TUES PT 2: Bobby Thought He Was Having A Heart Attack + Bobby And Amy Make A Bet + Amy Got The Worst Call Ever

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – TUES PT 2: Bobby Thought He Was Having A Heart Attack + Bobby And Amy Make A Bet + Amy Got The Worst Call Ever

Date: March 24, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Regulars: Amy, Chris, Eddie, Lunchbox, et al.

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Episode Overview

This episode covers a range of personal stories, current events, and lively studio banter. The main themes include Bobby’s recent heart scare, a surreal news roundup (including an airport tragedy and unusual crimes), pop culture commentary, parenting woes, and a fun, competitive trivia showdown between Bobby and Amy. Amy also shares about receiving a concerning call regarding her son’s injury, and the cast reflects on handling crises as parents and friends.

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Main Discussion Points & Insights

1. Bobby’s Heart Scare and Baby Parenting Pains

• Bobby opens up about experiencing chest pain that made him fear a heart attack ([02:46]):
  • The pain was traced back to muscle strain from holding his baby, not a heart problem.

    “When I breathe in, it hurts.”
    — Bobby ([01:42])

• Crew chimes in with stories of unusual pains tied to new parenthood and overuse of underused muscles.

2. News Recap: Plane Crash at LaGuardia (Serious Tone)

• The team discusses the Air Canada jet collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia, highlighting the emotional impact ([03:48]):

  “What are the freaking odds?”
  — Bobby ([05:39])

• Analysis of the 911/ATC audio: Empathy is expressed for all involved, especially the pilots and their families.
• Amy comments on the haunting sense of responsibility the ATC must carry:

  “Like, his life is forever changed. Like, holding that weight of that responsibility.”
  — Amy ([06:00])

3. Rescued "Kidnapped" Girl & Social Dynamics of Kidnapping Cases

• A California girl abducted by her mother in 2020 was found alive and safe, living under a new name in North Carolina. No criminal charges filed so far ([07:00]).
  • Discussion around the nuance of why a mother would take her child and change names; possible safety concerns or custody issues.

4. Taylor Frankie Paul Arrest Footage & “Dakota” Name Debate

• Amy analyzes new police body cam video from the Taylor Frankie Paul 2023 social media scandal ([09:28]).

  “Is there an adult named Dakota that's not a douchebag?”
  — Bobby ([09:57])

• They debate “douchey” names and acknowledge how little outsiders really know about the private side of viral stories:

  “We only know a smidgen of what is actually happening in these people's lives.”
  — Amy ([12:16])

• They discuss speculation, online commentary, and the double standard in public reactions to abuse allegations involving men vs. women ([15:00]).

5. Surreal News: Quadruple Amputee Cornhole Pro Arrested

• Bizarre story: A quadruple amputee cornhole champion is arrested for murder ([20:08]).
  • Fascination and disbelief at the logistics of the crime and his cornhole expertise.

6. Other Viral/Weird Stories

• Meteorite crashing into a Texas woman’s house ([26:58] + [27:28]):
  • Eddie reminisces about catching a meteorite on camera (“I got a piece!”).
• OnlyFans millionaire death ([21:48]):
  • Banter on what type of content makes so much money, segueing awkwardly into “micropenis” talk.

7. Bobby vs. Amy: The Trivia Bet Showdown

• Amy and Bobby make a $10 bet about whether Amy mispronounced a song title during a recording ([31:07]).
  • Bobby proves her wrong and wins $10:

    “That's cage money, boys.”
    — Bobby ([46:47])

• They extend the competition into a trivia contest using ChatGPT ([33:33]):
  • Example questions:
    • Chemical symbol "K" (Potassium, both get right)
    • Greek myth: Who holds up the sky? (Atlas—Bobby gets it, Amy misses)
    • Largest internal organ? (Amy: liver—correct; Bobby: lung)
    • Smallest prime number? (Both get “2”)
    • Capital of Canada? (Bobby: Ottawa—correct; Amy: Quebec)
  • Playful banter about Amy’s competitiveness and clever attempts at mnemonics.

8. Parenting & Worst Call Ever

• Amy recounts the “worst call ever”: Her son was injured at track practice, with both parents out of town. He tripped running with hands in pockets, resulting in a cut face and mouth ([57:10]):

  “I'm like, what do I do? I can't get on a plane and get home right now.”
  — Amy ([59:20])

• She reflects on the “village” required to support parents in these situations.

9. Miscellaneous Segments & Listener Interaction

• Parasite cleanse TikToks: Bobby calls out fad cleanses as potentially dangerous, with Amy sharing her own cautious approach ([52:27]).
• Trivia:
  • Don’t make major decisions the week before your period, per Amy’s research ([54:18]).
• Voicemails:
  • Listener asks about the “Price is Right” winnings—would prizes belong to Bobby Bones Show if they paid for the trip? (They didn’t; it’s Lunchbox’s own money, [62:30])
  • Salsa woes—a listener teases the cast about never receiving salsa, Eddie blames “the lawyers” for liability ([64:59]).
  • Demographics of the Bobby Bones cruise—discussion on the wide age range and why it’s fun for all ages ([67:12]).

10. Tuesday Reviewsday

• Ozark (Netflix):
  • Eddie finally watches—“5 out of 5 Money Laundering Operations” ([43:11]).
• The Madison (Paramount+):
  • Morgan gives “4 out of 5 Sunshine Fields.”
• Running Man (new version):
  • Chris: “4 monies out of 5”—cheesy but fun.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I thought I was, like, having a heart attack or something. I was like, what are the odds? Finally have a baby and have a heart attack.” — Bobby ([03:39])
• “Like, his life is forever changed. Like, holding that weight of that responsibility.” — Amy on the LaGuardia ATC ([06:00])
• “Is there an adult named Dakota that's not a douchebag?” — Bobby ([09:57], enters into running joke)
• “I've never seen a micro penis.” — Bobby ([23:12])
• “That's cage money, boys.” — Bobby ([46:47], collecting $10 from Amy for a lost bet)
• “That's why we have a village.” — text Amy receives after her son’s injury, spotlighting the importance of community support ([59:59])
• “Data doesn't have a feel, though.” — Bobby, on Amy’s ‘data’ about cruise demographics ([68:37])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 02:46 – Bobby’s chest pain, fearing heart attack
• 03:48 – LaGuardia plane crash discussion
• 07:00 – Found “kidnapped” child story
• 09:28 – Taylor Frankie Paul, police footage/debate on “Dakota”
• 20:08 – Quadruple amputee/cornhole news item
• 26:58 – Meteorite falls through house/news cameraman story
• 31:07 – Amy/Bobby song title bet and $10 exchange
• 33:33 – Live trivia: Bobby vs. Amy
• 52:27 – Parasite cleanses/medical skepticism
• 54:18 – “Don’t make decisions week before period”
• 57:10 – Amy’s “worst parent call” and parenting community
• 62:30 – “Price is Right” trips & show rules
• 64:59 – Salsa mailing and the liability “lawyer” excuse
• 67:12 – Bobby Bones cruise: audience age and vibes
• 43:11 – Tuesday Reviewsday: Ozark, The Madison, Running Man reviews

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Tone & Style

• Conversational, irreverent, and friendly.
• Mix of self-deprecating humor and genuine concern on more serious topics.
• Willingness to discuss both pop culture and uncomfortable topics candidly.
• Frequent playful teasing among cast members.

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Episode Takeaways

• Parenthood brings weird new aches—and anxieties.
• Even experienced broadcasters can get swept up in the details or emotions of fast-breaking news.
• Viral internet drama is rarely straightforward.
• Community and friendship networks are invaluable for parents—especially in emergencies.
• The Bobby Bones Show crew loves debates, bets, and trivia, always with a splash of comedy.
• Even the most random news headlines can trigger lively, thought-provoking studio conversations.

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For listeners who missed the episode, this summary provides all the context, standout moments, and signature Bobby Bones Show banter without the ads or extraneous chatter.

Transcript

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[Amy]

Why?

[Bobby]

I was asking my wife that. I was like, why is my chest hurting, like, in this muscle right here? Because, like, I breathe and it. It tightens up. And then she said, oh, mine's doing that too. It's from holding the baby. And that muscle, because you're bent over,

[Chris]

you've never done that. Like, you're not used to that.

[Derek]

Oh, yeah.

[Bobby]

But I mean, I don't think you would be either right now.

[Chris]

No, no, I wouldn't. But I'm gonna say that's. That's interesting because, like. Yeah. Who does this with their arms?

[Bobby]

I thought you were hating on me.

[Chris]

No, no, no.

[Bobby]

You're a loser. I take immediate offense for no reason. Yeah, because I hold. Because you bend over and you hold your arms in. If I'm holding the baby and it tight, so that just contracts the whole time. And so what we got is we have one of those rollers from the gym.

[Amy]

Foam roller.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah. And if you, like, roll your back. Because what's weird is muscles are connected to other muscles.

[Chris]

They're all connected.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So anyway, I've been doing that. I thought I was, like, having a heart attack or something. I was like, what are the odds? Finally have a baby and have a heart attack.

[Amy]

That would be terrible.

[Bobby]

Just like that.

[Chris]

So sad.

[Bobby]

There it is.

[Amy]

That would be so terrible.

[Bobby]

You know what else was sad? Is that I saw more pictures. I'm glad you brought it up yesterday because I didn't know much about that plane crash into the fire truck. That was a big story yesterday.

[Amy]

Terrible. And you dying of a heart attack. Terrible. This terrible. Terrible.

[Chris]

The plane. The plane looked bad.

[Amy]

It was bad. Wow.

[Chris]

Didn't realize.

