigger their tip. What if you think that, like, they eat the food there so much that they're fat and that it must be good? That's kind. That's a. That's a. That's a child of what Amy's saying. Yes. No, I just. She. I think we trust them. Yeah. We tried. We. It may not even be that they know everything from that restaurant. I think they've eaten everything on the menu for sure. Right, right, right. In general, they know also, because I would also think somebody that's in shape at, let's just say, an Applebee's and is, like, recommending all the. The. The. I'd be like, you're just. You're lying. You're passing the company line here. Yeah. You didn't eat that. I don't know. I'm just thinking, like, of times that I've been out to eat and I've asked the server, and when they don't answer directly with confidence, I don't believe what they're saying. Like, there was one time where I. We were asking, and he was like, oh, yeah, this is my favorite. And then he had to look down at his piece of paper, and he's like, there's. There's. And there's cheese. Like, he was trying to explain it, but he acted like it was his favorite dish ever. And I was like, instantly. I don't believe you. So unfair. To go. Skinny waiter doesn't Know, But I can understand why it'd be like, if you go and you want to become a bodybuilder or learn how to get in real big shape, you'd probably want to go to somebody that is in shape. Whenever you eat, you probably want to go to someone that does eat. Whenever you want to learn how to fly, you go to pilot. Sure. Maybe that's what it is. I thought that was so interesting. And also, who thought to do that study? Let's go and see if the fat waiters know more. Sometimes when we go over certain studies, I'm like, we really invested time and money into this research. Cornell did. Dude. But it makes me think too, like, wow, that's what everyone else is doing in the world. Like, somebody's that right now. That's when they say, I'm going to work study. That's them going to work. It's time for the Good News with producer Eddie Alvin is a mailman from Dallas, Texas, and he's been doing this for 20 years, but he's also a Marine Corps veteran. So he's at work. He's going through his mailbag, and at the very bottom, he finds these old letters. Like, what is this? It's a Christmas card from 1942, which is World War II. Do we think that no one had gotten to the bottom of the bag? I guess they're like so many hampters in, like, the mail room or whatever that sometimes Mel just gets lost in those things. What'd you call them? A hampter. Hamper. Hamper. Hamper. But from 1942. What? And he's like, reaching the bottom. Gee. So he finds that and a bunch of other letters from that same time. He's like, this is crazy. He looks at them. They're addressed to Mr. And Mrs. Henry Lamb of Jacksonville, Arkansas. He's like, these are World War II letters from a soldier. So he got in his own car on his day off, drove 379 miles, found the people that it was addressed to and delivered to him themselves. Are they still alive? They're still alive, yeah. I mean, the family. Somebody of the family. Whoever owned that house, whether it's like a daughter, a son or whatever. Yeah, they were still there in their 80s. I'm gonna be willing to bet that if that mailman wasn't a former veteran. Veteran, sure. He's veteran now, but a former military member, he wouldn't have done that. I don't know. Some mailman are good, but I bet that meant extra to him because he had also served. Yeah. And also I hear that like you can get a job as a mailman. That's like the greatest job. Why? Benefits. It's like a government job. Get all the holidays off. Yeah. But they all seem like they're in a bad mood. Not my mailman. My mailman's like always nice. But these people at the post office don't seem very happy. But that's not a mailman. But also sometimes people in line at the post office, the customers are. Can be equally as rude and the lighting in there. But also you're not a mailman. Those are postal worker. There's a distinct difference there. I'm always weirded out by the mailman with the. Or mail woman, whatever. With the steering wheel on the wrong side. Yeah, you guess they can go to like London and just like kill it. I didn't think about that. Just like driving. They feel better driving in the uk. That's a great story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good. Do you like free money? Well, today's your lucky day. 