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So yeah, I really feel like the music I'm making right now feels like a holiday. So I want to look like it soon. Check out Bose.com for more. This is Malcolm Gladwell from Revisionist History. Picture this. You're halfway through a DIY car fix, tools scattered everywhere, and boom. You realize you're missing a part. It's okay because you know, whatever it is, it's on ebay. They've got everything. Brakes, headlights, cold air intakes, whatever you need. And it's guaranteed to fit. Which means no more crossing your fingers and hoping you ordered the right thing. All the parts you need at prices you'll love. Guaranteed to fit every time eBay things people love. Wake up. Wake up in the morning and you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turning. Then you hear any Emmy lunchbox. MORGAN 2 Scooping. Steve, Red Abbott's trying to put you through. Mike D's riding this week's next bit Now Bobby's on the mic. So you know what this is? This is the Bobby Vaughn show. Jelly Roll's birthday is today. He turns 40 years old. Do you know Jelly Roll's real name? No. Jason Deford. That is Jelly Roll. We're gonna play a game, a real name game. Amy, how about Jay Z? Do you know his real name? I do, but I cannot think of it right now. Can I get a hint? No. Sean Carter. That's it. That's the whole answer. Not to him. If you guys are wondering, I'm gonna put Danny on. Hey, Danny. How are you, buddy? Good morning, studio. Morning, Danny. Here's what I'm gonna give you if you can win this game. Going to give you a $250 gift card to Macy's. It's Macy's best offer of the season with her friends and family sale. Take an extra 30% off top gifts plus 15% off their best beauty brands. Let Macy's be your guide to gifting. Shop@macy's.com. and that's not just for you. That's for everybody out there. But we're going to give you a chance to win a $250 gift card. So, Danny, what's going to happen is I'm going to give you five celebrity real names and you tell me their celebrity name. For example. This is just an example, Danny. But if I were to say Austin Richard Post, who would that be? That'd be Post Malone. That's correct. Just an example. Okay. And if he wants to go to one lifeline, he can. Which can be anybody in the studio. Okay, I'm gonna do five. You gotta get four out of five. But you do get a lifeline ready. Yes, sir. All right, here we go. Nicholas Kim Coppola. Nicholas. That's Nicholas Page. That's correct. Dang, he's good. Wow. Real good. Good job. John Francis Bongiovi Jr. That's Jon Bon Jovi. That's correct. Boom. Randy Bruce Trewick. Randy Bruce Treywick. Yep. Five seconds. So you don't Google Randy Bruce Treywick. That would be Randy Travis. That would be correct. Wow. Sunfire. How do you know that? One more. He wins. I mean, he wins this thing. Let's go. Walking away here. Okay. Curtis James Jackson III. 50 Cent. Correct. Wow. There's no way he could have Googled them that fast. I was timing him for the Google. There's no. It's amazing. How do you know all that, Danny? That's awesome. I'm really good with the. The real names, believe it or not. And, I don't know, just culture, man. Music, movies, etc. Nicholas Cage happens to be one of my favorites, so that one was a given. Oh, yeah, we believe it. No, not here. We believe it. You want to hear some other ones just for. Just in case? See how you would have done? Okay. Aubrey Graham. Aubrey Graham. I don't know that one. Oh, that would be Drake. Oh, wow. Okay. He knows it now. Forget it. Catherine Elizabeth Hudson. Is that Kate Hudson? It's Katy Perry. Dang. When the lights go down, he's like, I don't care that much when the lights are on. He was ready to play. I like it, though. All right, next up, Farag Basara. That would be Freddie Mercury. Correct? Oh, I was gonna say Pharrell. Movie too. That's awesome. Good job, dude. How about one other one? Thomas Map. Map O. Map Author. Thomas Map Author iv. That I do not know. That's not familiar. Is it Macklemore? That's Tom Cruise. What? Really? Tom Cruise. Tom Cruise. That is correct. But, hey, our guy Danny here has just won 250 to Macy's. You crushed that dude. Congratulations. You deserve every bit of this. Thank you. What are you doing this morning? I'm actually working. I drive for a living, so I spend a lot of time in the truck, and I'm actually headed to a del delivery. What are you delivering, can you say, or is it illegal? Yeah, I can say. We do residential and commercial dumpsters. Oh, so marijuana. The best. No, I'm just kidding. Congratulations. We're gonna get you this gift card. Thank you for listening. Hope you have an awesome day. Hey, thank you, guys. It was a pleasure to talk to y'all. Listen to the podcast every day. I love the show, and I wish my cowboys were as good as I was just now. Can I say this about Amen about Danny hit One, his phone quality is the best I've ever heard in the history of the phones on this show sitting in the room next to us. Right? And two, like, he's got a massive personality, which makes me just want to be his