MON PT 2: Amy's Birthday Dinner With A Country Artist + Eddie’s Birthday Sucked + Team Tour Bus Ride Stories

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Episode Title: MON PT 2: Amy's Birthday Dinner With A Country Artist + Eddie’s Birthday Sucked + Team Tour Bus Ride Stories
Date: March 23, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones
Co-Hosts: Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Morgan, Mike
Theme: Catching up on recent birthdays, team adventures (including an unexpected tour bus ride and on-stage antics), and discussions of trending news in music, pop culture, and beyond.

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Episode Overview

This episode marks the team’s return to their "Part Two" format after a brief hiatus due to Bobby’s new baby. The crew reunites to share stories from Amy and Eddie’s recent birthdays (with wildly different experiences), recount a wild tour bus adventure (including some cringe comedy on stage), and break down several current news stories in pop culture and country music. The tone of the episode blends humor, lightheartedness, and conversational deep-dives into both behind-the-scenes personal moments and public controversies.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Catching Up with the Team (03:19–11:00)

• Bobby explains the recent hiatus due to his wife giving birth, and the challenge of pre-recording extra episodes.
• Memorable voicemail: Listeners send Amy a "Happy Birthday" tribute (03:46).
• Birthday recaps:
  • Amy’s 45th Birthday (04:19–07:00)
    • Amy “didn’t really want to do anything” and ended up at a casual dinner at the Omni with her friend Chase and country artist Chase Rice during CRS (Country Radio Seminar).
    • Amy reveals Chase Rice is "a really cool guy now," referencing his personal growth and transformation.
    • Bobby and Amy reflect on evolving public/industry perceptions of Rice.
    • Quote (Amy, 05:40): “If I had hung out with him 10 years ago... I would not have enjoyed it as much. But the Chase I was talking to... I was like, okay.”
    • Chase Rice later tells their mutual friend: “She’s way cooler than I thought"—sparking playful banter over what that means.
  • Eddie’s “Sucky” Birthday (08:13–10:58)
    • Eddie’s day was dominated by his kids’ AAU basketball tournaments (8 a.m.–8 p.m.); the team lost every game.
    • He describes a low-key celebration at home with pizza, cake, and presents.
    • “I’m 47, who cares?” (Eddie, 08:37).
    • Bobby jokes about his running bit of posting fake “Happy Birthday Eddie” Instagram posts throughout the year, confusing followers (09:11–09:42).
    • Eddie’s humor and disappointment at the team’s performance provide light moments (“I said ‘win all your games for my birthday’... they lost every single one,” 09:54).

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2. Pop Culture News Rundown

Duggar Family Scandal (11:00–13:19)

• Amy and Bobby detail the legal woes of Joseph Duggar—recently charged with molestation and child endangerment.
• The conversation mourns the seriousness of the allegations and reflects on the Duggar family’s complicated legacy.
• Quote (Amy, 13:12): “This could happen anywhere. It’s tragic.”

The Afroman Lawsuit Story (13:19–18:27)

• Bobby shares the viral tale of Afroman, whose house was wrongly raided by police in 2022. Afroman used surveillance footage to make comedic music videos (e.g., the viral “Lemon Pound Cake”) poking fun at the event and the officers.
• The officers sued him for defamation/invasion of privacy, but a jury sided with Afroman as protected free speech.
• “He showed up in a suit that was all American flags ... and they were interviewing one of the cops: ‘Any chance your wife has cheated on you with Afroman?’ and he goes, ‘I mean, there’s a chance, I don’t know.’” (Bobby, 15:02–15:30).
• Bobby and Mike explain the "Streisand effect": suing brought even more publicity to the footage.

Chuck Norris Passes Away (18:42–20:03)

• The team reports on the death of legendary action star Chuck Norris at 86, highlighting his long career—Walker, Texas Ranger, martial arts films, and internet “Chuck Norris facts” memes.

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3. Tour Bus Ride & Atlanta Concert Adventure (20:03–32:50)

• Lanco bus fire: Eddie recounts news that Lanco’s tour bus burned down after the band (except the driver) moved to a hotel due to a blizzard; nobody was hurt (20:03–21:43).
• Team’s own tour bus experience:
  • The crew traveled together to an Atlanta event and reflects on:
    • Amy’s “rock star” transformation on the bus (doing her hair and makeup in her own makeshift dressing room; 24:23–25:12).
    • Lunchbox’s disillusionment that the bus ride wasn’t as wild as he’d imagined: “They just look at their laptops ... it was very boring on the bus” (27:59).
    • Lunchbox’s tale of being let down by the lack of excitement at gas stations/truck stops, expecting crowds to be curious.
    • Amy’s near-accident crossing a Chipotle drive-thru (“I almost got hit by a car... She was the sweetest person ever! I thought she was going to yell at me,” 25:34–26:33).
• The Dustin Lynch DJ event:
  • Amy and Eddie describe Dustin Lynch’s Vegas-style DJ set as “smoke and lights ... was like going to a country concert and getting Deadmau5” (22:31).
  • Some crowd confusion as attendees expected live country music vs. a club DJ vibe.
  • Lunchbox Goes Rogue Onstage (29:10–32:30)
    • Hired “party” dancers weren’t energetic; Lunchbox stormed the stage, danced, and removed his shirt.
    • Dustin’s team was visibly upset—security considered removing Lunchbox, and the team later omitted him from event highlight reels.
    • Amy: “Just picture: a bunch of 20-something-year-olds... then a 45-year-old man comes on and takes his shirt off.” (30:44)
    • Eddie: “It was sad, man... all the girls are laughing, like, look at this old dude” (31:04).
    • Lunchbox defends his antics as ‘bringing the party’ for the listeners/fans.

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4. More Pop Culture, Music, and Viral Stories

The Bachelorette Scandal & Fallout (41:45–46:50)

• Lunchbox breaks the news that "The Bachelorette" season is cancelled after a leaked video surfaced of the lead throwing a stool and injuring someone.
• The season (already filmed) is scrapped; discussion follows about reputational/financial fallout for the cast and ABC.
• “Tens of millions of dollars ... all those dudes quit their jobs, this was going to be their moment—not to find love, but to make good TV and capitalize...” (Bobby, 45:58).

Justin Timberlake DUI Coverage (47:04–48:20)

• Discussion of recently released police bodycam footage of Justin Timberlake’s DUI arrest.
• Both the footage and Timberlake’s response create more media fire, compared to the “Streisand effect” earlier discussed.

Oprah’s Interview with “Coldplay Girl” (48:22–50:42)

• Amy and Eddie highlight viral clips from Oprah’s interview with the woman at the center of the Coldplay scandal, including her backlash at celebrities (Ryan Reynolds, Gwyneth Paltrow) who made jokes about her.
• Discussion on the “behind the scenes” emotional and PR impact on her kids and family.

Apple iOS Security Update (51:16–52:22)

• Bobby urges listeners to update their iPhones due to newly patched vulnerabilities exploited by hackers, referencing recent news about foreign cyberattacks.

Alan Ritchson (Reacher) Fight in Tennessee (52:35–54:35)

• Morgan describes viral videos of actor Alan Ritchson fighting his neighbor after being forced to crash his motorcycle (with his kids) due to confrontations over speeding in the neighborhood.

Still Unsolved: The "Savannah Guthrie" Case (55:09–56:29)

• Brief update on a high-profile missing persons case—an elderly woman taken from her home with little public progress in the investigation; the team muses about possible scenarios.

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5. Tragic News: Air Canada Accident (57:09–60:28)

• Amy brings up an Air Canada jet colliding with a fire truck at LaGuardia, resulting in the deaths of the pilots (58:19).
• Discussion about the mechanics of the accident and wonder over how such a collision occurs given air traffic safety protocols.
• “It happened about 11:40 Eastern ... the jet carrying 76 people crashed into a fire truck crossing an active runway ... several dozen passengers suffered injuries, nine being serious” (Bobby, 58:19).

