WEDS PT 2: Show Relationship Updates + Listener Calls Out Lunchbox + Bobby Almost Threw Away Money + Bobby Is Worried About Morgan’s Safety

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show

Episode: WEDS PT 2: Show Relationship Updates + Listener Calls Out Lunchbox + Bobby Almost Threw Away Money + Bobby Is Worried About Morgan’s Safety

Air Date: September 10, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (Premiere Networks)
Core Cast: Amy Ray, Eddie, Lunchbox, Morgan, Jenica Lopez, Abby

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Main Theme & Overview

This episode revolves around updates on the hosts’ relationships, listener reactions to Lunchbox’s parenting story, debates over household responsibilities in evolving relationships, funny mispronunciations of celebrity names, and a series of lively conversational detours including listener voicemails and light pop culture discussions. The episode features the trademark easy banter, transparency, and “real life” story-sharing that regular listeners have come to expect from Bobby Bones and his team.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Listener Calls Out Lunchbox Over Parenting Incident

[03:08–08:18]

• Background: Listeners react to Lunchbox's story about his 7-year-old son (Baby Box) walking 2.2 miles home early in the morning from a sleepover unnoticed.
• Debate on Parental Blame:
  • Bobby and a caller question whether the other parents should have prevented it.
  • Lunchbox, Eddie, and Amy defend the parents, stressing the unpredictability of kids and the impossibility of constant vigilance.
  • Consensus: While precautions (like alarms) help, accidents can happen to the best parents.
• Notable Quote:
  • Lunchbox: “I can't be mad at the other parents. When they woke up, they started freaking out and started looking for him. That's all there is to it.” [03:37]
  • Amy Ray: “We all know it could easily happen in our homes, 100%. And we know that we're caring, good parents.” [06:11]

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2. Relationship Updates Around the Room

[17:07–27:48; 31:17–33:43]

• Morgan & Her Boyfriend:
  • Morgan’s boyfriend stays over most nights, but they haven’t officially moved in together.
  • Discussion about “rules” for contributing to rent and groceries when one person stays much more than the other; consensus is that eventual consolidation makes more sense.
  • Bobby expresses concern for Morgan’s safety when hosting podcast guests at home alone.
• Eddie & His Wife:
  • Eddie shares a creative “date night” with his wife—just parking and talking away from their kids.
• Amy & Her Boyfriend:
  • Amy discusses her long-distance relationship and upcoming family introductions.
  • Her boyfriend is traveling to Paris for work—Amy jokingly envies him, then notes the challenge of syncing schedules.
• Abby:
  • Abby lives with her boyfriend but keeps her house and cars.
  • She praises his thoughtful birthday planning: “I've never had a boyfriend do that, so...” [33:00]
  • Skepticism and teasing over relationship logistics and her ongoing two-car situation.

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3. Money, Checks, and Modern Banking

[10:44–11:59]

• Bobby considers throwing away a tiny $1.19 check but debates whether it’s worth depositing—sparking laughter and practical tips about mobile banking apps.
• Notable Quote:
  • Bobby: “I'm not driving in for $1.19. What would you have done with a $19 check?” [11:26]

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4. Eddie’s Opry Night with Jessica Simpson

[12:02–15:23]

• Eddie recounts taking his mom to the Opry, seeing Jessica Simpson perform. He comments on her voice and stage presence, and describes a friendly backstage environment.

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5. Voicemails and Listeners’ Stories

[08:18–10:35]

• Voicemails cover sleep arrangements in marriages (inspired by a Dierks Bentley conversation), humorous childhood misconceptions, and banking life-hacks.

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6. Comment Culture and the Bean Soup Theory

[36:06–39:46]

• Bobby and the crew discuss the relentless absurdity (and occasional genius) of comment sections online.
• Jenica Lopez introduces the “Bean Soup Theory”: people taking offense at or personalizing irrelevant online content.
• Notable Quote:
  • Jenica Lopez: “We're in this state of everybody thinking every video is meant for them when that's not the reality.” [38:07]

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7. Celebrity Name Mispronunciation

[41:09–45:13]

• Amy brings up that Denzel Washington’s name is actually pronounced “Denzel”—not how most people say it.
• The crew riffs on other celebrities with often-mangled names (e.g., Bijan Robinson, Chad Kroger/Kruger, Kirsten Dunst).

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8. Funny and Bizarre News Stories

[47:17–54:31]

• Nine Inch Nails’ Green Room Demands: Their tour “rider” is full of organic health foods, surprising given their hard-edged image.
  • Notable moment: “They use the word ‘yummy’!” [46:34, Eddie]
• Man Jumps Off Cruise Ship to Avoid Gambling Debt: A failed escape with a backpack full of cash—and a lot of IDs.
• True Crime Tidbits: Murder suspect busted due to a butt-dialed voicemail; Miami valet steals a guest’s car.
• Charlie Sheen: Reveals eight years of celibacy after notorious excesses.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Lunchbox (on his son’s unexpected walk):
  “He woke up, he saw daylight and said, man, I have a soccer game today. I guess it's time to go home.” [07:37]

• Eddie (on creative date night):
  “We just parked a car down the street and just sat there and talked. Listened to music.” [19:11]

• Amy (on the viral ‘Bean Soup Theory’):
  “If you don't like beans, maybe the video wasn't for you.” [38:07]

• Amy (on blended family logistics):
  “My ex-husband has a girlfriend. Like, it’s.” [27:34]

• Abby (on her thoughtful boyfriend):
  “He just had everything planned—like the steak dinner and then going out of town... It was really nice. I've never had a boyfriend do that.” [33:00]

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Segment Timestamps

• [03:08]–[08:18]: Parenting responsibility and Lunchbox’s son’s sleepover story debate
• [08:18]–[10:35]: Listener voicemails (sleep arrangement, childhood myths, mobile banking)
• [10:44]–[11:59]: Throwing away small checks, mobile deposit jokes
• [12:02]–[15:23]: Eddie’s Opry night; Jessica Simpson and backstage stories
• [15:30]–[27:48]: Deep dive into relationship statuses (Morgan, Eddie, Amy, Abby)
• [31:17]–[33:43]: Relationship logistics—moving in, paying bills, gender norms
• [36:06]–[39:46]: Internet comments, “Bean Soup Theory”
• [41:09]–[45:13]: Name mispronunciations—Denzel, Bijan, Chad Kroger/Kruger, etc.
• [47:17]–[54:31]: Odd news stories—band riders, cruise ship escape, murder butt-dial, and more

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Tone & Language

The discussion is casual, relatable, self-deprecating, and occasionally silly, marked by laughter, teasing, open debate, and empathy around real-life situations like parenting, relationships, and online culture.

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For New Listeners

If you missed the episode:

• Expect a blend of real-world family and relationship issues, quirky and viral news, and the kind of unscripted, conversational fun that makes morning radio feel like hanging out with friends.
• The crew isn’t afraid to share personal stories—the good, the bad, and the awkward—and to walk through both everyday and outlandish scenarios with humor and honesty.

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End of summary.

Transcript

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[Bobby Bones]

Here we go. Let's roll down some voicemails. Give me number one. Raymundo, there's two things I gotta comment about. Number one, kudos to Baby Box. He just walked 2.2 miles. More than any of my teams have in years. But lunch. Dude, how are you not outraged at the other parents? It's time to clip the tree of friends, man. You got to have a discussion with these parents. There's no chance my kids playing with their kid anymore. Thanks, studio.

[Voicemail Caller]

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[Bobby Bones]

Bye.

[Lunchbox]

I don't understand how you could blame the other parents. Everybody was asleep. It was 6 o' clock in the morning. It's not like it was 9 o' clock in the morning. Everybody's awake. He got up and left before anybody else was awake. There's nothing you can do to to blame the other parents. What are they supposed to do? Tie him to the bed? I mean, he got up on his own and decided to leave. I can't be mad at the other parents. When they woke up, they started freaking out and started looking for him. That's all there is to it.

[Bobby Bones]

Eddie, could you find a way to blame the other parents?

[Eddie]

Nah. I agree with Lunchbox. Like this could happen easily.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And it's not their fault.

[Bobby Bones]

What about an alarm?

[Eddie]

Sure, but if you don't have an alarm in your house, you don't have an alarm.

[Bobby Bones]

They had one. It just got cut off.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, they had turned it off two months ago. Cuz they have three kids that are always coming in and out and they're.

[Bobby Bones]

Like, all right, that's why they need it. That's exactly what I know.

