Speaker 1: Wake up, wake up in the mall, and.
Speaker 2: It's on the radio and the Dodgers ready his lunchbox.
Speaker 2: Morgan too, scoop Steve Bred out of trying to put
Speaker 2: you through the fog. He's running his wigs. Next bit,
Speaker 2: the Bobby's on the box, so you know what this
Speaker 2: is the Bobby Ball. US Army veteran Kelly Stop says
Speaker 2: he had a big foot encounter, a terrifying big foot encounter,
Speaker 2: but he says happened while camping quote along an abandoned
Speaker 2: forest road the National Forest in Washington. He says he
Speaker 2: was camping with his fiance, his sons, his nephew, and
Speaker 2: an old army buddy when they were awakened at three
Speaker 2: am by an elevated yetti like scream and the sound
Speaker 2: of a heavy footed creature running past them. The next
Speaker 2: night it happened again. Since then he's been trying to
Speaker 2: find Bigfoot. That's the day of email. Now, what do
Speaker 2: we think could have really happened here? Do we think
Speaker 2: it could have been a bear? Do we think it
Speaker 2: actually was a creature that we have yet to identify
Speaker 2: that would mostly resemble a sasquatch or bigfoot type person?
Speaker 2: This isn't a prank. A prank would be the kids
Speaker 2: that we heard about a few weeks ago and they
Speaker 2: saw a bigfoot and they were all like drinking and
Speaker 2: doing camp fire here stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh, but you don't think that it could be someone
Speaker 3: that in their free time they like to dress up
Speaker 3: and make noises and scare people that are camping.
Speaker 2: Not without knowing who's camping. Because in this part of
Speaker 2: the world, when you're camping, you probably are really good
Speaker 2: at camping, and you probably have guns, okay, because you're
Speaker 2: taking care of yourself, not that you're even hunting, but
Speaker 2: in case of bear or big animal comes on you.
Speaker 2: So let's take this for what it is, because I
Speaker 2: don't think he's lying about the scream and he's lying
Speaker 2: about hearing the running. But take care for what it is.
Speaker 2: What could this have been? And your answer can be
Speaker 2: it's a bigfoot. My problem with bigfoot is we've never
Speaker 2: I've seen one like ever close. We don't have one
Speaker 2: to lap somewhere. We've never seen the remains unless they
Speaker 2: see the remains and just assume it's a human. But
Speaker 2: we've never seen the remains with like fur. You think
Speaker 2: you'd see that a terrifying encounter. He was awakened at
Speaker 2: three am an elevated YETI like scream and a heavy
Speaker 2: footed creature running past them. Could it be something like
Speaker 2: and hyenas? Probably not in this part of the world,
Speaker 2: but some sort of animal like that with his buddy,
Speaker 2: a bear, and together the scream and the run they hurt.
Speaker 2: Because in all the cartoons, you know, Timo and Poomba,
Speaker 2: we could walk through how partnerships happen different kinds of animals.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna bet it was a big animal and
Speaker 2: it's probably some type of bear, and a bear made
Speaker 2: a noise like a bears make weird noises sometimes. That
Speaker 2: would be my guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I don't know that there's a big
Speaker 3: f I just feel like when you go look, when
Speaker 3: I'm researching birds and stuff, I get down a rabbit
Speaker 3: hole of all the different types of birds and where
Speaker 3: they come from. I mean, there's so much out there
Speaker 3: that we know about. And to your point, why do
Speaker 3: we not have any proof for evidence when we have
Speaker 3: like all of these animals and class how we classify them,
Speaker 3: and where they come from, and then there's just this
Speaker 3: one random thing we haven't been able to find.
Speaker 2: Can I throw a theory at you that I just
Speaker 2: thought in my head?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 2: So this is my theory that I just thought of.
Speaker 2: What if what if we have found Oh you're gonna
Speaker 2: love this, Come on, come on. If we have found them, Okay,
Speaker 2: we have a few. But when we find them, we
Speaker 2: quickly ship muff because what they are aliens? Oh boy, okay,
Speaker 2: like they've come. They're extraterrestrials. They are They just happen
Speaker 2: to be like Harry, and so.
Speaker 3: They classify them. It's a terrible and it's not going
Speaker 3: to be on Wikipedia.
Speaker 2: Right, So any remains they do find, they're not going
Speaker 2: to share. But it's it's like the dumb bird. The
Speaker 2: dumb aliens they get caught, Like there's probably a lot
Speaker 2: of great aliens that don't get caught.
Speaker 4: Can that theory work if they weren't aliens and just bigfoot?
Speaker 2: Yeah I would. I'd have trouble with that though, because
Speaker 2: we can find every kind.
Speaker 3: Of animal, because yeah, they wouldn't classify it, and they'd.
Speaker 2: Be like we found the Bobbo bird.
Speaker 3: Right, it would just go under whatever category is supposed
Speaker 3: to go under in that family.
Speaker 2: Run with this an alien. That's why I'm still gonna
Speaker 2: go with bear. I'm still gonna go with some kind
Speaker 2: of big animal. I believe you heard it. He wasn't
Speaker 2: able to see it. He's been hunting it, latch fox.
Speaker 2: What do you think.
Speaker 5: I think that if he saw two knights in a row,
Speaker 5: they had a little leftover from their batch the night before,
Speaker 5: they took something the second night, and then after that
Speaker 5: they were out and they're like, man, we can't get
Speaker 5: to the same place we were.
Speaker 2: What you're saying, yes, just say the words. And he's
Speaker 2: also they also have kids there.
Speaker 5: I thought you people don't do stuff with kids.
Speaker 2: But you're also saying that two military guys took their
Speaker 2: kid and nephew out and got wasted with their kids,
Speaker 2: And I think that would be.
Speaker 5: Yeah, people people do irresponsible stuff all the time when
Speaker 5: their kids are around.
Speaker 2: Let's not act like this is just like out of
Speaker 2: the ordinary. But I'm going to give them the benefit
Speaker 2: of the doubt because they both did so over in
Speaker 2: the military, and they're camping and it takes a lot
Speaker 2: of work and organization to get to where they were
Speaker 2: getting now because they have been drinking. Sure, I thought
Speaker 2: you were saying they came back as in the food
Speaker 2: was left out night once, so the animal whatever came
Speaker 2: back again like a bear night too. I know you
Speaker 2: were saying LSD got it.