friend. Three, his radio's not on. He might be the greatest caller we've ever had on the show. Just all things in. I think Danny is number one greatest caller ever. Okay, Danny. Stan hole. Thank you for listening, buddy. Hey, I love that. Thank you, guys. All right, see you. It sounds like he's sitting right next to me. Let's do minor womp womps. Amy, you go first. I got a screw in my tire. It's totally flat. That sucks. Yeah, I mean, the upside is I was able to get it fixed with the screw, and the tires won't. It's just plugged a little bit, so I hope that's fine. What do you mean? Like, they plugged it? You got a piece? She said I should be fine to drive on it, fix it on the spot. But I still. I'm driving and I'm like, should be okay. That's a minor womp womp should be fine. And where did I get the screw? That's always the frustrating part on the road. No, but I mean, I want to know where. Like, where did I drive to where that screw found my tire. I'm sorry that happened to you. That's. That's. Here's my small but unfortunate womp womp. I heated up a Danish, a big Danish, like a cheese Danish. And I was walking up, and my wife has put these two nutcrackers, and they're probably like 5ft tall, on each side of the door. And the thing is, there's a little slits of glass, and it looks like people are standing outside. And it was nighttime, and I have my Danish, and I'm like, oh, my God. And I threw my Danish. I thought two people were at the door. Scared the crap out of me. But Danish lands cheese down. Oh, yeah, that's trash. Those. Those little nutcracker dudes, they look like humans ready to break into the house, especially at night. And the dogs. It was not a smart thing to do. And again, genish. Wait. Cheese Danish. Genish. Yes. Maybe that's what we should call it now. Hey, cheese down. I would eat it the other way. Wampum plus. Oh, my wife, she has a snow globe that her grandma gave her when she was a kid, and it was up on one of the shelves and my 3 year old was trying to grab it, and I was like, no, no, no, don't. Here, let me just. Here, you can sit at this table and play with it. And I walk around the corner. I mean, it wasn't even 30 seconds. Oh, you heard it. That sounds like a major womp womp. She's had it since she was a child. Oof. Yeah, that's tough. But to him, it's only minor. Don't give your 3 year old a snow globe. No, no, no. Yeah, that's a wamp wamp there, Eddie. Yeah, I'm an idiot. So I was throwing trash away, had my car keys in my hand, and it was my house trash, the garbage outside, I dump it, my keys fall in, and I'm like, I was late to something. So I was like, I'll get it later. Completely forgot about my keys. My kids, who never take the trash out, decided to take the trash out. No keys gone. And still, yeah, I have a spare. But those keys, they're gone. They never take the trash out on the one time they did. We have to remind them. Don't forget to take the trash out. Did you at least be like, thank you for taking the trash out? Even though inside you were like, dang, that stinks, Morgan. Womp, womp. Yeah. So I had my regular dentist cleaning the other day, and when I went in, found out I have to get a cavity filled. And I'm really not looking forward to it. First time? No, it's my second time, actually. I had one last year. And I guess as an adult, my teeth are changing and it's driving me crazy because I've never had cavities. And now all of a sudden, I have so many cavities. Until last year, you never had a cavity? Yeah, we'll say, wait, how old are you now? I'm 31. Okay, see, that's what happened. I never had a cavity till my 30s. Wow. So I'm 43 and never had a cavity in my life. Have you checked? You don't know how to say cavity. That's right. But never had one because I'm not used to saying that word. I'm 43. I've never needed deodorant. Well, Morgan, that sucks. I'm sorry. Yeah, it doesn't fully suck, but it's. It's a minor womp. Womp. Yeah. Ray got a womp womp or no? Yeah, over the old building, I used to grab the rolls of toilet paper. They were my Kleenex and they're awesome. Here we don't have access to the janitor's closet, which is fine. No big deal. They gotta have Kleenex at the new building, right? No, I've been wiping my nose with paper towel for two weeks and it's chafed. That sucks. That's the problem. Because anytime you wipe it again, it hurts and that. Yeah, well. Hey, wampum. Why is he wiping his nose so much, though? Seasonal allergies. Yeah, it's no sizzling. Hey, he got you with that. It's seasonal allergy season. Seasonal sizzin. Thank you, everybody, for your womb. Thank you for being vulnerable. Mike, did you have a womb at all, or is that life going too good for you? I'm all good, man. No wampum movie. Mike's got the movie. Mike. Podcast is killing it. No womb's there. All right, let's play this. No, nothing everybody's had. I got like, nine, but I'm gonna hold off on one. All right. Hey, guys. I'm Kate. Max. You might know me from my popular online series, the Running Inter, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. 