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• “If I had hung out with him 10 years ago, I would not have enjoyed it as much. But the Chase I was talking to ... I was like, okay.” — Amy on Chase Rice’s transformation (05:40)
• “My wife said it was all Billy’s idea” (for sending birthday flowers) — Bobby, joking about attributing gifts to his newborn (07:36)
• “I’m 47. Who cares? ... I don’t really care about birthdays.” — Eddie on getting older (08:37)
• “I want you to win every single one of your games ... and they lost all the games.” — Eddie, humor after his kids’ basketball tournament (09:54)
• “They just look at their laptops ... it was very boring on the bus.” — Lunchbox, disappointed in the “rock star” bus experience (27:59)
• “Just picture a bunch of 20-something-year-olds ... then a 45-year-old man comes on and takes his shirt off.” — Amy, on Lunchbox’s infamous on-stage antics (30:44)
• “I brought the party. They were lame-os.” — Lunchbox, defending himself (32:32)
• “Tens of millions of dollars ... all those dudes quit their jobs, this was going to be their moment—not to find love... but make good television and try to capitalize within the Bachelor universe.” — Bobby on the cancelled Bachelorette season (45:58)
• “Wildly large story—that thing popped like crazy.” — Bobby, on the reach of viral scandals (50:40)
• “It happened about 11:40 Eastern ... the jet carrying 76 people crashed into a fire truck crossing an active runway ... several dozen passengers suffered injuries, nine being serious.” — Bobby, Air Canada accident (58:19)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Topic / Segment | Timestamp (MM:SS) | |-----------------|-------------------| | Amy’s Birthday Dinner & Chase Rice | 04:19–07:00 | | Eddie’s “Sucky” Birthday | 08:13–10:58 | | Duggar Family Scandal | 11:00–13:19 | | Afroman Lawsuit & Viral “Lemon Pound Cake” | 13:19–18:27 | | Chuck Norris Dies | 18:42–20:03 | | Lanco Tour Bus Fire | 20:03–21:43 | | Team’s Tour Bus Adventure | 24:23–25:12, 27:59–28:39 | | Dustin Lynch DJ Set & Lunchbox Stage Antics | 29:10–32:50 | | The Bachelorette Season Cancelled | 41:45–46:50 | | Justin Timberlake DUI Footage | 47:04–48:20 | | Oprah “Coldplay Girl” Interview | 48:22–50:42 | | iOS Security Update Warning | 51:16–52:22 | | Alan Ritchson Fight | 52:35–54:35 | | Air Canada Crash at LaGuardia | 57:09–60:28 |

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Summary & Takeaways

This episode exemplifies The Bobby Bones Show's signature blend of playful team camaraderie and cultural commentary. From surprise birthday dinners with country stars and cringey (or heroic?) on-stage moments to serious news like public scandals and travel disasters, listeners are treated to a mix of laughter, reflection, and up-to-date pop culture information. Whether describing the reality of “rock star life” (it’s laptops and Chipotle, not whiskey and guitars), lamenting lost Bachelorette dreams, or sharing viral stories gone sideways, the team keeps things lively, witty, and relatable.

Listeners will walk away with:

• Behind-the-scenes stories from country radio personalities
• Insightful, often humorous takes on trending social stories
• A deeper understanding of how viral moments and scandals shape public discourse
• Candid glimpses into the ordinary (and sometimes ridiculous) realities behind the spotlight

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End of Summary

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Eddie]

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[Morgan]

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[Eddie]

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[Bobby]

All right, we're back on part two, which we haven't done in a few days. I think now everybody knows we had the baby. And, man, we had a bunch of part twos done because again, there was an emergency valve. We pulled it when we had a bunch of shows that just went up as new shows and we just couldn't get to all the part twos. Also, we ran out of stuff to talk about trying to record out two weeks. It's hard, but we're back. Would you play me Voicemail number six. Ray.

[Eddie]

Good morning. Bobby Bowen show. This is for Amy.

[Bobby]

Bobby. Hope he didn't forget.

[Eddie]

I just called to say happy birthday. I just called to show how much I care. I just called to say happy birthday. And I mean it from the bottom of my heart. Happy birthday, Amy.

[Amy]

Thank you.

[Bobby]

What's up?

[Amy]

That's nice. I guess. Yeah.

[Bobby]

We should talk about birthdays because we were gone for both of them. Amy first

[Amy]

turned 45. Wow. I don't know. I mean, didn't really do anything. Went to dinner. Doesn't feel any different.

[Eddie]

Where'd you go at all, whatsoever? Like one of your favorite places?

[Amy]

No, no, I just went.

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What?

[Amy]

No, it wasn't.

[Bobby]

Why not go to a favorite place?

[Amy]

No. Well, I didn't know for sure what we were gonna do. So my friend Chase is in town and his birthday is two days after mine. It's actually, well, three days. Cause it's a day after Eddie's birthday. And he's like, well, let's go to dinner for our birthdays. So it was him and then his friend, who happens to be Chase Rice. It was very fragile.

[Bobby]

Wait, you went to dinner with Chase Rice?

[Eddie]

What?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

It was really random.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

That's bizarre.

[Eddie]

On her birthday? On her birthday.

[Care for the Culture Host]

Oh.

[Lunchbox]

Oh.

[Amy]

I was like, I don't. I was like, I really didn't want to do anything. I mean, even some of my girlfriends. So we were. We went downtown because there was CRS going on and.

[Bobby]

Which is a big country music. It's called Country Radio seminar.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Big industry thing.

[Amy]

So, yeah, I was like, I really don't want to do anything. He's like, well, let's go down. We'll go down to the Omni. And then we got, like, pizza.

[Bobby]

And so Chase, right? How was that with him?

[Amy]

I honestly, I've never hung out with him away. He's very, very cool. Like, very nice. But apparently he's had Like a. I don't wanna speak for him, but like a transformation of sorts.

[Bobby]

I would agree.

[Amy]

So I don't know that if I had hung out with him 10 years ago, I agree I would have enjoyed it as much. But the Chase I was talking to, I was like, okay. And I think, you know, you don't wanna. It's weird to talk about somebody that way. Cause it's not like I actually really know him, but I feel like I know my friend Chase very well and they've become close friends in the last year or so. And I don't think that Chase would be close to that Chase if he was not cool.

[Bobby]

I would agree with everything you're saying. And I don't know Chase that well, but I do know him a little bit.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And I think it's a different guy than the 10 years ago Chase.

[Amy]

Right.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And either I had a. Either. Yeah. There. I think because he admitted to and that he's evolved in a way and done something like really done a lot of inner work and healing on some stuff that he needed to work through. And so I feel safe saying that because I think he's even publicly talked about that, like on other podcasts and stuff.

[Care for the Culture Host]

But

[Amy]

it was interesting. Like, I remember the next day, like, telling Chase, I was like, yeah, this is just like, not what I expected. But apparently that Chase Rice had told Chase too. He's like, yeah, after we dropped you off, he was sort of like, well, she's way cooler than I thought.

[Bobby]

What the heck does that mean?

[Amy]

Yeah, like that maybe just coming.

[Bobby]

We start a beef now from that?

[Amy]

Yeah, no, I think just not knowing. I don't know that. Like, we just clearly didn't know each other, but that. So it felt very random. Obviously it is. I mean, you had had a baby.

[Bobby]

Oh, the whole world was spinning. And I text Amy at like late at night that night, and I was like, oh, God, Happy birthday. Almost forgot. She's like, you had a baby. You're okay.

[Amy]

Yeah, but you. You'd already sent me flowers.

[Bobby]

I know we. For sure we did. And we signed Billy's name to the flowers.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's cool.

[Bobby]

They went to the wrong house first. I was involved in the process. My wife just didn't do it.

[Amy]

Well, Kate, she told me that it was all Billy's idea.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yeah. The baby's idea, of course. And I should say it was my wife's idea. But I was sitting right beside her, so I was connected to it. She was like, we should send Amy some flowers. I said, That's a great idea for us to send Amy flowers for a birthday. And so then my wife said they sent the flowers to the wrong house. I was like, oh. She goes. But they went back and got them, and now they're taking them to the right house.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And then I was like, oh, I need to text her. So then I texted her, yeah, that birthday. Happy birthday.

[Amy]

Thank you.

[Eddie]

You imagine being that house that got flowers and then, like, take them away? Like, it's like. It's like the Steve Harvey, Miss Universe or whatever that was.

[Bobby]

It's like a slot machine. No, sorry. Machine messed up.

[Eddie]

They're not yours. Sorry.

[Bobby]

Eddie, your birthday.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Tyler Farr and I, we went to Olive Garden.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Thank you.

[Bobby]

That's funny. That was funny.

[Amy]

You were over there sitting on that.

[Eddie]

That's a good one, though.

[Amy]

That was pretty legit. So fg, Illinois.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Y.

[Eddie]

No, mine was terrible, man. Like, so we had.

[Amy]

Did you say terrible?

[Eddie]

Yes, it was terrible.

[Amy]

Yeah, you were very busy.

[Eddie]

We had basketball tournaments. Aau, it's a national tournament that comes into town once a year, and it happened to be this weekend. So I was at the gym from 8am to 8pm I didn't get home till, like, 8:30. And then we ordered pizza, had cake, open gifts. I watched a little bit of basketball. And that was my birthday. But Honestly, dude, I'm 47. Like, who cares? My wife's like, I feel so bad. Like, you know, let's do it another day. I'm like, we're good.