Speaker 5: Yes, because I know where the same animals coming back
Speaker 5: by the exact same path two nights in a row.
Speaker 2: If there's food, there would be those bears are It
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. It's an alien. You're crazy, it's an alien.
Speaker 2: I'm telling him, Hey, man, you're no way, Man, you're crazy.
Speaker 2: It's an alien. Eddie.
Speaker 4: You guys are all crazy. I think it's Bigfoot. Out
Speaker 4: of all the theories out there, this is the one
Speaker 4: that I do believe is possible. Bigfoot. Like yetty, what
Speaker 4: do you think it is?
Speaker 2: Though? I'm not hating on you mean, I just said
Speaker 2: it was an alien, So how can I hate? What
Speaker 2: do you think Bigfoot actually is? In your mind? Is
Speaker 2: it a did a human hook up with a horse?
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I hybrid something bear hooked up with.
Speaker 2: A polar bear and then they'd still be a bear.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, polar bears aren't here.
Speaker 2: No, no, but the bear could have got pregnant while
Speaker 2: being polard moved down with his family like in a UHL.
Speaker 4: Now you're thinking and then some dude, really big, jacked up.
Speaker 2: Dude hooked up with a bear.
Speaker 3: Okay, so when cubs or even adult bears that are
Speaker 3: in a lot of pain or distress, they can let
Speaker 3: out high pitched screaming or bawling sounds.
Speaker 2: You had to hurt me that. When I drank the
Speaker 2: bad milk, like a month and a half ago, I
Speaker 2: was in a bathtub like summoning bad batch, bad batch,
Speaker 2: bad almond milk. The genetic evidence shows sasquatches in fact
Speaker 2: a hybrid of modern human females mating with unidentified primate
Speaker 2: species thirteen thousand years ago. I just think we'd have
Speaker 2: found it, unless it's some sort of alien we want
Speaker 2: to hide.
Speaker 4: So the human had the baby, bro, I don't know the.
Speaker 1: Female female was the one that hooked up with the animal.
Speaker 2: Google wrong, of course, of course, du.
Speaker 4: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: Well there we go. Why did it take a salon
Speaker 2: to get there? Story is over, No LSD, no aliens.
Speaker 2: I do want to talk about hawk to a girl
Speaker 2: for a second. I'm rooting for I know a lot
Speaker 2: of people aren't. What we like to do in our
Speaker 2: society is we like to go build them up up, up, up,
Speaker 2: up up up celebrate, celebrate, No come down, down, down,
Speaker 2: down down down, make them look stupid talking about how
Speaker 2: crappy they are. That's just that's what we do, especially
Speaker 2: with people they get viral. So Haley Welch is their name?
Speaker 2: Hawk to a girl, Hawk to U spit on that thing?
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: She was recently brought out to announced performers at the
Speaker 2: Rock the South Festival, and the question that they're asking
Speaker 2: is is her fifteen minutes of fame already up? So
Speaker 2: I'd like to play a clip here because I believe
Speaker 2: this is her introducing on stage and what they say
Speaker 2: is by the crowd's reaction, they are able to draw conclusions.
Speaker 6: Hi, pleasing, Dad, That's awkward. That's so.
Speaker 2: First of all, do you know where fifteen minutes of
Speaker 2: fame comes from?
Speaker 1: I guess I don't where that term comes from. No.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously I know what it means, but I
Speaker 1: don't know the origin of it.
Speaker 2: So an artist back in the day, uh, paying the
Speaker 2: campbell soup cans. I should make you guys look this up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's like everybody has tell us right now? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I gotta get to the story and have two minutes. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: so she goes out. That happens and they're like, Nah,
Speaker 2: she's done, she's over. If she was over, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: be writing a story about her, going is she over?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Interesting? If she wasn't still. I saw her with Jack's
Speaker 2: on TikTok and Jack's plays this the funny song she
Speaker 2: does actually has hits too, but she plays the song
Speaker 2: I Love Jackson too, and talk to a girl was
Speaker 2: with Jack's at like Jack's house. Because they're doing they're
Speaker 2: taking a lot of places. I just feel like if
Speaker 2: they don't, I don't really dial in on what she
Speaker 2: can do and focus, focus, focus. Yeah, she's only going
Speaker 2: to be making appearance money for six nine more months.
Speaker 2: I don't know what she's good at, but I would
Speaker 2: have her dialed into. If it's like, she's hilarious on
Speaker 2: a podcast, I'd get her a partner and they'd be
Speaker 2: doing five episodes a week and I'd be going I
Speaker 2: would he be using her virility to get great guests,
Speaker 2: so people would go to the podcast for those guests,
Speaker 2: hear how funny she is and stick with her like
Speaker 2: what they're doing because they have her everywhere spread then,
Speaker 2: and maybe her agents are just like let's just make
Speaker 2: as much money as we can. That wouldn't be good. Well,
Speaker 2: because I think there's something there with her, like she
Speaker 2: there's something very likable about her. She's funny and they're small.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she's funny or not. I know
Speaker 2: she's goofy. Well I don't know if I don't know,
Speaker 2: if no, and I wasn't funny, I mean that's a joke.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, that's why it was funny, I thought.
Speaker 4: And then her friend came out was just saying like
Speaker 4: she's really really funny, like if people can get her personality,
Speaker 4: they'd really really like her.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know. Funny to me is
Speaker 2: like something that's a skill, not just a little bit goofy.
Speaker 2: And I don't know what she is, but I think
Speaker 2: I do think there's something there. But I think they're
Speaker 2: just kind of handling it wrong because you can hear
Speaker 2: people when you go to the comments of her posts
Speaker 2: or like is this up? This over yet? Because people
Speaker 2: love to knock people down.
Speaker 1: Which why do we have to even be that way?
Speaker 2: Let's well we could if we weren't that, we wouldn't
Speaker 2: build her up, make her famous for going.
Speaker 3: Thing okay, true, but I mean we can just want
Speaker 3: the best for people.
Speaker 4: Uh oh, Andy Warhol, it was fifteen minutes of fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody gets fifteen minutes of fame.
Speaker 1: That's what happened in the super He's the one that
Speaker 1: said it.
