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MON PT 1: Bobby Helps A High Schooler Trying To Win Homecoming + Lunchbox Is Jealous Of Morgan + Bobby Has To Stop Someone From Getting Scammed
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And finally, Ashley Simpson Ross joins us to talk about her upcoming sold out Vegas residency. Listen to Pod Meets world on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, my name is Enya Umanzor. And I'm Drew Phillips and we run a podcast called Emergency Intercom. If you're a crime junkie and you love crimes, we're not the podcast for you. But if you have unmedicated adhd. Oh my God, perfect. And want to Hear people with mental illness psychobabble? Yes. Yes. Then Emergency Intercom is the podcast for you. Open your free iHeartradio app. Search emergency Intercom, and listen. Now, I'm Noah, and I'm 13, and I started this podcast because, honestly, adults don't ask the right questions. Now, you know what? Noah de Barrasso is a show about influence. Who's got it, how they use it, and what it means. For the rest of you, it's not the news. It's what the news should be if someone Gen Z or Gen Alpha made it. Politics is wild, and I'm definitely not here to tame it, but I'm here to make sense of it. Listen to now youw Know with Noah de arrasto on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Here we go. Come on, Bobby. Bobby Bones transmitting across America. Now turn it up. This is the Bobby Bones Show. Let's go. Hope you had a great weekend. Welcome to Monday's show. Morning Studio. Morning, Bones. Okay, Lunchbox is upset. He's actually jealous because Morgan made the news with her UFO video. What? I did? Oh, you don't know about it? No. You don't even know you made the news? No. It's a whole. It's awesome. It's Daily Mail. Daily Mail. I wanted to vomit all over my computer screen. You haven't seen it, Morgan? No, I haven't seen it. Oh, my gosh. Let me read you part of the story. Disgusting visitors at Disney World's Epcot got an unexpected sight recently when a glowing orb appeared over the amusement park. Morgan Huelsman, director, digital director for the Bobby Bones show, told the show that she and her boyfriend were sitting on a patio waiting for the fireworks when a very bright light suddenly appeared. After searching online and finding no information about drones or satellites in the area, Huelsman described the object as a ufo, adding, definitely a UFO with aliens. Look what is happening. It's on Daily Mail. She made it. That's my face. How did that happen? That's what I'm saying. I was like, who submitted this? First of all? And then I also thought, this is it. You just need buzzwords ufo, and people care. It's like you just say, anything's a ufo, and all of a sudden, news. I mean, I almost threw my computer into find it. I just happened to be looking on the website. So you were on Daily Mail? Yes. And I'm scrolling down, scrolling down, like, oh, what can we talk about? What is that? And I was like, that's your worst nightmare? That somebody on the show get any sort of shine? Yes, My absolute worst nightmare come true. And I just. And my wife goes, what's wrong? And I was like, look at this crap. They even use, like a Morgan headshot. Like a professional picture. Yeah, that's my whole face. That's in the. No, if you scroll down on it, though, it's do that picture of you holding a microphone. Like an address. Oh, it's a whole full body. Yeah, yeah. Does Morgan have a PR company? Did she. No PR firm to do. That's what I'm starting to think is if she has someone that is sending her stuff out. Because I try to eat 70 hot dogs and no Daily Mail. Like, post anything on that. I don't know. I don't. Guys, I don't have a PR person. I just post on social media. I mean, Morgan, that's cool. No. Are you also jealous? I mean, a little bit? Yes. Yes. Because none of us have ever made them news like that. I mean, we do all sorts of stuff. Stupid drone. It's not a drone. She said we're not convinced. It's not a drone. I know. It's on Daily Mail. Talk about the most disgusting, disgusting thing. I mean, just absolutely wrecked. Congratulations. And she didn't even know. I didn't. I had no idea. Congratulations. Of all the things I'm trying to do. Maybe she get a raise. Stop. I mean, that video's gotta make her some money, right? The video probably won't. Oh, no. No one cares. Obviously people care. Obviously they do. I was so wrong. Gosh. Never said that before. Yeah, I was so wrong. He screamed it only to Morgan. So annoying. Congratulations, Morgan. It's so co. Anonymous inbox. Anonymous in box. There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. My daughter is getting married in a couple of months and I'm happily paying for the wedding. The issue is her mother, my ex wife, she has struggled and she left when our daughter was 12 and she only reconnected a few years ago. She's doing much better now, but my daughter still resents her and doesn't want her involved in the wedding. I'm worried my ex will be crushed when she finds out she's not included. I've tried to encourage my daughter to let her mom be a part of it. Should I insist on some role for her mother? Or is this a situation where I need to let my daughter decide, even if it causes drama? Sign dad in the middle. Okay, so this is easy, but it's also hard. The Hard part is actually having to do it. The easy part is it's your daughter's wedding, so your daughter gets to decide who gets to be a part of the wedding, what their role is. Your daughter gets to decide, heck, what time the wedding starts. Heck, she's deciding who she's marrying. I know, right? So your daughter gets to decide everything. Now, your job as dad and your job as the person who can influence her is to have a single conversation with her and to say, hey, this is what's going on. This