[Bobby]

Like, we don't.

[Eddie]

It's fine. I'm like, I don't really care about birthdays. I really don't. Maybe.

[Amy]

Maybe either.

[Eddie]

Maybe, like, next week we'll go to a restaurant or something. I don't know.

[Bobby]

I text Eddie later for his birthday, too. I was like, hey, happy birthday. But the thing about Eddie is. Almost forgot. I have a joke that I do all year long, randomly, for no reason. One of my favorite bits is 10 times a year, post Happy Birthday, Eddie with a picture of Eddie on my Instagram story. And then people hit up Eddie. Either they'll text him like, dude, happy Birthday, or they'll message him, or. So it's kind of a running joke. And I forgot to post that picture on your. On your literal birthday. I didn't post anything.

[Eddie]

Yes, but you did. And I think finally I did. I think it's the whole the boy cried wolf or whatever. Because, like, one person said, happy Birthday.

[Bobby]

Because they're like, it's always Eddie's not

[Amy]

as real birthday no, it actually is.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So when I text Eddie, he was like, as I had your birthday go, he goes, I was at the gym all day because I had to do on the games. We were sending each other. We're sending each other the betting information.

[Eddie]

But by my kids, they lost every single game. Like, and it was so. It's funny because I told them, like, hey, guys, for my birthday, I want you guys to win every single one of your games. And like, we were on the way home and they lost all the games. And I was like, guys, I think you misunderstood what I said. Like, I said win the games. They're like, okay, dad, we tried. But dude, some of these teams. Yeah. Are so, so good. I mean, you had teams from Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis, like just. Dude, there was one Mike, my son is he. He plays in a fifth, sixth grade league.

[Bobby]

Like that's the.

[Eddie]

They've kind of combined those two. And there was a fifth grader who dunked.

[Bobby]

Wow.

[Eddie]

A fifth grader that dunked the ball. They even tried to do an alley oop and he missed it by like an inch.

[Bobby]

I'm like, in fifth grade.

[Eddie]

How is that real? They must have held him back. But I mean, gosh, dude, that was crazy.

[Bobby]

Oh, so it's not ages, it's grades. Oh, that sucks. Yep.

[Eddie]

And people were like, yeah, I think he's like a NBA player son. Well, that makes sense.

[Bobby]

Do you know who?

[Eddie]

No. I was so mad that my son was playing this team. Like, they're never going to beat. Like they're not going to come close to beating them.

[Bobby]

Happy birthday. Thank you, dude.

[Eddie]

Thank you.

[Bobby]

We can go around the room. I'm. I have the Dugger story here. Are you going to do it?

[Amy]

Yeah, I mean, I can.

[Bobby]

You just got to say everything exactly right.

[Amy]

Let me see if I can.

[Bobby]

No, no, if you don't have it in front of you, don't do it.

[Amy]

No, I have it in the dome.

[Bobby]

No, we're not doming this story.

[Amy]

Okay, fine, I have it. Cuz I have it on my phone.

[Eddie]

A lot of details of the story.

[Bobby]

Well, it involves like child endangerment. Oh, worse than that. So I'm gonna make sure that I have it. Okay.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Amy will go to you first.

[Amy]

Former reality TV star Joseph Duggar, you know, from 19 and Counting. And then they had another show with his wife, like counting on or something.

[Bobby]

Oh, I get lost in all the Duggars.

[Eddie]

They live in Arkansas.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So yes. And this he's been charged before, but in Florida for make sure.

[Bobby]

You're saying Everything right on this. Because again, you're just looking up and you're not looking at your thing.

[Eddie]

Amy, Amy, Amy, Amy. Bobby has all the info in front of me.

[Amy]

I have it right here in front of me too.

[Eddie]

Oh, my gosh.

[Amy]

He's facing new charges in his home state of Arkansas amid a charge for child molestation he's currently facing in Florida. So that's what I was saying is these are two different things. Do you know where this is? Bobby?

[Bobby]

Don't come to me now.

[Amy]

No. Tantytown.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Tantown. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Tantown.

[Amy]

Yeah. Police in Tony Town, Arkansas have charged him and his wife Kendra.

[Bobby]

Well, they, they.

[Amy]

She's released on bail.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she's, she's out now. I have that.

[Amy]

She is not.

[Bobby]

So let me just take it for a minute here.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

So she was arrested on misdemeanor charges including child endangerment, false imprisonment, and released shortly, just one day after her husband, Joseph Duggar was charged with molesting a child under 12. The allegations stem from a 14 year old girl who told authorities he abused her multiple times during a family trip when she was nine. His arrest adds to a broader history of scandals involving the Duggar family, including his brother Josh. He was convicted too. Relatives of issue statements condemning the alleged abuse and supporting the victim. CBS News. Two Duggar brothers and then the white. What's happening over there? Yeah, yeah, that's what sucks is everybody associates them with Arkansas. That's what Eddie said. Like, hey, aren't they from where you're from?

[Eddie]

Kind of what I remember about them.

[Bobby]

I know.

[Eddie]

And there's a lot of them.

[Amy]

Yeah. But I, I'm not like, oh, okay, so Arkansas's. No, I mean this could happen anywhere. It's tragic.

[Bobby]

Do you guys follow the Afroman story at all?

[Eddie]

Nope.

[Bobby]

Okay, so Afroman, for example, I was gonna go to church, but then I got high.

[Eddie]

Okay,

[Bobby]

got it. Gonna pay my child support, but then I got high. So when we were young, that song was massive. And he also had a song called Cult 45. So I remember when this happened. So Afroman was at his house. And I have the story here, but I'm gonna go a little bit from the dome because it's not as, it's not as serious. It's not child molestation. We just gotta make sure that stuff is set exactly right.

[Amy]

I understand that.

[Bobby]

So Afroman's house was broken. The cops kicked the doors down. They, they were like, we're gonna go, we need to raid his house. They were looking at possible kidnapping, drugs, all these things. They found nothing. He did nothing wrong. So he took the surveillance footage and using music videos and made songs about the cops.

[Eddie]

Oh, wow.

[Bobby]

And one of them, you see one of the guys when he's coming in with his gun, he looks at the lemon pound cake that Afra man has on the. And he like stares at it. You can tell he wants it like he's got the gun. As he's like waving his gun, going through the house. Check. And he looks at the pound cake twice. So aphroman has a song called Lemon pound, Lemon pound cake. And he used the melody to under the boardwalk. We'll be having some fun under. And so this song, lemon pound Cake and he does a whole record of them. And some of it's like he was talking to, like he had sex with the cop's wife. He was just saying all this stuff. So they all sue him, all the cops sue him. And so all of this trial was up on TikTok because it was. There were cameras in the room. He won nearly $4 million, Grammy nominated rapper. I know he's. Wow, that's the story here. He's not for a Grammy. Did you know he's no.

[Eddie]

For that song. But then I got high.

[Bobby]

I don't know what it was for. One, a nearly $4 million lawsuit filed by seven Ohio deputies who claimed his songs, videos and merchandise about a 2022 police raid on his home defamed them and invaded their privacy. Okay. I think so. I don't think he won any money. I think he just didn't have to pay the money.

[Eddie]

Right. You get sued, you don't win money. Right.

[Bobby]

He won a nearly. That's. That feels a bit misleading.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby]

The raid, which turned up no chargers, was captured on security footage that he later used in a comedic music video recounting the incident. A jury ultimately sided with foreman affirming his actions as protected free speech. Dude, he showed up in a suit that was all American flags. He's got. Obviously has a big afro. He's probably in his 50s or 60s. And they were interviewing one of the cops. And because one of the songs. Michael, you look at the titles to the songs on that album. One of the songs is about Afroman possibly having sex with the cop's wife. And they asked the cop, any chance your wife. This is what I remember from it. I'm paraphrasing. Any chance your wife had sex with Afro? Man has cheated on you. He's like. I mean, chance. I don't know. They were not prepared for this case. They

[Amy]

why should his answer have been like, no?

[Bobby]

Yeah, right.

[Amy]

But he's like.

[Eddie]

Well, he's like. I'm being honest, I'm not really sure. But. But why did they go in the first place? Like, was there like some kind of investigation?

[Bobby]

Yeah. So I believe there. They were tipped off that there was drugs and possibly some kidnapping or traffic.

[Eddie]

And they're completely wrong.

[Bobby]

Yes, completely wrong. There was nothing in there and in the security because they kick indoors. And he's like, I just made this to recoup the $20,000 I had to pay.

[Amy]

And.

[Bobby]

And they took some money. They took money from him, like as evidence. And when they gave it back, they didn't give it all back. Allegedly.

[Amy]

That's wrong.

[Eddie]

That's in a song.

[Bobby]

I think so. Mike, what do you see?