[Lunchbox]

But like playing during the day and stuff. And then. Yeah, and then I saw people online going, oh, sure, it was 2.2 miles. Like I was exaggerating. No, I mapped it and it was literally 2.2 miles. So props to him.

[Bobby Bones]

Amy.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, I, I, I'm not mad at the parents. It's an unfortunate thing that could happen to any one of us. You know that they're good people and they're good parents. Now, if they, if there's multiple episodes or you have other doubts about them, then okay, you don't let your kids spend the night there anymore. But I mean, this could happen to me. When I first got my kids, they disappeared.

[Bobby Bones]

So when your kid stays at somebody else's house, it's not fully the parent's responsibility. It is, because if they're asleep, it's not their responsibility anymore. That's all I'm wondering.

[Eddie]

It is, it is, it falls.

[Amy Ray]

However this is. I don't blame them for not waking up. If my kid decided to get up on his own and walk out, unlock and walk out the door. Like, not everybody sets the alarm every single night, even if they do have it.

[Bobby Bones]

I didn't know if the rule was if my kid goes to their house, those parents are responsible for my kid.

[Amy Ray]

Yes. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. For the sake of the conversation, if something bad were to happen to the kid, like who gets in trouble?

[Bobby Bones]

Right?

[Eddie]

That's the question. Yes, I think it's them.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. I mean, but I don't know what trouble they would get in because they didn't.

[Eddie]

Negligence.

[Bobby Bones]

They didn't do anything. Negligent negligence is doing nothing.

[Amy Ray]

What are you supposed to do, deadbolt everything to where kids can't unlock the door and get out?

[Bobby Bones]

Again, I'm asking questions.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, I guess it's just, I mean.

[Lunchbox]

Because the door was locked. He unlocked the door.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Lunchbox]

Like he, he knows how to unlock. He's seven years old. He knows how to unlock a door. They had it locked. He unlocked it, opened it and went out. I mean, they locked the doors. They did everything they could. As much as I would, you know, like to be mad at them and, you know, be angry, I can't really find a reason to be mad at them.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I agree.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. Because I think what the three of us are saying is we all know it could easily happen in our homes, 100%. And we know that we're caring, good parents.

[Bobby Bones]

If like a 6 year old or 7 year old stay with you, would you take extra precaution to make sure that they couldn't get out by locking things?

[Amy Ray]

It's like, no, it would never ever occur to me that they would wake up and unlock the door.

[Eddie]

It would never cross my mind anymore.

[Amy Ray]

It would have crossed my mind.

[Bobby Bones]

Seven year old.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. No, I wouldn't think that.

[Eddie]

I mean, the doors would be locked. I just wouldn't think that they would wake up at six in the morning and say, I'm going home now.

[Amy Ray]

If you've come to find out these parents were partying all night and they're passed out drunk and there was no way they were gonna wake up. And maybe they should have been paying more. I mean, I don't know. They left all the doors unlocked and they're being irresponsible. Then that's a different story.

[Bobby Bones]

But what if something bad would have happened? Would the parents be in trouble?

[Amy Ray]

Probably. That's the scary part, which. But I, as a parent, I know in those situations, I think oftentimes we're just looking for someone to blame because it helps us feel better if something bad goes wrong. But I. If I know they're good people, crazy accidents happen. I don't feel like there's anything they could have done besides having a lock that is just unreachable or making sure an alarm is set and some sound goes off when kids leave.

[Bobby Bones]

So I was just pressing because that's what all the comments were saying. So you guys have responded to all the comments. That was the point of that lunchbox.

[Eddie]

Would you be to blame since you didn't tell your kid not to do that?

[Amy Ray]

Maybe I have.

[Bobby Bones]

No.

[Lunchbox]

I don't know. That's what I'm saying. I don't know that I would be in trouble either. I mean, he's never done that before. He's never just gotten up and left anywhere in the middle of the night. He's never gotten out of our house and just said, oh, I'm gonna go for a walk at 6 in the morning, or anything like that. So that was just something. He woke up, he saw daylight and said, man, I have a soccer game today. I guess it's time to go home. And in his mind, it was time to go home. And so he just thought, oh, I better. I don't want to miss my soccer game, I guess. I don't know. It's crazy. And I want to know what he was thinking the entire walk. Like, what could he.

[Eddie]

How do I get.

[Bobby Bones]

I got a soccer game.

[Amy Ray]

Gotta get home.

[Lunchbox]

Gotta get home.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I think you said it. Here's the next voicemail.

[Voicemail Caller]

Next week, I will have been married to my wonderful husband for 25 years, and we have not slept together in at least 15 of those years. We are 10 times happier now, have our own bedrooms. Loving it. Happy marriage. Thanks. Bye. Bye.

[Bobby Bones]

Got a lot of these. And this was about the conversation where Dirk's Bentley said, hey, I don't sleep in the same room with my wife a lot because I don't sleep well and I don't Want to keep her up. And sometimes he just walks out in the morning, unlocks the door and walks across town.

[Amy Ray]

He's got a soccer game.

[Bobby Bones]

So, yeah, I got a lot of calls about that. People going, this is not abnormal. It's abnormal that people admit to it because they know the stigma of, oh, you don't sleep in the same bed with your partner, but it is not abnormal. When we bought our house, not the one we live in now, the one before that, they had two master bedrooms because it's where the two people slept, the husband and the wife, 2, they were equally as big. It's kind of weird.

[Amy Ray]

I used to think something like that was totally crazy, but the older we get, I don't know, it seems pretty nice.

[Lunchbox]

But I got a question. If you're sleeping in separate bedrooms, how do you do grown up stuff? Like you had to go knock on their door, hey, is it okay if I come in? Like, because when you're in bed, that's when you kind of like, hey, you know what?

[Amy Ray]

I don't know. I'm sure they figure it out.

[Eddie]

I don't know.

[Bobby Bones]

All right, next up.

[Voicemail Caller]

Hey, you guys were talking about things that you learned in childhood that later on turned out not to be true. My grandfather, who didn't come home from work, so his wife was frantically looking for him, assumed that he went to the bar after work and didn't come home. She was so mad at him. He had him and his friends put a car on top of his body and he said that he had to change his tire and the car fell on top of him and he was pinned under there for hours. We were blown away. That story's been told for generations in our house and now we know it's not true. So we thought that was funny to share.

[Bobby Bones]

That's committed.

[Eddie]

He was just at the bar.

[Bobby Bones]

Committed to the bit. Yeah, one more.

[Voicemail Caller]

I'm just calling to circle back on what Amy was saying with the bank and the drive through. Our bank in Iowa does mobile deposit, so you never have to sit in a drive thru line ever again. It's easy and convenient. Thanks, bye.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, I've done mobile deposit before, but something was going on with my app and the bank is right by my house, so that's why I just thought I'd pop in there and drop it off. But mobile deposit's clutch.

[Eddie]

When Amy was telling that story, I was thinking, like, the banks that I've been to lately, like, all those windows are shut. Like, no more drive throughs, aren't even open.

[Lunchbox]

Not Cool.

[Bobby Bones]

I've not been to a bank in order to drop off a check. I go to. I go to the ATM or I'll walk inside.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. I rarely get checks, but I got.

[Bobby Bones]

One yesterday, very small amount. And I made. Had the conversation, do I just throw it away? It was for such a small amount that it wasn't worth driving anyway.

[Lunchbox]

Excuse me. Throw it away.

[Amy Ray]

What? Mobile app it.

[Bobby Bones]

It was like a dollar nineteen.

[Eddie]

Oh, $1.19. I might throw it away.

[Bobby Bones]

That's what I'm saying.

[Lunchbox]

It's not a way.

[Eddie]

It's a dollar nineteen, dude.

[Lunchbox]

You don't need a dollar nineteen. I'll take it.

[Eddie]

No, it's gonna cost more to go.

[Bobby Bones]

To the drive in the bank because I don't mobile app anything. Even then I'd be like, I'm just gonna lay it and eventually get to it. I would never get to it. It's $1.19.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Maybe you leave it in your console until you're just around the bank someday.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm not driving in for $1.19. What would you have done with a $19 check?

[Amy Ray]

I don't know yet. I gotta think about it. Cause you're right. It's like, not that much, but I would probably save it and put it with till I get another check that's worth going.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't go to the bank. I might go to the bank twice a year.

[Amy Ray]

I know, I'm with you. It's rare for me too.

[Bobby Bones]

But I'm gonna spend more money in gas getting there than I am getting from the check.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Bobby Bones]

Like there and back. And also, I'm not gonna set up mobile deposits to put in a $19 check.

[Amy Ray]

Well, maybe then you'll have it though.