[Bobby]

And do we have the audio of the 911 operator? So I did see, like, a headline, a quote from a headline where the. Where the. Maybe the air traffic controller, air traffic

[Amy]

control was like, I messed up.

[Bobby]

I messed up.

[Chris]

Oh, man.

[Bobby]

Yeah. So I have the air traffic control audio of the Runway crash. Here you go. 4195, stop there, please. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Dr. That's crazy. Especially after seeing it. New York's LaGuardia Airport was shut down Monday after an Air Canada jet struck a fire truck while landing late Sunday night. The two pilots. It was completely caved in. The two pilots of the regional jet were killed. The nose of the plane was crushed in the collision that occurred around 11:40pm 72 passengers and four crew members were on the plane. 41 were taken to the hospital, 32 were released. This is somewhat newish news. The two officers were in stable condition with non life threatening injuries. But two officers were on the fire truck, so they were hurt. The Jazz Aviation flight operating on behalf of Air Canada originated from Montreal. In the moments before the crash, an air traffic controller could be heard on a radio transmission giving clearance to a vehicle to cross part of the tarmac and then trying to stop it. What are the freaking odds?

[Amy]

I mean. Yeah. And they were dealing with another emergency, obviously. That's why the fire truck. And then, yeah, he was saying, I messed up. And then another air traffic controller was like, hey, you did the best you could. And that's what people were all like, what? Why would you tell me? But I don't think they knew the severity of the. I don't know. My speculation is they knew something had happened, but they don't know yet that people have died. Also, they are trained to stay calm. I mean, what's he supposed to yell at him over the thing? You idiot. I can't believe you gave it the go ahead. Like, the whole thing. Like, I keep thinking of the guy that gave the truck the go ahead or the plane the go ahead or whatever. Just like the one that said I messed up. Like, his life is forever changed. Like, holding that weight of that responsibility.

[Bobby]

I think about the pilots that died and, like, their families.

[Amy]

Yeah, them too.

[Bobby]

Because somebody made a bad decision.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh, that is a terrible story. And again, we talked about it yesterday. It's just different. Until you see it. Then it's a different. It just hit completely different. I mean, it took that thing and smashed it. Because we thought airplane and fire truck. Airplane's gonna win.

[Chris]

I will say that Tick tock. Really helps with that. Kind of giving you a visual of what the stuff we talk about. Because, yeah, you think about it, you're like, oh, that's crazy. But once you see it, helicopter crashes, plane crash, stuff like that. Like, wow, it really makes it real.

[Bobby]

Another story about a girl. She was 11 years old. She vanished in 2020. And then after a while, you just kind of. You don't give up, but you just assume the worst. It's a bit of the Savannah Guthrie's mom story where at this point, she's not back, she's old. This story happened in 2020 with an 11 year old, except they found her living in North Carolina under a different name. Lunchbox. You know about this story?

[Eddie]

Yeah. So her mom is the one that had custody and she quit communicating with, I guess it's Child Services of California. Had initials and I assume that's what it is. And they were like, whoa. And then she disappeared and so did the mom. Didn't find her. And then they just recently did an updated, like, this is what she might look like now. And then a couple months later, they got a tip that the kid was maybe in North Carolina under a fake name. They did some research, found that girl, fake name at a school, and it is her.

[Bobby]

So they do say a California girl who was kidnapped in 2020.

[Eddie]

Yes, but they believe she was with her mom and no charges have been filed.

[Bobby]

What about the dad? Was the dad in the picture? Was he just thinking that the kid was gone?

[Eddie]

I think they separated or divorced or whatever and that's why she had custody of the daughter. And maybe she feared for her safety and so she fled, I don't know. And so they're doing investigating, but as of now, the mom has not been charged with a crime.

[Bobby]

You would think there'd be some crime, though, if you're just running away and hiding and changing your kid's name. You don't change your kid's name unless you're running from something. Unless they do, and I'm saying it could be a crime where even if they're hiding from somebody, like where that threat's coming from, because you may be changing your kid's name for safety reasons like Lunchbox alluded to, and you're doing that because you feel threatened, that's a crime. If like somebody's like, I'm going to kill you.

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Like there's, there's something here is not right on one side of it. Because you don't just grab a kid and change their name if everything's normal.

[Eddie]

Also, how long does it take the girl to accept that that's her new name? Like, you have to, she's old enough to know her name. And then to be like, no, you're gonna go by this name now. You're gonna go, you have to drill her over and over and over. Don't mess up. You are not this girl. You are this girl. That's crazy.

[Bobby]

The headline was a little misleading because they make it sound like a 11 year old was kidnapped and they just find her years later and she's got to change name. But then you read into it and it's like the mom did for whatever reason. But then I read, well, they changed their name. So what's happening here? Like something, Something ain't good. Is Happening around the room. Amy.

[Amy]

So I was watching the police body cam footage of the arrest from Taylor. Frankie Paul, you know, the 2023 video and what lunchbox brought up yesterday. We've seen the inside the house footage, but there's now police body cam footage of when she was getting arrested. And what's crazy to me is that the guy Her.

[Bobby]

Dakota.

[Amy]

Dakota. He's seen begging, no arrest me.

[Bobby]

Is there an adult named Dakota that's not a douchebag?

[Amy]

Wait, who?

[Chris]

Dak Prescott is Dakota.

[Bobby]

But he's Dak. He changed it because he didn't want to be Dakota.

[Amy]

Well, who's other than Dakota Fanning? I don't know. Another Dakota.

[Bobby]

Good point.

[Eddie]

I think Bristol Palin's ex dude is named Dakota.

[Amy]

That I believe is correct.

[Bobby]

I just feel like if you're a dude and you stick with the name Dakota that you're. You're kind of living a life leading into being a douchebag.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

It's unfair of me to say. I completely agree with myself that it's unfair.

[Amy]

Yeah. It's just interesting because you were inundated with all this stuff. At least my algorithm is right now, for days about this, which, you know, I feel horrible for the daughter, Taylor's daughter, who's having to relive this all over again. However, if she. If it's, you know, in her or.

[Bobby]

How old is that daughter?

[Amy]

How old is she now? Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Do you know, man, she's got like, three kids, so that kid is probably five, six.

[Bobby]

So there's no reliving then if she's six. Cause she didn't remember it the first time.

[Amy]

Well, Taylor was on TMZ saying, my daughter's having to relive this whole thing. And then I kind of.

[Bobby]

Well, maybe an older daughter. It's not the one hit by a cheer. Maybe it's an older daughter that maybe, like, lived through this situation.

[Amy]

Maybe.

[Bobby]

Do you think I was unfair about the Dakota name? Or does that sound like a douchebag name for a dude?

[Chris]

I didn't really take offense to I don't know many Dakotas.

[Bobby]

Me either. Just feel like a douchebag name.

[Chris]

Maybe there's two or three douchebags.

[Amy]

We probably have a Dakota listener who's probably sitting there. I'm not a douchebag.

[Bobby]

And if so, please reach out.

[Amy]

I could be completely wrong.

[Bobby]

Let us know.

[Amy]

Yeah, we. We could be wrong. It was just the whole thing perplexes me. Like, did so many people are giving their analysis of it online and their video. Yeah. Of the Whole situation of that. Clearly, because he's filming it. He had baited her. Who knows the abuse that happened before he started filming, like towards her. Allegedly. Again, this is speculation, but it's all speculation. It's all speculation, but people weighing in. Then it makes you think like she's, they're like she's reactive here. Like this is reactive abuse. So therefore she, you don't act that way for no reason. And so then maybe he did something and then now and then he's filming

[Bobby]

her, there's still no reason to do that, what she did. Even if he did something.

[Chris]

And we don't even know if the reasons are like just words.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And I think we know too.

[Amy]

Yeah, we don't know.

[Bobby]

We don't know what's happening behind closed doors. Everybody's speculating. They're just looking for clicks.

[Amy]

That was part of my. Me bringing this up is like everybody's weighing in and it's like we only know a smidgen of what is actually happening in these people's lives. If I think of like even in our lives here, like we share a lot of our lives, but we don't share at all. There's so much that like Bobby knows about my life that's not public where if certain things went public, they still would never know. But you know, every detail.

[Chris]

You know, like, hey, what do you know, man?

[Bobby]

Hey, don't worry about it.

[Eddie]

Tell us some more.

[Bobby]

I tell, hey, you guys will never look at it the same. Okay.

[Amy]

Yeah, that's what it sounds like. No, I just think that like people, you just build this whole storyline based on the little information that you have. And like you would have no idea. And it's difficult. So I just thought, I just thought that was interesting that now all of a sudden Dakota's, you know, we have footage of him begging to be arrested. So then if he's like, did he change his mind real quick? Like, never mind. Don't take her away, take me.

[Bobby]

Well, I do think you have like minded people being together. Crazy attract crazy.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Now at times non crazy and crazy will be together, but just for a second. Non crazy realizes crazy is crazy pretty quick. And those relationships typically do not manifest into something that is with children, long lasting because they were together for years.

[Amy]

Let me ask you this.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Can non crazy get with crazy? Okay. And then crazy has like, I'm doing

[Bobby]

A Beautiful Mind right now, putting all the lines together.

[Amy]

So let's say, I mean there's passion, there's love, but still he's make the Guy's the crazy one. The girl's not. Okay, just for the sake of my story. And let's say he's manipulative and, you know, she's. Then she's in this. She's sucked into the vortex, if you will. So much so that she doesn't know how to get out. But then eventually she turns crazy.

[Bobby]

I would think you that that hits you way earlier than where this was in their relationship.

