MON PT 2: Bobby’s Weekend Post-Ankle Surgery + What’s The Coolest Party We’ve Been To? + Is It Too Early For Christmas Movies?

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – MON PT 2: Bobby’s Weekend Post-Ankle Surgery + Coolest Parties We've Been To + Too Early for Christmas Movies?

Date: November 10, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones
Guests/Contributors: Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, Mike

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Bobby Bones returns post-ankle surgery and shares his recovery experience, struggles with pain medication, and remote hosting quirks. The crew discusses the most extravagant parties they've attended, spurred by coverage of Kris Jenner’s lavish birthday bash at Jeff Bezos’s LA compound. Morbid and wild news stories (including a decapitation trial and "sheet-washing" in a hotel hot tub) are shared, followed by heartwarming and odd listener calls (from baby names to organ donation). The team debates the appropriateness of early Christmas movies, reviews new films, and banters about baby names and viral Starbucks cups.

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Bobby’s Ankle Surgery & Recovery (02:59–06:00)

• Bobby is recovering at home, working through pain, seated with his foot elevated. He’s feeling the effects of hydrocodone, which leaves him a bit “nutty.”

• Shares his regimen of pain medication (every 8 hours) and how he’s balancing relief with being clear-headed for the show.

  • “The pain medicine really messes with my head. That's where I am right now. I'm sitting in a chair. I'm at home.” – Bobby (03:10)

• Complains about feeling physically lousy post-surgery: “I have been just sitting on a couch… I do not feel, like, physically my best right now.” (03:02)

• Technical Hiccup:

  • Amy is in-studio; Bobby is remote, and Amy can’t see Bobby on her monitor.
  • Bobby is surprised: “I thought, of course they're going to put a screen in front of you that I'm on. Like, who wouldn't do that? It's an important show.” (04:55)
  • The crew laughs about their “off” chemistry and joke about not trying hard enough with tech fixes.
  • Bobby encourages Amy to be more forceful about her needs (“that’s your thing now”).

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The Coolest & Wildest Parties (06:10–10:13)

• Kris Jenner’s 70th Birthday (06:10)

  • Amy recounts all the excess: It was at Jeff Bezos’s compound; neighbors called the cops for noise complaints; fake bushes went up to block prying eyes; guests included Prince Harry & Meghan Markle, Oprah, Mariah Carey, Mark Zuckerberg, and the Hiltons.
  • Eddie and Bobby both marvel at the combination of “70-year-olds with 30-year-olds,” calling it weird. Bobby jokes: “I feel like there’s some kind of baby random will be in sacrifice at a party like that.” (07:04)

• Bruno Mars performed (08:06), prompting noise complaints.

  • Amy raves: “Probably one of the top live performers I’ve ever seen. Ever.”

• Viral Party Moments:

  • Bobby brings up the photo of Justin Bieber at the party: “He was smoking a cigarette, but he also had like, it looked like cocaine residue all over his pants.” (08:27)
  • Discussion about whether it was “powdered donuts” or cigarette ash.

• Personal Coolest Parties:

  • Bobby & team attended a Disney party hosted by the Steelers’ owner—memorable for “first time I had Pappy Van Winkle” (09:26).
  • Amy shares about a party at Rich’s house where you could see into the swimming pool from the basement bar.

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Bizarre and Wild News Stories (10:13–14:43)

Nevada Decapitation Story (10:29)

• Lunchbox shares: Woman marries her stepson (after divorcing his dad) and allegedly decapitates ex-husband.
  • Amy and Bobby are horrified; Bobby: “The weirdest is still anybody decapitating anybody. That’s the weirdest part out of your life.” (11:26)
  • Group speculates on the method: chainsaw, fumes, acid, “drug cartel stuff.” (13:11)

Hotel Hot Tub Sheet Washing (13:22)

• Eddie: Fargo, ND hotel caught washing stained bed sheets in the hot tub.
  • “The guest was like, uh, oh, got video of it… now they’re doing a federal investigation…” (14:09)
  • Bobby: “That’s weird. You should have a machine for that. Yeah, the hot tub.” (14:43)

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Viral Videos: Churches Refusing to Help Needy Mom (14:46–17:44)

• Bobby saw a TikTok video: Woman calls 31 churches for baby formula, only 3 offer help (two Black churches and a mosque). Most shut her down if she’s not a member.
  • “It sucked. It was a terrible look.” – Bobby (17:02)
  • Amy notes the positive viral aftermath: A church that helped received $75,000 in donations after the video.
  • “Who cares?” Eddie exclaims at churches’ refusal (17:35).
  • Bobby: “I just don’t know what comes across you guys…” (17:38)

Memorable Quote

“Anything you see online. But they got caught up. There were… one of the most giving was a mosque. They called the mosque… ‘come down, we’ll help you immediately.’” – Bobby (16:53)

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Anthrax Flashback (17:44–19:55)

• White powder mailed to Joint Base Andrews—provokes memories of the anthrax scare post-9/11.
  • Mike fact-checks: Only one real anthrax incident, but it “dominated the headlines.”
  • Bobby muses on how one event created years of nationwide anxiety.

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Oddball Headlines and Quick Stories (19:57–23:39)

• Lottery Winner: Maryland man wins $150k with random numbers that “popped into his head.” Bobby jokes about all lottery wins being like this.
• Peloton Bike Recall: 833,000 recalled due to seat issues; Bobby recounts his "bike injury."
  • Amy: “I don’t think that was a bike malfunction. I think that was a butt malfunction.” (21:20)
• Garage Gym Giveaways: Bobby offers his unused Peloton and rowing machine to anyone who wants them but worries about resellers.

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College Football & Amy’s Many Teams (23:37–28:58)

• College Football Roundup:
  • Bobby highlights Texas A&M’s current dominance, teases Amy about her many “favorite” teams (A&M, Virginia, Auburn, Baylor, Alabama, Texas, Texas Tech, Air Force, and even Blinn College).
    • “You have too many teams.” – Bobby (25:17)
    • “Your odds of winning are higher if you have more teams.” – Amy (28:54)

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Heartwarming Lost & Found Story (28:58–29:30)

• South Pittsburgh woman loses her engagement ring passing out Halloween candy; local kid finds it in their treat bag and returns it.
  • Eddie: “Good ending in the story.”
  • Amy: “That is no bueno… but that’s so lucky!” (29:06)

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Baby Name Ratings: Top Names of 2025 (35:36–39:31)

• Bobby & Amy rate popular baby names (scale of 1–5):
  • Isabella: 4 (Amy), 3 (Bobby)
  • Mateo: 1 (Amy), 2 (Bobby) — “feels like it’s trying too hard”
  • Emma: Both give it a 4
  • Elijah: 3 (Amy), 2 (Bobby) — “try hard name”
  • Sophia: 5 (Amy), 3 (Bobby) — “I think of the Golden Girls”
  • Oliver: 3 (Amy), 4 (Bobby) — “Big O” joke
  • Amelia: 2 (Amy), 3 (Bobby)
  • Liam: 4 (Amy), 3 (Bobby) — “I think of Liam Hemsworth”
  • Olivia: 5 (Amy), 4 (Bobby)
  • Noah: 2 (Amy), 2 (Bobby) — “Noah is a Noah”

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Viral Starbucks Bear Cups (39:32–41:18)

• “Barista Bear” cups selling for $30, but attempted resales reach $1,000 online.
  • Bobby: “What kind of loser is going to pay $1,000 for a bear cup from Starbucks?” (40:21)
  • Amy jokes about DIY substitutes (“just get a honey bottle and make your own!”).