is how I feel. This is how it make your mother feel. And then that's it. It's sealed. Whatever she decides is then what happens. Remember, it's her wedding, so you can't really insist on anything you can encourage, but once it's a no, you kind of got to move away from it. Again, it's her wedding. She gets to decide. You're paying for it. I hear you, but you can't use that against her. I know you put that in this. You're like, I'm paying for it. You can't. That's not ammunition. That's not ammunition for your argument. It's not conditional, like, I'll pay for it, but you have to do some of the things that I suggest. So here is the absolute answer. Because I don't think all my stuff's absolutely. Here's the absolute answer. You have a conversation with your daughter where she is focused and she is listening, and she can actually make a decision based on what you're saying. If she decides she does not want to be encouraged by you, then you have to move on and not question it again. It is her wedding. You don't want her feeling weird on her wedding day. That's it. Seal it up. Boom. But you are paying for it. I hear you. I hear you. Okay. That's what I say. That's my advice. Close it out. All right, we have Virginia on, who lives in Florida. Hey, Virginia, how old are you? I'm 18. Okay. And so Virginia hit me up in DMS, and I would just like for you to share with the room here exactly what your ask is of me or of us. I was. So. It's me and my boyfriend, senior year. We've been together for about two years now, and since 10th grade, we have been wanting to run for homecoming for our senior year. And it's been something really special like that we've been waiting to do. And I was asking Bobby, because I remember whenever I was little, I used to listen to Bobby on the radio. Station with my dad and I was asking him if he could represent us and just say vote for Virginia and Landon for Homecoming for 2025 at Trenton High school. Okay, so we're going to write this down. Virginia and Landon. What do you like about Orlandon? What do I like about Landon? Yeah. So we really center like God in our relationship and we are very like, we are so comfortable with each other. Like we can tell each other anything. And we have made agreements that like no matter how bad arguments we get in, we always stay together. Like we, we are. We are locked in. And so a big thing that we agreed on was that we wanted to win this homecoming to tell our kids because that's, I mean that's how much like in touch we are. And we are very in touch, like emot emotionally and stuff. And we just really love each other. And I'm gonna do it for God. You wanna be homecoming for God? We wanted it for God. Let's go. That's great. Yes, sir. It's a good reason. Okay, so how does it work? Who votes? It's so this week coming up will be our senior class and they vote for who gets on the court. And then after that it's going to be the whole school voting. Okay, so we can't vote the school? No, we can't vote. But we can try to affect it. Yeah. So, okay, so I make a video and then who sees the video? I'm probably gonna sit on some socials and so people around school see. Oh, she's cutting out a little bit. Okay. My teachers have been waiting. Okay, we're losing you a little bit because you're cutting out. But I think I got the gist of it. Now. Here's the problem with me endorsing a candidate if she doesn't win. Oh, it looks so bad. That means my endorsement weighs nothing, right? Yeah, it really looks bad ways it weighs nothing. Okay. And I didn't know couples ran as homecoming. I thought it was like one person. You'd be like homecoming queen or whatever that is. Okay, so here's what I'm gonna do. Eddie, can you pull the camera in tight? Yep. I'm gonna make this video clip. This video. You're gonna do it? We're gonna send it off to Trenton high school in Trenton, Florida. Okay. Camera's right there. Okay. Virginia and Landon, Trenton high school. Okay. Hey, everybody, Bobby bones here. Now let me do it again because I'm a doctor. Dr. Bobby Bones. Yeah, yeah. I like to troll people with that. Okay, here we go. Hey, everybody. Dr. Bobby Bones here. I've been thinking a lot lately about my life and what's important to me. And what's important to me is good people get in to do great things. And that's why I'm here today to recommend Virginia and Landon for homecoming court. Why, you ask? I mean, actually, that's. That's what a lot of people ask me. Just a minute ago, Luke Bryan called me. He's like, why are you rooting for Virginia and Landon? And I'm like, well, Luke, because they love God. And if you love God, I love you. And so I'm hoping that you guys will vote for Virginia and Landon to be on the homecoming court. Go Trenton High. What's our mascot? Look up their mascot. Trojans. Don't lie. I was just making it up because it goes with the T. Don't make it. Don't make it up. If it is Trojans, though, that's pretty legit that you called that out, because I got. I gotta finish with a big. Go Trenton High. