TUES PT 1: Big Stories From Our Break: Everything Bobby Watched + Amy Lost Her Luggage

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show Episode Title: TUES PT 1: Big Stories From Our Break: Everything Bobby Watched + Amy Lost Her Luggage
Release Date: January 7, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (represented as "T-Mobile" in the transcript)

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Introduction

In this episode of The Bobby Bones Show, Bobby revisits the big stories from the recent break, sharing his insights on the TV shows he and other hosts consumed during their downtime. Additionally, the show addresses a listener's predicament about a teenage daughter's desire for a tattoo. The episode is structured into several engaging segments, including TV show reviews, listener questions, interactive games, and uplifting good news stories.

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1. Big Stories from the Break

Timestamp: [01:33] - [37:34]

During the two and a half-week break, Bobby and his co-hosts spent time recuperating from illnesses and catching up on various television series. Here's a detailed look at their discussions:

a. TV Show Reviews

• Lioness (Paramount)

  • Bobby: "It's one of the best shows. It's awesome." ([03:43])
  • Eddie: "It's good. Did you love it? Like, so much." ([03:43])

• The Diplomat (Netflix)

  • Bobby: "Season one was good, season two was awesome. I give it four and a half out of five." ([04:32] - [05:01])
  • Lunchbox: "Season two, the Diplomat. Next level." ([04:50])

• Squid Game 2 (Netflix)

  • Bobby: "I give it four out of five squids." ([05:01] - [06:28])
  • Eddie: "Don't give it more than that." ([05:01])

• Gladiator 2 (Paramount)

  • Bobby: "I give Gladiator 1 five out of five. Gladiator 2, four and a half." ([06:28] - [06:55])

• The Stranger (Netflix)

  • Bobby: "It's slow at first but gets awesome. I give it four out of five." ([07:50] - [08:54])

• The Order (Paramount)

  • Bobby: "Based on true stories, I give it four out of five FBI agents." ([09:04] - [09:35])

• The Murder of Aaron McNair (Netflix)

  • Bobby: "I give it four out of five. It's a crazy story." ([10:06] - [10:15])

b. Key Insights and Discussions

• Chemical Fog Concerns

  • Bobby: Discussed the unusual chemical fog and its potential health impacts, referencing historical events where the US Navy sprayed bacteria into the air ([01:33] - [03:01]).

• Conspiracy Theories

  • Bobby: Ventured into the realm of conspiracy theories that have occasionally proven true, hinting at the complexity and allure of such topics ([03:01] - [03:43]).

• TV Show Preferences

  • Bobby and Co-hosts: Expressed their preferences and ratings for the various shows, fostering an engaging debate on different series' merits and storytelling techniques.

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2. Listener Questions & Advice

Timestamp: [10:52] - [14:19]

A listener, identified as "mom of a teenager," reaches out concerning her 16-year-old daughter's persistent request for a tattoo. She seeks guidance on whether to permit the tattoo under certain conditions or discourage the decision outright.

a. Discussion Points

• Parental Guidance on Tattoos
  • Bobby: Suggests that tattoos are less stigmatized today and mentions advancements in tattoo removal, making them more reversible than in the past ([13:07] - [14:19]).
  • Eddie: Shares personal regrets about a tattoo he got in his 30s and the challenges of removal, emphasizing the importance of waiting until adulthood ([12:39] - [12:55]).
  • Amy: Highlights her family's strict no-tattoo policy, recounting a personal anecdote where her brother got a tattoo unbeknownst to their father ([13:07] - [14:19]).

b. Notable Quotes

• Bobby: "Tattoos are not the stigma they used to be. They can be wiped away if you change your mind." ([13:07])
• Eddie: "I regret how I got my tattoo done 10 years ago when I was in my 30s." ([12:39])
• Amy: "Once you're 18, you can make that decision. I think 16 is a little too young." ([12:39] - [14:19])

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3. Interactive Games: Company Slogans

Timestamp: [19:28] - [37:56]

Bobby engages his co-hosts and audience in a lively game segment where participants guess the company based on its slogan. This interactive portion adds an element of fun and competition to the show.

a. Gameplay Mechanics

• Slogan Identification: Bobby plays snippets of company slogans, and participants guess the corresponding brand.
• Participation: Co-hosts, including Eddie, Amy, Lunchbox, and Morgan, actively participate, showcasing their knowledge of marketing catchphrases.

b. Sample Interactions

• "Taste the rainbow":

  • Bobby: "That's Skittles."
  • Lunchbox and Eddie: Correctly identify the brand with enthusiastic confirmations.

• "The best part of waking up":

  • Bobby: "That's Folgers."
  • Participants: Amy and others guess correctly, reinforcing familiarity with everyday product slogans.

• "Maybe she's born with it":

  • Eddie: "Maybelline."
  • Amy and Lunchbox: Correctly answer with confidence.

c. Notable Moments

• Bobby: "Respect the pouch. Capri Sun." ([29:50] - [29:54])
• Amy: "The best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup." ([25:21] - [25:32])
• Lunchbox: "The snack that smiles back is Goldfish." ([28:25] - [28:39])

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4. Good News Stories

Timestamp: [37:56] - [48:50]

The hosts shift the mood to uplifting narratives, highlighting acts of kindness and extraordinary achievements.

a. Amber Bryant's Story

• Listener Ashley's Experience:

  • Eddie: Narrates how Ashley praised her server, Amber Bryant, on social media, leading to Rick Clark surprising Amber with $1,500 in cash and gift cards as a tip ([46:56] - [47:23]).
  • Bobby: Praises Amber's exceptional service and Rick Clark's community support initiative ([46:56] - [47:23]).

• Notable Quote:

  • Eddie: "Rick Clark went around town and surprised Amber with $800 in cash and $700 in gift cards." ([46:56] - [47:23])

b. Alessandro Slabir's Surfing Feat

• Potential World Record:

  • Amy: Discusses Alessandro Slabir's record-breaking 108-foot wave ride at Mavericks, San Francisco, emphasizing the significance and challenges of verifying such feats ([46:56] - [48:50]).
  • Bobby: Celebrates the possibility of an American breaking the existing record held by a German surfer ([47:40] - [48:50]).

• Notable Quote:

  • Amy: "If he does break the record, that's pretty cool because the last person that has the record is German." ([47:40] - [48:50])

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5. Games and Interactive Segments

Timestamp: [37:56] - [48:50]

Beyond the company slogans, Bobby incorporates other interactive games to engage both the hosts and the audience.

a. "Yesterday" Lyrics Challenge

• Objective: Participants attempt to sing along with a three-year-old's rendition of the Beatles' "Yesterday," focusing on staying in rhythm.

• Challenges Faced:

  • Lunchbox: Struggles to keep up with the timing, highlighting the difficulty of synchronizing with the child's pace ([43:21] - [45:48]).
  • Bobby: Encourages practice and offers rewards for improvement, fostering a supportive environment ([43:21] - [46:21]).

• Notable Moments:

  • Bobby: "Yesterday all my troubles seem so far away..." ([43:21] - [46:21])
  • Lunchbox: Repeats lyrics with increasing delays, leading to humorous interactions ([44:39] - [46:21])

b. General Participation

• Engagement: Hosts continuously interact, laugh, and support each other through the challenges of the games, enhancing the show's lively atmosphere.