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And we are, well, not necessarily relationship experts. If you're ready to dive back into the dating pool and find lasting love. Finally, we want to help. Listen to I do part two on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Time for the news. Bobby's big stories. If you're flying for the holidays, TSA reminds you, leave your knives at home. No knives. Or. Or you have to, like, check them. Oh, put them in something and check them. You can check knives. You check whatever you want, basically. Yeah. As long as it's under the plane long, it doesn't pop, you know, I mean, that means you can't get to it if there was something you could do with it. But, you know, carving knives, people like to take their own stuff for the turkey. Yeah. Don't take me your pocket. Okay. Yeah. TSA officers notice an increase, especially during the winter with the hunting months. Guns, knives, guns. Not as people aren't taking as many guns nowadays. They know better, but they're like, hey, heads up, everybody. Just don't. Don't take your knives threw in your pocket. I think the gun thing, it happens when it's like, oh, last time I took this bag somewhere on a hunting trip in my car and I didn't think about it, and then I accidentally left it in the pocket. Yeah. Do you feel like that happens? I don't think people try to smuggle guns at the airport for the most part. This Tick Tock influencer, how dumb can you be? She was and had gained a bit of notoriety from what I read about showing how she would get cheaper things at Target by switching the barcodes. Oh, yeah, we should put her on Tick Tock. She's crazy. What a stupid thing to put on Tick Tock. Well, don't do it either. Like, morally, you know, don't steal. But a TikTok influencer has been accused of showing off goods stolen from a Florida target. She's been arrested for a second time. She took more from the store, apparently. According to the New York post, Marlena Velez, 22, made headlines last month after she was arrested for stealing 16 items worth more than 500 bucks. And as identified in TikTok videos, she now faces further theft charges. She used a phony barcode to scan items at self checkout. You know, she thought she was getting away with it. But the thing is, if you are, why do you have to brag about it? Because that's what took you down. You probably could have done a little scam for years. Years and years. For years. Not that you should. I'm just saying it's crazy now that some police departments or even the FBI or whatever, like, part of their job now is to be like, okay, I just gotta scour TikTok and look for the idiots. I think they say that to their wife. I'm gonna be honest with you. I think that's probably like, hey, need go search for some stuff on TikTok. But any of the guys are like, no, honey, I need to be on TikTok for the next hour trying to catch some. Watching a lot of those sorority dances out in front of the house whenever it's like rush season. Next up, there's a right and a wrong way to blow your nose. A vigorous blowing triggers reflex nasal congestion. Where? Because if you blow so hard, your passages will swell up, which makes it even worse because one, it's swollen and two, it traps more mucus. Oh. So have a more relaxed approach when blowing your nose full on is bad. So, like, show me what relaxed is. Like a relaxed blow. Blowing my blow just. Cause I feel like that's not gonna help. Far out. Simply put a tissue over both nostrils, close one side and gently blow the other for three to five seconds. Because if you blow hard again, it swells and the swelling holds back the mucus. Wow. It's like saying, don't stick a Q tip in your ear because I'm all the way in. That's never affected me in any way. I go like, sometimes I stick the thing in. So far I see it come out the other ear like, dang. And finally, a pastor fends off a burglar with his martial arts skills. A pastor at East Bay Baptist in California was able to fend off a burglar who broke into the church. Officer said it was a battle of good and evil. The pastor said he confronted the burglar in the parking lot. Then the scuffle ensued and his martial arts training kicked in. Police arrived quickly. The pastor was able to stand down and let authorities handle things from there. Ktvu. It's a bad break for the burglar, right? You think I'm gonna go take stuff from a church? Who's gonna be there? Some old preacher. What's he gonna do? He's a ninja. Maybe. If it's a Catholic, like an old nun. What are they gonna do? How are they gonna fight you? Now all of a sudden you run into, you know, Bruce Lee, one of those Callers, you know, there you go. I do want to talk about Macy's for a second. Macy's is the greatest. Macy's has everything. And they're having this friends and family sale now. And I gifted a brother in law, sister in law, a big gift card for Macy's. They just had a baby and it's Christmas, so kind of knocked it all out at once. Like, Macy's are so much. They need. Macy's also working with us on our gift exchange, which is going to be. Yes, dramatic. It's