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Is It Too Early for Christmas Movies? (41:41–42:20)

• Amy’s “low-key weekend” involved lots of Christmas movies and football.
  • “Absolutely not [too early],” says Amy (41:51)
  • Bobby & Eddie note how formulaic many are; Amy defends their variety.

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Movie Reviews: “Weapons” and “House of Dynamite” (42:20–48:56)

“Weapons”

• Bobby reviews “Weapons” (with Ozark’s Julia Garner):
  • “I liked it… I gave it four out of five wigs.” (43:12)
  • “Not at all what I expected… I braced myself for the jumps.”
  • Discussion turns to “psychological horror,” “Black Mirror” comparisons.

“House of Dynamite”

• Amy watched and was baffled by the lack of a clear ending:

  • “When it ended, I was like, what? What? I don’t know what just happened… did they read it all the way through?” – Amy (46:00)

  • Bobby liked the ambiguous ending:

    • “I loved it for the same reason I loved… They ended it like that is my favorite part of the movie.” (47:21)

  • Eddie remains skeptical: “The fact that it doesn’t have an ending, I’m kind of like, I don’t want to watch.” (48:02)
  • The team debates movies that lack tidy resolutions; Bobby says: “You’re supposed to be like, ‘what the—?’”

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Listener Voicemails: Wild Baby Names & Kindness (49:59–54:09)

• Kansas State as a Baby Name: Listener wants to name baby “Kansas State;” Bobby and the team unanimously pan the idea.

  • “That may be the worst name I’ve ever heard.” – Bobby (50:21)
  • Suggestion: Use “William” for mascot “Willie the Wildcat” instead.

• Organ Donor Response: Two listeners volunteer to donate kidneys in response to a previous caller in need.

  • “All these callers stepping up. That's so awesome.” – Eddie (52:33)
  • Bobby: “If this were to work out, it would be awesome.”

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Weather Woes, Everyday Life, and Closing Banter (53:25–end)

• The crew bemoans winter weather: “It sucks. Winter’s here. It sucks.” – Bobby (53:28)
• Car parking issues and ice scraping debated.
• Show wraps up with gratitude for listeners – “Thank you, guys, for checking out the podcast today.” (54:28)

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Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• On post-surgery pain:

  • "The pain medicine really messes with my head. That's where I am right now. I'm sitting in a chair. I'm at home." – Bobby (03:10)

• On celebrity parties:

  • "I feel like there’s some kind of baby random will be in sacrifice at a party like that." – Bobby (07:04)

• On church response to need:

  • "It sucked. It was a terrible look." – Bobby (17:02)

• On ambiguous movie endings:

  • "You’re supposed to be like, ‘what the—?’" – Bobby (48:50)

• On naming a baby “Kansas State”:

  • "That may be the worst name I've ever heard. And I like Kansas State. That's a terrible name." – Bobby (50:21)

• On early Christmas movies:

  • "No, absolutely not [too early]." – Amy (41:51)

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Key Takeaways

• Bobby’s post-surgery reality: Honest, unfiltered struggles; funny banter about painkillers.
• Extravagant parties fascinate and bewilder: Amy’s take on Kris Jenner’s bash leads to staff swapping party tales.
• Absurd and serious news deserves a laugh (and a shudder): From murder trials to wild hotel practices.
• Listener engagement is huge: From questionable name choices to organ donation, listeners show up—sometimes for better, sometimes for “Kansas State.”
• Pop culture debates keep it lively: Baby name trends, what’s a “good” ending in a movie, and how soon is too soon for Christmas movies.
• The show remains warm, funny, and quirky even with Bobby remote: The familiar group chemistry powers through technical hiccups and heavy pain medicine.

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This detailed recap captures all major segments and the flavor of “The Bobby Bones Show” for November 10, 2025, including context, quotes, and timestamps to guide both fans and newcomers through this energetic episode.

Transcript

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[Bobby]

Come on now Bobby Bones. I'm telling you my freaking foot has got to the point this morning where it is killing me. I've got it up in this director's chair. I got to keep it elevated or hurts worse. But I was scheduled to take pain medicine, like, every eight hours, and I. I took it last night before I went to bed, and I knew I'd wake up feeling a little nutty because it's hydrocodone. I think that's what it is.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

In a pill form.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's what it is.

[Bobby]

Wouldn't been able to sleep without it. I didn't take it at all yesterday until last night. And I thought, man, if I take it last night, I won't take it in the morning because it had been eight hours, and I'll just do the show and gut through it. But, man, it is starting to freaking kill me. But, yeah, I had surgery and it'll be fine. And in the end, in a few days, I'll probably be so happy. Maybe a few months, maybe not a few days, but I'm able to run on it in two years. So I'm pretty happy that I had it done. I think I needed to get it done during the holidays. Although I've done nothing but eat over the last few days, and I have been just sitting on a couch, even just laying in a bed. I do not feel, like, physically my best right now, but the pain medicine really messes with my head. That's where I am right now. I'm sitting in a chair. I'm at home. Amy's up in the studio today. Usually she's here with me, but can you see my foot at all in the camera?

[Eddie]

It's above your head, Amy.

[Amy]

Oh, not really, no. I mean, I'd have to turn around and straighten my neck.

[Bobby]

I'd hate if you have to turn around.

[Amy]

Oh, there.

[Bobby]

So you don't. You don't see me at all.

[Amy]

Okay, well, at first I. Oh, we.

[Bobby]

Got to get her a screen of me. I wonder why. Because she's been kind of. Our connection's been off. It's because she can't see me.

[Eddie]

Oh, your vibe, your chemistry, for sure.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Like, can you put it on the screen in front of me? Like, because I have a screen right in front of me. Because turning around to look at Bobby.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I don't need you to look now. I meant the whole show when we were working today.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. No, definitely couldn't see you. Definitely not. Nope, nope, nope. Definitely not.

[Bobby]

Dang.

[Amy]

Did you think I could?

[Bobby]

Yeah, Well, I thought, of course they're going to put a screen in front of you that I'm on. Like, who wouldn't do that? It's an important show.

[Amy]

There's, like, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. There's five screens in front of me. You're not on them.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they're not routed that way. They're not. Like, they're not designed to put remote video on it. It should, but they're not.

[Amy]

So only the one.

[Bobby]

You can't screen share from a screen. There is no way to get me on a screen.

[Eddie]

Like, on the iPhone, like, whenever you screen.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Like, Amy could zoom into the zoom.

[Eddie]

She could do that on a computer. Yeah.

[Bobby]

I'm just saying, I feel like we didn't try that hard to get that up. We had five screens up. I. I felt like it was a little odd. I didn't know you couldn't see me at all, Amy. I apologize.

[Amy]

That's okay. I. I didn't want to.

[Bobby]

You know, you got to be more forceful. Remember, that's your thing now.

[Eddie]

Oh, so you get respect.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. I gotta bring it. Yeah. In a kind way. I guess I should have said. I did think it multiple times. I wonder if there's a way to get Bobby on any of these screens.

[Bobby]

Yes.

[Amy]

Never came out.

[Bobby]

Even if they say there's not a way, there's always.

[Amy]

But Eddie just said there's not a way.

[Eddie]

Not on those always, but on your computer, we could.

[Bobby]

There's always a way. So I'm a bit disappointed by that, but I'm not gonna let it affect me right now because I'm on pain medicine, and I don't want to get annoyed on pain medicine. So I will shift over to you, Amy. What do you have? What story do you have?