[Amy]

Okay. Again, I'm not saying it's them. I'm just, like, you get into a survivor, you get sort of numb to your circumstances, and then you go into survival mode. And maybe sometimes you're not rational because your brain's just trying to take care of you.

[Bobby]

Generally speaking, crazy attract crazy. I think they both probably have a lot of issues, and then together, the combination of that most likely manifests itself into what we see here.

[Amy]

There's also other factors, like alcohol's involved and, you know, it's not like these. This was a sober situation.

[Bobby]

I don't think about that. As far as what they were going through with drugs or alcohol, I think it's actually Mormon. No alcohol.

[Amy]

What you'd also think, like, one husband.

[Frank]

Her.

[Amy]

Her. Her. Her caption for the Bachelorette, you know, Book of Mormon, but it said Mormon.

[Bobby]

I saw that. And I thought. I thought, excellent. Great marketing. Yeah, that was a good one.

[Amy]

It's like, okay. And then also another thing people are losing their minds over is that, like, there's men that have been accused of abuse all over the place. Like, look at athletes, you know, basketball players, football players. But yet they're not totally canceled at times. And, like, the. It comes out as a girl doing it. She's canceled.

[Bobby]

Yeah. These were unfair because they were like, how does the NFL have games? Well, whenever a dude does that, they get kicked off the team. They don't cancel the whole NFL or the whole team.

[Chris]

Yeah, there are a lot of players.

[Bobby]

If it was a one, if it was a tennis match and it was a dude, they'd have to cancel the match, just like they had to cancel the show. But the player cannot play, and everybody else gets to keep playing.

[Amy]

What about what happened with Mike Tys? I saw someone using him as an example because, like, didn't he proven, like. And then he went on, like, a redemption tour, and, like, people, not a redemption tour.

[Bobby]

He went to jail.

[Chris]

He went to prison.

[Eddie]

Yeah, he went to prison.

[Amy]

He did okay.

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

But I mean, later he won people back in a way.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you're right about sort of like, Chris Brown.

[Amy]

I mean, we knew what happened to him and then he still sells out.

[Bobby]

But again, you don't think she's now going to make more money? I'm not even justifying what. Because the Mike Tyson stuff is foggy in my memory because he went to jail for rape. And I'm not sure if it was like a situation where. I don't know, but I should look that up before I say anything on it. But she's still gonna make a ton of money. She's not canceled. They cancel one show. She's gonna be. She's gonna make so much money from this.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

And in a hundred different ways.

[Amy]

They cancel show rather it not happen.

[Chris]

Like, I didn't know who she was before all this.

[Bobby]

Now she's way more famous from this. And yeah, it's not the best look. But she didn't do anything new.

[Amy]

That la.

[Bobby]

That charge happened recently. But I'm talking about she didn't do anything new that made the show get canceled. It was just an old video that popped back up, by the way. It's terrible. It's terrible.

[Chris]

You're right. If like it was the Bachelor and a bunch and one of the girls that happened to one of the girls that the show would still go on. But since she was the Bachelorette.

[Amy]

Yeah, you can't do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, No, I know. I get it. It's just like looking over. You're right. People. Things happen and then, I mean, some athletes, they've had it happen, but then they've been able to come back.

[Bobby]

Or name one.

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

The Ray Rice play again. He beat up. Remember he beat up.

[Eddie]

Never played again.

[Bobby]

He beat up a woman in the elevator. It's done.

[Amy]

Good.

[Chris]

But I'm saying about like Tyreek.

[Bobby]

Didn't he.

[Chris]

The Tyreek.

[Bobby]

I don't know. We're throwing around things. Unless we know now.

[Eddie]

Tyreek has had a lot of run ins.

[Chris]

Run a lot of run ins.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I just want to be careful about.

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Assigning.

[Amy]

I understand. I just seen. I saw a funny one that I kind of want to say now, but then it's also not funny. But it is. I'm debating in my head right now to say it or not. What a funny video I saw of people. They're like, I heard we're canceling reality show stars for, you know, this. Whatever happened with. I don't know her exact charge. I guess domestic abuse. But this obviously would be a different case. But it showed like the graphic of the Bachelorette getting canceled and they're like, since we're going after reality stars, let's go after this one. And it was a picture of the Apprentice. Like, I was like, okay, that's funny. Like, some people just get away with stuff, you know?

[Bobby]

Mike Tyson went to prison in 1992. Six years served three years. He was convicted of rape. The incident involved Desiree Washington. It happened in Indianapolis in 1991. He said the whole encounter was consensual. What was weird about it, there wasn't any physical evidence in the way that people expect it. It was largely statement versus statement. And so he went to jail for that. The jury heard all the evidence, and he was convicted. Tyson has always maintained it was consensual. There was lack of definitive physical proof, and there was also a perception he didn't have strong legal representation in the case. There is no credible evidence of a conspiracy or proven misconduct that would overturn the case. So I'm still reading here. I want to make sure. Okay, go ahead.

[Amy]

I was thinking of. I wasn't even thinking of the rape when I thought of him. I was thinking of his marriage. And I just had to look up her name, but Robin Givens.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I remember Robin Givens.

[Amy]

Yeah. So when they were married. So I saw a clip of a Barbara Walters interview where Robyn was saying that he was violent. He would shake, push, and swing at her. So that's what I was thinking of. Cause that's what led to their divorce. But I didn't know about that rape situation. Anyway, it's all terrible. Just everybody needs to get help.

[Chris]

Yeah, sure. Everybody can probably use some, say, everything right there.

[Bobby]

Two completely different versions of the same night exist. I don't know, man. That's so long ago. Not worth getting sued over reevaluating a 1991 case. All right, Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Yeah, this was a crazy one. It popped up everywhere yesterday. And everybody's like, what? How does this happen? A professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee was arrested for murder. He was driving a car, pulled out a gun, shot his passenger, and dumped the body on the side of the road.

[Bobby]

Like, how does a quadruple amputee drive a car, if I can ask, or shoot a gun?

[Eddie]

I. I don't know.

[Chris]

Like, how. You're right. Like, how's all that possible?

[Eddie]

Right? How is it possible? I don't know how it works, but they said there was two guys in the backseat, and he said, hey, help me get rid of the body. And they jumped out of the car.

[Chris]

Could you have prosthetics, like, that do all that?

[Bobby]

Yeah, you can.

[Eddie]

I don't, but I see him playing cornhole, and he doesn't use prosthetics.

[Bobby]

What does he throw?

[Chris]

How does he throw?

[Eddie]

He has, like the two, I guess, nubs you call. I don't know what you call.

[Chris]

So he has arms. He just doesn't have hands.

[Eddie]

And he flings them.

[Bobby]

Is he good?

[Eddie]

He's a professional. He's really good.

[Amy]

Yeah. I saw video of him.

[Eddie]

He's really good.

[Bobby]

I'm watching him. Oh, he has a lot of arm. They're not. He's not completely armless.

[Chris]

Okay.

[Bobby]

He's shooting there. Huh.

[Amy]

Somehow good for him.

[Bobby]

Oh, not good for him. If he did this, that he's able

[Chris]

to do all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I get what you're saying. That's pretty crazy, though.

[Bobby]

What's happening, man? Amy's like, I shouldn't say this, and then she just says it. We. Quiet.

[Amy]

What?

[Chris]

It's just like whenever you say. Whenever I'm like, I shouldn't say that. I really. I won't do it.

[Amy]

I don't care.

[Bobby]

Do you see the story about the only fans guy dying of, like, a heart attack in his 40s?

[Amy]

Doing what?

[Bobby]

It didn't say. Oh, I believe it was a heart attack. He was in his 40s.

[Eddie]

No, it was cancer, man.

[Bobby]

Oh, it was okay. It wasn't something to, like, up. No good.

[Eddie]

No, I wasn't no good. But he. After making. They. They were saying he was making, like, $1.9 million a day.

[Amy]

A day.

[Bobby]

He's a billionaire.

[Amy]

Yeah, guys.

[Eddie]

A day.

[Amy]

A day.

[Chris]

And now he's just gone.

[Bobby]

And he kept himself pretty private and.

[Eddie]

Yeah, never did. Yeah, never did interviews. Never did anything. And he had a staff of like, 40 people.

[Chris]

And, man, 40 people run only fans his account.

[Bobby]

No, no, he was the. He was a creator.

[Amy]

Oh, I thought he was a content creator.

[Chris]

Oh, and that's why you thought he died of a heart attack doing it?

[Bobby]

Amy's in a place today. No, listen, that's called selective hearing.

[Amy]

No, I thought he was an only fan, and then I was thinking maybe

[Bobby]

I said it wrong. I could have.

[Amy]

No, I don't know that you did. I. I don't know. I guess I was trying to think, what kind of videos is he making to where. That's what he makes every day, you know?

[Chris]

Yeah. That's a lot of money.

[Amy]

That's a lot.

[Bobby]

That's either a really big or really small wiener. If you're making a lot of money as a dude on there, like, it's gotta be really big or micro penis.

[Amy]

I thought one of the two.

[Bobby]

I've never seen a micro penis.

[Chris]

Neither have I.

[Amy]

No, can't say that I have.

[Bobby]

I just think that'd be weird. If you're a girl and they don't

[Chris]

warn you, and then you just warn

[Amy]

you, what are they supposed to say

[Bobby]

before you get down there? I should let you know I have a micro penis. Like, you have to say something before it. It'd be like, as a woman, if you had a third boob or like a big nipple beside a nipple. Like you're gonna say something to the dude before he gets there.

[Chris]

Interesting.

[Amy]

I don't know.

[Bobby]

No, you would. You would have to.

[Chris]

A little heads up.