Speaker 2: I was just telling you what he did. He painted like
Speaker 2: picture of fame. Yeah. Yeah, everybody in life will get
Speaker 2: there fifteen minutes of fame. So this is everybody. At
Speaker 2: some point in everybody's life. You'll have a little blurb
Speaker 2: of you'll be in the local paper about something you'll
Speaker 2: be which is basically what he meant. But that's where
Speaker 2: that term comes from. I'm rooting for hawk to I'm
Speaker 2: rooting for her to not be known as hawk Tooa
Speaker 2: anymore because that's very gross if you're her.
Speaker 3: And her family, Like, oh my god, didn't she get
Speaker 3: it from her grandma or something who originally told her
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 1: I think she learned that saying from her crew. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know I what it means.
Speaker 2: Somebody All right, before we get the violation of.
Speaker 4: NPR comes out, that's not true, Maybe calls Bobby, Hey,
Speaker 4: it's us again.
Speaker 2: It's clear.
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do the news Bobby's Stories. Miracle is
Speaker 2: a hiker forty eight years old is found alive two
Speaker 2: weeks after going missing in the Kentucky Wilderness, as rescuers
Speaker 2: will all the clues that helped find him. Scott Hearn,
Speaker 2: forty eight, was last seen by his family in Ohio
Speaker 2: on July fourth, before he went hiking nearly one hundred
Speaker 2: miles away the next day. It's crazy. You can go
Speaker 2: hiking at parts of America and get lost. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously you can. But to me, it's while that the
Speaker 2: forest is that dense, and this country that we've discovered
Speaker 2: in seemingly big Brother watches us every inch, and you
Speaker 2: can still get lost. And then you start to wonder, well,
Speaker 2: if I was out for twelve days and just just
Speaker 2: surviving on nuts and berries, I'd for sure eat one
Speaker 2: of tho mushrooms. It would kill me, Like I would
Speaker 2: be good on surviving if but I would go, oh,
Speaker 2: that looks like a remember those like snowball squeezy things
Speaker 2: you eat, They were like puffy, yeah, oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: As soon as that's all a mushroom looked like a snowball,
Speaker 2: I'm in I'd be like, oh, that looks so good.
Speaker 2: So here's this guy. He's out. They searched for him
Speaker 2: because after a couple of days, they were like, we
Speaker 2: haven't seen him. He should be back. They had not
Speaker 2: heard from him, so he was reported missing. And they
Speaker 2: found a shoeprint, and not only a shoeprint, a hole
Speaker 2: beside the shoe, which is a walking stick hole, so bootprint,
Speaker 2: walking stick. It kept tracking and they heard a faint noise,
Speaker 2: a very faint noise, and I wonder if he heard
Speaker 2: something as well. He was located on a steep embankment
Speaker 2: below a cliff line. The fact that he was found
Speaker 2: after fourteen days, which there was twelve days without any
Speaker 2: food and water, it's just crazy. I don't think you
Speaker 2: lived twelve days without water, And maybe he only had
Speaker 2: the water with him. Really doesn't say. His family said
Speaker 2: that that he had been visiting the area in search
Speaker 2: of waterfalls, and he always wanted to visit, so he did.
Speaker 2: His vehicle was lasting at a certain place, but they
Speaker 2: searched and found him and they said didn't have any
Speaker 2: food or water. I thought, like after two days you died.
Speaker 1: Well, waters three to five days and then food is
Speaker 1: like can be a.
Speaker 2: Couple of weeks, food I'm cool. I've seen people do
Speaker 2: like crazy month long fasts on TikTok and they're like,
Speaker 2: I've never been stronger, And I'm like, You've never been
Speaker 2: a more liar. But the water thing, surely he'd probably
Speaker 2: rationed water he had with them, but he had no
Speaker 2: other means to water, and there were a couple of
Speaker 2: days he didn't have any.
Speaker 5: Maybe some dew off the lea, you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: Like overnight he just sucks.
Speaker 2: It off the leaves. He goes hey mouth owen.
Speaker 5: Right, if you're that person, you don't just give up,
Speaker 5: Like how do you stay sane because you're by yourself
Speaker 5: for fourteen days on the side.
Speaker 2: Of a cliff. That'd be tough, especially if you have
Speaker 2: no way to actually get up. You'd probably just keep yelling.
Speaker 2: And there's something in your life that you want to
Speaker 2: get back to and that's what motivates you. And you
Speaker 2: know what tells me I need to keep a diary.
Speaker 2: Why would you not say journal?
Speaker 5: Because I think they said they called a journal or
Speaker 5: diary because that's how they knew to search that areas.
Speaker 3: He brought.
Speaker 2: A diary would be what a thirteen year old girl
Speaker 2: would use it. I thought journal would be what you know,
Speaker 2: something like yourself is very masculine with what I thought,
Speaker 2: they said diary in the story, Police in Florida are
Speaker 2: urging people to stop taking selfies with a depressed black bear.
Speaker 2: The unhappy animal took up residence on the north side
Speaker 2: of the highway, and according to a Facebook post by
Speaker 2: the Sheriff's office, people would just stop and take pictures
Speaker 2: with it. And the bear's just sitting there and he's
Speaker 2: I don't know if he's sad. I'll be honest with it.
Speaker 2: He may not be depressed. He may be contemplating. Why
Speaker 2: did that name him the contemplating black bear?
Speaker 4: He's thinking about something, just sitting there.
Speaker 2: Chilling, just looking ahead Onlookers were trying to take selfies
Speaker 2: with a bear. He's not in the mood for pictures.
Speaker 2: He's shown signs of severe distress. I wonder why animal
Speaker 2: control has it rounded him up, tried to see what's
Speaker 2: up and then put him back in his place. If
Speaker 2: he's not healthy, because he's just sitting on the side
Speaker 2: of the road. Guys, right next to a tree. It
Speaker 2: would be like if you were in college or high
Speaker 2: school and there's a tree back behind the school. And
Speaker 2: you lean up against a tree with your book and
Speaker 2: you read, that's what the bears doing. You just lean
Speaker 2: it up against a tree. There just is no book.
Speaker 1: Afore I just feel bad, yeah, for the bear, like,
Speaker 1: somebody get the bear some.
Speaker 2: Help, unless the bear is married and the bear is like,
Speaker 2: I just need some time for myself. And he's got
Speaker 2: like four days out of the cave, and you want
Speaker 2: as he sits by a tree like the bear kids
Speaker 2: won't shut up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the bear, I mean for the human stopping.
Speaker 3: But then is the bear at risk of walking into
Speaker 3: the highway and getting hit?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. You're just chilling, okay. It's also
Speaker 2: so big you would almost see it as long as
Speaker 2: you're not on your phone, and.
