MON PT 2: How Much Does Bobby Tip On Deliveries? + Amy Updates Us On Double Murder Case + Raymundo Wants To Do A Welfare Check On Carrie Underwood + Amy Is Worried About Her Brain

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – January 12, 2026

Episode: MON PT 2: How Much Does Bobby Tip On Deliveries? + Amy Updates Us On Double Murder Case + Raymundo Wants To Do A Welfare Check On Carrie Underwood + Amy Is Worried About Her Brain

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Overview

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a mix of true crime updates, spirited debates on tipping etiquette, wellness check-ins for country music stars, candid discussions about brain health, and humorous conversational detours. The crew dives into a variety of topics, from the latest developments in a shocking double murder case to the quirks of celebrity culture, all delivered in their signature energetic and relatable style.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Update on Double Murder Case in Ohio (Amy)

• Amy details the recent developments in the case involving an Ohio dentist and his wife who were found shot to death, with their children and pet unharmed.
• The ex-husband, Michael McKee, a vascular surgeon with a questionable professional background and reported work/life instability, has been arrested as the suspect.
• The group discusses board certification for surgeons, motive speculation, and how true crime communities parse out theories online.
  • "It’s like these really just professional, high-functioning people. And you’re like, what is happening?" – Amy ([02:49])
  • "A surgeon can legally work without being board certified ... but it’s a key credential." – Bobby ([05:24])
  • The panel concurs that the case tended toward being personal rather than random, especially since nothing was stolen and the children were purposely spared.
• Touches on social media sleuthing (“True Crime Mama”), mugshot perceptions, and how being photographed as a suspect affects public opinion.

2. Tipping Dilemmas: Delivery of a Table (Bobby)

• Bobby shares a recent debate at home after a furniture delivery and asks the team what an appropriate tip is for the person bringing in and setting up a heavy table.
  • Responses vary wildly:
    • Amy: $20 ([30:40])
    • Eddie: “Nothing, wouldn’t even cross my mind” ([30:43])
    • Lunchbox: Nothing
    • Scuba Steve: $50, but asks clarifying questions about the situation
  • Bobby reveals he tipped $100, sparking friendly debate over expectations, delivery fees, and generosity.
  • "If I have 100, I give 100 ... I’ll always lean toward whatever the largest denomination is in my wallet because... I can. But the table was expensive. But it wouldn’t have mattered." – Bobby ([35:15])

3. Wellness Checks on Country Artists (Raymundo & Crew)

• Raymundo voices concern over not hearing new music from Carrie Underwood lately, jokingly “performing a welfare check”.
  • "Carrie Underwood, your recording studio. If anybody’s there right now, please come outside. Wave, let us know." – Raymundo ([36:04])
• The group reminisces about other artists who have gone quiet, including Hunter Hayes, Tyler Farr, Randy Houser, Lady A, and Brothers Osborne, confirming via social media signs of life or recent public appearances.
• Discussion blurs the idea of "welfare check": Are they alive, or are they still making music?

4. Celebrity Culture & Tom Brady’s Image Makeover

• The show pivots to tabloid gossip: Braxton Berrios unfollowing Alex Earle amid Tom Brady dating rumors.
• The crew debates Tom Brady’s post-playing career persona, with Amy calling his recent social media output "cheesy" but ultimately still viewing him as “the goat”.
  • "You just start to see the elements of a human. And humans are obviously super flawed and human." – Bobby ([25:19])
  • Discussion of how icons are viewed differently in the age of overexposure.

5. Creepy News Stories & True Crime Tangents

• Odd news: A Pennsylvania man is arrested after found with over 100 human skulls and other remains, which he took from cemeteries. The conversation spirals into speculation about motives.
  • "If you’re weird and you’re stealing, I’m expecting you to be the weirdest thing possible." – Bobby ([62:02])
• Another item: Shipwreck discovery off Australia turns up... just a bag of beef jerky in a safe ([62:44]).

6. Personal Wellness & Brain Health (Amy)

• Amy shares concerns over recent memory lapses, especially after forgetting coverage of the highly publicized Ryan Lochte incident.
  • "That one really got to me... Maybe I just wasn’t dialed in fully, so it just never even went in and out. But yeah, that happens." – Amy ([46:03])
• Tips for boosting memory:
  • Exercise your brain (puzzles, reading, learning new skills)
  • Get enough sleep
  • Eat brain-healthy foods (leafy greens, berries, walnuts)
  • Manage stress
  • Stay social
• Bobby talks about memorization tricks (like repeating credit card numbers aloud and using people’s names during meet-and-greets).
• Humorous aside: Amy mentions peeing a lot and then notes perimenopause symptoms, including “golfer’s elbow,” relating it to age-related concerns and a new documentary on menopause ([64:01]).

7. Food, Longevity & What Not to Eat

• Brief chat on foods centenarians avoid: processed meats, sugary treats, dairy, packaged foods, red meat, white flour.
• Panel recalls childhood favorites (bologna, deli meats, Kool-Aid) and wonders about health risks tied to processed foods ([50:05]).

8. Dream Premonitions and the Colombian Singer’s Plane Crash (Eddie)

• Story of Colombian singer Yasin Jimenez, who died in a plane crash after dreaming about such a demise three times.
  • The crew debates whether it’s premonition, coincidence, or just eerie.
• Interlude about deep sleep and dreams, with Bobby noting: "REM, your body repairs; deep sleep, your brain repairs." ([15:54])
• Talk about pilot authority and customer requests on charter planes.

9. Miscellaneous & Fun Segments

• Most “luxury items” from 20 years ago that are now obsolete, like 12-disc CD changers, Palm Pilots, Garmin GPS units, radar detectors, and the iPod.
• A new device (LifeSaver Intelligence Speed Assistance) for monitoring and capping teen driver speeds via onboard tech.
• Debates about location-sharing and tracking apps for families (Life360).

10. Travel Bucket Lists & World Perspective

• Eddie's newfound fascination with Vietnam (thanks to a TV screensaver channel) and group discussion of wild or “dangerous” places they've been—Mexico City, Haiti, Memphis.
  • Insight on global perceptions of safety, crime, and cultural norms ([44:02]).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Board Certification & Crime Theories:
  "Sounds like ski slopes ... Triple diamonds, extra tests that you take." – Bobby, joking about board certification ([05:06])

• On Tipping & Generosity:
  "If I have 100, I give 100… I’ll always lean toward whatever the largest denomination is in my wallet because ... I can. But the table was expensive. But it wouldn’t have mattered." – Bobby ([35:15])

• On Celebrity Overexposure:
  "Any single human that is showing multiple sides of them eventually comes off as corny." – Bobby ([25:19])

• On Parenting Neglect Story:
  "She kept thinking they were going to come back to her. Yes. So she in her mind wasn’t living ‘I’m now 14, raising myself’ ... She was there living day to day, thinking at any point they could come back in and get her." – Bobby, on 14-year-old left by parents for a year ([21:30])

• On Memory Tips:
  "If you meet somebody, say the name like three times ... You won’t forget the name." – Bobby ([48:54])

• On Dream Premonitions:
  "Probably more correlation than causation." – Bobby, on premonition dreams and the singer’s crash ([15:30])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Double Murder Case Update & Board Certification – [02:49]–[12:20]
• Table Delivery Tipping Debate – [30:12]–[36:05]
• Welfare Checks on Country Artists & New Music – [36:06]–[40:10]
• Tom Brady, Social Media, & Icon Perception – [23:18]–[26:14]
• Odd News: Human Skulls & Shipwreck Safe – [61:08]–[63:19]
• Amy's Brain Health & Memory Tricks – [46:03]–[49:56]
• Longevity & Foods to Avoid – [50:05]–[52:54]
• Colombian Singer’s Fatal Plane Crash Premonition – [14:45]–[17:04]
• Travel Destinations & World Perspective – [41:01]–[45:04]

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Tone & Style

The show maintains a friendly, conversational tone full of humor, candid opinions, and spontaneous detours. The group bounces between serious news and lighthearted banter with authenticity and wit, reflecting the personality-driven style that is a hallmark of The Bobby Bones Show.

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For listeners or readers catching up, this episode blends pop culture, true crime intrigue, real-life dilemmas, and practical wellness advice, delivered with insight, debate, and plenty of laughs along the way.

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Eddie]

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[Bobby Bones]

Listening to the baby Bone show.

[Lunchbox Man]

Bobby Bones.

[Bobby Bones]

All right, let's go around the room. Amy, I'm going to go to you first. You have that update?

[Amy]

Yeah, I have the update on the Ohio Denton dentist and his wife that were found shot to death in their homes. Their kids and pet, like I think a dog maybe, were also in the home. They were unharmed. And last week we knew there was footage of a guy kind of walking down the street with a hood on. Didn't really know any details. Well, this weekend the ex husband of the wife was arrested. And so Spencer is the husband, Monique is the wife. They were the ones in their home. And then the ex husband, Michael McKee I think is how you say his name, he went in there and allegedly shot them. And he's a vascular surgeon. So I started looking up, like, what does he do? What's going on in his life? Like, whoa. And I'm like a surgeon. And again, her current husband was a dentist. It's like these really just like professional, high functioning people. And you're like, what is happening? Obviously, we don't know what his motives were. He clearly was unhappy about maybe their relationship, but they were about to celebrate five years of marriage. It wasn't like they got married years a few months before and he's mad or he'd been holding that grudge for five years. And as a surgeon, I ended up on like some Facebook page that was breaking down like true crime mama or something. Like, did some digging and True crime mama, like his professional background to see if he had some stress there that would cause him to unravel a little bit. And he has bounced around a lot from state to state. And while he has licenses in certain states, like California and Illinois, I believe to practice medicine, he's in a lawsuit in Nevada. And then he. He's not board certified, though he's tried to be. So I don't know if he just has some issues.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, you can be a surgeon and do surgery but not be board certified or can he not do surgery?

