TUES PT 1: Lunchbox Went To The ER + Bobby Feud: 10 Top Things We Misplace The Most + Teen Pilot Survived A Plane Crash

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – January 20, 2026: Detailed Summary

Episode Theme:
The episode is a classic "Bobby Bones Show" blend of laughs, real-life moments, and engaging banter as the team discusses misplacing everyday items, Lunchbox’s dramatic trip to the ER, a viral story about a young pilot surviving a plane crash, viral rumors in country music, parenting debates, and more.

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Key Segments & Takeaways

1. Bobby Feud: 10 Things We Misplace Most

(02:14–09:21)

• Premise: The team plays Family Feud-style, guessing the top 10 items people most commonly misplace.
• Participants: Amy, Morgan, and Eddie (Lunchbox is eliminated from playing due to last place last time).
• Top Guesses and Answers:
  • Remote (TV) – #1
  • Glasses/Sunglasses – #2
  • Keys – #3
  • Phone – #4
  • Debit/Credit Card – #5
  • Jewelry – #8
  • Passport/Important Documents – #7
  • Others not guessed: Earbuds/Headphones (#6), Chargers (#9), Receipts (#10).
• Memorable Moment:
  • Amy answers "our mind" and Eddie says "children," both treated as jokes.
  • Quote (05:42):
    • Amy: “Our mind.”
    • Bobby: “What?”
• Result: Amy wins the round.

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2. Country Rumor Control & Viral News

(09:19–12:55)

• Keith Urban & Carly Scott Collins Rumor:
  • Bobby discusses a tabloid rumor that Keith Urban is moving in with up-and-coming singer Carly Scott Collins, which she publicly denies.
  • Bobby: “They’re just finding any random female artist that there’s any connection and tossing it out there.”
• Lee Brice’s Missing Dog:
  • Lee Brice posts that his pregnant dog, Charlie, has gone missing, with possible sightings but no confirmed recovery.
  • Bobby: “Anytime I see a dog missing, oh, that hits me in the gut...Hope somebody finds his dog.”
• North Carolina Lottery:
  • Over 1,800 people won by picking “1313” in the lottery.

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3. Lunchbox’s Update: Car Accident and the ER

(14:05–15:49, deeper in 33:26–41:24)

• Recap: Lunchbox had been rear-ended recently. He finally goes to the ER after encouragement from the team.
• ER Experience:
  • Waited two hours, noticed “shady characters,” only got vitals checked initially.
  • Eventually prescribed muscle relaxers, recounts awkwardly telling hospital staff he takes Cialis (“for stomach pain”).
  • Quote (34:55, Lunchbox): “I was there for the back.”
• Insurance News: The other driver has insurance, relieving Lunchbox; he plans to pursue “pain and suffering” compensation.
• Highlight: Candid, funny storytelling about mundane but relatable ER woes.

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4. Viral Story: Teen Pilot Survives Crashing Plane

(43:02–47:35)

• Story: An 18/19-year-old student pilot’s solo flight goes awry when her engine fails. Calmly communicates with air traffic control before crashing one mile from the airport—the plane ends up upside down, but she survives.
• Crash Report Excerpt:
  • "Total loss of engine power for undetermined reasons...came to rest inverted."
• Discussion:
  • Bobby, Amy, and crew express amazement at her composure; Bobby jokes he only wants pilots with crash experience.
  • Quote (46:05, Bobby): “I think I only want to fly with pilots who have been through crashes.”

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5. Parenting Debate: Kids Riding with New Drivers

(47:35–54:07)

• Caller: Asks if she is unfair in not letting her 15-year-old son ride with newly-licensed 16-year-old friends.
• Team’s Opinions:
  • Amy: Feels it’s fair to set limits, but jokes about doing "ride alongs" to scope out the drivers.
  • Bobby: Encourages parent’s discretion—decision depends on the kid and who’s driving.
  • Lunchbox: Advocates for more freedom, “stop babying your children.”
  • Eddie: Points out some parents limit which kids and routes their kids can take (“radius” of freedom).
• Notable Quotes:
  • Amy (48:11): “18-year-olds are idiots too.”
  • Lunchbox (53:46): “Let your kid go with his friends...that’s how they get life experiences.”

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6. Parenting & Kid Privacy on Social Media

(30:48–33:26)

• Mailbag: Mom faces tension with spouse about posting videos of their kids online, especially after one TikTok goes viral.
• Consensus: If either parent is uncomfortable, err on the cautious side; Eddie shares his own family’s “no kid online” rule inspired by his wife.
• Quote (32:17, Eddie):
  • “Our job is to protect our children...I wouldn’t be protecting them if I just let them do whatever they wanted on social media.”

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7. Assorted Listener Letters & Funny News

- Spiders Force Amputation (40:27–41:31): - Woman in Florida sues apartment after persistent spider bites lead to losing two toes. - The crew is both grossed out and intrigued.

- Bonehead Story of the Day (58:22–59:55): - Employee arrested for petty theft for borrowing a coworker’s Stanley mug to store breast milk while pumping, leading to a debate on if that’s arrest-worthy. - Lunchbox: “So don’t say it’s gross...I mean, I was thinking, oh, how weird. And then I looked at him like okay, you know what I mean, that’s cool.” (59:33)

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8. Football Psychic, NFL & College Talk

(19:29–23:35)

• Amy’s Psychic Football Pick:
  • Amy, as the show psychic, predicted a horse (the Broncos) to win without NFL knowledge. Denver won again. She nervously watched the ending.
• Random College Football:
  • Indiana wins the national championship. Bobby: “They have been...the worst college football team.”
  • Amy and Bobby riff on Indiana’s red and new coach Signetti.

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9. Girl Scout Cookies Update

(60:06–61:29)

• Amy orders four boxes online from a listener’s daughter, only to discover the “minimum order” got her, so offers to share with the crew.
• Light-hearted, relatable team banter about favorite cookie flavors.

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10. Media Reviews & Recommendations

(54:54–58:17)

• Bobby reviews ‘His and Hers’ (TV Show):
  • Finds it “produced, so corny,” gives it 3/5—watchable but not must-see TV.
• Amy recommends ‘The Nightingale’ (Book):
  • Gives it “5 out of 5 Nightingales.”
  • Historical fiction set in WWII France.
  • Bobby: “I read it…a long time ago.”

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Best Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• On Misplacing Items:
  • “Our mind.” – Amy (05:42)
  • “People lose their kids all the time.” – Eddie (05:25)
• On Car Accident Drama:
  • “I was worried. I never talked to the driver. I was nervous, like, am I going to be paying for this out of my pocket? But guess what? They got insurance. Time to get paid.” – Lunchbox (14:20)
  • “You think they felt that way about you though?...’You’ll never believe the shady character I saw.'” – Bobby (33:56)
• On Parenting:
  • “You can’t coddle them their whole lives.” – Lunchbox (53:46)
  • “I don’t think it’s coddling a kid their whole life if you’re just going...I’m not letting you ride with people that are brand new to driving.” – Bobby (53:08)
• On Teen Pilot Crash:
  • “I only want to fly with pilots who have been through crashes.” – Bobby (46:05)
• On Social Media Sharing:
  • “If someone says ‘don’t’, don’t. That’s how I feel about that.” – Bobby (33:09)
• On The Morning Corny:
  • “Why did the pine tree get in trouble? It was being knotty.” – Amy (54:56)

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Notable Sections & Timestamps

• Bobby Feud – Top 10 Misplaced Items: 02:14–09:21
• Lunchbox ER Story & Insurance: 33:34–41:24
• Teen Pilot Crash Story: 43:02–47:35
• Parenting/Teen Driving Debate: 47:35–54:07
• Morning Corny: 54:54
• Media/Book Reviews: 55:17–58:17
• Girl Scout Cookie Update: 60:06–61:29

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Summary Tone

The show is full of Bobby's dry humor and his role as ringleader, Amy's optimism and slight self-deprecation, Lunchbox’s blend of eager storytelling, and Eddie’s “dad perspective.” The episode is lively, funny, and unfiltered—true to the Bobby Bones Show’s usual tone.

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Perfect For Listeners Who...

• Love real-life, relatable banter about modern adult and parenting life.
• Enjoy trivia-style games and morning show energy.
• Want a mix of news, viral stories, and heartwarming/absurd moments.
• Appreciate honest, sometimes hilarious, inside looks at country radio personalities and current pop culture.

Transcript

[Amy]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

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[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

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[Mike De La Rocha]

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[Amy]

This season on Dear Chelsea with me, Chelsea Handler. We've got some incredible guests like Kumail Nanjiani. Let's start with your cat. How is she?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

She is not with us anymore.