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll edit this. Florida. Trenton High. Florida. I think it's. I think it's Tigers. Okay. And like I always say, go, Trenton High. Tigers. Whoa. Let's go. Oh, there she is. Okay. Yes. All right, all right. Okay. Okay. So I made a video. I'm gonna send it to you. And when do you find out if you won or not? It shouldn't be too long after voting. But don't me let you know. Yeah, let me know. Of course. Let me know if you won. Okay. You have to win, though. I'm putting my way behind you. You have to win. You got this, Virginia. There's so many kids running. Y' all wouldn't believe it. For our small little school. So many kids are wanting to run the senior year. Yeah. What could I do to entice people to vote for you? Like, what could I. I have money now, so what can I buy? Oh, my goodness. You want to buy me Bobby. Bobby Bones merch? No, I don't buy you anything. I'm trying to, like, juice up the voters. I know what it is. You send her money and she brings hamburgers or Snickers bars to hand out to everyone in the school. That's kind of old school. All right, Virginia, I'm going to send you this video. I hope she loses. What if I can help you? Please let me know if you think of a way. And let me know whenever the voting happens. And everybody at Trenton High, you know you're my favorite school in Trenton. And I love the tigers and so. And the teachers. The teachers love you. Oh, the teachers. I have so much love for the teachers at Trenton High. Do they have any effect on the vote? I mean, I guess I could tell students to vote for us. Yeah, the teachers can tell their class to vote. Yeah. Okay. It's pretty good. Hey, I'll cover a list or two down in Trenton High. Oh, a teacher's list. What's. What do they say? I'll fill the list. Yes. What is it? Clear the list. I'll clear the list. If she wins, I'll clear the list of a couple Trenton high teachers. * list dependent on amount of money Only if she wins. Okay, Virginia, thank you. Thank you so much. All right. Bye. Bye. It's time for the good news with lunchbox. Allie and Lillian are teachers at Crow island elementary in Illinois. And then Allie's husband had kidney failure, needed a new kidney, and she's like, oh, my gosh, what am I gonna do? Lillian said, you know what, we're friends. Let me go get tested for. Your husband goes and gets tested. Oh, I'm a match. You know what I mean? He can have my kidney. And so Brad got the kidney and he was like, man, that's so awesome. And so now he's healthy, happy. And now they're both back teaching. That's cool. That's so cool. I see that smile on Eddie's face. I mean, that's so cool. We hear these stories and gosh, it'd be cool to do that someday. Yeah. When is someday? I don't know, man. Is that the same day you start saving for retirement? You know, which happens first? That's a good question. And you know what's crazy? Lillian had never even met Brad. That's crazy. Friend's husband. 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Yeah. That was so quick. We played again. Oh, no. Luke Bryan, country girl, shaking from. Yeah, Yep. That's the example. How many you have here? Five. All right, let's get it. You are appreciated. What? Tough for Morgan. I'm in. Tough for Morgan. Again. You all appreciate it? I didn't see it. Don't worry. She looked at my sheet. No, I didn't. I think even if she saw you ride it, this is a hard one. I don't think she would have got it. Okay, so now you know that if she gets it right, she cheated. She may just Guess two words at random and get really lucky. You all appreciate it, okay? Appreciate it. Lunchbox. Dear Mama. I have. Dear Mama, It's Tupac. Morgan, I. I was about to write Tupac, but I didn't know the song at all in any way that put you in a bad place. You wouldn't know that one, Eddie. Dear Mama. Okay, you all appreciate it. All right, next up. You boys ever met a real country girl talking true blue out in the woods down home? Kind of sounds weird without music behind it. It does. It does. Sounds like Jason. I shouldn't say who it is. It's calling me, like, obviously. No, it's Jason Aldean propositioning me. Go ahead. You boys ever met a real country girl talking true blue out in the woods down home? That's so weird to hear without music. I'm in. I'm in, too. I don't think I've ever heard that in my life. I'm in. I'm in for the win. Lunchbox. Try that in a small town, Morgan. Cheese country. I have Cheese country. Cheese country. Dang it. Yeah. Kind of bizarre to hear without music. Almost creepy. It almost sounds like he's talking through a PA to, like, prisoners. Yeah. Hey, you boys. All right, next up. Yeah. This album is dedicated to all the teachers that told me I never amount to nothing. To all the people that lived above the buildings that I was hustling from that called the police on me when I was just trying to make some money to feed my daughter. I'm in. Oh, my gosh. What's the name of the song? All right, hold on. Hold on. Yeah. This album is dedicated to. To all the teachers that told me I never amount to nothing. To all the people that lived above the buildings that I was hustling from that called the police on me when I was just trying to make some money to feed my daughter. Oh, my God. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. But I don't think I have it. I don't have it. What do you have? Lunchbox, the Hustle. The. The course goes like this. It's notorious, B. I G. It's juicy. Juicy. I wrote down Big Papa. That's good, though. That's good. I love it when you call me Big Papa. I wrote down straight out of Compton, Lunchbox, the Hustle. All right, next up. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life. Ooh, I've heard that before. What. What is that? What's the song? Yeah, I'm in. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life. Yep, That's a good one. Okay, I'm in. I'm in for the win. Hold on. Please hold. I'm gonna say it again for you. Hey, man, we'll hold all day for yeti. I mean, I don't. Dearly beloved. Or gather here to get together to get you A thing called life. Dang it. Messed it up, Eddie. The elevator of love. And if the elevator tries to keep, it's Prince, but I don't know. What's it called? Morgan? I had Prince, but I thought it was Purple Rain. Well, Prince does do Purple Rain. I think that's the only Prince song that I know. Lunchbox. I didn't have Prince. I had Bone Thugs and Harmony Crossroads, so I. We don't have the music part because we can't play on the podcast, but. Ray, would you hit it again? Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life. And then it goes. And if the elevator tries to bring you down, go crazy. Let's go crazy. Let's go. It's. Let's go crazy. It's called let's go crazy. Yeah. I would never. Got right. Good job, man. All right. That's impressive. Make you want to dance down it, baby. Love it. Love it. What's this for? Oh, Bobby. For 82. Lunchbox and Morgan. One is Domination, dude. Make you want to dance down it, baby. I know that voice. Oh, yeah, the voice. Yeah. But which song? All of them. They've ever done that. That. That plays in the song. Make you want to dance down there, baby. Maybe I got the song wrong. Yeah, I may have got the song wrong, too. Lunchbox. That's fgl. Cruise, Morgan. I knew it was fgl. I just wrote Cruise. Prince, Purple Rain. Yeah, same, same. I wrote Cruise. It's Sundays. Sundays. Make you want to, baby. Wow. Are you sure it doesn't count for all the songs? I don't know. It really could. It really could. How many more do you have, Ray? We got four. Give me another one. Where's my snare? I have no snare on my headphones. I got it. There you go. Yeah. Are we all playing on that one? Yeah, why not? Oh, we're all playing. Oh, go back. Go back. Why not? Yeah, I know that one. You know, where's my snare? I have no snare on my headphones. There you go. Yeah. Did they keep that in, like it's in the song? It's. It's very distinctly in the Song where people use it all the time. Yeah, I'm in. I'm in. I don't even think I know the artist. Yeah, you do. Prince. The elevator of love. I mean, it isn't one name that I wrote down. Morgan, Usher, Eddie. No, that's Eminem. But I put Stan Lunchbox. Real Slim Shady. Ray played again. Where's my snare? I have no snare on my headphones. There you go. Yeah, they say. I'm sorry. I'll clean it out my closet. Oh, yeah. I wouldn't got that. Dang Eminem. Can't even get it over there. Yeah. Number one fan. I know. All right, give me another one. I messed up. This is what a woman wants. Again. This is what a woman wants. Okay. What a woman wants. I'm in. I don't mean for the win. I'm in. Okay, Got it. I got this. What a woman wants. Morgan, it's Shania, and I. I think it's. That don't impress me much. If you're right, I'm wrong. Because it's Shania. I have any man of mine. Oh, yeah, you're right. No, you're right. You're right. Oh, Shania. Fan Got it wrong. I don't know. No, you're right, Eddie. Man, I feel like a woman. That's what a woman wants. Am I right? Oh, I didn't know if I was right. Yeah, the. Any man of mine. Sorry, I didn't hear the ding. I was so focused on the game here. Neither Morgan, she's like, I'm pretty sure it's any man of mine. Lunchbox. I put Spice Girls, Wannabe. Okay. What I want. What I really, really want. Got it. Got it. Okay, let's run the two real quick. Two more. Keep your chin up. Keep your chin up. Hold on. What? Keep your chin up. No idea. I haven't heard that before. I'm going to go with Purple Ring. Keep your chin up. If you don't know it, we're going to move on. Anybody know it? Tub dumping. Hold on, hold on. Not like us. Kendrick. I don't know it. Get that chin up. What is it, Ray? No such thing as a broken heart. Old Dominion. Old what? Dominion. How does that go? Do you have the song? Part of it. Keep your chin up because there's no such thing. No, I know how the song goes. I just wanted. I wanted to hear it in the song. Okay, one more. Only Morgan. Only Morgan. Only Morgan. Here it is again. I don't even know if I know that. Is this guy like Dying. Go ahead. Does that sound familiar, Morgan, at all? It sounds like Urkel or something to me. What is he doing? We may not want to know what he's doing. And you don't know it. Yes, you. Oh, my gosh. No way. I don't. Okay, so he is moaning. Yeah, it wasn't me. No. Can you get it from that? Is that Usher? Nope. No, I just. Prince. Is it Prince? It's Purple Rain. Okay. You dominated, man. I did. I want to talk about how important our phones are to us. More than a third of people say they'd be willing to skip eating for an entire day if it would keep their phone safe. It's. That's a weird proposition. What? This whole thing is valuing phones. Where do you put your phone on a scale of one to ten, Eddie, how much you love your phone? Four. Wow. Low four. Morgan? I would say mine's about a six. I love it. Three. Yeah. I'm a nine and a half. I love it so much. I'm a nine and a half. It's everything. It's anything I want. Entertainment, information, update. It's all there. Like, I love my phone so much. So if they drop their phone onto the subway tracks. Oh, let's say you did. And we don't have subways here. It's. Let's say. Ah, you've seen it up on tv. Sure. Would you jump down to get your phone? Nope. Yeah, no, it's down. It's deep. Oh, like, it's deep. Yeah. It's also twelve hundred dollars because to me, that's what it is. It's. Is it worth 1200 bucks? Basically, unless your insurance. Yeah, we have insurance, so. No, no. Yeah. And I would go, yeah. Aren't you worried about hitting by the subway truck and stuff? But, I mean, that's twelve hundred dollars, man. I've. I've lost my phone before, and it was not fun to replace. What I would do, let's say I was with Eddie. I'd be like, I'm going to jump down there. Give me your hand, because I need to get back up quick. And I'd look both ways, like crossing the road. Yeah, yeah. And I would jump down and then grab your hand and get pulled up quick. Now, if you came down with me, if I pulled you down, we're just dead. We're just dead for your phone, though, which is worth it. Okay, next up, would you dive into a pool fully clothed at a wedding? If your phone fell in the pool at a wedding, but you are. You're fully Clothed and dressed. Nice. And somebody knocks it into a pool. Like, you lay it on the ground, someone actually kicks it in. I say yes. You would jump in fully clothed. Yeah. For the story, too. It'd be funny. It'd be funny. It's not like life or death. Phone's important. I can save your