[Amy]

No, I believe he does the surgery. It's just, you have to go. It's like getting board certified is an extra mile.

[Bobby Bones]

So you can go to a surgeon and they can do surgery on you and not be board certified?

[Amy]

I believe. So, like, why do we have a board? The only time, like sometimes, like I went to a dermatologist, sometimes it was like triple board certified and I'm like, wow, triple. I feel like I'm good hands.

[Bobby Bones]

Sounds like ski slopes.

[Amy]

Triple diamonds, Extra tests That you take.

[Bobby Bones]

And you got a bunny slope surgeon.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, I believe he was a practicing surgeon. But when someone bounces around a lot quickly, it's like, oh, maybe they. The hospital fired them. For whatever reason.

[Bobby Bones]

A surgeon can legally work without being board certified, as board certification is voluntary and separate from the mandatory state medical license required to practice medicine. But it's a key credential showing advanced verified expertise and many employers. Patients prefer it. I wouldn't know the difference. If they're a surgeon and they've went to surgeon school and they've done other surgeries, I wouldn't go. I need to see your Better Business Bureau certificate, please.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby Bones]

I wouldn't know the difference. Aside from that this guy, regardless of stress at his work, there just must be something with this ex wife, obviously, and this her new man.

[Amy]

This was just a working theory on Facebook where they were, like, trying to look into all the different things that might be going on in his life, which would cause him to spiral. However, who knows if the work stuff even is. This is what she just was able to dig up.

[Bobby Bones]

She's digging in the wrong direction. Not that I know, but she's digging in. I think she's a lover.

[Amy]

She's digging in all directions. I'm just giving you a little background on Michael.

[Bobby Bones]

You talking about mama?

[Amy]

Mama? Oh, true Mama.

[Lunchbox Man]

A former FBI agent just thinks that the motive probably was just resentment that he's been holding on to five years. Festered and festered, and I don't need.

[Bobby Bones]

Mama to tell me that.

[Lunchbox Man]

And seeing how happy they were just set them over the edge. Because they were only married for a short time.

[Amy]

Yeah, very short years.

[Bobby Bones]

Right?

[Eddie]

No, no.

[Lunchbox Man]

The ex husband and her were only married for like a year and a half.

[Amy]

Because I think she probably was like, something's off here.

[Bobby Bones]

He's not certified. If they're not certified.

[Amy]

I think I saw in some of her research, she shared a screenshot that, like, I'll just say, on average, like, 95% of people that try to get board certified pass.

[Eddie]

So that's good.

[Amy]

Well, yeah. Which is like. It's worrisome, though, if he's tried to do it and wasn't successful.

[Bobby Bones]

I think she's spending way too much time in this board certification.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah, I don't think that's anything to do with that, guys.

[Amy]

I think she is examining all things. She wasn't just focused on this. She was just giving you background information. And then also his. The lawsuit or whatever's happening in Nevada. Like, there's. He's clearly in. In trouble. Like it made me think of other things. Like I was like, is this going to open up a can of worms on him? And like is there other things that have happened?

[Bobby Bones]

And I never heard him as a suspect though when we were talking about the story.

[Amy]

No, I never heard of the. The ex husband. Obviously they knew she had ex husband, the dentist. Yeah, I believe so. So what happened was they had camera footage of the car that belonged to the ex husband entering the neighborhood around.

[Bobby Bones]

They knew who it was and they just weren't sharing with us.

[Amy]

Shortly before. And then the car left shortly after the times of death.

[Eddie]

So was the ex husband the guy in the hoodie?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

[Bobby Bones]

I think so.

[Eddie]

I worried about that guy because if it wasn't that been so sad. Just a dude.

[Amy]

Cuz also to be so to be. If it was random, like I'm just gonna choose that and then also to spare the children and I don't know.

[Bobby Bones]

And they didn't steal anything so I didn't feel like it was random.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's interesting. Cuz like. Yeah. Cuz that immediately tells you it's not.

[Bobby Bones]

Really like personal if you go in and. Yeah. Unless if you're like a serial killer.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby Bones]

But there's usually I would say even the person that went in, if they just were to kill, they would have killed everything if like their, their idea they went in specific to those people didn't steal anything. I felt like it was obviously I'm no crime mama, but I felt like it was something personal. But they didn't tell us anything about the ex husband nor should they have had to.

[Amy]

No, I mean I'm sure that's a lead they, they had at me after like three days.

[Bobby Bones]

We're like, who could it be?

[Amy]

I know, I was thinking, oh my gosh, someone random just went in there. But I wonder if that lines up just psychologically or patterns and what they tend to see. Like if they walk in and they're like, okay, the adults are dead, the children are spared. Like this could be personal.

[Bobby Bones]

Like they knew that the ex husband's car was there and then gone.

[Amy]

Well that part they don't know when they're walking up on the scene. They don't have that camera footage yet.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes, I would think nothing is stolen and there are people dead. This was something personal. Otherwise it's a burglary gone wrong.

[Eddie]

And you did say like no forced entry, right? I believe last time I think you said that.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah, I think that's right. No force entry.

[Amy]

So, like, did he know, like. Yeah, he had an old key, or.

[Bobby Bones]

The door was just unlocked, or there's.

[Lunchbox Man]

A window, or that he knocked on the door and they let him in?

[Eddie]

Well, that's possible.

[Amy]

He looks a little deranged. Like, if I walked into.

[Bobby Bones]

But don't you think if you have some mugshotted. You're mugshotted. You look deranged regardless. Is it a mug shot or is it like a. A board picture?

[Amy]

I saw both, because True Crime Mama had a one from his, like, a medical website somewhere, which. The current. The latest hospital he was at that at the time of his arrest still had something up there. And then shortly after, they wiped that page.

[Bobby Bones]

Like, did not look deranged in those pictures.

[Amy]

No, he looked a lot younger and a little more trustworthy.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's see if he looks like a murderer. Mike, could you find his picture and put it up? Yeah, I would think in the picture. That is purposeful. He probably looks normal.

[Amy]

He's got, like, those glasses from maybe the 60s. They look kind of like the 60s to me. I could be wrong. You'll probably know the era, Bobby, because I wear glasses.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm an expert in glasses.

[Amy]

No, but I just feel like you would know musicians or artists that were not, like, Bobby, glasses like this. No, they're more of like, when was Sandlot?

[Bobby Bones]

50S?

[Lunchbox Man]

The 90s.

[Amy]

50S. Well, no, not when did it come out.

[Eddie]

Like, the.

[Amy]

What time frame? Did it take place inside this movie? Yeah, that's him.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

He looks like he could eat somebody, too. That's from his mugshot, though.

[Eddie]

Oh, man.

[Morgan]

See those glasses?

[Bobby Bones]

See what I'm talking about?

[Eddie]

That's JFK time.

[Amy]

Mm.

[Bobby Bones]

What's his. Can you show me a picture of him not looking psychotic?

[Lunchbox Man]

But isn't this terrible? Like, he's not even guilty. Yeah, Mike.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, that's him. Or is that the character?

[Lunchbox Man]

No, no, that's the dentist. That's the dentist and his wife.

[Amy]

That's the dentist and his wife. Mike, if you want to look up True Crime mama, she has a picture of his.

[Bobby Bones]

Because I. I see where he could look normal. Not in a mug shot. If I were getting a mug shot taken to me, too. If you smile, you look creepy. If you don't smile, you look creepy.

[Eddie]

Do they let you smile?

[Bobby Bones]

I saw the governor of Texas smiling in his. When he got arrested. Oh. Remember Adios, mofo.

[Eddie]

Oh, Rick Perry.

[Lunchbox Man]

I remember. That was funny.

[Eddie]

When did Rick Perry get arrested?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know.

[Lunchbox Man]

Adios, mofo.

[Eddie]

That was funny.

[Bobby Bones]

Was it? Oh, Rick Perry mugshot let's see here. Yeah, see? Smiling. He is the former governor of Texas.

[Amy]

But he does not look creepy.

[Bobby Bones]

But imagine you get. If you get accused of murder and you do that in a picture, that looks creepy.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. If you're accused of murder. But he.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, that's my point.

[Lunchbox Man]

Okay, so he's gonna look bad either way.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. There's nothing you can do to that.

[Amy]

I just don't think Rick Ferry could ever look bad.

[Bobby Bones]

Whoa, he's a good looking guy.

[Amy]

Yeah, he's very handsome.

[Bobby Bones]

But if he would. If he were accused of murder and he did that same picture, you'd be like, that is a creepy dude.

[Amy]

Ye. You're right.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, lunchbox your story, man.

[Lunchbox Man]

We got some ice skating drama in the US of A. Our top pair, Alyssa and Misha, they're married duo. And they may not be able to go to the Olympics because she's from Finland and she is not a US citizen. She's been trying to get a passport since they've got married earlier this year, and the government hadn't given her one yet. And I think they announced the pairs today. And if she doesn't have her passport.

[Bobby Bones]

By today, isn't this something they should have known, I don't know, a year ago?

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah, but they just got married recently.

[Bobby Bones]

But again, isn't this something we should have known? If they were going to compete for America, you have to be. Whatever it is, you'd be board certified American.

[Eddie]

Board certified.

[Lunchbox Man]

But here's my thing is once they get married and the government, they know that this couple is trying to qualify for the Olympics, don't we kind of push that passport through or whatever the citizenship.

[Eddie]

I bet they do. I bet they do.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

What's their chance at gold?

[Lunchbox Man]

Well, they're the top American pair.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but what is that? What does that mean, though?

[Lunchbox Man]

It says we got a really good ice skating crew this year. Like, world renowned.

