TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Bobby’s Baby Weekend And Winning Money!

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: Tell Me Something Good (MON): Bobby’s Baby Weekend And Winning Money!
Date: April 13, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones & Team (Amy, Eddie, Morgan, Lunchbox)

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Episode Overview

This lively episode of "The Bobby Bones Show" revolves around the team’s weekend highlights, good news, and plenty of spontaneous banter. Bobby shares updates on life as a new dad—including being confined to the house for baby duty—and celebrates a big Masters betting win. The crew swaps uplifting stories from their weekends, debates Southwest Airlines’ new seating system, nerds out about the TV show "The Wire," and touches on pop culture, sports journalism integrity, and a political scandal in California. The tone is friendly, lighthearted, and authentically conversational.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby’s Baby Weekend & "The Wire"

• Baby Routine:
  Bobby describes his weekends as "locked in," centered around his newborn's feeding schedule every 2.5 hours.

  • "We don't do anything on the weekends. Like, I’m telling you, there’s nothing we can do...We are locked into the baby schedule." (03:00)

• Watching "The Wire":
  Bobby’s wife suggested revisiting the classic show. He reflects on how it feels both dated and nostalgic, debating if it holds up compared to modern series.

  • "Sometimes I like to watch shows that are set at that time back then where they didn't have cell phones and stuff." (05:12)
  • The cast’s future fame gets a mention—Michael B. Jordan and Idris Elba among them.

2. Uplifting Personal "Tell Me Something Good" Moments

The team shares their feel-good stories in the signature segment:

• Bobby's Big Bet:
  Bobby unexpectedly stops Amy from sharing her good news to reveal he won $1,300 betting on Rory McIlroy to win the Masters.

  • "I won $1,300 on Rory winning the Masters!" (06:06, 06:11)

• Amy’s Game Room Slumber Party:
  Amy details repurposing attic twin mattresses for her son’s weekend sleepover, turning their game room into a party space.

  • "It was totally worth it, like, for him to have just his slumber party in the game room." (07:15)
  • She muses about improving the space to add value to her house—and reveals realtors are already making offers.

• Lunchbox Returns:
  Lunchbox is back after being ill, jokingly calling his return a gift to the show:

  • "I'm back. I'm healthy, and it sound great. Feels good." (11:07)
  • The group riff on how quickly he bounced back.

• Eddie’s Costco Gas & Kid’s Victory:
  Eddie gets excited about cheap gas at Costco and recounts his son's basketball championship win:

  • "I got gas at Costco for $3.69 a gallon...It made my day. That makes me sound old because I get excited over cheap gas." (12:07)
  • "He won his basketball tournament championship...That was legit." (12:50)

• Amy’s Son at the Track Meet:
  Amy sympathizes with her son, who tripped at his race, affecting his time but not his spirit:

  • "I felt bad for these kids...He fell to the ground and then had to get back up." (13:10, 13:28)

• Morgan’s New Phone:
  Morgan finally replaces her cruise-damaged phone with a new one, touting its strong zoom feature.

  • "I have a new phone...my phone started really acting up. It was just dying left and right." (22:20)
  • The team compares phone sizes in a playful rant about technology.

3. Financial & Real Estate Chatter

• Capital Gains Talk:
  Amy educates Eddie and listeners on home sale taxes—if you sell before living two years in a primary residence, you pay capital gains.
  • "If you own it for two years, then you don't have to pay it (capital gains tax)..." (09:07)
  • Bobby: "Hey, let's not act like Amy's a popper, okay?" (10:00)
  • Amy: "What? ...Who uses this word? Are we old?" (10:04)

4. Airline Rants & Boarding Procedures

• Southwest Airlines' New System:
  The team debates Southwest’s recent boarding changes versus traditional methods, with frustrated experiences of luggage issues, seating confusion, and longing for the good ol’ days.
  • Morgan: "People were having to walk all the way to the back to put their bag above the seat and then walk back to their seat in the front..." (18:01)
  • Bobby: "I think they should board it where like, the first 10 rows get on first, the next 10 rows get on second." (18:27)

5. Sports Journalism Ethics & Scandal

• Discussing the Diana Russini/Mike Vrabel Rumor:
  They unpack rumors involving an NFL coach and a reporter, the ethics of journalistic integrity in sports, and the PI (private investigator) angle:
  • Bobby: "Her job is to cover with integrity and have sources. His job is to coach football. Whatever he does on the side." (24:05)
  • Morgan: "So PI meaning potentially hired by one of their spouses or PI from like their profession." (26:39)
  • The group speculates on media ethics, source protection, and public perception.

6. California Political Scandal

• Eric Swalwell Controversy:
  The fallout from allegations against the California gubernatorial candidate is discussed—alleged assaults, inside political maneuvers, and the state’s unique primary system.
  • Amy: "One of them's alleging rape." (29:13)
  • Bobby: "I think this wasn't a Republican taking down a Democrat. I think it was another Democrat taking down a Democrat to get him out so there'd be one Democrat." (29:15)
  • Amy: "Tell me something good that it forced him to drop out of a race and not end up with even more power." (33:16)

7. Heartwarming News Stories

• Learning to Ride a Bike (34:11):
  Bobby shares a college team teaching a freshman player to ride a bike, celebrating teamwork and support.