[Mike]

They have you on the song titles. Yeah, it's a lemon pound cake. Will you help me repair my door? The police raid. Why are you disconnecting my video camera? The battering him of the. Of the police whistleblower and police blow.

[Eddie]

What?

[Mike]

Blow my wife, please blow my wide. Yeah. Police blow my wad.

[Eddie]

That's funny that the whole album is that though.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Bobby]

Wow. Because he made it trying to make his money back. And now they didn't want this out there and they said they were being defamed and. But have you heard of the Streisand effect?

[Eddie]

Barbra Streisand?

[Bobby]

Actually, yes. She didn't want like a picture of her house to exist and she sued. This is like not even that long ago. And you may look up the exact details like in the early 2000s. But because of her not wanting that picture to be up, it created all the publicity and actually showed the picture. What do you see?

[Mike]

Yeah, it was in 2003, it was a lawsuit where she tried to get an aerial photo of her home taken off.

[Bobby]

And because of the lawsuit, more people then looked at the picture. So the Streisand effect is if all the attention you get by is not wanting attention and screaming about not wanting attention.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So my algorithm was Afroman trial was yours?

[Mike]

Yeah, a lot of it.

[Bobby]

Anything I missed? In my terrible description of what happened?

[Mike]

I think that's pretty much everything that just this footage itself was crazy.

[Bobby]

Yeah, he's just chilling in Americans. American flag suit. He shouldn't have lost. And again, they found nothing in his house and they didn't give him all his money back. Which is weird, wasn't it?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Shady lemon pound cake. Cuz that cop, he's got a gun in his hand and he Stops and looks at the cake and thinks to himself, do I want to get this cake right now? All right, there's that story. Chuck Norris died.

[Eddie]

Saw that.

[Bobby]

86 years old in Hawaii. Norris was hospitalized in Hawaii on Thursday, and his family issued a statement saying that he died that morning. Quote, while we would like to keep the circumstances private, please know that he was surrounded by his family and was at peace. No cause of death was given. Super famous in the late 60s, 70s, and 80s, and then even a bit

[Eddie]

in the 90s, because that was Walker, Texas Ranger. Right, the 90s.

[Bobby]

The dude was famous for 50 years. Yeah, Chuck Norris. And then he memed out in 2000. Like, he then became famous again for a different reason.

[Eddie]

What were his movies?

[Bobby]

His war.

[Eddie]

His war movies. They were like war movies.

[Bobby]

But he had a. He did the Wrecking Crew with Dean Martin, but he did all the Bruce Lee movies.

[Eddie]

They did those.

[Bobby]

Okay, let me see if I can look at here. The Way of the Dragon. That's Bruce Lee, 1972. The Way of the Dragon. He is in the 1968 movie the Wrecking Crew with Dean Martin in the 80s. He became one of the most recognizable action stars in film in 1993. Started with Walker, Texas Ranger. He would star nearly 200 episodes of that. And then the memes. So, yeah, rest in peace to Chuck Norris. All right, you did your story, I did some. Eddie, what do you have?

[Eddie]

Did you guys see Lanko? You know, Lanko? I was gonna be here forever. Their bus got.

[Bobby]

What's the name of their band?

[Eddie]

Lanco,

[Bobby]

But Lanca. Lanco.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Lanco, right? What? Lancome.

[Bobby]

That's a little better.

[Eddie]

What did I say?

[Bobby]

Lanco Lane.

[Eddie]

Co. Lanco.

[Bobby]

Laney Wilson.

[Eddie]

Lanco. So, yeah, they were on tour somewhere, like up north, and there was a big blizzard and they had to pull over, you know, because they were. They couldn't drive. And so they were like, do we stay on the bus? Do we go get a hotel? So they figured out, like, you know what? Let's just go get a hotel. It'll be warmer. We do that. And so they all. The whole band, the crew, they all went to a hotel, but the driver stayed behind. And. And somewhere in the middle of the night, the driver woke up and the whole bus was caught on fire. And luckily the driver got out. But the pictures are crazy.

[Bobby]

It burnt it to a crisp.

[Eddie]

All the way down, completely gone. But they're not saying what started it. So I'm so confused about that. Like, how does the bus just catch on fire and then Did Bert Kreischer's.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what I was catch on fire, too. I was like, wait a second. I thought this happened to Bert.

[Bobby]

It did. And he posted a picture, like, very similar.

[Amy]

And his was in the snow, too.

[Bobby]

What if they're using the same bus picture?

[Eddie]

It's a joke on us.

[Bobby]

Yeah. You pay for that. The rights to that picture to say your bus burnt. Yeah, both of them. He texted me about the baby. Burt did.

[Eddie]

He did, yeah. That's crazy.

[Bobby]

Like, just saw your baby. Congratulations. Yeah. Luckily they weren't on the bus when it happened. Right. There have been other instances of that. Like Hillary Scott, like, her bus burnt completely up.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

It's got to be some sort of electric issue, right?

[Eddie]

I would think maybe if they're not

[Bobby]

on it, you keep it going.

[Mike]

I think the Burton was a tire blew out.

[Bobby]

Oh, really?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

What about Lane Co?

[Eddie]

Nothing on Lane Co. Yeah, they're not saying what happened.

[Bobby]

Yeah, luckily nobody's on it.

[Amy]

The tire blew out and then it also caught fire because. Right. I didn't. I saw it, like, burnt too. Like, crispy.

[Eddie]

Yo. Gone.

[Bobby]

But was the tire the reason it caught on fire?

[Mike]

Yeah, it burnt out. Then it caused the fire.

[Amy]

Oh, gotcha. Okay. I thought. Man, I thought I was going crazy.

[Eddie]

Dude, you should have seen Amy on a bus. It's hilarious.

[Amy]

What'd I do?

[Bobby]

Just.

[Eddie]

I mean, she was like, just rock star life.

[Bobby]

So I'd had the baby by then, but, yeah. You guys were going down to Atlanta to do an event with our affiliate in Atlanta, and it was a concert. Like, Dustin lynch was DJing. Does he actually DJ or did he just stand there?

[Eddie]

No, he sings to the dj.

[Bobby]

Oh, he does. Oh, man. That's the move.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You don't speak your full band.

[Amy]

Nope.

[Bobby]

So he sings, the DJ plays the music.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Does he play. Is it unsa. UNSA music?

[Amy]

Kind of.

[Eddie]

Kind of.

[Bobby]

Okay, so. So he's not doing, like, just the instrumental to a small town boy like me.

[Amy]

No, they're like, it's. There's smoke and lights and smoke. Well, and like, when I say smoke, it's like, like, you know, like, they think Vegas, like, at the club. And, like, some people in the crowd were perplexed, let's just say, because they

[Bobby]

went to a country concert and got deadmau5.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So he was. Was he the headliner?

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

As the DJ?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Oh, that's weird.

[Eddie]

But he wasn't DJing. He had a DJ and he would stand next to the DJ and sing to where he was.

[Amy]

Or he'd work the crowd in the stage, but like with sneakers on and

[Eddie]

like, I guess that's what he does in Vegas.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it is.

[Amy]

It's his win show or whatever he's got going on there in Atlanta. And I think people. Some people were aware and others thought they were coming to see Dustin lynch

[Bobby]

play songs on a guitar. Yes. Yeah. I would be a little weirded out by that. So it was him as Megan Patrick

[Amy]

there and Corey Kent.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Eddie]

Corey Kent's really good.

[Bobby]

And I really like both of them too.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

So Megan Patrick, Corey Kent band, guitars, the whole thing. And then it just was like, interesting.

[Bobby]

So this was like a month and a half, two months prior, everybody. Okay. I feel like three people coughed at once there.

[Eddie]

What's going on over there?

[Amy]

That was weird.

[Bobby]

So Rod, who runs the country part of our company, he was like, hey, we're doing this thing in Atlanta. Can you go? And I was like, I can't. My wife due date is literally right around that. I said, I already got. I was already very nervous about going on the cruise because I was way too close to her due date even to go on the cruise. So I can't. He's like, okay, got it. So all you guys were going and so you just took a tour bus, which is great because it's not far. It was. It's a four hour drive. Four and a half on a tour bus maybe.

[Eddie]

Probably four hours.

[Amy]

Okay, well, yeah, we stopped for food.

[Bobby]

So you ate it up.

[Amy]

What do you mean?

[Eddie]

The bus.

[Amy]

We stopped the bus.

[Eddie]

Life.

[Amy]

I ate it.

[Bobby]

They were acting like you're. You're a rock star.

[Amy]

What did they say about me? I. Okay.

[Eddie]

She had her own little dressing room in the back.

