MON PT 2: Bobby Is Facing Mortality + Raymundo Got To Meet Johnny Manziel + Scuba Steve Is Moving?! + Country Music Break Up

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – MON PT 2: Bobby Is Facing Mortality + Raymundo Got To Meet Johnny Manziel + Scuba Steve Is Moving?! + Country Music Break Up

Date: September 15, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Main Cast: Bobby, Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Raymundo, Scuba Steve, Morgan

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Overview

This episode covers a variety of amusing, heartfelt, and quirky topics, including Bobby’s existential football crisis, Raymundo’s hilarious quest to meet Johnny Manziel, Scuba Steve’s big radio promotion, viral stories from the world of sports and country music, an in-depth conversation about breakups and celebrity social media posts, and some well-loved classic on-air antics. The team’s signature banter is front and center, blending real talk about disappointment and mortality with the show’s witty, irreverent spirit.

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Key Topics and Segments

1. Voicemails and Listener Interaction

Timestamps: 03:08 – 06:10

• Listener Tech Rec: A caller suggests FI collars as pet trackers, prompting Bobby to discuss the pros and cons of pet tracking devices (subscription fees, charging hassles).
• Game Show Gripes: A listener teases the crew about “Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?”, saying the kids are “smarter than Lunchbox, Amy, Eddie, and Abby, in addition to Morgan number two” [03:51]. Lunchbox claps back: “That guy doesn’t sound intelligent either!” [04:10]
• Pain Simulator Contest: A caller proposes a contest for the guys using menstrual or labor pain simulators. The crew jokes about legal liability:
  “Lawyers? Yeah, yeah.” —Bobby [05:11]
• Taking Calls During Labor: Listener recounts running a softball league while in labor and taking calls, paralleling Scuba Steve's past story.

2. News Stories: The Joke Stroke, Miracle Iguana, and Reba's Engagement

Timestamps: 06:10 – 18:21

• Joke Addiction Caused by Stroke: Amy shares a story about a woman who compulsively told jokes after a stroke. Bobby incredulously asks, “Is this a joke?” —Bobby [06:42]. The crew jokes about the “joke stroke.”
• Virgin Iguana Birth: Eddie shares the “miracle” virgin iguana story, which leads to a running gag about his pronunciation (“miracle” as “mericle”):
  “It’s a miracle.” —Eddie [16:07]
• Reba and Rex Lynn's Engagement: Morgan notes it was confirmed on the red carpet when a reporter called them “fiancés” and they acknowledged it. The crew is surprised to learn they reconnected after Reba’s mother passed away.

3. Celebrity/Country Music Break Ups

Timestamps: 18:21 – 24:33

• Kelsea Ballerini & Chase Stokes Split: Bobby brings up the recent breakup, joking about the odd timing of a sweet birthday post by Stokes just days before the announcement.
  “My theory is they probably just had a plan to announce it here, and they were just gonna stay normal until it was announced.” —Bobby [19:04]
• Team speculates wildly about social media behavior, who unfollowed whom, why posts still exist, and whether Stokes may have been blindsided.

4. Raymundo Meets Johnny Manziel

Timestamps: 07:39 – 14:46

• The Quest: Raymundo (“Ray”) details his mission to meet Johnny Manziel at a bar event—sober, among “day drinkers.” He tries bribing a rope guy (“I had $60 cash. I said, if I grease you a little bit…” [08:29]) and falls for a prank with a fake “VIP code” photo.
• The Encounter: Eventually, Ray catches Manziel by the VIP rope: “Johnny! Johnny! Johnny! Let’s go, baby!” —Ray [09:46]
• Handshake Fumble: Their meeting is awkward: “He knocks my hat off my head… Johnny, apparently, is an open hand guy. I’m a hard fist guy. So… we both just kind of like hold hands.” —Ray [10:08]
• Scuba Steve and crew tease Ray about his excitement, age difference, and Manziel’s current look. Scuba confirms, “He looks older than me.” —Scuba [11:45]
• Manziel’s Career: Chat about Manziel’s income sources, riding with Drake on tour, and his promotional work.

5. Scuba Steve's Radio Promotion

Timestamps: 13:37 – 15:15

• Big Move: Scuba Steve shares he’s being promoted from nights to afternoons (3–7pm Central) on a rock station after proving himself with a “10.8 share.” The team voices pride and jokes about Steve “leaving the nest.”
  “Soon enough he’s going to be out of here. I called it.” —Bobby [14:22]
• Steve discusses programming dreams (mixing classic rock and pop) and song selections.

6. Bobby Faces Mortality—Over Arkansas Football

Timestamps: 32:00 – 35:08

• Bobby’s Crisis: Bobby opens up about the existential depression of never seeing Arkansas win a national football championship: “I started questioning and facing my mortality… I’m never going to get to watch Arkansas win a national championship in football.” —Bobby [32:00]
• Considers what he’d give up (“cut off two fingers”) for a championship. Echoes of sports fandom heartbreak and empathy from the crew.
• Jokes about Bill Belichick’s much-younger girlfriend (“If there was a baby born today… I would still be younger than Bill Belichick and his girl” —Bobby [34:31])

7. NCAA Football Recap & “Awards” with Amy

Timestamps: 35:11 – 40:30

• Amy gives tongue-in-cheek “awards” for football coaches and moments, mostly based around the Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M game.
  • “Dateable Coach of the Weekend”: Marcus Freeman (again),
  • “Biggest Crash Out”: A&M’s Mike Elko for throwing a chair,
  • “Saddest Moment”: Notre Dame’s field goal mishap,
  • “Uniform of the Week”: Texas A&M (all white with maroon).
• Jokes about focusing only on one game and admitting bias.

8. Callers: Pizza Scam, Price Is Right, & Bobby’s Voicemail Pranks

Timestamps: 40:45 – 53:13

Pizza Delivery Scam

• Caller “Wes” shares a fishy story: unsolicited pizzas show up wanting payment, more show up later. Bobby and crew theorize whether it’s a prank or a scam (“casing the house”). After a listener tip, Bobby explains these can be credit card skimming schemes [52:51+].

Price Is Right Advice

• David, a former contestant, encourages Lunchbox to “just go out and have a big personality” to be picked [44:35]. He describes his own successful, energetic approach—and how he won $11,000 spinning the big wheel.

Lunchbox Answers the Voicemail

• Classic Lunchbox bits: he intercepts voicemails, robotically interrogates callers, and only lets those naming him as a favorite through!
  • “Wrong answer. Try again.” —Lunchbox [50:55]
  • “Congratulations. You are the best caller to ever call the show.” —Lunchbox [51:03]

Stand Up/Heartbreak

• A listener details being stood up in Arkansas after traveling to meet a woman—everyone expresses sympathy, but Lunchbox suspects it was a scam.

9. Sports, TV, and Pop Culture Round-Up

Timestamps: 23:53 – 26:58, 39:08 – 40:22

• Emmy Awards sweep: The Pit wins best drama, Seth Rogen gets his first big award. Bobby and crew discuss TV viewing habits, binging versus weekly episodes, and recommend new HBO show “Task.”
• Sports recaps: Taylor Swift’s secretive NFL game appearances, more salacious sports antics, and even mention of comedian Theo Von’s quirky deal with Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia.

10. Relationship Science: “Four Horsemen” Deep Dive Tease

Timestamps: 55:35 – 59:58

• Amy previews a new “Four Horsemen” relationship series (John Gottman’s marital predictors: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, stonewalling).
  • Bobby: “I was a pretty big stonewaller.” [57:38]
• Group jokes about “the Four Horsemen of wrestling," Notre Dame, and the Book of Revelation, riffing on how many Four Horsemen there are.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Arkansas football heartbreak:
  “It’s what I want more than anything in the world… we blew another game late. Fumbled it… I started thinking about that and getting sad.”
  —Bobby [32:00]

• On meeting Johnny Manziel:
  “He knocks my hat off my head… Johnny, apparently, is an open hand guy. I’m a hard fist guy. So we both just kind of like hold hands.”
  —Ray [10:08]

• On miracle/“mericle” pronunciation:
  “It’s a miracle.”
  —Eddie [16:07]
  “Why do you say it like that?”
  —Bobby [16:17]

• On the prank pizza scam:
  “Swipe it. It’s on a phone. Dang.”
  —Bobby [53:29]

• On relationship predictors:
  “Yeah, I was a pretty big stonewaller.”
  —Bobby [57:38]
  “That’s what’s up.”
  —Eddie [57:31]

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Additional Highlights

• Pet Tracker Discussion: Ongoing dialogue about whether fancy GPS dog collars are worth the trouble.
• Running Voicemail Gags: Lunchbox's commitment to bit voicemails creates both annoyance and genuine laughter.
• Country Music Notes: Bailey Zimmerman tour announcements peppered throughout commercial reads.