going to be dramatic because I went to him and I was like, hey, would you guys help us with a gift exchange? And they were like, what do you need? I said, well, we don't want to know what the value of the gift cards is. One of them is ten dollars, one of them is fifty, one's a hundred. But we draw them and one of them's a thousand. So somebody's gonna get $10. Like that's gonna be the only dramatic part, but somebody's gonna have a thousand to have spent on them. That's gonna be awesome. You can only spend what it is. I know. I'm saying, anyway, Macy's is awesome. They have a big friends and family sale going on right now. It's Macy's best offer of the season. Take an extra 30% off top gifts, plus 15% off their best beauty brands. They got Uggs, they got Crocs, they got those Awala water bottles. All as everyone's obsessed, all kids, let Macy's be your guide to gifting. Macy's dot com, that's your news. Thank you. Those were Bobby's big stories. I was reading the story about this gender reveal, and to me, I create the story in my head of the wife goes, we need to do a gender reveal. And he goes, I don't want to do a gender reveal. It's corny. And she goes, no, it'll be fine. We'll record it. And he goes, okay, but you have to let me do it my way. And then she's like, okay, that's a fair compromise. And so they have the gender reveal. And I've made that whole part up in my head up until the story. A Kentucky family went a little over the top during their gender reveal. Some residents called 911 because their houses shook during a large explosion that was part of a gender reveal. Oh, my gosh. The Parkers Mill fire department say 4 pounds of an explosive was used during the reveal. Firefighters were called out. They cleared the scene. The Site was very blue. So it's a boy. It's a boy. Luckily, no homes were damaged, but everybody felt it. That's from Fox 56 News. Now I go back to in my head how, Amy, I created that story. Yeah, you were correct. And I also create that story now, knowing that explosives were involved. Honey, let's do a gender reveal, baby. Know the guys over at the mill ain't gonna let me do that. They're gonna make fun of me forever if we do a gender reveal. But if we blow something up, can I use some dynamite? See, we're easy. Just let us blow stuff up and we'll agree to anything. There's something I'm gonna talk about, but I know it's gonna irritate certain people, but I feel like I need to talk about it anyway. But Morgan is gonna go to Las Vegas, and she's gonna go to the Thomas Rhett concert, which, if you guys want to go to this, it's Thomas Rhett at Fountain Blue inside Blue Life Theater, Ticketmaster.com. there's gonna be a Thomas Rhett show, and Thomas Rhett does a great show. The thing is, Morgan is gonna be missing the show. It's part of work, so she gets to miss that. This is. That's cool. I can hear Lunchbox breathing loud on the microphone already. Oh, well. And did you already. Sorry, did you say the location? Did you say Las Vegas? Yes, yes. Okay. I knew that. Part of your day too. Irritating, too. So Morgan is, as a part of the show, is getting paid to go to Las Vegas to cover this. Because this is a big show, and so she will not be here, but she will be working, but she'll be in getting paid to go to Vegas and go to concerts. Wow. All he hears is she's why they would pick Morgan because she created content. It's not about going just getting drunk. It's about she's gonna go and create a bunch of content, which is what she does. She goes to all kinds of stuff. She was in Texas and San Antonio. She like. And she just started doing it herself here. And they noticed it and said, hey, why don't you go cover this? Why don't you? So not when. Who made that decision? I didn't. Obviously you didn't. Obviously you didn't. If I would have made the decision, I would have picked Morgan as well. But I did. It's executives above. Right. So, by the way, let me say this. Thomas Rhett Fountain Blue this weekend, the 6th and 7th, and then next week, the 13th and 14th. What show you going to? I'm gonna go to the seventh. It's on my sister's birthday, so we're gonna be celebrating Thomas Russell. She gets to go to. Yeah. So much fun. That's cool. She gets to take a friend. That's insane and ridiculous. Because I am Mr. Vegas, like I am every day. Nobody calls you that, bro. In our whole life, nobody one time has called you Mr. Vegas. Like, when they think of Vegas, they think of me and what I do in Vegas. Like, Morgan's gonna go and what, watch Thomas Rhett and go back to her room? No, Morgan had to go and do interviews and do content. That's the whole thing. I can interview. Guess what? I'm interview, too. I can set up a camera and interview Thomas Rhett. No problem. No chance. My only point with this whole thing. Can you imagine him setting up a camera? It would be more like him just holding it like a selfie, screaming into Thomas Rhett's face. And it'd be one of those where you think you're recording, and when you stop it, you actually do hit record. You only record actually when you're