[Amy]

Okay, so Kim. Not Kim. I was thinking of Kim Kardashian, but her mom, Kris Jenner, celebrated her 70th birthday, and the party was at Jeff Bezos's LA compound. And this thing is massive. All these stars are there. And cops were called multiple times. Like, the neighbors were complaining about noise. And then also they put up these fake bushes, like, so that people couldn't see in. And the cops came to remove those because you have to have a permit if you're going to put up anything like that. And I guess they didn't get the permit. And the theme was, like, James Bond. And there was Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Oprah, Mariah Carey, Mark Zuckerberg, the Hiltons. I mean, there was so many famous people there. The only thing is, I don't know if Jeff Bezos was There. And it was at his house. Like, I kept looking at the list and I'm like, where is he? And I'm like, well, maybe they're just that tight where she could borrow the compound.

[Bobby]

I feel like there's some kind of baby random will be in sacrifice at a party like that.

[Amy]

A what?

[Bobby]

Something's being sacrificed.

[Amy]

Why?

[Bobby]

It's just too weird. Like, you had 70 year olds hanging out with 30 year olds.

[Eddie]

It was weird.

[Bobby]

It's all. It's odd. And I get it. The LA lifestyle's odd. And I've only ever had a touch of it and seen it, but it's weird. Well, that's it.

[Amy]

The younger people are there because the Kardashians and the Jenners, like, those young girls are there. So then you have the. That's why you have the age gap of people.

[Bobby]

I hear you. But Oprah and Kendall Jenner shouldn't be at the same party.

[Amy]

Oh, well, they were.

[Bobby Bones]

I hear you.

[Bobby]

Because it's people like Oprah hanging out. She's trying to hang out with the young people.

[Amy]

And guess who the performer was?

[Eddie]

Gosh, it could be anybody.

[Amy]

He's kind of youngish. Younger than Kris Jenner, definitely. He's not 70. Like, if you were thinking it was somebody old, it's not. It's somebody awesome. I will say it's probably one of the top live performers I've ever seen. Ever.

[Bobby]

I don't know. You're weird. It could be Adam Levine.

[Amy]

No, I'm not weird. You'll agree.

[Eddie]

Is it Bruno?

[Amy]

Bruno Mars?

[Bobby]

Okay. I mean, that sounds.

[Amy]

Well, he was the one that was getting the noise complaint filed. Like, neighbors are like, oh, that's too loud funk. Yeah. Bruno Mars is performing. And then I'm like, LA compound. Shouldn't you be, like, far enough away from neighbors to where you're not getting a noise complaint or you have one? I thought that was pretty cool.

[Bobby]

Yeah, the weird. I guess the controversial thing that I saw last night was people going in and coming out of the party. They took a picture of Justin Bieber going in and he was smoking a cigarette, but he also had like, it looked like cocaine residue all over his pants. And then people.

[Amy]

No, I thought that was like powdered donuts, Amy.

[Bobby]

No, it definitely wasn't powdered donuts. But the argument then became. Because he was holding a cigarette lit. Cigarette was. Is that ash from his cigarette?

[Eddie]

Could be that.

[Bobby]

Or is it coke on his pants? And so that was what the Internet was talking about last night. I was listening.

[Amy]

Oh, I thought he ate Some. No, you know, sugary snacks. And then life. Dead loads. Pants.

[Eddie]

What's the coolest party you've been to ever?

[Bobby]

I don't. I don't go to cool parties.

[Eddie]

No, but you've gone to like the one we went to in Disney. That was kind of cool. The owner of the Steelers.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that was cool.

[Eddie]

But I don't know if that was a. That was a party. That was a party.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it was.

[Amy]

Remember when we went to.

[Bobby Bones]

I just don't.

[Bobby]

I would never have thought of even that one.

[Eddie]

That was cool party. First time I had Pappy Van Winkle.

[Bobby]

Yeah, we had what, Amy?

[Amy]

I. I forget if it was big or riches. Big. And one of the two, maybe.

[Lunchbox]

John.

[Eddie]

No, it was rich.

[Amy]

Okay. So we went to his house.

[Bobby]

I didn't go to his house for some party.

[Amy]

Okay, well, this was way long, long, long, long, long time ago. And we went and he. At the downstairs where there's a bar, you could see into their swimming pool and so you could like watch people swim. I don't know. And there was like just tons of that.

[Bobby]

Doesn't seem that weird to watch people swim.

[Amy]

Well, it was just kind of crazy the way they designed it and built it. I thought I'd never seen anything like that in somebody's house. It was like you were at a nightclub and it was his house.

[Bobby]

Yeah, Yeah. I tend. I try to stay away from that. From that.

[Eddie]

The party scene.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And I've heard some crazy stuff about that situation specifically. So I try to stay away from that.

[Amy]

The pool?

[Bobby]

No, just him.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. No, I'm just saying this was a long time ago before we knew anything like that.

[Bobby]

Yeah. All right, let's go around. Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yeah, I got a crazy story out in Nevada. This woman, she meets this dude, he has a son, they start dating, they end up having two kids. Well, then she falls in love with the stepson. So at 19 years old, they start dating, they end up getting married, and then she wants to be done with the ex husband, like wants him out of the picture. So she decapitated him.

[Amy]

Oh my.

[Eddie]

Escalated quickly.

[Amy]

What's what?

[Lunchbox]

And so her trial started on Friday and she agreed to a plea deal like six months ago, but said, no, no, nevermind, I don't want a plea deal. Like I didn't do it. And so she's going to trial, and so this dude is the stepfather to his half sisters. Crazy.

[Amy]

Ew.

[Bobby]

He's the stepfather?

[Amy]

Yeah, because he married her. So then, yes, they were his half sisters, but now he's also their stepdad.

[Bobby]

That's wild.

[Amy]

Weird.

[Bobby]

The weirdest is still anybody decapitating anybody. That's the weirdest part out of your life.

[Amy]

Like, just don't hang out with them or just.

[Bobby]

Or shoot them. Yeah, no, no, no, no. But I'm saying. We're saying if you're gonna find a way to murder them, like you probably, like, murder and get rid of the body, you don't put them on a. What are those things called where the.

[Eddie]

Blade comes down on their head?

[Mike]

Guillotine.

[Bobby]

Guillotine. Yeah, guillotine.

[Eddie]

One of those.

[Bobby]

Like, that just feels so barbaric.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Not that murdering is right. It's not. It's actually very wrong. I want everybody to know murdering is.

[Eddie]

Wrong, but we don't hear that one every day.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you're going to decapitate them. That's like something that happens by accident now.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Like you stand up on a roller coaster and.

[Bobby]

Okay, fair enough.

[Eddie]

Example.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's a crazy story. How's she going to fight this?

[Lunchbox]

I don't really know, but the head has never been found.

[Eddie]

Oh, dude, that is some drug cartel stuff right there. They like to do that.

[Bobby]

If you can't find the head, can you put the case to bed?

[Eddie]

That's. Oh, that. That's what the lawyer says. Like, if the glove don't fit, as.

[Bobby]

Long as you run. Ah, that's wild. You got to be very angry. You. How did they decapitate? How did she do?

[Lunchbox]

Doesn't say. They just said they found the decapitated body. The head has never been found. There was cleaning smells in the house, and there was fumes coming from the neck.

[Eddie]

Fumes. Okay, so maybe like, a chainsaw.

[Bobby]

Why would you have fumes, though, from a chainsaw?

[Amy]

Maybe cleaning fumes. Like, she tried.

[Bobby]

Like, if you have a chainsaw, shouldn't you chop it all the way up and put it in a bucket and then, like, acid it?

[Amy]

This is too much.

[Eddie]

I don't know, dude. I don't know. But, like, why would it be steaming? Maybe the machete that they use was super hot.

[Bobby]

But a machete is not going to go through easily. That's.

[Amy]

Did they say steaming or fumes?

[Lunchbox]

Said fumes.

[Eddie]

Okay, so fire.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I don't know. We'll move off. All right, thanks for the story.