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Final Thoughts

This episode captures The Bobby Bones Show at its best: unfiltered, unpredictable, and willing to move rapidly from sports despair to celebrity pranks, to meaningful relationship science. There’s an effortless blend of listener stories, team ribbing, and “watercooler” news analysis—all laced with warmth, authentic frustration, and a lot of well-timed jokes.

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For more detailed breakdowns, refer to the timestamps provided for each segment above.

Transcript

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[Ray]

Hey, Bobby, Listening to the segment about Eller.

[Bobby]

Keep getting out.

[Ray]

Check out the FI collars. FI collars, they even have a setting on there that if they escape the yard, you get a notification. They'll work out in the woods so you don't have to track them like.

[Bobby]

You would an airtag.

[Ray]

They're better than that. Check it out.

[Bobby]

Thank you. Yeah, a lot of people have been advising on what tracker to put on, and we've had trackers before. I just don't want to put something big on her neck that I got to keep charging because we always forget to charge it. Inevitably, we forget to charge it the one time she gets out. And they're always like big, big, lumpy collars, and you got to pay a subscription for it. So the air tags have been good. We just didn't know the gate was knocked down. The gate's back up, though. Now. We're feeling pretty good. All right, next one.

[Ray]

I was watching are you smarter than a fifth grader? And honestly, those little kids sound smarter than Lunchbox, Amy, Eddie, and Abby, in addition to Morgan number two. Just saying.

[Bobby]

That sounds kind of drunk.

[Lunchbox]

I was gonna say that guy doesn't sound intelligent either, so he might want to lumped himself in there.

[Bobby]

Thoughts, Amy?

[Amy]

I mean, they are getting pretty smart.

[Bobby]

Kids for that show, though, to be fair.

[Amy]

Yes. And, yeah, and that's the point. Obviously, it's entertaining because a lot of us are like, dang, we should probably be getting this because this is fifth grade level stuff. So there's a whole show about it. Because most people would struggle with the questions.

[Bobby]

Is it still a show?

[Amy]

I don't know. He was watching it.

[Ray]

All right, next up, there are menstrual simulators and labor stimulators, and I thought that would be a good contest to see out of all the men who could last the longest. And we'll see how that goes. All right, I hope this works out, and I'll see y' all later. Love the show. Thanks. Bye, y'. All.

[Bobby]

You'll see us later.

[Eddie]

What does that mean?

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

I mean, usually say, see you later if you're hanging out, but she said it like, I'll see y' all later.

[Amy]

Like, maybe she watches on YouTube.

[Bobby]

Very definitive. Maybe so I'm good on not Doing that.

[Amy]

What? I've been trying for this for years. I think y' all should. Lawyers know.

[Bobby]

Lawyers? Yeah. Yeah.

[Eddie]

They won't let us do that.

[Bobby]

Pain. Yeah, lawyers. Somebody could die. All right, one more.

[Ray]

Was listening to when Scuba was taking calls while his wife was in labor. I was a president of a softball league in our town, and there was some drama at the fields. And so while I was in labor, I was taking phone calls, and my husband actually took the phone from me and was like, that's enough. No more.

[Bobby]

Get the kid out.

[Ray]

All right, bye.

[Bobby]

There you go.

[Amy]

She was president of the softball league? Is that what she said?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

You have to have a commissioner.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. Very important.

[Bobby]

There was drama in the league. Oh, man. Hey, I need, like, some.

[Eddie]

I got it.

[Bobby]

You're out. You guys allergies still lighting you up?

[Eddie]

You got medicine?

[Bobby]

No, I. I took some this morning, but I need some. I couldn't find my Kleenex tissue.

[Eddie]

Yeah, man, I have to. I have to stay on my. What's the flonase spray? Or else it just gets me.

[Bobby]

I thought I was doing pretty good this morning, but I just sneezed and now it's killing. Let's go around, do some stories. Amy, you're up.

[Amy]

So there's this woman, and she suddenly was like, telling jokes all the time. And for five years, she had, like, what they were calling a joke addiction. Like compulsive joking. If she thought of a joke, she would wake her husband up in the middle of the night to be like, I gotta tell you this joke. I gotta tell you this joke. So they did a scan of her brain, cuz they were like, what in the world? Turns out she had had a stroke.

[Bobby]

Wow.

[Amy]

And it led to compulsive joking.

[Bobby]

Is this a joke?

[Eddie]

No, please.

[Bobby]

Are you setting us up for a joke? That's a great setup.

[Lunchbox]

This is really funny.

[Bobby]

That's a great setup.

[Scuba]

Hit us with it.

[Amy]

Guys, I don't think this is a joke. I just saw the story and thought it was interesting. And I was like, what? I didn't know. Like, the stroke caused some part of her brain to where she had no control over the jokes. Like she just wanted to tell jokes all the time.

[Bobby]

I mean, it's the joke. What's the punchline? You see, Vince. No. Had a stroke and he couldn't even walk for a while. He did. He's back now because they're doing a residency. Motley crew in Vegas. But he had a stroke and he had to teach himself how to walk again.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's like my brother.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, but not the joke stroke.

[Eddie]

No, no, no, that's what I'm saying. Like, I feel like a joke stroke wouldn't be even causing.

[Amy]

No, it was like causing problems in their marriage. That's why they were like, we even.

[Bobby]

A joke stroke sounds funny. Joke stroke, what do you got? I got a joke stroke.

[Amy]

I know. I just never heard of anything like it. And I'm like, man, our brains are fascinating.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Ray, did you get to meet Johnny Manziel?

[Scuba]

Yeah. You want to hear about it?

[Bobby]

Yeah. You went by yourself or. No.

[Scuba]

Well, I had a bunch of people that ended up rolling with me. I had Scuba just shows up at Barstool. McKitty comes, and then I took my best friend Justin with me.

[Bobby]

So you went to the bar because Manziel was gonna be there?

[Scuba]

Yeah, he was hosting for the A and M Notre Dame game.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Scuba]

And I went there and I knew it was going down at 6:30 and figured it'd be a slow moving thing. And I was totally sober, which is the worst part. So I just. Everybody's drunk. Everybody's been day drinking during the day. And so I just had to hang out and sit and wait. And what do you know? Johnny Manziel's in a private area with 100 people and it's roped off. Oh, yeah, well, yeah, so. And Scuba made a great point. He goes, he's got to pee at sometime, right?

[Bobby]

What do you mean by Scuba? He does have to pee sometimes.

[Eddie]

So hang out by the bathroom.

[Scuba]

Well, yeah, there's not a pee in the VIP area. And so. So I'm just hanging out and I went up to the rope guy and I go, hey, if I get. I had $60 cash. I said, if I grease you a little bit, will you let me back here? And the dude's like, no, I can't do that at all. This is all just vip. And then one of our other buddies that's in sales, he goes, if you show a picture, this picture to the VIP guy, they'll let you in vip. And it was like a picture of the artist, like some secret picture. So I thought it was some something that was spreading on social media. So I take this picture on my phone night go, hey, can I get to vip? And I had this like guy on my phone and he goes, I have no idea what that is.

[Bobby]

Is that a prank? That's hilarious.

[Scuba]

They played a prank on me. That's so funny. So I got people pranking me.

[Bobby]

I got artist. Was it like Da Vinci or Something.

[Scuba]

No, it was the artist that was performing that night.

[Amy]

Like painter?

[Bobby]

Yeah. I thought it was a joke. Like, hey, if you show a picture of da Vinci, they know that's the code to let you through. Oh, that's who came up with that joke. That's a good one.

[Scuba]

It was the sales guy. Brandon was it. And then he ended up on stage, so he really did get to vip. So I don't know how he did it, but I. I tried. That didn't work. So I'd been there about an hour and a half still. I met Johnny. And then I look over towards the rope. He's about 15ft from the rope. I sprint over there.

[Bobby]

Johnny, Johnny, Johnny. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Let's go.

[Scuba]

Number two, money sign, baby. Johnny can football. Johnny can football. He comes over to the rope. I lean in. Get the picture? I've been waiting 20 years for. Had like 15 seconds with him. He knocks my hat off my head. We go to do a handshake.

[Bobby]

He.

[Scuba]

Johnny, apparently, is a open hand guy. I'm a hard fist guy. So he goes open hand. I go fist. We fumble it, and we both just kind of like hold hands.

[Bobby]

Awkward.

[Scuba]

It was awkward, but it was the best 15 seconds of my life, man. Johnny getting football, baby. And I got the picture. I got the video. I'll send it to Morgan.

[Bobby]

How'd the picture come out?