[Amy]

Okay, great, great, great. Way to start. Maybe you will cry. Ross Matthews. You know what kids always say to me? Are you a boy or a girl? Oh, my God. All the time. I know. So I try to butch it up for kids so they're not confused. Yeah, but you're butching it up is basically like Doris Day, right? No, I turn into Bea Arthur. Listen to these episodes of Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[John Paulk]

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[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

John has never been anything but gay, but he really tried hard not to be.

[John Paulk]

Listen to Atonement, the John Paul story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Here we go.

[Amy]

Come on, Bobby. Bobby transmitting across America.

[Bobby Bones]

Turn it up.

[Amy]

This is the Bobby Bone Show.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's go.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Welcome to Tuesday's show Morning Studio. It is now time for the Bobby feud, the top 10 things we misplace the most. Amy Morgan and Eddie are in this round. Lunchbox finished Last. Last time. So he's not playing this time. Top 10 things we misplaced the most. We rolled the dice. Eddie, you're going first. What do you got? Keys. Show me keys. Both home and car keys at number three. Have yourself three points.

[Eddie]

I'm gonna go with your wallet.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Purse.

[Eddie]

Wallet.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Show me personal wallet.

[Amy]

Yeah, I'm getting nervous over here.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's not. I don't. It's not on the list at all.

[Eddie]

Oh, my goodness.

[Amy]

That's crazy.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, Amy, remote. TV remote.

[Mike De La Rocha]

Oh, man.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Number one answer. Morgan. Oh, sorry. Amy's still you.

[Amy]

Sunglasses.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Good one. Sunglasses. Number two.

[Amy]

Any glasses fall under that?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Glasses or sunglasses?

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Top 10 things we misplaced the most. Remote, glasses, and keys. 1, 2, and 3.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Amy]

Top 10 things we missed with the most. Top 10 things we misplaced the most. What in the world could we misplace the most? What's left? What's left to misplace? A pin.

[Eddie]

Forget them everywhere.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, I just got another one. I'll be honest with you.

[Amy]

I'm always looking for a pin.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That did not make it. Morgan.

[Amy]

I'm gonna go with our cell phones.

[Bobby Bones]

Phone.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Number four answer is the phone.

[Amy]

And based on Eddie not getting that, I think something we do misplace is a card, a credit card, a debit card.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Show me that number five answer.

[Eddie]

It's in your wallet.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You guys are walking right down the lane here. Number one, TV remote. Number two, glasses. Three, keys. Four, phone. Five, debit or credit cards. 5 Answers still on the board.

[Amy]

I feel like this has to be one, because, you see a lot of people talk about losing them. A wedding ring.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Show me a wedding ring. That's good.

[Bobby Bones]

Morgan.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Jewelry is at number eight.

[Bobby Bones]

So good.

[Amy]

Okay, okay. I. I feel like it now counts under that. If it's all jewelry, does a watch count as jewelry? Your watch you misplace. Like your Apple watch. Your watch that you guys wear all the time.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Is that your answer? Yeah, show me watch that would count as jewelry.

[Amy]

Okay. Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I would think it was counting.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, you tried to ask. You were hoping.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Hey, last place.

[Eddie]

You're not even playing, dude.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, you're not even.

[Bobby Bones]

I know, but you don't even exist right now. I want to be part of the game.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yes.

[Bobby Bones]

People want to hear from my opinion.

[Eddie]

Eddie, this is a Hail Mary.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Points are doubled. You're hail marrying already.

[Eddie]

I'm hail marrying.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

There's only four left. Go ahead, kids.

[Eddie]

People lose their kids all the time.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

All right, show me, children. Top 10 things we misplaced the most. Amy.

[Amy]

Our mind.

[Bobby Bones]

What?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, I feel like both of you guys went very personal there. He's lost her mind, and Eddie lost his kids. All right, Morgan, back over to you.

[Amy]

I feel like I say this a lot. Where are my shoes?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Shoes? No.

[Amy]

Do you guys not lose your shoes?

[Eddie]

It was on my list.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't lose my shoes.

[Eddie]

But in the house, dude.

[Bobby Bones]

But he's a shoeless household, so he takes them off, right?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, they're all in the same spot. So why are you talking? Yeah, you're. You're eliminated on this one.

[Bobby Bones]

But I. I was telling him why I was helping you out.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Ray, we're level three here, so if he dings you, you'll have triple the points. Eddie, you only have three points total.

[Eddie]

I know. I need a big one here.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So the top 10 things we misplace the most remote. Glasses, keys, phone, credit cards, and jewelry. There are four answers left. You need this to survive. What do you have?

[Eddie]

I've done it. I've done it. I left my laptop on a plane. Many times.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Many times. A couple times.

[Eddie]

Okay, so not laptop.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I didn't say not laptop. I just thought it was funny. You left it many times.

[Bobby Bones]

That's amazing.

[Eddie]

I mean, that's kind of what I have here, but I don't know if I should go with that now.

[Amy]

I've done it more than once.

[Eddie]

See?

[Bobby Bones]

Well, we expected from Amy.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Give me a laptop.

[Bobby Bones]

Amy.

[John Paulk]

All right.

[Amy]

Let'S see. I've got, like, important documents, but I don't know if that's too broad, you know? Is it?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Is it? And an answer.

[Amy]

Dang it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Triple points here.

[Amy]

I know.

[Eddie]

Amy, go with it.

[Amy]

Okay. Passport.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Show me pass. Passport.

[Amy]

I had this.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Or important documents.

[Amy]

Really?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Wow. That would have worked.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Amy now takes the lead with 24 points.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Amy]

So what was that one at?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Seven.

[Amy]

Nice.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That answer was passport, slash, important documents.

[Amy]

Okay, let's go. What else could we lose?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Sense of self.

[Eddie]

No, Amy, lose yourself.

[Amy]

Your husband.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, she burned herself. Got her. Don't be mean to Amy.

[Eddie]

Amy. She got herself.

[Amy]

Okay, let's see.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Three answers on the board.

[Amy]

Okay. Feel like these get lost in my house a lot. Where are the scissors?

[Bobby Bones]

That's funny. That's a good point.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Where's the handgun? No, no, no.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, Morgan, you have 17 points. Any of these will make you the winner. You have to get one to win, but if you don't, you lose.

[Amy]

But I don't lose the whole thing, right? No, I'm still had.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Eddie's in last place. Eddie's out next round. Okay, okay.

[Amy]

Okay, man. I had written passport, but I'd also written driver's license, and I think those might be too close together.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Lunchbox is looking at her computer.

[Bobby Bones]

I want to see what answer she has available.

[Amy]

I also wrote, and I was going with socks because that was another one in the shoes. We do lose our socks a lot of time. The driver, the. The dryer eats them. You know, you lose your socks. You also lose a jacket sometimes, like clothing. There's not any clothing on here. And I feel like we lose clothes a lot.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

A hat.

[Amy]

But I just don't know which one falls under the last three. Okay, listen, if you have never lost a sock in your life, I don't know what you're doing, so I'm gonna go with socks. That's a good one.

[Eddie]

That's really good socks.

[Amy]

Dang it.

[Eddie]

That was a good try, Morgan.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

The answers are earbuds, headphones.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah. Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Number six. At number nine, chargers. And at number ten, receipts. That one maybe not so much for me. But that means our winner, Amy Bones story came out yesterday that Keith Urban was moving in with this artist named Carly Scott Collins. And she was like, it's just not true. This is the second time they've swung and missed so hard. So a 26 year old country singer named Carly Scott Collins is shutting down rumors that she's living with Keith Urban. She calls it absolutely ridiculous. She reposted a headline and wrote, this is ridiculous and untrue. So they did this with Maggie Ball last time, and both of these artists have toured with Keith Urban at some point. But I think they're just finding any random female artist that there's any connection to and just tossing it out there, because I don't think that she would post an Instagram story and go, this is absolutely untrue. If there was any truth to it. I think you'd just be quiet if it was reported. But imagine you're her. You're just chilling, and all of a sudden you see that Keith Urban's living.

[Amy]

With you, unlike every outlet.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. So Entertainment Weekly with this story, I think it was. Well, I don't want to credit which one, but like, one person had the story. Then everybody runs with the one story going, the source is this. So then it seems like every outlet when it's really just one person going, this is what's happening. So I think they got a bad tip, but it's the second time they've done this. But I don't know what Keith Urban's doing. I've texted with him a couple times, but I don't know what he's doing. And, you know, it's his own personal life and he's not doing anything illegal. But, man, he's keeping it on lock. Like, I don't. I don't know what's going on. I'm not inquiring either. Yeah, but, like, he's keeping it on lock. In this town, everybody talks about everything. It is such a high school in the artist world, and I don't know anything. So. Shout out Keith Urban. But I don't think it's Carly Scott Collins because I don't think she would have posted a picture and just said, this is absolutely not true. Also, it made me go and search Carly Scott Collins, and I did look at her music.