Speaker 5: You'd really want to take a picture where they if
Speaker 5: he's all just sitting there, you'd would want to get up.
Speaker 2: I want to go up to a ticket's arm and
Speaker 2: put off my shoulder if he's not doing anything selfie
Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, all right, Next up, you ever heard
Speaker 2: of a happiness attack? Happiness is feeling of joy you
Speaker 2: get when you climb into bed at night. It's the
Speaker 2: moment when you first get into bed, smiling and snuggling
Speaker 2: into your sheets while you hug your pillow and find
Speaker 2: a comfy position. It seems bizarre to have such a
Speaker 2: big reaction, but there's a simple explanation. According to psychologists,
Speaker 2: feeling happy when getting into bed is because it's finally
Speaker 2: time to get comfortable. You're officially done for the day,
Speaker 2: and it's the one time you're able to fully relax.
Speaker 2: It's from Bustle. So when I first wrote this story,
Speaker 2: I thought it was like some sort of hormonal or
Speaker 2: release that made you feel extra happy because something had happened.
Speaker 2: But no, it's just getting into bed and be like, oh,
Speaker 2: it's like what Eddie would describe to me as like
Speaker 2: the post workday beer. So that feels that sounds like
Speaker 2: you're like, oh yeah, at the end of the day.
Speaker 3: The thing is, though, for a lot of people, is
Speaker 3: when they climb into bed and it's quiet, is when
Speaker 3: all their thoughts pick up.
Speaker 1: And it's not as relaxing.
Speaker 2: I have no anxiety in the day, none, I rocket,
Speaker 2: you're occupied, I get yes, I run, I move for
Speaker 2: I find the next thing. I'm accomplishing, a move, moving,
Speaker 2: I'm prioritizing even spending time with my wife, like I
Speaker 2: know at this point I need to do that boom
Speaker 2: as soon as I get into bed. That is not
Speaker 2: a happiness attack. Does it really matter if you eat
Speaker 2: before swimming? Despite warnings about swimming on a full stomach,
Speaker 2: eating before you jump in the pols generally nothing to
Speaker 2: worry about, but they say because there is no need
Speaker 2: to wait at least thirty minutes. The old morning stems
Speaker 2: from worry that people might drown or struggle because blood
Speaker 2: will be diverted to their full stomachs instead of their muscles.
Speaker 2: That's where that came from. But they do say to
Speaker 2: quench your thirst before swimming on sunny days because people
Speaker 2: don't realize they can still get dehydrated while they're in water,
Speaker 2: which leads to actual muscle cramps, which leads to people
Speaker 2: actually drowning because they're cramping physically. That's from your own news.
Speaker 2: So jumping into the pool while eating. Why people think
Speaker 2: that is because they would think that the energy would
Speaker 2: go to digestion more than other parts of your body,
Speaker 2: which would not have But what's happening is the same
Speaker 2: thing almost with other parts of your body. On working
Speaker 2: because you're dehydrated because you're in water.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's just it. It wasn't explaining in detail like
Speaker 3: when we were kids. It was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: after you.
Speaker 2: Eat to jump in. Yeah. They didn't know either.
Speaker 3: They weren't like and here's why.
Speaker 2: They had no idea either. Make Jagger turned down millions
Speaker 2: to try to memoir. They offered Hi twenty six million bucks.
Speaker 2: Whoa he said he didn't want to relive the past.
Speaker 2: Oh he must be really read. He doesn't need the money. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Radar online with that. And there's a new episode of
Speaker 2: In the Vets Office with doctor Josie. She has a
Speaker 2: case of the week. She talked about sedating a dog
Speaker 2: because she had to express, like the word express express
Speaker 2: it's anal glands and you know what he's like, squeeze out,
Speaker 2: get out. Yeah. Yeah. Things did not go as planned
Speaker 2: and the.
Speaker 1: Plug came out.
Speaker 7: Oh no, and the anal land expressed and I went
Speaker 7: all over my face, into my mouth, into my eyes.
Speaker 7: The best part is that there was security footage because
Speaker 7: we have cameras in the hospital. I'm spitting on the floor.
Speaker 7: I'm like throwing up in the scenk. They're like, doctor Josie,
Speaker 7: what do you need. I'm like, call me an uber.
Speaker 4: That crazy that suck disgusted.
Speaker 2: In the Vets Office with Doctor Josie. You know she
Speaker 2: talks about owners of small animals. A lot of times
Speaker 2: they leave them un attendant because they're small, I think,
Speaker 2: but she says, don't leave them unattended outside.
Speaker 7: I would never leave my small dog outside unattended. I
Speaker 7: had a patient who was scheduled to come in for
Speaker 7: her dental procedure last week and mom called me and
Speaker 7: said I have to cancel.
Speaker 1: And she said.
Speaker 7: Sophie got beat up by a raccoon in the yard.
Speaker 7: The wildlife is real, coyotes, bobcats, raccoons and even hawks.
Speaker 7: They will target our small dogs. I'm picturing the movie
Speaker 7: The Proposal with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Riddles with the
Speaker 7: little white dog that gets picked up.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's not just Hollywood. It happened, and it happens.
Speaker 2: I'll be crazy to see your dog with heartbreaking too.
Speaker 2: That's in the Vets Office with Doctor Josie. Check out
Speaker 2: that podcast. Really good there. Like to make a quick
Speaker 2: statement last night on my Instagram story. It is not
Speaker 2: something that I'm proud of, but some listeners did say
Speaker 2: you said one thing, you're doing another. If you look
Speaker 2: at my Instagram story at mister Bobby Bones, I am
Speaker 2: chewing gum. I said, I wasn't chewing gum, but what
Speaker 2: no madden, no gum, chewing the gum. I bought a
Speaker 2: new kind of gum that has no sugar, and at night,
Speaker 2: I gotta get a chew in. I go in the
Speaker 2: backyard to sneak at chew.
Speaker 1: Well, how many piece?
Speaker 2: At four or five? It's fine, no sugar. So I did,
Speaker 2: and I was on it. I'm I know I'm not honorable,
Speaker 2: but I'm not hiding it any I went snug at you.
Speaker 2: It's like somebody who smoked got snug at chew last night.