[Bobby Bones]

Who says that? Mama.

[Lunchbox Man]

The article I read was talking about how we have so much talent with our ice skaters this year. I don't know, but. Yeah. So they may not get to go. And they're the.

[Bobby Bones]

I feel like we also need storylines because nobody cares about the Winter Olympics for the most part in America.

[Eddie]

I don't know. I saw a commercial yesterday. I got a little excited.

[Bobby Bones]

It has to be because they own the Olympics. Yeah, they got to promote, but we don't play those sports, so we don't care as much about those sports. Like, name ice skater right now. Go. We did this. Name one now. Can't do it even after we did a whole second.

[Eddie]

What was your. The one you were talking about?

[Lunchbox Man]

Well, Alicia and Misha.

[Eddie]

Alicia and Misha.

[Bobby Bones]

Even in sports, we know if there aren't stars in those sports, we have trouble watching them. If the NBA doesn't have stars that we want to follow, we don't watch them as much. Imagine a sport we don't play. And also stars we don't know.

[Eddie]

Lindsey Vaughn. Is she still competing?

[Lunchbox Man]

She's back.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby Bones]

She does what, skiing?

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, yeah. You got a picture? Show us this guy. Yeah. This is the alleged killer, right?

[Amy]

Alleged, yes. He's been arrested.

[Bobby Bones]

He can sell my insurance.

[Eddie]

Pretty normal.

[Bobby Bones]

Sell me insurance. I'd buy that.

[Amy]

See, normal. And then he gets a little crazy.

[Eddie]

Because he just got arrested.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, that's my I just got caught face.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Crap. Eddie, your story.

[Eddie]

Okay, so there was a plane crash with Colombian singer. I don't know if you guys saw this.

[Bobby Bones]

I did. I didn't know him, but he's like 32 or something. Yeah. Young guy.

[Eddie]

Young dude. His name was Yasin Jimenez. And the plane took off, and just minutes after it took off, it crashed. This is the crazy part. He was on a television station, like, recently doing an interview, and he said that he had dreams about dying in a plane crash. And so this is quote, specifically, he said, I dreamt three times that we were gonna have a plane crash and that I had to tell the pilot to turn around. And when we arrived, he said, oh, boss, thank you. Thank you so much for telling me. We fixed it. And he said he had this same dream three different times, and then now he died in a plane crash.

[Bobby Bones]

Probably more correlation than causation.

[Amy]

That is crazy, though.

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, that's three times. That's a lot like. Well, it's okay. You brush it off three times. I don't know if I'm getting on the plane.

[Eddie]

In one of the dreams, they actually crashed. Two of them, they survived.

[Amy]

Oh. Cause, like, I've never had a dream about. Like I've been in a plane crash.

[Bobby Bones]

I had a dream last night. I never have dreams. I just talking about it. Sometimes you don't even remember.

[Eddie]

That's good sleep, right? That means you got good sleep.

[Bobby Bones]

I must have slept so deep that I got to deep sleep because REM is not as deep as deep sleep. Rem, your body repairs deep sleep, your brain repairs. And I must have been sleeping so deep that I had a dream. Huh.

[Eddie]

Good. Your brain repaired.

[Bobby Bones]

Crazy. Yeah, I never even.

[Eddie]

You remember the dream?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I walked up and somebody hit my car.

[Eddie]

You were mad about it.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I was like, I got insurance.

[Eddie]

We're good.

[Bobby Bones]

Not that big deal. I'll freak out about things. And he freaked out about. But, yeah, but, yeah, I had a dream, But I don't even care if talking about dreams. I just never have dreams.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

And just talking about it reminded me that I had a dream. Yeah, I'm sure. The guy talked about plane crashes a lot, right? Isn't it one of those. If I. If I got in a plane crash, you guys be like, dan, that's crazy. You always talked about dying in a plane crash, but you don't talk about that.

[Eddie]

Really?

[Bobby Bones]

Are you kidding?

[Eddie]

Sometimes you do. But you talk about a lot of people.

[Amy]

Yeah, but you haven't had three dreams where.

[Bobby Bones]

I haven't had three dreams. Yeah, I just.

[Amy]

No, no. Three dreams about a plane crash.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I hear you.

[Eddie]

And that's how you die. Like, oof. It's eerie.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, Okay. I can accept that. It's eerie. I don't think it was coming to him in a dream. That is. But. But again, I. I can be proven wrong. I can't be proven wrong. I can't be proven right.

[Eddie]

Can't be proven right.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. I wasn't familiar with his music.

[Eddie]

I'd never heard of him.

[Bobby Bones]

You might. No, I never heard of him. That sucks, though. I mean, imagine you're up to flying that plane, because I'm sure it was a private flight.

[Eddie]

Private flight. It was him and his band. They were flying to their next show.

[Bobby Bones]

If you go up and you ask the pilots. I don't feel good. Turn around. What are the pilots gonna do?

[Lunchbox Man]

Sit down.

[Amy]

If you're the one paying for the flight, they turn around.

[Lunchbox Man]

Really?

[Bobby Bones]

Do they? I don't know if.

[Amy]

Well, I know they have an obligation to take the plane there, but if it's your flight.

[Bobby Bones]

Right. But if. You're up, aren't you. I don't know the answ answer to this. Aren't you just up and they have to go to their destination?

[Amy]

No, you can change. They need to talk to the air traffic control, but they can.

[Bobby Bones]

You can go up and go.

[Amy]

Turn around.

[Bobby Bones]

Turn around.

[Eddie]

You need to check on your fuel level, too.

[Lunchbox Man]

That's what I was gonna say. What about all that fuel you got? Sure.

[Amy]

They. Maybe they need to be like, well, okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Or it can be like, land now. Land somewhere else now. I can understand a medical emergency. I just can't. Maybe. I don't know.

[Eddie]

You know how we have that. That thing on our speedometer or whatever that tells you, like, how many miles we're empty.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And, like, if you put a destination, it'll tell you, like, all right, that's 52 miles. That's how much you're good. Do you think planes have that? Like, can you just in the air, be like, all right, I know I was gonna go to Charlotte, and we're ready for Charlotte, but can I turn this around and type in Las Vegas?

[Amy]

Yes, but you have to communicate with air traffic control.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but I'm talking about gas.

[Amy]

Yeah, well, if you're out, you're out. Or if you don't have enough, you don't have enough.

[Bobby Bones]

He's saying, though, if you just say, I want to change my course to Vegas, will the. What are they called? Instruments. Will the instruments in your plane. Will the gas convert to get to Vegas? You can't get to Vegas like our cars do.

[Amy]

I don't know if your instrument does, but the pilot should be able to calculate that. Like, yeah. You mean if you enter it in, will it be like, sorry, you don't.

[Eddie]

Have enough cars to get there?

[Bobby Bones]

You can ask a charter pilot to turn around, but the pilot always has ultimate authority, so he doesn't have to turn around.

[Eddie]

That's scary. That's. Even though you hired him.

[Bobby Bones]

That's scary. Yeah, but you can't just tell. Tell him what to do. You hired him to go from A to B. You can't go, hey, let's buzz the building down there.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

It's not ultimate authority.

[Eddie]

I get that.

[Bobby Bones]

So if the pilot's like, I can't turn this thing around.

[Amy]

But if you're a reason, don't you think, though, the pilot would. I mean, yes. Ultimate authority, however, they would lean towards, like, that's their employer for the moment.

[Bobby Bones]

But it says they don't have to listen.

[Amy]

True.

[Eddie]

Like, they want to keep you happy, though.

[Bobby Bones]

Pilot in command is the ultimate authority of the aircraft's operation, prioritizing safety above all else.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby Bones]

The pilot also works with the charter company's director of operations, who is jointly responsible for the safe flight continuation or diversion. So you can ask, but they may.

[Amy]

Not say yes because it may not be the safest option, and they may.

[Bobby Bones]

Just not want to. They got, you know, they got something.

[Eddie]

Happening over there, Chick. I got to see.

[Bobby Bones]

I mean, also, if you hired a plane and they have to get. Because someone else is going to take the plane, they may not do it. Yeah, that's true, Morgan.

[Morgan]

There's this story that's out of Alabama, and it's super sad, but has like a decent ending. So there was a 14 year old girl who was found living by herself for over a year with seven dogs.

[Bobby Bones]

Was she still going to school?

[Morgan]

I don't. They don't say anything about school. So basically what had happened was this. These two parents, it was a mom and a stepfather in Alabama decided to move away to Florida and they left their daughter behind. People only found out about it because she was found stumbling in front of Dollar General by the employees. And the employees called 911 to be like, hey, welfare check on this girl.

[Bobby Bones]

So she must have looked like something was going wrong there too.

[Morgan]

Yeah, she was experiencing dizziness and stomach pain and so she was taken to the hospital for treatment. And there she was interviewed by detectives who told her that she's been living alone with her dogs in a mobile home since approximately February of last year. And it was about the time of her 14th birthday. And they're so the mother and father, I guess, have been communicating with her through Snapchat and they'd send food via like doordash or Walmart.

[Bobby Bones]

They're still alive?

[Morgan]

Yeah, they're still alive.

[Bobby Bones]

I thought it was going to be they were murdered or something. And she just stayed.

[Morgan]

They just left her behind.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh my God.

[Lunchbox Man]

So they get arrested, right?

[Morgan]

Well, so then there was like a search warrant of the house where she was living. There were, there were seven dogs found. One of them was unfortunately dead. And they found a handwritten letter from the girl and it was titled how many times mom tells me that she can't pick me up. And the letter had 87 tally marks on it all through Snapchat. I guess she was asking to be picked up.