[Scuba]

It was money. I did video. That's the new thing with all the streamers. So you don't stop down and take pictures. You just stream video. So I was doing video. I go, johnny, take a video picture. He didn't even know the thing. I was like, yeah, dude. You don't even stop for pictures anymore. You just video and then you pause it and do a freeze frame. So I did that. It was a perfect picture.

[Bobby]

You're happy with it?

[Scuba]

Yeah, yeah. And I only had. It was hour and a half. Then he ended up then. Then it was almost like it was all kinds of access. He walked through the crowd. You could have still probably grabbed him and gotten a picture. Then he went on stage, did his jersey raffle. Didn't win that.

[Bobby]

So after you got access, pretty much everybody had it. Yeah, but it wasn't about that to you, right? You just wanted to meet him.

[Scuba]

Correct. That's all I wanted. But I felt like I was kind of exclusive, man. I got that pick. But then a lot of other people were grabbing it, too.

[Bobby]

It'd be weird to be an adult man. And another adult man, maybe even older, comes up Screaming, stuff like that. Yeah, that'd be weird.

[Scuba]

But it was also the A and M game was on, so. And they were making references to it. They're. Oh, and it'd be better if Johnny was on the field. Right. They had, like, a guy with a microphone, so it was. It was a Johnny Effing football atmosphere.

[Bobby]

Right. You're. You're eight years older than him.

[Lunchbox]

Is he really?

[Scuba]

Yeah, I was. I was out of college when he was in there, so.

[Bobby]

Yeah. You're 40.

[Scuba]

He's 32.

[Bobby]

32.

[Ray]

Wow.

[Bobby]

What? He's a weather 32. He's been through a lot. Jeez.

[Amy]

Oh, wow. So in person, he looks older.

[Scuba]

You'll see in the picture. Yeah, he looks older than me.

[Amy]

Oh, no, he's got.

[Scuba]

Because he's going with the skinny glasses look now. And I mean, yeah, he's been traveling the world with Drake, so. Yeah, he's not sleeping a lot, maybe.

[Bobby]

Been traveling the world with Drake. What do you mean?

[Scuba]

Drake took him on tour with him.

[Bobby]

He did? Yeah.

[Scuba]

He's been.

[Eddie]

To do what?

[Scuba]

Just go to every show that Drake does. He went to Stockholm, Paris, went all those countries over there.

[Bobby]

Stockholm or Paris, not country, for the.

[Amy]

Record, but they're part.

[Lunchbox]

How does he make money?

[Scuba]

He does. He has a promotion with Sling.

[Bobby]

He has a podcast, too. Yeah. Okay.

[Scuba]

So anything he comes on, he talks about Sling. And then he made money at that event.

[Bobby]

Sure.

[Scuba]

They gave him.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah, for sure.

[Scuba]

A TH000.

[Bobby]

Well, I'm glad you got more than that. Way more than that.

[Scuba]

Couple thousand?

[Bobby]

No, more than that, I'm sure. So you're good?

[Scuba]

Yeah, I'm golden. I was so proud of myself sitting at the couch watching the Vols and Georgia game. I was like, should I go? Should I go hit up lunchbox? He bails on me. I was like, all right, I'll just. I'll just go, man. Then swung by, picked up Justin. It was good.

[Eddie]

I'm surprised Scuba went like, that's a dedication.

[Scuba]

Well, I don't know if Scuba even understood that it was a bit. He goes, man, what are you doing here? I go.

[Bobby]

Scuba was just there to meet Johnny Mitchell.

[Amy]

Wait, what?

[Steve]

I was already downtown for an event with my wife, and we're about to bounce and go to East Nashville. And then Ryan McKinney's like, hey, Ray's out. And I was like, I'll go by and say hi to Ray real quick. And then I didn't realize there was this whole thing he was doing there.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Steve]

It was very awkward.

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Steve]

Yeah, me and my wife were there.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Did you get a picture of Manzo?

[Steve]

No, I didn't care about that. But he was wearing this really cool ovo, like diamond crusted army owl on his neck.

[Bobby]

Right?

[Steve]

That's a drake owl, yeah, Drake owl, yeah. Yeah, I did see him in the bathroom 30 minutes later. So my theory was correct.

[Bobby]

He did have to come at some point. At some point, yeah.

[Steve]

They had Dustin lynch on stage and they were harassing him to sing and he wouldn't. And it was a really awkward moment. But the night continued on.

[Bobby]

So your deal, you doing it today?

[Steve]

Yeah, it starts today?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Wait, the one we can't talk about.

[Bobby]

But I don't know if I. Well, now you can talk about it. I don't want to steal it from you. If it's your deal, you want to. No, no, no, no, no, no.

[Steve]

This has been a us thing, so you can definitely take this one.

[Bobby]

Well, no, it's not a me thing.

[Steve]

It's a like, you know, we've, you know.

[Bobby]

Are you sure?

[Steve]

100% sure. Yeah, I've got the green light, so we're good.

[Bobby]

Scuba. Steve's moving on up in the world. So he was just like, I just want to get in because if I can just get in, I can show them my value. And so they're moving them to afternoons today on the, on the rock station.

[Amy]

Oh, from nights to afternoons.

[Ray]

Wow.

[Amy]

Dang.

[Lunchbox]

What time do I hear you?

[Steve]

I was in first place and I had a 10.8 share and proved the concept. And so they're like, all right, let's do it. I'm on three to seven central.

[Eddie]

That's amazing, Scuba. Good job, dude.

[Scuba]

Yeah, thank you.

[Bobby]

Scuba's doing his own thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah, doing it.

[Bobby]

Soon enough he's going to be out of here. I called it. He did.

[Steve]

You said like three years ago you said I got to clip your wings at some point, let you do your thing.

[Bobby]

Some point.

[Amy]

So what was in the envelope?

[Bobby]

Really?

[Amy]

No, she just says it. Dang.

[Lunchbox]

Amy's like, why bring up the envelope?

[Bobby]

Amy's like holding it out now, like teasing you guys. He's like, no, not at all. Yeah, that's really cool, Scuba. I'm proud for you, man. Thanks, man.

[Steve]

I really appreciate it.

[Bobby]

Keep have the good work. What's is it? Classic rock? What is it today?

[Steve]

So tonight it's disturbed down with a sickness.

[Bobby]

For sure it is.

[Steve]

And then the next week I'm going to start getting into the pop side to kind of get some reaction out of It. I'm going to do Hubastank.

[Bobby]

What is the reason?

[Steve]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And the reason is you. That's a good one. Yeah. Or Hooba Stank had another song, too. That was good. It was before that. That was only alternative. It was.

[Eddie]

Just think of the reason.

[Bobby]

No, no, no, no.

[Steve]

There was another one. No.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I got you.

[Steve]

Crawling in the dark, probably.

[Scuba]

What's your.

[Bobby]

What's your story there, Eddie?

[Eddie]

Oh, you've heard of the Virgin Mary?

[Bobby]

I've heard of her, yeah.

[Eddie]

So there's a virgin iguana. Crazy. There's an iguana in a zoo in the uk.

[Bobby]

A virgin iguana? Yeah.

[Eddie]

That gave birth to a baby iguana. She's never mated, ever.

[Amy]

What? What?

[Eddie]

So the scientists are like, what is happening here? Either an iguana snuck in the middle of night, did its thing, or this is a miracle. Another miracle happened in the world in the iguana.

[Bobby]

Hold on. Stop. Everybody stop. Everybody stop. Don't say anything. Amy. Don't say anything.

[Eddie]

What's up?

[Bobby]

Because. Because we're on the same. And I don't want to. I don't want him to change, and I want him to change what I say.

[Eddie]

Another.

[Bobby]

What is it? What?

[Eddie]

Another miracle.

[Bobby]

What?

[Eddie]

Another miracle.

[Amy]

He's sort of changing it.

[Eddie]

What am I saying? What did I do?

[Bobby]

Say it again. I.

[Eddie]

When you guys do this, say it again. Another miracle.

[Bobby]

Why do you say it like that?

[Eddie]

A miracle?

[Bobby]

No, a miracle.

[Eddie]

A miracle. Like. Like, you know, Jesus rising. And that would be a. Americal Is it? I'm saying, like, America.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Are you messing with us?

[Eddie]

What. How do you say it?

[Bobby]

Well, it's m. I, not me. Like America. Miracle would be me.

[Eddie]

Oh, it's miracle.

[Bobby]

Mirror.

[Amy]

Miracle.

[Bobby]

Like a miracle.

[Eddie]

Miracle.

[Bobby]

Say, do. What do you call the thing you look in a mirror? That's a.

[Eddie]

That's a mirror.

[Bobby]

A mirror.