[Bobby]

Because imagine you're the dude and it's like, all right, here we go. It's time to go. You're like, oh, whoa. Imagine a woman. You're like, okay, here. What the. There's just a reaction. You have to brace them for. And if anybody has a micropenis on the show, God love you.

[Chris]

On the show.

[Bobby]

You can't help it. Yeah, Ray. Scuba. I don't know. Mike D. All three. Nobody said anything, so they all three. Hey, Scuba Steve. Can I ask you a question? I see you're here today.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Greg]

What's up, man? Why didn't.

[Bobby]

Why didn't you want to drive with the tour bus? On the tour bus?

[Greg]

Oh, it was a few different reasons, but the main reason was I don't like people driving me. I have to be in control and drive the vehicle. My wife doesn't drive. Friends on drive. I always drive.

[Bobby]

So it wasn't so much. They made it seem like you were scared of tour bus drivers specifically.

[Greg]

Well, and the tour bus thing, like, you read stories about accidents and stuff, and so I was just like, I don't want to be part of that story.

[Bobby]

Huh. But you read stories about car accidents all the time, too. Probably more so than tour bus.

[Chris]

And what about planes? Like, you worry about that? I have no.

[Greg]

I have no control over the airplane, and I have to fly places, and I can't fly an airplane. So I've succumbed to letting go of that fear. But the. The tour bus thing scared me. And also just. It's just. I don't know, it's something about. It's just a fear of being trapped in that capsule and driving down the road. And also because the guy, he. I went there for a short drive, and, like, he, like, shuts the door and locks it, and, like, you can't even see him. Driving. Like, what if he falls asleep or he has a medical episode and there's no way to get to him? The whole thing just freaked me out.

[Bobby]

Yeah, mostly I don't think the door locks because they can't keep you locked in there in case something bad goes wrong.

[Chris]

It just shuts.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it just shuts. And secondly, it's to keep him from being distracted by everybody that's behind him. It's a him thing.

[Greg]

Gotcha.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Greg]

Yeah. It just freaked me out.

[Amy]

I did want to. Which. This would have been weird, so I didn't do it. But I did want to buckle up. It felt weird to do seatbelts.

[Bobby]

Hey, yeah, rookie. They used to rock star lives.

[Chris]

That's the best part about being on a bus.

[Amy]

I know. That's why I was cool. And I didn't buckle up, but they had seatbelts, and I was like, you know, you're riding sideways. And I thought, I really kind of want to put on my seatbelt because it feels irresponsible. Like, if.

[Chris]

Funny. Even Rod was on there, and, you know, and he was, like, sitting facing the back of the bus, and he's like, I can't do this. This feels too weird. Like, why is it weird?

[Bobby]

They're not like us, dude.

[Chris]

They don't hit the one road.

[Bobby]

We've been torn for years.

[Amy]

Yeah. Morgan and I were getting sick.

[Chris]

They were.

[Bobby]

I really don't get sick on buses, and I usually. Night one, on a bus, it's hard for me to sleep because I'm getting used to it. And you're hitting that sometimes the road.

[Amy]

Oh, I slept great.

[Bobby]

Night two. I can do pretty good, but it was just sitting.

[Amy]

That was weird.

[Chris]

You know what was funny is they. The trash can. They never. They didn't believe me that that was the hole.

[Bobby]

It was underneath the sink in that hole.

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

You thought he was messing with you.

[Amy]

Well, I was trying to tidy up and clean, and I was just, like, putting stuff in a bag. And then Eddie's like, it's the trash is under there. I was like, oh, thank goodness. I thought I was going to have to collect everything in a bag and then take it off myself, so.

[Chris]

And then I was worried that lunchbox was going to go number two on the bus.

[Bobby]

No pooping on the bus. No pooping on the bus. All right, Lunchbox, your story you just did.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah?

[Bobby]

What was it?

[Eddie]

Quadruple. Quadruple amputee was impressive.

[Amy]

No, no, we got it.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Eddie. Oh, okay.

[Chris]

So there's a woman named Sherry in Houston. This was on Saturday night. She's hanging out at. At the house when a huge rock just goes through her roof and into her house. But boom, through the ground. Even it made a big hole in the ground. Turns out it was a meteor. A little meteorite had fallen and going right through her roof and landed into her house. And the Meteorologic Meteorology Society, whatever, said, yeah, this was. There was a shower going on at that time, and there were about 100 sightings all over the state. So she was one of the lucky ones.

[Bobby]

Does that rock come down hot? Hot? No, I'm literally asking.

[Chris]

Oh, oh, I thought you meant, like, super fast. Yeah, that would be hot. But no, I see what you're saying.

[Amy]

But you called it little, but it broke through her house and dented it.

[Chris]

It was like a little smaller than a bowling ball, which was like, oh,

[Bobby]

that'll din a house. A bowling ball within a house.

[Chris]

But then they also said that this could. That little. That rock could be worth so much money.

[Amy]

Well, it's hers now, right?

[Chris]

Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

Eddie went viral before viral was a thing because he found a meteor or saw a meteor or something.

[Chris]

I was a cameraman for the news, and I was videoing a marathon. And in my shot, you can see the big fireball in the sky. And so I brought it back to the station, and it was on Saturday morning. And they have, like, you know, JV producers at that time. And so I was like, guys, I got something that everybody. I ran into that newsroom like, we need to put this on air now. And they're like, great, just put it on my desk. And it didn't air for like four hours. And then when it aired, CNN called, abc, BBC, they all called. I was already at home, and they were like, come back. Everybody wants to interview you.

[Bobby]

But you didn't do anything.

[Chris]

What do you mean? I was. I was the lonely.

[Bobby]

Laid the camera on the ground. I just recorded it.

[Chris]

Yeah, so what was crazy is at that time, I would just hit record and just let. Let it roll for about 10 seconds.

[Bobby]

Because weren't you, like, getting people just running by?

[Chris]

Yeah, it's just a running shot. Yeah, a wide running shot. And then NASA called. They wanted to talk to me because they're like, what direction were you facing? Because they wanted to find where this thing had fallen.

[Bobby]

Now, that makes a bit of sense, but not to be interviewed over.

[Chris]

Dude, I got interviewed by.

[Bobby]

What would they ask you?

[Chris]

Al Jazeera? They were like, what are you thinking? What were you thinking when you saw it? And I'm like, I didn't see it.

[Bobby]

Like.

[Chris]

Like I had just pushed record. And I was just watching the runners and thinking like, oh, it's a beautiful day. And I'm like, what was that? Like something just flew in the sky. So I rewound my tape. I'm like, I got it. Whatever that is, I took it back. And so NASA was like, all right, which way you pointed? And so I told him the direction. We were in Austin and the. And the meteor had fallen right outside of Waco.

[Amy]

Oh, that's crazy.

[Bobby]

So they said, so that's not from that far away.

[Chris]

I saw from that far away. So that's about a two hour drive, right? Hour and a half. Two hour drive. And they said that the meteor that I captured was the size of a pickup truck. Wow, a pickup truck. And I got a piece. I still have a piece of that meteorite. They gave it to me.

[Bobby]

Can you sell that?

[Chris]

I tried. I asked Dr. Laurie, and she said, it's fine. It's not worth a lot because it's so small, but I would think a space rock, even if it's tiny, would be worth something.

[Bobby]

So you got a micro meteor.

[Chris]

A tiny little, little, Little one.

[Bobby]

Okay. Story. I did mine, and we did her lunchbox. Did you just do one to lead into that?

[Amy]

Yeah, that was his story.

[Chris]

That was the Fell into a lady.

[Bobby]

Are you okay, dude? We get going to different things, and I forget where it started. And also, I've got a bit of baby brain still. I don't know what's going on.

[Amy]

I think he said earlier, Amy, one today.

[Chris]

He did.

[Bobby]

No, you did.

[Chris]

You were, though.

[Bobby]

We were doing a bet. You want to play the audio? Okay. So Amy and I were recording the countdown.

[Chris]

Hold on.

[Bobby]

What's. What's the bet, though?

[Amy]

Yeah, just for spits and goodness. Now you don't. Because you know I said it.

[Bobby]

I don't. I don't know.

[Amy]

I do. $10.

[Chris]

I like it.

[Bobby]

Whatever. $10. So, Mike, will you set this up? So the song is Justin Moore, times ticking. And this is Amy recording that. So what happened was Amy was recording it, and I think she said, time ticking. And she said, no, I said, time's ticking. And so we have a bet. That's it.

[Amy]

The bet. I was like, okay, I'll redo it. But I said it. Right.

[Bobby]

I don't know how much context there is in this clip.

[Chris]

So Amy thinks that she said.

[Bobby]

But then we went on and on about it forever. And so. But here is the. It's either time ticking which is not right. But time's Ticking is right. Okay, go.

[Amy]

Our number two song comes to us from Justin Moore. Here's time ticking on the country shoot. Okay.

[Chris]

I would always believe Bobby in that case. Listen, listen, hear me out, because I

[Amy]

catch things sometimes he doesn't catch.

[Chris]

I know, but you're doing it. You're doing the reading. You're doing the talking. Bobby's just listening, so he's got the advantage there.

[Bobby]

She's looking for money right now. I'm taking it because it was her idea. I was gonna do a no money bet. You know, you're gonna spill that on my carpet.

[Amy]

No, I'm not. Give me a break.

[Chris]

You worry about that.

[Bobby]

You know that's gonna spill.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, I'm gonna pick it up.

[Chris]

You got cash?

[Amy]

Yeah, boy. I sold a birdcage on Facebook. Marketplace.

[Bobby]

Is that 10 or 20?