[Bobby Bones]

So she kept thinking they were going to come back to her. Yes. So she in her mind wasn't living and I'm now 14, raising myself, I've got to do adult things. She was there living day to day, thinking at any point they could come back in and get her.

[Morgan]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh my gosh.

[Morgan]

So then the detectives found, the parents questioned them and the parents said that they claimed that the girl did not want to leave her service animals, but none of the dogs that they found that they've been able to figure out were actually service dogs. So yes, they were both arrested, charged with child abuse and animal cruelty on several accounts.

[Bobby Bones]

So.

[Morgan]

And they've been taken into jail and now the girl's obviously having treatment and getting help.

[Bobby Bones]

That sucks. I really thought it was gonna be a story of like the parents dying or something. And then she's Just like, I just gotta raise myself, which is also tragic. This is terrible. People. They were Snapchatting her. What? Parents have Snapchat? Like, you think at least they'd Facebook her?

[Morgan]

Well, you know, you did something wrong to, like, be sending her food via.

[Bobby Bones]

A. Oh, they knew they did something wrong. They left her. They didn't want a kid. They decided, we have a kid. That's too much for us. We're gonna do. If I'm just speculating. We're gonna do our drugs somewhere else. We'll not have to be bothered by a kid. Wow. They know where the parents were, like, living. They have a different house.

[Morgan]

Yeah, she was in Pence. They were.

[Bobby Bones]

Do they have a house, or were they, like, a crack house, like, having a room?

[Morgan]

It just says, like, the last time that she saw her parents was October 31st. So obviously, they came and checked in at one point, but they kept leaving her behind.

[Bobby Bones]

That's a sucky story.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Braxton Barrios.

[Amy]

That is Amy and an athlete.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. But why do we talk? Why we talk about him?

[Amy]

Hmm. We talk about him because he's up for a Heisman.

[Bobby Bones]

He's not up for it. They already had that. But he was Alex Earle's boyfriend.

[Amy]

Oh, that's right. Okay. Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

So breaking news. Braxton Barrios has unfollowed Alex Earle amid those Tom Brady dating rumors. Oh, no, that's from Cosmo. So they noticed that Braxton unfollowed Alex after the whole Tom Brady situation. I was watching Tom Brady yesterday because he was doing a playoff game. My wife was with me, and she was like, I don't get it. He's just kind of a cornball. And I said, that's interesting. What I get is that he won more Super Bowls than anybody else. So to me, he has that level of, wow, that's crazy. He's elite. He's the greatest of all time. But to somebody who really doesn't care about football and you just hear these stories and see him on TMZ or the Alex Earl or whatever the case is, maybe he is kind of corny. Does he look. I don't know that he had plastic surgery? I don't know that he. But he kind of looks defined. Like, his face looks defined.

[Eddie]

The face definitely looked chiseled out, like.

[Bobby Bones]

Since the later part of his career, I think at the end of his career.

[Amy]

Well, do you think after he quit playing, like, he lost, like, trimmed down even more? Because he didn't.

[Bobby Bones]

I think while he was playing, it started because he started to get Very famous. Those first Patriots championships weren't really because of him. The last. The later ones were. But it doesn't matter. He was a quarterback.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Do you think Tom Brady's corny?

[Amy]

I mean, some of the stuff we're talking about recently, yes.

[Bobby Bones]

Generally speaking, you think of Tom Brady, you think of.

[Amy]

Athlete. Athlete, like athletic. The goat.

[Bobby Bones]

So you don't really see him as corny.

[Amy]

I don't see him as corny yet. Although it's getting. He's treading. I feel like he is territory of that because the more. And I saw someone posting something about some of his Instagram stories, or maybe it was on TikTok or something, and he was being really cheesy. I don't even remember what it was, but, like, someone was like, making a video, making fun of his video that. So it's like, you know, take his phone away, just put him on a field with a ball.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, he does better. Everybody does better if they're elite at something and we don't know anything else about them.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Just generally speaking, it's why we look at our icons, stage, film, television, sports of like the 60s and 70s and even 80s. Like, they're just so iconic to us because we didn't know everything about them. I think any single human that is showing multiple sides of them eventually comes off as corny. Some cool, some, like, you just start to see the elements of a human. And humans are obviously super flawed and human.

[Amy]

I know. But for him, it's like he lived this life. I think that was so. He was the best and he had that stuff.

[Bobby Bones]

He didn't share a lot of stuff.

[Amy]

Yeah, I mean, he was clearly very focused. But then you take that away and now he's like, well, you're showing like.

[Bobby Bones]

Girls he's dating and being on yachts and fame. And he's also kind of sucky as an owner. Granted, it's only been one year, so even in sports, he's starting to have a little bit of that Michael Jordan where it's like, oh, maybe he's not perfect at everything.

[Eddie]

I wonder if he'd still be cool if he was still married, you know, because, like, then he'd be a little.

[Lunchbox Man]

Still.

[Bobby Bones]

He wouldn't do the dating stuff.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, I would think so.

[Eddie]

Because he's just the goat that's keep him growing.

[Bobby Bones]

We do still think he's a goat.

[Lunchbox Man]

He's so private when he was a player that you don't. You didn't realize maybe he was always kind of a.

[Amy]

Well, that's what? I mean, like he's chasing something. Like he doesn't get that fulfillment from the him being this top player anymore. So is he trying to get well.

[Bobby Bones]

He doesn't have to focus so much on it. He's, he's now he's a media person.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby Bones]

We had somebody drop off a table. We ordered a table. What would you tip the person dropping off the table? I just wonder where do.

[Amy]

Did. Did they bring it inside and set it up?

[Bobby Bones]

They did. Oh, it was already. It was already assembled.

[Amy]

Oh, so they just carried it in and put it down where it goes.

[Bobby Bones]

Pulled it out of the truck.

[Amy]

Heavy?

[Bobby Bones]

Yep.

[Amy]

Real heavy.

[Eddie]

How many guys?

[Bobby Bones]

Pretty heavy. One guy put on a dolly. I'm not there. This just happened.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

But my wife's like, hey, will you tip them from your phone?

[Amy]

20 bucks.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Nothing.

[Bobby Bones]

What?

[Eddie]

Wouldn't even cross my mind.

[Lunchbox Man]

Nothing.

[Amy]

Thanks, dude.

[Eddie]

Thank you, man. Have a great day. Thank you so much. We appreciate you.

[Bobby Bones]

You give him a five, and that's it. I mean, I got hype.

[Eddie]

Well, appreciate you. And it wouldn't. Didn't even cross my mind to give him money. Huh.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay. Lunchbox. What'd you say?

[Lunchbox Man]

Nothing. I don't really understand.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm not judging. I'm just asking where your minds go.

[Lunchbox Man]

I don't really get why you would tip him.

[Bobby Bones]

It's a service job. If you came in, he again had to put it together, but they set it up. He got rid of all the boxes.

[Amy]

Yeah, like, if I were to have to go rent a dolly and do that work myself, like, I. And I get. You probably are paying for the delivery fee.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah, that's what you're paying for.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but I don't know that he gets a delivery fee, but he is getting it again. Nobody's right or wrong. I'm literally just asking because I didn't think. And I tipped him and just tipped him on my phone and just wondered, what'd you do? It doesn't matter. I'll show you. But that's not the point of the segment. I just wondered what you would think. Scuba Steve, what would you tip a guy bringing a table?

[Scuba Steve]

How expensive is a table?

[Bobby Bones]

Pretty expensive.

[Lunchbox Man]

I mean, why does that make a difference?

[Scuba Steve]

Well, I have some questions. I'm just gonna give you a number. And then when we brought it to you, was it, was it like bubble wrapped or.

[Bobby Bones]

I wasn't there. My wife was there. But it was. I mean, I can ask her.

[Scuba Steve]

But really, is it a person? Oh, he's taught. He's asking me right now.

[Lunchbox Man]

Hold on a second.

[Scuba Steve]

Well, and then is it a personal table? Like, is it like one of those big tables? Is like a small card table?

[Bobby Bones]

No, it's a kitchen. It's a dining room table.

[Scuba Steve]

Okay. And is it his personal truck or was it like a work truck?

[Bobby Bones]

Truck, because we ordered it from a store and they drove it up.

[Scuba Steve]

I'd say 50 bucks is fine.

[Bobby Bones]

$50?

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox Man]

No, I just wondered if it's a more expensive table. Are you saying you tip more? Is that. I. I didn't know why, so.

[Amy]

Well, he's just making sure you don't do like a percentage because you think about it.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Scuba Steve]

Like, if it's a golden million dollar table, I'd be like, I give a guy a thousand dollars.

[Eddie]

I'm curious about the questions. Like, what answers would you have gotten to change your mind to like 5?

[Bobby Bones]

If it was a golden million dollar table or a paper mache table that they made in the truck or like.

[Scuba Steve]

A vintage nights the round table or something really cool or expensive. Like, God, thank you so much for getting this here, dude. I really appreciate it.

[Bobby Bones]

Got it, got it.

[Eddie]

All right. But like, that's part of. So when you go to this store and they're like, hey, free delivery, like, that's of part. Part of the deal would buy it.

[Bobby Bones]

But that's for the delivery. I just think of the person that works for the company, but they signed.

[Lunchbox Man]

Up and got paid for that job. They want to be the delivery driver for that.

[Eddie]

Oh, I hate to be on Lunchbox's team. Like, I hate it.

[Bobby Bones]

But doesn't it make you feel like you're probably not on the right team?

[Eddie]

Yes. As soon as he says no, I didn't think about it. I wouldn't pay him anything. Yes. I start thinking like, well, maybe I should because immediately when you said that, I'm like, you tipped him. That's crazy.

[Bobby Bones]

I'll show you I tipped him.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what I assumed you tipped. That was gonna be my guess.