Speaker 2: Few pieces of gum. It's from this pack that you
Speaker 2: buy that's sugar free. No as for tame, like the
Speaker 2: sugar is what gets me. That's all I want to say. Yes,
Speaker 2: I acknowledge it. I'm chewing gum on my Instagram story.
Speaker 2: I'm not hiding from it. I can be better and
Speaker 2: I will, and I promise.
Speaker 1: Promise you that what's making it sweet?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't look at the camp. I
Speaker 2: don't We do need to talk to Lunchbox for a second,
Speaker 2: because earlier this morning he lost the game. And when
Speaker 2: he lost the game, he was to be up on
Speaker 2: the wheel. We spin the wheel for his punishment. The
Speaker 2: punishment he can suit up. He has to come dressed
Speaker 2: in a suit every day for a week on the show.
Speaker 2: That would be hilarious. The fridge Smoothie, the shame game,
Speaker 2: the shave game. We put all his body parts on
Speaker 2: the wheel. We spent it forced charity, one hundred bucks
Speaker 2: of his own money, but we tell him where to
Speaker 2: donate it to. So he lost.
Speaker 4: That was it.
Speaker 2: But either one said double or nothing. Yeah, he took it.
Speaker 2: He took it. So I'm gonna actually give you both
Speaker 2: categories again. Okay, so the two categories because you lost
Speaker 2: hard music trivia earlier this morning. Yeah, but it's more
Speaker 2: like impossible music trivia. So it's women's sports or hard
Speaker 2: music trivia. I'm gonna take it down one level. I'm
Speaker 2: being nice. Four out of seven instead of five. Wow, Yes,
Speaker 2: say what you will. I made chew gum and be
Speaker 2: a liar. Ah. Do you want hard music trivia or
Speaker 2: do you want women's sports? Now?
Speaker 5: I gotta go to women's sports man. I mean, Eddie
Speaker 5: didn't even know someone answers those music questions.
Speaker 2: Okay, you quick, quick, I'll hear questions and music trivia.
Speaker 2: The first two on the sheet, as you can see,
Speaker 2: Number one, what city is referred to as the birthplace
Speaker 2: of jazz, New Orleans? Correct? Calvin Brotus Junior is better
Speaker 2: known as a ludicrous no snoop dogg oh ludicris is?
Speaker 1: I think if you just pause for.
Speaker 2: They wanted to show off I did what musical like
Speaker 2: on died on August sixteenth, nineteen seventy seven, at the
Speaker 2: age of forty two. That's okay. These are't your category questions.
Speaker 2: These allus Yeah, but I feel like those were definitely easier.
Speaker 2: You have to give four of seven lunchbox and winning
Speaker 2: Sports the mayhem want again? No Number one? What number
Speaker 2: does Caitlyn Clark wear on her jersey? You don't know
Speaker 2: this now, I've been known to wear a jersey and
Speaker 2: here of Kaitlyn Clark. Yeah, Tim, she was born in
Speaker 2: January twenty second, two thousand and two. She wears the
Speaker 2: number twenty two. That's okay. Now, you just got to
Speaker 2: get four to six. These are impossible. Who is the
Speaker 2: and who is the head coach of the South Carolina
Speaker 2: game called women's basketball? Team, who won their third he
Speaker 2: knows this, Don Staley, Yeah he'll get that, okay, who
Speaker 2: won their third national championship earlier this year. Good what
Speaker 2: gymnast was the first woman to appear on the front
Speaker 2: of a Weedies box in nineteen eighty four, and also
Speaker 2: competed on My Season of Dancing with the Stars. When
Speaker 2: you're Mary lou rettin Boom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's honor roll.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, she almost died recently.
Speaker 4: Yea better.
Speaker 2: I talked to her daughter, her daughthers like she's doing
Speaker 2: much better. Awesome, good lunchbox. Yeah. Which w NBA team
Speaker 2: does Britney Grinder play for? Mm hmmm? And the category
Speaker 2: of women's sports? All right, I got it, go ahead,
Speaker 2: that's right. The Phoenix Sun. Oh now, remember you're wrong, However,
Speaker 2: you're close. The Phoenix Son's NBA. The Son is the
Speaker 2: Mohegan Sun team in Connecticut, the Connecticut Son, the Phoenix
Speaker 2: Mercury or the w NBA team close Yeah, yeah, yeah?
Speaker 2: What the Sun is the team up in the Northeast,
Speaker 2: because the Mohegan Sun is where they play. That is
Speaker 2: Phoenix Mercies. And no, none of the w NBA teams
Speaker 2: have the actual logos of the same team of their city,
Speaker 2: of the NBA team. That is the dumbest thing ever. Okay,
Speaker 2: next up, you have to get out of four? No, no, two? Oh,
Speaker 2: just two out of four? Two out of three? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: the same situation. Charlotte Eppie Epstein is known as the
Speaker 2: mother of what sport in America? Charlotte Eppie Epstein. See
Speaker 2: that's when you guys go impossible. No one's ever heard
Speaker 2: that name of my life.
Speaker 4: I've heard Epstein.
Speaker 2: Just wrong one, no relations good Charlie. Charlotte Eie Epstein
Speaker 2: is known as the mother of what sport in America? Fencing?
Speaker 2: Yet that, oh, because that's what they use. What the
Speaker 2: EPI pen? I don't know if that's true. I don't
Speaker 2: know what. But is that is that older than her?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know that even the is true.
Speaker 2: If it is, it's it's nice little recall there, boy,
Speaker 2: you you can't miss another one, buddy. It's called a
Speaker 2: foil and a b and a saber. It's not the
Speaker 2: question that one bonus lunchbox. Wait, hold on, what was
Speaker 2: she the swimming? How old is she? No idea? Moving on,
Speaker 2: name three of the five members who are known as
Speaker 2: the Fierce five and gymnastics, and they were it's the
Speaker 2: Olympic team, the very famous one. Can you name three
Speaker 2: of them? What this is a three questions? Heck, give
Speaker 2: me two? Goodness, all right, can you give me one? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ali Rasmussen and Maroney. Well, here's the thing. Her name
Speaker 2: is not ras Mussin, Yeah it is. It's ari A
Speaker 2: s It's ras Mussin though, Mike, it's so, it's not
Speaker 2: if it's Ali Rasmussen must there's no Musin r a
Speaker 2: I s Man like Raisman Raiseman. It's not res Mussen.
Speaker 2: It is close, but it's not true any other game.