not recording. And then Fountain Blues, the new hotel. I haven't even been to that one yet, so, I mean, it'll be a perfect time for me to check it out. Heard great things. It looks awesome online. I've been following it since the beginning. Are you hoping they're listening? Pitching himself. You are. You would be good at promoting Vegas. Or Fountain Blue. But listen. Listen to her, what she's saying. Because you don't listen. Let's leave it there. That's good. I guess I would just say I do think you'd be good at promoting, like, gambling, nightlife, fun things. Vegas. He's like, 45. The nightlife thing's got to end at some point. Whatever, you know, I'm just giving. But why isn't. But because that's his thing. Answer the question, though. Why isn't he doing that? It's a great question. Oh, well, because I think this is more about promoting Thomas Rhett's show. The question is why he doesn't get any big deals. Well, because they're maybe bringing up. You got to be honest with them. Okay? Potentially, they're concerned about maybe your content being, well, sober and how you're dressed and how you talk or scream or yellow, the F word. All of that hurts you. We know you're capable because we've seen you do it. Like at I Heart Festival. We know you're capable. But then when you're out in Las Vegas on the loose alone. All right, challenge accepted. So they send. There's no challenge. They send Morgan this weekend, and then I go to the shows the next weekend. We see who does better. I mean, challenge accepted. That might not be okay. If you want to pay your own weight. Great. That's not. No, no. Morgan, I hope you have fun. That's going to be awesome. You're excited. Thank you. Yeah, I'm super excited because they also have Winter Wonderland happening at Fountain Blue. So I get to do Christmas stuff. I get to ice skate. I get to do a Santa brunch. She's getting paid to do this. That's awesome. That's the life. You know what? You've earned it. You've earned it because you started doing this with your own money. Here you were doing. And the company's like, she does a good job. So take that lunchbox as a note. Yeah, I'm gonna send an email. Like, I will. Is that what you mean by send a note? Yeah, that's exactly it. Take. Take the note. I'm gonna send her the. And be like, why did you pick Morgan? No, no, that's not how to do it. That's not how to do it. That's not how to talk to executives. And who would you even send it to? You don't even know who you're sending it to. You don't even talk to the executives. You run from them. No, I don't run from them. They don't really talk to me. I don't talk to them. Bobby. Just not the way to live. Tip for tax. If he did want to see send an email. Can you share with him how to do it? That would be www.nochansinhate.com I think just saying, hey, this sounds so exciting. Just in the future, I'd love to be considered for something like this, because I think this is what I have to offer. And list out what you have to offer. Yeah, Keep me in mind if it doesn't work out with somebody else. I mean, that's. Honestly, when we started the show, so Amy started all the big stuff. Amy was like, hey, if you can't do it, and they're flying me everywhere. I don't want to do this crap. And not this crap, but, like, I was having to do New York and la, and I was like, I'm tired. And Amy's like, hey, keep me in mind. I was like, you're in mind. Go. And then she crushes it. All right, I'll Send him an email. Hey, there's Mr. Vegas here. I'm just wondering why I don't think they can. I already said something to you. Well, I said it in my head. I didn't say it out loud, but Lunchbox example. I know, but that's what I was going to do. Like, you had a bunch of stuff you had to record early this morning and some stuff I can even do for you. And I know that you haven't been feeling totally, totally normal. And so I almost said like, hey, give those to me. I'll do them. See, there you go. And then it never came. You know what? Lunchbox didn't say that, right? Anyway, Morgan, have fun. Just like Amy's. I guess that's I'm offering. Now that's even. Hey guys, I'm Kate. Max. You might know me from my popular online series, the Running Interview show where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real inspiring stories from the people you know, follow and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's light hearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run high on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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Listen to I do part two on the I Heart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Voicemail. I think we need a what's in my bag? Bobby Bones edition. I keep seeing him with all these fanny packs and I just need to know what he carries in them. First of all, tis not a fanny pack. It is man bag, AKA a purse, but a man purse. And I'm not ashamed of it. I always think there's like lots of money in there. No money. Well, in a wallet. You ready to play what's in the bag? Yes. There's always a piece of