[Bobby Bones]

And I don't need it.

[Eddie]

How does that mobile deposit work? You take a picture of it.

[Amy Ray]

Take a picture of it? Yeah, and it scans it.

[Bobby Bones]

Eddie went to the Opry last night.

[Eddie]

Yeah, man.

[Bobby Bones]

You and your mom.

[Eddie]

It was awesome.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Who played Jessica Simpson?

[Amy Ray]

No way. Stop.

[Bobby Bones]

Really?

[Eddie]

Isn't that crazy?

[Amy Ray]

How was it like her?

[Eddie]

At first? I was like, oh, no. I wonder if she's gonna be recognizable. Cuz, like, I haven't seen her in a long time. And she. Dude, she looks great.

[Amy Ray]

What about sound?

[Eddie]

Sounds great. She didn't have the power that I remember her sing because Jessica Simpson's like a powerful singer. I remember her, like, just kind of yelling when she would sing. And now I feel like she's a little more controlled. Maybe she's older, but like, she sounded great. Dude. She sounded Great. She looked good. She was comfortable on stage. She sang those Boots Are Made for Walking.

[Bobby Bones]

Like Nancy Sinatra song.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I guess she did that in, like, the Dukes of Hazzard movie, because she talked about.

[Bobby Bones]

I know the song. I know she did it. These boots are made for walking and that's just what they'll do. Yeah. These days these boots are gonna walk all over you.

[Eddie]

So that was cool.

[Bobby Bones]

How many songs you do?

[Eddie]

Three, maybe four.

[Bobby Bones]

I doubt she did four.

[Eddie]

Four is four too much? Because three sounds right.

[Bobby Bones]

They'll let me the occasional member. That's massive. Do four, but three, probably two a lot.

[Eddie]

I mean, she was, I guess, the biggest name of the night, but. But they were songs that she just written. Like, they weren't big songs.

[Bobby Bones]

No, she did a hit.

[Eddie]

She did, like. I just wrote this one the other day.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, I hate when that happened.

[Eddie]

It wasn't a bad song, though. And then I saw Lucy Silva. She was there with her husband, John Osborne. My mom got to meet them.

[Bobby Bones]

Did you go backstage?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. We got to do the whole backstage thing. We walked by Jessica Simpson's dressing room, which is, like, crazy. See her, like, getting her hair done. My mom's like, there she is.

[Lunchbox]

Did you say hi?

[Bobby Bones]

No.

[Eddie]

I don't know. I don't know what the rules are back there. Like, I know my mom wanted a picture, but I'm like, I don't know, Mom. I don't know what we can do. So we just.

[Bobby Bones]

How did you get backstage?

[Eddie]

Yeah, whoever gave us the tickets just set it all up.

[Bobby Bones]

Who gave you the tickets?

[Eddie]

People from the Opry.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. How'd you get with them?

[Eddie]

Morgan.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, Morgan. Morgan. Yeah. Got it. So the way would have been to ask. I was just gonna track it back. Way would have been to tell Morgan, hey, if there's any way we'd like to get a picture of Jessica Simpson.

[Eddie]

Oh, you have to set that up.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. And she could have said, hey. And then it's yes or no. But then you could have known.

[Eddie]

I mean, it was kind of a weird night where, like, it wasn't crazy backstage. It was very chill, and. Because I've been there some nights where.

[Bobby Bones]

It'S like, Tuesday night.

[Eddie]

Tuesday night.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it's light.

[Eddie]

I've been there, where it's like, there's 30 people in the hallways.

[Bobby Bones]

Friday, Saturday.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And it wasn't like that. So we just kind of felt like, here's the tour, Mom. Check it out. There's the dressing rooms. And then we just sat down and watched the show, which I'd never seen an Opry show. Like, sat down and watched an Opry.

[Bobby Bones]

Show from the seats. Yeah, that's fine. They did have the dancers and stuff out. The cloggers or.

[Eddie]

No, but they had an old school band called Riders. Oh, no, no, no.

[Bobby Bones]

Writers. Yeah, you know them?

[Eddie]

Yeah, they're so good. They're four guys. They' they've been a band for 40 years. They have two Grammys. They did the music for Toy Story.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, that's.

[Eddie]

Wow. So they did a whole medley of, like, some of the Toy Story songs. And dude, they were so funny. They reminded me they did, like, dumb, dumb humor, you know? So they reminded me of, like, you and me, but, like, in 40 years, just kind of the jokes they said were. They were still hilarious.

[Bobby Bones]

Your mom had a good time?

[Eddie]

She had a blast, dude. It was really cool.

[Bobby Bones]

That's awesome. I did see Morgan one, who's my manager, is also on Morgan Tooth's podcast.

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, it was really fun. We talked about, like, Taylor Swift getting engaged. We talked about her sister having breast cancer and now being cancer free, which is awesome. And then we also talked about some awkward moments we've had with listeners. Like, hers happened in an exam room. Mine happened at a funeral. Fun stuff like that.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, she is super funny. She's also president of the podcast network, and so she's probably, like, policing you at the same time. Do better.

[Eddie]

Oh, while they're doing the podcast?

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, yeah, a little bit.

[Jenica Lopez]

She's like, should we do this? Let's try this. So I was like, okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Is that in your house?

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

It's crazy if people come inside your house, being a small woman. Not that Morgan One is going to attack you.

[Eddie]

She's a tough woman, though.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but tough only goes so much if you're five foot one or. How tall are you?

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, five foot and three fourths of one inch.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. I always feel weird about that, that people are coming into your house. We don't. We're about to have that fixed, but we're just gonna buy our new house.

[Eddie]

I was gonna say, how you gonna fix that, dude?

[Lunchbox]

And I do, like, five foot and three fourths of one inch.

[Bobby Bones]

How tall is your boyfriend?

[Jenica Lopez]

He is six foot one.

[Bobby Bones]

So he's over.

[Eddie]

He's six foot.

[Bobby Bones]

Is he there when people come over?

[Jenica Lopez]

Sometimes, sometimes not.

[Eddie]

It just depends what time.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, he's also just another presence. Even if it's another woman, it doesn't matter. Just like when Morgan's there by herself and, like, somebody comes over, like, that feels unsafe.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but she's posted pictures where he's hanging out, and this dude's shirtless, making waffles and stuff. Like, is he gonna be doing that while they're doing podcasts?

[Bobby Bones]

Doesn't matter. There's a presence in the house.

[Eddie]

You post pictures. I'm like, that figure. That's how he is around the house all the.

[Bobby Bones]

If you're a dude and you're in Morgan's house doing a podcast and you're like, well, there's another dude in here, I can't really just do whatever I want. The idea of that. That's cool. So the podcast is up now with you and Morgan?

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Jenica Lopez]

It's been going really well. And, yeah, I mean, my boyfriend will even help sometimes with podcasts. He'll help me watch the cameras if he's home, but that's very few and far between.

[Bobby Bones]

He's home. Does he live with you?

[Amy Ray]

No.

[Jenica Lopez]

Like, if he's done from work, he'll get back.

[Bobby Bones]

Did you just slip up?

[Jenica Lopez]

No.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Jenica Lopez]

No, like, he'll come over after work.

[Lunchbox]

It feels like that means he stays there 99% of the time.

[Jenica Lopez]

I mean, he does stay there most of the time.

[Bobby Bones]

Because I wasn't gonna push that. And you said when he's home, ye.

[Jenica Lopez]

Does stay there most of the time, so.

[Bobby Bones]

Do you like that?

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, I love it.

[Bobby Bones]

You're safe.

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, I feel safe. And he helps me a lot with both of my animals, which is awesome.

[Amy Ray]

What about rent?

[Jenica Lopez]

Well, he's not living there yet, but.

[Amy Ray]

He'S there a lot.

[Eddie]

Good try.

[Lunchbox]

What about bills?

[Amy Ray]

That's what I. Oh, sorry. That's what I mean, like, contributing to, like, if he's there majority of the time. I guess I'm just curious, not even just for you, but, like, how people handle that. But I guess he is paying. So does he have roommates?

[Jenica Lopez]

No, he lives in an apartment by himself.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. So then you're like, he's just wasting money. Yeah.

[Jenica Lopez]

I mean, there's conversations happening, but right now it's.

[Bobby Bones]

Eventually the decision will be we're both paying in and we're both not staying in a place where it's making sense because you're hardly ever at home and you're paying all this money, so we probably need to consolidate eventually. That's the decision.

[Amy Ray]

Okay. I guess rent's not really a question, but, like, groceries.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, groceries.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. I mean, there's a lot.