Speaker 2: We wouldn't give it to him. Now we can give
Speaker 2: him a charity. But what he give it to you
Speaker 2: is the question.
Speaker 1: I mean, he definitely wouldn't give it to you, But.
Speaker 2: Would he give it to you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you mean? Because I don't know how to
Speaker 2: say her name? Well, you said her name wrong.
Speaker 3: I don't know that you would give us. That is
Speaker 3: my point. I'm saying we should give it to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll go with it. That's fine.
Speaker 4: But he start to guess only two out of the five,
Speaker 4: thank you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he has to get one more right. He
Speaker 2: has has to get one more right. Of those questions.
Speaker 2: The answers were Gabby Douglas, Mikayla Maroney, Ali Raisman, not
Speaker 2: rass Mussen. I mean Kyler Ross and Jordan Weber. She's
Speaker 2: the coach Arkansas. No, no one knows those last two. Man,
Speaker 2: those people have got forgotten. She's a head coach Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Probably just said that. No, no, but no, what okay? Because
Speaker 2: you like hard, I know I did. We got one
Speaker 2: of the people in Arkansas.
Speaker 1: Not necessary.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that I was tough. I know who
Speaker 2: knows you? Nobody except to listen to the show. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think the difference. Okay, what's whatever up to next question?
Speaker 2: And you need to get this right in order to win.
Speaker 5: It's obviously impossible, or else he wouldn't have given me
Speaker 5: the other one.
Speaker 2: You didn't even get the other one. That okay, lunchbox, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you want an NFL question? I don't know. Why won't
Speaker 2: you do that? Who is the first woman to serve
Speaker 2: as a full time NFL coach? Stop? That's that's impossible.
Speaker 2: You don't know that.
Speaker 5: Nobody knows that. That's not women's sports, that's a man's.
Speaker 2: Sport of women's sports sport.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're crazy, man, you think you would this would
Speaker 3: be something one.
Speaker 1: You would know because of football.
Speaker 2: Do you realize how many coaches run team? But who
Speaker 2: is the first woman to serve as a full time NFL.
Speaker 1: Can you say which?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: Is she defend amy?
Speaker 5: She's like a assistant to an assistant assistant wide receiver coach?
Speaker 2: My god, what about when there was a woman with
Speaker 2: the Spurs with's coach with Pops and left to go
Speaker 2: coach the Aces. I mean that's easy. No, that's not
Speaker 2: the question.
Speaker 5: But i'm because there was only there's only like five
Speaker 5: coaches on the NBA bench.
Speaker 2: Who is the first woman to serve as a full
Speaker 2: time NFL coach? I don't know. From the San Francisco
Speaker 2: forty nine ers, I can see her face.
Speaker 1: Really, so you're saying you know who she is?
Speaker 2: Well, they used to show her on TV, but they
Speaker 2: did to say her name. They never said her name.
Speaker 2: They said they said random woman coaching the team. They
Speaker 2: never said her name. We'll circle back and then that's
Speaker 2: the last question.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I mean this is impossible.
Speaker 1: Is it impossible?
Speaker 2: Impossible? You could pull one hundred people and one person.
Speaker 1: Would get it, Bobby, would you get it?
Speaker 2: No? By the way, he's not right about the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers. There was another coach after her. It was
Speaker 2: forty nine ers. I have no idea. So you're out,
Speaker 2: and you're not gonna guess any name, last name anything, Jones.
Speaker 2: If you would have guessed Smith, you had it a
Speaker 2: common last man, you went Jones, Catherine Smith.
Speaker 4: But Jones is pretty common too, dude, No one.
Speaker 2: Catherine Smith an American football coach who most recently served
Speaker 2: as a special team's quality control coach with the Buffalo Bills,
Speaker 2: first full time female coach in NFL history.
Speaker 4: Oh, there goes the dove soap.
Speaker 2: So you cannot put your wish less up at your
Speaker 2: groceries unless, oh no, we can give it one more
Speaker 2: shot tomorrow for triple or nothing and three spins on
Speaker 2: the wheel.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, it's a lot on the line, man.
Speaker 2: Or do you just want to accept the double wheel spin?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, because you guys make them impossible, Like no
Speaker 5: one has ever heard of this girl, But why are
Speaker 5: you putting it on one person like Caitlyn Clark twenty
Speaker 5: two out of guy that big can't lecard fan you
Speaker 5: get that you're in.
Speaker 2: You can have five seconds to think about it if
Speaker 2: you'd like to. How about how about I have a
Speaker 2: night to sleep on it and check with me tomorrow.
Speaker 4: He's not feeling good.
Speaker 2: I'm not feeling I choose to give you the night
Speaker 2: to get yourself ready for the question. Same two categories tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But do you want to do it or take the
Speaker 2: will five seconds on the clock.
Speaker 5: Hold on, let me let me talk it out.
Speaker 2: Okay, I tell you what right, we'll come back. We'll
Speaker 2: get his answer after that. Hold on, what'd you decide? Lunchbox, gosh,
Speaker 2: I forgot all about it. I just got a message
Speaker 2: from a boss going When you guys don't answer trivia
Speaker 2: questions super fast, people get annoyed to change the station.
Speaker 2: Oh no, and I'm like, what do you expect us
Speaker 2: to do? Fake it? And we're thinking, yeah, we need
Speaker 2: to answer it immediately, Lunchbox, no need, You can't think,
Speaker 2: so you gotta go, dude. I'll see you tomorrow. Man,
Speaker 2: you did a triple nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, man, study up, guys.
Speaker 2: Make this note, take your pens out. No no more thinking, okay,
Speaker 2: just just answer, just answer, no thinking, no thinking? Wow, okay,
Speaker 2: We're gonna play a song. Let's do post Malone, Morgan
Speaker 2: Wall and Tomorrow lunchboxol hit us with the nothing on
Speaker 2: the wheel, Yes for tomorrow will really make him do it? Maybe?
Speaker 2: Or quad No no no No. Scam alert scam alert. Police
Speaker 2: are searching for a southern California suspect who got a
Speaker 2: bunch of money because they posed as one of those
Speaker 2: McAfee workers McAfee anda virus.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: The male suspect texted a victim from a one hundred
Speaker 2: number while posing as a representative from McAfee, a computer
Speaker 2: anti virus software program. The man told the victim that
Speaker 2: the money had been mistakenly transferred. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 2: he said, because he said some stuff. We're like, would
Speaker 2: we fall for that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But what was No? No, I don't think we'd have
Speaker 2: fallen for the guy's scheme where the money had been sent.