own wedding with your wife. Oh, I'm the one getting married. No, no, no. It's not your wedding. You're at a wedding. Okay. You would still jump in. I'd jump in Lunchbox. Yes. Because I'm probably drunk. Wedding. I'm probably drunk. And so I'm like, oh, this is hilarious. Good point. And then when I get out of the pool, I'm like, that was the dumbest idea I've ever had. I don't know if I would do this. What do you mean? You would jump in a train track, Right? You're risking your life, but you won't jump in a pool. You're not going to drown, dude. You're just getting your wet. But I get back off the train, I'm going to go about my day. Now I'm wet. It'll dry out. And I got a whole wedding. I think I try to pay somebody to do it. You would. I got 400 bucks, my wallet, and that's where I would jump in. Okay. Morgan, would you jump in? No, I think I'd go searching for something to try and grab it out. I don't think I would go in. Oh, I think. I think so, too. I don't think I think about that. Yeah. All right, next up. Would you jump in for your phone if it fell into a porta potty? Oh. Oh, dude, that. I don't even need time to think. 100 would leave it in there. Yeah, I'd kill myself before that. In a porta potty. You're not gonna reach your hand in there and grab. No, dude, you would. Yeah. What can they say? Oh, I'd be dead. No. Oh, you are. You're willing to risk your life in a train going 100 miles an hour, but it's not gonna show up? Usually when the train's coming, you can hear it. I feel like I can get down and back. What are the odds of that train coming right then? I'm not reaching into a porta potty. No chance. That's so. I mean, a little poop and pee and that's gonna stop? Not a little. It's a lot. Oh, man. Grab it. You would. No doubt that. It sounds like you want to do that. It's my dream. Been thinking about that a long time, Morgan. I'd consider it. I think I would try and find a way. I think I would try and block off. I love my phone, but I don't love it so much that I'm gonna do that. I mean, I guess if it's floating on the top, I would try to see if there's something. But if it was submerged. See ya. I don't even know if floating I could go into it. Oh, dude, it's so great. I would risk my life before I'd go into a bunch of people's poop and pee. Oh. 25 of people say breaking or losing their phone would be more upsetting than crashing their car or losing their kid in the store. Well, that's stupid. I don't mind that one. Okay. Nearly a third of respondents confessed they actually cried when their phone broke. Okay. Maybe because, you know, you have to pay. Yeah. 4 in 10 would rather lose their wallet than their phone. Great question. Let me ask this. Would I rather lose my wallet or my phone? I think I'd rather lose my phone because you can't get into my phone unless you have my retina or my code. Yep. It's gonna cost money. I have insurance on it. It's just gonna be a pain in the butt yout know what else is a pain in the butt? Canceling every one of my cards. I think I'd rather lose my phone than my wallet. And I love. Wow. My phone. This is growth. This is growth. It's just what's the bigger headache to have to stop? Sure. And it's my wallet. Three quarters of it. Breaking their phone will make them anxious. I'm there on that one though. And the real threat is 60% say they drop their phone at least 10 times a year. Nearly half of people have dropped in a toilet. I've never dropped mine in a toilet. Have you guys? I dropped mine in a toilet back in the day. Home from the bars. Dropped it in drunk. Drunk dropped it in. There was some urine in there. I got it out. It was yours? It was my urine. Okay, that's fine. Why you ever dropped in a toilet? I dropped it in a lake. I think that was worse because I couldn't get it back. Well, that's just gone then, huh? Like, I. I tried to. It was really sad because it actually fell on a boat dock and I saw it and we were going to grab for it and as soon as it was like getting raised for us to grab it, you just see it sink all the way down to the bottom. Yeah, I feel like a phone's like kind of like a rock. Yeah, it's not really going to float. You drop yours in toilet. Never. 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Open your free iHeartradio app. Search emergency Intercom and listen. Now I'm starting to worry about you guys. Eddie just goes, hey, type this number on your phone. Which I do a lot with other people. Like, somebody texted me, I don't know who it is, so see if you know. So Eddie gave me the number and I typed it in and I go, I don't know who that is. He's like, are you sure? Do it again. So I type it in.860 area code. Yeah, the area code says it's a Connecticut. Great. So why would you think I have it, though? Because we probably know most of the same people. So, like, if you have that number saved. I don't save a lot of numbers. Sometimes, like. Fair enough. So you're Mr. Cool Guy now. Mr. Cool Guy. It didn't pop up. So I don't have that number. Read to me what the text said. It says, are you free tomorrow night? Let's go have some steak and drink some red wine. How do you not know that's a scam immediately? Because I love steak and I love red wine. Somebody you don't know is just going to message you and go, steak and red wine. What a weird combo. Just to ask, like a third level friend. Because first and second level friends you have on your phone. Correct? Well, the thing is, you know, sometimes we have these, like, record label people and they're like, hey. And they're going to randomly hit you up and go, let's have steak and red wine. You never know. Reply back. Now reply back. Because if it's a scam and I reply back, that's how they get you, right? They're not in your phone. They get you. Because then they send a link and you click. Or you send them money. Yeah. You say, oh, I'm sorry, I think there's the wrong number. And they'll be like, oh, sorry to bother you. And then they'll say, but you seem like a nice person. Just reply back because it doesn't matter. This is for the bit. This is how I get through a lot of things in life. It's for the bit. Be like, hey, sounds. Sounds like something I'd love to do. Who is this? Okay. Sounds like Something you sure you don't want me to do, like, new phone? Who dis? I'm sure. Okay. Hey, sounds like something I'd love to do. Who this? No, who is this? But I feel like I'm a little more. No, you're not. You're not. Who. Who is this? Okay. All right, I'm sending it. That's 99.9. Chance scam. Oh, my gosh. It's gonna be, like, a friend from college. I know, dude. I moved to Connecticut. But there's a point 1% chance it's not. That's why I want to know. 199. What are you at? 100. 