[Amy]

I brought my. I didn't. Okay. So I was like, well, we've got four hours on the bus. I might as well get ready on the bus. Why would I get ready before if I have nothing else to do? I'll take my little mirror. And we all wore comfy clothes. So I had then my change of clothes and my curling iron and my makeup. So I just did all my makeup and hair on the bus.

[Bobby]

Was there a star bunk or was it a room?

[Eddie]

There was like a room.

[Bobby]

Okay, so it wasn't a.

[Eddie]

No, no, no.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Amy]

Right. So. Yeah. And then Eddie was like, why don't you go do set up in the back? I didn't know where to set up. Set up in the back. And so then they made it. I guess they made it seem like, oh, Amy's back here.

[Bobby]

So he set you up and then made fun of you after he set you up?

[Amy]

It appears that way.

[Eddie]

No, it was kind of like, Amy, like, if you want to get dressed, like, you can back there, whatever. And then she kind of, like, set it up. By the time I went back there, it was Amy's room.

[Bobby]

Oh, she took over the whole thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah. It was like. It was like Wiona was back there.

[Amy]

Yeah. So I got ready back there, and then we stopped at Chipotle. I forgot about this. How I almost got hit by a car.

[Eddie]

I didn't see it, but I heard.

[Amy]

Yeah, I did. We. We cut through the Cuz we part. You have to park the bus in the back. And then we walked through, and this Chipotle had a drive through. And then I thought the car was parked, getting their food, but I guess they were driving off. And I was like, this. She. Like, the driver thought she hit me. She was yelling out her window, and I thought she was gonna yell at me because I. And I was like, I'm so sorry. I'm such an idiot. And she was like, oh, my gosh. She was the sweetest person ever. She's like, did I hit you? I'm so sorry. I feel terrible. I'm like, you feel terrible? This is my fault. I've walked into you. Like, it was my. If I. If she had run over my foot, it would have been my fault, which she almost did. But she. I've never. It's so weird how my reaction was like, I'm about to get yelled at because this is how humanity is. And she. What a pleasant surprise. Like, she was. She did not need to be. And I was like, stop apologizing. You didn't do anything wrong. But I was like, wow. I almost prejudged her that she was about to lay into me.

[Bobby]

Was that the way down?

[Amy]

I was on the way down.

[Bobby]

So who was on the bus? Cause I have some questions.

[Amy]

Yeah, good.

[Bobby]

Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox.

[Amy]

Morgan.

[Bobby]

Morgan, Rod. And the bus driver.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Okay. So did scuba Steve drive and trail the bus?

[Amy]

He just took his own car. And when I saw. When we got there and we saw him, I was like, wait, you're here. I was like, why didn't you go?

[Bobby]

Why did you drive your own car?

[Eddie]

He said, oh, perfect timing.

[Amy]

He's like, I don't.

[Lunchbox]

He said he's scared of buses.

[Amy]

I don't trust bus drivers.

[Eddie]

What?

[Lunchbox]

I think he was just doing it so he could have a weekend with his family. He stayed a couple extra days.

[Eddie]

Oh, he did take his family down there. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Or did he stay because he was already down there? There's a. You know, both can be true. When he gets back, let me know.

[Amy]

Yeah, I mean, I think, yeah, there was the family thing, but I think even if his family hadn't gone, he was gonna drive himself because he said he doesn't trust bus drivers.

[Bobby]

That's weird. Bus drivers are actually trained.

[Eddie]

It's what they do.

[Bobby]

And that's what.

[Amy]

And apparently our bus driver, speaking of, Dustin lynch, he used to coincidentally drive a bunch for Dustin. And Dustin was like, oh, that's my favorite driver. He's the best. You're in good hands. So I feel like we had a legit, well respected driver in the biz.

[Eddie]

Lunchbox kind of had a rude awakening, though. Like, remember he said he's like, oh, we're gonna pull into truck stops and everyone's gonna be like, who's in there? No one did that.

[Bobby]

No, they never do. Nobody cares.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. We parked in the back. No one could see us. And then it was very boring on the bus. These people just pull out their laptops and their phone and they just look at their phones or laptops the whole time. I'm like, wow, this is a lot of fun.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we had to work, man.

[Bobby]

Well, that's what's great about the bus, is that you can do other things because you're sitting on a couch, you have a table. Like, that's the purpose of it. What did you think you're gonna do shots the whole way down? Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. I thought it was gonna be like, music was gonna be going, we're gonna be in a good mood, but everybody's just buried in their phone in the computer.

[Bobby]

I was like, wow, guys, I think it was working. I think.

[Amy]

No. And we were like, nobody wanted to drink.

[Lunchbox]

Like, nobody wanted to get the TVs to work. And it was just like, gosh, this is a boring trip. Yeah. So it was not as exciting as I thought it was going to be.

[Bobby]

Hey, Morgan, what happened when Lunchbox and Dustin's people.

[Morgan]

Oh, yeah. So during the DJ set, Amy.

[Bobby]

I don't know. I don't know.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

So lunch there. There were hired people to go out and party on stage with Dustin. They were like a bunch of young people.

[Lunchbox]

They recruited them on Instagram.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Morgan]

To be like a party atmosphere on stage. Just like a club in Las Vegas, if you will. A DJ with a I will set. So they were standing on both sides of him, kind of like they weren't really dancing.

[Lunchbox]

They Weren't doing anything. They look like idiots out there. They just stood there and they would take it, hold on. They would take a picture themselves.

[Bobby]

It's her story, hold on. And then they would, Morgan, you go, your story. He can then come in after. Go ahead.

[Morgan]

Yes. So they were both on the side. There's a bunch of young people. They were, they were supposed to be there for looking good, you know, everybody's looking good partying. Well, Lunchbox takes it upon himself because they weren't partying enough to his what he thought they needed to be doing. So he runs out there and starts like fist pumping and like dancing and going insane. And then all of a sudden he takes his shirt off and I'm like, okay, we have a shirtless lunchbox on stage. He was never supposed to be on stage. And then I see one of Dustin Lynch's people over to the side just kind of fuming with anger and shaking his head like, what is he doing out there? He's trying to get to security to get security to kick him off and he's just really upset by the whole situation. So I think Lunchbox ended up being out there maybe five minutes and then this guy talked to security and he got pulled off stage.

[Bobby]

I thought Lunchbox made it look fun. Obviously I wasn't there. So.

[Eddie]

Did you see the video?

[Bobby]

I did and I thought he.

[Amy]

It was a different vibe.

[Bobby]

What do you mean?

[Amy]

Well, the vibe, they weren't even vibing,

[Lunchbox]

they weren't doing anything.

[Amy]

I agree. You, you made it it. I don't, I laughed. Like I thought, okay, this is fun. Like okay look, Lunchbox, haha. But I do think they had a certain what's aesthetic keeps coming.

[Eddie]

I mean they wanted young influencers up

[Amy]

there dancing, like cute outfits, like having a good time and then this, and then Mr. Foley shows up, gets on stage. It's like, just picture like a bunch of 20 something year olds having a good time and then a 45 year old man comes on and then takes his shirt off.

[Eddie]

Man, it dude, honestly I wasn't laughing. Like it was sad.

[Bobby]

It looked fun to me. Again, I wasn't there. I thought, oh look at Lunchbox, this is awesome. Like he's. I didn't realize they had paid people to get up there.

[Eddie]

It was so sad. I was sad man. Like they were all laughing at him. All the girls are like laughing like, look at this old dude like dancing.

[Bobby]

Lunchbox, you now have freedom to speak.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, well they were supposed to be dancing and having fun and they were literally standing still like they were on the stage and they were just standing there. It was awkward. And the crowd had to be like, what is going on? And I was like, let me show these little kids how to do it. Like, how to go out and not care.

[Bobby]

I'm not as good as I once was.

[Lunchbox]

No, no, I'm going to show you what. If you're on stage to dance, this is what you need to do. You need to face the crowd and dance. Not look at each other and look at your phone. Take a picture and scroll and make sure it's okay for four minutes. It was so awkward. They didn't know what they were doing. They didn't know how to dance on stage at a concert. So I said, okay, I'm going to bring the energy. And then, yes. There was backward hat guy with his camo hat that was. Had steam coming out of his ears. I think he was in charge. He was dancer guy. All his job was was to hire the dancers, and he was their drink getter. He would go get them drinks, and he would stand on the stage. And when I was on the stage, he had steam come out of his ears. Like, I didn't hire you. I wasn't getting you your drinks. How dare you go out on my stage. But. And then I was dancing. I had to hear a couple girls go, who is this guy? Like, what's he doing? They did say that, but, I mean, I brought the party. They were lame Os.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but do you think they were lame Os in how you used to do it compared to what they wanted now?