  • "They didn’t tease him about it...they’re celebrating him. Go ahead." (34:34)

• Father-Son River Rescue (36:11):
  Eddie shares a story about a quick-thinking son rescuing his father from freezing water with a life jacket.

  • "If it wasn't for that life jacket, the hypothermia definitely would have set in and it would have been really bad." (36:11)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Newborn Life:
  "We are locked in. So can't go anywhere. We really don't. Not yet. She doesn't have her two month shots yet." — Bobby (03:55)

• On Winning Big & Humble Bragging:
  "I was wrong. Can I stop you real quick? I won $1,300 on Rory winning the Masters." — Bobby (06:06)

• On Cheap Thrills:
  "It made my day. And that makes me sound old because I get excited over cheap gas." — Eddie (12:29)

• House Flipping Wisdom:
  "No, I'm at least holding. No, every two. Two years, at least. Because then I don't have to pay capital gains." — Amy (08:48)

• Popper vs. Pauper Debate:
  "Let's not act like Amy's a popper, okay?" — Bobby (10:00) "A what?" — Amy (10:03) "Who uses this word? Are we old?" — Amy (10:10)

• On Technology:
  "You need to see Morgan's zoom, dude. It is crazy...I saw Amy's eyeball from here." — Eddie (33:42)

• On Journalist Ethics:
  "Her job is to cover with integrity and have sources. His job is to coach football. Whatever he does on the side." — Bobby (24:05)

• On Giving Up the Race:
  "Tell me something good that it forced him to drop out of a race and not end up with even more power." — Amy (33:16)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Bobby’s Baby & "The Wire": 02:10–05:16
• Tell Me Something Good—All Hosts: 05:17–14:01, 22:20–23:51, 34:02–36:51
• House Offers, Real Estate, Capital Gains: 08:06–10:00
• Costco Gas & Tournament Win: 12:07–12:57
• Airline Procedures Rant: 17:38–19:09
• Sports Journalism Scandal Discussion: 23:27–28:16
• Political Scandal in CA: 28:21–33:04
• Feel-Good News Stories (Bike, River Rescue): 34:11–36:51

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Flow & Tone

The episode is breezy, relatable, and full of real-life anecdotes and quick-witted banter. Jokes about age, parenting, and being out of touch are self-deprecating but warm. The “Tell Me Something Good” spirit runs throughout, with the group highlighting personal—and national—good news, while balancing playful ribbing with sincere encouragement.

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Useful for Listeners

This summary captures all the good vibes, fun debates, heartwarming stories, and timely discussions the episode offers—perfect for fans looking to catch up or newcomers seeing what "The Bobby Bones Show" is all about!

Transcript

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[Bobby]

Tell me something good. We watched a few episodes of Wire. Oh yeah? You haven't been here? Oh yeah, I forget he's been gone, he's been ill. So he doesn't know like the stuff that's been happening. Tell me it is true. Because I was talking about our listeners and I said, hey, if you're hearing this episode and it's like three months ahead of time, just skip ahead. There's crap that happens in like a few days that I forget sometimes even little things because Lunchbox was just gone. He didn't know that. It's fine.

[Morgan]

Just wait. Let's just watch it.

[Bobby]

I hear you. And that's why we're continuing to watch it.

[Eddie]

You stick with it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. The good news is, and I got a few things, we started watching the Wire. We don't do anything on the weekends. Like I'm telling you, there's nothing that we can do. We're locked into the baby schedule because it's feed every two and a half hours. It's chains and feeds and nap. I mean, we are locked in. So can't go anywhere. We really don't. Not yet. She doesn't have her two month shots yet. So we're playing it pretty safe here. She's not two months. That's why we're not holding her out of her two months shots. She's just not too much. Yeah, she's not two months. So my wife had brought it up before. We should start watching the Wire. And I don't know, there's so many good shows on now. Why do we watch an old show? And I think we watched four episodes. I think back when it came out is awesome. It's starting to slow burn me just a little bit. But I'm thinking that it was amazing then and maybe it's just not as amazing now. But I could be wrong. I'm wide open to it because we're investing time in it, that's all.

[Morgan]

That's a great question because it has been so many years since I watched it. At least a. A decade.

[Bobby]

I think they just celebrated either 20 or 25 year anniversary of it.

[Eddie]

Oh, did you watch it live, Lunchbox?

[Bobby]

No, I didn't watch it live when it was happening. No.

[Morgan]

Because I didn't have HBO. I bought the DVDs.

[Bobby]

So we did start it. I did say we were gonna start it. We watched 10 minutes the first episode and checked out just because the baby. But it started in 2022. So I guess they just had their 2002. Oh, yes, good point. Yeah, 2002. So I guess not 25 years, but I guess they had their 20th. Wow. Anniversary. A Couple years ago. Yeah, we're in. We're watching it. It's just fun to see all the people, though, that went on to be very famous from it. Michael B. Jordan's a young kid playing a character in it, Idris Alba.

[Eddie]

Oh, he's in that, too.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yep. That guy from Dominique west, from the Crown. He's the Crown now.

[Eddie]

How many seasons?