[Chris]

10.

[Bobby]

You sold a birdcage?

[Amy]

Yeah. On. On Facebook? What's.

[Bobby]

What does that even mean?

[Amy]

You sold a birdcage on Facebook Marketplace. I put a bird cage up.

[Bobby]

Why do you have birdcages?

[Chris]

Oh, she had a bird.

[Amy]

My daughter had a bird for, like a week.

[Chris]

And we had a whole, like, a court hearing.

[Bobby]

Who killed the bird?

[Amy]

Chris Hemsworth. The bird.

[Bobby]

I remember that, but it's Barry. You still had the cage?

[Amy]

Yeah, it was just in the garage, and I was like, I need to sell this. We're not getting another bird.

[Bobby]

Did they come to your house to get it?

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Oh.

[Amy]

Why?

[Chris]

That's wrong.

[Bobby]

Unsafe.

[Chris]

Oh, Facebook Marketplace.

[Bobby]

People come into your house from Facebook.

[Amy]

People come to my house?

[Chris]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Why would you.

[Amy]

Doordash Uber.

[Bobby]

But you're. That's different.

[Amy]

Yeah, but they didn't. They didn't have an encounter with me. Don't worry.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Chris]

Will you send someone else to sell it?

[Bobby]

My dealer, her person, her cage dealer. You just dropped a bunch of papers.

[Amy]

That's the countdown. We're done.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

That's time ticking.

[Bobby]

Time ticking. How did you feel about being wrong there? Because you were dead set that you were right.

[Amy]

I was. I feel sad that I just gave you a fourth of my earnings.

[Bobby]

That's cage money, boys.

[Chris]

$40 was the cage.

[Amy]

That's how much I sold it for.

[Chris]

Pretty good.

[Bobby]

I'll give you a chance to win it back.

[Amy]

Doing what?

[Bobby]

I don't know. I'll ask Chat GPT for a 5 trivia question bill, and we can write our answers down, me versus you.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

And then we'll do Tuesday reviews day, because some people have. Still have to go.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

All right. What?

[Derek]

Nothing.

[Bobby]

What Were you gonna say, nope, do the thing.

[Amy]

I was gonna say, dear. What do you call her?

[Bobby]

I don't call her. She doesn't have a name. Write. Gave a pen.

[Amy]

Nope.

[Bobby]

You need a pen.

[Amy]

Okay. We just came up with this idea

[Bobby]

because you have to write it down and hold it up, because if you say it, one of us says it, she's gonna react.

[Amy]

Okay.

[Bobby]

The sharpie.

[Chris]

There's a marker, right?

[Amy]

Sharpie. That's dangerous.

[Bobby]

We can hold it up for the camera. Here we go. Hello. I'm competing against Amy in a trivia contest. So, one at a time, I need five general knowledge trivia questions. I would say six to seven out of ten as far as difficulty. Can you help me with that? Five questions in a row, but one at a time.

[Chris]

I'm Ray.

[Derek]

Let's kick it off with one question. Here we go. What element on the periodic table has the chemical symbol K?

[Chris]

Lemon, I thought you made that face, like.

[Amy]

Because I thought at first he said six to seven. Level heart. I thought he was going to say six.

[Eddie]

Hold up.

[Bobby]

Your answer. What do you have?

[Amy]

Potassium.

[Bobby]

I have potassium, too. Potassium. You both nailed it.

[Derek]

Potassium is correct. All right, let's keep this going. Ready for question two?

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yes.

[Derek]

Great. Here's the next one. In Greek mythology, who was condemned to hold up the sky for eternity?

[Chris]

Why did she say it like that?

[Derek]

I'm curious to hear what you both went with. Let me know your answers and I'll tell you if you're right.

[Amy]

I don't know. I'm just guessing.

[Derek]

No worries. The correct answer.

[Bobby]

That's why I said, don't talk. That's literally why I said, don't talk. She didn't say, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Don't you guys have. That's why we have to hold it up on paper.

[Amy]

All right. We're not used to communicating with her.

[Bobby]

Okay, I'm in.

[Chris]

What do you have?

[Amy]

Thor?

[Bobby]

Have Atlas.

[Chris]

Oh, that's in your paper.

[Bobby]

Is it Atlas?

[Derek]

Yes, it was Atlas. So you've got it. Now let's keep that momentum going. Here comes question number three.

[Bobby]

Go ahead. Go ahead with question number three.

[Derek]

All right. What is the largest internal organ in the human body by mass?

[Amy]

Internal. She said,

[Bobby]

What do you have?

[Amy]

Well, because skin is considered external, right?

[Bobby]

Write down whatever you have.

[Amy]

Because is our skin on the inside?

[Bobby]

Write down skin.

[Amy]

No, that's external.

[Bobby]

Go ahead.

[Amy]

And she said internal. Okay, I'm in.

[Bobby]

What'd you put?

[Amy]

Liver?

[Bobby]

I put lung.

[Amy]

Who knows?

[Bobby]

What is the largest internal organ in the human body by mass. That would be the liver.

[Chris]

So if you all tied up.

[Derek]

Great. It's all about having fun and learning something along the way. Okay, let me know if you want to keep going or if we're wrapping up the quiz.

[Amy]

Yeah, no, we told you five.

[Bobby]

Amy, you have to stop talking.

[Chris]

Be nice to her.

[Bobby]

Be nice. You have to stop talking because you're throwing her off. Okay, we'll take one more, please. No, two more. We have two more. Can we have two more, please?

[Derek]

Absolutely. Two more coming right up. Let's have some fun. Here's the next one. What's the smallest prime number?

[Amy]

I'm in.

[Bobby]

Let me see your answer.

[Amy]

Why did you do it that way?

[Bobby]

What's the answer?

[Derek]

The smallest prime number is two.

[Bobby]

We both have two written down.

[Amy]

Why'd you do it that way?

[Bobby]

What?

[Amy]

Like, let me see your answer.

[Bobby]

Because you talk and it throws her off.

[Amy]

Okay, no worries.

[Derek]

Teamwork always has its quirks. We're almost there. Let's dive into that last question. Whenever you're ready.

[Bobby]

Go ahead. We're ready. It says, why'd you do it like that? What? Like, let me see your answer. Because if you talk, it throws her off.

[Chris]

It says all that?

[Bobby]

Yes, because she's reacting to what we're doing in here. Okay, give me. Give us one more question, please.

[Derek]

You got it. For the final question, what's the capital city of Canada?

[Bobby]

Need an answer.

[Amy]

I have two in my mind. Let me.

[Chris]

Oh, my gosh.

[Bobby]

I.

[Eddie]

What do you have?

[Bobby]

I bought them.

[Amy]

Oh, well, then I don't have. I'm Quebec.

[Bobby]

Okay, what's the answer?

[Derek]

The capital of Canada is Ottawa. If that's what you had, you're spot on. Nicely done.

[Chris]

Hockey. Is that how you got that?

[Bobby]

No, just knowing the capital of Canada.

[Chris]

Oh, good job.

[Amy]

You just know the capital of Canada. I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try to tell my brain how to remember that.

[Bobby]

Good job on the kidney, lung, liver. Oh, yeah, I missed it again. So.

[Chris]

So was that level or nothing? What was that?

[Bobby]

No, I just given her a chance to win it back.

[Amy]

Yeah, it's okay.

[Bobby]

Unless you want to give me 10 more.

[Amy]

No. OTT capital of Canada.

[Chris]

Is that a real song?

[Amy]

No, it's not.

[Bobby]

She's trying to create a new.

[Amy]

Remember it. Well, it's the capital of Canada.

[Bobby]

It's Canada. Have you seen the. The dictionary said nothing rhymes with silver. And then Eminem's reply, and it's like, 18 things that kind of rhymes with silver, but doesn't. But he makes it. But when you read it, it sounds like he's rapping. Nothing? No. All right, screw it. That's what that reminded me of. Like Eminem rapping because the words don't really rap or they don't really rhyme. Makes them rhyme. All right, Morgan, give me your story.

[Hannah]

Well, this one's crazy. There's a Utah mom and she's been accused of kidnapping her son's bully.

[Bobby]

Oh, I bet you a lot of parents would like to love to do that.

[Hannah]

Yeah. So this Utah mom, her son is autistic, and there's an 11 year old in the neighborhood that has apparently been bullying him. So she rolled up on the 11 year old bully while he was riding his bike around the neighborhood, kidnapped him, brought him to her house without his parents knowledge, made him apologize to her son, and even said. Even threatened to have her husband beat him up. And then. And said she was. That he was lucky she did not run over his bike, and then eventually drove the boy back home. And now she has two felony charges for.

[Amy]

She sounds tired.

[Bobby]

Yeah, you can't do that.

[Chris]

Tired, Fed.

[Amy]

This mom needs some rest.

[Bobby]

Jail.

[Amy]

Yeah. What in the world?

[Chris]

She'll get rest in jail.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I mean, yeah. As much as you would like to do that.

[Amy]

Golly.

[Chris]

Can't do it.

[Bobby]

You can't do that.

[Chris]

No, no, no.

[Bobby]

Golly. What do you think happens to Girl Scout cookies when the season ends?

[Amy]

They donate them to the military.

[Bobby]

Not to food pantries. Different charities. Military, some, sure, but. And then what. What do you think happens if they still have some? Which would be weird because why would you still have some? But they say after that, I guess if all the pantries are full, which I don't know, that's a thing, then the troops get to eat them themselves.

[Chris]

Oh. Little treat for them.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I saw that story.

[Amy]

I was gonna be like, did they stick them in the freezer and hope for the best, try to sell them again next year.