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6. Final Highlights and Closing Remarks

Timestamp: [48:50] - [49:46]

As the episode approaches its conclusion, Bobby recaps the stories and encourages listeners to stay tuned for the second part of the podcast.

• Bobby: Summarizes the main highlights, emphasizing the importance of the stories shared and the camaraderie among hosts ([49:03] - [49:46]).
• Closing Call to Action: Listeners are invited to tune into the next episode or wait for Podcast Part 2 to continue the engaging conversations ([49:03] - [49:46]).

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• On TV Show Quality:

  • Bobby: "Lunchbox can watch Squid Game 1, but he's still not up to par with the other shows." ([05:21] - [05:29])

• On Listener's Tattoo Question:

  • Bobby: "You have to be cautious about where you put it and what you do." ([13:07])

• On Good News - Amber Bryant:

  • Eddie: "Rick Clark surprised Amber with $800 in cash and $700 in gift cards." ([46:56])

• On Surfing Record:

  • Amy: "If he does break the record, that's pretty cool because the last person has the record is German." ([47:40])

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Conclusion

This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a blend of insightful TV reviews, heartfelt listener advice, engaging interactive games, and inspiring good news stories. Bobby and his co-hosts create a dynamic and entertaining environment, keeping listeners informed and entertained even during a break. Whether you're a fan looking to discover new shows, seeking parenting advice, or simply wanting to enjoy some lighthearted games, this episode delivers it all with charisma and enthusiasm.

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Note: This summary is crafted based on the provided transcript and aims to encapsulate all key points and discussions while maintaining a natural flow for readers unfamiliar with the original podcast.

Transcript

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[T-Mobile]

Welcome to Tuesday's show Morning Studio Morning. I watch so many things over the break, and today's Tuesday reviews day. I'm just gonna start with everything that I watch. My wife and I were sick almost the whole time. Not both of us at the same time, but at some point during all the two weeks one of us was sick. Everything's going around like the flu, the norovirus Covid, the fog. You guys see the fog? No, no, there's a whole. Hey Ray, you have a clip about the fog. Listen. Listen to this. So it's crazy foggy right now, but that's not the weird part. Like, number one, it's weird because as it gets later in the day, fog should lighten, dissipate. But the weirdest part is the taste and smell. It smells like acid after you set off a bunch of fireworks and like, the taste of the air is. I mean, the only word I can think of is toxic, and it's kind of worrying me a little bit. So it's a chemical fog, and the flu's going around, and they say this fog gives people flu, like, symptoms.

[Amy]

Who is this dude?

[T-Mobile]

He's a TikTok.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. I mean, come on. Like, what are we doing, Doctor?

[T-Mobile]

Listen to this. So this did happen, though, back in the day.

[Amy]

London fog.

[T-Mobile]

No, that's different. That's a tea type of tea.

[Amy]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. A thick, mysterious fog has descended on the United States. But for one week in September, in the 50s, the US Navy sprayed massive amounts of bacteria into the air two miles off the coast of San Francisco, California. It was a fog.

[Amy]

What the.

[T-Mobile]

I know. So this has happened in the past, and now these weird fogs are popping up and do I think it's what it really is? No, but again, it's hap. I also got into the whole thing of conspiracy theories that have turned out to be true, and that's a whole rabbit hole. You go down, you're like, oh, my God. Some of. Some of them are true. Anyway, we were sick. I don't know. We got the big fog of Tennessee, but it has been a thing before. They sprayed fog, and it had bacteria and toxins in it. That being said, I was going to list all the stuff that we watched because we were sick. We watched Lioness on Paramount, plus seasons one and two, and Morgana talked about. She watched it. It's one of the best shows. It's awesome.

[Eddie]

It's good. Did you love it? Like, so much.

[T-Mobile]

Like, so much. And the reviews were, like, 68, 81. Like, look, we watched season one. We were like, oh, that was really good. We watched the two. We were like, oh, weird. It was awesome. Like, CIA shoot them up. The Zoe Saldana. Like, she is. What's the Avengers? No. Guardians of the Galaxy.

[Eddie]

Yeah, she's that.

[T-Mobile]

And she's small, but, dude, she's ba. And you believe her? I give it four and a half out of five CIA agents. You like it?

[Eddie]

Yeah, no, I love it. Yeah. I'm not done, but I. So I won't comment.

[T-Mobile]

But you can comment.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. It's great, though, right?

[Eddie]

I'm into season two, and I love it.

[T-Mobile]

I wish I were watching it again. You finished both seasons?

[Eddie]

Yeah. Oh, I binge watch those. It's turned me into looking for shows like that, and I still can't find it.

[T-Mobile]

So you told me about Diplomat.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[T-Mobile]

And so we watched the Diplomat on Netflix, which is CIA. Ish, too. I definitely could be a member of the CIA at this point. So watch the Diplomat. And that's Kerry Russell, and she is an ambassador. And she goes over to London. Whatever. And season one, I thought was good. It was. I give season one four out of five.

[Lunchbox]

Season two.

[T-Mobile]

Oh, my God, it's four and a half. I can't get. I don't give anything. Fives. Almost nothing. Four and a half out of five. Season two, the Diplomat. Next level.

[Eddie]

Okay, so do I have to finish season one, or can I just jump?

[T-Mobile]

No, she's. Finish it. Yeah, finish it. Well, and it looked boring. And it starts a little slow, but Diplomat is. She's an ambassador. She used to be in the Middle East. They sent her to London.

[Eddie]

Her husband is.

[T-Mobile]

Her husband used to be an ambassador. It's awesome.

[Eddie]

The Diplomat came from me watching Lioness because I kept trying to find these CIA shows.

[T-Mobile]

Do you watch the Agency? Yes.

[Eddie]

Oh, yes.

[T-Mobile]

That's on Hulu. It's CIA as well. I'm totally CIA. It's on Hulu.

[Eddie]

Oh, it is.

[T-Mobile]

I don't know. I don't want to fight you on it, because I'm not sure, but I think it's on Hulu.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Mike, would you let me know?

[Eddie]

The Agency I started watching on Paramount.

[Lunchbox]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

But I have Paramount through Hulu.

[Eddie]

Okay. Okay.

[T-Mobile]

So it's not on Apple, but I watch it on Hulu and have Paramount to Hulu.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

And there's only, like, a couple episodes left. That's not done yet. It's CIA. It's awesome, too, but not an official review. So we're totally CIA then. Won't give that a review. But I can be a member of the CIA, no problem. All right, next up, Squid Game two. Watch Squid Game one. Loved one of my favorite top five shows of all time. My wife watched all nine hours in one day so she could watch Squid Game two with me. I give it four out of five. Don't give it more than that. But here's the thing. Squid Game 2, and we mentioned this on the show already, it was meant to only be the first half of the season, but it was so long. They are putting out season three in a couple of months. So I was watching it and I was like, what a cliffhanger. I gotta wait four years. And they're like, no, we got season three coming out soon.

[Amy]

That's exciting.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. So four. I give that four out of five squids. My wife had never seen Gladiator. And why would she? She's like, I don't really chase those shows down. But Gladiator 2 is out and I wanted to see Gladiator 2 and she's like, I'll watch Gladiator 1. And so I again give Gladiator 1 five out of five. And she really liked Gladiator 1. She's like, oh, that's real good. We watched Gladiator 2 and I was like, surely this thing can't be that good. I give it four and a half.

