MON: Labor Day Special! + Bobby Gets An Uncomfortable Message + The Most Powerful Names In The U.S. + Would Amy Do This For $5 Million Dollars? + Lunchbox Embarrassed The Show

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – Labor Day Special!

Date: September 1, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones with Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Morgan, and Raymondo
Episode Theme: A lighthearted, holiday-tinged episode featuring the team’s banter on awkward social asks, power names, workplace etiquette, viral OnlyFans stories, hypothetical morality dilemmas, and fun insights into male preferences.

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Main Theme & Purpose

This Labor Day Special episode of The Bobby Bones Show blends hilarious personal stories, awkward social interactions, and playful group debates. The cast digs into subjects ranging from uncomfortable ticket requests and the psychology behind “power names,” to viral internet personalities, modern workplace etiquette, and even scientific studies about male attraction. Woven throughout is the show’s signature humor and group rapport.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby Receives an Uncomfortable Message

• Background: Bobby shares a message from an acquaintance who suddenly reached out after a year of silence, asking if Bobby is attending an upcoming Arkansas vs. Notre Dame football game.
• Panel’s Reaction:
  • Group tries deciphering if the person wants a free ticket or just to hang out.
  • Amy advises: “You can just say, ‘I have family coming, all tickets are accounted for.’ That’s easy.” (07:41)
  • Bobby struggles with how to respond politely without overexplaining or encouraging further asks.
• Bobby’s Internal Conflict:
  • Uncomfortable with people only reaching out to ask for favors:

    "People always ask me for crap. That also shows you—you don’t want my sidekick, you want my free..." (14:11)

  • Ultimately, Bobby responds with a reserved but honest statement about family using all his tickets, but the acquaintance then pushes even more directly for help.

2. The Most Powerful Names in America

• Topic: Study shows Fortune 500 CEOs most often have certain “powerful” first names.
• Game Segment:
  • Panel guesses likely CEO names.
  • Amy shines: “William.” (16:35), “Robert.” (17:45), “Christopher.” (19:39), and “Mark.” (20:03).
  • Lunchtime laughs:

    Bobby: “Classic story of no Dick. You know what I'm saying, Lunchbox.” (16:51)

  • Final list: Robert, Michael, James, John, Christopher, William, David, Mark, Timothy, Brian (21:03).
• Memorable moment: Goofy guesses like “Thor” (16:19) spark jokes.

3. Would You Do ‘That’ for Five Million? (Morality Hypotheticals)

• Setup: Inspired by viral OnlyFans earnings—Sophie Rain making $82 million (28:51)—Bobby asks Amy if she’d pose nude for $1 million or $5 million.
• Amy’s Take:
  • “It’s just not in alignment and integrity with me.” (29:32)
• Group Dynamic:
  • Bobby and Lunchbox joke about how rules around nudity are all made-up, and Lunchbox easily opts in for $1 million.
  • Amy’s inner turmoil:

    “Maybe if I was extremely desperate, I don’t know what I’d do. …Would that change things and be awesome? Absolutely.” (30:26, 30:32)

• Broader Reflection:
  • Amy rejects even feet-pics for money, drawing the line at personal values.
• Side note: Eddie confirms Sophie Rain’s OnlyFans is non-nude, just suggestive content (34:03).

4. Workplace Etiquette: Lunchbox Embarrassed the Show

• Incident: Eddie tries to join a workplace potluck/tailgate without contributing food; is turned away at the buffet.
• Debate:
  • Bobby backs the “no contribution, no food” rule.
  • Eddie’s entitlement:

    “I am on the biggest show in this building.” (39:43)

  • Lunchbox and Bobby poke fun at the idea that show status should trump email instructions, and reminisce on freeloaders at real tailgates.
• Underlying Thread:
  • Rules are rules—regardless of workplace ‘celebrity.’
  • “It’s just not a good attitude to have with people. Like, I’m bigger than what you’re doing so I should have it, even though I’m not doing what everybody else was asked to do.” —Bobby (40:05)

5. Pressure Washer Recall & Viral Trends

• Ryobi electric pressure washers recalled for explosion risk—sparks a tangent on the satisfying nature of pressure washing videos online (21:27).

6. Bees Attack School Kids—Childhood Antics

• Story: Underground bees attack students in Massachusetts at school opening.
• Bobby shares:

  “There was this pole…it shocked you…we would see how many people could grab the other person and send shock all the way through…” (27:17–28:11)

7. Money, Morals, and Male Preferences:

“Do men who like big breasts have less financial security?”

• Study finds men attracted to larger breasts tend toward financial insecurity.
• Eddie: “I’ll be financially insecure if I get to look at some big boobs.” (50:58)
• Bobby pushes hypothetical trade-offs—money or boobs. Eddie picks boobs every time, amid much laughter and ribbing about Freud and mommy issues.
  • Bobby: “He loves boobs because of his mom’s boobs. He just said it.” (53:46)

8. Morgan’s Grief Misunderstanding

• Recollection of podcast segment where Morgan, trying to relate, shares post-breakup grief alongside Eddie’s account of his father’s death.
• Lighthearted teasing that “the story grew in the telling,” but Amy leaps to defend Morgan, clarifying she never equated her breakup to a death.
  • Bobby: “The story has grown...it's a whole different story now.” (63:48)
• The team ends with supportive reflection and more gentle ribbing.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On awkward asks:
  • “People always ask me for crap.” — Bobby (14:11)
• Amy on values:
  • “It’s just not in alignment and integrity with me.” (29:32)
• And on brevity:
  • “I can still be kind and thoughtful with less words.” (12:52)
• Classic Bobby banter:
  • “Classic story of no Dick. You know what I'm saying, Lunchbox.” (16:51)
• Eddie on boobs vs. money:
  • “I’d rather have mountains than a street.” (54:16)
• Lunchbox’s research:
  • “My research discovered that playing loud music in your house makes your kids go crazy…” (35:22)
• On tailgating:
  • “When you host one and people walk by: 'Hey, you have an extra hot dog?'—Get out of here!” — Lunchbox (41:16)
• On miscommunication/memory:
  • “I think the story has grown in different ways.” — Bobby (63:48)

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Important Timestamps

• 04:00–14:00 – Bobby’s awkward football ticket request & text saga
• 15:36–21:16 – Power names game: Fortune 500 CEO first names
• 28:51–32:47 – OnlyFans earnings & "Would you pose nude for $5M?" dilemma
• 35:22–36:56 – Lunchbox’s “loud music makes kids go wild” ‘research’
• 37:00–41:38 – Eddie gets rejected at work potluck for not bringing food
• 50:12–55:53 – Men, money, and breast size: the scientific debate
• 56:07–66:41 – Morgan and Eddie’s “grief” mix-up: clarifying, laughing, reflecting

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Tone & Language

The show maintains its trademark snappy, playful banter throughout. The group tackles personal topics and occasionally awkward hypotheticals with a good-natured spirit, while never shying away from teasing each other or digging in with candid opinions. Language is casual, often self-deprecating, and authentically conversational.

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Episode Flow Recap

• Football ticket ask sparks conversation on boundaries and social etiquette.
• Group plays a game guessing “power names” of CEOs.
• Viral OnlyFans story leads to personal values and money hypotheticals.
• Lunchbox’s informal parenting research provides comic relief.
• Debate over workplace potluck etiquette morphs into a tailgate reminiscence.
• Study on male preferences kicks off a “boobs vs money” comedy riff.
• The team revisits a misunderstood “grief” segment, resolving with clarity and humor.

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For listeners looking for a fun, personality-driven episode with playful debates and relatable moments, this holiday special delivers classic Bobby Bones Show energy.

Transcript

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[Eddie]

This is the Bobby Bone Show.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. All right, let me run something by Amy I am going in a few weeks to watch Arkansas and Notre Dame play. They're playing at Arkansas, first time ever Notre Dame has come. So that's going to be fun and eventful just because it's kind of weird to have such a big team come in that doesn't play in the conference. Going to go to the game. And so this person messaged me, the person I would say you don't know who it is, but they're kind of famous because I don't want to, I don't want to throw them under the bus.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bone]

You wouldn't know who it was. So they're not like super famous. It's also somebody nodding music.

[Amy]

So they, who knows?

[Bobby Bone]

Okay, so they messaged me and they said, are you going to the UA game? So they're obviously not super familiar because we don't really call it the UA game, but they're not like an Arkansas person. And I haven't heard from them since June 26, 2024.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Bobby Bone]

So you're talking. Oh man, that's a long time.

[Lunchbox]

24.

[Amy]

Over a year.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, over a year. Dude.

[Bobby Bone]

Even if it was June 2025, I'd be like, see, I don't talk to them very often. Wow. Over a year I haven't heard from them. And the message is, you Go into the UA game. And I said, not this week. Going to go up for Notre Dame in a couple weeks and possibly down to Ole Miss before that. Then they respond with this question. Need a sidekick with Indy, which means Notre Dame. What does that mean? Need a sidekick with Notre Dame.