Speaker 2: But what made this person believe it is where he
Speaker 2: was from? I mean maybe you would have fallen for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm answering honestly, Like they're getting more and more clever.
Speaker 2: I mean yeah, they were like, hey, the money's been
Speaker 2: mistakenly transferred to your kid. I don't think any of
Speaker 2: us would have believed that part. But the McAfee thing, though,
Speaker 2: because you're like, this is something we know, is something
Speaker 2: that's saving us from virus, isn't a guy? This is
Speaker 2: when I think somebody should develop. They should develop like
Speaker 2: a tip line tip, text line tip, somebody sitting it
Speaker 2: and you go to them and they're always there twenty
Speaker 2: four to seven, and you go, this just happened to me?
Speaker 2: Is this a scam? And they're known as the universal
Speaker 2: number to reach out to It's called like Bobby saves
Speaker 2: your life. And so I've hired twenty five people. We're
Speaker 2: there twenty four hours a day. We got phones, we
Speaker 2: got a text number, and we got a computer system,
Speaker 2: and we got one of those little locks up in
Speaker 2: our web address, so you know that nobody's hacked into us.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the lock means, but when I
Speaker 2: see it, I give on my credit card information and
Speaker 2: where the whoever makes this company is the trusted source
Speaker 2: that you go to them and you go, this is
Speaker 2: a screenshot, this is the call I just got, and
Speaker 2: they figure it out for you.
Speaker 1: They're going to be very busy.
Speaker 2: Very busy. And there are two ways that this place
Speaker 2: will make money. One you can call and for like
Speaker 2: a five dollars fee you do it. Or two you
Speaker 2: have to listen to an ad before they pick up,
Speaker 2: because it's not a nine to one to one situation.
Speaker 2: And if you listen to an ad, you can sell
Speaker 2: the ad to a sponsor, you.
Speaker 4: Know, like YouTube. We have to watch the ad before
Speaker 4: you watch the.
Speaker 2: Video precisely, but before it's like, but hey, thanks for
Speaker 2: calling Bobby Land. We'll save you in thirty seconds. Hey,
Speaker 2: it's Bobby for matches. You know. That's so you know
Speaker 2: I'm doing a sleep number, like my favorite mattress is
Speaker 2: sleep number.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: And you hear it and then it's like, hey, it's Bobby.
Speaker 2: What can I do? I gotta call from this guy
Speaker 2: claims he works for McAfee annavirus and he says the
Speaker 2: bank account was man, please hold hey, Bobby here again
Speaker 2: a farmer's dog breaking rocks, right, am I right? And
Speaker 2: I come back on. Okay, look, do not give them
Speaker 2: the money, all right? Thanks that there's somebody needs to
Speaker 2: have that company, so then they'll set up a fake
Speaker 2: one in the sea. And that's okay, yeah, as long
Speaker 2: as you know, but you don't know which one's legit
Speaker 2: which one you do because you're reaching out to it.
Speaker 2: Where people get in trouble is when people reach out
Speaker 2: to you because you're the one getting the links in
Speaker 2: your phone or your email and you're clicking through. Rarely
Speaker 2: do people get scammed because they pursue something. So this
Speaker 2: is something I have no interest in developing it, but
Speaker 2: it would feel safe. Each state could have one.
Speaker 4: That's awesome. So when the scammer calls you, you say,
Speaker 4: hang on, give me a second.
Speaker 2: You don't even have to do that, because I think
Speaker 2: anybody that's asking any questions about money, uh in personal information,
Speaker 2: if you hang up on them immediately, they're gonna know,
Speaker 2: oh okay, they're probably scared of getting scammed. I get that.
Speaker 3: Okay, So what about the people that are like using
Speaker 3: AI to sound like your granddaughter and they've kidnapped you
Speaker 3: in Mexico and they need fifteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Anything like this. You're again, you call and you listen
Speaker 2: to my ad on sleep number, and then you hear, hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: my granddaughter pooky, Like I don't even know she was
Speaker 2: going down to Venezuela. All of a sudden she's in
Speaker 2: a room held hostage. Is that true. Let me get
Speaker 2: Pooky on the line.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't they call the cops instead of the hotline?
Speaker 2: Though, well, that's up to them. Once I got robbed
Speaker 2: a gunpoint, I called the news. You did well. I
Speaker 2: just say you were safe. There's something here, right, there's
Speaker 2: something here where I think there could be a you
Speaker 2: go to it instead of it coming to you if
Speaker 2: you're concerned that any this could possibly be a scam.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying. I think it's a great idea.
Speaker 2: I'm not putting the money into it. I don't own it.
Speaker 3: It seems like one of the companies like LifeLock or
Speaker 3: whatever could add this on to their package.
Speaker 4: You know, sure, or lunchbots and I can start that out.
Speaker 2: Okay, you at the hours, man, I'm not gonna do
Speaker 2: that one. It's finally like a brilliant idea. And he's like,
Speaker 2: I'm out. I'm not gonna sit up for four hours.
Speaker 2: You don't have to do all the work you hire people. No, no,
Speaker 2: you're not anyway, but regardless, okay, thank you. I wish
Speaker 2: there was a safe place to go.
Speaker 3: A bunch would just be like, you're an idiot, it's
Speaker 3: not your grand and then it turns out it was
Speaker 3: Oh no, a right, Bobby bone.
Speaker 2: Show bonehead Sorry up to day.
Speaker 5: This story comes to us from Georgia. A family was
Speaker 5: at the local Sam's Club, you know, getting some groceries,
Speaker 5: and it's two minutes still closing, and they walk up
Speaker 5: to the counter and they say, hey, we need you
Speaker 5: to make us two pizzas. And the lady behind the
Speaker 5: counter is like, ah, man, I'm sorry, We've already cleaned
Speaker 5: the ovens, you know, the concession stands kind of closed.
Speaker 2: The doors closed in two minutes. They said, we need
Speaker 2: two pizzas, and she said, I'm not gonna make it
Speaker 2: for you. So they attacked the worker that like the family.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the family started jumped over the counter and started
Speaker 5: attacking the worker.
Speaker 2: Oh family. People think there are no family values anymore,
Speaker 2: I know, don't do anything together. It's not true. This
Speaker 2: is a perfect example. I'm lunchbox. That's your Bonehead story
Speaker 2: of the day. Amy's come to teach us something today.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Well, my dishwasher was broken, at least I
Speaker 3: thought it was, and it's still kind of is.