[Eddie]

Pretty good.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, it's good. It's like Maggie Ball. I would have known her music other than it was. Hey, well, let me see what's up. So I hope she at least uses this to her advantage a little bit. There was a story about Lee Brice, and Lee Brice has the song I drive your truck. His dog is missing. Her name is Charlie. He posted on social media she got loose and she's pregnant. So this was yesterday that I saw this. I do not know if there's an update if they found the dog, but, man, anytime I see a dog missing, oh, that hits me in the gut. He wrote, every day that passes without her safe in her arms feels like a lifetime. And then also. What do you got? You got an update? Still haven't found her, but maybe a sighting two nights ago in Kingston Springs could have been a potential house camera sighting. Had a couple videos that could be her. Well, from what I know about dogs too, if they're pregnant and they start to give birth, they find a spot. They find like a. And they just hole in there. So I hope somebody finds his dog. And then somebody. Well, 1832, somebody's hit the North Carolina lottery because they all played 1313. So they went 1313.

[Bobby Bones]

Whoa.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And so there are 1,832 winners.

[Eddie]

What are the odds? Do they all know each other or just.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, no, 1313. So people.

[Amy]

Probably a thing they do that's, like, not related.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, is that the 1313? 1 3.

[Eddie]

1 3. Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's just a number. I'm sure a lot of people pick 1313 and 212-100-1111. I don't think it's random at all because it's the most unlucky number. So I think people pick the most unlucky number. Weird to do that. Yeah. So a 50 cent ticket got you 2500 bucks. Oh, a $1 ticket got you 5000 bucks. But 1832 winning tickets. Now, the story would be if one person bought tickets there. You guys can call us if you want. 877 77. Bobby. He can definitely get a personal injury lawyer. Even though he wasn't taken away in an ambulance and he doesn't have injuries right away. I was rear ended by a semi in a similar stop and go situation.

[Amy]

And it took about a year and.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

A half, but I did end up winning about $40,000. And that was after the lawyer took.

[Amy]

What he got, which was a third.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So you're not suing the person that hit you, you're suing their insurance company. This could be his.

[Amy]

His lottery.

[Bobby Bones]

Good luck.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Lunch. Love you guys.

[Amy]

Bye.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Lunchbox was hit and we talked this morning about him going to the emergency room and pretty much you're okay. Muscle relaxers.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, muscle relaxers. So I'm doing good. I mean, it makes my back feel nice. I feel good. You know, I'm able to move around.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

The other person has insurance.

[Bobby Bones]

The other person does have insurance, which is huge because I was worried. I never talked to the driver. I was nervous, like, am I going to be paying for this out of my pocket? But guess what? They got insurance. Time to get paid.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You just said so much like, I'm not hurting that bad.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, she didn't sound like she was hurting very bad.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You're still not hurting that bad.

[Bobby Bones]

I know, but she said it's not about being hurt. It's about inconvenience, pain and suffering.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

How much suffering have you done?

[Bobby Bones]

A lot. Like the mental thing. Like every time I get on the.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Road now, I'm like, ah, PTSD makes sense.

[Bobby Bones]

It has to. I mean, you don't understand. Every time you see a car, you're like, oh, are they gonna hit me?

[Amy]

Your quality of life is every time.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You see a car, you think, is that car gonna hit me?

[Eddie]

Yeah, well, that last car just came out of nowhere. Dude, any car can come out of nowhere now.

[Bobby Bones]

That's right.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I didn't think about every car you see on the road. You think that car might hit me.

[Bobby Bones]

Right Now I see red lights and I have a huge fear.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, my. Of a red light. Why?

[Bobby Bones]

Because that's when I stop and someone just keeps going, boom. Hits me.

[Amy]

I thought that you were red light.

[Bobby Bones]

I know, but that's when I. I was stopped on the highway.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, now you're too much now. Really reaching now.

[Bobby Bones]

No, no, that's what I mean. I've been avoiding highways too. Takes me longer to get places.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So you don't even get on roads.

[Bobby Bones]

A lot of people know.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Wow.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Maybe we do need to get a real attorney in here.

[Bobby Bones]

That's what I'm saying.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Thank you for the voicemail. Leave us one anytime. 87777. Bobby.

[John Paulk]

I'm John Paulk. For years, I was the poster boy of the conversion therapy movement. The ex gay who married an ex lesbian and traveled the world telling my story of how I changed my sexuality from gay to straight. Once upon a time, I was on 60 Minutes, Oprah, the front cover of Newsweek, and you might have heard my story, but you've never heard the real story. So join me as I peel back the layers and expose what happened to me in the midst of conversion therapy to shine a light on what the Ex Game movement does to people and the pain it continues to cause.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I had lost 150 pounds because.

[Mike De La Rocha]

Because if I couldn't control my sexuality, I was gonna control my weight.

[Amy]

It sounded like, and this is the word I used, a cult.

[John Paulk]

And as I look too, at the harm I did from within. Listen to atonement, the John Paulk story on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Mike De La Rocha]

A new year doesn't mean erasing who you were. It means honoring what you've survived and choosing how you want. It means giving ourselves permission to feel what we've been holding and knowing that it's okay to ask for help. I'm Mike De La Rocha, host of Sacred Lessons. This podcast is a space for men to talk openly about mental health, grief, relationships, and the patterns we inherit but don't have to repeat. Here. We slow down, we listen, we learn how vulnerability becomes comes strength and how healing happens in community, not in isolation. If you're ready to let go of what no longer serves you and step into the year with clarity, compassion and purpose, Sacred Lessons is your companion on your healing journey. Listen to Sacred Lessons with Mike Delarocha on America's number one podcast network, iHeart. Follow Sacred Lessons with Mike Delarocha and start listening on the free I Heart Radio radio app.

[Amy]

Today this season on Dear Chelsea, with me, Chelsea Handler. We've got some incredible guests like Kumail Nanjiani. Let's start with your cat. How is she?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

She is not with us anymore.

[Amy]

Okay, great, great, great way to start. So this is a great beginning and hopefully you'll be able to. I don't know, maybe you will cry. Amanda Seyfried. Life is so short. If you feel something like that, you have that fire in you for this experience. It's not for a guy. It's for the experience of being in love. And, like, it's bigger than Elizabeth Olsen. I love swimming naked so much. And I know you love taking pictures of yourself. I love to be naked. I just want to be in my bra underwear all the time. Ross Matthews. You know what kids always say to me? Are you a boy or a girl? Oh, my God. All the time. I know. So I'm always like, hi. I try to butch it up for kids, you know, so they're not confused. Yeah, but you're butching it up is basically like an angry Woman Doris Day, right? No, I turn into Be Arthur. Listen to these episodes of Dear Chelsea on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

New year, new goals, and in this.

[Bobby Bones]

Economy, a better money plan is more necessary than ever.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I am Matt.

[Bobby Bones]

And I'm Joel.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

We are from the how to Money podcast.

[Bobby Bones]

And every week we help you to spend smarter, save more, and make sense of what's going on out there. If you want 2026 to be the.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Year you finally feel in control of.

[Bobby Bones]

Your money, we're here to give you the tools and advice to help you make it happen. Listen to how to Money on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Without knowing who is in the NFL playoffs, we played the psychic music, and Amy predicted a horse, and she didn't know the Broncos were in it, but she saw in her head that horse outside of the Denver airport, the big white horse. And Denver won again.

[Amy]

Yeah, they did.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Your thoughts?

[Amy]

It was interesting. I was getting a little nervous.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Did you watch the game?

[Amy]

Yeah, I did. Just the very end, which is actually when it got really crazy. Ending, really interesting. And I kept thinking, like, this is the first time where I started to really, really feel how y' all feel.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Sometimes you were just worried they would lose and you would look like a fool.

[Amy]

Yeah, I mean, I got to. Where do y' all ever get to where you're like, I can't even watch. I can't even watch. No. Oh, okay. Because I just was getting, like, nervous. So I started, like, doing the dishes, and then. And then I would, like, hear something, like, the crowd screaming, and I'll be like, who did it? Who did it? And then I was like, okay, the Broncos. And I Feel. I feel really good about it. Except now I'm worried because what I did not predict was the quarterback breaking.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

His ankle, which would make your prediction even better if they do win again.

[Amy]

Make it even crazier.

[Mike De La Rocha]

Crazy.

[Amy]

So my. I'm curious.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Go ahead.

[Amy]

The backup quarterback, could he. Wally Pip. This.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't think he'll take the job, if that's what you're referring to.

[Amy]

Well, I just mean in general, like, be so good at it that it's like.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Well, Wally Pip would be if. Because Wally Pip was the player for the Yankees that had the position.