[Bobby]

It's five.

[Morgan]

Four or five. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Dude, I'm not saying it's not going to be good, but here's my good news. We started it. We've invested in it. We definitely thought this is not for us at first because it was just so dated. And then I had to imagine. Sometimes I like to watch shows that are set at that time back then where they didn't have cell phones and stuff. So why just act like it's that?

[Commercial Announcer]

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[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

So that's number one. Let's see. Was there anything else? It just starts to blur together at this point. When the weekends come, I know that I'm about to do nothing except just sit around and relieve my wife. I can kind of get the baby to stop fussing and crying, though. If I march, I can hold the baby and march and sing to the beat, and then she will calm down. That's about it. That's about my strength when it comes to calming the baby down. So, yeah, that's probably it. Arkansas beat Mississippi State in the softball series, which was good. Their top 20 team went to Mississippi State and won that, so that was good. Other than that, just my normal weekend. Amy, anything good?

[Amy]

Yeah. My son had friends spend the night all weekend. So Friday night and Saturday night.

[Commercial Announcer]

I was wrong.

[Bobby]

I was wrong. Can I stop you real quick? I won 1300 bucks on Rory winning the Masters.

[Eddie]

Huge.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Amy sidekicking me. I won 1300 bucks on Rory winning the Masters.

[Amy]

I was about to mention that, but that's on me. I can't do your. Tell me something good for you and

[Bobby]

then start yours over.

[Amy]

I don't want to brag. Cause, I mean, that's fun. That I got that right. But with my son having friends coming over on Friday when he got home from school, I remembered from back when the kids had smaller beds. We have two twin mattresses in our attic. And I thought, our attic is easy to get to. It's not one you have to pull down and climb up. You walk through a closet and. And it's there. So I thought, okay, these mattresses are easy to get to. We have a game room area. How fun. If we pull the mattresses down and make the beds up, and then they get to sleep in the game room and, like, make a whole thing out of it. And I'd never thought to do that before. And when he heard me suggest it, like, his eyes lit up, and I was like, I don't know, but it might be sort of a process, like, to get the mattresses down. He's like, no, we're committed now. At this point, we're committed. So we go in the attic, and we both pull the mat, and we take them down the stairs, and then back up these other little stairs above the garage to the game room. I mean, it was sort of a process, but then it was totally worth it, like, for him to have just his slumber party in the game room.

[Bobby]

And could you build that out and not buy construction, but, like, put stuff there and make it.

[Amy]

I mean, I'm definitely not taking the mattresses up to the attic anytime soon. I think we'll just hide them behind the couch in that area, and then we can bust them out when he has friends over. But it did make me think, yeah, like, adding. I think it would be added value to my house anyway to make, like, a bunk area or something, because that room. It's such a catch. All right, now that it did make me think, if I put some thought into this, I could add some value to this room to where if a family wanted to buy it one day. Because I already do have some offers sometimes, but if it. It would just. I think they would appreciate that. That part of the bonus room people

[Bobby]

are offering you on this house?

[Amy]

Mm, yeah. My realtor reached out.

[Bobby]

Every house Amy buys, people just show up and offer.

[Eddie]

Every single one.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

She's like, I got people interested. And I'm like, well, I don't.

[Eddie]

So you have a realtor, like, an. Like a realtor that just. They're with you at all times?

[Amy]

She. No, she's not. But she's.

[Morgan]

Great question.

[Amy]

But she's also a friend. But she's the one that sold my last house and bought this house, so she knows. She also has clients that are looking, and they're looking for my neighborhood, and.

[Eddie]

Oh, so maybe it's the realtor being like, well, I have a friend that has a house there. I'll ask her if she's right.

[Amy]

Right.

[Eddie]

Okay, that makes sense.

[Bobby]

She moves every three months, so why would we not ask her?

[Amy]

No, I'm at least holding. No, every two. Two years, at least. Because then I don't have to pay capital gains.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's fancy. What does that even mean.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's capital gains, though. On a primary residence, if you don't

[Amy]

own it for two years, then you have to pay it.

[Eddie]

Hey, hey. What is that? Tell me more.

[Amy]

So you would pay it. It's a tax you pay on the sale of your home. But if you own it for two years, then you don't have to pay it.

[Bobby]

And it's also on. Other than just homes, too.

[Amy]

Yeah, other properties, but particularly bonds and real estate.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

And depending on where you live, this could be totally different. But where we live, you have to own your. Like if I sold my primary residence. What. Which I'm about to hit the two year mark, but if I were to sell it today, I would have to pay taxes on my earnings, on my profit.

[Eddie]

Sounds next level stuff.

[Amy]

Well, yeah, but anybody? It's not.

[Bobby]

We had to pay capital gains on the house that we sold that we lived in before.

[Amy]

You owned it for two years, though.

[Bobby]

I thought so too, but we ended up paying some capital gains on that.

[Amy]

Well, maybe it was. You're in a different bracket or something.

[Eddie]

I'm sure that's definitely true. It's possible in a different bracket.

[Amy]

Amy, once you hit a certain level.

[Bobby]

Hey, let's not act like Amy's a popper, okay? I.

[Amy]

What?

[Morgan]

A what?

