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The Bobby Bones Show
WEDS PT 1: Lunchbox Was On 'The Price Is Right'! + Baby Billie's First Big Bath + Masterpiece Theater
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They're awesome. I love nerds. It just feels like they're just little sugar nuggets. But, yeah, that's. Apparently they're arsenic nuggets. WUSF.org with that, the concern extends beyond single servings. Arsenic exposure. I'm out. Costco has a 10 pound 140 chocolate Easter bunny. Wow. I'll say it again. 10 pound 140 chocolate Easter bunny. You will need a hammer to eat it. Can I send someone? Scuba? Can I buy one of these? Can we have somebody go to Costco? I'd love to have one. Are they available right now? Yeah. Just in time for Easter, Costco is selling a massive 10 pound chocolate bunny named Pete, priced up to 140 bucks. I'm looking at Pete now. Yeah, we can go check. I was looking there this week and I didn't see it, but we could check another location and see if they have it. It's 151 servings, 22,000 calories. Oh, my goodness. Wow. 22,000 calories. I gotta have one of these. New York Post with that story. If we can find one, I'd like to have one. Oh, yeah. I'll check for you today after the show. A severed leg has been found on a California. And so they start doing all the stuff they're doing to it. Like, who is it? Where'd it come from? It is traced back to a banker missing since 1999. Whoa. A severed leg found on a Northern California beach has been identified as belonging to Walter Carl Kinney, a former Santa Rose banker who disappeared in 1999. Shortly after its appearance, another leg had been discovered nearby. It remained unidentified until 2003, when his daughter provided medical records that had the unique features that he had. Guess they found the other leg. Now, what was happening with him? What's he up to? What do you mean? He had both his legs cut off. Sharks. Yeah. Oh, I. Oh, I thought, like taking out to sea, like, chopped up. Oh, really? Yeah, sharks. I don't think they're coming back. Whole legs. If a shark gets it. Yeah. And from 1999, why is there a whole leg? Like, I wouldn't think there's any. It would disintegrate. Right. With a bone. What do you call it? 20, 26. Advanced DNA testing confirmed the newly discovered remains, making for a bizarre case in which he was effectively identified twice more than 20 years apart. The other weird thing is they. They put in the fact that he was a banker. So I'm like he must have had some. Doing some money stuff which make. There's no reason to think that that's just what he did. Just what he did. But. Yeah, it doesn't say. But I would have thought somebody took him out, chopped him up. Yeah. And threw him out. I don't know that it easily could have been a shark or a squid. Who knows? He refused to do some. If you see a woman driving and she has her kids with her, give her plenty of space. According to experts, a survey of more than 500 chauffeuring mothers finds that 1/4 have been involved in accidents as they shuttle children to school. Music lessons, sporting events. Nearly 70% exceed the speed limit. Typically it was the children fighting, arguing and shouting. The distracted the mom leading to the traffic infractions or accidents. That's from Christian Science Monitor. Your thoughts on that? Yeah, I mean I could see that any distraction in the car is a. Yeah. I mean you've got multiple kids in there. It's easy for that to happen. You're looking in the rearview mirror at them. You're turning around to look at them. They're slamming on the brakes to get their attention. Oh, oh, that's interesting one. Yeah. Yeah. I mean I've done that. Yeah. Man. There's nothing better than hitting the brakes. Yeah. Slamming. They all jerk like now. Are you listening? Yeah. I always make sure that like no one's around though. Like I'm not like slamming it in the middle highway. But if it's clear, I will do a dramatic stop. That's awesome. Oh yeah. Yeah. Maybe I'll get there one day. You will. From the New York Post. Finally, Delta had an engine explode and they have it on video. A Delta plane was forced to make an emergency landing. I think they were flying to Atlanta. There were 272 passengers on it. 14 crew suffered a mechanical issue with its left engine. Flames. Sparks are shooting from the jet. Terrifying video shared on social media captured sparks flying from under the the wing as the jets wheels lifted off the Runway. The airline blamed a mechanical issue. It landed safely up on the emergency landing. The customers were taken by bus to the terminal. I want to see this thing. I'm looking at the Clip here from the New York Post. And if somebody notices something and just takes their phone and they're up in the sky, you can still see the buildings under it, but the wing is on. It looks like it's on fire. If you notice it, do you hit the button? Ding. Just funny. Hey, guys. Excuse me. That's a good question. I don't want to freak the whole plane out, so maybe I slowly walk. It's Amy. You can see it if everybody sees it. Okay. And it's night time. I was just trying to think if there's a responsible way to, like, get their attention. But if you're in takeoff, like, even the. The flight attendants are buckled up. The fact that it's nighttime, though, makes it. It's a dramatic situation. But I don't think you. It would look as intense if it were daytime. But because that's dark, flames are flying off this wing. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody's okay, though, so that's good. This is not April Fool's joke, because we talked about it on the podcast yesterday, but Lunchbox did make it on the Price is Right. So not an April Fool's joke. You had a viewing party? I had a viewing party last night. It was amazing. So many people is so loud. I mean, we had to turn the subtitles on because I thought the kids wouldn't want to watch it, but all the kids came in, and they wouldn't shut up. So a little bit his spot's blown up because you hear his real name again, and he hides that. So just so everybody knows, his name's. I'd never heard him called Daniel before. Just Dan. Because yesterday we literally didn't think he got on. I thought maybe he got on. It was a bit, but I really still didn't think he got on. And so during the podcast, people started messaging me, and they said, Daniel got on the Showcase Showdown. And I'm like, I don't care who's Daniel? We want Lunchbox to get on. And that was Lunchbox. And so this is them calling down Daniel. Right. This is the first time I've heard it. Okay. Oh, you haven't heard. What about at home? It was so loud that I couldn't even hear it. He saw the subtitles. I saw the subtitles. Got it. Okay. Here you go. Here it comes. From Hollywood television's most exciting hour. It's the Price is Right. Daniel Chappell, come on down. So you're the first one out of the gate, first one out of the game. Like, relaxing. Maybe that's how much Of a relief. Is it huge? You were the first one out of the game. Huge. Because when you're sitting in the audience before and you're talking everybody around, you're like, man, I just hope I get called. I hope I get called. Oh, my gosh. And they start the show, and it's like, there's no way you're going to be the first one. You never think you're going to be the first one. And they said it, and I still didn't even know I was the first one. And then they did the cue card under the camera. Oh, you can hear that either? No, because everybody's screaming and everybody's jumping up and down. And I sat there and I looked at the name, and it took about a second, and I was like, that's me. And the lady in front of me, Marilyn, she turned around before I even noticed it was me. And she was, like, pointing at me. I was like, oh, that is me. And I went crazy. So, okay, they call. How long are you sitting there before they call any names? 