[Eddie]

That's crazy Eddie. Yeah. So there's a hotel in Fargo, North Dakota, that's under investigation because there was a guest right at the pool, just sitting at the pool, and they noticed a worker, poor pull up with a big cart Full of bed sheets and throw em all in the hot tub and then take a stick and start stirring it up. And the guest was like, what? Can I ask you a question? What are you doing? Like, oh, some of these sheets just have some stains in it. And when we put em in the hot tub, no way. The bubbles help with removing just tiny little stains. We do it all the time. But don't worry, we drain the hot tub and then we fill it up with clean water. But that's just what we do. And the guest was like, uh, oh, got video of it. And now they're doing a huge like federal investigation of this hotel. See if that's even legal. Because they were acting like it's completely normal.

[Bobby]

Huh.

[Eddie]

As if it's not already kind of gross. Like when you go to a hotel you think of stuff like, well, so.

[Amy]

That becomes a federal investigation.

[Eddie]

It said the feds were involved. I don't know if it's a chain, maybe it's a federal chain or like a national chain of hotels. Don't know.

[Bobby]

They say the water and the chemicals in a hot tub will kill whatever is on your body.

[Amy]

They have to tell us that or no one would get in.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I know.

[Eddie]

Oh, so you don't think that's true?

[Bobby]

I don't know if it's true or not. If true, I mean, that's the argument. Like, no, all the chemicals are killing. But that's weird.

[Eddie]

Yeah, you should have a machine for that. Yeah, the hot tub.

[Bobby]

I watched a tick tock of this girl. She was calling churches. Do you guys happen to see this over the weekend? She was calling churches. She was calling churches and she was going, hey. And she had a crying baby in the background playing. And she was like, I just need a bottle of formula. And she called. I watched her call 31 churches and only three helped her. She's like, all I need is a bottle of formula. And some of the people that were at the churches were like, we only help people that are in our church.

[Eddie]

What? No way.

[Bobby]

There were of the 31 that. Yeah, no way. For sure way. No way they said that I can play you. Here are a few that we've pulled. A woman called three separate churches to see if they would help feed a starving baby. She called various churches in Gaffney, South Carolina, Kansas City, Missouri, Atlanta, Georgia, Chicago, Illinois and Madison, Wisconsin. I haven't heard this clip because she did this a ton over the weekend. But will you play me what you have? Ray, Hi.

[Amy]

Yes, I was wanna see if you could help at all. I have a two month old baby and I ran out of formula last night. So we've been going all day and all night without formula. I just wanted to see if y' all could help at all.

[Voicemail Caller]

We are a small church and as a result we have limited funds and so we tend to help those that are part of the church or come to the church. We're going to be there Wednesday at 1 o' clock if you'd like to stop by. And I think at that point we might be able to help. We don't have any programs for that. I would recommend contacting a food pantry or a pregnancy resource center.

[Bobby]

Okay. I don't know.

[Voicemail Caller]

So hold on just a sec.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Amy]

Paul has been forwarded to voicemail.

[Bobby]

Like people were hanging up on her.

[Eddie]

That's crazy, man.

[Bobby]

And then once they went public, I saw some of the pastors talking about it on Sunday because their church had been called and they were trying to make excuses for it. And they would lead their sermons like, this is how much we do. And anything you see online. But they got caught up. There were one of the most giving was a mosque. They called the mosque, like, come down, we'll help you. Immediately. I again, I think I saw 31. I saw three say yes. Two were predominantly black churches and one was a mosque. Any of the big churches she called. What do you call the crazy ones?

[Eddie]

The megachurch?

[Bobby]

Mega churches. Yeah, they were like, nah, can't. For different reasons.

[Eddie]

That's weird.

[Bobby]

It sucked. It was a terrible look.

[Amy]

Did you see the. So one of the ones that said yes, The Appalachian Church. That guy?

[Bobby]

Yes. Yeah, he was super great.

[Amy]

Yeah, he. So he was like crying online because I guess a bunch of people found their church and donated like $75,000 to their food bank because of how he responded to her.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she was only asking for like Formula one. It wasn't like she was calling, going for I need thousands of dollars or it wasn't like a scam set up. She was like, can you help me? And then it was, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And a lot of them, their excuse was, well, you're not a member of our church.

[Eddie]

That's so dumb. Who cares?

[Amy]

Terrible.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And this guy's trying to recruit her by like, yeah, come over here on Wednesday. Wednesdays, crazy.

[Bobby]

Bad, bad, bad, bad. Look, I just don't know what comes across you guys. I guess Morgan and I are on the same algorithm. Yeah, you too. Because generally young people. She'll go like, did you see this? I'm like, Yep. I spent a whole weekend with it and. Yeah, same. All right, let's see. A package with white powder opened at Joint Base Andrews. Sick in several people. Do you guys remember when. Back in the day. That was when the powder would come.

[Eddie]

Anthrax.

[Bobby]

Anthrax, yeah, I remember that. This is not that specifically, but several people fell ill after a suspicious package was opened yesterday at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. The package reportedly contained an unknown white powder. A spokesperson says the base was temporarily locked down and investigation is ongoing. Two buildings were evacuated. Joint Base Andrews is home to Air Force One. Boy, that anthrax thing was, like, a real story for a while. Do we ever know if anthrax really happened or if that was just kind of like a media creation?

[Amy]

I thought it really happened.

[Eddie]

That was like a movie with no ending.

[Bobby]

But did it happen?

[Eddie]

I don't remember how it ended.

[Bobby]

Did it happen once? Because it dominated the headlines. Like, everybody was checking every package for white powder, and then fake white powder was getting sent.

[Eddie]

Yeah, like baby powder.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And so people were freaking out over that. Over, like, copycatters that weren't really trying to copycat the anthrax but just scare people. Mike, what do you say about anthrax over there?

[Mike]

Yeah, it actually did happen in 2001.

[Bobby]

Like, how many times?

[Mike]

There was one that killed five people in sick and 17.

[Bobby]

So it was one package. Yeah.

[Mike]

After nine, 11.

[Amy]

Gosh, terrible.

[Bobby]

It's one package created, like, a year of just panic.

[Eddie]

It's funny, my kids asked me the other day, like, so before 9, 11, like, security wasn't crazy at the airport? And it's like, no.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah. You just walk.

[Eddie]

It wasn't like, it's crazy that they didn't experience that, because all they know now is, like, you got to stand in a long line. You got to put your hands up, go through a machine. They got to look through your stuff.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah. Anthrax. And then there were other white powders that were being sent. There were like, anthrax is junior varsity. But again, if you can just hit once. You freak people out for years about this stuff. Yeah.

[Mike]

They were sent to several news media outlets, and I guess two Democratic senators.

[Bobby]

Anthrax was.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Guy mowing the lawn thinks up a random number, wins big lottery prize.

[Eddie]

Just random number popped in his head. Huh.

[Bobby]

A Maryland man who had set a set of numbers popped into his head. But I got a question. Isn't that any set of numbers ever that you win with? It just pops in your head, like, if you go in and you pick Numbers. Didn't they just pop in your head at some point?

[Eddie]

Unless people do, like, birthdays and stuff.

[Bobby]

Even those. Whose birthday do you picked? Well, the people just popped in my head.

[Eddie]

Yeah. But I guess the random part is the. Like, he's just mowing the LAWN and, like, 21, 47, 99, like, pop up. That's kind of weird.