[Lunchbox]

Like, you need someone to go with you.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, no, I know. What aside.

[Amy]

But what does that, like, for the Notre Dame game, maybe, does that mean.

[Bobby Bone]

They want me to get them a ticket? Does that mean they want to hang out with me? Get them. I don't. Because I know what that means. Like, he wants to go to the.

[Lunchbox]

Game, but it sounds like he's, like, asking to go with you.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Is he? Do you know if he's a Notre Dame fan? Oh, because I think he's asking, do you need a sidekick for that game? And he would like to go, what are you doing?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Why is that face?

[Eddie]

Why are you doing the O face?

[Lunchbox]

Why are you doing that face?

[Bobby Bone]

You put me onto something. I didn't even realize it.

[Amy]

Oh, that's what they're asking.

[Bobby Bone]

What?

[Lunchbox]

Say that again, Amy. What are they asking?

[Amy]

They're asking, do you want to take me to the Notre Dame?

[Bobby Bone]

No, I got that. I know that, but I didn't know what that entailed. Do I have to take them? Do I have to get them a ticket? Do they have to hang out with me the whole time? Why would they.

[Amy]

No. Do you need a sidekick? That means they just.

[Bobby Bone]

I know that part. But that's not what you said. That put me onto it. You said, are they a Notre Dame fan? Yeah, that's what it is.

[Lunchbox]

They're a Notre Dame fan.

[Bobby Bone]

Yes, very much.

[Amy]

Okay, well, then there you go.

[Lunchbox]

It's Rudy.

[Bobby Bone]

That makes sense as to why specifically that would be the answer.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, but. But. But the first text said, are you.

[Bobby Bone]

I'm still confused about it all meaning, like, what does that mean? Do you just want to hang out with me by yourself the whole time? Because I'll have, like, family going. Like, I'll go. Caitlin will go. Caitlin's parents will go. I have four tickets. I don't have five tickets.

[Lunchbox]

Well, I know, like, whenever we're going someplace or whatever, someplace cool, somebody would be like, you all need a third. Like, is that kind of the same thing?

[Bobby Bone]

I don't need a third. Right.

[Lunchbox]

I don't think they ever mean that. They just mean, like, I'll go with you, because that sounds fun.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, it means, can I go? Yeah, but does that mean they're gonna come by themselves and they want to hang out with me the whole time.

[Amy]

You would think that they would just out of the gate, say, like, hey, are you going to the.

[Bobby Bone]

Cause they didn't say that. They were just like, are you going? But it makes sense because that's the first big game we play at home. We're playing two games we're playing, which we played this weekend, Alabama A and M. We play Arkansas State in Little Rock, Week two, then at Ole Miss, then the Notre Dame game in Fayetteville. I believe that's a schedule going blind. So, yeah, I think they. Maybe they may have just been assuming that I might just say Notre Dame and only Notre Dame. I really don't want to like it. Isn't that host.

[Amy]

Okay, you can just say, like, what do I say? Oh, I don't have any extra tickets. Like, all. All the tickets I have are accounted for. That's easy.

[Morgan]

Or you just say, your family's coming. Like, I have family coming with me.

[Bobby Bone]

So, yeah, here's the thing, and I agree, that's probably what they're going to know, that if I go, hey, I need two or four more tickets. I could probably get them just by going, I need two or four more tickets, because I'm a pretty big donor.

[Amy]

But I know. I don't know. That's uncomfortable.

[Bobby Bone]

It's uncomfortable thing to ask of me. Can't say it like that.

[Lunchbox]

It kind of sounds like a joke, though. Like, the way they wrote it, I would have just responded. Right. And leave it there.

[Eddie]

No, that's why they tried to do it that way, to make it seem casual. But they're inviting themselves.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, dude. I would just leave it and be like, that's funny.

[Eddie]

I know. I have a lot of sidekicks.

[Amy]

What is the. So I guess I'm just curious now. What in the world y' all texted about last June?

[Lunchbox]

That's a good question.

[Amy]

Like, what?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, my gosh, was it about Notre Dame?

[Bobby Bone]

No, no. I mean, I can't be too specific because it'll highlight who it is. People will figure out who it is. But last June.

[Lunchbox]

Like, is it about food? I ate a good burger. You should try this place.

[Bobby Bone]

We have a mutual person that we know, and I was with the mutual person that we know, and he was like, oh, you're with him? And then I said, yes, we're old friends. And then he said, when are you coming to where he is? And then I didn't respond for a year. I guess I never responded.

[Amy]

Hmm. So it's not somebody you care to nurture a relationship? With, obviously. And that's not bad. You don't. You don't have time to nurture all kinds of.

[Lunchbox]

We're kind of at that age too, you know?

[Bobby Bone]

Like, I'm not a big relationship nurturer for the sake of nurturing it. Just in general.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. I don't like small talk. Don't like fake nurturing. Yeah, no, it's fine, I think.

[Amy]

How does he have your number?

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know. You know, it's fine. I. I like. I like him.

[Lunchbox]

Could this person get their own tickets? Like, could they go to the game, like, and get their own tickets, like, with. Through connections or what?

[Amy]

Is it sold out?

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, that game will be sold out, cuz Notre Dame's coming to town. Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, but is it already sold out?

[Bobby Bone]

I'm sure.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know how, but you can always get tickets.

[Amy]

Right? But he's looking to be your sidekick anyway.

[Lunchbox]

Hang out with you, man.

[Bobby Bone]

Anyway, let me. Let me text. Who would know? I. I would text you who it is, but you. You won't know.

[Amy]

Well, I Google.

[Bobby Bone]

Mm.

[Amy]

What if I do know?

[Lunchbox]

Even if she googled, she wouldn't know.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, if she googled.

[Amy]

Yeah, hit me up. I want to know, because then I'm gonna google and then I'm gonna be like, oh, I'm not gonna send it to you. Okay, cool.

[Bobby Bone]

Not right now.

[Lunchbox]

Good try.

[Amy]

Yeah, all done.

[Eddie]

You were close.

[Amy]

So close.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay, here, Eddie, I'm gonna send this to you. Okay?

[Amy]

Remember, I'm the one that gave you the good question.

[Bobby Bone]

You did, and I'll explain it to you later.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

It's all good.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah. What?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, that.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, that makes sense, right? It does make sense. That's funny. You didn't put that together, but yeah, I get it.

[Bobby Bone]

Because Notre Dame's not what he's mostly known for, but. Okay, done moving off. I just wanted your thoughts on that. Yeah, but he wants to come, like, hang out with me, so what are you gonna do? I ignored him for a year already.

[Lunchbox]

You can do another.

[Amy]

Oh, well, don't ignore it. Just say.

[Bobby Bone]

I'm not going to ignore it. I just need to figure out the way.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, I love ignoring texts.

[Amy]

What?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, it's so much fun.

[Amy]

Why? Why do you wonder?

[Lunchbox]

What are they thinking?

[Amy]

I don't.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, I don't think you're weird.

[Eddie]

That's weird.

[Amy]

I wish I was a better texter. I know. I've left people hanging.

[Lunchbox]

To me, it's like if I can't find a response immediately and Like, I'll be like, well, let me think about how I'm gonna respond to that. And I'll just forget.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, that's different. I normally don't forget and I usually respond immediately.

[Lunchbox]

You usually know what to respond immediately. Like if someone says like that, I.

[Bobby Bone]

Don'T leave things not checked.

[Amy]

So is that. Are you gonna put a blue mark next to that so you remember to go back to it?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

How do you do that? How do you do that?

[Amy]

Just respond right now. You'll feel better. Just get it done.

[Bobby Bone]

Say what though?

[Amy]

Say, oh, I have all my tickets. I've got family going. I don't have any other tickets.

[Bobby Bone]

Need a psychic?

[Amy]

Or just say, I don't.

[Bobby Bone]

Not at the moment.

[Amy]

Not at the moment. Then you're saying there's hope. Yeah, just be like, my family's going.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay. I'm gonna say the whole family's going, yeah.

[Lunchbox]

He's like, I love your family.

[Bobby Bone]

Brother in law is a coach.

[Amy]

I just don't feel like you owe that many words. Like, you don't owe that. You're not normally an over explainer. You're pretty. So why, why are you not being that way with this lesson?

[Bobby Bone]

It's slightly sensitive.

[Lunchbox]

This is good though.

[Bobby Bone]

This is good.

[Amy]

You care a little sensitive. You didn't even reply to him last year.

[Bobby Bone]

I'm gonna say, that's good though.

[Amy]

I just think, well, I've been practicing less words. I've been practicing that because I feel like I tend to always over explain and I'm like, why am I doing this? Like, what am I. There's. I mean, I can still be kind and thoughtful with less words. I texted, oh, boom.

[Bobby Bone]

I said, whole family's going, brother in law's coach at Arkansas. Are you coming? Question mark.

[Amy]

Obviously he's not.

[Bobby Bone]

That's good.

[Lunchbox]

That's good. I like that response.

[Amy]

He's me. Like, no, I'm not.