[Bobby]

A popper. What's that?

[Amy]

I don't know what that means.

[Eddie]

Like she's popping.

[Morgan]

No, she's.

[Amy]

Who uses this word? Are we old?

[Eddie]

Let's figure this out.

[Bobby]

Elton John uses it in a song.

[Amy]

Hold Me Closer.

[Morgan]

Tiny popper.

[Bobby]

Or the Prince and the Pauper. Mark Twain. I could also be saying it's spelled P A, U. It could be an accent.

[Amy]

Papa. Papa.

[Bobby]

No, but you. How would you say it?

[Amy]

P A U. P E, R. P A U. Popper. I'd say.

[Bobby]

Yeah, popper.

[Eddie]

So it's an old term, but it's

[Bobby]

somebody who's extremely poor or looks poor or.

[Amy]

I'm not claiming to be.

[Bobby]

No, I know it was a joke. Or someone that needs more.

[Eddie]

That would be me.

[Bobby]

What's the. What's the. Elton Johnson has popper now. All I know is that's where I hear it mostly. Hold on.

[Amy]

Just pop? I have no idea.

[Bobby]

Huh?

[Amy]

My Elton John.

[Bobby]

I'll find it. Go ahead, tell me something good. Lunchbox.

[Morgan]

Well, I mean, I'm a little disappointed in the first two. Tell me something good. So it was supposed to be lunchboxes back. Lunchbox is back. And then you come to me. But mine is I'm back. I mean, people have been missing me. People have been like, man, the show isn't the same without you. So here I am. I'm back, I'm healthy, and it sound great. Feels good.

[Eddie]

I don't know how you recover so quickly, though. Like, the recovery is so fast with your voice, all of it.

[Bobby]

What do you mean?

[Eddie]

Like, you sounded like crap just a few days ago.

[Morgan]

I know. That's called a virus, okay? It comes, it goes, you flush it out. You drink lots of liquid. That's what they say. Stay hydrated, drink lots of fluid. But what does that do, really? Does that mean you, like, if the more you drink, the quicker the virus goes out in your urine? I really have no idea, but it just feels good to be back.

[Bobby]

Leave on is the Elton John song

[Eddie]

that has the word Popper Levon loves so funny.

[Amy]

Bobby's glad you're back.

[Bobby]

I just. But I can't. I don't.

[Eddie]

I don't remember that line. I know that song.

[Amy]

Don't act like you're a pauper.

[Eddie]

And the sound better leave On.

[Bobby]

No, I know. I just. It's something else. I got to find it now. It's in my head. Okay, what else you got, Eddie?

[Eddie]

Okay, so this is really cool. I went to Costco for the first time in a long time. And, guys, I got gas at Costco for $3.69 a gallon. That is crazy, because by my house, it's $4, so I didn't know that existed. And I've always heard, like, oh, the lines at Costco are crazy. Like, don't get gas at Costco. It takes forever.

[Amy]

No, do get gas at Costco. It goes quickly.

[Eddie]

Well, that's what I was gonna say. It goes quickly. I got it so fast, and it was cheap. It made my day. And that makes me sound old because I get excited over cheap gas. But, guys, it's a real thing. I'm looking for cheap gas now.

[Bobby]

Bobby's still looking for this on the Doobie Brother. It's not Credence Clearwater Revival.

[Eddie]

Oh, and my son, too. He won his basketball tournament championship.

[Amy]

Oh, that's fun. He won.

[Eddie]

Yeah, one of them did.

[Amy]

That's legit.

[Eddie]

That was legit. That was in Lebanon. Lebanon, Tennessee.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So we spent our whole weekend there. But it was cool. They won.

[Bobby]

Is it better if you spend a whole weekend somewhere that you win than you spend all weekend?

[Amy]

For sure. I spent a bunch of time at a track meet the other day, and Stevenson fell down. But he didn't. The kid in front of him fell down. So then he. Stevenson, tripped over that kid. And they both felt like a pile up at the start and it completely. Yeah, I was like, let's get a do over.

[Morgan]

No do overs.

[Bobby]

Did you ask for that?

[Amy]

No, I didn't know. But as a mom, like I felt bad for these kids. That. And it was just such a bummer because it was right out of the gate and it impacted his time. I mean, a few days before that he had like a 458 or 459 or something for the mile. And then this one was a 514 because he fell to the ground and then had to get back up. And then I think it shook him like he was.

[Bobby]

Did he have like blood and.

[Amy]

No, no, no. Because thankfully, I mean he fell on top of a kid. So like the other kid hit the truck.

[Morgan]

Oh, good, good, good, good.

[Eddie]

He stepped on his head and everything.

[Amy]

No, he fully fell down and then like had to get back up. And then I thought, oh man, maybe they'll do a restart. Like, oh, whoopsie. Maybe a little crowded on the track.

[Bobby]

What if they did that in nascar? Oh, there's a wreck. All right, start over, everybody. All the wreck cars. Fix yourself up real quick. They do slow it down. Yeah, but the people that got in

[Eddie]

the wreck don't go the back. Yeah, the guys are getting the wreck. If they can still drive.

[Bobby]

Yeah, if they can drive.