[Bobby]

You know, I want to shout out everybody listens to the podcast that I still get messages. And I only know this because I get so many messages. On January 8, I did a thing where I said, hey, if you're hearing this, send me a dm. I still get messages every single day from people going, I'm just up to this part of the podcast.

[Chris]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

On January 8th. That's cool. My recommendation would be if you're listening to the podcast, and as we're recording this, it is March 24th, so it could be today. You're hearing it. It could be July, when You're hearing this. If you're behind, just skip ahead to the day.

[Chris]

What did they miss out on? Like, good stuff though. Is there anything good in there?

[Bobby]

It's all the same crap, but I would just say skip it instead of one. If you're. If it's on like a one day at a time thing, just skip ahead and catch up.

[Amy]

Yeah, but

[Bobby]

we just talk about so many current events.

[Chris]

Sure.

[Amy]

They're like, oh my gosh, there was a plane crash in Laglordia.

[Bobby]

Where?

[Amy]

LaGuardia.

[Bobby]

Time taken.

[Amy]

LaGuardia.

[Chris]

Savannah Guthrie's mom is disappearing.

[Bobby]

Yeah. If we're the way. You're finding your news way after the fact. But I still get messages because I said, hey, DM me if you hear. When you hear this, I wanted to know. And I still get those January 8th messages from people going, ah, haha, I'm behind. And I appreciate everybody listening because we wouldn't be able to do this without you guys listening. For sure. 100. But if it's like, I'm gonna listen. Just. You can just skip to the current day or. Or a week behind.

[Chris]

Do you ever listen to podcasts on high. High speed?

[Bobby]

Never. I listen to podcasts all the time, but never on high speed.

[Amy]

Never. Even just a little bit?

[Bobby]

None.

[Amy]

Not like super fast, but just teeny.

[Bobby]

That would be. That's why I said none to even just a little bit.

[Amy]

I know, but I'm.

[Chris]

Like you said a few times.

[Amy]

I just find that interesting.

[Bobby]

No, never. Because I'm listening to podcasts because I enjoy what I'm listening to.

[Chris]

Right. It's not like a homework assignment.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Maybe if I were listening to a book. I hadn't listened to books in a while, I'd listen to that a little faster.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like 1.2 maybe.

[Bobby]

Maybe.

[Amy]

But no, because it still sounds normal.

[Bobby]

Tuesday reviews day lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I finally did it. I finished Ozark. Oh my gosh, guys, are we listening

[Bobby]

to an old podcast right now?

[Amy]

People think this is.

[Eddie]

Oh man, that show is. I mean, it'll make you just like on the edge of your seat every single episode.

[Frank]

You.

[Eddie]

It is so highly intensive and you have to pay attention and you're just like, oh my gosh, what's about to happen? What's about. Oh my God. Oh, whoa. It was so freaking good.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it was so good. To be fair, I watched an old show to a couple of them.

[Eddie]

Oh man, I'm telling you. What? Like that one is just like, oh, and I've never hated that. There's one character that I'M not sure I hated more than any other character in my life.

[Amy]

Don't say who.

[Bobby]

I wonder which one it is. Because you kind of love and hate all the characters at some point during that series. Right. It's like Breaking Bad. Like, you really hate somebody and then eventually you kind of learn why they're like they are. And you're like, oh, I kind of like understand at least why they're that way. Okay, what do you give it?

[Eddie]

Oh, I give it 5 out of 5. Money laundering operations, man.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's good. That's a good.

[Eddie]

Oh, so good. So fun.

[Bobby]

Morgan, anything?

[Hannah]

Yeah, I watched the Madison on Paramount. Plus it's the new Taylor Sheridan show with Michelle Pfeiffer, Kurt Russell, and it was really good. It's a drama based on like, the family is a big New York City family, but they were thinking about moving to Montana and putting roots down there. And I loved it. I give it four out of five. Sunshine Fields.

[Bobby]

Is it set? Current day?

[Hannah]

Yeah, it's like the Madison completely removed, I think, from all the Yellowstone stuff. I don't think it's attached to any of that.

[Chris]

It looks good, but I thought maybe, like, it was like catered to older people because it was like an old relationship. Right. Is that kind of like the vibe?

[Hannah]

No, it's not. But I could see why you would think that. It's definitely a drama and there's. There's young people in it too.

[Bobby]

Is the reason he would think that because he's stupid?

[Amy]

No, I mean, maybe he's just seen.

[Bobby]

I would see why you would think that. Because you're stupid.

[Chris]

You know, like, they're older people, like Michelle, they're. They're both older and then they're. They fall in love. Right. Like, aren't they the ones in love?

[Hannah]

Yeah, they're the married couple. It's their family.

[Chris]

Yeah, I kind of figured it was like older relationship, but.

[Hannah]

No, it is not. It's definitely about a family.

[Amy]

Young.

[Hannah]

There's young people in it for you.

[Bobby]

Eddie, did you do yours this morning?

[Chris]

I did not.

[Bobby]

Okay, go ahead.

[Chris]

I did. I watched Running man with Glenn Powell. I've never seen the original. Like, I didn't watch the one with Arnold Schwarzenegger, but it. It's interesting, but it's cheesy. Like, but man, I'm getting to the point where I kind of like cheesy movies. Like dumb cheesy movies with cheesy lines in them. I kind of like that because I don't to think too much about it. So I Enjoyed it, but it's definitely cheesy. I will give it four. Four monies. Four monies out of five.

[Bobby]

Mike, did you like it? Yeah, that's what I gave it to. What? I like it, I think Ashes last time. I just haven't committed to it. I think you still like it.

[Chris]

It's a good, easy watch, you know, like, if you have to, like. Like, Amy, if you have to, like, full clothes or something while you're watching

[Bobby]

it, you can do that perfect Stephen King story. So you'll like it. He wrote the original Running Man.

[Chris]

Gosh, he's written so many.

[Bobby]

That's crazy. Okay, that's everybody, right?

[Chris]

That's it.

[Bobby]

All right. Anybody else want to say anything before I take a break? Everybody all good? Making more bets?

[Chris]

Not you want your money back, Amy?

[Amy]

Not today. Not my day.

[Bobby]

The liver is the largest organ.

[Amy]

Internal.

[Bobby]

Internal, yeah.

[Amy]

Because the external would be skin, and

[Chris]

I would think lungs. I thought lungs maybe, but I guess it's a lot of air that's mass.

[Bobby]

And. Yeah, maybe it's. Maybe. I'm thinking that because if you breathe in and they're.

[Chris]

Yeah, it's bigger.

[Bobby]

Expanded.

[Amy]

Yeah. I feel like liver is just.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Dense.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Highly. What did he say?

[Amy]

Highly intensive.

[Bobby]

Intensive.

[Chris]

Who said that?

[Amy]

Lunchbox. He was like, this show is highly intensive, man.

[Eddie]

It was, man. It was.

[Amy]

Whoo.

[Bobby]

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[Bobby]

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[Bobby]

This show is brought to you by BetterHelp. This month with International Women's Day, I just want to take a second to celebrate women and everything that you carry. Work, relationships, family. The unseen stuff that you handle without anyone asking. And if your own well being keeps getting pushed to the bottom of the list, consider this a reminder from me that you matter too. And therapy can be a place that is just for you. Quick shout out to my wife. She's killing it right now. If you're a woman listening to this thinking man, what he's talking about, like I do a lot of that. Take a second this month to notice what you're holding. Work stuff, family stuff. The mental load that nobody sees. Therapy can help you sort through it. Set boundaries, find some balance. Because your well being matters. BetterHelp is here to take care of your well being too. Their therapists are fully licensed in the US and follow a strict code of conduct. They also do the matching for you with a quick questionnaire. You do it, it's gonna match you up. It's right. You're gonna love it. And if for some reason you're like this ain't for me, you can switch it anytime. With 30,000 therapists, 6 million people helped, and a 4.9 out of 5 average session rating, it's a solid option. Your emotional well being matters. Find support and feel lighter in therapy. Sign up to get 10% [e-mail] Bobby betterhelp.com Bobby betterhelp.Com Bobby it's the perfect time to get that Hyundai car or SUV that you've been wanting because the Hyundai Getaway sales event is happening now. Enjoy great deals across Hyundai's entire award winning lineup like the Tucson with next level tech and safety features, or the Santa Fe with three full rows of premium comfort standard. Or the bold and super stylish Elantra. Or go all electric with their breakthrough SUV, the Ioniq 5. You can't go wrong with whatever model you choose. And getting away with a great deal is just the beginning because every new Hyundai is backed by America's best warranty, which means you can shop with confidence and drive with unrivaled peace of mind. So get down to your local Hyundai dealer and get away with a deal so right it almost feels wrong. But don't wait. The Hyundai Getaway sales event won't be around for long. Visit Hyundai USA.com or call 562-314-4603 for more details. Yes Bobby Bone Show I'm starting to see more parasite cleanses on my TikTok and people are like, you got it. So I went and looked it up to see if these are real or not. And they're real. But it's become there's so many of them that now doctors have put out a story saying, hey, everybody has like little parasites and then if you're doing these parasite cleanses, like it could actually hurt you if you're doing the wrong one. And I know you've done many of these.

[Amy]

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, define many.

[Bobby]

I don't know, more than three.

[Amy]

Okay. Probably two over 20 years.

[Bobby]

Oh, okay. Your thoughts on this with maybe a

[Amy]

few capsules here and there sprinkled in. I think I have gone through trusted professionals, like not tick tock. I can't recall if they were actually doctors.

[Bobby]

Okay, okay. But if you trusted them, I maybe

[Amy]

nurse practitioners and I feel like they might as well be doctors. So I, I wouldn't say that.