[Amy]

Wow.

[T-Mobile]

Have you seen Gladiator 2? Yeah, I guess my expectations were so low because after something is so good at one, I think it's going to be terrible at two. And they're just doing a money chase. I think that's why I give it four and a half because I had so such low expectations. But that dude one is good looking. Paul Mescal. Paul Mescal, good looking dude has a shirt off a lot in it too. And then I thought Den was pretty good. I thought he was great. Yeah, that's pretty good. And all that stuff's true. And I liked it. And four and a half out of five, Swords and sharks. Okay, what'd you rate it? I give it a four. Yeah. Some of the CGI was a little bit. The shark CGI was a little weird.

[Morgan]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

Eddie was. I didn't even see it. And he was like, I asked about it. Yeah, but did you know the Coliseum? Because except for the main character, all that stuff is true. But they used to flood the Coliseum so they could have water boat battles in there.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, that's cool.

[T-Mobile]

And they do that.

[Amy]

And they would put sharks in there too.

[T-Mobile]

I don't know what they usually do in there. Dude, probably. I watched the Stranger. Have you guys seen that? It just came out on Netflix and It's from like 2002. And this movie is about an undercover cop who is trying to take down and try to find who did this, like bad stuff to a kid. And so. But they're looking for multiple people. And so it's. He's undercover inside of a. And it's slow and terrible for the first 15, 20 minutes. And Caitlin, I were like, we're gonna hate this. It's awesome. Oh, man.

[Amy]

But you gotta go through that 20 minutes.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Yep.

[Eddie]

I'm like, can you just.

[T-Mobile]

A friendship. A friendship. No, you can't. Cause it's all character building. Mark, an undercover cop forms an intense intimate relationship with Henry, a murder suspect, in an attempt to earn his trust and get a confession, risking both their lives in the process. 92% of rotten tomatoes.

[Amy]

Any famous people in there?

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, but I don't know them. Joel Edgerton, who was in another show I watched. But yeah, Australian. Famous, I guess. Okay, so. And we'll put all these online. The Stranger. Four out of five. They smoke a lot.

[Amy]

So you. So it's gonna drop it a little bit?

[T-Mobile]

No, I just. It's like.

[Amy]

But maybe it's.

[T-Mobile]

But it's based on a true story.

[Amy]

It's a true story. There you go.

[T-Mobile]

Story. Next up, the Order about a white supremacy group in the 80s.

[Amy]

True dang.

[T-Mobile]

And white supremacy group. And they're like, is this white supremacy group the same people that are doing the terrorist stuff? And the dude from the Christmas movie, the romantic Christmas movie, Jude Law. Jude Law is in it. The Main. He's the FBA age in the 80s, based on a true story. I give it four out of five FBI agents. I would have given it three and a half for just the movie, but it's true. So they didn't take like crazy sensational liberties with it. It's wild. It's. White supremacy group in Northwest.

[Lunchbox]

What is that called?

[T-Mobile]

America the Order.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, you watch so many stuff. I gotta write all this down, dude.

[T-Mobile]

That's all we did.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, I can't keep up.

[T-Mobile]

So we'll put it all online. Lioness. Boom. Diplomat, Boom. Squid Games 2. Boom. Gladiator. Wanted to. Boom. The Stranger. Boom. The Order. Boom.

[Amy]

It's a lot of tv.

[Lunchbox]

I feel like I slacked off during the break, I guess too.

[T-Mobile]

We were in bed. What else are we gonna do?

[Eddie]

I mean, if you're sick and it's break, then that makes.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, so that's it. I watched the murder of Aaron McNair too, but you guys won't care about that as much.

[Amy]

Oh, that's crazy story.

[T-Mobile]

It's a crazy story.

[Amy]

Crazy story.

[T-Mobile]

The. He played quarterback here in town.

[Eddie]

Oh, I watched the Titans a while back.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, I got way more questions. I don't think the girl. I don't think the girl did it.

[Amy]

Really?

[T-Mobile]

I don't think the girl murdered him.

[Eddie]

Oh, you think that?

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. Okay, I give that four out of five. Untold. The Murder of Aaron McNair on Netflix. And I watched that one without my wife cuz she had gone to bed not feeling good. So I was like, let me watch something sports.

[Amy]

She'd probably like that too though.

[Eddie]

I thought it was interesting. I knew nothing about him.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, there we go. That's it. That's my Tuesday reviews day. We'll put it all Online so you can see all of it. But we watched a lot. We had two and a half weeks and we were six. We watched everything. Watch out for that fog, though. I'm just saying what I'm saying.

[Amy]

Toxic.

[T-Mobile]

I'm just saying what I'm saying.

[Lunchbox]

It's the anonymous in box.

[T-Mobile]

Anonymous in box question to be had. Send it into the mailbag. Hello, bobby bones. My 16 year old has been asking for a tattoo for months. While I appreciate that she's been open about it, she's too young to make a decision like this. So it is a non starter. She keeps showing me designs, says she'll do it as soon as she turns 18. If I say no, how can I get her to realize this is something she might regret later? Or should I consider allowing it? But only under certain conditions. Signed mom of a teenager. Okay, I don't have kids, but I will say this also, she's like late 16, almost 17. I think it's a bit different if it's small, but they can, they can remove tattoos a lot easier nowadays than they could five to 10 years ago. And I think that should affect your decision, especially if it's not like a full neck tattoo of like a eagle, you know, holding up the auburn mascot in his mouth, you know, whatever that is. Amy, you have a teenager.

[Eddie]

I do, and she's actually 17. And there's a, there's some stuff we've held off on. And when she's 18, she can decide to do like, she's wanted to get her nose pierced for over a year and a half now and we've just held out with like, hey, when you're 18, which that's coming up in a couple of months. So she may come home with a nose ring, but she'll be 18.

[T-Mobile]

So can you change though, that from when she turns 18 to. Well, when you're living in my house? I feel like that's an easy modification.

[Eddie]

We could, however, we have said once you're 18, you can make that decision. And I do feel like something like, like that, like a hole in your face or a tattoo on your body. Let's just put it off and see how we feel once we are old enough. I think 16 is a little too young in my opinion. Like, I regret how I got my tattoo done 10 years ago when I was in my 30s.

[T-Mobile]

Like, so tramp stamp on your back.

[Eddie]

Barbed wire, like, and I already went to have an appointment to see about getting it removed. And it's expensive and it takes a long time, by the way.

[T-Mobile]

It's not a tramp stamp. Will you please say what it is so people don't think that.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah, no. I have the word joy on my wrist, which is great, but I wish I would have done like a single needle. I didn't know that. And you can get them tiny now. Like they've made advancements. So I do think that you just have to be cautious about where you put it and what you do. But for me, I would say no, we're going to wait.

[T-Mobile]

Eddie, you have a 16 year old.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

He wants. Let's say he wants a small tattoo.

[Amy]

My house, my rules.

[T-Mobile]

So your house more than age.

[Amy]

I'm all about the house.

[T-Mobile]

For sure.

[Amy]

Once you get.

[T-Mobile]

Because.

