The Bobby Bones Show – MON PT 1: Bobby Got Invited On A TV Show...But He's Nervous + Did Amy Cheat During A Game? + Lunchbox Is Going To Court

Air Date: February 23, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones
Co-hosts: Amy, Lunchbox, Morgan, Mike D

Episode Overview

This Monday morning, Bobby Bones kicks off the show revealing nerves over a major Celebrity TV invitation, leads the team through a hilarious (and humbling) Wheel of Fortune warm-up, confronts suspicions of cheating during an on-air game, and gets candid about relationship realities and some bizarre recent headlines. Meanwhile, Lunchbox reveals he's been summoned for jury duty – and is less than thrilled. Expect playful teasing, tangents into DoorDash misadventures, and classic behind-the-scenes banter.

Main Segments & Discussion Points

1. Bobby Gets Invited to Celebrity Wheel of Fortune

Timestamp: 02:21–13:03

• Announcement & Bobby’s Anxiety

  • Bobby shares he has been invited to play on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune – but admits, “I am the absolute worst out of all game shows in the history of game shows.” (02:26)
  • Morgan and Amy encourage him to have a positive mindset and practice on-air.

• In-Studio Wheel of Fortune Practice

  • Mike D sets up puzzles reminiscent of the show's format.
  • The group tries to guess:
    • Puzzle 1: "You Made Me Blush" (05:28)
    • Puzzle 2: "I Found a New Job" (07:08)
    • Puzzle 3: "Spinach Quiche" (09:32)
      • Lunchbox nails “quiche,” impressing everyone, but nobody gets “spinach” at first.
    • Puzzle 4: "It Fizzled Out" (11:48)
      • Mike D cracks the answer.

• Classic One-Liners:

  • Bobby, self-deprecating: “I would be here a hundred years and I would not get that.” (08:56)
  • Lunchbox, not grasping category logic: “I got quiche, so I was trying to think of a drink up top.” (09:46)
  • Bobby jokes about saying outrageous things on the actual show: “If I go on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, it's gonna be me the whole time going, ‘I want dong.’” (12:02)

• Should Bobby Accept?

  • The group discusses whether he should go even if he loses, since it’s for charity.
  • Bobby: “I don't mind going on something and looking foolish. I also don't want to take somebody's spot…” (13:03)

2. Relationship Advice: When Moving Out Means Moving On

Timestamp: 13:12–16:54

• Listener Letter:

  • A woman asks how to move out from her boyfriend after realizing living together isn’t working, without ending the relationship.

• Bobby’s Tough-Love Response:

  • “Oh, he's for sure going to take this as rejection.” (14:10)
  • Predicts it's likely the relationship won’t last once they separate: “Tell them you want to stay together. And then hit me up at three months when you're no longer together…” (16:26)
  • Morgan empathizes: “Even if you have the realization that you don’t want to be with someone, it can still be really sad.” (16:08)

3. Scams, Viral Headlines, and Food Mishaps

Timestamp: 21:15–29:41

• Online Scams

  • Bobby warns about scam texts, especially those spoofing Lifelock and the Venmo "return the money" scam.
  • Explains: if you return money to a scammer, it could be you laundering their stolen money (22:20).

• FedEx Driver Thief?

  • They discuss a news story about a FedEx driver storing $62,000 in stolen packages in a storage unit (23:19).
  • Bobby jokes, “That’s a lot of packages. Why are you not turning that over?" (24:35)

• Restaurant Surcharges

  • Lunchbox shares being annoyed by a $5.29 “hospitality charge” at a restaurant (25:08), sparking debate about fees and surprise charity charges.
  • Bobby: “That is something they should share ahead of time.” (25:39)

• NFT Regrets

  • Amy brings up the crash of “Bored Ape” NFT values (27:14).
  • Lunchbox admits he spent about $1,000 on basketball NFTs that are now nearly worthless (28:32).
    • “I used to sit on there 45 minutes early to get a pack...I’m about to make a lot of money!” (28:18)
    • Mike D: “The defeat in his voice.” (28:40)

4. Games, Cheating Accusation, & Classic Show Banter

Timestamp: 30:31–38:53

• Bobby Feud—“Name a Famous Steve”

  • Contestants: Lunchbox, Morgan, Amy.
  • Answers include Steve Martin, Steve Carell, Steve Jobs, Steve Irwin, Steve Urkel, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Steve Harvey (reveal as #1 answer!).
  • Lunchbox accuses Amy of Googling answers (36:00): "I saw Lunchbox take his phone out and start recording her."
  • Bobby: “You just can't type on your computer while we're playing a game. You know that's against the rules.” (36:36)

• Results:

  • Morgan wins, Amy takes second, Lunchbox is eliminated for next round.