35 minutes. That's a long time. Because they got to shuffle all 215, 220 people into the studio, and they have to tell you where to sit. So there's a lady at the back, and then there's two people in each aisle. One in each aisle. And they'll say, go see her. She'll tell you where to sit. And they. Boom. And they put you where and they spread you out. Because I guess they want people to get called up from every section of the crowd. And so they don't want all the people getting called up in one section. That makes sense. I think this is 10 out of 10. That lunchbox kept it a secret from at least us, the listeners. I have to know. Did he keep it a secret from y', all, too? Did you really have no idea? This is just so great. Great comedy, guys. Wonderful job. No idea. Because I wouldn't have revealed it how I revealed it if I had known there'd have been a massive buildup to it. I. We were literally doing the podcast live on YouTube yesterday. You can watch the clip. Nobody thought he got on. And I'm going into my DMs, because we had one. We had a client meeting right at 10 when price is Right started right when the show ended. Then we went into an interview at 10:30-11 that we recorded, and we went back and did the podcast, and I was like, oh, did anybody see Lunchbox in the crowd? And. And I thought there would be pictures of lunchbox in the crowd. And that's when people were like, daniel got on the show. Okay, who the crap's Daniel? So all of that played out live on the podcast yesterday. We had no idea. No idea. He didn't say anything to us. No. And here's the thing. Before I went, we talked about this, guys. You guys said, hey, I know you're not allowed to say. So when you come back, we're going to ask you if you want to go travel anywhere. And I was gonna do Papua New Guinea. I forgot Papua New Guinea. I remember that clip. Papua New Guinea. I didn't want him to reveal it. I didn't ask him that on purpose because whatever it was, I wanted it to be regardless him in the crowd or him on the show, a surprise. I swear, if you would have asked him if he's traveling anywhere and he said papua New Guinea, I'd be like, cool. When are you going? I cannot remember that. So you go down and you're on contestants row. Correct. And a little bit of this we did yesterday, but it was such a blur. So I'm going to ask again. If I'm asking twice, I'm a dumb, dumb. You go down. And how many games did you lose before you actually got to go up? I lost three games. Were you starting to give up? I started to panic. I started to freak out that I am about to choke this opportunity away. That I was the first name out of George's mouth. That's his name? Yeah, that's his name. That's his sidekick. Yeah, he's the one that does the announcement. He's up in the little booth. And I was like, oh, my gosh. And I literally sat down while they were doing one of the games. And the guy sitting in the front row, he's like. I was like, dude, I'm choking. He goes, are you lunchbox? He started freaking out. He's like, I'm here. Me and my wife got tickets because you guys were talking about it. And he was like, you'll be fine, dude. You made a contestant row. Who cares? And I was like, no. He goes, that have been the worst. Because we said that if you made it to contestants row and didn't make the stage, that have been worse than not making it. I agree. And he goes, yeah, Bobby may give you a hard time. And then I looked at Maryland, my 80 year old friend. I said, what am I doing wrong? She goes, you're not looking at me for help. And I said, okay, I'll look at you for help. And we stand back up, and they said. And Drew says, george, give me another name. And he says, marilyn, come on down. Were you sitting in a place in the audience that you felt was advantageous to getting down there quickly? I mean, I was on the aisle. Oh, see, I felt like, oh, I'm on the aisle. This guy. But there are so many aisle seats. Yeah. Anybody else in the aisles get called down? Maryland Classic Maryland. She was right in front of me on the aisle. And no, no, the other aisle people. I think they were all a few seats in. You didn't watch the show after everybody left by yourself? No, your house. Because I think I would have, like, spent a minute with it. Did you watch the clip that. I mean, we all reposted it last night. Did you watch that clip? I've seen that clip. Yeah. But even in that clip, it's not like I was. I wanted the part of Daniel, come on down. And it wasn't in there. Do you wish they would have let you do Lunchbox? Yeah. Wait, why wouldn't they? Because. Name. You can't do nicknames. You can ask them to. Or Big Hog. Come on, Dan. Like we get to pick our nicknames on the show. Well, I don't know. At school, they say, what do you want to be called by? This ain't cool. Yeah, this isn't school. And they write. They just take your ID and they write, what's on the id? Interesting. They offer the trip is a trip to Temecula. Temecula, California. Man, he hits that. He does the $1 thing over Marilyn, his friend. He turned on her quick. Turned on her. Man, you got to be ruthless. When you are there, you're there for yourself. I mean, you met these people an hour ago. He goes up, and this is him talking to Drew for the first time when he hits it with, like, $641 or something. It was 651, was it? No, it was 1,000. Just kidding. 251. That wasn't in the clip. Oh, well, I thought with Marilyn, she said 650, and he went 651. No, no, because the trip to Mecca, California was like $3,300. She bid $149, I believe. And I bid 1250. Wow. Oh, she gave you that dollar hole. Yeah. Yeah. Numbers are hard. This is Lunchbox going up to talk to Drew Carey for the first time. I'm great. Where you from? Where you from, bud? Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville, Tennessee. What do you do? I work for the Bobby Bones Show. We're a morning Radio show. And I came by myself because this has been a dream and do you believe in miracles? Did they. Are you. Are you like the sidekick guy? Yeah, I've been to jail for the show. I am shocked. That's a funny laugh. This poor guy. Give him something good. Gotta beat an 80, Daniel. I mean his laugh, that's so good. Here's a play me voicemail number four. Because we run out of time. I wanna make sure we get to the big stuff here first. Lunchbox. The first name called and made it to the Showcase Showdown. Most entertaining episode of the Price is Right ever. I can't believe he made it on Bobby. I can't believe you called it. This deserves employee of the year. I did not call it. I suspected how he was acting because he wanted to avoid it, that he pro that something happened. So a few weeks ago I was like, I think he made it. I wish I wouldn't have said that. Well, even your suspicion, I was like, no. I don't know why Bobby's acting like he pulled this off. There's no way. If we would have known. This is another thing. If we'd have known, I would have never started to predict