[Eddie]

That's a mirror. Guys, you all give me a hard time because English is my second langu.

[Amy]

Oh, my gosh. No, it's not.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, here we go. Here we go.

[Amy]

My parents Spanish.

[Eddie]

Like, my. My dad spoke Spanish.

[Amy]

Yeah, so you spoke Spanish first.

[Eddie]

I mean, you would argue that.

[Bobby]

We're not arguing, that's all. I. I just heard you say miracle.

[Eddie]

That's a miracle.

[Amy]

It's a miracle.

[Bobby]

That is a crazy story, though.

[Eddie]

Crazy, right? So what do you. What's your theory?

[Bobby]

I don't care enough to have a theory.

[Amy]

I already forgot. Here's the thing.

[Bobby]

That'll not stop.

[Eddie]

You didn't forget.

[Bobby]

No, I don't remember the Marathon.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. Virgin iguana. Virgin iguana.

[Eddie]

You didn't forget.

[Amy]

I think that maybe the iguana had a little quickie.

[Bobby]

Yeah, me too. Me too. Unless they're watching that iguana at all times.

[Lunchbox]

Or they did ivf.

[Eddie]

They have five iguanas.

[Amy]

Why do they think it was a virgin? How do they know?

[Eddie]

What do you mean? She's in the cage by herself like there's no other iguana in there.

[Bobby]

Morgan, you have a story.

[Morgan]

Yes. So it seems Reba and Rex Lynn are engaged.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I like that.

[Morgan]

It's never, like, really been announced, but I guess it got confirmed on the red carpet. They were there at the Emmy Awards, and a news reporter referred to them as fiance's, and they just kind of were like, yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, that's how they. Because I saw the article that was like, they're confirmed to be engaged. And I was like, it's a miracle. And then.

[Eddie]

You're making fun of me now.

[Bobby]

People. People confirm the news after a reporter called the couple fiance during last night's Emmy Awards. Good for them.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

And I guess I never realized they knew each other in the 90s and then, like, reconnected after her mom passed away.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I didn't know that at all.

[Morgan]

I didn't know any of that part of their story. But it happened a few months ago, I guess.

[Amy]

So.

[Morgan]

Congratulations.

[Bobby]

I saw that Chase Stokes and Kelsey Ballerini broke up.

[Amy]

I know. And didn't he just put up a birthday post about her?

[Morgan]

Yeah, like, three days ago.

[Amy]

Yeah. I'm like, whoa. Because he's like, I look forward to many more of these, like, memories with her.

[Eddie]

And I know he did that on purpose.

[Amy]

Oh, no way. Or did he?

[Eddie]

That's what I'm saying. You never know, because, I mean, you don't just break up and then they tell you that day. Right?

[Lunchbox]

Isn't it, like, you can see it coming? Right.

[Amy]

Usually, I don't know. Maybe you just.

[Bobby]

That's funny.

[Amy]

You know, he had a scheduled post.

[Bobby]

And then you can't pull it down.

[Amy]

And then he's like, oh, whoopsie. You know, he's like, I better get off social for a little bit. I'm depressed. And then he forgot. He.

[Bobby]

My theory is they probably just had a plan to announce it here, and they were just gonna stay normal until it was announced. And if we don't post birthday things, then people will think we're broken up. But, I mean, I don't watch the show he's on, so.

[Morgan]

Outer Banks.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, that's still going on.

[Bobby]

Is he a big character?

[Amy]

Yeah, he's the main character.

[Bobby]

Oh, yes.

[Eddie]

His name is John V. Yeah.

[Amy]

John B. John B. Yeah.

[Bobby]

So they're broken up.

[Amy]

Dang. How long are they together? Two or three years.

[Morgan]

Is it possible that's not true?

[Amy]

Time flies.

[Bobby]

No, I think no, because it said her people.

[Amy]

Her people. Confirmed. But maybe.

[Bobby]

Who's our people? Megan Boardman. Our friend.

[Amy]

I should text Megan. Is this legit? No. Maybe he just found out that way.

[Eddie]

That they broke up?

[Bobby]

Yeah. I don't know.

[Amy]

I don't know. That's all I thought about was this birthday post. Seems so sweet.

[Bobby]

She didn't comment on it, though. Oh, did she like it? I don't think so.

[Eddie]

I mean, that would be crazy. Like, if you got. You knew you were like, we're broken up or whatever. But know what? The world doesn't. So I'm gonna send a birthday post and everyone's gonna be like, oh, it's so cute.

[Amy]

So you think he did it even more. I'm thinking also, if they are, why.

[Morgan]

Didn'T he take it down?

[Bobby]

Why is it still up? Well, maybe now they take. He takes it down after it's been announced. Is it still up?

[Morgan]

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, that's.

[Eddie]

He meant to do that.

[Lunchbox]

So do you think she broke up.

[Amy]

With him and he's just seeing.

[Lunchbox]

Letting you know he's heartbroken? He's still.

[Bobby]

No.

[Amy]

Whatever. Who knows?

[Eddie]

I mean, he can keep going with this, right? Like, he could post today and be like, what?

[Bobby]

No, he should just post, like, every holiday.

[Amy]

Now you're like, I look forward to many more of these.

[Bobby]

It's like the narrator. There were no more of these.

[Morgan]

It does seem like their posts on her page are no longer there.

[Bobby]

She took him down. She cleaned them.

[Morgan]

I cannot confirm that.

[Lunchbox]

I would actually scroll him way back and he is not in there.

[Bobby]

He scrubbed them.

[Morgan]

At least not on the feed. I kind of have to do, like, a deep dive to see if they're in any of the, like, carousel posts, but at least none of the feed.

[Bobby]

Ones on this his page. She's still up like you said.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Oh, there's one from three days ago.

[Morgan]

Okay. She still has some up. The one in January is still up, but in the others, it just took me a while to get to.

[Eddie]

Maybe she didn't post them that much.

[Amy]

Maybe because she does a lot of carousels. He might be, like, not on the front, but, like, in the mix.

[Morgan]

Yeah, the other ones are still up, so I Don't know, guys. I don't know if it's true.

[Bobby]

No, it is true because she confirmed.

[Amy]

TMZ was like, this is a. From Kelsey's camp also.

[Bobby]

That couple never really caught on, though.

[Eddie]

I don't feel like Kelsey and him.

[Bobby]

Yeah, like, it's like a couple people, like, well, two famous people are dating. Let's platform them. Pedestal them. I feel like that really caught on.

[Morgan]

He just commented on her post three days ago.

[Amy]

Well, no, he's.

[Lunchbox]

He must have been blindsided.

[Eddie]

No way. He's loving it.

[Amy]

Who knows?

[Bobby]

Emmys were. Last night. The Pit won best drama series.

[Eddie]

I haven't seen it.

[Amy]

I gotta get into that.

[Bobby]

Let me read his post again, Mike. We go back to that. That sucks for him.

[Eddie]

The birthday post.

[Bobby]

Yeah, because it says. Although you keep saying. Hold on.

[Amy]

Although you keep saying you're broken.

[Lunchbox]

I'm not thinking any of that anymore.

[Amy]

I thought you keep telling me to leave you alone.

[Eddie]

That's the real story.

[Amy]

I look forward to many more memories.

[Bobby]

That's funny. Although you keep saying you're not excited for 32, I say I'm looking forward to more of this. Happy birthday, my love heart.

[Amy]

Ouch. Crazy Eddie might be right. Did he. Did he.

[Lunchbox]

He didn't know?

[Amy]

No, no, no. Eddie's saying he knew. Eddie's saying he knew and he did it.

[Eddie]

Well, of course they know. They're broken up. No, but the world.

[Bobby]

Amy's saying that maybe he didn't know it was coming.

[Amy]

I'm saying maybe he didn't know. Eddie's saying he knew and put the post up. Anyway, I'm also floating the theory that he had it scheduled.

[Bobby]

I like that theory schedule. I am floating the theory of they were fighting and he posted this anyway because he felt like, well, I may get through this. And then it turns out a few days later, they're like, screw it, we just need to break up. Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

So you think they really broke, like, broke up two days later?

[Bobby]

I don't. I don't. I really haven't thought about it twice. So, no, until right now, we're just throwing out theories.

[Eddie]

What's crazier about all this, though, is that you all think this is more important than a virgin iguana. Blows my mind.

[Amy]

That's not true. I feel like we talked about the virgin iguana for this.

[Eddie]

No, for, like, two seconds.

[Bobby]

We literally give no crap.

[Lunchbox]

We don't hear about the iguana at all.

[Bobby]

Do you have any Craig Robinson stories you'd like to share with us?

[Lunchbox]

Oh, man, let's not. Go back there.

[Bobby]

Best comedy series. The Emmys. The studio. A little overrated.