[Bobby Bone]

And if he doubles down and goes, no, because I want to come with you, then I just got to figure it out. But I'm like the whole family.

[Amy]

What if he just says, well, I'm not anymore. Thought maybe I would. But you've got family.

[Bobby Bone]

That's the point. Say that. Leave it in there. It may be a. It's. It may be a relationship that reappears. So I just don't want to, like be angry. Oh. He says, yeah, but I need your assistance.

[Amy]

Oh, well, that's direct.

[Eddie]

Getting him a ticket.

[Lunchbox]

I need tickets for. See, yeah, that's not. That feels right.

[Amy]

Why did you have to say Are you. You. You opened that. You left. Like, why would you ask that question? You should have just been like. And then you'd be like, okay, cool. And now it always just feels like, people, I need your assistance.

[Bobby Bone]

This is the problem. People always ask me for crap. That's what always. That also shows you. You don't want my sidekick and my friend, just once I'm free.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

I want somebody to be my sidekick. I get sad about not having a sidekick.

[Lunchbox]

It's kind of cool, though. They were willing to hang out with you.

[Bobby Bone]

Willing to. In exchange.

[Amy]

Why you think this person is cool?

[Lunchbox]

I mean. I mean, I have no really thought about it. Like, either or. That's a tough one, man.

[Bobby Bone]

It's just. Why. Why do you keep putting me in a weird position? Texter.

[Amy]

Can you just send me who it is? I need a Google.

[Bobby Bone]

But I'm.

[Lunchbox]

It really wouldn't make a difference.

[Bobby Bone]

It wouldn't make a difference.

[Amy]

It would for me.

[Lunchbox]

No, it really wouldn't. I promise.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, it would give me context.

[Bobby Bone]

It doesn't matter. We'll move off. Move on to something else.

[Amy]

Well, I just want to know what person is like, not taking the hint.

[Lunchbox]

There are a lot of people like that.

[Amy]

What?

[Lunchbox]

I've dealt with a lot of people like that.

[Amy]

Please don't. I don't get that behavior at all. And not that that makes him bad, but, I mean, I would just. Like, he's shorter. He sort of like, was shooting his shot, and then you were very clear. And then he decided to shoot again.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Success. Success from him.

[Lunchbox]

Very persistent.

[Bobby Bone]

Very. Okay. The most powerful names in the United States. Ooh. The study looks into whether someone's name impacts their professional life and finds that most Fortune 500 CEOs are more likely to have these names.

[Amy]

Fortune 500 CEOs.

[Lunchbox]

These aren't like famous names that we know is just like a name like Henry or Richard.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, could be a powerful name. When they did Fortune 500 companies, they found these names were the most by CEOs. What do you think is a powerful name? This number one name says, this name projects authority and tradition, both of which qualifies that board of directors clearly value when selecting leadership.

[Lunchbox]

I got one.

[Bobby Bone]

Go ahead, Thor. No, it's not stupid names.

[Eddie]

It's not dumb names. It's like real.

[Bobby Bone]

Can you imagine if you're not.

[Lunchbox]

CEO's name is Thor? Like, yes, sir, Hulk. Whatever you need me to do.

[Amy]

Okay. I got my.

[Bobby Bone]

It's nothing stupid.

[Amy]

Go, William.

[Bobby Bone]

William is at number six. Good job. We'll mark that off. William at six. You still got the baton here, William.

[Amy]

Okay, well, I'll go with what I said originally, which was Richard.

[Lunchbox]

That can be Dick.

[Bobby Bone]

Dick didn't make it.

[Amy]

It didn't.

[Bobby Bone]

Hey, classic story of no Dick. You know what I'm saying? Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Joseph.

[Bobby Bone]

No. Eddie.

[Lunchbox]

Henry. I'm gonna go with the OG Henry Ford.

[Bobby Bone]

What is Henry, though? Henry. Oh, Hank is short for Henry.

[Amy]

It is What?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, Hank is Henry. Yeah, that's right. Henry. Aaron. Hank Aaron.

[Lunchbox]

Is Hank in there?

[Bobby Bone]

No, no, no. Hank's not either. But Thor's the number eight.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yes.

[Bobby Bone]

Amy, back over to you. You have the only points with William.

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Bob.

[Lunchbox]

That's William.

[Bobby Bone]

No, it's not. Bob is not William. What is Billy is William Will. Billy. That's all William.

[Amy]

Yeah, like Bill Clinton.

[Bobby Bone]

Bob is not a real name, but.

[Amy]

Bob Pittman is our CEO.

[Bobby Bone]

But that's Bob is Robert. Bob is Robert.

[Amy]

Oh, got it, got it.

[Bobby Bone]

You're going with Bob.

[Amy]

Oh, is it Robert? Dang it.

[Lunchbox]

Did you go Bob because of Bobby?

[Amy]

No, I went Bob because of Bob Pittman.

[Bobby Bone]

Does she get Bob? Bob, huh? Yeah. Does she get Robert?

[Lunchbox]

I mean, I think it's the same, isn't it?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, it comes from that number one. Robert. Robert. Yeah, Robert.

[Amy]

Nailed it.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Because Bob and Bobby are Robert. I'm not Robert. And people are always shocked that my real name is Bobby. But yes, if someone is a Bobby, usually they're a Robert. All right, Amy, you love powerful men. Go at number two.

[Amy]

George. I don't know, just thinking because of.

[Bobby Bone]

The bushes, but nope, no George. Okay, we'll do three rounds. Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Oh, man. What is a powerful name? Jack.

[Bobby Bone]

No, what's Jack, though? Is that one.

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Bobby Bone]

Is Jack a short name?

[Lunchbox]

Jack is just Jack is Jack Jackson.

[Bobby Bone]

I think for John. I never met a Jack. That was John.

[Amy]

Well, that was my next guess was a John.

[Bobby Bone]

No, you're guessing someone that gets a prostitute. Yeah, a John.

[Lunchbox]

A John.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, John's on here. But Jack and John are not the same.

[Amy]

Okay, so what's number is John?

[Bobby Bone]

Four.

[Amy]

So I've got six. One.

[Bobby Bone]

You didn't get four. You didn't get four.

[Eddie]

You went out of order.

[Bobby Bone]

No, I got four.

[Amy]

I went out of order.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. It's Eddie's turn.

[Amy]

Eddie was out.

[Lunchbox]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I just missed one. Thor.

[Bobby Bone]

No, you missed it. Hank or whatever.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Give me Tom. Nah, Tom knows Tom. CEO, Thomas.

[Bobby Bone]

Amy, One more round.

[Amy]

Can it be like, anybody? The third.

[Bobby Bone]

Just the third at the End of.

[Amy]

Their name, whatever their name is. I don't know if this is it, but it's Christopher.

[Bobby Bone]

Yep. Five.

[Amy]

Bam.

[Bobby Bone]

Wow.

[Eddie]

Amy, how do you get these?

[Lunchbox]

She likes powerful men, I guess.

[Amy]

Okay, that's not getting it. This is my mom's maiden name, so I just went with it. Christopher.

[Lunchbox]

I had a boss named Christopher. I don't know, dude. I take him serious.

[Bobby Bone]

You didn't like him.

[Amy]

So what's left? 2.

[Bobby Bone]

Na. A lot. 2, 3. 7. 8. 9. 10.

[Amy]

Mark.

[Bobby Bone]

Yep. 8.

[Lunchbox]

Amy, how do you know this?

[Amy]

Matthew?

[Bobby Bone]

I knew you're gonna. I knew that was next. Did you want Bible? Oh, I knew it was next. I knew it was next. I knew it was next. No, no, no.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bone]

Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it was easy.

[Bobby Bone]

David, number seven.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I got one.

[Bobby Bone]

Boom.

[Eddie]

Stephen.

[Bobby Bone]

No.

[Eddie]

Steve.

[Bobby Bone]

Eddie.

[Lunchbox]

Charles. Man, I didn't get any.

[Bobby Bone]

I think we're done now. What's.

[Lunchbox]

Charlie.

[Bobby Bone]

Charlie. Chuck. Chuck. Yeah. Yeah, Chuck.

[Lunchbox]

Chuck. Have you seen the reports on the.

[Bobby Bone]

Four Chuck's middle management. Because when you got a middle management, you got to go from Chuck to Charles. Number one's Robert.

[Amy]

Oh, wait, we're done.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, we're done. You won. You won.

[Amy]

I have one more guest.

[Bobby Bone]

Go ahead, Luke.

[Lunchbox]

Okay, now she's really going.

[Eddie]

We really wasted another guess on that.

[Bobby Bone]

Methuselah.

[Lunchbox]

No, Barnabas.

[Bobby Bone]

Robert at 1. Michael at 2.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, Michael.

[Bobby Bone]

James at 3. John, Christopher, William, David, Mark, Timothy, and Brian.

[Lunchbox]

There's always a Brian.

[Bobby Bone]

Brian. Next up, 780,000 pressure washers are recalled after reports of explosions and impact injuries. I love watching pressure wash videos, though, on TikTok.