[Bobby Bones]

I tipped him 100 bucks, man. I could ask my wife how much the table was. Does that matter? I mean, it doesn't matter, though.

[Eddie]

Scuba, do you want the answer?

[Amy]

I think it does matter.

[Scuba Steve]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I bet for the price of the table, that's an appropriate.

[Bobby Bones]

Let me see. I don't. It wasn't a crazy table, but a dining room table. It wasn't even. It was for our house of Fayetteville. So it's not like.

[Amy]

So you're gonna have to deliver it again.

[Bobby Bones]

No, no, it stays there.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it lives there now, Amy.

[Scuba Steve]

Cause, like, if it were, like, a $400 Costco table, I'd give him 20 bucks.

[Amy]

Oh, I thought he got it delivered here.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay. No, no, no. It's at that house.

[Amy]

Okay, I understand. Now you see how I got there, though, right?

[Bobby Bones]

I'm asking her. Boom.

[Lunchbox Man]

I understand what you're saying now. You thought.

[Amy]

Thank you. I thought he had his little mirror, and now he's gonna drive it.

[Lunchbox Man]

He was gonna drive it.

[Bobby Bones]

No, no, no, it's not.

[Eddie]

You thought Bobby was gonna put it in the back of the.

[Bobby Bones]

No.

[Amy]

Or he's going to hire another delivery person to take it.

[Bobby Bones]

Tips. It was delivered. No, I'm tipped out. Tipped out. Okay. My hips are so sore today. So I went to the doctor on, I don't know, last week, and he gave me clearance to get on my foot a little more. I told you guys I could do intervals. I could walk and then jog for a little bit. So I jogged for the first time on Thursday where I walked for an hour, and then I jogged three times. One minute each within that hour, and my ankle sore, but I was like, screw it. I'm good then. So this weekend, while watching games, I walked for an hour, But I did 10 minutes of running. I just haven't done anything. My hips are killing me because I haven't done anything. So my foot's sore. My hips are killing me. I have physical therapy today, but I think I'm on the way back, boys. I think I'm moments away from being back a pro in the league. It was a pretty expensive table.

[Eddie]

The only thing I thought of was, like, man, that's what you tip. Like the Sonic guy.

[Bobby Bones]

I do sometimes tip Sonic 100 bucks. It depends what I have.

[Lunchbox Man]

Well, that's crazy then. That's way out of Balance.

[Bobby Bones]

It's not about balance.

[Eddie]

Dude.

[Bobby Bones]

I didn't know how much it was. It didn't matter. It was just somebody doing the service, and I have it, so I give it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

And if I go to Sonic and someone. Sometimes I'm just ordering water with nerds. And If I have 100, I give 100. If I don't have 100, I have 20s. I give them a 20 to just Matt.

[Eddie]

It just depends on what you have in your wallet.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes, but I'll always lean toward whatever the largest denomination is in my wallet because I'm. I'm not gonna say lucky. I'm not lucky. I'm fortunate enough to have it. So, yeah, I give it. But the table was expensive. But it wouldn't have mattered. It wasn't about to me how expensive the table was. All right, but I. Yeah, there's no scale.

[Eddie]

Off balance.

[Bobby Bones]

Scale.

[Eddie]

No, no, no.

[Bobby Bones]

There's no scale. All right, let's see what else we want to do here. I have a list of stuff we're gonna talk about. Did I lose my list? Oh, here it is. All right, next up on the docket, Raymundo wants to do a welfare check on artist. All right, go ahead, Raymundo. So I'm going to start with Carrie Underwood, and I know she's doing Idol, so she's pretty busy with that, but I have not heard music from Carrie Underwood in years. So right now, I am performing a wellness check. Carrie Underwood, your recording studio. If anybody's there right now, please come outside. Wave, let us know. Does anybody work at the recording studio? I have not heard music in years. I was going to say, I know she's alive because Idol's about to start back up, and I see all the commercials, and that's an intense job as far as just being there all day, all the time, but you're right. I haven't heard new music for in a while. Have you guys?

[Eddie]

No.

[Bobby Bones]

Am I missing it?

[Amy]

No. The only thing I heard was before he cheats, like, yesterday.

[Bobby Bones]

You mean you heard the song, like, on.

[Amy]

On the radio?

[Eddie]

Saw her on Sunday Night Football.

[Bobby Bones]

But we know she's alive.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but, yeah, she's right.

[Bobby Bones]

She hasn't put any music out in a while. Is there anybody like that you guys think of? You're like, hey, where are they? Where's their music?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Who?

[Eddie]

Hunter Hayes.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, I see him sometimes. Like, I saw him on the right carpet.

[Eddie]

He's good.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Eddie]

He's good.

[Bobby Bones]

Are we doing a welfare check? Are they alive? Are we doing welfare check on Music.

[Eddie]

I guess all the above. I just haven't seen him around.

[Bobby Bones]

He's alive. I don't know what he's doing musically, and I think he's going back on tour. But he is alive.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

We haven't seen him appear in a while. Lunchbox Man.

[Lunchbox Man]

The one artist that I like, I thought he was a good dude was Tyler Farr.

[Bobby Bones]

Huh.

[Lunchbox Man]

I haven't. I mean, does he not do music?

[Eddie]

I haven't seen him in a while.

[Bobby Bones]

I saw him on a podcast being interviewed. It came across on TikTok, so I know he's alive. And I think he had signed with Jason Aldean's label, but I don't know what that means. Like, I don't know. And he had music for a. I don't know. Maybe he's just writing. I don't know. That's a good. We haven't heard from Tyler in a while.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yep.

[Amy]

Amy, I haven't thought about anybody.

[Eddie]

No one?

[Lunchbox Man]

No one? Not a single person.

[Eddie]

About Hauser the other day. Is he good?

[Bobby Bones]

I saw him singing on TikTok the other day.

[Eddie]

Good. All right.

[Amy]

Yeah. I think I saw a clip of him too.

[Bobby Bones]

Like, on a stage singing on TikTok.

[Eddie]

Good.

[Bobby Bones]

Morgan, anybody from you?

[Morgan]

Hauser was the one that I thought of, but then I also thought about Tim McGraw, because I see him posting, but I haven't heard music in a while.

[Eddie]

Oh, that. Yeah, the music.

[Amy]

Yeah. But he had standing room only.

[Morgan]

But wasn't that like three years ago?

[Bobby Bones]

He's doing the last year.

[Amy]

Right.

[Bobby Bones]

Vegas residency.

[Eddie]

You've seen his daughter sing? Yeah, she's good. Yeah, she's got pipes.

[Bobby Bones]

She does pipes?

[Eddie]

Yeah, like. Like that. And I say that because she, like, sings hard.

[Lunchbox Man]

I got a question. Are pipes, like singing pipes hereditary?

[Bobby Bones]

I think both nature and nurture. So yes. But also, if you're around music a lot, I think you start understanding music a lot easier and you have people that can also correct you and help you.

[Lunchbox Man]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

So I think it's both nature and nurture. So, yes, I think there's some nature to it, but I think there's a lot of nurture in it as well.

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, there's another. I got another music one. Lady a. They do anything.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Hillary just had a baby. Second baby. Third. Whatever baby it is for her. Not only that, Charles has been doing some solo stuff because I see him performing. He does good TikTok. I mean, it's all TikTok singing, like 80s classics. Just singing on Tick Tock.

[Amy]

He did his own project.

[Bobby Bones]

Solo record. Yeah.

[Lunchbox Man]

I didn't realize you just had a baby.

[Eddie]

You follow all them on Tick Tock or do they just pop up?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't follow a lot of people. I think they just pop up because I know them, and they're also in my contacts, so I think they feed you those people, too.

[Eddie]

Oh, like they know your contacts?

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, yeah, because sometimes you'll get a video from someone that's like. You may know them from your contacts.

[Eddie]

No way. That's crazy, dude.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, they have access to your phone. How?

[Eddie]

How? You don't give them access to your phone. You just.

[Bobby Bones]

They have access to everything.

[Eddie]

I don't like that.

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, I got another one. Where? Where are they? Yeah, Brothers Osborne. They around.

[Bobby Bones]

I think they. They got nominated for a bunch of awards. I think they're making new music right now.

[Lunchbox Man]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox Man]

Making sure they didn't break up or anything.

[Eddie]

Like John went somewhere, like New Zealand or something over the break.

[Bobby Bones]

Somebody just broke up. Not Maddie and Tay. Did somebody else just break up a.

[Eddie]

Band.

[Bobby Bones]

Call it quits? Maybe it is. I'm thinking of Maddie and Tay, but they're still doing their shows together.

[Amy]

Yeah, let's see.

[Eddie]

That I can think of.

[Bobby Bones]

That's all right. We don't stand this, Raymond. Just wanted to check on Carrie Underwood. She is alive. I don't know anything about new music, though. It's a great point. Eddie has a new place he wants to visit on his bucket list.

[Eddie]

This is crazy. So I have this TV channel on my tv. It's like, I think a Vizio. I think Vizio tv. And it's like, as soon as you turn it on, you know, it's like generic Vizio channels. And there was one where it's just like a. A screensaver, but it takes you to different countries in different cities. This one, it. I was watching for, like, 10 minutes.

[Bobby Bones]

You watch the Screensaver channel?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's just like, I was bored, and I'm like, what are all these channels? And it started. It was a drone flying over Vietnam. Guys, Vietnam is the most beautiful place I've ever, ever seen. I was like, oh, that's got to be Greece. Oh, that's got to be Dubai. Oh, that's definitely Dubai. No, in the bottom, it said Vietnam, dude. I started Googling it. Vietnam is amazing.

[Bobby Bones]

I have friends that have been. And they say it's one of the. Their favorite places they've ever been.