[Bobby]

The guy told officials he'd been playing the various lottery games for over 35 years, and he's especially drawn to the big jackpot games like Powerball, Mega Millions, but will occasionally try a pick five, pick four, pick three. He said the $150,000 prize came from a pick five ticket he bought at the Express Mart. He selected the numbers 13605 because they just popped in his head. I feel like they're looking for a story. I feel like they're just. This is such a. We need to get a story out about the lottery. What can you tell us? And we'll make a story out of it. Because I don't feel like this is a story, because I feel like numbers just pop into anybody's head who just picks numbers and wins for the most part. But that's from UPI. Pelotons were called 833,000 bikes after a seat flaw.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Causes injuries to riders. I tore my butthole once on one of these.

[Eddie]

Oh, my gosh. You could be part of this.

[Bobby]

I haven't ridden in a while.

[Amy]

I don't think that was a bike malfunction. I think that was a butt malfunction.

[Eddie]

What?

[Amy]

Your butt functioned, Bobby. You sat on it wrong. Or maybe.

[Bobby]

But if the seat is. Has, like, a blade on it. That I didn't know.

[Amy]

But did it?

[Bobby]

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said that peloton is. By the way, I've got a Peloton bike if anybody wants it.

[Eddie]

Like, you're just giving it away.

[Bobby]

It's just sitting in my garage. I got a Peloton bike. The. The fear is that somebody's gonna want it so they can resell it, because I know how this show works.

[Eddie]

I know somebody that does that.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So maybe I shouldn't say that, but I've got that, and I've got one of those.

[Bobby Bones]

You row?

[Bobby]

I got a rower.

[Eddie]

Oh. A rowing machine takes up way too much space.

[Bobby]

And you can have my rower if you want it.

[Amy]

I have. I have a rower, but I. I do love to row.

[Eddie]

Oh, wow.

[Bobby]

Consumers have been urged to stop using the recalled bikes immediately and contact a Peloton for a free repair.

[Eddie]

So what's it doing like just hurting your butt. Cuz those bike seats are already uncomfortable.

[Bobby]

Have received three reports of the seat post breaking and detaching during use. Oh, wow. Including two incidents that resulted in injuries from falls.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Kind of what happened to me? Well, no, I think mine. My point of the seat was up a little bit and I was doing that.

[Bobby Bones]

Right.

[Bobby]

We go up, down, up, down.

[Eddie]

What?

[Bobby]

I think I went a little aggressively and it ripped my butthole.

[Eddie]

Oh my God. Is. Does yours have the, like the screen where a person can tell me what to do?

[Bobby]

That sounds dirty how you ask.

[Eddie]

No, no, no, no. You know, like doing with that seat.

[Bobby]

Will the person be fully in leather?

[Eddie]

Don't you ride with a group of people or like somebody's like live telling you what to do?

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You have that thing where they yell at you.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

Where they burn you with their cigarettes. Yeah. You have a screen as a screen.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

You have to pay for that, though.

[Eddie]

Oh, how much is that?

[Bobby]

The subscription? I think it's like 12 bucks a month.

[Eddie]

That's not bad.

[Bobby]

I still pay for mine. You got to buy the bike and then it's a subscription. I'm not sure.

[Amy]

But then you can also just choose to ride on your own or take a free class.

[Bobby]

You can't.

[Amy]

I do on my. Hmm.

[Bobby]

Those suck.

[Amy]

Oh, I don't know. I have the bike, I have the treadmill. You got me a long time ago. I still use it all the time, but I don't have my membership to it. I just go for. I just click the option to like go for a jog or a walk. And then there's a few free classes I can choose from if I want to.

[Bobby]

Do you get jealous now watching Texas A and M and how good they are at football? Amy?

[Amy]

Well, I just kind of wish they were that awesome when I was there.

[Bobby]

Yeah, they're awesome.

[Amy]

It's got to be so cool to go to a school and like, while you're there, they're undefeated.

[Bobby]

Yeah, they're awesome. They're really good. And they've been known as a team that plays really well up until November, and they kind of every year, but they're not. They're one of the top three teams in the country for sure. They start to play Texas coming up though, in a couple weeks.

[Amy]

Yeah, Thanksgiving.

[Bobby]

And usually that game does not end well for A and M, but A and M is really good. I just wonder if it made you jealous.

[Amy]

No. I don't know if jealous is the word, but I am sort of like, that would have been cool, but maybe it's just because I'm in my football era right now.

[Eddie]

Virginia lost another close game.

[Amy]

Don't remind me. That was hard. I mean, I don't care, but my boyfriend was a little.

[Bobby]

No, you have to pick because when they go and you win, you care and you're like, it's awesome. It's the favorite thing. But then when they lose, you can't go, I don't care.

[Amy]

I'm saying I'm not emotionally impacted by. I mean, because also, Auburn lost, too. That was a rough night.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but Auburn should have lost.

[Amy]

Yeah, but they were winning a little bit back and forth, and then they went into overtime. I know, but who I'm watching, you'll have to understand. I'm only watching football as much as I am because my boyfriend's watching football and his kids, like, we're. That's what's on. And so then I'm around it and the vibe is when. But I will say they're not. It doesn't like, ruin the whole night, but it's much more exciting when they're winning.

[Bobby]

You have too many teams. Like, let's walk through all Amy's teams. Okay. Texas A and M. Why?

[Amy]

That's because I went to college there.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

Whoop.

[Bobby]

Virginia.

[Amy]

That is where my boyfriend went to college. Swords up.

[Bobby]

Auburn.

[Amy]

That is where my boyfriend's dad went to college. So he grew up thinking he'd always go there. Really? He loves Auburn, so that's like his childhood thing. But then he ended up cut out.

[Eddie]

Cut it. Cut out.

[Amy]

Baylor. Oh, my aunt went there. And my dad was a huge Baylor fan. Even though he didn't go there, he went to a smaller school in Georgetown, Texas, called Southwestern. So I don't even know how they're doing in football. But my aunt. Baylor. My dad loved Baylor.

[Bobby]

Alabama.

[Amy]

Okay. So my grandparents were huge fans. Like, my grandma had a picture of Bear Bryant in her living room. Roll Tide everywhere. My uncle went there, my cousins went there. Big Alabama family.

[Bobby]

Texas.

[Amy]

I grew up in Austin, so just naturally being a Longhorn comes from that.

[Bobby]

And Texas Tech.

[Amy]

Oh, my sister Kim, she went to Texas Tech. So go Red Raiders.

[Bobby]

And then you went back and through Texas Tech, got your degree.

[Amy]

That is true. I had a three. Well, I had three hour correspondence class while I was at A and M through Texas Tech. And that was my hiccup in graduating. But then I finally completed it.

[Eddie]

Any other schools we forgot?

[Amy]

Have we forgotten any. Is there. Are there any more? That's surely that's got to be it. I mean, my ex husband did go to the Air Force Academy, so.

[Eddie]

Oh, Air Force.

[Amy]

Air Force. I still would cheer for Air Force. If they were playing another team, I'd be cheering for Air Force. My mom, she didn't go to college. My sister went to A and M, so we're good there.

[Eddie]

I thought you.

[Amy]

Oh, my brother David.

[Bobby Bones]

My point is.

[Amy]

No, no, no.

[Bobby]

She has another sister. Half sister.

[Amy]

My other sister. I have my half sister, and then my half brother went to ut. So, like, that's Longhorn. I mean, whatever. I just. I like who I like.

[Bobby]

No, you like everybody.

[Amy]

Well, Bobby, if it makes you feel any better, you're a huge Arkansas guy. So if you happen to not be playing any of those teams I listed, I would root for Ark.

[Bobby]

Well, that's every school other than Arkansas. I think that's pretty much every school.

[Amy]

And also I went to the. The Tennessee game recently and they were playing Oklahoma, but I didn't really feel like I had ties to Tennessee. So I was happy for Oklahoma when they won because that's Caitlin's team.

[Eddie]

Oh, what about Blinn?