that he made it because I would have wanted it to play out better. Oh, yeah. But for me, I'm going. I think he made it. Because if he didn't, that was a fun bit too. That we waited up until it then he didn't get on. So you went on and the game was where I saw part of the game. There were like three things. Yes, there was three items. There were three pairs of Jimmy Choo shoes, a home gym and a desktop computer. And there was three prices. There was a price in front of each item. Two prices were correct, one price was wrong. And I had to pick which one was wrong. And I win. All three bad Drew. I wish I worked out more, but I'm about to start working out when I win this. Give me number two. Number two, Devin Goda. Anything but 4128 is the winner. Ready? One, two, three. You got it. How did that feel? Oh, my God. It was so great. It was so great. Like it is so cool to win the game. And then you gave one of the girls a hug. I did. I ran right up to the girl. Okay, maybe a little aggressive. What we'll do, we'll break, we'll come back because we have Lunchbox spinning the wheel. Yeah. And then you heard he did make the Showcase Showdown. Then we have Lunchbox guessing prices for the Showcase Showdown. And if you didn't hear from yesterday's show, we will not reveal what happened at the end until we come back. Everybody good? Yes. Take a breath. Take a breath. We'll be back in one second. Hey, Donald. Really flying on that treadmill. I'm trying to run as fast AS T mobile 5G home Internet. Zach. Well, you better pick it up because now T Mobile has the fastest 5G home Internet according to Ookla Speed Test. Really? How's this? T Mobile's faster than that, bud. Speed up. No. Plus they've got a five year price guarantee. Come on, faster. How can I go any faster? Channel the speed oft mobile 5G home Internet. 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And just when I said that, my mom comes out of the kitchen and she says, I have some cookies and milk. This is badass, Convict. Just finished five years. I'm gonna have cookies and milk at my. Yeah. On the CNO show podcast, each episode invites you into a raw, unfiltered conversations about recovery, resilience, and redemption. On a recent episode, I sit down with actor cultural icon Danny Trejl to talk about addiction, transformation, and the power of second chances. The entire season two is now available to binge, featuring powerful conversations with the guests like Tiffany Haddish, Johnny Knoxville, and more. I'm an alcoholic and loud. This true. I'm gonna die. Open your free iHeartRadio app, search the Cino show and listen now. Holy crap. I just turned on prices. Right as stinking Lunchbox gets called to the stage. Kisses shoes wins. Unbelievable. Awesome. Later. So in the last segment, Lunchbox got called down. Very first. It took him three rounds to get up on stage. He hits the game, and now it's where you grab the wheel and you spin the wheel. And because you'd won the most, you were third. Yeah, because the other two lost. So I was the big winner for those three games. I got to spin last. And so he had to beat 80 cents. Oh, they. They both had hit 80 cents. That's the great part about going third, right. You get to see what other people do. Yeah. You know what you need? Okay, so here's Lunchbox spinning the wheel for the showcase. It's two different spins. You gotta be the Navy Daniel. Good luck, buddy. Daniel. Daniel's lunchbox. By the way, You Want to say hi to someone? Yeah, I want to say hi to my three boys, my wife American, all my dogs back at the crib, mom and dad, brother and sister, nieces and nephew. Let's go. Give me a dollar. 85 is going to sue. 31 more spin. Oh, okay. Pause, pause. What are you thinking when you only got 30? I'm thinking this is going to take a miracle. This is gonna take a miracle. What did it almost land on? 85? It went. It did. Like the wheel when it goes. Yeah. And you know what? I first thought I was like, I don't have good luck with wheels. I. The wheel in the studio always lands on me. It's bad luck. It gives me nightmares. Ptsd. And so I was like, man, I could have just had one spin been done. But no. Here we go. We need a miracle, folks. You need at least 50 to go to Ty. Yep, 55 or more to win. Yep, here we go. 85 is going to sue. 31 more spin, please. 50. Come on. 60. 70 for a 90. 60. Stop, stop. Right away. The showcase of the 90. Let him scream. Get a bendy. Oh, my God. So you're allowed to have a donut if you're on a diet, you want to have a donut? Help yourself. You just got a bendy on the wheel. Check us out on Facebook. We're at the Price is Right. CB by the way, he's in a full tux, just so you can visualize it. He's in a full tux, but when it got to 60, it went all the way through the 60 and all the way up and all, and then came back down like it was an inch from clicking over to 15 cents, and my life would have been curtains. It would have been over. Do you think the wheel was heavier than you thought it was? Lighter than you thought it was? Lighter than I thought it was. Because you probably gave it a big heave ho and it went, yeah, because I saw the one lady in front of me, she fell down because it was so heavy. And I was like, oh. And I thought Marilyn ever worried she was going to need help, but she did a great job. And then I got up there, I was like, oh, I did it because I always worried, man, what if I don't get it all the way around? That'd be embarrassing. Yeah, it'd be embarrassing. Ray, play this voicemail, please. Oh, my goodness. I am watching Lunchbox's episode of the Price is Right, and I expected absolutely nothing less of him. But I also don't understand how they didn't kick him off the show for being as crazy as he was. So, Lunchbox, love the show. Bye. Okay, we are now at the Showcase Showdown, and we're gonna. I'm gonna pair. I'm gonna give you a brief recap of what he told us yesterday. He gets on. You're against a woman. What does she win? She won a trip to Banff. Oh, that's cool. Okay, so Lunchbox is playing this woman, but she had won a bigger thing than he had won, right? So she gets to decide in the Showcase Showdown. And they're like, here's a trip to Thailand. Here's a trip. And she's like, pass. Yeah, it was a trip to Thailand, a trip to Greece, a trip to New Orleans. She passed it to Lunchbox. So Lunchbox is Showcase Showdown in a tuxedo. One of the two people up on stage. And so this is Lunchbox guessing the price of those three trips. Right? That's this clip, right? There's no reveal of the numbers yet? I. I think so. Oh, you didn't pull the clips. I didn't pull the clips. Just hit the clip, Daniel, come on. You also bid 32,000. Oh, yeah, wait, this is the end one. Okay, okay. So you had bid on those three trips. How much? $32,000. And her, it was a couple crappy things, like a bunch of old, you know, T shirts, nostalgic T shirts. What else was it? Pac Man Arcade game. And then the big one, four DVDs and a brand new Ford Bronco. So she was waiting for the car. Yeah. Cause she wanted the car. So what did she bid on that? $32,000. And her number came up and it was 41,000 something. So she was off by 9,000, but she was below. So she's still in the game. Yes. And you know what? It's funny. I'm just. Go ahead. Well, no, tell me what's funny. I'll tell you after. I'll tell you after. Okay, so she's still in, but he's bid on his trip 30. $32,000. So as long as he doesn't go over, pretty much, he's going to nail this. All right, hit it, Daniel, Come on. You also bid $32,000 for a trip to New Orleans, trip to Greece, trip to Thailand. Actual price is 31. 