[Lunchbox]

So soothing.

[Amy]

Satisfying.

[Bobby Bone]

Satisfying is what I would say. More than soothing.

[Lunchbox]

That's the word.

[Bobby Bone]

When it came out, I looked at you funny, but man, when you.

[Lunchbox]

It looks like almost like they're gonna eraser and they're erasing something off a wall.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, if it's dirty and they're doing it, it's cool because it comes off clean. But yeah, no, there's a lot of pressure in pressure washers. Obviously. That's why it's called a pressure washer.

[Lunchbox]

Yes, yes.

[Bobby Bone]

But these Ryobi electric pressure washers sold in the US And Canada are being recalled because a capacitor can overheat and burst, ejecting parts that pose a serious injury risk.

[Lunchbox]

That means like, grenade, like explosion with privacy news.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Shrapnel comes out. Yeah, yeah, that story. So if you have one of those.

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[Bobby Bone]

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[Lunchbox]

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[Bobby Bone]

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[Bobby Bone]

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[Amy]

So just over the summer, they built there and then. Oh, my gosh.

[Bobby Bone]

Superintendent Jim Adams. Was Jim on the list? James. Jim praised the quick response from the school staff and local emergency crews. You know, we used to do. That was so stupid. There was this. And this is like fifth grade. So stupidity's allowed in fifth grade. But there was this pole. And this pole, they didn't know yet that it had an electric current. When you touched it, it shocked you. So something was broken. And the pole was hot. And so we would go and grab the pole and see how many people could grab the other person and send shock all the way through. All the people, you idiots.

[Amy]

Oh, that's not smart.

[Lunchbox]

And no one told an authority that this was happening.

[Bobby Bone]

It fits great. Like, you're. This is the height of being an idiot in that way.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

But one person would grab and go, and then someone would grab their hand and go.

[Lunchbox]

Do you remember how many people?

[Bobby Bone]

Like six or seven. That's amazing.

[Amy]

So that first person is just continuing.

[Bobby Bone]

To get the whole time. The whole time.

[Lunchbox]

Well, and then someone in the middle. The charge is going through.

[Bobby Bone]

It's all the way through. And we thought it was the funniest thing. It'd go all the way through.

[Lunchbox]

That's crazy.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Actually, I kind of like it.

[Bobby Bone]

It's fun. It's fun. It's fun to do. Sophie Rain. Does that name ring a bell? Amy?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby Bone]

So she's on only fans. I know her, and people didn't believe her. She's 20 years old, but they didn't believe how much money she was making. She is a Christian. She's still a virgin, and people still subscribe to her. She doesn't do Bible studies, though. She's like, you know, she's like a little close.

[Eddie]

She's hot.

[Amy]

So she's clothed, but it's little clothes.

[Bobby Bone]

I believe so. Yeah. But anything I've ever seen from her is always a news story, so they don't show. Somebody would have to look to see what she actually does.

[Lunchbox]

Just check the account.

[Bobby Bone]

I don't think she does actual contact, Kristen. She's virgin, but I think that she. But Anyway, she made $82 million last year. 82 million. 82. And nobody believed her. So she pulled on the clip that I saw, she pulled up the numbers feed from her only fan, and it showed all the money. $82 million?

[Amy]

Yeah. That's a lot.

[Bobby Bone]

That's more than LeBron in a year. 82 million. That's wild. Would you pose naked for a million?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby Bone]

5 million.

[Amy]

Where's now? Like, where's the picture going?

[Bobby Bone]

It doesn't matter.

[Amy]

All over the Internet.

[Bobby Bone]

Whoever wants. It's just there. It's not like there's a press release for the world.

[Amy]

I know that there's a dollar amount.

[Bobby Bone]

Just because $5 million.

[Amy]

I don't. Would that change my life and be helpful? Yes. And then I have to live with that. I did that. And my daughter would know I did that for money. And then she would see that as a green light and join. Like, I would want to protect her from that also. It's just not in alignment and integrity with me. Like, I.

[Bobby Bone]

It's just nudity. We're born that way.

[Amy]

I know, but if it was just. Just nudity and we're born that way, wouldn't we all be doing it? I mean, there's obviously something.

[Bobby Bone]

One million. I'm in.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, but those are just rules that we created. You know, you had to put clothes on.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know.

[Lunchbox]

Maybe God wanted us to be all.

[Amy]

Be naked and he wanted pervy men to pay for it. I don't think so.

[Bobby Bone]

Maybe one pervy man would pay you. It wouldn't be like a universal.

[Amy]

Just one pervy man. No.

[Lunchbox]

You ever thought that?

[Amy]

I haven't even sold feet pics because I feel weird about that. So now. Now if times. If. If I was extremely desperate, I don't know what I would do. So I'm just putting myself in with my current situation. Yes. Would that change things and be awesome? Absolutely.

[Bobby Bone]

Would you have 5 million if one person saw it and you didn't know him, but he's like, I'll pay you 5 million, and I promise to always keep the picture secret.

[Amy]

Oh, well, but see. But then I'm doing it, and I still know. I do it. I know, but it's secret. And then what if it still got out?

[Bobby Bone]

No, it can't get out. It will never get out.

[Amy]

That's a really, really hard decision because that is a lot of money. I just think that ultimately that would feel weird.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, of course. It better feel something. Five million bucks.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, I do it 100%.

[Amy]

What would your wife feel about that?

[Bobby Bone]

She'd feel rich.

[Eddie]

Buy her present.

[Amy]

I don't think that's just how she would feel.

[Lunchbox]

Does she like the house?

[Amy]

So how would you feel if she did that?

[Bobby Bone]

It's a naked body. Who cares?

[Amy]

How would you feel if she did that?

[Bobby Bone]

Five million bucks.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Let her rip.

[Amy]

You're Fine with it. As long. So this is like Indecent Proposal.

[Bobby Bone]

No, I'm not saying have sex with her. Well, that's a whole different thing.

[Amy]

What do you think he's gonna do with the picture?

[Lunchbox]

And this is still the rule of where no one's gonna see it.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Well, then why don't I sell my feet pics?

[Bobby Bone]

Exactly. That's what we've been saying for the last years.

[Amy]

I know. Gosh, it's your foot, Amy. I know. But then it's like, what they want my foot picks for.

[Lunchbox]

Doesn't matter.

[Amy]

Yeah. Just weird and gross.

[Lunchbox]

Kind of like when you give money to a homeless person. I don't care what they do with the money.

[Bobby Bone]

Have it.

[Lunchbox]

Give them the money.

[Bobby Bone]

Have it. Do your own thing. I don't see it.

[Amy]

Yeah, I don't know. I guess it's just not in alignment.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, Ray did that for a dude. Got in his underwear in his basement for a bit of money.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Never saw pictures, huh?

[Raymondo]

I mean, it was all for the prospect of going big, which really was probably just all.

[Amy]

I mean, I don't know. Maybe it's crazy. And I know it's a hypothetical, so it's hard to say if, like, if it was really in front of me. I don't know.

[Lunchbox]

That's why I would think the hypothetical would just be easier to answer.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Cause. Or just no one of the two.

[Lunchbox]

I feel like it'd be harder if it was real.

[Bobby Bone]

It's neither way gonna happen.

[Amy]

I'm, like, so conflicted by the hypothetical. I mean, I get that it's a lot of money, but also, I don't want to be a sellout for that unless I was totally desperate.

[Bobby Bone]

So. Kenny Rua, CBS 58, with this story, is or was a car salesman at this place in Wisconsin. He was fired because he did. It was a joke over social media in which he implicated that he looked happier because he just sold a single mom a car for 10,000 over the sticker.

[Amy]

Oh, it was a joke. Oh, yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

And they were like, why so happy? He's like, it's a joke.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

There was backlash, and he apologized, but still cost him his job. I. People have to stop being so.

[Lunchbox]

That is so serious, man.

[Eddie]

Jeez.

[Bobby Bone]

The Internet gets mad at everything for a second, and then they move on to something else. All you have to do is be quiet for two days. Don't fire him. He doesn't need to apologize. People would have moved on from that joke so fast. In that situation, it would have never mattered. But people don't have the guts to stand by. I mean, if he's a bad employee, it's perfect reason to fire him. Right?

[Lunchbox]

Right. That's different.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, then you got him. You're like, oh, that's what we needed. Got to let you go, man. Internet has spoken. But the Internet backlashes against everything, so something bad happens. Just shut up. Go away. Internet will move on, Rachel. Move on. Yeah. Kind of a funny joke. Why you look so happy. I just sold a single mom that car for 10k over the sticker price.

[Lunchbox]

That's funny.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Can I give you an update? Sophia Raine does not do nudity.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, I didn't think so.

[Eddie]

She only does suggestive videos where she walks around in lingerie and things like that. Bikinis. And her most profitable client is Charlie, who has, over the years, given her $5 million.

[Lunchbox]

Wow.

[Eddie]

And he's married for that price.

[Amy]

How does she know that price is.