[Amy]

Yeah. But it was like we waited for hours, multiple hours for this race, for this one moment. And then the first five seconds it was all right. Well, there goes that.

[Bobby]

Is it Chili Peppers?

[Eddie]

What song you mean?

[Amy]

Red Hot Chili Peppers?

[Bobby]

Give it away. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it. Give it away, give it away, give it away now. Give it away, give it away, give it away now I can't tell if I'm a kingpin or a popper. That's it. Yeah. Greedy little people in a sea of distress.

[Amy]

That's it.

[Bobby]

I knew someone was driving me crazy.

[Eddie]

He got there.

[Bobby]

God.

[Eddie]

Did you hear all our tell me something goods?

[Bobby]

I don't care. People didn't message the show wasn't good. And you, you're whatever. Cheap gas. No, that's okay, that's okay. That's a real one. Yeah, yeah, that's a real one. But I was not listening that much. No, I was focused in on what this was. Yeah. Again, guys, I want to tell you, I have electric cars. I know it. It's extremely valuable. I don't even look at the gas signs, cuz I have an electric car.

[Eddie]

Good for you, man. Cuz I look at them. I look at them and I just get in a bad mood.

[Morgan]

Yeah, but what about your electric bill? Like, is it huge?

[Bobby]

I have no idea.

[Amy]

He doesn't look at that big.

[Eddie]

Different tax.

[Bobby]

I literally don't know.

[Amy]

Like, hey, he's.

[Bobby]

You want the truth? I don't, I don't know. It goes to my, it goes to my business manager. I don't ever see my bills unless it's like when we fill up our pool with the water after the pool have been broken. And then I know how much that was. I was like $6,000 to fill the pool.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. What the.

[Eddie]

That was like so crazy. I saw a tik tok of somebody asking Charles Barkley, like, hey man, what do you think about the economy thing? He's like, that's not fair to ask me that question. I've been rich for a long time. Like, I, I don't know about that stuff. Luckily I'm blessed. Like, it was crazy. But he's like, I'm not going to answer that. I can't.

[Bobby]

Well, that's why it's like, it's. Gas sucks. I do notice it in my Uber eats. That's gone up a couple bucks.

[Eddie]

Oh, are they raising prices because of.

[Bobby]

They have to because of gas. I haven't flown anywhere, so I've been buying any flights gone nowhere because of baby for a few months. So I haven't seen it there.

[Eddie]

But yeah, my father in law said the two times he flew it has gone up.

[Amy]

Oh, I've thought, I thought I was looking at some flights the other day and I thought these prices seem, they seemed really ridiculous, but I don't know what that is, if it's because of fuel or maybe flights have just been crazy for a while, but it seemed a lot for. I mean it was going to be about close to a thousand dollars.

[Bobby]

Were you trying to buy it in like five minutes? No, like your flight in five minutes?

[Amy]

No. This was over a month out from California to Nashville. A round trip ticket. So. And it was on Southwest. Of course you look at it one way and it's like, okay, 450 this way and then for one way. And then I mean, of course now that is a lower travel day and that's the high. It was the lowest price ticket, but it was for a nonstop because otherwise you can make multiple stops and get a cheaper ticket. But I feel like I used to be able to get a nonstop ticket for less than that back in our day and back in the day, man. And then I do not like Southwest's new system. Don't like it. I don't like it.

[Bobby]

I've not been on a flight since they've changed the system.

[Amy]

I have. And it's weird.

[Eddie]

You're talking about the seating.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it's weird because it's Southwest, but it's not weird because you flown other airlines and it's the same.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's weird because it's like, not Southwest doing that. You're not. I mean, I'm sure we'll adjust and it's going to be fine. But I'm like, well, I don't even know.

[Morgan]

I think they're working out the kinks because I. I did it one time, and I don't think they have the boarding process right because people were having to walk all the way to the back to put their bag above the seat and then walk back to their seat in the front. So.

[Bobby]

But that's if people that stole the front.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

Why not put your back. That's because they're idiots.

[Amy]

Yes. Some people.

[Bobby]

That's because people that are sitting in the back put their stuff in the front so they don't have to worry about it.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Bobby]

It's not that they've.

[Morgan]

But that's what I'm saying. I think they should board it where like, the first 10 rows get on first, the next 10 rows get on second.

[Amy]

Yeah. First class.

[Morgan]

That way you just keep going back and so no one will be taking your baggage space because it was just like, oh, my gosh, people climbing over seats. Here, let me move out of your way. My bag's way back there. It's like, oh, I feel like a

[Bobby]

little bit, though, that was happening whenever it was free for all, too, because people would. Could go sit anywhere. They just throw their bags up in the front and walk to the back. Maybe that's a little more than that now, but people do that crap. Whenever you could sit wherever you wanted, you got a seat in the back, or you go to the middle, your first spot, you find. You throw it in there.

[Morgan]

I never realized people did that.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Because if you don't have. There's no room up there.

[Bobby]

They check it, and you don't have to put it behind your seat because you got to go back and get it.

[Eddie]

That's true.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And this. Yeah. Levon's in my head, but I can't tell if I'm a kingpin or a popper. Man, I was gonna drive me crazy, guys. I was gonna go home. I couldn't do any more of the show.