[Eddie]

No, it's good.

[Bobby]

It was good, but it was so much like industry, just Hollywood.

[Lunchbox]

What's it called?

[Eddie]

The studio.

[Bobby]

I liked his speech. Seth Rogen's like, I never won anything. That's cool. Wow.

[Eddie]

He's never won anything.

[Bobby]

What would he win? Because he's always a comedic actor. They don't have big awards for that. I'm sure he's won, like, stupid things, but nothing for real. Adolescence. For best limited or anthology series. I never watched it. Too dark for me.

[Amy]

Adolescence.

[Bobby]

And I liked it as a kid. Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

I couldn't. I tried.

[Bobby]

Best actress in a drama series. Brit. Lower from severance. She was good.

[Morgan]

Did you see her card on the back of it said. It said, let me out.

[Bobby]

I didn't know if that was a meme or if that was real.

[Morgan]

No. Yeah, it was her, like, acknowledging her character.

[Amy]

Who.

[Morgan]

Like the one that goes on stage.

[Bobby]

Oh, no, I know. I got. I know the joke because I watched the show, but I didn't know if that was really what she had on her paper or if they, like, mean that up.

[Morgan]

No, I think it was real.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

To at least what I've seen. I haven't seen her, like, you know, then be like, that's not what happened, or debunk it could have been.

[Bobby]

I just don't believe anything anymore.

[Morgan]

That's fair.

[Bobby]

It definitely could have been written and posted on social media. Mike, you think it was a meme or real? I think it was real. That's fun. Gene Smarten Hacks for best actress in a comedy series. Best actor, Seth Rogen. My wife was watching this. I didn't watch it.

[Eddie]

Studio.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I was watching a terrible football game last night. Oh, so bad.

[Eddie]

So bad. It was so bad that I bet extra on it and I lost, and it made me more mad. Like, I wasted all that time on a game and lost money.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Three weeks ago, I accepted bad football. But there's been so much good football now. Yeah, that's like, this game sucks. And I watched, like, after the first quarter, I watched John Cena. Peacemaker. Peacemaker. It's so good. Love it.

[Lunchbox]

Wait, there's a new season?

[Bobby]

Yeah, there's like four or five episodes. It sucks that it's every week because I'm like, oh, I gotta watch the next one. We stayed up late last night and watched the new episode of Task.

[Morgan]

Oh, the new one's out?

[Bobby]

Yes, it comes out on Sundays. Okay. That show is going to be an award winner.

[Morgan]

You think so?

[Bobby]

After two episodes, it's awesome. And the episodes are like an hour and 15 minutes each, so, you know, they've invested time, money. The acting is great. I know nothing about acting, but it's awesome. Dude, that show is so good.

[Morgan]

Do you feel the same way? Kind of like Paradise? Like how you were really excited for that one to keep coming out, or different?

[Bobby]

Different. Because paradise felt fictional and a little dopey and a little bit like. I like this because I like those type of scenarios. This. I think you just watch it and you just. It's amazing.

[Morgan]

Okay. Yeah, I'm excited.

[Bobby]

A little gritty. Yeah. All right. I think we're done. We. Good task. It's on hbo. Max, if you haven't.

[Amy]

Yeah. Oh, I'm going to start looking it up right now. I wrote it down the other day.

[Eddie]

I don't know if I want to start when there's only two episodes. I hate that.

[Bobby]

My recommendations, if I want to. Don't.

[Amy]

Yeah, let it.

[Bobby]

Don't start. Let it. The best is when you find a show that you love and you look at episodes and there's like eight of them out. It's the best.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Because you have then the ability to binge if you want.

[Amy]

Honestly, I'm trying to think of something better.

[Bobby]

Hold on.

[Amy]

I can't.

[Bobby]

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[Bobby]

This is.

[Lunchbox]

The Bobby Bone Show. Let's go.

[Bobby]

I started questioning and facing my mortality this weekend. I'm never going to get to watch Arkansas win a national championship in football. It's just never gonna happen.

[Amy]

Oh, that bad?

[Bobby]

Well, we lose the same way every time. Every year it's like we were a touchdown away. But this always happens. It's all I want to do is win a championship. I cut off two fingers, not just one. I've now decided I would cut off two.

[Amy]

Oh you would.

[Bobby]

It's what I want more than anything in the world. And we blew another game late, fumbled it. It was just a mess. But we played their backup quarterback and lost. We is a whole thing. But I'm never going to get to experience that. They haven't won once. It's the 60s so I won't be the only person to die without a championship. But it sucks and I started thinking about that and getting sad.

[Eddie]

You do have time though. Like super.

[Amy]

Yeah, okay.

[Bobby]

We haven't won since the 60s. Okay, let's just do that. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000, 2010. Do you understand it's been a person's whole lifespan since we won the last one? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So what are you saying, Amy? I'm sorry.

[Amy]

I don't know. I guess I'm just like. Is your sadness leading? This is just making you realize you're going to die without this happening or you feel like you're going to die sooner because of the.

[Bobby]

Oh. Both can happen. One affect the other. It's what I want more than anything in the world, and I'm not going to get it. And it makes me sad. But we lost again. I'm glad it didn't go. We lost.

[Amy]

We need to change the attitude.

[Bobby]

How can you change the attitude? We're not changing what's making the attitude happen.

[Amy]

Well, I mean, miracles happen all the time.

[Bobby]

Yeah, not like this. Not since water turned to wine. You know what I'm saying? That's all we need. That was a long time ago. Yes. So we lost another game the same exact way we lose every game at the end with.

[Amy]

That's. You're being very. It's not always. You don't always lose, and you'll always lose this way. Thank you.

[Bobby]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

Don't they tell you that in, like, marriage therapy, like, not to use words like that?

[Bobby]

Yes. And I don't. In marriage, I do. So, yeah, we lost. And it was ugly. And I thought as soon as their starting quarterback went down, I was like, oh, we're in this game. We just couldn't play defense. And it was ugly. And I still love them. Offense looked great. Not. Not good. So there's that. There's my mortality story. I also had a little thought that kind of came to mind if there was a baby born today. Right. Today. And let's say this is the weird. Just follow me here. Let's say I was like, I'm gonna date that baby. I would still be younger than Bill Belichick and his girl.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Stop.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Whoa.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

That's weird.

[Amy]

It is.

[Bobby]

It would still be hard to think about if there was a baby and I'm. And I married that baby. When it got older, the difference still wouldn't be that of Bill Belichick and Jordan Hudson, which.

[Amy]

How old is Jordan again?

[Bobby]

24.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Amy]

Her brain isn't even fully developed yet.

[Bobby]

Frontal lobe not fully formed.

[Amy]

It takes. Now we know we're like, 25 when that happens.

[Bobby]

It's crazy. Yeah. I don't know which one was weirder. Probably me thinking about death more. I don't know.

[Amy]

That's up there.

[Bobby]

Did you watch coaches?

[Amy]

Yeah, I did.

[Bobby]

Wanna do some awards?

[Amy]

Sure. I can hand out several more. So which coach would you date? Has evolved into several different offshoot categories. So I have the. The dateable coach of the weekend. And that's because Notre Dame was back in. And that's the game I was watched the most of because they were playing Texas A and M. So Marcus Freeman is taking home that trophy. Hottest coach of the weekend.

[Bobby]

But you say him every week.

[Amy]

He didn't. Nope. Not last week. Because he didn't play.

[Bobby]

I know, but. Because they were off. But even when he was off, you were like, I'd still pick him.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So, okay, I think we have to eliminate him and just crown him number one. And then you have to come back every week with a new person.

[Amy]

Fair.

[Bobby]

Okay. What else you got?

[Amy]

Biggest crash out of the weekend, because during that game, my boy Mike Elko threw a chair.

[Bobby]

Texas A and M head coach.

[Amy]

Yeah. So I don't know, the defense must have done a little something wrong and wasn't happy with. And when they were sitting on the bench and he was talking to them, did y' all see him pick up a chair and throw it?

[Bobby]

I did, yeah.

[Amy]

Which last week, I think I voted him, like, most lovable dad.

[Bobby]

Oh, no. Sometimes dad's got to draw the line.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amy]

Dads can throw chairs. He didn't hit anybody, so he's passionate.

[Bobby]

You know, they ended up winning, but.

[Amy]

Yeah, trust me, more awards are coming.

[Bobby]

Crazy game. Okay, go ahead.

[Amy]

Regarding that. So he crashed out a little bit. Play of the weekend goes to A and M because they scored a touchdown with 13 seconds left of the game, which was insane.

[Bobby]

All three of your categories are from Texas A and M, Notre Dame, the one game.