301. Just over. Just over by $699. Sorry, man, you missed it by 6.99. He was closest, but he was over. Oh, man. That is hard to hear. Oh, man. And then what did he do? He did they show you falling on the ground? Yeah, I collapsed, man. They show it? Yeah, they showed it. They showed it. So what were you about to say then? The funny thing is, after we bid, there's a break because they got to go with them back and get all the cards and everything. And she looks at me and she goes, what did you bid? And I said, 32,000. She goes, oh, no, I definitely lost. She goes, because I bid 32,000, you're going to win. She thought she had lost. Interesting. And so in my emotion, I was like, oh, my gosh, I just won the Showcase Showdown. When she bid 32,000, I also thought, oh, it's curtains, boys and girls. I am going on an airplane. How does it work? Like, she did 32,000, and then you guessed. Did you know she had guessed? I guessed first. Oh, you guessed first. Okay. Because that's weird. They guessed the same thing. Right? But it was devastating, man. Okay, I don't think it should be devastating. You got on the stage, you gave yourself the best opportunity, and then you won. You won the mid level, and then you won the will spin. Yeah. This is so epic. Maybe lunchbox, you will now realize, like, the world isn't against you. And let me tell you, I played the entire game. That is your goal. The goal is to win. But I got to play every step of the way, and it was amazing. And you know what's crazy is when the credits were rolling for the first time ever, and Price is right, they had a camera on me side stage. They showed me, like, devastated. I didn't know the camera was. I was. Because they take you off the stage, you were devastated. Like, I was just back there going, oh, because it was $600 and I didn't know it. But you watch the show, and as the credits are rolling, they get away from the winner, and they show me backstage, like, covering my face for the first time in history. How hard was it not to tell people? And how do you know? First time in history, someone online said that, okay, how hard was it not to tell everybody? So hard. So hard. I had to come up with, like, ideas on what I was gonna say, like, to you guys the next day when you're like, so what happened? I was like, man, I've got to have a story about the next two days of what I'm gonna tell them and what's gonna go on and in my head and, like, how did it go down? And. And so I just. And I saved a few pictures, like, and I I waited to post, and I was like, all right, this is, you know, when I'm here, day three. So that way I'm not gonna have my phone out as much because I didn't want to give it away. It was just so hard. I mean, every day I thought someone was gonna say, hey, man, did you really get on? No, man, no. And people ask you, all you guys bring it up, and callers leaving voicemails. I'm like, gosh, stop leaving voicemails, please. Because the more you bring it up, the more someone's gonna look at me. Did you like that we were tied up when the show was on yesterday? No. Well. Cause again, we had a client meeting right when the show was on locally, so we didn't. We weren't able to watch it because we. And then we went right into that as something else. And so I didn't even check if he got on, which, again, I was just looking for crowd pictures of him in the crowd until, like, 11. We were still up here doing the. On our YouTube page. Yeah. No, I wish you guys would have. We could have turned it on, watched it live. Yeah. Because your reaction would have been phenomenal. Phenomenal. I see that. Mm. It also sound like he's going phenomena. Phenomena. We will talk more about this today in our part two podcast, which is only on the podcast feed. But is. Where does this rank in your life moments? Number two, behind Prom King. No, this can't be behind Prom King. This is better than Prom King. You got to move on, dude. Move on. We. You know, we don't get to pick your order. You get to pick your order, and if that's your. Your instincts as Prom king, then stick with it. But it was. I got to be honest, to hear Drew Carey laugh like that when I was on stage, like, that was pretty awesome. I bet that's first time, like, he was keeled over, like, yeah, he was. Does he use a small mic? Like, thin mic, like Bob Barker? He does, yeah. Is that like an homage to Bob Barker? Like, he still uses that? Because Bob did. I think it looks better on tv, too. And they said, oh, no, this is what they said. I remember them saying this. They use it because a big mic is intimidating. They found a lot of people got scared, like, tensed up when there's a big mic, when it's very small and thin, like, it's not as intimidating. That is awesome. It's crazy, the whole. How the whole thing played out. Did you even go up for Double Day? No. Valentine's Day. Yeah. Valentine's day was the same day that I was there. They filmed three episodes in the day, so I saw all the Valentine's Day people. I want to make something clear too. Hey, Scuba Steve. You didn't have a connection that got him on. People are now. Oh, yeah. No, there's no. People are saying that you had a connection. Did you have a connection? No, I did not. You did not. And I didn't have a connection. I didn't pull any strings. I don't know anybody to pull strings. No, we just. We had the gut feeling of, like, if he goes out there and brings for easily gonna get on. Yeah, yeah. Because what they're looking for is that, like, he fits all the different. When he shows up in a tux, it's like, okay, that guy's perfect. So what it did yesterday was he didn't get the job. He had to announce that at for the baseball team here in town. That was tough. And then it was. He got on prices. Right? Would you have rather got the job and not got on prices? No. Okay. No, no, no. Score one for Lunchbox. It's pretty good. We will go live on our YouTube page later and talk more about this. Or you can check it out on the podcast. Search for the Bobby Bone Show Podcast. That is a freaking plus. Congratulations. Good job, man. All right, there you go. Hello, Bobby Bones. I was recently invited to a wedding, but the couple told me they're keeping it small and I won't be able to bring a plus one. Normally, I'd understand, but I've been with my girlfriend for over three years. We've all had dinner together more than once. It feels weird to be invited without her. It's not like a casual date. It also feels like my relationship is being dismissed. Am I overreacting? Should I decline to go without her? Sign? No plus ones. Okay, this is very easy. Get over yourself. I get it. Maybe they only have so much money, and if you ain't married, and that's their rule. Heck, even if you are married, they don't like the person. They get to invite whoever they want. So it does cost money to have a wedding. Think about that. They may only have so much, and also, it's their wedding. They get to decide who comes. So that's it. I know. It sucks. And if you've all, like, hung out with them, that sucks because it feels a little more personal. I have a friend now that's having a wedding. It's coming up soon. And same situation. He said if they ain't married, they Ain't coming at our wedding. It was either you