100. It does like steak and red wine, though. I mean, they nailed it. But that's a general thing they send out. Because most people like steak and red wine. I like steak, red wine. No, but I would be like, there we go. But most people like steak. Somebody call that number. I will, but have you guys gotten this text before? Because you acted like. No, but that's just such a joke to ask. We should get together and grab drinks or grab dinner and drinks. Okay. It's red. So they read it. They have their red receipts on. Yeah, mostly scammers don't have their red. I'm saying it says red. I don't even know how to see if someone knows. Dude, now I'm gonna have to go to some dinner tonight. I don't want to go. Give Lunchbox the number. He'll call it. Yeah, here, give me the number. I know it starts 860-because- Eddie had me look it up, like, three times. I mean, you're not calling from my phone. If it's a scammer, that's a great. This is a great bit, but if this is someone I really know, this is terrible. Okay. All right, give me the number. Where is it? It's weird, though, that they read the text and they haven't responded. They're the ones that wanted to go to dinner. 860. I got it. And put it on speaker. Yeah, I got speaker. Oh. What? They responded? Yeah. No, no, no, stop. True. Hey, hang up the phone. No answer. Scam. What? What? Okay, you hang out. Let's see if we get a voicemail. No, we got a response. Okay, well, let's see what the. I'm torn on what to do here. Let it keep going. Let it keep bringing. Scammers don't have voicemails. Number one rule of being a scammer, don't have voicemail. Please leave your message for Kate Eddie. What's the response? It's confirmed. I think it's a scammer. Why? It says I'm Judy. Isn't this Judy? Nobody's name is Judy anymore. Isn't this Jenny? So what do you want me to say now? But Judy to Jenny. That's a weird ass. Because Judy doesn't ask Jenny for steak and red wine. Right, right. Does. I don't. Judy's like, let's get some sushi. Yeah. Or let's get some mimosas. Yeah. Let's go get our nails done. This is where you say, what was it? What was it? Hey, I'm Judy. Isn't this Jenny? It's not. But that sucked because I really would have loved some steak. Yes, perfect. Because then, like, give them. Okay, okay. Like lure them in more. Some steak. Love steak. Okay. All right. I responded, okay. And so I said, it's not, but I would have loved some steak. See what they say. Oh, no, the fact that you almost got scammed, though. You're starting to be that older. That older group that gets scammed. Now you're an old person getting scammed. No, I wasn't going to respond. That's why I was double checking. You had me type the number in, which meant you thought it could have been real. Shoot. And then you had the. The justification of you just don't put people's numbers in your phone. Okay. They've not read the message yet. Okay. They, well, they probably saw lunchbox calling. You know what, I'll text them, be like, hey, you want to grab red wine? I want steak. No, what you do is you go, hey, is this Judy? Okay, so we'll find out later in the show if they hit you back. All right. Have they read it yet? No, nothing yet. It says delivered. Okay, it's time for the good news produce. Ready? Daniel and Martin Hernandez. They're brothers who live in Houston and they have jobs, full time jobs. But on their time off, what do they do? They go around the community and they mow lawns for free. Not just lawns. They even power wash driveways, sidewalks or houses for people that just can't afford to do that kind of stuff. That's good. It's pretty awesome. Four years ago they found a lady who they were like, oh, you can't afford your medication. Like, well, you know what, we'll help you out. Let's at least do your yard for you. They've been doing for four years. It's awesome. Good job, guys. What are the names again? Daniel and Martin Hernandez. I Just wanted to hear you do the effect again. How cool does that sound, though? Hernandez? I can't pull that off. I know. I'm as white as Wonder Bread so far. To be like Daniel and Martin. That was weird. All right. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, Bones. Wake up. You wake up in the morning, then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turning. Then you hear Eddie, Emmy lunchbox trying to put you through. Mike is riding his wigs. Next bit. And Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is. I'm certain today's the last day we won't have Amy. So around the room. Morning Corny. The morning Corny. What washes up on tiny beaches? What washes up on tiny beaches? Microwaves. Get a. Tiny beaches. Small microwaves. Yes. Good. That took me a second reading, if I'm being honest. Yes. Eddie, what's the difference between an outlaw and an in law? What? Outlaws are wanted. That's a pretty good one. I've heard that one, but I forgot. It's still good. That's still good. That's still good. That's still good. That's good. And in laws charge you 500 bucks to babysit