[Amy]

Blinn? Yeah, that's the junior college I went to when I didn't get into A and M for the first year. And yeah, they've got to have a team. But here's the thing about Blinn. I went to the Blinn that's in Bryan College Station, and they didn't have a football team. It was only the blend at the football team.

[Bobby]

Oh, really? Because I knew Cam Newton went to Blend. That wasn't your blend?

[Amy]

No, I mean, it's same blend, but different campus.

[Bobby]

Wow.

[Eddie]

Cam Newton went to Blend before Auburn.

[Bobby]

I think when he. Yes, I believe so. I just went. That may not be true. I would look that up because he's like me.

[Eddie]

You didn't go to Auburn.

[Amy]

Yeah, but I went to Blend before I went to a major university.

[Bobby]

Mike?

[Mike]

Yeah, he went there in 2009 and then Auburn in 2010.

[Eddie]

Nice. Mm.

[Bobby]

I just think we find out him and Amy dated.

[Amy]

I was at Blinn in 1999.

[Bobby]

What were you gonna say?

[Amy]

I don't know. I like having it. Makes it more fun. Because then you have. Your odds of winning are higher.

[Bobby]

Yes, that's true.

[Amy]

And you're not so disappointed your odds.

[Bobby]

Of winning are higher if you have more teams.

[Eddie]

That is correct.

[Amy]

I mean, yeah.

[Bobby]

I'll give you one more story here. A woman in South Pittsburgh lost her diamond engagement ring while handing out Halloween candy. Think of all the bags. Oh, it's gone.

[Amy]

That is no bueno.

[Bobby]

She and her husband launched a widespread search and asked local families to check their children's candy bags. Got all over social media. News of the loss of the ring spread through the community. A local family eventually discovered the ring in their child's candy haul and returned it.

[Eddie]

Okay, that's good. Good ending in the story.

[Bobby]

Wow. WTAE with that story. That's so lucky that they found that ring.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

All right, let's take a break. We're going to talk about in a second that movie House of Dynamite, which is on Netflix now. And we're not going to spoil it. But to talk about that does involve a bit of spoilerish type talk for the reason that that movie has made the news. I'm just gonna let everybody know ahead of time. We're gonna talk about that movie coming up. So on the podcast, if you want to hear nothing about that movie and you're thinking about watching it on Netflix, you could just discontinue the podcast. We're not gonna be that funny anyway. But I'm telling you, we don't really spoil it, but we do talk about a bit of why people are upset about that movie. So there is some spoilish type information there. Okay, we'll take a break.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby]

I got the top five most popular baby girl names for 2025 and boy names. And so Amy let you and I just rate these names. We'll go 1. Hate them. 5. Love them. Okay.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Isabella.

[Bobby Bones]

4.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I give it a 3. I feel like I'm a little sensitive to names now because my wife and I are going through the process and we're not sharing what the name is. We're not Sharing if we have it. Heck, the baby may already be born. That's the thing. Nobody even knows. It's a mystery. Number five, boy name Mateo. Yeah, I don't like it, either.

[Amy]

That's gonna be a one for me. Wow.

[Eddie]

A one?

[Bobby]

You give it that low?

[Amy]

You just said you didn't like it either.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but I don't hate the kid.

[Amy]

I don't either.

[Eddie]

You're one. You hate the kids.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You, like, hate everything about them. Well, you hate the parents, hate the kids.

[Amy]

No. 2.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I'll go with a 2. Mateo feels like it's trying too hard, like you're naming it so everybody else will comment on the original name you gave it. And there are people that do that, for sure. Okay, girl, Emma.

[Amy]

Cute, but going to be a four.

[Bobby]

Wait, why'd you say but? That's almost the highest score you can give it.

[Amy]

Okay, well, I felt like maybe I was about to go five, but not. I didn't. I went four.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I give it a four, too. I feel like that's a good, solid girl name.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Let's go. Elijah.

[Amy]

For a boy. Three.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Not for a girl. Yeah. Elijah for a boy. I'm going to go a two. That feels one of those. Like one of those try hard names, though. Sophia. Back to the girls.

[Amy]

Oh, Sophia.

[Bobby]

Five, I think of the Golden Girls.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. She's the old. She's the oldest one, right?

[Bobby]

She's the oldest of all. Yeah. And so I think Sophia is a cool name, but also I think of her. I'm gonna go three on that one. Oliver.

[Amy]

Three.

[Bobby]

I'm gonna go Oliver at a four, and I'm gonna call him the Big O.

[Eddie]

It's weird.

[Amy]

Okay, that's weird.

[Eddie]

You better be a big dude.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's the Big O. There's a basketball player from Arkansas named Oliver Miller. He was called Big O. Yeah. Amelia.

[Amy]

That's like a two.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow.

[Bobby]

Surprised it's that low. What do you not like about Amelia?

[Amy]

I just went with my gut. I mean, obviously, Amelia Earhart is cool, but did you know her? No, I just know of her and her many talents, her determination. So, yeah, Amelia Earhart. But still, it's just a two for me.

[Bobby]

I'm going to go with three. How about Liam? Back over to the boys.

[Amy]

Liam. Four.

[Bobby]

Just feels very oasisy.

[Amy]

I think of Liam Hemsworth.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I think of Liam Gallagher from Oasis. So we're connected. So that's why you went four?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Because you thought if you have a baby that looks like Liam Hemsworth, that's a win.

[Eddie]

That's weird. I thought of Neeson.

[Bobby]

You thought of Liam Neeson?

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah. Really older dude.

[Bobby]

I'll give it a three. All right, here are the number one names for girls. The number one name is Olivia. What do you think about that?

[Amy]

Cute.

[Bobby]

I call it a big O. I.

[Amy]

Think Olivia is really cute.

[Bobby]

Olivia's.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

I, I. So I get it. I give it a five.

[Bobby]

I give it a four. And number one. Noah.

[Eddie]

Like vanilla Noah.

[Amy]

Like ark?

[Bobby]

No, no, like Noah's ark.

[Eddie]

Oh, got it.

[Amy]

Noah. That's probably like a two.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's probably like a two for me, too.

[Eddie]

Really? But you know what you know about Noah, though? He was awesome, dude. He fit all of those animals in one arc.

[Amy]

Noah. It's not for me.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's not for me either.

[Amy]

Noah is a Noah.

[Eddie]

Noah.

[Mike]

I like it.

[Bobby]

Noah is a Noah. All right. There is also the story about these Starbucks barista cups. Have you seen those, Amy?

[Amy]

No. What are they?

[Bobby]

So they've been going crazy viral. They're the little bears at Starbucks.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. Bariste bear rista. Sorry, I didn't understand what you were saying. I absolutely know what these are, and. But yeah, I. I want one.

[Bobby]

It seems, though, these cups go through. Like, it doesn't matter if it's a Stanley mug or there was another mug after Stanley's that were all cool for a minute. And you go to Target, try to buy them, try to resell them real quick. It seems like a very limited shelf life on selling it for more than it's worth, because right now the cups are $30, but people are reselling them. Now. That doesn't mean they're selling them, but they're re. They're listing them on reseller sites for up to $1,000.

[Amy]

That's crazy.

[Bobby]

I got to think there's, like, a week max, where you can make more money than you paid for. And also, what kind of loser is going to pay 1000 bucks for a bear cup from Starbucks? Because the only reason you're buying it so you can show it off on social media. That kind of makes you a loser if you're only buying something because at 100% markup will be 60 bucks. So you're. If I saw somebody, I knew somebody that spent even 500 bucks on one of these cups, I think I'd have to call them out as being, like, the loser of the week.

[Amy]

What if they're a collector of rare.

[Bobby]

What?

[Bobby Bones]

Of rare cups?

[Bobby]

No, stop it.