[Eddie]

Like, who knew? All I knew is we went to war there in the 60s and that's it.

[Bobby Bones]

So that was a negative yeah, Like Vietnam. You don't go to Vietnam because you don't. What is it? Charlie. Charlie may get you.

[Eddie]

I've never heard of anyone say, like, guys, I went to Vietnam this summer. Like, is awesome. You guys.

[Bobby Bones]

Why do they call it Charlie? Will you look that up? I also want to make sure that's not, like, a thing you're not supposed to say, but all the movies, they would refer to it.

[Eddie]

Yeah. The enemy was Charlie. Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's learn something here. I think that'd be fun. Svar. I think Thailand's also a place that a lot of people like to go. Here we go. They call the enemy Charlie in the Vietnam War, because the Viet Cong were abbreviated vc, which in the military phonetic Alphabet became Victor Charlie, shortened to Charlie.

[Eddie]

Makes sense. Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, thank God I wasn't saying, like, a slur.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Because sometimes we just are taught things, and we don't even know it's bad. That makes sense. That's something that you can bring up sometime. Whenever. Your uncle was talking about Charlie back in the day.

[Eddie]

Yeah. At dinner.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. And be like, you know why it's called Charlie? Where's the craziest place you've ever been? Because you have a passport, but you never been out of the country?

[Eddie]

Mexico City.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

Probably the craziest place like that to me.

[Bobby Bones]

Feels like I never want to go. I'm scared of Mexico City.

[Eddie]

It's crazy, dude.

[Bobby Bones]

It's different.

[Eddie]

My memory of Mexico City is that traffic lights don't matter. Like, no one obeys traffic lights.

[Bobby Bones]

You been to Mexico City, Mike? Yeah. A lot of crime. I remember we parked, and by the time we came out, our windows were gone. Reaming those gone or shattered? Like, gone. Like they stole them so they could sell them. That's even worse than shattering. Shattering is like, you're trying to get in. You're just stealing the window. It happened in, like, 10 minutes. Wow.

[Eddie]

I remember we were at a traffic light, like, in traffic, and some guy's walking around with a bucket and a squeegee, you know, like. And he would look at you, like, oh, wash your window. And then the guy that was driving was like, no, no good. And he just spit all over the window. Oh.

[Amy]

He's like, I bet. You want me to clean it now?

[Bobby Bones]

When I went to Haiti, it was pretty wild. I haven't spent as much time there as Amy has. It's pretty wild. It didn't feel that wild, but I wasn't there long enough to really experience the wildness. There were potholes and Traffic lights. But nobody was staying on the site, same side of the road because they would, like, dodge potholes. So you drive on the wrong side. There were goats in the road. When I went. I went and stayed in a hotel. And they had machine guns at the gate. And you'd go in and they closed the gate behind you and they had machine guns. When you go into the gas station or maybe there was no gas, like.

[Amy]

A service store or even the grocery store.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. There were people outside with machines, machine guns. Outside of what?

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, my gosh.

[Amy]

But you don't even. You just start to be like, oh.

[Eddie]

Okay, that's just normal.

[Bobby Bones]

I wasn't there long enough for it to feel normal. Yeah, but I bet for you it.

[Amy]

Started to feel normal.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. And there's probably a safety element too, because it's crazy, but you may feel a little safer, actually, because somebody has a gun there.

[Amy]

Well, it definitely were different times back then in Port au Prince, because we could do that.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

It makes you feel safer. But you don't want them to fire that gun because then they.

[Bobby Bones]

No, but they're only gonna fire it if, like, somebody bad's trying to do something. Yeah, you don't them to. But it's probably safer with them there doing that than no gun at all.

[Amy]

Yeah. I mean, there's guards outside of the orphanage, too.

[Lunchbox Man]

That's crazy. I was gonna say Memphis, but.

[Bobby Bones]

And I'm sure people from other countries, like Europe, if they're like. They look at the cities of the most crime. Memphis, St. Louis. Yeah. Wherever. They're like, I would never go there. Guns, just. Everybody has guns. If you're in England, you're in France. They think that we. It's absolutely the same way. We're talking about Mexico City, they talk about here. Because Tennessee, everybody just has guns. Yep.

[Eddie]

Didn't you get a trailer? Stolen.

[Bobby Bones]

I got robbed twice. Two times. Olive Garden. Same Olive Garden.

[Eddie]

Same Olive Garden.

[Bobby Bones]

Same Olive Garden.

[Eddie]

You didn't learn the first time.

[Bobby Bones]

Thought it was just. I didn't know that was the Olive Garden you went to. To get your car broken into. Yeah, twice. Same Olive Garden.

[Eddie]

I've been in Memphis like 20 times, and I love it. Every single time I go, nothing. Knock on wood, nothing bad ever happened. But I just. I love that town.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. I've had good experiences there. And then I've been to the Olive Garden a couple times.

[Eddie]

That Olive Garden.

[Bobby Bones]

And both times at the Olive Garden, I was just driving through. When I've stayed there, it's been great. But if just driving through is when I got hit. So, yeah. Well, good luck with that. Amy's worried her brain is going to start. Like, she's forgetting stuff.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, like what happened last week specifically because the Ryan Lochte thing. Yes. Like how.

[Eddie]

How did you forget all that?

[Amy]

How would I forget all that?

[Bobby Bones]

That I just think we do a lot. A lot of news, a lot of stories. Some of it gets lost.

[Amy]

I just feel like that one really got to me. That one really, really got to me of like, okay, something's up. Like, maybe I just wasn't dialed in fully, so it just like never even went in and out. But, yeah, that happens. So I have to take that into consideration. But then I thought maybe I need to make sure that I'm taking care of my brain.

[Bobby Bones]

So what are you doing?

[Amy]

Well, I googled fast ways to improve memory, and there's five key ways that people can quickly boost memory and recall. One is exercise your brain. So that would be things like puzzles.

[Bobby Bones]

Eddie.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I like that.

[Amy]

Reading. Learning a new skill. Last night I made myself read before bed and I just ordered like four books that look interesting to me. And I may because this is the year of reading more.

[Bobby Bones]

Reading helps me tremendously, especially with vocabulary. And I don't notice it at first, but I'll read at night and then I just find myself more fluid with.

[Amy]

I ordered rom com books.

[Bobby Bones]

But it doesn't matter, okay.

[Amy]

Because I'm still exercising the muscle with.

[Bobby Bones]

The ability to use words comfortably that I don't often use because I'm read I and it doesn't hit me and just go the next day. Wow. I feel like I have all these extra words, but when I read, all of a sudden, if I'm reading a lot, I'll just go, man, my vocabulary, my vernacular is a plus. I wonder what's happening. I'm like, I've been reading a lot lately.

[Amy]

Yeah, you're, I think also too, like you said, regardless of what it is that you're reading, if you're exercising the brain, then your memory, your recall is better. So if you come across a word or you're able to tap into words that you have known before, but they.

[Bobby Bones]

Get lost, sometimes I'll take my credit cards out and just read the number out loud over and over again. That's why I remember my credit card numbers.

[Amy]

I have no idea. I don't even know my driver's license.

[Eddie]

You know, driver's license number.

[Bobby Bones]

No.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

It's always so weird to me that I don't know it because I've had it since I was 16 and I don't know it.

[Bobby Bones]

I've never even tried to memorize that one. I know my credit card numbers and my CVV codes and all that crazy, but I needed that out of necessity because I would get somewhere and need to pay for something and not have a credit card or not get to my wallet or I'd be on a plane trying to buy Internet and my wallet is in my bag up in the overhead and I should just memorize these numbers.

[Eddie]

If you lost your phone, I don't.

[Bobby Bones]

Have a great memory. I have a medium memory, but I just work on that. And if you say it out loud, it's much easier because you're not just remembering it, you're hearing it like it's hitting your memory in two different ways. You're not just thinking about it, you're also saying it out loud and you're hearing it back. I lost my phone.

[Eddie]

You lost your phone. You had to call one number that you know, not yours. Whose would it be?

[Bobby Bones]

My wife.

[Eddie]

You know her number?

[Bobby Bones]

Uh huh.

[Amy]

You have her number memorized?

[Lunchbox Man]

You don't have your wife's name?

[Eddie]

I have my wife. That's the only one.

[Bobby Bones]

I know my number from when I was 12.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know both my parents.

[Lunchbox Man]

You just call some random person.

[Bobby Bones]

I know Evan's number. My best friend from high school.

[Eddie]

Call Evan.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I memorized a bunch of phone numbers. I haven't spent a bunch of time doing them, but my memorization helps best when I can say it out loud.

[Eddie]

Like names.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, if you do that, you meet somebody, say the name like three times. Like as soon as you meet them, say it like three times. You won't forget the name. But most time we meet somebody new where we don't say their name and then we're worried about we're gonna say next or they're asking us a question. But that's just kind of like a moment to pause and think. This person's name is Eddie. Oh, Eddie. Eddie. If you can get that out a couple times, you will never forget the name. I remember people at meet and greets, doing comedy shows or raging idiot shows. And I'd practice that with people and I'd see them after the show and I didn't know like every single person I met's name.

[Amy]

Oh, wow.

[Bobby Bones]

But it was, I practiced it.

[Amy]

So you were doing your own little brain activity.

[Eddie]

Look at you.

[Bobby Bones]

Practice.

[Amy]

No, that's good.

[Bobby Bones]

I was practicing.

[Amy]

So that's the first thing you have to do. Brain, brain exercises. Stay physically Active, Is it? Two, get enough sleep. At three, eat brain healthy foods, which you can, you know, salmon things are obvious. Yes. Fish, leafy greens, berries, nuts, particularly walnuts. They're really good for the rain. And then at number five, manage stress and stay social.