[Bobby]

I wouldn't say might as well be doctors. I would say they're closer to a doctor, but not might as well.

[Amy]

MPs, a lot of education.

[Bobby]

I agree with that. Yeah. But it's not a doctor. I think a doctor would get mad. I say that only from saying that I'm a doctor and doctors get mad

[Chris]

at me for saying, oh, are you offended by that? A little bit.

[Amy]

You're an honorary doctorate.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

That says doctor. So I see where that's different. But NP I have trusted them. I Have felt good. You know, it's scary to think what's in there. And with my different travels, I think as much as I was going to Haiti, it was just wise for me to clear some stuff out.

[Bobby]

Infectious disease experts say there's little evidence these cleanses work and warn they can even be harmful, noting that parasitic infections are relatively uncommon in the US and require proper testing and targeted treatment. So if you're taking. If you're like me and you're seeing it on TikTok and you're going, maybe I should take this, basically don't.

[Amy]

Fair.

[Bobby]

Because they should be extremely targeted to what you specifically have. And you have to go in to find what you specifically have.

[Amy]

Yeah, I went and I. They did that test where I hold a bottle and then. And then, you know, they like, if my arm is weak while I'm holding the bottle, then I need it.

[Bobby]

Yeah. That wasn't a doctor. No doctor is going to do that.

[Amy]

She was a doctor. That one was.

[Bobby]

That's from npr. So Amy also told me that you're not supposed to make a decision if it's the week of your period.

[Amy]

Yeah. You got hormones all over the place. And I just think that. Well, from what I was reading, if you've got a big decision to make or you feel this sudden urge to just, like, make this drastic change and you check the calendar and it's a week before your period, just hold off. Like, give it two weeks, and then in two weeks, if you still feel the same, then proceed, but it's just wise to pause.

[Bobby]

How do they know you're not making even better decisions in that block? Because I can understand that you'd be feeling different, so you would make a decision differently. But what if you're. You're emotional and it's so good, I'll

[Amy]

just go from the data. In my own life, I wouldn't put myself in the super rational category. The week before, I made some really

[Bobby]

great decisions on sleeping pills.

[Amy]

No, you didn't.

[Bobby]

Oh, I did.

[Amy]

I thought you said you did it.

[Bobby]

I've made some bad ones, too, but I've made some really great ones. I think back in the day as well.

[Amy]

Whatever. Sleeping pills. Totally different category than hormones. Totally different.

[Bobby]

It depends what doctor you ask.

[Amy]

Okay, well, I. I just saw. I read this, and I was like, you know what? Wise words. Probably should throw that out there. Like, if you're considering a breakup or a job change or quitting, why did

[Bobby]

you put extra emphasis on job change? Did you guys hear that one?

[Chris]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[Bobby]

You Talk a job change, then, like,

[Amy]

maybe just pause and see if you feel the same way about your coworkers in a week.

[Bobby]

Okay, so the PSA here is one. Don't take generic parasite cleanses.

[Amy]

Yeah. Like, especially random ones from. What do they call it? Tick Tock shop.

[Bobby]

That's what they call it.

[Chris]

Yes, that's what the kids call it.

[Bobby]

And then also, if it's the week of your period, don't make any decisions

[Amy]

the week before your period. The week before.

[Bobby]

But wouldn't that be the week of if it's like a seven days out?

[Amy]

I don't.

[Bobby]

Let's say your period starting on a Saturday and it's Sunday or Monday, depending on your view of the calendar. Isn't that the week of your.

[Amy]

No, that's the week before. The week of would be. You're on it.

[Bobby]

Oh, okay.

[Amy]

Yeah. And I mean, when you're on it, that's probably like, you're. You probably shouldn't make lots of decisions.

[Bobby]

So how many weeks a month can you make a decision then?

[Amy]

I really feel like the week after.

[Bobby]

That's it. You got one week to make decisions, and then you're out.

[Amy]

I've told y', all. The week after my period, whatever phase that is. Women that can memorize our phases that I've had my entire life, and they know exactly what to eat and how to act and what to do on Lunal or feudal or fertile or whatever the phases are. I hats off to you because that's awesome. I've never been able to fully get into that, but there is something to be said about that week after. Like, you're just feeling awesome.

[Bobby]

Okay. No parasite cleanses from TikTok. No decisions to be made except for three days a month. Other than that, you should have, like, a sponsor do it for you. Right?

[Amy]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Bones.

[Bobby]

Amy, what happened to your son? He get hurt?

[Amy]

Yeah. So he was at track practice, and the temperature in Nashville right now is all kinds of crazy. It's hot one day, cold one day. So he wasn't prepared properly for track practice outside. So he was cold to his hands in his pocket while he was running with his hands?

[Derek]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Normally he would have warmer clothes, but he was. It's been so confusing here. And he was running with his hands in his pocket and tripped, but since his hands are in his pocket, he had no way to break his fall. So he just face planted on the track and, like, he has a cut on his nose, his upper lip, and then his braces cut the inside of his mouth.

[Bobby]

Oh, my Goodness.

[Amy]

And then his coaches said he took a while to, you know, answer questions. So then they were, like, worried about if he hit his head and if he had a concussion. And we ultimately determined. I think he took a minute because he was trying to process what just happened because it happened so quickly. And then also, when you're that age, you're also embarrassed. You just fell in front of all of your friends. So I think it was more. That's why he took a minute to respond versus concussion.

[Bobby]

I don't know that I would just lean that way automatically.

[Chris]

Did he do a test?

[Bobby]

I would think head injury first and then go to embarrassment.

[Amy]

Well, I'm just giving y' all the quick version of the story.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Amy]

I think that they obviously want to be very cautious and cover all their bases and make sure we figure it out as parents. However, at the. The exact time that this happened, both of his said parents are out of town.

[Bobby]

Oh, really?

[Amy]

So we had to rely on other people. And thankfully, one of our. His friend's mom, who I'm friends with, she took him in, and she was like, look, we've assessed him. I think he's going to be fine. We'll just keep an eye on him all night, and he'll be good.

[Bobby]

Oh, he stayed at their house?

[Amy]

Well, he ended up having to. I was going to be home that night, but not till late. But then I didn't feel like he could go to bed and then wake up and I would be home, but I didn't feel good just leaving him there to even go to bed by himself. So he got to have a slumber party at his friend's house on a school night.

[Bobby]

He have a bad headache?

[Amy]

He was. He ended up being fine. Like, the only thing that bothered him is really mostly the inside of his mouth where his braces hit.

[Bobby]

When you get a call and you're out of town about your kid being injured.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Worst helpless.

[Amy]

Yeah. Worst call ever. I'm like, what do I do? I don't. I can't get on a plane and get home right now. But thankfully, we have. I was thinking if we didn't have this relationship with this track friend and the mom, I don't know who I would have called, especially with her dad being out of town. I mean, I guess I would have figured it out. It just wouldn't have all happened very swiftly. Like, this happened. Like, she's already at track practice. She was able to take over. I would have had to call someone to drive to the school and figure it all out. And just been more of a hassle. And she text me back. She goes, that's why we have a village. And I was like, that's right. Mom, Mama, mom, friend. Like, it felt like mom's. Like a mom having another mom's back. And I appreciated that.

[Bobby]

And the doctors didn't lead with embarrassment, right? Because that scares me. Kid falls, wipes out, hits his head.

[Amy]

Well, to be.

[Bobby]

We're going to start. We think he's embarrassed.

[Amy]

Well, to be clear, we never officially had a doctor.

[Interviewer]

That was the coaches, but nobody.

[Amy]

They monitored him. Like, his eyes. Like, you can do, like, little tests. Like, he was fine.

[Bobby]

You ever had a concussion? Have you ever had any?

[Amy]

No.

[Bobby]

You?

[Chris]

Never.

[Bobby]

I think I had a small one one time.

[Amy]

From what?

[Bobby]

Playing high school football. I took a knee to the head, and it wasn't even a hard hit because I got crushed. I never got a concussion from getting crushed, but I took a knee right on the head, and I remember seeing the yard marker, you know how, like, hit the middle, and I saw three of them. Oh, it spread out to three. And it was like three wobblies instead of one. And then I was never quite with it. And I walked into the. The field house after the game, and they were like, you're just embarrassed.

[Amy]

Shut up.

[Chris]

That's their life.

[Bobby]

They didn't. They didn't do the Gattagon. I think that's my only.

[Amy]

So to be clear, I did not say that.

[Bobby]

We're going to diagnose you with a case of embarrassment, son.

[Amy]

I didn't say.

[Frank]

Just wanted to say I think Amy has powers. Iowa upset Florida. She predicted in her vision she saw Caitlin Clark sitting in the stands. Well, Caitlin Clark, Iowa. I mean, who would have predicted Iowa upsetting Florida? Come on, let's go. Amy's psychic powers. Put your money on Iowa. Final four. Thank you.

[Bobby]

I don't remember that. So long ago. One of your visions was Caitlin Clark sitting in the stands.

[Amy]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Okay, so you know Iowa beat the number one seed, Florida.

[Amy]

I did not.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

I did not know that.

[Bobby]

Anybody else remember that?

[Chris]

I do remember that. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it sounded crazy at the time, but, I mean, he's right, dude. They did beat number one Florida in Caitlin Clark. She's from Iowa.

[Bobby]

It did? Well, she played at Iowa.

[Chris]

Yeah. Played at Iowa.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Is she from Iowa?

[Chris]

Don't know. I don't know.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Congratulations.

[Amy]

Thanks.