your kids. Yeah. Lunchboxes do. Yeah. Lunchbox Man. Eddie took my freaking joke. Literally. My joke. Okay? I was like, all right, so give me a second. Go to Morgan. I come back, Morgan. What does a bee use to brush its hair? What does a bee use to brush its hair? A honeycomb. All right, that's good. Getting worse as we go. Solid Lunchbox. What do you call a booger on a diet? Slim Pickens. Good. Boom. What does a chimney cost? What does a chimney cost? Nothing. It's on a house. Hey. Thank you. Morning, Cornies. That was the Morning Corny. I do want to hit a Spill the tea. Thank you. Let's spill the tea. This is an anonymous. Spill the tea. Someone's left this in a. A voicemail. Like they recorded it. Here we go. Hit it. I was in the hallway when I heard Abby speaking to someone else that works in the building. And I heard, quote, the cool thing is, if Bobby picks the Denver Broncos, he'll probably take me to a lot of the games. Bobby, you better be careful. If you pick the Broncos, Abby is going to try to weasel her way in. I'm just letting you know, be careful. Okay? We have no idea who that is. Yeah. Who do we think this is? We have no idea. Yeah. Lunchbox. Abby, would you like to Respond to this first. Is there truth to this? No, I did not say that. I honestly did not. Maybe in my head, but no. I never said it out loud. So is spill the tea getting to a point where people are just making stuff up now? Absolutely. So you didn't say anything that could have even been interpreted like that? Nope, never did. Then let me go into your heart. Do you root for me to become a Broncos fan so we can do show show getaways to games? Is that your motivation? I mean, that could be legit. That'd be cool. That would be cool. But have you thought about that? No. I was like, I can live vicariously through you, but okay, I don't. So that was a complete lie. And anytime I get one of these from this. Whomever this mystery person is, I just have to understand it's a complete line made up. Yes. Okay. Who is it? You started to talk. What were you gonna. No, Abby. I mean, are you just. Now that you were busted, are you scared to say it? When did I say that? I don't. I don't know. Who. Who left that? Abby? I wasn't there. You have no idea who left it? No, none. Okay, got it. That's what I'm just saying, Abby. So there's nothing? Nope. Never had that conversation. No truth to that. Okay, Abby, thank you for exposing the real truth. I guess we don't know who said it. We can't get their side of the story right. That's what sucks. Okay. All right, let me play a voicemail here. Robert from Arkansas, I'm a pretty big guy, and I've been trying to lose weight, but I'm struggling so hard. I can't get my brain to work with my body. And I just need some advice. I need some help. I don't want to do any, like, medical procedures or take any medication or anything. How do I get my brain to work? Work with my body? Thank you, guys. I don't think there is a one size fits all answer to this, and I don't really know what brain getting to your body is. There are people that have done a similar thing. Like Mike D. Is somebody I look to. Who? Mike, you lost over £100? Yep. Would you tell Robert from Arkansas the reason you wanted to lose the weight and then the steps that you took and how long it took? So the reason I wanted to lose the weight is I took a picture with my favorite comedians of all time, and I saw myself in that picture. I'm like, man, that doesn't. Just. Doesn't look like me. Like, I've gained so much weight, I don't even recognize myself anymore. And I didn't want to post that picture because I didn't like how I looked. So I was like, I gotta make a change. I want to wear cooler clothes. I just want to feel better. And all I did was start walking. So my advice would you. For you would just to be. Just move your body. Doesn't matter what that is. If you want to walk, if you want to try to run, if you want to go lift a little bit of weights, just find a way to move your body. And I think that's the hardest part. That was the hardest part for me. Just, like, go from being completely sedentary and not doing anything with my body to just getting out the door and trying it. I think, just generally, I think you speak on something that I agree with, is that the hardest part of anything is just getting started. Because you're like, well, it's a whole mountain I gotta climb. So the first few steps aren't even that important. You can't get to the top of the mountain unless you take those first few steps. And I would say set a small goal, because before I try to lose weight and I failed before, it's because I was like, okay, I gotta lose £100. And I was like, nah, it's not gonna work. I'm gonna crush myself working out. I'm gonna change the way I eat. It's gonna suck. Make a small goal of like, 10 to 15 pounds, and you can see that you chip away a little bit at that. And then you get there, and once you cross one thing off your list, like, oh, I got there. I'm gonna keep going. So with success, that breeds more motivation. Yeah. As soon as you hit that first goal, it motivates you. And if you keep going, people around you will start to notice, and that's more motivation. But it ends up just. You just feel better, and you just keep pushing forward. So how long did it take you to lose the first 15 to 20 pounds? And what did you do to lose it? The first 15 to 20 pounds probably took me about a month and a half. All I did was start walking, and I cut out soda. And that was wild to see how much that affected me, because I would drink a lot of soda. And just switching the water changed a big amount. Yeah, big changes. Big results happen from very small goals. I believe this with my life. And discipline is the key. It's not motivation. It's not inspiration, because all that stuff fades Away. Discipline is the