[Jenica Lopez]

Like, if we make dinner together, we'll buy groceries together.

[Bobby Bones]

And. Yes, that's what I want to know.

[Jenica Lopez]

But, like, well, like, he meal preps and stuff. His lunch, and that's all him. So it just depends.

[Eddie]

Honest question. Because I don't know the answer. Like, I've been married for a long time. Like, how do you decide where you spend most, most of your time? Like, his.

[Bobby Bones]

Nicer house.

[Eddie]

Nicer house.

[Bobby Bones]

More space. Yeah. Animals, proximity, a lot of that.

[Eddie]

That makes sense.

[Amy Ray]

Roommates. Yeah. He doesn't have them, but, yeah.

[Jenica Lopez]

And I have the house and the animals, so I really can't ever leave them and, like, stay the night with him, so it just makes more sense for him to be at my house.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Bobby Bones]

So it's all working out pretty good.

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, it's.

[Amy Ray]

I'm.

[Jenica Lopez]

I very much enjoy his company.

[Bobby Bones]

Eddie, how's it working out with you?

[Eddie]

What?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's just go around the room here.

[Eddie]

You know, we did the other, like, we were like, let's go. Let's go on a date. And I don't know, like, just the chance to get away from our kids and, like, talk. We just parked a car, like, down the street and just sat there and talked. Listen to music.

[Bobby Bones]

Could the kids see the car?

[Eddie]

No, no, no. We went down, like, the other side of the neighborhood. It was just kind of like, what do you want to do? And she's like, I don't know. I'm really not hungry. I'm like, I'm not that hungry either. We could. So we didn't go out to eat or anything. We're like, let's just, like, drive around and listen to music and talk. And we did, and it was awesome.

[Amy Ray]

Love that.

[Bobby Bones]

You don't get to do that much, right?

[Eddie]

Never.

[Bobby Bones]

Chaos.

[Eddie]

And then I'd be like, well, it's like nine. You want to go home? She's like, nah, one more hour. So we just stayed out to, like, 11. It's cool.

[Bobby Bones]

Your oldest can handle.

[Eddie]

Yeah, but my mom's in town, so she kind of helped.

[Bobby Bones]

Good point.

[Eddie]

She helps him a little bit.

[Bobby Bones]

Opry.

[Eddie]

My mom and my sister.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, your sister's there, too? Yeah, she can help.

[Eddie]

She just came in. She just came in. She's here for a couple of days, my mom.

[Bobby Bones]

You take advantage of that big time when they're there.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

But what's crazy is my mom's older now, and, like, she. She, like, she falls a lot.

[Bobby Bones]

And so what happened?

[Eddie]

I could. Yeah, I could.

[Bobby Bones]

I wouldn't even say it, but you just said that. Yeah.

[Eddie]

So we. I took her to a full football game, one of the kids football game, and. And she fell. It was so it was so sad because, like, I was working the. The first down markers. Because that's what I do now, Amy.

[Bobby Bones]

You know this. This a whole second story, Amy, about him working the football.

[Amy Ray]

Well, I saw him post his second job.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Which was the market side hustle.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

I run the first down market.

[Eddie]

No, but I get him for free. Okay, go ahead. 10 bucks.

[Bobby Bones]

Tell your mom's story.

[Eddie]

And so I'm working the first down markers and my mom texts me. She's like, we're here and she loves football. So she's standing up against the barricade, like on the track by the field, and she's watching the game, and I can see her and I waved her and like, she's just kind of loving life. And about like 30 minutes later, I look back and I just see paramedics, like around over there. I'm like, what is happening? So I get another dad to take the stick because I was like, do I leave the stick? This is a big game.

[Bobby Bones]

And that is your job.

[Eddie]

That's my job. And that was my first day on the job too. And so I got subbed by another dad. And then my mom had fallen. Luckily, she fell on the track, so. Softer than pavement, I guess, or like concrete.

[Bobby Bones]

But we went a little. Not much.

[Eddie]

Not much, but. Yeah.

[Amy Ray]

But there is like a little bit of buoyancy to it or something. What is that?

[Bobby Bones]

Slightly. It still cuts you big time.

[Amy Ray]

It would hurt.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So I took her to the ER and was there till like 4 in the morning. It was brutal, dude.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, Eddie. The next day was like. I was at the hospital all night last night. I was like, what happened?

[Eddie]

Because my mom fell and she wasn't feeling bad. She just like. I think after my mom, like, she.

[Amy Ray]

Was walking and fell or she just passed out.

[Eddie]

She. That's funny. She said that she saw somebody walk by with fries and she's like, those look good. And she decided to walk to the concession stand.

[Bobby Bones]

Been there.

[Eddie]

I was like, mom, you never got the prize.

[Bobby Bones]

Been there. So the relationship's going pretty good, me and my wife. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah, man.

[Bobby Bones]

We're good like that.

[Eddie]

We're good.

[Bobby Bones]

We're deciding in our house if Caitlin wants to go to Vegas next weekend for Iheart.

[Eddie]

Yeah, my wife's goin.

[Bobby Bones]

She. Yes, Caitlin will go then. If that's the case. Yeah, if that's the case, she'll go for sure. But it's like, we get there and I'm gone a lot. And it's also like, so dry. And the show is good, but I Don't. That trip's kind of annoying because it's just. I'm just getting dragged everywhere the whole time, and then we have to turn around and come right back on the air. It's just all the traveling, and it's an exhausting weekend. And then I feel bad that I can't, like, be with her. She's like, I'm an adult. I'll just go, like, to the shops and stuff.

[Eddie]

That's what my wife says. Yeah, I don't need you.

[Bobby Bones]

I know, but I feel guilty that I don't. I don't go back to the hotel room often. And then also it's Saturday, so there's a lot of college football on. So that little bit of time that I do go back, I just want to go back and watch games or go bet on games or in the casinos. And so we're kind of in that stage of like, are you gonna. We do it every year. She's like, I don't know if I'm gonna go. All right, maybe. And then in the end, she'd always go. So she'll probably go. But I think if she knows your.

[Amy Ray]

Wife'S going, she'll go, yeah, my sister's going. My niece, and Stashira, my daughter. That's cool. So there'll be lots of people to.

[Eddie]

And my wife, literally, she's like, I just want to go to the festival. Like, she loves.

[Bobby Bones]

She wants to go to the show.

[Eddie]

She loves the festival.

[Amy Ray]

Oh, yeah. My daughter's pumped about Tate McRae and Glorilla, like, the way you said.

[Eddie]

Tate McRae.

[Amy Ray]

Tate McRae. And Glorilla.

[Bobby Bones]

And Glorilla.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. Glorilla.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Amy Ray]

Glorilla.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. You spend a little extra time on both of them. Tate McRae and Glorilla. Yeah. Yeah.

[Amy Ray]

So just let it flow. Glorilla.

[Bobby Bones]

Tate McCrae.

[Amy Ray]

Tate McRae. And Glorilla. Let it cook. Let me cook Let it, let it cook. I thought in the song she goes, let it cook.

[Bobby Bones]

No. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you don't say that.

[Amy Ray]

No, but in the Glorilla song, she goes, let it cook.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but you don't.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, well, I can sing the song.

[Bobby Bones]

You can actually say whatever you want.

[Lunchbox]

It's Free World just sounded weird.

[Amy Ray]

Just like, with my daughter, I throw things around like that, and I'm sure.

[Bobby Bones]

She'S like, my mom's the coolest.

[Amy Ray]

Her mom is taking her to Vegas for Glorilla.

[Bobby Bones]

What's up with you and your boyfriend?

[Amy Ray]

Well, I guess. Good. His birthday's good.

[Bobby Bones]

Did you say what?

[Amy Ray]

Well, I was thinking that was weird. No, bad reaction.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know anything. So I didn't.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, no, you shouldn't just say something.

[Amy Ray]

No, we're good.

[Eddie]

Trouble in paradise?

[Amy Ray]

No, I was just thinking of things coming up. Let it cook. His birthday is around that time, so I won't see him there. I don't know. We have a lot of travel. Like I have travel and then he has travel. He's going and he has to go to Paris for work.

[Bobby Bones]

And that's when you know you have a baller job.

[Eddie]

No kidding.

[Amy Ray]

Wow.

[Bobby Bones]

Because when the one time I went overseas for work, I was like, I'm so annoyed that I have to go. But I was like, dang. The company spent all this money for me to go and do all this client work overseas. That's a significant investment just to get me there. So that means, like they have significant ideas of what I can bring to the table.