[Eddie]

You're like the best though when you finally figure it out, you're like, ah, okay, got it. I love that

[Bobby]

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[Morgan]

Good.

[Bobby]

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[Amy]

If the show starts without us, there's no hiding in the back row. I'm going to ask that man for directions. Hi there. We're trying to get to the comedy club.

[Commercial Announcer]

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[Bobby]

Nah, I'm just kidding. Let me get my phone out.

[Amy]

How is there signal out here?

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[Amy]

Actually, can you pull up the way to a T mobile store?

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[Morgan]

It feels good to get good news.

[Commercial Announcer]

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[Bobby]

Okay, tell me something good, Morgan.

[Morgan]

I have a new phone. Really exciting day, because as you guys know, the cruise ruined my old phone.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Morgan]

I was not able to do videos. I couldn't facetime people. I was like, in a. Well, it sounded horrible. And my phone started really acting up. The bat, it was just dying left and right.

[Eddie]

So that's really big.

[Morgan]

It's the same size as my other one.

[Bobby]

She doesn't know she got an iPad.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oregon.

[Morgan]

It is kind of the size of my face.

[Bobby]

I have to get the bigger phone for the most part, too, because I can't see very well. But I think that one's bigger than mine. I haven't got a new phone in a while. Hold yours up.

[Morgan]

They kind of look like the same

[Amy]

size, but mine's smaller.

[Bobby]

I think yours might be bigger.

[Eddie]

I think yours is bigger, Morgan.

[Morgan]

Here, hold that up to Bobby's lunchboxes.

[Amy]

Is gonna be the smallest.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yours is a little bit bigger.

[Amy]

Let me see.

[Morgan]

Yeah, I mean, yours is probably.

[Amy]

Oh, we have the same lunchbox, and I have the same little. This is riveting.

[Morgan]

But it does have the zoom on this one. Goes like, times 50.

[Eddie]

What?

[Morgan]

I mean, you can see crazy things

[Bobby]

like Diana Rossini and Mike Vrabel.

[Eddie]

Maybe that's how they did it.

[Bobby]

Nad, I think. And, you know, we were talking about this last week a bunch. I do think that was a PI And I'm not. I got that from the Internet. And then the more that the Internet talks about it, it seems like that's the case. Like somebody was trying to catch them. Because you don't go out to that place in Sedona, Arizona, and be there to take those pictures unless, you know, you're there to take pictures of something.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And recognize those two.

[Bobby]

And also, they suspended her. And for a while, they were like, nothing to see here. But then they suspended her and people are like, well, how come he doesn't get suspended? There's a difference. He. Her. His job isn't covering her. Oh, her job is covering him.

[Amy]

But wasn't he giving her info?

[Bobby]

Okay, but like her, if they both were cheating, I don't know the personal dynamics of the story because they both were married. I don't know who knows what in each relationship. Every relationship's different. But her job is to be a reporter and to have information and to have sources and cover the league. And she would have information. Yeah. A lot of the times it was from. It was about something to do with him and she was here covering the Titans. And so are you getting that information because you're, you know, doing the magical hug to make the story come? If so, that is why she suspended. Because her job is to cover with integrity and have sources. His job is to coach football. Whatever he does on the side.

[Amy]

But was he giving her the information or she was just learning it by proxy of like, could be both or either.

[Bobby]

And that's not illegal.

[Amy]

Near him or.

[Bobby]

Nothing's illegal.

[Amy]

When he goes to take a shower, she sneaks into his phone.

[Bobby]

But why she. Why does she have his phone while he's showering? Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Amy, I can't get your phone while you're showering.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah.

[Amy]

Wait, what? That's what happens in the movies.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but they would already have to be close together for that to happen.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Like her job where she is supposed to be a trusted reporter.

[Amy]

I get it.

[Bobby]

Has suspended her as a trusted reporter because she's not supposed to do that with her sources.

[Amy]

Does sports journalists have the same type of report? I don't know. Yeah, the integrity category is like a.

[Bobby]

It also if a dude was with a woman in the same situation and the dude was a journalist, he would also be suspended. It is not a female only thing. What? What? Say that again.

[Amy]

Well, like is the integrity of a sports journalist. I. I just didn't know there was because I mean, obviously when you're reporting on other issues of the world, it's nice to have a neutral, like non biased reporter. I appreciate but like in sports does is it the same same but like what would it be? They would just lean more like they're rooting for the a particular team.

[Bobby]

Well, maybe you wouldn't trust what they were saying if certain information would help.

[Amy]

But aren't they just giving you what you just saw with your eyeballs?

[Bobby]

No, like they're not.

[Amy]

They're reporting on.

[Bobby]

Sometimes you're knowing no. You know, like who could be traded. Who wants to be traded.

[Amy]

Oh, gotcha. That makes sense.

[Bobby]

Stories that people don't want to get out. Stories that are leaked because a coach doesn't like a player and so he leaks a story that nobody knows. To this there's just. Sure. Is it all trivial in the grand scheme? Yes. Yeah. But I do think it was a PI that was there.

[Morgan]

So PI meaning potentially hired by one of their spouses or PI from like their profession.