[Amy]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Lou Gehrig is the one that went in for him. And then Wally got. He never became a starter again. Right.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

At least not for the Yankees.

[Amy]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So.

[Amy]

And, like, what, he went out because of a headache?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Who? Wally Pitt. That's not the story. The story is the Broncos.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that he'll play these two games if they win them. This one in the super bowl, if they win, but he won't be the starter.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So.

[Amy]

Well, so do we know who they're playing yet?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

We do.

[Eddie]

That's all said and done.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Do we know who they're playing? It's the Patriots.

[Amy]

Okay. Yeah, I didn't know. All right.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Are you changing your prediction?

[Amy]

Nope.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Do you see Indiana won the national championship of football last night?

[Amy]

I did.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What are your thoughts on that?

[Amy]

Don't really have any. I feel like I could after I watched a little bit of it and the commercials were convincing to go to college there.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, really?

[Eddie]

That's interesting.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I love their red.

[Eddie]

The Indiana red.

[Amy]

That's a good red.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I love their. I'm a big Red guy. I love their red.

[Eddie]

What is that, a deep red?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Don't know. Whatever it is, it's a perfect red. I like the Arkansas red. It's cardinal and that red. It's like, just pure. It's pure redness. That's what I would name it. That coach, only a second year there, really did something nobody else has ever done in the history of sports, which makes every team now feel like if they bring the right guy in, they can flip their program that quick. Do you know his name?

[Amy]

Nope.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

His first name is Kurt. Do you know his last name?

[Amy]

Nope.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You would have.

[Amy]

Kurt Jennings.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No, I think you're thinking of Peter Jennings, the old news anchor.

[Amy]

Yeah. No, I was thinking of the Jeopardy guy. What's his name?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, Ken Jennings.

[Amy]

Ken. Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No, Signetti is his last name.

[Amy]

Oh, Signetti.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. So big deal. Here's the final call of the game last night.

[Bobby Bones]

A century of futility is forgotten. The Indiana Hoosiers are the kings of college football.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

They have been, until these last couple years, statistically the worst college football team in the history of college football. Power conferences, like, big schools, like, they're the. They were the worst ever.

[Amy]

Wow. It's quite the turnaround.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Massive. Yeah.

[Amy]

That's gotta feel really cool if you go there.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's crazy. Like, it just. There's hope for us at Arkansas.

[Amy]

Oh, is that what you get from it?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's very much. If they can do it in two years from a team that's never won. And I was rooting for them last night.

[Amy]

Exactly. Two years from now, people are going.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

To be like, but last year they were good. They made the playoff last year. Okay.

[Amy]

But then now they're now consistent.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, they won the championship this year. Anyway, it's pretty good.

[Amy]

So. Yeah, I get. I get that hope.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

How's your. How was your last few days?

[Amy]

It was really good.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah?

[Amy]

Yeah. Like, easy, I guess. A little more football than I care to watch.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Why'd you have so much football on? And why wouldn't you watch all of it? You were doing dishes a lot during the football.

[Amy]

Well, no, I mean, because my boyfriend and his kids were watching it and I was with them and I was like, okay, I guess. I mean, it was just on. I was also watching Landman.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You watched the dishes at your boyfriend's house?

[Amy]

No, we were at my house at that time. We were. And he had it on his cell phone because I don't have sports. Because he.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What do you mean you don't have sports?

[Amy]

I don't have sports. I've told you this.

[Eddie]

It was on regular tv.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

He was on, right? Yeah.

[Amy]

No, I don't have.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You don't have any sports?

[Amy]

Where would we watch it?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Cable or YouTube TV?

[Amy]

He came over towards the end of the game anyway, and he walked in like he had it on. On his phone in the car. So he walked in carrying it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

But I've never heard anyone say, I don't have sports.

[Amy]

But it's always an issue. I have to. Like, I told you the last game that I tried, I got. I downloaded, like, Tebow or Timu or Tim something. Toobo.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Sounds safe. Yeah.

[Amy]

And then I did a free trial and that lasted a week. And that got.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You don't have any way to watch television?

[Amy]

I'd have to up my plan, and I'm not going to do that. No, I don't have, like, Comcast you.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Don'T have regular in no way. If you're watching.

[Amy]

No.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And I don't need a local news and weather. You couldn't find that?

[Amy]

No, I don't have Hulu Live. I don't have. I know people were commenting because we were watching on his phone, and I had posted something, and they're like, you don't have Hulu Live? And I'm like, no, I used to. And then I got rid of it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I have a friend. I'm gonna be picky with my words here. And my friend, who is a guy. It's not me, by the way, I promise. Which I did invite Eddie and Kevin to come over to my house and watch a game, because that was nice, because my wife goes, you never have anybody over ever. Like, it would be so weird. So I just texted Kevin and Eddie. I was like, you guys want to come watch a game? And they were like, nah. I was like, all right.

[Bobby Bones]

Hey.

[Eddie]

Nah, we're good, man.

[Amy]

You tried.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I was like, I gave it an effort. One of my friends got invited over to watch a game at this new friend's house. The new friend said, hey, you should come over, watch the game. This is a couple weeks ago. And so he goes over to this new friend's house to watch the game, and they watch it on his cell phone.

[Mike De La Rocha]

No, stop.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I swear to God, no way. I mean, when you said that, it reminded me, because he told me that story, and I said, oh, that's a nightmare. So when he got over, the guy didn't even have a tv. He only had his cell phone, and he propped his cell phone up, and they watched the game on his cell phone.

[Amy]

That's what we did.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

But no, but, you know, the people. You didn't get invited over to somebody's house to watch a game.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And it only be on the screen.

[Amy]

I get that. That is very weird. That would be like, if I hosted y' all over.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Movie night. We get over. Yes.

[Amy]

No, no, no. That is really, really weird. Why? Because so many people were like, why are you. Why don't you just mirror it with the tv? And I'm like, it is the end of the game, and I don't know. I didn't want to take time for that.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That takes eight seconds.

[Amy]

Okay. But still, I didn't. I didn't want to do it. Like, it was literally towards the end of the day.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You don't want to do it.

[Eddie]

Did your buddy stay the whole game?

[Amy]

And they gathered round.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

There's only two People. It was just him and the other guy.

[Eddie]

That's so awkward.

[Amy]

Well, did he ask him, why are we watching? Nope.

[Eddie]

Because they're newish friends, right?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

He was just like, is this normal? I said, no, it is not to get invited to go over and watch a game, and then you watch the game on the other person's phone because then you also see, like, the texts are coming in the top of the phone. Right, Right. Yeah. That's kind of weird.

[Amy]

Yeah. I have a story I want to tell. I'm not allowed to tell it, so maybe I can tell it without. So I met somebody that works in the sports world, but I didn't know he did. Okay, okay, okay. I'm not. My boyfriend said, I'm not allowed to say who. So there. I hear them talking about the game, and I walk up, and he introduces me. And then, you know, everything in me is like, oh, you tell him.

[Bobby Bones]

Tell him you.

[Amy]

But I tell him you predicted that the. You had a psychic prediction that the Broncos were gonna win.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You wanted to tell him that.

[Amy]

I was gonna say that, but I. Cause I walked in on the conversation, and then I got introduced. I still don't know who this person is.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Is it affiliate? Oh, okay, got it.

[Amy]

No, I don't. I don't know what they do.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't know who it is either. So any question I ask is not leading toward it.

[Amy]

So then I'm thinking in my mind, normally that's what I would say, and I'm like, oh, I just meet. Oh, this is my girlfriend, Amy. Hey, nice to meet you. Oh, you're talking about the game. I psychically predicted they were gonna win. And I was about to say it, and something in me just was like, don't say that. Don't say that.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I know that never happens to you.

[Amy]

Go ahead. It's like, I had a. Don't be weird. So we walk away, and then he tells me who it is, and I'm like, oh, my God, thank you. I'm so glad I didn't say that, because I just would have looked a little ridiculous.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So it either had to be somebody from possibly the Bills or the Broncos. Or the Broncos.

[Amy]

So, anyway, we can talk about it later. I just was, like, very, very thankful.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Tim Tebow.

[Amy]

No, not Tim Tebow. So it's very. I was just. No, I was very proud of myself ignoring it for listening to my.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Will you tell me who we Text me. I won't say who it is. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Jim Kelly.

[Amy]

It's like, you're not.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's Only because Terrell Davis. Okay. But also, I won't say who it is. I won't say who it is.

[Bobby Bones]

I'll just be carefree.

[Amy]

Just a reminder to, like, listen to your gut, you know?

[Eddie]

You still don't know who it is, Amy?

[Amy]

No, I do now. Yeah, I do now. And I was like, oh, like he.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, if you guys want to call the show, you can. 877-77-Bobby. 877-77-B O B B Y. I'm saying the number slow because I'm vamping for a second to give Amy.