[Amy]

So, fun fact. My boyfriend ended up going out of town for the Cubs game, so I had to really just pay attention to what I was interested in. And you know, I love A and M so focused on that. It was an 11 yard touchdown, so I'd like to shout out Marcel and Nate. Marcel threw it. Nate caught it. It was pretty awesome. Did you see it?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay. That was legit.

[Bobby]

They won 4,140, I believe.

[Amy]

Yeah, 4,140. They were definitely going to lose. But this leads me to the saddest moment of the weekend because they really only had that opportunity because the guy from Notre Dame that's supposed to catch the ball and hold it on the ground so the kicker can k. He wobbled that.

[Bobby]

And he wobbled it for sure.

[Amy]

So that is most definitely the saddest moment of the weekend because he for sure probably cried.

[Bobby]

I would go. Saddest moment of the weekend is Travis Kelsey losing the game for the Chiefs.

[Eddie]

Travis Kelsey.

[Amy]

Oh, sorry. I didn't watch NFL.

[Bobby]

I thought you might watch that because Kelsey was playing. Yeah, he lost the game for the Chiefs. Dropped the ball in the end zone.

[Amy]

I had family in town, so I don't know.

[Bobby]

Interception. It was a whole thing.

[Amy]

Ooh, that is not good.

[Bobby]

Do you see him sneak Taylor in and used a block?

[Amy]

Mm. Mm.

[Bobby]

So they didn't want anybody to know that Taylor was there until she got there. And they used. You know how when you get dressed behind that unfold that wall, Amy, that folds and unfolds? Yeah, they used that. So when she. They put her in a box and rolled her up like they do at concerts, whenever they, like, get people to the stage, they'll put them in a big crate.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And then once they got there and she got inside, they rolled that thing so no one could see her even coming out. They put it out and pulled it and spread it, and she walked behind it.

[Amy]

Okay, so it's like. I mean, that makes sense. So she doesn't get bombarded.

[Bobby]

Safety. Probably.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Full video of Taylor Swift's hidden arrival at today's Chiefs game. So it's a whole wall.

[Amy]

So aren't there stories of Taylor, like, in New York sometimes hiding in actual luggage?

[Bobby]

Let's ask. She gets in and out of hotels.

[Amy]

Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. Speaking of crazy, the biggest upset of the weekend, or shock. Let's call it shock, was Vandy beating South Carolina. Can we talk about that? They weren't even Ranke and South Carolina.

[Bobby]

They were two. And, oh, though. And they did beat a Virginia Tech team.

[Amy]

Well, but South Carolina is ranked number 11. And then Vandy swoops in and wins. Like, oof.

[Bobby]

That game, and I said it on 25 whistles was like, Iron man versus Captain America. Like, I know both those coaches, and I really like both of those coaches and both those teams. And so you just kind of wanted everybody to have fun.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

But it was awesome. Awesome win for Vanderbilt.

[Amy]

Yeah. They won by 24 points.

[Bobby]

It was close. Until it wasn't, and then it was over. Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You see Theo Vaughn on the sideline of.

[Amy]

I saw him at a local high school game. You did on the sideline?

[Bobby]

Well, he was talking to Diego Pavia, the quarterback from Vanderbilt. And Diego said if Vanderbilt won, Theo could date his mom.

[Amy]

Huh.

[Bobby]

And so Vanderbilt won. So Theo's like, that's hilarious.

[Eddie]

Because she's like, a nurse or something.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Scuba]

He's like.

[Bobby]

He's like, I always wanted to marry a nurse.

[Amy]

That is funny. Yeah, he's funny.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So. All right, you good? Sports talk done.

[Amy]

Yeah, I feel good. I do have one more category, Best uniform. But I know y' all are gonna.

[Bobby]

Is it gonna be Notre Dame? You didn't. You've watched one game.

[Amy]

No, I. I assessed. I went.

[Bobby]

It's like doing the Oscars and watching one movie.

[Amy]

No, I win.

[Bobby]

Okay. We're gonna give every award to Titanic because we've watched the only one we've watched.

[Amy]

Well, here's what I did for the uniforms, because I did want to hand out best uniform. And this is probably gonna be consistent because it's A and M. Whoever's designing their stuff is killing it. They had all white. It was so. Oh, it's like, perfect with, like, splashes of maroon and up against the green grass. It just looked really good out there. And Georgia Bulldogs, they were a close second for winning uniform of the week, But I just had to give it. I just had to give it to my aggies. Oh, yeah. And Kirby, he wins salary of the week if we want to do that. You know, he's got a cool 13 million per year, so he can win that one every.

[Eddie]

Every week.

[Amy]

Well, sometimes there's buys.

[Bobby]

That's true. When there's a buy, someone else wins. That's a good game. Okay, Amy, thank you for that.

[Amy]

You're welcome.

[Bobby]

We appreciate you guys can call us 8777-Bobby. 87777 B O B. Let's go over to Wes in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Wes, you're on the show.

[Ray]

Hey, how are you?

[Bobby]

Pretty good, man. What can I do for you?

[Ray]

I was just kind of giving you a heads up of a scam.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Ray]

The Friday when I was at work, my wife was set at home, and she heard a knock on the front door. He got up, she opened it, and there was a guy from Domino's, had three boxes of pizza for. Told her that I need a credit card, but they already had all the address, a phone number, all that stuff. And when she's like, I didn't order any pizzas. He's like, ma', am, are you sure? Is this your address? Yes. Are you such and such? It's like, yes, but I didn't order any pizzas, so you need to leave. He said, they kind of just moped away. And then probably a good three or four hours, another pizza place showed up. T shirts, all that stuff. So I just kind of giving you a heads up that there's somebody trying to give away or sell Whatever.

[Bobby]

Question. What do you think the scam is?

[Ray]

I. I don't know. I've never had somebody just stop by my house and want to give me pizzas or silver.

[Bobby]

I know, I know, I know. That sounds pretty good. Okay. Okay. Is it possible that somebody just was playing a prank on your wife and, like, sent pizzas to the house?

[Ray]

Six pizzas? I don't know.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's a lot of money to buy pizzas. So the options are someone was pranking, someone was casing the house, meaning they had pizzas and they just wanted to go and see if anybody was there. Right. We have pizzas. Go knock on the door, and if nobody answers, then we can break into the house and rob the house.

[Amy]

I know they had, like, her name and info, and they're saying, we just need payment.

[Bobby]

But don't you get payment before.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

I haven't ordered from a pizza place that wasn't. Uber eats in forever. And on UberEats, you pay within the app.

[Amy]

Well, back in the day, you.

[Ray]

You.

[Amy]

You paid upon arrival, right?

[Eddie]

No, I do. I do it every Friday.

[Morgan]

I was gonna say you pay for it online. If you're ordering takeout, you pay for it online, it shows up, you're not paying anything.

[Bobby]

What do we think the scam is here?

[Amy]

Then try to get her to pay for it or annoy them enough to where they're like, fine, I'll pay for it. Go away.

[Bobby]

But you're giving pizzas up for that. I know, and let's say it's like. Say it's like, 45 bucks. You're getting 45 bucks worth of pizza. Yeah, it's really not a scam.

[Amy]

Yeah, maybe there's.

[Bobby]

Unless you're just trying to get rid of excess pizza that you have too many. You have too many of.

[Amy]

Well, they're. They're boxes. Did we confirm there's actual pizza inside?

[Bobby]

We didn't. What else would be inside? Nothing.

[Lunchbox]

Could they be waiting to see if someone's home, Making sure they're trying to break in so they keep going back? I said that, but that's the only. Only thing.

[Bobby]

I don't know, man. I'm not convinced it's a scam.

[Amy]

Well, no, prank is the other thing.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, could be a prank, but someone's spending because that's like, 60 bucks for a prank. That's a lot of money.

[Amy]

You know what?

[Bobby]

But also, they're not spending the money. They just send them there with no money.

[Amy]

Yeah, I've been here before. You just need to move.

[Bobby]

Yep, just move.

[Amy]

Just sell your house and move.

[Bobby]

Wes, thank you for that. If you. Look, if you find out why, like, what the scam might have been, will you call back and let us know? Yeah. Okay. I appreciate that. I'm sure a listener will hear this, though, and let us know, like, oh, yeah, yeah. I've heard of the great scam of Jacksonville, North Carolina. All right, Wes, have a great day, man. Thank you for calling.

[Ray]

All right.

[Bobby]

All right. See you later. See you, buddy. We have David on the phone, who was on Price is Right now. Lunchbox is going to go to a taping coming up. David, do you have any advice for him?