[Amy]

And that helps us get. Get him out of the house anyway.

[T-Mobile]

See, I think about second level. You're going second level.

[Amy]

Yes. Go live your life.

[T-Mobile]

You want your own rules. Okay, so I think tattoos, first of all, are not the stigma they used to be. Even to us. And to us, they're not the stigma they were to the generation before us. Mostly it was prison and military. You get them when you're in the military. Like my uncle had all the. All kinds. Jail. He got him in jail. He wasn't a person who's in jail. So even to us, not a big deal. I can understand if you think it's too young. I would just to consider if she's late. 16, almost 17. It's only a year away. She's gonna do anyway. It could be one of those compromises that you make with her. She has to do something. She can. You can always get something out of it that you're looking for. And just know they can be wiped away. You gotta know what it is, too. You can't get the anarchy sign, you know, unlike your collarbone. But it feels like a small butterfly on like the back of your shoulder. No harm there, really. And if it's bad, she can get rid of it because it's much easier. But you guys are the parents.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we are.

[Amy]

You know, my brother.

[T-Mobile]

If she just turned 16, though, I think it's a different story. I think if she's about to be 17, because you're only one year out anyway, and you can actually get something back for it. And that's a big part. Like there's a. There's give, take there.

[Eddie]

There's a give and take.

[T-Mobile]

Go ahead.

[Amy]

My dad had rules of, like, absolutely no tattoos at all. And my brother got one when he was, I don't know, like 20 or something. My dad didn't find out until two days before he died.

[T-Mobile]

How did he find out? What?

[Amy]

Because my brother had a stroke at the hospital, so they had taken his clothes off, and he had. He was. He didn't have a shirt on. And my dad's like, huh?

[T-Mobile]

Is that why he was grounded in the hospital?

[Amy]

I was like, that's crazy. My dad found out either way.

[T-Mobile]

Thank you for the email. Good luck with that. You can't make a wrong decision. We're not parent shaming here. But they do come off a lot easier is all I'm saying. All right, close it up. Is Lexi in Mississippi?

[Eddie]

I have a morning corny for Amy and it's also for Eddie. What does a Cowboys fan do after his team wins the Super Bowl? Who turns off his Xbox?

[T-Mobile]

Bye.

[Eddie]

Love the show.

[T-Mobile]

Thanks. That's dirty. That's funny, but that's dirty. All right, give me Mike and Sarasota, Florida, quick question. I notice everybody on this show when I watch on YouTube has headphones on. Except Amy always has earbuds in. What's up with that, Amy? What's up with that?

[Eddie]

Oh, they hurt my head.

[T-Mobile]

I don't wear headphones either. I wear ears. Inner ears. Amy wears.

[Eddie]

Yours are like the apple ones. Oh, yeah. They came with my iPhone ten years ago, maybe.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, mine are. So it doesn't look like I'm wearing headphones. Yeah, everybody else wears headphones, but yeah, there's no real reason. We just have what makes us feel comfortable.

[Eddie]

I guess the top of my head gets tender or sensitive or something, but sometimes I will wear them for different things and I last about 45 minutes.

[T-Mobile]

Is it because you rip your hair.

[Eddie]

Out your head and it's the top of my head? It starts to hurt. Maybe I have.

[T-Mobile]

You guys can call and leave us voicemails anytime. 8, 7, 7, 7, Bobby. And you can also watch our show on YouTube. Go subscribe to the Bobby Bones show channel on YouTube if you don't mind. Bones.

[Morgan]

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I'm Jason Alexander.

[Peter Tilden]

And I'm Peter Tilden. And together on the really Know really.

[Jason Alexander]

Podcast, our mission is to get the true answers to life's baffling questions, like.

[Peter Tilden]

Why they refuse to make the bathroom door go all the way to the floor.

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[Jason Alexander]

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[T-Mobile]

How are you? Hello.

[Peter Tilden]

My friend Wayne Knight about Jurassic Park.

[Jason Alexander]

Wayne Knight, welcome to really no really, Sir.

[T-Mobile]

Bless you all.

[Peter Tilden]

Hello Newman. And you never know when Howie Mandel might just stop by to talk about judging.

[Amy]

Really? That's the opening?

[T-Mobile]

Really?

[Morgan]

No really? Yeah, really?

[Amy]

No really.

[Peter Tilden]

Go to reallynoreally.com and register to win 500, a guest spot on our podcast or a limited edition sign, Jason Bobblehead.

[Amy]

It's called really?

[Jason Alexander]

No really? And you can find it on the iHeartRadio app on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[T-Mobile]

Here's Amy's pile of stories.

[Eddie]

It's a new year, so according to science, I have ways to be happier in 2025. You ready?

[T-Mobile]

Oh, boy, am I ever.

[Eddie]

Go ahead, Bobby. You need to take time to, quote, do nothing and just be.

[T-Mobile]

I mean, last year my resolution was to be bored more because I actually am more creative when I'm bored and if I'm just running, running, running, I'm not. So I always find that during the break that we have, I do get a little bored. And it. It kind of reignites that. Oh, I'm actually creative and funny because I don't feel that way when I'm going, going, going. So I like that.

[Eddie]

Embrace your friendships and make them more of a priority this year.

[Amy]

Pass.

[Eddie]

Next. Okay, you're all here.

[T-Mobile]

Go ahead.

[Eddie]

Take some time to volunteer with a cause that is important to you.

[T-Mobile]

That's good. You do feel good again. A lot of times I'm. I do money when I feel really guilty.

[Eddie]

You do money? Like donate?

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, like. Like I don't it regularly anyway to certain things. We do a lot on the show. But if I'm really guilty, feel really guilty, I just throw more money at it. But that's. I feel like that's okay. That's me talking myself out of it.

[Eddie]

I think for this and the happiness, it's like actually hands on. I know volunteer work, like the food bank. Not just giving, but go with your time and like you feel.

[T-Mobile]

No, but I need that time to be bored so I can be more creative.

[Eddie]

And then a big one here that could be cool is understanding your ancestry, connecting with your family, and taking time to understand where you came from.

[T-Mobile]

That makes me sad because we're all dead. Okay.

[Eddie]

But still.

[T-Mobile]

Or. Or a biological father who left me. So go ahead.

[Eddie]

Okay. Now I've got words that are banished for 2025. Like, we need to stop using them.

[T-Mobile]

The N word. Yes.

[Amy]

Oh, man.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. That's of course banned.

[Eddie]

Definitely.

[T-Mobile]

And the F word.

[Amy]

Yeah, not that one.

[Lunchbox]

Did that make the list?

[Amy]

That's got to be used.

[T-Mobile]

These are not the four letter one. Oh, the slur. Okay.

[Amy]

Three letter one.

[Eddie]

Yeah, those are obvious. And they've been.

[T-Mobile]

I was saying we should like. Got it.

[Eddie]

These are more. You know, cringe is a word all.

[T-Mobile]

The people use all the time. Yeah. I went to. We should just eliminate those. Okay, go ahead.

[Eddie]

So stop using cringe also.

[T-Mobile]

I don't. I don't mind cringe if it literally. Because. Because I say literally when I mean it. I would say before that was the term. I'd be like, man, that. That is so cringe worthy. Makes me cringe. I don't mind cringe as long as you're like, cringe. You know, I think it's tone.