had to be married or you had to have been with someone for a long time to invite, because we were not having somebody's first date, be it all. There was no, like, willy nilly persons. And it's up to the person that's having the wedding. They're spending the money on it. They get to decide who comes to their party. So I understand that sucks, but you got to get over it. I took a hinge date to Bobby's wedding. No. Can you imagine? Oh, my gosh. Amy shows up with somebody new. No, I think I was still married. I know that'd be even weirder. And you're still married and showed up with a hinge date. No, but, yeah, I was in the wedding, and it was funny because her and her husband met on hinge, so it just seemed funny. That's fine, as long as the wedding didn't have a problem with it. Second date. Yeah. I mean, she was like, yeah, you can bring whoever. And I thought, well, this is kind of just a little, you know, we're adding to the hinge story of, like, what if it all works out? It didn't, but that would have been cool if it did. We figured. What do you say to this emailer? Yeah, I agree with you. I think I would still go this. These are friends that are important to you, I would assume, and you don't want to just skip their wedding because you feel like your relationship is being disrespected. Weddings are boil down to money at the end of the day. I agree. And if it ain't your money, you don't get to decide. And it's not. Then if they make an exception for you, then they. Someone else might be like, well, you made an exception for him. Can you make an exception for me and my partner? Like, and then it snowballs. So just go to the wedding, have a good time. Hopefully your girlfriend will understand and you're good to go. Yeah. Or I would say go to the wedding. Shut up. And then after the wedding, all good again. Yeah, yeah. It's not your money, so you don't get to decide. It does suck, so we're gonna agree with you there, but you don't get to decide. Bones. I was just wondering, Bobby, if you recorded Caitlyn's dad when he found out that the granddaughter's name was Billy. If you successfully recorded it, what was his reaction? Love the show. Bye. We did not record it. It was after Caitlyn had delivered the baby. We told Nobody the name. So they didn't know. And they came in because they were in town from Oklahoma for this reason. And they were in the waiting room, and I went out to get them, and I said, all right, you guys come in. And they came in and they saw the baby, and then Caitlin told them, and we had a blanket with her name on it. And I think he was confused at first. He's like, wait, what? Is that mine? Yeah. He was like, you named it after me? And it was just. That moment was so intense because she had just had the baby. But then after, when they were leaving because they were here for a few days, he was. He was obviously emotionally moved by. He was like, thank you so much for naming after me. It was great. We did not record it, though. Sweet. My wife is not someone who wants everything recorded. I would have cameras up everywhere, but she's not someone. I did record, though, her having the baby. Like, once they have it out and they hand it to you, at that point, we didn't know her. I recorded all that. They're fine with it. I didn't go below the equator. Yeah, you were up at the shoulders. Who has seen that video? Like, has the family seen people. Yeah. There's nothing in it. That's. No. I'm naked or anything. No, I know. It's just. That's a very intimate video. Personal. I don't know. I'd put it on the. On the big screen out here forever. Awesome. It's awesome. Like, it's. It's really cool. And my wife, you know, she just gone through that, and she was like, oh, my gosh, I love her. It's wild. It's cool. And you can hear the song that, you know. So he loved it. Obviously had no idea it was coming. I think it didn't even hit him at first because I think he was confused by it. We spell it differently. It's spelled like a girl. B I, L, L, I, E. And his is B I, L, L, Y, obviously. Although if he was a dude, it was spelled B I L, L, I, E. Bro, we need to talk. Oh, yeah. All right, the next one. My question is for Bobby. Do you talk baby talk to Billy? And if you do, like, what are you saying? Enjoy the show. Bye, guys. I don't really baby talk. No, I don't. I don't talk about dogs and baby dog talk either. I mostly just talk to them like we're at a business meeting or having. Having dinner. Lunch. So I. Yeah, that. I sing songs, though. I used to sing them at normal speed. And my wife's like, it's way too intense. Like, we got to get. We're trying to calm her down because I'd be like, chickadee China, the Chinese chicken. You got a drumstick in your brain. Stop sticking. She's like, so what do you do now? Chickadee China, the Chinese chicken Got a drumstick in your brain Starts ticking, watching next files with no lights on with the smoky mons in this one. So I do that. So. But now no real baby talk. I do talk a little lower, though. But we're trying to, like, have normal noise around her at all times, even if she's sleeping. So. So that way she can be acclimated to it and she does not react to the dogs barking like, stanley, Stanley. Nothing. Because I think she probably heard it in the womb all the time. So that's just a normal sound. We had a big night last night. It was baby Billy's first ever in the bath. Bath. So. And I had to get in. I was wearing shorts because I was like, I get in this thing naked. So I put on swim trunks. Thanks for clarifying. Yeah, yeah. I mean, big deal. Yeah. And the water has to be between, like, 99 and 101. And so it's not as warm as I like it because I like that thing hot. I like when you get out, your feet. Your feet are burning. So I get in, and there's a small bathtub that has kind of holes in it that goes in the big bathtub. So I'm in the big bathtub, she's in the small bathtub. And baby doesn't like bats that much because we've just been wiping her down a bunch. Or we have a little thing. But we did full bath last night. She rocked it, no problem. It definitely took longer to do because we had to run the water. I had to get in. I got to dry off. But we did a whole bath. It was a plus. No crying. She didn't really like lotion, though. After that. That's not her favorite thing. But she didn't really cry then, either. She's just annoyed by lotion. She's like, me. I don't like lotion either. So we had our first successful bath. I will say that I'm kind of coming out of dad brain a little bit. However, yesterday we have couples therapy. We go to every other week. And we have since we got engaged. And so we were gonna go back yesterday because my wife's starting to feel pretty good after her recovery. Not fully back, but pretty Good. And so we have to take care of the baby, obviously. We don't have a babysitter or anything. What do you do with the newborn? So we're like, we'll just take it with us to couples therapy because baby sleeps anyway. And so we go. We wait in the office, and our therapist doesn't come out. And he's always out on time. Didn't come out. Didn't come out. Didn't come out. And I said, I think I brought us the wrong day. I did what? I brought us wrong day. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow. Brought us the wrong day. I was on time, but I brought us the wrong day. My calendar was off. Little dad brain. Yeah, that is. That's rare. Not normal for you. That would have been a day we're supposed to go, but I clicked that day off, and we're back in two weeks. We go every other week. I didn't know we'd cut this date. And I didn't follow up to go. We back next week. Two weeks. Oh, tweaks from yesterday. So did that. I'd rather be there and not have it than not be there and have it. Yeah. So, yeah. And baby was good. We had a little adventure, so. And we put the car seat now in Caitlin's car because we've just had it in mine, so we have two car seats. She hasn't even driven her car in a while, but now. So we've done that. So, yeah, we're rolling. I have people that keep texting me, though, like, hey, send me a picture of the baby. Are they asking just to be nice or they really want to see the baby? I think they really want to see the baby because I send it because it's people we know. They have my cell phone number. I'm like, I send the pictures. But I'm like, are people just being nice? Like, I need to see the baby? No, people want to see the baby because my wife's always like, hey, is Bobby send you another picture of the baby? Really? Yeah. I'm like, no, he hasn't. I send them, but I'm just going, are they just being nice? Like, they have to act like they care. I think it's sincere. Okay. Either way, they're getting them. If they ask for them, they get them. But, yeah, that's what's up. Hey, Donald. Really flying on that treadmill. I'm trying to run as fast AS T mobile 5G home Internet, Zach. Well, you better pick it up, because now T Mobile has the fastest, fastest 5G home Internet according to Ookla Speed Test. Really? How's this? T Mobile's faster than that, bud. Speed up. No. Plus, they've got a five year price guarantee. Come on. Faster? How can I go any faster? Channel the speed of t mobile. 5G home Internet. Think 100 meter dash fast. 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This person has already decided on the baby's name, and they had shared it with their family. Somebody else in the family liked that name, and they were having a baby before the person that I know, like a month. So they go into labor, and they're like, well, if it's a girl, we're gonna take that name. If it's a boy, don't worry about it. So everybody's like, oh, God, oh, God, oh, God, please don't be a girl. Please don't be a girl. Let's just say the girl's name is Janine as the baby, okay? I'm gonna use a placeholder name. So the family that I know, they had said, hey, we're naming this baby Janine. The other part of their family is like, great name. We're about to name it Janine if it's a girl. And so again, we're all thinking, please let it be a boy, because we don't want this. It was a girl. The name of Janine. Oh, my gosh, that's so terrible. It's terrible and wrong. And. And rude, inconsiderate, crazy. And so my friend goes, should I still name my baby Janine? I was like, I'd name it Janine. Janine. Like, I would be so competitive. What kind of family does that? I don't know, because that was never gonna be the. The. So it was never on the table. No, they weren't like, oh, my gosh. We've been considering June, too. All of a sudden, they were like, we like that name, too. So cute. Yeah. And they beat them to it. Dirty. Dirty. So these babies are gonna be how far apart? A month and a half, two months. This is another reason why you don't tell anybody your baby. I agree with that. Good one. And not only that, I don't know if she's still gonna name her baby Janine, but you would double down on it. Janine. Janine. Janine. Og. Janine. Yes, the first. You put a date on it. Yes, yes. Well, the date we picked it, so. But, like, that's their family. So the. The Janines would be like, I know. And that's. We'll call them cousins. Like, that's what she's worried about. Do you know the story for who it is? I don't, but I can guess. Yeah. And that is terrible. Am I crazy that I would be so mad? No, you're not crazy. That's cr. That. That's crazy because you don't own a name. You don't. Who behaves that way, though. I can't imagine being in labor and then me and my partner thinking like, oh, yeah, remember when our relative told us the name? They're thinking of naming their baby since we're in labor right now. If it's a girl, let's take it. Like, I can't imagine doing that. If it's a boy, all good. But if it's a girl, we're ste. I mean, you're stealing the name, and it's. It's a known name, but it's not like a. It's a. It's a cool, original, Ish kind of name. The only way it's acceptable is if they have documentation and proof that they were considering that name before they shared it. That's the only way. Other than that. Oh, you mean the people that. Yeah. Yes, other than that. What is wrong with you? You must be part of a different. You're cut from a different cloth. Like, I cut them out of my family. If it happened to me and it was one of my siblings, I would never talk to them again. Wow. Cut them out yes, you. I would. I would never talk to them again, ever. I'm out. It is very weird. That's so disrespectful. It is. So you. You align with me on this. Yeah. I mean, I don't know for sure that I'm cutting that on my family, but. No, but I'm saying, like, they shouldn't have done that. Absolutely not. Like, my brain's trying to process how someone could do that. I don't understand that behavior. Lunchbox, what do you think? Oh, man. I think you got to cut him out of the family. Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, you don't. You don't talk to him anymore. I mostly don't agree with him, but I'm on. They took your bab. Name. I would. They. They would be. What do you call it? Ex. Ex. Communicated. That's it. Like, no more you. Family gatherings. We don't talk. I'm going to name my kid Janine, and we are not going to talk. You are done. Dead to me. Wow. And maybe egg their house. It's so disrespectful. Even if you like the name, it's so disrespectful. Yeah. I have a question. Okay. So what if they're having another baby? Who's they? Whoever stole the name. My friends are the Steelers. The Steelers. Okay. They're having another baby. You find out that the name is Eddie. Okay. Your name. Baby Eddie, and you're having a boy. Here's the thing about that name. You get him back. That's a terrible name. Eddie. I'd never want somebody to be named. I wouldn't want to name my kid a dumb name. Would you name your kid Eddie after. Not out of spite. I wouldn't want to name a kid. I wouldn't say. Yeah, plus, you wouldn't even know what they're considering naming their baby because they're dead to you. Oh, right, right. You haven't talked to them. That's true. Ever. Yeah. I didn't know if you guys would all react like I did, because I was really upset for them. I almost want to talk to the Steelers to be like, talk me through, like, your upbringing. Like, what is it about you two people that came together to become husband and wife and make other children where y' all both thought that was okay? Maybe one person thinks, okay, and then the partner's like, no, babe, that's totally wrong. We can't do that. But they both were, like, not cool. So I asked my wife, and they're. They're. They're Making more humans like them. I said to my wife, nobody's the villain in their own story, so how are they not the villain? Like, tell me what you think their story is. Yeah, just like, tell me, like. Like, project onto me what you think their story could be. And so she was just coming up