[Ray]

Yeah, I got some advice. So I was on there a little while back, but everybody gets interviewed, so they want you to talk. So I love the idea of the tuxedo, for one. So when you get up there, I mean, they. They might start asking the questions, but you really need to start talking. You really need to start being excited. You know, I was actually there for two tapings because they had extra tickets. The first time I got up there to talk to the producers, I was in my uniform, Air Force uniform, and they. They started asking me questions. I kind of froze. I didn't know what to do or say at the time. So the second time around, I didn't get picked for that show. The second time into the next taping, I ran up there and I said, hey, I'm David. I'm in the Air Force. I talked to you guys before. I'd really love to be on the show, and I started getting really animated and stuff. So I think that's what they're looking for. They didn't even really ask me questions. I don't remember them asking me questions, but I just remember talking the whole time. And then when I sat down in my seat, people would walk up on the stage, and I'd be like, I'm over here. When you're ready to pick me, I'm sitting over here.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, gosh. Did it work?

[Ray]

You kind of got to be a little animated. Yeah. I got on there the second time.

[Bobby]

What'd you play? Did you play at all?

[Ray]

Yes, I did. I was actually one of the first four people up there because they were looking for people that are spread out in the audience. So they called me up there. I got up on the show, I was like the fourth one to bid. And of course, I didn't bid, and I didn't win anything until the very last one. And I was on there with Bob Barker, so that's how long ago it was. So Bob gave me the whole spiel. Poor David. You've been here the whole show, and now it's your last chance to get up here. So I finally made it on the very last chance to get up there.

[Bobby]

What game?

[Ray]

I played one of the games. It was just pick one price. There was a boat up there. It was like a $9000 boat. They asked me which price it was, the 9000 or the 8000. So I picked the 8000, and I ended up losing the boat. But I stayed on the show. I stayed up on the stage the whole time because then they brought the wheel out to spin the wheel. So I got to spin the wheel. I was the. The first one to spin the wheel. So I got a dollar.

[Bobby]

No way. Whoa.

[Ray]

And then, yeah, I got a dollar. So I won a thousand dollars for that. And then another guy spun after me. And then there was a girl that spun third. She also. She got like 50 cents. And then she got 50 cents again and tied me. So we both had a dollar. So we had to do a spin off and spin for the bonus money. So I grabbed the wheel the same exact way because it was lined up in the same spot because I was the first one to go on the dollar. He said, if you get the dollar, you get. You get 10,000. If you get the 5 or the 15, you get 5,000. So I tried to do the same exact spin. So I hit the dollar again, and I got the $10,000. And then the girl had to spend to try and get to beat me. She didn't get it. So then I got to go up under the. To the showcase showdown. And then I was the first win. The first winner because I was the top winner with money. So I passed on my showcase, and then I did on my showcase, which I didn't end up winning. I kind of got ripped off on that one.

[Bobby]

So what did you walk away from with. What'd you have?

[Ray]

Well, I won, like, a entertainment center to get up on the stage, and then I won $11,000 in cash together. It was like $15,000.

[Bobby]

That's pretty solid. Yeah, it's pretty cool, so. Pretty cool. That's awesome. So what you're saying is, is just go out and have a big personality and make them notice you and make them feel like you'll be safe to put up on stage.

[Ray]

Yes. So don't get too crazy.

[Bobby]

Yeah, there's.

[Ray]

Yeah, I. I sat in the back, you know, when I was kind of, like, waving to him, going, hey, I'm over here. If you guys want to pick me this time, I'm sitting back here. You know, not. Not super crazy, but I was kind of letting myself be known, you know, the second time I sat in there.

[Bobby]

I think there's a difference in having a big personality and feeling dangerous to put up.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, I think I got a good personality. I. I can talk.

[Bobby]

You also can be dangerous to put up how all the celebrities run from you.

[Lunchbox]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Like, it's. It's walking that fine line.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Well, that's awesome, David. I appreciate the story and hope you have a great day.

[Ray]

All right, you too, Bobby. Thanks, everybody.

[Bobby]

See you, man. You can call us and leave a voicemail anytime. And sometimes after the show, lunchbox will pick up before the voicemail hits and just mess with callers. Here's number one.

[Lunchbox]

Bobby Bone Show.

[Ray]

Wow. Hello.

[Lunchbox]

This is our voicemail. Leave us a message.

[Ray]

Okay, I just wanted to say the people that left their money in the.

[Bobby]

Thing, so this is like. Hello?

[Amy]

Oh, my.

[Bobby]

What did she say?

[Amy]

She called him a dumb.

[Bobby]

A dumb a. I'm surprised they don't want to talk to you, because once you realize it, wouldn't you just want to talk for a second? They just hang up.

[Lunchbox]

I think they're so frustrated with the fact they can't get their point across.

[Bobby]

Okay, next one.

[Lunchbox]

This is the voicemail of the Bobby Bones Show. Would you like to leave a message?

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Ray]

Hey, Bobby. I'm with you, my man on the stroller.

[Lunchbox]

Wrong answer. Try that again.

[Bobby]

Hold on.

[Lunchbox]

Start now.

[Ray]

Hey, Bobby. I'm with you, my man.

[Lunchbox]

Hold on. Are you still there? Wait, your phone cut out. Please record your message after the tone.

[Bobby]

Beep.

[Ray]

You're so full of lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

We got that loud and clear. Thank you for calling the Bobby Bones Show.

[Bobby]

Question, why do you talk like a robot sometimes?

[Lunchbox]

No, no, it's just mix it up like a voicemail sounds like a robot sometimes. If you call and they're like, this person doesn't have a mailbox set up. It's just sort of random. You do different random things.

[Bobby]

Okay. All right, next one.

[Lunchbox]

Bobby Bone show voicemail. Leave us a message.

[Bobby]

Beep.

[Ray]

Hello?

[Lunchbox]

First of all, are you having a great day?

[Bobby]

She sounds like a voicemail. She sounds like the robot. The real voicemail woman gets mad at him for taking over. Sorry. Hit that again.

[Lunchbox]

Bobby Bones Show. Voicemail. Leave us a message.

[Bobby]

Beep.

[Ray]

Hello? I, too.

[Lunchbox]

First of all, are you having a great day?

[Bobby]

I am.

[Lunchbox]

What is your favorite color?

[Ray]

Blue.

[Lunchbox]

Who is your favorite member of the Bobby Bones Show?

[Bobby]

I'm sorry, but it has to be Amy.

[Lunchbox]

Wrong answer. Try again.

[Ray]

Well, then it's Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Ding, ding, ding.

[Bobby]

You win.

[Lunchbox]

Congratulations. You are the best caller to ever call the show. Thank you for leaving us a voicemail. Have a great day.

[Ray]

Are you kidding me?

[Bobby]

Are you kidding me that I can't leave a message? Was there a message?

[Lunchbox]

That was it.

[Bobby]

You just cut them off. All right, one more.

[Lunchbox]

Thanks for calling the Bobby Bond Show. If you're excited to leave a message, let me hear you say woo with a little more energy, please. Like this? Not good enough. I'm gonna give you one more shot because I can barely hear you. You're getting better. The voicemail will hang up in five seconds if you don't really bring it.

[Bobby]

Whoa.

[Lunchbox]

You failed. Goodbye.

[Eddie]

Why are they listening to him?

[Lunchbox]

He didn't bring it.

[Eddie]

He did get better, though.

[Lunchbox]

He did. He improved.

[Bobby]

We have an actual voicemail here. Ray. Would you play number one?

[Ray]

So I met this woman online a few months ago. I went this past week, and I booked a flight and a rental car and a hotel to go out to meet her. And this young woman is from Arkansas. I don't have a lot of money, and I spent all this money and went out there, and this woman stood me up. I just wanted to tell you my first impression of Arkansas was not very good. I just wanted to share that.

[Bobby]

That's so sad, man.

[Amy]

Dang.

[Bobby]

I'd rather heard Lunchbox yell at the guy again instead of that sad. That sucked.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, man.

[Bobby]

Arkansas didn't do that to you, buddy. The record.

[Eddie]

This woman did.

[Bobby]

I don't know that it was a woman.

[Lunchbox]

No, I don't think they lived in Arkansas.

[Bobby]

I think it was a scammer. As a scammer.

[Ray]

Bones.

[Bobby]

Okay, so in a pizza delivery scam. Here we go. A dishonest driver or imposter uses basically, a skimmer when they bring the pizzas to get you to pay for them. And so they do have boxes and they do have pizza, but once you stick your card in, they skim it, they have all the information, and they go and buy a bunch of crap.

[Ray]

Whoa.

[Eddie]

Like a. They bring a credit card machine. Wow. Never seen that before.

[Bobby]

That would totally raise a red flag, though.

[Eddie]

I've never seen anyone raise it.

[Amy]

But who's gonna be.

[Bobby]

It's not a whole it's on a phone.