Speaker 1: But TikTok fixed it for me.
Speaker 3: Because the little pod, you know, a little container you like,
Speaker 3: pop it in there, and then it's supposed to open
Speaker 3: up during the wash and the pod will clean everything
Speaker 3: the pod.
Speaker 2: If we have the same kind of dishwasher, you put
Speaker 2: the pod in a little floppy, then it clicks down
Speaker 2: and it sits in there.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, good way to describe it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not the technical way, it's how the the
Speaker 2: people that work on dish washers talk about it.
Speaker 1: Yet I couldn't figure out how to say it.
Speaker 3: But the floppy that clicks down wasn't unclicking, so my
Speaker 3: pod was never distributing to clean the dishes, but it
Speaker 3: was doing a full cycle.
Speaker 1: And I would open up and.
Speaker 3: Be like, well, everything looks clean because I guess the water,
Speaker 3: but the soap is still intact.
Speaker 1: And so I thought, oh, I'm gonna have to get
Speaker 1: this fixed. And then I.
Speaker 3: Saw on TikTok you can just throw the pod into
Speaker 3: the bottom of the dishwasher, so it never even has
Speaker 3: to come out of the floppy with the CLICKI question, Yeah,
Speaker 3: the floppy with the clickie it's probably originally for soap.
Speaker 2: As they call it in the industry, the floppy with
Speaker 2: the clicker. Yeah, it doesn't regulate when this is how
Speaker 2: much soap comes out when.
Speaker 3: Well, no, because I mean I think now that we
Speaker 3: have the pods, I think back in the day when
Speaker 3: you were putting liquid, sure soap, it needed to be
Speaker 3: released in the pod.
Speaker 2: Soap doesn't because I feel like that melts and then
Speaker 2: it just goes everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I'm sure a dishwashing expert may say
Speaker 3: TikTok's wrong. But I threw it just in the bottom,
Speaker 3: and to just place it in the very bottom and
Speaker 3: let it do its thing. And when I opened the load,
Speaker 3: the pod was gone and the dishes were clean.
Speaker 2: I loaded the dishwasher last night. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give myself a little credit here.
Speaker 1: Is that why you wanted me to tell my dishwasher story.
Speaker 2: No, I forgot I loaded the dishwasher. I forgot a
Speaker 2: load of the dishwasher. But my struggles with the dishwasher
Speaker 2: are the cups and the glasses go on top. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the plates and the bowls go on bottom. I hate
Speaker 2: cleaning pants. And usually if I'm gonna do the dishes,
Speaker 2: if there's a couple of pans, I'll clean them too,
Speaker 2: but they won't really fit in the dishwasher.
Speaker 1: Well, most pans aren't supposed to go ah contra alfare.
Speaker 2: What I do is I lay them on top of
Speaker 2: the plates. Oh boy, no, if you're odd thing, if
Speaker 2: you didn't know that this, you may don't know this yet,
Speaker 2: I'll put it on TikTok. You'll be like it's the
Speaker 2: greatest thing ever heard.
Speaker 1: No, I just know that most pants say.
Speaker 2: Trust me, it works okay, pretty much pretty well. If
Speaker 2: you do it twice in a row, it works really well.
Speaker 2: So you put the pans on top of the plates, so.
Speaker 3: You're blocking everything that's coming up to clean the glass
Speaker 3: on top.
Speaker 2: Some people say blocking, some people say making it harder,
Speaker 2: giving the water adversity when it does finally reach the
Speaker 2: top and it's really motivated, it's stupid. There should be
Speaker 2: like a pan section of the dishwasher.
Speaker 1: Well again, it's because most pants aren't supposed to go
Speaker 1: win the dishwasher.
Speaker 2: Well they should be. This is the dumbest thing. I
Speaker 2: hate washing pans. Not that I do it often, maybe
Speaker 2: once every six months. But when I do, I'll take
Speaker 2: the whole like make spaghetti, I take that whole thing
Speaker 2: and I'll put it face down and nothing else will
Speaker 2: be able to fit on the bottom, So then I'll
Speaker 2: start to stick plates on the top and like puzzle piece.
Speaker 2: Then then do you guys do that?
Speaker 4: No? No, because the cycle thing, it won't spin if
Speaker 4: the pots blocking.
Speaker 2: I never checked out. I never checked the clean one,
Speaker 2: so I've no idea works on it.
Speaker 1: To back Eddie back.
Speaker 3: To Bobby's point about that is he's helping create adversity
Speaker 3: for his water.
Speaker 2: So the water stronger by the time it gets there. Interesting, Okay,
Speaker 2: put your pod in and we need some sort it
Speaker 2: can't take up too much space, but some sort of
Speaker 2: like single pan holder in the dishwasher, because what our
Speaker 2: dishwasher has, which is cool on the very very top.
Speaker 2: You pull out it's like a slide thing and it
Speaker 2: looks like it's not a cutting board, but imagine a
Speaker 2: cutting board that's plastic with holes in it so water
Speaker 2: can get through it. It's attached to the very top.
Speaker 2: You pull it out and you can put all you
Speaker 2: can put your flat already know about that, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 6: Thing.
Speaker 2: Wow, I feel like Lunchbox is learning about podcasts. Well
Speaker 2: he just learned about podcasts, And I'm like, can you
Speaker 2: play a dishwasher day?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, And I'm gonna they do make
Speaker 3: something for your pots and pants. It's called your kitchen sink,
Speaker 3: your hand and the side.
Speaker 2: I think the should make something better. I hate that, Okay.
Speaker 2: I gotta take another billowpad and scrub the bottom. And
Speaker 2: then sometimes I just give up and I'll leave it.
Speaker 4: That's not good man.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I'll put on the floor, on the eel or
Speaker 2: lick it, not clean it. All right, We're done, Thank you,
Speaker 2: We will see you tomorrow. Hope you have a great day. Goodbye,
Speaker 2: ride it show The Bobby Bones theme song written produce
Speaker 2: sang Bye read Yardberry. You can find his instagram at
Speaker 2: readyarberry dot com. Scooba Steve executive producer, Ray Mundo, head
Speaker 2: of Production. I'm Bobby Bones. My instagram is mister Bobby Bones.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening to the podcast.