absolute key to you either wanting to make a difference or make a change. And making a change is harder than just doing something because you have to stop what you're already doing wrong and then correct it and do what you want to do right. So the real talk is it is not going to be easy. But it's not supposed to be easy, because if it were really easy, everybody would be doing it. But set very tiny goals. I would agree with what Mike did. Like, eliminate one thing and add one thing, because those are the two tiny things you can do. Eliminate one thing, not eliminate seven things. Because if you do that, you'll be so off that you're like, this sucks. It hurts so bad. I'm not going to keep going. It's like, if you're going to train to run and you. You run 10 miles the first day, well, your body hurts so bad. Day two, three, four, five, six, seven, you don't even get going again because you went so hard at the beginning. And that was the same thing with me moving my body. It went from just trying to walk without losing my breath to trying to run one mile without stopping. And then one mile turned to two, turned to three. I ran a half marathon, and then I ran a marathon all in one day. It took a year. So, okay, this is the advice I'm going to give you. This is very generic advice based on the voicemail you left us. Eliminate one thing that you think is negative. Add one thing that you think is positive. And I think that keeping journals and diaries does feel lame, but actually is great for you because it keeps you accountable, even if it's in your phone. Like, day one. Did you eliminate this? Did you do this? Yep. Check, like, I love checking boxes. You need to create some sort of template for you to check off. And also if you miss, to go, that's okay. World's not over. Let me get started again. And then have easy goals to hit. After two weeks, you want to lose two pounds. And the pound thing can all be based on what you decide. I'm just throwing numbers out here. But you have to do tiny goals to get massive results, because if you have massive goals, you're going to get lost in it. It's like looking up a ladder and going, man, how do I get it? You have to go one at a time. You're going to fall off the stupid thing. So also, don't be embarrassed to use if you. If. If something hormonally is wrong with you as a dude, as a female, whatever don't be embarrassed to use medicine or to take something to actually help it if the doctor says you need that, you know, I think the pendulum has swung so much because those. Like, there's a name for those semi glutides. The pendulum is swung forever. It was okay. The only people that are taking them were real housewives, and everybody's getting skinny. But then people that actually had, like, diabetes weren't taking them because they. But now I think there's a healthier place where they're actually meant for. They were. They existed before the real housewives got a hold of them. Yeah. For a reason. So I would also check and talk to somebody, a doctor, and don't be embarrassed to use something if you're using it for the reason it's meant for. So I think you can do it. I think it's going to be hard, and if you want to make a change, you can make a change. But there are going to be setbacks and a setback. Every sickness is not death, so a setback is okay. But make tiny, tiny goals. That would be my advice. You got me. You opened up one on me here. So there you go. Thank you for the voicemail. You guys can leave us. Voicemails 877 77. Bobby, Bobby Bone Show. Bonehead Glory of the day. This story comes to us from Washington. Two people were driving home around 11pm when he missed the the turn, and boom, Ran into a stop sign. Police show up, arrest him for dui. They're like, hey, you've been drinking, ma'. Am. We'll drive you home. Don't worry about it. Take her home. She's like, well, I got to go bail my husband out of jail. So she gets in the other car, drives to the jail, gets arrested for dui. Oh, boy. Drinking together. Yeah, they'd been at the bar together, and he just was the one driving home. And so, yeah, can you call an Uber? Uber. I guess you can bail yourself out and then have an Uber pick you up. That's probably the thing to do. Can you bail yourself out? Or you could take an Uber to the jail and get it and bail them out. Or you can just take an Uber, period, and not run into a stop sign to begin with. Many Ubers here. Okay, I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. All right, I want to play this voicemail right here. Hey, Wondering why we haven't had any dude news this week since Amy has been out. Hope she gets better, but I think it would have been A good time for dude news all week. I agree. We could have done that easily. We just never knew if she was coming back. Even today. She had the whole weekend to get better. She didn't come back. We didn't prepare it because we didn't know. She kept us on the edge of our seats every morning we came in with her eyes peeled. Is Amy gonna show up? She still hasn't showed up. She had a week vacation, then she had seven. Eight. Eight extra days off. That's crazy. She said 15 days. Wow. We didn't do dude news because we just didn't. We didn't know she. I think she'll be back tomorrow. I really do. I think she'll be back tomorrow. I thought she'd be back today because she had the weekend, but also tomorrow. Chase Elliott. That'd be cool. Glad you guys have been here on the show. Check out the podcast we had Virginia on who hit me up in DMs. She's a senior and her and her boyfriend were running for homecoming court and she wanted my help so we had her on to talk about that. You can help her possibly. I don't think you can, but this. Kids at our school can. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think. Yeah. 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