[Amy]

That's how Amy said it. Cringe, cringe.

[Eddie]

Game changer.

[T-Mobile]

Don't mind it.

[Eddie]

Okay. Era. Like, you're in there. Era.

[T-Mobile]

I don't mind arrow or season. Okay. Like, it's, you know, if it's like, you know.

[Amy]

Yeah, Sweater season.

[T-Mobile]

I'm okay with these so far.

[Lunchbox]

That's like a bad list.

[Eddie]

A Y, K, Y K, I, Y.

[T-Mobile]

K, Y K. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I love that one.

[Eddie]

Well, I don't really say that though.

[Amy]

You just write it out.

[T-Mobile]

I really don't even do that, you.

[Eddie]

Know, if, you know, you know, I don't.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, I don't like.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they say it's cheesy. Don't use it anymore. 100.

[T-Mobile]

I'm good with that.

[Eddie]

Just don't do 101% and period. Like, if you're talking and you say, okay, this is how I feel, period, and you state the period out loud just now.

[T-Mobile]

That's been happening since, like, our parents, right? That I don't get to see anymore.

[Eddie]

Because, oh, boy, my son has been doing voice texts and now he speaks that way to me. Like, he'll be like, hey, mom, what are we having for dinner? Question mark. You don't have to say your punctuation to me. Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman shared their secret to keeping their marriage fridge happy and quote, steamy.

[T-Mobile]

Okay.

[Eddie]

And pretty much it's having separate shower heads. Like two of them in the shower and then separate toilets. The toilet things they call commodes, but.

[T-Mobile]

That'S a Southern thing, so it must be an Australian thing too. Maybe because my grandma called them commodes. But I wonder if that's Australian and like Deep South Arkansas, possibly. So two commodes and this sizzle stays sizzling.

[Eddie]

Yeah, a double headed shower and two different, different commodes and you will be good to go. All right, I'm Amy. That's my pile.

[T-Mobile]

That was Amy's pile of stories.

[Morgan]

It's time for the good news with Amy.

[T-Mobile]

Tell me something good.

[Eddie]

So this woman, Ashley, she stopped in the boiler room. It's a restaurant and she had her kids with her. It was really hectic, but her server, Amber Bryant, just really went above and beyond helping her with her kids, even packing extra snacks, helping her box up all the food. So she went to social media just to talk about her experience, saying how awesome Amber was. Well, the post went viral and caught the attention of a guy named Rick Clark. He's someone in the community that Calls attention to people that do good. And then he goes around town and collects money, gift cards, all kinds of things, and he shows up and surprises the person. So he showed up with $800 in cash and $700 in gift cards to hand over to Amber as a tip.

[T-Mobile]

Awesome. Great story. Good job. What's the name again?

[Eddie]

His name's Rick Clark.

[T-Mobile]

Dick Clark.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[T-Mobile]

Richard Dick Clark. Yeah. Good story. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me, Bones. The game is named that company slogan. Amy. If I say, taste the rainbow, Skittles, believe the rainbow. Taste the rainbow Skittles. That's Skittles, right? Write your answer down, guys. If you miss it, you're out. Wow. Yeah, it's. It's Survivor. Morgan, you're in this one too.

[Lunchbox]

I like that.

[T-Mobile]

Amy. Lunchbox. Morgan. Eddie, they're magically delicious. We're looking for the company slogan.

[Amy]

Why are you giving up so quickly?

[T-Mobile]

They're magically delicious.

[Lunchbox]

Brain farting. I was like, I don't know that.

[T-Mobile]

Brain farting. He's currently in the middle of a fart lunchbox. Lucky Charms, Amy.

[Eddie]

Lucky Charms.

[T-Mobile]

Morgan.

[Eddie]

Lucky Charms.

[T-Mobile]

Eddie.

[Amy]

That's Lucky Charms.

[T-Mobile]

Good job, good job, good job. Next one up. The best part of waking up. I'm in.

[Eddie]

And easy.

[T-Mobile]

The best part of waking up.

[Amy]

I'm in.

[Lunchbox]

I'm in. For the win.

[T-Mobile]

Morgan. Folgers Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Folgers in your cup, Eddie.

[Amy]

That's Folgers.

[Eddie]

Amy Folgers.

[T-Mobile]

Correct. The best part of waking up. Lego my blank. Amen.

[Lunchbox]

And M for the win.

[T-Mobile]

Lego my blank.

[Amy]

I'm in.

[T-Mobile]

Amy. Eggo lunchbox. Ego, Morgan.

[Eddie]

Ego.

[T-Mobile]

Amy. Eddie.

[Amy]

Eggo.

[T-Mobile]

Lego my. Please. Yeah, she did let go. My mother.

[Lunchbox]

Oh.

[T-Mobile]

Next up. Good.

[Eddie]

I'm in.

[Amy]

Stop dropping your pen.

[T-Mobile]

What's he doing every time?

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Lunchbox]

It.

[T-Mobile]

No.

[Lunchbox]

This is the second time I've done that.

[T-Mobile]

We've only done four.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, I know. He said I did it every time. He lied.

[T-Mobile]

Good, good. Company slogan. Good.

[Amy]

I'm in.

[T-Mobile]

Three seconds. Time. Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Kfc. That's finger linking. Good. So maybe it's good.

[T-Mobile]

Maybe they're minimum goods.

[Eddie]

Okay, Morgan, I had K's. Like the cereal case. Who? Special K's.

[T-Mobile]

Special K. I never heard of K's.

[Eddie]

Excited to see a K. Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. Both of you guys are out. Yep.

[Amy]

Eddie, I have Campbell soup.

[Eddie]

Amy, it's Campbell soup.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

I knew I saw 25.

[T-Mobile]

Oh, dang. It's over.

[Lunchbox]

I'm not gonna go all year on the video.

[T-Mobile]

It's Over. Sucks lunchbox. Out. Morgan out. Next one. Want to get away? Want to get away.

[Amy]

I'm in.

[Eddie]

I'm in.

[T-Mobile]

Amy.

[Eddie]

Southwest Eddie.

[Amy]

Southwest.

[T-Mobile]

Boom.

[Eddie]

Want to get away?

[T-Mobile]

Next one. Maybe she's born with it.

[Eddie]

I'm in.

[Amy]

What the.

[T-Mobile]

Well, I didn't finish it, but.

[Amy]

Oh, there's more.

[T-Mobile]

Well, barely. Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's.

[Amy]

That's a big one.

[Eddie]

That helped you.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Don't be so dramatic, dude.

[Amy]

I'm in.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

Amy.

[Eddie]

Maybelline.

[T-Mobile]

Eddie.

[Amy]

Maybe it's Maybelline.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, baby.

[Eddie]

She's bargaining.

[T-Mobile]

Maybe it's. Next up. The snack that smiles back.

[Eddie]

What?

[T-Mobile]

What? You guys don't know the snack? I would know this one.

[Lunchbox]

Never heard it.

[Eddie]

The snack that smiles back.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay, I'm in.

[T-Mobile]

And I don't know all these on.

[Eddie]

This list, but I have no idea. But I'm not gonna waste people's time.

[T-Mobile]

I hate when I do that.

[Amy]

Yeah. I'm in.