[Lunchbox]

No. No. The other side of the stage, where those people were, they were dancing like they were good. The side we were on, they were not dancing. They were the lame crowd.

[Bobby]

I thought it looked funny what you were doing. I thought that was the purpose of it, to be funny.

[Lunchbox]

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[Eddie]

I'm curious as to why Lunchbox. You thought, you know, like, it's up to me to fix this party.

[Bobby]

Like, what.

[Eddie]

What goes through your mind when you're like, I'm going to just take the bull by the horns and fix this?

[Lunchbox]

Because I'm the life of the party and I want to show people a good time. Like, they're in the crowd and they're looking at like, what is going on? I don't understand. And I'm like, here, guys, let me show you what they're supposed to be doing. They're not doing it, but this is what was the intended purpose. And I danced and I had a great time and I laughed and everybody enjoyed it, except for backward hat guy that was in charge of the dancers.

[Bobby]

But I guess my question is, and again, I've been solely on Lunchbox aside through this because I was entertained by the clips. If they weren't wanting something funny up there, if it wasn't a funny thing, being funny maybe wasn't the thing to do.

[Amy]

Yeah. I don't know. I didn't see the.

[Eddie]

I don't think they were going for funny.

[Bobby]

That's what I'm saying. Like, if they don't want, like an old guy doing comedy up there.

[Eddie]

Right, right, right.

[Bobby]

I can see where they would get irritated that there's now a shirtless dad up there dancing around.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, I think that brings more attention to it than those people that were doing nothing. And Dustin lynch looked at me. He gave me a point. He didn't seem to care. It was just the one guy that was in charge of getting the people drinks.

[Bobby]

What if the point was get him off of here?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, maybe his point.

[Bobby]

Lucky points. Like, that's him. Get him off of here.

[Amy]

Yeah. There was a hype guy. I. He may be an Atlanta rapper or something. He was on stage with Dustin, and he was definitely looking at Lunchbox and laughing and, like, having a good time.

[Lunchbox]

Right.

[Amy]

He was like, oh, what's up? You know? Yeah, like, doing that, you know?

[Eddie]

No, again, maybe he was pointing the security, like, that's him.

[Bobby]

Did you guess how awkward that he was up there?

[Eddie]

Oh, man, I felt so sad.

[Amy]

I felt like I did. See, I don't feel like Eddie. I did not feel sad. I thought it was funny. It was. I was like, oh, unexpected. I think that there's a moment where you realize it's gone too far.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Bobby]

So, like, did he know the moment?

[Eddie]

No. Lunchbox. No.

[Amy]

Like, he. It's like you could stay out there for a certain amount of time. I think maybe he exited stage right when it was about to get a little too awkward. So it was good timing, you know? Like, I think if he stayed out there a few minutes longer, it would have been like, okay, we need to. We need to get him.

[Bobby]

Do you think it was too long?

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

Morgan, do you think it was too long?

[Morgan]

Yes. I think when he took off his shirt is when it just kind of took a different turn. But it was funny. It entertained everybody. Side stage. But I will say Dustin did put. Or his team put together, like, a highlight video from the night. And Lunchbox is not in it.

[Lunchbox]

They did not put me on.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

I commented on his Instagram. I was like, I think you need to re edit you miss me.

[Morgan]

I don't know if they ended up finding it funny.

[Eddie]

Dang.

[Lunchbox]

This camera guy was. He was filming me for a while. Like, he had the camera right on me.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

For the cops, for their proof.

[Lunchbox]

And security did. There was no security, like, right there by the side stage. But she did come running is what I was told. But she never came out and got me.

[Eddie]

It's when everyone started laughing at him. It's kind of when I felt bad or.

[Bobby]

But. But were they laughing because of him? Not at him?

[Eddie]

I don't know. I felt. I felt like it because he was first dancing. They're like, okay, who's this guy? Whatever, no big deal. Then he takes his shirt off, starts, you know, caressing his body. You saw the dance. And then after a while, just like, what's he doing? How long is he gonna be up here? And he stayed up there for like, another, what, three minutes, four minutes?

[Bobby]

You remember how when we were 25 and we'd go to the club and there'd always be like the 40 year old guy. We'd be like, why is he. What's up with this old dude? That's the vibe. When do you learn not to do that? And I think we learned in our life not to do that anymore because we didn't want to be that dude. We would always look at and go, like, why is he still. Is there any chance that was happening?

[Eddie]

That's what I felt was happening now.

[Lunchbox]

There was one guy. There was one guy that was with these girls. He had sunglasses on and he would just bob his head. He just stood there. And I was like, what are you doing?

[Morgan]

I will say that I think everybody who knew who Lunchbox was was laughing at it because they're like, oh, this is who he is. This is what he is.

[Lunchbox]

Like the crowd, the people that are like that for, like, the listeners, that's what we're there for. I don't give a crap about those influencers. Who gives a crap who they are? We're there for those people that listen to our show, and that's what I did it for.

[Morgan]

Yeah, and the people that were up there dancing were definitely filming him and like, they don't know him to be filming him and, like, making fun of him. So I do think they were. They were filming to laugh at him.

[Eddie]

He's a man of the people, man.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Okay, Lunchbox, you have a story?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yeah, I got a story, man. The Bachelorette has been canceled. That is huge news, guys. I mean, Taylor, Frankie, Paul, the girl from the Mormon Wives, like, this was supposed to be the biggest season. They filmed it all. And then they. Her ex released a video of like a fight with her, her throwing a bar stool at hitting the kid. And ABC said, we're not airing it

[Bobby]

now, to be fair, the ex didn't release it. TMZ released it. And I don't think they're saying that he actually sold it to that. I think they're being a little ambiguous about where it came from.

[Lunchbox]

Well, who else would have it? He was the one filming. I agree, I agree.

[Bobby]

Who else would have it? But you can't just say he because he didn't release it. TMZ released it, but.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, okay, well. Well, I assume TMZ got it from him.

[Bobby]

Who?

[Lunchbox]

I mean, it's not like he's sharing that.

[Bobby]

You can say whatever. You just don't want to get sued because you're saying the wrong thing.

[Lunchbox]

Okay, you're right. TMZ released it. I don't know where they got it.

[Bobby]

It's probably If I'm guessing, it's probably from him or somebody that he gave it to.

[Amy]

Some reports have been that he allegedly sold it to tmz.

[Bobby]

That's what you said.

[Amy]

And with this timing, specifically right before the premiere of the show.

[Lunchbox]

Right.

[Amy]

He waited right until last night.

[Bobby]

Well, so Mormons have already stopped shooting because of the. The allegation that happened recently. So they stopped production and so ABC already had to go, what do we do? And the video coming out. But it was from a 2022. Yeah, yeah, that video. They already knew about the situation, but the video wasn't out because they had background crap to check out. They had background checked the crap out of her. So they knew about that, but that video wasn't out there. And then the incident happened recently to which they had all stopped filming Real Housewives in Mormon County. What's it called?

[Lunchbox]

Real Life.

[Amy]

Secret Life.

[Bobby]

There we go. So that was back in. And so ABC is already having to make a decision. And that video coming out, because the video. Did you watch it? It's crazy. It's crazy when she. Because she throws. When the chair is thrown, it hits the kids.

[Eddie]

The kid. Yeah, the kid. Yeah, that.

[Bobby]

That was probably the. The old straw that broke the camel's back for sure.

[Eddie]

And is she. Was she the Bachelorette? Yes, the Bachelorette.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Bobby]

And you're talking about. It's supposed to air on Sunday, yesterday.

[Eddie]

So it's been 10 last night.

[Bobby]

Yeah, last night.

[Lunchbox]

It's everything. It's finished.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's done.

[Eddie]

Whoa.

[Amy]

So, like, yeah, I. One of my friends did casting for her season, like, casted the guys, and it's. So I was like, oh, my gosh, like, what ha. What happens to all of that? Like, even, like, for her, she said she had, like, some friends being like, wait, are you still gonna get paid? Or like, what's your. And she's like, oh, I'm a independent contractor. So she's like, I'm already taken care of. But there are some people that if they put a lot of work into it, but then there's like royalty or what do you call it, Bobby?

[Bobby]

Everybody's gonna get paid from doing the show. All the guys are gonna get paid. Everybody's gonna get paid, but they're not gonna get their moment to capitalize off of.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby]

So they're not gonna get to do tummy T influencer deals or they're not gonna. I don't think they're gonna take them to paradise unless there's one or two that they think were so Good. The guy that won that he's been. You know, because now it's kind of all out there. You can. They put the spoilers out anyway. But now the spoilers have really been popped out there. Apparently she got with this guy Doug. Is Doug the guy.

[Morgan]

His name.

[Lunchbox]

I don't even know who won. I didn't ever look that up.