[Eddie]

You don't have it.

[Bobby Bones]

It must be huge if Amy knows who this person is.

[Eddie]

Bobby just made a face. Legit.

[Amy]

Yeah, legit.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I think it would have been fine. But that's. Hey, that's so legit.

[Amy]

Yeah. And. And then I was like, this is such a funny story. And my boyfriend was like, you can't tell it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Do you know this hand sign here?

[Eddie]

Yeah, that too legit to quit.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's Amy story. Too legit to quit.

[Eddie]

I thought it was MC Hammer.

[Bobby Bones]

No.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That'S legit. You can't tell it. Don't worry about it.

[Amy]

No, I mean, I told you told it. I just figured out a way to tell it. All he said is, I. Because I was like, oh, I wouldn't.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Say anything else because you're going to. If you can't say it, don't it yet.

[Amy]

Yeah, well, he was just like, no, I'd rather you not. I was like, okay.

[Eddie]

All right. There you go. So pretty cool though.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, it's awesome. It's awesome. It's the Anonymous. There's a question to be had. Hello, Bobby Bones. My husband and I are completely split on something. We have young kids. He thinks it's harmless, even fun to post them on social media. Family moments, funny videos, that kind of thing. I don't love the idea, but I'll allow him to post occasionally. Recently posted. A TikTok that got almost a million views. Hundreds and hundreds of comments. Now this has turned into a bigger disagreement than I expected. I don't want to be the overprotective parent, but I also don't want to look back and feel we over shared their childhood. So I'm much more hesitant now. I'll worry about privacy, safety, and the fact that once something is online, it's there forever. How do parents find a middle ground on this? Is there a healthy boundary? Thanks a conflicted mom. I think a lot of people probably have this specific conversation and I think you're right to feel how you feel? I think if one parent doesn't want it, like, really is against it. I think that's the one you have to go with. I think that. And listen, I have no problem people into kids online. I have no problem people that keep their kids offline. Man, if you're split, I kind of feel like the split is we don't do it.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah, I agree. Yeah. It leans towards the person that is uncomfortable with it. Like, that's a tough one if you don't agree. And it seems like she might be open to some. It's just not getting out of control. But that one going viral probably definitely has, you know, magnified things.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Man, those parents that had that kid review and stuff who made millions of dollars. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Ryan.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Ryan. Oh, man, Ryan's so smart. Eddie, you've kept your kids offline, but what if they were to have an account like Ryan and made millions of dollars?

[Eddie]

Dude, I think there are some videos that I have, my kids that I think would definitely go viral, especially my youngest. I mean, almost everything he does could go viral. But it's our rule, and it's been our rule from the very beginning. And I will say, to your point, it was my wife's really first one. Like, I don't feel comfortable doing this. I think if it were up to me, I would have done it a long time ago.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What if someone said, hey, you're. I've seen some videos of your kid privately that your cousin has sent me, and, man, we could make a million dollars a year with him. Would you. Would you then consider no. Letting him review toys or something online?

[Eddie]

No, because I just realized that it is very important. Like, our job is to protect our children. And to me, I wouldn't be protecting them if I just let them do whatever they wanted on social media.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Well, that would be your version of protecting him. For me.

[Eddie]

For me. Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Because there are parents who do let their kids go, and that's great, but I think if one of them doesn't want it, I think you have to lean with that one. And it's also slippery slope. Like, what's. What's enough? Like, you let them do a little bit, but then if it goes so viral, maybe you. It's almost like none or.

[Amy]

Yeah. And then what is. How does the kid feel about it?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Kid probably wants to go on.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I think every kid wants it.

[Amy]

Well, sometimes they do, sometimes don't. Because I put my kids online, and there are times where my son is like, yeah, yeah, yeah. And there's times where he's like, no, no, no, mom, no. And I respect that. So that's when they have a voice.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's when they get to be like, 13 or something. They're like, ah, I like how I look when I'm eight. Let me rip. I hear you. I. I do think that if someone says, don't, don't, that's how I feel about that. Thank you for the email. Email us Questions, Comments, Mailbag Bobby Bones dot com.

[Amy]

Bones.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So last we heard, Lunchbox's back was hurting because he was in a car accident. We were telling him, go to the emergency room. Okay, what's the update?

[Bobby Bones]

So I went to the emergency room, and I went in. I'm thinking they're gonna rush me back.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Because, oh, that's never how it works in the emergency room. Unless you got blood pumping out of you.

[Bobby Bones]

It was the exact opposite.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Hey, go over there and sit in that chair. And I mean, you want to talk about a shady place? The emergency room is not where you want to hang out.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Why?

[Bobby Bones]

A lot of shady characters walking around that place.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You think they felt that way about you, though? They go back to their little show and they're like, you'll never believe the shady character I saw.

[Bobby Bones]

No, I mean, there was some people.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, so you go in. Are you by yourself?

[Bobby Bones]

By myself.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

How long do you wait?

[Bobby Bones]

Two hours.

[Eddie]

Oh, man.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Do you tell them you were in a car accident?

[Bobby Bones]

Yep.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Were you dramatic about it?

[Bobby Bones]

I was like, I was in a car, right? They're like, right now? And I was like, no, no. A couple days ago.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

They're like, did you drive yourself here? And I'm like, yeah. And they're like, all right, go have a seat. And so I just sit there.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

He got back burnered.

[Bobby Bones]

And sit there and sit there. And then they finally take me back, and I'm like, all right, here we go. And all they do is my vitals. All right, go have a seat back in that waiting room. Oh, my God.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

More shady characters.

[Bobby Bones]

More shady characters. And so then I sit there, and then they finally take me back, and the nurse sits me down this little cubicle. She starts talking to me about what's going on, and then she starts feeling on my spine, does it hurt here? Are you going to the bathroom on yourself?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Did it hurt? Oh, it hurt where she was pushing.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, no, no, no, but it hurt, like, down low.

[Eddie]

And.

[Amy]

Are you going to the bathroom on yourself?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, exactly. Amy, that's a great question.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Are you?

[Bobby Bones]

No. And she was like, are you having trouble? You know, Urinating and. Because if you do go to the bathroom on yourself, that's a sign of spinal cord injury is what she told me at the end. That's why she said, I know these questions seems crazy, but. But what they did is they ended up giving me muscle relaxers.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You want them now? So you're on Cialis and relaxers.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. And then.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, now, that was like, cancel each other out.

[Bobby Bones]

That was the worst part, dude. They said, are you on any daily prescriptions?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You had to tell them.

[Bobby Bones]

I was like, cialis, because I've been having stomach pain. They're like, we see that in your chart. And I'm like, oh, my gosh. Just, just. And I'm going to tell you what. The nurse. To check my vitals. And the nurse, doctor, whatever she was. They're both hot chicks and they see Calis on my chart. I'm like, oh, man.

[Eddie]

Oh, dang, dude.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Because they wanted. And they thought maybe that maybe.

[Eddie]

Okay, it ruined your chance.

[Bobby Bones]

I mean, they looked at me and they saw Cialis. I'm like, no, no.

[Amy]

But it's ashamed.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's.

[Bobby Bones]

No, I was like, it's for stomach pain. So I'm on muscle relaxers.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

They wink at them, huh?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. So I'm on muscle relaxers and it should be getting better.

[Amy]

Does it counter each other out?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Like I said, Is he back even?

[Amy]

Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

When you were there, did you tell him about your testicle and all that?

[Bobby Bones]

No, I didn't tell him all that. Okay. Because I. I was there for the back.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So what happens now with your insurance?

[Bobby Bones]

So here is where it takes a turn. After I left the hospital, maybe 30 minutes after I left the hospital, first of all, they tried to charge me.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

$2,000 for just the appearance.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. And I said, I was in a car wreck. I ain't paying that.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You said that? Just like that.

[Bobby Bones]

I did.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

And they said, okay, well, whenever you get this bill, just send it over to your insurance. And I am at the house, the phone rings and I answer it, and the other guy had insurance. The other guy had insurance.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's good.

[Amy]

Yeah, that is good.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

To cover your medical bills or.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Bobby Bones]

Pay for repairs. My medical bills? Pain and suffering.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Well, that's where you start talking.

[Eddie]

Mental health.

[Bobby Bones]

Mental anguish.

[Amy]

Now you're on drugs.

[Bobby Bones]

Ptsd.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

How do you know you're going to get all that?

[Bobby Bones]

Wouldn't that what happens?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Well, you. They just don't give it to you voluntarily.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, I'll ask for it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, yeah, but I'm just excited that they have insurance. I had no idea. I was sitting there going, oh, man, is this gonna be on my insurance? What's gonna happen? And lo and behold, dudes got insurance. Pay me, my friend. Pay me.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

When do you think you'll be paid?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know how that works.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So then how did you know he had insurance?