[T-Mobile]

Amy.

[Eddie]

Goldfish.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Cuz they. They smile.

[T-Mobile]

Snack to smiles back.

[Amy]

Smile.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Pringles.

[Eddie]

Let's go.

[T-Mobile]

How's a Pringle smile?

[Eddie]

You can't stop.

[Amy]

I know.

[T-Mobile]

That's what you do when you eat them.

[Amy]

I smile.

[T-Mobile]

Right here. Goldfish.

[Amy]

Dang.

[T-Mobile]

Amy's our winner.

[Eddie]

All right.

[T-Mobile]

Hit that. Hit that. There. This is your prize. You guys make. Don't make a noise. Okay?

[Lunchbox]

No noise.

[T-Mobile]

You guys do not deserve to play in the bonus round.

[Eddie]

Don't groan or drop or Amy.

[T-Mobile]

Where a kid can be a kid.

[Eddie]

Where a kid can be a kid. Where. Oh, oh. Toys R Us or showbiz.

[T-Mobile]

Close.

[Eddie]

Chuck E. Cheese.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. You were thinking of if you. The mu. Toys R Us.

[Lunchbox]

I don't want to grow up. I want to be a Toys R Us kid.

[Eddie]

Maybe you were thinking a kid can not grow up.

[Amy]

Yeah. I mean, it was around it.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, how about this? Respect the pouch. I didn't know this one. Huh? Respect the pouch. Do context clues if you don't know.

[Eddie]

I know. I'm thinking pouch. Respect the pouch. Australia. Kangaroo.

[T-Mobile]

Interesting way to go.

[Eddie]

Respect the pouch. Camelback.

[T-Mobile]

Camelback. Like the brand.

[Eddie]

Like the pouch of water.

[T-Mobile]

Got it.

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Lunchbox]

Respect the pouch. Respect it.

[T-Mobile]

Capri Sun.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's a pouch. Okay. See? Okay.

[T-Mobile]

Okay. Here we go. Need a moment. Chew it over with blank.

[Eddie]

Need a moment.

[T-Mobile]

Need a moment. Chew it over with stickers. No, but I think I might have gone there, too.

[Eddie]

You need a bit. So that's a. You need a break.

[Amy]

Is it gum?

[T-Mobile]

No.

[Eddie]

Morgan, do you know that one Pimentos Candy Lunchbox.

[T-Mobile]

You know that one? No.

[Eddie]

Starburst.

[T-Mobile]

Need a moment. Chew it over with my hair. Play the clip, Ray. Need a moment. Chew it over with.

[Eddie]

Chew it over Quicks.

[Amy]

Never heard.

[Lunchbox]

Never heard that.

[T-Mobile]

Very similar. It's too similar to Snickers, where it's like, what? No, you're not. You. Yeah, well. Or like somebody's doing something stupid, about to say something stupid, they give them the Snickers to eat real quick. You guys seen that one? Yeah.

[Eddie]

I like the hangry.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, next up for the clean feeling, no matter what.

[Eddie]

Mr. Clean.

[T-Mobile]

No.

[Eddie]

Oh, Irish soap. For a good, clean feeling, no matter what.

[T-Mobile]

That would give it to you. Spring guys, you're banned until I come to you. All of you.

[Lunchbox]

But, Amy, the bonus run has been a struggle. It's pretty embarrassing.

[T-Mobile]

Well, I got hard.

[Eddie]

Dial.

[T-Mobile]

No, I think her voice would at least help me a little bit, because it also dings. You know what?

[Lunchbox]

Pneumonia, illness, Pine Sol thing.

[T-Mobile]

A commercial for an illness. Pneumonia? No. Orbit gum. She's in, like, the flight attendant uniform and a dick.

[Amy]

Oh. She says no matter what.

[T-Mobile]

Play that one again, Ray, for a.

[Eddie]

Good, clean feeling, no matter what.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. Okay. These are hard. Two more. Go ahead. Next one. Crazy good. Crazy good.

[Eddie]

Oh, Little Caesars.

[T-Mobile]

No, that's beat to beat.

[Eddie]

Okay, great. What?

[T-Mobile]

No other guesses?

[Eddie]

No.

[T-Mobile]

They got hard, you guys.

[Amy]

No.

[T-Mobile]

No. It alls okay. Pop Tarts.

[Lunchbox]

That's what I was gonna say.

[T-Mobile]

No, you weren't. Next up, kid tested, mother approved.

[Eddie]

Oh, life.

[T-Mobile]

No. Oh, okay. Yellow card for Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

I just said no.

[T-Mobile]

Red card. Eliminated from next game.

[Eddie]

Oh, wow. Is it a cereal, though?

[T-Mobile]

It is.

[Eddie]

Okay, it's not life, but it's like. Like life.

[T-Mobile]

It's kicks.

[Eddie]

Kicks.

[T-Mobile]

The thing is, we said no movements or yelling, so you got. I hate red. It hurts me more than it hurts you.

[Amy]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

I had to red card him for the next game.

[Eddie]

That wasn't worth the red flag, either. It wasn't like, sometimes it's wor.

[T-Mobile]

It. It wasn't. He got. Totally blew it.

[Amy]

It's never worth it.

[T-Mobile]

It's never worth it.

[Eddie]

I bet.

[T-Mobile]

Lunchbox, I will come to you now you're in the penalty box. You'll miss the next game, but go ahead.

[Lunchbox]

Can I come out of the penalty box? All I said was no.

[T-Mobile]

No, first of all. And you threw your arm up. We said no big motions. Being like, I know everything, but I didn't know it. I. I have to.

[Lunchbox]

Well, you didn't know.

[T-Mobile]

I'm being told in my ear I got to stick to it. The lawyers just had to stick to it. Yeah. Amy, you are the winner. Let's watch you out of the next game. Eddie, you were annoying. And Morgan, you did a good job even though you lost. Thanks. Thanks for being fun to be around.

[Eddie]

Thank you.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah.

[Amy]

All right.

[Lunchbox]

How do I earn my way back in?

[Amy]

You got to sit out.

[T-Mobile]

You got to sit out.

[Amy]

That's it.

[T-Mobile]

All right.

[Morgan]

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I'm Jason Alexander.

[Peter Tilden]

And I'm Peter Tilden. And together on the really Know really podcast.

[Jason Alexander]

Our mission is to get the true answers to life's baffling questions, like why.

[Peter Tilden]

They refuse to make the bathroom door go all the way to the floor.

[Jason Alexander]

We got the answer.

[Peter Tilden]

Will space junk block your cell signal? The astronaut who almost almost drowned during a spacewalk gives us the answer? We talk with the scientist who figured out if your dog truly loves you and the one bringing back the woolly mammoth. Plus, does Tom Cruise really do his own stunts? His stuntman reveals the answer. And you never know who's gonna drop by.

[Jason Alexander]

Mr. Bryan Cranston is with us.

[T-Mobile]

How are you?

[Amy]

Hello.

[Peter Tilden]

My friend Wayne Knight about Jurassic Park.

[Jason Alexander]

Wayne Knight, welcome to really. No, really, sir.

[T-Mobile]

Bless you all.

[Peter Tilden]

Hello, Newman. And you never know when Howie Mandel might just stop by to talk about judging.

[Amy]

Really? That's the opening.