[Eddie]

They talk pretty much every day.

[Bobby Bone]

What'd you say, five million bucks to get Amy do a nude for that? What if Charlie hit you up? It was like, 5 million. So I gave Sophia Raine one nude. It's a hypothetical. You can just say, no way. I stand by my beliefs, or absolutely.

[Amy]

No, I'm not going to. I'm still thinking about Charlie. Does Charlie's w. Wife now?

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know if Charlie has a wife.

[Amy]

Charlie's married.

[Eddie]

She said. I don't know. We don't get too personal. I don't know how old he is or anything like that, but I do know that he has a wife. And Drake even DM'd her one time trying to slide into the DMS.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh.

[Amy]

Like, oh, champagne Poppy.

[Eddie]

Yep. This is all from an article I read. Interview. She talks about she wants to retire and have a farm.

[Amy]

She can retire.

[Bobby Bone]

She made 80 million bucks, so she has 40 of that.

[Amy]

Why is she still working?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Okay, Eddie, I don't know what this means. I saved it, though. I conducted my own research.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yes. You know how, like, you read research and articles. Don't need to do that.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

I conducted my own research in my own home of my children. They say, you know, like, sugar, Cokes, whatever. Make kids crazy.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

I, through my research, discovered that playing loud music in your house makes your kid go. Your kids go crazy. Because I love listening loud music. And when I'm cooking dinner, I'll put on the, you know, the. The speakers loud. And the kids go into, like, party mode, where it's like, ah, yeah, they're yelling. They're getting stuff out of the fridge, throwing trash all over, and then I turn the radio off, and then they're just like, hey, what's for dinner?

[Eddie]

It's so weird.

[Lunchbox]

I don't know if, like, if the. The music tells their brain, like, all right, it's party mode. Do whatever you want. And they just go, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun. They dance.

[Bobby Bone]

They are loud.

[Lunchbox]

They talk loud. They fight more. And then once the music's off, they go back to normal life, don't you think?

[Bobby Bone]

Again, when music is up, that means party club, right?

[Amy]

Like, what's the genre? You're not playing, like, classical?

[Lunchbox]

No, like, anything. Pearl Jam. I mean, as long as it's loud. As long as it's, like, above 80%, dude, it's crazy. Like, they just go into, like.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, but if we started playing music loud one, you'd have to be louder to even have somebody hear you. Everything has to be louder to match the energy of the loud music.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, so that's what they're doing, what I do.

[Bobby Bone]

Sugar, caffeine, and loud music and report back.

[Lunchbox]

They'll tear the house down or they'll.

[Bobby Bone]

Lose all energy and pass out.

[Eddie]

There you go.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Bobby Bone]

That's what you can do. All right. There was an issue here at work where they had food here. It was last week. It was week one of football season. So they did, like, a tailgate here in the kitchen. Did you guys see this?

[Lunchbox]

No, I saw the email.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay, you saw the email? Yeah. Did you bring food to it, Morgan? No, I didn't, because that was the thing. Bring food and you can take part.

[Morgan]

Exactly.

[Bobby Bone]

Lunchbox should bring food.

[Eddie]

No, I didn't bring food. I didn't really read the email. I just saw tailgate. We're gonna have food in the break room. And I assumed, okay, cool. And I went in there to get food, and I get a plate, and everybody's all dressed in their football shirts, and I get a plate, and some lady. I don't know who she is, she's.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Eddie]

What did you bring? And I was like, what? I was like, I didn't bring anything. She was, oh, well, then you have to wait till everybody's done eating that brought food to make sure there's any leftovers. I'm like, who are like, what is going on here? Like, just let me get some food. There's plenty of food. I work in this building. Without me, there wouldn't be this building, probably.

[Bobby Bone]

So I think it was bring food and then you can Take part in it. It wasn't just everybody gets to eat all the food that doesn't bring anything.

[Eddie]

Right. But just stop me like, oh, wait, wait. You got to wait till everybody's done, and then there's leftovers. We'll send out an email.

[Bobby Bone]

Well, that makes sense, because you didn't bring food, and the requirement was you had to bring food to order in order to eat everybody's food.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but our show provides that food. It provides them with that money so they can buy food so they can have these parties.

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know that that's true because I don't know if they were salespeople of our. Even. Of our station even.

[Eddie]

Not even sure. I don't know who all they were. I didn't know all the people, but obviously people associated with our show were there.

[Bobby Bone]

So you got rejected at the door at the club.

[Eddie]

So I got rejected, and I had to wait until.

[Bobby Bone]

But you waited for the food then.

[Eddie]

No, I wouldn't. I had some work to do, so I did that. And then they said, all right, there's food, and I got the scraps.

[Bobby Bone]

So you still went back to the food?

[Eddie]

I did. I got scraps left in the pile.

[Bobby Bone]

So he didn't wait.

[Amy]

He just went and worked, which was waiting.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I mean, I didn't just stand there.

[Bobby Bone]

And wait like, oh, you were offended by it all.

[Eddie]

I was offended. Like, I got stuck.

[Bobby Bone]

You think you're better than the rules?

[Eddie]

Well, not better than the rules, but.

[Bobby Bone]

The rules were if you don't bring food, you don't get to eat everybody's food.

[Eddie]

I mean, one person went over and bought hamburgers from McDonald's because they didn't have anything. It's like, those are all.

[Bobby Bone]

Then why didn't you do something like that? Walk down to the grocery store below. Below here?

[Eddie]

Yeah, I should have got a bag of chips or something.

[Lunchbox]

There we go.

[Eddie]

I was just really annoyed by this lady stepping between me and the food, like, oh, sorry, you can't eat. Like, put the plate down.

[Lunchbox]

Did you wear a jersey? Like the email said? Like, wear a jersey.

[Bobby Bone]

Did you do anything the email said?

[Eddie]

I didn't even know there was supposed to. We were supposed to wear a jersey.

[Lunchbox]

It said, wear a jersey. Your favorite team.

[Eddie]

Like, I literally didn't. I just saw the title Tailgate in the break room Happening Whatever day. And I was like, all right, great. So they're having a party in the break room for us. And that's all. I didn't.

[Bobby Bone]

For us.

[Eddie]

I didn't read the Email?

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. And did you get snippy with the person?

[Eddie]

I was just like, well, that's kind of crazy. I mean, I am on the biggest show in this building. And she was like, yeah, but you didn't read it.

[Bobby Bone]

We wouldn't say stuff like that.

[Eddie]

Why?

[Bobby Bone]

Because that doesn't give you the rights to that food. It has nothing to do with that food. They may have nothing to do with us. We have national sales team. It doesn't affect them at all. The local sales, especially if they don't work for our station specifically.

[Eddie]

Don't they work for all stations? They can sell any of us.

[Bobby Bone]

They can. That doesn't mean they do. Doesn't mean they make any money off us. Also, it's just not a good attitude to have with people. Like, I'm bigger than what you're doing, so I should have it even though I'm not doing what everybody else was asked to do.

[Eddie]

And some of them brought like hot items, like fresh cooked. And I'm like, yeah, it must be nice. I'm here early in the morning. I can't just bring fresh cooked food. Sorry.

[Bobby Bone]

You know? Do they feel sorry for you? Then I'll let you in. No, no. Anybody else go to this still kind.

[Eddie]

Of gave me a lot of.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, I went later once we were done with all this stuff, but, like, there was really no one there. Just the food. It's pretty good food too, though.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, yeah.

[Lunchbox]

There was a dip that I'd never had before. It was like ground beef with rotel and cheese. Delicious.

[Bobby Bone]

Here's the email. Football season is upon us. Let's celebrate by wearing your favorite team's jersey and bringing in your favorite tailgate foods.

[Eddie]

Usually when I go to tailgate, I just bum off people.

[Bobby Bone]

So think dips, chips, meats, sweets, and all the other great game day snacks. See you there. So everything's right there. It's two lines to read the email.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's the great thing about a tailgate. You walk through a tailgate and guess what? People are usually offering up their food. Hey, man, come on over our tailgate, have a drink, grab a dog, grab a burger.

[Lunchbox]

Have you ever hosted a tailgate?

[Eddie]

No. That's the whole point. You just go to other people's tailgate. You walk around, you bounce from tailgates and you get the free stuff.

[Lunchbox]

Kind of annoying though, when you host one and people walk by, oh, you have an extra, you know, hot dog.

[Bobby Bone]

You ever hosted a tailgate?

[Lunchbox]

I was with someone who did.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

And like, there were Texas longhorns games. And like we would show up at 5 in the morning, I'd help you put the tent up and everything, fire up the grill and you do so much work. And then when like 11 o' clock rolls around, people walking by like, hey, you got an extra beer? I'm like, get your.

[Eddie]

Get out of here.

[Lunchbox]

Like, this isn't yours.

[Eddie]

It was him 100% did it all the time.