[Bobby Bones]

Hey, they just called me.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Who's they?

[Bobby Bones]

The insurance. Their. His insurance called me, said, hey, we understand you were in a wreck. And on this day. And I was like, yeah, tell me what happened. I'm like, well, your client got him negligent.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, another big word.

[Bobby Bones]

I said I was in stop and go traffic. I was pretty much stopped when your client. I don't know what was going on in their vehicle, but they slammed into.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Customer, not a client.

[Amy]

Yeah, because it's not. It's.

[Eddie]

They're not representing him. Yeah, they're representing. No, I guess.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Go ahead.

[Bobby Bones]

I said, your client ran into the back of my car going 60 and never hit the brake.

[Eddie]

Did you hit him with a boom?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know that I hit him with a boom.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I hurts his back to do that. Oh, yeah, yeah. And he's on tialis and I'm on muscle relaxers.

[Bobby Bones]

You gotta remember that. Yeah, I already got the shot in the arm.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Go ahead.

[Bobby Bones]

And like. Okay, yeah, so what we'll do is we'll get you to the body shop and this and that. And I'm like, I'm already at a body shop. I already got the car there. Okay, well, we'll get in contact with them and I gave them the name of the body shop, and we'll be in touch.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You know, they're gonna fight to pay you anything.

[Bobby Bones]

What do you mean fight? There's nothing to fight. I mean, that's what happened.

[Amy]

Yeah, I mean, the proof is pretty.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Much here, but I'm talking. They're gonna pay the car repairs, but they don't just go willy nilly. Yeah. Is that true? We'll give you money for it.

[Bobby Bones]

That's crazy, because when I was checking out at the hospital, the lady in the billing room, she goes, oh, my daughter got rear ended. She got $15,000. I'm like, well, tell me more.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

When do you expect an update?

[Bobby Bones]

Hopefully a few days. I mean, I guess I'll call their insurance, be like, hey, what's going on? What's the next move?

[Amy]

Did you ask if the guy was okay?

[Eddie]

No, he doesn't care.

[Amy]

Can we ask that?

[Eddie]

I didn't care about that.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Do you care if he's okay?

[Bobby Bones]

I do. I hope he's okay. Well, here's the thing. I asked the cop. This was a weird thing. When I asked the cop on the scene, he goes, oh, I didn't see the other driver. I'm like. Like, you were standing over there. Like, what do you mean? Are they not allowed to tell me? Because it's a HIPAA violation.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

They're not doctors.

[Bobby Bones]

But he can see if the dude is dead.

[Amy]

Oh, you think he'd.

[Bobby Bones]

No, but I'm saying, like. I'm like, oh, is he okay? I don't know. I didn't see him.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Maybe he didn't.

[Bobby Bones]

He's standing at the other car.

[Eddie]

And maybe he means, like. I mean, I don't know. I'm not a doctor.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Or maybe he didn't go up to him. There were multiple cops that I assum. I don't know.

[Bobby Bones]

I just thought it was weird. I. And I don't know if the insurance guy is gonna be like, well, actually, he suffered a laceration to his head, and he has a broken leg. I mean, I have no idea, but.

[Eddie]

That has nothing to do with you.

[Bobby Bones]

I know, but I'd like. I mean, I hope he's okay.

[Amy]

And then, like, what caused him to ram into you at 60 miles an hour?

[Bobby Bones]

We can.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Speculation. Cell phone.

[Bobby Bones]

Hey. Yeah, we can get the police report.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Cost 10 bucks.

[Eddie]

We can afford that.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Hop on it.

[Bobby Bones]

I might bring it in and read it to you guys.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Show and tell. Lunchbox brings the police report. See if you can get it.

[Bobby Bones]

I will. Bones.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So this woman's suing this apartment complex she lives in because while she was sleeping, and maybe even while she was awake, she kept getting bit by spiders in her apartment, and she had to amputate two of her toes.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So, Pinellas county woman Patricia Shields is suing her apartment management at Grand Oak Apartments. She claims repeated spider bites led to her amputation. She says the bites began within two weeks of moving in and that doctors warned amputation was necessary to prevent further harm. Her medical records support her account, though the type of spider has not been verified. The apartment management denies the allegations and has filed a motion to dismiss. I've never heard a story like this before. Never. It's from Click Orlando. I can understand if your sink won't stop dripping. You call Landlord Complex. Hey.

[Eddie]

Toilet's clogged.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I never heard of this.

[Amy]

And they just kept biting in the same spot.

[Eddie]

Probably multiple toes.

[Amy]

Two. Two toes?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

She lost two toes. Maybe all over her feet, then.

[Amy]

Oh, but then the two.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay, and if they're poisonous spiders okay, sorry.

[Amy]

I. I get it now.

[Eddie]

And then when you're in a apartment, it's the apartment's responsibility to do pest control.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Unless. And I'm not saying this is the case, unless you, like, leave subway out and there are bugs all over because of the subway, and then I. I don't know the circumstances. Or you bring spiders into your place and they get out and bite you.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't know what's happened here, but that's wild. I wonder if anybody else in the apartment complex has been bitten by spiders. That's what I'm asking, if I'm the lawyer. But also to amputate two toes.

[Eddie]

Which two?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Because you don't want to lose the big one and you don't want to lose the pinky.

[Amy]

Is the big one without the pinky.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

There's the balance there, though. Yeah, you want both sides to have that balance. But, like, I've smashed my pinky toe before and it hurt. Not because the smash. It hurt in a lot of ways I didn't expect because I was constantly leaning on that side of my foot for balance.

[Eddie]

Oh.

[Amy]

I guess I didn't realize how much we may rely on the pinky toe.

[Eddie]

So if you lose the middle one, you're good?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I think so.

[Bobby Bones]

I think that's the most.

[Amy]

Yeah, well, aesthetically, I can get rid of the pinky one because it's, like, less obvious.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What are you doing with your feet? You need people to look at it?

[Amy]

No, it's like when I'm in sandals.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, I hear you. You guys usually landlords growing up? Landlords, Apartment complexes.

[Eddie]

I did have an apartment that was right next to a restaurant. And, dude, I caught the biggest rat you've ever seen in your life because it came from the restaurant. It. The apartment was almost attached to the restaurant. So, like, I heard the rat in the walls while I was sleeping. It sounded like a cat was in there. And I was like, I'm gonna trap this thing. And I did. And it was humongous.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And did you take it and go, hey, cut some rent off?

[Eddie]

Nah, I just kind of, you know, I was glad to catch the rat.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Did you mount it? That didn't cool. If you mount it. This video went viral. She is a student pilot. I'm Gonna guess she's 18 or 19 years old and it was her first or second flight by herself. So you go up with instructors and you have your first second flight bites, and then her engine goes out. It's single engine plane. So this is the audio from her calling back to the tower, going, hey, I need help.

[Amy]

Contact approach 78445. I'm having engine issues out here.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So again, you're having issues with your agent?

[Amy]

Yes, issues with the engine.

[Eddie]

Are you able to maintain altitude?

[Amy]

Negative, Engine is off. I'm a student pilot solo, and I am panicking. 78445.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

78445. Roger.

[Amy]

Just stay calm.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Tell me if you can see the airport. It's about two o' clock and five miles now. That's your closest airport. Trim out for best glide. It's about two o' clock to three o' clock in about five miles.

[Amy]

Turning right. Roger, I have it in sight. 784-454-45.

[Eddie]

You're doing great.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Keep it in sight and keep going.

[Amy]

Can you please contact Poughkeepsie tower?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

We will.

[Eddie]

Poughkeepsie tower.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No problem. She didn't make it back to the airport.

[Eddie]

She didn't.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And she starts saying that in the call. She's like, I can't make it back to the airport. She's a kid. And so what happens is when she goes down, they're like, there's a field you can land in. Her plane hits the top of some trees because she's just trying to find an open spot to land. The plane jumps over upside down, it's destroyed. Small plane, no engine, she lives.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And so I'm watching her other tiktoks talking about it and there's a picture of the plane and she's opening up for the first time the crash report. And I think it took seven months for the crash report to come in. And she's like, I'm gonna open it up and see why they said this plane failed when I was in it. I'm telling you, she's no more than 18 or 19 years old. Would you please hit that?

[Amy]

National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause of this accident to be a total loss of engine power. For undetermined reasons, the airplane was filled with fuel before the student pilot began the solo cross country flight. About 30 minutes after departure, at 5,500ft mean sea level, the engine RPM began to decrease until the engine lost all power and and the propeller was not windmilling. The pilot tried to restart the engine, but the propeller would not turn. The pilot attempted to glide the airplane to a nearby airport, but it impacted wooded terrain about one mile from the airport and came to rest inverted. The engine was subsequently examined at a recovery facility and no anomalies were noted. It started without hesitation and ran continuously at idle. Power.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So the plane goes up, the plane freaks out, engine dies. She crashes. And she. When they have to get her out, she's all beat up. She's in a neck brace. Like the whole thing. She's fine. Now and then she reads.