[Bobby]

I. I don't think that means they're gonna win the whole thing.

[Amy]

Well, I don't know, but does that

[Chris]

mean that Amy does have powers?

[Bobby]

That's wild. If so, if you saw Caitlin Clark

[Amy]

specifically in the Stand, how do you not remember that?

[Bobby]

I mean, I've had a baby since then.

[Amy]

It just came back to me. It just came back to me. I do remember saying that to you and you saying something like, okay, didn't

[Bobby]

you see, like, a pond or something? Or ducks? Now that I'm thinking about it, yeah.

[Amy]

In a body of water. I think there was debate on what kind of body of water. So then we were googling universities that have ponds with ducks, which is probably most of them.

[Chris]

All of them, probably.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Amy]

Yeah, Right.

[Bobby]

But the Caitlin Clark thing was good. All right, give me another one.

[Frank]

We got a question about Lunchbox and the Price is Right. If the Bobby Bone show paid for your Lunchbox trip out to California. Go on. The prices. Right. And if Lunchbox made it onto the show, since this was a business trip paid for by Bobby Bones and a bit for Bobby Bones, then wouldn't anything he might have won become property of the Bobby Bones Show? Just curious. I'll be listening today. Let me know. Bye.

[Bobby]

So I don't think we paid for it. I think I just gave him the days off Lunchbox. We didn't pay for your trip, right?

[Eddie]

No, you didn't pay for my trip. I paid for it all out of my own pocket.

[Bobby]

Yeah, because it was a hymn trip.

[Eddie]

And you can have my name tag from the Price is Right if you want it.

[Bobby]

I still think he may have gotten on the show. So that happens, what, a week from today? Is it the 31st? So his first episode is the 31st, and his second is April 2nd? Because I think there's a. Is the Valentine's episode in between that?

[Eddie]

No, no, Valentine's already aired on Valentine's Day.

[Chris]

Yeah, that would make sense.

[Bobby]

Yeah. But they're holding the others off for another month. Over a month. They had to turn that one around fast then, right?

[Amy]

Mm.

[Bobby]

Lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know how it works. I don't know. You work in tv. I don't know how they decide, like, what order they go in, but, yeah, Valentine's Day, I'm telling you, I got rejected. But I saw the couples. They look very happy, and they were dressed to the nines. They had all different kind of costumes. And so, yeah, I guess they went, we will get that one out quick. And the St. Patty's Day one, I didn't make that one either. And that one was the same time.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but you only got booted out of one, right? Right.

[Eddie]

I only Got booted out of the valentines because I was not a couple. I was a solo, looking for, you know, just my magic.

[Bobby]

Wait, so then how do you know when those other ones are airing? They tell everybody in the audience when

[Eddie]

you go in the green room. It says, like, it has the date written on the board. Like, this episode will air this. So I know Valentine's Day was on Valentine's Day because that's why it's called the Valentine's Day episode.

[Amy]

Yeah, so that one was pretty obvious.

[Bobby]

Okay, so March 31st and then April 2nd and April 2nd will be Lunchbox's episodes.

[Chris]

Okay.

[Bobby]

I think he may have gotten on the show and he's not telling us because he couldn't, and he wanted to turn it into, like, the ultimate prank. So does it happen during the show? What time does that Show Come on?

[Eddie]

10:00am I just remember.

[Bobby]

From being sick.

[Chris]

Yeah, from being sick. Cause you were.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Staying home from school.

[Amy]

So, yeah, 10:00am we'll be working, but.

[Bobby]

All right, next voicemail.

[Frank]

This is the guy that called about getting Eddie to send them some salsa. So one of the voicemails I did say, you know, Eddie, I don't want you to think I expected you to just send it off for free. I did say I would. I would Venmo you for it, man. I would. I still can't wait to try it. I have not received it yet. I hope you're not kidneying me. You see what I did there? Anyway, still can't wait to try it. Have a good day.

[Amy]

He said kidneying me.

[Chris]

Oh, kidney.

[Amy]

That's you, like, say something and don't mean it.

[Bobby]

This is the year of him being serious, though.

[Chris]

I am being serious, but you should

[Bobby]

have sent out a long time ago.

[Chris]

Correct. Here's. Here's kind of the deal, so.

[Bobby]

Oh, great. A deal.

[Chris]

Well, I talked to my lawyers, you know.

[Bobby]

You have lawyers?

[Chris]

My lawyers don't think it's a good idea for me to ship salsa because the shelf life on homemade salsa is, like, five days.

[Bobby]

Okay. Your lawyers wouldn't tell you that you don't have a lawyer.

[Chris]

The lawyers like, it wouldn't be smart, because if this guy gets sick, I mean, we could lose it all.

[Bobby]

You're not. There's nothing to lose. You have no company.

[Amy]

Put a note in there that says, eat at your own risk, and then you're covered.

[Chris]

Is that right? Is that.

[Bobby]

You're also not selling it?

[Eddie]

It's a gift.

[Chris]

I get it. But still, man, I mean, like, what if he gets salmonella from, like, you know, rotten cilantro.

[Amy]

So I think if you just pack it in ice, you'll be fine.

[Chris]

Yeah. See all the. Yeah, I think you should be fine. All that is what scares me.

[Bobby]

I think he just didn't do it, and now he's coming up with an excuse.

[Chris]

I'm serious.

[Bobby]

You lied about a lawyer, so how do we know you're not lying about as far as.

[Chris]

I didn't lie about a lawyer.

[Amy]

Where does he live?

[Chris]

Yeah, he had to ship it.

[Bobby]

A lawyer told you not to mail it to one person because he may get.

[Chris]

They said it wouldn't be a smart idea to mail it. Mail homemade food because it could spoil, make them sick, and then we'd lose it all.

[Bobby]

Lose it all. No lawyer's gonna say that because there's nothing. That's all our house, dude.

[Chris]

Our family, our cars.

[Bobby]

He's gonna take your kids.

[Chris]

All of it could be gone. So I'm a little worried about it. What if he comes and picks it up? You know, I can drop it off. If he comes to Nashville, I can drop it off. I'm cool with that. It's the whole shipping with ice and all that freaks me out.

[Bobby]

Okay, Ray played the next one, please. Number five. Curious. I want to buy cruise tickets. I'm sure we're done talking about the cruise. I'm curious what the age demographic was.

[Frank]

Like, me and my brother were in our mid-30s.

[Bobby]

We want to go.

[Frank]

But I.

[Bobby]

Some of the interviews, I'm like, are

[Frank]

they, you know, 50 year olds? Like, is it the same? Like, what's the age?

[Bobby]

The average age, you guys, I think, was on the ship.

[Frank]

Thank you.

[Bobby]

There were definitely 30 year olds, and there were also definitely 80 year olds.

[Amy]

So the average. I know the average. Do you want to know it?

[Chris]

Wait, how do you. Do you have the data or just eyeballed it?

[Amy]

Bobby just said between 30 and 80.

[Bobby]

Average. There were 30 year olds. There were also 80 year olds, so

[Chris]

the average would be 50, 55.

[Bobby]

I. I feel like average and median is different.

[Amy]

I've saw so many people like us. I felt like we're all, like, the same age. And let me tell you, some of those 80 year olds, they had more oomph in them. Like they were line dancing. They were up late at night. They were at everything. Like, they're fun, living their best cruise life.

[Bobby]

Okay, so you're at. So you're. What are you saying?

[Amy]

I'm saying whether you're 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, like, you're gonna have a good time.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I I don't know the average age. Amy, have you seen the data as Eddie said? Or again, did you just eyeball it?

[Amy]

No, I know the data. I don't know.

[Chris]

You don't know the data?

[Amy]

I don't know the data. I have a lived experience there.

[Bobby]

But a lived experience isn't real data. That's based on what you've seen.

[Amy]

Okay. I hung out with 30 year olds and I hung out with 80 year olds. I feel like we were the average age. We're 45 to 50.

[Bobby]

Data doesn't have a feel, though. And you said, I feel like. Is that like Eddie with his lawyer and his homemade sauce?

[Amy]

Data is lived experience. Like I call.

[Bobby]

No, that's not true. That is not lived experience.

[Chris]

That is our numbers. Like, real numbers.

[Amy]

I. I have real numbers from being out on the boat with the people.

[Bobby]

Okay, if you guys want to come again, we're not doing ads. I don't know if we. We will again. I don't know how. Well, the cruise is sold already for next year. It's a year away. But you can go to topshelfcountrycruise.com topshelfcountrycruise.Com and you can sign up for the cruise next year. And you can leave us a voicemail at any time. 877-77-Bobby. All right, that's it for today. Thank you guys for listening. We'll be back tomorrow. Thanks for subscribing. And also, depending on where you listen, a lot of times you can go into the comments, but I know Spotify has good comments. If you're listening on Spotify, go down and put a comment down there. Write about something funny you heard or something you agree with, something you disagree with that helps us. If you guys put comments, it's. It's engagement. So that's what's up. And the Anna, the podcast that's up now with Anna Avery is up. So go check that out. She went viral singing in her bathtub, which is.

[Amy]

Oh, wow.

[Bobby]

Which is. Yeah, that's cool. Maybe you should try that. But she. I mean, it was like, dry. She wasn't actually taking a bath.

[Chris]

Oh, she was just sitting in there.

[Bobby]

Yeah, it was like acoustics, but she was like, sing. Yeah, but yeah, check it out. That's up on the podcast today. Go search for the Bobbycast. Or if you want to watch it, it's on Netflix. And that's what's up. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Bye, everybody. We have something really special for you. A chance to win a trip for two to our I Heart Country Festival in Austin, including airfare, hotel and a meet and greet with Russell Dickerson.

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