[T-Mobile]

Really?

[Morgan]

No, really? Yeah, really?

[Amy]

No, really.

[Peter Tilden]

Go to reallynoreally.com and register to win 500 a guest spot on our podcast or a limited edition sign. Jason Bobblehead.

[Amy]

It's called really?

[Jason Alexander]

No, really. And you can find it on the iHeartRadio app on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[T-Mobile]

The big story of our break for two weeks was the drone over the house. But Amy, what about you? Big story?

[Eddie]

Well, my luggage was lost, I guess, so it didn't make it with me to Colorado and I had to wait a day. But what was interesting to me is American Airlines, they hire this guy that will go out and deliver it because my sister lives over an hour from the airport. So I was really thankful he brought it. And I just was shocked to hear that. People yell at him like it's his fault that their luggage was missing.

[T-Mobile]

They yell at the guy who brings it to them.

[Eddie]

Yeah, he's the one. He's like a contractor that's been hired out. Like he's just this normal guy that's driving around delivering luggage all over Colorado within, like, you know, hour, two hour radius from Durango. And people yell at him. And that just blew my mind.

[T-Mobile]

So I guess they're just taking it out on him. Yeah, more than they are blaming him.

[Eddie]

But he's the one showing up with the luggage saying, here, I'm delivering this to you from the airline. Of course not. Like, I was grateful. Plus, I just started to realize, like, whatever. If that happens, you just got to be prepared and roll with it. And I just was shocked that people yell at him, cuss him out. He said a lady had just cussed him out.

[Amy]

That's terrible.

[Eddie]

His name's Paul.

[T-Mobile]

Shout out Paul. Question.

[Lunchbox]

Did you get some free clothes, though? Because you should, when you lose your luggage, you automatically tell them, I have a business meeting. And they will reimburse you.

[T-Mobile]

Automatically. It's not like something you have to do. If, if you do have that, you can say that. And if you have to Go buy stuff. But you were just going to your sister's house?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

And you didn't feel the need to lie?

[Eddie]

No.

[T-Mobile]

Good for you.

[Eddie]

No. In fact, like, this has just happened to me multiple times. Where? In my carry on. I pack what I need in my carry on and then I have my checked luggage. That way I can survive. Just in case.

[T-Mobile]

Survivalist over there. Doomsday Prepper event lunchbox. Oh, man.

[Lunchbox]

The best news came out. Jessica Alba is now single. She was spotted without her wedding ring.

[T-Mobile]

This is your big story from the break?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. When I saw this, I was like, oh, boy.

[T-Mobile]

What is your wife like?

[Eddie]

You're not single.

[T-Mobile]

What does your wife think when you're like. Like the greatest thing ever is this person's single?

[Lunchbox]

My wife knows that Alba has been at the top of the list forever and that if Alba showed interest, it would be my ex wife.

[Amy]

You'd leave the family.

[Lunchbox]

I mean, I split custody and she posted online. My mantra for 2025. If it messes with my piece, it's too damn pricey. If it dims my shine, it's time to go. It makes me question my worth. It's getting left in 2024. I'm entering.

[T-Mobile]

Okay. No, no, no. No more. No more. No more.

[Eddie]

What?

[T-Mobile]

He's doing her whole Instagram post. I met her.

[Amy]

You did?

[Lunchbox]

That's what I said. I asked you how's she looking when you met her? And you're like, I don't know.

[T-Mobile]

I was like, fine, fine, pretty. What do you want? But you kid. Like, if you. If she came and she showed up today and she was like, lunchbox, I think you're so hot.

[Lunchbox]

I say, guys, I gotta go to us too.

[Eddie]

To where?

[Lunchbox]

Like, wherever she's taking me.

[T-Mobile]

So you would do that? You would make out with her?

[Lunchbox]

Heck yeah.

[Eddie]

No, you wouldn't.

[Amy]

He sounds serious.

[T-Mobile]

Guys, he's reading a whole 10 paragraph Instagram post.

[Lunchbox]

Have you seen her? But yeah, yeah, that was the biggest news of the break. Was Jessica Alba now single?

[Amy]

All right, Eddie, Man. We were at the airport in Texas and I was. We were. The whole family, we're going through security and there were about one person, two people in front of me. When the machines shut down and people start yelling, shut the screening. No more screening. And everyone just froze. And so we're just kind of like, what do we do? What's happening? And I heard rumbling of somebody has a gun. And so I started looking like, four stations down. Sure enough, there are 20, 30 TSA people surrounding a guy. And one of those Trays. And then they eventually took him to a back room. And then about 20 minutes later, we started moving again.

[T-Mobile]

Do you think he forgot? Obviously he forgot that the gun was.

[Amy]

Oh, he didn't look like he was fighting or anything, so it kind of just. I guess, yeah, he forgot it was in his bag.

[T-Mobile]

Man, I would just start crying. Accident. Che Mooney. That happened to him. Dan and Shea, Scotty McCurry. I think that happened to him.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

Took his gun through not knowing.

[Amy]

What a terrible feeling to be like, there's nothing in there, everything's fine. Oh, there's a gun. Oh, no.

[T-Mobile]

I mean, it was like intense at the airport.

[Amy]

Oh, well, we were all just lost. And then when you see 50 TSA people show up, you're like, something serious is happening.

[T-Mobile]

Dang.

[Amy]

I didn't even know there were 50 people working that day.

[T-Mobile]

So my question though is, do you think Lunchbox League was wife for just Scalma?

[Amy]

I do.

[T-Mobile]

You do?

[Amy]

I think it's serious.

[Eddie]

I don't.

[T-Mobile]

I don't either.

[Eddie]

But also, like, let's just like back it up a little bit. Jessica, I was not.

[T-Mobile]

Oh, no. No chance. No chance.

[Amy]

No chance.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, you're right. Great point, Great point.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

I want to play a clip of a three year old girl singing to an instrumental. It's a Beatles song and she's just crushing it. Here you go. By the way, don't. Don't judge her for her singing ability. I want you to judge. She's three.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, so I want you to hear a three year old sing, like sing with the music on beat. Feet.

[Lunchbox]

So far not so good.

[T-Mobile]

No, no, no. We're not judging her ability. Okay, go ahead. Yesterday. Love it. Now I need a place to hide away oh, I believe and yesterday why she had to go. Wanna know? He wouldn't say I said something wrong. Now I love. She's perfectly on. Yeah. And she's actually a pretty good little singer for three.

[Amy]

But.

[T-Mobile]

But it's not even the point. Like, she is so on with where the words go when the words are supposed to be saying.

[Lunchbox]

I don't think she pronounced some of the words right.

[T-Mobile]

Well, she can't say them because she's three.

[Lunchbox]

I'm just saying.

[T-Mobile]

And secondly, I'm watching the clip during vacation. I'm like, lunchbox cannot stay on beat with this like a three year old can. So I've given him this. He's had this clip to practice too. So this. I'm not putting it on him for the first time ever.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

And can he stay on. He didn't sing. Well, can he stay as on as a three year old?

[Amy]

Oh, this is good.

[T-Mobile]

There's no. The answer is no. I don't even know what he can do. But again, I gave him time to listen to this and practice because she did. They didn't just put her up to it again. She's three. Here it is. Yesterday love a easy game to play Now I need a place to hide away oh, I believe and yes, yesterday. Okay, so yeah, I just need you.