[Bobby Bones]

I think that's what it is, managing stress.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

For the most part, yeah. Six foods. Those who live to 100 rarely eat. Amy, go.

[Amy]

Fried food.

[Bobby Bones]

They didn't list that here, but probably not the greatest of ideas to eat a bunch of fried food. I love fried food. Well, so do I. I'll give you one of them. Processed meat.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Eddie]

That's like sausage.

[Bobby Bones]

I was reading about deli meat. How bad deli meat is deli meat.

[Eddie]

I read about that.

[Lunchbox Man]

It's supposed to be real bad.

[Eddie]

Huh.

[Amy]

What's in the news right now? Because it's now class one carcinogen.

[Lunchbox Man]

Really? How are we gonna make sandwiches?

[Amy]

We?

[Bobby Bones]

I love bologna. I don't even eat a bunch anymore.

[Lunchbox Man]

And I used to go.

[Bobby Bones]

Is deli meat, though, at the deli, if they cut it for you right there, is that still. That's not processed right.

[Eddie]

Compared to like buying another dinner, they still process.

[Bobby Bones]

It's just.

[Eddie]

They slice it for you, it's just more fresh.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't do that as much anymore, but I used to a lot.

[Amy]

My thing is, hopefully, can they figure out a way to still give us because we all love that stuff. Can we figure out a way to make it without the carcinogen?

[Eddie]

Well, what's. What's the process?

[Bobby Bones]

What's the process of process?

[Eddie]

Process of process.

[Bobby Bones]

We don't eat any deli meat at all now. Or sushi, etc. Because my wife, she's pregnant.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

So there's no deli meat. We don't know sandwiches, but I don't know. I don't know what the process is in processing.

[Amy]

Well, it's like all processed foods in general. Like.

[Bobby Bones]

But how do you process meat to make them processed?

[Eddie]

I always thought it was just salt it. Right. It's probably more than that, but I know that salt.

[Amy]

It can't be that because then is.

[Morgan]

It the preservatives that are in it? And that's what the process is.

[Bobby Bones]

Meat processing involves transforming raw meat through steps like slaughter, cutting, preservation, salting, curing, smoking, adding preservatives or altering it. Grinding, seasoning, cooking to enhance flavor, texture, safety and shelf life. That sounds like the stuff you do to meat.

[Amy]

The nitrates.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah. Sodium nitrates.

[Amy]

Chemicals.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, that makes sense. Putting extra chemicals in there.

[Lunchbox Man]

Sodium nitrate used to preserve Bacon, ham, and other products were associated with a 32% increased risk of prostate cancer, 22% risk of breast cancer.

[Bobby Bones]

Curing, where nitrates, like sodium nitrate are added to the meat, often with salt and spike. Yeah, curing is bad. Do you do that when you cook?

[Eddie]

No, I smoke, but you said smoking, too, so that's not good.

[Bobby Bones]

But I don't know if you smoke it at your house. It's the same. You're not adding any chemicals to it. I'm not the person to ask. Sugary treats, Dairy, packaged foods. Red meat and white flour.

[Eddie]

No energy drinks.

[Bobby Bones]

If these are part of your regular diet, you probably won't make it that long, they say.

[Amy]

But then it's like, also, you know, there's grandma out there that's like, well, genetics. What's like, how are you still alive? Well, I eat bacon every day and homemade biscuits and beer.

[Bobby Bones]

That's super genetics.

[Eddie]

That sounds good.

[Amy]

You remember making beer and biscuits?

[Lunchbox Man]

Kool Aid.

[Eddie]

Remember making the Kool Aid at home?

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, dude.

[Eddie]

The amount of sugar we'd put in there was crazy.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, they have this wireless implant that can calm, like, bowel inflammation. And so if you have, like, IBD inflammation, you can put this chip in and they can shock it. The problem is, and I think Amy's the one that sent this to me, he's like, hey, check this out. Because they shock your spleen. I don't have a spleen.

[Amy]

Oh, dang. I thought it could just be a breakthrough for you, you know?

[Bobby Bones]

Of course not. Nothing ever really ever works out for your boy.

[Amy]

Yeah. Sort of like with your eye, it's like, oh, your eye has all this other thing, and now this. You're on a spleen.

[Bobby Bones]

I did a colorblind test on TikTok again the other day where she's like, let's look through the book. And I saw some of them. Some of them. I thought she was messing with me. I had to go to the comments to see if people could actually see it or if it was one. They were. They weren't just screwing with folks. Like, you couldn't. There was nothing. I couldn't tell the difference. There's no number in that. I would have bet $100 there was no number in that thing because it doesn't look gray. I think it was, like, green and yellow. No number. Then it hits comments, and they were like, yep, 22.

[Eddie]

Did you comment? I don't see it.

[Bobby Bones]

I did comment, though, and I was being funny. But there was this TikTok on famous people from Arkansas. And there were like 30 people. And I wasn't in there, but it was like, people I never heard of. I think some like TikTok people, I never heard of them. And I wrote a comment, I'm more famous than 70% of these people. And like, people are like fired up about the. People are like, I never heard of. You suck. I was like, I was kind of kidding. But yeah, I got a lot of. A lot of engagement there with that.

[Eddie]

That's funny.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, that's. Some are like 12 year olds that are on social media. I was like, I never heard of this person.

[Lunchbox Man]

All right.

[Bobby Bones]

Anything else, Amy?

[Amy]

No, no, I'm just looking at all the food. That is like, sad.

[Bobby Bones]

Some people on Reddit asked to name luxury items from 20 years ago, but are basically worthless now. I can give you a couple examples if you guys want to chase this path. A 12 disc seat changer in the trunk of your car. That's so cool. When somebody had one of those.

[Amy]

So legit.

[Bobby Bones]

BlackBerry devices.

[Eddie]

Those are cool.

[Bobby Bones]

I never had a BlackBerry, but I thought people were business when they had one.

[Amy]

Or what about a Palm Pilot?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I never had one of those.

[Amy]

I thought they were so cool.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, Palm Pilot makes the list. I don't know what that is.

[Eddie]

It's like the first tablet, man. It's the size of your Palm.

[Amy]

My boyfriend got me one.

[Bobby Bones]

Do what now? No, no, I don't know if we still used one.

[Amy]

No, my. Ah, funny joke.

[Bobby Bones]

I literally, when you said I didn't know who you were talking about.

[Amy]

No, my boyfriend from college got me one.

[Bobby Bones]

A caller ID box. When caller ID first started, it was like someone had discovered penicillin. Yeah, like, you're never gonna believe this. You can see who's calling you. That's crazy. A Motorola Razr V3. Never had a razor. It retailed for 500 bucks. 2006. A GPS. Man, when you had GPS and you stuck it on your windshield suction cup, those were so legit.

[Amy]

Like, you, you gifted me yours when you were done with it. And I was like, this is so awesome.

[Lunchbox Man]

North Carolina.

[Eddie]

What was the company that. Garmin.

[Bobby Bones]

Garmin, Garmin.

[Eddie]

Give a Garmin dude legit.

[Bobby Bones]

They do a lot of like golf GPS now. Yeah, I think they probably still do some kind of gps, but we all have it on our phone so much.

[Lunchbox Man]

What about a radar detector? Those used to be Fuzzbuster.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, dude, I never had one.

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, my goodness. People that had one, I was like, how can you have that?

[Bobby Bones]

I was always afraid to have one. Because if I ever got pulled over, the cop would see one and doubly penalize me.

[Eddie]

Now, the GPS app has a cop in two miles. Still there. Not there.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it says not traffic stop, but it says something. Some kind of stop ahead. It doesn't say cop or fuzz.

[Eddie]

The fuzz ahead.

[Bobby Bones]

Anything. Ed Hardy. A digital camera, Plasma TV.

[Eddie]

Is iPod in there. That was groundbreaking.

[Bobby Bones]

The video ipod was crazy when it came out.

[Amy]

You could watch stuff or any MP3 player.

[Eddie]

I remember the video ipod.

[Bobby Bones]

That's how the Office ended up getting renewed to be an actual show because it did so well on itunes and people would watch it on their video ipods. The Christmas episode got downloaded so much, it was really one of the bullets that kept that gun shooting. All right. If you're worried about your kids and a new car, new device can make sure your teenage drivers are following speed limits. The makers of Lifesaver Intelligence Speed Assistance claim it plugs into any vehicle in a matter of minutes. The onboard speed limit database controls the speed of a vehicle can be driven using GPS tracking. If the posted speed limit is 55 and a teen keeps putting the pedal to the metal, the pedal will no longer respond. The company says that LifeSaver ISA also offers real time alerts, and it leads to less fuel being used and reduces environmental impact. From motorbiscuit life360 that you have on your phone, does that tell you how fast they drive?

[Amy]

Yep.

[Bobby Bones]

But it doesn't. Governor.

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby Bones]

Them.

[Amy]

You can't. No, you can't control their car speed, but you can call them. Are you going 53 down granny white right now?

[Eddie]

Slow down.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, you use it, too?

[Eddie]

Yeah, dude, it's so accurate, too. I've been in the car watching it. I'm like, slow down. It slows down. It's almost.

[Bobby Bones]

Wait, you can tell it to slow down.

[Eddie]

Yeah. No, no, no. Like, if I'm in the car, I'll be like, hey, slow down real quick. And like, oh, look, it's going.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, okay. Got it, got it, got it, got it.

[Eddie]

It's pretty. It's. It's in real time. It's pretty amazing.

[Amy]

Like, you can. It'll do a little sneaker if they're on foot.

[Eddie]

Yep. Like, they're running because, like, I saw my son at the park the other day. They're all running around in circles. Like, what are y' all doing? We're running around in circles. Oh, cool. That's what it said you're doing.

[Bobby Bones]

You could see them running around in circles.