meat. Really? Oh, interesting. This is a chomp. Antibiotic free turkey. Chomps. Just in case I'm having a little blood sugar. What? I got a baseball. What's that for? I keep baseballs up here in case I'm a cool artist. Oh, you have a thick of me balls. Oh, my goodness. I am not. But I mean, you're the one pulling that out of your bag. I never thought it, but like. No, they're in my bag. I keep baseballs in case artists sign up so we can auction off for St. Jude. Did you hear what she just said? Yes, I heard. Next up. Okay, next up, bring some beans. Dang. Amy. Deodorant. Native deodorant. Oh, that. I don't have a deal with them. No, no, but this is. And I like, this is coconut and vanilla. That sounds good. Yeah, it is. Don't eat it. Very tropical. There you go. A wallet. There we go. This would. This would be where the cash is. Yeah, we don't think we're going to play that game. What? How much cash is in the wallet? Do you want to know why? Because I'm still on money I want in Vegas. When's the last time we went? Oh, my gosh, that was September. I'm telling you, one of the greatest things about having success is I just. I just pass out hundreds of tips all the time. That's pretty cool. It's the greatest thing about being successful because I didn't have it and I needed to be tipped most of my life and I. I just pass out. It's a great look. And when I don't have hundreds, I don't do it. Dang, dude. What in the world? That is awesome. I just pass out hundreds of tips. And how did you get all that money in Vegas? Winning. Because you are the luckiest. Sports betting. Because you're the luckiest. No, I'm not. I'm a sports betting. That's not rolling a roulette. Well, that's making a decision. Okay, still lucky. Next up. Oh, guys, new smelling salt. A different one I brought in for the show. You got more? No, it's a different one. I don't know how good it is. Let's do it. We can try that in a minute. And then I have allergy medicine. That's important here. Yeah. Do I need it in the winter time as much? Yes, yes. Non stop. Really? I'll be honest with you. I didn't take it this morning. How do you feel? Yeah. Allergic to your hate. All of it. That's what's in my bag. So nothing crazy, just. Just an. You know, I'm surprised by the ball, but that's about it. Everything else, I have a whole bucket of balls down. You're not shocked by the meat? No, I mean, you're hungry. Because I. I need sometimes to pick me up. As Amy would say, I gotta meet in the ball. Amy, you're in heat. No, I'm not. I can't believe none of y'all thought. No, no, no. I'm gonna go to the guys in the room. I mean, everybody lunchbox. And please be honest. And you feel free to speak openly. Don't be honest. Did you. What? Nothing. Go ahead. Did you honestly think when I pulled out a. Like a beef jerky stick and then a baseball, what Amy said out loud? No. Me either. Baseball. Going to play 12. Did anybody else poll other people? Please. We have the three dumbest, most juvenile guys in the room. Right, Morgan? Did you think that. Yeah, I wasn't paying attention. Okay, that's fine. Morgan's on a social media, right? Okay. Ames and heat. Okay. You are really? Not really. That's a weird way to put it. Like, I don't. I know, but that's why it's funny. That's why it's funny. It's humor. Okay. Okay. There. Cool. Satisfied with that? Yeah. Okay. There you go. That is what's in Bobby's bag. Morgan, what happened? Well, I went to a concert and my family was there and I decided to leave a little bit early to go grab the car. So I'm walking out in this parking lot by myself, and I happen to see a guy peeing by his truck. And I'm like, okay, awkward. And I kind of fumble and I like, turn around to keep walking. And I don't know if he sees that I saw him, but he turns around and just looks at me and goes, you want to see my. No. Oh, he's. Yeah. I didn't know if I could say the word question. Okay, first of all, no. That's. That's a no. Yeah. No, no, don't do that. Second of all, when he was peeing by his truck, was he peeing away from everybody where you couldn't see it and he was just kind of like, Yeah, I could just see his backside. And you heard the stream happening. I think we've all. That's still pretty public. I've been there, but I've been where I've had to pee somewhere and I do a bush. And you're like, please don't look. But also, if it's after a concert, he's probably drunk, right? Yeah, I'm sure he had been drinking. Do you think he was saying that because he was like a pervo or he was just so drunk and embarrassed that you walked up on him? I think it. I think it was probably not the embarrass because I don't feel like guys get embarrassed by peeing in the middle of that. It's. He was out there. He's like, no big deal. It was like a. Confident, like, you want to see my. And I was like, did that just actually come out of your mouth? So I don't know if he was a perv or he was like hitting on me in a weird way. Well, that's not the way to hit on a lot of ways. That is not the way to hit on. I agree. What was your answer? I said, absolutely not, sir. And I just