[Bobby]

I don't know. But I'm going to assume just based off of now the more knowledgeable accounts talking about it. A spouse. A lot of accounts that have blue check marks think it's a him. The husband of her. Oh, that hire the PI but nobody really knows.

[Amy]

What if it's a competitor? Like someone that wants her position?

[Bobby]

I don't think that's a position that you just have a ladder and the next one up gets it.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Morgan]

And wasn't she. I believe it was her. That she also had a similar thing before. Not with him, but with somebody else.

[Bobby]

Yeah, with the. Well, it used to be the Redskins commanders the wife. But that ended up being, they said unfounded at the time. So we really know nothing. Except you don't interlock fingers. We never saw the people, at least I haven't that they all claim were with them.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they were with a group of people.

[Bobby]

It's a $2,000 a night Sedona, Arizona hotel where adults only.

[Eddie]

And we've talked about this like if we were the other people, I would have no problem being like, no, no, like I was there. Like we were all there. That was the game we were playing.

[Morgan]

Or they could have just posted a picture of them with those people like five minutes later. Like, oh no, here's a picture of us. Still no picture.

[Eddie]

Nothing.

[Bobby]

No pictures and no friends coming forward to say they were there.

[Morgan]

Pretty obvious.

[Bobby]

And even if the friends did come forward, even if I was like, yeah, I got Amy's back and said yeah, I was there and I really wasn't. They feel like they'd want. Okay, show us proof.

[Amy]

Bobby's like walking his baby in Nashville.

[Bobby]

In spirit. I mean, in spirit.

[Amy]

How about that guy running for governor in California, Eric Swalwell?

[Bobby]

It turns out now that that dude again, everything always comes out after. Like he's kind of known for that.

[Amy]

Yeah. So I mean he's. He's removed himself from the race. So he's, he's done.

[Bobby]

Anyway.

[Amy]

So whereas a couple of days ago he's like, I'm gonna fight this. And then now it's like, you know, this is more of my fight, not a campaign fight. But he's being accused by. Yes. Four women. And I feel like there's more. I'm sure. Yeah, he's some heinous things. And.

[Bobby]

Well, let me read. Because allegedly, Democrat Representative Eric Swalwell's abrupt exit from the race for California governor left his rival scrambling to lock down he. His former supporters in a crowded contest with no clear leader, injecting more turmoil into the campaign to lead the nation's most populous state. So I.

[Amy]

One of them's alleging rape.

[Bobby]

What I think, though, I think this wasn't a Republican taking down a Democrat. I think it was another Democrat taking down a Democrat to get him out so there'd be one Democrat. Because California's governor race is kind of weird. It's like the people with the most votes run for office regardless of whatever political party they're from.

[Amy]

Well, so he was saying, this is MAGA trying to take me down.

[Bobby]

I don't think it was. I think it was within his own party.

[Amy]

Well, so there's a girl, and I can't find her account anymore because it just popped up on my. For me. And she had an interview set with Eric Swalwell, and then when she posted about it, something like, to her followers to get like, hey, what questions? Or whatever, she got a DM from someone that was like, ew, he's no bueno. This is what happened. So she started doing some digging, and then she reached out to someone else who knew someone else, and she started to gather all these women, and for the last couple of months, was working on putting this out. And so from what I gathered from her and the team she had built, they sort of broke this and got the victims to be willing to go against him, because I think the victims thought they were kind of the only one. And then through her storytelling or through her investigating, she was able to piece together, you are not alone. Here we have this woman and this woman, and now they have representation, and then that's how the story. So then I was like, well, it's not an inside political thing. Like, this was a. I think it

[Bobby]

started that way, though.

[Amy]

Oh, okay.

[Bobby]

So, I mean, politics is dirty.

[Amy]

I know he.

[Bobby]

And by the way, I'm not saying he's not. Dude sounds like a bad dude, and it sounds like he's been. Just from what I'm reading from other people who are now writing more on it, it sounds like this has been something that's been happening for a while, and a lot of people knew about it.

[Amy]

Yes. One girl that used to work on the Hill, she's like, oh, yeah, I was just known. And I mean, she was a woman that like to stand against this stuff, but she's like, what's the point of fighting something? This is like a known thing, and nobody was doing anything about it.

[Bobby]

So in California, everyone runs in the same primary. Democrats, Republicans, Independents, et cetera. All voters can vote for any candidate, regardless of party. The top two candidates with the most votes advance to the general election, even if they're from the same party.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Bobby]

And so it looked him being up at the top, from what I read, it looked as if two Republicans, though, were doing well enough that there would be no Democrat running. And so if they were able to eliminate one, the other Democrat now will probably get all the votes and be up in that top two. So it was something like that.

[Amy]

Yeah. I mean, I believe that stuff like that can happen, for sure. It just was like, well, good. Whatever it took to get him, he's clearly abusing his power on many women over a decade.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy]

Doing very inappropriate things, allegedly. And

[Bobby]

he's also one with the Chinese spy. Remember that? He's what you talked about, that the Chinese spy.

[Amy]

I don't remember that.

[Bobby]

It was where Pambani got fired because she tipped him off.

[Amy]

Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. Same guy. Same guy. That's so crazy.

[Bobby]

Crazy, huh?

[Eddie]

Huh?