[Morgan]

That's what reality Steve said.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Morgan]

Does a lot of the spoilers.

[Bobby]

So it's Doug as his name, right?

[Morgan]

Yeah, that's what I saw. But I don't know if it's.

[Bobby]

We'll call him Doug. A few places say that Doug won, they got engaged, and then they broke up like a month later. Because she was still having.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Apparently even before the video was released, the story came out that the night before she went to start shooting it, she had sex with him. Because he. He said that.

[Amy]

Yeah. The night before she left.

[Eddie]

So does ABC just out. Are they the ones that just kind of, like, lose on this?

[Bobby]

Yeah. Tens of millions of dollars. The guy that's hired me so many times is the head of non scripted at Disney. Disney owns Hulu abc. And so I saw him being interviewed.

[Kat]

Dang.

[Amy]

So, yeah, they're out maybe I think about 2 million an episode. And there's 12 episodes.

[Eddie]

Oh, my goodness.

[Bobby]

And all those dudes that, like, took off work.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Quit their jobs. You know, this was going to be their moment not to find love. Because it's really not about that at this point. It's just make good television and try to capitalize off that within the Bachelor universe. Nothing.

[Eddie]

Gosh, that's tough.

[Bobby]

I think Doug's a singer. Songwriter, too, if that's his name.

[Amy]

Doug.

[Mike]

Yeah. Doug Mason.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I was watching a video. Him singing.

[Amy]

Is he good?

[Lunchbox]

He sings.

[Bobby]

He's fine. He's better than we are. And he's pretty good. He'd be someone if they moved to town that you would see out at a songwriting night that's new to town, not somebody that's at a songwriting night here that's written a bunch of songs and is good because there's also that group. But there's also the people that move to town because they're just new to town. He's like that good where he could get better if he worked at it, but he's also good enough to move to town.

[Eddie]

That's.

[Bobby]

That's the good. Yeah. Yeah.

[Eddie]

So you know what else is on my algorithm?

[Bobby]

Lots of just. Is that on there?

[Eddie]

That. Yes, I did see her. The video.

[Amy]

Yeah. A lot of her stuff.

[Eddie]

Is the video of the chair throwing. I saw that.

[Bobby]

Got it.

[Eddie]

But Justin Timberlake.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah, Watch some of that.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

He was wasted.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

I would say it strides an effect on that because he tried to get that right. Didn't he sue to, like, keep it?

[Mike]

Yeah, we're coming out. Yeah.

[Bobby]

And so they. They were able to release it. And they released not only the body cam footage from the cop from the stop, but also inside when they were like, having to fill out the paperwork. Yeah.

[Eddie]

That's crazy to watch. Yeah.

[Bobby]

What'd you think about it?

[Eddie]

I just. I mean, I didn't. I thought, you know, when I saw the body cam, when he got pulled over, I'm like, well, yeah, that's like, he's definitely impaired. But then he's back and he's asking to repeat questions and he's like, looking and then looks. Wait, wait, say that again.

[Bobby]

Like, is that rich?

[Eddie]

Pretty sad.

[Bobby]

Why are you driving?

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

I know, like, you don't have to be rich.

[Bobby]

You can just get an Uber. Yeah. You could be like, you can say that to anybody. Like, don't drink and drive. Get an Uber. But then if you're that rich also, it's just like, it compounds.

[Eddie]

Sometimes people are like, you know, yeah, I have been drinking, but, man, it's gonna cost me 60 bucks to go home. Like, I'll risk it. So. Yeah, to that point. In that case, you got all the money in the world. Just don't drive.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So anyway, that one. And then have you seen the interview with Oprah and the.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

The girl from the Coldplay.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, only parts. So have I.

[Eddie]

Only parts. And I want to watch the whole thing because you do.

[Bobby]

I really do get the wrong people.

[Amy]

What do you mean?

[Bobby]

She's. She was blaming because, like, who made it famous? She was blaming, like, comedians for, like, highlighting her story. Oh, yeah, I forget.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, that's not right.

[Bobby]

She was like, you know, who. Who was it that, like, really.

[Eddie]

I didn't see that clip. So I don't know.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she was mad at a couple celebrities. I. I forget. Dude, my. I'm scrambled eggs in my head.

[Amy]

Like, whatever the jokes they were making made it pop off more.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'll have to look and see what it is. But what did you. What did you see from the clips?

[Eddie]

I. The clips I saw was her just kind of explaining what they did afterwards and them talking about how they're going to deal with this. Or I saw another one where she was home already and then I think her husband or her. They were separated, I guess, is what she's saying.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I saw that clip where they said they both were separated. Yes, but then she was.

[Eddie]

It's all very confusing.

[Bobby]

But then she was. Now I think maybe now she's saying he lied and said he was separated.

[Amy]

Yeah. So she was like, I was under there. I thought he was being honest with me on his situation. Because she's like, my situation is we've been separated. Even my husband is. Or strange husband has even made a statement saying, yes, we're separated. So then she's like, I thought he was as well. Well, turns out he wasn't. And so he couldn't make a similar statement. And she was upset because he also wouldn't even make a statement saying, yeah, I lied to her and told her I was separated. Because she's like, I wouldn't have put myself in that. She goes, I thought we were in the exact same situation. And we weren't.

[Eddie]

It's just. It's just weird. The whole thing's weird.

[Bobby]

Mike, would you tickle my memory and look that up? See who she was mad at?

[Mike]

Yeah, I'm trying to look. The only thing I saw was Ryan Reynolds.

[Bobby]

And that's one for sure.

[Mike]

Gwyneth Paltrow.

[Bobby]

Yep. That's who it was. That's exactly who it was. I guess they weren't comedians. I just knew there were celebrities. Yeah. For making jokes about him.

[Eddie]

And then she, like, talks about how they were trying to figure out, like, all right, before our kids wake up, this is already blowing up, you know, because she had teenagers, I guess, and like, before they wake up, like, we've gotta tell them before they find out by getting on Tick tock and seeing it for themselves. So, like, that's kind of crazy. You don't think about all that. Like, everything they had to do behind the scenes.

[Bobby]

Wildly large story. That thing popped like crazy.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like so. So much. So, like, her kids new school year was starting or something. And she, I guess is. The vibe I got is she's an involved parent and likes to be at things on campus, but her kids were like, mom, we don't want you coming on. Coming to school. Like, don't come to this because it would cause, you know.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Ruckus.

[Eddie]

And then them having to tell the board or the company. All that stuff that you think, like, it just doesn't end.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Like, this is the biggest thing on the Internet. It doesn't end.

[Amy]

Crazy.

[Bobby]

Did you guys update your iOS?

[Mike]

No.

[Amy]

Did I. Does it just do it yourself or

[Bobby]

on its own sometimes. I did it on my computer, too. There was a whole story that was. It's always this. They're trying to stay ahead of these hacking campaigns in foreign countries. And so that was the story that came out. But I had also already downloaded the update with the patches and etc. I don't know if you guys done or not. Apple is urging iPhone users to update their software after security researchers revealed Russian intelligence, Chinese cybercriminals, and other hackers have been using two exploit kits to take over phones running versions of iOS, older versions. But the tools that they have can give attackers deep remote access to a phone, including access to text, call history, passwords, location history, and more. Apple's current operating system, iOS 26, released last September, blocks both tools. And Apple has also released a special patch for older devices that cannot upgrade to iOS 26. NBC News. So if you do have that and you haven't done it yet.

[Amy]

Oh, yep. I need to do it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Because it says available, do it. Well, not right now. I have to have it plugged into a charger.

[Bobby]

I don't think you really do.

[Eddie]

It does say to do it.

[Bobby]

Don't you just have to have enough battery?

[Mike]

You have enough battery is fine, but you don't want to die while you're.

[Amy]

I'll wait till. I can wait. Hopefully Russia can just wait a second.

[Bobby]

Who hasn't done their story, Morgan?

[Morgan]

I haven't. Speaking of celebrities and crazy things happening, you guys know who Alan Richson is? Reacher Dudes.

[Bobby]

Big a monster. He was in that movie on Netflix called War Monster or something.

[Morgan]

War Machine.

[Bobby]

Yeah, War Machine.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Morgan]

Yeah. So he is currently going viral right now on TMZ because somebody released a video of him getting in a fight with his neighbor. Apparently he lives in Tennessee. Did not know that, huh? But what happened was he was riding on his motorcycle with his two kids in front of him on, like, little mini motorbikes. And the neighbor, I guess, ran out and tried to stop Alan's motorcycle in a really aggressive manner and causing him to crash off the motorcycle and have, like, cuts and bruises. And then what you see is a video circulating where he starts, then, like, finally going after the neighbor because the neighbor made him crash, and they're getting in a fight on a lawn.