[Bobby Bone]

A driver was pulled over for speeding. They said they had to speed because they were running out of gas. You know what, it makes sense. It doesn't, but it makes sense if you think you have to go so fast so when you run out you can coast even longer. Yeah, like they were lying. But if you were to do some mental gymnastics, you can make it work. Like, yeah, Officer, I wanted to go like 90 because I'm about to run out of gas. So whenever I do run out, I can just put it neutral and roll all the way to the gas station. Yeah, but going that fast is going to burn more gas. Police stopped a speeding van after it was clocked at like 93. The 36 year old driver claimed he was rushing because he was almost out of gas. And indeed the van did run dry right after. Inside the eight seater were nine people. The driver and passengers received multiple tickets totaling $973. Oh, CBC. Someone charged up my Uber eats 800 bucks the other day.

[Amy]

How did they do that?

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know. It's second time my account's been hacked.

[Amy]

Yeesh. Makes me want to check mine, but I mean, I guess I would have seen it on my credit card.

[Bobby Bone]

That's how I know it wasn't in my account. Because I went to my account to see and it wasn't. It was my credit card. Oh, they charged 800 bucks in one. They must have got a lot of. What did they all tailgate? All tailgate food too? I don't know what the ubereated because it was on my credit card. It wasn't in my UberEats account. So I got a message going, did you just spend 800 bucks on UberEats? And I'm a defensive at first. I'm like, what if I did? Turns out I didn't.

[Lunchbox]

So you think somebody that stole your credit card information.

[Bobby Bone]

Yes. Got an ordered uber eats.

[Lunchbox]

Yes, 800 worth at once.

[Bobby Bone]

One shot. So they knew they only had one shot. It was eight mile. We got one shot, one opportunity. Yes. And they got 800 and stuff.

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[Bobby Bone]

On UberEats. I don't even know what place it came From. Because it went through the credit card to Uber Eats.

[Amy]

I mean, it's easy to spend it.

[Bobby Bone]

800.

[Amy]

No, no, it's not what I was gonna say. It's easy to spend. Like, sometimes I'll get on there and I'll order things. Like, if you're ordering for, like, me, the kids, and then plus the delivery fee, the tip. Like, sometimes I see how quickly it adds up, and I'm like, oh, dang, I cannot believe we just spent, like, how. However much, like, it adds up so quickly.

[Lunchbox]

I couldn't believe it was 800.

[Amy]

But I mean, for. For four people, you can get close to, like, sometimes $80, depending on the restaurant or what it is. Like, after you look at all the way they mark it up, it's crazy. Like, sometimes I'll switch to pickup versus delivery.

[Bobby Bone]

If you're like 80 bucks for four people, I need to know your way, because there's no way with delivery tax. It's like $140 at least.

[Amy]

Well, so, yeah, if you look at how easily someone could get to 800, I guess you just ordered every steak.

[Bobby Bone]

The steak. Plus. Plus. Plus. You could also do groceries and alcohol.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, that's true.

[Bobby Bone]

You do alcohol.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, and groceries.

[Bobby Bone]

I know you do groceries because we do that sometimes.

[Lunchbox]

Okay, I can see how you can do 800.

[Amy]

Do you ever compare the pickup price versus the delivery price?

[Bobby Bone]

So, like, no, because I don't feel guilty about not going to pick it up.

[Amy]

Okay, well, it's a big difference. And I'm like.

[Bobby Bone]

Because delivery fee is like eight bucks, and then you got to put in the tip, which is they recommend like 15 on the 1st, and you can go up or down from it. So that ends up being a significant part of it.

[Amy]

I don't understand the delivery fee. I'm saying the cost of the item. So, like, say, for example, if you were to get a bowl at Chipotle, like, my son likes this one particular bowl at Chipotle. If I pick up the order when I'm. When I'm tallying everything up, that one bowl is priced at, like, $13 or something. If. If I have it delivered, that bowl is like $18. And then there's the delivery fee at the bottom. It's. The price of the bowl is more.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amy]

Like, the whole menu goes up. If you're. It's not just the delivery fee. The menu is more expensive.

[Bobby Bone]

And I'm like, maybe then someone just bought a normal meal. It was 800 bucks because you had to deliver anyway.

[Amy]

I just. I'M sure y' all notice that it just blows my mind every time this.

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[Bobby Bone]

Let me ask the guys a question here. Do you prefer larger breasts?

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Lunchbox]

Not really.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Lunchbox]

Don't care.

[Eddie]

You really don't care?

[Lunchbox]

Nope.

[Bobby Bone]

Men who prefer larger breasts on women tend to be less financially secure.

[Lunchbox]

There you go dude. There you go. I was trying to keep a straight face this whole time.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, you knew he sent that story.

[Lunchbox]

No, I didn't know. I didn't know. No, I really don't care.

[Bobby Bone]

Dude.

[Amy]

Yeah, I sent it.

[Eddie]

Oh man.

[Amy]

I just wanted to pull the room and see how the guys how.

[Eddie]

But what do you mean financially secure? That means that we don't have enough money.

[Bobby Bone]

Let me find it actually because I.

[Eddie]

Assume that's what that means and they'd be right. But I don't care. Hey, I'll be financially insecure if I get to look at some big boobs.

[Lunchbox]

What are you talking about?

[Bobby Bone]

So you'll be broke if you can have big boobs? More than.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And then having someone, that's like a two by four. Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

So you'd rather be broke and have big boobs than have a whole lot of money and have somebody little boobs.

[Amy]

So the study revealed that men experiencing financial insecurity are more likely to be attracted to women with larger breasts. The connection may be linked to subconscious conscious association with resource availability and nurturing.

[Eddie]

I don't know what that means.

[Amy]

Insecurity means larger breasts are seen as signs of health and fertility and financial stress seems to heighten this instinct.

[Bobby Bone]

That's my 401k, guys.

[Eddie]

I don't look at that. I look at big breasts and think awesome.

[Amy]

It's a subconscious thing.

[Eddie]

It ain't anything about nurturing.

[Bobby Bone]

It could be probably why you think it's awesome.

[Lunchbox]

Right?

[Amy]

It's a survival thing. Like you might be influenced by something underlying, like psychologically rather than just your personal choice.

[Eddie]

No.

[Bobby Bone]

I mean you do kiss your mom in the mouth, right? Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

And my dad.

[Bobby Bone]

But how big are his boobs?

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Bobby Bone]

Researchers suggest that from an evolutionary psychological perspective, larger breasts are health and fertility. Financial stress heightens. The finding isn't meant to judge, but rather to show that our preferences can be influenced. Do you say this part?

[Amy]

I didn't.

[Bobby Bone]

By underlying psychological and survival factors rather than just personal choice.

[Amy]

Okay, that part I. The last part I did. But yeah, well, it's not meaning we're.

[Eddie]

Not research on me. I just like them.

[Bobby Bone]

No, but that's what you think. On the surface you just think you like them. But why do you like them?

[Lunchbox]

Deep down there's a mean.

[Eddie]

There's a reason I would rather hang out with those than a two by four.

[Bobby Bone]

Right, okay, but it's not rather it's. Would you rather have $100,000 in debt and live paycheck to paycheck but your partner have massive boobs?

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby Bone]

Or. Or have a hundred thousand dollars in the bank plus live comfortably and your partner have a cups. Oh, so you for somebody that's a.

[Eddie]

Cups aren't that fun? Guys, I'm just gonna tell you, but I'm just asking.

[Bobby Bone]

The money doesn't factor in.

[Eddie]

No.

[Bobby Bone]

So you'd rather have less money or.

[Eddie]

More if it's just an A cup.

[Amy]

Any financial insecurity he has, he's saying make up for it. Yes. Like that's why you need the teeth.

[Bobby Bone]

To that you need the teeth and.

[Eddie]

I. I enjoy them.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, that's not the question. No, it. No, that is when you factor in money. Would you rather have less money but more boob?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Or more money and less boob? No, more boob and less money.

[Amy]

Gosh. And he loves money.

[Lunchbox]

He loves money.

[Eddie]

But I love boobs. More guys boobs. Oh my gosh. Listen, you know what? Boobs were around for me before I had. Before I had a job.

[Bobby Bone]

So.

[Eddie]

So you.

[Bobby Bone]

So it is true. That's based on your mom's boobs.

[Eddie]

I'm like 15 years old. Guess what? I didn't have a job. Guess what. We're there though.

[Bobby Bone]

No, no. He loves boobs because of his mom's boobs. He just said it.

[Lunchbox]

Interesting.

[Bobby Bone]

He loves his mom's boobs.

[Amy]

Yeah, they've been for that.

[Bobby Bone]

That's what he just said.

[Lunchbox]

Way back to your mom.

[Eddie]

My mom doesn't have big boobs, but.

[Bobby Bone]

She has them and that's what you love.

[Amy]

I bet she did when you were breastfeeding.

[Eddie]

I doubt it.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, because they fill up with milk.

[Bobby Bone]

Wow.

[Eddie]

I don't think that big.

[Bobby Bone]

I think we had a breakthrough here.

[Lunchbox]

It's pretty cool to see that happen.

[Bobby Bone]

Wow. He loves boobs.