[Amy]

Or bears. Bear cups.

[Bobby]

I got a feeling that's not the case.

[Amy]

You could also just get one of those honey jars and make your own. Like the honey that comes in a bear.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, those are cute.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but I think the people want the actual Starbucks ones.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know. I mean, I would like one too, but there's no way I'm not paying more for it. I mean, I don't even think I want it bad enough to pay the $30.

[Bobby]

I know. Yeah, I agree. The chain says they shipped tons more, but the demand went unexpectedly wild. And more merch is promised soon, but the holiday cup chase is far from over. It just. You're gonna pay even 50, 60 bucks for one of these and nobody's gonna care in a week and you're gonna go, if I just waited a week, I could have got it at $25 instead of the $30. So. It's crazy how much things blow up. Amy, how was your weekend?

[Amy]

It was really good. Kind of low key. Lots of Christmas movies and lots of football.

[Bobby]

You don't find it being too early to do Christmas movies?

[Amy]

No, absolutely not.

[Eddie]

No, they're all up. They're all up on the streaming services.

[Bobby]

But they're all exactly the same.

[Eddie]

Kind of.

[Amy]

No, that's. That's. That's not true.

[Bobby]

Okay. Does any. Do they ever end Sad?

[Amy]

Christmas above the Clouds is very different from Joy to the World, but watch both of those.

[Eddie]

I did see one called Violent Night. I mean, I didn't watch it, but I saw that it was up there. That can't end happy.

[Bobby]

That sounds like a horror movie.

[Eddie]

I think it is. Or is that. Is that one?

[Mike]

It's like an action movie.

[Bobby]

I think I can spoil it. We normally do this on Tuesday reviews day, but I did watch Weapons.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah?

[Bobby]

What'd you think over the weekend? What the crap was that?

[Eddie]

Yes. Wacky dude.

[Bobby]

Any of you watch Weapons yet?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby]

Do you know what it is?

[Amy]

No. I mean, y' all have talked about it, but.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I don't even know how to explain it. Except a girl from Ozark, the curly haired blonde girl. She's a woman now.

[Eddie]

And Anna Delvey.

[Bobby]

Yeah, she is the main character and she's a teacher and she goes back to her classroom. There's only one kid in her whole class. Is there. The rest of them just disappeared. And the whole time. I'm going to. All right, let me put this together and figure this out. There's no way.

[Eddie]

There's no chance you get there.

[Bobby]

There's no chance. I. I liked it. I think it. I don't I give it four. I gave it four out of five wigs.

[Eddie]

That's good. Yeah, that's really good.

[Bobby]

I know. I really had high expectations, though. I thought I was gonna, like, love it. Love it. I didn't like it as much as I liked Dynamite House or whatever. House of Dynamite.

[Eddie]

House of Dynamite. Did you jump at all during this? There's a couple of moments there where I like, whoa.

[Bobby]

I didn't jump because every time there'd be a moment like that, I braced myself.

[Eddie]

Oh, you were ready for that.

[Bobby]

I'm so sensitive to those kinds of movies. Yeah. But we were sitting around because I, you know, my foot was worked on, my ankle was worked on. And so my wife was awesome all weekend. Like, whatever I needed, she got it. So much so that I was like, hey, you're pregnant. You know, I can get some of this stuff myself. And I've got three modes of transportation. I've got crutches. They suck. They're the worst. They kill my armpits. I've got the scooter, which you put your leg on, you ride it around. But when you have stairs, that's no good. And then I have this thing that looks like a prosthetic leg, and your foot hangs from the back, and you put your knee in it, and it's like it has its own foot, and you move around with it. That's probably overall the best. And so I had ways to get around. And my wife was, you know, very. I think she just didn't want me to reheart myself, so I'd be out longer more than anything else, because she knows I'll just kind of push too hard. And so she's getting everything. I was like, hey, let's watch a movie. So let's watch Weapons. She goes, you want to watch Weapons? I said, well, she goes, you would never watch Weapons. You're such a little baby.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm like, why are you taking shots?

[Eddie]

Me?

[Bobby]

All I said is, let's watch the movie. And so we watched it. I think she liked it. I liked it.

[Eddie]

It's good.

[Bobby]

It just was not at all what I expected.

[Eddie]

Yeah. No, they can't be. Like, when you watch it, you're just like, yeah, that's what you say. Like, well, I didn't expect that.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Without saying too much, but four out of five wigs, it was just weird. Mike, you watched the football one, too, right? Him, yeah.

[Mike]

Yeah. That's even weirder.

[Bobby]

Really?

[Mike]

Yeah. You would hate that one.

[Bobby]

Could you say that's kind of like an art picture, right?

[Mike]

It's very artsy, and it's like all these weird images that, like, what does this even mean?

[Eddie]

I just saw Get Out I liked for the first time.

[Bobby]

I thought get out was really good. I think I expected something like that with weapons.

[Mike]

Okay. I mean, get out kind of started this whole new level of horror that.

[Eddie]

I think you're into psychological horror. Yeah.

[Bobby]

It doesn't feel like a horror to me. It feels like horror.

[Mike]

More like Black Mirror horror.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I love Black Mirror. Is that considered horror?

[Mike]

Yeah, some of them.

[Bobby]

That's my favorite show. Black. That's my favorite show. Black Mirror. Amy, did you watch House of Dynamite?

[Eddie]

Mm. Huh?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Go ahead.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

You can spoil it.

[Lunchbox]

Don't spoil.

[Eddie]

What are you telling her?

[Bobby]

I'm not saying don't spoil it. I'm saying I know it's not Tuesday, but she said she watched a bunch of movies. You can give you a review of that.

[Amy]

It's more my. What? What? That's all. When it ended, I was like, what? What? I don't know what just happened. Like, I. I don't.

[Bobby]

I don't.

[Amy]

I don't have words for it, really. I don't really know how I feel about it. What's. What was crazy to me is there were so many amazing actors in it. Like, every scene, it sort of pop up with. Like, when they would switch locations, it'd be like a new famous person that you're like, oh, wow, they're a part of this. Oh, wow, they're a part. Whoa. They're a part of this. And at the end, I'm like, how are all these amazing people a part of this? Like, did they read it all the way through?

[Bobby]

So I take it you didn't like it.

[Amy]

I mean, I guess I just was a little. I needed more. I don't know. So, yeah, I guess it falls into the category of Disappointed more so than, wow, that was amazing. So, I don't know. I mean, did they just get there, hey, this is your scene. So, you know. And they're like, wow, okay. The concept of this sounds amazing, but did they know how it was gonna end?

[Bobby]

I don't think the ending of every movie is actually what makes every movie. I think this movie, the whole purpose is for there to be talk about the movie more so than have a bow on a ending. Like, I loved it for that reason. I loved it for the same reason I loved.

[Amy]

I thought my TV was broken. I thought, what?

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Loved. There's an ending there.

[Bobby]

No.

[Eddie]

What are you talking about? Oh, oh, oh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's not spoil anything. But you're right. They don't really close it completely.

[Bobby]

And, you know, with this movie, when it finished, I was like, I love. They ended it like, that is my favorite part of the movie. Really?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Because the whole purpose of it is for there to be talk about what just happened, more so than for you to watch 11 movies that are exactly the same where there's a bomb coming and can they stop it or not?

[Amy]

So. So for you, there was an ending. Like, see, for me, I don't really know that there's anything to talk about because I don't really. What?

[Bobby]

No, I don't think there's an ending. I think that there is an avenue to talk about what you think happened, what you'd want to happen, that, wow, are we much closer to that than we thought, that type of situation?

[Amy]

I'm lord hope not.

