The Bobby Bones Show – Tuesday Pre-Post Show Summary (December 3, 2024)
Host: Bobby Bones
Participants: Lunchbox, Eddie, Ray, Mike D, Morgan
Release Date: December 3, 2024
Episode: Tuesday Pre-Post Show (12-3-24)
1. TV Shows and Taylor Sheridan's Influence
The episode kicks off with a lively discussion about Taylor Sheridan and his impact on contemporary television. The group delves into Sheridan's acquisition of the Four Sixes Ranch, highlighting its significance in the production of popular shows like Yellowstone.
Lunchbox shares enthusiasm about the latest Yellowstone episodes, particularly a memorable rattlesnake scene:
"Dude, there was a rattlesnake scene. I'm not going to pick the snake, but I'm not scared of snakes." ([01:19])
Eddie confirms Sheridan's purchase:
"He did buy the Four Sixes Ranch for $320 million." ([02:30])
The conversation expands to Sheridan's other projects, including Tulsa King starring Sylvester Stallone and the upcoming Mayor of Kingstown, which has received positive feedback from listeners.
2. Navigating the World of Investments: Stocks and Crypto
The discussion shifts to personal investments, with the participants sharing their experiences and strategies in the stock market and cryptocurrency.
Lunchbox admits to a casual approach:
"Sometimes I just push a button and I'm like, let's see what this does." ([12:17])
Ray and Mike D discuss their successful investments in Royal Caribbean Group, celebrating significant gains:
"We are plus $1,707." ([15:04])
Lunchbox humorously contrasts his limited knowledge with unexpected successes:
"I'm Bitcoin, bro. You are bitcoin." ([12:37])
The group emphasizes the importance of caution, advising listeners against paying upfront fees for headshots and being wary of scams:
"You should never pay money for anything. If they're asking you to work with, you should have headshots." ([10:38])
3. Personal Anecdotes: Gifts and Birthday Conflicts
Personal stories add a relatable touch to the conversation, particularly around gift-giving and the challenge of coordinating Christmas with a birthday.
Lunchbox recounts an awkward gift-giving experience:
"I bought her a clock once... she never even put it on her house. Stayed in a box in her closet the whole time." ([28:00])
The group discusses the complexities of balancing holiday gifts with personal celebrations, highlighting the delicate nature of surprise and expectation:
"I never want to say that to her because her whole life she's had them combined." ([26:38])
4. Political Pardons: A Heated Debate
A substantial portion of the show is dedicated to analyzing presidential pardons, comparing various administrations and their approaches to clemency.
Lunchbox critiques the frequency of pardons across different presidencies:
"George W. Bush did 200 pardons. Clinton did 459 pardons." ([48:36])
Ray expresses skepticism about the motives behind pardons, questioning the ethics and potential for favoritism:
"George H.W. Bush pardoned 77 people. Ronald Reagan pardoned 406." ([48:34])
The conversation touches on high-profile cases, including discussions about the Biden son's pardon and the implications of such actions:
"Biden should pardon his son before he gets out of office." ([44:24])
The group debates the need for stricter regulations on pardons to prevent abuse of power and ensure accountability.
5. Airline Security and Pre-Boarding Issues
Shifting focus to current events, the participants discuss recent incidents involving airline pre-boarding and security lapses.
Bobby Bones raises concerns about passengers potentially abusing pre-boarding privileges:
"They got on the plane in wheelchairs and walked to the bathroom. That tells me they're faking like they're injured." ([40:07])
Lunchbox humorously coins the term "Jetway Jesus" to describe passengers who improperly utilize pre-boarding:
"They were able to pre board and that's all they needed for... The Lord had healed them." ([40:27])
The conversation underscores the challenges airlines face in verifying disabilities and preventing misuse of services designed for genuine needs.
6. Twins and Personal Connections
Adding a lighter tone, the group shares stories about twins and their unique dynamics, drawing parallels to personal relationships and family bonds.
Lunchbox reflects on the complexities of twin relationships:
"Think about being twins and like, one is better than the other. That would be tough." ([62:16])
Ray and Eddie contribute with anecdotes about their own interactions, emphasizing the deep connections and occasional misunderstandings that can arise between twins.
7. Behind the Scenes: On-Air Moments and Guest Interactions
The show includes behind-the-scenes insights, particularly regarding interactions with guests and managing live recordings.
Lunchbox recounts an encounter with fans singing the show’s theme:
"They were singing that one... They were like, 'We love the show.' And I was just sitting there giggling." ([53:51])
Morgan shares a similar experience, highlighting the surprise and delight of meeting dedicated fans:
"They were doing all their cheers and he was probably just annoyed." ([61:00])
These moments illustrate the camaraderie between the hosts and their audience, fostering a sense of community and mutual appreciation.
8. Lighthearted Banter and Group Dynamics
Throughout the episode, the hosts engage in playful banter, showcasing their camaraderie and individual personalities.
Lunchbox jests about pardoning everyone:
"I'm pardoning everybody. I'm Joe Exotic." ([44:32])
Ray and Eddie react humorously to each other’s remarks, maintaining an entertaining and relaxed atmosphere.
9. Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Segments
As the episode nears its end, the hosts wrap up their discussions with final thoughts and teasers for future content.
Lunchbox expresses gratitude to listeners:
"Thank you guys for listening. Go check out the people. Listen to the Bobby Bone show." ([63:43])
Bobby Bones invites listeners to tune into 25 Whistles with Devin McCourty, signaling upcoming segments and guest appearances.
Notable Quotes
- Lunchbox [01:19]: "Dude, there was a rattlesnake scene. I'm not going to pick the snake, but I'm not scared of snakes."
- Eddie [02:30]: "He did buy the Four Sixes Ranch for $320 million."
- Lunchbox [12:37]: "I'm Bitcoin, bro. You are bitcoin."
- Lunchbox [28:00]: "I bought her a clock once... she never even put it on her house. Stayed in a box in her closet the whole time."
- Lunchbox [44:24]: "Biden should pardon his son before he gets out of office."
- Lunchbox [40:07]: "They got on the plane in wheelchairs and walked to the bathroom. That tells me they're faking like they're injured."
- Lunchbox [62:16]: "Think about being twins and like, one is better than the other. That would be tough."
Conclusion
This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a blend of insightful discussions on television, investments, personal anecdotes, and political commentary, all delivered with the hosts' characteristic humor and camaraderie. From dissecting Taylor Sheridan's influential works to debating the ethics of presidential pardons, the conversation remains engaging and relatable. Listeners are treated to a mix of serious analysis and lighthearted banter, making it a comprehensive and entertaining listen for fans and newcomers alike.
Note: All timestamps refer to the original transcript provided.