[Eddie]

I can't believe you guys don't like boobs.

[Bobby Bone]

No one said a guy, but it was in comparison to money. You would rather have less money and more boob than less boob and more money?

[Eddie]

Yes, I would rather have mountains than a street.

[Bobby Bone]

But that's not the question. If it meant less money. You have to factor in the money into this.

[Eddie]

I would rather have like listen, because then I would have to go buy her the mountains and that's. I'm just using my money that I'm going to get those mountains.

[Lunchbox]

But Lunchbox, you're going to have to work for the rest of your life because you don't have any money, but you're going to have those boobs.

[Eddie]

Exactly. Because it'll be something to do. It'll be entertainment.

[Lunchbox]

What are you going to do? I don't.

[Bobby Bone]

Don't got to go to the movies if you got boobs.

[Eddie]

What do you mean? What do you do? I don't understand. You don't understand what you do with them?

[Lunchbox]

You act like it's all day. Like what are you talking about?

[Eddie]

It's not all day. But man, you know what? It isn't. I mean if you're a two by four, what can you do with a two by four? Like, really?

[Lunchbox]

I don't want to be in the class.

[Bobby Bone]

Talk to it. Love it.

[Amy]

Yeah, she's probably off a lot more stuff to you. Just that.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay.

[Eddie]

You guys don't like boobs. I got it.

[Bobby Bone]

Nobody said that.

[Amy]

Who says two by four anyways?

[Lunchbox]

That's just like a flat surface.

[Amy]

And I get it. He's sounds like a child. A 15 year old.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Middle schooler.

[Bobby Bone]

If I said, Here's a 2x4, Bobby.

[Amy]

Don't say it like he says it.

[Bobby Bone]

I have to talk to him his own language.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bone]

And $50,000 in cash. Or here is big boobs and you have to pay me $5,000. One of the two have to happen.

[Eddie]

But are you saying I have to stay with the two by four forever?

[Bobby Bone]

It's your wife.

[Eddie]

Oh, I'll pay you the 5,000 and take the boobs. Yeah. I'll tell you, I'll pay you 5,000.

[Bobby Bone]

All right.

[Eddie]

Yeah, no doubt.

[Bobby Bone]

There you go. I think we learned a lot here.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's just crazy.

[Lunchbox]

Like, all he talks about is money. I've never heard him talk about boobs that much.

[Amy]

Don't talk about.

[Eddie]

It's not really a topic conversation at all on the show. If you want to.

[Lunchbox]

I'm just talking about.

[Bobby Bone]

He would. I guess he'd do the boob minute every day if we let him do it. Yeah.

[Eddie]

I mean, I can bring you in boobs from celebrities that I like to.

[Bobby Bone]

See on his laptop. It's always like, half naked women. Does your wife not care that you're.

[Eddie]

Like, she doesn't care.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, obsessed with looking at naked women all the time.

[Eddie]

Nah, she didn't. What does it bother her for?

[Bobby Bone]

I don't know. That's what I was asking.

[Lunchbox]

See, what's so stupid, though, is that's how you talk here when she's not.

[Bobby Bone]

Around the point here.

[Lunchbox]

And then he brings in audio. He's like, hey, I just tried to.

[Bobby Bone]

Are you okay?

[Lunchbox]

Would it hurt your feelings if I had, like, boobs, she doesn't care.

[Bobby Bone]

And then he does that. Let's make out at the end time. Try to seem like he's, I don't know, messing with boobs all day. Okay, let's do one more thing. Raymondo is upset because some of the management doesn't listen to our show. What happened?

[Raymondo]

So they came in the studio and they. The person did. I was keep trying to keep it generic. And they go, hey, I was in the parking garage. That's crazy. You have like massive tires on your car and a light on the front.

[Bobby Bone]

When did you get it? Upgrade.

[Raymondo]

That looks so good. It was a massive bid on the show. A year and a half ago, Chase Matthew came in, paid for the whole thing and made my car great again.

[Bobby Bone]

It.

[Raymondo]

Are you not a part of this show? Were we not listening to radio anymore?

[Bobby Bone]

Were you really offended by that? Do you expect them to hear every bit on the show?

[Raymondo]

That was a pretty big one.

[Bobby Bone]

How many shows? Are they over?

[Raymondo]

Are they over?

[Lunchbox]

You said as a boss, right?

[Raymondo]

Oh, yeah, just this one. I mean, also, we're the only massively syndicated one in the building, so I'd like to think we're the biggest one.

[Bobby Bone]

But you think? Heck, I think even the people that listen to us every day don't know every single thing that happens on the show.

[Raymondo]

I know, but nowadays, YouTube, Instagram, Tic Tac, the radio.

[Bobby Bone]

I heart Tic Tac. Yes. He did all that stuff. Do you do. Are you on Tick Tock?

[Raymondo]

No, my wife shows me the good ones.

[Bobby Bone]

You're not on Tick Tock at all?

[Raymondo]

No, but she sends me. I see him for the show and then I see the ones my wife gets.

[Bobby Bone]

Are you not interested in being on social media?

[Raymondo]

I'm interested on being on social media. I thought Tic Tac was gonna get cancelled.

[Bobby Bone]

Why do you keep saying Tic Tac?

[Raymondo]

That's what I call it.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay.

[Raymondo]

And it didn't get canceled. I'll never get on it. I see. Fine. I mean, they cross over to Instagram.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, but it's like two months after.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, it's delayed.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, it's delayed. Like Reels is a delayed TikTok. Go ahead. And.

[Raymondo]

Yeah, I just never got into it. I feel like it's for younger kids, but. But yeah, so I just was a little offended and surprised that this member of the show did not listen to the actual show. And especially it just. Just seems as though it would be part of the job. But that might be me.

[Bobby Bone]

If they had to listen to everything that we did every day, that would take hours of their day, every day.

[Raymondo]

It's just. It's one of those things. I mean, imagine if somebody came up to you, Bobby, when did you get married? Like, that was a massive bit on the show.

[Bobby Bone]

That was more than a bit, though.

[Raymondo]

Right, but what makes a bit.

[Lunchbox]

That was comparing your marriage to Chase.

[Bobby Bone]

Matthew pimping his ride.

[Raymondo]

But it's these things you can actually see.

[Bobby Bone]

Boom.

[Raymondo]

Marriage, real life event. My vehicle. Massive real life.

[Bobby Bone]

I hear you.

[Raymondo]

It's the same vehicle for you.

[Bobby Bone]

That's a bad analogy.

[Raymondo]

And so I just. I felt bad for the person. Just, man, throw on the app every once in a while. I heart.

[Bobby Bone]

Sometimes we just say stuff and compare things. Just trying to relate.

[Raymondo]

Search country.

[Bobby Bone]

Do you know the note? Do you know the notable one?

[Amy]

Well, it's not coming to mind right now.

[Bobby Bone]

When Eddie's dad died. Oh, do you remember this one? What?

[Amy]

I'm trying to think.

[Lunchbox]

They may not know. They may not know.

[Bobby Bone]

We haven't talked about it.

[Lunchbox]

I don't think so.

[Bobby Bone]

No.

[Lunchbox]

No, no.

[Amy]

Yeah. Because I'm like, I don't know what you're talking about.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, never mind.

[Amy]

Can you say it now?

[Bobby Bone]

It's not bad. I just think it's. It was Morgan. I just think it was. It was her trying to relate, and it just was funny because she compared her boyfriend, her ex boyfriend breaking up with her to Eddie dying.

[Morgan]

Okay, I did not do that.

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[Lunchbox]

You didn't know this?

[Eddie]

Oh, no, no.

[Bobby Bone]

I just think she was just trying.

[Raymondo]

To relate a little bit.

[Morgan]

No, it just all happened at same time.

[Eddie]

She obviously remembers it.

[Morgan]

Eddie, you can't even laugh because you've even admitted this is not true. We've talked about this.

[Lunchbox]

No, it's true. It happened.

[Bobby Bone]

But I mean, okay, I liked it. Eddie, what is your. What is your version. What's your version of the story?

[Lunchbox]

Well, we were doing best bits, and my dad had died, and we were just talking about, you know, grief, and.

[Bobby Bone]

Like, oh, no, this is not.

[Amy]

You have.

[Morgan]

You have two faces, Eddie. You've said two different things, and that's it.

[Lunchbox]

But they're asking what happened. Then you tell the story.

[Morgan]

We both shared stories on that. Best bits, but there was never a moment where I was like, this is the same thing. I said, there's all kinds of grief. Yes, but I never said. This is the easy thing.

[Bobby Bone]

Eddie, you tell your version real quick. I want to know Eddie's version of the story.

[Amy]

Do you know Morgan's heart? She would never think that's the same thing.

[Bobby Bone]

That's my point.

[Lunchbox]

But, Morgan. Don't look at me. I didn't say anything. Eddie, it's funny.

[Bobby Bone]

Tell your version of the story.

[Lunchbox]

So we're talking about my dad's death and.

[Eddie]

Oh, man. Oh, man.