[Bobby Bones]

Not.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No, no problem. Nothing wrong.

[Amy]

Yeah. That's difficult.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's crazy.

[Amy]

Does she still fly?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

She does.

[Eddie]

I bet she does. The way she sounds like she sounds like someone.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And there are other videos of her flying but. And we didn't play the whole. The whole video of her in that because it gets a little more dramatic too in that clip. She's like, I can't make it back. Stays calm. And again. Flips, crashes and then. And she still makes videos. Yeah, she's pilot.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I think I'd want my pilot to have gone through that. I think I only want to fly with pilots who have been through crashes.

[Amy]

Because what are the odds? Happened twice.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, that or they're probably not gonna freak out as much because they've been through it once.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Experience. So shout out to her. I don't know. That's why I don't fly. I don't believe in it. Like.

[Amy]

Like why you're not a pilot yourself.

[Eddie]

You don't pilot.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, no, I don't. I don't believe in it.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That kind of metal shouldn't be up there just tossing itself around in the wind.

[Amy]

That's what I know. When my ex husband was in his. He calls it a controlled landing, but we'll call it a crash for the sake of this. He was just so pumped that his audio with the air traffic control. He was going to sound calm the whole time because he stayed calm and he was like sweet.

[Eddie]

That's amazing to me that everyone sounds so calm.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Because it's.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't think everyone does. Well, I think why it goes viral. Is that it? She sounded so calm.

[Eddie]

Like all like the control tower guys. Like they're all so. I mean they're also.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

They have to be. But they're not the ones that are up in the air about to crash down and die.

[Eddie]

They make it all seem like no problem. There's an airport right there.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. Big shout out to her though. And again, I guess you can just be a kid and get a pilot's license.

[Eddie]

You don't have to be old enough to drive.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Probably.

[Amy]

There's like 16 year olds.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. But if you're weird about a 16 year old driving on the road, you'd be weird about a 16 year old flying an airplane. You can start Flight training anytime. You got to be 16 to fly solo. 17 for a private pilot license, 18 for a commercial. If I'm getting on a Southwest flight, my pilot's 18 way, dude. He could just barely buy a scratch off. Yeah, welcome to Southwest. So that's wild. But a big shout out to her bones.

[Amy]

So I'm just wanting to know if I am being an unfair parent.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

My son is 15.

[Amy]

He will be 16 in May. I won't let him ride with his friends right now. I told him that he needs to wait at least a couple months so they can get a little more experience driving alone. And he thinks I'm totally unfair. So what do you guys think? Thank you.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Thank you for the call. 15 years old riding with 16 year old friends that are driving Amy, that's hard.

[Amy]

But I do think it's fair for them to get a little bit more experience under the belt.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

But what does that mean, a year? They have to be 17, 18.

[Amy]

Yeah, I know it's hard because 18.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Year olds are idiots too.

[Amy]

True. And one kid might be an idiot and the other one could be, you know, completely safe. So maybe you do a little ride alongs.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, can you imagine?

[Bobby Bones]

Embarrassing.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, wow.

[Eddie]

You can also follow them.

[Amy]

See which one, See which friend passes the test.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, you, what is that app you use?

[Amy]

Life360.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You secretly life360. All the kids.

[Amy]

Yeah. Well, if your kid's in the car, you can see what's up.

[Eddie]

That's true.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

So I thought you were going somewhere that I was about to agree with. No, no, no.

[Amy]

I know I took it too far as a joke, but I, I, I think you could find, you have to figure it out and then stick with it, I think. Is it three months?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yes. First of all, you're the parent, you make the rules. The kid's always going to think you're lame. I think that's probably universal. Through the history of time you have kids probably from 12 or 13 all the way until they leave, they always think their parents are lame because they don't understand.

[Amy]

Well, they think it's lame now and then when they're adults, they, it was love.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yes. And that happens with every generation. And then that happens with that same generation. Okay, that being said, I think you had a point of it matters who the kid is because there may be a 17 or 18 year old that's far less mature and responsible driving than a 16 year old that is very mature based on who they are. So I mean, I think you can have your universal rule, but if you're just going to go until everybody gets more experience. I don't know what that means.

[Amy]

Means true.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Because you're still kind of a 17. I was. And I wasn't a. And I was still a. At 17 driving. I think it's based on who your kid is with. You make that decision on that.

[Amy]

And, like, how far will you let them go? Like, maybe they can take you around close by in, like, neighborhood streets and stuff. But, like, if it's highway, see, I'm off of them. It may not be. They could go in a certain.

[Bobby Bones]

Like.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

But they're gonna go in forever.

[Amy]

No, they can't go if. No, maybe they want to go to Chipotle down the street. That's fine. But they want to get on the highway and go downtown. That's different.

[Bobby Bones]

I feel bad for your kids.

[Amy]

No, I'm.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, my gosh.

[Eddie]

No, I'm with you, Amy.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

I feel terrible.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I like what Amy's saying. Like, there is definitely a radius.

[Amy]

That.

[Eddie]

That seems safe. Like, you want to go to the convenience store down the road, that's no problem. Right. But what. You're right once. Oh, we're gonna go downtown. No, you're gonna go on the highway with Henry, and he's not a good driver. Like, I don't like that. But, you know, I will say that there was a huge difference with my son driving when he was 16 years old and when he was 17 years old. He's a great driver. Now he's almost 18, but he's a great driver. When he was 16, it was. It would make me worry being in the car with him. But when he turned 17, I think he had already had enough hours on the road to make him already a better driver.

[Amy]

I will say some parents even have a rule. It's not that, like, oh, who are you going to let your kid ride with? Some parents when their kids are 16, they don't let them drive anybody else anyway because they want. They don't want them to be distracted.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. Every parent has different rules.

[Amy]

Yeah. And so it's like, how. How long did they keep that into effect for? Like, maybe if all parents just get on the same page and we all have the same rule, that'd be great.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Let's. We're all expert parents. We're all experts here.

[Eddie]

If every parent thought the same.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

If we all had the same bedtime and we all had the same phone rules and we all had the same.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Unless a parent. Parenting is easy. We all know that. It's so easy. I would think it would be based on who the kid was with, but.

[Amy]

So basic kid by kid.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Circumstance by circumstance.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You probably do that with who they can hang out with and when they can hang out with them, who can come over to the house and who can leave the door open? Who can't.

[Eddie]

You know what too, I've noticed is the kind of car they drive.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh my gosh.

[Eddie]

You got a kid in a Jeep. Nah, you're not riding with it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, Jeep means bad.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Sports car car. Mustang. You're not riding with him. Ford Focus. He's good, man. Like he's not gonna speed in the fourth Focus.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You look at the dents more than.

[Bobby Bones]

You look at the car.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

For me.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's one thing too, you know, if the Jeep, it has no dents. I feel pretty good about this kid riding with them.

[Eddie]

I just feel like when the kid is driving a Jeep and the tops down, they got the music loud, a lot of distraction, they're not really paying attention.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I think you're projecting because you have a Jeep and you have the top down and you have music playing, you're not paying a lot of attention.

[Eddie]

We'll do when I was 16.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No, now.

[Eddie]

Oh, well, yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, now.

[Amy]

Oh my gosh, we were idiots. And we were six, like straight, and I wasn't.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And I drove slow and cautious and I was still an idiot.

[Eddie]

What kind of car did you drive?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Subaru. That works.

[Bobby Bones]

But you rode with your friends, right?

[Amy]

Yeah, I rode my friends, but I mean, I was driving on the highway from day one and I don't even know how. I mean, I did it, but I grew up like my first drive was on i35.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What would you tell our lunchbox if you were the advice?

[Bobby Bones]

Oh my gosh, let your kid go with his friends. You were 16 and you are 15 and you went with your friends when they turned 16. That's how they get life experiences. I mean, you've got to remember what you did when you were 15 and 16. Yes, it's scary, it's nerve wracking. But let them out in the world. You can't coddle them their whole lives.

[Amy]

I don't know how we survived.

[Bobby Bones]

It's infuriating.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't think it's coddling a kid their whole life. If you're going, you're 15. I'm not going to let you ride with people that are brand new to driving. Driving. I don't think that's caught on.

[Bobby Bones]

But we did it. Our parents did it, our grandparents did it. Guys, it's amazing how we all made it. And we got in the car when our friend was 16.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Some people didn't. Some people died in car accidents.

[Eddie]

That's right.