[Lunchbox]

To point me in.

[Amy]

No, no, no, cuz this, this is.

[T-Mobile]

The middle staying on. But I mean I can probably point him in. I don't know that three wasn't told when to. There's no way she had to be told.

[Amy]

There's no way.

[T-Mobile]

Can I hear the music?

[Lunchbox]

Bad, I think it's like three beats.

[T-Mobile]

Does it go yesterday?

[Amy]

Let's see.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, yeah. All my troubles seem so far away, right?

[Amy]

Yes, that's it.

[T-Mobile]

Okay, so I'll point you in. I'll even do it with you. I'll go.

[Lunchbox]

No, you don't need to that. Just point. I know how to do this. I know how to do the song, man.

[T-Mobile]

I was just gonna go.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, not just point.

[T-Mobile]

Okay.

[Amy]

And you're gonna try your best.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, I'm gonna nail it.

[Amy]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

No, try your hardest and if you nail it, you'll get a prize.

[Lunchbox]

That's what I'm saying.

[T-Mobile]

Okay.

[Lunchbox]

Dude, I've been walking around the house doing this.

[T-Mobile]

Ray, go.

[Lunchbox]

Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away now it looks as though they're here to stay oh, I believe in yesterday.

[T-Mobile]

Suddenly.

[Lunchbox]

I'm not half the man I used to be There's a shadow hanging over me oh, yesterday I mean.

[T-Mobile]

He'S like 15 seconds behind now.

[Amy]

I mean, it's a new song.

[T-Mobile]

He's not even a little bit off. Like you're like what? You're like a section behind. It's crazy how long you wait, right? Would you hit it again, please? Please, one more time. Just listen. No, no, no, you can't do it again. Straight up. Be like this yesterday. Hold on. Do it with me.

[Lunchbox]

Ready?

[T-Mobile]

All my troubles seem so far away.

[Lunchbox]

Now now.

[T-Mobile]

Oh, I believe in yesterday Follow me, follow me.

[Lunchbox]

One, two, three. You gotta do the three.

[Eddie]

He was doing better following you.

[T-Mobile]

But he's, you know, he's taking the lead when he doesn't know the lead.

[Amy]

Why is he taking three beats? Like he knows how many?

[Lunchbox]

When I listen to it. When I listen to the song, I would do 1, 2. But if this I would do. My fingers.

[T-Mobile]

Just look at me.

[Lunchbox]

Got it.

[T-Mobile]

And follow. Just. Just the. Because I'll just set you into the pocket.

[Lunchbox]

Set me into the pocket. Where are we gonna start?

[T-Mobile]

The same exact.

[Amy]

From the top, Take it from the top.

[Morgan]

Right.

[T-Mobile]

Okay. One more time. Go ahead.

[Lunchbox]

Yep.

[T-Mobile]

Watch me.

[Lunchbox]

I'm watching.

[T-Mobile]

Yesterday all my troubles seem so far away now it looks as though they're here to stay oh, I believe in oh, my God.

[Lunchbox]

Yesterday Suddenly I'm not half the man I used to hold on.

[T-Mobile]

I used to be all absolute Bobby. There's no. There's a shadow. Don't yell no when I'm trying.

[Lunchbox]

You keep interrupting when I'm.

[T-Mobile]

No, I'm trying to put you on it.

[Amy]

Like he said, follow him. Follow him.

[T-Mobile]

And yet. Okay, here we go. Ready?

[Lunchbox]

Why she had.

[T-Mobile]

She had to go. I don't know. She would. No. Okay. I had $100 cash if you could have nailed it.

[Eddie]

That is going to be your treat.

[Amy]

Dang, dude.

[Eddie]

Cash.

[T-Mobile]

I can give you another shot later in the show if you want to practice in the back room.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, I'll practice, man.

[Amy]

You think that's gonna help?

[T-Mobile]

And if he gets a B plus, I give him 100 bucks. Okay, a B plus, though he's pretty far from that.

[Lunchbox]

See, because I gotta be honest, when I do my 1, 2, but you're not on. Well, then I'm thinking, am I counting too fast or too slow?

[Amy]

You're counting way off.

[Eddie]

Oh, what was that fun game we did not too long ago where we would count and you'd give us money?

[T-Mobile]

I'm not giving you guys money everybody needs. Amy's broke, apparently. She's like, I'm looking for a reason to get some money here.

[Eddie]

No.

[T-Mobile]

All right, I'm gonna play. Okay, I'm play. Dylan.

[Lunchbox]

Such an easy game to play.

[T-Mobile]

You have like two hours to work on it now.

[Lunchbox]

Place to hide away.

[T-Mobile]

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

[Amy]

23 year old Alessandro Slabir. He's a surfer. He goes out surfing and there are monster waves out to that day. They were huge. He's at Mavericks, just south of San Francisco. He catches one, rides it, and everyone's like, dude, that might be the biggest wave we've ever seen. He completes the whole ride, rides the barrel. Everyone's cheering, but they're cheering because he may have broken the world record of riding the biggest wave ever. It was 108ft tall.

[T-Mobile]

Okay. I don't know anything about surfing. Like, I know if people know about surfing, they're like, wow, that's crazy to me. I don't know.

[Amy]

The bra, it's a monster, monster wave. And, and here's the deal. Like they are going to take months to figure out if it's the world, the record breaker because they need to make sure that it's exactly that tall.

[T-Mobile]

It looks like end of the world type stuff where he's surfing and it's humongous over the top of him. But again, other than the Keanu Reeves movie from the 90s, Point Break, it was awesome. They wore the masks so good. Like, I don't know about surfing. It's like when I watch people that play like cricket, it pops up on my thing and I'm like, that's probably.

[Amy]

Pretty good, but do you know how tall like 10ft is?

[T-Mobile]

I'm looking at the 108ft wave.

[Amy]

Okay.

[T-Mobile]

It's like, I see it's huge. I wasn't even good, like stand up paddleboarding, you know, the beach. I'm sure that's a great story.

[Amy]

Yeah, this is pretty awesome. And if he does break the record, that's pretty cool because the last person that has the record is German. So let's go America.

[T-Mobile]

I like that. We love America. Am you ever surfed?

[Eddie]

No, I never tried. I have paddle boarders stand up. I boogie boarded.

[T-Mobile]

Never tried to surf.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I mean at like surf parks, like, you know, really? The Opry has that.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah. Did you get on the board? You stand up?

[Eddie]

No, I'm successful. I fall out, but I don't have a strong desire to be in the ocean.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, me either. So I'm even getting less like, interested in bags.

[Amy]

What are you talking about?

[T-Mobile]

And we're not beach people. Yeah.

[Eddie]

And yeah. Yeah, that's great.

[T-Mobile]

I like that for him.

[Amy]

It's amazing.

[T-Mobile]

Yeah, we love America. All right, there you go. There's a story. All right. That's what it's all about. That was. Tell me something good, bones. And. And that is the end of the first half of the podcost.

[Amy]

That is the end of the first.

[T-Mobile]

Half of the podcast. That is the end of the first half of the podcast. That is the end of the first half of the podcast. You can go to podcast two or you can wait till podcast to come out.

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