[Eddie]

Did you say, I Lord hope not. That makes me not really want to watch it, guys. The fact that it doesn't have an ending, I'm kind of like, I don't want to watch.

[Bobby]

It has an ending. No, it has an ending.

[Eddie]

You guys make it sound like it doesn't.

[Bobby]

No, it has an ending. But I think it's even been in the news so much that people are disappointed with how it ends, because I saw Dave. I saw Dave Portnoy tweet about it, and he was like, never watch this movie.

[Bobby Bones]

And he just said the end of it.

[Bobby]

But I think some movies, they do pillow bow on it. Some movies, they don't.

[Amy]

Well, I don't need a. But, like, this didn't even have any ribbon.

[Bobby]

No, I did.

[Amy]

Okay, well, it didn't have a. Like, fine, there's no bow. Maybe there's a little knot.

[Eddie]

That's crazy. I have no idea what to base this on. Like, I have no idea what I think.

[Bobby]

I think the movie's awesome.

[Eddie]

But you're not making me sound like Amy. You're telling me right now. Don't watch it. Because I don't want to. I don't want to spend two hours and be like, what the.

[Bobby]

You will, but you're supposed to.

[Amy]

And that's the point of the movie. What I said.

[Bobby]

I said she also didn't like oh, Task task.

[Eddie]

That's bizarre.

[Bobby]

So, hey, look through that lens.

[Amy]

Yeah, but, Bobby, your wife didn't like this movie.

[Bobby]

My wife was upset that she spent all this time watching it. About the ending.

[Amy]

Yes, that's my problem. I. What I was about to tell Eddie is I never Said, don't watch it. Because I do think that I was entertained along the way. It just. The ending sort of like left me again, speechless.

[Bobby]

You know the endings. I hate when someone wakes up and it's all been a dream.

[Eddie]

I hate that.

[Bobby]

I hate those. Those are the worst. I hate dream sequences anyway because I feel like when they do that in an episode of a series, I'm like, this is a whole wasted episode. I don't need. I don't need to see a dream. I don't mind a throwback. Like if we look like two generations prior to. And it sets up some of the story. I don't mind those. I hate dream sequences within an episode of a show or even a large part of a movie.

[Eddie]

Yeah. To me, it's when they, like, just, is it real? Like, you're always asking yourself, like, was that real or was that not real? I don't like that.

[Bobby]

Let's do a few voicemails here. Hit me with number four, please.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Voicemail Caller]

On the topic of baby names, my wife and I are getting ready to have a baby. We don't know the gender yet, but I'd really like to name it Kansas State. Big Kansas State fan. And everybody in our family, including my wife, thinks, stupid idea. I'd really just like to get Bobby or somebody else on the show to back me up on this. This would be a sweet name for a baby. Kansas State.

[Bobby]

That may be the worst name I've ever heard. And I like Kansas State. That's a terrible name.

[Eddie]

I mean, unique, you know, a little Kansi.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but unique is not the same thing as good. And then middle name Kansas, Also not a name.

[Eddie]

Neither was Miles at some point. Right.

[Bobby]

Well, every word's not a word until it is a word. Right, but you can't name a kid Kansas State.

[Eddie]

Are there any other state babies like Tex? I know a text back home. Yeah, I know some Maryland.

[Bobby]

But again, you're talking about a college. You're not talking about a state. You're talking about Kansas State.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but. But Kansas is the real name. No, you can't do both names.

[Bobby Bones]

What if you hate the University of Kansas?

[Bobby]

That's the rival of Kansas State.

[Eddie]

Good point.

[Bobby]

He for sure said Kansas State. So we're not. We're not comparing just states. We're talking colleges. So is there a Vanderbilt kid?

[Eddie]

Never the last name.

[Bobby]

There's a last name Vanderbilt. Yeah, but I think it's a terrible name. And I'm somebody who's pretty open to names, but I think that kid has a Rough life ahead. If his name is Kansas State. Amy.

[Amy]

Yeah. I'm not a fan of it.

[Bobby]

What substitution would you give him? Hey, what Kansas State's mascot does it.

[Amy]

Wildcats?

[Bobby]

No, like the actual mascot. What's the name of the mascot? Like Henry the Wildcat or.

[Amy]

Oh, does it have a name?

[Mike]

Yeah, I think it's Willie the Wild.

[Bobby Bones]

Willie.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

So William, you can name him William and all of that could be to honor Kansas State in the Willie the Wildcat mascot. But it sounds like you're going down a road you ain't going to win on, buddy. Give me the next one, please.

[Voicemail Caller]

Hey, I was just listening to the segment about somebody needing a kidney. I'm willing to get tested and donate. If you guys are still looking for somebody for that lady you called in. Not trying to take anything away from him, but definitely willing to donate. If she's still looking, give me a call back. Thank you.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

We have one more voicemail that said the same thing. Would you play that one? Right.

[Voicemail Caller]

Heard the lady call in saying that she needs kidney. And I've been thinking about possibly donating a kidney for a while now, and I would love to be able to help out. Let me know.

[Eddie]

Okay. That's so cool.

[Bobby]

You could be one of these people.

[Eddie]

All these callers stepping up. That's so awesome. That's what we started.

[Bobby]

That's so cool. It is awesome.

[Eddie]

And hopefully somebody gets a kidney and this all works out.

[Bobby]

And we will connect hopefully, these callers with that caller that called us last week. Scuba, right?

[Bobby Bones]

Yes. Okay.

[Bobby]

And then, Eddie, you can't take credit for this.

[Eddie]

I'm not taking any credit for it. I just think it's a beautiful thing.

[Bobby]

You can't take credit.

[Eddie]

I'm not taking any credit for it. How cool is that, though?

[Bobby]

If this were to work out, it would be awesome.

[Eddie]

That'd be so cool.

[Bobby]

Now they have to test.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And it has to be successful. They have to match. But you're over there smiling, like, it's just beautiful. Like the spotlight is not on you anymore. When you've been the one saying you want to donate forever.

[Eddie]

It's not. It's not that. It's like, you know when you see flowers bloom, bloom, you're just. You just smile. Like, how does that happen? That's so beautiful.

[Bobby]

When you see flowers bloom, you just smile.

[Eddie]

Yeah, dude. Flowers are beautiful.

[Bobby]

Dude, it's been cold. It sucks. Winter's here. It sucks.

[Eddie]

I think it's here to stay. It's terrible.

[Bobby]

Like, the Heat's on a little too. Too much in the house, too. But you had to, like, combat the winter with the heat like that. The heater is confused. Like, why am I working again? Oh, it's awful. Amy, do you have any issue with your car this morning?

[Amy]

No, not at all.

[Bobby]

You don't park outside? Lunchbox park outside?

[Lunchbox]

No, I mean, they have gates up right now. Like the arm is up or whatever, but no problem. I don't know if I'm going to get charged on the way out, though. Like, if I'm going to get a text saying, all right, Your bill is $32. We'll find out.

[Bobby]

No, I'm talking about your house. Do you have to park outside? You don't have a garage, right?

[Lunchbox]

No. Yeah, you just park on the street.

[Bobby]

It wasn't cold this morning.

[Lunchbox]

It was real cold.

[Eddie]

Are you scraping ice?

[Lunchbox]

No, there was no ice. No ice.

[Amy]

The ice.

[Eddie]

It's 32 degrees in my car. That's what it says.

[Amy]

Precipitation.

[Eddie]

Oh, I don't know.

[Bobby]

You think it is ices if it's 32 just for no reason.

[Amy]

There has to be.

[Eddie]

Okay, all right, we're done.

[Bobby]

Right, guys, we're out. Thank you guys for checking out the podcast today. We'll do it again tomorrow. We will see you guys on Tuesday. All right, goodbye, everybody.

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