[Amy]

I wasn't putting two and two together on that one.

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[Amy]

I did see a clip of him back from 2019 talking about some other politician that was in a similar situation. And he's being interviewed and he's saying, you know, if it was just one person saying this about him, but there are multiple people saying this, so where there's smoke, there's fire. And it's kind of funny because now that's, like, coming back on him. Those exact words. It's like, if this was just one woman saying this about him, then okay, fine. But there right now, there are four.

[Bobby]

You know how I feel about politicians in general.

[Amy]

Yeah. Feel bad for his family.

[Bobby]

Me, too. Let's. Tell me something good. Oh, yeah, my bad.

[Amy]

I forgot.

[Bobby]

We were just telling you. We totally get.

[Amy]

Tell me something good that he. It forced him to drop out of a race and not end up with even more power. Because imagine if he had won governor and then. You don't know.

[Eddie]

So that's the. Tell me something good.

[Amy]

Yep. See, we got there. We got there.

[Bobby]

I think we could have gotten there. I think we can get there on anything, you know, let's see. I was looking to see if it had any.

[Eddie]

You need to see Morgan's zoom, dude. It is crazy. Like, she was talking about it, and I was like, oh, how close could it be?

[Morgan]

You.

[Eddie]

I just. Amy. I saw Amy's eyeball from here.

[Amy]

Oh, gosh.

[Eddie]

Like, I can zoom in that much. So maybe this whole, you know, Rabel

[Bobby]

thing, it was just an iPhone, Somebody up on a hill. All right, there you go. That's what it's all about. That was.

[Commercial Announcer]

Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

It's time for the good news with Bobby. Tell me something good. How old were you when you learned how to ride a bike?

[Amy]

Oh, gosh, I don't really know. To be five. Is that.

[Bobby]

So you learned at a normal session, I'm guessing. So there was a team bonding session. Fort Scott Community College in Kansas. It's, you know, obviously college, freshman player, never learned how to ride a bike. Oh, well, it's okay. I mean, he's gonna live.

[Amy]

I know.

[Eddie]

It's just a bike, Angie.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Not sick.

[Eddie]

It's not like.

[Amy]

I know.

[Bobby]

But he never learned how to ride a bike. And his team was like, you know how to ride a bike? And so they taught him how to ride a bike. Wow. And so the coach, Matt Glover guy, and I was like, okay, here's how to ride a bike. And so they didn't tease him about it. And this is video, the moment where he rides his bike and his teammate again. These are 18, 19, 20 year olds.

[Eddie]

I love this.

[Bobby]

And they're celebrating him. Go ahead.

[Amy]

That's awesome.

[Eddie]

I love that.

[Bobby]

I just pictured this kid, teenager, like, you know, the handlebars are all shaky the first time, and he's all shaking with it, but they're rooting them on. I love that story. That's from USA Today. That is what it's all about.

[Commercial Announcer]

That was. Tell me something good.

[Bobby]

It's time for the good news with producer Eddie. Tell me something good.

[Eddie]

A father and son went fishing in Wisconsin on a river, but it was so cold. The water was 35 degrees. It's freezing. When the boat kind of tilts and the dad goes overboard, falls in the river, and the son has a lifeguard life jacket, an extra one. So it throws it to dad, but the current's kind of fighting. So while the son is driving the boat, he gets closer to the dad and says, dad, put this under you. So you're floating that way. You don't have hypothermia. Or whatever. So he does that. The dad puts the life jacket under him and he grabs the dad by the life jacket and hauls the boat back to the, back to shore. The emergency crews are there. They're like, oh, man. If it wasn't for that life jacket, the hypothermia definitely would have set in and it would have been really bad.

[Bobby]

Dang to drag your dad on a boat too, and not run him over.

[Eddie]

Yeah, because as soon as the dad went in, he was motionless because the water was so cold.

[Bobby]

We had a dam where we grew up, big dam, they release water and the water would be like 48 degrees, which is cold. Your body turns red and we would just go and jump in it like as soon as it was cold. See how long you could stay underwater.

[Eddie]

Like polar plunge.

[Bobby]

We were cold plunging before cold plunging was even cool, right?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

But you would get down sometimes and your body would lock up.

[Eddie]

And that's what happened here.

[Bobby]

Like his worst. That was way worse.

[Eddie]

They couldn't get. He couldn't get him back in the boat.

[Bobby]

35 degree water. Yeah. That's crazy. Good for the quick thinking and good for not running over your dad with the boat if you're dragging him in.

[Eddie]

That's true too.

[Bobby]

That's a good story. Good job, kid. Also, wear your life jacket. That's what I'm gonna say from this. Yes, Wear your life jacket. If you're in a boat where the water's like 35, probably a flat bottom, I don't know what they're in. Put the life jacket on.

[Eddie]

And it's funny because, like, people think like, oh, I'm a great swimmer and that's, that's good and all, but if you get knocked out and you don't have a life jacket, it's over.

[Bobby]

Especially in 35 degree waters. Yes. Good story. Glad everybody's good. That's what it's all about. That was.

[Commercial Announcer]

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[Bobby]

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[Morgan]

It feels good to get good news.

[Bobby]

It feels good to Geico.

[Amy]

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