[Amy Ray]

I feel like you or him, the way you're saying it, because he has to go for work and he was acting. Paris is on my list of places I've never been.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, I'd be annoyed if you have to go to Paris. I want to go, but it's awesome city. I just wouldn't want to go for work.

[Amy Ray]

But he's like, ugh, I can't. I'd have to go to Paris.

[Bobby Bones]

And I was like, you're tired from missing asleep. You got to do the work.

[Amy Ray]

Okay, but shut up.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay, sorry.

[Amy Ray]

You're going to. Not. Not.

[Bobby Bones]

You let her cook.

[Amy Ray]

This is what I said to him. I'm like, but you're going to Paris. And he's like, you don't understand. I'll literally be working the whole time. But he's like, but I might go to the. What's the Louvre? To the Louvre. He's like, he likes the Louvre. And I'm like, oh, okay. So you've already been to the Louvre.

[Eddie]

He's gone multiple times in the Louvre.

[Amy Ray]

He loves the Louvre.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm telling you, you can go to the Louvre 20 times and see a 50th of it.

[Eddie]

That's all you can say.

[Bobby Bones]

It's massive.

[Amy Ray]

I don't know. Apparently he loves the Monet exhibit or something. And I'm like, I don't know. I would never know. I've never been. I would like to go. So that part we just. I don't know that we're going to see each other that much coming up. But that's just because of travel. However, my niece and brother in law and My sister are coming to town this weekend and they're meeting him. My niece met him randomly out of. On a trip.

[Bobby Bones]

On a nap?

[Amy Ray]

No. Remember when my niece was in Spain studying abroad and my boyfriend went to Portugal and they ran into each other?

[Bobby Bones]

No. Anybody else?

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah, I do.

[Lunchbox]

Never been told this. They ran into each other.

[Jenica Lopez]

She talked about it.

[Amy Ray]

I thought we talked about it maybe.

[Bobby Bones]

We talked about a lot of stuff.

[Amy Ray]

It's like the odds of them being. Because she only went to Portugal. Like once you're over there traveling is easy. And she was over there studying abroad. So she happened to be going to Portugal the same time he was there with his kids. And there's some famous bridge there where you go watch the sunset but there are thousands of people and there's a train and like it's, you know.

[Bobby Bones]

This sounds more familiar and I apologize for not remembering.

[Amy Ray]

No, it's totally okay. I. We talk about a lot of things but it really was cool that they had no cell service. So they had talked about trying to meet up but they didn't know if it would happen. And hours had passed since they had any communication. And then he looked up again, only seen pictures of her and he's like, oh my gosh, I think that's Adelyn. So he called out her name and she turned around and then they got a picture together and it was so crazy.

[Eddie]

That's bizarre.

[Amy Ray]

I know. And then the back of the picture there's a bird and I'm like, was it a cardinal?

[Bobby Bones]

It was her mom. Yeah. It doesn't matter.

[Amy Ray]

I think it was a cardinal but.

[Eddie]

I was like any bird but her mom's a cardinal.

[Amy Ray]

I just thought it was cool.

[Eddie]

She shapeshifts.

[Amy Ray]

I thought it was cool that there was a bird in the picture. But anyway, Adeline will be here but they have not met. My like my sister and her husband have not met him. So they'll be meeting this weekend. So that's a big step.

[Eddie]

Isn't your brother in law like tight with your ex husband?

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, that's why it's awkward.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's tough.

[Amy Ray]

I think it's tough. I mean my ex husband.

[Eddie]

Not for him, not for you.

[Bobby Bones]

It's all tough. Divorce is tough. Being a parent's life is tough. Working out's tough.

[Eddie]

It is.

[Bobby Bones]

Anything worth it is tough.

[Amy Ray]

But my ex husband has a girlfriend. Like it's.

[Bobby Bones]

No, we're just messing with you.

[Amy Ray]

I know you are.

[Bobby Bones]

Literally just messing with you.

[Amy Ray]

I know we're messing with you. So that's. That's the update there. I don't know when I'm going to see him after this weekend.

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[Amy Ray]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby Bones]

You and your wife.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, we seem to be doing all right. I mean, still married, still sleeping in the same bed. Yeah.

[Eddie]

I mean, even after the kid thing, like, you guys still.

[Bobby Bones]

I didn't tear you apart.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Rip you apart at the seams.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, she. She's still like, I can't believe that happened. Like, she still brings it up just randomly, like, man, that. That's wild.

[Eddie]

No, I know. I told my wife and she's every like 10 minutes. I can't believe that. That's a nightmare, dude. It's a nightmare for a parent. Like when he tell. When he started telling that story. Like, this is the craziest story I've ever heard.

[Bobby Bones]

I think it's a bad dream. A nightmare of you if something bad happened.

[Eddie]

Well, yeah, I guess the thought of.

[Bobby Bones]

What could have happened, that thought will get you.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, but besides that, let's see what else is going on. Yeah. Nothing really.

[Bobby Bones]

I mean, Abby, what's up with you and your man?

[Amy Ray]

It's going well.

[Bobby Bones]

You guys living together. Yeah, you've said that.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah. I still have my house, though.

[Bobby Bones]

And two cars.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Still got two cars.

[Eddie]

Oh, she still has the two cars.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

That's Abby.

[Eddie]

How's that pickup line going?

[Amy Ray]

The what?

[Eddie]

The kids pick up line.

[Amy Ray]

I haven't been. He picks them up. So school pickup is.

[Eddie]

That's a nightmare, dude.

[Amy Ray]

Stressful.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

You've never done it.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes, I have. I've done it. I've done it.

[Eddie]

You should pick up my kids, too.

[Bobby Bones]

No, I've done it and it sucks. I've done it twice. Ever. Dude, they yell at you.

[Eddie]

What are you doing? Not that line. I'm like, I'm sorry.

[Amy Ray]

Honking.

[Eddie]

And then they're just like, go, go. I'm like, I don't have my kids yet. They're like, go. Anyway.

[Lunchbox]

What?

[Eddie]

I know.

[Amy Ray]

And the last thing you want to do is have to loop back around.

[Bobby Bones]

Yes.

[Lunchbox]

I have a question. Could you guys not park a block away and walk?

[Eddie]

We could, but there's a busy street.

[Amy Ray]

I'd have to cross. No, not where I've.

[Bobby Bones]

Abby, what's happening with you? I'm sorry. They all interrupted your story.

[Eddie]

Sorry, Abby.

[Amy Ray]

Oh, no, the things are good. Yeah. He was really great for my birthday. It was really nice. I've never had a boyfriend do that, so.

[Bobby Bones]

So what do you care so much?

[Amy Ray]

He just had everything planned, like the steak dinner and then going out of town, like, paying for a hotel. Then the theme park. And I got home and he had balloons up and a sign, presents. That is so sweet. It was really nice.

[Eddie]

Above and beyond.

[Amy Ray]

It really is.

[Bobby Bones]

Do you guys talk about a future?

[Amy Ray]

Huh?

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, nice. And he's got. He's got some money.

[Amy Ray]

Wait, hold on.

[Bobby Bones]

Since he manages money.

[Amy Ray]

Hold on. But speaking of money, like, does Abby pay rent?

[Bobby Bones]

Different.

[Amy Ray]

Oh, why?

[Lunchbox]

How's it different?

[Bobby Bones]

Unfairly different. Cultural, I guess.

[Amy Ray]

In the dude.

[Bobby Bones]

That's her other place, but she's staying with the dude.

[Amy Ray]

She's moved in, though, and the guy.

[Bobby Bones]

Has the expectation of being the provider. Unfair, but cultural. You don't wonder that as much. You just assume the guy takes care of the girl and not the guy comes and mooches off the girl. No offense.

[Amy Ray]

Have you seen those videos? They go. That's also not happening.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm saying that's the difference in my mind is that if Abby's staying with him, he's obviously taking care of it. Because that's what a dad does. That's what a guy does. Dad does. And then with. He's staying with Morgan, you would think he'd be like, hey, I'm with you. Let me. Let me help out here. Because I'm like, the dude.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Unfair. But that's how I feel. It's a bit different.

[Amy Ray]

There's these videos, and they often go viral where women record. They're recording their husbands, and they're women that don't work or contribute to the mortgage. And they film their husbands, and they're like, hey, babe, I don't think I'm going to be able to pay the mortgage this month. And the husbands are, like, so perplexed because they're like, you've never paid the mortgage. Like, you don't even know how to pay the mortgage. Or they'll be like, I got you, don't worry. But all it's just funny. You have to see their faces in response. Is kind of cute.