[Eddie]

You see the little dot moving it's got feet next to it.

[Amy]

Thankfully, both my kids have just gotten used to it. Like, even I can tell, like, what percentage their phone battery is at if.

[Bobby Bones]

They got to use the bathroom.

[Amy]

Yeah. So that way. But my son will be like, mom, your location. He's like, I can't see where you are. Like, he likes it too. So I'm like, okay, let's keep him liking this app as much as possible.

[Eddie]

What I like, too, about it is, like, I can just check to see if someone's on my way to. You know, are they on their way? Oh, they're almost here. Cool.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Like, they're two minutes away. Nice.

[Bobby Bones]

Last night, we ordered some UberEats, and the guy. We got the picture of the food on the front porch, because we're just like, drop it off. And it wasn't our front porch. And so Katelyn's the one that ordered it for both of us. And so she called back and she was like, hey. And if this ever happens, usually we don't get the food. Sometimes a couple times the neighbors walked it over, but it's kind of far, and so. And I'm not gonna go walk in someone's yard. I almost called you last night to be like, hey, you know our neighbor? Can you ask him to bring our food over?

[Amy]

Oh, is that the house they went to?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but it's far. I mean, it's not. It's not an easy walk. And so we called him, and he was like, what's up? And I was like, hey, you dropped our food off at the wrong house. Well, where do you live? Well, I just thought the. No, dude, we have a picture, and it shows. That's not our front porch. You dropped it off at the wrong house. What do you need to do? I'd like for you to go back and get the food and then bring it to our house. Right. That's not crazy. We also tipped a guy, like, nine bucks, and he's like, I'm already on my next delivery. And, Ray, do they not show you the last place that you've been? Well, I never did Uber eats. I did Uber. And did they show the last place you've been?

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Bobby Bones]

So I think he had to remember. And he's like, well, then how do I get to your house?

[Eddie]

Oh, boy.

[Amy]

Well, so what happened?

[Bobby Bones]

And so I explained it to him, and he's like, okay. And then he just hangs up. He says, okay, okay, we're not getting our food. And she's like, why? I said, he just Said, okay, and hung up. And she's like, call him back. So I called him back, and I was like, hey, are you coming? He goes, I got another stop. And I'm like, it's fine, but we just. Can we get our food? Because our neighbor has a gate and the gate's closed. We can't even get in if we wanted to. I don't know the number to call him.

[Amy]

How did he even get in there to drop it off?

[Eddie]

Probably let him in.

[Bobby Bones]

Exactly.

[Lunchbox Man]

Oh, yeah, good point.

[Bobby Bones]

Maybe rocking the gate was like, I got food. And somebody just thinks somebody else ordered food.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Let him in. And like, 25 minutes later, he showed up with our food, dropped it off. Wow, it's very cold.

[Amy]

Yeah, you definitely should have texted me because you probably gotten your food faster. But also.

[Bobby Bones]

But the gate was. I just. And I could have walked. I would have felt weird walking into their. Having their gate open. Walking into their yard. I was in there. Yeah.

[Amy]

She feel like you're friendly, friendly neighbor here for.

[Lunchbox Man]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

So that was last night. We still tip the guy?

[Amy]

Yeah, I would too. Because now he knows.

[Bobby Bones]

Now he knows where you live.

[Amy]

I'm sure where he lives is. Oh, just.

[Eddie]

He double checked where you lived.

[Bobby Bones]

Uber Eats drivers know the last place they were in the app. So he knew how to get back to that house, I guess. Pennsylvania man was charged with 300 counts after police found more than 100 human skulls and other remains in his basement. Oh, he was going to cemeteries and stealing stuff. Oh, my God.

[Amy]

Okay, well, that makes me feel a little better, Jonathan.

[Eddie]

Killing people.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Gerlock was arrested on Tuesday leaving a cemetery in Philadelphia with a bag containing mummified children's remains and bones.

[Eddie]

Children's room.

[Bobby Bones]

Investigators found skulls, mummified feet, and decomposing torsos at his home, plus more remains in a storage locker. Some remains were hundreds years old, including those of infants. Authorities believe the bones came from multiple cemeteries he sold on a million dollars bill. NBC News. You know he's having sex with that stuff, too.

[Amy]

If I were guessing, I didn't.

[Bobby Bones]

If you're weird. If you're weird, I expect. If you're weird and you're stealing, I'm expecting you to be the weirdest thing possible. If I eat them, humping them and.

[Eddie]

Everything because it's weird.

[Lunchbox Man]

You're weird.

[Bobby Bones]

There's no limitation in my mind on what else you're doing that's weird.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Well, my mind didn't go there, but. Yeah, right.

[Amy]

I guess now that you say it.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I was just thinking maybe he liked to, you know, assemble things.

[Bobby Bones]

Assemble a take it apart maybe. But if he's gonna dig up dead bodies, there is no limit on what I think that weirdo will do.

[Eddie]

I think he could have been selling them.

[Bobby Bones]

They found hundreds.

[Eddie]

Yeah. He hadn't sold.

[Bobby Bones]

Would you keep that many?

[Amy]

Some are still decomposing. That part is weird.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Oh, or weirder than the other weird one.

[Bobby Bones]

Other one from ABC Australia. Someone in Australia found a safe on the ocean floor. No.

[Lunchbox Man]

That's awesome.

[Bobby Bones]

So they do the whole thing. They pull it up. It was basically a historic shipwreck.

[Eddie]

So cool.

[Bobby Bones]

That's pretty cool. Yeah. The interest grows because, like, we found this safe 820km north of Perth. As they opened it, they found a salty, well preserved bag of beef jerky. And that's it. Oh, who's putting beef jerky in a safe?

[Eddie]

Nobody's getting my beef jerky.

[Bobby Bones]

Gonna steal that.

[Lunchbox Man]

That sucks.

[Eddie]

It's funny too. You say shipwreck, like how long ago was this?

[Amy]

Probably.

[Eddie]

It's probably not even that old of a ship.

[Bobby Bones]

It doesn't say.

[Eddie]

But you say shipwreck and it sounds like Blackbeard's boat.

[Bobby Bones]

Sounds like Titanic on the 26th, the Bobby cast goes up on Netflix. So today's the 12th, so two weeks from today, the Bobby cast goes up on Netflix. You can actually go to Netflix now. If you search Bobby Bones, it'll come up and you can hit Remind me. So very excited about that. Would love it if you hit the Remind Me. Would love it if you watched. Even if you don't watch, if you just let it play, Even if you're not home, just let it play. We could use it. So that's gonna happen. All right, that's it. Anything else, Amy, from you?

[Amy]

No, I am good.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Amy]

Well, I don't know if I would maybe have more, but for some reason I have been peeing a lot this morning.

[Bobby Bones]

Did you drink a lot of water last night?

[Amy]

I guess I did. And maybe this morning a little bit, but just like my coffee. But I'm starting to. I'm getting worried about my bladder now your brain now?

[Eddie]

Your bladder?

[Amy]

My brain.

[Eddie]

Oh, boy.

[Amy]

My brain are all falling apart. I am about to turn 45 and they say after 45 it just goes.

[Bobby Bones]

That's. For a normal person, though, you keep yourself in really good shape. So when they say something like the age that everybody craps out is whatever, it's people, it's the average person. I think you keep yourself in better shape than the average person.

[Amy]

I can't Control, like golfer's elbow.

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[Amy]

That just perimenopause stuff just comes up. The golfer's elbow, apparently is from perimenopause. And, like, I can't do certain things with my elbow.

[Bobby Bones]

What are you doing to make it a golfer's elbow?

[Amy]

Nothing. The pain just shows up. I thought it was what they call tennis elbow. Not that I'm playing any tennis. It's just where the pain is. But the tennis elbow is more inner, and my pain is, like, outer, and it just. It comes and goes, and I don't do anything to cause it. And when I googled it, they said, that's golfer's elbow, and it is a symptom of perimenopause. Who's from. Who's the Boss? Alyssa Milano. She is either producer, executive producer of. Oh, oh, gosh. I saw it on TikTok. Something coming out soon, maybe at the end of the month, called like, beyond. And it is a deep dive into perimenopause with experts.

[Bobby Bones]

Let me set my reminder on that one.

[Amy]

Hallelujah. Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

I cannot, like, screw the Bobby cast. I'm watching menopause.

[Amy]

Speaking of, set a reminder for the Bobby cast on Netflix and this documentary, which I need to confirm what it's.

[Bobby Bones]

Called, but it's called Balance.

[Amy]

Oh, Balance.

[Bobby Bones]

Menopause Journey.

[Amy]

Okay. Beyond Balance. I. It looks like it's going to be so informative and groundbreaking for so many women just to hear from these experts in real life, testimonies from people of what they've been through and, like, what we can expect in life, because this is the time that we're actually digging into it. No other generation before has had this type of information. So I'm eager to have it. Because before, you just thought, oh, I'm in pain, or I'm crazy, and it's like, oh, I'm not. This is just part of the journey.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, you can be crazy, but it can have a reason.

[Amy]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. So you know you are, but it's just. You have a reason now. You can blame it on. And you can also do things to counter those symptoms.

[Amy]

Let's hope.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's hope Walnuts.

[Amy]

I heard walnuts are good for the brain. Cognitive health for the brain.

[Bobby Bones]

Cognitive health helps everything.

[Amy]

Yes. So, yeah, mental note about balance. When is it coming out, Mike?

[Bobby Bones]

January 30th.

[Amy]

Four days after Bobby is on Netflix.

[Bobby Bones]

There you go. On the Bobby cast. That's right.

[Amy]

Yep.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, we're done. Thank you, guys. We will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody.

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[Eddie]

Man, it all comes down to this.

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Amy]

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