with theories because she doesn't know them, and she said, maybe the wife is like, I really love that name. And the other one just got to go along with it. Sure. Like, he really doesn't want to, but he's like, okay, because nobody's a villain in their own story. So whatever reason they have, to them, that is a good reason, and it's not their fault. Could they have already had the name picked out? But when it was born? You say that then. Whenever. That's why I have documentation that you wrote down in a journal with the date we're considering. Janine. Nope. Out. It's at least a two year family suspension. Like, I would go cup forever, but it's at least a two year family suspension. We don't talk. Don't talk to me. And they'll probably not name their kid that now. The original name. Well, no, I wouldn't, because they don't want two kids that are related having the same name. Because. And my friend. My friend made a great point. She goes. Because then they'll always be compared. The smart Janine, the pretty Janine. Though people make the comparisons because they're around the same age, same family. Like, how do you tell them apart? Which one are you talking about? Which Janine are you talking? I know. Okay, well, I'm glad we all semi align on that, because I. My mind was blown when I heard that. Bones, I want to know why you guys don't do Masterpiece Theater anymore. That was so awesome. Bobby and Ray would act down a scene, and then everybody had to guess what the scene was. That was good. Love the show. All right, let's get it. Masterpiece Theater. Write your answers down. We'll do three movies, easy, medium and hard. Everybody good? Good. All right, Raymundo, you ready to act? Yeah. Here we go. And action. 180 years of searching and I'm three feet away. Of all the words written here about freedom, there's a line here that's at the heart of all the others. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, is it their right, is it their duty to throw off such government and provide new guards for their Future security people don't talk that way anymore. Beautiful, huh? I have no idea what you said. It means if something's wrong, those who have the ability to take action have the responsibility to take action. I'm gonna steal it. Ha. What? I'm gonna steal the Declaration of Independence. Uh, Ben. See, this is the easy one. I'm in. That is the easiest one I think we've ever done in the history of Masterpiece Theater. Huh? Oh, I. I don't even know what I'm in for. The win. Five seconds, Amy. Night at the Museum Lunchbox. I put Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Eddie. Guys, I put National Treasure. The line, I'm going to steal the Declaration of Independence, which is what the whole movie is about. I've never seen. I don't think I've seen that with Nick Cage is really good. What? Yeah. I mean, maybe it's been. But even then, like, I'm gonna steal the. The literal line is, I'm gonna steal the Declaration of Independence. Yeah. All right, Eddie. One point. Okay, I think that Eddie won now. Eddie won. Eddie won. Yeah. All right. This would be medium. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe that was harder than I thought. Medium. Here we go. Why didn't you write me? Why? It wasn't over for me. I waited for you for seven years, but now it's too late. I wrote you 365 letters. I wrote you every day for a year. You wrote me? Yes. It wasn't over. It still isn't over. Scene. Pretty good, guys. Come in. Could you feel the romance? The romance? I mean. Yeah, I felt that. I felt like you. Literally. 365 days. The letter. Yeah. Why didn't you write me? Five seconds. Short time. Lunchbox. 50 first dates. Eddie. That's the Notebook. Amy. The notebook. Correct. It is a notebook. Good job, Raymundo. Eddie two. Amy one, lunchbox zero. All right, this is the hard one. I'm pregnant. What? Honest to blog. Yeah. Yeah, it's bleakers. It's probably just a food baby. Did you have a big lunch? No, this is not a food baby. All right? I've taken like three pregnancy tests and I'm for shiz up the spout. How do you even generate enough pee for three pregnancy tests? That's amazing. I don't know. I drank like 10 tons of Sunny D. Anyway, dude, I'm telling you I'm pregnant and you're acting. Acting shockingly cavalier. Is this for real? Like, for real for real? Unfortunately, yes. Oh, my God. There we go. That's the kind of emotion I was searching for on my first take. See? Wow. Guys. Do you know it? Eddie? I. I have an idea. I mean, I have a guess. I'm not sure 100% you want to hit. I have something. No hint. It's a light hint. No, I. I'm written down. I mean, I'm hoping Eddie doesn't get it so we can be tied, you know, I just like going. Right. Okay. Lunchbox knocked up. No. Oh. Amy. Juno. Correct. Eddie. Juno. Nice job, Eddie. All three. Amy got two. Lunchbox zero. Eddie is our winner. Do you want a victory lap? Absolutely. You got a tie breaker there, Ray. Yep. All right, here we go. Can I ask you another question? No. That's just the line, right? Sure. Okay, let's start over. Yeah. Take two, guys. Yeah. I think he just thought I was doing my thing, like, talking to me. All right, here we go. So, again, can I ask you another question? Sure. You probably get this a lot. This isn't the real Caesar's palace, is it? What do you mean? Did Caesar live here? No, I didn't. I didn't think so. That was a good one. That's the Hangover. Yes, sir. Wow. That's Galifianakis. He's like. Got a question here. Go to tiebreaker three. Ray, we'll do one more victory lap. Ready? And then. No. And then. And then. And then I'm gonna come in there. I'm gonna put my foot in your. But if you say and then again and then. And then. And then. And then. Scene. Huh? I think Ray thinks when it says, like, laughs nervously. That's my line. No, that's just. That's just you. You know, that's where you laugh nervously. Yeah. And then Eddie. Is that dumb and dumber? No. Dude, where's my car? Oh, God. Then Eddie is our winner. Nice job. And that is Masterpiece Theater. Amy, if you look at Eddie, Eddie's 6 foot tall. What do you weigh, 175 or something? Yeah. Probably one. Yeah. Close to 180 these days. Hispanic, bald head. Yeah. Would you see him and go. That guy's up to no good just by his appearance. Not at all. Okay. Thank you, Amy. Same. I try to not judge a book by its cover, anyway. Yeah. What happened to you? So the other night, I dropped my wife off at the grocery store, and I was like, hey, I'm just gonna circle the parking lot while you get the groceries, and then I'll just meet you when you get out. No problem. So I was just circling slowly around the parking lot, and at some Point. This lady gets out of her car and, like, just starts walking in front of my car. So I just kind of am slowly following the lady because she's walking in the land. When people do that, they're, like, walking in the parking lot right in the out right now, where you drive, and they won't get out of the way. Correct. But she looks back like, are you following me? I'm like, no, actually, you got in front of me. Yeah. And so she takes a few more steps, looks back again, like, concern, like, you're following me. And so she walks faster into the store. And I'm like, I'm not following you. And then I'm not kidding. Like, 30 seconds later, two security guards come out and start looking at me. She went and got security? Yeah. What car were you driving? My wife. It was my