[Eddie]

Oh, I didn't think about that. I was thinking, like, the thing you.

[Bobby]

See in the store that is, like, the. Bought a full cash register, man.

[Ray]

No, no, no.

[Bobby]

Swipe it. It's on a phone. Dang.

[Amy]

Okay, but, like, if you didn't order pizza, who's gonna be like, okay, I'll pay for this, right?

[Bobby]

Well, l. Texas one person, but that's the point. And. And the scam wouldn't continue unless it worked occasionally.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Scams aren't 100%. If they're 5% successful. You make out really well, I guess.

[Amy]

If you have, like. Like, let's say Cindy's name. And then her husband Bob answers the door, and they're like, is Cindy here? She ordered these pizzas. Bob might be like, oh, I guess Cindy ordered pizza. So, sure, I'll pay for it.

[Bobby]

Sure. And you just need one out of 20 to work. The driver has a separate skimming device. In this scenario, an employee is a bad actor. They ask for your credit card to run through their portable terminal, but they swipe it, and it's actually just a skimmer. So they have your credit card information. The fraudster may have tampered. It goes through all the different ways there, but that's what it is. They say ways to protect yourself. Pay with cash or online or don't buy a pizza that ain't yours. But also check and make sure, because you're right. Somebody else could have ordered it, and you'd be like, yeah, yeah, he's on his way home from work. I'll just go ahead and pay for it. He may have ordered this without even, like, calling and checking.

[Eddie]

It would be kind of cool, too. Like, if you're hungry and you're like, wait, the pizza's already here. I didn't order. Can I still have that?

[Bobby]

Sure. Mm.

[Amy]

I'm not trusting it. But if they have my significant other's name, that might work.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's.

[Amy]

Or somebody else in my house.

[Bobby]

Like, that's what it is. I wondered how that would work.

[Eddie]

Skimmer.

[Bobby]

We looked it up. They're with the credit card skimmer, and they want you to pay for the credit card. They will probably be a little shocked if you give them cash and take the pizza. Like, what did. We lost our pizza. We only made 35 bucks. That's kind of funny. Okay, we're done. Check out the podcast. We do our side podcasts today. The moment John Fogerty doesn't go up on the Bobby Cast until tomorrow, but on my YouTube page, it'll be up today. That's Bobby Bones Channel. Otherwise, Amy, nothing today, right?

[Amy]

Nope. Tomorrow.

[Eddie]

Why do you gaggle like that?

[Amy]

I don't know. Because sometimes they get my days confused. But I'm like, nope, we got one tomorrow and it's going to be. We're starting a special series on the Four Horsemen.

[Bobby]

Whoa. Is it a different Four Horsemen?

[Amy]

The, like, criticism in relationships, there's four.

[Bobby]

But not the actual Four Horsemen. Right? That's what I was saying.

[Eddie]

The Notre Dame offensive line, when they're.

[Bobby]

The Four Horsemen, there's a lot of Four Horsemen.

[Lunchbox]

Wasn't there wrestling?

[Bobby]

Yes, there was wrestling. Four Horsemen. There's a lot of Forcemen. Did you think that was the only Four Horsemen?

[Amy]

No, I. I've only. I guess my brain has been so focused on this because we've been preparing for it. It's like a special four week series. And because there's Four Horsemen, I've been thinking, well, John Gottman, he could say. He could say. He's in his research with 90% accuracy if he watched couples interact, depending on which horsemen they are, like in the start of an argument or something, how they are. 90% success rate if they're gonna fail or continue on as a couple.

[Eddie]

Dang.

[Bobby]

The original Four Horsemen is. It's like from the Book of Revelation, those Four Horsemen. That's what I thought you were talking about.

[Amy]

Feeling things is going biblical. No, it's about relationships. Have you heard about it in your work?

[Bobby]

I've read the book. I read one of his books. Oh, you did?

[Amy]

Sick.

[Eddie]

See, that's baller.

[Bobby]

What?

[Eddie]

I never get to say stuff like that.

[Lunchbox]

Baller and sick. You both threw in the words, great job, guys.

[Eddie]

That's lit man.

[Amy]

Fire.

[Eddie]

Like, how was it like to be able to be read that?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I didn't jump in when she said it initially.

[Eddie]

I'm not saying. I'm not saying that, but I would love to do that. And I could do that at any time, but somebody would be like, really? So what'd you think about chapter? I'd be like, screwed.

[Amy]

So do you.

[Bobby]

So you're saying you could. Anytime. Meaning you lied? Anytime. Of course.

[Eddie]

Because I am not reading these books. But you could. You literally read the book and you're.

[Bobby]

Like, I read it. I read a book. Cause it. He's written more than one. And I can't even tell the title because I don't know the titles of books, but my wife made me read it.

[Amy]

Did you identify with any of the Horseman?

[Bobby]

Yeah. Coldness Chill.

[Eddie]

That's what's up?

[Bobby]

That's what's up.

[Lunchbox]

Is that one of the Horsemen?

[Amy]

No. Criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I was a pretty big stonewaller.

[Amy]

Oh, he worked on that.

[Bobby]

So that would be me.

[Eddie]

We'd be like, really? You read the book?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Nice stonewaller kind of guy.

[Bobby]

I mean, I am a stonewaller. I just remember reading the book, and I remember reading about all of the fact that he could observe and tell. Well, then quickly, too. Not just looking at him.

[Amy]

Yeah. It can be within. Like, he'll watch them interact for three minutes, and he'll be like, they're definitely not gonna make it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And He's. He'd be 90% correct.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

It wasn't a book I chose to read, and I can't remember the title.

[Eddie]

I feel like I could do that, though. Like, if I met a couple, I'd be like, yeah, gonna make it. Not gonna make it.

[Bobby]

You could.

[Eddie]

Well, you don't think so?

[Amy]

Yeah. I don't know. I mean. You think? He did a lot of research to get there. It's just kind of crazy that. And the thing is, there's hope. If you realize and you have awareness of which one you default to, then he has what you call antidotes, like ways you can communicate differently that could help save your relationship, because otherwise you're just gonna be pretty miserable.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I remember thinking I was a stonewaller.

[Eddie]

When you read the book?

[Bobby]

Yeah, I wish. Let me find the title of the book. It doesn't matter.

[Eddie]

It's legit.

[Bobby]

It's in my.

[Amy]

Is the book not called?

[Bobby]

I don't know. It's in my bought books, Four Horsemen.

[Lunchbox]

But maybe he read a different one because he's written multiple books. Right. So it doesn't have to be the one about Four Horsemen is what he's saying.

[Bobby]

He doesn't know?

[Amy]

No, no. He read the John Gottman book. Like, legit. He's. We're talking about the same exact thing.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

I thought John Gottman had multiple books.

[Amy]

And Bobby said he does. He does, but he only has one that touches on these. And Bobby. I assume Bobby probably read this, and I want to read the book. Now. My co host, Kat, because she's a therapist, she's the one that had this idea of, like, we should do a deep dive into each one because it's really interesting.

[Bobby]

Well, that'll be up tomorrow.

[Amy]

Yep.

[Bobby]

I for sure read the Love Prescription. He wrote that one. Oh, I think he just mentions that in that one. Okay, that's the one. I for sure read the Love Prescription because he would talk about him and his wife because his wife is similar. They'd watch. They could put cameras in the house. They would. The people would stay at their house, stay at one of the houses that they had and they could watch them and tell exactly what was happening with them. Oh yeah, same.

[Eddie]

These are all nonfiction.

[Bobby]

Yes. Yeah, that's the one I have.

[Lunchbox]

So he had put cameras and watch other couples.

[Amy]

Well, they knew they were being.

[Bobby]

It was for their.

[Lunchbox]

Thank you for clarifying.

[Eddie]

They needed help.

[Bobby]

Yeah, they were there for that reason.

[Amy]

Yeah. Maybe that was the book. And maybe he mentions these. I don't know.

[Bobby]

Who knows? Okay, cool. Thank you everybody. Look forward to that and we will see you guys tomorrow. Bye. This episode of the Bobby Bones show is brought to you by Chase Sapphire Reserve. Traveling is one of life's greatest joys. Honestly, can anything be more exhilarating? Yeah, it can. With Chase Sapphire Reserve, it's your getaway to the world's most captivating destinations. First, you'll earn eight times points on all purchases through Chase Travel. And the card gets you into the Sapphire Lounge by the club at select airports nationwide and access to one of a kind experiences. Whether you are booking a once in a lifetime trip or your next weekend escape, discover more with Chase sapphire [e-mail] Sapphire Reserve cards issued by JP Morgan, Chase bank and a member FDIC subject to credit approval terms apply.

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[Amy]

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