5. Wild News & Everyday Mishaps

Timestamp: 42:36–49:54

• DoorDash stories:

  • Extremely rich customer orders In-N-Out from Vegas delivered to Indiana (42:52).
  • Customer tries to get a free meal by planting his own armpit hair on a $600 restaurant plate (44:26).

• Delivery Driver Observations

  • Lunchbox spots a furniture delivery driver eating yogurt while turning—wonders if he should call the “How’s My Driving?” line (44:48).

• DoorDash Errors & Refund Hacks

  • Amy gleefully recalls getting refunded for slightly wrong Chipotle orders: “Just like that, $40 credit in my account!” (49:20)
  • Bobby admits he can’t bring himself to leave bad reviews, even for poor service (47:01, 49:28).

6. Lunchbox Called for Jury Duty

Timestamp: 49:54–53:41

• Lunchbox Receives Jury Summons
  • He’s never actually served on a jury, just sat in the waiting room previously.
  • Bobby jokes about getting out of jury duty by having related traumatic experiences: “I’ve been pistol-whipped. Yeah, I’m gonna be biased.” (50:39)
  • Lunchbox isn’t keen: “It’s just not good timing.” (51:01)
  • Group urges him to fulfill civic duty (52:15), but not to try crazy antics to get out of it.
  • Bobby: “If you don’t go, you’ll end up—you’ll get fined.” (53:17)
  • Lunchbox: “Yeah, I’m one for the civic duty, so. Yeah, I got the notice on the fridge. It’s sitting there.” (53:41)

7. The Morning Corny

Timestamp: 54:33–54:50

• Morgan asks: “How do lemons clean their house so quickly?”
  • Answer: “They hire a minute maid.”
  • Groans ensue.

8. Listener Throwback: Bobby’s Haiti Trip

Timestamp: 54:54–57:14

• Listener revisits the emotional episode when Bobby surprised Amy in Haiti at her children’s orphanage.
• Amy reflects on her mixed emotions: “These two things were true at the same time where...it was really, really cool. And then, yeah, part of me was bummed...” (56:53)

9. Bonehead Story of the Day

Timestamp: 57:14–58:32

• Man tries to steal landscaping tools, trapped in the van when worker locks him inside.
• Bobby: “Isn’t that the premise of the show Bait Car?” (57:38)

10. Fruity Drink Stereotype at a Restaurant

Timestamp: 58:32–60:58

• Bobby recounts a waiter assuming his fruity drink was for his wife; Lunchbox recalls tipping less for similar stereotype.
  • Lunchbox: “That is really rude and sexist to think like that…that’s what’s wrong with society.” (59:23, 60:47)

Notable Quotes & Moments

• Bobby (on his game show nerves):
  “I cannot do that. I am very bad at that. Lunchbox is the best at that, of all of us.” (13:11)

• Lunchbox (on jury duty):
  “I just. I don’t want to leave the show shorthanded, you know…it’s really complicated.” (53:09)

• Amy (on DoorDash refunds):
  “Normally, I would [not complain], but DoorDash is so…generous with the refunds.” (49:07)

• Morgan (on relationship breakups):
  “It can still be really sad, even if you have the realization you don’t want to be with someone.” (16:08)

Episode Tone & Style

• Language & Banter: The tone is fast-paced, highly conversational, and full of playful jabs and groan-worthy puns. Bobby’s humor is self-deprecating and quick-witted; Lunchbox is blunt and up for any debate; Amy offers thoughtful yet sincere observations.
• Atmosphere: The show feels simultaneously light-hearted and personal, balancing silly games with candid advice and news takes.

Summary for New Listeners

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show blends relatable life dilemmas with wild headlines, on-air games, and heaps of quick humor. Bobby’s honest dread over Celebrity Wheel of Fortune leads to a laugh-filled segment with the team, while Lunchbox’s jury duty drama gets a good-natured roast. The episode spotlights everyday frustrations (random charges, scamming, DoorDash mishaps), relationship crossroads, and the joys of pure, unscripted morning radio chemistry.

For Further Listening:

• For previous "emotional" moments, search for Amy & Bobby’s Haiti episode in the show’s archive.
• Stay tuned for updates on Bobby’s Wheel of Fortune appearance and Lunchbox’s jury experiences.