wife. It was like a. Like a. Like a Chevy sedan. Yeah. Okay. Like, why are you profiling me? Was she white? Yes, she was. Ah, classic. Classic white. And I'm like, do I look suspicious, dude? Even crazier. I had my kids in the car. Like, I don't. I'm not. Yeah, that part. Kidnapping you. So you saw her. Oh, you thought maybe she should have seen you had no more room to kidnap. Right. It wasn't like, who's going to kidnap with kids in the car? Unless he's been on a spree and he kidnapped them and then. Right. Maybe they're not his kids. I'm picking up people like a bus. So you saw her go in and get security? Yeah, yeah. And then I just sat there. And it was almost perfect, though, because when security guys came out, my wife came out with a cart, and I opened the back and helped the groceries and I mean, mugged them. Like you're trying to profile me. Well, imagine them, though. Like, they really are just coming out because someone feels threatened. Right. So they weren't doing anything wrong. And I don't know what she told them. I'm assuming she was just like, what do you think she told? I think she said, there's a suspicious man following me. Do you think she said Mexican? Ooh, I didn't think about that because I. I replayed this in my head. I'm like, what did she go in there and tell him? So I figured she was like, sir, sir, sir, there's a guy outside following me in this car. Like, you might want to check him out. Maybe they did say, what's the color of his skin? Yeah. And she said, brown. We're whispering it for effect. Possibly. I'm sorry that happened to you. You didn't deserve that. Thank you. What were you shopping for? Wasn't the shoes just picking up dinner. Oh, dinner. Not yet. Are you guys having like an Easter dinners? Anything like that? I'm gonna barbecue. You are? For dinner. For Easter. Yeah. And then we already got our confetti eggs, which is what we do. Like cascaranas. Cascarones. Thank you, Amy. Yes, no problemo. Yeah, these are like eggs that we dye and we fill with confetti. And it. What's crazy is, dude, there was a time where I couldn't find these anywhere and I had to get my parents to bring them from South Texas. Now Amazon has them. Oh, yeah. Amazon Mexico or Amazon America. See, just Amazon. Amy was talking to me about some other Easter egg hunt. That's like a. I like this idea, but it's a different kind of Easter egg hunt. Yeah. So instead of putting candy in the eggs, you put rewards of sorts, like stuff they might do anyways, but it just feels more special because they're getting an egg. Like, you know, movie time as a family or 30 minutes of screen time or 30 minutes of video game. And. Yeah, it's sort of a coupon. So instead of just a bunch of candy everywhere, some of the. I mean, you could probably mix and match, do some candy, do some rewards. But it's just something that I saw some parents doing online. But I don't think that they're getting that as much as they get to have a coupon to get more of it or coupon or whatever you say. Oh, as a parent, I would be like, this is your coupon to get it. It's not like you get. Well, you have to earn it though, right? But hey, you want to cash in your. Yeah. If they're playing video games, I'm gonna be like, are you cashing in your 30 minutes time? Video games up, up. Cash it in. It's like bonus extra 30 minutes. I like the idea. Yeah. I mean, you just pick what would work for them. Something that. Or for you, like, 20 minute massage for mom. They find eggs are bad things for them. You have to rub mom's feet for 20 minutes. That's the egg you didn't want. Wake up. You wake up in the morning, then you turn the radio on and the dial just keeps on turning. M Riding this week's next bit. And Bobby's on the mic. So you know what? This is. Now. Time for the morning corny. The morning corny. How did Jesus get to the other side of the Street. Oh, boy. Hero. How he used the crosswalk. Oh, the crosswalk. Love it. That's good. That was the corny, corny Bobby Bone Show. Story of the day. This story comes to us from Mexico via Colorado. A woman from Colorado complained, oh, I can't go outside. I need disability. So she's been collecting disability for two years in the tune to $60,000. Only problem is they caught her surfing in Cancun, zip lining across the beach. How they catch her? One of her friends posted pictures on social media. Like, what are the odds they're gonna run across that? I guess they intentionally check out some of their cases. Well, if they're like our listeners, someone will go and tag the insurance company in the comments. That'll do it. Because anytime we get, we do any up tag, tell on us. We're not doing insurance fraud or anything, but. Yeah. And so she got 17 weeks in prison. What about the money she has to pay that back and what they call restitution? Restitution, that's in the article. But I wasn't sure how you said it. But what about if she doesn't have the money, she can't work, right? Isn't she unable to work? She can't go outside. Oh, yeah, she can't go outside. All right, there you go. I'm Lunchbox. That's your bonehead. Story of the day. A guy In Virginia bought 20 identical tickets for a pick four lottery. Ended up winning $5,000 for each ticket. So he won a hundred thousand bucks. It's just crazy to me when people buy 20 identical tickets. This is different. With a pick 4, 3238 were the numbers. He visited the 711 on Cunningham Drive. I don't know where that is. Somewhere in Virginia, but I don't know. It feels like he's on the inside. Is it easier to hit pick fours? Okay, I know you have trouble with math. So there's two things about pick four. One, it's just four and not six plus one or five plus one. That's the obvious. And then to this you may not know it's just single digits. Where like Powerball Mega Millions goes up to what, 60 something? Lunchbox 670. Yeah. So, I mean, got it. Yeah. So he hit and he won $5,000. I just don't understand the whole buying so many tickets like the same ticket like that. Seems you really believe in it. But Virginia bought 20 identical tickets, ended up winning 5,000 bucks. For each ticket. For each ticket. And you got 20 of them. Yeah. So that's what I'm saying, like, if it's like pick threes, pick four is easier. You double down on your bet. Like, do 20 times. Because I, I figure I have a better chance at these numbers then, then doing this with like a mega, whatever, Mega ball or Powerball. You do have a better chance, but you also are going to win way less money. It's all the same. Like, there's really not an advantage to any of this. The advantage is you're going to possibly have a better chance at winning. But if you do win, you're not going to win as much money. So that's fine. That's awesome. It'd be awesome to win 5,000 bucks because that's it. That's the whole. That's the grand prize. 5,000. But he hit it 20 times. I wouldn't buy 20 tickets. I would diversify that a little bit. Right? You would pick different numbers. You would think. But this dude believed in it. Or is he on the inside? He knew the numbers. UPI with that story. We're done. Thank you. We'll see you tomorrow. Goodbye, everybody. The Bobby Bones show theme song written, produced and sang by readyarberry. You can find his Instagram reedyarberry, Scuba Steve Executive producer Raymundo, Head of Production I'm Bobby Bones. My Instagram is Mr. Bobby Bones. 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