[Bobby]

I don't want to fight that dude. Yeah, he's a monster.

[Eddie]

The War Monster.

[Bobby]

The War Machine. Yeah. I haven't seen the video. This is this morning?

[Morgan]

Yeah, it's been circulating this morning. So I guess it happened this weekend. But witnesses all say, like, it wasn't his fault. Alan tried to de escalate and not do it. But the guy just kind of kept going after him, made him crash. And then what you see in the video is him, like, punching the neighbor on his front lawn.

[Bobby]

Is he whooping the neighborhood?

[Morgan]

I mean, yeah, it's pretty bad. It looks very violent. But, I mean, I would be mad if you pushed me off a motorcycle, caused me to crash.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So again, I didn't see this. So I'm just gonna ask a question based on no intelligence at all. I'm in the CIA. Was he doing anything wrong on his motorcycle? I know the neighbor was annoyed, but was he doing anything wrong?

[Morgan]

Apparently. From what sort? This is all from. Sources said that the neighbor was mad for the last two days straight. He was riding his motorcycle at excessive speeds.

[Eddie]

So.

[Bobby]

So speeding.

[Morgan]

Yeah, on the motorcycle in the neighborhood, which sparked the altercation.

[Bobby]

And I guess if there are kids in the neighborhood, I think I probably just call the cops and be like, hey, especially if he's that size.

[Morgan]

Yeah, Well, I don't know how he was going that fast if his kids were in front of him, you know, like, Alan's kids were with him.

[Bobby]

I mean, it could have been a 25, though, and he could have been doing like 45 and a 25. You ever see the videos of the guy that throws stuff at cars that are speeding? Yeah, he has, like, cakes and stuff, and he has the speed gun out, and as soon as they're speeding, he chunks the cake of their car. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Has he gotten beat up yet?

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

Because he's going to.

[Amy]

It's dangerous.

[Bobby]

Or shot.

[Eddie]

Or get shot. Yes.

[Bobby]

Or Reacher's gonna be in the car and he's gonna get out. Yeah. I didn't know that. The Savannah Guthrie story has really developed. Nothing, huh?

[Eddie]

Zero.

[Amy]

Nothing.

[Bobby]

So.

[Amy]

So crazy. So we're talking, like, what we're about to. It's a. Coming up on April 1st, it will be two months.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

February is a little bit of short month, but still two months of.

[Bobby]

So she's not. She's. She's probably not.

[Eddie]

Not alone.

[Bobby]

And it probably wasn't a kidnapping thing, Right?

[Amy]

I don't know. This is just so bizarre.

[Eddie]

I mean, I think this happens a lot, right?

[Bobby]

We just.

[Eddie]

It's just not such a high profile.

[Amy]

I don't know. I would be curious to know the numbers of how many elderly women just are taken from their homes.

[Eddie]

Oh, I just meant missing people, not elderly women.

[Bobby]

But, yeah, the elderly woman thing Is the thing.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's.

[Bobby]

To me, it had always felt, with no knowledge, no intelligence, that someone broke into the house and was just robbing the place. And she came out and they probably. Oh, crap. Killed her, then just had to get rid of it.

[Eddie]

And didn't they come out and say like there's that guy or is still out and he's dangerous, so watch out.

[Amy]

What guy?

[Bobby]

But they don't know who. The guy.

[Eddie]

Whoever the suspect is. The guy on the camera.

[Amy]

Somebody's dangerous.

[Eddie]

The guy on the camera.

[Amy]

The guy on the camera. I forgot about the guy on the camera.

[Eddie]

I mean, that's all they have.

[Amy]

That's so weird.

[Bobby]

My wife is sending me pictures of the baby. Just randomly.

[Eddie]

It's the best.

[Bobby]

She's up at the house. Well, I mean, she's just being funny at this point.

[Amy]

Aw, so cute.

[Bobby]

Thank you. But the picture of the baby.

[Amy]

I am talking about the baby.

[Bobby]

Oh, I thought you were talking about me. Oh, my bad.

[Amy]

Definitely talking about the baby.

[Bobby]

Okay, that's what's up. Everybody got their story in, right? Yeah, sometimes we get going to other things. I forget who did what. Eddie, what was your story?

[Eddie]

Lanco.

[Bobby]

Okay, that's right. Lanco. Lanco. Amy, what was your story?

[Amy]

Duggars lunchbox.

[Bobby]

Your story?

[Lunchbox]

The Bachelorette.

[Bobby]

Morgan, your story?

[Morgan]

Alan Ritchson.

[Bobby]

Okay, that's it. We are back.

[Amy]

How about the Air Canada flight that ran into a fire truck at Laura.

[Bobby]

I know.

[Amy]

And the pilot and co pilot died.

[Bobby]

Oh, I didn't know that.

[Eddie]

Yes, I would think. Airplane versus fire truck. Airplane wins.

[Amy]

That's.

[Bobby]

I didn't see that because I never clicked into the story.

[Amy]

Well, they were landing, so I don't know how fast. Listen, I don't know. It just. I'm like, do we not have.

[Bobby]

How.

[Amy]

How does this happen? Do we not. Is it. Well, is there air traffic control?

[Bobby]

Is that nothing? Was it not the fire trucks?

[Eddie]

I have the story being on the Runway.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Let me find the story. We can wrap with that.

[Amy]

I mean, the audio

[Bobby]

that song gets

[Amy]

in your head, I have it here, like coming out. And people are like judging. But what people need to understand about jobs like that is they have training and scripts and they have to stay calm. And you can't judge how they're.

[Bobby]

Oh, basically speaking.

[Amy]

Yes. Or how the communication from air traffic control to whatever, like the audio you're hearing, they have to stay calm.

[Bobby]

Can you imagine? We hear a 911 call.

[Lunchbox]

They're like, oh, my God, that's crazy.

[Eddie]

Get out of there.

[Bobby]

What? I never Heard this before.

[Amy]

Somebody, right?

[Bobby]

Okay, here we go. ABC New York. The pilot and co pilot of an Air Canada regional jet are dead after a collider with a fire truck. I didn't know they died. Dang. It happened about 11:40 Eastern Time when the jet carrying 76 people crashed into a fire truck which was crossing an active Runway while responding to a separate incident. At the time, it was foggy with rain at the airport. Video from passengers and others show major damage to the plane. Several dozen passengers on the jet suffered injuries, nine being serious. LaGuardia Airport remains closed as officials investigate the events leading up to the collision.

[Eddie]

It was at LaGuardia?

[Amy]

Yes, yes.

[Bobby]

Whoa. Feels like it's like you've made it.

[Amy]

The, the hard part. The hard part was being up in the air 30, 000ft and now you've landed.

[Bobby]

That's crazy.

[Amy]

And you're just on the Runway and

[Eddie]

then I take it back. Like, airplane definitely wins that battle. But landing at that speed, people still get hurt. Are those pilots there at the very end of it, they die?

[Amy]

Right.

[Eddie]

Question. So if the pilots die, how did the plane stop? I don't know, like at impact, inertia just naturally slows down.

[Bobby]

Inertia.

[Amy]

Well, I don't know. How fast does it say in there how fast they were going?

[Bobby]

No.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

There's got to be footage of this, right?

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Morgan]

Well, there's a picture of like half of the. The nose of the plane is all smashed in and distorted, but like the other half of the plane isn't.

[Bobby]

Now I told you what inertia was. Do you remember? I don't know.

[Eddie]

I mean, I took your word for it just because. Yeah, sure.

[Mike]

Inertia said it was about 30 miles an hour.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's not fast.

[Bobby]

You're at the very tip though.

[Lunchbox]

No.

[Care for the Culture Host]

What?

[Eddie]

No, it's a collision. I get the collision. But. But yeah, if the pilots get hit and it dies, I think everything just slows down right there. I was thinking in complete landing, especially at 30.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like they're not still going like 100.

[Eddie]

That's what I thought. Which I would think everyone would die if that happened.

[Amy]

Yeah. Including the fire truck.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Unless you at the back of the fire truck.

[Amy]

I'm just saying, you think the fire truck would just look, if you hit it upon. When you're going that fast, you would. The fire truck was just like fly into the air. I feel like.

[Eddie]

But does the fire truck have water in it?

[Bobby]

Okay, now we're.

[Amy]

I don't know, but it's so sad.

[Bobby]

It is.

[Amy]

It is. Let's make it.

[Eddie]

It is.

[Bobby]

You're stupid, Eddie. Okay, that's it. We'll see you guys tomorrow. I hope you guys have a great rest of the day. Goodbye, everybody.

[Care for the Culture Host]

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[Eddie]

Guess who's. Guess who. Guess who's better.

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