[Bobby Bones]

My friend Lauren, when she got her license, she got a car. And I remember going out that first Friday night, and she pulled out of the Techco parking lot with no lights on. And we're like, lauren, turn on your license. I don't know how. And it was such a great memory. Memory. Me and Forest, Kathleen, Lauren in the car. You go out with your friends. Stop babying your children, please. Oh, it's so infuriating.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You can also tell your kid, hey, until you're 16, you can drive, I'm not gonna let you ride with anybody else who's new because you don't have the. There are no wrong answers here. As a parent, it's based on how mature and intelligent your kid is, and I think how mature and intelligent that, you know, the kids are that they're with. So that's what I would say.

[Bobby Bones]

Think.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what you got to do. Yeah, you're right. Don't be ridiculous.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Don't be ridiculous. And you know what? You're not ridiculous unless you follow them or you demand a ride along. Then I would say you're being ridiculous. Wake up. Wake up in the morning. Then you turn the radio on, and the dial just keeps on turning. Habit. Trying to put you through. M riding this wig's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic.

[Amy]

So you know what?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

This is. The Bobby now. Time for the morning corny.

[Bobby Bones]

The morning Corny.

[Amy]

Why did the pine tree get in trouble? Because it was being naughty.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Huh? Like knots. Like a pine tree.

[Eddie]

Like there's a knot on the trunk.

[Amy]

Yeah, they have knots on the pines.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, my God. It really hit a new low. That was the morning Corny Tuesday reviews day. I watched that show, his and hers. I finished it.

[Amy]

Oh.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I get why people go, oh, it just is so corny. It's Purdue from a television show. Show it's produced. So corny. Speaking of corny, you want a good morning Corny? His and hers. I think John Bernthal, the actors are my favorite. He's actually number two. Jesse Plemit, John Bernthal, Ring of Honor, Keanu Reeves. They would just end episodes with, like, people staring into the sky. Music. It was so corny. I get why people like it. I'm giving it three out of five.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's fair.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Violins in the background. Dramatic violins in the background. We watched it, but episode to episode, we weren't drawn back to was. Well, we've already started it. Let's finish it.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

And then when it was over, my wife goes, that's kind of dumb.

[Eddie]

That's never good.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No.

[Amy]

Well, it was kind of.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I was really looking forward to it. And there were people online that were raving about it because it's a book.

[Bobby Bones]

Book.

[Amy]

Oh, really?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I believe it's a book. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. So I haven't started it. Just.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

You should watch it.

[Eddie]

I should.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Hey, I don't wanna. I don't want to be offensive, but I think someone like you would like it. Oh, that's smart.

[Amy]

I mean, three out of five isn't terrible.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. Yeah. That's above average.

[Eddie]

I come back and I love it, guys.

[Amy]

It's like Bobby gave it three out of five watching it fully. I gave it three and a half out of five watching it while doing a bunch of other things.

[Eddie]

Yeah, those aren't good numbers.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Did anybody else watch the show? Anybody else reviewing it?

[Amy]

Okay, does anybody else want to watch this show?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I think if there's nothing else, jump in.

[Amy]

Which I think that's where we were.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's exactly where we were. There was nothing else, so we jumped in. Do you have anything?

[Amy]

I have a book.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Why not?

[Amy]

Why not? The Nightingale. I have had this book for months.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Is that Hunger Games?

[Amy]

No.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Is that one of the Hunger Games, though? Hunger Games, Nightingale.

[Amy]

No. This is World War II.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Okay.

[Amy]

Type era, which Caitlin and I talked about. I think she has it as well. And I need to send her a text to be like, do it, do it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What's it about?

[Amy]

Because she was like, I struggle with period pieces, but it is about a lot of different things. But we'll go back to France and women helping.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I read it.

[Amy]

You already read it?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah, a long time ago.

[Amy]

You read the Nightingale.

[Eddie]

Wow.

[Amy]

Well, I can't believe I had it.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I just don't review books here because it's like, no one's going to sit down.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I don't know the book club.

[Amy]

Oh, okay. Well, so I. I give it five out of five Nightingales.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

There you go. Good job.

[Bobby Bones]

Be.

[Amy]

And also, I wonder if I would be that brave.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

No, I wouldn't have been in.

[Amy]

In World War II.

[Bobby Bones]

It's not a real story, right? It is.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

It's based on. Yeah. Sort of. Of. Of different people during that time.

[Amy]

These types of people existed. Yes. Like the roles they played in the war. Absolutely existed. But the whole storyline is a novel.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Historical fiction, I think, is what they call that. So, yeah. Jamie Gives it a five out of five.

[Amy]

All right, five out of five. Like listen to it on audible or read it, whatever. It's so good.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Bobby Bone Show Bonehead story of the day.

[Bobby Bones]

This story comes to us from Largo, Florida. A 29 year old woman was at work and she needed to pump because she needed to get the milk out. She had a baby, she didn't have anywhere to store it. She looks over on her co worker's desk says oh, that Stanley mug would look a good place to put some breast milk. So she stole the Stanley mug, went in a room pumped and the lady called the cops for her stealing her mug.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

This is on the lady calling the cops.

[Amy]

I'm confused. Like did like if she went to go take a sip and then drank the milk because that's there's a big like a prank.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Like she was milking her. Like she put the milk in her coffee and it's breast milk. She's like I got you.

[Amy]

Yes, yes, yes. Like haha, you just drank my breast milk.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

There are things she could have done like hey, can I borrow your Stanley mug or find another. But that's not really. Call the cops on no.

[Amy]

I feel like if I was a police officer, I got this call, I'd be like are we serious right now?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Yeah. What happened?

[Bobby Bones]

She got arrested for petty theft. She stole the mug?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

She didn't even steal it. She probably just borrowed it.

[Amy]

Put your milk in.

[Eddie]

I mean it's gross. That's gross.

[Bobby Bones]

But hold on.

[Eddie]

But theft?

[Bobby Bones]

No, no, no. The lady that put the milk, she's.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

But what does that matter?

[Bobby Bones]

So don't say it's gross. Like I mean I was thinking oh, how weird. And then I looked at him like okay, you know what I mean, that's cool.

[Eddie]

The process isn't gross, it's just the gross that the milk is in her Stanley.

[Amy]

Was she gonna put it in the Stanley and then give it to her baby at some point?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Like out of the Stanley?

[Amy]

Because this, what was in the Stanley before? Was the Stanley clean?

[Bobby Bones]

I mean I assume she washed it. I don't know, it doesn't say in the story.

[Amy]

Okay, all right.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Well before stealing you Stanley cup from a female coworker. That's weird man. All that story is weird.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, I'm lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

We were talking about girl scout cookies and I said I ate a whole sleeve of thin mints. And so everybody started going, hey, you want to buy more? And some of you guys didn't know there Were even Girl Scout cookies out right now at the release. But Amy bought a listener's digital Girl Scout cookies.

[Amy]

So one of our listeners in Atlanta sent me an email, and she was like, hey, I heard you wondering where Bobby got his cookies. And my daughter's digital store is still open for business. I was like, perfect. You do have a minimum order, though. Because I was like, perfect, I'm gonna order a box, keep it in my freezer, whatever. Then I go to order, and it's like, minimum order is four boxes. I'm like, oh, that's how they get you. So I got four boxes.

[Eddie]

Girl Scouts.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

I feel like I would like to be forced to buy four boxes, because I normally wouldn't. I'd be like, I'm just gonna get one or two. Keep it safe. Well, I gotta order four, okay.

[Amy]

Yeah, trust me, I had no problem, like, clicking four. I was like, oh, dang.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Paying four.

[Amy]

Okay, what'd you get?

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

What kind?

[Amy]

I got four boxes of Thin Mints.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Oh, I'll think.

[Amy]

Yeah, yeah. I thought about switching it up here and there, but then I was like, nah, just go with the classic keep them in the freezer. And then also, if anybody else wants any, I got you.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Of the four boxes. Yeah, got it.

[Amy]

Because I don't need four.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

Anybody else. You know, everybody here is gonna ask for a box.

[Bobby Bones]

I'll take a box.

[Amy]

Well, I don't.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

If there's anything free, he wants it.

[Eddie]

Oh, you're giving them away?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I'll take a box.

[Amy]

Well. Well, okay. Let me get them in first. They're ordered. They're going to be shipped to me, so. Oh, yeah, maybe I'll give you a few in a Ziploc bag.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's what you should do.

[Bobby Bones]

By the way, you just said if anybody wants a box.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

That's it. Bye, everybody.

[Amy]

Get your Bobby Bones.

[Host (likely Bobby Bones or main show host)]

On the Bobby Bones Show. Theme song written, produced and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram. Reedyarberry, Scuba Steve Executive producer, Raymundo, Head of production. I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast.

[Amy]

This is an I heart podcast. Guaranteed human.