like, took my hand over my eyes and I kept walking. Was it to the point where you felt like he was out of control, you needed to call the cops, or was he just drunk and peeing, getting back in his trunk? I think it was going to be the latter. I didn't call the cops, but I did start walking. I picked up the scale of my walking a lot faster. And then what concert was it? It was for the Big 98's Friendsgiving, so it was out at the Opry too. But it was country. Yeah. Not saying that it was all right in any whatsoever. Okay, so here's my final verdict here. I'm okay with you not calling the cops because he wasn't, like, walking around showing, saying, who wants to see it? Like, trench coat guy. Yeah. Didn't that happen Somebody here in Walmart parking lot? Oh, man. On the show. Maybe it's one of our interns where that. Because it's a different. I think this guy was way drunk. I'm glad you said no. Did you think there's a world I'd say yes? Well, maybe for a bit, yeah. Prove it. What do you got? But, yeah, I don't like it. I don't like it, but I don't think I would have called the cops if I felt like he was just drunk and getting. And just getting in his truck. Amy. No. Am I wrong? I don't know. I mean, the way Morgan is telling it, I don't think you ever felt like that he was a threat to anybody. Violated, in a way is more of like, okay, you're being ridiculous. Keep walking. But if, you know, if that energy changed, then you need to call somebody. Good point about the energy change. I think if he asked me that and I'm walking, I would have said yes. I pulled my phone out and just been like, all right, you want to talk a game? Let's go. Ain't meant to be proud of. It's like cold night out in the parking garage. But anybody listening that's thinking that might be funny. It's not. Because for any woman that can. That's a very, like, you're instantly put in a situation where no matter what you say, like, what. What is going to cause him. Someone to react a certain way. Yeah. I'm saying, for me, I'm not a woman. I know. I'd have kicked him right in his pecker, too, if it, like, he'd have been close. Whack. With my phone out. Oh, yeah. Oh, and I put that on. Tick tock. Hashtag pecker whack. Which could be taken. That seems weird. Yeah, that's weird. Morgan, I'm sorry that that happened. But you didn't see it. I thankfully know. And he was just drunk. I've walked. I've walked up a parking garage. The stairs and. What? Why do people pee in parking garage staircase stairwells? Oh, they smell like. No, I know, but it's weird. I walked right in and I did see a dude's wiener, and he's just peeing away. And I called the cops because he was just. He was drunk peeing the stairwell. Why do we pee in the stairwell? But, I mean, I used to do it all. Privacy. No. Ain't that private. People are coming up and it smells so bad. It smells so bad in every stairwell of a parking garage. I was guessing like that. They didn't even ask me. I just saw it. Morgan, I'm sorry that happened. Yeah. But also I have a question. Why do guys pee outside when you guys never have lines for your bathroom? Because we easily can. And we can go anywhere at any time without having to walk to the bathroom. If it's outside. It's an unfair situation because we don't have to squat, we don't have to do. It's pretty easy. Yep, we can go anywhere. We have a pointer. We have a laser pointer. Yeah. And so we can actually point it to a place we know is not. But this guy shouldn't have done that. So I'm not saying that I made a couple jokes. Haha, I'm funny guy. But you shouldn't do that. But that's why we can do it. It's very easy. Yeah, we can. I pee sometimes. I'll pee in the back. What? You know, let me tell you something about my dog Stanley. He thinks he owns a place because I will go in the backyard, I'll take him out, I'll pee on a bush. He will see me doing it from across the road, sprint over and pee on top of my pee to let me know. He now you don't own this, buddy. That's his bush. You're a dog. You want to not eat, I won't feed you. It's unbelievable. He pees on top of my pee. He's marking my territory. Hilarious. So that we do it. Sometimes he's not even looking and I'll pee when he's not looking and he'll walk all the way back and go like uh huh. And go right over to him and pee. It's unbelievable. Unbelievable. Anyway, I think him and my wife are having an affair. All right, I'm kidding. All right, thank you. Bobby Bone show Bone head glory up. Today this story comes to us from Youngstown, Ohio. A 32 year old man wanted some breakfast, so he goes to the local Denny's, orders himself a grand slam and he's like, I know how to get a discount. He pulls out a little detective badge, says, hey look, I'm a detective. Like, oh yeah, you get a discount because you're a police officer. Then he throws two twenties on the table and leaves. Only problem, it was counterfeit 20s and he wasn't a real detective. Everything was fake. Hmm. How much was the meal? Does it say? It was like $12. So where he messed up was. Here we go. Well, first of all, he did everything wrong. I'd like to say he did everything wrong. He lied about who he was. He used counterfeit money. If you're asking for a discount, but then you like way over tip. And wait, why would you throw $40 out there after asking for a discount? That's fake money. He wanted a tip, though. I hear you. I hear you. But everything's wrong about this. So then what happens? They saw there was counterfeit money, they got his license plate, called police. Turns out he wasn't a detective, and he had counterfeit money. Just. He did it all wrong. Everything was wrong. Okay. Thank you. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead story of the day. Okay, here you go. Breaking news. I never thought I would see this. Glad to see it. They say forget a pay raise. Most workers just want to thank you. No chance. No. That's the story, Brent. Breaking news. Wow. What an amazing story. Oh, man. I think maybe it's just seeking the fact that sometimes appreciation can go a long way. So without money, no pay raise goes a lot farther. Yeah, you can only go so far. Study finds has the story. A new poll of 2,000 U.S. employees found that 55% feel more appreciated during the holiday season than any other time of the year. And they talk about the holiday party, they talk about the free food, their workplace friends. Then they get to the appreciation part of it, and they say, receiving appreciation from your boss is the best way to show gratitude. Huh. Well, I. I'm a words of affirmation person, so I love that you have yourself a raise. Great job today. What? Yeah, great job. Just like. No, you just got one great job today. That's the raise. It's just a great job. Yeah. Word of affirmation. You just got affirmation raise. Okay, but I need you to mean it. You can't just, like, throw it out. Great job today. No, it needs to be, like, wonderful work this past show today. No, that's not gonna work. That's two raises in one day. Have you all ever gotten a bonus? They're gonna kill me. In hr. I used to get ratings bonuses all time. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, but never for a long time ago. Like, holiday bonus. Once. Once the show became, like, in so many markets couldn't. But no, nothing like a holiday bonus. Only, like, we have to pay you because in your contract it says if you do this, you get this. That's pretty cool, though. But we used to get, like, turkeys, but they weren't from the company. They were from a sponsor of the company. Like a real turkey? No, not a live. Like a Rudy's. Rudy's? Yeah. You ever got a company bonus? It was Christmas. No, never. But like, you see it in the movies. I'm like, God, that sounds awesome. Not in a long time. Not since they're black and white. You watch black and white movies? No, like a Christmas vacation, you know, it's like, that's before things are automatic, you know? We're done. Thank you. Bobby Bone show. The Bobby Bone show theme song written, produced and sang by Reed Yarberry. You can find his Instagram @reedyarberry. Scuba Steve executive Producer Ray Mundo, Head of Production I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. Thank you for listening to the podcast. Hey, guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, the Running Interview show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run high on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Job, and I go by the name Q. Ward, and we'd like you to join us each week for our show, Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence. And we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. The forces shaping markets and the economy are often hiding behind a blur of numbers. So that's why we created the Big Take from Bloomberg podcast, to give you the context you need to make sense of it all. Every day in just 15 minutes, we dive into one global business story that matters. You'll hear from Bloomberg journalists like Matt Levine. A lot of this Meme stock stuff is, I think, embarrassing to the SEC. Follow the Big Take podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. People, my people, what's up? This is Questlove, man. I cannot believe we're already wrapping up another season of Questlove Supreme. Man, we've got some amazing guests lined up to close out the season. But you know, I don't want any of you guys to miss all the incredible conversations we've had so far. I mean, we talked to Amerie, Johnny Marr Eve, Jonathan Schechter, Billy Porter, and so many more. Look, if you haven't heard these episodes yet, hey, now's your chance. You gotta check them out. Listen to Questlove supreme on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. It's hard to read the news these days without asking yourself, how did we get here? Fiasco is a history podcast from the co creators of Slow Burn. In our first season, Bush v. Gore, we examine an unmistakable turning point in American politics. The 2000 election, which resulted in a high stakes stalemate, ended with one of the most controversial rulings in Supreme Court history. 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