[Lunchbox]

And just. We're just talking about how grief. Grief is hard. Like, it's hard. And then somehow I don't even remember how it happened. But then Morgan's like, you know, it comes in different ways. Like, when I broke up with My boyfriend, like. And we start talking about how she had to overcome that. So it was a grieving conversation.

[Eddie]

So her getting over the boyfriend and you getting over your dad was like, you guys had to use the same tools.

[Morgan]

Oh, my God.

[Eddie]

Is that what you're saying?

[Amy]

I don't know. Cause I haven't heard it, so I can't say anything.

[Bobby Bone]

Morgan, what is your recollection?

[Morgan]

Yes, I had spent, like. We spent 30 minutes talking about Eddie's dad passing away, and I was honestly trying to not make him talk about it anymore. So I just, like. I took the conversation in a different direction, and it felt like the most natural conversation. And I naturally. When I feel like I've made somebody talk about something so emotional for so long, I'll just, like, put it back on me. It was never about comparing the two griefs, but, yes, it was. There was a mention of the fact of grief comes in many forms.

[Bobby Bone]

I heard you said, well, that's nothing, and then told your story.

[Amy]

Oh, dear God.

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No, I didn't listen to this.

[Bobby Bone]

You think that's bad?

[Eddie]

That was a tragedy. Let me tell you about my tragedy.

[Morgan]

Not even close.

[Eddie]

Oh, man.

[Morgan]

That is not even.

[Bobby Bone]

So you feel like that's unfair.

[Morgan]

Yes. And because I've also, like, there was, like, two listeners who keep, like, bringing it up. So I was like, eddie, hey, like, do you feel this way if you did? Like, I own that, and I'm so sorry if I ever feel that way.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Because somebody, like, somebody wrote a mean.

[Lunchbox]

Comment, but months later, a year later.

[Morgan]

Yeah, yeah, there was some. When it first happened, but months later. And so I went to Eddie. I was like, I really need to, like, verify with you. Like, did you feel this way? Like, how do you. Like, if I did something wrong or if I stepped in the wrong. He's like, morgan, I literally.

[Lunchbox]

I said, I don't care.

[Morgan]

I didn't feel anything about that. I couldn't tell you any moment in that that bothered me.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, no, I'm talking about my dad dying. Like, I didn't really even think about that.

[Bobby Bone]

But when you heard it back, and she was like, well, that's nothing.

[Lunchbox]

Well, no, she brought it back up.

[Morgan]

I didn't say, well, that's nothing. I did not say that.

[Lunchbox]

She brought it back up because listeners were telling her stuff.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Like, just.

[Eddie]

Oh, man. All right, that's very good.

[Bobby Bone]

I feel we can wrap it right here.

[Lunchbox]

And. No, we'd never talked about that.

[Bobby Bone]

I thought we had. It gets brought up so much.

[Amy]

No, because I was like, I Mean, I forget stuff all the time, but I definitely had no memory of what you were alluding to.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. I was hearing somebody talk about. Just the other day, remember when Morgan compared her boyfriend breaking up with her to Eddie's dad dying? And I was like, oh, yeah, okay.

[Amy]

But she didn't compare it.

[Bobby Bone]

I think the story has grown in different ways.

[Lunchbox]

It's like telephone.

[Bobby Bone]

Yes, I think it's. It's a whole different story now.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Well, I would just like to. Just in case. Just in case there's any mistake of anything. Eddie, I'm sorry if I ever made you.

[Lunchbox]

Don't apologize to me. I don't care.

[Morgan]

Because that was never my intention and never something I would do to you.

[Lunchbox]

I don't care. But I do think it's funny.

[Bobby Bone]

It's best. From August 31, 2024, Eddie and Morgan open up about their grief.

[Morgan]

Also.

[Bobby Bone]

That was like, Morgan, you also opened up about yours. The same guys.

[Amy]

It's also grief.

[Morgan]

I don't know what to tell you. That is naturally what you call both of those.

[Bobby Bone]

Okay, here's what I never compare. Let me read the.

[Amy]

Who makes the title and description?

[Bobby Bone]

Let me read this first. Hold on. Before. I don't know. Morgan and Eddie have a hard but important and vulnerable conversation this weekend as they help each other talk about their grief. Eddie shares details around his family's loss and how he's been coping. Morgan admits how she's really feeling following her breakup.

[Amy]

Okay, who writes that?

[GoDaddy Announcer]

I do.

[Morgan]

Yeah, but they're both called grief. It's just also, you have, I don't know, 20 characters to use. You don't have a lot to write in a title. So I couldn't be like Morgan's breakfast.

[Bobby Bone]

There's a poll. Whose is worse? What?

[Lunchbox]

On Instagram.

[Bobby Bone]

The poll is, whose is worst, yours or his? Who put somebody up? Who put the poll up? There's no poll. Morgan won the poll. He won.

[Morgan]

Morgan. No, no. Eddie's is much worse. Like, there's no. There's literally no comparison in that.

[Bobby Bone]

It says that Morgan said people die every day. Oh, my God, Mike.

[Amy]

I hate you guys.

[GoDaddy Announcer]

I hate this place.

[Amy]

So the only thing I quit. Like, y' all are acting like Morgan had to be like, before she spoke like, Eddie. I know that this is nowhere near what you're going through, and this is not the exact same thing. And grief can come in all shapes. Like, she needed to preface it with that, because I think it's obvious. Like, knowing Morgan, she's not going to compare those two things.

[Lunchbox]

Was the timeline. Was it the same timeline? I don't remember.

[Morgan]

Yeah, it was right about the same time.

[Amy]

It had to be.

[Eddie]

That's why you both were.

[Bobby Bone]

It's pretty sensitive to both you at the same time.

[Eddie]

No, you guys leaned on each other.

[Bobby Bone]

You needed each other for that one.

[Morgan]

I quit. I don't want to do anything anymore.

[Eddie]

Hold on. Can you read the description again?

[Bobby Bone]

It's off the screen.

[Eddie]

I mean, here's the thing. Realistically, in the description, you should have the highlight.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, he's gonna tell you how you should have put it in the description. This is even better. He's gonna tell you how to do a description to do your job.

[Eddie]

Because the description does make it sound like they're on even levels. It really should have been like, eddie opens up.

[Amy]

Okay, then that's my fau.

[Morgan]

And I'm sorry. I'll do better at descriptions. I write 5,000 of them every day. I don't also.

[Bobby Bone]

Look who's talking. He's telling you how to do your job at writing descriptions.

[Morgan]

I'm done with this.

[Lunchbox]

How would you have written in lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Eddie opens up about losing his father? I mean, that's more.

[Lunchbox]

And just leave it there.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

Okay. I'm sorry. Like, I don't know what you guys want me to say. There was never any intention behind any of that.

[Bobby Bone]

Literally, a year ago. A year ago. We're jumping right in right now. A year ago. Some stuff never dies. All right? I'm sure this will come up again in, like, three months, but until then.

[Eddie]

That's the first I ever heard that, man.

[Lunchbox]

I'm surprised you didn't hear anything about that one.

[Eddie]

I wish people had told me.

[Bobby Bone]

All right, we're done. Thank you, guys. We're back with the Normal show tomorrow. This was a podcast we put up, obviously, just on Labor Day, which isn't even a real holiday, right?

[Eddie]

No, it is.

[Bobby Bone]

Oh, yes, it is. No, it's a federal holiday. But I'm saying it's a stupid.

[Lunchbox]

That's for labor workers.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah, I did labor. I did labor for it.

[Lunchbox]

So take the day off. It's for you, man.

[Bobby Bone]

But I'm saying that's, like, the stupidest of all the holidays, right?

[Lunchbox]

No, really. What is it for, though? Like, Labor.

[Bobby Bone]

Labor Day celebrates the social and economic achievements of the American labor movement, recognizes the hard work and contributions to laborers, to the nation's strength and prosperity. It's not a real holiday.

[Lunchbox]

Dang. Right?

[Bobby Bone]

No, yeah, I hear you.

[Lunchbox]

Which we all had hard labor and President Day.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Ranking the stupidest holidays is probably up there.

[Amy]

We'll take it.

[Bobby Bone]

Yeah. Oh, no, no, no. Thank you. You. We like it. Love it. Yeah. But like, federal holidays is really one of the ones that people don't know what it means. So that's how you know it's kind of stupid.

[Amy]

You figure, like Memorial Day. You obviously get it.

[Bobby Bone]

It's a real one. That would make sense.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby Bone]

Yes. Christmas. You get it. Yep. Halloween's not even a real holiday because you don't get off.

[Amy]

Yeah. Thanksgiving. We get it. Although, yeah.

[Bobby Bone]

Now history's a little wonky in retrospect.

[Amy]

Yeah. It's like, well, but we'll take it.

[Bobby Bone]

Love paying tribute to American workers. Love it. But most people don't know what it means. There's like, I don't know, something about labor. Woman, woman in labor.

[Lunchbox]

Women, labor. I thought that for years.

[Bobby Bone]

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