[Bobby Bones]

There was a funny trend that was happening for a while where I give an example. The dad who it works in finance, and the kid was like, hey, Mom's doing like a TikTok live telling people how to save money. And he goes like, what? Because she's terrible at saving money. And he walks in there doing a fake TikTok live. And she's got, like a board minder. She's like, the first thing you want to do is if you buy something and you send it back to get a refund, spend that money immediately when you get the refund. Because that money, that's hot. Called hot money. And he's like, no, no, no, no. This is nudge. And so I've seen five or six of those that have been really funny. There's also the other one where there are women whose husbands did some sort of sport and maybe in college or maybe professionally, and they asked them the question with the phone recording, and they're like, do you wish you were more athletic?

[Jenica Lopez]

Oh, I've seen those.

[Eddie]

Those are good.

[Bobby Bones]

And the guys are always like, what? Like, would you wish you were a little more of an athlete?

[Eddie]

I played in the NFL.

[Bobby Bones]

They're like, I play. I played. Yeah, but like, you could have been. Those are funny. Yeah.

[Jenica Lopez]

Have you seen the ones where they'll, like, try and outrun? They'll have, like a Navy husband or something. I'll be like, I'm gonna outrun my husband. And then they get tackled.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it's like a cop challenge where it's like, could a cop catch me?

[Eddie]

Oh, that's funny.

[Bobby Bones]

And so they take off running, and then they count. The husband count, Mostly the husband counts to whatever. And then he has to go and chase her, and she's like, running all around like, could they catch me? That's a funny one.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, the Internet's funny. Fun at first.

[Bobby Bones]

The comments sections of things are so funny if they're not so mean. Yeah, it's like two ways. Like, I watched a video I was watching this morning. So there's a player for the Jaguars who's drafted number one overall. He played wide receiver this past weekend, first game, played a little defense, played a lot of offense. And the comments were like, he'll always be a wide receiver, too. This dude sucks. And I'm like, the losers that are commenting this yeah.

[Eddie]

Who are you?

[Bobby Bones]

His first year? Like, you are nothing. You are a small dog tick on his buttocks when it comes to playing sports. But that's just the culture of the comments. It's either that where people that have never done anything are telling people how to do things, or it's they're freaking hilarious. And I'm like, I don't know how they thought of that. I know that's like comedy writer stuff. And there's like a hundred of them.

[Eddie]

And it's just a normal dude and his wife. Like, gosh, they're so funny. I look at TikTok and I'm like, it's so cool to see how many funny people there are in the world.

[Bobby Bones]

That choose not to use it. Or like, my wife, I think she is the funniest person I've ever met, and she does not care to use it as a tool or a power. She's like, yeah, no, no. She'll say something. I'll go, oh, I should use that. I'm gonna make a TikTok of that. She goes, no, no, that's mine. I'm like, but you're not using it.

[Eddie]

Don't let it go to waste.

[Bobby Bones]

She's like, no, I just did. And, you know, since I own it, I'd like for it to remain here. And I'm like, but that's so funny. I could do. She's like, I choose for that to die right here. Then she does it to torment me. But she has no interest in doing anything public. She's pretty well adjusted, so she doesn't need that validation. And she could be so funny that she could do this whatever, in whatever space and make a ton of money if she wanted to. She's like, I choose not to make money that way. I don't want to. Yeah, so it's a lot of that. Like, people that have never used it now using it, and it's going, wow, they're really funny.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, TikTok's awesome.

[Jenica Lopez]

Have you seen there was a video that went viral of a girl talking about this. She said, we're in a state of what about me? Ism where somebody will post a video.

[Amy Ray]

The Bean Soup theory.

[Jenica Lopez]

Oh, my gosh. Yes.

[Amy Ray]

This is so good.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, my gosh, girls.

[Bobby Bones]

Okay.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, it's funny.

[Jenica Lopez]

It's like somebody posted a bean soup recipe and, like, showed you how to do it and in the comments. Or someone was like, well, what if I don't like beans? She's like, then maybe the video wasn't for you. Or somebody will post like a blueberry pie and they'll be like, well, I'm allergic to blueberries. And she's like, then you're not supposed to eat the pie. She's like, we're in this state of everybody thinking every video is meant for them when that's not the reality.

[Eddie]

Oh, that's funny.

[Amy Ray]

Like, just move past it. And so, yeah, she was sharing her bean soup theory of like, yeah, the whole world, like every. Why is it all about me? All about me.

[Eddie]

But I will say, though, it's called for you.

[Lunchbox]

That's true.

[Eddie]

You know, so if you get it, it's on your.

[Amy Ray]

You swipe past it so it stops feeding you bean soup.

[Eddie]

But I'm saying that's a good point.

[Bobby Bones]

Good point, good point.

[Eddie]

I think that's why you think it's for you.

[Bobby Bones]

No, nobody really thinks that.

[Amy Ray]

No, but I'm not gonna stop and comment on like, people are just dicks.

[Bobby Bones]

And they're just sad at what's happening in their life. It's the only voice that they have, so they're gonna use it. Now I understand it, but I've never met a single well adjusted person that comments negative things in a comment section ever in my life. I've never met a single person that has happiness that is not happy in a comment section of anybody, ever.

[Amy Ray]

Another example that bean soup girl gave, it was like, yeah, the bean soup, the blueberries. And then she is pregnant with twins. Oh yeah, this one. And she was really excited about it, posted about it, and then she's like, sure enough in the comments it's like, oh, I lost my twins. Or like I was pregnant with twins too and had miscarriages. Like, she's just like, this post isn't about you. And now you're bringing it down. And she feels for them. But it's like, not every video has to be about your story and what happened to you.

[Bobby Bones]

Again, I've never met anybody that is normal, living a happy life that comments negative things in a comment section or on a Facebook post or a message or a. So I don't look at that stuff. I haven't looked at it in like two years. I don't go to our Facebook. I haven't gone in forever. But I don't look at, look at anything because one, I don't need their validate. I don't need the validation from people that are looking to write negative things. And then two, then it makes me want to join in the fight. It really draws me in. And then I don't like me when I get into that because I get very competitive, so it keeps a angry version of me from existing. Yeah, it's. It's a bad place.

[Eddie]

I feel like it's a great time for college psychology professors, like social media. There's so much psychology going on with all this new technology that, dude, you're having a heyday. If you're doing a class like, let's talk about psychology on the comments section.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, it's definitely a new element, but I feel like forever this has been a thing. Just different.

[Eddie]

Just different. Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. It's always been. There's been new media being exposed and how people react to new media. Yeah, that's good. I like the bean. Bean theory. All right, you want to go around the room?

[Amy Ray]

Amy Ray, I have a clip for this if you want to get it ready. But I saw that Denzel Washington was saying that people have been mispronouncing his name for decades. Have you done this?

[Eddie]

I saw it on a clip.

[Amy Ray]

Okay. When you started saying I saw that, I was like, wait a second, did we talk about this? But I didn't know. I still say Denzel Washington. And when I saw Denzel.

[Eddie]

It's Denzel. It is.

[Lunchbox]

No way.

[Amy Ray]

Well, I pulled the clip so you'll hear what he says.

[Eddie]

My name's not pronounced Denzel. My name's pronounced Denzel. Oh, I'm Denzel Jr. My father's Denzel Hayes Washington Sr. I'm Denzel Hayes Washington Jr.

[Bobby Bones]

But is Denzel a name?

[Amy Ray]

Well, he said his mom. It is Denzel, but I think his mom wanted a way to differentiate if she was talking to her husband or her son.

[Bobby Bones]

So.

[Amy Ray]

So Denzel was the dad. And then she started going Denzel for him, and then it sort of stuck. But that's really not how we say his name.

[Bobby Bones]

I've always known of Denzel Washington, so that's always been a name. Is that a name for anybody else? Denzel? Because I'm wondering if that's a normal name. I've never met another Denzel. I've never met a Denzel either. But is Denzel a semi common name?

[Amy Ray]

I don't know.

[Eddie]

Never heard of it.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. The only reason we say Denzel is because we've been conditioned to say Denzel by whomever is talking about him or him himself. But that's interesting.

[Eddie]

Someone else came out and said, yeah, Bichon Robinson. Yes, that was one.

[Bobby Bones]

Because everybody calls him Bijan. He was like, no, it is Bichon Robinson.

[Amy Ray]

And then the Chad Kroger.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Because it was Chad Krueger, and Kroger just happened more, and so they just. He was just like, fine, I'll go with it.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, but it really is Kruger.