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Wake up, wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turning. Then you hear Eddie, Emmy, Lunchbox, more Game 2, Scooby, Steve, Red habits trying to put you through. Mike D's riding this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is? This is the Bobby Vaughn story. Morning Corny. The Morning Corny. Two artists had an art contest. It ended in a draw. That's pretty cool. That was the Morning Corny. We can use our phone as a request line, too. Excuse me, Advice line. I know we take emails, but if you have any advice that you'd like to ask of us and say, hey, just change my voice. We will do that. You can call 877 77. Bobby. Here's one. Hit this. I wanted to ask you what you guys thought about your husband or spouse. Subscribing to OnlyFans. Happily married. Found out that he had an OnlyFans subscription over a year ago, confronted him about it. He was bored. He wanted to see what it was about. We got over it, moved on. It still lingers in my mind. Is that cheating? What is that? What do you guys think? First, I'm going to say he didn't sign up because he was bored and wanted to see what was going on. That is not accurate. If you're bored, you play a video game. You go and shoot stuff if you're bored of the marriage. Well, yeah, or maybe not even that. Maybe he just has. He just wants to look at naked girls, right There can be that. You cannot be bored of the marriage and still want to go look at the P word. Just. I'm talking about four letters. They're kids listening, their kids listening. So I'm not gonna assign him to that. But it's all the definite. Is it cheating? I'm gonna go, no. Is it lying and dishonest? Yes. There's a very fine line. Cheating would be, in my opinion, with another human. But lying is awful too, and it's so close to that. He was not bored. That's not why he did it. Because he was bored and just wanted to see what was going on? No, he wanted to see what he was signing up for. Because you sign up and subscribe to specific people on that, it's great you confronted him. If you believe him, you are allowed to move on. He did not cheat because it wasn't like a relationship with that person. Because again, even if you're not meeting and touching, if you have an online relationship with somebody, that can be considered cheating because you're having an emotional relationship with somebody. This is somebody that has tons of subscribers and they're sending them pictures. Right. Is that. Is OnlyFans only that kind of stuff, or could you, like, pay to watch someone eat? So at a time, only fans started to market toward things that weren't that stuff, but they realized that wasn't happening. Oh, so. So yes, they tried to clean it up, but the clean version was not. So is it cheating? I'm gonna go with no. Is it lying? Absolutely. Oh, does it fall under that category of micro cheating? That's stupid. Oh, well, I didn't make it up. I know it's stupid. Either you cheated or you didn't. You can be dishonest. You can lie. Yeah. But again, it's all your. You guys's interpretation. If you guys have had a rule and if you're doing this, it's cheating, then it's cheating. If you're asking me my opinion, I would say he did not cheat, but he did lie, and that's really bad. And if you believe him from now on, you move forward and make him build the trust. But I don't think that's cheating. But I think he is a symptom of something else. What is it? That's what I say, Lunchbox. I don't think it's cheating at all, man. I mean, it's just like if you had a subscription to that magazine back in the day, you know, Peaboy. Huh? You can say Playboy. That's not. That's a different. It's a different magazine too. Yeah, I. I just think it's. It's looking at pictures, it's looking at videos. It's sort of like looking at someone in a swimsuit at the beach. But if you have to hide it, if you have to hide it, it's dishonest. And that's not the same. I didn't say it was. It wasn't dishonest, but it's not cheating. It's not. He shouldn't be in trouble. Let him be. No, he should be in trouble. If that's a but I guess it is the same thing. But it doesn't mean everybody was okay with that subscription to that magazine. Which one? P Boy. P Boy. For some reason, you wouldn't say the word. Play the Bobby Bones Show. Happy New Year, Bobby Bone Show Bonehead of the day. This story comes to us from Portland, Oregon. Police pulled over a stolen vehicle with a man and woman inside. And they pull up and they say, hey, is there anything in the car we need to know about? They said, we got this bag right here, but it has nothing in it. Wait, they bring attention to the bag that has nothing in it? Yeah. And the bag on it says definitely not a bag of drugs. So on the bag, it also says def. So nothing in this bag that says not a bag of drugs? Yeah. And it turns out a lot of drugs. Yeah. Yeah. So dumb. Okay, I'm Lunchbox. 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