[Bobby Bones]

And I think Barnet the dinosaur Soft who? Barnet.

[Eddie]

I love you. Oh, no, no, no. Kirsten Dunst. I think she said her name's Kirsten and no one Kirsten.

[Bobby Bones]

Kirsten?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Is the spelling different on those?

[Eddie]

Not for her. She just said that. She said that when she first started her career, people started calling it Kirsten Dunst. And she was like, it just went with it.

[Bobby Bones]

She said Kirsten. Spelled the same.

[Amy Ray]

Huh? Okay. Kirsten. Are you Bob?

[Bobby Bones]

I'm not. But I'm not Bob or Robert. Like, I'm literally Bobby.

[Eddie]

Do you ever think about when people say, hey, Bob, I hate it.

[Bobby Bones]

It's not my name.

[Eddie]

I know, but you don't say anything about it, right?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, Bob, not so much. Usually it's older men who do that.

[Amy Ray]

I bet your given last name has some different pronunciations.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I mean, I say it Hillbilly. Estelle, but it's Kaylin.

[Amy Ray]

Doesn't Estelle?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, she's like, it's spelled. And she's like, no, this is how it's spelled. I'm like, you can't change my name.

[Eddie]

It's your name.

[Amy Ray]

She's not changing it.

[Eddie]

She's pronouncing it differently.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, but that's not changing.

[Bobby Bones]

Sure it is. My name's Denzel.

[Eddie]

Nah, we're calling you Denzel, so.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but she's like. Well, on the phone, though, when you, like, are saying your name and you're having to describe it to, like, somebody that's, like, calling for you. Say it Estelle. And I'm like, yeah, because I know it's not spelled the same as it's said. She's like, you know what happens? Some hillbillies came across a boat, and they were like, ah, Maesto. And that's what happened, and that's why it's your name.

[Amy Ray]

I'm trying to think of what I say if I'm ever asked. Like.

[Bobby Bones]

And then I'm like, you're from Oklahoma. You're from, like, two and a half hours away. You're not from Boston. Like, you're the same.

[Eddie]

So you pronounce it Estelle.

[Amy Ray]

I say Estelle.

[Eddie]

I've always said Estelle because it's spelled like that. Sorry. I apologize.

[Bobby Bones]

Thank you.

[Amy Ray]

Do you want us to say Estel?

[Bobby Bones]

You never call. I mean, I'm not called that by anybody that I. First of all, we don't really call our last names because I know it's.

[Amy Ray]

Rare, but I mean, I've.

[Bobby Bones]

But if people. No, I don't. I literally don't care.

[Amy Ray]

Okay, never mind.

[Bobby Bones]

I think that'll be a competition. We have kids one day, it'll be like, what do we.

[Amy Ray]

Well, yeah, they're gonna need to know. How do I say? My mom.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I don't even mind letting her win that, because I don't. I probably. Most people go by Bones and call me Bones. Bobby Bones.

[Eddie]

Bones? Could it be Bones?

[Bobby Bones]

Well, when I was in Paris, I was being called Mr. Bonhez, so, yeah, doesn't really matter to me. It's not like I have, like, lineage in the last name. I'm super proud of. Like, I'm not. Not proud of it, but I'm not trying to keep the name alive or anything. I mean, listen, for the right price, I would have taken her last name.

[Amy Ray]

For the right price.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I don't really know what that price is.

[Lunchbox]

Dignity.

[Bobby Bones]

I don't really have dignity in that part of my life.

[Eddie]

She has a nice last name, though.

[Amy Ray]

She does.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Hers is mine.

[Amy Ray]

No, no, no.

[Bobby Bones]

Her.

[Amy Ray]

Her maiden name. Her maiden name is cool.

[Bobby Bones]

Parker. Yeah, it's normal. Yeah, but you guys are haters. Shut up.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah, how's that so cool.

[Amy Ray]

I just think Tony Parker. Good last name.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, good one. Good.

[Amy Ray]

Peter Parker.

[Eddie]

Peter Parker Man. Spider Man.

[Lunchbox]

Oh, now it's getting cooler.

[Eddie]

Told you guys.

[Bobby Bones]

All right, what is your story, Eddie?

[Eddie]

So somebody leaked Nine Inch Nails writer list. You know, they're on tour right now, and 9 inches Rider.

[Bobby Bones]

Rider.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The green room demands or whatever. And Nine Inch Nails like this, they're like a rough band, right?

[Bobby Bones]

Back in the day. Industrial rock. Yeah. I want to. Like an animal. Yeah.

[Eddie]

And it's funny because their list is, like, so bougie. You see this hard rock band and it's got stuff like a small bowl of organic sliced limes.

[Bobby Bones]

Hey, people get older, man.

[Eddie]

Everything is organic. It says, one basket of organic assorted fruits, veggies for juicer, such as beets, apples, oranges, ginger, lemon, celery, spinach, kale, carrots, and any other yummy additions you can think of.

[Bobby Bones]

Yummy. They use the word yummy.

[Eddie]

Yummy.

[Bobby Bones]

That, to me, is weird.

[Eddie]

It's so funny. There's no alcohol, no nothing. Just veggies and fruits and, oh, local organic cheeses.

[Bobby Bones]

You gotta think, though, that Trent Reznor, who is Nine Inch Nails, like, he's gotten wildly successful at doing music and movies. Massive movies. Oh, yeah.

[Eddie]

Like soundtracks.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Like, he's a successful old dude and he's 60 years old now. Yeah, the yummy part's weird, but I understand all the health food.

[Eddie]

I just thought it was funny. You see, like, these rough looking bands, like, you know, but you're right, though. Like, Metallica's touring and stuff. They're probably the reason they're still able to do what they do at that old age is they take care of themselves.

[Jenica Lopez]

Morgan, are you talking about my story?

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah.

[Jenica Lopez]

Okay, so there was a guy who jumped off a cruise ship to evade his gambling debt.

[Bobby Bones]

Mmm.

[Jenica Lopez]

He survived.

[Bobby Bones]

Let's do that Netflix documentary.

[Eddie]

Oh, my God.

[Jenica Lopez]

Yeah. So he had $17,000 in gambling debt.

[Bobby Bones]

Call it Drafting the Kings.

[Eddie]

Yes. How much?

[Jenica Lopez]

17,000. And he was on a Royal Caribbean ship. Like, a massive ship jumped off, and then, like, some passerbys on jet skis saw him, got him, and brought him to shore, and then he got arrested.

[Bobby Bones]

So was his plan to jump off and just swim back and say he was dead, or was he running from someone physically on the boat? Was he trying to kill himself? Like, do we know what is.

[Jenica Lopez]

Well, they found $14,000 in cash, a backpack, a handbag, two mobile devices, and five identification documents in his possession.

[Eddie]

He was trying to build new identity. He's trying to build.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. New identity. He could almost pay his debt off, though, with that 14,000. Dude, put that into the 17 you owe.

[Eddie]

That's got to be hard, though, man. Like owing and then.

[Amy Ray]

I mean. But that's the debt that he racked up on that one trip.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. That's a lot of gambling.

[Bobby Bones]

Oh, I don't know if it's on that. $70,000 on a trip.

[Amy Ray]

On that?

[Lunchbox]

Yes.

[Amy Ray]

I think he's gambling.

[Bobby Bones]

It just matters how much you're betting. I mean, I know people that would go on it that I know. They don't have much money. They could drop 25,000.

[Eddie]

Hold on. But what's. What's the debt, though? Did he lose 17,000?

[Bobby Bones]

Yes. It's different because on a casino, you don't get to have debt. You pay it right then.

[Lunchbox]

But you can get a marker.

[Eddie]

Unless you do that.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, but if you have a marker, you need to have a lot of money. They don't just give you a marker unless you can prove you have a lot of money.

[Lunchbox]

Right, that's true. Because, like, there was a story that came out, Dana White, and they said he owed him 25 million to a casino.

[Eddie]

25 million, right.

[Bobby Bones]

But he has a Lot of money. So you have to prove you have.

[Eddie]

Million, play the penny slots.

[Bobby Bones]

Bruno Mars, he owed like 70 million. That's why he did the whole show there.

[Eddie]

Oh, my goodness.

[Amy Ray]

Oh, yeah, I remember that.

[Bobby Bones]

But it's all relative, I guess, is my point there. Yeah, it's crazy. He would jump and try to lead a new life owing just 17,000. That's a lot. But that's not. Change your life.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah, but you have to get on the boat with all those IDs, like, you have to know.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, maybe it's to get on a boat to get you a place to where you can get to a place where you can start a new life.

[Amy Ray]

Gotcha.

[Bobby Bones]

Because you can legally get on a cruise ship. You just have your identification, but it takes you to places you can jump off and be one of these new places now where you can start a new life.

[Eddie]

How do you do the where?

[Bobby Bones]

You couldn't fly there because they'd have you tracked. They'd know where you went Friday to flight B.

[Eddie]

But, like, when you get on the boat, you register, right? They have all your information. And then when you land in the island and you don't get back on the boat, they know you're not like.

[Lunchbox]

Do they point?

[Eddie]

Do they count everyone when they.

[Bobby Bones]

Not if you jump off a boat, they don't know what happened to you.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Lunchbox]

They think you died in the water.

[Jenica Lopez]

They do have a scan in place. You have to scan when you leave and when you come back. So they do know who's not coming back. If you don't make it to the ship in time, they will leave you. Like you have a deadline that you have to make it back on the ship.

[Bobby Bones]

By the Bruno Mars. So the MGM has said that he does not have a $50 million gambling debt. Hey, I don't know.

[Eddie]

You don't believe him?

[Bobby Bones]

I just. I'm reading the official statement. They are saying he doesn't. That was the rumor. They're saying he doesn't. But I have seen people on TikTok say he did, so.

[Eddie]

Well, you gotta believe that.

[Bobby Bones]

I'm torn.

[Jenica Lopez]

It's probably somewhere in the middle there.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, I'm torn. Okay. Lunchbox.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. So going back to Coldplay and that lady that was snuggling up with the CEO, well, the husband of her came out and said, listen, we were already separated. We are going through a divorce. We had separated like a month before that. He goes. And I was on a business trip to Japan. So I was shocked when I came home and found reporters Sitting in my front yard. But he did say they were secretly, like, without telling everybody. They were already separated a month before that.

[Eddie]

Okay, that's interesting.

[Bobby Bones]

If there's separation and intention of divorcing, who cares if she's with another dude?

[Eddie]

No, but I mean, he was still married though, right?

[Bobby Bones]

But we're not talking about him.

[Lunchbox]

We're not talking about him.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, we're talking about her.

[Eddie]

Yeah. A. Okay.

[Bobby Bones]

Agree. A. Okay. Also.

[Lunchbox]

Or.

[Eddie]

Or is it. Is it. You're not divorced. Divorced yet. So you can't really do that.

[Bobby Bones]

It just depends on the rules within the couple.

[Lunchbox]

Yeah. If you're taking a break.

[Amy Ray]

No, I think everybody's different because our divorce took a while and that was something that was discussed. Our lawyers made a point to discuss it with us. If y' all need to have it clearly documented how you're going to handle this. Because some people choose to allow dating and while you're still in the process, because you're clearly ending it, it's just not final. And some can go on for a year, two years. So some people agree to do that. We decided, let's make it final. But everybody does different. As long as you have it in writing.

[Bobby Bones]

So you could still. You could date.

[Amy Ray]

No, we couldn't. We made it till the divorce was final.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow. What about. But, but if you wanted to just hook up with somebody and not date.

[Eddie]

Fair question.

[Bobby Bones]

Could that be held like you cheated? No, I'm asking a real question, I think.

[Amy Ray]

Okay. So the reason why you want to document it is they were saying there's certain cases in which there's gray area. And to your point, there could be hooking up. That happens. And the other people have a private investigator following that person and they get pictures and all this stuff and then they use it against them to get.

[Bobby Bones]

Say they were.

[Amy Ray]

They were unfaithful, whatever. Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

Wow.

[Amy Ray]

It like sneaky stuff. Because that's kind of shady. What to like know for the PI and like to know just because you haven't had a clear conversation about it, but you're definitely like not together.

[Bobby Bones]

Sure. And then you are so dirty.

[Amy Ray]

And so dirty.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. So dirty.

[Eddie]

Both of you guys said it weird.

[Lunchbox]

You guys are both saying it. Really.

[Bobby Bones]

So dirty.

[Amy Ray]

Okay.

[Voicemail Caller]

Dirty.

[Bobby Bones]

In Los Angeles, Prosecutors charged a 34 year old Rockham prowl with the murders of two men he met through a dating app. The alleged victims were killed in 2021 and 2023. Prosecutors say stolen vehicles from the two deceased victims were found in his possession. The case is described as predatory with little motive. He had their cars. Isn't number one rule of killing people, don't keep their cars. Yeah, not some more. Don't kill. By the way, for the record, don't kill, but also don't keep their cars. Like, okay, let's see if we can find the people that are dead. Well, we can't find them, but we found both their vehicles. Okay, well where? Well, Rock and Prowl's house. Well, is there a connection? Well, there was, yeah. Crazy ABC News with that story. Charlie Sheen says he's been celibate for eight years.

[Eddie]

Eight years, Why?

[Amy Ray]

I think.

[Bobby Bones]

Cause he went so hard. Yeah, yeah, but, but does it work.

[Eddie]

Like that where you overdo it and then you can't do it anymore?

[Bobby Bones]

I don't think it's that. I think it's that it takes you to a place it's like drugs where there's an addiction type situation and you're.

[Amy Ray]

Going, has he been. Is his like a sex addict type stuff or is he just.

[Bobby Bones]

I saw them ask him that in an interview and he's like, were you a sex addict? And he was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amy Ray]

Well then that helps answer why.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah. Cause I think he was doing a lot of drugs and having a lot of sex with a lot of prostitutes. Men too. That came out where he was like, yeah, it's actually men too. And so he's not had sex because I think it's like if you do drugs, you don't go and do drugs once. And you're like, I'm good, I'm just gonna do it once and get back. I think you start doing it, you do it. But he's been celibate for eight years. From newser.

[Eddie]

That's a hard one.

[Bobby Bones]

Hey, no pun intended. Hey, I'll give you one more. A woman's butt dial voicemail exposes the plot to help a man dump a dead body. If somebody butt dialed, my plan to dump a dead body.

[Amy Ray]

Unfortunate.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I mean that's the gods.

[Amy Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby Bones]

So. A 47 year old American Airlines flight attendant from Fort Worth was reported missing on June 11th after friends and co workers had not heard from her since March. Her roommate was arrested in June and charged with murder after allegedly confessing that he had strangled Sulurie during an argument and disposed of her body by throwing it off a Bridge. On August 26, a second suspect was arrested and charged with tampering with evidence after allegedly helping day transport and dispose of the body. Detectives uncovered key evidence while investigating, including surveillance footage from March 21 showing day dragged what appeared to be a lifeless body from the home into the backyard. Authorities say Day admitted to placing the body in a trash bin and disposing it. And then the pickup truck came and picked it up. The other person and Thomas initially denied involvement and later admitted Day had used her truck, though she claimed she was asleep and unaware. Still hasn't been found. And it's only talking about the butt dial. Voicemail. I guess they got it when they started investigating. That's different than a. Yeah, I didn't really say that.

[Lunchbox]

So I guess because they confiscated the phones, and so what they heard is saying, help me move the body. You know what I mean? Like, to the truck. And it's like them doing whatever.

[Eddie]

And they accidentally just called the number, and then it went to voicemail, and they.

[Bobby Bones]

Well, not a number.

[Lunchbox]

I think it was number.

[Bobby Bones]

Yeah, his number. Because it's probably like, set on recent called or something. Yeah, yeah. That sucks. All that sucks. All this stuff sucks. I'll give you one more. Miami police arrested a valet after they said the car that they had and were driving wasn't his. And so it's a valet who was given a car. Fancy car, goes out, drives it, is driving it hard and crazy. And they pulled him over, and it's like, it's not even your car.

[Eddie]

Oh, he was the valet, dude.

[Bobby Bones]

According to police, after the victim dropped off his car and keys at the valet, he didn't park the car. Instead, took it out speeding onto the road.

[Eddie]

It's like Ferris Bueller.

[Bobby Bones]

The victim was on his way up to his home when he saw his card speed away. He saw his car speed away. He's like, oh, God, that's my car. Local 10 with that story. All right, that's what's up. We will be doing our at least one round of our Jenga tournament coming up.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we're getting there.

[Bobby Bones]

We're a little pressed because we have some St. Jude stuff we have to record today, but we are at least gonna get in the match between Scuba and Ray. Yeah, yeah. Go watch it on our YouTube and Bobby Boncho, if you don't mind. Subscribe. Otherwise, we will see you guys tomorrow. Hope you guys have a wonderful day. And that is all for now. Bye, everybody.

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Bobby Bones]

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